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Mostly sunny, windy, cold, high in Area news . .1—2-B Family...... 3—4-A mid 20s. Clear, cold tonight, low in Classified .. 5-7-B MACC news... I-B teens. Fair, not so cold, Tuesday. High Comics...... 7-A MCC calendar . I-B 30-35. Precipitation probability zero lEupnitm Mpralb Dear Abby .... 7-A Obituaries .... I-A through Tuesday. National weather ‘Tfce Bright On*^ Editorial ...... AA SporU...... 3-4-B forecast map on Page 6-B. SIXTEEN PACES TWO SECTIONS HANCHESTER, CC»m., M(»4DAY, FEBRUARY 7. i m - V(H^ XCVI, No. HR PRICEi nFTEEN CENTS Thousands return to jobs By TIM CODER ask Carter to declare several coun­ over much of the nation today and the number of persons temporarily United Press International ties — particularly in the southwest Tuesday. unemployed last week because of the part of the state — disaster areas to Thanks to citizen efforts at conser­ gas shortage. Governor Rhodes had More than 370,000 workers began help meet huge snow-removal bills. ving natural gas and somewhat placed the number at up to I.S returning to work in upstate New Record-breaking cold held on from gentler weather, most of the 220,00 million. York and northern New Jersey eastern Iowa to South Carolina and industrial workers and 500,000 school today. Ohio Gov. Jam es Rhodes northeast Florida. The Mississippi children idled in upstate New York The harsh winter claimed more again asked President Carter to River town of Dubuque, Iowa, had its began returning to their normal lives in Michigan during the r declare Ohio a disaster area because 43rd day this winter of zero or below. routines this week. weekend. A man froze to death In of cold weather. Record lows for the date were set Monroe County and a 19-year«ld Rhodes also asked the President at Moline. III., 17 below; In­ New Jersey Gov. Brendan T. woman died of inhaling gas fumes for a $90 million grant to help needy dianapolis, 11 below; Charleston, W. Byrne decided to allow Industries in from a furnace in Burlington, Mich. Ohioans pay higher heating bills. Ser­ Va., zero; Wilmington, N.C., 19, and north Jersey to reopen, permitting Residents in snow-battered vice men for Pennsylvania's Colum- Jacksonville, Fla., 27. more than 150,000 workers to go back western and northern New York dug ''bia Gas Co. knocked on doors But the National Weather Service to work. ' out enough to piece daily routines offering to turn off customers' out­ said “relief is on the way.” Ohio Development Director James together, but a ban on driving in Buf­ side gas lights free of charge. Forecasters said moderating Duerk revised downward from 1 falo threatened the business climate Michigan officials said they will temperatures will spread eastward million to between 800,000 and 900,000 in the state's second largest city. Carter considers admiral as CIA director WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Cabinet sessions, but not this one." head of the CIA. Presidential Assis­ Turner, 53, graduated first In his Carter met with his Cabinet this mor­ The President also was giving tant Hamilton Jordan confirmed that class at Annapolis. Later he earned ning but did not open the session to “ serious consideration", to Turner was “under serious con­ an M.A. in foreign affairs as a news coverage as some reporters nominating Adm. Stansfield Turner, sideration," along with several other Rhodes' scholar at Oxford. He spent had anticipated. a former classmate of his at the U.S. possibilities. most of his time at sea on destroyers. Press Secretary Jody Powell said, Naval Academy and commander of Cabinet meetings have traditional­ He went to the PenUgon In 1971 as y ‘"There will be some coverage of NATO forces in southern Europe, as ly been closed to reporters, but the Navy's director of systems Carter told his Cabinet last Monday analysis, and later spent a three-year that he would like to open the term as president of the Naval War Schaffer to seek meetings to press coverage on a College in Newport, R.I. limited basis. Carter, his family and Mary Fitz­ Powell said Carter wanted to patrick, convicted murderer whose “discuss it further" with members sentence was commuted so she could director post today, and it was speculated that a become Amy's nursemaid, attended “pool" reporter might be admitted to Amy's baptism at the First Baptist Democratic Town Chairman Ted said, the town committee will respect his wishes, however they today's session. Church Sunday. Cummings today verified a report Carter had said national security that Beldon H. Schaffer, of 118 would be losing a “very fine person." The replacement for Thompson matters would be discussed in secret, Carter closed his eyes in prayer as Porter St., is one of the contenders to will be* announced Feb. 21 at 7:30 and wondered if open forums would Amy, 9, was totally immersed In the Turns over hatchet fill the vacancy on the Board of p.m. at an informal gathering at inhibit some Cabinet members. baptistory at the front of the sanc­ Director created by the resignation George Washington Garman is cheerfully turning over his Manchester Community College of Powell said some Cabinet members tuary by Dr. Charles A. Trentham, of Deputy Mayor John Thompson. thought they would be constrained in the senior pastor. Gladys Silo Mbua, hatchet, along with the honor and the glory of the traditional Cummings said, however, that town committee members and per­ sons who have worked for the their remarks if they knew reporters 16, from the Cameroona in West Washington Day Birthday Sale to Honest Abe Apter who is there are about 10 persons who have were present. Africa, also was baptized. taking over the responsibilities this year for a smashing one-day expressed interest and are being con­ Democratic Party. Lincoln’s Birthday Sale sponsored by Downtown merchants sidered by the town committee's Saturday. Bringing in more logs for the rail splitter are Leo nominating committee for the posi­ tion. He said the committee is for­ Jackson Juran, Creighton Crockett Shoor and Fighting Fred tunate to have “many good people to Saudis reject OPEC proposal Nassiff. (Herald photo by Pinto) choose from." He also said that Director Pascal KUWAIT (UPI) - A Kuwait after Secretary of State Cyrui The two-tier price system, which Prignano has Indicate to him tw t “it newspaper said today Saudi Arabia Vance's Middle Bast tour later this marked the first serious split in the will be very tough" for him TO run will not alter its position holding its month. oil cartel, has forced several OPEC again. If that is the case, Cumimngs oil price increase to 5 per cent until "Saudi Arabia will not rescind its members to reduce production levels decision (to raise its oil price by 5 per to counter-balance an Increase in the News summary cent) because that was basically a output of lower-priced oil from Saudi political decision prompted by inter­ Arabia and the United Arab Complied from United Press Internatlonel national, particularly, American fac­ Emirates. Missionaries slain tors,” the newspaper As Slyassa Qatari Oil Minister Sheikh Abdel said, quoting informed sources. Aziz Ben Khalifa Al Than! has toured stage the run that led to the worst $ by black guerrillas Saudi Arabia and the United Arab a number of OPEC countries to State elevated train crash in Chicago 3 . Emirates were the two members of muster support for a proposal to history, but say it will he six | the Organization of 'Petroleum abolish the two-price system and NEW HAVEN - Former Presi- SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) - Christopher Shepher-Smith, Father months before a final report will | Black nationalist guerrillas have Martin Thomas and Brother John Exporting Countries who last heal the rift in OPEC. ^ dent Gerald Ford is keeping a low be issued. The Friday night crash ^ December decided to raise the prices His proposal was turned down by profile while visiting his alma killed seven white Catholic mis­ Conway. The nuns all belonged to the killed 11 persons and injured 200 sionaries in the worst attack against Dominican order, he said. of their oil by 5 per cent for all of Saudi Arabia and the UAE Sunday, '5; mater today, talking with others. 55 clergymen of the four-year war, a The spokesman said he had no 1977. The other 11 OPEC members following talks in Riyadh between K students and faculty of Yale agreed to increase prices by 10 per the oil ministers of the two countries. University as a Chubb Fellow. church spokesman said today. further details of the killing and LOWELL, Fla. — Authorities | The spokesman said guerrillas nationalities and hometowns were cent on Jan. 1 and by another 5 per Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamanl and believe an escaped killer, Richard g cent in July, 1977. Maneh ai Otaibah, respectively. HARTFORD - Samuel Gould, killed three Jesuit priests and four not yet available. Lee Williams, and his Honduran- :55 nuns Sunday night at a mission sta­ Connecticut's commissioner of born wife, Ondina, whom he freed higher education pro tern, says tion about 37 miles northeast of in a daring raid on the state ^ Salisbury. the state's higher education women's prison Sunday, may try Legislators to probe complaints system needs to be overhauled The surviving white priest said the to flee the country, possibly to S guerrillas rounded up the mis­ and predicts the restructuring Honduras. All cities with inter- g will occur this year, but he is not sionaries and shot them to death, the of education funding ineqauities national airports have been g spokesman said. sure how it will be altered or how alerted by police. much it will cost. He identified the priests as Father HARTFORD (UPI) - leaders of Glassman said. He said once it Officials estimate that for utlsfac- HARTFORD - Lynn Alan SAN FRANCISCO - Tomio | the legislature's Education Com­ becomes entrenched "it becomes dif­ tory equalization of the GTB formula Brooks, state commissioner of Ikegawa triumphantly finished a Baby tossed mittee are planning to look into com­ ficult to make changes. We should lawmakers would have to allocate planning and energy policy, says 118-day, 5,000-mile solo trip % plaints that the grant formula used to find out now if there are inequities." $425 million. there is no evidence Sunday across the Pacific Ocean Sunday, to safety finance public schools is inequitable. "We think we shoo'd trke a look at closing laws would mean energy but had to spend the night aboard Known as the Guaranteed Tax it to see if some adjustments should Obstacle to regulation conservation citing recreational HARTFORD (UPI) - A smoky his tiny sailboat until he could go 3 Base formula, the program is be made," said Schneller. One criticism of the present GTB trips that might take play of a fire ripped through a 40-family apart­ through U. S. Customs and Im- designed to equalize the ability of Formula complex program is that it prevents progreu Sunday shopping trip that could ment building in 25 degree cold migration today. rich and poor towns to pay for public toward equalization, because all 144 mean the use of even more fuel. today, but firemen were able to The complex GTB formula was education by reducing financing dis­ enacted two years ago. It is seen as eligible towns get the same $18.25 WACO, Tex. — No has stepped ^5 rescue, the tenants whose exit was parities caused by a difference in blocked by a back door nailed shut. the possible alternative if the state payment. Regional forward to claim the half-million local property tax bases. Supreme Court upholds a challenge Glassman and Schneller say it Is Edward Watts, 19, a tenant who Education Committee cochairmen dollars two teen-agers said they ^ to the present formula that derives possible the money expected to MEDFORD, Mass. — Trustees fled the building implored a found on a South Texas ranch, and 3 Sen. Richard F. Schneller, D-Essex, most of its revenues from local be appropriated for GTB in the com­ at Tufts University voted Satur­ screaming woman in a second floor and Rep. Abraham L. Glassman, D- police say court action will | property taxes. ing year could be changed, so poorer day to go ahead with plans to in­ window to throw her baby down from South Windsor, said they will probably be necessary to deter- « Review of possible inequities of the towns would benefit at the expense of clude a New England veterinary 20 fdet. “I caught the baby in my examine some potentially controver­ mine ownership of the cash which g GTB program is part of an effort to the richer ones. school in the university's health arms,” he said. police believe may have been g sial changes in the system. prepare for a possible ruling by the Critics also contend the current science program. The baby, Teneka Freeman, 18 hidden by narcotic smugglers. g months old, was hospitalized. Help for poorer towns court that the present school funding formula does not make allowances Such changes would favor the system is unconstitutional, the two for the large non-educational BOSTON — The extortion- Alvin Temple, 21, said he thought WASHINGTON - Interior | the fire started in the basement of poorest towns with a bigger state aid lawmakers said. expenses, like more police and conspiracy trial of state Sens. Secretary Cecil Andrus says he S share, weigh the formula in favor of The GTB program is currently un­ welfare, in major urban areas. Joseph J. C. DiCarlo and Ronald the 75 Evergreen St. building in a has ordered an investigation into | neighborhood studded with apart­ major cities, and force uniform derfunded, and last year only $10 Changing the formula to alleviate C. MacKehzie begins its third charges that oil companies are « property tax assessment practices on million was approved. It gave each of that problem could create a political week in federal court today with ment buildings not far from the holding back available natural gas | downtown section. communities. the 144 eligible towns only $18.25 per controversy, because there are many the resumption of cross examina­ in order to force Congress to « Officials gave no preliminary “The whole program is so critical, pupil more than the old flat grant more lawmakers from rural and sul^ tion of one of the government's decontrol prices. g cause for the fire. its foolish to just leave it alone,” system of $250 per pupil. urban areas than the major cities. star witnesses The two legislators ¥ are accused of demanding money * from and out-of-state construction firm if it wanted to continue to do International business in the state. NAIROBI, Kenya — The United Grasso to submit budget Tuesday States is committed to playing a BOSTON — An extended HARTFORD (UPI) - (Jov. Ella T. $1.75 billion. Mrs. Grasso's proposed more lundlng are consumer protec­ propose a gradual state takeover of greater role in Africa but will not tion. the elderly, vocational educa­ municipal welfare payments Ihe weather outlook for support black demands that it Grasso is expected to present a $1.88 increase will really be somewhere Massachusetts, Connecticut and billion budget, sprinkled with small above 7.5 per cent. tion. welfare, health and state state now picks up 90 per cent of the help topple Rhodesian Prime employe salaries. The judicial » Rhode Island has increasing spending increases for several agen­ general assIsUnce tab Minister Ian Smith, U. N. Am­ It was reported Mrs Grasso will system is also expected to receive She is expected to call (or complete g cloudiness Wednesday with bassador Andrew Young said cies, to the General Assembly this ask for a bonded borrowing package g chance of occasional snow or rain Tuesday. more funds. takeover of municipal welfare today. of more than $90 million for a variety Connecticut's 169 tovms and cities payments and administrative costs 5 Thursday and Friday. Highs up- of grant and construction projects. 6 per 20 to mid 30s Wednesday Mrs. Grasso has promised the are also expected to get some more over a three year period. ’LONDON — Britain celebrated According to the paper's sources, I rising to upper 30s and mid 40s by budget proposal will contain no tax aid. but not as much as they have the 25th anniverary of Queen this will allow Mrs. Grasso to keep 3 Friday. Overnight lows in teens increases, but will include some asked for. In her budget proposal. Mrs. Elizabeth IPs accession to the this year's budget below the $2 billion g early Wednesday rising to 20s by form of business tax relief. Mrs. Grasso is expected to propose Grasso will also call for corporate throne Sunday with newspaper Mrs. Grasso's proposed spending mark. ,. , that municipalities receive a larger tax relieL She is expected to ask for a ^ early Friday morning. At her budget-making disposal, tributes. But the royal family increase for 1977-78 represents a 4.6 portion of federal revenue-sharing gradual three-year elimination of the spent a quiet day at Windsor Cas­ per cent increase over this year's Mrs. Grasso has a $35 million surplus funds. Last year, the state received 3.5 per cent sales tax on business ser­ I National tle out of respect for the memory adopted budget of $1,794 billion, from last year's budget This year's $6 million in those funds, but this vices and new machinery. of the Queen's father. King which terminates June 30. surplus is expected to surpass $50 year Mrs. Grasso thinks Connecticut Mrs. Grasso is also expected to CHICAGO — Federal in­ George VI, whose death on Feb. 6, million. propose a small scale tax credit plan vestigators anrf city officials re- Actual spending down will get about $28 million. 1952 brought her to the throne. (or industries which invest to create However, since actual spending Increases expected Welfare takeover to start jobs in heavy unemployment areas. this year is expected to fall short of Program areas likely to receive Mrs. Grasso is also expected to MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , Moo , Feb 7. 1S77 - PAGE THREE-A PAGE TWO-A— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 7, 1977

About town Theater J Dental In the service 'schedule*^ Health Manchester Chapter, Savings and Loan building, in the church library George H. Routhler, son years of training as an in- Now undergoing basic vanced Instruction before SPEBSQSA, will meet 1105 New Britain Ave., Tuesday at 2 p.m. Pastor Burnside Theater 1 — fantryman. training at Ft. Sill. Okla., reporting to his permanent "Carrie” 7:25-9:20 Week of Mrs. Anne B. Parrington tonight at 7:30 at the Teen Elmwood. More informa­ Dale Gustafson will be the of Warwick, R.I. and A fter com pleting a he will also receive ad- duty station. Center Annex of tion may be obtained by Burnside Theater 2 — speaker. Hostesses are "Shout at the Devil” 7:00-9:10 February 6-12 is the 29th annual Alfred G. Routhler of 88 seven-week basic course a t ------Manchester Recreation calling 242-9551. Harriet Casperson and Vernon Cine 1 — “Carrie” National Children’s Dental Health Hillside Ave., Vernon, was Ft. Leonard Wood. Mo., Center. The meeting is Eleanor Casperson. 7:10-9:10 Week. As part of the observance, the recently promoted to Army Grover will receive ad­ open to all area men in­ The board of Christian Avo Atqiie Vale Vernon Cine 2 — "Shout at Manchester Evening Herald, in specialist four while ser­ vanced instruction before terested in singing four- concern of Center HH g rtpm eau aboal fUtjr pm aai of vtial mnalaa to mt afltr iM Temple Chapter, OES, the Devil” 7:20-9:30 cooperation with the American Den­ ving with the 3Sth Infantry reporting to his duty part barbershop harmony. Congregational Church will UA Theater 1 — "The En­ assignment with the 101st. jrian of folik warfart waffd aplrat aacli doofMjr Romaa wamon at will meet Wednesday at 8 tal Association, today begins a series Division at Schofield Caeur. Ocare, Vrrfi) and Ovtd My m rtat 19 Uw Raitara Soateard meet tonight at 7:30 in the forcer” 7:15-9:15 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ of six articles on facts you should Barracks. Hawaii. Airiwme Division at Ft. ralmlMtod in aarondUMaal Rwr ondw on Utt IWtfMa of PraoMtof* The Second church library. ple. After the meeting, Mr. UA Theater 2 — “Mondo Campbell, Ky. I am ratinnf trofn MtchacU alirr a |ood many yaara, meat tpesB aa know about dental health. Spec. Routhler, a radio m Congregational Church and Mrs. Ronald Mottram, Magic” 7:10-9:10 Grover, a 1970 graduate Main S).. m Manrhntrr And Uus Mama U bt*t way avallabW to ma lo UA Theater 3 — "Never a 1 have seen references on televi­ telephone operator with lay loodbya to ao many paopk with whom I hart »n)oyfd a warm and council will meet tonight at The Waddell School PTA worthy patron and matron, rewardinf raUtkxnlnp e m the yaara With aomt of yxm. (laa raUtionaiNp sion to the ehild's “cavity-prone Company A., 1st Battalion, of Portsmouth Abbey High 7:30 in the church parlor. executive board will meet respectively, and their of- Dull Moment” 7:00-9:15; "3 School in Portsmouth, R.I., hat aitendcd uato the third leoeratMn I like to IhtnA that tt waa a iHUe Caballeros” 8:30 years." What is this condition? 14th Infantry of the more than Jait a merchant-coitomer thiim tonight at 7:30 at the home ficers wjU observe attended the University of By the age of 12 or 13, most of a division’s 2nd Brigade, I leave you to what t helleve to be |o^ handa Al WaOace hat been The worship committee of Mrs. Jeanne Wright, 25 Neighbors Night and host Connecticut proir to enlist­ with Michaels lor lUty years! And Pete WalUck. whom im al of yoa know. child's permanent teeth are in posi­ entered the Army in June U a youni man of In t^ ty and conaciencr of North United Methodist Brent Rd. officers from chapters ment. tion. Unfortunately, the teen years 1975. For thoee of you who were fortunale m oofh not to have effaced in the Church will meet tonight at I Mon.-Tuet. 99* I tame futile *truz|le lo which t w u aobjected. or were even poorae throughout the state. The are when the highest rate of tooth atudentj than I (m y lather, where ever he la. la ataru^ « dtabellef at ttM 7 at the church. The Phebe Circle of Emanuel star point officers of Tem­ l-Bb (IIT 91-rouow BUBNSIDI SIGNS Richard Glidden, son of decay occurs. Statistics indicate that Army Pvt. l.C. Thomas onei or Jiut plain aren't eaflicienUy mlereated lo ronsoll Bartlett, the trustees will meet at 7:30 Lutheran Church will meet ple Chapter are in charge Mr. and Mrs. Keith by age 14 the average person has 14 N. Oliver of Amston par­ headme tranaUlea lo — "Hail and Farewell ’’ at the church. of refreshments. Glidden of 210 Mountain Up with honor and down with Richard Ntxon’ HopcIuUy. more of the BURNSIDE El decayed, missing or filled teeth. ticipated in ceremonies for LA STRADA WEST lsmw»smAYi,L m . • S3t.iii: Rd. was recently sworn former rvtKlea in our land than we know Thankfully, we have had bat one There are three major factors that the inauguration of Presi­ of the Utter The administrative into the U.S. Army for four 1 ahall miaa you HAIR RAI8INQ1 play a role in tooth decay by dent Jimmy Carter in board of South United OPEN 24 HRS. years of training as a den­ triggering a chain reaction: Plaque, Washington. D.C. on Jan. H ia MALKENSON Methodist Church will Fri. & Sat. GLOBE ‘‘CARRIE" tal specialist. 20. meet tonight at 7:30 at the 471 Hartford Rd. R 7:20 9dt0 sugar and tooth suceptibility. By Travel Service paying more attention to these three Pvt. Oliver is a member church. 646-9198 ROQER MOORE 555 MAIN STREET L E E M A R V IN items, teen-agers could make a of the Honor Guard with 643-2165 "SHOUT AT drastic change in the statistics. Company E., 1st Battalion British Isles Chapter, C2;:\THEATRES EAST of the 3rd Infantry at Ft. Daughters of the British First, plaque is the sticky, almost Over 30 Yean THE DEVIL” Myer, Fla. He entered the Ws Cherry Month at Empire, will meet PO 7:00 9:10 invisible film of bacteria that forms Travel Experience Army in June 1975. Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at on everyone’s teeth. When sugar is Wearing buttons and smiles Authorized agent in Pvt. Oliver is a 1975 Shady GlenH the Hartford Federal Manchester for all WEDNESOAYI consumed, bacteria in plaque use it “SHAGGY D.A.” and form acids that attack the tooth graduate of Rham High Bennet Junior High School administrators and students are supporting National Vocational Airlines, Railroads and •nd Liz Vilman School in Hebron. He is the Steamship Lines.. enamel, eventually causing decay. Education Week this week by wearing a big buttons that say, "We’re Building America.” This printing test pattern is W A LT D IS N E Y 'S “FACE TO FACE" Teen-agers often neglect good oral son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil E. part of The Herald quality Dubonnet Allan Cone, principal, and Ronald Edmondson, vice principal, have just received their but­ I NIVERADULLMOMENt hygiene habits. But brushing and Oliver of 5 Bangor Rd., control program in order to 3 CABIUEROS Amston. Black Cherry tons from Kelly Woods and William Bissette, students enrolled in a vocational program at give you one ot the finest flossing once a day to remove plaque Ice Cream Bennet. (Herald photo by Pinto) newspapers in the nation. HAVE yOUR NEXT can make a big difference. At the same time, it is wise to cut Army Spec. 4 Roger J. ^Luiciout Cherry Ice Cream, fhorli down on the number of times sweets Pelletier, son of Mr. and full of heauliful, plump, block eherriee.. S h ow ca se BREAKFAST are consumed. It is especially impor­ Mrs. Joseph E. Pelletier of , C in e m a s tant to avoid sweet snacks. Parents 64 Warren Ave., Vernon, ' AT BONANZA recently participated in an Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream IMTBR8TATe04 can make sure that a child has a well- Shady Glen Quollly FaiilMa lee Cream, and Bennet students observing EXrrBB balanced diet at home that will aid in annual service practice at ^ SILVmLAMe Ft. Bliss, Tex. L Inecloue Maraechino Red Cherriee, 7 to 11 a.m. the building of strong teeth and r 6S b h t8 8 t m e t bones. But teen-agers spend more T5Si-.)8v He is a gunner with BA8T HARTFORD Complete menu Waitress service Battery D, 3rd Battalion, Vocational Education Week 888-8810 time away from home and often Dr. Robert Fish, chairman of the 1977 Dental Health Week ••There h A Difference ... and en|oy FREE COFFEE choose the wrong foods, Including Committee of the Manchester Dental Society, with Dorothy 4th Air Defense Artillery of MAOMMMTWCes sugary foods and beverages as the 82nd Airborne Division and It'i Mon.-Tuas. n n « 12.00 til 2i30P.m. with your breakfast and this coupon Thompson, at left, and Nancy Tyrrell, both dental hygienists in between-meal snacks. Careful selec­ from Ft. Bragg, N.C. Bennet Junior High School students a student assembly on preparing for throughout the week visiting the BothClnoE the Manchester school system, look over the entries in the QUALITY!' will participate in a program of ac­ jobs in the 1980s. Speakers were John school. tion of their own foods can also help Spec. Pelletier entered tivities this week in observation of Tracy, training director from On Wednesday, parents are invited to reduce decay. townwide poster-essay contest conducted in the 5th and 6th the Army in February 1975. National Vocational Education Heublein; James Denunzio, to tour the vocational facilities of the The final factor is susceptible grades. (Herald photo by Pinto) He received an A.A- Week. The program’s theme is automotive instructor and depart­ school throughout the day. teeth. Scientists are trying to find degree from the University On Thursday and Friday, a job ways of making teeth more resistant of Texas in El Paso in 1976. building the personal skills of the ment head from Albert I, Prince adequate fluoride from birth is fluoride toothpaste, Sbadif, (baijuf, StohaA^ cluster program will be offered to all to decay. They have found, for exam­ young people of America. Technical School in Hartford; Mrs. Km&I known to curtail tooth decay by about piaque removal, avoiding sweet I WO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Nancy Grassilli, department head of students. Various people from diver­ NO PASSES ACCEPTED ple, that fluoride is a compound that Stephen Grover, son of During this week, schools 65 per cent. Another practical way of snacks and using fluorides every day Rt. 6 A 44A»Open Dally and Sun.; Parkadr Branfh- -Mon, thru Sal. sified backgrounds in the community helps to significantly reduce tooth Mrs. Gladys Grover of 305 (John and Brrnlcn Rlnfi) throughout the country will be visited the Cooperation Occupational Educa­ getting fluoride is to use an accepted can add up to better dental health. by citizens in various vocations. tion Program (COEP) program at will participate in these events. > S I L V E R decay. Drinking water containing Oak St. recently enlisted in The staff and student body at Manchester High School. Mrs. In addition to these planned ! BCUTfS IS • 14 • H S T R E R I - I > Uie U.S. Army for four Bennet plan to participate in various Grassilli, who is also a distributive programs, several individual Bxcitingll NO PASSES ACCEPTED ###•#* tb## ###### career oriented activities geared to education teacher, presented some of classroom teachers plan specific RoQf Moof»«L— Manrln exploring the world of work. her students in a fashion show. career oriented activities within SHOUTAT Today,several speakers addressed There will be other guest speakers their subject matter areas. 1HEDEVH. Leaders named ~ 649-9333— ' T r r Students named 1977 School; Brian A. Fish, ARE YOU GETTING THE Coventry High School; moriartybrothers General Mills Family k PZCto hear two zone requests 240 Spencer St. 287 W. Middle Tnpk. Leaders of Tomorrow at Kathleen J. Morianos, BEST PRICE Ux Bolton High School; and Manchester high schools have been an­ "THE ^ nounced. They won the Penelope Sibun, Rham High School, Hebron. OH YOUR O pen A / PiNKPAHTHEK clip IM$ coupon wmammiumm honor by scoring highest in concerning Buckland park Hours Dallv From thd ranks of all FOR EMERtXM!Y SERVICE their schools in a written STRIKES knowledge and attitude school winners in the state, Two more zoning matters con­ this water body has a low-quality north of Burnham St. a State Family Leader of PRESCRIPTIONT^ f i t l nected with the town’s planned in­ Both of these areas are included in examination administered rating. to seniors throughout the Tomorrow will be selected Compare in Arthur's Consumer's dustrial park will be presented to the Two other bodies of water, in the the park primarily for drainage TUESDAY M@bil [i^ country last Dec. 7. through judging centered Open Book, the prices of thou­ Planning and Zoning Commission northern section of the park, will be facilities and roadway work that will HEATING OILS Each will receive a cer­ on test performance and sands of prescription items are available at the flip (PZC), which meets today at 7:30 used for drainage and siltation run­ be needed. OIL BUBNEB 9 tificate from General Mills will receive a $1,500 of e finger, for all the world to tee. Vet, we deliver. p.m. in the Municipal Building’s off from the park. and will be considered for college scholarship. The hearing room. The PZC is also the town’s Inland- These two small parcels were HEATIN6INSTALUTION added to the park after the first state and national honors. second-ranking student in At all The Economic Development Com­ Wetlands Agency and would have to 643-5135 PLEASE CAlltHEArRE Area winners are: Julie the state will receive a $500 hartford|m anch«st«r rockvills mission, which is the applicant for grant permits for work that would application to the PZC for a zone FOR SCREEN TIMES FAMILY 315 Center St. Manchester A. Hudson, Manchester scholarship. ARTHUR DRUG STORES both items, is requesting a permit for affect water bodies. change for most of the park. That W i n d s o r change, to Industrial Zone, was High School; Jeanne M. Representing every state inland-wetlands work and a zone The requested zone change, from and the District of Colum­ granted by the PZC on Jan. 17. Mader, Elast Catholic High change needed for two small parcels Rural Residence Zone to Industrial School; Candace R. David­ bia, the 51 leaders will of land included in the proposed park. Zone, is for parcels in the northeast SPECIAL son, Rockville High gather in Colonial 2^ The 2nd Amud Qairol O A SPECIAL FOR ALL TIME The zone change, however, has COLGATE The wetlands permit is needed and northwest sections of the HEARTS Williamsburg, Va. in April been appealed by two local at­ School; Marie E. Bedard, because there are three bodies of proposed 393-acre park site. umsimier Survey torneys, Bruce Beck and Anthony Ellington High School; for an expense-paid Swaapetakes ** TOOTHPASTE ALL water within the park site. One of the The northwest addition covers Susan M. Schoenberger, educational tour there and bodies, in the south central part of about 18 acres and is located on the Pagano, on behalf of seven clients, four of whom live within the ARE FOR East Hartford High in Washington, D.C. the park, will be partially filled to ac­ south side of Burnham St. near its proposed park’s boundaries. SWANK and commodate alterations needed for junction with Chapel Rd. The Heart Ring epriSaon •31.50 the pa^k. Walter Fuss, engineering northeast section is about six acres The J.C. Penney Co., which plans IMOOD WATCHESI consultant for the park, has said that and is on the east side of Windsor St., to locate a catalog distribution VALENTIHES center in the park and would be the Births H BAYER major tenant, had previously been H LATEST STTLES scheduled to appear before the PZC DECONGESTANT School offers program tonight for a special exception hearing. Juirae, Natalie Ann, Gay Brooks St. Louis of 146 2oz. daughter of Roland and Smith Dr., East Hartford. COLD TABS on energy saving Claire Reynolds Jutras of He was born Jan. 30 at A special exception is required for Austlan Crystal Peterboro, N.H. She was R o c k v ille G e n e ra l any planned development that will born Jan. 22 at Monondock Hospital. His foster mater- The Manchester Adult Evening average Unitea States homeowner, cover more than four acres and in­ Pendant *19.50 *’ ‘ * Pkg. of 24 Hospital in Peterboro. Her nal grandparents are Mr. 1 99 75 School will offer the State of Connec­ thus savings effected by insulation clude parking for more than 60 cars. maternal grandparents are and Mrs. Dick Trewhella of ticut Home Energy Savers’ program are even more important to Connec­ The Penney site would be about 150 Diamond BKBRflZBt Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose M. 128 Terrace Dr., Vernon. Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room ticut citizens. KEYSTONf 115x acres. Reynolds of 1188 W. Middle His paternal grandparents VASELINE INTENSIVE CAREr 225 at Manchester High School. There is no charge for this Pendant Vaseline I This course is designed to acquaint program. Although some people have •125- Tpke. Her paternal grand- are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CAMERA KIT No date has yet been set for the BATH BEADS 15 oz $*!**•'•"* all Connecticut homeowners with already registered for this workshop, parents are Mr. and Mrs. St. Louis of 18 Old Town U m i drop-in film rescheduling of the special exception and F R I E S only 89 ^ Rggular or Mineral B a t h ^ ^ ^ both the energy and economic good all interested persons are welcome to Roland H. Jutras of Lan- Rd., Vernon. S la y /tV i caiiridgt and Magicuba sense of home insulation and to attend. hearing. tana, Fla. Her maternal k . At great-grandmother is Anna provide information and guidance on Rose, Jane Alicia, insulation and other winterization participating D. Brown of Manchester IlKIM pilils DYNAMIC D a i r i j ^ DAIRY techniques to Connecticut Pearl Pendant *9.95 >41 Manor. She has twin daughter of Dr. Bruce A beltlass (eminine napkins “ Q U EEN sisters, Christine and and Brenda Jones Rose of homeowners. Public records Matching Earrings *9.95 Q u e e n STEREO B R A Z IE R * Michelle. Long Beach, Calif. She was Soft & Dri Special "Home Energy Savers’ Enlarged Slightly stores. born Sept. 25 at St. Mary’s Workshops" provided by the federal HEADPHONES W urrunly (li'eds Schaedler, both of Jupiter, Fla., to J. Hospital in Long Beach. Anti-Perspirunt Roll-On Energy Administration will be Wayne L. Miller and Frances D, Her maternal grand­ supplied by the Connecticut Depart­ Richard Lavatori and Mary C. 39 Box of 30'i I Miller, both of Tequesta, Fla., to Lavatori, both of Coventry, property brazier. Yellen, Katherine parents are Mr. and Mrs. ment of Planning and Energy Policy. John H. Pontillo and Rosemary S. on Grissom Rd., $62.70 conveyance d i a m o n d Alexander, daughter of Edward Jones of DeFunia Our Reg. 2.49 Why is the program necessary? U 5 Pal OH.. Am D 0 Carp (Cl Copyright 1977 Am D 0 Corp Pontillo, property at 282 Redwood tax. Peter S. and Robin Freitag Springs, Fla. Her paternal 1.95 Amost 20 per cent of Connecticut Rd., $52.25 conveyance tax. Place Your TRUST m (Jtiilrliiim deeds the Diamond Spacialist Yellen of Springfield, grandmother is Mrs. energy is used for home heating and «iSSSSSm6as«(S5S5SSS5K-»» George H. McLafferty Jr. and Craig F. White, Vernon, to Charles MANCHESTER Mass. She was bom Feb. 1 Dallas Rose of 295 Main St. it is estimated that four out of five Marilyn S. McLafferty, both of N. MANCHESTER PARKAOE • MO-OOTS Mao at Rockville General Palm Beach, Fla., to John F. J. Coniam, property at 40 Olcott St., VERNON. BRISTOL PLAZA, WE^TPARMS, SIMSBURY 684 HARTFORD ROAD Connecticut single-family homes are no conveyance tax. Hospital. Her maternal PLASTIC inadequately insulated. Also the O'Rourke and Elizabeth M. BEIGE PANTY HOSE Jazeps Strautins to Rozalija I------1 grandparents are Mr. and Vendrillo, Richard PHOTO ALBUMi Connecticut homeowner pays about O’Rourke, property on Meadow Liepins, property on Strong St., no FLOWER SHOW Mrs. Arthur Freitag of St. Peter, son of Dennis L. and 1'2 times as much for energy as the Lane, $61.60 conveyance tax. 20 PAGES-10 SHEETS SHOWER conveyance tax. Hartford Civic Cantor Petersburg, Fla. Her PKG. of 2 PAIR Louis C. Schaedler Jr. and Janet C. Linda Dion Vendrillo of 270 1 1 V x 9 % " L & M Developers Inc., Hartford, Fob. 10 Ihrli 13 BONANZA LONCHBQNS paternal grandparents are Charter Oak St. He was to Wayne L, Miller and Frances D. DIacouni tichata available at Mr. and Mrs. John Yellen born Jan. 8 at Manchester Regular 2.99 CURTAIN Miller, both of Tequesta, Fla., G R E E N S and T H IN G S of Rockville. Her maternal 643-163S Memorial Hospital. His Lg. 7 2" X 72" Meeting this week property at 282 Redwood Rd., no con­ great-grandparents are maternal grandparents are Reg. 1.00 pkg. veyance tax. ^ — — — — — — — — — — —. Mr. and M rs. H. Richard B. Dion of 105 OVAL METAL Reg. 3.59 Health, Hearing Room. Uerlifieiile of utlaehment ManchMttf Evening Harald Bornkossel of Florida and Here’s this week’s schedule of McClinch Services, Inc., Fairfield, ONLY q .69 Eldridge St. and Ingeborg public mdetings in Manchester 8 p.m. —Board of Directors, Publlahad avary avanlng axcapt Mrs. A. Freitag of New Bates of 325 Autumn St. WASTEBASKETS against Plasticrete Corp., Philip Sunday! and hoUdayt. Eniarad at tha MON .. SLOPPY JOES or MEATLOAF Jersey. Her paternal great- I locations are in Municipal Building, Hearing Room, Paolella, Alfred Paplella, Ralph Manchaatar, Conn. Post Oftica at Sa- His paternal grandparents cond Claaa Mall Mattar. TUBS .. grandparents are Mr. and 41 Center St., unless noted): tliursday Paolella, all of Hamd^, Harold Thi- SALISBURY STEAK or FISH SANDWICH are Ann Vendrillo of 318 W ED ... Mrs. S. Yellen of Rockville Oakland St. and Pasquale Monday 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s Hours, Probate sle, Northford, Hartford National Suggested Carrier Rates SPAGHETTI or BEEF STEW “ is* and A. M acB eth of 7 p.m. —Board of Tax Review Court. Bank and Trust Co., Hartford, and Payibl* In Advtnc* THtiRS HOT TURKEY SANDWICH or MEATLOAF Vendrillo of 11 Harriet Dr., Reg. 2.59 SIngla copy ...... I 5a Rockville. She has a 7 p.m. —Board of Tax Review Allied Building Systems, Inc., W a a k iy ...... i...... 90a BAKED ZITI or FISH SANDWICH Vernon. His paternal 7:30 p.m. —Planning and Zoning FRI . . . . brother, Adam Peters; and S/Uf storM lo day and rum thru Solurdov N qht' Commission. Hearing Room. - 7:30 p.m. —Arts Council. Hearing Manchester, $50,000, property at 260 Ona m onth...... $3.00 LIVER & ONIONS or BEEF STEW great-grandfather is Peter Thfaa montha ...... $11.70 SAT ... a sister, Jennifer Vendrillo of Manchester. 8 p.m, —Board of Education, Room, Tolland Tpke. S ix m o n th a ...... I23.4C . [ I T I '.‘.N I I I II I IVl ' I I : ' I ■ I' ' ■ ■ O n a y a a r ...... tao.BC Elizabeth. His maternal great- BiNkAMfUlCAUD curriculum and instruction, 45 N. 8 p.m. —Board of Education, Fi'ileriil tux lien Mall Rataa Upon Raquaat Inrluden tialaH from our All You Gun Kul Salad Hur. [iMSief ctiarge] |ANKAMtilCA«D or grandparents are Mr. and «■« .«*i*a***'6*0 , , I !•: f ',1 !• . I t u t UK.M I ' I . , '.•I ' School St. budget meeting. 45 N. School St. The Internal Revenue Service Subacribara who fall to racalva Offer good 11 a.m. • 2 p.m., .Muiiduy • Saturdux against Richard Gagliardi, Family thalf nawapapap batora S:S0 p.m. St. I.ouix, Jaxon Mrs. Alfred Dion of MASTK CHAIGl CAID Tuesday Saturday ahould talaphona tha circulation Miehael, son of Allan and Catering Service, 81 Foster St., $1,- dapartmant 647-094$. 210 SI*K,\t.KR ST. 287 WHST MIIMH.K TM»K. Manchester. 4:.30 p.m. —Advisory Board of 9 a.m, —Board of Tax Review. 086.67. m

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Police report i Winter sports Dr. Lamb Man faces charges Police were Investigating a three tape recorders, and three stopped at a stop light at Main and report burglary and theft at B.D. Pearl radios were stolen in the break, School Sts. which was driven by Skating will be permitted today un­ Appliance Store at 649 Main St. which police said. William L. Nighan, 38, of 5 'Thayer following accident der Recreation Department supervi­ Avocado has plenty of fat occurred about 11:30 p.m. Sunday. The burglars smashed in the front Rd. Police said The vehicle was sion at Charter Oak Park, Center About 9670 worth of items, including glass door to gain entry, police said, driven from the scene after the acci­ Armand Comeau, 48, of 550 E. Mid­ nearly head-on. Springs Pond, and Union Pond annex dent. He was released under a 9100 from 3 to 9 p m. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. two black and white television sets. and then fled from the scene in a car. dle Tpke. was being held by Benedict and Carol Benedict. 19, cash bond for court appearance Feb. During the same hours hockey will An occupant of the building was Manchester police today in lieu of a also of Blast Hartford, were taken to 22. 9500 bond on three motor vehicle be allowed at Center Springs PoncT DEAR DR. LAMB - I should consider that an Exchange Club alerted of the break by the broken Manchester Memorial Hospital limit your saturated fat in­ often a disaster because window, police reported. charges and a charge of third-degree annex and coasting on the hill at have been watching the avocado is mostly a fat people add bigb calorie where they were treated and later take to 10 per cent of your Another break at Extra Gas Sta­ criminal mischief. Center Springs Park. statements you have made' food since 85 per cent of its dressings to do. Remember to sponsor About town discharged. All three cars were total calories. Porsche 924 Mercedes-Benz tion, 136 Oakland St., was reported Corneau was Involved in an acci­ Northview will be open for skiing about diet and calories are fat. About 20 that there is a restriction Eldorado BMW towed from the scene. This does not mean that open house Sunday and resulted in $50 in missing dent on E. Middle Tpke. near Lake from 6:30 p m. to 9:30 p m atherosclerosis prevention per cent of the fat in the on all types of fat, not just The charges against Corneau you can’t eat avocados but cash. A window was broken in the Chi-Rho meditation group of St. St. Saturday afternoon, police said, E'or Information on winter sports, and have found them to be avocado is saturated fat. saturated fat, and there is The Exchange Club pf Manchester, relating to the accident were it does mean that when you front door to gain entry, polide said. Mary’s Episcopal Church will meet in which his westbound car struck phone 643-4700. helpful. However, I have The avocado association is use avocados you should a restriction on the total in cooperation with the Manchester tonight at 8 at the church. operating a motor vehicle while un­ A break Saturday night or early two others heading east. The first car der the influence of alcohol or drugs, ...... some questions of impor­ correct in saying that it further restrict the other calories of any type if you ^ Get file best Police Department, will sponsor its Sunday at the Canine Holiday Inn, 2(X) he struck nearly head-on was driven operating a vehicle while license is tance to my own diet which contains no cholesterol — fat containing foods in your are going to meet the fourth annual open house at Police The Rev. Robert Saunders, prin­ i Fire caiis j Sheldon Rd., resulted in a loss of a by Thomas M. Benedict, 22, of East under suspension and failure to grant you have not touched upon. no plant foods do. diet. That means that you dietary goals to prevent Headquarters Sunday, from 1 to 4 cipal of East Catholic High School, p.m. 'hie public is invited to tour the stereo amplifier valued at 9400. Hartford, which veered off the road one-half the highway. What about avocados? Cholesterol is strictly an would need to rely on for­ heart and vascular disease. of everybody for will be guest speaker Tuesday at the M a n r h r u l r r An attempted break in a Foster St. into the parking lot of Shady Glen The avocado industry animal product. For this reason I am more facility. noon luncheon-meeting of the The criminal mischief charge tified skim milk, very lean home was reported, but there was no Restaurant. After the first collision, Saturday. 5 55 a m —Water flow alarm would have us believe that The primary concern inclined to recommend one The Police Department has been Kiwanis Club at Manchester Country stemmed from Corneau tearing a at Caldors. (Eighth Dtitrtct) meats, lean fish and entry, according to police. Corneau’s car spun around and avocados are great then about the use of prepared foods without ad­ of the low calorie salad Just $3499: renovated recently and new equip­ Club. His topic: “Observations on blanket while in the cell at police Saturday, 3:40 p.m. -F a lse alarm at struck another car, driven by Gary headquarters, police said. because there are only 264 avocados in the diet is their ding fats to them. An dressings that is commer­ ment has been acquired. Non-Public Schools.’’ William East Catholir High School. (Town) Arthur L. Lisbon, 31, of East Hart­ R Vincent. 21. of 127 Vernon St., calories per avocado with high fat content an the avocado begins to fall into cially available. Some of the equipment will be Belfiore is program chairman. Sunday. 5:55 a m. —Water flow alarm ford, was charged on a warrant with not a smidgen of amount of saturated fat the category of a vegetable For more information on demonstrated and there will be dis­ at Caldors. (Eighth District) evading responsibility and reckless cholesterol. They say they contain. The Inter- margarine. the principals of a diet to plays of crime related material. Fat cal dies driving in connection with an acci­ nothing, however, about Society Commission For Creamy salad dressings prevent heart disease send Members of the Manchester Police RIDGEFIELD (UPI) - Spice gained wide atten­ dent Jan. 25. Lisbon’s vehicle saturated fats, and Heart Disease Resources are one of the major 50 cents for The Health Department will be available to Spice, who at 43 pounds tion about one year ago About town somehow I find it hard to recommends limiting your sources of increased Letter, Number 2-3, Diet answer any questions. allegedly struck another vehicle was considered the world’s when the Guineas Book of believe that anything so total fat intake in the diet Preventing heaviest cat, has died of an calories in the diet. Since World Records said he was Center. A cup auction will will be served by Mrs. tasty could be good for my to no more than 35 per cent apparent heart attack. He St, M argaret’s Circle, none of the dietary prin­ Atherosclerosis. Send a the world’s heaviest cat. be held after the meeting. Robert Hills and Mrs. coronary arteries. of your total calories. That was 12. Daughters of Isabella, Will ciples are very important long, stamped, self- Since then. Spice became Helen Toiler. Also what do you think of means you can’t eas very addressed envelope for Mrs. Loren Caddel, the ill. was put on a diet by a meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. unless you restrict your Recitation of the Rosary creamy salad dressings many avocados if you eat mailing. Address yourletter animal’s owner, said Sun­ veterinarian and lost eight at the KofC Home. calories sufficiently to and ecumenical hour will Manchester WATES will made with half safflower any other foods that con­ avoid obesity, this to me in care of The day Spice died Jan. 17. pounds. Refreshments will be ^ i M e r served. ------be conducted by members meet Tuesday at the mayonnaise and half tain any moderate amount Manchester Herald, P.O. becomes important, A of St. Bridget Rosary Italian-American Club. yogurt? of fat. The Commission good leafy salad that would Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ The local chapter of 66 Parents Anonymous will Society Tuesday at l:tt Weighing in is from 7 to 8 DEAR READER - The also recommends that you be good for your diet is tion, New York, N.Y. p.m. ____ U.S. Department of 10019. If we make meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. p.m. in Cronin Hall at M ayfair G ardens. All Agriculture states that a F l o o r ^ o w at Concordia Lutheran Members of the VFW residents of Mayfair California avocado, about 3 If you're looking for precise rood feel Church, 40 Pitkin St. Auxiliary will meet tonight make sure you select a car with nega­ A LIMITED 2-WEEK RON ON THESE FLOOR MODELS AND an error on Gardens are invited. at 7:30 at the Holmes and one-eighth inches in and stability, you’ll n e ^ a car with tive steering roll radius like a Cadillac DEMONSTRATORS. JUST THREE FROM A WHOLE CAST four-wheel Independent suspension Preceptor Gamma Refreshments will be Funeral Home. 400 Main diameter, weighs 284 Rings of Intent that say Togetherness' Eldorado. (Or a Volkswagen Rabbit.) O F T O P P E R F O R M E R S! grams and provides 370 like a Mercedes-Benz. (Or a Volkswagen Of caurse, you can get all these fea your taxes, Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi served. St. to pay their respects to Rabbit.) htanry W. BlocK calories. About 37 grams of for the young in heart. Each set with tures and more by simply getting a Our brightest stars. Something for every will meet Tuesday at 7:30 th e late Raymond the entire weight (seeds, a mini-diamond If you want reliability and economy, Volkswagen Rabbit in the flrst place. sewing talent. Now at show-stopping prices. p.m. at the home of Mrs. The Friendship Circle of Hagenow whose mother, make sure you choose a car with fuel' we pay the penalty. skin and all) is-fat. This The amazing Rabbit also n Henry Matson, 261 Spruce the Salvation Army will Bernice Hagenow. Is a and fuiiy injection like a BMW. (Or a Volkswagen givesyou a rear hatch- IR E G U L ^ St. meet-Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. member of the group. means that over 300 of the Rabbit.) OFF total 370 calories in the tradeabie back for easy loading, I GAS REG. And the interest.” at the Citadel for a work Should sports car handling be your 24.7 feet of cargo space S A V E ^70 PRICE The Eighth District Fire program. Hostesses are The Strickland-Borst- avocado is fat. I believe it’s later toward thing, then you'll need a car with rack with the rear seat falded ^ ON A FUTURA* II MACHINE WITH ONE- Department Auxiliary will Mrs Kathy Brooks and fair to say then that you and pinion steering like a Porsche. (Or 920 ^Reason No. 14 why H&R Block Tozer Group of Second a diamond down, and a new deluxe STEP BGTTON-FITTING BUTTONHOLER. meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m, Mrs. Lillian McCann Congregational Church wilt a Volkswagen Rabbit.) interior. Plus it gets 37 should do your taxes. Our Flip & Sew* 2-way sewing surface. And our exclusive at the home of Mrs. Pat meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. engagement I For superb traction, there's no substi­ MPG highway and 24 city’ push button bobbin winder that saves 18 ordinary bobbin­ McNamara, 41 Strong St. Memorial Temple at the home of Mrs, Perley ring, tute for front-wheel drive. You’ll find it in an regular gas. winding steps. Carrying case or cabinet extra. H&R Block doesn’t make many mistakes. College an'Olds Toronado. (Or a Volkswagen Oh yes, one more thing, Our people are trained not to. But if we Pythian Sisters will meet Trombly, 202 Henry St. Rabbit.) Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the the Rabbit costsjust»3499.t should make an error that costs you The Golden Age Club will Hostesses are Mrs. Curtts notes in 14 Karat Gold And if safety is a major consideration. Marine Corps Home on Stimson and Mrs. William It's a bargain. additional tax, you pay only the additional meet Tuesday at 1:15 p.m. Deborah Chalke of 470 u at the Senior Citizens Parker St. Refreshments Freeman. Esquire Dr,, a senior at From $33 to $99 S A V E »5 0 i , tax. Block pays any penalty and interest ON A TOUCH & SEW * II MACHINE WITH Dean Junior College, None Higher 778 We stand behind our work. ^ tiling Parents night set recently completed a four- ® Ra b b it OUR FL IPS SEW 2-WAY SEWING SURFACE. week legal secretarial in­ And 13 interchangeable utility and fashion* disc patterns. for Tuesday evening INVITATION ternship at the offices of S'andard transmission Your actual mileage may vary, depending on how Carrying case or cabinet extra. 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fill I TOWN OF .'VIANCHESTER Nwonn nuMB oun I>OSITION VACANCY BUILDING MAINTENANCE OOCCIDTOIUIS MECHANIC-ELECTRICIAN Water and ftr r y Sewer Department 911.975 - 912.996 The Town ol .Manchester is seeking qualilied applicants lor Ihe position ol Building Maintenance .Mechanic- Electrician The major emphasis ol Ihe position will be to mainlain and repair Town electrical lacililies and to install new electrical lacilities lor the Town. This position requires at least three years ol journeyman t o i l a f l i » electrical experience and a riungcr journeyman electricians' Utilik. ordin»y phinjm . IkiU llii license does net petmit of tH E CQIMIVIECTICUT BAN K For application apply at Ihe With TolURti the full pftbiurf plow* Personnel OHice. Municipal lllinulh tht clc(|,n| m m mil AND TRUST COIVIPANY Building, 41 Center Street. •w iihn I t down. G« Hw Owwln, 'ItiM i,,' Manchester. Connecticut. »2* AT HAbOWdSE STOKH .Mumkr F D I.C, Closing date lor tiling is Friday. February 19. 1977 PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Feb. 7, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Mon , Feb 7. 1977 - PAGE SEVEN-A ACROSS plaything Answer to Previous Punte 56 Upon 1 M n ic in labortr DOWN ChariM M. Schultz ^We exist to protect these rights’ 5 Frtquantiy J maurlirBtFr Eitputu^ HrralJj (post) 1 Machine pert I Manchester — A City of Village Charm Dear Abby 8 Pinnacit 2 Resound □□□□nan nDcsau 12 Nagging pain 3 Buckeye State □aci oiDDn cjaan -t Founded Oct. 1, 1881 black Marines involved have a case, taken by one Samuel Sheets, a judge 13 Pot 4 Planet □□□□ □□□□ □□□■ l>l .\M I- WASHINGTON - "We exist to 14 Official 5 Starts ANO NOttl 5TAN0IN6 OUTSIDE IN I'vE a sk ed HI,M to com e NO M A AM ...HE’S >; Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press iniernational but it is more popular these days to in the Los Angeles worker’s compen­ By Abigail Van Buren □noDG □naDaDEi protect those rights,” said Michael Andrew Tully rtcordi buiiness ------FOR THE THE MAu. IS THE PRAvE here TOCAv 70 TELL fOU NOT .WARRlED.. 15 Cant 6 Phyllia Oiller'i IblulTlLl ^ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Pancer, and his words should be cut defend blacks. Pancer has chosen to sation courts. “We are dealing with a SURPRISE HELICOPTER PILOT UWO IN HIS OWN WORDS JUST Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. brave the wrath of the chic civil black and white issue here and we 16 Noun tuffix huiband lot itol f l PERPORMED THE RESCUE! WHAT HAPPENED' in stone by free men everywhere. 17 Grotto (pott.) 7 Powerful □OE9D rights crowd by defending the ought to be very careful about that,” DEAR ABBY: Does it pay to be a lady these days? I kept explosive Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publithar And who is Michael Pancer? He is 18 SUtt^of* Harold E. TurktnQion, Managing Editor : (abbr.) -T 7^' -a-35-year-old San Diego attorney and Klansmen. said Sheets, a member of the steady company with a gentleman for eight years. He is tmtrgtncv Mhl/iiwiliiiMwtiMirrtiitrs'sacj'rTi/—*,., white Marines in an effort to break now 74 and I am 66.1 didn’t believe in going all the way be­ crima 6 Taa 28 Bt-ba 40 Vary war O) I former president of that city’s regional ACLU board and past presi­ fore marriage, and told him so repeatedly, so we just went 20 Foggy 9 Light tan Opinion' up what they thought was a Klan 27 Blatiing 41 Haaim cenlart chapter of the American Civil Liber­ A libertarian dent of the Pasadena NAACP together and had nice clean fun. 21 O nti (Fr.) 10 At the peak 28 Map meeting. Some of those blacks are 22 Furniturt ittm 11 W om an'i 42 Biblical triba ties Union (ACLU). Pancer He has done so, not because he is a chapter. I had a friend (about my age) who was also a widow. She abbraviation beind defended by the regional ACLU had a gentleman friend with whom she traveled and spent 23 Movt furtivtiy name 29 Smalltword 43 Mada mad 26 Proficitnt volunteered to represent a group of rightest, but because he is a liber­ Black and while 19 Pnnter'i 31 Buddiai 44 Roman patriot on grounds that the charge they face weekends. They were going all the way without any pre­ 30 Folkiingtr Good (short term) commodity 34 Kimono lail, 45 Goddaai ol Ku Klux Klansmen in a lawsuit tarian who believes as the late “Black and white issue” indeed! tenses. and he finaliy married her. Now she is living like a S ttgtr — conspiracy to commit assault — is 20 Irish d sn fata against the Marine Corps after the Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black What’s that got to do with the price of queen and having a ball. 31 Division ( p l ) traditionally rejected by the civil 22 Taverns 46 Coagulum MIckay Finn — Morris Waiaa Three months ago, my gentleman friend dropped me for a 32 A llay_____ 23 Smudge 35 Hopa for group requested ACLU help and the rights organization. did — that the Constitution says what a pound of liberty? The search for 47 Child ! toy woman who would go all the way. And after I went steady 33 Singla thing 24 Songstress 37 Datira San Diego chapter agreed to take the it means and means what it says. justice is supposed to be color blind. 49 Swift aircraft fuel news Good for ACLU with him for eight years! 34 Acorn and Horne 38 Band case. Indeed, Pancer holds the NAACP’s About the Klansmen, Sheets asks: To me, adultery is adultery whether you’re 16 or 70. • products 25 Part of a fist downward (abbr.) m HA\/e you , ^ . It will do little for the im­ Canadian politicans and atten­ Wejl, good for the ACLU. There are I ask you, does it pay to be a lady anymore? 35 Cornbraad TOU> j bETTER OFF Rights violated Freedom Fighter Award for defen­ “ Why should we allocate our 36 Capabla of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 9 10 11 WOOOV— WE'RE FLVIMG TO EVeLVN k STAVINO HOM6- times when that outfit drives me up A LADY COLORADO, FOR A FEW WEEk THAT'S V « 7 *? JK a n d RESTIM O / mediate warmth of Americans dant boosts in incentives” have domastication The 16 Klansmen, all Marines, ding black servicemen in another resources to these guys'?” The 12 13 14 OF 5KIIMO/ t JUST MADE R GfHSAT, the wall with its seemingly simplistic 36 Scorch shivering through the worst precipitated an unprecedented were transferred from Camp military case. answer, sir, is in the ACLU’s charter DEAR LADY: Only you can answer that question. It you ERVATtONS AT THE LODGE< PAO/ meanings. But most of us tend to 39 Family IS 16 17 winter in living memory and "I may disagree with every posi­ — its reason for being. The issue is have regrets, it doesn't pay. If you haven't, it paid. mambar drilling boom, reports World Pendleton near San Diego to bases forget that the ACLU’s purpose is to worst fuel shortage in the across the country solely because ol tion the KKK may have — and in fact one of constitutional rights, not 40 Amarica's 11 19 H 2 0 Oil. help anybody — regardless of DEAR ABBY: I am a widow who lives alone. I am fairly uncia I do,” says Pancer. “But we felt that racism, nor ideology. 21 country’s history, but the out­ In Latin America, Africa, their Klan membership. The ideological coloration — whose basic well to do and want for nothing. My problem is my son-in- 41 Trips ■ if the Klan was a political organiza­ So have at it, Michael Pancer, You 44 Baing 23 24 2S 27 26 29 look for oil and natural gas the North Sea, the Middle East transfers, says Pancer, violated the rights it believes are endangered. law. He has “sticky fingers." He has ripped me off several tion they had a right to exist.” He may be wrong, but that’s for the times; cash from my purse (anywhere from $10 to $100 at a convincing J Klansmen's right of free speech, and Thus, although I take the same dim 48 Surrounding 30 supplies in 1977 is bright, says and Far East — almost noted that Klan members had passed time) and little things he can pick up. (Transistor radio, freedom to belong to a political courts to decide. Today, you make camera, binoculars, etc.) (prafix) ■ World Oil. view of the Klan as I do of those 33 34 everywhere except Indonesia organization. out leaflets describing themselves as live Voltaire’s immortal words: “1 He and my daughter have two beautiful children, and it 49 Plant vicious leftist nuts who seek to kill exudation ■ J A marked acceleration in would break her heart if she knew what kind of man she’s 36 37 — drilling and production in­ Have a helping of irony. The con­ “the white man’s NAACP,” and es­ disapprove of what you say, but I will 5 0 ______Conian fS^i their way to power, 1 sound a per­ married to. IF pousing non\^olent action to protect dare, plaa 39 40 U.S. drilling which began in creases are expected. troversy arose after 13 black Marines sonal trumpet for Michael Pancer defend to the death your right to say whites at Camp Pendletqn. it.” I’m afraid if I were to tell her she’d take his part, as she 51 Assert ■ 1974 in response to “improved This is good news for the were accused of attacking seven and San Diego ACLU chapter. The probably should. Then I would be deprived of her company 52 Ideal gas 41 42 43 49 46 47 Priscilla's Pop — Al Varmotr Meanwhile, a curious position was and of the joy of seeing my precious grandchildren. condition oil and gas prices” is expected short-term future — the matter 41 49 SO I don’t know how to handle this. I provide them with so (abbr.) OH.0OY.' ER--HEUO. to continue this year, says the 53 Empire State SI S2 S3 NUTCHELL, I HATE -BUT THERES A BIG of the next few years or many things they otherwise wouldn’t have. He is a fairly WHAT AN ^ MRS GRUMBLY.^ Open forum good father and husband, but he is a spendthrift and very city TD APMIT IT - BUYER IN MY (DFFICE energy industry publication. perhaps even the next few 54 Lateral part S4 $S S6 OPPORTUNITY.'' immature. f p - WHO'S GOT ME 55 Baby's Based on an analysis of decades. Eventually, of Is there some way I can put a stop to his stealing from me (NiwaPAPfa fNTiaMiii asin) 5TEAMEP.' YOU operators’ plans and industry course, the world will begin without damaging the relationship between my daughter HANDLE IT.' and me? GRU capability, it predicts 1977 running out of its oil and Reader appeals for funds for more music and art NO WAY OUT drilling of 42,624 wells and natural gas. (Domestic drilling Win at Bridge DEAR NO WAY; Why must you tell her? TeU HIM. But 198.9 million feet of hole — up footages are an indication that To the editor: concer of the Manchester Civic students who play with the orchestra. Music and all of the arts play a you had better be sure that your suspicions are correct be­ to 5.2 per cent and 5.7 per cent we are having to go deeper and The article concerning the school Orchestra jn d Chorale was attended Why should such programs be large part in my life, and I’m fore making any accusations. Four bid shows good trumps budget revisions in the February 1 by an overflow crowd at Bailey limited to the financially privileged? thankful for the opportunities I had respectively over last year’s deeper to find the stuff in this DEAR ABBY: My husband travels constantly by automo­ tion. South expected a trifle Herald was extremely upsetting to Auditorium, The people of I grew up in a small farming com­ as a child. I wish Manchester totals. country.) bile. He is self-employed. Recently he took a female employ­ NORTH more when he bid six, but me. To realize that in the Manchester are obviously interested munity in Central New York. Our students will be as grateful as I when ee along on one of his trips. He asked my permission first, 4 Q 10 6 3 careful play brought the slam Over-all, more wells should Long before we run out of oil Manchester school system, on the enough in the arts to both participate school system, a “centralized” one, they’ve grown up. Mr. Kennedy, and I agreed. The only stipulation I made was that if she V 10 5 2 home." ♦ 853 Oswald: “ He won the spade be completed in 1977 than in and natural gas, they will elementary level, we have less than and patronize. Why not be interested had a better music program than revise your budget once again. Help ever became a threat to our marriage he would let her go. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence (We’ve been married over 25 years and have always had a 4 6 5 4 in his own hand, cashed the any year since 1964, and half as many teachers of music and enough to educate? does M anchester, in term s of make Manchester better educated. ace of diamonds and noted either become so prohibitively good, solid relationship.) HOW DO W E KNOW YOU a^AYSE MV YdENTiEMEN'. PLEASE, art as does East Hartford for the When these children grow up, they teacher-pupil ratios and also in terms that West dropped the jack. COWdiDERINe THE WAV McKEE’S footage drilled should establish expensive or so valuable as Within a few weeks I learned they have been sharing a WEST EAST “PLAN X* KMNCES NO WORDS, I THINK. TWO DIDN'T “BORROW TH6 f 1ST AND A \ THERE'S A a/M Pi.* motel room. Both were indignant and insulted when I ob­ Now he played two more p l a n t o R t - W K IT t IT AMD LIBEL SUIT WAV TO CHECK same number of pupils was a shock. won’t be able to play the violin in the of specific opportunities to learn. I Sincerely, 4672 4 J W6-THE COMPANY DIRECTORS- — 1 an 18-year record. Compared sources of chemicals that we jected. My husband said it was strictly a business arrange­ rounds of trumps while mak­ SHOULD SPEAK BLUNTLY. TOOl N A M E y O U M l L V t k H EA D Is Manchester one of those towns Civic Orchestra unless their parents learned to sing in parts before I Christine W. Schneider VK J 9 7 4 3 V A Q 86 ing sure to win the last one in OP McKEE INDUSTRIES 1 to 1973, this year’s expec­ will no longer be able to burn ment, and he was only cutting expenses. They both insist ♦ Q 10 7 4 that consider music and art “frills’ to were able to afford private lessons.' reached high school, which I unders­ 12 Devon Dr. ♦ J dummy before leading dum­ TT tations are “phenomenal,” this is a common practice with traveling men. Maybe I’m 4Q92 4 J 10 8 3 them in the vast quantities we be cut from the budget at the first Instrumental music programs in the tand the children of Manchester do Manchester behind the times, but I never heard of this before. Have SOUTH (D) my’s five of diamonds toward representing an increase of do today. sign of taxpayer complaint? If so. schools here offer no orchestral op­ not. you? 4AK954 his own hand." TENSE IN TOLEDO V- Jim : “ South would have 63.4 per cent in wells and 48.2 This is something we had I’m ashamed for Manchester. portunity, except through the Civic played his nine if East played The town poinff with pride to its ♦ AK962 per cent in footage. better begin thinking about Orchestra, and now, I understand DEAR TENSE; No. And if you hold still for that kind ol 4AK7 low, but East put up the ten. cultural activities. Last December’s that no credit is being given to “economizing,” may I suggest that you use the money he’s Both vulnerable South took his king, led a dia­ Internationally, there will be before we go through many Capitol Region schools saved to have your head examined. mond back to dummy’s eight the same stepped-up activity. more winters like the present W ell North Ea it South and East’s queen. This allow­ should be uesegregated 2 * ed him to discard a club from In Canada, “enlightenment of one. Pass 4 4 Pass 6 * dummy on his fifth diamond Astro-graph Pass Pass Pass and ruff his last club to wind Opening lead — 2 4> up with five trumps, plus a Dear editor: desegregation plan. This means Uniformly uniformed Justice in Taiwan By BERNICE BEDE 080L ruff in dummy, plus four Alley Oop — Dave Graue With dropping enrollments among busing of school children out of the By Oswald & James Jacoby diamonds and two clubs for a school children in many Capitol capital’s central city, Hartford, with total of twelve.” Wang, Tom received a telephone call Jim: "In all systems that HE RUINED MV \ THEN _ There’s something about a blazers as dress wear or for Region towns, there seems to be a no reserve busing into the central ci­ use the forcing two bid it is un­ g r r (?r r .‘ Lee Roderick from a business associate in Taiwan NEW WAR aUB, j WITH THIS'N y uniform, even in a country community relations work. rush on to close schools. ty, This is closely akin to the Indiana derstood that the jump to four ' MC3MMA/ ' asking ijim to meet his partners in For Tuaaday, Fab. 8,1977 dedicated to the proposition (Naturally, the favorite color The Herald's Area boards of education and plan and a philosophy I personally SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Be of partner’s two-spade or two- A New York readbr wants to yt: W ushington Correspondent Hong Kbng. He left New York for A R IE S (March 21-Aprll 19) For a of stout heart today. The good heart bid shows good trump know if the laws for duplicate superintendents of education should adhere to. you do will com e back tenfold. that clothes don’t make the is fire-engine red.) person who is a rugged in­ support while denying any and rubber bridge are the WASHINGTON — Within hours Hong Kong on Jan, 1, Don't hesitate to cast your bread be reminded that the schools in each If such a plan were followed in the dividualist, you're an excep­ first or second-round controls. same and if not, why not? man. Another group that works in “I received a telephone call from upon the waters. after Hsing-nan (Tom) Wang, an im­ town and city are built with 50 per Capitol Region, it would mean that tionally good team player today. Who thought of that bid?” The answer is that they are all kinds of weather are letter him on Jan. 5,” said Mrs. Wang. “He You beef up others and they SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. The National Association of migrant to the U.S. from Taiwan, cent municipal tax money and 50 per each suburban town contiguous to the Oswald: ” It was my old different because there is a was very disturbed. He learned from strengthen you. 21) It behooves you today to mix partner — life master number new code for duplicate while Uniform Manufacturers happi­ carriers, who broke with tradi­ was sentenced to life imprisonment cent state tax money. In other words, with others to gather your pearls City of Hartford would take minority TAURUS (April 20-May 20) one. Dave Bruce. We were the the new code for rubber in his native land the other day, his his local contact in Hong Kong...that of wisdom. What you learn will ly forecasts that within a tion a few years ago when Ber­ the schools in each town are really school children from the City of You've got It all together today In first pair to use the bid, but bridge is not out yet. We will his father and brother had been come from the thoughts of many. decade, 25 million Americans muda shorts were authorized saddened young wife and three owned 50 per cent by the town’s Hartford until its minority school your work or career. If you just others adopted it auickiy.” discuss some of the children were in my office. arrested for unknown reasons around follow your hunches, this could CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Jim: “North really had sub­ differences later this week. — two and a half times as for summer wear. Uniform taxpayers with the remaining 50 per population eventually was about 10 be a profitable day. Concentrate on major goals to­ It was here, in fact, that they first Dec. 15 by the National Chinese minimum values for his bid on Z-T cent owned by the state’s taxpayers. per cent of its total enrollment. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Con­ day. This is a time for superior account of his 4-3-3-3 distribu- * rnlY-i 'M ii’f.r. many as today — will be modifications being evaluated government. achievement. You’d be smart not learned, via UPI wire, of the On that basis, each municipality Accordingly. Hartford's Board of tacts with connections who at the U.S. Government wouldn't life a linger for you to waste it on trivia. wearing uniforms as symbols sentence by a National Chinese “ He said that he would come should not be too quick to close its Education and Superintendent of Berry’* World___ — ' The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbara Productiona Development Center in Natick, directly back to New York yesterday are all In your corner AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) of their occupations. And many military court. Her husband and schools without regard to the big pic­ Schools Edythe Gaines should file today. M ake your wishes known. Being of a visionary bent, you (cancelling his planned trip to □ □ uniforms will be quite Mass., where postal items are their father came to the United ture — that is, the need of the state suit to prevent suburban towns from CANCER (June 21-July 22) Use see a little clearer and a bit I'V E HOW Ab o u t a b t r c States in 1970; they joined him just Taiwan) after he took care of some your imagination to the utmost farther than others today. The TEKKIBLE/... different from the ones we are developed and tested, include a and the need of the region for public closing any more schools until such benefits may be equal to you and BEEN TKVING TO DOWN TH E h a l l IN loose ends in Hong Kong. He also today. If there's a deal you want COME UP WITH h o s p i t a l GOW Nt two months ago in what was to prove school buildings deemed no longer time as a master desegregation plan to those you inspire. accustomed to. baseball-type hat, wind- cautioned us...not to contact our to close, lake the most In­ s o m e t h i n g TO a pitifully short reunion. required for the education of public has been approved for the Hartford novative approach. PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch20) You LIVEN UP Law enforcement officers, breaker jacket and the “earth family in Taiwan, This turned out to THE PLACE.../ Formosan roots school children. Metropolitan Area. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today may feel that things are being for example, are no longer shoe.” be my last contact with him." you have a sixth sense that tells taken out of your hands today, Tom Wang and his family repre­ For example, the City of Hartford Very truly yours. but don't let that discourage you. men in blue. There are now There has also been an in­ you the right people to talk to to sent a third and, in this country, little Failed to return has decided to consider its Project Aldo J. Rovero get the job done. Heed that Inner The right associates tip the scales In your favor. green, brown, grey, army pink crease in the usage of uniforms understood side of the China triangle. When her husband failed to return Concern endeavor as its school 47 Rentschler St. voice. The outcome will never be and even maroon uniforms ser­ in previously nonuniformed They are Formosans whose roots go to the U.S., Mrs. Wang and Tom’s East Hartford in doubt. brother, Howard, who also lives in VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You ving as official outfits. fields, says the association — far deeper into the soil of that can build your stockpile today by New York, contacted several persons When they are not fighting such as bank tellers, insurance offshore island than when the late blending perspiration with In­ Chiang Kai-shek fled the mainland in Hong Kong to try to locate him. spiration. One alone won’t do. blazes, firemen are wearing salesmen, and, believe it or Combined, they’re dynamite. with Mao Tse-tung’s Communist They met evasions and lies. Ftb. 8, 1977 not, undertakers. Then, on Jan. 19, Howard received LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This troops in pursuit and established can be a very rewarding day for This year you will explort himself on Taiwan. a telegram from Tokyo, Japan, you just by being what com es horizons you never dreamed o allegedly from Tom. It said, naturally — pleasant, charming before. The beauty of It all: Tht The island has been under marshal Reflections and easy to get along with. wider you expand your view Thoughts law ever since, and some observers "Staying hospital due to sore throat point, the greater the oppor tunities for success. have wondered aloud whether there will return USA after getting well. Hal Turkington was more than a dime’s worth of Tom Wang.” The catch was that by stealthily, the wintry moon edges seasons on man, but man on th. Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal difference between the represen­ then, Tom Wang already had been far Managing Editor the eastern horizon, presaging seasons. All was good as created. ® 1977 by NEA. Inc across the East China Sea in a another frighteningly cold night. By my works I shall show my faith tative methods of Mao and those of Taiwanese jail for nearly two weeks. kjJK "See it you can gel hold of Billy. I’ve got this 1 fear being cold; vulnerable. Will in a living God who comprehends all Chiang. Instances of kangaroo court Some investigation by Wangs terrible craving to talk about peanuts!" the pipes freeze again? Another ice — and has compassion for the one. justice are too numerous and too cm storm’’ 1 need not fear. He knows. well-documented to be easily turned up the apparent fact that the Some of us remember the Polio Girl Scout Band. Harry Bissell was in Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick Simultaneously, the emblazoned He lives, and with Him all may be refuted. telegram from Tokyo actually was Ball; how many remember the charge of the program. western sky trumpets the day’s end. good again. All is but one eternal Many irregularities ordered from a telephone belonging Roosevelt Birthday Ball? Walter Waddell of the Green and IVE (SOTTA SET PSHAW,'THE ^ ' UM.VAS.lVE UR6EP BUSTER Yes, it was cold day. The fuel stocks round. I don’t pretend to be privy to the to an employe of the Association of That’s where it all began. When Gold Bakery Shop baked a birthday BACK t7 MY TEAM WAY YOU TRAIN. are low. But it was tolerable. Eastern Asian Relations — the NOW THAT MY YOU’D n e v e r to EXERCISE Welcome moon... alleged evidence used against Wang Franklin D. Roosevelt was president, cake and it was raffled at intermis­ SAIN AN OUNCE' BUT THE BOV Taiwan government’s agency in knee is ok. MRS The days are lengthening — percep­ vWendal K. Walton, to convict him of “engaging in ac­ the nation started the Roosevelt sion. In later years, other bakers like HOOPLE.' BESIDES, YOU’RE NOT - s im p l y lacks tibly. Winter, Spring, Summer, bishop of tivities aimed at overthrowing the Japan which handles its affairs with Birthday Ball to raise funds for in­ William J. Davis of Davis Home WITH M3UR FANCY THE WILL R7WER Autumn, Winter. As the moon Manchester Ward, that country. They also learned that fantile paralysis research. The Presi­ Bakery also donated the cake. COOKIN’ IP PUT TO FORCE HIM government with illegal means.” The SELF t h r o u g h returned, .so shall the sun, and the Church of Tom Wang’s business associate who dent had it. Admission to the 1935 ball was $1.50 ON TOO MUCH moon, and the sun, and... irregulalities that surround his par­ / WEISHT.' ANY DIS­ Ace - Wirth This Funny World Jesus Christ of asked him to travel to Hong Kong had The Roosevelt Birthday Balls a couple, and more than 570 people COMFORT I must fear not the effects of the ticular case, however, at best call Latter-day Saints into serious question the justice of himself been arrested by Taiwan started in 1934 and there really was a attended. The committee hoped to authorities five days before he con­ m a d e it p a st t h j u n k ) c iA i/k Taiwan’s legal system — a system contest among states to see who raise at least $200 for infantile y a r d AGAIN, HEY, . ^ ' ' C WHAT i3 UNTOi-O WBALTH, tacted Tom. The call apparently was would have the most birthday paralysis research. The funds were SYLVESTER? Almanac the U.S. has helped prop up and 7-7 fDpeSePI PTIO M S legitimize for lo these three decades. from jail. celebrations. split 70 per cent for the local fund and Kidnaped In Manchester, the Roosevelt 30 per cent for the national research Wang was convicted of manufac­ " - li> I niliMl I’n'HH In trrn atio n u l The moon is approaching its last turing three “postal parcel bombs,” “It has become apparent that my Birthday Ball was on the last Satur­ fund. Today is Monday. Feb. 7. the 38th quarter. according to the government infor­ husband did not leave Hong Kong of day in January, and held at the State day of 1977 with 327 to follow. mation office, and sending them to his own free will,” Mrs. Wang con­ Armory, In later years, the Manchester The morning stars are Mercury cludes. “He must have been kid­ •k ir -k Jaycees took on sponsorship of the and Mars. three prominent Taiwanese officials f e t t ' last October. Taiwan’s governor naped by Nationalist Chinese We were reading some stories ball. They became known as the The evening stars are Venus, agents.” Asked by Scripps League about the second annual Roosevelt March of Dimes Ball. More f Yesterdays Jupiter and Saturn. Hsieh Tung-min opened one of them and was seriously injured, sub­ Newspapers for a response, the press Birthday Ball in Manchester; it was elaborate decorations were used and (jJOT^EXACT l Y WHAT SHE MEAIEANT- Those born on this date are under attache of the Republic of China Em­ in 1935. the ticket prices raised so that more -“A'o '30A^£TH Vto TO ^ 2.5 ago the sign of Aquarius. sequently having his left hand am­ TB an ha oa_____ Klizaheth Bennet Library opens. putated at the wrist. bassy in Washington called the Funeral director Bill Quish was the money was given for research. vviTM 3EC0 NM\ 3 A FREE AoEnT, American novelist Sinclair Lewis F.ighth Utilities District boats good It is true that Wang, who has been charge “a lie." general chairman. “Bun" Rogers And then came the discovery of was born Feb. 7, 1885. Short Ribs — Frank Hill tax collection record Again, I do not know the weight of was on the promotion committee, the Salk vaccine. On this day in history; in the import-export business, was in Taiwan at about the time the bombs evidence against Tom Wang. But if it and he was getting “spots ” on WTIC That was a generation ago. and 10 years ago In 1926, the average pay for com­ a r t h r i t i s ? Blizzard conditions curtail ac­ were mailed. From the way the was substantial, why didn’t Taiwan’s to help promote the Manchester ball. public officials today are concerned mon labor in the United States was 54 tivities in Manclicster as schools and rulers seek his extradition from the For dancing, the committee con­ that today's parents aren't aware cents an hour. Republic of China government has other municipal operations close prosecuted its case against him, U.S. through legal channels, rather tracted Bill Tatro of Holyoke, Mass. ’ enough about polio shots; fewer In 1956, Authecine Lucy, the first l»77MtN.w(Hl'»B4 I b' 2 -7 down, to wait out storm which dumps however, it is difficult to believe than resort to the extraordinary It seems there had been a hassle the children are being innoculated today. Negro admitted to the University of 1 weigh 151 on the scale in their reducing aids section up to one foot of snow in many other evidence against Wang was calisthentics of deception loutlined year before over what Manchester Infantile paralysis is not a places Alabama, was expelled on grounds and 13H on the scale by their lunch counter very substantial. above? It is a question that cries out band would play, so the committee household word today: if it were she accused school officials of con­ Atty. John D. l.aBelle is appointed for an answer, went outside town to get its band. there wouldn't be any concern on the / to Gov. John Dempsey’s Committee spiring in riots that accompanied her Called lo Hong Kong For entertainment during inter­ part of public officials: people would on Gambling. In December, according to Mrs. « SCRIPPS LEAGUE NEWSPAPERS court-ordered enrollment. 1977 mission. those attending heard the get their shots.

■ - w ~ PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Feb. 7, 1977 James L. Cook Chesler E. Granger Mrs. Robert Dickinson Mrs. Catherine S. Moran Elaine Gray of St. Claire Mrs. Mason J. Ellsworth Thompson of Exeter, N.H. IK ANDOVER - James L. COVENTRY - Chester SOUTH WINDSOR - ANDOVER - Mrs. Shores, Mich., Mrs. VERNON - Mrs. Ruth The funeral and burial Manrhesler Et^ening Herald’ Obituaries Cook, 62, of Rt. 6 died Sun­ E. Granger, 55, of Rt. 31 Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins Catherine Sharron Moran, Ernestine Sears of Sturgis, Forrest Ellsworth, 80, of 40 are private. For day at Manchester died Saturday at his home. Dickinson, 40, of 19 Birch 96, formerly of Rt. 6, died Mich., Mrs. Dorothea ’Thomas St. died Saturday The Fitzgerald Funeral Memorial Hospital. He He was the husband of Rd. died Sunday at St. Sunday at a Manchester Huipm of Vancouver, in a Vernon convalescent Home, 255 Main St., Is In Home Delivery Mrs. Charles Schulz was the husband of Rosalie Mrs. Sylvia Marie Francis Hospital in Hart- convalescent home. She Wash., and Mrs. Mary home after a long Illness. charge of arrangements. TOLLAND— The funeral Sica Cook. Granger. iord. She was the wife of was the widow of William Rochewski of Los Angeles, She was the wife of Mason Mrs, Constance Cunkel Phone 647-9946 of Mrs. Charles (Anna) Mr. Cook was born Jan. Mr. Granger was born in J. Moran. Calif. J. Ellsworth. area news EAST HARTFORD - EAST HARTFORD/ Robert L. Dickinson. Schutz of 403 Shenipsit 4, 1915, in Ellenburg, N.Y. Whitefield, N.J., and lived Mrs. Dickinson was bom Mrs. Moran was bom in The funeral is Mrs. Ellsworth was bom Mrs: Constance Volger MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * ' SOUTH WINDSOR .VERNON Lake Rd., who died Satur­ He lived in the Manchester in Coventry the past 25 in Quincy, Mass., and lived Glasgow, Scotland, and Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Oct. 30, 1896, in Rockville Gunkel, 82, of 441 Main St. day at Rockville General- area for about 20 years years. in Watertown, N.Y., most lived in the Manchester the Newkirk and Whitney where she lived all her life. died Sunday at Manchester Hospital, was this after­ before moving to Andover He was employed at of her life before moving to area most of her life. Funeral Home, 318 Bum- She was a member of the Memorial Hospital. She noon at Trinity Lutheran eight years ago. Pratt & Whitney Group of South Windsor 15 years Survivors are two sons, side Ave., East Hartford. Rockville United was the widow of Harry Church, Vernon. He retired recently as a United Technologies in ago. Daniel Moran of Hartford Burial will be in Veterans Methodist Church. Gunkel. Student leaders Burial was in North salesman for the Harry East Hartford until his She was a member of the and Frank Moran of Memorial field section of Other survivors are a Mrs. Gunkel was bom in Mayor defends Cemetery.. Lappen Fireside Center in retirement five years ago. South Windsor’s Women’s Manchester; two Hillsidp Cemetery, East son, Robert M. Ellsworth Northampton, Mass., and The family suggests that Hartford where he had He was an Army veteran Club. She was a Girl Scout daughters, Mrs. Cecilia Hartford. of Rockville; three lived in Hartford 50 years any memorial gifts may be worked for 35 years. of World War II. leader eight years and Ellis of Manchester and Friends may call at the daughters, Mrs. Elsie E. before moving to East talk with officials made to the Trinity He operated an antique Other survivors are two former president of the Mrs. Frank Antos of Gran­ funeral home Tuesday Gardner of Rockville, Mrs. Hartford 10 years ago. drainage work Lutheran Church, shop in his home. daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Avery Street School PTA. by; 19 grandchildren, 20 from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Betty E. Warner of She attended the ^ u rc h By SHEILA TIILLER ’The group also considered inviting Other survivors are a Meadowlark Lane, Vernon, Saba of Windham Center She was also a member of great-grandchildren, and The family suggests that Jerusalem, R.I., and Mrs. of Christ, Hartford. Herald Gorreapondenl small groups of eighth graders to the Memorial Fund. son, Ronald J. Cook of and Mrs. Susan Otka of the South Windsor Visiting five great-great-grand­ those wishing to do so may B arbara E. Lemek of Survivors are a son, John Student leaders from East Hart­ high schools for a day. Manchester; three children. Kuymond L, Hagcnow Jr, Willimantic; his mother, Nurses Association. make memorial gifts to the Tolland; six grandchildren H. Gunkel of Lakeland, ford and Penney High Schools met Asst. Supt. Sam Leone in CDA request brothers, Floyd M. Cook of The funeral and burial Raymond L. Hagenow Mrs. Laura G. Granger of She was a member of Heart Association, 310 and four great­ Fla.; a daughter, Mrs. last week with their school prin­ recommended an evening session for Wethersfield, Donald C. are private. Jr., 39, of 85 Branford St. Lindonville, Vt., and five Wapping Community Collins St., Hartford. grandchildren. John Roche of Glaston­ cipals, Board of Education members future freshmen and their parents to Mayor Richard Blackslone this give Blast Hartford new or improved Cook of Wingdale, N.Y., Friends may call at the was found dead in his home grandsons. Church and was a member John L. Jerome The funeral is Tuesday at bury, five grandchildren and the superintendent’s staff. visit EHHS and Penney High. weekend defended his inclusion of low-income housing, but it will allow and Leonard S. Cook of Bacon Funeral Home, 71 Friday at about 10:51 p.m., The funeral is of the church’s Women’s VERNON - John L. 11 a.m. at the Ladd and a great-grandchild. The meeting, .held at EHHS, was EHHS Student Council President storm drainage projects in East for construction of such projects if Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Prospect St., Willimantic, Hartford’s third-year Community police said. The death was Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Club and Bible study J e r o m e , 78, of 29 Funeral Home, 19 The funeral is Tuesday at planned "because the Board of Gigi Pelletier said, "No matter what funded under other programs, he Margaret Carey o f. East from 7 to 9 p.m. Development Act (CDA) application. an apparent suicide from the Potter Funeral Home, group. Windermere Ave. died Sun­ Ellington Ave., Rockville, 1 p.m. at the Rose Hill Education is interested in the we do, getting to know the high said. Hartford, and two The mayor will present his gunshot wounds, police 456 Jackson St., Williman­ Other survivors are Anargyrus Kaloides day morning at home. with the Rev. John Mor­ Funeral Home, 580 Elm thinking of the students,” said School school is a part of your freshman For example, under Title 11 of tbe grandchildren. proposed application to the Town said. tic. Buriat will be at the three daughters, Denise L. EAST HARTFORD - Mr. Jerome was born in timer, pastor of Rockville St., Rocky Hill. Burial will Supt. Eugene Diggs. year.” CDA, a private developer Is trying to Hagenow's body was The funeral is convenience of the family. Oct. 15,1898, in Lancaster, United Methodist Church, be in Rose Hill Memorial The meeting gave students,- school When Dr. Diggs asked how orienta­ Council later this month. He said last get federal support for financing of a Wednesday a f 9:30 a.m. Dickinson, Deborah A. ’Anargyrus Kaloides, 50, of taken to the University of Friends may call at the N.H., and lived in officiating. Burial will be Park, Rocky Hill. board members and administrators tion could develop school spirit, the week it would Include requesU for housing program In that area, he from the John F.i Tierney Dickinson and Diana L. 46 Jeffrey Dr. died Sunday $50,000 for public housing repairs, Connecticut Health Center funeral home Tuesday Providence, R.I., for 60 in Windsorville Cemetery, There are no calling an opportunity to discuss programs, students agreed spirit is not a said. Without the drainage solved, no Home, 219 W. Center St., Dickinson, all of South at Hartford Hospital. $100,000 for loans to repair owner- in Farm ington Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. years before moving, to East Windsor. hours. activities and problems. It also gave problem with freshmen. '"They go to one can get building permits there, Manchester, with a Mass Windsor; her mother, Mrs. Mr. Kaloides was born in occupied hoes, $20,000 for a CDA night for an autopsy. Caesar A. Forman Frances Elliott Jenkins of .St. Joseph, Mo., and lived Vernon 10 years ago. Friends may call at the Mrs. K.B, Marchisolti students a chance to meet the board everything. It (spirit) diminishes he said. With it, the ^velopcr may te Mr. Hagenow was a at 10 at the Church of the Caesar A. Forman, 76, of He w as a d r iv e r - Mrs. Katherine Barno with age.” project coordinator, $100,000 for a able to go ahead with plans to build Assumption in Watertown, N.Y., and a in East Hartford the past funeral home today from 7 members. School St. culvert, and $170,000 for lifelong resident of 10 McKinley St., salesman for Bond Bread Marchisotti, 71, of Main St. Students said they could help get many two-family houses at prices Manchester. Burial will be stepsister, Mrs. Barbara 18 years. to 9 p.m. The smoking policy, reversed a storm drains. Manchester. He was Cassadaga, Fla., died Feb. Milton of Watertown. He was a fireman at for 36 years before his The family suggests that died Saturday at a local year ago to allow smoking in students to activities by advertising * * moderate-income families can af­ in Mount St. Benedict convalescent home. She Mrs. Rose Brown, president of the ford, he said. employed as a driver for 1 at home. He was the A memorial service will Pratt & Whitney Group of retirement 12 years ago. those wishing to do so may designated areas, was the first sub­ functions and sports activities better. Cemetery in Bloomfield. brother of Harry Forman was the widow of Mario Blast Hartford League of Women After the council approves the final the Manchester Oil and be held Tuesday at 7:30 United Technologies in He was a communicant make memorial gifts to the ject discussed. All the high school Sports followers are fewer because Friends may call at the of Manchester. Marchisotti. Voters, said last week the money to application, it goes to the federal Heating Company for p.m. at Wapping Communi­ East Hartford for 20 years. of St. Bernard’s Church. Music Fund of the students agreed the new policy is a many girls are participating on their funeral home Tuesday Mr. Forman was a Mrs. Marchisotti was help housing In town Is "a move In Department of Housing and UrtMn about five years. ty Church, South Windsor. He was an Army veteran Survivors are a Rockville United definite asset and is working well. own teams instead of watching boys’ from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. superintendent at the born in Willimantic and the right direction.” But she thought Development (HUD). Survivors are his wife, Friends may call at the of World War II. daughter, Mrs. Joseph Methodist Church. Peer pressure helps keep smokers games. The family suggests that Lydall & Foulds Co. in lived most of her life in more funds should be aimed in this The mayor said he Is certain, more Mrs. Carol M. Uriano Samsel-Bassinger Funeral He was a member of Downs of Manchester, and Harry M. Cooley where they belong, though recent School board chairman Larry direction. friends wishing to do so Manchester until his Manchester. now than ever before, that the town Hagenow; two daughters, South Congregational two grandsons. Harry M. Cooley, 88, cold weather has forced many inside. DelPonte recognized the fine football She said the largest sum, for storm may make memorial gifts retirement several years Home, 419 Buckland Rd.', Survivors are a brother, will get this year's application. It has Deborah A. Hagenow and South Windsor, tonight Church. The funeral is formerly of Manchester, EHHS Principal John Callahan asked team at EHHS and basketball team drains, bothers her personally to the Heart Association, ago. Joseph Barno of Coventi7, failed to get a penny yet from the Sheri-Lynn Hagenow; his Survivors are two sons, Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. died Thursday in a Far­ for student help to get the smokers at Penney but said "I would like to because much of it would go to solve 310 Collins St., Hartford. Other survivors are his from 7 to 9. and two sisters, Mrs. Anna first two years due to court battles. mother, Mrs. Bernice Burial will be at the con­ Harry K. Kaloides of E d w a rd ’s C h u rc h , mington convalescent outside again. see the students generate an attitude drainage problems In well-to-do William Fisher wife, three other brothers, Kelley of Willimantic and One reason he is cerUin tbe town Beebe Hagenow; his pater­ Providence. Burial is in St. home. He was the husband Callahan recently issued a notice of support for all school teams and areas such as Sunset Ridge. ROCKVILLE - William and a sister. venience of the family in Hamden and Frank A. Mrs. Tillie Lucas of will get the $440,000 due under the nal grandmother, Mrs. Francis Cemetery, Paw­ of Mrs. Ruth Parson and map of smoking areas at EHHS not put too much emphasis on win­ Mayor Blackstone, who had not Fisher, 75, of 1 Progress The funeral is Watertown, N.Y. Kaloides of East Hartford; Chaplin. CDA is the town’s work on "expected Belle Maron Hagenow; his a daughter, Elizabeth L. tucket, R.I. Cooley of Farmington. to reinforce the original smoking ning.” f% * given details of his proposals, said he Ave., formerly of Hartford, Wednesday at 11 a.m. at The family suggests that There will be a funeral to reside" figures. His sUff has been maternal grandparents, Kaloides of East Hartford; Friends may call at the Mr. Cooley was born in regulations. Besides school spirit, Penney agrees with Mrs. Brown. The portion died Saturday at home. He the Newkirk & Whitney friends wishing to do so Mass Tuesday at 10 a.m. at working on data and formulas for ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. eight sisters, Mrs. Olga Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Brattleboro, Vt., and lived Penney Student Council President Senior Class President Deanna of the storm drains requests which was the husband of Mrs. Funeral Home, 776 Far­ may make memorial gifts St. Mary’s Church, Coven­ curately determining how many low Beebe; and a sister, Mrs. Ellington Ave., Rockville, in the Manchester area Robert Smith told the group Cancer Charette asked how a good spirit had included well-to-do areas have Mollie Miller Fisher. mington Ave., West Hart­ to the American Cancer Stavron of Lincoln, Neb., try. Burial will be private. and mc^erate income people can be Allan T. Hooey, all of today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 most of his life. Society literature was given to all could be generated between the been removed from the request. The funeral was today. ford. Burial is in Fairview Society, Wapping Com­ Mrs. Margaret Robertson There are no calling expected to reside in East Hartford If Manchester. p.m., and at the Corbett Before retiring several Penney students to educate them of town’s two high schools. ’The drainage project would be for Burial was in Ellington Cemetery, West Hartford. munity Church, South and Mrs. Lorena King, hours. proper housing were open to Iherti. The funeral is Tuesday at Windsor, or the Avery both of Beatrice, Neb., and Quirk Funeral Home, years ago, he worked at the dangers of tobacco. She feels some rivalry is natural areas affecting moderate-income 10 a.m. at the Holmes Jewish Cemetery, Friends may call at the The Potter Funeral Barbara Kimball, vice president of the Penney High School Stu­ homes. His staff told him the'figure might Street Church, South Wind­ Aphrodite Kaloides of 972 Branch Ave., Burnham Inc. in West P enney’s p rin cip al, Donald but she would like to see more shared Funeral Home, 400 Main Ellington. funeral home Tuesday Home, 456 Jackson St., dent Council, gives her views during jthe annual joint meeting of One such area is along School St. be about 300 but they had not checked sor. Michigan City, Ind., Mrs. Providence, R.I., Tuesday Hartford for many years. Cramer, feels more should be done to activities for students of the two The family suggests that from 7 to 9 p.m. He is also survive by a Willimantic, is in charge of Drainage improvements may not all data. St. Burial will be in St. from 7 to 9 p.m. encourage people not to smoke. He schools. the Board of Education and student leaders. (Herald photo by James Cemetery. friends wishing to do so daughter, Mrs. John arrangements.______Barlow) may make memorial gifts said, "Because we allow smoking, The group, touched on teen-age Friends may call at the we don’t condone it.” drinking, a problem not unique to funeral home today from 2 to the Heart Association of One student said smoking and East Hartford. ■ to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Greater Hartford or the Sale prices in effect East Hartford fira calla American Cancer Society. drinking often start at the middle All agreed it is not only a school this week onlv. problem but a family and community School board agenda Nirliulas Karuglou The Weinstein Mortuary, school level and education stressing Sears problem. Because of their concern, Saturday, 4:11 a.m. —First aid to 235 Saturday. 9:14 p.m. -F irs t aid to Mr. EAST HARTFORD - 640 Farmington Ave., Guardsman 4 ply the dangers of smoking and drinking school administrators and board Main St. Steak Restaurant. Silver Lane. Nicholas Karoglou, 68, of Hartford, was in charge of should begin there. includes new budget Sunday, 12:40 a m. -F ir s t aid to 382 members recently urged East Hart­ Saturday, 6:43 a m. —First aid to 382 82 S. Prospect St. died arrangements. Units on smoking are included in Burnside Ave. Burnside Ave. ford’s legislators to vote to raise the Saturday at home. He was Mr, Fisher was born Sears Steel Belted 30 Polyester Tires the elementary and middle school The 8.6 per cent hike in the school The board voted Jan. 18 to close the Saturday, 9:16 a m. —First aid to 326 Sunday, 1:50 a.m. —First aid to the legal drinking age. the husband of Mrs. Gladys Sept. 2, 1901, in Hartford health curriculum and a 1976 budget proposed by School Supt. school and send its students to the Main St. VFW building, Bidwell St. “School rules will tighten up,” Dr. Martin Karoglou. and lived in Rockville for Ste^l Belled UO Regular S.ALE Plus summer workshop revised the guide Eugene Diggs is only one of several. Burnside School on School St. Saturday, 12:15 p.m. -C ar fire at 820 Sunday, 4 a.m. - F ir s t aid to 27 Wells Designed to give you many miles of comfortable driving Silver Lane. Ave. Mr. Karoglou was born 40 years. Whitewall Price PRICE F.E.T. to educate students about the effects Diggs said when student leaders important items on the agenda of ’The parents of Woodland students A78-I3 . . . priced to fit your budget! 4 strong plies of polyester Saturday, 1:52 p.m. —First aid to 20 Sunday, 6:01 a.m. —False alarm at in Greece and lived in He retired 15 years ago $39.99 $33.15 1.84 of alcohol. complained of peers who drink tonight’s meeting of the Board of and area residents met Thursday C78-13 $41.00 $34.85 2.01 cord help provide a smooth ride and excellent tread wear. before coming to school activities. Claremont St. Founden Plau. Hartford before moving to from a Rockville grocery Karen Prior, EHHS senior class Education. night to plan efforts to keep the E78-U H3.00 $36.55 2.34 Board members DelPonte, Bar­ Safurday, 4:35 p.m. - F ir s t aid to 133 Sunday, 6:01 a.m. -F irs t aid to 46 Jef­ East Hartford 30 years store whidh he owned and president, wants to go to the middle The proposed budget is $1,65P,^ school open. Jerry Rd. frey Dr, F78-14 $47.00 $39.95 2.50 bara Atwood, Dorothy Carey, ago. operated. schools for another reason. She higher than the current budget. Dr. One parent suggested the best solu­ Saturday. 6:47 p.m. —First aid to 36 Sunday, 8:26 a.m. —False alarm at G78-14 $49.00 $41.65 2.66 Prices start as low as Richard Daley, and Richard Viltri He was a chef at the Aet­ Other survivors are two thinks seniors should go back to their Diggs said. tion would be for each couple present Washington Ave. Founders Plaza. H78-U S52.00 $44.20 2.89 attended the meeting with the high na Diner before his retire­ daughters, Janet R. Fisher Cl 78-13 $51.00 $43.35 2.72 own middle school to help prepare He said it is a statement of needs to have another child. The group Saturday, 7:20 p.m. —Car fire at Sunday, 12:37 p.m. —First aid to 604 school class and student council of­ Hillside and Roberts Sts. Burnside Ave. ment 20 years ago. of Rockville and Mrs. H78-I5 $54.00 $45.90 2.91 eighth graders for high school. which gives the school board several laughed at the suggestion. But the iT E ST E * CORD I ficers. Saturday. 7:32 p.m. —First aid to 1692 Sunday. 12:45 p.m. -F irs t aid to 9 J78-I5 $36.00 $47.60 3.08 options. He said the salaried area of key reason for the board’s vote to Other survivors are Cynthia Gavert of Mount Main St. Phillips St. L78-15 $58.00 $49.30 3.21 the budget can be reduced if the three sons, Alfred Vernon, Va.; a brother. r^Y R S T E R CORD PLY close is the school’s declining enroll­ Saturday, 8 p.m. —First aid to 2 Colum­ Sunday, 1:03 p.m. -F irst aid to 1704 Lawrence Davis Jr. of En­ Jack Fisher of West Hart­ board feels declining student enroll­ ment. bus Cir. Main St. field, Roland W. Davis of ford, and two jL Y E S m CORD PLY Skating winner thanks ment warrants it. Dr. Diggs proposed this weekend Saturday, 8:47 p.m. — First aid to 47 PIusF.E.T. Sunday, 6:45 p.m. -F irs t aid to Show­ Ellsworth, Maine, and grandchildren. I CORD PLY A7K-i:t Biackuail Without staff reductions, the board that the Woodland School be the new High Ct. case Cinema. Silver Lane Warren E. Davis of Bar will have to pay $14,661,104 to home of the Synergy School, the Harbor, Maine, and seven John M. Horan Guurdsniaii Radial East Hartford friends salaried staff because of contracted town’s alternative high school of grandchildren. EAST HARTFORD - raises and other benefits. This is an about 80 students, now in portable un­ John M, Horan, 69, of 80 iGuardsman Sears Low Plus The funeral is Tuesday at Highway Tires (Blackwall) Regular Price F.E.T. Michael Seibert, 17, took time out Mrs. Gaines said Michael took all increase of 7.8 per cent over the its at Penney High School. Blackstone suggests Charter Oak Ave., Hart­ St. Dunstan’s Church, from celebrating his skating victory his classes in the morning in a current year. ford, died Saturday at A78-13 816..)0 1.72 New board member Ellsworth, Maine. Burial is (iuardsman Radial Sears Low Plus at the Hartford Civic Center last special schedule to allow him the Parents of Woodland School Hartford Hospital. He was Whilewall Kesular Price K.E.T. The Democratic Town Committee in East Side Cemetery, B78-13 818..30 1.82 week to thank old friends in East whole afternoon each day to skate. students as well as neighbors of the the father of Mrs. Daniel J. .\K7H-I3 IM 1.94 Hartford for helping him. last week voted to recommend Hancock, Maine. m 2.00 (.78-13 S20..30 2.01 Seibert and his mother took an school on Long Hill Dr. are expected a halt in construction Molloy and the brother of im 7K lt tJK 2.27 Seibert and his partner, Kelley Salvatore G. Ingallinera, 37, of 210 Friends may call at the apartment on Burnside Ave. during to attend the board meeting tonight. The through traffic on Silver Lane Joseph F. Horan, both of EH7K-II 139 2.41 E78-11 821.00 2.23 Morris, won the silver dance com­ Colby Dr. to fill the school board East Hartford Mayor Richard Jordan Funeral Home, KK7NI4 the school year. His father, a school They plan to ask the board to recon­ caused by the lack of a connector to East Hartford. St3 2.» F78-1 1 822.00 2.37 petition in the U.S. Figure Skating vacancy caused by the January Blackstone this weekend called for a Ellsworth, tonight from 7 GR7H.lt Its .2.69 principal near their home town of sider plans to close the school this the super highways is what keeps the Other survivors are his Championships ’Thursday night. resignation of Walter H, Miles Jr. moratorium on building along Silver to 9. 1IH7H.II IM 2.W G 78-11 82».(K1 2..i3 Carmel, Ind., stayed in Indiana. fall. traffic level too high, he said. wife, a son, another GH7KI.) Its 2.79 SeilKrt called Mrs. Mae Gaines, Ingallinera will be recommended Lane. The Leete-Stevens En­ .3.4)0-1.3 820..’>() 1.77 “ Michael was very serious about The board had tentative plans to "We must always be cognizant of daughter, another brother, IIK7Hl.i 149 2.96 East Hartford High School guidance to the board tonight. It is important that we declare a field Chapels, 61 South Rd., LR7H-la 151 3.28 anything he. did. He made many convert the building to offices for the protecting the health, well-being and a s i s te r and n ine G78-I.i 821.4M) 2..VJ counselor, to thank her and the He is an assistant project manager Enfield, is in charge of sacrifices as did his family,” said school administration. Part of the moratorium on any construction in safety of the citizens of this com­ grandchildren. school for its support in the school for the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft local arrangements. H78-1.3 826.(H) 2.7‘> Mrs. Gaines. front of the building, the older por­ these areas which are traffic munity. To honor additional develop­ The funeral is Tuesday at year 1974-1975, He enrolled as a Group. He has said he wants what the He returned the next year to tion, is now used by Dr. Diggs and his generators, he said. ment at this time would be an un­ 9:15 a.m. from the Dillon freshman then to be able to skate un­ parents want for the town’s schools. Clarence E. Smyth Carmel and is now a member of the staff for offices. The newer, rear por­ reasonable infringement on the en­ Funeral Home, 53 Main St., der the direction of talented teachers The board meets at 7:30 p.m. at Heavy traffic along Silver Lane EAST HARTFORD - National Honor Society as a junior in tion is now used for classes by about Hartford, with a Mass at 10 at the Hartford Arena in South Wind­ Penney High School. and Forbes St, has Irt to many ac­ tire populace.” Clarence E. Smyth, 62, of ■f SAVE S/UE its high school. 1(X) students. cidents. including three fatalities in Projects already under way or ap­ 237 Chester St. died Friday at St. Augustine’s Church, J sor. 2 7 % 1 4% recent years, he said. The traffic will proved will continue to completion, in St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Burial will be in SAVE Oil Kilter y 3 \ Motor Oil probably remain heavy as long as I- he said. But the Planning and Zoning Hartford. He was the hus­ Rose Hill Memorial Park, ( ISeaW 1 Rocky Hill. 84 does not connect to 1-86 at the Commission can. citing traffic band of Mrs. Gladys 1 4 4 HEAVY * 6 ,pr. Manchester town line. problems, turn down future projects. Mooney Smyth. Friends may cail at the 1 47,1' q»- Police work up, crimes decrease k \ mow w / Mr. Smyth was born May funeral home today from 2 Reg. 11.99 s.\K 2«ur:ui 13,1914, in Manchester and to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. HrKular.M' Heavy-Duty Total activity of the East Hartford 5,778 to 5,387. Crimes involving van­ Cases involving people under age Total burglaries dropped from 955 lived in East Hartford for The family suggests that Police Department increased by 5.2 dalism showed the sharpest drop 18 which were cleared rose from 172 to 835 and the rate of clearance East Hartford news briefs 25 years. those wishing to do so may PLUS Shocks per cent in 1976, but the rate of from 1,830 to 1,399. in 1975 to 260 in 1976. stayed at about 15 per cent. make memorial gifts to the He worked for Pratt & crimes decreased 6.8 per cent, said Accidents in 1975 totaled 1,684, but There were four cases of Total thefts, except motor Bigelow Chapter 33, Order of the Governments (CRCOG) is the topic Newington Children’s manslaughter by negligence in 1976 vehicles, rose from 2,489 to 2,555 and Whitney Aircraft Group of Chief Clarence Drumm Friday. The in 1976 totaled only 1,523. ’There were Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday at of an East Hartford Chamber of United Technologies in Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., report comparing police figures of three accident fatalities in 1975 and and all were cleared. There were clearances rose from 300 to 423. Kallrrx $H’ili>rniaair iharai trrixtlo mint (nr Miwr arinriHng 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, Commerce breakfast Tuesday at $ at Newington, Conn. 06111. (■•HallrTx mni il Inter nallnnaUlsndanK lUrnup 1975 and 1976 pleased him, he said. three in 1975 and they were all East Hartford as a super­ four , in 1976. There were 677 injured Motor vehicle thefts rose from 300 The Slye School PTO meets the Ramada Inn. visor of the material 4 i ranking Krsertr \mp hour \u id em-li ’The report also pleased Mayor in 1975 and 576 in 1976. The drop in the cleared also. Mrs. Grace M. Oakes pn«er rapadtx lapadh p U lr. to 371 and clearances rose from 36 to Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Anyone who owns a quilt is invited Richard Blackstone, who said total of those injured was 15 per cent. There was one murder in 1975 (not requirement department SOUTH WINDSOR - 410 ampa. 112 mimileN 67 66 37. to the St. Christophers' Ladies Guild Friday, " I t’s good to see the The clearance record by the local yet cleared) and none in 1976. Juvenile diabetes is the topic for for 38 years until his retire­ Mrs. Grace Filiault Oakes, the Junior Women’s Club meeting meeting tonight at 8 in the church ment in 1977. Reg. $9.99.1 3/I6-in. piston statistics showing the ac­ force was also dramatic. There were four rapes reported in Mayor Blackstone said the im­ 70, of 19 Harvard St., — more fluid capacity and Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at the South hall for a quilting demonstration. He attended the Burnside *8 O F F ... Sears 48 complishments of our forces." Although there were only slightly 1975 and all were cleared. But there prove figures are a reflection of the Natick, Mass., died Satur­ ride control than standard Congregational Church. 'The Board of Tax Review will meet United Methodist Church Total cases handled by the force more crimes, not including van­ were five in 1976 and only one has torce’s use of team policing and day at Leonard Morse Maintenance Free Battery 1-in. bore shocks. Fils analysis of data on criminal activitv. The Redevelopment Commission tonight and Thursday night from 6:30 of East Hartford. Hospital in Natick. She was most American-made rose from 23,974 in 1975 to 25,241 in dalism, in 1976 (a total of 3,988), the been cleared so far. Robberies rose from 39 to 47 but Police know where things are likely meets tonight at 7:45 and the to 9:30 in the tax assessor’s office. Other survivors are a the mother of Mrs. Bar­ SA V E *15 S A V E *3 SA V E *7 cars, imports, pickups, 1976, according to the repo.rt number of cases cleared rose from Regular $39.99 to happen and they are more likely to Emergency Medical Services Com­ The Sunset Ridge School PTA is son, Bruce E. Smythe of Sears 2'^ ton vans. Fast, low-cost in­ prepared for Chief Drumm by Lt. 15.1 per cent in 1975 to 18.5 per cent in cases cleared rose from 17 to 26. bara Bidwell of South Free Installation Sears 2 Ion Scissors Type be there to prevent it or apprehend mission at 8, both in the Town Hall. running a book fair today through East Hartford; a daughter, Car Pump stallation available Rictiard Lewis of the department’s 1976. Assaults rose from 157 to 171 but Windsor. with trade in Bumper Jack Axle Jack perpetrators, he said. Use of sur­ Whether or not to give money to Wednesday. Parents are invited to Mrs. Pamela S. Sisson of 3 F* administration office. The cleared cases in 1975 totaled cases cleared also rose from 87 to She was a retired veillance gear also helps, he said. support the Capital Region Council of the fair and open house Tuesday at East Hartford; his mother, 9 9 Original Equipment Re­ Crimes of all types dropped from 596 and in 1976 totaled 736. 116. registered nurse. If you need a battery, consider the Sears 48 with ex­ 44»» placement Shocks $4.6£ra. 7:30 p m Mrs. Margaret Collins cellent cold cranking power and reserve capacity. 12*» 1 8 Other survivors are two KrxiiUr I.U.XI Steady Riders ..$12.99 ea. Smith of Manchester; a sons, another daughter, a Fit most Amencan made cars. Regular tiysB Krgutar tU.m brother, Gordon A. Smith sister, 11 grandchildren Area police report of Windsor Locks, and and 3 great-grandchildren. Sears Gimplete Brake Job Heavy-Duty Aluminized Muffler Vogel quits three grandchildren. The funeral is Tuesday at Sears Oil Change arrested the four men. The men are for court appearance Feb. 28. said. on a $500 non-surety bond for The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from the Rose East Hartford S.\VKII0 each charged with conspiracy to Police released him on $250 surety appearance in court Feb. 23. Hill Funeral Home, 580 S.UK t » ' 7 Q 8 S Bolton post 11 a m. at the Newkirk and llfK, ITS.™ Keg. tm.KK Filter and Lubrication A police stakeout at the Showcase commit second-degree larceny and Philip E. Coach, 25, of 207 bond for court apperance Feb. 28. South Windsor Whitney Funeral Home, Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a 6 9 » » • V disc Cinemas off Silver Lane resulted in possession of burglary tools. Ridgewood Rd., Blast Hartford, was Two pedestrians were treated at William Vogel, chairman of the 318 Burnside Ave., East Mass at 10 at St. James the Saturday night arrests of four All but Lewis posted the $2,(X)0 sur­ Vernon whdl • 1wr« & in ir «n iMir charged Friday with reckless driving Manchester Memorial Hospital Sun­ Bolton Board of ^ucation for nearly Hartford, with the Rev. Church, Rocky Hill. Burial arums «r rMxs * HrhytM wbrrl olla- men apprehended while allegedly ety bond set for each. Lewis was held Richard Wzintko, 28, of Hartford, arrs • K r^ tr frmil whrH amtrsr sraK and evading responsibility in connec­ day night after they were struck by a three years, has resigned from the Henry J. Sherer Jr. of­ will be in Rose Hill • Us|ir4l masirt r«llnarr • \n KTlua Installvd! stealing a car. over the weekend for appearance this was arrested Saturday on a court m k tion with two accidents. car while walking along Ellington board ficiating. Burial will be in Memorial Park, Rocky slm rs I i« n i|iM r rrm taat * Mitsti Mrra k«aiaulN brakr vtsirm. IMI !• Aluminized to help resist rust causing moisture. Fit o\ er The four men are Anthony Lewis, morning in Common Pleas Court 12. There were no serious injuries. warrant charging him with third- Rd. The resignation will be acted on Hillside Cemetery, East Hill. ulih htukr Iluia • \nuralH\ Iiu'ludt's up to .> nl». loVV Ai •a|ust pniK ukrrl • KiMa lrs>l lur fm«l 90% ol.Xmerican made cars. •Ml \v«ilh4*r oil St*ars hoaxv 24, William M. Camby, 20, and The other)three are scheduled to Coach is scheduled for court Feb. 22. degree assault. The charge stems Police said the driver of the car when the school board meets Hartford. Friends may call at tbe MtsprrlHM N r« arum s, ru lars uc ukrTl duly od liitiT and luliru-ato Edbert M. Rozetta Jr., 21, all of («linarrs a4 Mldttimial rvsl It u rra ra appear in court Feb. 28. from a disturbance at a Rockville was Lewellyn Jandreau. 42, of Porter Thursday at 8 p.m. at the 5-8 Building Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from most i^assis pts. as nmiint Hartford, and Jason Reddick, 17, of 7 to 9, Anthony D. Roppo, 21, of 49 Brown home, police said. He was released Brook Ave.. Blast Hartford. He ap­ of Bolton Elementary-Center School. funeral home today from 3 Bloomfield. Lewis A. iWnandez, 18, of 30 St., Blast Hartford, was arrested Sun­ on a $250 non-surety bond for The family suggests that Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back STORE HOURS; Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. In 9 lU.M. parently didn’t see the pedestrians as It IS expected the board will name a to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. friends wishing to do so An officer reported observing a car ConnecticuU^Blvd., East Hartford day night and charged with second- appearance in Common Pleas Court he was driving south on Ellington new chairman then. The family suggests that may make memorial gifts with four men move up to a parked was arrested over the weekend and degree reckless endangerment and 19, Rockville, Feb. 23. Vogel, a Democrat, cited a job Where America shops Rd., police said. friends wishing to do so to the American Cancer BRIDGEPORT. CONN HAMDEN. CONN ORANGE. a ) N \ EASTKIE1.0 MALL. MASS WATERBURV. CONN car in the large parking lot. One man charged with criminal attempt to third-degree criminal mischief. The pedestrians were Lori Feltens- transfer as the reason for his may make memorial gifts PITTSFIELD. MASS CRKENKIEU). MA.SS W HARTn)RD.CONN W SPRINGFIELD. MASS . ” ADtn' BIUNPOIIO BRISTOL went to the parked car, opened it and Society, 670 Prospect Ave., ^tEftlDCN NORTHAMPTON OLDSAYBBOOR commit second-degree robbery. ’The The charges stem from his alleged Gary Davis. 28, of Range Hill Rd.. tein, 14, and Matthew Fredelte, 16, resignation i to the American Cancer Satisfaction Guarantrtd or Four Money Back MANCHESTER, CONN MIDDLETOWN. CONN KFKNK.NH WESTFIELD. MASS DANBURY. CONN RlHKVIUf SOI THBHinOE B ARE entered it, police said. charge stems from an attempted Hartford, Conn. 06105, or SiuiM M.iidu.tK .Iiul Ui->uiHdi«< liin i, U \ dllH V M IM H N M W" WlaiMANTK- chase of a car driven by a young Vernon, was arrested Saturday on a both of South Windsor. Vogel has served on the board for Society, 292 S. Marshall Leonard Morse Hospital, A patrol officer called to the scene robbery of a 33-year-old man on Gar- woman from Glastonbury to the rear warrant charging him with cultiva­ Police said the car brushed the two five and a half years. His current St., Hartford; Conn. 06105. Natick, Mass. and the officer at the stakeout then van St. on Jan. 26. He was released of Firehouse No. 6 on Main St., police tion of marijuana. He was released and pushed them intq a snow hank. term expires in June 1979!' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . Mon , Ffb 7, 1877 - PAGE THREE-B PAGE TWO-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 7. 1977 Bank files foreclosure Name for Bolton park to be decided tonight South holds upper hand on Ice Palace building At a Town Meeting tonight at 8 at adopt ordinances for civil the Community Hall, Bolton preparedness, massage parlors and B o l t o n 1, 1976, was $10,619. ’There are also federal tax liens against the building. residents wilt be asked to name the sanitary regulations. The Hartford National Bank and Atty. Robert Sattin, representing E.J. Holl property. ’They will be asked to appropriate Trust Co. has filed a foreclosure ac­ the bank, said he doesn’t see any im­ At a Town Meeting last year, funds from the Nature Conservancy tion, against the three owners of the again against Catholic mediate effect on the operation of the residents were given a choice of gift for park development of the E. J. building leased to the Bolton Ice Ice Palace. about 30 names and they objected. Holl property on Bolton Lake. pionship, of which Uiey are defending Palace, in the amount ot $700,000. By LEN AUSTER after the first quarter — "they were and Jeff Heim 110) also hit double The papers, filed in Tolland County The choices they will hie given They will be asked to appropriate champs, won’t be theirs. That they’ll hungrier earlier,” commented East The owners are Theodore Trudon Herald Sportswrltrr digits lor East. The Elagles were 25 Superior Court, named as defen­ tonight are Bolton Lakeview Park, funds for the highway budget, library have to win at the HCC playoffs Feb, coach Stan Ogrodnik — and while of Hartford, William O’Brien of R.H. Holl Athletic Field, Indian budget and a siren, accept a portion Bouts one and two between for 48 ( 52 per cent) from the Held but dants, besides the partnership and 24 and 26. East spurted at times it was never turned the ball over 20 times, eight Manchester and W. Harry England of each partner individually, 10 other Notch Park and Toomey Park. of Brian Dr., select an auditor and basketball heavyweights East able to draw even. turnovers occurring in the third Coventry. parties including architects, elec­ Residents will also be asked to join hear reports from various officers Catholic and ^uth Catholic The Eagles were within four quarter during their abbreviated The bank note was due Jan. 1,1974, trical firms and Realtors, each of a multi-town health district, and and boards. HCC Standings and $7,100 was due the first of each have gone one way but there’ll points, 37-33. with about five minutes comeback. whom has an interest in the property. left in the third stanza (neither the month thereafter. The bank claims probably be at least one South Calholie East's jayvees upped their record Trudon’s creditors have filed score clock nor board was payments haven’t been made since rematch. Ka.l Calholie to 11-4 with a 53-47 win over South, several foreclosure actions against Coventry Town Council operative), but South's Steve Ayers last September. Aquina. which is now 13-3 Pete KIro (24). him. An automobile business owned The Hartford-based Rebels won the tossed in two hoops and Rudi Alvarez The Town of Bolton also claims to Si. Paul Mark Murphy (12) and Rob Smith by him in Vernon was closed last Ju­ first meeting back in early January, one, off a steal by Ayers, to restore have an interest in the Ice Palace by Xavier 1101 were top point-makers (or the ly. It was seized by the Internal to talk about insurance 48-43, and a crowd of 900 braved the the margin to 10. The closest East Eagles virtue of liens for unpaid taxes. Revenue Service for nonpayment of elements Saturday night to make it NVt'eiil Calholie fill will be closed Friday, Lincoln’s came afterwards was at 56-49. The total amount of taxes, due July trust fund taxes. The Coventry Town Council will to the University of Hartford to see meet with Town Insurance Agent Birthday, and Monday, Washington’s South placed four performers in them make it two straight over the The playoff brings together the top James Zuccardy and members of the Birthday. The landfill will be open double figures led by John Pinone SoHih Caihiilir (".I) — Madrak 1 Eagles this season by a 73-62 margin. four finishers in regular season play Insurance Advisory Committee Wednesdays for two weeks to com­ with 16 points followed by Alvarez 2-3 4. Granato 5 3-513, Pinone 5 6418, Vernon students upset According to track records, there with No. 1 playing No. 4 and No. 2 tonight at 7:30 at the Town Hall. pensate for the two holiday closings. • 15), Paul Mercak (14) and Steve Alvarez 6 3-4 15. Ayers 3 3-4 9, Mer­ •. »r should be another confrontation. playing No, 3. The winners meet for Action on the snow removal ac­ Street lighting Granato (13). The Rebels were 27 for cak 6 2-2 14, Siering 0 (M) 0, Lutz I 04 South, on a seven-game winning the title and with South having lost 43 from the field (63 per cent) and 2 Totals 27 19-28 73. insect bill was killed count and appointment of the town The Town Council has approved in­ streak, leads the HCC at 7-0. 15-1 auditor is also expected at tonight’s none and East just two. to South, the had 11 turnovers. stallation of two large lights in the over-all, while East, which had a six- perennial powers might square off HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ “They think we’re little children Council meeting. East was topped by Gary Carlson's Eaiii Cutliolir(62) —Carlson72-3 Plains Rd. and South St. Ext. area. game win skein snapped, is second at again. And they could also meet in ticut legislature’s Government Ad­ and don’t know what we’re talking Discussion of the Charter Revision 16 points who, with the tally, moved 16, Lindbcrg 3 2-2 8, Heim 5 04 10, The new lights will improve the 5-2, 12-5 over-all. But, even if the the State Tournament depending on ministration and Policy Committee about,” said a disappointed Robert Commission, cemetery ordinance into the No. 10 spot on the all-time Dumais 3 7-8 13, Thompson I 04 2. traffic flow and pedestrian safety of Rebels win their last three con­ the draw. didn’t think much of the praying Tedoldi. "We really knew what we and lake area roads are priority Eagle scoring list with 583 points . Donnelly 1 04 2, Hall 51-311, Holland the Miller Richardson recreational ference outings, the HCC cham­ The Rebels jumped to a 14-6 lead Mark Dtmai&vtlJ), Eric Hall (11) mantis idea, so they dumped it. were doing.” items on tonight’s agenda. area. 0 0-0 0, Totals 25 12-18 62, But for 25 fourth graders in Ver­ State Rep. Chester W. Morgan, D- Snowhlowing in Vernon Case settled This past fali the town crew made non, it was the most important idea changes in this area to provide for Vernon, sponsored the bill drawn up The court case involving Barak of the year. And now they don’t think John Jzyk of 287 Lake St., Vernon, uses snowblower to plow additional parking space and in­ by the fourth-graders. He said the Homes and the Coventry Planning too much of the committee. snow from sidewalk after weekend storm. Drifting caused creased room. ’The expanded parking Sports briefs Last week, with little fanfare, the committee acted unfairly in killing and Zoning Commission has been the measure without asking for his problems in keeping walks and streets clean over the weekend. area allows cars to park safely off Two-man show settled out of court. Barak Homes politicians quickly killed a bill which (Herald photo by Dunn) the road. testimony. had appealed the PZC’s conditional This was the general consensus would have made the praying mantis The council also approved ad­ ^Thinking second Connecticut’s state insect. Com­ approval of the Arrowhead Ridge after the 20-year-old Swede Sunday “They thought it was a scrap of ditional street lights for the following HONOLULU (UPI) - As Bruce won his fifth World Cup slalom in a mittee members said they put aside apartment complex on Rt. 6. paper,” said one of Tedoli’s areas: Rt. 44A and Trowbridge Rd.; Lietzke stood on the 10th tee of the row, displaying all his skill and ar­ in New Orleans the measure because there are too Recently, the PZC modified some classmates, Denise Greenleaf. But South Windsor Council Forge Rd. and Swamp Rd.; South St. sun-drenched Waialae Country Club tistry that his rivals have yet to many other proposais which need of the conditions and Barak Homes later, she changed her mind. '"They and Woodbridge Rd.; Daley Rd. and course Sunday, the thing farthest match. urgent action. has dropped the appeal. NEW YORK (UPI) — Mardi Gras may be under way, but Pete didn’t even think about it,” sbe said. Bellevue Rd.; Plains Rd. and from his mind was winning the $48,- But the children at Center Road plans hearings tonight Maravich and E. C. Coleman have got a two-man show of their Tbe children say the mantis should Bulletin board Flanders Rd.; and Rt. 31 just east of 000 first prize money offered in the School in Vernon, who thought of the get special recognition because the The South Windsor Town Council York State foliage tour. Baseball Town offices and the sanitary land­ Lisicke Beach. Hawaiian Open. ‘Perfect race' own. idea, didn’t see it that way. insect eats crop-destroying bugs. will meet tonight at 8 in the Council Hall of Fame and Farmers Museum. At that point, the lanky Texan DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (UPI) - Maravich. King Rex of the New highest scorer, had 23 points and Wll stood one stroke behind Don January, Orleans Jazz, scored 43 points Sun­ Jones 20 to carry Indiana. Dan Chambers of Town Hall. A film will be shown at the (Herald photo by Dunn) John Graves, tossing modesty to the Two public hearings are scheduled nutritional program Tuesday at St. with whom he shared the third-round wind, said he and his teammates ran day afternoon in a 99-90 victory over Roundfield added 16 points for the Leaders’ salary hikes winners, while Norm Van Ller Post office named before the regular meeting. A public Peter’s Episcopal Church. Thursday, Eric Smith of East Hampton grabs rebound lead, and Lanny Wadkins. He said a “perfect race.” the Houston Rockets. But it was hearing on Pension Ordinance revi­ Carolyn Vallieres, director of the afterwards he was thinking in terms And he was just about right. Coleman, the team’s defensive and Artis Gilmore lopped Chicago sion will be held at 7 p.m. At 7:15 Cheney’s Dave IVlillig fouls in 80-74 loss Friday. of taking home second or third place Graves, 35, of Key Largo, Fla., and wizard, who did the real damage. with 19 each. V e r n o n 1918. Retired Senior Volunteer Program, on agenda in Andover p.m., there will be a public hearing will speak to the luncheon group. No money from the $240,000 event. teammates Hurley Haywood, 29, of Coleman held Rudy Tomjanovich, Pi»lon» 1.50, King* III Town officials and Rockville Andover residents will consider Residents wilt once again be asked It turned out a whole lot different Bob Lanier, who was ejected in the The new postal facility in Rockville on the Civil Preparedness Ordinance. lunch will be served Friday, which is salary increases for elected officials Jacksonville. Fla,, and Dave Houston's leading scorer to just one residents had petitioned postal of­ to adopt an ordinance calling for con­ in the end for the man who has been third quarter after decking Kansas will be named the Vernon-Rockville In addition. Civil Preparedness Lincoln’s birthday. at a Town Meeting scheduled Helmick of Stroudsburg, Pa., guided point, in a performance that left New Post Office, postal officials an­ ficials to name the new facility, stables to be appointed instead of the PGA’s most consistent player on their underdog Porsche Carrera to City's Jim Ehikins with one punch, Director Robert Hornish will show Emma Newmarker has been Wednesday at 8 p.m, at Andover elected. It the constables are ap­ Orleans' Coach Elgin Baylor nounced over the weekend. Rockville-Verr.cn but postal officials this year’s winter tour with 16 con­ victory ahead of some much faster scored 20 points to spark Detroit. said since the town governments the film, “The Twister,” at 6:30 p.m. named refreshment chairman of the Elementary School. pointed they would be under the con­ stumbling over his words like a Bour­ The operation will be in the former Herald angle secutive rounds of par or better golf. cars in the 24 Hours of Daytona road Howard Porter had 18 and Ralph The council is expected to accept South Windsor Senior Citizens Club. Residents will hear the salary trol of the first selectmen. bon Street drunk. A & P building on Union St. The were consolidated only the name race Sunday. Simpson and M L Carr 17 each for Vernon would be recognized in of­ the Charter Revision Commission’s A committee of eight will be named recommendations of the Board of "It was really unreal.” Baylor building, which cost $600,000 to Those attending the meeting will Record jumps said. “What he did was really im­ ficial postal designation books. report and to set Feb. 15 as the date for each meeting to assist her. Selectmen and the Board of Finance. Earl Yost renovate, was formally accepted for a public hearing regarding the Senior citizens working on the The selectmen are recommending be asked to approve a tax exemption GILFORD, N.H. (UPI) - The possible. I never saw a guy shut out Friday. Business wilt cease at the for the Bishop’s Lake property. The Creates stir report. Wednesday meeting are Doris the first selectman receive $6,000 an­ Sports Editor Denney brothers of Duluth, Minn., completely like that." Pro basketball ’The present Rockville facility on Rockville post office this weekend Robidoux, Bertha Lavoie, Gene nually and the two other selectmen property is being surveyed in an­ took turns setting records Sunday. HARTFORD (UPI) - The recently Going into Sunday’s game. Park St. cost just $52,000 when it was and the new facility will open next ticipation of the state buying it. The Tomjanovich was averaging 23 points Senior citzen news Lavoie, Don Boutin, Sophie receive $600. The finance board is Jim Denny won the wind-shortened proposed takeover of the Hartford jai the Pistons as Kevin Porter set a built in 1917. It opened on May 31. Monday morning. survey should be financed this month per contest. But Coleman stuck to A partial list of travel oppor­ Kupchunos, Irene Hadden, Margaret recommending tbe first selectman 70-meter competition in the U.S. Ski alai fronton by a Chicago slot team record with seven steals. Ron and the papers, making the state the him like flypaper, limiting him to tunities for South Windsor’s senior Peck, Anne Mclnnis and Sadie Gold- receive $5,000 annually and the two Jumping Championships, setting a machine company had already Boone had 20 points for the losers. owner, should be completed in just four field-goal attempts in 34 citizens has been released, and will baum. other selectmen, $250. hill record which was then broken by created a stir. Nvl» 94, Ca\alieni 90 March, “ If we forget about you, we minutes, ^ State finds solvents offer at least one trip each month Senior citizens riding the mini-bus, The selectmen are recommending Tom Gorman tops his younger brother. But the Hartford Courant reported Bubbles Hawkins, hitting on 15 o( (baseball) are in trouble. You can’t And while Coleman provided the from March through October. donated by the South Windsor Rotary the building and sanitary agent The exemption of taxes, for the last Considered the best umpire in the Sunday the largest shareholder in the 20 field goal attempts, scored a blame the ball players for wanting all World Cup heavy-duty work on defense. More details concerning the Club, have expressed appreciation receive $3,600. ’The finance board six months assessment on the 1975 National League before his retire­ Chicago slot machine company plan­ career-high 37 points as New York the money they can get, but there has ST, ANTON, Austria (UPI) - The ning to buy the fronton resigned as a Maravich fired in 35 points in the in area well water planned trips, as well as other travel for the service. recommends $2,500. The position Grand List, would amount to $1,- ment after the 1976 season, Tom Gor­ reeled off its third straight victory. to be a saturation point somewhere. remainder of this winter’s ski races member of his company’s board last first half to send the Jazz to a 53-43 Chemical solvents — some of them plans are available from Jim Snow at One member recently donated a presently pays $1,600. 307.84. man is also the best speaker among Al Skinner and Mike Bantom add^ Moosup section of Plainfield and in “Everybody has got to sit down will only be a formality for Sweden’s summer, when he was accused of lead. possibly cancer-causing — have been private weils in Sharon, South Wind­ the Recreation Department, Town dollar for each of the 14 seats on the The two boards agree on increases Residents will be asked to adopt an the men in blue. 17 points each for the Nets, while and come up with a solution,” the Ingemar Stenmark to bag his second associating with a reputed un­ Ron Behagen added 18 points for found by state officials examining sor and East Granby. Hall. bus in merhory of Norman Reynolds, for the tax collector, from $1,650 to ordinance concerning the installation Anyone in attendance at last Bobby Smith led Cleveland with 19. man who worked over 4,000 major consecutive World Cup title. derworld figure. the Jazz, while Kevin Kunnert and drinking wells in several Connecticut State officials say there may be one of the most active workers for $2,400; treasurer, from $825 to $1,200; of driveways and appropriate $10,000 night’s Gold Key Dinner in New Spun) I 19, Knirk* 96 The list includes the following league games said. John Lucas had 17 each for the communities. more contaminated wells but since the bus. fire marshal, from $400 to $500. for snow removal and sanding. Haven can attest to that. Larry Kenon had 24 points and there is no legal requirement that trips: March 16, Gould’s Sugaring The big Irishman from Closter, Among the 17 former Gold Key Rockets. Citizens of Plainville have been Off; April 6, Easter Show at Radio winners present were two from George Gervin 23 as San Antonio tests be made for the presence of N.J., was at his best and actually Elsewhere in the NBA, Boston took rolled to seventh win in Its last nine drinking water containing large chemical solvents, there is no way of City Music Hall; May 17-18, Great Manchester, retired high school Buffalo. 113-97. P h iladelphia ‘saved’ the night. games. Mo Layton led New York amounts of the industrial solvents, knowing for sure. Adventure, Jackson, N.J.; June 15, Ms. Doyle to emcee coaches Tom Kelley and Pete Housatonic ^runs ’ defeated Los Angeles, 102-97, Indiana Gorman’s witty stories about with 19, which has now dropped nihe tri-chloroethylene, carbon The chemicals come from in­ Rocky Point shore dinner. Paper Wigren. lopped Chicago. 111-99, Detroit baseball, and his serious comments, of its last 10 road games. tetrachloride and chloroform, all dustrial solvents, mostly used to House; July 6, Sterling Gardens, Miss Tolland County - local depanure times - slopped Kansas City, 130-111, the known to cause cancer in animais. left a favorable impression upon all The state scribes have now dis­ Siiiiii 115, Nuggrtu 104 clean greasy metal parts but also Tuxedo, N.Y.; Aug. 17, Gloucester 9:t5am 12:15pm 3:45pm and he had most diners literally New York Nets upset Cleveland, 94- Similar contamination has been 5:45pm 8:4Spm tributed 109 Gold Keys in 36 years, Paul Westphal scored 32 points. used in a wide range of manufac­ and Rockport; Sept, Hyde Park Ms. Priscilla Doyle, formerly of Vernon, has been ap- — loc«l departure times — Cougars off court 90, San Antonio whipped the New rolling in the aisles. track great Joe McCluskey was the Ron Lee 30 and Alvan Adams 26 to found in a small public well in the turing processes. and West Point; Oct. upper New pointed mistress of ceremonies for the Greater Vernon 8:30am 10;40am 2:30pm for Willimantic. Danielson and York Knicks, 119-96, Phoenix beat Providence, w ith onward or con­ Gorman, who completed 25 years third winner from Manchester, get­ lead Phoenix, while David Thompson Jaycees Miss Tolland County Scholarship Pageant. 4:45pm 7:45pm Denver, 115-104, and Seattle defeated necting wrvice to Newport, Fall last year in the senior loop, will have ting the honor in 1946. Wigren By DAVE ROBACK had 27 and Dan Issel 24 (or Denver. The pageant is scheduled March 5 at the Vernon Middle for Waterbury, Southbury, Dan­ River, New Bedford, Cape Cod Milwaukee. 107-99. bury, Yonkers. New York City a dual job with the N.L. this year. received his key in 1957 and Kelley in Correspondi-nl Sii|H'rSonir« 107, Burk* 99 RockvillQ hospital notes School, Rt. 30. points, Boston & Logan Airport Crllicn I 15, Brati-n 97 You'll SM mor«. enjoy more He’ll be supervisor of umpires and 1973. Bruce Seals scored 17 points in the Ms. Doyle was Miss Connecticut in 1971. She attended save time, save gat and travel in F U LL COMFORT “We just didn’t have it from the beginning,” commented Dave Cowens finished with 28 will also be on call to spread goodwill second half and Fred Brown hit (our Manchester Community College and Central Connecticut Larry Lisciotti, the world’s ^ k e t Manchester Community College basketball coach Don Geissler points and 19 rebounds to pace a for the front office. He’s well jump shots In the final quarter to Admited Friday: Lillian Thibeau, Rockville; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garabedian, Stafford Springs, a State College. She has taught adult education classes in qualified for both. billiard champion from Manchester, as the Cougars were run off the court by Housatonic Community fourth-quarter Boston surge. John George Gilpatrick, Crystal Lake Rd., daughter to Mr. and Mrs pace Seattle over Milwaultee Each South Ter., Vernon; Sarah West, Snipsic David Vernon and is one of the Hartford area’s top fashion Stop in or phone for tcheduiet & tickets to all pointi Manchester baseball buffs, had an was one of the head table guests and College, 89-56, Saturday night at East Catholic. Havlicek added 22 and Sidney Wicks Lake Rd., Tolland. Ellington; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. LaPointe, South St., Vernon. models. BOB'S MOBIL STATION was busy signing autographs as were finished with 22 points and guard Bob opportunity to k c and hear Gorman The setback broke the Cougars' 21 for the Celtics. Buffalo was led by Discharged Friday: Richard Andrews, Ronald Marks, Cider Mill Rd.. Tolland. Admitted Sunday: Patricia Auclair, Ms, Doyle is a past director and producer of the Miss 427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Phone 646-7348 the other name figures. Hounatunir (89) —Green 6 2-3 14, Wllkerson added II assists for the Admitted Saturday: Mary Hanley, Coventry; Claudia Bell, Pillsbury Hill, (one block from Keeney St. exit of Intei^ate 84) at a Maswiiy Sports Night three three-game winning streak and left Randy Smith's 22 points and John Slorrs: Richard Grabowski, Snipsic St., New Britain Pageant and has judged numerous Miss Marlow 10 04 20, Dixon 2 0-1 4, Sonics Rockville; Mrs. Barbara Haloburdo and Medford, Mass.; George Yosky, Broad Rockville; Corey Benson, Forest View years agC(*Last night several tables Conspicious by their absence were them with a 6-10 mark. They resume Shumate's 19. America preliminaries. Hickey 4 2-2 10, Mendenhall 3 1-2 7, baby, Nye St., Rockville; Mrs. Charlien Brook. Dr., Vernon; Ann Boris, Pinney St., of Manchester residents were on representatives from major league action tonight traveling to New T(>crn 102, Liiki-r* 97 Hood and baby, Talcottville Rd., Vernon; Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Louise Ellington; Wilfred Cote, Gem Dr., hand for the dinner which honored teams, the New York Yankees, New Haven to face South Central Com­ DeFeo 2 7-8 11, Koonce 3 1-1 7, Steve Mix fired in 37 points, in­ Wendy Hyde, Kibbe Rd., Ellington; Amy Kitka and daughter. Deep River; Ellington; Alice Edwards, Grove St., Joe Gargan, Widdy Neale and Johnny York Mets and Boston Red ^ x in munity College. Frazier 7 2-2 16, Brown 0 04 0 cluding 15 each In the second and Paulette Mason. Broad Brook; 'Thomas Rockville; Jocelyn Pierce, Stafford. Kasparek 0 04 0. Totals 37 15-19 89.' Robinson honored Kasper, Somers; Susan Nasiatka, Staf­ Egan with Gold Keys and Willard baseball, the Boston Celtics in Housatonic, 14-4, started off run­ third quarters, to power McNally Jr., Hoffman Rd., Ellington; Discharged Sunday: Betty Aborn, Plainfield entries tuesday onlyl ford; Melissa Nowlin. Pleasant St., Williams with the McGinley Award basketball, the New York Jets and ning as forward Clarence Marlow Manrlirntrr (5 6 )— DeMarco 0 2-3 Philadelphia. Lloyd Free contributed PHTSBURGH (UPI) - Utility Rockville; Raymond Spielman, Mrs. Theresa Nelson and son, Terrace Grove St., Rockville; Barbara Douglass, for his contributions to sports over Zocco 2 1-2 5, Faulkner 7 3-4 17, 15 for the Atlantic Division leaders player Bill Robinson, chosen as the Windermere Ave., Rockville; Emily Dr., Rockville; Christopher Pelletier, Somers; Carl Gebhardt, Union St., New England Patriots in football and netted the first basket and the valentine candies the years. the New Ehigland Whalers in hockey. visitors never looked back. From the Robinson 4 1-2 9, Nolen 5 4-5 14, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar topped 1976 Pirates "Player of the Year " by Tipaldi, Merline Rd., Vernon; David Sunningdale Lane, Bolton; Frederick Rockville; Mrs. Bonnie Lipstreu and Cheney 2 0-0 4, Wilson 2 0-0 4, Schneider, Florence St,, Rockville; daughter, Vineta Dr., Vernon; David Former Gold Key winner Andy start Housatonic used rebounding Los Angeles with 26 his teammates after batting 303 and Wert, Alison Dr., South Windsor; Mrs. POST T IK : m PJL t'i rwi reg. 97* Finley's corner in his dispute with top-grade job. getting the program and 12 points respectively in the first at four, Manchester High's Wilson 11-1. 115 — Tracy Plainfield results 1 i| lu Knita M l O b t L i u T-2 4. M th irP w l ,: { 4. Hsa b^ 4. Raney TnMJe 2. 1 Tfs iMdy IM lYeMlee baseball. started and over at a decent hour. 20 minutes. Cougar forward Steve wrestling team downed lE) dec Chandler 4-2, 122 15-1 kCkMik 1 banbci by •- ?2 t 7. FraddyCa * ----- Yaan — M ^ ^ Enfield High. 31-22. Satur­ — Bixby (M) dec Feltaull (. CantNb , r t 1 Sa laneseme M l l - i 7. OeUcked Oream 111 i Faulkner collected 15 first-half SJm iM Y 7.1 Printer 1 (tk IY C 1 P.T.’i le tty M 3-1 [ . points but it wasn't enough as the day in Enfield. The Silk 24, 129 — Cunningham (M) 1 Fiaem Fatker 12.1... 1. lady M lai111 jttClK a.wv«»wy SIVUIIH 5 -li tw snom TUHE COtMSF (D L S ^ ie rN e a t 11 I. Mkefinba c , 12tk I YC Hawks built a 46-28 lead at the inter­ Town grapplers now sport pinned Courtois 5:30, 135 — ^ S-IS (I) 4- P r i V e n tn 10.00 1141 5.(0 FIST S-K (I) l-CadUti IN 440 IN 3rd M IK e . ^ FaCD B 11 r 1- LbU h Rake 5-1 1. led Mb 1 Fami Fit W I Um\ Stgreme 11 mission. a 34 record. Tedford (M) dec. Africano 2-loig‘at ui^Mt LM 4U IM 2- OaytiM F i^ 111 121 4-Galant Staik 1121 T.N IN IShet Ckew IN IN 2. Frecnay Hrekbl ..H 4. in it W iN $-2 1 Inwrican Way 7-nrt M»riet)i c 1-Hasked L i|R M 4.M IM m 'i H i 1141 7.N 1- Tai'i Saft Teed) 3.U H 1 Marristaa Dekkb 3-1 4. Utest ...... 3-1 Brian Colbath. Pat 9-2. 141 — Courtois (E) dec. 4 U 4 2t 1 Western Unian llM4. Cab s-jjr it 21 RHS icemen top Tribe After Steve Zocco hit the first hoop 5-flmhe SN m - 3244 MOkU IN TM4142 H i.c.s.ni| i-i lUTcrrar 111 TM 31:11 M»b IN paU 513.N 4. tin's Dattir j'j 7. Rm SmiMf 17-1 1 Printer Can 1 Knack Rest le w 2-1 of the second half for MCC, the Bixby, Tim Cunningham. Luz 104. 148 - Marshall TM: 3i.H M w U 244 paid 5(241 lick's Mdy *' L FrM 7^ 7.7 , ! '} i Friendly R o i^ OwieU 217 paid SI7.4I PerfacU 442 pdd 5140.M Qwich S44 paid 5111N PiriecU (41 pbd 515.N 1 Rayb Prenm 7. IbiMr Power IJ * 7. Prebdt Tallying three times in the opening in the first period with Bill Kerr in visitors attempted to play a more .Bill Tedford, Doug iMi dec Hebb 21-8, 158 — Trilecta 4-2-1 paid 51,4(121 TrifecU 54-1 paid MI44I t Waee MasuiU TrilKti 2-7-S paid $7(UI TrifecU 1-14 paid 52N.50 7. KM Grew **> 1 Fondest Way session, Rockville High went on to Marshall and unbeaten Moran IEI pinned Scholsky S(C Z.NT«iladbe Los Angeles Shriners effort. Marlow led all scorers for Tnlecta 442 paid 5517.21 TrifecU 7-21 paid 5N1.N TrifecU 2-14 pbd $77170 , i 1 Imwbalkar lESbSli" 11 1. Rm lkk> postponed Friday after Bobick suffered san vma a m id Twoni TMO! a m (d IM jfm IL’sHmUi K u «I 4 a 1 li o 1 i (' a 1 ICaMlUdM in 4 to IN san IK (D TYKlfn YMa COfRSI (T) 4. Iqral Rrreya T | C Sky I M b Hospital for Crippled torn rib cartilage in a sparring session at Housatonic with 20'points followed by OoniHell ul OFFER r IR n a M b d Easy to own and easy to buy. To discover MANCHESTER fW hrt 1(1 121 7 L i t Tailar I N 7.N lUV.rM 31N UN 121 54UaNlhidlNp UN IN IN 5. Gasina frayce Children, which has Beaumont, Calif. Norton has been Frazier (17). Green (14), Koonce 'IVrIi, 8 \i|iitnai» (LiirU). 3 l-MamyUtr 541 44Nada 4.N IN 14H PiefN 4.N IN ilnSM r ilitkbiTM I Ik 't Sbh I n G000THR0U6H r 7 . U Mae how, stop in at o Mutual Savings Bonk. 291 ADAMS ST. M 5.21 T M 41:21 14ad M be 4N 74riNei ■ IN 7. Hae'inlbK 7 .liA a l3 y 3-1 7. frteUr'i I bm treated more than 6,(XX) training at nearby Gilman Hot Springs. (11) and Dave DeFeo (10). The IVnnry ul Mull XMiKSTI INIs TML 4lil TM 31il 1MN42 iW M O a ry J^jLRpNskQmn iG r n ty S-2 iG b M R a d ta 647-9928 Mwii 4U paid 52740 IkMifla U7 paid 5U2I children without cost since Hawks were 37 for 68 in field goal tionuni ul ku«l Hurl* 4 Ji«*m*\ I'crli al Kut*! 2/12 PirfKtj U4 paid 5(1.41 S#ert«cU 1714 paid 515N.5I QMieU 44$ paid 57141 Qbbcb 145 pbd lUN TnlwU 44 1 ped 571141 ITTDBMCt 1411 Pcrficu 544 pbd 5211N SNerfccU 5-1-7 ebd 57MN KS7 H - n a M ■ IM it was opened in 1952. tries. fiml — 4 iilliolir. 3 N M U : 5157.13 I TrifecU 541 pbd tllllN NMU:515U2S auxos sreoA - ■ m ' t PAGE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 7, 1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn , Mon , Ftb 7, H 77- PAPE FIVE-B

INDEX Halp Wsntad 13 H ip Wanftd 13 Halp Wantad 13 Hatp WaMad 1$ NOTICIt Inside track for job ‘We’ve seen the worst’ —Backstrom; 1 - Lo« end Fourtd RN - 3 to U shift, part time or SHEET METAL Man • Flrtl 2 — Personals full time. Good wages, good class, prodnetion type work. \ — Announcsmsnts benefits. Call Mrs. Tobin n i- Overtime and benefits. Newly appointed University of Connecticut football coach Walt I — Enisrtiinm snl CARRIERS NEEDED i — Auctioni 0385, Vernon Manor Health Dynamic Metal Products Cd., Nadzak who last week completed the appointment of his coaching S h e H e r a tb Care Facilities. Equal Oppor­ Inc 422 North Main Street. Whalers gain deadlock with Racers FINANCIAL tunity Employer. Manchester. 646-4041. staff sifted through some 80 applications and just about us many I — Bonds-Slocka-Mortgsgst I — Psrsonsi Losns CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING telephone messages before deciding upon his aides. I — insursnes PHONE FROM home to ser­ goal came with 2:38 left in The W halers’ Tom Rogers’ tally was on a puck vice our customers. Super Svsinass Opportunltr 14 While most applications were in the form of resumes, one HARTFORD (UPI) games than any other team EMPLOYMENT earnings! Choose your own RiiRh Rd.. Tolaiii SL, SL, the final period as Jack and now they’re coming Webster scored his 24th which had bounced out > — Htip Wsntsd carefully printed note will remain among Coach Nadzak’s keep­ — “ We’vc' seen the > — Butinsst Opportunities hours. 249-7773. front of the net where he SMALL ENGINE Servlet Carlson snapped the puck down the home stretch of goal on a power play, 33 ' — Situation Wsntsd etpoRa Or.. aiM IwiiaMa An. Corporation expanding dealer sakes. It went like this; worst. I’m confident promptly drilled it. PHONE 643-2711 MACHINIST ft Tape Machine home on the fly past the the season.” 1 seconds after former EDUCATION network. No expcrienco “ Dear Coach Nadzak; I am interested in applying for a position in we’ve turned the cor­ sliding Racer goalie Jim Demers said he was Whaler Rosaire Paiement However, Indianapolis — Pnvsis inilructions FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD operator - Minimum two M U M7-9948 necessary. Complete training — Schooia-Cisssss years experience required. program. $500. investment Connecticut. I am*most eager to be in close association with the new ner and we’ll do better Park. "glad we picked up one went off the ice for trip­ took a 4-3 lead with only 53 — iniiructiont Wsntsd NeraM Ctreutotfon Dopl Must Ik able to read and set required lo start your own Backstrom said the ping. Webster took a seconds left at 14:59 as football coach at UConn. We have worked together in the past and from here on,” says point.” His second place REAL ESTATE H ip Wonlwf 13 Halp Wantad 13 up from I blueprints. Call 643- business. Ideal lor retired or our relationship has usually been quite good. I have been exposed to New England Whalers Whalers had just completed team is five points ahead of centering pass from Mike Paiement flipped in a — Homss lor Sais OTin' between 9 and 5:30. part time. Details on request. a 7,000-mile, seven-game Cincinnati Rogers, turned and rebound past the diving — Lots-LsnO for Sal# RNs and LPNs - Full time and REAL ESTATE Sales - Mrr Barker ESCA Field athletics for over 20 years and believe my experience is u definite hockey star Ralph — Invsstmsnt Property Licensed salespersons needed DIETARY AID - 6 a m. to 2 road trip (2-5 record) and cranked the puck past Park Abrahamsson. — Business Property part time. Weekend relief. 7 Training Division Box 619, a n d n in e — Resort Property immediately. Professional p.m., full time. Good wages asset. I would he willing to relocate at any time in the near future. Backstrom. were playing their third- Backstrom’s 13th goal of a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in person and benefits. Please call M6- NNUM NOW Wading River. New York. a h e a d of at 15:26. — Real Estats Wsntsd East Hartford Convalescent training. Excellent com­ EUneeilL TtCMCHN 11792 Resume and references are available upon request.....Respectfully, Backstrom, 39, had just game in three nights. fourth place the year tied it for New missions. Contact in total con- I Experienced person! 0129 between 9 a m. and 4:30 With eight seconds left in MISC. SERVICES Home, 745 Main Street, East p.m. Manchester Manor Nur­ Shirley Nadzak.” been'voted number one “ We came back from a 3- New the period, Reg Thomas of England at the one minute — Ssrvicss Offsred Hartford, Conn. fidence, Mr. Rothman, neMed to do assembly I SHuaUon Wantad is — Psinting-Ptpering Frechette & Martin, and wiring ofl sing Home. 385 West Center star as his Whalers’ team­ 1 deficit and that’s a good England. The mark of the final period. ~ Buiiding-Conlrscting Street. OM^olere, end Jig Bere She's the coach's wife and mother of their four children. the Racers skated over the RNs and LPNs - Pull time and Realtors. 646-4144. machinery in well es-[ indication that this team Whalers are He moved toward the net — Rooing-Siding I O p e ra U re . Mieel lieve d BABYSITTING ■ In my home. mates stormed back to tie New England line and Hsaling-Piumbing part time. 3-11 p.m. shift. tablished company.I I MlnliiMiiii el • foere Ages two years and up. Your has the nucleus of good from the right side, gave — Flooring BABYSITTER WANTED • the Indianapolis Racers, 5- three points drilled a shot that broke off >me in and speak to us. I Good starting salaryl Nathan Hale School area. 7 I eipevleAwev w d be oMe le reed transportation. Call ^1564. — Moving-Trucking-Storags , and paid fringe| iMMprtmaiidMliipeiiBielr talent and can play consis­ ahead of last the pads of Whaler goalie Dick Proceviate an inside » Ssrvicss Wsntsd about our new higher starting a.m. to 5 p.m. Two children, 6 5, Sunday night in the salaiy for 3-11 nurses. East tent hockey," Backstrom place Cap Raeder and trickled deke, then cut outside AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC - benefits. Apply at and 3 1/2. References. 643- Californian new queen World Hockey Association. MISC. FOR SALE Hartford Convalescent Home, 7260. said. Biringham. across the goal line. It was around the defensemen and — Household Goods 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Class A Mechanic. Able to do NOREl WESTBROOK I LI-MIC«IP. □ EDUCATION A 10-minute sudden death Whaler Coach Harry The top four y tucked the puck by Park^ — Articiss lor Sals engine, transmission and rear 20 Wwetbrooh ttr M t his. 21st goal . — Building Supplies ford, Conn. CMt Hertford. Coiwt., ADMINISTRATOR - Plan IN Tm im I Read Neale, commenting on his Brian McDonald put the end overhauls. Four days, 40 overtime failed to produce teams 4 ii Thomas made it 3-1 for Pels -Birds- Dogs hour work week. Excellent h IwU Iwartirill Mw* direct and supervise complete Vamen, Canii. Prhala Inatructhna If of U.S. figure skating numerous mixing of qualify for Racers ahead at 14:55 as he — Livestock NEED 30 PEOPLE for light 4-week summer arts program a game-winning goal. Indianapolis at 8:00 of the — Bosis & Accessories Happy 30th office, and telephone work, no pay and incentive plan. players to get scoring — Sporting Goods with variety of courses. Mnd Backstrom, a veteran of the playoffs. Backatrom second period as his high and Darryl Maggs worked experience necessary, will Benefits includes fully paid REMEDIAL READING and punch, said that for the a give-and-go in the Whaler — Garden Products Blue Cross. CMS, and Major resume before February 15, math: indlvlduallied work HARTFORD (UPI) 15 years with the Montreal However, New England drive tipped off the web­ -> Antiques train. Day shift openings. No MANAGEMENT TRAINEE - 1977, Arts ol Tolland, P.O. most part his "lines played — Wanted to Buy Medical, paid vacations, and jram, (Ist-6th grade) l» > — Sixteen-year-old Canadians in the National has played 57 games to'Bir- bing of Raeder’s gloijp and zone with McDonald age limit. Apply in person, 989 Are you playing Hide ‘n Seek Box 163, Tolland, O. 06064. STATIONARY ENGINEER • Main Street, Manchester,. "10 holidays. Uniform allowance sters degree teacher. M- very well.” mingham’s 55. went down into the cage. wristing the puck home RENTALS etc. Apply in person to Lynch with your future? START Oil fired, high preiaure 6075 Linda F ratianne’s Hockey League, had a goal — Rooms lor Rent SAM 47 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday TODAY AS AN ASSISTANT The Whalers have a 3-13- The Whalers never led. At this point, Neale took rom 15 feet. Toyota/Pontiac, 345 Center HARTFORD ROAD Dairy boilers and auxiliary equip­ succession to the and an assist for the — Apartments for Rent through Saturday. MANAGER WITH THE ()ueen - Part time, short order ment. Second shift (subject lo 2 record over their last 18 Just 37 seconds after the R aeder out' and put in Carlson’s matching goal — Homes lor Rent Street, Manchester. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION la throne once held by Whalers. It was an es­ — Business lor Reni SHERWIN-WILLIAMS cook. 11 to 3, five days week. change), rotation work week. piano, organ, or voice. Janotle games. The tie broke a start, Blair MacDonald of came 2:27 later for the WEXT NEEDS 20 people for COMPANY, the No. 1 Com­ pecially satisfying game Christer Abrahamsson. — Resort Properly for Rent GABBY GUYS & GALS - Apply in person, between 9 Three years experience Fraser-lWodal 649-7904. Adult Olympic gold medalist four-game losing streak. the ITacers scored his 21St Whalers. — Wanted to Rent local light delivery. Must be pany in paints! If you are a ana It. operation and mainienance of instruction specialty. for him, since he had been The Whalers came back Misc lor Rent neat appearing, and have own Pleasant telephone work. high school graduate, willing Dorothy Hamill show­ Indianapolis Coach goal as he sent a slap shot to tie it on goals by Alan The Whalers next game Part or full time. Days and high pressure boilers benched for several games AUTOMOTIVE Love, transportation. Full or part to learn, and qualify as required. Apply Personnel Of­ cased the poise the Jacques-Bemers said New into the upper left hand will be Thursday in Hart­ evenings. Phone 643-0748. management material, you GUITAR LESSONS • during midseason. Hangsleben and Mike — Aulos lor Sale time. Good wages paid daily. RNe-LPNe fice, Monday thru Friday,6:90 Beginners, intermedlaUs. youngster will need in England “really needed a corner of the net from the ford against the Winnipeg — Trucks lor Sals Apply in person, 989 Main will earn a good salary and The Whalers’ matching Rogers. Hangsleben’s — Heavy Equipment for Sale PMT-niUTIMI a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Manafield Teacher has ten yean p la y ^ win as they've played more right circle. Jets. Street, Manchester, 10 a.m. to Announcamanta 3 receive excellent benefits Training School, Mansfield the glare of the inter­ score was a tip-in and — Motorcycles-Bicycles 8 p.m. Night openings Monday while training for a valuable Add To Y omt Ineomt experience. Reasonable. iSF — Csmc-i'rs-Trsilers-Mobile The Gang e HOMI HtALTN CAfU e Depot, Conn. An Ek)ual Oppor­ Homes through ^turday. lifetime career. Let us help national limelight. V-.'. e g fllV A T l DUTY e tunity Employer. y — Autof':: -a Service you to look into your future in The young native of — Autos lor Rent-Less# the Greater Manchester area. elTAPF M UIPe Northridge, Calif., became GLAMOROUS Part Time - CLASSIFIED teleel roer MtIgnmenU — 7-11 FOOD Stores - Now □ REAL ESTATE Bowling Work for women. Good pay. Simply write, telllmg us taking applications (or the new queen of U.S. something about yourself, to: C h oe ei your o«m hovre -> Werti #####••••••••••••••••••••• Make your own hours. doM lo hoine Mo looo> responsible people for part figure skating Saturday, Hedberg’s hat trick Exciting places to go, and SHERWIN-WILLIAMS. 981 lime work. Flexible hw irs. Homaa for Sala tS txoeint l elery end BoeoNli with a gutsy, dazzling prizes fo win. Call M66155, Main Street. Manchester, Apply in person, between 10 □ NOTICES Conn. 06040. An Elqual Oppor­ CONN. HtALTN MRVICI6 routine of double and triple COUNTRY C U B- Fred Halp Wantad 13 646-1292 and 647-9284. MI-UII and 5 at 7-11 Food Store, 393 Baker 169-371, Carl Bolin tunity Employer, M/f. Burnside Avenue. Blast Hart­ Offered by Um jumps interrupted by a SALES POSITION - Straight 110 Pm k Avo. ford, Conn No phone calli. power failure which 142-386, Bert Davis 364, Announc»m»nt$ TOOLMAKERS - All around commissions, leads furnished TEACHERS - Two twelve ^Noo^eNoBd establishes record machinists and Cintimatic torvino A lO l dimmed the lights and cut “ “ ——-j * 3 . Ding F arr 365, Len Giglio to homeowners. Call 242-5402. months positions, one full PMLBRIGK 359, Tod Peck 148-367, Pete much more satisfying to EXPERIENCED in the care operators. Minimum 2-years time anci one half time, to Control Conn. COMPUTER OPERATOR lo her music. NEW YORK (UPI) New England skated to a 5- Nahrgang scored the win­ of convalescing, and invalid. experience required, must be 8:30 A.M. Staum 144-365, Nick me last year when we won- REAL ESTATE Career - Earn assist at Manchester ^ r ly operate H-2030 Honeywell — Sunday night Anders 5 tie with Indianapolis. ning goal with, only 36 Also ligt housekeeping, and able to read and set up from $15,000 plus annually. Must Learning Center. Minimum of Computer with two disc mllTcVlnTSS;. ’f'eigle Zavarella 135-374, the Avco Trophy (the WHA companion for elderly. 643- blueprints. Apply at Paragon TWO OPENINGS avalUble In AGENCY Hedberg, a Swedish Bruins 5, Capitals 2 seconds left to play to give have license, or in process. B.A. in early childhood educa­ area which will lead to drives and three tape drives. competition of the U.S. championship).” 4453, 644-2981. Toof Company, 121 Adams Part timers considered. to 5:00 P.M. tion, or related fields, with Should have at least one Peter McNab and rookie Detroit only its second vic­ Street. managerial position. Car MANCHESTER - Im­ Figure Skating Cham­ COUNTRY CLUB- Vic import who is virtual­ In Sunday’s record- Ralph Pasek, Realtors, 289- pre-school experience useful. Call 872-4515. year's operating experience, maculate eight room Stan Jonathan each scored tory of 1977. Nick Libett EntartaInmBnl 4 7475. preferred. Salary $5,800 for pionships lifted her ahead yesr and an Olympic "We just went out and Abraitis 159-385, Fred ly unknown to most breaking contest, the 5- insurance,ince, profit sharing and Colonial. Two years old. a pair of goals to help scored the other two goals Monday thru Friday full time, $2,900 for half time. retirement' plan, company of second-place finisher veteran, Fratienne had did our style of skating. Baker 355, Larry Bates 361, followers of the foot-11, 175-pound right DANCE - Featuring “Nifty PART TIME Typing and PEOPLE WANTED for First floor family room. Boston stretch its Adams for the Red Wings while MATURE Responsible person Applications sent written exceptionally heavy factory paid. Call Mrs. Jeannette Van, Barbie Smith of Denver, ‘'®®n faimred to win the vvhich is combination of Norm Clark 360, Stan wing left in the second Fiftie's Band”; also, win a collection experience. Small to work part time, three to SAT. 8:30 to 12 NOON Truest only. P.O. Box 696, 2Vk baths, lour bedroams, National Hockey Division lead to six points Chris Oddleifson and Den­ office, centrally located in worK. 40-nour week. In­ Personnel Office, W-1184 lor and into the international ^ ‘ trailed jazz and ballet," added M cFarland 140-372, Tod period with a knee injury. trip to Bermuda, and Color five days a week, including Manchester, Conn. 06040. An appointment. Minorities fireplace, wall-to-wall League, shattered one over idle Buffalo. McNab nis Ververgaert scored for T.v. Door Prizes galore. Call, Manchester. Call Mrs. surance, profit sharing and limelight. Smith and Priscilla Hill of Weigle, of West Hartford, Peck 140-350, Terry He came back, to loud Saturdays. Apply in person Equal Opportunity Employer. retirement plan' company welcome. carpeting throughout. Two now has 35 goals for the Vancouver. Jack 646-4210 fo tickets. LaCroix, 643-9523. only after 1:30, Oakwood If Fratianne's heroics Lexington, Mass., before "and the judges seemed to Schilling 136-368, Nils Shen- of the most time- paid. Call Mrs. Jeannette Van, car garage. Large tree lot, season. Gerry Meehan Mcllhargery of the Restaurant, 346 Main Street, l i e r a l L t were not enough to please . *ce in a bright Hke it." ning 147. honored records in the Personnel Office, 522-1184 for $59,900. Pro hockey scored both Washington Canucks was thrown out of □ EMPLOEMENT HALLMARK STUDIOS - Manchester - corner of Announcamanta appointment. HOLLYWOOD SECTION the fans, than the perser- outfit with silver game. needs 10 to 15 receptionists Haynes. glitter. Susan Kelley and An­ goals. the game for hitting J.P. EARN — Seven Room ColooUl. vance of third place BLOSSOMS - Helen Hedberg, who skates for and appointment secretaries. The crowd of 10,000 gave drew Stroukoff, both of North Stars 3, Black Leblanc on the head with Help Wanted 13 1 NEED HELP in my fast Recently remodeled. In Im- finisher Wendy Burge was. H athaw ay 186, M arge Winnipeg of the World applause, just after the No experience necessary, growing Ckismetic Business. GOOD Fratienne a whistling, Claymont, Del., finished Hawks 0 his stick. good hourly wage, days or PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT macualte condition. Prime Burge, a 19-year-old Royer 190. Hockey Association, had a third period began but he PHONE FROM home to ser­ REAL ESTATE SALES $50 to $80 per week, part time. location. New carp et^ , standing ovation after the second in the Gold Dance Gary Smith turned aside evenings full or part time. Full or part-time per«ons desired SPENDM6 from Colorado Springs obviously still was in pain. vice our custmers in the Hours flexible. For ap- wall-to-walt throughout. and will join Genovesi and hat trick in leading the Jets 38 Chicago shots to register Apply within, 989 Main Street, for Greater Hartford Co.’s expan­ Connecticut State and County pointmeet call Mr. Brennan, Colo., completed her auburn haired, 5-foot-l Manchester area, flexible ding offices. Training begins soon. Pint tloor family room, HOLIDAYS - Kathy to a 6-4 home ice victory "I know I should feel his first shutout of the Manchester. 623-9311, 3 to 5 p.m. MONEY program in semi-darkness, skater finished her routine. Weigle next month at the hours, super earnings, 249- H i^ commission, excellmt bonus garage. Only $46,500. McConnell 127, Jean over the Calgary Cowboys. numb, with all the season. Bill Fairbairn had 7773. plan. Management opportunity. The audience was Defending world cham- World Figure Skatng East tickets BABYSITTER needed im­ m B0YS& Michaud 135, Rosalie More importantly, it gave excitement,” he said. “ But See our picture ad in I Yellow REACT Team BABYSITTER / Housekeeper RAISED RANCH - Eight delighted, and gave Miss pions Judi Genovesi and championships in Tokyo. a goal and an assist for Tickets for the East mediately - Jonas two, Lisa Pages. Call Bob Wallace for con­ rooma, tour bedraomi, one Pelletier 125. the Swedish Express 51 the knee hurts.” fidential Interview. - For two boyboys. Tuesday thru Burge a two minute stan- Kent Weigle, rocking a Minnesota with Steve five, need a loving woman to 1 #3375 GIRLS lull and two hall ballii, goals in his club's first 49 In NHL games Sunday, Catholic-Northwest mtMTED OPPORTUHTY care for us four and half days THE WALUCE COMPANY Friday, 9 to 5. Own transpor­ ding ovation, the longest of partisan crowd with a com­ Robert Waggenhoffer of Jensen and Dennis O’Brien (Channel 9, CB Radio) tation. References. I tireplaced family room. games, marking the first Boston beat Washington, 5- Catholic basketball game in our home. Call after 6 p.m., 236-0881 8 Evaniiiqa A W*«k the night. bination of jazz and ballet, Fontana, Calif., won the notching the others. Looking for highly naotivated Wall-to-wall carpeting 2, Minnesota blanked Wednesday night at 7 644-9420. Sector 2 Meeting 6 p . m . t o 9 p m Skating right after won their first national junior mens title early in time in modern major Rangers 4, Islanders 0 lalespereoiu to join progreuive SHOT PEEN - person with throughout. Two car gar­ Basketball hockey history that a Chicago, 3-0, the New York o’clock at the Hartford real estate firm on a full time will bo held on Wed., Feb. 9th shot peening experience Fratianne, Burge, who was Gold Dance title. the evening, topping Rookie goaltender Doug basis. All replkn held confidential. Call age. acre lot. Aaklng $46,- Rangers beat the New Civic Center will be on sale Call for Interview at 7 P.M. wanted for 2no shift opening. in fifth place going into the Genovesi and Weigle, Reginald Stanley of Ard­ player reached the 50-goal Soetaert registered his Announeamanla 3 Announcamanta 000 York Islanders, 4-0, at East Tuesday and DMIEL F. REALE Interviews 9-12 a.m., 2-4 p.m. final performance, said she who won the world title more, Pa. Reggie Rhiford plateau in less than 50 first pro shutout, turning Nike Site off Keeney St., Manchester Monday through Friday. App­ 647-9946 CALL TODAY - and in­ Detroit edged Vancouver, Wednesday afternoons spect this well kept older couldn't wait the 10 last year after finishing se­ of Portland, Ore., was EAST FROSH games. aside 36 Islander shots. Rssltora AM membara art urgtd to attand. Any In- ly Klock Corporation, 1366 3-2, and Colorado over­ from 1:30 to 2:15. Advance Tolland Turnpike, Seven Room Coloolal. Im­ minutes needed to fix the cond in the nationals, third. Avenging an earlier “It’s certainly a good Scoring for the Rangers 648-4525 terattad paraont In lha Qraatar student tickets are at a dis­ Manchester. An equal oppor­ maculate condition. Two lights. received first place scores James Santee of Park defeat Weaver High of feeling," said Hedberg, came Pittsburgh, 5-2. were Ken Hodge, Phil Manchaiter araa art Invited. In other WHA action, Ed­ count, adult discounts are tunity employer. full baths, wall-to-wall " lju s t wanted to get into from six of the seven Ridge, 111., won the Men's Hartford posted a home who celebrates his 26th Esposito, Steve Vickers PaiMARTUD\‘| m sm it," said Burge. monton scored a 4-2 victory the same price in advance three little words... ! COAST carpeting, den, swimming judges in sweeping to vic­ Novice title while Jill victory, 72-61, over East birthday Feb. 25. "But for and Greg Polis. PART TIME Person - for ■The lighting problems over San Diego, Quebec or at the door. NOTICE TO pool, two car garage. A tory Sawyer of Tacoma, Wash., Catholic's freshman me, it wasn’t my biggest Red Wings 3, Canucks 2 C OAST RegsdtSSSr kitchen and cleaning. Laurel "didn't really bother me," (MDMORB) Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. TEACHER / DIRECTOR and must see offering for only The home crowd made captured the Ladies’ Novice basketball team. The win thrill in hockey. It was blasted Cincinnati, 6-1, and Defenseman Jim $38,900 Fratianne said. PUBLIC HEARING ie> o//rr ronrenienre along leilk a au^rior groalurt. Apply 11 a m. to 3 p.m. Teacher. Two twelve months it really delightful. It crown. was Weaver’s 10th against BOARD OF DIRECTORS Fratianne, Smith and weekdays. positions, (or Manchester MANCHESTER - Attrac­ loosened us up and it was Michelle Ford of Tempe, one loss while the young ■TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Comer of Broad Early Learning Center. tive Seven Room Cape. Burge will compete next and Center Street Men.-Fri ... I a.m. • 9 pjn. great to win for them ,” Eagles now sport a 13-1 CONNECTICUT Teacher-Director salary. $9,- month in the World Figure Ariz., and partner Glenn Phone 646*2112 Sat ...... • e.m. • 9 p.m. First floor family room, said Genovesi, of nearby Patterson of Phoenix were record. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Announcamanta 400. Must have B.A. in early modern eat-ln kitchen, Skating championships at 17, 1977 childhood education, or fireplace, dining room, Tokyo. Vernon, Conn. third in the competition at Dave Gay had 22 points, related field. M.A. preferred, the Hartford Civic Center. Mike Ciszewski 17 and Bob The Board of Directors will tre ^ lot. dniy $n.900. Fifth in the world last conduct a public session plus minimum of two years Stacy Smith and John Venora 14 for East. Goodyear Sale! work experience with young CAPE — Seven rooma, Thursday, February 17, 1977 children. Teacher salaiy $8,- excellent condition. Four Summers, both of Clay­ from 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. in mont, Del., were fourth BENNET GIRLS 150. B.A. In early childhood bedrooms, master one ii the Board of Directors Office education, work experienced King siu. Shed dormer, Scoreboard Playing its best game of while Carol Fox of in the Municipal Building to preferred. Applications sent aluminum siding, treed lot, Westland, Mo., and the season, Bennet Junior SAVE 3 DAYS ONLY O N O U R BEST hear comments and by written request only. P.O rec room. $35,900. High’s girls’ basketball Box 696, Manchester. Conn WHA M V D M Richard Dailey of Lathrop suggestions from the public. BOLTON - New deluxe Village, Mo,, were fifth. team upset Timothy SELLING POLYESTER CORD TIRES 06040. An Equal Opportunity Fast Future sessions will be held Employer. Colonial Cape. Eight Islanders 0 Santee, whose brother Edwards of South Windsor, the first Tuesday of each W L T Pts Boston 5, Washington 2 P o w e r rooms, four bedroams, 2VV David was runnerup in the 32-28, Friday. The setback month from 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 Shout Them from the Classifieds! Quebec 31 18 1 63 Minnesota 3, Chicago 0 S treak'78 MAKE MONEY while the baths. Two car garage, Senior Men’s figures. ended a 28-game Edwards A.M. and the third Thursday kids are in school. Instead of first floor family room and Indianapis 25 Ruggtd p olyaittr cord car* Searching for the^lever way to say Love You Colorado 5, Pittsburgh 2 edged Rick Zander of Park winning streak. cata, B li'r lb road^ioldlng of each month from 6:30 P.M. waiting in the house (or the laundry. Carpeted Cincin 24 iraao, daptndabla blaa-pty Our Happy Valentine Ads will be published on NBA Ridge, 111., in the Novice Bennet led after one conalruclion. Honaat to 8:30 P.M. in the Board of kids to come home, become throughout. Colonial New Eng 20 Qoodyaar quality and now February 14, and offer you a truly unusual way to an Avon Representative. You quarter, 7-4, and at the half A’ 8-13 b'achw.iil plus aaia priced...to act todayl Directors Office. trimmed. 12 over 12 win­ Kuslcrn Conference men's class, Brian Boitand a Birmingham 21 23-8. It went to 26-23 Bennet S’ 73 r E T No If.3i2f* ncoieti Pascal A. Prignano, proclaim your love and best wishes. We have size can meet praple, earn money dow panes. On over an acre .Alliinlic Division of Sunnyvale, Calif., was to fit every lover’s budget and our friendly Advi* and be home before they get \Ve«l after three periods. i -RAIN CHECK II w‘e tell out of your size we will ittue you Secretary and a half. W L Pet GB ‘hied OnSflIe Moniknr,Tuesd(nf,WednesdoT a rain check, auuring future delivery at the advertised price sors will be happy to help you write your message. there. For details call ^ Houston 30 Lisa Tilden had 10 points, Board of Directors COLONIAL - Nine rooma Phil 31 19 .620 - ‘he Novice Radies’ 9401. San Diego 29 Manchester, Connecticut ' One and half baths Five Boston 25 27 481 7 competition, Lynn Smith of Monica Murphy eight and Deadline Is Friday, Winnipeg 28 Gloria Diana five for the Dated at Manchester, Connec­ BOOKKEEPER and general bedrooms, large living and NYKnicks23 27 .460 8 Walnut Creek, Calif,, ticut this 9th day of February, Feb. 11th., office clerk needed. Strong Edmonton 22 winners. ‘POLYGIAS’ AT EVERYDAY VALUE PRICES To Mom dining room. Fireplace, Buffalo 17 32 .354 13'/2 finished second to Sawyer 1977. 12 Noon bookkeeping background and porch, walk out basement Calgary 20 and Dad ability to type a definite plus. NY Nets 16 34 .320 15 while Jacki Farrell of JUNIOR 'CUSHION BELT POIYOIAS' 'POLYOLAS'RADIAL WHITEWAU Good condition. $39,500. Phoenix 21 Our double-belted price leader. With tong wearing tiberglas belts. □ PHONE Send resume and salary Central Division was third. Sean Campbell netted 17 We couldn't have picked a requirements to Box H. NEWER - three bedroom Sunday's Results nicer pair of parents In the 643-2711 W L Pet GB points and Pat McCann 12 OUR LOW AIM Manchester Herald Two Family. In quiet worldl Have a Happy Edmonton 4, San Diego 2 29 20 592 — eluded; defending senior as First Hartford Realty pBict Ask for Osylo, neighborhood. Alemlnum Indpls 5, England 5 Valentine's Deyl Cleve 27 22 551 2 P^ifs champions Tai nipped Manchester Cycle, $2.26 o r Jo e and brick exterior. All Quebec 6, Cincinnati 1 $ 2 6 Mike and Sue Hurry! Mall or Bring Your Ad Todayl 27 22 551 2 Rabilonia and Randy A78-13 $2.42 (Cost Is >2.30 Bulnaaa Opportunltr 14 appliances, carpeting Houston 44-42, last Friday at thp blackwall AR76-13 Winnipeg 6, Calgary 4 GR7S-15 $2.79 Gardner of California; plus S1.73F.E.T. whitewall UOUR throughout, air con­ San Ant 27 24 .529 3 East Side Rec. Gary Per Column Inch) Charles Tickner of and old tire $2.96 plus $1.64 P.E.T. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD ditioners, large closets, New Orl 24 28 .462 6Vee of w ete t* kitchen, with work itland W L T Pts Milwaukee 15 41 .268 21 m « 4 0IU »0*< dofUr MdMWry Formal dining room, front St. Louis Walter Z. 9M*S IOC*>d>»t7i0wtOF 22 26 6 50 I’aeifie Division (1) (2) (1) (4) (») to back living room. 2'x MCC women^s cagers lose 88 NO SELLING! Chicago 19 27 9 47 W L Pet GB UpTellFii baths, four large Colorado 16 29 9 41 Portland 35 19 .648 - ^ . OUGHMIliELUK&nLTER’S (upto5qts.ofOII10-W-40) ACCOUNTS SCCUfiED PEOPLE Page Nra BY COMPANY bedrooms. Sliders to patio, Minnesota 13 28 12 38 Los Ang 33 18 .647 W ^ ‘® “ “ h points and ll rebounds for HUN DRED S- two car garage, acre 1!) (7) (9) (10) _ Vancouver l5 34 6 36 Gold State 28 23 .549 SW i MCC. Missy Seymour had ARGO Avalable! (•) AVAILABLE IN THIS plus lot. Wales tiouferenee Seattle 28 25 .528 6W was Manchester 18 (allies and 11 caroms for COMPLETE AREA MASTER CHARGE HAorr Norris Division Phoenix 24 26 . 480 9 Community College’s the 3-3 Braves. To Our CASH SAFETY UOU LVAUNTIM'I PHILBRICK VV I T Ptc w I » i> 1. women s basketball team, DAT Favorlto (12) (14) ('») G O O O frE A R CHECK (11) (11) IMMEDIATE INCOME Montreal 39 7 "9 ";? Bostrl;rBuffJ;7 Uuinni|iiar (49) — Teadwr WITH MONEY BACK Goldberg 01-2 1, Phaneuf 5 24 21 9 57 P hiladelphia 102, Los For more good years in your car FREE! RE-PURCHASE 2-3 2, Knowiton 5 0-3 10, Please AGREEMENT AGENCY S \ n g I199 $3 23 ll 11 « 49 An‘ge:;r9r'"^ Angeles 97 "‘’% Rig‘>“ rom the start the ( ) WANT ( 1!) 20 Seymour 8 2-2 18, Mayer 0 (14) (17) ( 1») Washington 16 30 9 41 NY Nets 94, Cleveland 90 shooting" LaiL^t theT anir Men or Women full or i s u T a s 0-3 0, Hickey 5 4-5 14, Mrs. Smith — Thanks, Phone penume Thttitnola Kicinski 2 0-2 4. Totals 20 9- for making Science SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. franchise ViluiiiH I ivinion 90 half, 30-17, MCC rallied at 20 49. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. Ad over 20 words — Regular Price CASH REQUIRED. 646-42N fun to learn. We think $4260 W L T Pts the start of the second half MUG (34) - Salley 0 (M) TO 643- NAME...... Boston 31 17 6 70 , and closed the gap to seven you’re tops! FOi Hwo BroCfkaF* CAM 0, Mayshar 1 2-2 4, Johnson 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR'S AUTOMOTIVE) (aooa4)M»(ioeit«« Buffalo 29 17 6 64 Kansas City 130, Detroit points but foul trouble anytime) e* 9«nd Hem* HEBRON 150 year odd 2 0-1 4, Kilgore 4 3-6 11, from ADDRESS...... -eny...... twt.... BgCdSt. AdoreM and Tfteohone Toronto 25 21 7 57 111 halted the surge. Petersen 4-2-4 10, Pember­ 2711 Colonial Four bedrooms, two Cleveland 16 28 Your Class niQIK NO...... OASSnCATION...... baths, three acres, barn, quiet 9 41 “ L IJIcago 99 Ronnie Kilgore had 11 ton 01-21, Lentocha 2 0-04, PHONE 643-1181 REACH W E L C O INC country setting. High M 's. Suniluy'n R i ' h i i I is Phwnix 115 Denver 104 point.s and nine rebounds 510 P liza W etl ButMing Fairbanks 0 0-0 0. Totals 13 MON., TUBS., WED., FBI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 26th., 1677 LitiMRoce AmentM Richard T. NkDonald Real Detroit 3, Vancouver 2 Seattle 107, Milwaukee 99 and Ginny Petersen 10 8-15 34. 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Aportmonti For Boot S3 I f A u lo t For Solo 81 A u lo t For Solo 81 AtW ea For Sole I f Hom0$ For Solo 2] H o r n * ! For Solo 23 41 Wonlod to Buy A u lo t For Solo ADVERTISINQ ArOeloo lor Solo MANCHESTER - Large Two National Weather Forecast PERSIAN RUGS - Oriential WANTED - Ladies 3 speed TOWNHOUSE p r o m is e RATES family, eleven rooms, con­ REAL ESTATE Design. Various sizes. Prices English bicycle In good condi­ Cirpetlns, full lni«iM nt. IW tile NoiM iF YOU venient location, reduced to SALES almost half the market price! tion. Please call 643-1802. lutlu, appliincei, beat, patio, air 1 diy — l i t word p«r day $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, 643-8904. conditioner, no peta, adulta. MevOR TO Pu t i n a n y 3 daya ... 10« word par day Realtor. 643-4535. Excellent opportunity now I PIANO WANTED by student - March 1st occupancy. 6 daya ... 9a word par day favallable for licensed] CHARLES LESPERANCE 26 daya — 6a word par day SWIMMING POOLS - Large I will move. Call Ron after c l a m s , h b r e ^s a 15 worda $2.00 mlntmum £13,500 - 200 FOOT fronUge. Imotivated salespersons. I pool distributor has luxury 5:00 p.m., 6434M33. 8 4 9 -7 8 2 0 Happy A d a ...... $2.30 ir>ct) Two bedroom Rancn. [Professional training.] above ground pools in oritfnal 3 % fiOoD LiTTLfi RdLi CY compare Aluminum siding, baseboard lExcellent commissions.! cartons. Guaranteed, MUST WANTED ANTIQUES - Old CLEAR WAREHOUSE for one cylinder, one lunger, gas heat, garage. Hutchins Agen­ [Contact Mr. Rothman inj 31 GLENWOOD STREET------W IT H t o w m o n t h l y cy, 646-3166. ■total confidence. new 1977 pools - $599 com­ engine, any size. Also, horse Two bedroom duplex. pletely erected. Slxl6-OD - drawn buggy. 644-0209. Appliances and private base­ Brtffd Now (Stock |5049j FOR SALE or Rent with op­ 15x24 swim ai;ea, complete ment. No pets. Lease and PREMIUMS.. . tion to buy. Superb 9-room with liner, ladder, pump, sun FRECHETTE A N M im N il**" ...... security. $230. per month. 649- 0 Vi, US P« 0 Raised Ranch in prestigeous deck, fencing and stairs. 9455, 647647-9773. — 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD area. Beautiful kitchen-family IffM lton S4C-4144T Financing arranged. Ab­ □ RENTALS room with fieldstone lomi nwfutiMu solutely no obligation. Call toll free 1-800-382-4529, ask for ...... ' H IL L IA R D S T R E E T - WINTHROP fireplace. Nicely landscaped.- 0 eyender. S-opmS «eor many extras. East Coast Frank. Modern four room apartment. R o o m s for Boot S3 Realty, 528-9668, 643-9969. MANCHESTER - New listing. Second floor, (feat and H O W P O E 'S IT D IP VdXJ EVER S E T IT FEEL'S A UTTUH SWIMMING POOL appliances not included. $185 FEEL.BEINQ- yO lX FINSISZiO W D R S e t h a n T H A T . Six room Cape with garage, ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly CAPE - Three or four Distributor - Must dispose of per month. Security. 6451189. T W IN © ’? CAUiSHT IN A OURPMCE fireplace 2 full baths, 3 rooms, single $54.95; double •4534 ADVERTISING bedrooms. Dining room, bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, above ground pools. Im31 Ft. 6CBEBd P O O K .'i living room with fireplace. un W1 AIMS I OlOt AM ^ outside diameter, only $577, $69.95, Plus tax. Continental IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - plus rec room. All of this for breakfast, maid service, DEADLINE Off West Middle Turnpike. only $36,900. Call today, includes filter, sun deck. In­ First floor, four sunny rooms, Level lot, convenient location. stallation. Financing utilities, parking. Call 645 Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 8. Monday night will with appliances. No pets. 12:00 rtoon tha day bafora Immediate occupancy! available. Call Kevin toll free, 2300. Utilities extra. $175. 633-6026. publication. Priced in the mid $30s. Keith find rain over the Pacific Northwest very likely in eastern 1-800-327-8912. SOAA D C D A T C ON ALL ASTRES with MANCHESTER - Enjoy coun­ PROFESSIONAL Woman to Daadllna tor Saturday and Real Estate, 649-1922, 646- try life within minutes of city Texas, while snow will fall in northern Michigan and upper MANCHESTER - Three room Monday la 12:00 Npon Friday. 4126. Maine. Clear to partly clou^ elsewhere. Minimum readings MORSO WOOD Heat Hand­ share room in home with two apartment in two family 1 attractions, in this im­ others. Kitchen privileges, ^ZUU KCDII I Cthe “IRON DUKF’ ENGM maculate 6-room Ranch on include: (approximate Wnaximum temperatures in book - For stoves and house. Appliance utilities. references and car essential. half acre lot. Fireplace, gar­ parenthesis) Atlanta 15 (40), Boston 19 (33), ciiicago 16 (32), fireplaces. Comllete details $175. Call J.D. Real Estate, PLEASE READ CAPE - Three bedrooms, on loading, burning, installa­ Call mornings or late kitchen, living, dining, and age, wall-to-wall and more. Cleveland 6 (30), Dallas 34 ( 44), Denver 23 ( 57), Duluth 9 6451980. 1977 PONTIAC 1977 OLDSMOBILE YOUR AD Priced in the $40's. Zinsser tion, chimnies, etc. For your evenings, 56552m. 1 1 7 7 a t T K 14x22 first floor den, with (28), Houston 40 ( 56), Jacksonville 33 (54), Kansas City 20 copy send $1.25 to: Shawnee Agency, 646-1511. (39), Little Rock 22 ( 39), Los Angeles 49 (71), MiaiAi 53 (69), MANCHESTER - One 2-DOOR COUPE Cutlass *'8'’ Coups Claaaillad ada ara takan over fireplace. Appliances anten­ Fireplace Distributors, Dept $30. PER WEEK. One week LeMans na, garage. $44,900. Stephens Minneapolis 12 (34), New Orleans 33 ( 55), New York 16 (32), bedroom apartment. In­ stock #9092 the phona aa a convanience. MANCHESTER - Charming 6- M, 250 Tolland Street, Blast security. Parking, kitchen Stock H 0 8 9 Realty, 643-8973. privileges, TV. Call 6453009 dividual entrances. Full 4 Door Sodan Tha Herald la retponaibla lor room aluminum sided Cape Phoenix 42 (72), San Francisco 47 ( 60), Seattle 41 (54), St. Hartford, Conn. 06108. maintenance service and heat Aportmonla For BonI 53 Aparlmonia For R a n i 9 ) Aportmonia For BonI 53 OfHeoaSloroa for R a n i $8 only one Incorrect inaartlon and between 5 and 8 p.m. with such features as a Louis 16 (36), IVashington 15 (37). included. Convenient location, stock #901$ then only to the alia of the NEW LISTING - Five room 1973 SNOWMOBILE - fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, within walking distance to bus COTTAGE STREET - First Aparti original inaartlon. Errora which home. Three bedrooms, all Yamaha, GP 292. Good condi­ CLEAN, COMFORTABLE - FOUR and 1/2 rooms, in • VERNON do not leaaen the value of the built-in appliances and more. and shopping. Ideal for elderly floor. Four room apartment. sublet. $225 monthly. Includes combination windows. tion, low mileage with double Sleeping room. For responsi­ excellent condition. Wall-to- '.Office space for rent. advertlaement will not be cor­ Located in one of Manchesters person or couple. $210. per Heat and appliances not in­ wall carpeting, large yard. No heat and hot water. Children Route 83, near Vernon Garage. Centrally located. trailer. $700. Call after 5 p.m., ble working gentleman. Call allowed: Call 6456884. rected by an additional Inaer- most desirable month. No pets. Damato cluded. $160 monthly. Securi­ pets. 643-9688. Circle. One to three lion. ImmMiate occupancy. Owner 568-1197. 646-4701 after 6 p.m. wants quick sale, $34,900. Paul neighborhoods. Call today. H o m e s For Solo 23 Reef Estate Wonlod 28 Enterprises, 6451021. ty. 6451189. rooms, air conditioned, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. J. Correnti Agency, 643-5363. FOR SALE - 200 feet of air ROOM FOR Female - All NEWER SIX Room - Duplex. Homoa lor BonI 54 wall to wall carpeting, of­ With th« Iron Dukw” onglno. lo m b o rd bUio, MANCHESTER - New to MANCHESTER - Prestigeous Includes appliances and ALL CASH for your proprty compressor hose with connec­ utilities included, and com­ VERNON - Spacious One fice furniture. 643-7244. BNvwr, Twbehydmmetk Irant., OH*70i4$ ww powor Ntoorlng, turbohydrornttlc trenemieelon. MANCHESTER - Six room market. Spacious 2,200 square Townhouse for the utmost carpeting. Utilities extra. Mmm fcx—•-..a — i^ .a------a. - a— > .a- ^^^a^a^—^ — - w h llo w o ll 9lt« l boittd rodl9l 9. AM rodlo. within 24 hours. Avoid red tors, $100. Heavy duty foot plete house privileges. Call bedroom Townhouse available HEBRON ROAD, Bolton - niTiMo wmiivmt ovofMow rnviMinwMi wMiMi. HwM w hiSem , PS-rOwlO wm t / l | Homoi For Solo 23 ilnjg Cape. Recently redecorated. foot custom. Eight Room gracious living. Two $285. Call after 3 p.m., 645 bodvNidd fwoMlngt, floor m att tape, instant service. Hayes trap machine and two boxes of 871-2016. for immediate occupancy. Seven room house. Four or troM dtoe brokoo, BS, AM rwdlt. dMura wheel its simplicity this home offers Finished rec room. Walking Home. Two full baths. Coun­ Corporation, 646-0131. bedrooms, sunken living 0671. five bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, SPACE FOR RENT - Office SUdnrPilGN $4S47M MANCHESTER - Exciting a stunning departure from the distance to schools, stores. try setting, on quiet dead end clay pigeons, $35. galvanized room, includes all appliances, Designed for comfort, con­ or business. Inquire at 143 pipe for CB antennas, 21 feet ROOM - in private home - large yard. Wall-to-wall Contemporary Ranch. Custom ordinary. A Ranch with 8 Built-ins. New driveway. street. $50,900. Call owner, air and heat. Adults only. $275. venience, and pleasure. SIX ROOM Apartment for Main Street. Manchester, Scranloii DIs c o in iL _ 2 | 2 J B buiU for present owners. SELLING your house? Call us long, $15. each. 1 5/8” heavy Clean, with priveleges. East Features include: ^ iv ate en­ carpeting. $365. monthly. 645 rooms, 2 full baths, garage, Aluminum siding. Pool. $38,- 649-0848. first and we’ll make you a per month. Paul W. Dougan, rent. Three bedrooms. Conn. H O T O iO O Eight rooms, four bedrooms, 500. 643-2881. aluminum pipe (not Hartford location. Call 565 trances, slate foyer, total con­ 2871. family room and more. Priced cash offer. T.J. Crockett, 6453, or 565 3770. Realtor, 643-4535. Giildren accepted, no pets. ftOiM fy IIBBBIB Y Q Q O O fireplaced family room, at­ to sell in the low $40's. Zinsser S J ) , 20” long, $8. per venience kitchen, formal BOLTON LAKE - Five Realtor, 643-1577. length delivered, $1.00. One-year lease. Call between ’TOLLAND - Newer six room tached two car garage. Call Agency, 646-1511. MANCHESTER - One dining room, large open • 4 7 4 3 SALE railIICE 3 M N . N • 4 8 4 3 Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- FOR SALE by owner - Rooms. Large porch Installation available, 742- PLEASANT CARPETED 4 and 9 p.m., 8757355. Ckmtemporary Ranch. 1 1/2 bedroom apartment. First balcony bedroom, 11/2 baths, Mlac. lor BonI 58 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Privacy and excellent loca­ overlooking lake. On the IMMEDIATE Cash fen-your 6865. room for rent - Kitchen abundant closets, entertain­ baths, fireplace, acre treed MANCHESTER - This floor. Downtown area. $145. ROOMATE WANTED - In Manchester Office, 647-9139. tion. Immaculate custom water. Fireplace, baseboard property. Let us explain our privileges. Free parking. Cen­ ment room, patio and deck lot. P riv a te a re a . $325 Many remodeled 8-room older home heat. No agents, principals on­ fair proposal. Call Mr. per month plus heat. Paul W. twenties. $150 monthly. No GARAGE FOR rent - $20. per Equal Housing Opportunity. in fine residential Colonial Raised Ranch on FURNITURE GALORE - and tral location. 643-2693, after 5 area. Individual washer and monthly.• r.Immediate occupan- month. Call 6453009 between 5 CMNLUGS parklike 2 1/2 acres. Energy ly. 643-9995. Belfiore, 647-1413. lots more. Used A Bit Fur­ p.m. Dougan, "Realtor, 643-4535. gays. Phone 6451960 after 6 cy. ayes Corp. 6450131. g p Stylos A Colors 1977 neighborhood awaits your dryer, and storage area. Air p.m. TWO FAMILY Flat - Four leisurely inspection. Four efficient. Provision for in­ niture, 679 Main Street, East conditioning. Rental $265 per to Choose FromI FOR rooms each. Excellent loca­ laws. Three or four bedrooms, MANCHESTER - West side. MAY WE BUY your home? Hartford. Tuesday through Aparlmonia For Beni 53 EAST HARTFORD Apart­ month, including heat and hot OHIcoa-Sloroa lor BonI 59 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Quick, (air, all cash and no ment for rent - Two SIX ROOM Duplex - Living Immediate tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced 2 fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths, extra 7-room all brick Cape. Friday 11-5, Saturday, 10^. water. Please call 8759887 for □ AUTOMOTIVE PONTIAC fireplace, garage, and more. Remodeled kitchen, treed lot, problems. Call Warren E. bedrooms, second floor. room, kitchen, dining room, IMMEDUTE OaiVERY! reduced! 646-2426, 9 to 5. Priced in the $30's. Zinsser kitchenette. Many extras. 289-8480. WE HAVE customers waiting appointment, or information. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ DeHvery! Priced in mid $50’s. Keeney Street School. $37,900. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. for the rental of your apart­ Unheated. Call 528-1712, or three bedrooms. fice. Ground level, central Agency, 646-1511. Appliances included. No pets. ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful Assumable motgage Emerson Real Estate, 646- FEBRUARY SALES on ment or home. J.D. Real 5255923, after 4:30. - ’TWO AND a half-rooms. Main location, professional A u to t For Solo 81 and spacious year round four available. 872-0856. 1716. aluminum window and white Estate Associates, Inc. 645 S ecu rity re q u ire d . $245 building, parking and utilities. MANCHESTER - You will Street. Heat, hot water, monthly. 6452158 after 2:00 bedroom Contemporary. door, also good buys on 1980. MANCHESTER - Three or appliances, security, lease, Call 6 4 5 m . NEED CAR? Credit bad? Compare Our Used Cars — Great Values! laces in living room and enjoy the 17’x23’ family room four bedroom apartment. p.m. Lolt-Lond For Solo 24 Houtohold G o o d s 4 0 aluminum and vinyl siding references. Call after 6 p.m., Bankrupt? Repossessed? y room. 21/2baths, acre in this 7-room Cape plus the 2 Convenient location. Gose to Honest Douglas accepts S with insulation board. 64^ LOOKING for anything in real 6453911. $145. 78 IRAN LEMANS AMSSSTOB 74 CUTLAN NPNEMUMV93B00| plus lo t, w ith 200 feet fireplaces, garage and many HEBRON - Building lots - Ap­ Main Street. $200. per month ONE BEDROOM Apartment - lowest down, smallest 7S COUPE UMIUE IN N ila, sawat WtHSw. paw* SnSiw other features. Located close REFRIGERATORS 9095. estate rental - apartments, OFFICE SPACE CoMpa. V-0, aulimaSe. Ft, PS, hwUwA aaola, v-s. lakefront. Call Arthur or KEITH proved, ready to go. Two homes, multiple dwellings, no plus utilities. Paul W. Dougan, , Heat, hot water, appliances, payments. Douglas Motors, AS CidW to isMlpwwnt, Im hidUis Ur o«i- to schools, shopping, church, Washers, ranges, used, DELUXE TWO bedroom Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. acres $10,000. Many more to Realtor, 643-4535. air conditioning. Close to FOR RENT 345 Main. ^ dWIwilas. im tur Martar, H irin, «N ahaal, this home is a good buy. guaranteed and clean. New FIREWOOD FOR Sale fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Townhouse-type apartment. cnitaa aantral. atiNa / aM la / aM la, laS ruga. Watson Beach Co., choose from. Financing excellent oak wood. Cut Associates, Inc. 6451980. shopping, one block from bus. Manchester Office, 647-9139. Priced in the $40^. Zinsser REM. ESTATE shipment damaged, GE and Living room, dining room and 1350 iquare (eet, center available. Richard T. during the summer. $75 full MANCHESTER, Three Cellar storage. Parking. $200 iM ancbefter, a ir conditioning and I WE PAY $15 for complete 75IUTADM N2N 7XTONONAOO 111! 78 PONTIAC LIMANS Equal Housing Opportunity. Agency, 646-1511. Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. kitchen, complete camting, monthly. 6452871. 172 E. Cariter. St. McDonald Real Estate, 643- Pearl and Son, 649 Main cord, $40 half cord, split and EAST HARTFORD - Modern bedroom Townhouse apart­ appliances, air conditioning, Iparking. C u $iS-9661. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland I'Doar. V-i. automalle, Bt, PS, air, 10,OM l-Oaar MwSlip. V-S, odomOO .00, OS. 00, 6371. Street, 643-2171. delivered. Cash. 646-7358. two bedroom Townhouse. ment. 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, full basement and patio. Also Auto Body, 5^-1990. BOLTON - Unique seven room MANCHESTER - Lovely six Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 full basement, appliances. Rambling Cape. Three room Colonial in a convenient ‘•W iB ^ M a k e swimming pooi. $230 monthly MANCHESTER - Newer 71 MONTE CARLO tiM9$479S Building Suppllot 42 baths, disposal, dishwasher, One year lease required. $260 PAR’TS Department now open bedrooms, fireplaces in den residential area. HOUSE CALLS" Buolnesi Properly 26 THREE PIECE Mahogany plus utilities. Call Mr. Mur- Three bedroom Duplex. 1 1/2 APPROXIM ATELY 1500 Only 7,000 mNaa. V-0, aulomatto bedroom set - Three piece full basement with hook-hps. monthly, plus heat. R.D. Mur- .dock, U & R Realty, 643-2692. baths, full basement, Saturdays. Complete line of and dining room, unfinished Maintenance-free aluminum cock, U&R Realty Co., 645 Square feet of office space in Chrysler parts. Chorches COVENTRY - 40 acre Eggg cherry bedroom set. $150 each NATURAL STONE for $245. Call 5251708 days. appliances. Only $275 the Manchester State Bank ★ U S ED A family room. Acre plus lot In siding. Large rooms. Bath and retaining walls, veneers, 2692. Motors. 6453646. a charming village setting. 64T-41i26 Farm, with three story bam. set. Magic (?hef 30” gas range, DELUXE THREE room monthly, plus heat and securi­ Building. Formerly a printing 76 COUPE dcVIUi $ 92W 74C0HVETn half. Fireplace, and a private, patios, etc. Pick up by the MANCHESTER - 30 Locust AN Cadillac touipmtnl, Indudlno con- Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. Butler-type building. Power stainless steel top, $100. 643- apartment - Carpeting, com­ ty. No pels. Call 6450618. shop. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ok level lot, are only a few of the 649-1922 pound or delivery by the ton. Street. First floor, four rooms THREE LARGE bedroom TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, dWonlnO' Darfc 1 ^ , vrMla 1 ^ Wua cloth tn- CAR$ •tan Dart eraan AC. V t, M . 646-3233. J. Watson Beach Co., outstanding features of this plant, and other outbuildings, 5596. plete appliance, storage 6451577. tarlor. 0,000 mHaa. plus Three Lovely Homes. Bolton Notch Stone (Quarry, heated. Available immediate­ Duplex - New carpet. space, air conditioning, swim­ LARGE THREE room apart­ yellow, excellent condition, Manchester Office, 647-9139. home. Priced at a modest Living/Dining room.' Modem make an offer. Call 646-4938 71 P N O I m MM s u n Equal Housing Opportunity. Offers invited. B/W Realty, VICTORIAN ROCKER - 649-3163. ly. $220. Call 6452426, 9 a.m. ming pool. $175 monthly, plus ment - Partially furnished. SMALL SPACE for rent - 74 ELDOSAOO COUPE S88N 74 GAMAM UMVSSTOO $42,900. Immediate occupan­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• to 5 p.m. kitchen, with stove, and new after 5 p.m. Tj^W aH A. V8. cy. Call United Realty, 646- ...... 647-1419.. . Upholstered seat and back. utilities. Lease required. Call Near busline. Hot water Ideal for store or office. Loaded with alt CadWac aqulpmarrt. AW con­ V4. iiilmnSn, M , n . 4r iiaSWialas. waartae. p e w knkae. ATTRACTIVE RANCH - An- ...... Like new. $75. Call 646-3081. Doga-BIrdt-Polo 43 refrigerator. Attic/basement, Mr. Murdock, U & R Realty, provided. Parking. $175. 645 ditioning, taathar Intartor, UN whaal, Narao. kuakal kaatk, ekwakla. vlafi rkal, rakf LINWOOD DRIVE, 16. garage and yard. $290 Available now. Please call go>d^ «mHa CM>riotal roof, gold laathar In- Manchester - First time on saldi built in very good cpndi- MANCHESTER - One 643-2692. 6456441. 1974 FORD PINTO - ’Two tlon. VA appraisra and ap­ DOG-CAT BOARDING monthly. Security required, Door. FM Stereo. Excellent 7 1 FO M MASON the market, Keeney Street CARPETING: Never laid. bedroom apartments. Heat, V4, AT. M , N , A/0 MANCHESTER - New listing. proved for no money down, bathing/grooming. Complete no pets. After 1 p.m. call 645 condition. Low mileage. Call School district. Seven room Lovely 4-room home with From $180,000 home! Newest hot water and kitchen 74 FOOD VAN ISSN and an 8% mortgage rate to a LISTINGS WANTED - In nylon, short shag. Beautiful. modern facilities. Canine appliances supplied. Full 81 6458677, after 5:00 p.m. t-300. I, autamalle, panar ataarlno, 7IUMAM JUIBSNN 710LMDaTA $H Raised Ranch. 1 1/2 baths, private yard close to city at­ Hebron and vicinity, by A u to a For Solo 61 A u lo t For Solo 81 A u lo t For Solo 1 Deer HT, V * ams, vs, Ve, s/e, reWal Siak, two car garage, with qualified veteran. Large Sealed in waterproof, factory Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon maintenance service, many in cua*omUad Intartor, wtth rtfrlgarator. Low V-0, AT, B t, P t, taw faRaaga. I la a tractions. Wall-to-wall carpet, kitchen, three bedrooms, McDonald Real Estate, Road, Manchester. 646-5971. irofessionalTv landscaped, 2 bedrooms, beamed ceiling. container. Will do three small apartment complexes fireplace, and in a pleasant Hebron Sales Leader Since rooms, wall-to-wall. We with private entrances. KIITAlOfnCt farge lot, which has many Priced at $31,900. Zinsser 1964! Call, 643-6371, fora Free fruit trees. $47,900. Owner, neighborhood. Priced $42,900. bought too much. Sacrifice - COCKER Spaniel / Beagle Priced from $225. per month. DAMATO E U m n U K S Agency, 646-1511. Odegard Realty, 643-4365. Confidential Apprasial. ’Twelve month pup. Spayed, Mr. Qoodwrench 649-1955. $199. (New padding for three No pets Damato Enterprises, Large variety ot Apartmenta anf ■ rooms - $18.) Private 1-349- shots, and house broken. 6451021. Townbouiei throughout REGISTER TO WIN A NEW DAY •WEEK •MONTH u y t : , ••X'l'* RENT-A-CAR by 8444. Great with children. Call after Mancheiter “Keep that Qraat 5, 643-4951. 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven R anUI O M c* opan d a lly S-S, Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model QM Faaling With COLONIAL Love seat - Blue room apartment. $260 Sat IS-a, $imday «(-S and white. $85. Good condi­ AKC POODLE Puppies - Very monthly. Security. Call 645 64A -1 0 2 1 DAILY RENTAI.S FROM *8.00 PER DAY 1$* Qenulna QM tion. Call 646-3025. reasonable. Call 742-6953. 2426 , 9 to 5. 230-A New Aiato Road 1977 FORD GRANADA AMIU ParU ." MANCHESTER FULL BOXSPRING & Mat­ Anilquea 48 ROCKVILLE - ’Three room tress - Sheets included. Will Apartment with heat, hot take best offer. Call after WANTED Antique furniture, water, stove, refrigerator. 5:30, Monday thru Friday, 646- glass, pewter, oil paintings, or $165. Adults only, no pets. FOUR ROOMS - First floor. 5450. during the “Select T Route 83 SCRANTON 872-9145 other antique items. R. Parking for one car. Security Heated. Central. Adults, Harrison, 643-8709. deposit. 6457690. its. $210.6451919, between 5 643-1181 WE BUY and sell furniture. p.m. VERNON Cash on the line. One piece or HUMMELS, CLOCKS, Dolls - NEW THREE Room apart­ MOTORS, INC. an entire houseful. ^ 6 4 3 2 . Paintings, Trains, Early ment - Handy to bus and shop MANCHESTER - One CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC Sorricoa OHorod 31 Sonicoa OBorod 31 Palnling-Papering 32 Bullding-Coniracling 33 Furniture Barn, 345 Main Toys, Statues, Furniture, ping. References and security bedroom unit located in a Street, beside Douglas Jugs, Crocks, Almost deposit required. $210 per small brick complex with PAINTING - interior and NEW CEILINGS - Archways Motors. Anything Old. 646-2690. month. Philbrick Agency, country atmosphere. Heat, GREAT 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. CAMARO - LT 1974. Low 1970 PONTIAC Tempest - 8 exterior, paperhanging, and ceiling beams installs. Realtors, 646-4200. hot water, appliances. $225. Automatic. $2500. Between 5 mileage. Many extras. cylinder, clean, no rust. Good INCOME excellent work. References. Ceilings resurfaced, various ...... WANTED Old toys, post Lease, security. BlanchaM & and phone 646-6022. Excellent condition. $3500 or Free estimates. Fully in­ rubber. Good paint. $1195.645 textures, wall knock-outs and cards, steins, stringed in­ FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 Rossetto, Realtors, 6452482. best offer. Call 643-0261. 7530 after 5. Ask . : (or f ■Eric. Ths Clmsic sured. Martin Mattson, 649- installations. Drobiak Dry □ MISC. FOR SALE struments, paintings, fur­ Broad Street, no appliances, 1967 FORD Thunderbird - 4431. 19 77 TAX Wall Company, 646-8882. niture, clocks, advertising $140, security deposit, MANCHESTER - Occupancy Good running condition, best 1966 OLDSMOBILE Model 96 - 1967 CADILLAC - Sedan items, outright purchase, con­ married couple, no pets, February 1st and March 1st. offer. Call 6ft-1173. Good running condition. New PAPER HANGING Expert. Arllcloa lor Solo 41 LteVille. Runs great. Good LINRI Construction Co. '• Tom signments. 644-8962. phone 643-4751. Three Bedroom Duplex in tires. $250. Also, 1966 Ford tires. Have to sell Sacrifice SERVICE Your average paper, in Corbitt. Building, Remolding, FORD ALUMINUM sheets used as newer two family home. 1976 TRIUM PH TR 7 - Wagon, tor parts. $50. 643- at $500. Call anytime. 872-2539. average room , $30. Mr. Additions. Garages, Kitchens, FLAX WHEEL - Good condi­ Original cost $7,000, asking Richman, 646-3864. printing plates, .007 thick, MANCHESTER - Eight room Bowers School District. DIRECTORY Roofing, Siding, Recreation tion. $175. Call 643-9321. Includes appliances, and has $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury HI. 5 Rooms. 646-5355. Ux32” , 25 cents each or 5 for House. Appliances, $350. J.D. GRANADA PAINTING, Paper hanging. $1. Phone 643-2711. Real Estate. 6451980. wall to wall carpeting. Heat is ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone 1970 CHEVY Nova - Dark door Sedan. Original owner, ITALIAN RENAISSANCE - not included. $250 per month. 5659346 after 5 p.m. Days, blue. 3 speed on column. 6 runs good. Best utter over Carpentry work. Call 643-4453, NEWTON SMITH - revival chair, hand carved or 643-0367. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- Security deposit and 2-Door Sedan 643-0888. cylinders Excellent condi­ $125. 6457896 after 5 p.m. Remodeling, Repairing. Rec walnut. Very unusual. Best room apartment. Stove, references required. Two tion. $1275. Call 6451604. rooms. No job too smwl. 649- Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Brownies, nurses. East offer over $ ^ . 510 p.m. 645 refrigerator, references. No children accepted, no pets. G IV EA W A r 1973 VOLKSWAGEN "Thing” Trucko lor Solo 82 QUALITY PAINTING and 3144. I INCOME TAX Preparation - FOR COMPLETE and ac Catholic School. 649-1225. 6149.' Verbal appraisal has pets. $170. 6453167, 2253540. Call 647-9936, or 6452003. - Excellent condition. Radials. 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury HI - Paper Hanging by Willis been done. Experienced, personal ser- curate income tax prepara Schultz. Fully insured, Gas heater. New paint. Best Good running condition. Some HOLMEIS Wrecker owners vice at your home - Dan tion, call Jim Smart at 643- CARPENTRY, Custom offer. 643-6151. work required $135. Call 643- Parts, accessories, lights, ser­ references. 649-4343. Houses - Addditions, garages, Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263 . 6880- Will come to your home. A u lo t For Solo 81 Auloa For Solo 81 Auloa For Solo 61 Auloa For Solo 81 Register Today through February 21st, 1977 7294. vice. Ray Jurgen Company, roofing and siding, kitchens, 1972 MATADOR - 8-cylinder, 24-A Culbro Drive. West Hart­ INTERIOR PAINTING and bathrooms, and repair work of Wallpapering. Quality, 2-door hardtop. Snowtires in­ 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Fast- ford. 2453061 or 521-6463 CONVENIENT, Time Saving all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis cluded. 62.0d0 miles. New back • Studded snows, am 'tm professional work at for estimate, 643-6712. While You’re Here, View The Exciting Professional service, with IN C O M E T A X reasonable prices. Fullylly in- brakes. Owner got company New muffler, clean interior. 1970 DODGE - D 200 Camper Tax Corporation of America’s Cal RinMl L im « sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain- car. Asking $1,200. 647-1029. $450. or best otter. 6450845 Special 318 V-8 aulomatic. Low Cost "IN HOME” tax for export Tox ProponUon CARPENTRY & MASONRY - power steering and brakes. Omco: ting, 643-9321. Additions and remodeling. YOUR BEST BUY IS HERE! iparation. Call Robert M. New 1977 Ford Cars and Trucks! Auxiliary lueT tank 35,000 353 Cuntur St.. Manchuslur Free estimates Call Anthony miles. Excellent running con­ 728-3071 A. i W. PAINTING - Very Squillacote, 649-0811. reasonable. Free Estimates. dition 6452333 Call Wayne, 649-7696. USED CAR BEST BUYS! s a vin g s Uolorcycloa-SIcyeloa 84 TAX FORMS Prepared in ALLAN T. KEELER’S Ux EXPERIENCED PAINTERS BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 ; d f o r d c o u n t r y s q u i r e 73 raUTIAC RRAND MIX your home. Five years service. ’Tax returns done in will paint any room in bouse station Wagon. Loaded with all the Maroon, V-6, automatic, power 70 CHEWY C-10 PICKUP TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville experience. Reasonable. Free the privacy of your home. Call for $25.. also window washing. BIDWELL Home Improve­ LTD Squire features Including air steering, power brakes, power win­ 6 cylinder, standard, AM radio, 8 ft. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and [estimates. Call 643-9044, after 871-1781 for appointment. 543-1535 anytime. ment Co. Expert insUIlatlon conditioning, tinted glass. dows, AM/FM stereo radio with body, step bumper. fe stival rack. $1,750. 289-4042 of aluminum siding, gutters |5 p.m. tape, vinyl top, only 30,(X)0 miles. and trims. Roofing insUlIa- Compora-Trollora KEEP SMILING tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875 SPECIAL*3995 O N L Y * 3 6 9 5 UobHo Homoa 85 9109. CiM TREE Service - Free es­ ELECTRICIAN - All types of I * 3 4 0 5 timates, discount senior 18' CAMPER trailer - single wiring, electrical Improve­ HORACE Tetrault - Siding, citizens. 4?ompany ment, and repair work. FREE Bullding-Conirocling 33 1976 M0NTE60 MX 7 t FOMI LTD UNDtU 70 FORD EUTE 70 FORD F-100 axle, excellent condition Manchester owned and roofing, stormwindows, aw­ 4 Dr. Jfellow, vinyl top, power Eleven years old $1,500 Call estimates. Call 646-5253. nings. Quality workmanship, Metallic brown, 2-tone, V-8, operated. Call 6 6-1327. WES ROBBINS carpentry 4-DOOR PILURD HARDTOP SUPER CAB PICKUP LYNCH Tiyoti-Pkitkc 742-8930 free estimates. Fully insured. steering, power brakes, air con­ automatic power steering, power MASONARY - Fireplace remodeling specialist. Ad- ditioning, tinted glass, stereo radio. V-8, automatic, power steering, cap 872-9187, 649-3417. brakes, stereo radio, vinyl top, decor BRAND NEW 14 loot wides CUSTOM DRAPERIES made repairing and remodeling. All ditions, rec rooms, dormers, (Demonalrolor) Low-low miles. group, 36,000 miles. Only over box. • Buy a toyota... to specifications. Free es­ types of stone work. Free es­ built-ins, bathrooms, Irom $9995 in stork ready lor X M SPECIALIZING cleaning and Dark brown moUlllc, 391 angina, vinyl trim, whita timates and measurement. timates. After 5, 643-1870, or kitchens, 649-3446. ■Idawall radial tiraa, alactric raar window dafroatar, we buy you a gift immediate delivery Price in- Look trim iml (eki slim Call anytime before 9 p.m. 644-2975. repairing chimneys, roofs, * 4 3 0 5 * 4 3 0 5 * 4 5 9 5 cludes wall-to-wall in this claific dnifntil 649^266. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - new roofs. Free estimates. 30 manual air conditioning, AM radio, appaaranca • 77 new toyotas rarrpeling. matching for the fuller Agure! WE WANT WORK - House new homes custom built, Years Experience. Howley, protacHon group, tintad glaaa complala, latt hand applianrvb. bow window, front No. 8398 with Fhoto- WELDING - All types of and yard cleaning, painting. If remodeled, additions, rec 643-5361. ramota control mirror, daluxa whaol covaia, protoc- country kitchen and much Giiule li in Size, 38 to 50. (All models & colors) Site 40, 44 buit . . . 4S alloys, domestic repairs. it needs to be done, we can do rooms, garages, kitchens tlva body alda molding and vinyl root. more Large selection of Prompt service, free es­ it. Call anytime. 728-8839. *P«raont under 10 and daalaraMp amployaaa not allgibla to win. homes to cbooss from, all ymrdi 45-inrh. remodeled, bath tile, cement 35 • Over 55 pontiacs timates. No job too small. All work. Steps, dormers. Healing-Plumbing $ 4 7 9 9 priced to sell. Excellent finan­ Paltonii arailailt only work guaranteed. Bill, 646- PLUMBING Si HEATING - Residential or commercial. cing available. Trades in oitet •Aown. SEWERLINES, sink lines, (Here and on the way) welcome, parts, supplies, and Tk W tll. leM UM Iw M rt 5667. Licensed. Fast service. Call 649-4291. u lU ra . IH n ZS4 M> •■ • Reasonable rates. Call Ron, cleaned with electric cutters, accessories, (ull time service ■Miitof. by professionals. McKinney • Big selection of REWEAVING burns, holes. 643-6567. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY department Plaza Homes. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 13M Wilbur Cross Highway. Carpentry and general con­ used cars, too! ,U t iUnMTT Window shades, Venetian CONVENIENT, Time Saving tracting. Residential and pany, 643-5306. ONLY 3 Berlin Turnpike. Berlin. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. - Professional service, with commercial. Whether it be a OTHERS Connecticut. 1-828-0369. 1 IM A rt. et XiWftr M Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Tax Corporation of America’s small repair job, a custom M m Vert. H.V. 1WM 5221. Low Cost "IN HOME” Ux built home or anything in WMTkDS /WORI Autom otlv* Soroleo 88 preparation. Call Robert M. between, call 645131379. 1 MONJUICH n w tom. u w t » iw BRICK - BLOCK, stone, Morton, 649-2417. VILLON 345 C«nt*r 8 t| ELM MOTORS ■ ToyoU, Dat- CMI. UyM awker M sue. fireplaces, concrete, chimney 1B0ICAT The Fall 4 Winter ’76 CARPENTRY - Repairs, BRING M an ch M tb f sun specialists, factory repairs. No job too small. WILL BABYSIT in my East remodeling, additions, gar­ »$ «NTIt $1. MANCMtin.tONN.>HiM«M$-tm LYNCH® trained, one day service. 114 BASIC FASHION con­ Save. Call 644-6356 for es­ Hartford home days. Call ages, roofing. Call David 1 LINCOLN .319 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER 6 4 6 ^ 3 2 1 East Mam Street. Rockville tains a Bontu Coupoa! timates. after 5:00 289-1740. Patria 6451796. WANTED CASH 643-2145J 8721617 Price. . . $1.2$ a copy. 4