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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1976 - VOL. XCV, No. 116 SIXTEEN PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Angolan peace feelers reported . 'x W ; f By United Press International troops to the South West Africa fron­ in an Angolan hyrdroelectric dam legitimate government from the 46- South Africa has exchanged secret tier. and get its troops off foreigh soil, or nation Organization of African Unity. . . ' ' -i peace feelers with the Sovie-backed Mozambique and the Ivory Coast risk a military showdown in defense The pledge of Chinese help by t ' faction in Angola following the were acting as intermediaries in the of the dam. Foreign Minister Chiao Kuan-Hua collapse of pro-Western resistance exchanges between Luanda and Spearheaded ,by 12,000 Cuban came at a banquet honoring a visiting there, according to Johannesburg Pretoria, the reports said. soldiers, the Popular Movement has delegation from Zaire, one of newspaper reports. Military sources predicted an im­ crushed the pro-Western forces in a Angola's neighboring states. In Peking, China pledged Sunday to minent clash which could explode sweeping southern drive. The 20,000- Engulu Lokanga, Zaire com­ “resolutely support" African efforts into a widening racial confrontation man pro-Western army has taken to missioner of state for political af­ to drive Soviet and Cuban forces out in southern Africa unless the peace the bush for guerrilla-style fairs, said his country would “take of .Angola. Diplomatic analysts said initiatives succeed. resistance. actions to liberate the Angolan 177^ the Chinese help undoubtedly would Diplomats said Pretoria was in a The Popular Movement also has people” from the pro-Soviet forces. include large-scale military aid. dilemma — whether to cut its losses, won a series of diplomatic victories, The speeches were reported by the The Johannesburg reports Sunday abandon its $185 million investment including recognition as Angola’s New China News Agency. on said the Pretoria government, which earlier had provided military support to the pro-Western forces, may pull its troops out of southern Angola Ford-Reagan horse race predicted "within days.” By United Press International Only some 100 miles now separate of the votes in Mississippi’s process Sunday to pick 1,300 potential Publisher William Loeb of the the South African troops in southern of selecting delegates to the state delegates to the party’s national con­ Angola from the Soviet-armed forces Manchester Union Leader believes convention, and Jimmy Carter got a vention. New Hampshire's Feb. 24 primary of the Popular Movement for the $250,000 response to a telethon fund The biggest draws at Sunday’s Liberation of Angola. contest between President Ford and raiser in his home state of Georgia. meetings appeared to be for Morris Ronald Reagan will be a “horse The reports said the Popular Move­ Loeb and Thomson, both Reagan Udall, Birch Bayh and Carter. Those race.” Gov. Meldrim Thomson ment demanded as conditions for a supporters, made their predictions for Henry Jackson and Shriver drew predicts Reagan will win by a 5 per on NBC-TV’s “Meet the Press” Sun­ somewhat fewer and those for Milton bordei* truce that Pretoria recognize cent margin. its government in Luanda and im­ day. Shapp and antiabortion candidate On the Democratic side, George mediately pull back South African “I sincerely believe that Ronald Ellen McCormack still less. Wallace captured almost 50 per cent Reagan will win ... by 5 per cent, or Wallace, who scored an earlier vic­ 55 per cent,” Thomson said when tory in the precinct caucuses last asked to predict the outcome of the month, had 48.8 per cent of the votes GOP primary. in the Mississippi county weekend CIA reform package Loeb, asked for his assessment, meetings with only a few scattered replied, “I think it’s a horse race.” areas not reporting late Sunday. In Florida, early polls showed Carter, with 11.5 per cent, and to be unveiled this week Reagan running ahead of Ford, but Sargent Shriver, with 10.8 per cent, enthusiastic turnouts which greeted battled for second place. Ford at several stops during his two- WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Security Agency and the National But 28.2 per cent of the delegate Safety information distributed day swing across the state convinced Ford’s long awaited CIA reform REconnaissance Organization. votes still were uncommitted going some aides he may pull out a win package will be unveiled by mid Some Defense Department of­ into district meetings scheduled for Officer James McCooe, community relations officer, assembles week highlighted by the creation of a March 9. next weekend. ficials are opposed to this added a packet of bicycle safety information and other police depart- White House board to monitor power for the CIA director. The President told a crowd of 15,- A statewide telethon in Georgia abuses, officials said today. 000 in St. Petersburg no candidate gathered pledges of more than $250,- for Ian Blomfield, 9, of 97 Lennox St., at an open house Sunday Ford was meeting this afternoon Also among the recommendations with a philosophy to the right or left 000 for Carter in presidential cam­ climaxing observance of Crime Prevention Week by the depart­ with top advisers to make final is a secrecy law which would apply of his own could win in November. paign contributions. Federal ment and the Manchester Exchange Club. More than 400 More than 15,000 Massachusetts decisions on a set of recommen­ only to active and retired CIA and matching funds are expected to boost residents visited the station on E. Middle Tpke. and heard dations for overhauling the nation's other government employes with Democrats held some 130 caucuses in the total to $400,000, providing a net intelligence agencies, mainly by access to top secret information. the state’s 12 congressional districts profit of around $325,000 after explanations of various police activities during guided tours executive order. Criminal action could be taken expenses. during the afternoon. (Herald photo by Larson) Some of the reforms are viewed as against any individual who revealed top secret and will not be publicly intelligence sources and methods. -Citizens top- disclosed. Most of Ford’s propqsals will be on The President also was considering implemented by executive orders, MCC Civitan Veterans’ fund tapping issue assigning the director of the Central but he alsp will send to Congress Intelligence Agency to become the legislative recommendations. The quake gift chief White House assistant on in­ Senate and House committee in­ eomes to a head this week telligence with budget control over vestigating CIA operations also are Manchester residents all such agencies. In addition to the expected to propose closer supervi­ donated $522 Saturday to aid HARTFORD (UPI) - Among this propriations Committee Wednesday. A number of routine committee CIA, they include the Defense sion of intelligence agencies to pre­ the earthquake victims of Intelligence Agency, the National vent violations of their charters. week’s highlights expected at the Her last attempt, during the meetings have been scheduled for Guatemala in a challenge to state capitol are an announcement special session in December, failed in this week. match a donation of $453.71 for the U.S. Senate and the gover­ committee under enormous lobbying The Appropriations Committee made by students and faculty nor’s second attempt to tap veteran’s pressure from veteran’s groups. She planned to hear executive depart­ at Manchester Community was expected to have more backing ment budget requests, including College on Friday. money for budget balancing. Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer, this time. agriculture, environment, transpor­ I News summary MCC Civitans manned dona­ James Carey, director of the state tation, and higher education. tion stands at Regal Men’s a Democrat, reportedly planned to Real Estate Commission and a The Transportation Committee Store on Main St. and at D&L’s declare for Sen. Lowell Weicker’s seat. The Connecticut Republican Marine Club official, said “Most planned to deal with a number of of (ioin|iilc(l from llniti'd PrraH Intrrnutiunal at the Manchester Parkade. veterans don’t realize Mrs. Grasso’s bills, including all transportation Residents wishing to con­ has already said he intends to seek a second term. plan provides as much or more department and motor vehicle bills tribute by mail may send Schaffer’s announcement was money for the veterans’ benefits as and measures dealing with U.S. checks made out to Friends of expected Wednesday or Thursday. the interest on the $29 million she Route 7. State Children, Inc., to the MCC National Gov. Ella Grasso would like to use wants to put toward the deficit.” Also scheduled were hearings on Collegiate Civitan Club, 60 WATERFORD - The WASHINGTON - After The governor has asked 25 per cent several nominations, and bills Bidwell St. the interest on the $29 million Millstone nuclear power plant numerous postponements. Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines fund to of the state’s admissions tax, about proposed in the areas of humane in­ VO Stephen Cassano, advisor to was restored to substantial ser­ Secretary of State Henry help balance the state’s budget.'The $2.5 million, be used to pay veterans’ stitutions, public health, urban MCC Civitan, said he hopes by vice Sunday, ending a brief Kissinger finally began his six- benefits. development, and education. Wednesday to send a check for measure comes before the Ap­ shutdown resulting from an ac­ nation Latin American tour cidental radioactive discharge. today in an attempt to ease $1,000 to Friends of Children, rs Inc. Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ hemispheric strains over such Mrs. Lois Barnes of Vernon, sion investigators said no issues as the Panama Canal. health hazard resulted from area coordinator for Friends of Credibility gap vs. weekend gap the mishap. PHILADELPHIA - The Children, will forward all con­ all, the man who couldn’t tell a lie — February, as mandated by federal American Bar Association tributions collected by the By SOL R. COHEN George Washington — even he now is law, and if George Washington just began its midwinter meeting Civitans to the agency’s office Talk about your credibilty gap to HARTFORD — Republican suspect, and all because he told might be receiving'Social Security here today and faces a couple in Darien, where funds are say nothing about executive ep state Chairman Frederick K. everyone he was born on Feb. 22. benefits, as are other senior citizens, of tricky matters — the legal being sent continuously to privilege. No wonder people have Biebel has come out against Who and what are we to believe? he well might be receiving also the profession’s formal response to Guatemala. lost faith and confidence in their Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s proposal Our Congress and our state following letter from federal of­ the Watergate scandal and a Friends of children was con­ elected officials. to raise the gasoline tax by two structing an orphanage in legislature, made up of sincere men ficials: cents a gallon. He termed the proposal to legalize prostitu­ Look what we’ve got here. The ^.Guatemala when the and women always looking out for “Dear Mr. Washington; increase inflationary and an a tion. very first President of the United earthquake hit the country. States, the father of our country, the our good and for our best interests, “It is with deep regret and much burden on working men and sadness we find it necessary to in­ man who stood for integrity above these knowledgable and dedicated women. SAN FRANCISCO - The public servants say, “No. Today, form you that you must return all jury in Patricia Hearst’s trial Feb. 16, is Washington’s Birthday.” Social Security benefits you’ve WESTPORT - Ronald for bank robbery was to visit They say it means nothing to them received since your retirement from Reagan’s presence on the two “safe houses’’ that all school books, all histories, all active employment. Please call our ticket as a presidential can­ (hideaways) used by her Sym- encyclopedias, all legal-records in­ Washington, D.C. office, so we may didate would "devastate” local bionese Liberation Army cap- dicate George Washington indeed make an audit of your account, in­ Republicans in Connecticut, tors today. was born on Feb. 22. cluding supplemental payments and according to Sen. Lowell What they say may have nothing to Medicare. Weicker, R-Conn., who feels International do with executive privilege, but has “In a routine check of your applica­ Reagan and President Ford plenty to do with the credibility gap. tion for Social Security benefits, we will battle down to the conven­ SAIGON, South Vietnam — Not so, say these shining examples note you listed your birth date as tion wire for the GOP nomina­ Security forces killed two for the youth of . America, the Feb. 22, 1732. We note also federal tion. rebels and captured 15 others credibility gap isn't important. laws pinpoint your birthday this year in dusk-to-dawn fighting last What is important, they say, is the as Feb. 16. And, when we learned it week in the first fully reported weekend gap — a Saturday-Sunday- was Feb. 17 last year and Feb. 18 the Regional armed uprising since the Com­ Monday holiday for some, a Sunday- year before that, we became con­ munists took power last April, Monday holiday for others — to think vinced something is wrong. That BOSTON — Federal officials government authorities said. about doing things and going places something, we’re convinced further, will be asked to Investigate The battle occured at the St. they can’t anyway, because no gas­ is not the fault of the government. what police called a well- Vincent de Paul Church oline, no job and no money won’t let “We hate to use the word, because coordinated attack on officers Thursday and was reported them. it has a harsh connotation, but, in by persons at an anti-busing Sunday. But, wait a minute. If it’s only the listing your birth date other than rally Sunday at South Boston Monday holiday designation that what federal laws declare it to be, High School. Police allege BELFAST, Northern Ireland worries them, what happened the you have, beyond all reasonable citizens band radios were used — A band of youths burst into year when Feb. 22, the true doubt, perpetrated a fraud. to coordinate action against the an isolated farmhouse on the Washington’s Birthday, did fall on a “ As a consequence, you must police, several of whom suf­ outskirts of Belfast Sunday Monday? forfeit all benefits paid you. We fered minor injuries. night and opened fire on six Was the holiday celebrated that regret that the statute of limitations persons, killing three women day? No, indeed. By law it was prevents us from prosecuting you for CONCORD, Mass. — A brief and seriously Injuring a man, celebrated a week earlier — on Feb. falsifying your date of birth. Our rebellion by about a fourth of police said. 15. position is that no President, past or the inmates at the An what about this year, when Feb. present, should be immune to our Massachusetts Correctional LAGOS, Nigeria — The 22, the true Washington’s Birthday is country’s laws. Institution in Concord has left Nigerian government says it Buys Heart Fund rose on a Sunday and, as is customary for “We regret also that this country’s parts of the facility resembling has captured many of the all Sunday holidays, would have been millions of school children will con­ a smoldering garbage dump. junior officers who staged an Michael Lauretano of 413 E. Center St; buys three Heart Fund celebrate the next day, a Monday? tinue to read you were born Feb. 22, Damage was extensive In dor­ abortive coup last week, but roses from Mrs. Beatrice Pearson at the Main St. branch of the Is it being celebrated that day? No, 1732 — at least until Congress passes mitories, classrooms and a the search for Lt. Col, B. S. Hartford National Bank & Trust Co. Friday. Net proceeds of indeed. By law it is being celebrated and the President signs a bill man­ recently built $3.5 million gym­ Dimka, the ringleader, con­ $368 from the sale of 700 roses in several locations in a week earlier — today, Feb. 16. dating new school texts. nasium. tinues. Manchester, benefited the Manchester Heart Fund drive. If George Washington's Birthday is “Shame on you for the sham, Mr. President.” (Herald photo by Tompkins) legally the th ird Monday in 1. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 16. 1976 — PAGE ’THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Feb. 16.1976 IVtACC News this year at South United The 20-plus men and Mrs. Dorothy Enos of Vernon; a son, daily between 6:10-6:15 World Day of Prayer — Methodist Church, Feb. 24 women involved in the a.m. Clergy preparing the Mrs. Dorothy J. Fulton Howard F. Dubord of Ashford; two' the first Friday of Lent, OBITUARIES at 8 p.m. Alternating Jewish-Christian dialogue “ religious spots’’ for ABO U T TOWN SOUTH WINDSOR- Mrs. Dorothy brothers, Henry Dubord of South A B O U T T O W N March 5, at St. M ary’s Children” is a program between Temple Beth group, which has been February and April are J. Fulton, 66, of 50 E lm St. died Windsor and Oliver Dubord of Episcopal Church. sponsored by the Division Sholom and South Church, meeting once a month for Rev. George Webb, Rev. Manchester Chapter, Mrs. Charles Berck She was a founding member of Saturday in Hartford Hospital. Belchertown, Mass., and six The Kiwanis of Mdnchester Inc. The property committee of Nancy Carr Luncheon at noon, bring Club will meet Tuesday at of Christian Education to this year the Methodist the past two years, have Robert Eldridge, Rev. SPEBSQSA, will meet ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Florence Congregation Beth Israel of Bristol Mrs. Fulton was bom in Liverpool, grandchildren. w ill meet Tuesday noon at the Emanuel Lutheran Church w ill meet sandwich, dessert and 7:30 p.m. at the Communi­ and a life member of the Bristol make wholesome and hosts are offering the not only had a unique and Laurence Hill, all from tonight at 7:30 at the Teen Berck, 86, of 74 Taicott Ave. died England, and lived in Hartford for The funeral is Tuesday at 10:15 Manchester Country Club. Tom toilight at 7:30 at the church. The “The One and Only” coffee provided. ’The ser­ ty Y, 78 N. Main St. enjoyable entertainment Fisherman Players in priceless opportunity to South Methodist; Rev. Center Annex of Friday night at Rockville General Chapter of Hadassah. many years before moving to South a.m. from the Potter Funeral Home, Donovan, program chairman, w ill be church housing board w ill meet at The MACC movie for vice is at 1 p.m. Babysit­ Durwood Miller, who is available within walking "Jonah.” share one another’s rich Paul Trunque, Church of Manchester Recreation Hospital. She was the wife of Charles Survivors are three sons, Louis B. Windsor about a year ago. 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, with a guest speaker. the same time in the church library. winter vacation is ting is provided. A ll are associated with the distance of children and at In other programs and varied religious the Assumption; Rev. Nor­ Center. The meeting is Berck. Harrison of Bristol and Phillip She was employed as an observer Mass at 11 at St Mary’s Church, scheduled for Wednesday welcome. American Red Cross, will prices families can afford. designed to foster the good heritage, but have man Swenson, Trinity open to all area men in­ The funeral was this morning at Harrison of Manchester, co-owners by the Southern New England Coventry. Burial w ill be in St. M ary’s Church Women United will meet at Second Congregational speak on “ Emergency Anyone wishing to help w ill and brdtherliness developed .treasured Covenant. Enough funds have been terested in singing four- Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 and managers of the stationery Telephone Co. in Hartford for 21 Cemetery, Coventry. ’Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at N oiih United Church and will start Techniques.” work with this division to which develops from the friendships. The dialogue Emergency Pantry — part barbershop harmony. Prospect St. Burial was in Ellington stores in Bristol and Manchester, and years before retiring in 1974. Friends may call at the funeral Howard (Rusty) E. Potter Methodist Church. promptly at 1 p.m. The received to buy seven ad­ develop this ministry understanding and sharing, group w iil meet Feb. 26 at still needs volunteers to ditional large print Chris­ Center Cemetery. Dr. Harold Harrison of Baltimore, Survivors are a son, James D. home tonight from 7 to 9. Howard E. (Rusty) E. Potter, 58, Walt Disney production Concordia Lutheran should call Mrs. Ronald Hebrew students have 8 p.m. at Concordia staff the pantry from 1 to 4 Mrs. Berck was born in Greatford, Md.; a daughter, Mrs. David B. Fulton of South Windsor; two The fam ily suggests that those of 107 Porter St. died Sunday night at “ The One and Only tian hymnals for use in ser­ Hartford Chapter of the Church Women will have a Halderman. observed a Roman England, and lived in Rockville for Slobodien of West Hartford, 10 daughters, Mrs. Susan La Penta and home. He was the husband of Mrs. The Old Guard of Emanuel Genuine Family Band’’ Lutheran Church. p.m. on the second vices and hymn sings in the American Association of “ Bicentennial Night” wishing to may make memorial gifts Catholic Mass at St. more than 60 years. She was a grandchildren and 3 great­ Mrs. Virginia Jesionka, both of South to the American Heart Association. Josephine M. Claudeli Potter. Lutheran Church will meet Tuesday plus a short with a moral Brotherhood Week Wednesday and third convalescent homes. Medical Assistants will program Tuesday at 8 at Bartholomew and Grade 6 member of St. John’s Episcopal grandchildren. ' Windsor; a sister, Mrs. Catherine Mr. Potter was born June 1, 1917, at 10 a.m. in Luther Hall of the message offers comedy, O v e r 25 y e a r s of Notices Friday of the month. Groups wishing to use the meet Wednesday at 7:30 the church. The program students from St. ’The Division of Christian Church of Vernon and its Altar Guild. The funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. Lanigan of Bloomfield, and eight Mrs. William Yerks in Suffield and lived in Manchester church, followed by a chorus rehear­ music, dancing, fun for the friendship between Please call the coor­ hymnals may call Barbara p.m. at Hartford Hospital, will include a short film, Bartholomew were Other survivors are a son, Eugene at Congregation Beth Israel, 339 grandchildren. Mrs. Florence P. Yerks, 80, of 22 fo^33 years. sal at 11:30. whole family. Admission is Christians and Jews in Unity through the courtesy dinators Irene Goss or Kit­ Baker at Concordia Bliss Wing, Room 603. of­ “ Resolved to be Free,” welcomed at a Friday of WINF is coordinating a Berck of Ellington; two daughters, West St., Bristol, with Rabbi Leon The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a.m. Bliss St. died Saturday in Manchester He was employed as a foreman of 50 cents for children. Manchester w ill be ty Cataldo if you can give Lutheran or Sr. Genevieve ficers and delegates to the and a display of related ar­ evening service at Temple one-minute Gospel Mrs. Wilfred Willette of Vernon and Wind, of Manchester officiating. from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Memorial Hospital. She was the wife the production test department on The Women’s Society of Communi­ Mothers, father or grand­ celebrated at the annual these three hours once a at St. Bartholomew’s Con­ state convention will be ticles. The event is open to Beth Sholom. message which will run Mrs. Marcelle Bolieau of Stafford Burial will be in Columbus Lodge Main St., with a Mass at 10 at St. of W illiam L. Yerks. the second shift at Pratt & Whitney ty Baptist Church w ill meet 'Tuesday parents free. Tickets are Brotherhood Night held month. vent. elected. ___ ' all women of the church Springs; two sisters, Mrs. Liza Smith Cemetery, New Haven. Margaret Mary’s Church, South Mrs. Yerks was born in Aircraft Division of United at 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship H all of the available at the door. Manchester Newcomers and friends. of Lincolnshire, England, and Mrs. The family suggests that friends Windsor. Burial w ill be in Wapping Shrewsbury, Vt., and lived in Technologies in East Hartford. He church. Mrs. John McClain and Mrs. MACC “ Movies for Frances Barrett of Yorkshire, wishing to may make memorial gifts Cemetery, South Windsor. Manchester about 40 years. was a member of the P&W A Quarter William Zimmermann are in charge England; seven grandchildren and to the Bristol Chapter of Hadassah. Friends may call at the funeral She and her husband had Century Club. of the program. SUPER SAVINGS ALL WEEK! CELEBRATING four great-grandchildren. The Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far­ home tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. celebrated their 63rd wedding an­ He was a U.S. Arm y veteran of mington Ave., Hartford, is in charge niversary last September. World War II. The Junior High Forum of North GLOBE Pick Up Mrs. Delina Caillouette of arrangements. Herbert (Bud) Meyer She was a member of the West Other survivors are a daughter, United Methodist Church will meet Mrs. Delina Melina Genard Herbert (Bud) Meyer, 56, of 869 Concord Congregational Church, Mrs. Robert (Julie) Zukas of Ver­ Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the church. Travel Service Your Copy Caillouette, 97, of 119 Center St. died Main St., died Friday at his home. Concord, N.H. non; four brothers, Raymond H. of Our Mrs. Jesse Lee Sr. 55 6 m a i n s t r e e t Sunday in Manchester Memorial Mr. Meyer was bom in Holyoke, Other survivors are a son, Richard Potter and John Potter, both of Suf­ George Suitor, varsity cross coun­ 643-2165 Value COVENTRY - Mrs. Lillian Hall Mass. W. Yerks of Manchester; a daughter, i-.- -r\ Hospital. She was the widow of field, Harold Potter of Cleveland, try coach at Manchester High School, August G. Caillouette. Lee, 82, of Rt. 171, Union, formerly of Packed He was employed as a foreman at Mrs. William S. Bedford of Weilesiey Ohio, and Robert Potter of Perth will address the Manchester Lions Mrs. Caillouette was born in Put­ Ellington and Coventry, died Sunday Bergren Dairy Garage, East Hart­ Hills, Mass.; a brother, Edward A. O rer SO I'cwri- Circular Amboy, N. J., and five grandchildren. Club at its Feb. 17 meeting at 6:30 at nam and lived in Manchester for 40 in the Day Kimball Hospital, Put­ ford, until retiring several years ago. Plumley of Ludlow, Vt.; four T ra rfi Esperitnre The funeral is Wednesday at 10 the Steak Out. Suitor w ill direct the years after moving from Williman- nam. She was the wife of Jesse R. Authorized agent in Manche«ler Monday Feb. 16th through Saturday, Feb. 21st Survivors are three sons, Charles grandchildren and six great­ a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Lions Club Road Races again this for all Airlines. Railroads and tic. Lee Sr. grandchildren. Steamship Lines Meyer of Newington, Carl Meyer and 400 Main St., with the Rev. John J. year in April. Survivors are a son. Dr. George A. Mrs. Lee was born Dec. 25,1893, in Walter Meyer, both of The funeral and burial are private White of St. Bernard’s CHiurch in Caillouette of Manchester; a Ellington and lived in Coventry for 48 Massachusetts; three daughters, in Ludlow, Vt. There are no calling Rockviile, officiating. Burial will be daughter, Mrs. Jean Dolan of Bran­ years before moving to Union 10 Mrs. Margaret Sweet of Willimantic, hours. in East Cemetery. The Polish Women’s Alliance Tylenol Non-Aspirin ford; 4 grandchildren and 12 great­ years ago. She was a member of Mrs. Carleen Harrington of The fam ily suggests that friends Friends may cail at the funeral Group No. 246 will meet tonight at ‘Tht Fuel Dll Co. . Jumbo Teri Towels Pain Reliever grandchildren. Union Congregational Church in Massachusetts and Mrs. Helen wishing to may make memorial gifts home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Michallna WMdi S a m You Money" Short Sleeve ] Bottle of too Twice as strong The funeral is Wednesday at 8:30 Union. Lazeren of East Hartford; a brother, to the Community Baptist Church p.m. Kurlowitcz, 34 W. Center St. wet as others. 6 Other survivors are 5 sons, Gordon Pullovers Our Reg. 1.29 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Walter Meyer of Holyoke, and four Fund of Manchester. The fam ily suggests that those I Our Reg. 57c ea. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. A. Lee of Ashford, Robert M. Lee of grandchildren. The Hoimes Funeral Home, 4(X) wishing to do so may make memorial St. M ary’s Episcopal Church w ill Our Reg. 3.99 Lebanon, Frederick A. Lee of Union, have a Bible study ’Tuesday at 9:30 with a Mass at 9 at St. James Church. The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 Main St., is in charge of local gifts to St. Jude’s Children’s B&B Kleenex Tissues Airwick Solid Air Burial will be in St. James Jesse R. Lee Jr. of White Rock, arrangements. a.m. at 463 E. Center St. Main St., is in charge of Hospital, Memphis, Tenn. Box ol 200 Q Freshener Cemetery. N.M., and W. James Lee of Hebron; arrangements which are incomplete. $ ( W hile & pastels ^ Friends may call at the funeral 4 daughters, Mrs. Arthur Withey of O IL C O . 5 oz. Size Reg. 49c ea. fOB home Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Woodstock, Mrs. John Davis of North Gerard J. Dubord Our Reg. 59c ea. Palm Beach, Fla., Mrs. Donald p.m. COVENTRY -Gerard J. Dubord, • 24 Hr. Burner Service Ban Roll-on Neumann of New Haven, and Mrs. 60, of 41 Grandview Circle, Storrs, • 24 Hr. NothM tor . Antiperspirant Spray ’n W ash Soil Gerard Charette of Manchester; 17 formerly of Coventry, died Saturday D elivery 6 Stain Mra. Rose C. Harrison M en’s Pure polyester or 2.5 oz. grandchildren and 7 great­ in Windham Community Memorial W e m a d e 200 6u. Minimum Remover Mrs. Rose Chaikind Harrison, 90, acrylicT-shirts, Reg or Unscented grandchildren. Hospital, Willimantic. He was the Automatic Dellvary' Denim R.R. stitch, of 47 Fernhill Rd., Bristol, died Sun­ The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. husband of Mrs. Lulu Clapp Dubord. square necks: Our Reg. 1.63 16 oz., Reg. 1.29 day at a convalescent home in Bristol at Union Congregational Church, Mr. Dubord was born in Canada UH nouns n . 14 . IS (fin »i S-ML. Jeans Fantastik Refill, '/z Gal. after a long illness. She was the Union. Burial will be in Center and lived in Coventry before moving F a m i l y N i g h t m o r e N ice ’n Easy widow of Abraham Harrison, and a Cemetery, Coventry. to Storrs five years ago. 3 7 . 9 Our Reg. 10 0 % Shampoo-In ForFantaslik ^ co-founder with her late husband of PER QALLON Hair Color spray bottle. 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Douglas E. and Charlotte Bergeron Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ‘The bride is the daughter of Mr. Jansen of 8 Pine Cone Rd., Ellington. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. and Mrs. George C. Stoneman of She was born Feb. 3 at Manchester WASHINGTON - Back in 1972, the Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Raymond P. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Supreme Court handed down a 5 to 4 Manchester. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tyo Sr., grandparents are Gertrude C. decision — composed of separate ANDREW TULLY Bergeron of New London and Phillip opinions by all nine justices — that also of Manchester. ‘The Rev. Burton Strand of (kincor- L. Bergeron of Groton. Her paternal Opinion rendered unconstitutional all state grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. and federal laws providing for dia Lutheran Church performed the the death penalty only under the con­ double-ring ceremony. David Al­ Marlon Jansen of New Canaan. She capital punishment. ditions set forth In this ruling." mond of <on was organist. Miss has a brother, Eric Scott 8; and a The majority held that the death Reluctantly, I hold that the death sister, Kirsten Courtney 6. Call him indispensable penalty was a violation of the Eighth Ilga Paups of Manchester was soloist penalty is a must in' certain cases. I and guitarist. Much about the results of his Amendment’s ban on cruel and un­ don’t think I can put the case any Werstak, Robert Michael, son of nevertheless his politic genius usual punishment. But it was not that The bride, given in marriage by Richard and Marcia Eczakosky labors would certainly surprise better than it was put by a her father, wore a white Quiana that brought the factions much of a victory for opponents of Washington writer named Robert Werstak of 44 Haylin Dr., Vernon. He him today, yet it was his hand together for a common good, eye-for-an-eye justice. gown designed with an Empire was born Feb. 6 at Manchester Werlich, whose 84-year-old mother— waistline, long fitted sleeves, high more than any other of his that could reconcile within his Although the ruling was annoyingly one of the city’s authentic “grande Memorial Hospital. His maternal cryptic, it seemed to reflect a conclu­ Victorian neckline and V-inset of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. heroic era that shaped the na­ administration the aristocratic dames’’ — died recently of injuries sion not that the death penalty was suffered when she was mugged by seed pearls and Iridescents on Anthony Eczakosky of Webster, organza with a shirred bodice. Her A- tion now marking its two- radicalism of a Thomas Jeffer­ necessarily cruel, but that it was un­ three youths. Mass. His paternal grandmother is line skirt draped to the floor ter­ hundredth year. son and the autocratic conser­ usual. Specifically, the majority Werlich told the Washington Star: Mrs. Agatha Werstak of Dudley, minating in a full chapel-train. Her decided that capital punishment as “I personally believe In the death Mass. He has a brother, Brian 7; and Indispensable as the military vatism of an Alexander finger-tip veil of imported silk illu­ then administer^ was arbitrary and penalty as a deterrent to a sister, Susan Lori 3V4. leader who wrought a miracle' Hamilton. sion was attached to a matching discriminatory in that it deprived crime...where the (crime) is Juliet cap. She carried a cascade Katuzny, Carol Marion, daughter against the world’s foremost Setting a precedent with certain defendants, mostly the black premeditated, I think that the person 1*' and poor, of their rights. bouquet of cymbinium orchids and of John and Marion Haeckel Katuzny power, he was even more so as almost every major decision, says, ‘Now if I’m going to get the of 80 Alison Dr., South Windsor. She Since then, 34 states have passed electric chair or the gas chamber or stephanotis accented with dracaene a political leader, although he gave nduring substance to sanderiana. was born Feb. 6 at Manchester new capital punishment laws be hung or shot,’ he might weli think pdlttics had never been his Mrs. Denise Longo of Marlborough Memorial Hospital. Her maternal the noble ideals and stirring designed to eliminate discrimination. again before he does it.” was matron of honor. Bridesmaids grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. forte. words of others. Now the Supreme Court has agreed ’Those three youths set out to rob were Miss Judith Kluck of Bristol, Eugene Haeckel of Hamden. Her For with the victorious con­ to review the cases of six men con­ Mrs. Weriich. They did not hesitate He was succeeded by more the bride’s cousin; Miss Cynthia paternal grandparents are Mr. and 31 n R /Ti ^ (HQ HoTch- victed of murder and sentenced to to beat her and knock her down. clusion of the war, the battle dynamic leaders, more in­ death under new state laws. At long Sharp of Groton; and Miss Donna Mrs. Theodore Katuzny of Meriden. Whether they intended to kilt her or Her great-grandparents are Mr. and Admiring a display of some of the prizes the winner of the Miss was still only half won. The novative men. But it was upon last it appears that the highest bench not, they did kill her In the commis­ ‘Tyo of Manchester, the bridegroom’s sister. Mrs. Harold Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Manchester Scholarship Pageant will receive is Lee Scott, Miss question then and for many un­ the foundation he established National Monuments is prepared to settle once and for all sion of a crime of violence. Her John Prior III of Stamford was 'Thomas Haeckel and Mrs. Mable Manchester of 1975. The awards, including $1,000 in educational certain years to come was that they built. His strength, whether it is possible to come up with killers were willing to take the a death penalty formula that is con­ best man. Ushers were David Haeckel. ------scholarships, color portraits of all the contestants by Nassiff whether the fragile political integrity and pragmatic vision chance of murdering a human being. Solomson, Tracey Eileen, OPEN FORUM______stitutional. They knew an 84-year-old woman Stoneman and Philip Stoneman, both Camera and Photo Shop, and the trophies which will be experiment resulting from the — in short, his greatness — As of this writing, tliere were 411 of Manchester and brothers of the daughter of Raymond F. and Darlene could not resist them. They killed Sweeney Solomson of 16 W. Center presented by the Manchester Jaycees, pageant sponsors, are on war could be preserved and were indispensable to their men and women awaiting execution anyway. bride; and Richard Gilgoski of Manchester. St. She was born Feb. 9 at Manches­ display in Watkins store window. The Jaycees are still accep­ nurtured into a viable nation. Investigation requested in 30 states. If the Supreme Court this For the rest, it should go without later achievements. time can come up with a straight­ A reception was held at The Colony ter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ting contestant applications which are available at Watkins, the Abroad, the world was still saying that the death penalty should Mrs. Richard C. Tyo grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The United States today forward yes-or-no decision, it will be imposed for all premeditated in Talcottville, after which the cou­ guidance departments of both Manchester High School and East To the editor, In this post-Watergate era, do we ple left on q trip to Florida. The cou­ Thomas J. Sweeney of 188 Mountain largely a hostile one of might be indeed surprise not endanger the clean record of the end the suspense for at least some of murders, and for all murders com­ Catholic High School, and the student activities office at An open letter to Rep. William A. those defendants. ple will reside in Texas. state College with a B.S. degree in is serving with the U. S. Army Rd. Her paternal grandparents are monarchy and entrenched George Washington. But it Democratic Party by allowing these mitted in the commission of such Manchester Community College. The pageant is set for April 10. O’Neill, chairman Democratic Party Mrs. ‘Tyo is a December cum laude education. Mr. Tyo is presently Security Agency Detachment at Ft. Mr. and Mrs. S. Gerald Solomson of un-democratic methods to persist? Most states have listed specific crimes as kidnaping, rape and in Bailey auditorium at MHS. (Herald photo by Dunn) privilege. At home, much of would not leave him at a loss. of the State of Connecticut: graduate of Central Connecticut attending Central Texas College and Hood, Tex. Avon. But these activities do persist in crimes for which execution is man­ breaking and entering. Death should the population — possibly more Challenged now as then by a For 43 years I have been a member datory upon conviction. These of the Democratic Party; for four the functioning of the Ellington be the penalty for killing a policeman ,^ an half — had opposed or was nation’s problems and oppor­ Democratic Party and, in particular, crimes include planned, intentional or other law enforcement officer in years I have been active member of killing, and killings done in the act of “ ^different to independence. tunities, his response would the nomination and selection of a the performance of his duty. the Ellington Democratic Town another crime such as rape, kid­ slate of Town Committee members In all such cases, capital punish­ Wigren VIP chairman 9 And the patriots, while domi­ certainly be once more; Here Committee, serving on various sub­ naping and armed robbery. But there for the next term. ment should be mandatory, except nant, were also faction-ridden. committees, acting on behalf of the are other variations. we stand, from here we go Because I have been a maverick when extreme youth In Involved. Charles" Pete” Wigren will serve as American Legion in Manchester on party platform, and standing as a Some states make the death penal­ Not a political man, it was forward. among the party, kowtowing neither Making the death penalty dis­ distinguished guest chairman for the March 6. candidate for the State Assembly ty discretionary with trial judges or from the 57th District in 1972. It is to the liberals nor the conservatives, cretionary with either trial judges or 52nd anniversary celebration of the Wigren was awarded the Legion’s iWashington’s Birthday with juries following specified speaking my mind, often in agree­ juries is dangerous lawmaking; it Dilworth-Ctornell-Quey Post of the Life Membership Award by the local with deep regret that I inform you of guidelines on when the penalty may ment, yet often in disagreement with offers too much opportunities for dis­ post last April, which is the highest If the circumstances which induced me be imposed. the local party leadership, I have crimination. award attainable on the post level. to withdraw my name from party Others set up a special, separate J - r i been denied renomination to the Cruel and unusual punishment? I He is also a charter member of the rolls last month. sentencing hearing at which the Town Committee. Is this what you don’t think you could have sold that post and served as its commander Democratic Party has always been death penalty is consider^ apart Fantastic Vaiues! the party of the people. It has always would term exemplary of our party’s interpretation to the Founding from 1935-37. from the issue of guilty or innocence. Fathers. The lived in a time when He is well-known throughout the avoided a monolithic stance, en­ traditional adherence to the right of And so on. ’’ dissent? capital punishment was considered state for his record as track and An excellent suggestion couraging a perspective that is mul­ It seems to me this review offers It is especially disheartening to the only just penalty for murder. cross country coach having trained tifaceted, that represents the the Supreme Court an opportunity to note that it was necessary to break After all. murder is cruel, too. In three state championsip track teams opinions of not a few, but of many. stop its shilly-shallying and say to the Nathan Agostinelli’s St. on the Manchester Com­ with commonly-held rules of order in 1976, unfortunately, it is not unusual. and 11 cross country championship The party has thrived on the very states, in effect, “You may impose recommendation to the Board munity College campus. root of our nation — the right to dis­ effecting my ejection from the com­ teams. of Directors that the Regional Fendell’s efforts on the sent. It is through dissent that the mittee slate. To elaborate further F o r 33 years, he taught Occupational Training Center party has and continues to evolve, to here might irreparably damage the mathematics at Manchester High behalf of the less fortunate image of our party, which I do not in­ School. He was a recipient of the (ROTC) be named after Nor­ change with the times, to pursue have been a constant challenge change in government. tend. THOUGHT Gold Key Award in 1958. In 1974, man Fendell, the man whose to the physically handicapped When such dissent is quashed, then What, then, do I intend by this open Wigren Track at MHS waS dedicated CLEA dream has made it a reality, and created a spark of hope for, the democratic process is snuffed out letter? 1 request, no, 1 must demand, in his honor. He and his wife, Lydia, deserves our support. the mentally retarded. like a candle, and the party comes to that a thorough investigation be con­ reside on Strickland St. ducted by the State Democratic Par­ Tickets for the event are available Fendell, supervisor of What better way for a great­ represent only those who are in total Brotherhood Week How do we translate the ideals we agreement, thereby blocking and ty of the abuse of the democratic from past commanders of the post, f in special education for the It is a very human thing to em­ sincerely aspire to into the everyday ^ ful community to say “thanks” process in the Ellington Democratic the post stewards, or by calling damming the tributaries which have brace great ideals and then make specifics of coping? We work at it. town’s school systems, and than to honor a man for his Party. Ernest Linders, ticket chairman, or always kept the party from stagna­ them manageable by narrowing their There is no other word and that is no director of the Manchester foresight, his dedication when The ever-increasing number of in­ Henry Wierzbicki Sr. tion. application. Everyone subscribes to easier way. It takes work to respond Sheltered Workshop, worked dependent voters in our town will, un­ There will be a social hour at 6:30, hopes for the center flickered, The party then demands conformi­ the concept of “Brotherhood ” in the to hurt with charity, plain grit-your- doubtedly, be bolstered by more and followed by a roast beef dinner at tirelessly several years to con­ and his determination to see ty — those who dissent being ejected abstract. The trouble is, we don’t in­ teeth, sweating work. And more disenchanted Democrats, like 7; 30. Music for dancing will be vince state and town officials his goal through to fruition? from positions of influence and/or ul­ cline us to brotherly feelings. What myself, until such a time as the sometimes our only consolation is provided by the Victor Dubaldo and educators, as well, of the timately driven from the party. Ab­ kind of kinship do we feel for the man the hope that someone else will do It is not often we have the op­ Democratic Party resumes its orchestra. solute conformity can only be who shot a friend, for the employer that work for us. Charles Wigren need for such a facility. portunity to honor such a man achieved by usurping and twisting traditional role as the people’s party, 50% OFF 50% OFF The $1.4 million center is who badgers us unnecessarily, even Father, help me to have the during his life time, but we do the democratic process. Rules of open to dissent, and willing to con­ for the driver who cuts us off at an in­ Our Orig. Low Prices On tinue on the path of change. patience with others that they ?o Our Original Low Prices nearing completion and now. order are breached, attempts to deny tersection? Our response is usually often need to have with me. Iris Stein scheduled to open in Let’s say “Thanks, Norman the right of privacy (through secret anger and, worse, an urge to Barbara E. Baker OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF 25 Geraldine Dr. P& W retirees meet Wednesday September on the corner of Fendell.” Let’s call it Fendell balloting) become frequent, and vengeance, a desire to hurt. The Concordia Lutheran parliamentary procedure is ignored. Ellington Hillstown Rd. and Wetherell Center. abstract faceless ‘brother’ has Church be a kitchen social. Players should LADIES’ COATS 7 February 1976 ‘The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club Are these not the tactics of people become the concrete identifiable Jewish-Christian Dialogue who fear the truth? Retireees Group will meet bring a 50-cent pantry item. BOY’S WINTER enemy. Group Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the East Members are reminded to wear Hartford facility on (Hement Rd. their name cards. & CAR COATS Prior to the meeting, coffee and The group is planning a bus trip on OUTERWEAR donuts will be available. March 10 to “The Inn" on Lake Following the meeting there will Waramug. Paid reservations will be •Meltons •Plush • Skis • Quilt & Pile Lined Wool Blend CPO’s taken at Wednesday’s meeting. • Leather Look PVC’s, Sizes 4 to 16 •Bronco Suede EXAMPLE: Reflections •Better Ski Wear, Our many with Fake Fur Orig.

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Wallingford, and a tie between Len break the ice by sending across the Doctor of Danbury and A1 Surowiec franchise, and the entire team was floor that tiny fire engine? 200th Birthday ORIG. PRICES An old notebook resurrected from UP TO 50% of Manchester. made up of ball players who had been Jackie was a fine athlete. He GIRLS’ WINTER the desk reminded us of our job as involved in one way or another with scored in the 80s the first time he Michaels, fa a linnited time only, secretary of the Eastern Basketball 1949- 50 — Colby Gunther of the basketball fixing scandals. ever, plqyed golf; he was a great League. Many of you will recognize Meriden, Danny Finn of Wallingford, is offering this Sterling Silva LADIES’ NYLON the names. Ken Goodwin of Manchester, Jack We represented the BA 46 spon­ shortstop for Newport teams. OUTERWEAR sors; they had polled the At IVewport, he was caddymaster, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: French of Wallingford and Jackie Allen of Manchester. membership and were opposed to and became the personal caddy of Bicentennial Pendant and chain Walt Kresge of Bristol Tramps, 1945; JACKETS: Skis • Snorkels • Pile Hooded allowing that team into the league. President Dwight Eisenhower, when SKI JACKETS Chubby Malinconico of Bristol 1950- 51 — Jackie Allen of Ours was the first challenge when he visited the Newport White.House. (selling regularly at $50) FREE with COATS: Fake Fur • Leather Looks Tramps, 1946; Vinnle Verdeschi of Manchester, Ernie Calverly of the league met in the Wall Street of­ Jackie died ten years ago; he •Plaids & Solids Bridgeport Springwoods, 1947; Pat Meriden, Billy Pless of Meriden, OURORIG. IE Freddie Lewis of Meriden and Alex fices of John J. O’Brien, the league developed a blood clot after an every purchase of a fannous Sizes 7 to 14 and 3 to 6X. Mazzarrella of Wallingford Peterson of Torrington, president and father of the well emergency appendectomy operation. 12.99 to 19.99 ^ Veterans, 1948; Colby Gunther of ★ ★ ★ known Jack O’Brien in Connecticut We drove to Newport early on the Treasure Chest Diamond OUR ORIG. 5.99 to 29.99 Meriden Sons of Italy, 1949; Jackie circles. The vote was not unanimous, Saturday morning when he was Allen of Manchester Nassiff Arms, Remember the Hartford Engagement Ring of 1950. Hurricanes when they were financed but the team was not allowed into the buried. We reached the church just NOW ONLY by Manchester interests? Jack league, and it led to the eventual as Mass started; Jackie never mis­ ALL-STAR 7EAMS: 1946-47 - Crockett, Joe White and Archie shelving of the league. sed Mass when he stayed overnight $175 a mae. Quilted or smooth finish nylons; some with attached Chubby Malinconico of West Haven It was a closed meeting, and Mr. with us in Manchester. hoods, some with aciylic fur trim. Wide choice of Red Devils, Frank Crisafi of Larochelle didn’t want to see the old O’Brien pointed to me to “go into the We joined the funeral procession to fashions and colors. Sizes S-M-L and 8-20. Wallingford, Len Salata of Eastern League fold, so they spon­ corridors and tell the New York the cemetery in Middletown, R. I., Bridgeport Lenox, Walt Kresge of sored the Hartford team in order to have enough teams for a league. sports writers there that the team overlooking the Narragansett River. Bristol and Sam Ponzi of Torrington would not be admitted.” It was a terribly long ride home. Howards. NOT ALL STYLES AND COLORS IN ALL STORES ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Reflections of a Jackie Allen we 1947-48 — Vinnie Verdescki of Money became a problem in the No player will be more wish all of you could have known: A Jewelers & Silversmiths S/nco 1900 Bridgeport, John Dobrutsky of American League. Expenses were remembered than Jackie Allen. man, an athlete, a leader, one who 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Bristol, Frank Iwanski of West high, traveling costly, and in order to When he stayed in town, he stayed put others ahead of himself, and one 968 MAIN 8THEET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Haven, Len Doctor of Danbury 10 AM to 9 PM meet the additional expenses the BA with us. He was in our wedding par­ who gave more of himself that he This photograph of Jackie Allen and President Eisenhower 1145 Tolland Turnpike Fedoras and Sam Ponzi of ty. He was a part of the family. expected from others. hangs in our gameroom, a gift from Jackie. It was taken at New­ HARTFORD • WE8TFARMS MALL CM«a«l CAM» Torrington. Club sponsors — 46 of them — put up money and then ran raffles to get Who will forget the day in his honor port Country Club. I PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 16, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 16, 1976 — PAGE SEVEN DUPLICATE BRIDGE Center Bridge Club cond; Mary Willhide and Ir­ Town Meeting *76 hinges on sponsors Feb. 18, Masonic Temple — ving Carlson, third. Edward Conway and Burt A new novice game will be Smyth, first; Mrs. Glenn played each Thursday at 9:15 Whether Manchester has sponsoring the proposed including Manchester ^ n ch ester organizations 7:30 p.m. in the Hearing Organizations upable to Prentiss and Mrs. Marion at Second Congregational a Town Meeting '76 one-day community forum. Community College, invited to attend this plan­ Room at the Town Hall. contribute financially to Haines, second; Clem Church, 385 N. Main St. 'depends upon the number The decision will be made attended an informational ning session. The budget for the forum the project but wishing to Hitchcock and Wilmer Cur- Nile Time of individuals, March 4. program last Thursday at The final informational will total about $1,000, and participate are also Uss, third. Novice Group businessmen and Representives of 27 the Town Hall. 'They were meeting for sponsors is a grant is being sought to welcome as sponsors, the Manchester Bridge Club Feb. 13,146 Hartford R d .- Burlington organizations interested in Manchester organizations, among the more than 160 scheduled for March 4 at cover half o| the cost. planning committee said. “Feb. 13,146 Hartford R d .- North-South;. Joe and Marilyn North-South: Lou Halpryn and Fecteau, first; Dick and Carol Vizard, second; Steve Silver- Jack Oescy, first; Bob with iNa coupon and a $5 purchase Whitesell and Tom Landers, man and William Levy, Don saves With this coupon and a $5 purchase Hand pick your own second; Dennis Robinson and and Betty Kreps, tied for Jeannine Raymond, third. third. fireshfimito.^w East-West: Rita Holland East-West: Barbara you m-C Drinks Choose what you'll need... Phillips and Terry Donahue, Blitter and A.A. Pyka, first; Anne first; Barbara Anderson and . 93 Score mix or match these beauties. Ingram and Pat Targonsky, Assorted 4 6 o z . ^ Qtr. lb. sticks second; Gary Guffey and Bert Davis, second; Amy Flavors cans____ ^ ^ 2 7 2 ‘ i = :k ^ 1 lb. package' Extra Fancy Sefan Tanelkut, third. Whyte and ^ rth a Goldberg, 20%-34% #120 Feb. 12, 385 N. Main St. - third. Choose from our collection Good Mon., Limit one pkg. per — - V - 275s size South Windsor Fob. 16-Sat., Feb. 21. Umif three cans per cusiomer. customer. Good Mon.,5 Feb 16-Sa!., 9 Feb. 2V Golden & Red *r EMTs get medical briefing North-South: Gerl Barton and of beautiful back^ounds, Peg Dunfleld, first; Jane Bridge Club and start your tradition today ... 3 . M t l Lowe and Fraidde Brown, se­ Feb. 10, 1788 Ellington Ave. on Ddidoiis i^nles 'Dr. Robert Butterfield, director of the Manchester Memorial Hospital emergency room, cond; Luci Wadsworth and — Frankie Brown and Jane Fancy #100 size discusses care of trauma victims in a hospital session for Town Fire Department EMTs Ethel Robb, third. , Lowe, first; Mary Willhide With this coupon and a $5 purchase ' With this coupon and a S5 purchase East-West: Mary Wlllhide and Terry Messenger, second; Hosiery McIntosh/^tples (Emergency Medical Technicians). Dr. Butterfield fielded questions on extrication of in­ and Irving Carlson, first; Faye Lawrence and Barbara Extra Fancy jured persons, care en route to the hospital, and relaying of vital information to hospital Faye Lawrence and Mollie Davis, third. 8x /o C d rB rtrm t m gbDetergent ii|M p ii|rio ii ij AnioaFears #100 size personnel. EMTs also made arrangements to observe emergency room services at the Timreck, second; Barbara Manchester Davis and Flo Barre, third. Community College TUES., WED., THURS., FRL, SAT. Laundry, hospital, as part of their continuing education. (Photo by Rick Skoglund) Feb. 9, 385 N. Main St. - Bo m Pears Feb. 7— North-South; San­ 49 ounce ______j i North-South: Elaine Howat dy Craft and Geri Barton, FER. 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 box C^ifornia ,5 5 size and Anne Ingram, first; Dixie ^ , fieS*** ___ ^rbara Davis and Jerry Sut­ A.M. - P.M. Limit one box per cusiomer Mastrandrea and Gilda 10 8 i Mon . Feb 16-Sal, Feb-21. 01\ ton, tied for first; Dr. Saul Q oodM on. Feb. 16> S « t.P e b 21 .. , Limit one pkg per cusiomer i= * | NavdOranges Jack slips, man pinned, hurt slightly Lerner, second; Frankie Cohen and Herb Smith, third. MANCHESTER PARKADE . :■!...... >aKP • ' , < (-TvrroA'Wl'l'vft'vy Florida #64 size Brown and Judy Pyka, third. East-West: Wilmer Curtis nt\ m A 19-year-old Manchester man suf­ Dr., was working on the van's rear Technicians, who used the East-West: Flo Barre and and Bill Curtiss, first; Flo fered only minor injuries Saturday axle when the jacked slipped, department’s Hurst Rescue Tool to Ann DeMartln, first; Marge Barre and Ann DeMartin, V nn^ Oranges Warner and Rene Finkle, se- GS With this coupon and a $5 purchase ' With this coupon and a S5 purchase night when an automobile jack authorities said., free Flavell. Margaret Kropp and Marion iievici e irr tfeeis Florida Indian River Seedless.#4o size slipped, pinning his legs under a van Boris, tied for second. Flavell was taken to Manchester AJI agei: Bablet. childtni and adullt. One tintng per wb)ect- AdcUUonal tubycrti— groupi or Pillsbury at his home, police said today. Town fire fighters were called at Memorial Hospital where he was individual! In M m « fam lly-Sl.O O per aubjeci. 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Limit one pkg per cusiorher. /m^ Department Children's MANI»IESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION Two 13-year-old boys were ap­ State Police said the car, stolen boys into custody, and turned them Theater Program will geny hote SALE prehended and a stolen car recovered from the driveway of a Hebron over the State Police. move all rehearsal pantyhosejvg. 1.S0 pr. 1.09 6/9.99 in a case involving State Police and residence, was chased by its owner in sessions from the West Qum lize-reg. UO pr. 1.99 3/5.78 Manchester Police early this mor­ another vehicle, but the owner gave Side Rec Center to the INVITES YOU TO THE ANNUAL MEETING support and control ning. up the chase before reaching State Police said the boys, one Teen Center. top pantyhoee Manchester Police said they were Manchester. from Vernon and the other from The Teen Center is notified by troopers in Colchester at At Highland and Wyllys Sts., Florida, were residents of the Woods located at the Nike Site FRIDAY...FER.20th...8:00P.M. WHEN: tMN; and Np canfrol 4:30 a.m. that a car stolen from a Manchester Police spotted the car Lane School in Lebanon. They were Complex on Garden Grove Whiton Memorial Library Hall • • • Hebron address was heading toward about 15 minutes after the notifica­ referred to juvenile authorities and Rd. Production rehearsals pantjh«M.it|. $3 pr. 2.39 3/6.79 Save long 85 N. Main Street Manchester. tion. Police stopped it, took the two returned to the school. will be held Tuesday and WHERE; ChMaagm wnwrtr«t tK pr. 3.80 2/7.00 Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. Police Chief Rotwrt Lannan sepssrt U ffv iljn t 4.K pr.3.89 2/7.90 Call the Rec Office at WHO: knee hl’e 646-6010 for additional in­ undalfoot knee trighjeg. SI pr. 79e 6/4.29 get your Stop&ShopswDrfh! Election of Officers and Discussion of Dream about intruder m ^ y ^ a v e been real formation. Police Work and Services All-week savings on great WHAT: foods from our own Kitchen A Manchester woman who thought St., told police she heard a noise at that the woman decided she wasn’t D&L Hosiery, Cor- Any week is a great week to shop at Stops Shop ... because we're plus a valuable coupon. she was dreaming decided she wasn’t about 3:30 a.m., looked up, and saw a dreaming of the incident, and she bins, Avon, always working to save you money on good food. With our super and told police she saw a man enter man looking in her closet. called police with the man’s descrip­ ^•About Refreshments will be served Bristol, Vernon, specials. They’re our biggest bargains. And with our value her bedroom early Saturday mor­ She said she asked him what he tion. New Britain, coupons. Use them and it's like getting cash back when you check With this coupon and a $5 purchase ning. was doing, and he told her to “shut town 1976 dues may be paid up.” Then he left. Detectives are investigating. Groton, ^^ __ out. Look over all the MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION Manchester. The woman, a resident of Hilliard It wasn’t until Saturday afternoon police said today. Box 428, Manchsttsr, Conn. 06040 u le H IS S S y values here. They prove Z O ^ o S f Arthur Holmes of the Mabel Sheridan, Treasurer 5 ■ it's a great week to visit us. Slop&Shop 1(j oz. package Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., will be guest Two die in Ashford fire speaker 'Tuesday tor the .^Chicken or Manchester WATES at the ASHFORD (UPI) — Two people because the bodies, found in a Asliiuid volumeer fireman, were Italian-American Club. ij BceEHe^rel killed in a farmhouse fire in this second-floor bedroom, were burned examined and released from Read Herald Ads All Weighing-in will be 7 to 8 i Sold fresh in our meat dept. L _ rural northeastern Connecticut com­ beyond recognition in the early mor­ Windham Hospital. They were going Good Mon. Feb i6*S ai.Feb2l L#ii4or>c package ptieutl p.m. K stop & Shop munity have been identified ten­ ning blaze Sunday. up a stairway in the house when the Shenandoah tatively as Barry A. Bartnick, 28, and Charles Johnston, the fire chief and ceiling collapsed on them. The Manchester Chapter stores will Barbara Olko, 23, according to State fire marshal, said the fire was Two other people living in the Brand house on Rte. 44 suffered sprains and of the Disabled American Nepcq Slop S Shop-Frozen 2 t) $4 89 Police. caused by an improperly installed P beopen Meat Loaf Our meat d e p i) pkg r bruises. Police said Nancy Brush, 19, Veterans will meet Police said dental records were wood stove in the upstairs bedroom. Macaroni & Cheese eg* needed for a final identification and Paul Wolfe, 21, were treated and Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the ^ ^February 16, Robert Chernuck, an Ashford released from Windham Hospital. American Legion Home. Washingliin’s Gelatines stops shop 45' volunteer fireman, slipped from the Johnston said they were injured Washington’s icy roof and suffered a concussion when they jumped from the burning A Bicentennial puppet MAIKHESTER EAST HARTFORD GLASTONBIHIY Fire calls and possible back injury. He was one and a half story wood building to play will be presented by Birthday l b lAfeaver listed in fair condition Sunday at safety. the Junior Women’s Club KrtMay Manrliesler Windham Community Memoriai Uninjured were the two other Tuesday at 11 a.m. and NEPCO 10 a.m. D u t d i Saturday, 11:23 a.m. — Car fire near Hospital in Willimantic. residents of the house: Bruce 12:30 p.m. at Whiton Forbes k Wallace, Manchester Shopping Louis Gagne, the assistant fire Barlow, 27, and Michael Westerfield, Library. Admission is free, Vac Pac to Larger cfuantHies at larger savings 'E n tre e s Parkade (Town). chief, and Richard Barry, also an 32, but reserve tickets must be Choose one of our butcher-size “whole way’’ chunks of beef. Then our meat Sold in our frozen Saturday, 11:56 a.m. — Gasoline picked up in advance at the 6 p.m. man'will offer a choice of ways to haye it cut for your freezer, and tell you how meat department. washdown from leaking tank at 294 library as seating is to prepare them. It’s like buying beef in an old-time butcher shop Grissom Rd. (Town). limited. The junior depart­ Chicken Pie « *1®* Saturday, 6:21 p.m. — Rescue call at 50 Get your Stop&Shopsworth! Chicken Turnovers « *1^® Bette Dr. (Town). Tax collections lagging ment at the library is co­ sponsoring the event. KIELBASA Raspberry Preserve ‘2*'^ Today, 7:11 a.m, — Minor car fire at Chicken Croquettes ’it,” *1” 132 Green Rd. (Eighth District). Used trade-'m machines,3 days only! Cherry Pie Filling 59‘ Chicken Au Gratin »i®® below those of last year The Sunset Club will Mott's Apple Juice V 45* LmliStrhis ff meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. for Monday-Tuesday-Wedneklay W h o le 10-12 lbs. or Half 5 Ibs^Untrinlmed Omitted from review lunch at the Senior Citizens \ Glad Plastic Wrap 59f Taxes still outstanding to are lagging somewhat this year. As Marshmallow Creme 55' Fabulous gourmet eating, steak house quality ... cut into steaks or roasts. Manchester’s General Fund as of of Jan. 31, 1976, tax revenue to the Center. Members are reminded to bring Our Great Beef is consistently good steak after steak, roast after roast. The following portion from the Jan. 31 total $1,400,232, with $1,148,- General Fund equaled 91.7 per cent * „ Dole Pineapple '“USS'*" 2 ^ »1 sandwiches. Dessert and 1.38 Manchester Civic Orchestra review 388 of it for the current fiscal year of 12-month estimates, compared to Reynolds Wrap 3 sg* which appeared in The Herald last and $251,844 for the seven fiscal 94.7 per cent a year ago. Tax revenue beverage will be provided. nepco9 EXTRA MILD Cold Power Detergent *1 ” Stop & Shop K g EyePot^ Sale! Monday was inadvertently omitted years dating back to 1968-69, Collec­ to the Fire District Fund as of Jan. All have been reconditioned by Singer craftsmen to assure Peter Pan Peanut Butter ‘ 1 ” by the reviewer. tor of Revenue James Turek reports. 31, 1976 equaled 89.4 per cent of 12- Officers of the smooth-sewing performance. Entire mechanism has been: Creamy or Chutrky-28 oz. |ar There’s nothing Manchester Assembly, o( (fesh POfk ... Stop & Shop Big Eye Pork. It’s His report shows that taxes still month estimates, compared to 94.8 adjusted for synchronized operation, and the motor has meatier pork selected from the top half of the crop. It has like the flavor of Rainbow for Girls, will been tuned-up to run quietly, with gears properly meshed AlFweek frozen food values. Paul Surapine, 16, opened the se­ outstanding to the Town Fire District per cent a year ago. SKINLESS L m less outside fat, less fat through the meat. fresh bay scallops! cond portion of the program wth Fund total $138,844, with $117,393 of it Comparisons for other funds are: meet tonight at 6:30 at the and belt properly aligned. The entire machine has been .Cookin’ I Claude Debussy’s "Rhapsody for Masonic Temple. cleaned and lubricated. Come choose from a varied Fish lovers, rejoice! lb for the current fiscal year and $21,451 Water Fund, 43.6 per cent this year, selection - all super buysl Clarinet.” for the years dating back to 19(68-69. 61.8 per cent last year; Sewer Fund, FRANKS Mini Fish Cakes "S 'r a g * LIMITED QUANTITIES Being the youngest performer Still due for 1974-75 to the General 43.7 per cent and 53.8 per cent; Members of the ' »> Q Q c Manchester Emblem Club lAgMrriSSfm c '1 ” Deep Sea Treats '*C( pkg ysr featured on the program did not Fund is $132,545 and the Fire District Special Downtown Taxing District S o t Mb. M e a ts pKgs. Hung's Shrimp Rolls l>k9 5g* deter him from a brilliant rendering Fund $11,952. The 1974-75 fiscal year Fund, per cent and 90.9 per cent; planning to attend supreme MODEL 534 OFFER ENDS FEBRUARY 21st trin e v lio p s of a technically demanding work. ended June 30,1975. Delinquent taxes Data Processing Fund, 48.4 per cent district deputy night at the Pkg. Wallingford club March 1 Minute Maid Orange J u ic e 75' Fresh in our dairy case. The rapid passages seemed ef­ are subject to one per cent interest and 41.1 per cent. * Countrystyle Pork Ribs Loin ^*1 ^ fortless as Mr. Surapine soared into per month. Only in the last two categories do at 8 p.m. are reminded to 98 Saw’OOonaSmiH’ International Vegetables 2 call Mrs. Jean Gaboury, 27 Blrdi Eye-Chinese, Japanese or Italian his clarion register. When compared to the rate of tax the tax collections exceed those of Pork Loiii Debussy wrote this work as a test collections a year ago, the receipts last year. Proctor Rd. Nepco Beet Sbetch-SlilGhinacliinewHh Stop & Shop Ravioli sg* Sirloin Cutlets piece for students at the Conser­ vatoire in Paris. SKINLESS FREEARMeasel Birds Eye Peas Center Cut Pork Chops Loin $-| Frozen I. Slock your (r».ztr with ' 6 oz. N/' Tropicana FRANKS Ihlt grMt bude.l itralchar. bag Available in stores featuring a service deli 4 1 9 ^Sliced the way you like iti Great brands OrsmgeJidice Stop & Shop Onion Rings is 2g* great savings ~~ DeutchitiaGlier 100% Orange juice Irom Florida. Banquet Fried Chicken » 2” in our self- SPRUCE UP 1-lb. ^ German Style service deli. Jusi pour and serve. Vi gal. can. MR. GEORGE pkg. Oronoque Orchards K 7 , 85' 534 Pancake Batter “rs.tlS* ’.U'sg* Stop & Shop Sour Cream 'S gg* YOUR WARDRORE has joined the staff at the Nepco Breakstone Ricotta ™ sg* Nepco iCoOeelUdi Wiener Wraps "SS 4*;v,“ M Carriage ttouse Salon.,. Rich’s 32 oz.ctn. Deutchmacher Salami sg* BeeS Franks Firm & Fruity Yogurt Mood 4 C .S a g * THE COVENTRY SHOPPE For your coffee White Amer. Cheese S' *1*’ or Mild Franks DAISY ROLL 1 pound package Good brands.Good savings Depot Road Coventry WE ARE INDEED FORTUNATE TO HAVE MR. GEORGE Weaver’s Chicken Roll 5 sg* ASSOCIATED WITH USI He Comes From A Well Known West Hart­ Seafood Platter 79‘ The kids will love'em. .JohnsonaJohnson Croquettes »**»<»-«' "ffSi?r7g' Honey . SL4CK SU/rS — SLACKS ford Salon, Plus He Just Completed An Intensive Course At Bruno’s Nepco Sliced Bacon i,? »1 ” SI School Of Hair Design In The Latest Fashions. His Expertise In Hair Carnation < W Shrimp liX »1 ” Ham Nepco Knockwurst iS *1” CO-ORDINATES — BLOUSES Coloring And Cutting Is A Definite Plus For Our Fine Salon. Do Flat to 'free arm' convertibility, built-in buttonholer, ^stopAShop Kielbasi 11 oz. bottle Call Soon For Your Appointment... *1.68. exclusively designed SING ER* front drop-ln bobbin, Imported ' Corned Beef snskei CM” DRESSES — GOWNS, ETC. pushbutton snap-in conversion plats. Carrying case Hendrici^ qlr. lb. •'^“’1 Arm and Hammer * Cold Cuts MocTctudulaLunchson « eg* or cabinet extra. Pork Loin Chinese Style ? 7^ IceMilkTif O gr Franks or Knockwurst “SST* 'J? Qg* SIZES 3 TO 52 Olarrmgc ^altm There's No Pfac« LUia Assorted Flavors Stop & Shop Tuna Salad S'M” ^teodorantQQf Also Trim Girl and Teens CORN KING Boneless Pork Roll ?■ *i ” jjj^ 7 oz. container 1-1 Hendrie’s Super Asst, M " Stops Shop Dips S' 75' Nepco-Smoked Shoulder-water added Childrens 18 Oak Street In Downtown Manchester Phone 643*2461 Mon. - Sat. 9 to 5; Thurs. & Frl. 0 to 9 SINGER Bfwini Contort ted portldpMlni Apgrovod D ercMaffsciMMen.F«b 31 InlinnMilotfeutcuitemeft.wertM(vetlwngNlolim4»4iMioiivM(»ckto«ioianvi<«'7i>x«P<'''Wfeo{n«nnMnoted Memto9eredio«Mitnc4avo4«bte nces#ioiioiioothe

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TO GET READY FOR THE FROM 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. INNSBRUCK (UPI) - The The American team will Immerfall of Madison took the sign read ; “Till we meet again remember Innsbruck. Only ofce bronze in the 500. COME IN ANO SAVE BIG previously, at Oslo in 1932, has an In Nordic cross country skiing, BIG SALE! in Lake Placid — 1980.” And American team returned home with where Americans normally bring up with that the 12th Winter more medals — 12. the rear, a star of the future emerged Olympic Games ended Sunday, Sheila Young, 25, of Detroit was in Bill Koch of Guilford, Vt., when he quietly and with a minimum of the star of the American team, retur­ finished second in the 30-kilometers. pomp. ning home with three speed skating Colleen O’Connor and Bill Millns of medals; a gold for the 500-meter Colorado Springs won the bronze Those who watched the Games on sprint; a silver for the 1,500 and a medal in the ice dancing, one of the television saw brilliant racing, stun­ bronze in the 1,000. two new events introduced this year, ning upsets, comaradeship and good Peter Mueller of Madison, Wis., behind a couple of Russian teams. sportsmanship. was America’s other gold medalist The Aipine skiing team, which had STARTS TUESDAY. There was Rosi Mittermaier for the 1,000 meter speedskating the best possible preparation, came presenting Kathy Kreiner a yellow event. close, but not close enough. Cindy tulip after the Canadian teen-ager The speed skating team, in fact, Nelson of Lutsen, Minn., won the FEB. 17,1976 had halted the West German’s bid for accounted for six of America’s bronze in the women’s downhill for Store Closina Sale the first women’s Alpine Triple medals, all the more amazing when America’s only medal. Russia Crown success in the Olympics. you consider the United States has headed the medals race with 27, And there was the smile of pretty only one international size outdoor made up of 13 gold, six silver and Dorothy Hamill of Riverside, Conn., arena at West Allis, Wis. eight bronze. East Germany, 7-5- after she won the women’s figure Leah Poulos of Northbrook, 111., 7—19 was next with the U.S. in third skating title. won a silver at 1,000, and Dan place. (UPI Photo) Olympic flag carried out marking end of Winter Games American, Austrian and Greek flags displayed at Innsliruek site Schoolboy quintets end regular slates Heraid Angle Bullets The By LEN AUSTER CCIL champs all by themselves after ton Tuesday night and Thursday By Earl Yost Herald Sporlswriler a 13-year, hiatus. The Silk Towners, travel to (Tromwell High. NCCC coming When, the 1975-76 schoolboy 17-2 over-all and shooting for the top champ Ellington High, 14-4 towards Sports Editor basketball season tapped off ranking in the Class AA Division, tournament consideration, finishes wind up play Tuesday night against 6- last December everybody up Tuesday night at 3-10, 5-13 Staf­ 10, 8-10 East Hartford High at the ford High. Saturday night the Purple Notes off the weekend cuff to life started with high expectations. Hornets’ Nest. Knights host the first round of the Some dreams have been Thursday and Saturday nights NCCC Playoff. Jim McKay and ABC rate orchids for their coverage of the 1976 Winter realized and some haven’t as Manchester will participate in the South Windsor High finds itself in a Olympic Games which concluded yesterday. It will be interesting to see the NEW YORK (UPI) - National CCIL Playoff but that is strictly for most precarious and somewhat em­ figures on the viewing audience. McKay is now a Connecticut resident when the final week of the regular Basketball Association clubs take season is noted today. monetary gain in addition to offset­ barrassing predicament. The Bob­ not hop-scotching around the globe as an anchorman for the network...To this note: the Washington Bullets, the ting a long delay before the start of cats are 8-4 in CVC play and have at n viewer, who was thrilled time and time again with the exploits and East Catholic, 16-2 over-all, league’s biggest mystery, may be State Tournament play. Manchester least a tie for the title. They can win achievements of both Olympic winners and losers, the most heart-warming finishes up tonight at. the Eagles’ ready to make some things happen. will host either Fermi or Penney it outright Tuesday night if Windsor was watching the expression on the face of Dorothy Hamill after she received Nest against HCC opponent 5-6, 12-7 "We were moving the ball out, get­ Thursday night in the first round of Locks upsets Bloomfield. South the gold medal for winning the women's figure skating as she stood erect on St. Paui. The Eagles, 9-2 in the con­ the CCIL Playoff. Windsor, however, is 9-10 in all ting open for the shot. By running, we ference, need a win to at least share the victory step while the band played the National Anthem...Captain Fred Coventry High, 11-5 in the COC and games and must defeat Hartford were creating things on the floor,” first with either Northwest or South Stolle has named the Australian team which will oppose the U nit^ States in said guard Phil Chenier, who scored 13-5 over-all, visits 8-8, 10-8 Bacon Public Tuesday night on the road to the Aetna World Cup tennis matches March 4-7 at the Hartford Civic Center. Catholic at the termination of a season-high 30 points as the Bullets Academy Tuesday night in qualify for the tourney. Public routed Rod Laver, John Alexander, Tony Roche, John Newcombe and Phil Dent will regular season action. Thursday and played much unlike a 31-23 ballclub Colchester and the Patriots wind up the Bobcats in an early meeting, 85- try to retain the cup. Dent is the only new face from a year ago. He replaces Saturday nights at the University of Sunday in beating the Los Angeles regular season play Thursday night 36, but the Owls have lost three Roy Emerson. Australia leads in the seven-year series, 6-1...Jake Banks, who Hartford, East will be engaged in the Lakers 101-88 for .their third straight in Middletown against Vinal Tech. straight. was in the St. Louis Cardinal farm system for a number of years and later a HCC Piayoff where the league cham­ win. Bolton, which qualified for post­ performer in the Manchester Twilight Baseball League, will be the speaker pion will be decided. , The victory moved Washington, 60- season play in its last performance, Ranked 11th in the Class A Division at the annual Twi League banquet Feb. 28 at Willie's. Manchester's Moriarty Also on the agenda tonight, 3-15 entertains 1-15, 1-17 Rocky Hill is the East Catholic High girls’ Bra*, entry. Eastern Division and playoff champipns and batting king Qene 22 last season and an NBA playoff Cheney Tech hosts COC champ 16-0, finalist, within a half-game’of idle Tuesdaynlght. The Bulldogs are 10-8 basketball team with a 9-4 record it Johnson of the locals will be honored...In an economy move in Meriden, 18-0 Portland High. The Beavers Cleveland in the Central Division. oVer-all thus far. '' was announced Saturday. • Frank Cline who served as sports editor of the Meriden Journal was given a wind up play Thursday night at home Atlanta defeated Buffalo 112-104, Rham, 9-7 in the COC and 9-9 over­ The Eagle maidens do not get into pink slip along with several other editorial department employees. Cline at against Bolton High. Milwaukee beat Houston 113-105, the all, needs to win one of its last two action until Friday night when they one time was on The Herald's sports staff...Up and down UConn is right back This haS been a very good year for New York Knicks topped contests to qualify for the tourna­ face 3ixth-ranked 15-4 Ledyard High in the thick of both the Yankee Conferebce and the New England college Manchester High. The Indians are Philadelphia 88-82, Portland downed ment. The Sachems visit East Hamp- at Windham in Willimantic. basketball picture after beating Vermont last Saturday. Thursday night Boston 109-105 and Seattle edged Maine visits the Storrs campus in another big Yankee meeting. Detroit 109-107 in other NBA games. St. Louis defeated Virginia 18-107, Shots here and there Indiana beat Kentucky 127-122 in When Manchester High trimmed Penney High last Friday night for its 17th overtime and San Antonio downed Trinity spree hoop win it marked the most victories by a Red and White squad since the Denver 125-118 in ABA gapies. We Can’t fake It 1937-38 squad of the late Coach Will Clarke. The latter team wound up with a lluwkH 112, Braves 104 brilliant 22-2 won-lost record which included the CCIL, State and New John Drew scored 33 points for England titles. Remember the young men on that squad - Red Gavello, Ike Atlanta, which won despite a 45-poinl; sinks Cougars Cole, Ed Kose, Roger Tagart, Jim Murphy, Bill Schieldge, Harry and Ernie performance by Buffalo’s Bob Squatrito, Ted Brown, John Winzler, John Greene, Ace Brown and Stan McAdoo. Mike Sojourner and Tom W ith Us Savilonis ..The 1921-22 MHS fine copp^ 18 wins, the 1924-25 squad won 17 as Van Arsdale scored 22 points each for By CHRIS BLAKE the Hawks, who look a six-point lead did the 1930-31 team...After running up an 18-game winning streak, Marty Correspondent A&P.IS CLOSING ITS STORE A T 116 East Center Street, Stepper reports the Peewee Whalers lost Saturday hy a 2-1 score. Stepper said into the fourth period. McAdoo had 17 the Manchester Youth Hockey Association received $1,800 in its recent Skate- field goals and 11 of 13 free throws Six minutes is a relatively short period of time in a 40-minute o-thon to help meet operating expenses...Hero in Trinity's 87-84 basketbail and led a 30-point Braves rally in the basketball game but in that span the Trinity College sub-varsity Manchester on Sat. February 21,1976. win Saturday over Bowdoin was Mike Mistretta. The former Manchester fourth period. disposed of Manchester Community College, 72-59, in a non­ Tennis High athiete dropped in two free throws to give the Bantams their 11th Burks 113, Roekels 105 league game Saturday afternoon in Hartford. straight victory...Steve Grogan, groomed as the next New England Patriot Brian Winters had 31 points. Bob KEAUHOU-KONA, Hawaii (UPI) The Bants scorched the Cougars — — It was plain to Ken Rosewall why We feel our customers can be served better at our Beautiful quarterback, has signed a five-year contract...Chris Evert and Arthur Ashe Dandridge 29 and Elmore Smith 28 in with a torrid second halt start, out- Trinity (72) have been officially ranked No. 1 in women's and mqn's divisions by the U.S. Milwaukee’s easy triumph over he beat Rod Laver in three straight scoring the iocals 15-2 in a six-minute B F Pts sets, 64, 61,63, in the second match Tennis Association. Tickets are still available for the first night of the Aetna Houston. Winters scored 10 of the span to turn a close affair into a Krasker 4 0-0 8 New Store at Burr Conner’s Shopping Plaza— Manchester World Cup and the singles match could well be between Jimmy Connors and Bucks’ first 12 points in the last of the $320,000 World Championship runaway. Ken Sarnotf, who tallied a Bridge 2 3-4 7 Tennis Challenge Cup series. Rod Laver...Nassiff Arms at one time had on its payroll Rollie Sheldon and period as they pulled to a 93-76 game-high 24 points, led the surge Thompson 2 0-0 4 Toby Kimball, both of whom made it all the way to the big league - the former margin. Rudy Tomjanovich scored 24 Laver, Rosewall said Sunday after (Watch For Grand Opening) Frankly, It would be unprofitable with seven. Smith 7 00 14 his match, was too worried about in haseball and the latter in basketball...Manchester Country Club will name points for Houston. MCC, now 8-18 for the season, con­ Whalen 4 1-2 9 a presdent at Tuesday night’s meeting to replace Carl Mikolowsky who Knirks 88, 76ers 82 catching a plane. clude play Wednesday night in Sarnoff 10 4-7 24 “Laver obviously didn’t come to to move the bulk of our merchandise. Since we can’t resigned. Nondo Annulli is expected to be tab b ^ with Nick Carlo moving up Spencer Haywood scored 29 points Willimantic against the Eastern Rosenfield 0 0-1 0 as first vice president. and Earl Monroe 27 to lead the rally,” Rosewall said. “He was too Connecticut State College jayvees. Foley , 1 2-2 4 inconsistent and no wonder he lost to Knicks over Philadelphia. New York The Cougars trailed after a nip- Piesak 1 0-1 2 take it with us, you can take it with you ... at fantastic savings! took a 76-70 lead on a three-point play me — he had to catch a plane.” and-tuck first half, 33-28. Nick I by Monroe with 5:35 left and the DeMarco led the Cougars with eight Totals 31 1017 72 TORONTO (UPI) — Bjorn Borg 76ers never drew closer than four Pearson outduels points but picked up his third foul and has decided to take the money and Everything is from our reguiar stock. points the rest of the way. It was the Manchester (59) sat out the final 10 minutes. Pete B F Pts run. Knicks’ fourth win in their last five Leber, a 6-1 forward, also picked up games. Leber 4 0-0 8 Borg, the teenage Swedish sensa­ Shop A&P this week before we ciose. The store is ioaded with Petty in stretch his third foul in the half and without tion, said his $17,000 World Cham­ Blazers 109, Cellirs 105 DeMarco 6 0-0 12 George Smith (who was late and sat pionship Tennis tournament victory Lionel Hollins scored 11 points in Jefferson 6 0-0 12 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — David Pearson, who crept out the contest) the Cougars were a Freeman 5 0-0 10 2-6, 6-3, 6-1, Sunday over New York’s bargains ... savihgs you can take very easiiy. the fourth period as Portland weaker team. to his first Daytona 500 victory Sunday in a crippled Mercury, Maloney 4 3-4 11 Vitas Gerulaitis failed to persuade snapped a four-game losing streak. Trinity had a George Smith of its blames Richard Petty for a spectacular wreck 100 yards from Henderson 0 0-0 0 him to return to Toronto for this Hollins’ spurt enabled the Blazers to own. The Bants’ Smith did a Coachman 3 0-0 6 summer’s Canadian Open. the finish line. take nine-point lead midway through noteworthy job, scoring 14 points and "When he came through the fourth the final period and they held the lead effectively clogging up the middle on Richard,” Pearson said. It was the Totals 28 3-4 59 turn,” Pearson said, "Richard was the rest of the way. JoJo White led defense. slowest finish ever at Daytona Inter­ Golf undoubtedly pushing too hard and hit Boston with 26 points. MCC called a timeout after the Score at half: 33-28 Trinity Come and shop for the me in the rear. That got me sideways national Speedway. Sonirs 109, Pistons 107 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - Trinity spurt but it did little good. Petty’s pit crew rushed to the acci­ Joanne Carner felt as though the $45,- and we both slammed into the wall." Slick Watts hit with a 30-foot jump After a Jack Maloney hoop. Trinity dent scene and pushed the famous were Maioney witli 11 and Lamunl 000 Orange Blossom Classic was hers Pearson and Petty began dueling 25 shot at the buzzer to lift Seattle past came back with three more baskets No. 43 for a short distance but the car Freeman 10. ail along. laps back when a caution flag Detroit after the Sonics trailed by six to take a 58-32 bulge. apparently finished under it’s own DeMarco’s output gives him 490 And it was, with the help of a bunched the field and made it appear points with 34 seconds left. Fred Lum Jefferson and DeMarco were points for the season and the 6-0 bigpest savings ever! it would be a three-way battle power. Brown had 16 points for the Sonics. miraculous chip-in and a missed putt best for the Cougars with the former Neither driver was hurt. , freshman sensation needs 30 points in by her opponent in a sudden-death between Pearson, Petty and Benny Spirits 118, Squires 107 scoring 12 points and hauling down 14 the Cougars’ final outing to tie the Parsons right down the wire. Pearson said he wasn’t angry as he St. Louis dealt Virginia an ABA playoff. “CASH AND CARRY PLEASE” tried to get his car rolling. rebounds and DeMarco scoring 12. mark of 520 points in a season by Don Carner, the 1974 LPGA Player of Parsons, who finished third in a record 17th straight loss on the road. Other double figure scorers for MCC Chafin. Chevrolet, had managed to move "But if he had got across the finish Ron Boone led the Spirits with 26 the Year, two-putted the fourth hole„ from his 32nd slot to become a strong line before me, I might have been points. They never were in trouble of a playoff and watched as Sandra challenger but was effectively standing here telling another tale,” after taking an 80-69 lead in the third Palmer missed a three-footer Sunday knocked from competition with he said. period. It was the Spirits’ fourth vic­ Penney defeats Indians to win the tournament and its $6,400 116 East Center St. engine problems. He. finished two Petty said he wasn't angry either. tory, in their last five games. first prize. It was her first tourna­ ment victory since June. 4 laps down. “If there was anything to be mad at, Parers 127, Colonels 122 With two grapplers out with the flu, Results: 101 — Askywth (P) dec. That left a race between Pearson, I’d be mad at myself. I hit him, he Billy Knight scored 14 of his game- the Manchester High wrestling team Wilson 2-0, 108 — Oswell (P) dec. a 41-year-old Spartanburg, S.C., didn’t hit me.” high 38 points in Overtime after In­ dropped a 39-12 duke to Penney High Cordera 8-1, 115 — Thibodeau (P) SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The longest native, and Petty, of Randleman, Asked if his mind was on the finish diana tied the score on Don Buse’s last Saturday in East Hartford. dec. Chandler 9-2, 122 — Bravo (P) day in J.C. Snead’s life, as he N.C., both of whom were running at line when he began spinning. Petty basket with two seconds left in The Indian matmen, now 5-7 for the pinned Smith 2:34,129— Russell (P) describes it, is over, and like all good Manchester, Conn. speeds better than 180 miles per hour said, “When that thing got sideways, regulation time. The win broke In­ season, entertain Fermi High dec. Randall 5-1, 135 — Dostie (P) stories it had a happy ending. when they collided. I didn’t give a damn whether I got to diana’s four-game losing streak. Wednesday night at 6:30 at Clarke pinned Luz 1:17, 141 — Proulx (P) Snead, one of those "good ole NONE SOLD TO DEALERS Both mangled cars came to rest in the finish line or not.” Spurs 125, Nuggets 118 Arena. pinned Kennedy 2:46, 148 — Gilbert boys” the hill country around Hot the grassy Infield with the checkered Seven caution flags slowed the race James Silas scored 32 points for Jim Brezinski, Bob Hawkes and (P) pinned Derewianka 5:37, 158 — Springs, Va. is noted for, won the flag in sight. Pearson kept his motor for 35 of the 200 laps around the San Antonio, which moved to within a Tom Jones gained victories for Brezinski (M) dec. Whithman3-2,170 $180,000 Andy Wiliiams-^n Diego reved up and limped past Petty's Daytona International tri-oval. One half-game of second in the ABA. Manchester while Bob Wilson, Dave — Cassarino (P) dec. Digan 4-0,188— Open Sunday the way he figured the stalled Dodge. of them resulted from a wreck in George Gervin added 24 for the Spurs Derewianka, Eric Randall, Tim Jones (M) pinned Puchalski 3:23, night before as he tossed in his bed . " I must have been going about 15 which John Ray of Eastaboga, Ala., and Ralph Simpson had'29 for Digan and Corky Chandler wrestled Unlimited — Hawkes (M) dec. Gagne while sleep eluded him. or 20 miles an hour when I went by was injured. Denver. well in defeat. 11-4. Snead won $36,000. '1 1 MANCHEST E R E VENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Feb. 16, 1976— PAGE EL EV E N PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon., Feb. 16, 1976 Health director Police Report Homemaking contest BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Crocker Family Leader of Louis Kale, 17, who hopes Arrests made or summonses issued by Tomorrow” contest at p e f ts from parked cars included a to become an engineer and Whalers rally for win BOWLING outlines programs Manchester Police included: Harding High School. He Citizen Band radio worth 3180 taken from a says he’s not even a good • Della Roberson, 31, and Dorothy said it was easy. SCOREBOARD Besides existing health programs vehicle parked on Tolland Tpke. and a con­ cook, won the “Betty After a two-week 30-hour training Meade, 30, both of Hartford, both charged pretty good, we scored one returned tp..thejce than he in Manchester, Dr. Alice Turek, town vertible top valued at 3100 removed from a ' RICHFIELD, Ohio three penalties including a session at Manchester Community Saturday night with fourth-degree larceny car parked on Main St. and we skated off the and Whaler '^osaire FRIENDSHIP- Lee health director, told members of the (UPI) — Cleveland 10-minute misconduct. BLOSSOMS - Sandy Twerdy 364, John Ortolan! College, the patient advocates will (shoplifting) at Mott’s Shop-Rite Super­ WHA penalties pretty well too.” Bean 219-581, Carol Ander­ Manchester Memorial Hospital Palmente were fighting. Danny Arndt served a two- Edwards .185-180-498, Rita 142-141-410, Jim Evans 135- know how to aid patients in discharge market, 216 Spencer St. Court date is March Crusaders’Coach John­ The Sunday game got son 175-451, Pegge Shelsky medical staff last week of future Among several vandalism incidents TUES. ONLY! Baxter drew five minute roughing penalty Collins 177-479, Bunny 147-405, Don Logan 363, and transfer procedures, receive and 1. ny Wilson does not very rough in the opening plans centered around disease con­ reported over the weekend was a broken L T Pts. minutes for fighting and for Troy. 184-493, Pat ’Thibodeau 183- Welch 180, Ruth Ann 187- Hank Frey 139-373. follow up copies of any complaints • John J . McCarthy, 60, of 190 Vernon St., T h e New Eng. 26 think his 3-2 World period, where some Paimente two minutes for 465, Chickey Balesano 458, trol, health care and improved ser­ glass door at Manchester’s Municipal Seconds after play 465, Marty Bradshaw 210- received by the state health depart­ charged Saturday with breach of peace and Cleveland 22 28 5 4S players resumed the vice for the elderly. BuiWing’ 41 Center St. Officials said the Hockey Association roughing. During the three- Lou Toutain 461, Pete Lar­ 471, Vicky Glass 190, Sandy ment, and to assure patients of their intoxication, in connection with a domestic Cincinnati resumed. Crusader Gary RESTAURANT - Tom ?100 door was smashed by a thrown rock. choicest Meats In Towt^ 25 31 1 51 battling they left off after minute New England son 220-201-588, Tom Kershaw 478. A clinic is proposed for the elderly rights. Indian. Eastern Division loss MacGregor pushed the Hickey 364, Jim Cochran disturbance. Court date is March 1. 21 33 2 44 the teams met a week power play which followed Kershaw 202, Rich Johnson (over 65) where they may receive flu 'W eaver to leading New . puck past Whaler goalie 135, Steve Williams 149-384, • Susan C. Hanzelko, 27, of 126B W est earlier. Paimente’s return to the 202-581, Art ’Thompson 224- MERCANTILE - Hank immunization if they are are unable A better informed and educated England this late in Bruce Landon for Lee Courtney 136-365, Sycamore Lane, charged Saturday with W L T PU. ice, Cleveland’s defense 563, Skip Kelly 219-562, Frey 140-395, Stan Jarvis to see their own doctor, or have none. public on cancer control and preven­ Houston 35 20 0 70 Cleveland’s first score at Roliie Irish 160-364, Lee fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) at CHICKEN the season will hurt “We were involved in again held back the Steve Pelletier 549, Bill 139-364, Ed Tomkiel.154- Dr. Turek said there is free gam­ tion is another goal of the town health Phoenix 28 21 6 62 11:55. Late in the period. Prior 372, Richard Felmer Mott's Shop-Rite Supermarket, 216 Spencer his second-place team enough of that stuff Whalers. Avery 503, Dick Wooidbury 369, Bob Krinjak 137-382, ma globulin available for the treat­ department through a community- Minnesota 28 23 4 60 Crusader defenseman Paul 135- 371, Bruce Dubiel 350, St. Court date is March 1. COVENTRY 1.29 (penalties),” Wilson said. 516. ment of infectious hepatitis, and free R O LL , * much in its playoff A little more than a Zimond Sobiski 144, Bob based cancer control center. San Diego 28 25 4 60 Shmyr got the puck in his Rick Johnson 157, Paul • Darryl F. Ciantar, 18, of Glastonbury, William R. Malon, 20, of Pucker St., “I wanted to settle down, minute after Baxt??r Cuneo 142-149-386, Bill vaccines for patients unable to pay Dr. Turek told the doctors (2 LB. LIMIT PLEASE) C an ad ian quest. own territory, taking it Correnti 143-392, Mike charged Sunday with fourth-degree larceny Coventry, was charged with reckless play some hockey and win returned to the ice, he was U.S. MIXED - Bob Sheekey 151-137-407, Pete for them. A doctor need only request Manchester needs a health council to W L T Pts. 'I don’t think it will across the center ice and Pagani 137-390, Bill (theft of services) at Howard Johnson’s driving Saturday night after an accident in­ some games.” again involved in a fight Pagano 226, John Kozicki Brazitis 142-380, Bill them from the state health depart­ determine the health needs of the Winnipeg hurt,” he said. “You are into the New England zone Sheekey 144-391, Russ Restaurant, 394 Tolland Tpke. Court date is volving his car, three parked cars, guide with Whaler Jim Troy. The ment. community. It must be formed Quebec 36 18 4 76 down after a game when In a penalty-marred first before passing in front of 212-225-612, Ernie Whipple Moorhouse 158-389, Nick Willhide 150-150-428, Gene March 1. posts, a traffic control sign, and two trees. HIGHLAND PARK MARKET linesmen had to wrestle 201-549, Dave Price 504, Twerdy 358, - Leo Foglia Of interest to residents of nursing within 30 days as a requirement of Calgary 28 24 3 59 you lose but we will get period, the Crusader the net to Ron Ward who Grille 356, Joe Dworak 137-, • Eileen L. Enrico, 54, of 52 Pearl St., Police said Malon was traveling south on Edmonton 21 35 3 45 the two to the ice to restore Bill Livengood 506, Dave homes is a new patient advocate the proposed Health Systems Agency 3 17 Highland Street organized and get going defense turned back an scored at 15:45. 175-406, Henry Michaud 136- 390, Emil Palmier! 143- charged Sunday night with driving while un­ Rt. 31, lost control as he rounded a curve Toronto 15 25 5 35 order. Neff 548, Harold McCrea 136-364, Bob Guillotte 353, program, a pilot program in the of North Central Connecticut in order Manchester • 646-4277 again. early Whaler power play New England’s first goal 398, Adolph Kuszaj 353, der the influence of liquor, on Charter Oak and struck seven guide posts and a traffic x-Ottawa 14 26 1 29 Baxter received another 524, Ed Duchaine 506, Ed Burbank 139-163-418, Hartford area. to function. “We had breaks, they following a penalty to Paul came just over five Frank Blank 146-403, Dan St. Court date is March 9. sign. x-Team disbanded five-minute fighting penai- Five volunteers from eight had breaks. Our power Baxter for spearing. No minutes into a relatively Ralph Trott 500, Ed Walt Simpson 142-358. Vignone 149-387, Sam Cool • Daniel A. McLane, 19, of 108 Carter St., Police said he then traveled another 171 ^iunday’s Results ty and Troy left the ice for Yourkas 569, Alice Brown applicants have been appointed by Besides determining the com­ play has been working sooner had Baxter quiet second period. 142-365, Ray Johnson 368, charged Sunday with driving while under feet in the air and struck a car owned by New England 3, Cleveland 2 the rest of the period with 200-499, Louise Repoli 186- RESTAURANT - Tom Dr. Turek to work with the elderly munity’s health needs, the council During a Cleveland power Dave Castagna 357, Nick the influence of liquor, at High and Pine William Reis parked in his driveway on Rt. Cincinatti 5, Calgary 4 482,. Gail Shimaitis 193-498, Hickey 364, Jim Cochran and others in the local nursing would also aid in avoiding duplicate play. Whaler center Garry Twerdy 364, John Ortolan! Sts. Court date is March 9. 31. Winnipeg 7, Toronto 6 . Shelia Price 192-514, Bee 135, Steve Williams 149-364, homes. services. Queb^ 4, Houston 2 Swain scored unassisted at 142-141-410, Jim Evans 135- • Eddie G. James, 22, of Hartford, The car then traveled 33 feet onto Moquin, 177-507, Edie Lee Courtney 136-365, Phoenix 4, Edmonton I ” Luck big factor 5:19 on a breakaway. 147-405, Don Logan 363, charged Saturday night with third-degree neighboring property and struck a car WANTED Duchaine 175-468, Vi Price San Diego 3, Indianapolis 2 The third period was also Roliie Irish 160-364, Lee Hank Frey 139-373. larceny and fourtli^ gree larceny, in con­ owned by Thomas R. Stevenson, went APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED SPORTS quiet until Whaler Ralph 458, Ginger Yourkas 462. Prior 372, Richard Felmer Citizen band operators nection with sll6plITt|ng complaints from another 12 feet and struck a car owned by WE HAVE THE MEN NHL in Flyers’ win Ba'ckstrom fired the puck Barbara Polinski rolled a 135- 371, Bruce Dubiel 350, Marshall’s, 410 Center St., and Finast Joan Stevenson and forced it to move 27 AND THE KNOW HOWI at Crusader goalie Cam 131 triplicate. Rick Johnson 157, Paul Supermarket, 214 Spencer St. Court date is Specializing In Weslinghout., NHL SLATE feet into a stone wall. Police said the car Newton who blocked it, Correnti 143-392, Mike give funds for trooper March 8. then continued over the front lawn and into General Electric and nolpofnt* Campbell Conference NEW YORK (UPI) — Bill Barber believes only to see Larry Pleau Pagani 137-390, Bill Appliances Patrick Division COUNTRY CLUB-Vic a culvert and the driver turned it around that Sunday night’s game between two of the knock the rebound in for Sheekey 144-391, Russ SPECIALING IN W L T Pts. Abraitis 149-403, Vito Seek members Manchester Police today were in­ and drove it into two trees, knocking them NHL’s most skilled teams was decided on luck. the score at 12:23. New Willhide 150-150-428, Gene WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR Phila. 36 10 10 82 Monday Agostinelli 153-387, Carl Members of Tallwood HARTFORD (U PI) - When a Citizen-Band Radioers Sunday also vestigating several burglaries and thefts at down, and then came to rest in the middle Grille 356, Joe Dworak 137- NY Islanders 29 15 12 70 Barber’s score against BASKETBALL England wrapped up the Bolin 146-392, Eric Bolin Women’s Club are looking Texas truck driver Heard of a freak announced the formation of a Manchester homes and automobiles over of the lawn. APPLIANCE SALES 136- 390, Emil Palmier! 143- Atlanta 26 26 8 60 MontreaJ goalie Hen propel the Rangers to an St. Paul al East Catliulir, game a minute later when 150-387, Frank Kieman 159- forward to the golf season accident killing a Connecticut state memorial fund for Moller’s family. A the weekend. Police said the three parked cars Dicmc SKa KPw a ?m m lot uckt 398, Adolph Kuszaj 353, NY Rangers 21 30 6 48 Dryden at the start of the easy victory over Kansas 8:15 Bob Charlebois scored on a 391, Todd Peck 375, John ahead. There are openings trooper and a motorist, he parked his spokesman said state police insure Among the cases were house breaks on received minor damage but the Malon car MWTDUIKEMffiPM Frank Blank 146-403, Dan Smyllie Division final period gave the City. Craig Patrick’s third- Portland at Cheney Teoh, slapshot from just inside Rieder 141-378, Joe ^lafia for new members. Dues rig on Interstate 86 and set up shop as the safety of the major users of CB Cooper Hill St., Wetherell St., Elizabeth was heavily damaged and had to be towed Vignone 149-387, Sam Cool W L T Pts. Philade^hia Flyers a 2-1 period goal ruined John 8:1.3 the Crusaders’ blueline at 144-370, Pete Staum 137- will be due March 1. RJS, the Imaginary Truck Driver. radio, motorists and truckers. Dr., and Wells St. Stolen items included from the scene. Malon, who was alone in his 13:45. 142-365, Ray Johnson 368, DuBALDO sl^tanicanra Chicago 24 17 16 64 victory in what turned out Davidson’s bid for a WRESTLING 378, Tom Turner 355. Tom Johnson of Sherman, Texas “We’re trying to raise money for $3(X) in cash from the Wetherell St. home car, was not injured, police said. He was wissat PU wAiiEHrOTi. — so-sii4_^ Dave Castagna 357, Nick Vancouver 23 23 10 30 to be an intense defensive shutout. East Cathoiie at St. Paul began an appeal for funds over his his family and make people realize and 3130 in cash from the Elizabeth Dr. released on his promise to appear in Com­ St. Louis 21 27 8 SO struggle with the Islanders 3, Sabres 1 Tuesday citizens band radio last Friday after the tie-in CB’ers have with the state home. mon Pleas Court 19, Rockville, March 10. Minnesota 16 36 4 36 Canadiens. Trooper Carl P. Moller of Bristol and police,” the spokesman said. Kan. City 12 37 7 31 Andre St. Laurent’s goal BASKETBALL “It was a lucky goal,” early in the third period the motorist he stopped to help, Another CB operator called the ef­ Wales Conference Manchester at East Hart­ Barber said. “1 don’t know helped the Islanders end foam pillows Russell R. Richards of Hartford, fort a “truce” in the highway war .Norris Division ford what Dryden was their five-game winless Coventry at B u e o n poly stuffing were killed on Interstate 84 near between police and the truckers who W L T Pts. thinking.” streak. New York’s Bryan Hartford. often use the radio to avoid speed Montreal Academy 40 9 9 89 In other NHL games Sun­ traps. Los Ang. Trottier scored two goals, Roeky Hill ut Bolton poly quilt batting By Sunday night, the fund at the I- 29 25 5 63 day, Boston defeated Pittsburgh 23 including a empty-net shot Rham at East Hampton 86 truck stop had brought in $8(X). The money raised was to be sent to 25 9 55 Chicago 4-1, California Detroit 19 32 7 45 in the closing seconds. The Ellington at_Stufford • pillow sizes In a separate effort, the Channel 18 state police headquarters in Hart­ topped Minnesota 7-3, the fSS> M Wash. 45 7 19 loss snapped Buffalo’s five- South Windsor at Hart­ 12 to i r CB Club started collecting money ford. New York Rangers beat Adams Division game unbeaten streak. ford Puhlie Saturday afternoon in a rest area State police throughout Connec­ Kansas City 5-1, the New • quit sizes W L T PW. Penguins 6, Kings 4 along Interstate 84 in Southington. ticut saluted their fallen colleague Boston 36 11 9 81 York Islanders beat Buf­ Pierre Larouche scored Wednesday 72x90 The club’s spokesman, “Freddy Sunday by driving with their low falo 3-1, Pittsburgh topped Dodge Qiarger SE Buffalo ^ 16 9 73 his 32nd goal and assisted BASKETBALL 81x96 Frog,” said the drive had netted $1,- beams on during daylight hours. Toronto 23 22 11 57 Los Angeles 6-4 aad on two others to lead MCC at ECSC Jv 500 by Sunday night. Trooper Moller and Richards were Washington defeated 90x108 Calif. 20 30 7- 47 Pittsburgh over Los WRESTLING You certainly can . . . find relief The Farmington Valley Citizens’ killed Friday when they were struck Sunday's Resuitsj- ' " •Detroit 8-5. Angeles. Jean Pronovost Ferm i at M anehester, «M have ■ Band Club over the weekend swapped by a light dump truck on Interstate 84 California 7, Mlnnesotin' In the WHA, San Diego scored his 38th goal for the 6 :30 wondtrful free coffee at Shakey’s Pizza in Avon in West Hartford. The truck driver, NY Rangers 5, Kansas Cl(/' edged M^anapplis 3^2,- Penguins and Marcel Pulaski at East Cathoiie HAY-FEVER assoHmml for donations and collected more Daniel Uccello, has been charged New England beat Dionne had his 33rd for the SWIMMING al fairway than 3500. with two counts of negligent NY Islanders 3, Buffalo 1 is priced lower Cleveland 3-2, Cincinnati Kings. Windham at Manehester, pricaal The Connecticut Association of homicide. Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1 edged Calgary 5-4, Win­ Capitals 8, Red Wings 3 3:3 0 SINUS Sufferers Washington 8, Detrott 5 - nipeg topped Toronto'7-6, HOCKEY Hr«r I good new* loc iniu' o n . o i ybu ■•> bieijtoo ei|v>. K>« ham Pittsburgh 6, Los Angeles 4 Jean Lemieux scored a hfird fcrr C1IA9 t)rcOor|riturit oorl f r<<»to t . . :;:r. ti.y tvary Phoenix beat Edmonton 4-2 'ubirtt uum onrf (lonr lilt nuiol onvt (uv'l ei Ooe cut npod fo. o p - n i ‘mjIoIo iIiOo the miroel* of mo5» i and Quebec defeated Washington broke'loose for 7:4 0 bo«d core table' «,p to 8 bowrv lol.el giiU'iintep'l b / ro'iker f» , it lAcluy ih in g t Houston 4-2. Iron: po

Court of Probate Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Feb. 16, 1976- PAGE THIRTEEN TOWN OF MANCHESTER District of Manchester I^U O R PERMIT NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE OF APPLICATION ^ D E X ESTATE OF HOLGER LARSEN, This is to give Dotice that I, Ray­ 23 Homea For Sale 23 F o r S ale Hornet F o r S ale Hornet 23 Homea For Seta 23 Services Ottered State aids in dump search LEGAL NOTICE mond J. Negro of tSi Hebron Rd., W t i c i b 31 f^rsuaot to an order of Hon. William Bolton have filed an application 1 Lott and Found RAISED RANCH - On extra Im a n ch ester ■ E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must ' anted 9/2/76 with the Liquor Con- — GORGEOUS four bedroom VBDMOIJ DRAPERY AND SHpeovers- ■The Zoning Board of Appeals 2 P tr io n ilt large lot with country at­ Bolton He said it is the responsibility of engineering study. Both had many be presented to the fiduciary named P Commission for a GROCERY 3 Announctmtntt Colonial, move-in condition, Custom-made to order in our will hold public hearings on below on or before May 5 , or be' BEER for the sale of alcobollc liquor _ mosphere in Manchester. 215 NEMIV ST. center hall, beautiful kitchen FOUR BEDROOMS local officials to find a site. He barred by law. The fiduciary Is; on the premises 362 West St., Bolton. 4 Enttrttinmtnt own workshop. Over 2000 DONNA HOLLAND drawbacks. Monday, February 23, 1976, Auctions Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two Four bodroomt, Dutch Vincent L. Diana The business will be owned by Ray­ 5 - with latest appliances, pan­ Extra nice seven room fabrics aod patterns for your assumes the selectmen have alter­ starting at 7:00 P.M,, in the firelaces, sliding glass doors Colonial, Bowers School 646-0375 It suggested the selectmen have 7SS Main Street mond J. Negro of 232 Hebron Ro., FINANCIAL eled rec room, wall-to-wall Colonial, 2'A baths, large selection. We help you select natives to consider. test pits dug to check soil cover. Hearing Room of the Manchester, Conn. ^U on and will be conducted by Ray­ 8 Bondt'Stockt-MortatgM to large deck, aluminum area, larga formal dining carpeting in several rooms, lot, plush shag carpeting, just the right fabric. We ______08040______mond J. Negro as permittee. 9 PtraontI lo in i siding, 2-car garage. Only Kurker said there were probably a Municipal Building to hear lymond J. Negro room, aluminum aiding, formal dining room, living The state Department of En­ In May the DEP checked two more 10 — In iu rtn c o CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING garage, raised hearth measure free. We install. number of good reasons the and consider the following Court of Probate Dated 13/2/78 $45,500. Philbrick Agency, fraad lot. A fina homa (or a room with fireplace, beautiful Rods and hardware available. vironmental Protection (DEP) has properties on Brandy St;, one known District of Manchester Realtors, 646-4200. treed lot. 80’s. R. Zimmer, J. fireplace, child safe street selectmen chose not to release petitions: RMPLOYMRNT growing family $43,800. Call Scavitto’s Furniture as the Potterton property and one the NOTICE TO CREDITORS " 13 Htip Wanttd In fine residential area investigated six sites in Bolton for Item 1 No. 476 ESTATE OF HILMA A. PATTEN, D. Real Estate, 646-1980, 647- Shop, 633-0255. Outside Hart­ locations of potential sites. The Warner property. LEGAL NOTICE 14 — Businttt OpportunltlM TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, con­ FJ.SnLECKI, Realtor 1139. $44,900 use as disposal areas, said Charles Donald Lessard — Request deceased 15 T- Situation Wantad ford area, call EnterpriseEnterpri reasons include public reaction and Pursuant lo an order of Hon. William ORDINANCE PHONE 643-2711 venient Manchester location, 643-2121 Kurker, principal sanitary engineer. The DEP said both properties had variance of side yard require­ WARREN E. 2228. Sennior Citizizen the possibility of costs rising. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must TOWN OF ANDOVER EDUCATION excellent condition $24,900 - Coventry, South St., Kurker said Bolton’s present many drawbacks but thought about ment, Article II, Section be presented to the fiduciary named 18 Privata Inatructlona FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Discount. below on or before May 9, 1^8 or be ORDINANCE — throughout, good income four room Ranch, garage, lot problem is a serious one. He said The first two properties checked by ten acres of the Potterton property 4.01.01, so that new addition 10 Schoois-Clauaa MANCHESTER - Magnificent barred by law. The fiduciary la; CONTROLLING 20 — Inatructlona Wantad property. Many extras. No 100’xI50’, lake privileges, HOWLAND REUPHOLSTERY- Save the DEP were near state-owned Everett A. Pattan eleven room Colonial, over 4,- even if it begins working with an might be useable, again no long term can be built to maintain non- TOWN OWNED PROPERTY agents. Low 40's. 649-4101. Marion E. Robertson, 643-1108 money at Scavitto’s with Boiton Notch Pond. solution. conforming side yard of 8 feet 303 Wetherell Street REAL E8TATE Help Wanted 13 000 square feet of elegant Realtor, 643-5953. engineer immediately, it would have Box 590 All town-owned personal 23 Homaa for Salt ADVERTISING ADVERTISING living area. 4 1/2 baths, skilled professional — 55 Avondale Road — ___ Manchester, Conn. 08040 24 Lota-Land for Sata MANCHESTER - Looking for reupholsterers. Renovating a tough time getting the job done. The DEP again suggested the town property and equipment, — COMPUTER Operator, aluminum siding, beautiful One is owned by the town and one is Residence Zone A. 25 Inveatmant Proparty DEADLINE your own home? Try this 2- MANCHESTER - Lovely 7 costs are less than new fur­ The sites in question were checked do some tests on the area. Court of Probate except items under the con­ 26 — Buainaas Proparty RATES System 3 disk, some prior tamily with up to four terraced lot. Must be seen. Item 2 No. 480 District of Manchester — room Split, four bedrooms, SPOTLESS six rodW'Cape, niture. Free estimates. 633- by Kurker and John England, a DEP known as-the Preuss property. The Kurker said the DEP has no record trol of the Fire Com­ 27 Retort Property 12:00 noo;q the. day before D.P. experience desireable. bedrooms in one apartment, Priced to sell fast in 80’s. Call three full baths, carpeted William Oleksinski & NOTICE OF HEARING 28 Real Ealale Wanted 1 day . 10a word par day p.ubllcatlor). four bedrooms, modern 0255. Senior Citizen Discounts. environmental analyst. DEP said bedrock outcrops indicate of the town doing any of the tests it ESTATE OF GLADYS JOBERT, missioners, the Library Gacr Bros. 140 Rye Street, separate heating systems, R. Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate, family room, immaculate kitchen, with dishwasher and Wallance Parciak — Request deceased MISC. SERVICES 3 days . .9t word par day Deadline for Siiurdey and South Windsor. new roof, 2-car garage, $39,- 646-1980. or 647-1139. much of the Preuss property was un­ suggested. Directors and the Board of 6 days . .St word par day Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. condition, lots of house for the disposal. Handy to bus line Painting-Papering 32 variance of parking space Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Sarvicaa Offered 900. Wolverton Agency, money. 40's. B/W Realty, 647- He said of all the sites checked, suitable. He said it does not look as though E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated February Education shall be under the 32 — Pamting-Peperino 26 days . .7a word par' day and schools. $34,500. Philbrick requirements and variance of — ASSISTANT MANAGER- Realtors, 649-2813. VERNON - Nice starter or 1419. It said there were many drawbacks 11, 1976 a bearing will be held on an authority and control qf the 33 Building-Conlractlno IS words, $2.00 minimum Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. INSIDE - Outside painting. several were beyond consideration any of the sites mentioned should be front yard requirements to application praying for authority to 34 — Roofing-Siding PLEASE READ wanted for large pet and plant retirement home. Two Board of Selectmen. This or­ — Special rates for people over and the rest marginal. With a lot of with the town property including the considered. permit addition to existing sell certain real estate as in said 35 Healing-Plumbing Happy A d a ...... Ig.lSInch center, 50 hour work week, bedroom Ranch, nice treed MANCHESTER - Five - Five, TWO FAMILY Duplex - application on file more fully appears, dinance to be effective 15 days 38 — Flooring YOUR AD MANCHESTER - Solid brick 65. Fullyfully insured. Estimates money and a good engineer there was fact only seven acres could be used 37 — Sundays and two evenings per lot, garage, lake privileges. Kurker said it wili be costly to restaurant (Willie’s Steak at the Court of Probate on March 3, Movlng-Truckinq-Storaot cape with 1 1/2 baths, aluminum sided Duplex, Custom built in 1973. Living given. Cfall 649-7863. 1976 at 10:00 A.M. after publication. Voted at 38 — Servicea Wanted Claasifled ads are leken over week. Must have management $25,000. Century 21, Tedford Investment or live in. Two a chance some could be used, he said. for landfill. prepare them for operation if indeed House) — variance of Article fireplace, basement garage, room, large equipped eat-in Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t. Gerk Special Town Meeting the phone as a convanience. experience. Apply in person, Real Estate, 647-9914. bedrooms each side. Separate kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, three- He was surprised the first select­ In March, England checked two they could be prepared. II, Section 9.04, Minimum MISC. FOR SALE The Herald Is responsible lor full shed dormer, in mid 30’s. PAINTING - interior and February 9, 1976. 41 Articlea for Sale Scuffy Pet Center, heating sytems, high 30’s. Front Yard and Article IV,- only one Incorrect Insertion and T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- bedrooms each side, large exterior, paperhanging, man in Bolton had not contacted the properties on Brandy St., both known Complete reports on the sites were T o w n o f M a n c h e s t e r 42 — Building Suppliea Manchester Parkade, 646- MANCHESTER - Horse coun­ B/W Realty, 647-1419. yard, 238 ft. deep. Walk out Section 9, Automobile Parking 43 — 'Pelt -Birda- Doga Ihen only to the size of the 1577. excellent work. References. DEP since last Monday when An­ as the Brondolo property. sent to the Bolton selectmen shortly TOWN OF MANCHESTER original Insertion. Errors which 9463,. try - Near Glastonbury line. basement, aluminum siding, and Loading Requirements — LEGAL NOTICE 44 — Liveatock Large five bedroom Colonial, Frep. estimates. Fully in­ dover closed the door to its disposal The DEP said neither site after each investigation, Kurker 45 — Boala & Acceaaoriea do not lessen the value of the MANCHESTER - Big home, carpeting. A Beauty - $58,900, sured. Martin Mattson, 649- area. appeared to warrant a complete 444 Center Street — Business The Planning and Zoning 46 — Sporting Gooda edvertlsemeni will not be cor­ CLERK- to assist in traffic MANCHESTER S+ ROOMS formal dining roqm, reasonably priced. Aluminum Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 4431. said. LEGAL NOTICE 47 — Garden Producta rected by an additional Inser- fireplaced living room, family Zone II. Commission wili hold a public — department, routing trucks, NEW TO MARKET sided Cape. Four bedrooms, 646-4200. 48 Aniiquea lion. setting up loads, etc. Apply room plus rec room in base­ Item 3 No. 481 hearing on March 1, 1976 at ’The Zoning Board of Appeals 49 - Wanted to Buy Seldom available. Im­ two baths, tront-to-back PAPER HANGING Expert. Gaer Brothers Inc., 140 Rye ment. Oversized 2-car garage. Polish American Club — 7:40 P.M, in the Municipal will hold public hearings on maculate, well maintained fireplaced living room, family RANCH- A rarity in Your average paper, in RENTALS St., South Windsor. 3/4 acre lot. Country setting room. An excellent buy at Request variance to convert Building to hear and consider February 23, 1976, starting at 52 Rooma for Rent Colonial on choice Manchester, four bedrooms, average room , $25. Mr. — e tc . P h ilb ric k AfVgency, $43,900. B/W Realty. 647-1419. 2Vz baths- with family room Housing need to be studied club to catering business not a petition by Andrew Ansaldi 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing 53 Apartmenia for Rent Washington St. 6 spacious Richman, 646-3864. 54 — ASSEMBLERS and Coil Realtors, 646-4200. permitted in residence zone — Homea for Rent Halp Wantad 13 rooms plus pantry and laun­ and rec room as well. Lots of Sr. & Jr., for a change in the Room of the Municipal 55 — Buamesa tor Rem winders, must have finger comfort features. Offered at Andover terest, a facility of 24 units will be Residents are asked to return to variance of Article II, Section 56 — Reaort, Property for Rent dry room. Large 2-car gar­ SPRING zoning from "Rural Building to hear and consider 57 — dexterity and capable of fine age. Walking distance to NEW LISTING - Bolton - $44,900. Beechler-Tanguay located in Andover. 5.01, Permitted Uses — 106 Wanted to Rent P a n o n a lt HOUSE CLEANER wanted Eight room Garrison Colonial ’ 3 0 ,9 0 0 DONNA HOLLAND the questionnaires by March 1 to the Residence” zone to the following petitions: 58 Miac for Rant by day, two or three days per work, will train. Hours7:30-4, schools. Includes extra Super Vikie, Super Clean Realtors, 646-2212. CLEAN-UP Several sites are being studied. Town Office Building, School Rd. Clinton Street — Residence “Residence AA" zone for a Item 4 No. 477 week. Must have transporta­ Apply to Able Coil and Elec­ building lot of record. Call in lovely exclusive Six room aluminum sided PrTERBtUIVEJUIPUtnK Do Andover’s elderly need Zone B. AUTOMOTIVE prepa tronics, Howard Road, neighborhood, four bedrooms, The housing will be open to tract of 3.4 acres to the east of Town of Manchester — 61 Auloa lor Sale tion. 649-5906. now! ’This won’t last. Arthur Cape, three bedrooms, COLONIAL- A delight for the housing? Information on the questionnaires — Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or Bolton. first floor family room, large 643-1671 residents age 60 or older at any in­ Iniormation pertaining to Thayer Road as shown on a Variancq requested to reduce 62 Trucka for Sale or Suzanne Shorts 648-3233 dining roWQ.^sement large tamily, plenty of room Proieaalonel Sarvicaa The retirement housing committee will be kept strictly confidential. One 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale 525-8263 for appointment. kitchen, formal dining room, for everyone. Five bedrooms, come level. above may be obtained in the plan entitled: "Property Map the area of a nonconforming 64 — Moiorcyclea-Bicyclea SCHOOL BUS Drivers s J. WATSON BEACH CO. garage. City iftiClies, bus a t BOOKKEEPER- For one per­ RM fton V IS acre lot. Minutes from 1-84, plus den, and enclosed porch, of the Andover Congregational person will tabulate the results and Planning Oitice. of Land Owned by Andrew Sr. lot by approximately 73 65 — Campera-Trailera-Mobile TAX RETURNS - Individual Knowledge of Manchester R eaaonabla B ate t Under the latest state and federal Homea son office. Experienced in ac­ MxnehMtir onict S47-913S excellent value. Dubaldo- line. OHW heat. Don’t miss all this for you at an un­ Church is trying to find out this week. the committee will work with the All persons interested may at­ and Andrew Jr, Ansaldi square feet to facilitate and business tax returns necessary, clean driving equal Noutlng Opportunity Lesperance, Realtor, 646-0505. this one. guidelines, a person is able to keep 66 _ Aulomotive Service record required. Call 643-2373 counts payable, accounts beatable price. Beechler- Surveys to determine such a need total figures. tend these hearings. Manchester, Conn. Scale one highway improvement at 446 6 / Auloa lor Rent-Leaae prepared. Call Russell L. DONALD E. TARCA - pain­ all his financial assets. A person’s in­ or 643-2414.______receivable, payroll through Tanguay, Realtors, 646-2212. ting and wallpapering, in­ will be sent to all Andover residents. Zoning Board of inch equals 100 feet Everett 0. Adams Street, Residence Burnett, Tax Service, 353 quarterly reports. Light KEITH REAL ESTATE come is based on the income of Extra copies of the questionnaire 646-4126 649-1922 terior, exterior, quality If the surveys show enough in­ Appeals G ardner and Assoc. L.S. Zone A. Lott and Found Center Street, Manchester, QUALITY CONTROL Inspec­ typing. Apply Able Coil And COLUMBIA-Just Listed- assets, pension and Social Security. are available at the TOB. workmanship, reasonable Bernard R. Johnson, Dated Jan. 30, 1976" Information pertaining to 646-3005. tor, needed for first shift, with Electronics, Howard Road, Beautiful Raised Ranch, with LOST - older black and white Bolton. prices, phone 646-6812. Chairman A copy of this application has above may be obtained in the minimum of two years SIX ROOM Contemporary Dutch front. Dining room, Paul J, Rossetto, tom cat, vicinity of Waddell TAX RETURNS - and Accoun­ experience in all phases of in­ family room, laundry room, been filed in the 'Town Clerk’s Planning Office. ting done professionally. Call National Weather Forecast Ranch on beautifully WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality Secretary School, answers to name of coming and outgoing printed garage, valley view. Acre lot. office and may be inspected All persons interested may at­ Tippy, call 6496318 between Dan Hickey, 649-9145. landscaped acre lot in Bolton, interior and exterior, painting Dated this 16th day of during office hours. tend these hearings. circuit board inspection. Butinesa Opportunity 14 It has three bedrooms, den, I mmacculate! Ferrigno, and paperhanging. Fully in­ noon and 6 p.m. Ability to coordinate the work Realtors, 423-1886 anytime. PZC acts on four requests February, 1976. Planning and Zoning Zoning Board of REDUCE safe and fast with 1/2 baths, fireplace, two-car sured. Call 649-4343. of 2-5 inspectors. Excellent ALL CASH business. No com- 228-0015 evenings. Commission Appeals LOST - Dog - black and tan GoBcse Tablets it E-Vap garage, private brick patio, advancement opportunities petition, full training kennel and 12x12 barn for your Building-Contracting 33 Alfred Sieffert, Bernard R. Johnson, long haired shepherd. "water pills" Liggett Parkade South Windsor property on Ellington Rd. ditions, the application of from RR to A-20 on proper­ with a growing company. ram. Money makers horse or storage. The street is Chairman Chairman Answers to name Christy. 742- Pharmey. and John Fitch Blvd. in a Peter Churilo, of Hartford ty consiting of 63.4 acres Please call 646-4100 between 9- J to go. Be your own boss. quiet with cul-de-sac and the Lols-Land For Sale 24 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - JUDY KUEHNEL ysstaiilfttltlt_nMiKiu Ronald Gates. Paul J. Rossetto, 8116. 4 days. a Low down payment. Write or GC zone. for a site plan of develop­ owned by Joseph Natsisky park, library, and church are Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 644-1364 it is. Cil 643-2711 tMiiifsr fist Secretary Secretary call today. Mister Sottee, 1- within walking distance. Call ditions, rec rooms, porches • Approved, with con­ ment on property owned by on Newmarker Rd. rsssHi. LOST-Gold framed Glasses, MANCHESTER - South Wind­ The Planning and Zoning Dated this 16th day of Dated this 16th day of PART TIME - mail order and 677-9089, 198 South Road, Far­ us before we turn it over to sor Line. Six acres (open and and rooting. No job too small. ditions, the application of Windsor Associates on between KofC and Pinehurst. □ FINANCIAL wholesale outlet, run from mington, Conn, 06032. Commission has acted February, 1976. February, 1976 If found please call 643-8436. the real estate agents and the wooded) extensive Trontage Call 649-3144. Anthony Vitiello for a John Fitch Blvd. home, no investment, your price goes above, $40,500. on two roads, city sewers. upon the following business, your hours, for ap­ s itu a tio n Wanted 15 revised site plan of Bondi-Stocki-Mortgagaa I T elephone 646-1910. No $75,000. Call Arthur or CARPENTRY - Repairs, applications: development on property • Disapproved at the pointment call 742-9068. agents. Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. remodeling, additions, gar­ RELIABLE Babysitter • Approved, with con­ owned by John C. Midlin on Feb. 3 meeting the applica- MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Watson Beach Company, ages, rooting, call David ditions, the application of WANTED - married couple available, weeknights and Manchester office, 647-9139. Patria, 644-1796. John Fitch Blvd. in an in­ tion of Franklin cond, third. All kinds. Realty desiring second or third in­ weekends. Also school VERNON - Pretty Ranch on statewide. Credit rating un­ Lucian M. Grillo for a site dustrial zone. Associates, 1768 Ellington come, part time. $1000 a vacations. Keeney Street treed lot, fireplace plus wood necessary. Reasonable. Con­ burning stove, two baths, Business Properly 26 WES ROBBINS carpentry plan of development on • Approved, with con­ Rd., for a zone change month or more potential. Less area. 646-8863. remodeling specialist. Ad­ fidential, quick than $20 investment 742-9087 three bedrooms, finished rec arrangements. Alvin Lundy room, $33,900. O'Donnell Real MANCHESTER - Vernon ditions, rec rooms, dormers, for appointment. built-ins, bathrooms, Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ unMMMnioiocui* Estate, 875-8647. Townline, on busy Route 83, tion Plaza. Hartford. □ REAL ESTATE combination office and in­ kitchens, 649-3446, BICYCLE IfALRIANTy PART TIME janitor - dustrial building. Tremendous Evenings, 233-6879. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 17. Monday night will CAPE COD - Two years old, Police plan defeated cleaners, needed, mornings value. T.J. Crockett, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - and evenings. Must have Homes F o r S ale 23 find rain and showers in the Pacific Northwest and widespread 24’ living room, first floor family room with firmlace Realtors, 643-1577. new homes custom built, Coventry transportation. Call 649-5334. from the mid Gulf coast through the Tennessee and Ohio valley Charter Revision Committee, spoke Whit oVait ap'o/tVwfYr?!*' «*'vl'ca't'S'Sfo'J: □ EMPLOYMENT $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room and beamed ceilings. Eat-in remodeled, additions, rec and into most of the Northeast, with snow expected in the Lakes MANCHESTER - beauty rooms, garages, kitchens MONICA SHEA against the motion, RN or LPN part time, Ranch, fireplace, baseboard kitchen, formal dining room, heating, stove, refrigerator, area. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings in­ king sized master bedroom, salon, located in downtown remodeled, bath tile, cement 742-9495 Phillips said, "The compiission had Halp Wantad 13 rotating shift. Laurel Manor. Manchester. Good opportuni­ work. Steps, dormers. 649-4519. Hutchins Agency 646-3166, clude: (approximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis) aluminum siding, two-car gar­ The Democratic Town Committee voted originally favored the creation of such a Atlanta 51 (73), Boston 35 (53), Chicago 35 (49), Cleveland 41 age, treed lot, mint condition, ty for right person. Call for Residential or commercial. PHONE FROM home to ser­ details. Zinsser Agency, 646- Call 649-4291. last week not to ask the Town Council to board. But after talking to officials in ROUTE SALES - Established REDUCED FOR quick sale - (52). Dallas 48 (72), Denver 28 (54), Duluth 20 ( 34), Houston 52 $51,400. Philbrick Agency, create a police commission. vice our customers in the Realtors, 646-4200. 1511. other towns on the success of their groups, Manchester area, flexible dry cleaning and laundry two family, 30 Locust Street, (78). Jacksonville 56 ( 84), Kansas City 40 ( 55), Little Rock 48 no agents. 646-2426. 9-5. (72), Los Angeles 52 (65), Miami 68 (81), Minneapolis 30 (39), TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY The motion was proposed by Jan Hietala the charter commission decided not to go hours, super earnings. 249- route in Manchester and Reel Estate Wanted 28 Carpentry and general con­ Rockville area. Salary plus New Orleans 57 (79), New York 42 (59), Phoenix 42 (71), San COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 at the request of Richard Cromie, town this route.” 7773. 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, tracting. Residential and commission. Salary commen­ BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive Francisco 51 (64), Seattle 42 (51), St. Louis 42 (59), Washington chairman, because of what Cromie called Phillips said, "I would hope that the ^ BIKE TVNE.UP five room Ranch, family breezeway, garage, swim­ ALL CASH for your proc commercial. Whether it be a PRINTED Circuit board elec­ surate with experience. Call 46 ( 66). within 24 hours. Avoid red small repair job, a custom "frustration on the part of some residents police force would be more efficient and 875-2503. room, fireplace, paneling, ming pool, redwood deck, troplater needed for first shift wooded yard. $42,500. tape, instant service. Hayes built home or anything in when they have attempted to question the that the council will correct any witn a minimum of two years aluminum siding. Hutchins Agency. 646-3166. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Corporation, 646-0131. between, call 646-1379. Town Council on police policy and operational problems that may exist.” I • wsgiF-'' experience in copper, gold, 646-4200. budgets.’’ He said persons with grievances should ;jy « ip * T IO N ONLY I and nickle plating on single SELLING your house? Call us TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ and double sided boards. TOOL MAKERS BOLTON - HEBRON Line, MANCHESTER - 4-4 Duplex Cromie said the Coventry police force go fo the council and ask them to work Beautifully maintained seven M anchester EXECUTIVE L Ranch - Nine first and we’ll make you a vice - Remodeling, repairs, Supervisory ability essential. FIRST CLASS with generous cabineted rooms, 22x28 master cash otter. T.J. Crockett, additions, custom building. No may be administration heavy and spends them out with the police department, room Raised Ranch. kitchen, living room and two Excellent advancement op­ MACHINISTS bedroom, family room, game Realtor, 643-1577. job too small. Free estimates. too much on officer training. A1 Bradley also told the committee both portunities with a growing Applianced kitchen, bedrooms, separate utilities. fireplaced living room with UNIQUE room, den, private yard, on Over 25 years experience. 643- He said Coventry spends more on police the first and second town councils had S i* '® " '* company. Please call 646-4100 CINTIMATIC Ideal opportunity to own your IMMEDIATE CASH for your 5769. cathedral ceiling. Huge fami- ■Three bedroom Townhouse first home. $36,900. Wolverton dead end street in prime protection than other towns in the region. considered such a commission but thought between 9-4 days, OPERATOR neighborhood. $59,000. For property. Let us explain our Experience only. Must be Iv room. Low 40's. Century 21, Condominium, two baths, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813, Former Town Committee Chairman A1 they may become too political to be effec­ tedtord Real Estate. 647-9914. further details call Philbrick fair proposal. Call Mr. Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 NURSES AIDES - 7 a m, - 3 able to work and set-up plus two ‘A baths, plush rec Belfiore, 647-1413, Phillips, who was also a member of the tive. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. p.m. and 3-11 p.m., part time from blueprints. Apply room, appliances. Air con­ QUALITY BUILT - BIDWELL Home Improve­ and full lime. Experience on­ MANCHESTER - Ideal for Manchester - New eight room young family, six room ditioned. $36,900. MAY WE BUY your home? ment Co. Expert installation ly. Good starting salary. PARAGON TOOL CO. Colonial on treed lot in prime Quick, fair, all cash and no ot aluminum siding, gutters Liberal fringe benefits. East Colonial with 1 1/2 baths, residential area. Features in­ Benoit eyes Palace purchase 121 Adims St. three bedrooms, nice deep lot GAPE problems. Call Warren E. and trims. Roofing installa­ Hartford Convalescent Home, Mancheitar WARREN E. clude: four bedrooms, 2 1/2 Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- 745 Main St., East Hartford. and above ground pool. Only baths, three-zone heating, Excellent 7-room Cape, two $31,900. Wolverton Agency, 9109. Vernon HOWLAND thermalpane windows, first baths, fireplace, den, CASH for your property. Call Realtors. 649-2813. floor laundry room, large carpeting, built-ins, walk to Through a purchase agreement Originally known as the Palace Theater MANCHESTER Public School 643- us first it anxious to Sell. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, JANITORIAL HELP - fieldstone fireplace in family school, aluminum siding, Keith Real Estate. 646-4126 or roofing, storm windows, aw­ arranged by Mayor Thomas Benoit, the and one which specialized in family-type - is seeking a certified MANCHESTER - New Raised room, city utilities and much remedial reading teacher who couples, male or female. 643- nice yard. Won’t last. $39,500 649-1922 nings. Quality workmanship, town of Vernon has until May 1 to movies, more recently the theater had Ranch, seven rooms, Include more. Located on lot number is available for full time 574'f. three bedrooms, two baths, ★ UNITED REALTY ★ free estimates. Fully insured. purchase the vacant theater building on been purchased by a chain and showed 41 Kent Drive. 3-S Realty, 649- 872-9187. 649-3417, employment beginning March built-in oven, range and dis­ ESSEX STREET - Vacant six 8505. 646-S016 School St. only X-rated movies. I. 1976 Because this position CONSCIENTIOUS, depen­ hwasher, Two fireplaces, two- room Cape, in low, low 30's. □ MISC. SERVICES ^ 0 9 9 dable, person for office mail D&A ROOFING. Roofs, ’The asking price is $34,000. Benoit en­ The building is owned by the Interstate SAVE 7.M is being funded by a state car garage. Aluminum siding. Completely remodeled, MANCHESTER - by owner. f U SAVE 810 grant, applicants must be room and relief switchboard aluminum siding, T.J. siding, gutters, and leaders. visions it as a town auditorium. Theater Corp. of Boston. The purchase our rtg. 60.90 I our rog. 40.90 $53,500. Wolverton Agency, Must Sell, Six room Cape, currently unemployed and duties. Full lime. Apply in Realtors, 649-2813. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Services Ottered 31 Free estimates. Fully in­ Entering the purchase agreement will would have to be approved by the Town HUFFY BOYS* 20** HI-RISE erson, Arbor Acres Farm three bedrooms, dining room, OVERSIZED CAPE - Six sured. 249-0205. HUFF\m N*H OR LADIES* residents of Manenester. Con­ living room with fireplace, rooms, with central air- not cost the town any money and does not Council and then sent to a public hearing 26** 3-SPEED SUN COUNTRY Free-»plrlt rocer hat 20" blackwallt, hl-rito handto- tact W. Deakin, 646-5854. nc., Marlborough Road. MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room NEW LISTING - Large over­ REWEAVING burns, holes. bara and comforlabla banana taddit. Tough tubular fGlastonbury. garage, partially fenced lot, conditioning, eat-in kitchen, SPECIALIZING in cleaning commiWt to the purchase of the building. and a town meeting. Features 3-speed gearing system with trigger shift, ateal frame for durability. Ranch, built 1975, Dining sized Cape, two-car garage. major appliances, ideal loca­ dining room, brand new bath, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. blackwalls, chrome touring style handlebars, dual CASHIER - hours negotiable, room, fireplace in living Fireplace. Beautiful wooded Window shades, Venetian and repairing Chimneys and caliper brakes, reflective pedals. Men's 22" frame; BUSINESS secretary assis­ tion. $33,100, call 647-9824. three good sized bedrooms, roofs. Free estimates. 30 ladles' 19" frame. call Manchester Twin room, kitchen with built-ins. lot. Only $40,500, Pasek $35,000. Philbrick Agency, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Qnema, Mr. Sledz or Mr. tant, dental office. Excellent Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ Realtors, 289-7475, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Years Experience. Rowley, 6 9 §our ? r«g. 79.W typing business office skills NEW LISTING - at beautiful Realtors, 646-4200, 643-5361. Suburban briefs- Metivier, 646-2271. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Columbia Lake. Year ’round 5221. essential. Reply Herald Box EAST ELDRIDGE ST. - Two T. aluminum sided home. RANCH - Six room, three Healing-Plumbing 35 ASSEMBLERS and coil MANCHESTER - Inflation new homes under construc­ Delightful kitchen with stove, bedrooms, large country CUSTOM DRAPERIES - Murphy of the Little Theater of COLUMBIA 26'' MEN'S winders, must have finger hedge for the future, 4-family, tion, drive by, and call T.J. made very reasonable, work Council meeting dishwasher, refrigerator. kitchen, fireplace, 12x25 fami­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, Manchester to speak on "Twenty dexterity and capable of fine AVON - NEVER sold before? central location, good income, Crockett,. Realtors, 643-1577. Priced to sell at $31,000. Call ly room, garage, shaded yard guaranteed, call anytime, 649- 10-SPEED RACER work, will train. Hours 7:30-4, cleaned with electric cutters, EAST HARTFORD - The Town Minutes Before Curtain Time.” Don’t worry. As an Avon mid 50's. Wolverton Agency, B/W Realty, 647-1419. pn quiet stre e t. $44,900. 4266, Sporty men's racer with 10-speed derallleur and stem apply to Able Coil and Elec­ representative you can earn Realtors. 649-2813. VICTORIAN - ten rooms, by professionals. McKinney Council will meet Tuesday night in the mounted shifters. Also has blackwalls, tubular Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ tronics, Howard Road, money in your spare time. completely renovated, four 646-4200. DRESSMAKING, hems and Town Hall. Four former East Hartford Auxiliary meeting straight side rims. Mass type drop handlebar with Mat pany, 643-5308. alloy racing stem, front/rsar sidspull caliper brakes, Bolton. And I’ll show you how. Call: MANCHESTER bedrooms, large lot. Must be alterations done in m'y home. councilmen will be honored. Albin VERNON — Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc- 21" trams, black racing saddle and rellsctor psdalsl 523-9401. seen to be appreciated. Cen­ FIRST TIME RAISED RANCH - Seven Reasonable. Call 646-4019. PART TIME -10-30 hours per NEW LISTING tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- NO JOB too small, toilet Anderson, Stephen Barron, Hans Hansen Unit 14, American Legion, will rooms, beamed cathedral S f / ' / f f I \ 7/M S I ( H i 1 ( ) ( I t Will I I S week. Neat appearance and BINDERY WORKERS- six room Ranch, garage, 1316. FURNITURE Refinishing. repairs, plugged drains, Depold, and Anthony Donatelli will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the OFFERED ceiling in living room with kitchen faucets replaced, pleasant personality a must. Experienced preferred, inter­ large fireplaced living Manchester half acre coun­ fieldstone fireplace, eat-in Free pick-up and delivery. receive resolutions passed by the coun­ Legion Home, West Rd., Rockville. Apply in person only. Swiss view only Thursday February room, partially finished In­ ANDOVER - Seven room Call 646-8567. repaired, ree rooms, try lot close to everything! kitchen, formal dining room, bathroom remodeling, heat cil in appreciation of their services to Laundry, 521 East Middle 19th, l0-2, Hartford Bindery, sulated basement. $42,- Raised Ranch-on 1.7 acres. 1 Fireplaced living and fami­ 15x21 family room with the community. Pot luck dinner VSAVE S20 Turnpike, Manchester. 2882 North Main Street, Hart­ SOO. 1/2 baths, good location. T.J. ACADEMY APPLIANCE and modernization, etc. Free es­ ly room highlight this three fireplace, wooded acre lot timates gladly given. M & M * our rog. 0100 ford. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. with privacy, $44,900. rctrigeration service - Repair SOUTH WINDSOR - The South MOSSBERG MOHAWK 20" MOTOCRORS WARREN E. ______A______* ______bedroom Ranch. 2-car, 3- Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Dems to meet Molocrois-ftyls Irsms; hl-tlts 20" whssit; bv Philbrick Agency, Realtors, most makes of appliances and Windsor Historical Society will sponsor RAMBLING nine room Cape, door garage plus many refrigerators, call Vernon 643- HUFFY 27** 10-SPEED CONTESTANT guird ind grips; tubular fork; torgsd chroms 646-4200. BOTTl HEATING and Plum­ SOUTH WINDSOR - The syalsm; lull chain guard; saddls; moral Adds UD 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, extras. Call for an appoint­ 1811. its annual pot luck dinner and auction Wide ranoe of featurea In thia deluxe bikel Juat to quilt • biktl HOWLAND name a few; 10-apeed derallleur gearing ayatem 10 trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ ment today. bing - All heating and plum­ Democratic Town Committee will at First Congregational Church, Main 643-1108 RAISED RANCH - Seven bing repairs plus remodeling. with stem mounted ratchet ahlft levera, gumwall ATTENTION cy, Realtors, 646-3166. rooms, first floor laundry, MADE TO ORDER - Formica meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Town St. The buffet will be at 6:30 p.m. tires, Maes bend handlebars, reflective rat trap Call 646-8641. pedals and much, much morel RICHARDS & KEHMNA three bedrooms, two full tops, cabinets, doors. Top Hall. The agenda includes discussion of Members are also asked to bring auc­ MANCHESTER- New listing - MULTI-FAMILY - 5-5,2 fami­ 626-6846 quality work, references. HOUSEWIVES! U&R Built eight room baths, carpeted rec room with the April 27 caucus and the May 11 tion items with them. ly duplex, minutes to Parkade fireplace, two-car garage, Free estimates, 649-7831. OTTO LORENTZEN - Plum­ I our reg. Pgmwntnt Part-tInw potitlon at Araa Advltor. Colonial, 2IA baths, double bing, heating repairs. primary. Aiso, the “Shamrock Hop’’ SAVE 8.1 and DUS. 2-car garage, level ■ larg e treed lot, $51,900. . 1 1 i SAVE 3.M U ' % ^ 10.90 —M utt be avallabla 6 daya garage, all the extras. Air- lot, nice income. Only $40,000. MANCHESTER - Central Remodeling. Economy rates. for March 6 at St. Margaret Mary’s Deans list Philbrick Agency, Realtors, CARPENTRY WORK and BICYCLE BABY SEAT BIHE CARRIER conditioning, dead-end street. Keith Real Estate. 646-4126, colonial, good condition, Custom Cabinet work, Ralph Call 649-4056 to 8:30 a.m., 6-8 Church Hall will be discussed. —Houra 2-5 dally, 12-3 Saturday 60’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- 646-4200. p.m. VERNON — Tracey Grous, son of Baby can ride along anywhere Mount on trunk of any carl 649-1922. private yard, small barn. $29,- Nadeau, call 643-7004. and always be aaie because Steel tubing; vinyl covered —M utt hava dapandabla car 0131. 900, Hayes Corporation, 646- Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Grous of Ver­ this super seat features leg carrying arms; accomodates ROCKLEDGE - Seven room Flooring 38 School menus and feet protectors. 2 bikes* NEW TO MARKET - This 0131. Ranch, three bedrooms, WATERPROOFING - non has been named to the dean’s list at kUNCHSTn EVENINt HERAUI BOLTON - Eight room oversized Cape is just right Hatchways, foundation HEBRON — The school menu this Rapibling Ranch with three or fireplace, rec room, two-zone FLOOR Sanding - Retinishing, St. Michael’s College, Winooski, Vt. for the growing family. Large COLUMBIA Lakefront U&R heat, garage, porch, $44,900. cracks, sump pumps installed, week includes: Tuesday, ravioli, gar­ Grous is a 1973 graduate of Rockville l.N four bedrooms, family size master bedroom, formal built bi-level, two baths, two fireplace repairs, concrete floors like new, no waxing, 647-9946 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, (specializing in older floors). den- salad, Italian bread, pears; 4 4 4 kitchen, dining room den and dining room, eat-in kitchen. fireplaces. Immediate oc­ basement floors, ceramic tile High School. He is attending thecoilege office. One car garage. $51,- 646-4200. Ceilings and inside painting. Wednesday, juice, cheeseburgers, plus fireplaced living room, 1 cupancy. $69,900. Hayes Cor­ repairs, slate hallways. on a scholarship awarded by the U. S. 500, Wolverton Agency, 1/2 baths, garage. Non-traffic poration. 646-0131. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- SAVE t i ^ Expert mason. 643-4953, 653- chips, citrus salad, brownies; Air Force. fSAVEII.SS'' Realtors. 649-2813. street, only $36,900. Keith 2914, 527-5522. 2222. Novn wm, P« MANCHESTER Thursday, juice, meatloaf, rice pilaf, SAVE 20.00 r rsg. n .tS Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- BOLTON - Reduced $3,000. Sewing class 3 9 9 our reg. j m LOVELY six room Ranch 1922. Owners have purchased green beans, fruit bar; Friday, clam our reg. 00.90 , 8.00 PUMP SIX BEDROOMS CARPET Installation and WANTED home, on quiet tree lined another home, and are repairs, residential and com­ [] MISC. FOR SALE chowder, tuna salad boat, cole slaw, ■TOLLAND — "Sew Easy With WATER CHAIN Osluxs tirs street. Two fireplaces, 1 t/2 anxious to sell this very lovely dessert. There is no school today. BACH TO NATURE 10-SPEED BIHE WITH LOCH pump with HUFFY 20" 3-SPEED Imnibdlate employment for car clean up MANCHESTER - four family, Ten-room home, ideal for mercial, free estimates, one Knits,” will be the topic of a class for Men's 24" or ladles' 22" 10-speed bike by Huffyl BOTTLE ihumblock. baths, garage, privacy, four rooms each unit, parking, custom built Ranch, on year guarantee on all Articles lor Sale 41 4'x 3/16" case and polishing person. Good working con- Buckley School, low 40^s, large family on a budget. intermediates to be conducted at the Dual caliper handbrakes, reflective pedala, touring Comes with mount h M n e d chain wlth> BOYS’ RED HOT separate heat, $6,900 income, secluded treed acre. Large treed lot with pool. workmanship. Call Bob or Potluck supper style saddle and morel Ing bracket. lock. You can never Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, Maintenance free redwood United Congregational Church of be too aafel ditlorts and fringe benefita. Apply In per­ asking $42,900. Warren E. Only $41,900. Ron 646-1580, 875-6323. ALUMINUM sheets used as 649-1922. Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. and stone exterior. Unusuaj VERNON — The Women’s son to service department. printing plates. .007 thick, Tolland. Classes will start Feb. 26 from raised hearth fieldstone PAPERHANGING - Our only 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for Fellowship of Union Congregational 7 to 9 p.m. Those wishing to register NEW HOMES - Ranches. MANCHESTER - extra nice fireplace in living room, first WARREN E. work, any type wall covering. $1. Phone 643-2711. Church will meet Wednesday starting should contact any of the following: Capes, Colonials, Raised six room Colonial, plus large floor carpeted, family room Fully insured. Call 871-0062 or with a potluck supper at 6:30 p.m. The Joan Simmons, Karen Affricano, or USE OUR CONVENIENT DILLON FORD, Ranches, in several locations two story heated barn in with built in desk and 875-7123. CLEAN USED refrigerators, or Two-Family homes 2 and 3 cabinets, above nound pool HOWLAND program will sta rt a t 8 p.m. with Henry Judy Goodman. LAYAWAY PLAN business location. Ideal for ranges, automatic washers, 381 Broad St., Manchester 319 MAIN STREET | FORD bedroom models. For your live-at-home tradesman, shop and much more. Reduced to REALTORS TYPING - editing, and proof with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s _ MANCHESfa new home needs call Merritt or offices. 50’s. Warren E. $52,900. Cantor & Goldfarb, 643-1108 reading. Work of professional Appliances. 649 Main St. 643- Agency, 646-1180. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 871-0005, or 875-6244. quality, 649-0252. 2171 PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 16.1976

Frank and E m M t CitFkbrNtA inc rM uS P«i On Business lor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 61 Aulot For Sole 61 Campen Mobile I 65 X 'v e g o t g o o d Answer to Previous Puzzle ------R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., Feb. 16, 1976 — PAGE FIFTEEN TWO SPACIOUS offices, plen- WE PAY $15 for complete 1972 CAMARO, orange with Hiv/s fof^ Yoy, ty of free parking, heat and junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland black vinyl top. 6 cylinder, MOVE UP to 14’ wides living, Ornaments air conditioning included Auto Body, 528-1990. standard, 70,000 miles. Good no better time to trade. New Charles M. Schultz __ _ Uase desired. Qjntact Johi ACROSS 65 Latin conjunction .nIAtt, condition. $2,000. Call 1-267- front kitchen, bow window, H. Lappen Inc., 649-5261. BUICK, 1969, Electra, loaded 4871. matching appliances and Dear Abby 1 Translucent (p l.) H i P A R T O ? O U R stone 66 Dispatched with e^ipment, 80,000 true more, $9,995. Large selection 5 Brooch IM N0TACC0Mai5HIN6 a f f i r m AT lVC A cnO fl □ AUTOMOTIVE miles. Excellent mechaniial 1967 MUSTANG - Needs of 14’ wide to choose from. 8 Certain DOWN ANH'THINe... I'M NOT condition, $950. Call 649-5265. minor body work, good motor, Excellent financing available. By Abigail Van Buren necklace STOP THE 1 River to Baltic P L A M , X h a v e T o clutch, brakes, and tires. 6 Immediate parking material 6ETTIN6 ANWHEKE... 12 Remove sea Autos For Sale 61 1969 NOVA, two door, radio cylinder standard. $495., or throughout the state. Parts, DEAR ABBY: I, tod, receivsd an anonymous telephone 2 South American CLOCK! HI! P R O M O T E S o m e o n e heater, snow tires, good con­ best offer. 742-8867 after 6 (prim.) 1/— supplies and accessories, full call concerning my husband. It went something like thia: 13 One (Scot.) country dition, $1100, also two tires D- p.m. or before 1 p.m. 3 Word of sorrow M H O 1 $ T o t a l l y ^ NEED CAR? Credit bad? time service department. The phone rang in my office in our small-town, wedcly 14 Is capable Bankrupt? Repossessed? 78-14,. Sears Dynaglass, prac­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur 15 Historic 4 Masculine name newspaper, and uie woman who called asked my identity -5 Home (slang) 26 Groan incom petent . ^ „ I Honest Douglas accepts tically new, $40 new, each $25, Trucks tor Sale 62 Cross Highway, Berlin ’Turn­ and then said: periods 43 Southern 643-^29 after 6. 16 601 (Roman) 6 Incorporated 27 Girl’s name general lowest down, smallest pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. "Is your daughter home?” (ab.) 1970 DODGE Van - New: 17 Shorten sail 28 Facts 45 Departs payments. Douglas Motors, 7 Whinny 30 Poker bet WINTHROP 345 Main. P O N T IA C Ventura, clutch, alternator, regulator, WANTED 50 used mobile “Which one?’' I asked. "I have three.” 18 Corrodes 47 Exchange BY DICK CAVALLI “The one Who’s a nvirsel” 20 Dark red 6 Large containera 31 Confined 49 Smites Hatchback, 1973. 6 cylinder, and tires. Insulated. $1,400. homes. Will pay top dollar. 1- Slone 9 Lad's nickname 32 Things in 50 Off center ■ - THE C5REAT \ ^ , TOYOTA - See us for reliable automatic, power steering, 429-4865 after 5 p.m. 828-0369, broker, "A nurae? Why do you ask?” 22 Roof 10 Away from wind aeries 51 Simple WINTHROP \ (D M ^ A . used Toyotas with our 60-day $2,200. Call 646-4377 after 5. "Well, I just saw your husband drive by Mt. Pleasant ornament 11 Skillful 35 Mother 53 Biblical weed WIU-NCWR? ^ f 100% warranty. We also buy TWO BANK Repossessions - and Roosevelt, and he had a young woman dressed in white 2 4 ------Haw19 Health reaorta (coll.) 54 Later 25 Precious 21 Roman bronze A T R IP L E / (i\ used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 1962 NOVA, Chevy, two new one set up in a park ready to with himt” 36 Girl's best 55 Bird's home Uotorcycles-BIcycles 64 green stone 23 Islands (Fr.) friend 56 Rodent Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss 6QMB?SAaLr / ,___A- 345 Center Street, tire s. 283, 3-speed. New live in. Must sell. Bank will I laughed (I couldn’t help it), then she banged down the 29 Hits with open 25 Ordinal suffix 40 Hard-Shelled 59 Bitter OFFTHie / T Manchester, 646-4321. shifter, good running condi­ 1974 HONDA 360 excellent arrange all financing. For in­ receiver. hand (Pl.) trull (pl.) vetch tion. Asking $200. 742-8407. 33 Bushy clump condition, Iqw mileage, $800, formation call 1-828-0360, The small cafe next to us had only two girls working there 5“ 5“ C H A IR . ) \ 34 Juncture 1 i ~ 5 r ~ J !“ 2 r r II PARTS DEPARTMENT now call 646-5436. broker. (in midaftemoon), and one of them had caught her hand in a HOW ABOUT you, X VLL I'M TURNING THE NOTEBOOK OVER LANC?IN(t CN 36 Snicker —^ RUKMAN— ARE YOU ) PHONE open Saturdays, Complete line PONTIAC - 1968, GTO, two mixer. The other girl aske(i,if one of ua would please drive 12 12 14“ SHERIFF— rV E DECIDED TO THE D. A ./ MfCKBYi-'PlND h i s / /] J 4 door hardtop, V-8 automatic, 37 Part of arm READY TO AAAKB / MY of Chrysler parts. Chorches the injured girl to the emergency hospital, and it was easier 39 Boy's TO TALK TO THE A STATEA^NT? X LAWYER! FINEEPTIPB.' / Motors, 649-3646. $600, call 646^624. IS i6 IT" V DISTRICT ATTORNEY/ Autos For Sale gt Autos For Sale for my husband to get away than it was for me, so he drove nickname her there. 41 Powerful 1* a r 2i What did that woman expect to gain except to make me explosive 1 1 42 Slow-moving A 24 unhappy? gastropod 1 C)l976byN(A Inc I U Reg US Pal Off. ^ --- o OtWU-J I'm glad I laughed. It niuat have taken the wind out of 44 Charm jewelry 25 26 2 T ST 2i w her aaIIa 46 At the age of (Latin) s r u 1 - 34 RUTH IN IOWA 48 Took food w Articles lor Sale 41 ' DEAR RUTH: I happen to agree with you. But reed on 49 Pounding Apartments For Bent 53 Apartments-For Rent implement □ RENTALS for ■ letter from someone who diaagreee with both ot ne. 42 FIREPLACE WOOD - for sale 52 Lucifer FIVE LARGE Rooms - se­ 56 Of the ileum and tree work, call 647-1834. DEAR ABBY: When I read your advice to the woman 4 6 Rooms lor Rent 52 NORTHGATE cond floor, avialable March (comb, form) 15, security required. Call 647- who had received an anonymous call telling her that her 57 Exist FIREWOOD, split, seasoned 300 SOUTH n . 49 s o 61 62 53 55 VERNON. CT. 1876. husband was having an affair, I became furious. You told 60 Weathercock F ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly 61 Ripped hardw ood. 12' and 18” that woman that the caller was probably a miserable person W 57 66 lengths, 267-4322. rooms, single $56., double $69. Flnttt ipartmcntt in this arM. 62 Patriotic group Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer Wa hava two largo fully earpotod FOUR ROOMS, second floor, trying to make others miserable, and the wife should forget plus tax, continental (ab.) 5 T 62 breakfast, maid service, color ona bodroom apartmonta with rivate entrance, appliances, about the callt / 63 Roman love FOR SALE-Used Kodagraph prlvata antrancaa, privata patloa eat, hot water included. $190. god 5 T TV, utilities, parking. Call, K Well, Abby, let me tell my story: I, too, was married to a o4 6 6 I CALL HER micro film reader, model and tarmandoua cloaata. Baalda No pets. 643-2289. 64 Went swiftly 18 MPE, $125, Phone 643-2711, 646-2300. iho uaual appllancaa, aach of fine, professional man for a num b^ of years. I, too, received M Y FRENCH an anonymous phone call telling me that my husband was INEWSPAPER ENTERPKISE ASSN. I Ext. 33. lhaaa apartmonta haa a dia- FIVE room apartment, heat CONNECTION FURNISHED ROOM for rent, hwaahor. clothoa waahor, and having an affair with his secretary. I, too, was clothaa dryar for your own par* and hot water, parking. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury all conveniences. Parking, Security deposit. Call 649-5761. dumblovmded. However, instead of forgetting it, I did my above ground pool distributor near bus line. Call 649-6914. aonal uao. A auporinlondont and own investigating and discovered that my husbud was in kind of aorvlco of which wo aro wiil seii and completely in­ fact dating his secretary—and had been for some time. vary proud.Hoat, hot wator, MANCHESTER - five room Win at Bridge stall a huge 16x31' OD swim SLEEPING room, furnished parking, ovarything Includod In In my. opinion, the person who informed me was not e for rent. 272 Main Street. Duplex, three bedrooms, pooi complete with fencing, ronlal of $205. porch, garage, cellar, quiet ’’miserable person” trying to mska me misertble. She was sundeck, filter, and pump. residential area, 649-5824. simply a friend who was trying to tip me off. w i m Now only $888. Full price LIGHT Housekeeping, room I think it is absolutely disgusting that the wife is always for rent, stove, refrigerator financing available. Call toll Call 872-6011 MANCHESTER - Five room the lest to know about her husband’s extracurricular Diamond bid is best shot free 1-800-628-9607, 9-9 daily, and linens provided. 801 Main No Poll Street, 649-9879. apartment, first floor, in­ activities. I ’d rather be miserable knoisring the truth about cludes heat, stove. $265. No my husband then live in “ignorant bliss” with a man who WANTED - Used baby fur­ pets. Call 646-5355. makes a mockery out of hie marriage vows. and Icings. His hand clearly 2-U niture, in good condition, BEDROOM - share 1 1/2 baths, kitchen with owner and TWO ROOM apartment, heat, THROWING THE BUM OUT NORTH 16 calls for an opening bid, but he already have crib and dresser. APARTMENT to Rent - three «Q854 Please call 643-9262. other tenant, references, dis­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, DEAR ABBY: My 86-year-oId mother always starts up is too weak for one notrump Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence count for lease, 649-7630. rooms, fully carpeted, air con- VKQ and has no biddable suit. He furniture. Apply Marlows, 867 ditioned, stove and an argument with me whenever we have company. I am a Main St. nervous person and flare up quickly, end before you know it, « A K Q J 10 opens one diamond. North CAMPER SHELL - 8' in­ refrigerator, no children, A J 3 5TRAN0E THIW6& V PIPN’T 7HIM < Y NO DOUBT THEV’L L sulated and paneled. Jalousie CONVENIENTLY Located, there is a big battle raging. bids rather unscientifically to ARE HAPPEWIWe OHiOH!,„THE MUMM/ HASN'T BEEN security and credit reference WEST EAST INJECTINS THAT " UNWRAPPED...BUT IT LOOKS LIKE windows, $250, all reasonable clean, quiet, furnished room, COVENTRY - ultra modern This happened again over the holidays, and my married six diamonds.” AT McKEE'S required, call 643-0250. * J 7 * 10 9 6 3 SUNK INTO THE SOMEOMEMAV be COMINS UNELUEDl offers considered, Vernon, shower, parking, homelike aU apartments in former church children who were visiting me at the time packed up their Jim? "The contract wrpps E6YPTIAN Die.., M UM MV WOULD V J 7 2 V 10 98 6 871-1824. mosphere: Mature responsi­ building $250, appliances, kida and put their luggage in the car, and it was “Adios, up. South draws trumps with HELP U& FIND ble person. Phone 569-2525. THREE ROOM restored 9984 ♦ 5 rugs, parking, no pets. 742- Colonial, built-in range, AmigosI” three leads, cashes dummy’s THE STOLEN RAILINGS, Ornamental 6955, Pat Huffman. AAQ 10 9 6 * 875 4 king and queen of hearts, JEWELS, PIP cabinets, heat, hot water, This was very humiliating to me, Abby. ft’s happened VA? columns, cast iron wood COMFORTABLE sleeping SOUTH (D) enters his hand with the ace of room, parking, on bus line. parking, central. Quiet, before, but I can’t seem to prevent it. Don’t tell me to lock A A K 2 stoves, Frank’s Ornamental FOR RENT - two bedroom middle-aged person, spades, discards one of dum­ Must have references. Call Grandma in her room or send her doTvn the basement. She V AS43 Iron Shop, 59 Loomis Street, apartment, parking, no pets, references. 643-2171 before 6 649-6526. won't go. ♦ 76 32 my’s clubs on the ace of Manchester. 649-7316. middle age adults preferred, p.m., 643-8470 after 6. $160 a month, 649-2559. WIDOW IN INDIANA 4K2 hearts and winds up with twelve easy tricks.” MUST SELL - Living room PLEASANT room, private 3'A room apartment, like Both vulacrable home, kitchen privileges, $20 THREE ROOM first floor DEAR WIDOW: Has it ever occurred to you that yonr Oswald: ” I have to admit set, five piece dinette set, private house. Appliances. that I constructed the North, recliner and lamps, other mis­ per week. Call M9-3678 or 643- apartment, heated, stove, dderly mother may be emotionally or mentally unstabla? It 9859. Lease Deposit. Working Wcil North East Soslh East and West hands. A club cellaneous items. Call 646- refrigerator, convenient to adults. No cnildren, pets. 643- tokoa two to battle. Whether your mother ia r%ht or wrong, 6073. shopping. Middle age couple to k ^ the peace, keep quiet, and you'll have yonr problem lead beats six diamonds if 2880. 1 « North plays the hand and six preferred, call between 5 and Pass Apartments For Rent 53 7, 649-1919. 4 N. T. Pass 5 » notrump is beaten by perfect TWO YEAR old gas stove, APRIL 1st Occupancy- six Pass 6 ♦ Pass Pass Alley Oop — Dave Graue excellent condition. $50. Call room Duplex, convenient, Pass defense so South’s doubtful 646-4527. WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER - three room diamond opening is a real for the rental of your apart­ appliances, security required. Opening lead- 4 e apartment, second floor of a Mature adults only. Phone Astro-graph winner,” ment or home. J.D. Real WHY..,OOP.t / a r e ' iO U V U S T AS FIVE PIECE drop leaf rock two-family house, appliances, 643-2018 after 5:30 p.m DONTCHA I SURE ABOUT SURE AS maple kitchen set $75. Call Estate Associates, Inc. 646- utilities, $180, J. D. Real By BERNICE BEDE 080L 1980. S E E T H B V T H A T ? J W E 'R E 643-2221 after 4 p.m. Estate, 646-1980. By Oswald & James Jacoby ENGINEERED VERNON ELLINQTON A Florida reader wants to T H IS WHOLE DUNCAN PHYFE drop leaf LOOKING for anything in real APARTMENT to Sub-let, four For Tu—day, Fab. 17,1070 Oswald: ” No matter what d e a l ! estate rental - apartments, TOWN HOUSE SCORPIO (OcL 34-Nov. 33) know what we do as dealer table and four Lyre back rooms, refrigerator, stove, Today you are likely to place system you play there are go­ with: chairs, call 649-0361. homes, multiple dwellings, no $190. heat and water included. 6AR0ENS ing to be occasions when you fees. Call J.D. Real Estate the Interests of others far aAK2»A543 e7632*K2. Call 643-0250 anytime. One and two bedroom ARieo (March 21-Aprtt I I ) above your own. Thia won't go just don’t have a proper bid.” We have attempted to SEVEN FOOT homemade Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Your rewards will be greater unnoticed. apartments. Immediately Jim: "Even when you have answer this question with pool table, cue balls and MANCHESTER - Four room today if you take pride in what MANCHESTER - Brand new available at Town House SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 33-Dm . an obvious bid, it doesn’t today’s article. One diamond sticks, and rack, included, $40, apartment, heat and hot you do and work to please mean that you will get the call 649-6733. three bedroom duplexes, star­ water, $175 per month plus Gardens. This suburban others. 31) Conditions look favorable won’t often work out as well ting at $250 per month. apartment community of today where your career and best result from your action.” as it does this time, but year security. Call 643-9139. TAURUS (April 30-May 30) finances are concerned. Op­ Oswald: "South has 14 high- WATCH COLOR TV Tonight - Includes appliances, and is unusual architectual in and year out it will give the fully carpeted, heat not in­ This is a good day to get portunities may come through card points, made up of aces no more repair costs, BOLTON- large one bedroom design and beautiful together with an old friend best results. cluded. No pets. Security and friends. guaranteed free next day in- apartment, stove, landscaping features: you’ve neglected a bit lately. references required. Call 647- CAPRICORN (Dec. 33-Jan. nome service, no down pay­ refrigerator, heat and hot Private entrances, private Let her know you still care. ment, call before noon, and 9936 or 649-2003. water. Quiet neighborhood, 10) Concentrate on a major Berry’g World patios with sliding glass QKMINI (May 31-Juna 30) You goal toda^; You should be able Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions have color TV tonight, 528- references required, $210 are adapt at closing a deal to­ 9071. UNUSUAL Deluxe one monthly, 646-2311. doors, wall-to-wall to make substantial progress If bedroom Townhouse, private carpeting, range, day. particularly If there Is you apply yourself. entrances and patio, full base- refrigerator and garbage something of value In it for you. MYBB IT'S JUST TWIN BED - by G. Fox, TWO BEDROOM - luxury AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-Feb. I I ) M y IMASINATION BUT excellent condition, ment, includes, heat, Townhouse, located in disposal, traverse rods, CANCER (June 31-July 33) You'll get better results today THE UOHTNIHS BUGS bedspread and drapes appliances, carpeting and Highland Park section, of master TV antenna, Your words will have greater from things you do with SEEM BIGGEie pool, ice skating pond. $245 AlOIMNG impact today than you’re apt to someone else, than If you work ANO NOISIER opitional. Reasonable. 646- Manchester, wooded and storage and laundry 7340. per month. Damato Enter­ private, for information, call give yourself credit for. Others alone. THIS prises, 646-1021. facilities in basem ent. won’t take them lightly. 646-1616 after 5 o’clock. Total electric. No pets. PISCES (Feb. 30-Meroh 30) WE BUY and sell furniture. Rentals start at $165 per 6 1 LEO (July 33-Aug. 33) Your You might now begin to see a Cash on the line. One piece or ELLINGTON Penny Hill FIVE ROOM third floor part- material prospects look very return on obligations that are an entire houseful. 646-6432. Apartments - 3 1/2 large ment, heat, stove, utilities, in­ month. Call 872-0528 encouraging today. Keep an due you. Don't refuse anything Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. rooms, live closets, cluded. Middle-aged adults, no Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 Cutlass 124 eye peeiea for situations that owed you. Beside Douglas Motors. appliances, carpeting and pets. 647-1619. p.m. could add to your resources. storage. Heat and hot water iiV A N rib SPECIAL EDITION VIRGO (Aug. 3 3-8ap t 33) You WHIRLPOOL WASHING included. Parking for two 3 1/2 ROOMS redecorated, can achieve desired results to­ your Machine, like new. $125. cars. Adults, positively no $150, Lease, security, no pets. Homes lor Rent 2 DOOR COUPE day If you don’t lose track of Fireplace set, $18. Call 643- pets. Immediate occupancy. Call alter 6. 643-7279. what it will mean to you. Think b i t J x f c iy ^ O C K fitT /c $195. Call 875-9407 if no of yourself, but don't be selfish. Feb. 17,1970 6472. MANCHESTER - Six room SADDLE METALLIC WWHITE TOP AND INTERIOR answer, 871-1666. Cape in Choice residential EQUIPPED WITH THIS SPECIAL LIBRA (Sept. 33-Ocl. 33) Don't There will be a more profitable STOCK *7053 EQUIPPED WITH 350 V S, Turbo- T b O . ' Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 area. Two bedrooms, CUTLASS 124 OPTION PACKAGE be discouraged today if that market for your knowledge and Born Loser — Art Sansom TWO BEDROOM G arden RENTAL OFFICE Hydromallc Tranjmluion. Powor Slaoring. refrigerator and stove in­ Powof Diic. Brakoi. ERTSnlS S Inl Bollod which you hope to accomplish skills this year. Work or career PRIVATE riding instructions, apartments, large kitchen, no DAMATO ENTERPRISES cluded. $275 monthly, one Rodial Tirol, TIrilod Window!, AM Rodlo. gets off to a alow start. Things advancement Is likely If you English and Western, ?5.00 pets, appliances. Call Glaston­ Large variety of ApartmentJ and month security deposit. Call Elecitonic Ignillon. Body AcconI Sirlpot and will get better. use your talents wisely. Townhouies throughout M m o i m ) THAT'$ 7 ,AMP AN iMPLOeiOM bury House 633-4972. CUTLASS 124 PACKAGE HURRiaiie,^TAMPANP per hour, call 633-5571, Manchester. 643-1570. 6>C3E5 "foNAB.' anytime. ftanta/ Offfc* op an da/fy 9-5, MANUFACTURER’S LIST PRICE ■ $5270. eoe^ ^ SOUR TWO BEDROOM apartment, Sat 9*9, Sundty 1U3 COLUMBIA - Attractive Bug* Btinny — Heimdahl and Stoffel SCRANTON MOTORS DISCOUNT 556. piffereuce betvukw 'PAW61* )\ A U ^R ?/ BASSET HOUND - ARC near school, churches and 646-1021 Ranch, two bedrooms, dining SPECIAL GRILLE SALON DUAL CHROME e i 976byKEA.Irc. registered, male, eight shopping area. Please call 646- 240 N«w Slat* Road room, fireplace, garages, DESIGN STEERING WHEEL SPORT MIRRORS W10LPlO6IOf)WJPAN months, $150, 742-9394. 2621 MANCHESTER references, no pets, $275 228- MV ROINr.' WEADY^/^OLO V 3540, 646-3166. IM R 0 5 I0 M ! THREE BEDROOM Con­ DOG-CAT BOARDING r - M ^ ^ bathing/grooming. Complete dominium, 2 1/2 baths, rec BOLTON LAKE - Waterfront Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick room, carpeted, air- modern facilities. Canine MANCHESTER - four rooms, four room furnished home, il*' llm Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon conditioning, car-port, pool IIhiII immediate occupancy, stove, one bedroom, fireplace, wall- z Road, Manchester. 646-5971. and tennis privileges. $375 per refrigerator, adults, $122. to-wall carpeting throughout, SUPER STOCK MODIFIED ROOF M l W R R COWBELL IN EVERYDAY WHEELS 'SP EA K IN fiW HE 71 month. Lease, security, and Security, utilities extra. After large walk-out deck, married LA N D A U TOP LUCKY TO ESCAPE EN6LISH THAT references required.646-3999 o r -CCHECKEP FREE PUPPY, lour months 5 , 643-9274. couple preferred. No pets. WITH A PRAW BY 'MEANS HIS JAW .DISASTERS,) OUT! FOR a-i<^ old. Mostly German shepherd. evenings. Security. Call 643-%56. i 1976 PONTIAC HITTiNfi NIflHT IS SO SOFT WHERE'S 7 ONCE Must give up. Quiet. Most 3 1/2 ROOMS, redecorated, MANCHESTER - attractively NEWS ON THE ONE HE TA KES A J A K E - ^HE P M P shots, will leave $25. at vet for $165. Lease, security, no pets. Business lor Rent 55 SPOT WHERE HEiS lO-COUNT ‘7 BOARD shots, examination. 643-0157. paneled two room apartment, Call after 6, 643-7279. igju VULNERABLE-~- EVERY TIME SO I stove, refrigerator, heat, elec­ 122 EAST CENTER ST. - a Him HIS MANPIBLE.' HE BRUSHES D ID N ’T Antiques 48 tricity, references, no pets, THREE ROOM apartment, modern first floor office ap­ i i u l i b i i t l HIS TEETH.' , ASK ANY L’il Sports — Wirth This Funny World $150, 646-3167 , 228-3540. second floor, one block for bus proximately 300 sq. ft. Heat, T b Y PONTIAC I WANTED Antique furniture, to Hartford. Heat, hot water, air conditioning, ample ,0UEsri08S glass, pewter, oil paintings, or MANCHESTER - unique, two 2 DOOR COUPE parking, no children or pets. parking. Merritt Agency, 6 ^ X DONY care if TH' laundry ISN'T other antique item s. R, bedroom apartment on second $145, Write Box R, 1180, Harrison, 643-8709. floor of two family house, for­ Manchester Herald. ORY...TAKE IT DOWN OR X QUIT,' mal dining room, fireplaced 2--lfc ^l ANTIQUES Wanted - living room, appliances," ROCKVILLE - three room OFFICE SPACE -JBD JOLlijOPP American furniture, oriental storage, garage, porch, apartment - with heat, hot FOR RENT covered patio, large treed lot, rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ water, stove, refrigerator, 250 square feet, cepter of DELTA 08 HARDTOP SEDAN sor chairs, crocks, jugs, excellent location, $265, un­ $158, Adults only, no pets, SrOCIHOM weathervanes, primitives. heated, Mr. Blanchard, 64fr Manchester, air con­ 7 6 IS THE LAST YEAR OF security deposit required, ditioning and parking. Call EOUff FED WITH: THE FULL SIZE OLDSMOBILE Ron Dionne, 643-1691. 2482. parking for one car. Call 643- 2 bbl. 140 tnglnt, oulomollc lrontml$iion 9678. 643-9551. Iron! diic brohti. eH-70a13 ittvl btli*d EOUIFFEOWITH: 35 MPGEPA HIGHWAY FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ 32 LINDEN ST. - Attractive, rodlol AM-FM radio. r#or apoahar. 3S0 V-8 ewto Ironwniiiion powtr Hoor- 22MPGEPACITY •Ite. roar window dtirotlor. buckal $«a1$. Ing. powtr diic brokti. oir conditioning tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, six room duplex. Across from SIX ROOM newer two family, contola. formol quortor window, cordova H478i1 S titti btittd rodioli AM FM rodio E WH O W U WARRANTY ■ \^ H Y lamps, etc. Now accepting Center Park. Near Bus line, top. Ironl t root floor mail, door odgt vinirl roof, body tidt moldingi. tinltd win­ J bbl. 140 tngint, whiltwotl llrti rtor appliances, call 649-8778. Resort Property guordi. luiury Irim group, cuilom Hoor dow!. titc. trunk rpltoit. door tdg# guordi dtfroittr, body tidt motdingi. 4 tpttd - YriE consignments, for March auc­ shopping etc. Lease, security. For Rent 56 ingwhool- floor moll. rtm. control mirror, ironimiiilon. AM rodlo. cuitom whtti tion. 644-8962. Middle-aged couple preferred. convtnitnctgroup covtrt. PAYLI6 HT ROOMMATE - working per­ .^PEPARTURE^ No pets or cnildren, son, to share house on Bolton IT’s Not too early to plan your }M F G R 'S LIST PRICE 4 MFGR S LIST PRICE MFGR S LIST PRICE :.IM Bee US Pal OH 2- /6 Wanted to Buy 49 References required. Call 649- 4756.36 ^ Lake. $120 plus electricity. ■summer vacation!! Lake $6483.45 $3686.85 7911 mornings and afternoons. DISCOUNT Call Joan, 643-4831, 5-9 p.m. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, DISCOUNT DISCOUNT $456.36 Short Rib* — Frank HIM OLD DOLLS Paying top New Hampshire. Lakefront 4300 $883.45 <5600 $339.85 ^3357 prices for your old■ 1 ddolls, o r $65.— MANCHESTER - East Hart- CHARLES DRIVE - New cottage, sleeps five, two and up for China and bisque ford Town line. Beacon Hill deluxe 4 1/2 room townhouse bedrooms, living room, Apartments - Choice one and THE CHIEF IS FOND dolls. $100 and up for Byelo. with garage, two air- kitchen, screened-in porch O F BCXJILLABAISSE. Never give or sell a doll two bedroom apartments conditioners, 1 1/2 baths, and sundeck. Completely fur­ without getting our offer. Call available. All appliances and patio, porches, laundry hook­ nished. Private beach. Great locally, 875-7356. conveniences. Located across up. carpet, appliances, sound- fishing and conveniently MOTORS, ine. (juinlh from beautiful Wickham control. etc. Included. On locateaon Lakes Region area. WANTED - Used kitchen Park, exit 92, off 1-86, left on quiet street near all schools Available June through OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC • CADILLAC cabinets, top and or bottoms - •West Middle Turnpike, Office and shopping. $270 monthly. September, $175 weekly. Call III [©WSMtN.nM 8mL, Im . counter top not necessary. hours, 1-5 p.m. daily including Charles Ponlicelll. Call 646- Cromwell, 635-0457 alter 4:30 ROUTE 83, VERNON 872-9148 "HE PIP IT AGAIN/ 01174 Call 646-1929 after 6 p.m. weekends. 289-2010, MrNfteglit 0800, or 646-1540. p.m. Syadkat*. Im . "George WashingtoVi slept here. It's said he had a restless night.”