PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Feb. 10, 1976 The weather Inside today Moitly sunny tbis afternoon. High near Area news ...... 10, 12, 18, 19, 23, 34, 25 SO becoming colder. Clear and colder B usiness. . . . 32, 33 G ard en in g...... 31 tonight with low lS-20. Clear Thursday iianrIfMter lEiipntng Jtprali Classified 24, 25, 26 O b itu aries...... 14 with high in mid 30s. National weather C om ics...... 27 Old Codger .... 30 forecast map on page 24. Dear A bby...... 27 People ...... 29, 30 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Editorial ...... 4 Sports . . . 15, 16, 17
MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 1978- VOL. XCV, No. 112 THIRTY-SIX PAGES — THREE SECTIONS PRlCEi FIFTEEN CENTS In ravaged Guatemala Rescuers struggle ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ to reach victims GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala a 200-bed disaster hospital to be in- t(ie hardest hit area in Guatemala, — One week after a deadly stalled in the southern city of Culapa Another 9,000 persons died in ■ WA earthquake rocked this Central as a recovery center for the 20,000 in- Chimaltenango, about 40 miles west Amercan nation, rescue workers still jured from nearby Chimaltenango, of the capital. struggled to reach victims and sur vivors in remote mountain areas. A government spokesman predicted the final death toll may reach 25,000. International aid — including urgently needed food and medical Directors give schools supplies — has helped alleviate some of the most crucial problems in pop Instant Lottery funds ulous regions. But officials have not been able to reach many isolated ’The Board of Directors Tuesday them off the welfare rolls. And, by a villages, where thousands may still night approved giving the Board of unanimous vote, it approved a $4,500 be buried in the debris of their Education imm^iately the $62,581 appropriation for tutorial services shattered homes. due it from Connecticut's first Ins for 15 Vietnamese refugee children in Although the government put the tant Lottery. the schools, to be financed by a THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER HAS ^ official death "toll at 17,032, Under an act by the 1975 General federal grant. presidential spokesman Guillermo Assembly, the allocations must go to In other financial actions, all by un Estrada said Tuesday, “The final school boards and the only question animous votes, the board approved; death toll will be somewhere raised by many municipalities is, • A $6,654 allocation from the between 20,000 and 25,000." “Must the funds be given school Capital Improvement Reserve Fund The government asked the United boards in this fiscal year, or can they for money due the state for States to send in eight two-man be held for the new fiscal year?” reconstruction work at Broad and Green Beret teams from the Special ’The state’s attorney general has Hilliard Sts. Bicentennial flag raised at Bentley School Forces unit stationed in the Panama said the law is hazy on that count and • A $3,621 allocation from the Canal Zone to help search for victims needs clarification. Special Taxing District Reserve A Bicentennial flag is raised beneath the U.S. flag during ceremonies Tuesday in front of in isolated mountain areas. Manchester’s board voted un Fund for the last payment on proper Bentley School as the student body witnesses the event. Mrs. Harriett Duff, left, represen- The teams — consisting of a animously to give the school board ty it owns on Oak St. paramedic and a communications the first $62,581 but indicated the se • A $2,000 transfer from the (k)n- ■ tative of the school Parent-Teacher Organization, presented the Bicentenial flag to the specialist — will. be lowered from school. Student Debby Jezouit hoists the new flag after Debbie Hare, right, finishes cond sum, expected in June, and the tingency Account to the- Probate helicopters into villages that are in- Court Account, to erase a deficit fastening it to the rope while school principal Douglas Townsend watches. The flag will third and fourth, expected in the next accesible by road. fiscal year, will be figured into the caused by inflated costs for supplies. • hang permanently in the school lobby at the end of the school year. (Herald photo by Pinto) The state of Alabama has donated 1976-77 schooL-budget it will ap • A $3,750 claim settlement for propriate in May. Kathleen ’Thompson of Manchester, At Carl Zinsser’s suggestion, (it stemming from a September 1971 fall FREE PERSONAL CHECKING was Zinsser who points out the oh an Oak St. sidewalk. Directors balk at pay hike plan possibilities) the town counsel was • A $495 pay raise (only $242 for Savings Bank of Manchester free personal checking means your account. instructed to cheqk into state this year, retroactive to Jan. 1,1976) requirements for the allocations. for the duplicating-room operator — no monthly service charge and no charge for numbered stan Now you can have one stop banking at the bank that pays By SOL R. COHEN recommending pay raises for about He said he received an explanation create new cycles, and we’d never The board approved two other ap by reclassifiying her to account dard checks. A minimum $100.00 deposit is required to open high interest on your savings, Savings Bank of Manchester. . . Herald Reporter 55 top and middle management per only by reading newspaper articles catch up.” propriations to the school system. By clerk. A frustrated and unhappy Board of sonnel, to correct inequities among which, he said, were as clear as John ’Thompson remarked that the an 8 to 1 vote with Zinsser opposed, it In order to permit the town counsel Directors Tuesday night balked at them and other inequities when com Weiss’ were unclear. recommendations only compound the approved a $22,676 appropriation for time to study possible collection, the taking any action on proposed pay pared to wages for union personnel, Prignano said be is in sympathy inequity situation. He said the the work incentive program, board tabled a $961. charge-off of raises for Manchester’s top and mid with raises this year retroactive to with Uie employes and believes they proposal gives substantial pay raises financed by a federal WIN grant, ft water and sewer fees owed by Tracy dle management personnel and Jan. 1,1976. deserve raises but will reserve judg to those subordinates now receiving provides 41-weeks employment for Cole on the 111 Walnut St. property labeled Town Manager Robert ’The board instructed Weiss and ment until complete information is overtime and receiving more pay three Hartford redidents and takes he formerly owned. Weiss’ request and report in McCarthy to prepare a more com received. than department heads. complete, inconclusive and in plete report (a professional report, is Willhide called the report “hit-and- He too recommended more study adequate. how Director Paul Willhide miss, hit-and-miss.” He predicted of job functions and clarification of Weiss’ recommendation (the described it) and indicated con there will be no improvement in per the pay-scale formula. Youth wins $10^000 report was prepared by Assistant siderable opposition to pay raises sonnel reports “unless we get a Jack Goldberg suggested that the other than at budget-making time. professional presentation.” WITH AN ADVANTAGE Town Manager Charles McCarthy) board go slow on approving the pay With stars in his blue eyes, 18-year- matching number. His fellow Pascal Prignano set the tone of the ’That presentation, he said, should would increase Manchester’s salary raises, pointing out requests are employes confirmed it. discussion when he chided Weiss for include an explanation of duties, old Paul Tranchina of 80 Chapel Rd., base by about |49,8(X), at an im coming in every week for additional \^ e n he called home, his mother , not clarifying his recommendations. responsibilities of employes, South Windsor is on cloud number mediate cost of about $24,900. He is funds to erase shortages. “Let’s see wouldn’t believe.it either. "Because relationships to superiors and subor nine. t how we make out with them before I’m always telling jokes,” ’Tranchina dinates, the rationale for the we go ahead with this. I wonder He won $10,000 with an Instant said. One of the cashiers took over recommendations, relationship of where all the money we need will Lottery ticket purchased shortly the phone and convinced his mother. earnings of each classification to come from?” Nolx^y enlightened after he reported for work this mor He said he will bank his winnings. anothet, and how classifications are him. ning at Top Notch on N. Main St. It In the next breath, he said he will buy determined, among other points. News summary Weiss agreed that budget time is was the second lottery ticket he had a brand new car, a Corvette. A black “And, lastly,” said Willhide, “in no the proper time for pay raises but in ever bought. one. And maybe some new clothes. Compiled from United Press Inlernalional way would I go for retroactivity.” sisted there are times when interim Tranchina has worked at Top Phyllis Jackston, Vivian Ferguson At first he couldn’t believe it when raises are advisable. Notch for about two years as a shelf. and Carl Zinsser also said pay he scratched off the film and saw the' policy from playing down cor He said the directors should take a Stocker and a cashier. State porate scandals to full in revisions shduld be made only at good look at salaries paid top per HARTFORD - The latest vestigation and punishment of budget-making time. sonnel, compared to what similar state tax revenue figures are $1 them. Mrs. Jackston said the directors personnel are paid in other towns and million below expectations and were told two years ago (the last compared also to what the Board of presumably will add to the $37 HOLLYWOOD - Actor time they approved reclassification) Eiducation pays its top personnel. million bu^et deficit forecast THE CHECKLESS Marlon Brando has turned that there’d be no future problems, He cautioned the directors to give for June 30, Gov. Ella T.. down the NAACP’s “yet, here we are today being told consideration to keeping its capable Grasso says. humanitarian award, saying otherwise.” employes here, noting, “Many of only a black person can unders She said she won’t be bullied by them are young and h o m in g more LITCHFIELD - Superior tand black suffering. It was to middle management threats they skilled every day. They’ll prove to be Court Judge John A. S^ziale have been presented at a will unionize. “Let them unionize,” of vital importance to the town.” has rejected a state move to banquet Saturday. she said. throw out of court a new trial Mrs. Ferguson said the proposed Salaries, he said, should reflect petition made by Peter A. Reil pay raises are toq high. She wanted what it would cost the town to WASHINGTON - Former replace an incumbent with a capable ly, convicted of killing his Gov. Tim Babcock of Montana to know what will happen next year, person. mother. His ruling Tuesday must serve four months in after management personnel see the STATEMENT will require the state to call raises the unions now are negotiating prison for being the middle He said there’s a need for a proper With the CHECKLESS STATEMENT there are no more by an asterisk. You just compare your check register to your witnesses who can contradict man in a $54,000 illegal con for. ly staffed personnel office, adding, or dilute previous testimony. tribution to Richard Nixon’s She charged also, and Mrs. "We, in my office, don’t have the checks for you to sort and store. Savings Bank of Manchester CHECKLESS STATEMENT for quick easy balancing of your 1972 campaign, according to Jackston agreed, that at least two personnel or time to prepare an will sort and store them for you saving you time and space. Regional the U. S. Court of Appeals. women in middle management effective presentation, such as the account. Babcock pleaded guilty to positions are being discriminated one you are seeking. It embarrasses Your paid checks are listed in numbered order on your The CHECKLESS STATEMENT, another advantage at Sav BOSTON - Plans to fire receiving money from Armand against. She said men with similar me sometimes because, for lack of more than 1,000 employes and Hammer, president of Oc- responsibilities are in higher job personnel, I can’t get the proper CHECKLESS STATEMENT and checks not paid are indicated ings Bank of Manchester. consolidate several of the cldential Petroleum Corp., and classifications. report to you.” city’s federally desegregated Zinsser said, “The time for pay delivering it to Nixon’s com The discussion ended with Weiss schools would be “educational revisions is at budget-making time, mittee in his own name and and McCarthy promising to prepare ly harm ful,’’ according to otherwise, we’d throw the budget out that of four other Occidental a complete report for the directors. Henry Robinson, president of officials. of balance. Revisions during the year the Boston Teachers Union. The plan would cut more than SAN FRANCISCO- Patricia $6 million from the school Hearst’s trial has bogged down budget and was submitted to U. in legal technicalities and her Mayor terms windfall S. District Court Judge W. former comrades Bill and Arthur Garrity Jr. ’Tue^ay., Emily Harris claim she lied Come into any office* of Savings Bank of Manchester or telephone 646-5773 to find about being raped and beaten as ^found money’ MONTPEUER, Vt. - The by her kidnapers. out how easy it is to sign up for personal checking with the CHECKLESS STATEMENT. Vermont Yankee Nuclear "Found money,” is what federal WPA program began, it Power Corp. today was Manchester Mayor Matt Moriarty replaced the Manchester program. anxiously awaiting w o^ from calls it. The funds were placed in the A-WK":'- federal officials on its request International Moriarty told the Board of Direc Manchester Trust and Safety Deposit to re-start the state’s only tors Tuesday night that a mystery Co. During the depression of the nuclear power plant. Gov. MOSCOW - Workmen bank account of about $22,000 was 1930 s, the bank clos^ and defaulted have tegun installing wire SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER ’Thomas Salmon Tuesday urged discovered by Controller ’Thomas on part of the $21,000 balance in the a go-slow approach despite the meshcreens on windows at the Moore in the Savings Bank of account — paying off on about 65 per U. S. Embassy, apparently to MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER MEMBER F.D.I.C. report that regional utilities Manchester. cent of it and leaving a balance of shield ^ e ric a n diplomats and were paying an estimated Moriarty said the mystery was un about $16,000. $250,000 a day to buy power their families from possibly raveled after much digging and after The fund was placed under the Checking accounts not available at the South Windsor office. from other sources until the harmful microwaves beamed many talks with old-time Manchester trusteeship of the Connecticut Bank nuclear plant is brought back at the building by Soviet employes. and Trust Co., which placed it in an on line. agents. As Moriarty explained it ’Tuesday account in the Savings Bank of night, the funds date back to the ear Manchester. (Herald photo by Dunn) ANGOLA - victorious ly '19308, before WPA (Works The interest paid to date has National Soviet-backed troops In Angola ^ o ^ s s Administration) days. produced a balance in excess of $22,- — have launched strikes across Town employes formed the 000. Raising *Cain* Manchester style WASHINGTON - Lockheed the northern and southern Manchester Emergency Employ Moriarty said a determination will battlefields as pro-Western A ball by any other name whether it’s snow or rubber, is still a Aircraft’s revelations lead the ment Association and donated money have to be made for using the money ball, and shaggy dog “Cain” is begging for it. Ready to drop it to Ford Administration to shift its troops retreat in disorder. , to it for paying laid-off employes to and suggested it might be used for work on public projects. When thd Bicentennial Year expenses. him is his owner, Edward Risteau, of 25 S. Hawthorne St. i :if PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Feb. 11.1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn!, Wed., Feb. 11, 1976 - PAGE THREE NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS Warranty deed mont Hutchinson, 14 Pearl Home Town Improve Posters, essays encouraged I---- Alan C. and Patricia Ann St., Feb. 13, St. James ment Co. for Robert Meek, Ogrent to Jules A. and Church. alterations at 673 N. Main Hi! It’s that time again, then drop by the center this Mary Molawka, and Mar Beatrice Cormier, 756; Public Elinor L. Fontaine, proper Building permits St., $2,800. and this past Monday we Sunday afternoon around tin ^kston, 119. Mary Nackowski, 713; ty at 41 Pioneer Circle, Philip LoCicero for Fire-Glow Distributors dental health practices started signing up for that 2:30. The real rehearsals With Gloria out sick with George Last, 698; Harvey records $29,900. Philip LoCicero and Peter Inc. for Raymond Las Vegas-Grand Canyon for the show will start oh a touch of the flu Friday, Barrette, 685; Ernestine Marriage license Zidek, alterations at 76-78 McGugan, wood-burning trip. Sunday, Feb.' 22, so only and me out picking up Donnelly, 681; Caroline Troy William Rowland, Manchester school students par miner, only the acid is not looking 15, wrote his winning essay in the Durant St., $1,000. stove at 10WyllysSt.,$550. At this writing we still those wishing to be in the passengers with the mini Fredrickson, 679; Wilbrod Bolton, and Beatrice Fre- ticipated recently in a campaign to form of a poem entitled “Teeth” : copper, it wants to get to the nerves need about sixteen more chorus need report this bus, I want to thank Ljrla Messier, Lyla Steele, qnd observe better dental health prac in your tooth. “If you want to keep your smile people before we can make Sunday. Steele, Helena Gavello and Josephine Schuetz, 673; tices. “If you have been unfortunate to bright, the trip. Now here is a Robert Schubert for taking Bess Moonan, 672; Andy lOVER 50 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE 8ERVfCEf| Colorful posters were made en have had a toothache you know how it ^ i n g your dentist twice a year is Setback game* over the games for me. Noske, 670; Alfreda Hallin, couraging dental health, eating feels when it does hit the nerve. right. chance to spend parts of The action here at the two days ami nighU in Las On Monday the weather 665; Olive Houghltaling, proper foods, visiting the dentist "If you don’t brush and use dental Brushing and flossing everyday. center starts with last was more like it, and we 663; and Ann Young, 657. atlas bantlq regularly, and stopping tooth decay. floss, your teeth turn yellow. Then Will help prevent that tooth decay. Vegas-where you’ll be on Friday’s setback games your own to take in the had a nice crow(l for pur By the way, our good There were also essays written on you will be embarrassed if you smile. If you treat your teeth with care. with 40 players for fun, and • 24 Hour Emergency Service - sights, a couple of good kitchen social games in ihe friend and custodian Treat Him To a ProtaMlonal Clip and Ballil the subject. Two winning essays So do this daily: Brush after The plaque will never visit there. here are the winners: • Burner Sales & Service . night club acts, as well as a morning. After a delicious Thomas Edwards is still in COMPLETE BOARDING • GROOMING were written by students at Waddell breakfast, lunch, and supper. Use Milk will make both bones and Archie Houghtaling, 135; -e^Oleaff Heating Oils yjiapce to pick up a few spaghetti and salad lunch, the hospital, and can’t have FOR APPOINTMENT PLEASE CALU School. dental floss, too. teeth strong. Robert Schubert, 129; ; bucks. things moved japstairs visitors because of the flu. The following one entitled “They “If a toothbrush is not available, And diet of fruits and vegetables is Ernestine Donnelly, 126; 649-459S ~ You’ll also be spending Betty Jesanis, Sam Schors, where we had 55 players I’m sure he would like to CANINE HOLIDAY INNE Have to Last” was written by John eat a fruit or vegetable. If possible, never wrong. Call Us For Your Homo Haatlng 2 Mllaa/4 Mlnutaa ^some time taking in the for pinochle with the receive a few cards from 200 Shtidon Road| A. Thurston in Room 13: drink fluoridated water, too. Your toothbrush, toothpaste, floss and Sue Kerr, 121; Dorothy And Air Conditioning Noodt... Manchoator D 4 0 - W 9 f I From ExH 04,1-86 -sights traveling through following winners: us. "You will only have two sets of “You should have a checkup every and a good meal. Andrew, 120; Violet Dion, laiid around the spectacular teeth in your lifetime. Your job is to six months. If you want to save your Will give all your teeth good Grand Canyon, with an take care of them. Try not to eat too teeth have regular checkups, brush, appeal. experienced guide to many things with sugar. Candy bars floss, drink fluroridated water and And preventing tooth decay, and and soda pop are out of the question, your teeth will be in good shape for plaque. eitplain and tell about the history of this fascinating if you want your teeth to last. the rest of your life.” Will surely keep you on the right drea. While visiting the “When sugar gets into your mouth,. L track.” it forms an acid. The acid is like a canyons you’ll be staying Stephen Balon. Grade 5 in Room evenings in very lovely and unique cabins, and all your 0 meals are included. PresidcBits' S ale All in all, it will be a busy SATURDAY IS VALENTINE’S DAY-FEBRUARY 14th- but most enjoyable seven days, so you’d better hurry and sign up. Remember, Special Group of Boston has special gift hook we are limited to 43 Sterling Silver SAVE passengers, and if you wait Valentine BOSTON (UPl) — Bostonians are “We’re not talking about great big will match “dollar for dollar” the too long it may be too late. Charms ceiebrating the nation’s Bicentennial expenditures,” said Barbara Wise, amount of money from private gifts. We wilt be signing up right 2 9 " - ‘ . 4 1 ’ ‘ by purchasing a birthday presents for 26, head of the project. “For about “The city needs trees, shrubs, on the remainder of this Off Our Regular Low Prices on the “Cradle of Liberty?” $1,500 it’s possible for a community playground equipment, trash cans, week. So come in and r ^ l . 9 7 “The Birthday Book” is making it group to create a nice little park in and such things as park benches,” register tomorrow; 14 Kt. Gold Pendants, easy for Boston residents to seiect their neighborhood.” she said. While on the subject of 0urR eg.$4 ...2.97 Necklaces & Earrings appropriate gifts for the city ranging Miss Wise is a former New York It costs about $125 to plant a two- trips, we have yet to ROCKWELL from trees and shrubs to playground city planner in the John Lindsay ad inch tree in a park and $165 to plant it They had winning Dental Health essays receive the balance of the 8-Dlgit Memory Ourgeg.SS ...3.97 “ His and Hers” Our Reg. 6.99 to 16.99 equipment. ministration. She said response from on a sidewalk if the concrete has to money from a few who are Calculator with Our Reg. $6 ... 4 .9 7 Leisure Look “The Birthday Book,” is best residents and community groups has be broken, she said. going on the Florida Hop, Fashion Neck Chain described as a catalogue. It is the idea been “just great” since the book was The winning smiles of these Manchester local children are appropos of their winning Percent Key Charms that say "I love Park benches ranging in price and we remind them they you!" in many ways. 4 9 9 ^ Q 9 9 of some people in the Boston 200 made available two weeks ago. from $180 to $600; bicycle racks for posters and essays entered in the recent Dental Health Week contest, ^om left in front are must get their money in by Our Reg. Corp., the city’s officiai Bicentennial Several groups have already in 4.97 $35; kiosks for $3,000 and heavy duty Julie Meridy, Stephen Dolon and Margaret Farley. In rear are Lee Albert, Dawn Noonan Friday of this week. to 6.97 3 . 7 6 office. quired about gifts for the city. trash cans for up to $225 are also and John Thurston. (Herald photo by Pinto) Individuals or community groups Closed Monday Sterling silver or gold-filled chains In Medium Horn, Our Reg. 9.99...... 6** The 24-page paperbound book can available. Now next Monday, our Introductory Sterling Silver a wide choice of styles. interested in improving their city can oner Small Open Heart, Our Reg. n .99... 6** be obtained by writing Miss Wise at “We try to purchase things which building will be closed or Gold Filled get an idea what it needs most and the Boston 200 Corp. ’The corporation are going to last. .After all we don’t Film Rating Guide how much it would cost. because of Washington’s Two-key store/recall memory; (loating Arrived Lockets Solid Star, Our Reg. 13.99...... 8** raises funds from private groups and want a group to spend money for for parents and their children decimal. Auto-constant, chain calculations. Schrafft’s Red Birthday, so on Tuesday 5 Balls on Chain, Our Reg. 16.99 9 ^ park benches and then have them see we will start registering Optional AC Adapter...... 4.99 or Gold Foil [y] General audiences. All ages admitted. Our YESTERDAYS them destroyed by vandals in a few .V THEATRE SCHEDULE for the New Orleans jaunt. Pouch Case...... '3 7 7 Hearts 3 Open Hearts, Our Reg. is.99 9 ^ days,” Miss Wise said. :g (jig] Parental guidance suggested. Some material may Registration will be on a Because the Boston 200 Corp,,^ 3 Open Stars, Our Reg. 15.99...... 9** UA East 1 - “ The Hinden- Burnside 2 — "Blue WaterS not be suitable for pre-teenagers. first come basis, and we matches the donations with funds Open Heart Earrings, Our Ref. 7.99. 4« wouid depreciate the vaiue of prperty burg” 2:00-7:00-9:15 White Death" 2:00; "Black? will be only taking one bus Romantic heart lockets 4oz. 25 Years Ago raised from private sources it is not ^ Bird" 7:15-9:00 CASH REBATE with silver or gold tilled in the neighborhood. UA East 2 — “ No Deposit [ j j Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent of 19 passengers. If we Solid Star Earrings, Our Reg. 7.99... 4*** This date was Sunday: The Heraid Showcase Cinema 1 neck chains; gift boxed. Milk or dark chocolates with tasty, The cost of Waddeil School swim necessary to make public bids for the g- No Return” 1:30-4:00-6:45- or adult guardian. have a goodly number wan from Chesebrough Ponds fresh cream or caramel fillings. did not publish. ming pool may be less than an gifts. I * ^ 9:15 "Barry Lyndon” 2:00-6:15 ^ ting to sign up over the 49, Open Star Earrings, Our Reg. 7.99 ... 499 10 Years Ago “It’s terribly important to be ef-» UA East 3 — "No Deposit Showcase Cinema 2 — “ Onef ( D No one under 17 admitted (age lim it may vary In cer ticipated, thanks to an action by the Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest" then arrangements might Hartford County Court of Common Eighth District board of directors in ficient in a project like this. After all ^ No Return" 12:152:45; "Man tain areas). be made for another such people do not want to wait around for ^ Who Would Be King" 7:00-9:15 2:0(M:30-7:00-9:30 Pleas decides against Manchester waiving the charges to the town for Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Dog ? trip a little later. Zoning Board of Appeals in favor of weeks or even months before theyS Vernon Cinema 1 — “ If You When You sewer service to the pool that will be Don't Stop It" 7:00-6:30-10:00 Day Afternoon” 2:00-4:35- Buy Any 4 WINTER TRAVEL SPECIAL! five Charter Oak St. property owners used by many Eighth District see how their money is spent,” sheg 7:05-9:35 10th ANNUAL' Registration starts said. S Cinema 2 — "Hustle" 7:20- of These Striped Vinyl on the argument that expansion of a residents. 9:30 Showcase Cinema 4 —, TOLLAND ANTIQUES SHOW around 8 o ’clock on gasoline station by Vaientino Fiano B u rn sid e 1 — “ Sw ept “Sherlock Holmes’ Smarter j Tuesday, so regardless of Products* Zippered Luggage Away" 7:15-9:20 Brother” 2:15-4:05-5:55-7:50-? SATURDAY and SUNDAY SWIMMINO POOLS FEBRUARY 14 and 15, ISTB when you calM in about V e r n o n ^ OietrtbMtor now eeHIno dirod to 9:55 the trip, you must register 8 7 0 Nm ttm nyih It k kM? oeoeomer. WIR eeN A Inetall a ««K-!jBSiKSS»JiaSSSSaSi»iW TOLLAND HIBN SCHOOL CUTEX Polish Remover, 4 oz. Reg. 59c w / 21” "Short Hop" C in e A 83 huge 14x21 00 pool wtth sun on a first come basis. Like Reg. 11,49 M Mtiri CbitifM Ml hr dock, fencing end nNer. Only Tolland, Conn. (Exit 99 - Interatato 66) all other trips, one person Ik U| )M mti VASEUNE Petroleum Jelly. 714 02. Reg. 81c 5 A 24" "Weekend Flight," Reg. is.2 9 1 1 .7 7 lAiTBM tumy me. 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1.1 f> PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Feb. 11, 1OT6 / /!• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11. 1971— PAGE NINE \. Little problem foreseen m S K B U N T Window on Europe- MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet said the Jews altered the Bible and whose six republics and two 1 1 leadership is in a combative mood called Islam "the best of all autonomous provinces would remain expanding Project Concern and diplomats believe a high-level religions.” united and not succumb to the decision has been made to fight back Vatican participants, led by Car nationalist tendencies that in the past against criticism from the West. dinal Sergio Pignedoli, head of the have threatened to rip the country Hartford school administrators see volved in the project to approve a Manchester’s Board of Education "The Soviets have been stung by Secretariat for Non-Christians, were apart. little problem with funding or three-year expansion plan which Monday night became the first par post-Helsinki priticism and are dis taken aback. The Vatican newspaper Ulatvr Outlook Blruk arrangements with suburban towns requires a cut in the tuition fees ticipating school board to agree to appointed at being put in the dock L’Osservatore Romano said “strong LONDON (UPI) — The 78-member in the city’s plan to expand Project charged for the city children. the expansion and reduced tuition even by neutrals,” one Kremlin ly politicized” statements created “a Northern Ireland convention is Concern, a spokesman for the volun The tuition reduction sought by fees, effective in September 1977. observer said. certain uneasiness among delegates meeting for its second effort to agree tary busing program said today. Hartford — from $700 to $600— would Indications are that the other 13 Several nations have accused the and observers.” on a new political setup for the allow the city to boost Project 931 MAIN STREET province, but UPI correspondent The Hartford Board of Education towns will also approve the plans by Soviet Union of failing to live up to Vatican sources said Pignedoli’s Concern enrollment from 950 this Joseph W. .Grigg said prospects has asked the 14 suburban towns in March 1, the deadline set by Hartford the declaration on personal liberties secretariat, which sponsored the co^ year to 1,235 in three years. so it can figure the changes in its new agreed to last summer at the ference, seemed certain to come un appear bleak. school budget, the spokesman said. Helsinki conference on European der sharp, behind-the-scenes attack Merlyn Rees, Britain’s minister Project Concern started in 1965 as MANCHESTER security. in the Roman Curia, the church’s responsible for Northern Ireland, a two-year experiment funded by a As a result, the Soviets have central government. called the convention back for Ford Foundation grant. In 1967, when 14 started a campaign to advertise their Is Tito Ailing? another month after it failed last the Ford grant ran out, the city’s Sale Through Saturday, February th measures to simplify emigration and BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (UPI) November to agree on a new con Project Concern plan to continue the program to open military maneuvers to Western diplomats are intrigued by a stitution that would give minority succeeded by state approval of new ARCTIC pu$nc FREEZE-DRIED Western observers, while hitting recent newspaper interview given by Rpman Catholics a share in govern sources of funding. back hard at “enemies of detente” President Josip Broz Tito in which ment with the Protestant majority. may face trouble Under legislation enacted by the who attack Soviet policy. the 83-year-old leader made more Grigg said it appeared likely the General Assembly in 1968, Hartford TRASH CAN YUBAN The Vatican and Kliadafy than passing mention of his depar hard-line representatives of the receives a double ADM (Average VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Whoever ture from the scene. Protestant faction would prevail Daily Membership) school grant and INSTANT suggested the Vatican send delegates Tito’s death is a topic Yugoslav of again. If the convention does fail, in South Windsor transportation funding for city RAGS to Libya for a great religious meeting ficials do not like to discuss and, the Britain is prepared to continue direct students in the project. with Moslem leaders may be in deep diplomats said, when Tito himself rule of Ulster indefinitely. Packagt of 10 wlQi CDFFEE The regular ADM grant is $250, the trouble. takes to talking about it, a closer U.S. Bases in Douhl enrolled in the program. Four are T w is t T lea From Qeneral Foods South Windsor spokesman said. So the Project ( 2 0 G A L L O N The widely publicized Islamic- examination of the Communist ATHENS, Greece (UPI) - U.S. By JUDY KUEHNEL now at the high school, nine at 2 0 Z .J A R leader’s health is in order. and Greek officials are holding talks Timothy Edwards Middle School, Concern grants total $500 per Project C A P A C I T Y I Christian symposium in Tripoli this lleraid Correspondent Concern student, and Hartford also week turned into one of the biggest Tito recently was reported to be on the status of American bases in and the rest in the elementary Greece. Whatever the outcome, UPI Project Concern is in trouble here. schools. receives $80 per student to help fiascoes of recent Vatican suffering from a cold and a recurrent attack of sciatica. He has not been correspondent John Rigos believes South Windsor Board of Education The children are bused each day to defray the transportation costs. diplomacy. Chairman Donald Burghuis may be (An account of Manchester’s role The host, temperamental Libyan seen in public since the first of the the bases eventually are doomed. local schools by Hartford. The city year. The anti-American climate now forced to abstain from voting for the pays $700 a vear to South Windsor for in Project Concern, appearing on \ \ . ^ Big L Reg. low Price 69‘ leader Moammar Khadafy, in an un continuation of Project Concern. (Herald photo by Pinto) In the interview, Tito said he could prevalent in Greece, he said, will be each Project Concern child. Page 1 of Tuesday’s Herald, in expected personal intervention, at Burghuis, a Democrat, is die tomorrow, confident he would intensified later this year when Republicans asked about the cost correctly stated that Hartford pays WILKINSON tacked Zionism, accused Christians employed by the Hartford Board of School stage gets new curtain leave behind a strong Yugoslavia Greece and Turkey begin to South Windsor tax payers Dr. all the tuition and transportation of drifting too easily into atheism. Education. costs of the project.) negotiations on a Cyprus settlement. Goldman said that were the town not Repubiican board member Joan RAINLESS STEEL involved in the program, “We would Wilson Deakin, assistant school Mrs. Sue Price, right, co-president of the Keeney St. School PTA, is explaining to some Cushman has charged Burghuis with CLOROX not employ one less teacher.” superintendent in Manchester, said students thlat funds fronri the PTA made possible the new colorful curtain installed recently conflict of interest because the Hart the only operating cost to BLADES He said, “Except for supplies, we RLEACH WHkinson in the auditorium. Admiring the yellow, rust and brown print curtain are, from left, Robert Complete Une 7 Piece a l l f a l l ford board is in charge of Project would not reduce our budget.” Manchester is the textbooks and Package of S Of Concern. Whitens • Brightsns Woble, Randy Nightingale, Derek Reed, Paul Wright, Karen Rhee, Debbie Page. South Windsor is paid a total of supplies used by Project Concern Swedish Steei Without Burghuis' tie-breaking students. Removes Stains and Disinfects 60% OFF ^ ^ $25,000 each year by the city for the FIREPLACE W /U w r i SPORTSWEARcpnRTSWFU vote, the four Republicans on the 64oz.(W Qal.) Bottle education of the 37 students in the Besides the tuition payments to nine-member board may be able to program . Manchester, Project Concern also FURNISHINGS FIREPLACE AHD DRESSES! block a vote okaying continuation of Republican board member Fred provides two teacher aides in local the program. DeGiacomo, a critic of the program, schools, Deakin said. Burghuis is expected to seek the There are now 33 Project Concern President signs defense fund bill SET Oms charged that commitment to the Made In England I Speclall advice of Town Attorney Thomas project was “an emotional one.” He students in Manchester’s public Dennis. elementary schools, but the total has WASHINGTON (UPI) - pointed that the Congress could limit severely our missle-firing submarine Shop said he has never seen any justifica ability to play a positive School Supt. Robert Goldman tion for it. been as high as 70 in past years, President Ford Tuesday has acted in this bill to and the Cruise missile — Tuesday night recommended the signed a $11^2.3 billion deprive the people of and effective role in inter essentially a pilotless "If we could bus some of our Deakin said. board continue the program as well defense appropriations Angola of the assistance national affairs.” plane carrying nuclear students out of South Windsor for the Local educators are now con Reg. List $118.95 A Ladieg' Shop SpedaitMing in * as endorse an increase of 10 per cent PALMOLIVE bill, but denounc^ a provi needed to resist Soviet and The huge money bill in weapons. price it costs Hartford ($700), we’d sidering expanding the local par PRINGLE'S per year on a space available basis. sion baiting U.S. aid to Cuban military interven cluded funds needed by the Larger Siteg do it too,” said DeGiacomo. ticipation to include Manchester's MANCHESTER HARDWARE South Windsor now has 37 children NEWFANQLED Angola and said he tion in their country,” Pentagon for continued The state has recently received a junior high schools, Deakin said. DISHWASHING 14V2 to 321/t, 38 to 52 accepted the measure only research on the B1 877 Main Stmt in Downtomi Manchaster.,. 80S MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER federal grant for $15,000 to evaluate Manchester is alone in limiting the Ford said in a statement. POTATO CUPS because ul Importance of "I believe this provision bomber, increased ac Tt| H, |m 1 ■» iUnttg naq m s PARKIM REM OF Olffl STOM 643-4428 UallY 9:30 to 8:30 PM e ThursdaY NHm IN 9:00 Project Concern. The evaluation is program to elementary schools, he LIQUID Parfectly Shaped CMpa the programs it finances. is an extremely un curacy for nuclear aWiNrlMMi expected to be complete in June. said. Softens hands while you do the dishes About Besides Manchester, the busing Stacked In a Space-Saving "I am'deeply disap desirable precedent that weapons, the Triden Republican board member Bill 22-oz. Bottle 4.5-oz. Can Neal asked that the board make no program sends Hartford students to town further decisions on the program un East Hartford, West Hartford, til the results of the study are Glastonbury, Newington, Far Trinity Covenant Church will have available. mington, Avon, Simsbury, Canton, a Bible study tonight at 7:30 at the Goldman said, however, June Plainville, South Windsor, church. Wethersfield, Suffield and Granby. « would be too late to make a commit 59 Washington’s Birthday Saie Price Expiosion at ment. Project Concern also involves Big L Regular Low Price 74‘ Kg L Regular Low Prica SI* St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will The matter was tabled to another busing of Hartford children to ARMYmNAVY have the liturgy of spiritual healing meeting pending a ruling on private and parochial schools in sub LIQUID ...... urban towns, and intracity (North to 80S MAIN Sm KT, MANCMESTER • 648-0762 Thursday at 10 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. at Burghuis’ right to vote on the «> Mo il - Sal 9:30 - 8:30 e ThHreilsy’tn 9:00 the church. program. South End) busing in Hartford. Uloolite' i,,FW=ER8MAtE $ Washington’s Birthday $ COLD WATER WASH. RETRACTABLE >4 4 $ALE-A-BRATION 4 4 31. (fetrman. 8 8 7 • B lu e Ink Main Street, Protects the color end fit of • Aaaortad Colora BAUPEN all fine fabrics. • Medium PoM Downtown Manchester 8-oz. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11, 1976- PAGE ELEVEN . _ church, 647 E. Middle tonight at 7:30 at the meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Town meeting okays new ambulance I uconn fail dean’s ust *• A b o u t __ church, 43 Spruce St. Orange Hail. Nancy Edwards \ „ H FollowingFollowing a a list list of of un- un Nancy Edwards JudithJudith Ravalese Ravalese Di*.Rita ninnian Bloniarz Mary Menard First Church of Christ, The Golden Age Club will Walter Ezerins Manchester Square dergraduates at the Universi Audrey Shelto Jane Borowicz Clark Nelsdn tow n Scientist, will have a have a kitchen social Birch Dr. and Lakeview Dr. as town- Andover did not receive the federal There were 86 ambulance calls In Robert Ferron Dance Club will conduct an Andover flict between the constables. Several He charged the constables with im ty of Connecticut from Robert Vanvogelpoel Dennis Burleigh Vera Norman meeting tonight at 8 at the Friday at 1 p.m. at the grant and the action was rescinded. 1975. The figure does not include the ^nchester area towns who Bernard Fialkoff Advanced Workshop DONNA HOLLAND owned roads. residents did not feel personal con proper use of the radios. TOLLAND Rosemary Dark Ronald Oik Sunday School teachers church, 447 N. Main St., Senior Citizens Center. They also heard a report from the J. Russell Thompson, selectman calls made by the ambulance when it have earned places on the fail Pamela Fraser Thursday from 7:30 to 10 Herald Correspondent flicts should be brought to a Toyvn Jerome Griner said if the or Russell Amende Sandra Cochran John F'arker of Zion Evangelical which will Include in Tom Hall Improve Committee. and chairman of the commission, responds to fires. semester Dean's List. Barbara Freedman p.m. at Martin School. During a lengthy 3‘A hour Town Meeting. 1 ' dinance was approved, "it won't be Antoni Damman Keith Cudworth Kenneth Provencher Lutheran Church will meet dividual testimonies by Wa.shington LOL will said Andover's present vehicle can Robert Post said if the state and ANDOVER Karen Furbish Brent Gottier Carolyn Eckert Donald Rey Meeting, Andover residents voted on They also heard a report from the Lionel Bernard, head of the con worth the paper it's written on Doreen Gagnon tonight at 7:30 at the students of Christian not be used after Jan. 1,1977 because federal government changes a stables, said the problem is one con Robert Cody Ellen Gray Cheryl Fluckiger Karen Rey five matters. Town Hall Improvement Committee. because state statutes take John Geyer church. Science. The meeting is of state regulations of the Depart regulations making things unseable, stable keeping town-owned equip precedence.” BOLTON Teresa Huey Linda Gilroy Rose Robichaud THE CM FT & HOBBY CENTER They approved the purchase of a Ed Yeomans moderated the ment of Transportation and the they should come up with some Nancy Gilbert Mark Ireland Frederick Hesse Jr. Charlene Ryan open to the public. ment. He has refused to return it. Andover has no charter to override Patricia Badeau Dennis Gliha Calvary Church will have 775 Main Stroot, Manchester $20,000 emergency medical care meeting attended by about 100 Health Department. money to help pay for the new ones. Kathy Kramer James Juliano Kathleen Sciarra William Kowalski identified state statutes. Margaret Landrey a service of prayer and t vehicle, the financing of the already residents. Elizabeth-Ann Gold William McKinley II Susan Kayes Paul Shapera The Presbyterian Church Phono 643-9338 Andover's ambulance falls short of The present vehicle has 45,000 himself as the person and said, Jeffrey Lemonds approved recreation field on Long The meeting sought to have action The motion carried by a 33-30 vote. Gary Gonyea Mary McLaughlin Thomas Kershaw Marilou Shea praise tonight at 7:30 at the will have a prayer meeting the height and cooling regulations. miles on it. There are 17 Emergency “Tonight's roast Kowalski night.” Residents, however, refused to have a Jeanette Paggioli Lynn Gordon Hill Rd., the keeping of Bolton out of taken in March 1975 rescinded. At Philip Russell Jr. Ronald McMahon Darlene Leiper James Sizer Thompson said a committee has Medical Technicians (EMTs) in An He said he has done nothing illegal fine imposed. ----- Keith Grabow the Andover Disposal Area, an or that time residents approved $22,000 dover. Linda Tomaszewskl Carolyn Schulmeister Rebecca Manner Terri Smith worked for two years on because the people in Andover voted Richard Grey dinance making the Board of for an emergency vehicle. It was The Town Meeting approved Birch Sally Trousdell Holly Martin Katherine Veilleux toe have a uonderful specifications for an ambulance. It Ordinance approved to have a radio in the constable's Dr. and Lakeview Dr. as public COVENTRY Laura Haines i Mark McMahon Brian Vincent Selectmen in charge of town owned thought Andover would pay $8,000 VERNON lelection fruit C/d4.naac« Mill C recommended a van type over a It appeared approval for the or homes and that is the reason he highways. Many directly concerned Robin Cochran Karen Herbert Deborah McMillan Ruth Welti personal property, and acceptance of and a federal grant the balance. Joan Crocker Albert Abbott of the loom* modular type because of the cost. dinance was sought because of a con refused to return it. with the roads attended the meeting. Candace Hilton Lucille Cruickshank Thomas Hobin AFXltdAD miNtt Deborah Flynn Joyce lovine Sft-Wfki- track David Graves Marilyn Jacobsen ladies Board begins budget labors | Commission shows ^Wild Country’ Michele Jacobson Sue Kahn V iiwjClroek-IOSrfffi Katharine McCabe Karen Kneppel HF/ /Daona Trat+ion Cacs^3»<: $11 Betty Messier Richard Kos East Hartford Walter Miles and Emory because, in this day and the town's schools were aprons Hebron ■rhe commission reviewed the proposed Deer Run Sub Linda Pacholski Christine Kutcher SHEILA TELLER Daly, board members, said age, use of audio visual present to answer Student says heHl cure division on Jagger Lane and is not recommending an area Denise Pelletier Karen Latin! AMM miniKif 6uil
PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTiaR EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11. 1976 Obituaries MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Feb, 11.1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN William A. Knowles Robert A. Chambers Town to join in suit over Special Ed funds William A. Knowles, 47, of Canaan, Robert A. Chambers, 53, of 28D Maine, formerly of Manchester, died Indians win loosely officiated game Garden Dr. died Tuesday night at his Feb. 5 at Veterans Administration For the second time in recent home. cities). He acknowledged the money cy on the Development Commission; 'The board authorized thp town Center Hospital at Togus, Maine, months, Manchester has become a Mr. Chambers was bom Aug. 24, will be received soon, even without and appointed Stepheh Penny, John counsel to begin condemnation following a long illness. party in a law suit against the state. was slapped with a technical foul by lead, 49-47, with 59 seconds left with 1922 in Manchester, son of the late the suit, but recommended joining Vlchl and Jam es McAuley, all proceedings against six parcels By LEN AUSTER and Pisch converted for a three-point A native of Corinna, Maine, he was the man With the whistle. two free throws. Calabrese was John and Jennie Aitkinson Tuesday night, after only perfunc because of the principle involved, so Democrats, to the Citizens Advisory (each of only a few feet) needed for Herald Sportswriler bulge. bom Dec. 19,1928, son of Mrs. Bertie Basney, who was overheard during called for traveling with 38 seconds Chambers, and lived here all his life. tory discussion, the board agreed to that the state would not withhold Committee. It tabled appointing five pursuance of Manchester’s Urban Before the opening tap of (Anderson) Knowles and the late grants in the future. Republicans to the committee and, the closing stages to say “This is the left; the technical foul was whistled. Calabrese, who led the Chieftains He attended local schools. Before his join the Connecticut Conference of Systems Program which, said W e l^ last night’s basketball game worst exhibition I’ve ever seen” was Elbert Knowles. He was employed as for the fourth consecutive month, will go out to bid in March. with 17 points, then stole the ball retirement in 1971, he was employed a plater at the Pratt & Whitney Divi Municipalities in a suit to collect In November, the board authorized between Manchester High and hit with a technical by Petrovic with at the Royal-McBee Co., Hartford. Special Education funds still owed by an expenditure not to exceed $2,000 tabled appointing a Republican to the from Pisch and drove for a layup sion of United Technologies Corp. in I Conard, Chieftain Coach A1 38 seconds left after the latter called with 29 seconds showing on the clock He was a member of St. Mary’s the state. toward the cost of the first suit by the Human Relations Commission. The A total of 107 small parcels will be East Hartford and had been a resi Basney said yes he’s had nor a traveling violation on T.J. but two free throws apiece by Pisch Episcopal Church. conference. This one tests the con board concurred with the Planning affected by the program, with all but Manchester (54) dent of Manchester for 15 years. Calabrese with Conard down by two and Ballard iced the verdict. He^is survived by a brother, John Manchester’s cost share in the suit stitutionality of the state’s man and Zoning Commission in its ap 14 (including the six to be con mal troubles with officials but P B F PU He was first vice commander of points, 49-47. T. Chambers of Clifton, N.J. will be $470, Town Manager Robert datory, binding arbitration law. pointment of Leo Kwash, a demned) already acquired and five in no they haven’t cost him a 4 Quesnel 5 04) 10 Skowhegan (Maine) Peters-Shortier The first half, in which only two Quesnel was Manchester’s second The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at Weiss explained. Weiss said Democrat, to be alternate represen the process of negotiation. Most of game. 1 Ballard 1 2-3 4 American Legion Post at the time of foul shots were taken, saw leading scorer with 10 points with Manchester still has $118,569 due it The board appointed James tative to the Capitol Region Council the parcels are only two or three feet 3 Kiernan 2 3-4 7 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Burial his death. Basney had a change of heart after Manchester take a 24-22 edge at the McNickle chipping in with nine. The will be in East Cemetery. (of $7 million owed all towns and Quigley, a Democrat, to fill a vacan of Government Regional Planning deep. 3 McNickle 4 1-1 9 Other survivors are a son, Commission. seeing Us quintet absorb a 54-49 intermission but a poor shooting Silk Towners have now won seven in Friends may call at Holmes 3 Pisch 5 7-7 17 Reginald Knowles, with the U. S. Air closing minute loss to Manchester at third stanza enabled Conard, now 8-8 a row equaling the fourth best win Funeral Home, 400 Main St., 0 Hyde 2 1-1 5 Force in the Philippines; four Garke Arena before a crowd of 672 in the CCIL and 9-8 over-all, to grab a ning streak in school history ac ’Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. 0 Colson 1 04) 2 daughters, Mrs. Richard Barron of including a total of 161 children ad 38- 36 advantage going into the final complished in 1959-60. Manchester’s The family suggests that. any Limestone, Maine, Miss Susan mitted free. quarter. 16 wins compared to just two losses memorial gifts may be made to the 14 Totals 20 14-16 54 Knowles, Miss Denise Knowles, and “When we were up by six (points) Jim McNickle’s three-point play are the most victories in a season Book of Remembrance at St. Mary’s Youth caught in Coventry chase they (officials Bob Petrovic an(l with 7:37 left gave the Silk Towners a Conard (49) since 1937-38 when 22 triumphs were Episcopal Church. Miss Pamela Knowles, all of Ca naan; three brothers, Ralph Knowles i Fire calls Larry Selavka) strted fouling us 39- 38 lead but Conard led by 6-9 seniorP B F Pts secured. A youth who told Ck)ventry Police to his cruiser and start pursuit of the roadblock set up by State Police in up,” Basney charged. “The first half Denny Lane moved out to a 43-39 ad 3 Ginsberg 0 04) 0 of Chesapeake, Va., Lloyd Knowles his name is Victor Reale was van but lost sight of it on Swamp Rd. oi Skohegan, and Harvard Knowles Willington. Police said the articles Manrhesler they let everything go and in the se vantage. 1 Ozark 0 04) 0 Lane' had 16 points for Conard arrested today after a chase that State Police and police from area 5 Lane 4 8-9 16 before fouling out with 3:32 left in of Exeter, N.H.; two sisters, Mrs. taken from the restaurant were Tuesday, 10:02 a.m. — oil cond half....This was the worst Conard moved the lead to six started in Coventry and ended in towns were alerted. It was found that found in the van. n ’home’ job I’ve had in a long time,” points, 47-41, with 3:23 remaining 3 Moffett 7 0-1 14 what possibly was the turning point Reuben Irwin Joanne Herrin of New Gloucester, Willington and involved two stolen burner malfunction, 72 the van had been stolen in Hartford. State Police said they had no iden added the fuming Basney. when a majority of the fireworks 3 Oalabrese 7 3-4 17 and Peter Moffett, cousin of Eiast Maine, and Mrs. Norris Dubay, of vans and a stolen car. Imperial Dr. (Town). Reuben Irwin, 88, of 210 Main St. About 7 a.m. Coventry Police tification of "Reale.” Coventry Tuesday. 11:45 a.m. — stove Manchester Coach Doug Pearson, started. Scott Hyde dumped in a 3 Walker 0 041 0 Catholic’s sidelined backcourt per died Tuesday at a South Windsor con Skowhegan; several nieces and Coventry Police Chief Robert received a report that a car was nephews. Police said they are seeking arrest fire, 361 Center St. (Town). while not wanting to go on record, did three-point play, Jeff Kiernan one of 0 Hussey 0 2-2 2 former Bill Moffett, tossed in 14 valescent home. Kjeliquist said Off. Donald Rouillard stolen from a Brewster St. resident 'The funeral was Feb. 8 at Nelson J. warrants for the other two youths Tuesday, 7:36 p.m. — Box admit he felt the officiating was one two foul shots and McNickle an 18- 0 Rahn 0 04) 0 points. , Mr. Irwin was born Sept. 14,1887 in observed a suspicious car in front of and investigating the call found the 432, Main St., radiator set off Smart Funeral Home in Skowhegan. who were allegedly last seen in sided for a good part of the tilt — in foot jumper to knot it with 1:33 left at 0 Moffatt 0 04) 0 Paterson, N.J., son of the late John the Gasland Station on Rt. 4A, Coven van seen at Gasland deserted about Ellington. sprinkler, East Side Rec. favor of Conard. Pearson had a run- 47-all. 0 Osborne 0 04) 0 Manchester’s jayvees made it two Legionnaires conducted a try about 1 a.m. today. (Town). and Mary Jane Cook Irwin, and had three-quarters-of-a-nriile away. "Reale” was charged with assault in with Petrovic, who local fans Manchester’s Bruce Ballard stole 0 Burrill 0 0-0 0 straight in two nights coming from memorial service. Chief Kjeliquist said when the of Tuesday, 8:46 p.m. — Box lived in Manchester for 40 years. He This car was found deserted in on a police officer, third-degree might recall allowed a phantom the ball the next time Conard came 0 Greaney 0 04) 0 behind for a 62-56 win over Conard. ficer went to the van occupied by 432, Main St., radiator sets off was employed as a requirement Irving F. Miller Mansfield where another van had criminal mischief, second-degree basket by Norwich Free Academy in down the court, to the frustration of Dave Wyman had 13 points, Frank supervisor at Pratt and Whitney three youths, the driver put it into been reported taken. sprinkler. East Side Rec. VERNON— Irving F. Miller, 81, of larceny, and fourth-degree attempt (Town),------last year’s State Tournament against Basney and his assistant who insisted 18 Totals 18 13-16 49 Beaupre 10 and Bill Finnegan doled Division of United Technologies Woodstock, formerly of Vernon, died gear causing it to jerk and hit the of State Police of Troop C, Stafford, to commit larceny. He was to be the Indians, at the 3:26 mark of the out seven assists for the 9-9 Indians. ficer in the leg. Wednesday,9:45 a.m. — fuel Ballard double dribbled to no avail. Corp., East Hartford, when he Sunday in Stula Pavilion, Danielson. discovered a break into the Phase 4 presented in Common Pleas Court 19, spill, 20 Bissell St, (Town), third quarter. Pearson was John Pisch, who had another Score at hall: Manchester 24- Manchester’s next tilt is Friday He said the officer was able to get retired in 1955 after 20 years with the Mr. Miller was born in Pawtucket, Restaurant in Ashford. The stolen Rockville, today. protesting an offensive call against superb outing and led Manchester 22 night in East Hartford against firm. Recently, he worked part time R.I., and lived in Vernon while Mansfield van was stopped at a m m (Herald photo by Dunn) Mike Quesnel and lor his vocalizing with 17 points, gave the locals the Penney High. for the Howland Real Estate Agency. employed at Pratt and Whitney Divi Before coming to Manchester, he sion of United Technologies Corp., was employed at the Diamond John Pisch dribbles to hoop East Hartford. He retired in 1959. About Manchester guard enjoyed big game in win Expansion ^ I t Co., Garwood, N.J. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. -Town hall open tomorrow— He had been a volunteer driver and Barbara Sorrells of Houston, Tex., Darby selected worker for Manchester Branch of the and Mrs. Caroline E. Holden of town American Red Cross for 15 years. He Cumberland, R.I. Manchester’s Municipal Building employes were given the day after was a member of South United The People Group, a community Koch’s time third best in relay The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at will be open for business as usual Christmas o il in exchange for Methodist Church and had served on organization for singles, will meet as UH intern Smith and Walker Funeral Home, 148 tomorrow despite the fact that it is working on Lincoln’s Birthday. its finance committee for several today at 8 p.m. at Mott's Community INNSBRUCK (UPI) - Bill conditions. Cochran, attempting to Cranston are probably the best free In the Nordic relay, the U.S. will Grove St., Putnam. Burial will be in Lincoln’s Birthday, normally a While the town offices will be open The Herald Angle years. He had attended Columbia ' Center, E. Middle Tpke. Anyone in Koch skied the third fastest follow in the footsteps of her sister, skaters in the field, and with the free have Bill Koch of Guilford, Vt., to Riverside Cemetery, Pawtucket, holiday for government offices. tomorrow, crews of the Highway and terested is invited to attend. on Grasso staff Barbara, the 1972 gold medalist at School of Engineering, Bronx, N.Y. R.I. By Earl Yost time of anyone in the field skating counting 50 per cent of the pace them, but with the other The opening of the building results P^rk Departments will not be Sapporo, Japan, was clocked at 47.96, marks, the Briton should hang on to members of the team two classes Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. There are no calling hours. The Adoptive Mothers Club of today but he could not do it all from a trade-off in which clerical working. Michael M. Darby, 18, son of Mr. Sports Editor while Nelson did 49.52. beat Russia’s Sergei Volkov, the below him, there is no way the team Robert (Jane) LaRue of Ypslanti, South U nit^ Methodist Church will by himself and the United Herbert J. Gable and Mrs. George M. Darby of 41 Two of the favorites, Lisemarie reigning world champion. can challenge the Russians, Finns Mich.; a brother, John Irwin of meet tonight at 8 at Susannah Wesley COVENTRY — Herbert J. Gable of States had to settle for a sixth Morerod of Switzerland and On the other hand, Dorothy Hamill and East Germans. Chatham, N.J.; two sisters, Mrs. Hall of the church. Keeney St., is one of three University Sarah Denton of Fort Lauderdale, Nashville, Tenn., formerly of Coven of Hartford students who have begun Taking medal away pretty petty place finish in the men’s 40- Fabienne Serrat of France, did not is as American as apple pie and she Tuesday’s highlight was the silver Fla., and Mrs. Viola Graham of try, died Jan. 31 in Nashville. He was Board rejects Case Mt. road a 14-week intern program on the staff kilometer relay at the Olympic finish. Morerod ran out when she probably will win the next U.S. gold medal won by Dan Immerfall of the husband of Mrs. Dorothy Gable. The Bethany Group of Center of Gov. Ella T. Grasso. The other two One man’s opinion. It’s pretty petty to take away a medal, bronze, in this, missed a gate and Serrat fell on the Friday when the women’s figure Madison, Wis., in the 500-meter Pompton Plains, N.J.; and two Congregational Church will meet Games. grandchildren. Mr. Gable formerly served as a It’s taken them four months to take the town has more critical needs for are Scott G. Loomer, 22, of Macomb, case, from Russian skater Galina Kulakova because a urine test showed Finland scored an upset victory top half. skating is concluded. speed skating and the stunning 5-4 representative to the state the money. Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the Robbins HI., and Kim Ilene Magid, 21, of Port traces of a drug, ephedrine. The Russian was battling a bout with the flu and Marie-Therese Nadig of Dorothy, of Riverside, Conn., was hockey upset registered by the The funeral is Friday at 2 p.m. at some action, but they finally did it Room at the church. after the Soviet Union’s first runner, Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. legislature and at one time owned a Tuesday night. Manchester’s town Chester, N.Y. took a few nose drops to ease a nasal congestion. Disqualifying an Olympic Evgeni Beliaev, lost a ski just before in second place after Tuesday’s three United States over Finland, which Center St. The Rev. Dr. George grocery store at Daley Rd. and Rt. directors rejected a proposal for a 4-H workshops set for early April Darby is a liberal arts freshman Games contestant is not new. It’s happened before, an American swimmer the first changeover. The Russians compulsory figures. Isabel de put the Americans in line for a Webb, pastor of South United 31, developing it into Coventry’s first connecting roadway on Case Mt. with an interest in journalism. A was the target four years ago under similar conditions and disqualified... John were in control at that stage but ac Navaree of West Germany led after bronze medal. ' Methodist Church, will officiate. shopping center. He also had a real By a 1 to 8 vote, with only Jack native of Glastonbury, he is a 1975 Thomas, UConn’s fine rebounder, won’t surpass either Art Quimby’s one year tually finished the leg 11th, and Olympics on tv the compulsories but she has no Apart from Hemmi, other cham estate office in Coventry. A 4-H Workbench, exhibit and A workbench workshop will be graduate of Manchester High School. or career records. Quimby, now director of Ellis Tech in Killingly, averaged although the other three runners — tradition as a free skater and the title pions crowned Tuesday were Burial will be in East Cemetery. Goldberg voting for it, they refused Tonighl • 8 to 11: Men's figure Friends may call at the funeral He was bom in Illinois, and he to allocate $5,(XX) for the road, as demonstrations all scheduled for Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Hart He and the other two will work .. 22.6 and 24.4 rebounds per game during his junior and senior seasons at DConn Nikolay Bajukov, Sergey Saveliev was expected to be contested by Evgeniv Kulikov of Russia in the 500; lived in Coventry for about 15 years April 10 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the ford Extension Service 4-H office, with Gov. Grasso and her staff from and had a three-year total average of 21.5 per outing. 'The latter mark is the skating, women’s figure skating, Dorothy and Dianne de Leeuw, the Raisa Smetanina of Russia in the home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 recommended by the town manager. and Ivan Garanin — attacked hard, women’s slalom, men’s speed p.m. before moving to Nashville about The board had been tabling action Hartford Civic Center shops area. 1280 Asylum Ave., Hartford. 8 to 12 hours a week in the draft fifth best in NCAA major college division warfare...Moriarty Brothers’ Hart the deficit was too much to makq,up. reigning world champion from women’s 10-kilometer cross-country, 1955. The prospect is for all 4-H Experts, including Carroll Nelson of preparation of statements, news ford Twilight League baseball champions will be salu t^ at the annual skating, hockey, men’s cross coun California, representing Holland. and the East German team of Hans The family suggests that any ever since November, when the item The Finns won from Norway and try relay. '■ memorial gifts may be made to the He is also survived by a son, first appeared on its agenda. members involved in industriai'arts, 24 Sunset St., in industrial arts, will releases and responses to citizen in banquet Saturday night, Feb. 28 at Willie’s...Manchester High may have a the Soviets in a time of 2 hours, 7 Dianne is third. Rinn and and Norbert Hahn in the American Red Cross, 237 E. Center Richard Gable of Nashville. It was the consensus of the eight natural sciences, health and safety, suggest project ideas and answer quiries, plus liaison with state and tough job filling the vacancy as varsity football coach caused by the sudden minutes, 59.72 seconds. The U.S. was Other finals down for decision two-man luge. selected crafts, photography, and resignation of Larry Olsen unless a teaching position opens. Olsen turned in a were the men’s 5,000-meter speed St. The funeral and burial were Feb. 2 who voted against the allocation that questions during the workshop. federal agencies, casework, and clocked at 2-11:41.35. Switzerland, who was prevented conservation. fine job with a decreasing number of players and talent each season...Did skating, the 40-kilometer biathlon in Knoxville, Tenn. Another workshop is planned for legislative and allied research. ' Koch, 20, of Guilford, Vt., raced from defending her downhill cham You Know Department: th e retired Rev. (^iff Simpson was an All-American relay and the women’s slalom. ^♦♦♦*****...... *...... the third leg and posted a time of pionship because of flu, lost a pole at lacrosse selection while playing for Harvard...UConn publicist Joe Soltys With the exception of the slalom, in 30:43.61 for his 10-kilometer run to the start, skied most of the course on Refund due points out that its starting guards, Joe Whelton and A1 Weston, both 5-10, com which the U.S. was given an outside bring the U.S. into third. But Ron one stick, then ran out. prise the smallest starting backcourt pair in the ECAC Division 1. Five other chance of a medal, Americans were Washington’s Birthday Speciais! Yeager of Durango, Colo., was un Minika Kaserer, Austria’s big sub-six foot guards are listed among Elastem college hoop teams but no WASHINGTON (UHI) — able to maintain the pace and lost hope, took a spill to the dismay of the not expected to figure prominently. American speedskater Sheila school has more than oine under six feet. , ' ground, although his 32:35.49 was the big crowd. It will be up to Linda Cochran to Young, winner of three medals at uphold the tradition of the skiing second best run of the four After almost perfect weather for the Winter Olympics, is $16.50 Cochrans of Richmond, Vt. She does Men’s Dept Congratulations due coach^ team Americans. the first week of competition, the out of pocket for a congratulatory Ladies’ Sportswear not appear to have the class, but the Congratulations are due Doug Pearson who brought Manchester High’s Doug Peterson of Minneapolis took weather tuned foul today. telephone call from President Olympics are a great leveler. It’s one basketball team home a winner in his second season of coaching in the the first leg and finished sixth with a John Curry, the British figure Ford.' race and anything can happen. M EN 'S SLACKS LADIES’ TOPS CCIL...Little League baseball program has lost four sponsors, Nasslfl Arms, time of 35:06.24, handing over to Tim skater who lives in New York, was But she’ll get the money hack. There is also Cindy Nelron of Sears, Wipco and Pro Barbers and picked up three. Dairy Queen, Boland Oil Caldwell of Putney, Vt., who was favored to win the men’s gold medal Ford put in a call to Miss Young Special Group Group 1 Lutsen, Minn. The pressure is off her and American Legion. Tryouts start April 3 with sign-ups slated March 7 and 12th on his leg in 33:16.01. tonight. at the American Olympic team’s Long sleeve printed fops now that she has won an Olympic March 14 at the Legion Home...Tacorral, winner of the Charter Oak Slow The skiers had a lot of trouble with quarters in Innsbruck, Austria, 00 LOVE Figure skating people point out medal — a bronze in the downhill — Values to $20.00 Pitch Softball League last summer, will move up to the Candlelight League their waxing because the relay, the Monday hut the skater was not in [00 Reg. $5.98 Sizes S-M-L race the runners apparently enjoy that Curry has won the European and she may come through, although this year and will campaign under the Blue Moon Restaurant banner...'Two championship since moving to New and called hack an hour or so the most, was run in-a light snowfall she does not particularly like slalom members of the distaff side, are refereeing basketball games in Recreation York, and Denver, where he trains later. Department youth activity this winter. Mary Gracyalny, a senior at Southern throughout. racing. Press Secretary Ron Nessen under Carlo Fassi, and that he Head Coach Hank Tauber said, “I MEN’S SPORT COATS Connecticut State College majoring in physical education, is working games After the first run of the women’s explained Tuesday that “the White Group 2 probably will be crowned Olympic think Cindy and Linda both have a at the East Side Rec and Sally Robinson is blowing the whistle at the Y...Carl slalom, Linda Cochran of Richmond, House switchboard apparently - Long sleeve polyester tops champion tonight. Special Group 19 Only Vt., was seventh while Cindy Nelson, very good chance. We’ll see what Solids and Stripes a VALENTINE Silver, Rec program director, reports the Bennet soccer field will be lost to Curry, 26, has no doubts. “The best didn’t know who she was’’ and happens.” the Rec Department this summer as it will be reseeded...Slow pitch softball the downhill bronze medalist, was refused to accept charges for the Sizes 38 to 42 move I ever made,” he said. “I get In the speed skating, Dan Carroll of play will start Monday night. May 3 with 10 leagues and all filled with a 10th. A couple of West Germans, call. all the ice time I need thanks to the St. Louis held the best U.S. creden loo 00 Values to $11.98 number of teams on the waiting list...Reed Construction will replace Acadia Pamela Behr and downhill gold He said the White House will money provided by my sponsor, and tials, but they could not compare Values to $55.00 Sizes S-M-L Restaurant in the Silk City Softball League...Also on the softball beat. medalist Rosi MiHermaier, occupied reimburse Don Miller, an official that — ice time — was the purpose of with the likes of Dutchman Hans van Charter Oak Park’s'Fltzgerald Field will be the scene of the New England the first two places, with Daniele of the U.S. team, and he will see the move.” Helden, Victor Varlamov of Russia Slow Pitch Tournament for the Deaf in July and in August the Eastern States Deberhard of France third. that Miss Young gets her money Curry and Canada’s Toller and Sten Stensen of Norway. MEN'S SWEATERS Slow Pitch event for the deaf will be staged at the same field. Behr clocked a fas't 46.68 in powder hack. Seg. S10.98 ea. Houseware Dept. Sizes S-M-L-XL Celts to irtcrease Hartford dates Look for the Boston Celtics to increase their "home” schedule at the 86 EAST CENTER ST. Boston Civic Center next season to either six or eight dates. Boston has two Whistler 2 V2 qt. Tea Kettle FOR more Hartford appearances this season, March 9 against New Orleans and East at Civic Center $ys9 2/M5®® Stainless Steel SWBETHEARTS April 6 with Cleveland. The former date, which will feature Pete Maravich with the Saints, looms as another sellout with more than 10,200 tickets EVERYWHERE already sold. Looking to clinch at least a tie for ference with Northwest and South the regular season HCC crown Catholic tied for second at 8-2. East 25 Only $ 4 4 , Reg. $7.99 tonight is East Catholic against is 16-1 over-all while Northwest is 14- Girls’ Dept. Northwest Catholic at the Hartford 3. In the first meeting. East took a 43- CHOICE Civic Center at 7 o’clock. 42 overtime verdict. DOOR MIRRORS Ellington still rolling The Eagles are 9-1 in the con GIRLS’ PLAID SLACKS FLOWBIS AND North Central Connecticut Paul Groves added 18 points and 18 Special Group 12 Only 0 3 ® ® Reg. 3.99 Conference champ Ellington High rebounds to the winning total for Sizes 8 to 14 FLOWERING PLANTS continued to roll with a 71-39 win over Bolton, now 8-7 in the COC and one FINEST SELECTION ANYWHERE Eiast Granby in schoolboy basketball game away from qualifying for the Reg. $6.98 $359 last night.' State Tournament at 9-8. Kevin Dunn Lingerie Dept. GIFT ITEMS In other area games, Bolton High had 24 points for Rham, now 8-7 in topped Rham, 76-65, South Windsor the conference and 8-9 in all games. Hoop stars Youngblood cited KWTER O t U iS OWOODWRHE dropped a 74-67 duke to Windsor and Greg Jankowski had 16 points for Boys’ Dept. Rockville High was routed by South Windsor which failed in its CENTERVILLE, Mass. (UPI) - LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Los LADIES’ GOWNS Bulkeley, 100-50. first attempt to win the CVC title out Mark Donoghue of Massachusetts Angeles Rams’ defensive end Jack Tim Forbes had 24 points to lead right. The Bobcats at 8-3 in the con and Joey Hassett of Providisnee Youngblood, the National Football ROTS’ SWEATERS Special Group Ellington to its 13th straight con ference can finish no worse than tied share the Eastern College Athletic Conference’s top defensive player ference win. The Purple Knights are for first. They are now 9-9 over-all Conference Division I basketball last season, has added two more Special Group - 39 Only ’65 East Center St.> 16-3 over-all while East Granby now while Windsor is 5-6 in the CVC and 9- player of the week honor. Donoghue “Most Valuable Player” awards to Sizes 8 to 16 $2®o Reg. $3.98 at Summit St. is 0-13 in the NCCC and 2-16 over-all. 9 over-all after the win. scored 52 points in the Minutemen’s his trophy case. OPEN Kevin Kowalyshyn poured in 31 Mike Baum had 12 points for road wins over Boston College and Youngblood, a five-year veteran, points and grabbed 10 rebounds to Connecticut whjle Hassett netted 67 was named recipient of the Daniel loo Perm, press In pink and blue. TILL 9 P.M. Rockville, now 6-13 for the season Values to $5.98 THURS. & sa t ;^ pace Bolton to its win over Rham. with one game left on the slate. points in wins over Brown Niagara Reeves Memorial Award as the Sizes S-M-L and Holy Cross. Rams’ MVP, and was honored as the club's outstanding defensive lineman Right from Wong by the Ye Old Rams. WATERVILLE VALLEY, N.H. Round robin soccer slated (UPI) — Waterville Valley ski area, 945 MAIN STREET whose pro teacher is freestyle ski Dent satisfied Coming up Sunday, March 14 at the some of the area’s outstanding hig star Wayne Wong, recently used VOU RE //v,p C3arke Arena will be the third annual school and college players. advertisements saying, "Learn CHICAGO (UPI) - Russell °4rANT TO V DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER slx-a-slde round robin soccer tourna (Herald photo by Dunn) “Bucky” Dent, a leading American Medals will be awarded the most Right from Wong.” Among the ment sponsored by Manchester Com enrollees lured by the advertisement League shortstop in 1975, and three munity College. valuable player and to members of Mike Quesnel pulls up short other players have signed 1976 con the winning teams. were a number of skiers also namqd Team* competing will include Conard’a Dave Rahn catches up to Indian Wong. tracts with the Chicago White Sox. f ■tl PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb, 11. ig76 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Feb. 11. 1976 — PAGE SEVENTEEN M 3 Olsen resigns grid post SCOREBOARD MCC outshoots Middlesex quintet By CHRIS BLAKE decision, the Cougars have on the boards from 6-5 struggled In vain to make with eight straight points. the second half to take a 48- By LEN AUSTER Correspondent freshman center Lum The Horsemen went on top, other double figure scorer after seven years as an assis memories of the years that I the CCCAA playoffs. 38 lead. The lead stayed at was Dennis Hamilton with Herald SporUwriter Manchester Com Jefferson. Shut down in the 26-25r with 3:06 left in the tant to Dave Wiggin, current have been associate
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Presentation of Eagle awards to Thomas of 8 Gerard St. Spacone, second class; Andrew seven senior Scouts of Troop 25 was Weiss, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Browne, Michael Charette, Richard the highlight of its Court of Honor at Ekiward Weiss of 323 Spring St., is a Johnson, Glenn Marx, Keith Aterritt, Center Congregational Church 16-year-old junior at Manchester Braeton Reynolds, and David Ted Wednesday evening. High School. A junior assistant scout ford, First Class; Jonathan Grzyb The Eagle badges Were presented master of the troop, he has been a and Alan Miskunas, star; Charles to Scott Alemany, Barry Cottle, Ran member since 1970. He also holds tee 'Glade, David Maidment, and Jeffrey dall Joyner, Mark Kimball, Jeffrey Pro Deo et Patria religious award for Slater, Life. Kirk Nelson e a m ^ the Metheny, Eric Thomas, and Robert scouts from Concordia Lutheran Bronze Palm. Weiss. Church. Merit Badges were received by Alemany, the son of Mr. and Mrs. The meeting started with the in Bernard Alemany, 3,Scott Alemany, Bernard Almany of 40 Parker St., has duction into the troop of seven 9, Brad Aronson, 3, Scott Aronson, 1, been a member of the troop since recruits. They are Richard Gardner, David Beckw ith, 1, Kendrick 1969 and has served as patrol leader Robert Madore, Shawn McKenna, Beckwith, 1, Neill Berggren, 1, John and junior assistant scoutmaster. He Alan Panciera, David Regan, John Boehm, 3, David Boggini, 1, Robert is a 17-year-old senior at Manchester Regan, and Raymond Roque. A Bohadik, 1, Andrew Browne, 3, High School. special award was given to Mrs. Gregory Cassells, 1, Michael Cottle, a 17-year-old junior at Walter Grzyb, who has recently Charette, 2, Jeffrey Chmielewskl, 1, Manchester High School, is the son of retired after six years as president of Barry Cottle, 6, Mark Dama, 1, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cottle of 17 the troop’s Mothers’ Auxiliary. The Matthew Darna, 1, Edward Dziato, 3, Grandview St. A member of the troop’s charter from the national Stephen Edwards, 1, Robert French, troop since 1971, he has served as council. Boy Scouts of America, was 1, Richard Gardner, 1, Charles patrol leader and junior assistant presented by the scout executive, Glade, 3, Jonathan Grzyb, 6, Joseph scoutmaster. Joseph Gallagher. "rzyb 7. Joyner has been a troop member Honored for exceeding their quota Also Scott Gryzyb, 1, Shawn since 1969 serving as junior assistant in the annual Tom Watt Christmas Haberern, 1, Brent Hazard, 2, scoutmaster. A 17-year-oId senior at kit sale were John McNamara, Neill Richard Johnson, 4, Randall Joyner, Manchester High School, he is the Berggren, David Tedford, William 8, Mark Kimball, 4, Robert Madore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Joyner Merritt, Miles McCurry, David 1, David Maidment, 2, Glenn Marx, 1, of 27 Saulters Rd. He is the third son Maidment, Douglas Woodbury, Miles McCurry, 2, Shawn McKenna, of the Joyner family to become an David Wayland, Michael Lerch, t, John McNamara, 1, Keith Merritt, Eagle Scout, his brothers Richard Robert Bohadik, Eric Nelson, Shawil 3, William Merritt, 2, Jeffrey and Raymond having previously Haberem, Todd Whitney, and the Metheny, 9, Alan Miskunas, 1, Paul earned the award. grand winner Glenn Thomas. Miskunas, 1, Kevin Moran 3, Eric Kimball, the fifth Eagle Scout of a Skill awards were presented to Nelson 3, Alan Panciera, 1, Robert family of five sons, described in a Bernard Alemany, John Boehm, 2, Patrick, 1, Nelson Patterson, 2, separate story in Thursday’s edition Richard Gardner, 3, Shawn McKen Braeton Reynolds, 2, Jeffrey Slater, of The Herald. na, 2, Robert Madore, 2, Huang 1, Harry Smith, 1, Timothy Spacone, Metheny joined Troop 25 in 1969 Nguyen, 4, Nhut Nguyen, 4, David ^ ® Scott Alemaily, Barry Cottle, 2, David Tedford, 2, William Tedford, Robert Weiss, Randall Joyner, Eric Thomas, Jeffrey Metheny. The picture of Eagle Scout and has served as patrol leader and Regan, 2, John Regan, 2, and Ray 2, Eric Thomas, 1, Glenn Thomas, 2, Mark Kimball appeared last week. (Herald photo by Dunn) junior assistant scoutmaster. A 17- mond Roque, 1. David Wayland, 1, Robert Weiss, 1, year-old senior at Manchester High Awards of rank went to John Scott Werkheiser, 2, Richard White, School, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Boehm, Edward Dziato, Richard 1, Todd Whitney, 1, Stephen Witham, Theodore Metheny of 18 Ardmore Gardner, Robert Madore, Miles 2, Douglas Woodbury, 1. Rd. McCurry, Shawn McKenna, and Alan Arrangements for the potiuck were Thomas, a 16-year-old Manchester Panciera, tenderfoot; Bernard under the supervision of Mrs. John High junior, joined the troop in 1970 Alemany, William Merritt, Kevin Marx, president of the Mothers’ and is a junior assistant scoutmaster. Moran, Eric Nelson, Nelson Patter Auxiliary assisted by Girl Scouts of He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester son, Harry Smith, and Timothy Troop 2 at Center Church. Law officers urge repeal of Las Vegas night statute HIESIESNTS’ SALE HARTFORD (UPl) - Law en organizations and the average citizen stop illegal gambling because then forcement officials Tuesday sought is being fleeced by card sharks and all persons with such equipment repeal of a statute permitting gimmicks,” he said. would be violating the law. NOW INRU SOT.. FEB. 1401 charities to operate gambling nights, House Minority Leader Rep. Robert M. Richards, a New Britain claiming many of the operations Gerald F. Stevens, R-Milford, asked attorney representing the Charitable were infiltrated by organized crime. the committee to tighten — but not Equipment Operators Association, Lt. Walter J. Scholtz, commander repeal — the law because it enabled said the push by state officials to of the Statewide Organized Crime many legitimate charities to func rqpeal the law was motivated by Save ^10! Doubleknit Task Force told the General Laws tion. Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s dislike for Committee known underworld “ Church groups and other gambling. Fashion Leisure Suits figures were involved in some of the legifimate fund raising groups have "Las Vegas night” operations. used Las Vegas Nights successfully Scholtz, who said it would cost the and honestly ... with no taint of scan state about $1 million to adequately dal ... this must be allowed to con- , police such operations, said one tinue with proper safeguards.” organized crime figure received 25 Lt. William F. Ellert, speaking for per cent of the gross take at "Las State Police Commander Edward P. Vegas nights” at the Terra Mar in Leonard said the present statute Old Saybrook. should be taken off the books to give "The intent of these statues was, I lawmakers a chance to study the assume, to benefit non-profit matter. organizations and at the same time "1 would then suggest that only allow the citizens to enjoy an honest after considerable deliberation evening of fun and games,” he said. should the General Assembly redraft "However, this purpose is being legislation that will allow charitable thwarted as our investigators have organizations to again operate such disclosed that little, if any, proceeds fund raising activities,” he said. derived from these operations are Both Scholtz and Ellert said repeal benefiting the non-profit of the legislation would help police
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PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Feb, 11,197C Penney studies the com m unity INVITATION TO BID East Hartford Strong, Fred Fredette, and the teachers and the course High School next year. Adult residents may also Wh*n Quality 46niys Exeeadt The PHeel Sealed Proposals will be SHEILAiTlIIXER' GMrge Goodwin. did the job. Larson said members of study “East Hartford — received by the Tolland 289-428331 Tnese people spoke on Housing Auttority until 2:00 At the request of Terry the EHHS social studies The Community” at night “East Hartford — The the history of the town. P.M., 23 February, 1976, for a Blackstone, chairlady of department will be spen school .This semester the Community,” a study of A bonus feature of the drilled water welt for the Ren the Bicentennial Commis ding a professional day at course is offered a t Penney the town both past and pre past semester course was tal Homes for Elderly sion and the commission Penney to study materials High on Wednesday MEATOWN Citizens, E-107, Route 74, sent, has been added to the following the local elec members, the course will for the course. evenings. 121516 S IL V E R LA N E • E A ST HARTFORI Tolland, Connecticut. tion. Several speakers curriculum of Penney High be offered a t E ast H artford, Bids are to be malted or School and the Adult were invited to speak on delivered to the Tolland Education program, ^ the political process. M e a t E c o n o m y 0 u t l e t Housing Autbority, 52 Tolland The semester course was Amohg these speakers Aquarium Decor Inc. Green, ToUand, n . 06064. All I Wed. > lo 6 • Thun., Fri. 9 lo 9 1 developed in a summOT were James Fitzgerald, bids will be publicly opened Announces its Washington's Birthday SALE I n U ln w i Sat. 8 to 6 * (Cloaed All Day Monda workshop'by John Larson Democratic Town Chair Wed.Feb. 11th — Mon. Feb. 16th— SBigOaysolSavIngsl and read at 2:00 P.M., 23 i and'Elaine Williams of Uie man, John Shaughnessy, February 1976. 72 HOUR AQUARIUM LAMPS Once Again, Lean, Bonalaas O o ’S c Penpey High Social Studies former mayor, Raymond Bids must be on forms OXYGEN PACK NOW IN supplied and all Items must k Department. The course Donovan, Barbara Dunn, AVAILABLE / 2 FREE KISSING WITH AN AQUARIUM N. STOCK filM out, and submitted in * was offered for the first Esther Clarke, Jan Bren SIRLOIN TIP ROAST -S: I? 8 H A R T F O R D / GOURAMI'S SET-UP FOR YOUR \ HARTFORD triplicate. *■ « ® ^ C nan, and Mike Sheriden. — f” ^ 2 . time in September. ONLY s w e e t h e a r t X o n l y A satisfactory Bid Bond 1 ^ l t l Last week, Penney High The students also took executed by the Bidder and students who recently com part tn a panel discussion Sureties in the amount equal pleted the semester courje and answered audience to 5% of the base Ud or a cer 5 '
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Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Real Estate Wanted 28 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ^N C H E STE R EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Feb. 11, 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE DEADLINE EAST HARTFORD - Eight OVERSIZED CAPE - Six CASH for your property. Call RATES room (Jarrison Colonial on rooms, with central air- us first if anxious to Sell.' 12:00 noon the day bafora dead-end street. Beautulful conditioning, eat-in kitchen, Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or' 1 d«y . lOi word per day publication. wooded lot. Only $47,500. dining room, brand new bath, 649-1922 I______3 daya . .0< word par day Oeadllnt tor Saturday and Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- three good sized bedrooms, 6 d a^ ..8a word pat day Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. S h e R e r a t b 7475. 335,000. Philbrick Agency, PLANNING to,'seU? Please 26 days . .7a word par day Reaitors, 646-4200. call - We will estimate market 15 words, $2.00 minimum PLEASE READ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANCHESTER - Two family valud, explain what should be Happy A d s ...... $g.1B Inch done, and answer your EAST OF duplex with separate fur COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 YOUR AD naces. Live practically rent- 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, questions. The service is free Classified ads are taken over free. Only $1,700 down, $33,- breezeway, garage, swim and we enjoy doing it for you - the phone as a convenience. 900. Pasek Realtors, MLS ming pool, redwoi^ deck, there is no obligation at all. The Herald Is responsible for PHONE 643-2711 289-7475. wooded yard. $42,500. Odegard Realtyj 643-4365. only one Incorrect Insertion and FOn ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUPAD Philbrick Agency, Realtors, BEST BUYS BY BEIFKHIE then only to the size of the 646-4200. original Insertion. Errors which MANCHESTER - Magnificent THE TOP TEAM HOMES! LAND! FARMS! do not lessen the value of the Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 eleven room Colonial, over 4,- advertisement vrlll not be cor* CAPE COD - Two years old, □ MISC. SiERViCES FIVE NEW LISTINeSI reeled by an additional inser 000 square feet of elegant 24’ living room, first floor RAISED RANCH - On extra living area. 4 1/2 baths, BMIHESS OPPORTUHITIESI tion. NEW LISTING - Large over family room with fireplace ••••••••••••■••••••••••••a BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO large lot with country at sized Cape, two-car garage. aluminum siding, beautiful and beamed ceilings. Eat-in Services Ottered 31 [hapPY mosphere in Manchester. Fireplace. Beautiful wooded terraced lot. Must be seen. kitchen, formal dining room, 1. ) Big 10 room Raised Ranch including 3 room bi-law Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two lot. Only $40,500. Pasek Priced to sell fast in 80's. Call Help Wanted king sized master bedroom, aparlmdni. Family room flnished In (Mdstone ^ REALTORS a 13 firelaces, sliding glass doors . Realtors, 289-7475. R. Zimmer, J. D, Real Estate, aluminum siding, two-car gar REWEAVING burns, holes. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. **''"'"'"6 pool with deoM 200 tt. yard OUR OFFICE 18 IN CONSTANT NEED OF NEW LISTINGS. IF YOU’RE THINKING OF SELLING, to large deck, aluminum 646-1980. or 647-1139, age, treed lot, mint condition, with fencing. Aak for Mr. Matthew. ^ Help Wanted 13 HOUSE CLEANER wanted siding, 2-car garage. Only EAST ELDRIDGE ST. - Two $51,400. Philbrick Agency, Window shades, Venetian ' n s p e c t i o n a n d e v a l u a t i o n , w e w e l c o m e a n d by day, two or three days per 345,500. Philbrick Agency, new homes under construc Realtors, 646-4200. blinds. Keys. TV lor rent. 2. ) 7 room oversized Cape on 240IL yard. Wall to wall APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESSI REMEMBER YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BE8TI ! ------week. Must have transporta Realtors, 6^200, tion, drive by, and call T.J. Mancheeter Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- '•*"•"«»•' P«ri.. pond, with In- EXTRA INCOME - Part time tion. 649-5906. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. 5221. positions, one, two or three RAISED RANCH - Seven I ^ 7 n - r S t . i ’aSSw!"""' PRIME LOCATION TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, con rooms, beamed cathedral days per week. Above average GAS STATION attendant CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Custom built Two Family. Each apartment has *•* ullJd eommer- venient Manchester location, VICTORIAN - ten rooms, UNIQUE ceiling in living room with 3. ) “Doll HooM'^ape In deelrable Bowers Area. WaR ciei lend on which you can build your own butineaa pay. Call 278-8535, 9 a.m. - 11 needed full time, apply in per made very reasonable, work a large kitchen with appliances and breakfast Happy Birthday excellent condition completely renovated, four Three bedroom Townhouse fieldstone fireplace, eat-in to carpeting. Cutlomy ctoariy and earad tors son. Gorin's Sports Car throughout, good income guaranteed, call anytime, 649- area. Formal dining room, central hallway, two CHARETTE bedrooms, large lot. Must be Condominium, two baths, kitchen, formal dining room, Oarage, parklike yard. Ask tor Mr. Lombardo. Center, Route 83, Tolland property. Many extras. No seen to be appreciated. Cen 4266. double bedrooms, large living room with MECHANICS - Immediate and Qet Well Soon 15x21 family room with Turnpike,. Talcottville. agents. Low 40's. 649-4101. tury 21, Jacksion-Avante, 646- plus two Vt baths, plush rec fireplace, wooded acre lot fireplace, private concrete covered patio, and openings tor production From the Almeidas room, appliances. Air con DRESSMAKING, hems and •'••■ room Cape, including 1316. with privacy, $44,900. tastefully appointed family room. Wall to wall In its own heating system. First floor is completely machine mechanics and ASSISTANT to the Librarian: ditioned. $36,900. alterations done in my home. NEW HOMES - Ranches, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, several rooms. Urge shed dormer gives Colonial carpeted. Large landscaped 90’zl50’ lot. This is a a*7n'i:m!:jy“" ' ' ' - ' " e l u d i n g mechanic trainees. This position calls for an hour 646-4200. Reasonable. Call 64^19. Mechanics must have lour Capes, Colonials, Raised ANDOVER - Seven room size to bedrooms. Mr. Lombardo. one of a kind homel ly rate of 32.21 to 32.80 per Raised Ranch on 1.7 acres. 1 years experience in trouble Ranches, in several locations WARREN E. FURNITURE Refinishing. hour in seven steps. The work Celebrate Valentine's 1/2 baths, good location. T.J, SPOTLESS six room Cape, 5.) B e rn room SplH In quiet residential area, yet close ROKIT F. SUIKHillO shooting and repair of high year consists of 1 hours daily, Day with Russell Stover or Two-Family homes 2 and 3 Free pick-up and delivery. bedroom models. For your Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. four bedrooms, modern to ell conveniences. Immaculate condition. 2 Ug air speed, nigh volumne produc- 182 days annually. Job Candy from the HOWLAND Call 646-8567, tion and packaging new home needs call Merritt kitchen, with dishwasher and conditioners will aUy, as well as stove, refrigerator, description and applications American Cancer Socie RAMBLING nine room Cape, 643-1108 disposal. Handy to bus line TEDFORD machinery. Electrical are available at the Agency, 646-1180. ACADEMY APPLIA"NCE and washw. Truly a line value in the low, low forties. Ask FULL DORMERED CAPE O nM Kv ty- 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, and schools. $34,500. Philbrick Beautifully decorated 7 room home with three Real Estate background helpful. Trainees Superintendent's office. trees, 336,900. Hutchins Agen Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. refrigeration service - Repair for Mr. Matthew. must have mechanical degree 237 East Center St. ROUTE 44A Center School, Bolton, Conn. MANCHESTER - Looking for cy, Realtors, 646-3|66. VERNON - Nice starter or most makes of appliances and king size bedrooms, fireplaced living room with T C f n 2 . from technical high school or 06040, telephone 643-1569. your own home? Try this 2- retirement home. Two refrigerators, call Vernon 643- bay window ideal for plants. Formal dining BOLTON equivalent. Excellent starting TWO FAMILY Duplex - REAL ESTATE family with up to four bedroom Ranch, nice treed Custom built in 1973. Living 1811. room, big modem kitchen with appliances', 2 full Pliom 847-9914 rate, growth potential, MULTI-FAMILY-5-5,2 fami PART TIME - Sales clerk bedrooms in one apartment, ly duplex, minutes to Parkade lot, garage, lake privileges. room, large equipped eat-in baths, paneled rec room with bar. Lots of wall to training and a full range of wanted in local pet and plant separate heating systems, and bus. 2-car garage, level $25,000. Century 21. Tedford kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, three MADE TO ORDER - Formica benefits. Apply in person 1- MM Y MOBE - C t U US - WE WORK! wall carpeting. Attached garage and gorgeous OFFERING center. Must be over 18 and □ EDUCATION new roof, 2-car garage, 339,- lot, nice income. Only 340,000. Real Estate, 647-9914. bedrooms each side, large tops, cabinets, doors. Top 24-hour prompt, courteous service. 4 brokers L 2 4;30 p.m., M ond^ - Friday. quality work, references. rear yard with stone walls. ' willing to work week nights 900. Wolverton Agency, Keith Real Estate. 646-4126, ard, 238 ft. deep. Walk out W U U M L BOFIOIIE UEHCY Mlespeople to handle all your real estate needs. 1,800 of Union Carbide Corporation, and Saturday. Apply in per MANCHESTER - Horse coun Free estimates. 649-7831. Realtors, 649-2813. 649-1922. b;asement, aluminum siding, Realtors 647-1413 fices coast-to-coast for instant referral. Free estimates. Home and Automotive Divi son, Scuffy Pet Center, Private Instructions IS try - Near Glastonbury line. carpeting. A Beauty ■ $58,900. sion, 88 Long Hill Street, East Manchester Parkade. 646- Large five bedroom Colonial, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, CARPENTRY WORK and PAUi J. kossmo We’re National But We’re Neighborly! Hartford, Conn. An eoual op 9463,' GERMAN LESSONS - formal dining room, 646-4200. Custom Cabinet work, Ralph portunity employer, M/F. Private, group, tutoring. Call fireplaced living room, family Nadeau, call 643-7004. EXPERIENCED GAS Atten- 647-9337. National Weather Forecast room plus rec room in base MANCHESTER - Five - Five, dent - full time, apply at ment. Oversized 2-car garage. aluminum sided Duplex, WATERPROOFING - SPACIOUS TREED LOT VALENTINE'S DAY SHADE TDRACCD Olender's Route 83, Rockville. PROFESSIONAL Tutoring 3/4 acre lot. Country setting Investment or live in. Two Hatchways, foundation In a great location. 7 roonr full dormered Cape .Service - reading, math. Free etc. 80’s. R. Zimmer. J, D. bedrooms each side, ^ p arate cracks, sump pumps installed, with fireplaced living room, formal dining room, ^ {could come earlier, FARM PART TIME - One or two consultation and evaluation. Real Estate. 646-1980, 647- heating sytems, high 30’s. fireplace repairs, concrete big kitchen, 3 kingsize bedrooms, nice rec room evenings per week, Sarah 649-8023. 1139. B/W Realty, 647-1419. basement floors, ceramic tile in basement. Lots of plush wall to wall carpeting E x p « r U n c 0d larm Coventry is hiring. No invest repairs, slate hallways. with (uperintandant or attlt- 324,900 - Coventry, South St., Expert mason. 643-4953, throughout the house. New dishwasher, ment. Try us lor a month. Call fireplace set and livjng room drapes to remain tant larm auparlntendant. 875-1053 evenings or 646-6155. four room Ranch, garage, lot MANCHESTER AREA 2914, 527-5522. Year round employment. I I REAL ESTATE 100 x150', lake privileges, RAISED RANCH - Two with bouse. Plus a 1-car garage. $38,500.00. THE ULTIMATE Additional benelite. Write SCHOOL BUS Drivers - Marion E. Robertson. baths, 3 bedrooms, 2 CARPET Installation and Knowledge of Manchester Realtor, 643-5953, repairs, residential and com Box P, M encheeter Homes For Sale 23 fireplaces, family room, ierty Rothman DUPLEX Herald. ______necessary, clean driving wall-to-wall carpeting, mercial, free estimates, one DONAIOF.. record required. Call 643-2373 327,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room COLUMBIA - 331,900 - sundeck, basement garage, year guarantee on all Beautiful country Ranch on or 643-2414. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard large yard. Only $42,900. workmanship. Call Bob or Charming Early Settler's Cape (circa 1740) retaining AVON - Get more out of life. heating, stove, refrigerator. treed lot, choice lake area. Ron 646-1580, 875-6323. many authentic features. 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, delightful Be an Avon Representative. PART TIME Receptionist Hutchins Agency 646-3166. lOWIlt IIMHIAtUKII Short commute. Ferrigno TtWO FAMILY - 6-6, Ck)lonial kitchen, 2 original fireplaces, carriage shed. Add new people, new places, -ljj. Realtors, 423-1886 anytime. BRAND NEW LISTING needed - toply at Olender's, Duplex, owner anxious. PAPERHANGING - Our only Plus ample cleared land for horses or a mini farm. new interests to your life. 228-0015 evenings. work, any type wall covering'. Huge 5-5 Two Family. Each apartment has 2 big Route 83, Rockville. REDUCED FOR quick sale - p-llCfND — Very attractive price at Elarn good money too! I'll two family, 30 Locust Street, Fully insurra. Call 871-OOK or bedrooms, formal dining room, country style show you how. Call 523-9401. ^ l A t N MANCHESTER - Lovely 7 $41,900. $400 monthly in 875-7123. kitchen with pantry, large living room and full no agents, 646-2426, 9-5. come. MOW room Split, four bedrooms, basement. The owners have just put in 2 brand three full baths, carpeted Painting-Papering Si MANCHESTER - Five room un Wl AM I fOfOCASt ^ SIX ROOM CAPE - new gas hot water heating systems. The house is noon to 5 p.m. Monday Ranch, Fireplace, eat-in family room, immaculate set on a huge lot located in a Business II zone! through Friday. To be HELP condition, lots of house for the Carpeting, family room, INSIDE - Outside painting. kitchen. 1 1/2 baths, full base fenced-in yard. Priced to familiar with dictaphone, ment, carport, aluminum money. 40's. B/W Realty. 647- Special rates for people over mailing and general typing. WANTED sell at $34,900. Full and Part Tima storm doors and windows. 1419. 65. Fully insured. Estimates Contact Mrs. Caron at 875- For period ending 7 a.m., Thursday, Feb. 12. During Wednesday given. Call 649-7863. the first to ’ inspect this exceptional 6-6 Duplex For Dali A Countar Work Convenient shopping and night, rain is expected over the Pacific Northwest changing to BUILOINQ LOTS - All ItU M O S tT 3385, for appointment. An Avallabla Immadlataty ROCKLEDGE - Seven room featuring remodeled kitchens with new stove, dis schools. 61 Alice Drive; 338,- acre plus. Will build, your equal opportunity employer. Apply In Paraon At 500. Peterman Agency,. 649- snow in the northern Rockies. Elsewhere, generally fair Ranch, three bedrooms, PAINTING ■ interior and hwasher, refrigerator (one side) stainless steel sinks, 9404, 646-2912. ^ weather is forecast. Minimum temperatures include: (ap fireplace, rec room, two-zone plans or ours. Present exterior, paperhanging, congoleum floors, H i baths, hardwood and wall-to-wall TRAVEL AGENCY seeking homes taken in trade. ___ 3 ACRES MEATOWN proximate maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 42 ( 62), heat, garage, porch, 344.900. excellent work References. Sparkling condition. 8 room, 4 bedroom custom home carpeting, separate Lennox gas furnaces. Immaculate In office assistant. Must have 1215'/i SILVER LANE Philbrick Agency. Realtors. Free estimates. Fully in REMODELED OAKWOOD RD. - six room Boston 25 ( 37), Chicago 28 (40), Dallas 51 (68), Denver 28 (58), built in 1969. Charming country setting with clear, clean every detail. CaU me to make your Valentine's Day com- agency or airline experience. EAST HARTFORD Cape, fireplace, garage, rec Duluth 4 (22), Houston 51 (73), Jacksonville 46 ( 73), Kansas City 646-4200. sured Martin Mattson, 649- TOP TO BOTTOM Call Mercury Travel at 646- (Clo$»d Uomlart) FIANd brook, woods and large garden area. Owners relocating dIcLb. ro o m , a s s u m a b le VA 4431. 7 spacious rooms. Large carpeted living room, Pnilvr ■ n*w Duptai bulH to »our tpocHlMUoni? Thou coll. Wo ho w 2756. 36 ( 54), Los Angeles 49 (65), Miaml64(78).NewOrleans53( 75), and MUST SEIX. Don't delay! I Asking $51,000 _ mortgage, circular pool, all New York 25 ( 39), San Francisco 39 ( 58), St. Louis 38 (61), Seat RANCH - Six room, three REAL ESTATE magnificent custom designed kitchen with all two boouIHul lou rtoily lo acoopi your ploiio or oiir^ for 335,900, call 646-1189. bedrooms, large country 648-9200 PAPER HANGING Expert. appliances. Large first floor family,room, small SECRETARY - Receptionist. tle 40 ( 53), Washington 32 ( 50). Your average paper, in J. WATSON BEACH CO.. kitchen, fireplace, 12x25 fami den or office, 3 good size bedrooms, m baths. Diversified position for per CASHIER - hours negotiable, ly room, garage, shaded yard average room, $:25. Mr. Can Arthur or Suzanne BOLTON - 331,900- Attractive Brand new baseboard hot water heating system, FM son with very good typing and call Manchester Twin live room Ranch, family on quiet stre e t. $44,900. MANCHESTER - Big home, Richman, 646-3864 ISfljW i' Shorts, S4S-38S3,,.,„ l* J shorthand skills. Growing Cinema, Mr. Metivier, 646- new copper plumbing, new wiring, newer roof Frsdwtta 8 MarUn Inc. room, fireplace, paneling, Philbrick Agency, Realtors. reasonably priced. Aiuminum llandwtter Office #647-9139 646-4144 local company. Call 646-2260. 2271. 646-4200. DONALD E. TARCA - pain and aluminum siding.Best of all priced at $39,- Rsaltora aluminum siding. Hutchins MANCHESTER - Vernon Line NEW TO MARKET - This sided Cape. Four bedrooms, Agency, 646-3166. two baths, front-to-back ting and wallpapering,'in 900.00. CUSTODIAL Applications - Completely remodeled seven oversized Cape is just right WANTED, help, tables and room Ranch, new insulation, fireplaced living room, family terior. exterior, quality being accepted for full time for the growing family. Large workmanship. ' reasonable counter. 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. live BOLTON - HEBRON Line, rec room, half acre lot, 3M,- master bedroom, formal HEBRON room. An excellent buy at or six nights per weeks. Must employment. Applications prices, phone 646-6812 Beautifully maintained seven 900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. dining room, eat-in kitchen, LOW 40's $43,900. B/W Realty. 647-1419. Want to sell work weekends, neat, depen may be completed at the of room Raised Ranch. fice of Facilities Services, plus fireplaced living room, 1 •tvwn room UAR Wilud Ronoh dable and experienced only Applianced kitchen, on n(eo woodod lot, Hvlng room, MANCHESTER - by owner. WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality Union School, 771 Main Street, 1/2 baths, garage, mn-traflic ALUMINUM SIDED need apply. Must have fireplaced living room with MANCHISTER dining room, kllehon, 9 Must Sell. Six room Cape, interior and exterior, painting references. Api South Windsor, or call 289-3012 street, only 336,900. Keith and paperhanging. Fully in Your Home Over sized Colonial Cape with 3 spacious Restaurant cathedral ceiling. Huge fami Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649- bodroomo, 2 Hroplocoo, fondly three bedrooms, dining room, between 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. SIX BEDRDDMS room, dock ond garago. sured. Call 6464343. bedrooms on the second floor, formal dining 94, 29 McNa'll Street, ly room. Low 40's. Century 21, 1922. living room with fireplace, Manchester. Rate of pay 33.28 per hour, Tedford Real Estate. 647-MI4. Raaaonabla offart conaldarad. garage, partially fenced lot. room, large living room, beautiful modem excellent benefits. Ten-room home, Ideal for major appliances, ideal loca Building-Contracting 33 MANCHESTER - four family, FAST! kitchen. Side to side enclosed front porch. At BROAD STREET Dairy MANCHESTER - Ideal for large family on a budget. ★ UNITED REALTYlk tion, 333,100, call 647-9824. tractive treed lot with a one-car garage. Located ASSEMBLERS and coil four rooms each unit, parking, Queen opening soon. We need young family, six room Large treed lot with pool. 646-8018 NEWTON 11. Smith .i - ii — Hours 2-5 dally, 12-3 Saturday KEITH REAL ESTATE room Cape, in low, low 30’s. room, city utilities and much •48,000 dustriai building. Tremendous Completely remodeled, more. Located on lot number 57 acres, large trees, two — Mutt have dependable car M6-4126 M9-1922 value. T.J. Crockett, D4A ROOFING. Roofs, aluminum aiding, T.J. 41 Kent Drive. 3-S Realty, 649- brooks, 2,000 ft. road fron Realtors, 643-1577. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. 8505. siding, gutters, and leaders. tage, 8% owner financing ^ i I) I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD BOLTON - Eight room Free estimates. Fully in RAISED RANCH Rambling Ranch with three or HOMESEARCH - Almost BOLTON Real Estate Wanted 28 sured. 249-<^. Beautiful four bedroom home, set on professionally 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 four bedrooms, family size •29,500 everthing that is for sale In 11,000 landscaped Iqt. Gourmet's dream kitchen, right down to Is the full price of this im • ALL CASH for your premerty SPECIALIZING iti cleaning kitchen, dining room den and the area is in our files - even Privacy brook nice spotlights on counter. Built for owners Just one year ago. office. One ear garage. 351,- maculate four-room expan- some that are not being adver within 24 hours. Avoid red and repairing Chimneys and JUP JCP JBP JCP JCP JCP JGP TCp residential area, three A sacrifice at $47,900. 500. Wolverton Agency, dable Cape with two tised. Please call, look tape, instant service. Hayes roofs. Free estim'atil. 30 •42,900 acre approved building lot. COLONIAL I This older Manchester Colonial is tucked avray on a Part Time Eveninga Realtors. 649-2813. bedrooms, living room and through our MLS book, and Corporation. 646-0131. i Hbwiey, Dead end street. Owner 1n3'5361. A delight for the large family. Plenty of room for l o g private lot with apple trees and other fruit bearing kitchen. A good starter explain your needs. The ser I trees. Country size kitchen, three bedrooms, tl5 LOVELY six room Ranch vice is free and we enjoy financing available. SELLING your house?.Call us everyone. Five bedrooms plus den and enclosed porch. All JU S T LI8TEDI Immaculat* 3 bBdroom home for the young family first and we’ll make you a this for you at an unbeatable price. h i baths, den, and two enclos^ porches will add to 0 home, on quiet tree lined doing it for you - There is no BOLTON' Heating-Plumbing gg RANCH with first, floor family room, 1*A ^ JCPenney Co. street. Two fireplaces, I 1/2 or an excellent opportunity obligation at all. Odegard cash offer. T.J. Crockett, “COLONIAL WOODS” ofEaetH^Bocd your living comfort. This home is in good for the cost copsefous RANCH h i mechanical condition and is offered at $35,900. | B I baths, attactwd garage, traed level lot. Our Products Service Department It Interviewing lor baths, garage, privacy, Realty, 643-4365. •11,000 & U|f Realtor, 643-1577. ^W ERLINE^'sliAli^. thepoaMonol: Buckley School, low 40^s. family. Aluminum siding, Birch Mountain one acre cleaned with electric cotters Quality Built by J A McCARTHY A rarity in Manchester. Four bedrooms, 2W baths with Carpeting over oak floora, quality thru- Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, full basement, treed yard, GORGEOUS four bedroom building sites, view IMMEDIATE CASH for your by professionals. McKinoey New Two-Famliy hemea. 4 modsle to etwoao from. 2 not only a family room but rec room as well. Lots of com la out. property. Let us explain our lei 649-1922. city utilities. Call t ^ y , Colonial, move-in condition, towards Hartford, restric Bros. Sewage Disposal Oaa^ and 3 bedrooms with different variations, or will buUd fort features. (Hfered at $44,900. THE HAYES tomorrow may be to late!! center hall, beautiful kitchen fair proposal. Call Mr. pany, 6465&. - lO'SuH your needs. Priced from |4t,IOO. ^ HUPNOKSIILESKPIIESEIITATIVES tions. Belfiore. «7-14l3.' Sj Telephone talee experience desired to work for our MANCHESTER - New listing, with latest appliances, pan For Yomr Housing Noedsg CaU Tho Ono Stop OffUoe Ib Manchester Service Center. Evening end Saturday six room full dormered Cape, U&R REALTY CO. eled rec room, wall-to-wall 0 ™ LORENTZEN - Plum-’ C0RP0RA110H 1 1/2 baths, completely carpeting In several rooms, MAY WE BUY yout home? hours. Pleste phone 649-78S5, Mr. Krauts. 843-2892 UWROICC F. FUNO bing, heating repairs BEECHLERrTANGUAY | g g S8 Eaat Canter St. f T l (^Ick. fair, all cash and no remodeled. Choice area. Robert D. Murdock formal dining room, living Remodeling. Econonw rales Realtors 849-8871 problemsiroblems. Call Warren E. MancheslerM incitesier iI I'WW ■ m v f x S M Owner transferred. Hayes room with fireplace, beautiful Call 6 4 6 ^ to g T i lm „ I gRL-jgB.JCP iC P JgP. JftP JflB Jflil Jl Corporation, 646-0131, . treed lot. Mid 60's, 646-1189. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ' p.m. MERffln AGENCY 646-1180 L 6646-0131«H>isi *“ * Ib w n a realty com pany REALTORS E**T CBNTIR BT, Realtors 646-2212 64J*15t I % i * Ib la Ib Ib Ib Ib ha Ib Ib ' PAGE TWENTY-SIX___MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Feb. 11, 1976 Aniwer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 11, 1976 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN AptrUtiM h For A«i( S3 ^pcftniwilt For Rm»t S3 AutaVyor'aall’ SI Tnickt for Sols S3 Countries f r a FOR RENT - two bedroom ROCKVILLE - three room Charles M. Schultz apartment, parking, no pets, a^partment - with heat, hot PARTS DEPARTMENT now 1970 DODGE Van - New: ACROSS DOWN middle age adults preferred, water, stove, refrigerator, open Saturdays. Complete line clutch, alternator, regulator, Dear Abby 1 Country in 1 Short sleep m Central Asia M o M 1 V i l S H $160 a month, 649-2^. $158, Adults only, no pets, of Chrysler parts. Chorches and tires. Insulated. $1,400. 2 Quido'e high Motors, 649-3^. 429-4865 after 5 p.m. 6 India's note HEV, CHUCK,„H(3U)'l?E W U ' I FINISHED MINE X C A M ' T security deposit requir^, neighbor 1 H A P l i ' T 3 Greek god of ^ iJliliM touato C0MIN6 WITH YOUR HUNPIJa? , RI6HT AFTER DINNER MANCHESTER - three room parking for one car. Call 643- By Abigail Van Buren 11 Warning signal foreete V 1969 PONTIAC Le Mans, new Ik) M M iM eiM b SM (var.) SENTENCES? I'VE 60T SIX apartment, second floor of a 9678. 4 Yemenite, for T a K E M t h a t F o r g e t tires and brakes, reasonable, MUkiMEMrbelbNI- 13 Early z s OF 'EM DONE ALREADY... two-family house, appliances, call 649-8825 or 643-4809. nil. ^Ohfutnmi^' ■ c £ a o ^ . utilities, $180, J. D. Real MANCHESTER - Teresa 15 Colombla’t 1 9 7 5 . 6 Ordered M C M o R V EsUte, 646-1980. Apartments, one bedroom neighbor 7 Swtse ■ 1974 DODGE Van, V-8,. apartm ent, first floor, In 1965 PONTIAC Tem pest, 16 Thin down canton 22 Central 43 Life principle automatic, power, tape 17 Prove false BOURSE... APARTMENT to Sub-let, four cludes dishwasher, dispiosal, automatic, station wagon, one DEAR ABBY: Why do you repeatedly tell women to atav 8 Makes angry' American 45 Sierra —— owner, good transportation. player, mags. Insulate, pan IS Man's name (coll.) country (2 (West Africa) 3.-II rooms, refrigerator, stove, range, refrigerator, wall-to- out of their husbands' billfolds and drawers? 20 — West $190. heat and water included. wall carpets, air-conditioning, Best offer. 649-1750 after 5. eled, $3,500. Call Dave, 649- 6 West African wda.) 47 Little (Scot.) • ifTIbvNtAlK TU flil USPal on 6644. Why should I nitm ed man have something in his billfold 23 Seize 24 Fatigue 48 Chile's T um i Call 643-02W anytime. storage, coin op washers and 24 Part of Mao's country uid drawem that his wife shouldn't be able to see? ArnTyou 10Agaln«l(comb. ^® I'"""" neighbor dryers, parking. Convenient 1975 MUSTANG II, low name title 49 Food fish mileage, 4-cyllnder, standard sa y ^ that if a man is canylng on a secret love affair ^ th 25 "— Well form) MANCHESTER - Four room location to bus and shipping. ano^er woman, i t s none of 6 s wife’s business? 28 Rhodesia's 50 Drunkards WINTHROP ■V OICR CMAUI transmission, with radial Campers-Trallers That Ends 12 —— Republic neighbor 52 Feminine apartment, heat and hot Ideal lor elderly couple. 14 Dry. like wine Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. tires. Call before 5, or after 9. Mobile Homes 65 OftOTtoes, a wife discovers that her husband is Well" 30 Roman official nickname water, $175 per month plus 27 Asian desert 16 Nigerian COME CaOWN TO THE SW EET THEN, ON THE WAY security. Call 643-9139. 875-2947. «vidence Mdden in 31 Beasts of 54 Call of distress 26 Beverage Negrito burden 55 Compass point SH O P WITH A^E AN P BACK, WE CW PICK MOVE UP to 14' wides living, 32 Garden plant 20 Fen Mickay Finn — Morris Wolas Homes for Rent bringing the to his senses through proper care and 33 College official 56 Together I'L L B U y YOU A SO C A . OLirOUR UVINS- FIVE ROOM apartment, 54 1969 BUICK Electra 225, air. no better time to trade. New 34 Mountain 21 Coeur d '~ —, 35 Frequent suffix (comb. trea^ant or h o l^ g onto the evidence in case she decides nymphs ------^ RCCM FURNITURE. refrigerator and stove in AM/FM stereo, 8-track, front kitchen, bow window, Idaho 40 Auricle form) MANCHESTER - Six room to divorco him. Think you. 36 Lures cluded, available March 1st, excellent condition, all-power, matching appliances and r ~ i 2 r " r !“ r - r “ r - IF YOU'RE L O O K IN ' A«CW LOOK, BOYS/ TOU'RE BOTH ^ 7 Cape in Choice residential more, $9,995. Large selection 37 Sport r FOR A LOOPHOLE, $250, no utilities, 647-9219. $895. Call 649-8653. BEEN ON BOTH SIDES 36 Lokl'a M s r ONB AMUUTBi yOUNd MEN— AHD I'M SURE IVE area. Two bedrooms, of 14' wide to choose from. tl YOU W O N'T F IN D IT. CAN DO A LITTLE BUSIHESSI daughter 12 13 i r LBT ME BXAMmk , YOUR...... NAMES...... ARE. BOLTON - large one bedroom refrigerator and stove in Excellent financing available. DEAR BEEN: Sorry, but I can't condone invasion of (myth.) BUICK, 1969, Electra. loaded 18 16 THESE WARRANTS/ J SPELLED CORttECTLV. apartment, stove, cluded. $275 monthly, one with e^ipm ent, 80,000 trae Immediate parking privacy tor any reason. 39 Words of THEVRE 90TH DATED refrigerator, heat and hot month security deposit. Call- throughout the state. Parts, assent FEB R U A RY II, 1976.1 miles. Excellent mechanlial It women can pry, why can’t men also? Such 41 Piece of l7 18 W 9 water. Quiet neighborhood, 643-1570. condition, $950. Call 649-5265. supplies and accessories, full snooping is dirty bualnese. time service department. ceramic 20 21 22 references required, $210 42 Enclosed monthly, 646-2311. COLUMBIA - Attractive Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur DEAR ABBY; I am a 62-year-old, divorced woman in wagon 25 29 ^1 Ranch, two bedrooms, dining 1970 DODGE Challenger, Cross Highway, Berlin Turn 44 Pointed loot room, fireplace, garages, automatic, light blue, $700. or pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. comforuble circumstances. I ’m slim, attractive and stylish, JM«LU AVAILABLE - March 1st. five and no one ever Ukes me for a day over 50. 46 Roman bronze 32 rooms, first floor, full base references, no pets, $275. 228- best offer. Call 649-1798. 47 Bridge ment, laundry dryer hook-ups, 3540, 646-3166. WANTED 50 used mobile Six months ago, I met a handsome, reflned, very 49 Hillsides it Heatlng-Ptumblng 35 DogtrBlrd$-P»lt A3 Rooms tor Rent 52 Apartments For Rent S3 1969 NOVA, two door, radio homes. Will pay top dollar. 1- weU-Uwlo gentleman who is 68. (I’U call him "Harry.’^) (Scot.) stove, enclosed front and rear 51 Mohammedan U HT porches, no pets. Security, MANCHESTER - Six room heater, snow tires, good con 828-0369, broker. Aftm a f w datM, we enjoyed each other’s company so dition, $1100, also two tires D- pilgrimage NO JOB too small, toilet BASSET HOUND ‘ ARC CLEAN, pleasant room for THREE BEDROOM Con lease, plus utilities. Cali 568- Colonial, three bedrooms, much, ndther of us wanted to date others. place 42 ■ 4 4 repairs, plugged drains, registered, male, eight 6781 between 6-8 p.m. garage, 564 Wetherall Street. 78-14, Sears Dynaglass, prac TWO BANK Repossessions - I expected a proposal of marriage on New Year’s, but 53 Ropes with rent. Close to everything, near dominium, 2 1/2 baths, rec tically new, $40 new, each d 60 kitchen faucets replaced, months, $150, 742-9394. bus line. Linens provided. Call room, carpeted, air- $325. per month plus utilities. one set up in a ^ r k ready to instead Harry told me that even though he cared for me running loops repaired, rec rooms, TWO BEDROOM - luxury Security deposit. Call 568-6652. 643-8329 after 6. live in. Must sell. Bank will he’d never marry again because he had had a prostate 57 Scents Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer 646-3109. conditioning, car-port, pool 56 Saint of Padua 62 63 lU 56 56 bathroom remodeling, heat DOG-CAT BOARDING and tennis privileges. $375 per Townhouse, located in arrange all financing. For in operation 10 years ago that left him impotent. bathing/groominp. Complete MANCHESTER - Four room PONTIAC Ventura, formation call 1-828-0360, (var.) 56 modernization, etc. Free es month. Lease, security, and Highland Park section, of I told him that sex wasn’t important to me, and it’s not. 59 Monitor lizards STILL SEEING THAT timates gladly given. M & M modern facilities. Canine Manchester, wooded and Duplex, fully furnished, no Hatchback, 1973. 6 cylinder, broker. Apartments For Rent S3 references required.646-3999 automatic, power steering, But ho Insisted that even though I might say toat now, once 60 City In u ACUPUNCTURIST, Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon evenings. private, for information, call pets, one month security Germany It deposit required. Hayes Cor $2,200. Call 646-4377 after 5. married, I ’d soon feel cheated, and the marriage would blow ■— I B O T T S ? Road, Manchester. 646-5971. 646-1616 after 5 o'clock. Autos For Sale SI up. BOTTl HEATING and Plum WE HAVE customers waiting poration, 646-0131. ■ NKWSPAPKR KNTtHPRtSEA.«N . HanVe first wife died five years ago, and he married bing - All heating and plum FREE. Good home wanted for for the rental of your apart FIVE ROOM third floor part- bing repairs plus remodeling. nine month old playful puppy. ment or home. J.D. Real RtMTALOmCf again. That lasted one year, and I undWstand Wife No. 2 ment, heat, stove, utilities, in Business lor Rent 95 Call 646-8641. Half Cocker Spanial. Call 643- Estate Associates, Inc. 646- DMUTO ENTERHUKS cluded. Middle-aged adults, no took him to the cleaners. 0798. Large variety of ApartmeoU and Please tell me how to get Harry to many me. Townboaies throughout pets. 647-1619. 122 EAST CENTER ST. - Win at Bridge MARRIAGE-MINDED Manchester. modem first floor office ap Ftoorlng 36 e puppii LOOKING for anything in real Aentaf Ofllee open tfeffy 9*8, 3 1/2 ROOMS redecorated, GET proximately 300 sq. ft. Heat, $3S: epph. Call 646-3:254. estate rental - apartments, tat Bundaf f M $150. Lease, security, no pets. DEAR MARRIAGE: If you’re willing to sign a homes, multiple dwellings, no 64M 021 air conditioning, ample FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Call after 6. 643-7n9. parking. Merritt Agency, 646- prenuptial agreement sUUng that If the marriage doesn’t floors like new. no waxing. Antiques fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 240 N«w Slata Ro m I work out, you won’t "take him to the cleanera," suggest it. Misplay sets up contract A® Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 1180. (specializing in older floors). ______MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - four rooms, 100 GALLONS If that doesn’t work, face It. Harry Isn’t for m an^g, 2-U Ceilings and inside painting. WANTED Antique furniture, immediate occupancy, stove, TWO SPACIOUS offices, plen John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 refrigerator, adults, $122. West should have led his six 2-u ClglibrNEAtoc>IC fuftcgUSPiiOPI H ftcq U glass, pewter, oil paintings, or bedroom Townhouse, I'A ty of free parking, heat and DEAR ABBY: You’ve received countless letters from 2222. Security, utilities extra. After of hearts. When you have rais other antique items, R. baths, full basement, private air conditioning Included. people who complain because their spouse snores. Well, NORTH ed with three small trumps, Harrison, 643-8709. MANCHESTER - attractively 5, 643-9274. how’s t6 s for a switch? Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence entrances and patio, includes paneled two room apartment, Lease desired, (in ta ct John OF GAS « A () 10 7 5 you should lead the top. But H. Lappen Inc., 649-5261. WJ75 heat, appliances, carpeting, stove, refrigerator, heat, elec My wife and I are chronic insomniacs. When we do fall West led the deuce. East ANTIQUES Wanted - 3 1/2 ROOMS, redecorated, 463 U MISC. FOR SALE pool, ice skating, air- tricity, references, no pets, $t65. Lease, securi^, no pets. asleep, we occasionally snore. Whenever I hear her snoring, decided it was a fourth best I TRU5T YOU'LL FOR6IVB U^ -IF YOU'LL DO L IK E W I9 e |J American furniture, oriental * J 84 conditioning, $290 per month. $150, 646-3167, 228-3540. -Call after 6, 643-7279. AND it’s like hearing heavenly chimes because I know that she and instead of cashing a se FOR FL1W0IN6 A LITTL& DU$T ••••••ssasssasssssssssssss rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind Damato Entciqiriscs, 646-1021. OmCE SPACE has finally been able to fall asleep. WEST EAST IN YOUR EYE^. IT WERE ' Articles lor Sale 41 sor chairs, crocks, jugs, «K932 «J84 cond heart shifted to a dia MANCHESTER - unique, two MANCHESTER - four room RMSEIIT That, in turn, makes me fed so mellow and relaxed that I mond. weathervanes, primitives. MANCHESTER - Brand new 250 square feet, center of YOUR BEST DEAL ON soon doze off, too. V642 4AKQI08 Ron Dionne, 643-1691. bedroom apartment on second modem apartment, heat, hot Billy hopped up with the ace ALUMINUM sheets used as three bedroom duplexes, star floor of two family house, for water, appliances, parking, no Manchester, air' con My wife tells me that she is not bothered by my snoring 4 K J 98 4 5 4 2 printing plates, .007 thick, ting at $250 per month. * 1 0 9 *62 of diamonds, took the spade FURNITURE - Rugs, pain mal dining room, fireplaced pets, call 643-0030, or 649-3175 ditioning and parking. Call for the same reason. finesse, discarded a heart on 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 lor Includes appliances, and is A NEW BUICK "H” SOUTH tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, living room, appliances, after 4. 643-9551. the ace of spades, studied a $1. Phone 643-2711. fully carpeted, heat not in storage, garage, porch, *6 lamps, etc. Now accepting while and led a diamond to his cluded. No pets. Security and co v ers patio, large treed lot, THREE ROOM apartment, AT DEAR "H": Orchids to both of you. That’s what I call 4 9 3 CLEAN USED refrigerators, consignments, for March auc references required. Call 647- 10 spot. tion. 644-8962. excellent location, $265, un second floor, one block for bus Besort Property love of the highest order. Your words are music to snore hy. 4 A Q to 7 ranges, automatic washers, 9936 or 649-2003. « A KQ7S3 West shifted to the 10 of heated, Mr. Blanchard, 646- to Hartford. Heat, hot water, For Rent 56 with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 2482. Neither vulnerable trumps, but Billy was in com Appliances. 649 Main St, 643- parking, no children or pets. S&SBUiCK’S Wanted to Buy 49 UNUSUAL Deluxe one $145. Write Box R, mand. He won with his ace, 2171 bedroom Townhouse, private IT's Not too early to plan your ruffed a diamond with the 32 LINDEN ST. - Attractive, Manchester Herald. W n l North East South entrances and patio, full base- summer vacation!! Lake WASHINGTON’S eight of trumps, ruffed a OLD DOLLS - Paying top six room duplex. Across from Kanasatka, Moultonboro, ASSORTED racing parts for ment, includes, heat, Center Park. Near Bus line, spade back to his hand, ruffed Chrysler products, products, including prices for your old dolls, $65. New H am i^ire. Lakefront 2 4 3 * and up for China and bisque appliances, carpeting and shopping etc. Lease, security. MK K Bfa m man his last diamond with the jack enginesngine and twot transmissions. pool, ice skating pond. $245 cottage, sleeps five, two BIRTHDAY Astro-graph 3 4 3 * Pass 5 * Alley Oop — Dave Graue Middle-aged couple preferred. All excellent condition. Call dolls. $100 and up for ByeTo. n«M 643-27a bedrooms, living room, Pass Pass Pass of trumps, came to his hand Never give or sell a doll per month. Damato Enter No pets or children. by ruffing another spade and 644-8145. prises, 646-1021. kitchen, screened-in porch By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Opening lead -- 2 4 without getting our offer. Call References required. Call 649- and sundeck. Completely fur SELL-ABRATION! claimed his contract. locally, 875-7356. 7911 mornings and afternoons. VimWN tUIIMTON FIREPLACE WOOD - for sale MANCHESTER- EIro Street- nished. Private beach. Great and tree work, call 647-1834. First floor, five rooms, all TOWN HOUSE fishing and conveniently WANTED - Used kitchen MANCHESTER - East Hart No Qlmmickn - No Strtng$ appliances, fully carpeted, located on Lakes Region area. By Oswald & James Jacoby cabinets, top and or bottoms - ford Town line. Beacon Hill QARDENS Available June through For Tburoday. Fob. 12.197« SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It A reader from Delaware FIREWOOD, split, seasoned basement washer-dryer con Apartments - Choice one and • hardwood. 12'' and 18'' counter top not necessary. September, $175 weekly. Call ARIES (March 21-Aprll IS) Be would be unwise lo try to sell East's two-heart opening wants to know if we recom nections. Convenient to two bedroom apartments One and two bedroom others on something today that Call 646-1929 after 6 p.m. Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 careful toOay not to take on was one of those weak two lengths, 267-4322. schools and shopping. Heat apartments. Immediately Makt your boat deal and racalva a you don't totally believe In. It mend a spade overcall of an available. All appliances and p.m. more than you can manage. bids that are common in and hot water included, $275 conveniences. Located across available at Town House could backfire adverse one-heart opening FOR SALE-Used Kudagraph per month. Call Peterman, coupon book redeomabla at Rauban Juggling aeveral large projects American expert circles. It with: from beautiful Wickham Gardens. This suburban could prove disastrous SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. micro film reader, mooel □ RENTALS 649-9404, or 646-2912. ••••••••• led his opponents to an un- *KJ10984AQ87 4 xx* xx. Park, exit 92, off 1-86, left on apartment community of Plan’a Taxaco, 318 Adama St., 21) Take care today not to sut MPE, $125, Phone 643-2711, TAURUS (AprU 20-May 20) makable five-club contract, The answer is that we West Middle Turnpike. Office unusual architectual ler a loas due to another's Ext. 33. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELLINGTON Penny Hill □ AUTOMOTIVE Manchaatar for 100 gallona of gaaollna. Proceed cautiously today with but when East slipped on hours, 1-5 p.m. daily including carelessneta or cralllness. certainly do. You have 10 Rooms for Rent S3 design and beautiful plans that have yet to prove Apartments - 3 1/2 large weekends. 289-2010. (Coupona to ba givan at tima of dallvary) KeepIp strangersStrang out of your al- defense Billy Eisenberg high-card points and a good SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury landscaping features: their worth. Mistakes could be rooms, five closets, Autos For Sale SI (alra. brought the contract home. spade suit. Private entrances, private • hard to unravel above ground pool distributor ..ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly appliances, carpeting and TWO ROOM apartment, heat, will sd l and completely in CAPRICORNp‘ -m 7 c o R (Dte. 22-Jan. rooms, single $56., double $69. storage. Heat and hot water hot water, stove, refrigerator, patios with sliding glass NEED CAR? Credit bad? GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Barry’s World This otter also applies to Used Vehlehe 19) Select your companions stall a huge 16x31' OD swim plus tax, continental included. Parking for two doors, wall-to-wall Take extra pains to manage furniture. Apply Marlows, 867 Bankrupt? Repossessed? dlscrlmlnalely today. Avoid pool complete with fencing, breakfast, maid service, color cars. Adults, positively no carpeting, range, retailing osar SI,500.00. Otter aspires Mondar, resources prudently the next Main St. Honest Douglas accepts persons whose alms are not In sundeck, filter and pump. TV, utilities, parking. Call, pets. Immediate occupancy. Fab. leth at 8:00 A M . few days. Set definite limits on The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions refrigerator and garbage lowest down, smallest accord with your high stan Now only $888. Full price 646-2300. $t95. Call 875-9407 if no payments. Douglas Motors, your spending financing available. Call toll COVENTRY - ultra modem disposal, traverse rods, dards. answer, 871-1666. apartments in former church 345 Main. CANCER (shine 21-July 22) free 1-800-628-9607, 9-9 daily. master TV antenna, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Ptb. I I ) FURNISHED ROOM for rent, building $250, appliances, Evaluate goals and priorities „ , / IVW/ eiYp IT storage and laundry Today's Ideas aren't likely lo be all conveniences. Parking, TWO BEDROOM G arden rugs, parking, no pets. 742- TOYOTA - See us for reliable wisely today. Don't chase rain 7 11 DINNER After FOUR PIECE Bedroom set facilities in basement. as clever as yesterday’s, es near bus line. Call 649-5271. apartments, large kitchen, no 6955 used Toyotas with our 60day bows that offer no pot of gold — , Pat Hulfman. Huffr pecially concerning work. with mattress, good condition, pets, appliances. Call Glaston Total electric. No pets. 100% warranty. We also buy at the end $100. Call 643-9357. S & S BUICK Think each mova through SLEEPING room, furnished bury House 633-4972. Rentals start at $165 per ANDOVER - three room fur used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, LEO (Juty 23-Aug. 22) Try not carefully for rent. 272 Main Street. month. Call 872-0528 345 Center Street, FOR SALE - Mears ther nished apartment, second to make demands upon others TWO BEDROOM apartment, floor, heat, hot water in Monday-Friday, 8 a.ra. - 5 Manchester, 6464321. today that they're not in the PISC ES (Feb. 20-March 20) If mostats, metal fire doors, 2x6 aPall possible Iry not to make CENTRAL - Brookfield Street near school, churches and cluded. Security deposit p.m. position to fulfill. It could create and 2x10 joist hangers, motor loans or borrow tram friends - Pleasant small rpom, large shopping area. Please call 646- required, 742-7541. WE PAY $15 for complete embarrassment. driven asphalt tamper, motor closet, next to shower, 2621 junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland today Complications could driven post hole digger, parking, 649-6801 after 6. THREE ROOM first floor Autos For Sale .61 Auto Body, 528-1990 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's Ister result. wooden doors, commercial 3'/: ROOM apartm ent,. like apartment, heated, stove, good to be optimistic . but it's toilet stall, call 647-9771, 9-5. LIGHT Housekeeping, room private house. Appliances. refrigerator, convenient to also Irrpracticat to assume for rent, stove, refrigerator Lease. Deposit. Working shopping. Middle age couple something's a foregone con y o u r WANTED - Used baby fur clusion when it isn't. and linens provided. 801 Main adults. No children, pets. M3- preferred, call between 5 and b i r t l x i Q y niture, in good condition, Street. 649-9879. 7, 649-l$19. L lIR A (Sept. 23-Oet. 23) Don't already have crib and dresser. rely too heavily upon an Feb. 12, 167$ Please call 643-9262. associaTe today who formerly Career goals assume a new had made unkept promises. Importance this year. Contacts Born Loser — Art Sansom ELECTROLUX - one year His record isn't likely to you've developed should prove free service. $69. Call 875- change. helpful in pulling strings for you 9190. behind the scenes to advance vour aims. KIRBY VACUUMS - from ^ $49,95 up. Call 875-9190 (one ' Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffel year guarantee).
FIREPLACE and stove wood, ^ ms A eoOD-UXJKINS ) OKAY. seasoned, cut to order. BAfi, BUT e IT /— — SYLVESTER, LEb Reasonably priced. DURAMJL.^IVA OLAD (MVE HIM A Delivered. Call 643-4581. DEMONSTRATION/ Our Boarding House — Carroll Si McCormick V A , A C i/en/ CAMPER SHELL - 8' in sulated and paneled. Jalousie windows, $250, all reasonable offers considered, Vernon, 871-1824.
RAILINGS, Ornamental columns, cast iron wood stoves. Frank's Ornamental Iron Shop, 59 Loomis Street, L’il Sport - Wirth Manchester. 649-7316.
CLEAN SEASONED I hardwood - split and ready for , fireplace. Delivered. Call " ” I anytime. 742-6569.
FOR SALE - 1971 thru 1975 I Field And Stream and Sports Afield; $25.00. Call 5655098 after 5 p.m.
DIAMOND RING - Tiffany setting, 62 points. Beautiful. $500 firm. Written appraisal. Call 643-5348, after 6.
HOUSE PLANTS for sale - Thursday - Sunday, 9-5, nice selection - many unusual varieties. 240 Buckland Road, South Windsor.
WE BUY and sell furniture. Cash on the line. One piece or an entire houseful. 646^32. Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. Beside Douglas Motors.
Dogs-BIrds-Pels
PRIVATE riding instructions, English and Western, $5.00 per hour, call 633-5571, anytime. ' ■'■•n.*. N> \C iU>/vC ; S '. T- -a“ ■f r*'J
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FEB. 11 - 12-13-14-1601 FEATURES FOOD - FAMILY LIVING Pantomime brings smiles
Luxurious 2-cushlon 54" By BETTY RYDER "I was asked to entertain at the in from Nashville’s Grand Ole’ Opry Love Sofa, foam cushions Family/Travel Editor auguration celebration for Truman, with Eddy Arnold. with zippers, arm covers. He entertained at three presiden Eisenhower and Kennedy," he said. "When I was in Europe with the tial inaugurations, appeared with "I campaigned with Stevenson — USO Camp Shows, the servicemen such stars as Frank Sinatra, Jack and entertained at Eisenhower's in could head for Paris or Berlin for Benny and Charlton Heston, but his auguration,” Kahn said with a smile. entertainment. But when you visit biggest thrill is performing his pan- "I had po political affiliations — remote places like Greenland, there tomine with USO Camp Shows for just entertaining,” he added. is nothing at all, and they are just 2 4 8 “ ® American servicemen. Mok recently Kahn had been asked dying for performers to visit,” Kahn KIKG'GIZE rnunimtmmimtmM to hit the campaign trail with said. His name is Harry Kahn. A resident of Manchester for the presidential hopeful Ronald Reagan. "Many times, when they hear that Early American chair to past six years, Kahn has been an "I work in the furniture depart f’m from Connecticut they’ll ask me match any sofa shown. A entertainer for 25 years. ment of a Hartford store, and just to drop their family a note, or if big handsome chair with After coming here from Europe in can’t take the time off like I used to,” possible give them a call and tell every feature the sofas 1936, Kahn joined the U. S. Air Foi;ee he said. them we met,” he added. have. and started training at the Army In the comfortable living room of As for campaigning, Kahn says he Intelligence Center in Maryland. his Manchester apartment is a sculp found out long ago, he must let the "We put on skits showing what a ture of three birds in flight which was candidate go on stage first. Nazi Party day was like. We enacted given to him by the U. S. Air Force in "If 1 do my pantomime first and roles. I was Hitler," he said. appreciation of his service with the then the candidate comes on, the COLOmL BUYS!4 big foam cushions on the This was the start of a career USO. audience starts to laugh at his every 96" sofa, foam cushions, which would eventually place him He also has a large photo presented move because they just saw me doing Harry Kahn proudly displays trophy presented to him by the U. S. Air Force in appreciation them.” hardwood frame, special among some of the most sought after to him by Adlai Stevenson and one of his service with the USO Camp Shows. In foreground, are photos of Adlai Stevenson and spring front support. entertainers. from Kennedy seated in his office Kahn’s daughter, Mrs. Arline the late President Kennedy, which were also given to him. (Herald photo by Pinto) Choice of fabrics. As a member of Army Intelligence, chair. Wallack, also lives in Manchester Quality-Built, Handsomely Tailored in Choice of Decorator Fabrics Kahn, who speaks seven languages Among his souvenirs is a plaque with her family. and is considered to be a expert on from the Defense Department in “Arline used to entertain with me the Middle East, went to Europe for viting him to a testimonial dinner at at the Institute for the Deaf. She From Your the war crime trials at Nuremburg. the Grand Ballroom of the Waldorf knows sign language, so, along with "Later, in the 40s I tried out on the Astoria, at which time he was to be her pantomime she would delight the Luxurious Ted Mack Show, I got on three times honored for "the untiring devotion audience with her performance,” Neighbor’s Kitchen and won three times. Following that you gave for the service of your coun Kahn said. I had offers from Jimmy Durante, try. Jan. 7, 1969." Now, he performs for local 3-Cushion Style Olson and Johnson, Jack Benny and Othfirs similarly honored at that organizations, with the Insurance finally got into the USp,,yilg,tQnred. dinner were Raymond Burr, Gro.up Entertainment Bureau which By Vivian Ferguson ■Ch3HSon"HeslohT*Marth'a Raye and visits hospitals, prisons, and homes ONLY Europe, Italy, the Caribbean, the operated by my cousin, Giuseppe Dominican Republic, and many other Lena Horne. for the elderly. Today, I bid you farewell! This is library and to book shops, kept me QUALITY CONSTRUCTION FEATURES A quiet, unassuming man, Kahn As for television work, Kahn said, my last Neighbor’s Kitchen Column. supplied with new volumes. Friends Firato. People caome from miles areas where U.S. servicemen were around for the excellent food and • Coll spring base with soft edge stationed," he said. said, “Joseph Kennedy invited me to "You really have to go after it. Please note that I did not say it is my and strangers would send or loan me wine, much of which comes from • Fabric-covered cushion platform Kahn said his pantomime is entertain at a party for Jack (the late "I have done commercials out of final piece of writing as I intend books. president Kennedy) one time and he New York for Chock Full of Nuts, but some day to return to this field of My French mother, Berthe Chaput their own lands. When we visited Ita • Fitted protective arms covers presented along a political theme. ly last June, my husband com • ZIppered cushions "I have one I do of a senator cam (Jack) just fascinated me, nothing locally." endeavor. This decision is mine Firato, and my Italian grandmother, "I also presented political pan Now, in his mid-fifties, Kahn, alone. Life is leading me in other Maria Marchisotti Firato, were the mented, "This is like finding a pot of • Choice of Fabrics, Herculons and Nylons paigning for office. I manage to keep gold at the end of the rainbow." up-to-date on political issues and in tomimes at a party for the whose varied career has taken him to directions and I have chosen to pur two greatest influences in my later Diplomatic Corps hosted by Walter many parts of the world and put him sue some other challenges for the culinary interest. 1 was allowed to Uoieta terject them into my performance,” (.Sluffi-d Steak he said. Lippman at his home," Kahn said. in touch with thousands of our ser moment. observe and to help with small tasks. Rockers The most memorable audiences vicemen and women, sums up his My first column was written on While there were often no recipes, a la Marie Firato) Most of the time I repeat my old 4 top round steaks, cut about Vz" skits. People remember them and are the servicemen, he said. work in a few words. Oct. 10,1968. My good friend, Donald each cooking by feel and taste, I later "My most recent trip was to Guan "I perform not for the money, but K. Anderson of 92 Timber Trail was came to realize that those early thick, then pounded thin ask me to do them. I have close to 60 '/z lb. salt pork different presentations.” tanamo Bay, Cuba with a troupe because I enjoy it immensely.” my first subject, Since then, I have exposures were helpful as I struggled made innumerable new friends. One during those first years of married 2 large raw carrots of my greatest rewards has come to life.' 2 hard boiled eggs me when strangers associate with Both these women, so different in 2 large cloves garlic me, calling me by my first name. appearance and temperament, had 1 bunch Italian parsley I have written more than 380 one thing in common. They would Put all ingredients except meat columns plus a few other specialized cook for hours and even days to through grinder on fine blade. Mix articles. It was my privilege to com provide their loved ones and friends mixture together well. Spread filling on steaks to Vi” from all outside 1 fr. pile the last (our editions of the with pleasurable aspects of the Herald cookbook and judge one dinner table. Both cooked a great edges. Roll like jelly roll. Tie with recipe contest for this newspaper. variety of dishes and not just tho.se of string both ways. During these more than seven years, their ethnic heritages. Brown rolls in half butter and half many organizations have honored me From earliest times, man has olive oil in hot Dutch oven. Cover pot as guest speaker at a multitude of recognized the value of the meal. and cook on top of stove about IVz functions. Whether he squatted about an open hours or until meat is dark brown. The Connecticut Chefs Association fire or sat before a great banquet Add liquid when needed, such as honored me for outstanding coverage table, he recognized food as an im stock, wine or water. Turn oc of the Culinary Arts Exhibit for the portant facet of special occasions. casionally for even browning. Let years 1970, 1971 and 1972. This In our home, meal time, most es stand 10-15 minutes i before cutting. touched me deeply especially since I pecially the evening meal, has varied Serve hot with pan gravy. Delicious have never had professional training depending upon the activities of the cold. Note: My mother successfully either in haute cuisine or in jour family.We have been successful in bakes this in a 350-degree oven in a nalism, The Junior Women’s Club of eating together more of the time. covered pan, in which case you may Manchester named me Woman of the When the children were small, each not need additional liquid. Year in 1974. How very special it was was given his own time at table to My sincere thanks to my husband to be recognized by women young tell the events of the day. Sometimes Tom and his brother Walter, former enough to be my own children. the stories were good, sometimes ly co-publishers of The Herald and to As a result of the research con they were boring, and sometimes the present management for the nected with foods, I have added to they were hysterically funny. freedom permitted in my writing, f my own knowledge. I have learned We are a family of needlers, have worked with severa / should have danced all night much about the culture, history and teasers and jokesters. No one has any photographers, “Cinch ” ^Ofiara, habits of peoples throughout the illusions about himself even at the Reggie Pinto, A1 Buceivicius, Steve Dunn and a few others. Harold “Surprise” is what four-year-old Scotty woofed when she presented her owners with what world from prehistoric man to dinner table. Everyone pitches in with the table-setting, clean-up, etc. Turkington, Alex Girelli, Betty may well be a record litter of Scottish terriers. Owned by the Harold Ames family of 116 modern day. My personal library is sufficient to provide hours of This is stuffed rolled steak of the Ryder and other staff members have Main St., Talcottville, Scotty, who only weighs 20 pounds bore nine males and two females pleasurable study. The research Piedmont region in northern Italy. It always appreciated last-minute on Jan. 30. Mrs. Ames said their veternarian believes six or seven puppies is considered to room of Mary Cheney Library is an is similar to braciole. My grand creative endeavors. be a large litter for Scottish terriers. The Ames’ three children are giving Scotty a helping excellent source and I often found parents came from Cioccaro di I do not say "good-bye" but rather hand by bottle feeding the puppies every three hours. (Herald photo by Dunn) good material in the children’s sec Penango, a little town of 400-500 peo au revoir. I hope you will continue to call me with your cooking problems tion. ple. There, across the street from the I have permitted each child to cook house where my father was born, is a Until we meet again — good health and good eating! as he chose. Sometimes, it took a lot fantastic restaurant owned and of patience. Laurie, now 22 and engaged, is proficient in the prepara tion of both simple and gourmet On 2nd Thought meals. She has improved upon many of my own recipes. Leigh, 19, a college student, likes the simple things in life. She makes homemade By Jan Warren bread, a bowl of chili or a good meat loaf. My son Tom, 18, can take care of himself very nicely. I feel that any On becoming a two-telephone family child of 10 should be able to prepare a simple meal. Hamburgers, baked One day last December, my hus about cooperation. Then we set rigid tile mysteries ol lile. lliey also say potatoes and a canned or frozen band tried to phone home to say he time limits. Finally we bought an egg goodnight over the telephone and vegetable are good for starters. If would be late for dinner and got a timer and put it next to the once I actually had to pry the Dad and I have a dinner engagement, I mi busy signal that lasted for an hour telephone. Despite our efforts, the receiver from a sleeping daughter’s Tom will often plan his own dinner. and thirty-three minutes. That night, hassle of living with one telephone hand. Like his sister, he has experimented Authentic^ after a long debate, we decided to with boxed convenience foods, too. and four children was tearing our Since psychologists tell us that buy the kids their own telephone for family asunder. communication is vital to good Laurie appeared in this column Pine Living Room Christmas. giving instructions on how to pack Early In retrospect the problem was health, everytime I pass one of the >288 Covered in 100% Olefin® 1 wish we’d done it years ago! That kids curled up with the new telephone cookies (or mailing along with cookie AU THREE PCCES basic. Our two generations look at recipes. Leigh gave you her delicious second phone has brought joy to our 1 get positive vibrations. “Thfey’re the telephone very differently. chili. Being camera-shy, we took a • So/a • Chair • Rocker American children and, even more important, communicating,” I say to myself. Free Delivery harmony to our household. If 1 was To me the telephone is a secondary "All must be right in their worlds.” photograph of a bowl of the mixture Free SET UP ranking a second phone in a list of form of communication. I use it to Interestingly I didn’t get those atop our garden wall surrounded with BANK FINANCING Secretary luxury items it would get top set up dentist appointments, make positive vibrations when they were Mexican artifacts. billing...before a second oven, or a tennis dates, and invite people to communicating on my phone and not It seemed fitting that I leave you 8 10 main street second television or a second car. dinner. But the telephone is a cold theirs. today with a family recipe prepared DOWNTOmiM/UICIIESTER and Hutch substitute for the pleasure of visiting by another generation. Tom has X Now I’d like to say that once we got My husband and I had difficulty with a friend over a cup of coffee. made a northern Italian dish which Queen Size Sofa Bed reaching the decision because deep our second phone we all lived happily of Manchastar ever after, but just last night the my Italian grandmother gave to her Top down in our frugal New England To the children, on the other hand, daughter-in-law, my mother. No 646-2363 Fumilwe City, Inc. NOW the telephone is the ultimate form of girls greeted their father with lots of hearts we feel that one telephone! Early American Design hugs and a new request. written recipe passed between the should be enough for six people. We communication. They’d rather talk two. My mother worked it out for her also feel that learning to share is an to their friends on the phone than talk It seems that they aren’t satisfied daughters. Plaid Herculon Ready to them in person. Over the telephone important part of growing up. with a simple two-sided conversa I never cooked a thing until I ‘ 2 9 9 ’ * they study, share, their stereo tion. They want their father to get married at the age of 26. I read Heaven knows we tried to foster a records, plan their wardrobes, make for Immediate Delivery them one of those fancy new Total- cookbooks as others might read a 1 3 9 “ “ spirit of sharing. First we just talked confessions, declarations, and probe 810-818 MAIN ST., Phones. novel. My husband, Tom, an avid Tom Ferguson prepares to serve one of his specialities Salem Maple reader, who is frequent visitor to the stuffed steak. (Herald photo by Pinto) MANCHESTER Hnish ------r V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11, 1976 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11, 1976 Engaged- i; Gardening All StopeSiop Stwes — McKeough-Finnegan- The engagement of Miss Marcia With Frank Attwood fk Will be Open Fdimary it, McKeough to George Finnegan, both of Manchester, has been announced "^TVhShlnglDnM U r d t^ 10«6,- by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas One of the finest, and a new start made next with R. McKeough of 135 Hollister St. easiest to grow, of winter new bulbs. Mr. Finnegan is the son of Mr. and flowers for the house is the The'only place in the ■/ V '. Mrs. William Finnegan of 4 Harvard paper white narcissus. United States that paper r p > If Rd. Purchase in the fall, the white narcissus will live The bride-elect will graduate from 1. bulbs will stay in good con and produce new bulbs, I the University of Connecticut in May. dition for a number of am told, is along, the coast Her fiance was graduated from weeks and can be started of Gulf of Mexico. Inciden Clip these Bentiey Coilege in Waltham, Mass. into bloom whenever tally, the jiarcissus He is an accountant with Ernst & flowers are wanted. specialists of the United Ernst in New York City. In my experience it takes States have decided that The coupie is planning an Aug. 7 they will not longer use the vahiaue coupons about a month for “paper wedding at St. Bridget Church in whites’’ to produce Latin plural “narcissi.” In Manchester. flowers. Started at both singular and plural » and get your Stop&Shopsworth! Thanksgiving, they should the recognized name now be ready at Christmas. is “narcissus.” Started at New Year’s, GladiuluB growers With this coupon and a $5 purchase. i-- they will put on a show in The gladiolus specialists, Births very early February. who made the same deci The bulbs need only sion to drop the Latin JiKyCake water, and small stones to plural “gladioli" several hold the bulbs right side up. years ago, are navin a Flood, Keilli Lee, son of Richard Narrow leaves grow first, regional conference Satur W. Jr. and Birdnea Sewall Flood of then flower stalks, each day, February 14, at the or Pie ■ ■ ■ 108 W. Main St., Rockville. He was with a fat bud that will Westfarms Shopping Mall Crust Mix born Feb. 3 at Rockville General in Farmington. Registra open into a generous Q n y nlfn tion starts at 9:30 and the ^ U ^ . f J t \ U . GoodMon.Fet) 9 -S ii,F e tj 14 — Hospital, His maternal grandparents cluster of white flowers. Limilonepkg percuslorrier arp- Mr. and Mrs, Charles M. Sewall They have a delightful day ends with a reception of 120 W. Main St., Rockville. His 1 fragrance. at 5:00 when the Connec (Herald photo by Dunn) paternal grandparents are Mr. and The small stones in Mrs. ticut Gladiolus Society will Mrs. Richard W. Flood Sr. of Staf House’s container are be the host. Many happy returns With this coupon and a $5 purchase. ford Springs. He has a brother, Ricki pebbles picked up on the Roy Magnuson of With this coupon and a $5 purchase.- 8. beach by children during Portland is the Connecticut Flranco Am^rkah I Mrs. Angelina Moriconi, affectionately known as Ma-Ma Mia, vacation days at the president. At this season CampbdltB (Herald photos by Dunn) Redler, Kieiiurd Adolf, son of looks over one of the cards she received on the occasion of her Connecticut shore and the “glad” growers cannot Franz and Jacqueline Sara Curtis 94th birthday on Feb. 9. Mrs. Moriconi, who makes her home given as "presents to have a show of their own Redler of 40 Thomas Place, blooms, but they’ll talk WgeUble Agnes Waickowski of 39 Union St., at left, flips through a few old advertisements for Bon with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph De Simone of 202 Oak St., is Grandma." More people Ami as she donates a bar of Bon Ami soap to Mrs. Montgomery. At right, Edna Wark of 85 Rockville, He was born Feb. 5 at probably use the marble about hybridizing and in 15 02. S o u p « | ^ « Rockville General Hospital. His still quite active and enjoys crocheting, knitting and cooking secticides, and they will Wetherell St. presents a can of Bon Ami cleanser which Mrs. Montgomery is cataloguing. chips sold for the purpose can maternal grandmother is Mrs. Italian dishes. She has eight children. Five reside in Florida at garden centers, general have a demonstration on S p a g S 1034. oz. Martha Curtis of 201 Regan Rd., Ver arranging their flowers, I - . “-..£71^ can and three in Manchester. She also has 21 grandchildren and 29 ly white but sometimes Good Mon , Fob 9 - S a l. Feb 14 non. His paternal grandparents are great-grandchildren. dyed a bright blue. presumably using florist- Limil one can per customer Call for Bon Ami products is heard Mr. and Mrs, Adolf Redler of Hart It is convenient to have a grown blooms. ford, handful of extra stones to Flower show season fill in around the bulbs as What is billed as the By BETTY RYDER when I did see it on the shelf I bought of memorabila of the town that we the roots grow and have a "First Southern New With this coupon and a $5 purchase. With this coupon and a $5 purchased Family/Truvel Editor one. It was only 15 cents. Now 1 wish keep at the museum. Bon Ami PHiochles^score^ Federated Garden Clubs I had bought more,” she said. FOCIS meets on Thursday tendency to push the bulbs Bon Ami's chick that hasn't products were among them, " Pat out of their scanty have taken a large space Men and women, young and old, Top s c o r e r s In the scratched yet, drew a great deal of Saloom, museum director, said. The Manchester and anchorage. In the picture for a standard flower show Pilldniry brought cakes of soap, cans of The Family Oriented others Interested in FOCIS Manchester Senior Cilizens Rockville groups will have a response with its “beep” for old Bon Montgomery gave a brief history of you may notice also a bam in which they hope that cleaner, and the rug and fabric Childbirth Information of the present and Pinochle Group game joint game Feb. 12 at the Ami products issued by the Faultless the company and said he wante(i to boo stake and a green many of their members K scu its lOoz. pkg. cleaners. Society (FOCIS) will hold a forthcoming activities of Thursday at the Army and Army and Navy Club to end Starch Co. of Kansas City, Mo. "borrow " some of the harder-to-find plastic tie to help in clubs will participate. frozen Many items were similar to the membership meeting on the society. Navy Club arc Gladys Seelerl, the first half ol the season. Butter- i In a news item appearing in The items to use in the forthcoming 626, Wilbur Messier. 611, holding the plants upright They have listed one Herald, the company had asked modern ones, but the packaging had television commercial. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Anyone interested is in The card game will begin at the conference rooms at vited. Babies are welcome. Marge McLain, 604. Alfreda 130 p m . and a roast beef when the flower stalks and exhibit class open to men, residents who had any Bon Ami been changed slightly through the “We have a small museum of Hallin, 594. Lee Stcinmcyer. to be placed on a tree years. Manchester Memorial There is no admission dinner will be served at 4 p.m. flower clusters, heavier l O 264| Pk9. products to contact Mrs, Gloria products in Kansas City, and any one 578, Francis Miner. 573, by tbe Army and Navy C li|r‘ than the leaves, can stump 18 inches high with a Paper white narcissus furnish dramatic midwinter bloom at the Good Mon , Feb 9 - S s t, Feb 14 Z Mrs. Marian Robertson of 77 Henry Hospital. The meeting is to charge. Refreshments will C G o o d M o n F cb 9-S a i Limit one can per customer Umii one can per customer. Weiss, wife of the town manager. She who would like to donate an item, we Robert Scbubert, 569, John sometimes pull the plants top that is 14 inches in home of Mrs. Charles S. House on Westland St. (Herald photo St., whose grandfather invented Bon advise members and be served following the ...... monitored the calls as area residents would be most appreciative,” he Gaily, 567, and Ellen Bronkie, over to one side. diameter. These will be by Dunn) Ami, brought a copy of the Ladies said. meeting. 563. UUUUUUUJUJUUUUUO phoned in telling her of the various Come from France placed around an Indian items they had. Home Journal published in 1909. In it "However, all the items you allow to children in a "bar nearby if the animals need about it. New subjects are Ice Capades Unlike the other kinds of tepee. Christopher Montgomery, director was a full page advertisement for us to borrow, will be returned nyard” with horses, cows attention during the night. needed every week and SHOP PINEHURST FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT...L0WER PRICES narcissus and most of the Scheduled about a month of marketing services for Faultless, Bon Ami. following the commercial, if you so aids research and calves, baby chickens sometimes they are plen tulips and hyacinths that later is the Connecticut Idcafl U|i|)rerialcd Helen Warner of Manchester said, desire, " he added. and other livestock brought tiful, sometimes scarce. Natural ag^doesnHnwke our and his wife, Mary Linda, hosted a The proceeds from the we grow outdoors or can Home Garden and Farm If you know where there coffee social at the Manchester “I've had one can of the cleaner on to the show by vocational is a plant, or later a garden You may leave a message Among the 50 people bringing in opening night for the Ice A Lower Price On Pillsbury famous Bundt Cakes at an appealing force to bloom n the house, Show at the West Hartford my shelf at home for years." items to be displayed were Albert C. lower price... agriculture students. Some that you think is especially at The Herald or you may Great Beef older. It fust makes It better. Country Club for all those who Capades last month at the LAND OF LAKES the “paper whites" come Armory on Farmington responded. As the items were brought in, Mrs. Slifkus of 986 Chapel R., South Wind Hartford Civic Center of the boys sleep in the ar fine, JJje—writer of this call me at home on or from France, not Holland. Ave., March 25-28. A Montgomery affixed a sticker to sor; Mrs, Anna McCabe of 115 netted the Heart Associa STATE BUNDT CAKES mory so that they will be column would like to hear Westland St. - 643-9794. We have our own big meat plant. And our own special way of vacuum sealing fresh Montgomery explained that his The c lim a t e In th e feature intended to appeal company is planning a television each one and catalogued it along with Russell St.; and Romalo Pagani of 22 tion of Greater Hartford Marble • Triple Fudge or Choc Macaroon beef while it's still in whole, butcher-sized chunks. What does vacuum sealing do? the owners' name. Netherlands is too cool for Keeps our beef fresr. and juicy for days . .. so we can let It get tender and flavorful... commercial soon and wants to Foster St., who had been employed $14,819. BUHER * $ f h o plants of this species, and feature some of the old Bon Ami Edna Wark of 55 Wetherell St. said by Bon Ami, This is the largest I sVwiargabox naturally. And when our butchers take the beef out of its vacuum package to cut it she had purchased several cans when amount of money ever the climate In Connecticut into steaks and roasts in our stores, it's still fresh. Still juicy. That's what makes our products. Montgomery cited Mrs. Weiss for would be fatal to them If she heard the company was moving. her efforts and cooperation in generated in its special Sale Feb. 12*t3«l4 Great Beef great. One resident, Mrs. Shirley W )1 /4 't) Gold Medal they were set outdoors. ‘Tve had some of the products for events fund raising history. 1 . 0 9 FLOUR 5ibs.79< • • V v Naczkowski of Hackmatack St. said locating many of the products and We now have Whole Wheal Flour in 5’s There is no way that these 10 years," she said. Total money raised last she purchased a can of Bon Ami presented her with a framed picture narcissus can ^ held over Some of the items were from the year in association's Pumpkin Pis three years ago in a 100-year-old of an advertisement which appeared Charmin Schweppes to bloom again here. store in Pennsylvania. Lutz Junior Museum. in June 1923. special events drive netted D u m b e r l a m l MIX GINGER ALE Regrettably, they have to “Miss Hazel Lutz has a collection only about $11,000. BATHROOM TISSUE "I hadn't seen a can of it in ages, so or be thrown out when they SSitoin Steak 39« Cin have finished blooming and 88« 4 rolls CLUB f a p m s . StopHShop Beef Shell Loin Our Great Beef Is naturally aged 3 Qts. >1.00 for extra tenderness and flavor East, West Coast prefers contemporary ballet Cub in our meal plant and fresh cut in PINEHURST FOR USDA CHOKX MEATS...PERDUE m m s our store. J b Classical ballet as such So did Jack Anderson, choreographed “Concerto ultra classical with the Discussing the ballet was Scout was not included in the re one of the soloists with the Grosso” with music by tutued ballerinas, the a treat for Anderson. “We DeBuqus’s Lean Pecker Cut, 8 lb. Avg. cent Hartford Ballet’s Hartford Ballet, as he 17th century composer basics were apparent in the use our bodies so much Lean, Small Fresh Whole USDA Choice Vivaldi in his Hartford SUCH) BACON news Save on any size package of our Simply Super. program in Hartford's talked about the art of more contemporary adap that we sometimes forget PORK SPARE RIBS SIRLOIN TIP Bushnell Memorial Hall dance during a reception program. Anderson said tations. And the ballerinas to use our heads,” he said. for a reason. following the program. Uthoff likes to play with wore short skirts of a soft, As to whether the Pack S3 the music classical in form * 1 .2 9 ,. Patrons of the dance on “We plan a much more free flowing fabric. choreographer chooses a Cub Scout Pack 53 G^DUtidBeef j a the Atlantic and Pacific and so he adds a little * 1 .6 9 . ‘Simply Super regular ground beef contains not more than 28% fat. classical program in Kan Anderson made a dance to go with the music, Limit 3 Please * 1 .3 9 . For Oven Roeet recently conducted a coast cities prefer a con sas, for instance, than we humor to the dance, or vice versa, Anderson dramatic ‘solo appearance pinewood derby at Waddell It's prepared in our own federally inspected meat plant where we temporary flavor to the do in San Francisco or “things people can relate in the Hartford premiere of said it depends, School. Judges were David guard its quality and freshness scrupulously. Pound after pound, dance as compared to Hartford,” Anderson said. to and laugh at.” a South American type "Sometimes a Our Own Hot or Reguler L. Caron, Anthony you'll enjoy a uniformity of leanness, goodness and flavor never audiences in the mid-west Michael Uthoff, director Although the Hartford dance choreographed by choreographer will hear a When it comes to properly cured USDA Choirt PORK SAOSAGE DePasquale and Michael before possible in fresh ground beef. who are more conser of the Hartford Ballet, Ballet did not adhere to the Uthoff. piece of music that at BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF, you just can’t Smith. vative. tracts him and he feels beat our very lean, special trim style Corned Beef Please Pack champions are Buy Stop&Shop Great Beef the “wholeway” and save! compelled to design a note that it is USDA Choice very lean.. M. Martin Kosls, first; Buy our Great Beef the "whole way" and we'll custom cut it to your specifications at dance to accompany it. On * 1 .2 9 . William Morrissey, se no extra charge. th e other hand, a Whole or 3 Corner cond; and David Donovan, choreographer will be in CUT BRISKET This It the leaton lor Pol third. Each received a spired to work out certain lb. 1.29 Roaita, Stewa and Soupa ■ (Center Cuts Jl,69 lb.) > trophy. Shoulder Beef but start with U SDA Choice rhythm patterns and body> Winners in each age Whole Untrimmed-8 -10 lbs. Have it cut into steaks,Roast, Cube PInehural Chuck Meat. motions, and he will keep Hot from N.E. styled dinner. Slice thin tor Corned Beef ,1b Sami Bonelaaa group received medals. Steaks, Stewing Beef or in any combination you choose. listening for different sandwiches on rye bread. They are William types of music until he CHUCK POT ROAST Morrissey, first; Robert " ------S/ ------hear the composition that We Will Have Fresh Flounder, Haddock, Oysters and Tiny Arnold, second; and fits,” Anderson said. Salvatore Flafala, third, in The Hartford Ballet’s re Scallops, Frozen Sword Fish and Shrimp. * 1 .9 9 . the 8-year-old class; David cent appearance at the Donovan, first; Larry Bushnell was the first time USDA Choice Ross, second; and Nicholas W« r«s«rv« the right the group had been invited Bernie Brodin says that we have the low price this week Caron, third, in the 9-year- Veal Shoulder Chops to limit quontitios. to be a part of the Bushnell on Carter’s famous SHORT RIRS old class; Marty Kosis, Lean chops, delicious braized or pan-fried. Low in calories dance Series. The group first; Brian Kost, second; ... perfect chops for the weight watcher. has toured the United MAINE POTATOES lOlb.bag ^1.09 Kenneth Szarek, third, in ...... * 1 4 9 States including Alaska. 99<,, the 10-year-old class. Delicate in flavor. Receiving ribbons for the Veal Rib Chops A l b Freah from Florida 20 oz. TOMATOES Bite Sized Cubee most original entry are tor Cacciatore Larry Ross, first, John m b e rth d Boneless Veal Stew Local men USDA Choice mms. loaves 3 9 ^ 4 Pack Pkga. DePasquale, second, and Veal Breast for Stuffing Roast slowly nominated to BEEF STEW Mary Kosls, third. Ribbons Alao from the aunny aoulh... bread 3 for the best constructed en Boneless Veal Steak for ScallopinI academies SEEDLESS PINK GRAPEFRUIT try went to Matthew Nutt, Sen. Lowell Weicker, (R- 1 . 4 9 lb. first, Kenneth Szarek, se Conn.) has announced the cond, and Bradford Overnight Countryfine Pork Sausage 2 for 2B* 7 for *1.00 Freeman, third. nominations of Kent R. Box of 40...$4.99 Ice Cream Hot or Sweet Murphy of 21 Steep Hollow USDA Choice Awards were presented Primo Italian Sausage Lane to the Air Force, and CUBE STEAKS by James Kost, advance Flavor of the month Robert W. Mumford of 872 SQUARE MEAL ment chairman, to James Vernon St. to the Merchant Russell and Roy Barlow, 12 oz. can, 8 maala • • _____ Marine. * 1 .9 9 . Wolf; Eric Heinrich, Cherry Flresh Florida Jj The men will compete SPECIAL Edward Nason, Russell 59* and Barlow, gold arrow. Hadassah: Past, present and future with other nominees from Don't Forget Your Pete... Your Wild Birds are hungry Ribbon Connecticut for a position lor Liliiier'. Wild Bird Feed. Wolf; Barlow, Heinrich T . ilemideOratiges The Manchester Chapter of Hadassah has its first four generation family of life members. New TV Ad and Nason, silver arrow. dozen Twist 9ollon Great for snacks and loaded with Vitamin C in the class of 1980 in each 9 Lives toll molt! cat food 4)5 lb. boxes, 10 and 25 lb. They are, froni left, Mrs. Nathan Lappin of Swampscott, Mass., a past president of academy. bags. Wolf;. Webelo activity Hadassali who is now serving as chairwoman of the life membership committee for the Students will be judged 9 LIvea, All Flavors, 6 oz. cans badges went to Kenneth 5 lb. bag Russet Baking Potatoes 79‘ on the basis of Scholastic Elnidule 5 lb, bags Szarek and John Whitcomb Table Talk O New England Region; her mother, Mrs. Samuel Padovitz of the Winthrop (Mass.) Chapter; CATfOOO 5 for >1.00 Jr. Cheese Mrs. Lappin’s daughter, Mrs. Efrem Jaffe, a vice president of the local chapter ; and Mrs. Aptitude Test (SAT) Sunflower Seeds scores, grades and extra Webelos Den 3 and john Food Jaffe’s daughter, Marjorie Ellen 4. Money received from life membership is actually Whitcomb conducted the Cherry Pies oSfv curricular activities. white American slices 12 oz. PrcMtff9Cl
w PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Feb. 11. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11, 1976— PAGE THIRTY-THREE Allied names three veeps Social Security Q. I am 64 and will be retiring soon. A. Talk to the people at the Social Q. I was told to apply for Social Lydall shows gain My 66-year-old husband, who has Security office to get an ap Security payments 2 or 3 months Allied Printing Services Inc. of for 16 years, has served in all areas Printers of America. been ill and unable to work for the proximation of the dollar amount of before I retire, but I wrote to my Manchester has appointed three vice of offset printing. Before his new ap Geiser, who has 16 years of varied past several years, collects a small your monthly benefit. The earlier you home several months ago for my Earnings of Manchester’s Lydall Lydall ended 1975 in a strong finan presidents—for sales, plant manage pointment he was vice president- experience in the printing industry, Social Security benefit. I have been retire, the less you get. Your basic birth certificate and haven’t received Inc. jumped 65 per cent in 1975 to a cial position, Pryor said. The com Business supporting him for the last several retirement benefit is figured on your it yet. Should I wait until it comes total of nearly $1.2 million, the com pany’s current ratio was 2.9 to 1, and the consumer ment, and production planning — production planning. He is a graduate had served as Allied’s assistant Business President John F. Sommers has an of the Rochester Institute of production planning manager. He has years. Could he be entitled to a average earnings covered by Swial before I apply? pany has reported. At the same time, book value of common stock was benefit on my record? and the consumer nounced. Technology, is active in professional completed several professional Security up to age 65. If you elect to A. No. Apply for payments without sales declined 5 per cent. After a $8.25 million and short-term in Thomas J. Turner Jr. of Grand organizations, and is a recipient of an courses and has received the Master A. Possibly. If he has been depen retire as soon as you are 62, your it. Your Social Security office may be provision for discontinued vestments exceeded $1.6 million, he view St. was appointed vice administrative award from the Printers of America craftsman dent on you for at least one-half of his benefit would be 20 per cent less than able to suggest some other document Record sales operations, the company earned $1.10 said. The shoes support in the year immediately the amount you could expect at 65. which you can use to prove your age. i per share in 1975, compared to 64 president-sales manager. Master Printers of America. award. ‘ Caldor Inc., the Norwalk-based dis before you become entitled to Social The benefits are reduced 5/9 of one Q. I lost my Medicare card. Do I cents per share in 1974. Alfred F. Lemire of Grant Hill Rd., Lemire, formerly Allied’s vice count department store chain, has didnH fit Security retirement benefits, he per cent for each month before need to get a replacement card or Lydall President Millard Pryor Jr. Reporting on the Lydall divisions, Tolland, was appointed vice president-operations, has 22 years of Allied Printing Services, based at reported record sales for the 24th could qualify as a dependent husband you’re 65. can I just have my doctor or the said a comparison of fourth quarter Pryor said Colonial Fiber’s sales president-plant manager. experience in offset printing, star 579 W. Middle Tpke., offers complete consecutive year. Sales for 1975 were Four witnesses in a re on your Social Security record. He By the way, if you decide to retire hospital call a Social Security office results illustrate the company’s im continued to increase; demand for Albert F. Geiser of Cornel Circle, ting as a pressman. Lemire, now printing services, art and up 23.7 per cent to $241,650,000, the cent purse-snatching case can collect the larger of the benefits, next year—or any time before age 65 if I need to confirm my coverage? proved position. While 1975 sales of Lydall & Foulds’ paperboard im East Hartford, was appointed vice responsible for all plant operations, photography services, layout and company reported. identified the defendant as either on his own record or on yours. — don’t drop any private health in A. You should replace your $7.1 million for the period increased proved slightly; Fiber Process president-production planning. has received craftsman and ad copy services, and mailing lists and Caldor also announced record sales the guiity party. But as He cannot collect both benefits. surance you may have. Medicare Medicare card immediately. Call or 16 per cent, the 32-cents-per-share reported record specialty paper Turner, who has been with Allied ministrative awards from the Master direct mail advertising services. of $86,714,000 for 1975’s fourth luck would have it, the ac Q. Next year. I’ll be 62. If I retire health insurance is not tied to retire write any Social Security office to earnings were up 256 per cent, he saies; and Spheric ball sales remain riinmas J. Turni-r Jr. quarter, up 31 per cent from the tual thief, while fleeing Alfml F. IjTiiiirr Albert F. Geiser then, how much will I collect from ment benefits. You must be 65 or get a replacement. said. ed level. from the scene of the Social Security? over to be eligible for Medicare. fourth quarter of 1974. crime, had lost one of his shoes. The shoe did not fit the defendant's foot and Many pass the case against him collapsed. CPA exam Of course, this particular defendant was only too Several Manchester area happy to try on the telltale ITRmSTOSHOP THEnNASrWNir residents are among the shoe. But suppose an ac 118 candidates who passed cused person refuses to a recent written examina submit to such a test. May tion qualifying them for the he be compelled to do so? SUPERMARKETS fSSffliUSi’ii.’.a'C Certified Public Accoun The answer involves the Macaroni I Macaroni I Macaroni SUPERMARKETS tant certificate, the State Fifth Amendment to the Board of Accountancy has Constitution, which says reported. that no one may be forced Scott C. Grant of 101 to give incriminating Most Finast Supermarkets Miracle Miracle South St., Rockville, was evidence against himself. Whip Miracle W hip i one of 38 persons passing Consider this case: Open Monday, February 16 Whip Extra Bonus! the exam who completed A man on tria l for V * ' ■ ■J . ; .1- '' 9-1 \ all necessary murder was requested to SAVE prerequisities. roll up his sleeve so the Washington’s Birthday ^ 'ii. “ jury could see whether or W ith This Among the 80 candidates not he had a tattoo on his 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. who passed the exam but arm. He refused to comp Coupon still have to complete ly, invoking the con Scot Fab Mueller’s Del Monte Miracle Macaroni experience requirements stitutional privilege are: Thomas M. Ben- against self-incrimination. Baked Fresh the Finast Way! Cream Style or Salad doraitis of 91B Downey But the court ordered W U i I I Whole Kernel Whip Dressing & Cheese Dr.; Thomas D. Drake of 3 him to do as he was told. Big Round Top Towels Detergent Spaghetti Hale St. Ext., Rockville; The court said the Fifth Regular Golden Bud M. Fallon of 166L Amendment applies only to Kraft 1 1 $100 off Homestead St.; Prank J. the giving of testimony, not 10* off Thin or Grain h Fazzina Jr. of 159 Birch St. to the mere establishing of White Bread Label $ identity. Vermicelli I Also, Kevin T. Freney of Under similar reasoning 7V4 oz With This Coupon 1402 ct QQ 49 oz 1 lb 17 oz 2 Ran St,, Rockville; an accused person may or pkgs iSl^ On the Purchase of $10 or James A. Krzeminski of 83 dinarily be compelled to $ i pkg pkg cans rolls More at Rnast Supermarkets. Deerfield Dr.; Natale A. make fingerprints, remove (20 oz C Limit One Coupon. Exciuding glasses, or try on a shoe. Messina of 34H Jefferson le Cigarettes & Tobacco, St.; Mark F. Noonan of 158 On the other hand, the Lvs law does frown on ifl Vaiid thru February 14, 1976. E. Center St.; Anne S. O’Connell of 929 Burnside procedures that are i > needlessly demeaning. Hot Dog Rolls ... 3 ”ri.0 0 Ave., East Hartford; Eugene F. Slason Jr. of 200 In a robbery case, after Hamburg Rolls.. MEAT STREET U.S.A. the defendant had admitted MEAT STREET U.S.A. Nutmeg Lane, East Hart 12 ' his guilt, the jury took up English Muffins.... ford; Terry W. Strout of IdO ZA Q e 655 Talcottville Rd., Ver the question of punish Lemon Pies fS ___ pkg 0 5 > >9 o zQ Q c I f s j non; and Stephen L. Wilson ment. At that juncture the p k q 0 9 Boneless Cherry Pies S .... of 208 Spring St. trial judge required the Boneless ]i defendant to pose in the Valentines Day Specials! one pkg 6 Finast N hat, the mask, and the Valentine Cupcakes ‘’S"93* pistol he had used in com- Shoulder, English muung the crime. Party Square...... pi.°/1.09 Beef Chuck I But an appellate court Bakery Items Available Tues Thru Sal Only Muffins '1 hiied later than this was With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More improper, inasmuch as Limil One. Valid Feb. 8-14,1976 H-894 there was no need to es Treat Your Family to Mr. Deli Beef Roa^ tablish the defendant’s Features and Save the Finast Way! Pot Roast identity. The court said the only effect of such a Tender, Flavorful n 1 demonstration would be Baked Boneless Another Great * “ nast Sucres, “to arouse (the jurors) to Value from the passion.” Oven Roast ______Sugar Ham Best Meat Men in EM. A public service Freshly Sliced More Finast Meat Values! the Business on I feature of the American to Order More Finast Meat Values! I Bar Association and the MEAT STREET USA! lb Connecticut Bar Associa i \ / Colonial CilTii 6 9 ^ tion. Wilh This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More. $ Finast LimilOne. Valid Feb. 8-14,1976 H-893 Fresh Chicken Legs 78i Smoked Ham .V, c 1976 American Bar y 19? Boneless Beef For Stew Association Imported Sliced to Order Fresh Chicken Thighs 88t Boneless Bacon Underblade Steak Beef Chuck More Finast Grocery Values! Swiss Cheese 9 9 Chicken Drumsticks 98t Ham ,,99 Sliced I Chicken RollKl...... r:95* Top Blade Steak Boneless iiL J12 oz Cott Soda Elected Cooked Salami A r m o u r .... ,.1.29 Ground Beef Chuck 98:^ ^ ‘ I «> or Beef Chuck Cube Steak ' pkg James E. McGovern, a Dandy Loaf C a r a n d o 's ...... ,.99‘ Another Great Value from Meat Street U.S.A.! F,«h Shoulder Steak All Available Uniy in Stores With Deii Depis Pork Shoulder Steaks ,.1.18 native of Manchester, has Another Great Value from Meat Street USAI Favorites from the Seven Seasi Flavors been elected assistant h ^ , Frozen Peeled & Deveined ^ A A treasurer at Connecticut ^ White Meat #% C nX Come°d'Bhske|-:: Bank and Trust Co. He is • T l IM lT A l# A C IK. ^ Schickhaus Franks oX.,'... ,.89* Pork Shoulders loan officer at the bank’s Shrimp East Hampton office. I M k w j f 4-6 lbs Oscar Mayer FrankSo'eee,'. ,.1.19 Super Cola McGovern, now living in i In-Store Bake Shop! M i M. ■ ■ 'M Sauerkraut...... 2.;.39' Fresh-Flavorful! Middletown, joined CBT in , Plain. Sugar. 1972 after graduation from Arm Picnic Cake Donuts' C in n am on 69 American half . doz * Beverage Co. gal Grove City College in Sausage Meat ro«"...... !„',?99* ib Turnovers Assorted ■ . ■ • 4 fo r 89 4 9 ^ Grove City, Pa. IT Avallabl. Only In Stores Wilh In-Store Bake Shops A graduate of Heat n’ Serve! Manchester High School, he is the son of Mr. and Proof It Pays to Shop for Quality Produce the Finast Way! Fish Sticks S ...... t.85* 50* off Mrs. James McGovern of Stock-up on Frozen Food Values the Finast Way! With This Coupon on (t) 25 Ib Fish & Cheese Commodore lb l.1 9 37 Elsie Dr. President Burgerbits Dr. Irwin Kove of Wood- California Dog Food bridge, formerly of Finast Frozen Valid Feb 6-14. 1976 Promoted Manchester, has been Sunrise Fresh Dairy Values! (&29 H-856 57 elected president of the Two Vernon men have Connecticut Podiatry Iceberg Lettuce Orange Juice been promoted in the group Association. He succeeds F '^'^dlue Bonnet 10* o« 20^ off division of Aetna Life & Dr. William Mitchard of Fresh, Crisp With This Coupon on (1)14 oz With This Coupon on (t) 12 oz Casualty, Hartford. Meriden. for Your . Keebler Chocoiate James P. Coleman of 25 Dr. Kove took his Say It With Flowers this Barbara Rd. was promoted premedical training at the Valentines Day! Favorite Salad $ I Rich n’ Chips Ovaitine to consultant, group pen University of Bridgeport 60k 0 0 ^ Qtrs or Sandwich! cans ■ ill Ib Valid Feb. 8-14. 1976 sion contract holder ser and was graduate from “ Valentine” vices. Long Island University heads pkg |l J.C. Hoffman of 146 College of Podiatric McIntosh Apples 10^ off II 10^ off I Evergreen Rd. was named Medicine in 1954. Fresh Azaleas — J _ ^ _ American Cheese l| With This Coupon on (t) 22 oz | senior analyst D U rQ ^n S In d lv. Wrapped Slices. X75*l With This Coupon on (1) 24 oz A World War II veteran, “Crisp-Aire” ^ ^ programmer, group data he served at Ft. Carson More Great Produce Values! 4 More Frozen Food Values! Sour Cream Sealtesi . . . ’X65*| Lo^Cabin Formuia 409 ! processing. 6 Inch Army Hospital. He is a U.S. No. 1 ^ lb K Q V 7 oz Coleman, a graduate of Green Giant Sara Lee Loaf Cakes . . pkg99* Cheese Kisses ®o-‘’T'a"nr p k g89*jCountry O a ' i Syrupj Spray former president of the Pots . 2V4 In. Min. W bag TempleOrangessS .. 16t.,1.00 St. Vincent College and the ® p 'k Q '4 9 *l^ valid Feb. 8-14, 1976 ____ Valid Feb 8-t4, 1976 Hartford County Podiatry Sara Lee Brownies . .. X 99* Finast PKQ - T V j j j g j H -858 67 Grapefruittnd,".°M's,r.. . . 5 1., 1.00 Cinnamon Rolls jMjjlW * H-859 72 University of Connecticut, Society and of the 8 oz*70^ Potatoes Heinz Deep Fries ... . 2!.i,“f89* Cream Cheese W h ip p e d , pkg f O ‘ joined Aetna in 1960. He Manchester Civitan Club. Gardenias3r."r... ..99* Green Squash ...... 3,.,1.00 became superintendent, He practiced in « Emperor Grapes Fish Cake Dinner O 'Sea 3 X 1 . 0 0 15^ off 20^ off Mum P l a n t s . ..2.99 Red Radishes...... c.l,o29* group pension revisions, in Manchester for several In Butter Sauce, With This Coupon on (1) bil 100 With This Coupon on (i) 8 oz / Refreshing Bunches Tomatoes W ...... “k“69* Haddock Fillet pkg® - 1 .2 9 Orange Juice i 1965. years. Foliage Plants . ..1.29 Sour Cream or 9'., oz, Hoffman, a graduate of French Toast Oownyliaka . • pkg Anacin Uitra Ban ^^7 The Connecticut of Juicy Flavor! 0 Potatoes & Peas 1 49* Manchester Community lb Finast Popcorn___ 39*.1^1.69 Richmond half Deodorant Podiati7 Association is the Finast Ice Cream ... ^“,'1.19g al Tabiets College, joined Aetna as a professional society of the 100% Pure gal ValKl Fob 8-14, (^B j^V akd ^b_8-14. 1976 programmer trainee in state’s foot doctbrs and 5 9 <’ 1972 and became analyst We Reserve The RIghI To Limit Quanlltles surgeons. Prices Effeclive February 8 Ihru February 14. 1976 in Manchesler, Vernon. E. Harlford only Not Responsible For Typographical Errors programmer in 1974. - A ...... — . r ^ I
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Mini-bus /I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11, 1976 _PAGE THIRTY-FIVE to transport FOOD MARTGRADE "A" FRESH I FOOD MART GRADE "A" FRESH Rockville Echo Ridge L A R G E W H IT E E G G S ! L a rg e W h it e E g g s Rotary children seeking ONE ONE c c Vernon DOZEN citizen Five children in the Echo I DOZEN T -iv-r Ridge Dr. area will be WITH PRIOR PURCHASE OF $7,50 OR MORE AND THIS COUPON A T FOOD The Rockville Rotary transported to the Lake MART. GOOD THRU SAT,, FEB, M. LIMIT ONE DOZ. • ONE COUPON PER WITH THIS COUPON FAMILY. Club is now seeking Street School via a mini nominations for its 20th an bus until April IS. nual Citizen of the Year On recommendation of Award scheduled to be the Board of Education’s presented at a banquet on Transportation Com March 10. mittee, the board approved The Rotary has honored the action Monday night. four women and 16 men for In September Mr. and ^ SUPER SPECIAL OF THE WEEKI excelling in achievement, Mrs. R obert Kullas of leadership and/service for Echo Ridge section, off WALDBAUM'S ' j the betterment of the com Lake St., requested munity. transportation tor the FOOD CLUB Candidates must live or children, contending work in Vernon, Tolland, Walking was dangerous, Food M art MAYONNAISE or Ellington. They may be they said. fi c c public officials, provided The board turned down their contribution has been the request. The parents QUART "above and beyond the nor appealed to the state. JAR Recently Mr. and Mrs. mal duties of their office,” William Repoli, president Kullas again approached U.S.D.A. CHOICE WilTH PRIOR PURCHASE OF S7.M OR MORE AND THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD THRU SAT., FEB. 14. LIMIT ONE JAR ONE said. the board with a new COUPON PER FAMILY. problem, that of the icy CALIFORNIA Nominations must be in road conditions and the writing and signed by the fact the town could only U.S.D.A. CHOICE sponsoring person or group plow so only one car can CHUCK with complete details on pass at a time. There are the candidate. no sidewalks in the area so Nominations should be the children have to walk TOMATO Grapefruit sent to The Citizen of the ROASY Year Committee, in this same path. UNDERBLADE The mini-bus now goes SAUCE TOWELS Juice Rockville Rotary Club, up into the area to pick up P.O. Box 342, Rockville, VANITY FAIR FOOD CLUB 06066. one handicapped child so c CONTADINA 125 COUNT ROLL STEAKS UNSWEETENED The banquet will be at picking up the others at this time won’t be any FIRST CUTS LB. The Colony in Talcottville. extra expense. FRESH The deadline for accepting Mr. Joanne Worthen, CHICKEN nominations is Feb. 22. misses ‘poly’ chairman of the Transpor 8 ' ^ l e i 3 9 * 1 - 3 9 ■ ^ f a m o u s tation Committee, said the LEGS 79? fashion pants FRESH FOOD CLUB MINI popular bras April 15 cutoff date was set GAYLORD 2LE. Rockville ■Separate scenes^ as it is felt the ice should CHICKEN Preserves STRAWBERRY JAR Marshmallows '•<• 49' be gone by that time. F O O D C L U B UOZ. BOTTLE Hospital 7.99 pants & tops The children to be picked BREAST S alad O il for COMSTOCK CHERRY Marshmallow F L U F F 3 5 ' values to $14 3 8.49 up are from the upper Polyesters and acryllcsl reg. to 6.50 Echo Ridge Dr. area only. Pie Filling D ill SpearsKo>v;'. notes Soft tricot cup, light fiberflll INSTANT COCOA^ WW Elastic waist, pull-on style U.S.D.A. CHOICE OUR BEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE |l0 4 i$ O L ^ FKO. OF It Births ’Thursday: A son to for perfect shaping. Lycra® Veg. Soup ' CANS 1 . for easy comfort and fit. BONELESS BREADED BONELESS S w iss M iss SNVBLOFES 8 9 ' Mr. and Mrs. Popat Makadla, spandex all around stretch Pleasant St., Rockville; a son SolldsI FanciesI Some with for longer wear. White. 32 to tops Chuck Steak Veal Patties Chuck React to Mr. and Mrs. Franz Redler, stitched crease. 8-18. Teacher UNDERBLADE UNDERBLADE 38. underfashions, down PEANUT Toaster Prince ’Thomas St.. Rockville. sportswear, downtown and town and Parkade. 5.99 & 6.99 termination Admitted Friday: John Parkade. reg. to $9 r n T T Pastries Spaghetti Baker, Grand Ave., pants policy ?.1.49 LB. » . l . 1 9 FOOD CLUB Rockville; Denise Currier, V PLANTERS ZITI RIGATONI Pine Dr., Ellington; Julia proposed U.S.D.A. CHOICE ALL VAR n'jOZ. PKG. MEDIUM SHELLS Ekert, Hammond St., 7 . 9 9 reg. $12 Rockville; Louise Knight, London Broil SHOULDER •1 .4 9 • Gingham checked and solid U.S.D.A. CHOICE W aldbaum 's N X Style Deli! Broad Brook; Noel Michaud, polyester pull-on pants Vernon Spring St., Rockville; Edward T o p C h u ck S te a k •1 .5 9 Form vip 73 ROAST our big, ‘itty-bitty’ soft ’n silky • Ribbed Banlon® nylon knit tops. BARBARA RICHMO.M) U.S.D.A. CHOICE Murphy, Prospect St., Heriild Rcpurlrr BONE HAM BEEP * Rockville; Shannon Peele, E. • Long sleeved Turtles •Short Shoulder Roast LESS WITH ISOLATED PROTEIN FRESHLY SLICED 39 1 39 bikini fair print shirts The Board of Education CALIFORNIA OCTAGON LIQUID Shore Rd., Ellington; Joseph sleeved t-Shirts • Square Neck U.S.D.A. CHOICE REG.OR LEMON Trunca, St. Anthony’s Home, M o n d ay r e f e r r e d a UNOERBLADE CAT A L L V A R . T's Chuck Steak 4SOZ. BOTTLE FOOD iVt 01. C A N 5 S I reg. $16 proposed policy on ter U.S.D.A. CHOICE D ete rg e n t Kal Kan W C A N S I a Rockvill. n . 9 9 i2.19 A L L V A R . • Navy, Green, Earth Brown, Red Discharged Friday: Debbie Rich, luxurious looks and mination of certified S h o rt Ribs of B e e f FILLSEURY * LOVIN iiMOZ.OOc 5/2.99 • Sizes 10-18, S-M-L employes to the Personnel Pie Crust Mix nViOZ. FKO « C at Food SPOONFULS CAN S O ^ Auclair, Stafford Springs; great valuesi feell Perfect price for your U.S.D.A. WW kkWB rnwHHaaw S Geoffrey Campbell, Hillsdale sportswear downtown and Policies Committee for CHOICE '76 budgetl Detailed to C h u ck S te w B e e f P ro vo lo n e C h e e s e l i *1 7 9 Dr., Ellington; Nora Conlon, Our special purchase of new Parkad " review. O U R B E S T NEW YORK SHARP Gravy Dinner»'^3.99 Bread C r u m b s 59' perfection! Multicolors to / ITALIAN Enfield; Mrs. Bironea Flood fun prints, dots, solldsi Sizes son n siiKy Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, STYLE Veal Patties Cheddar Cheese l. ^ 1 . 8 9 and son, W. Main St., 5 to 71 A great time to stock pair with all your separates. NOVA SCOTIA OR ALASKAN C offee «*nVo‘«h 1 Li'v»"c."MH *1,19 S horten i ng 'is* *,1.19 superintendent there has Rockville; Connie Galaska, up and savel lingerie, down Sizes 8 to 18. sportswear, nylon jersey been great resistance G e m Dandy Franks Lox S a le LE. ‘1 .4 9 Grove St., Rockville; Alice PRIMO downtown and Parkade. among the teachers about H O T OR Harris, Anthony Rd., Tolland; town and Parkade. dismissing staff at all. Ita lia n S au sag e SWEET Beef Bologna •1 .2 9 CRAPE S p a g h etti S tra in e d George Love, Enfield; Bessie snap coats WITHNATURAL I He said he wants to be Munson, Snipsic Village, F r d n k S CASINO •1 .3 9 able to reduce the staff Food Club Bacon CARANDO ^EW ENGLAND JELLY Sauce B ab y Food Ellinton; Jam es Welch, OSCAR MAYER FOOD CLUB Ashford; Laura Wilson, should the time arise when Luncheon Loaf 99' GAYLORD FO O D CLUB HEINZ 4.99 BEEF Franks PLAIN MEAT Brooklyn St., Rockville. there is great deduction in W e in e rs 22’ j OZ PKG reg. $7 OSCAR MAYER BREAKFAST Hard Salami •!.1 5 MUSHROOM ALL VAR 4'4 OZ JAR Birth Friday A daughter to pupil population. Pork Sausage Mr. and Mrs. Thomas John Snap' to it for these exciting Dr. Robert Linstone, Alperts Pastrami 79' son, Willow Stream Dr. Ver pretty nylon girls’ 4-14 savingsl Great little coffee assistant superintendent, Colonial Polish Ring l. non. coats to lounge in...snap outlined the proposed Frank Rolls '”‘® 39' Admitted Saturday: Ber SEAFOOD SPECIALS! 39M8i1. long sleep gowns fashion tops front,.% sleeves. Machine policy for the board. nice Cavely, Eim St., FRESH FRESH wash and dryl Pretty new When the teachers in the "Hot” Bagels 12"" 99' aUAKER • NATURAL OR RAISIN Rockviile; Carole Hines, area of reduction set by the POLLOCK PERCH (WHERE AVAILABLE) UOZ. Tankeroosan Rd., Vernon; spring colors. Sizes S-M-L- Natural Cereals'».‘79' Grape Jelly JAR XL. lingerie, downtown and board have equal length of V F IL L E T ! e. »1.09 F IL L B TI •1.39 Marcia Sencavage, Windsor- 4.99 INSTANT 3.99 ville Rd., Vernon. Parkade. continuous service in the RALSTON reg. $7 great buysl Latina Oil rONTAUlEH * 2.49 C ereal Discharged Saturday: school system without any ^OREIIO |JC»»OLE»i«OTH HOT REGULAR Susan Braren, Enfield; Jennie Sleeveless or cap sleevesi StrlpesI PrintsI Solldsi Long ' IUkLS{QN noz.FKO. breaks, performance will Soups 3 «h'.*1 . C ereal Chambers, Frederick Rd., Lace trimsi Feminine as can sleeve knits to provide just decide the teacher to go. "PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE FROM THE BEST THAT GROWSI ALLSCBMTS A Q C SKIFFY I 4 \ l OZ. Vernon; Gerard Dugal, be. Flattering pastels. Sizes the right warmth, a lot of Teachers must be ^ I C l U W FRESHENER 70Z. AEROSO LCAN^^ Dog Food ALLVAR. CAN Femwood Rd., Vernon; An S-M-L. lingerie, downtown fashion, girls' shop down notified in writing prior to CRISP. CALIFORNIA FRESH-FIRM FLAVORFUL-BITE SIZE tonio Cionsalves, Merline Dr., and Parkade. March 1 if their contract is Vernon; Theodore Hayes, town only. not to be renewed. ICEBERG RED CHERRY APPLE Topco Blue Y H ab itant Stafford Springs; Joseph Lit The teachers will then be LETTUCE TOMATOES tle, Hillcrest Dr., Rockville; given two options. They LARGE HEADS TOMATOES JUICE D etergent I Soups ’Thomas Newbury, Franklin 12 OZ. PKG. Park, Rockville. may, upon written request Y til OW A I T >'i A FOOD CLUB Births Saturday; A son to filed with the board within 84 OZ. PKG. «v / h a m b i a s a / b a c o >< 64 OZ BOTTLE Cl rAHl I A ll ...... Mr. and Mrs. Michale 10 days, be entitled to a Currier. Pine Dr., Ellington; junior fashion PVC pantcoats board hearing. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Maurice blouse sale The second option would 4 9 ; Martin, W. Main St., sweater sale allow the teacher to go n ? ’ 4 J l . Rockville. 2 exciting new styles! before an impartial INDIAN RIVER - SEEDLESs"\ FANCY• LONG GREEN Admitted Sunday: Betty hearing panel and appear C ucum bers Anderson, Somers; James SWEET FLAVORED • CALIFORNIA 2.99 1 low price with the counsel of his White INTENSIVE CARE UOZ. Durdan, West Willington; reg. $8.00 6.99 LARGE V a selin e LOTION iO T T L l Hazel Griswold, Upper values to $17 choice qt the hearing. Grapefruit Navel Oranges SIZE PETROLEUM Butcher Rd., Rockville; Completely washable Acryllcsl.IntarclasI Subsequent to the fourth JUICY DASH EXTRA LARGE V a s e lin e JELLY Richard Hill, Hillside Dr„ printed acetate blouses. 1 0 9 9 year of continuous employ Fresh Lemons CALIFORNIA CrochetsI HoodsI V-NecksI U.S. EXTRA FANCY • “ WASHINGTON STATE" ,, 17# C O U N T Ellington; Richard Lane, Sizes S-M-L. accesorles I ^ 0 reg. $32 ment by the board, a Q -T ips COTTON SWAES FACKAOS TurtlesI Pullovers you'll level RED OR GOLDEN* Blueberry Circle, Ellington; teacher’s contract is VICK'S COUGH MIXTURE dept., downtown and Buttersoft, supple, wipe-clean vinyls! Right out of FOR Delicious Apples 1V4"MINIMUM » 3 0 Z . 49 OZ. PKG. Daniel McCarthy, Willie Cir A great chance to savel renewed from year to year, F o rm u la 4 4 BOTTLE Parkade. Sizes S-M-L. the junior new stocki Exciting details. Double-breasted wrap In U.S. EXTRAFANCY cle, Tolland; oseph McGill, except that it may be ter L A R G E S IZ E REG. OR EXTRA HOLD Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; Marie place, downtown and powder or bone. Double-breasted coat with back D'anjou Pears A do rn hai.s.r.y tO U N C IC A N 9 9 ' minated at any time for Nadeau, High Manor Park, Parkade. > belt in bone or camel. Sizes 6 to 18. coats, downtown one or more of several N o x ze m a C r e a m ' '*"89' * 1.39 Vernon; Judith Nagy, High and Parkade. reasons. Ridge Rd., Rockville; RiU These reasons are: Inef O’Reilly, Olson Dr., Vernon; ficiency or incompetence; IN FAIRNESS TO OU« CUSTOMERS, WE RESERVE THE RIOHT TO LIM IT SALES TO 1 FKOS OF ANY ITEM EXCEPT WHERE OTHERWISE NOTED. ITEMS OFFERED FOR SALE NOT AVAILAELE IN CASE LOTSOR TOOTHER RETAIL O E ALIE I OR W HO LISALIEI. Thomas Vanpool, Stafford big ‘bag’ event! fashion vinyls insubordination against Springs. Discharged Sunday: Frank famous California reasonable rules of the DeGray, Wheelock Rd., squares! oblongs! board; moral misconduct; FRESH BAKED DEUTES juniors! GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODS! FRESH DAIRY DEUTES! Ellington; Arline Kozlovsky, maker stretch 7.99 values to $15 disability, as shown by FOOD M A R T FOOD M A R T Ellington Ave., Rockville; fashion scarves All shapes and sizesi competent medical G range HOOD'S - r i Patricia McLaughlin, Storrs; nylon tops A selection you’ll Embroidered evidence; elimination of W NITi iNGLISH ALL FLAVORS - GAL. CARTON MINUTE M AID-IM 'i FLORIDA Henry O’Brien, Forrest St., e e : a a loor. FLORIDA / I J C level Adjustable the position to which the BRIAD J U lc e vs GALLON CARTON # W Manchester; Mildred gauze tops teacher was originally ap MUFFINS RITI FORMHiggc ORANGI Plummer, Linden Place, 2 tor *5 shouldersi pointed if no other position Margarine FAEkVy eUAETEEl 49' Rockville; Robert Wallace, Values to $61 reg. to $ Double exists to which he may be ICI MILK J U K I CAN 5 5 * Main St., Ellington. A beautiful new selectloni Full placket front shirtsi handles! 3 2 0 D ^ 1 , Admitted Monday: Debbie .s.8.99 appointed if qualified; or JENO'S DELUXE Sharp Stick YELLOWoStTHITI •1.09 Polyesters and cottonsi Cot- Fabulous turtlesi You choice ZIppersI OAVES ■ ' 3 '? ? .‘^ l a T O P F R O S T Auclair, Stafford Springs; reg. $13 other due and sufficient tonsl Acetate/cotton blendsi In flattering, soft, easy-care Roomy Grape Juice
II PAGfc] THIRTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALU, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 11, 1976 IN. Action urged on election bill -Fire Safety- WASHINGTON 4(UPI) - House Campaign Act.” 1. Have enough outlets so you don’t 5. Check cords and plugs often for Democratic leaders' Tuesday urged The court ruled Jan. 30 the act is un have to overload any. ' signs of wear. speedy legislative action to meet a March constitutional in parts, including the way 2. If you can afford to, install a 3- 1 Supreme Court deadline when the ^ the six FEC members were selected. wire system in your home; 3-hole Federal Election Commission will go out 6. Use speciai outlet covers to keep The Democratic action came as Rep. type outlets are safer than the two toddlers’ fingers out. of business. Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, chairman of the hole type. But the leaders did not take a stand on House Administration Committee with 3. Use a 3-prong plug in a 2-hole 7. Prevent wear. Don’t put cords dorenATioKS the controversial issue of whether to jurisidiction over election reform, called outlet only with a properly- connected reconstitute or even retain the FEC. his panel into a closed session. Hays said adapter- under rugs, in doorways, over nails. The 24-member Democratic Steering Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. had a Manchesterites. Just take he wanted to determine if there was a con 4- If you use an extension cord, it and Policy Committee approved a resolu favorite Sunday trip which Rt. 44 where it passes sensus on either abolishing the FEC, as he must match the size and type cord 8. Buy cords labeled by a nationally tion stating that “speedy legislative ac can illustrate how different through at our Center St. favors, reconstituting it like President supplied with the appiiance. recognized safety testing laboratory. tion is essential to provide for the con conditions for transporting Stay right on 44 until it Ford suggested, or reorganizing it with a tinued vitality of the Federal Election were in days gone by. ends right in Plymouth. special Watergate-type prosecutor- For a nickel fare per per It’s that simple. son who could board the Getting back to subway train in Brooklyn, Palisades Inter-state. It pass through the tunnel un begins in New Jersey and der the East River to the follows the Hudson Battery, then the thirteen- Palisades north across the mile length of Manhattan line into New York State. Island, across the Spuyten Beautiful! We spent many Duyvil ship canal and to happy days roaming the the term in u s in Van park and exploring the Courtland Park, That must Palisades and the shores have been between 20 and along their feet. 25 miles for a nickel, and One Sunday we spent fast. climbing around the cliffs Bet you can’t do it now. and rocks until time to When the subway reached catch the last boat for the farms on the upper part home and arrived there in of Manhattan it came up the evening. First thing and was an elevated next morning (Monday) railroad the rest of the our first baby was born If you couldn’t come to ShopRite because of the way. naturally and in perfect Special storm last week . . . don’t worry. We are keeping From Van Courtland health. all the circular specials in our grocery, frozen food Park another fiye-cent fare and non-food departments on sale again this week. on electric trolley took us K few weeks later she The same thing goes for iast week’s circuiar cou to Yonkers. From there a was making the trips with Bulletin: pons, too. We wiil honor both the first week and ten-cent fare on the little us and spent most of her second week circuiar coupons this week. ferry "Daisy” took us days peacefully sleeping in Second Big Week PLEASE NOTE: Meats, fruits and vegetables, dairy across to Alpine, N.J. in and an opened out suit case and service deii items are exciuded. There are new the Palisades Interstate for bassinet among the of 20-Page and different speciais availabie in these depart Park. rocks. Any wonder she has Circular Sale ments this week. Tied up at the Alpine always been a lover of dock was a full size replica God’s great coutdoors? of Henry Hudson’s ship the Som e str o lle r s who “ Halfmoon.’’ It was even noticed her wondered how WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY smaller than the replica of she could be so contended A lot more A lot more the Pilgrims’ Mayflower in such surroundings. Even FEB. 16 that Is tied up at Plymouth, the banging, roaring and Groceries for Meat for Mass. screeching of the subways ALL STORES OPEN What courage those old seemed to be natural for a little less. a little less. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. timers had to brave the her. She slept through the Atlantic in those tiny and whole trip home. GOVERNMENT GRADE A REG. OR UNBLEACHED 88 SIZE clumsy vessels! Every We were often amused to OVEN READY one, and especially with see people boarding a train children, should go aboard and trying to avoid sitting PILLSBURY SUNKIST the Mayflower to see what near a baby that might an TURKEYS uncomfortable conditions noy them with its our forebears endured to squalling. That one never FLOUR TOMS AND HENS ORANGES get here. View the made a peep while 10-22 LBS. Plymouth Rock and hear traveling. She didn’t cry the attendants’ lecture. See for or because of a bottle. the reconstructed homes She always dined as nature on the hill. intended she should and It’s worthwhile trip for a was always contended and Sunday so convenient for happy. 10 -lb. 49 69 for! 8 9 « DUPLICATE BRIDGE CHERRY TOMATOES Center Bridge Club Kreps, first; Fred and Helen Feb. 6, Masonic Temple Ramey, second; Joe and —Joyce Driskell and Mrs. Marilyn Fecteau, third. Shirley Graboff, Paul Barton Soiilli WiiulHor Bridge and Glenn Prentiss, tied for C lub first; Wilmer Curtiss and Feb. 3, morning, Wapping Clem Hitchcock, third. Community Hall -North- Celery CRISP, FRESH bunch 39^ Muiiclieater Bridge Cltdt South: Bert Roman and Faye Feb. 6, 146 Hartford Rd. Lawrence, first; Geri Barton Calif. Carrots 2^.^i39^ -North-South: T.J. and Elsie and Peg Dunfleld, second; Crockett, first; Norma Fagan Elaine Howat and Anne Radishes OR SCALLIONS 2,„29^ and A1 LaPlant, Jeanette Ingram, third. Whittaker and Joy Zocco, tied East-West: Flo Barre and Grapefruit5,o,^l for second. Ann DeMartin, first; Roger East-West: Ronald Kraatz and Eleanor Crafts, second; CHOCK FULL 0’ NUTS Pink Grapefruit 3z SIZE S J i and Phyllis Pierson, first; Ed Mary Willhide and Terry Conway and June Roebuck, Messenger, third. Pot Roast n n io c RED DELICIOUS Q $1 second; Frank Tomlinson and Feb. 3, evening, Wapping COFFEE U.SDA CHOICF BEEF Ak U p i C d OR ANJOU PEARS O lbs. 1 Nick Daum, third. CHUCK SHOULDER STEAK Community Hall -North- London Broil CUT FOR lb. Feb. 5, 385 N. Main St. South: T.J. and Elsie Florida Oranges 15,o,4 -North-South: Virginia Crockett, first; Paul bo< QQc U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCK lb. Weeks and Frankie Brown, Klrschner and John Schwabe, Tetley Tea Bags of 100 Cube Steaks first; Phyllis Pierson and second; John Bachlochi and U.S.D.A. CHOICE Lemons zoos,zr 10,„,59'^ Penny Watt, second; Elaine Margaret Kropp, third.. Star-kist Tuna s ^ 49^ Cubes for Stew BEEF CHUCK ib. Mitchell and Ann Hjarne, East-West: Virginia Weeks SHOP RITE Yams 2 , 6 . 4 9 ^ third. and Anne Ingram, first; Fred East-West: Flo Barre and and Kaye Baker, second; APPLE JUICE 'tX. 59* Rome Apples 3 h'ii 49*^ Barbara Davis, first; Mary MARCAL GROUND Frankie Brown and Jan Beef Chuck LEAN AND TENDER Ib. I Willhide and Irving Carlson, Leonard, third. Yellow Or 2vii49*' second; Mary Warren and HANKIES V 10,oW COUNTRY STYLE $ 1 5 9 LIVES BONE IN lb. X Carole Vizard, third. MunebcHler Community Pork Loin Ribs The club will sponsor a new College Health & Beauty Aids! novice game Thursdays at CAT FOOD cans 6 *1 Jan. 31—North-South: Alice Polish Kielbasi c 9:15 a.m. at 385 N. Main St, IVORY PERSONAL Sutton and Jerry Sutton, first; P R IM O > 1 New players welcome. FLEX Wilmer Curtiss and Don Italian Sausage WITH PEPPERS Ib.J $ 1 1 9 Nile Time Novice Croup SOAP 1° 39* 16-oz. ^ ■ Carter, second; Kevin BRISKET * SHAMPOO bll. ■ Feb. 6, 146 Hartford Rd. Nicilazzo and Jim Tatro, Corn Beef LAVONIAN CRY-O-VAC Ib. -North-South: Wendy third. Bradley and Claudette Gelba, A lot more Dairy East-West: Irving Cross Beef Liver REG. SELECTED Ib. 39^ first, Inara Larson and Bertha and Helen Cross, first; Irving Goldberg, second; Steve and Carlson and Phyllis Pierson, Marcia Ryan, third. Stanley and Sandy Crafts, tied Slab Bacon East-West: Don and Betty for second. Sausage Meat RolLLM,h 89^
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St. Bridget School has Spiller, Lori Thurston, announced its honor roll Orange Juice MINUTE MAID cadot'^ ORANGE JUICE PILLSBURY John Warrington, Gary Wiener Wraps 4 ^i|S. 99^ for the second quarter. Willett. BREAKSTONE C Q C ShopRite Those named are: Cottage Cheese Mb.cont. "100% FLORIDA Mohawk Ham CANNED Grade 8 — Sama An, Grade 7 — Everett Mary Bossidy, Renee Carpenter, Lisa Carroll, A lot more Bakery A lot more Appetizer Caron, Kathleen Carney, Leslie Fetherston, Linda CROWN TOP "NO PRESERVATIVES ADDED" RICH’S (STORE SLICED) Mary Ellen Cleary, John Glade, Nancy Johnson, Cheese Pizza Cowing, Virginia Dubaldo, TURKEYCR0QUETUS.SAUS8URVSTEAK, n ik Richard Johnson, Kevin WHITE 4 H r i T l M M C TURKEY OR VEAL PARMAOIAN M W I v TURKEY eOb Philip Duffy, Pamela Har k l I ^ 1 W W W FREEZER QUEEN 2 LB. pllfi. Kean, Jill Lampson, Paul P - ' I .. .11 . . I .. mon, Cynthia Kurowski, Potamianos, Vincent BREAD J BREAST /..ibOy Mark Marzialo, Robert Purnhagen, Florence Stan- ShopRite PREMIUM ELIZABETH YORK Munroe, Jane Pihiel, Scott dish, Beth Tobin, Mary IPC FEATURING: Roberts, Robin Seymour, ShopRite CHOCOLATE Tomkunas, Lisa Willett, Donuts lUE CHERRY VANILLA Hard Salami CARANDOBC Janet Sombric, Richard Lawrence Wyse. regS sesame Challah Bread NO PRES. ADDED ” loaf CREAM Cole Slaw FRESH
Prices effective thru Sal., Feb. 14,1976. "In order to assure a sufficient supply of sales items for all of our customera, we must reserve the right to limit the purchase of salei Fishingsl i c n i n i l Q gnat I lf O f lt except where otherwise noted.” Not responsible for typographical errors. «Wakefem Food corporation 1976.
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Black and catwas sneakers brown. ^/s - % off for the sheli special group bras briefs & nylon slips, halfslips blouses panty girdles 1.99- 3.99 3.47 & 4.47 594-1.99 entire family reg. $3-$5 2.9 9 - 5.99 reg. $4-$7 reg. $8 Sizes 32-38, A-B-C. White, colors. Not Short & average. Nylon tricot & reg. $6-$10 polyester & nylon. all sizes in all styles. reg. $5-$10 Tafredda. White, beige, colors. White and beige. Sizes s-xl. Broken sizes, styles. nyion tricot & boucle MEN’S LEISURE SUITS loungewear, special group special group 3.99 sieepwear warm robes warm sleepwear cotton sleepwear •men’s •women’s •children’s 2.99-8.99 8.99-19.99 2.9 9 - 5.99 3 .9 9 - 7.99 reg. $40 26.97 reg. $6-$16 reg. $16-$35 reg. $6-$12 reg. $6-$12 I Long shift, caftan, shirt, gown Long & short. Fleeces & quilts. Long gowns, short gowns, All no-lron cotton batiste. Shift man’s FLEECE-LINED BOOTS reg. $14-$17 6.99 styles. Short gowns, p.j.’s, sets, Many styles. 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Buy 2 for the Orion cable knits at fantastic savings. 18. 1/2 Price 1/2 Price soles. Sizes 1 to 4. price of one. Girls sizes 2 to 4. Sizes S, M, L. Now 14.50. Rugged nylon. Machine washable. Made In the Now 3.99 to 8.50. Also pants, knit tops, India shirts, culottes '^OUs ... U.S.A. Sizes 10 to 18. Hurryl & skirts. Great buysl Tots Corduroy Tots Super-Warm 4 Girls Shirts, Tops 'o 7. lining. LookI Boys Pants Jeans & Jackets Blanket Sleepers Skirts & Sweaters ^Izea Girls & Boys Warm Teen Bonnie Doon For School & Dress Bootee Feet Pajamas Or/g. to 6.75 ea. Knee Highs Or/g. 8.00 Or/g. 5.00 to 14.00 flag, to 15.00 Reg. 6.89 & 7.89 Reg. to 4.00 2.99.. 4.99 1/2 Price -V. t 2.99 & 3.99 4 .9 9 Famous make. Western style jean- Heavyweight blanket cloth. Sizes S, 1.00 pants & jackets. Sizes 2 to 4. Short sleeve & long sleeve styles Boys & GIrla Tremendous valuesi Sizes 4 to 16 Famous make. Heavyweight brushed M, L, XL (6 months to 4 years). regular & slim; 27 to 36 husky & Wools, orlons, nylons. 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Our Best Boys Preteens & Young Jrs. 0 ,.„ Famous Make Sleepwear Briefs & T-Shirts Warm Sleepwear Reg. 20.00 to 40.00 8lzea •°ntlnu Or/g. 9.00 to 12.00 Va/ues to 35.00 JO. 12 led 1/2 * U. If Perfect 5.00 & 6.00 Reg. 3 tor 3.19 Orig. 9.00 to 13.00 1.00 to 3.99 16.99.18.99 1 .0 0 3 for 2e19 3.99 Warm coats, jackets & snowsulte. Special group. Limited quantity. 'M . Famous make. Super-warm. Sizes 4 Cozy brushed nylon short gown & Sizes 12 to 24 months & 2 to 4. Hurry. Broken sizes 7 to 14. to ex, 15.99; sizes 7 to 14. 17.99 matching panty. Slight Irr. Sizes 4 to Sizes 4 to 8. Sizes 10 to 20 reg. 3 for Nitegowns, pajamas, even footed 14. ■ 3.49 now 3 for 2.49. Stock upl pajamas. Sizes 7 to 13. Open Wednesday, Thursday S Friday Hites > Sale Merchandise May Be Exchanged • Many Items Are Also Available At All Our Other Stores. .. Torbes HURRY ON DOWN FOR STOREWIDE SAVINGS. NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 16. BISTRO BARWARE...SET OF 6. OUR OWN BRAND! DOUBLEKNIT BASIC CONTOUR STYLE BRA SAVE AN e n o r m o u s 33% MEN'S , SET BY THE BOX 3.99 9.99 mm' REG. 6.00 ORIG. 15.00 ^ : i! /|i|l \ Style (f 272. All nylon with spandex added Fine Bohemian lead crystal banware for to the back for stretch. Beige or white your home. Choose; 13 oz. pilsner, 10 oz. SALE for sizes 34-36A and 34-38B and C. all purpose glasses, 2 oz. cordials, 10 oz. old fashion or 10 oz. hiball. So delicate! OUR OWN BRAND! DOUBLEKNIT A CAMISOLE NECKLINE STYLE BRA ETCHED CRYSTAL CAPTAIN'S DECANTER SAVES YOU 24% . . . J m 3.99 0 \ ' ' ' ‘■ h ii REG. 6.00 18.99 Style ff 322. W ith flat seams that won't ORIG. 25.00 show through knits. All nylon with span OFF dex. White or beige. 32-36A, B; 34-38C. A beautiful reproduction of the decanters used on sailing ships. With a finely etched OUR ENTIRE ship design. So very handsome! A must OUR OWN BRAND! SEAMLESS for your home. Hurry on down! QIANA« NYLON CONTOUR BRA STOCK MEN'S FAMOUS DRESS SHIRTS 3.99 V OF IMPORTED STONEWARE...20-PC. ...BUY THEM IN THREES! REG. 6.00 MISSY AND SERVICE FOR FOUR. SAVE 50% Style #452. Made of soft Qiana * nylon in a flattering contour style. Beige or white. JUNIOR 3/19.99 32-36A and 34-36B, C sizes. 19.99 ORIG. 3/24.00-3/27.00 LEATHERS ORIG. 40.00 These shirts are from a very famous mak THE LONG LEG PANTY GIRDLE er! Long sleeved polyester knits...3 to a Choose from two hand decorated designs. box. Or long sleeved polyester & cotton ...REINFORCED FOR CONTROL AND LONG Set includes four each: mugs, dinner in threes! 14 Vi-17 neck; 32-35 sleeve. plates, salad plates, bread and butter CLOTH- - plates, cereal bowls. Very pretty! 8.99 AMELIA EARHART LUGGAGE REG. 15.00 MAKES TRAVELING FUN! FAMOUS NAME HOSIERY... Style #112. Reinforced at hips, tummy, FAMOUS 2-PIECE PANT.... BUY THEM IN THREES & SAVE! derriere. All nylon with spandex. Beige or THREE SIZES OF SUMERGRADE white for sizes M, L, IX , 2X, 3X. SUITS...SPECIALLY PRICED POLYESTER BED PILLOWS 25% OFF COATS 3/2.79 OUR SEAMLESS BODY BRIEFER 2/8.99 SMORE ORIG.1.2S PAIR CONVERTS TO HALTER STYLE 29.99 REG. 7.00-10.00 EACH Choose "Stripes" by Earhart! Fashion lug We're sockin' it to ya'! Choose solids and Choose from four temfic styles. These Trimmed or untrimmed leather longs or Machine washable Kodel ® polyester. gage combined with practicality. Features patterns from a famous maker. Made of two piece suits are made of easy care... pantcoats. 8-18; 7-15, orig. 150.00-300.00. easy wear polyester in an assortment of Non-allergenic, too! Choose from standard combination locks, contoured handles, Orion ® acrylic for stretch sizes 10-13. 7.99 Trimmed or untrimmed cloth coats. 8-20; REG. 14.00 your favorite colors. For sizes 10-18 from size, reg. 7.00 ea; queen size, reg. 8.00 T-frame closures, full-strap hinges. 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TWIN SIZE, ORIG. 22.00 Overseas with wheels, reg. 76.95 . . . 57.70 6.99 %OFF 11.99 REG. 10.00 ORIG. 17.00-45.00 ORIG. 20.00 Bring the days of old into your bedroom. These pajamas are made of washable cot Made of cotton in white or antique white. ton and polyester. Choose super solids or Style # 114. Gives you smooth lines from Beautiful coordinates from very famous Made of doubleknit polyester for easy Full size, orig. 27.00...... 16.99 fantastic patterns for sizes A, B, C, D. In waist to below the knee. All nylon with makers.' Pants, shirts, blazers and shirt- care and wear. Pull-on style with fake Queen size, orig. 35.00...... 24.99 long sleeved and long leg styles. Hurry! spandex. Beige, white, S, M, L,1X, 2X, 3X. jacs of polyester. Solids, prints, 8-18. fly-front detail. Prints, solids. 8-18. FORBES IN THE MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN DAILY 10-9. SATURDAY 10-6. USE YOUR FORBES CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. TAKE ROUTE 84.86, EXFT 92 TO FORBES IN THE MANCHESTER PARKADE. ■' il ii i i Torbes &>‘m llace NOW THROUGH MONDAY FEBRUARY 16 FAMOUS APPLIANCES IN MANCHESTER P^KADE ONLY * FRIGIDAIRE, h o t p o in t , w h ir l p o o l MAGNAVOX zen ith KITOIENAID, SONY. RCA, AMANA, ADMIRAL, SYLVANIA MORE • CHOOSE FROM REFRIGERATORS, RANGES, FREEZERSVd I^ W a S tERs ”^ DRYERS, WASHERS, STEREOS, TV'S FAMOUS BRAND REFRIGERATORS Hotpoint 18 cu. ft. double door refrigerator freezer...... 379.99 SAVE 3.80 ON FARBERWARE ® Hotpoint 21 cu. ft. double door refrigerator freezer...... 399.99 STAINLESS STEEL 7V2" FRY PAN General Electric 21 cu. ft. refrigerator freezer...... 399.99 Kelyinator 17 cu. ft. two door refrigerator freezer ...... 299.99 lin n Frigidaire 15 cu. ft. double door refrigerator freezer...... 349.99 J\ Frigidaire 17 cu. ft. two door refrigerator freezer ...... 389.99 6.99 Frigidaire 20 cu. ft. two door refrigerator freezer...... 419.99 ' REG. 10.79 Frigidaire 20 cu. ft. side by side refrigerator f r e e z e r 589 99 FAMOUS BRAND AUTOMATIC WASHERS Special offer on open fry pan of durable, COLOR Westinghouse fully automatic w asher...... 189.99 easy-to-clean stainless steel. With alum Hotpoint automatic w asher...... qq inum clad bottom that eliminates hot-spot Speed Queen deluxe automatic w a sh e r...... 249.99 Ki*chenAlti. cooking...always even-heating. Take ad Whirlpool deluxe automatic washer...... 249 99 vantage of the super savings! I FAMOUS BRAND DRYERS Hotpoint automatic electric dryer...... 159.99 Whirlpool deluxe automatic electric dryer...... !! 169199 Hotpoint deluxe automatic electric d ryer...... 189.99 Whirlpool automatic gas dryer...... 199.99 FAMOUS BRAND RANGES (MANY SELF-CLEAN OVENS) Hotpoint deluxe electric range...... 329.99 Frigidaire deluxe electric range ...... 449.99 Frigidaire deluxe electric ra n g e ...... 319.99 Caloric deluxe electric ran ge...... 299.99 n Hotpoint deluxe electric range...... 359.99 Caloric deluxe gas range with self-cleaning o v e n ...... 379.99 Caloric deluxe gas range...... 249.99 r Tappan deluxe standard gas range...... 239 99 FAMOUS BRAND FREEZERS R C il Admiral 10 cu. ft. freezer...... 199.99 Admiral 16 cu. ft. freezer...... 249.99 Admiral 20 cu. ft. deluxe freezer...... 299.99 Frigidaire 15 cu. ft. freezer...... 299.99 ^ 'I FAMOUS BRAND MICROWAVE OVEN & DISHWASHER LIGHTWEIGHT ELECTRIKBROOM YOUR CHOICE OF FOUR Amana deluxe Radarange...... 399.99 C A L a n i c VACUUM CLEANER BY REGINA KitchenAid deluxe built-in dishwasher...... 299.99 FAMOUS BRAND PORTABLE COLOR TV'S TOP NAME APPLIANCES RCA 19" diagonal ColorTrak solid-state portabie color T V ...... 429.99 Sony 19" diagonal Trinitron portabie color T V ...... 459.99 Magnavox 19" diagonal decorator solid-state portabie color TV . 399.99 29.99 Sylvania 19!' diagonal 100% solid-state portable color T V ...... 329.99 S P E C IA L P U R C H A S E 9.99 Sylvania 13" diagonal solid-state portable color T V ...... 259.99 Versatile vac stores easily and is conven liEaw REG. 11.99-13.99 E A C H Zenith 19" diagonal solid-state portable color T V ...... 379.99 iently styled to get under low furniture. Flip lids with electric Rival ® can opener/knife sharpener, reg. FAMOUS BRAND CONSOLE COLOR TV'S With powerful 425 watt motor, exclusive 11.99. Or get the most from toast with Proctor 2-slice toaster, Magnavox 25" diagonal 100% solid-state console color T V ___ 479.99 RCA 25" diagonal XL-100 solid-state console color T V ...... 549.99 edge cleaning, rug pile dial, easy-to-clean reg. 13.99. And don't forget the unbeatable Waring portable dirt cup. In barn red. Sylvania 25" diagonal solid-state console color TV (pine cabinet) 499.99 hand mixer, reg. 13.99. Or the versatile Proctor iron with spray, iogncivojc. steam and dry actipn, reg. 13.99. Pick any one for 9.99! DENT & SCRATCH SELECTION, ALL FLOOR SAMPLES Just 1 Kelvinator under-the-counter dishwasher...... 149.99 Just 1 Arriana 16 cu. ft. no-frost refrigerator freezer in gold...... 388.99 Just 1 Whirlpool 14 cu. ft. refrigerator freezer...... 249.99 Just 1 Magnavox 25" diagonal solid-state console color TV with remote control, now sale priced...... 499.99 DELIVERY OPTIONAL TAKE ROUTE 84-86,’EXIT 92 TO FORBES IN THE MANCHESTER PARKADE. ASK ABOUT OUR PLANNED BUDGET ACCOUNT FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE. MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. 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