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INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Anthony He was held today at the Marion A doctor there said Hall was in Kiritsis, who held a real estate County Jail in lieu of $250,000 bail on “excellent spirits” and hungry. He executive hostage for three days with state kidnaping charges. asked for some soup, which he ate a shotgun wired to his neck, let the The "dynamite” which Kiritsis, 44, while laughing and talking with man go Thursday night in return for claimed he had booby-trapped his Mayor Richard Hudnut, the doctor promises of $5 million ransom and apartment with — keeping jwlice at and his wife. immunity for prosecution — which bay — turned out to be two one-gallon Less than an hour earlier, Kiritsis were immediately withdrawn. cans of gasoline. was still holding a shotgun to Hall’s As Kiritsis stood on a balcony and The hostage, Richard Hall, 42, was head as he faced television cameras fired the shotgun in the air in ap- taken Wishard Hospital but he was in a live news conference punctuated parent celebration of a victory over released quickly. His only injuries with obscenities. the real estate company he claimed had been a bad cut from the strap He kept Hall on the deadly leash cheated him and the police who sur- that had been wrapped around his while be reviewed a list granting all rounded him, officers sprang and neck and bruises to his wrists. his demands, including immunity and subdued him. a $5 million ransom from Hall’s firm. “Lqpks fine, looks fine,” Kiritsis said. Then he released Hall, ran to a Signs of spring abound balcony and fired the shotgun. Police rushed him and subdued him. By United Press International Snow drifts that had measured as A few minutes after that, officials The swallows were flapping their much as 20 feet began melting in withdrew all the promises that had little wings and heading back to northern Indiana, but the melting of been made to Kiritsis. Capistrano, a sure sign that spring snow in the Chicago area nearby couldn’t be far behind. But much of caused some problems. the country acted as though it had already arrived, as temperatures Lincoln Day sale made *officiaV headed toward record highs. By tradition and legend it is a sure Wholesale prices up sign of spring when flocks of It’s official! "Nappy Bonaparte" (town Manager) Robert Weiss reads his proplamation to swallows arrive March 19 at the San “Honest Abe” (Bernie) Apter declaring Saturday Lincoln’s Birthday, as a supv sale day in Juan Capistrano Mission in Califor- 0.5% in January Manchester. "Old Honest George” (Joseph) Garman, lower right, has relinquished his nia. And a mission spokesman an- usual Washington Birthday sale day to the honor of Lincoln. Forming an honor guard during nounced Thursday that the swallows WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale In fact, the fuels and power group the announcement on the Municipal Building steps are "Trapper Dan" (Fred) Nassiff, left, were proceeding on schedule. prices rose 0.5 per cent in January, a The approach of spring came as no of the Wholesale Price Index actually “Davy Crockett” (Leo Juran, and “Jeremiah Johnson" (Creighton) Shoor. 'The Down- continuation of the inflationary pace surprise to the Midwest, where declined 0.4 per cent from the town merchants are sponsoring the one-day sale. (Herald photo by Pinto) of recent months, the Labor Depart- December level. The Labor Depart- temperatures hit the 50s and 60s. ment said today. The figure does not Even Minneapolis, a traditional ment said the full impact of the include the full impact of a frigid winter cold would probably show up Second snow plow worker eliminated iceberg, recorded a record 45 winter. in the statistics issued in March or degrees. April. The index stood at 188.0 compared to a 100 base in 1976. That means

goods which cost $100 in 1967 cost Fact-finder recommends raises

$188 in January. Today’s news The January increase was the lowest in five' months, matching the for public Works employes 0.5 per cent gain in (Jctober. Prices summary were only 4.9 per cent higher than a worked in Manchester.” year ago, which is moderate com- Local 991, which represents about Compiled from United Press Internetlonal By TREG PEARSON Negotiations with the police and pared to the rampant inflation of 1974 110 blue collar workers in the Public Merald Reporter and 1975. ' fire fighters have both already gone Works Department, has been A fact-finder’s report has to fact-finding, the third step es- working without a contract since Construction materials such as recommended raises of five per cent ment that he is thinking of placing concrete and wood products, steel, tablished by a state law passed last July 1,1976. The union and town were in the first year and six per cent in State narcotics control in the FBI aluminum and other metals were the year to govern municipal labor dis- unable to reach agreement in the the second year for the union putes. first two steps for settling municipal WETHERSFIELD - State triggered a barrage of calls and primary upward forces in January, representing employes of the Public gaming officials say they will forced a “ clarification” to the department said. The contract with the fire fighters labor disputes, negotiation and Works Department. has been settled. Negotiations with mediation. decide next Monday if the firm assured drug employes their jobs Prices for processed foods, The report, written by state- the police union are in binding ar- The fact-finder’s report whose poor quality tickets forced were not in jeopardy. cereals, cheeses and baked goods ac- appointed fact-finder David Weins- bitration, the fourth, and final, step recommended the elimination of the postponement of the new edition tually increased at a more moderate tein, also recommends a town pay- for settling labor disputes. "shotgun rider,” the second rider in of the instant lottery will be WASHINGTON - President rate than December despite predic- ment for group insurance coverage Robert Fuller, president of Local each snowplow. The union has sought allowed to supply another batch. Carter says low and moderate in- tions that the severe cold weather and elimination of a second worker 991, said, “My opinion is the union to continue having two riders per come persons will benefit from over much of the country would lead on each snow plow. will turn the report down.” He said plow, while the town wanted to LITCHFIELD— A state trooper his tax reform package. Meeting to increases. A town official spoke favorably of that it will be presented to the union eliminate the second person. who was Peter Reilly’s friend — with Housing and Urban Develop- "The January WPI does not reflect the report, but an official from the Monday. The fact-finder also ruled against and to whom Reilly once said he ment Department employes, he the full price impact- of the severe union, 'Die American Federation of If the report is rejected by either the union in the dispute over ac- believed he killed his mother, said , his package will include winter weather that has affected State, County and Municipal side, and no agreement can be cumulated sick days. Barbara Gibbons — testified proposals to shift from regressive much of the nation over the past Employes — Local 991, said that he reached, negotiations then go to bin- A retiring worker is presently Thursday before the grand jury tax deductions to a system of tax several weeks,” the department expects the group to reject the investigating whether the state said. “Prices for most commodities ding arbitration. allowed to take advantage of all sick credits. proposal. The union has received a copy of days accumulated over the years, victimized the New Canaan youth. were those in effect as of Jan. 11.” Charles McCarthy Jr., assistant Although the January increase was the fact-finder’s report, but the town with a 105-day maximum. The union WASHINGTON - The future of town manager, called the fact- is still waiting for its copy. McCarthy sought to continue this practice. HARTFORD — A proposed con- Richard Sprague as chief counsel modest, there was disturbing news in finder’s report "an extremely stitutional amendment to allow the report. Raw farm prices were up said that the report has been mailed The town wanted retiring workers of the House assassinations com- equitable recommendation.” He and should arrive in the next few to get 50 per cent of the accumulated statewide initiative petitions on mittee left the panel embroiled 1.1 per cent and they will eventually credited Weinstein with doing "the the election ballot has died in the be passed down the cost chain to the days. sick days, with no maximum limit. today in an acrimonious tug-of- fairest job of any fact-finder who has Connecticut legislature again. consumer level. This is what the fact-finder proposed. war between its defiant chairman The report also called for a $10,000 The Government Administration and equally rebellious members. and Policy Committee Thursday payment by the town for a group life shelved the measure without a insurance plan that would cover un- WASHINGTON - The Federal Rebates eroded by heat costs ion members while they were public hearing in a 9-4 vote. Energy Administration has working for the town. adopted regulations intended to with $100 a year ago. A 21 per cent of the increase, Nationwide the In- The fact-finder also agreed to a un- guarantee sufficient heating oil WASHINGTON (UPI) - More than Regional half of President Carter’s plan to hike in gas prices, from $1.65 to $2 crease ranges from $1.7 to $2.2 ion demand for increas^ differential for New England through the billion. payments for three classes of union AUGUSTA, Maine — Rep. spur the economy with $M cash per thousan((cubic feet, accounts for winter by making companies with — For the 10 million homes using workers — mechanics, digestion William Cohen, R-Maine, says U. rebates to most taxpayers may be $21 of the increase. Nationwide the ample supplies of price-controlled electric heat, average bills this operators, and filtration operators. S. Attorney General Griffin Bell offset by the winter’s high cost of increase ranges from $1.7 to $2.1 oil share the cost of the higher winter will range from $520 to $560, 'The report recommend^ that the will grant a three-month exten- heating, government figures show. billion. priced foreign home heating oil compared to $390 last year. A 9 per mechanics receive a ten-cent per sion to the March 1 court deadline If the bitter cold resumes. Federal — For the 18 million oil heated with importers. The rules effect cent rate hike, from 3.3 cents to 3 6 hour raise above the yearly percen- by which Justice Department at- Energy Administration analysts say, homes, average bills this winter will No. 1 and No. 2 home heating oil, cents per kilowatt hour, accounts for tage raises, and that the digestion torneys representing Maine In- the average home heating bill will ^ range from $390 to $420, compared including kerosene, imported $36 of the increase. Nationwide the dians must announce their plans about $290—$93 higher than it was a with $300 last year. A 6.9 per cent and filtration operators receive 15- during February and March. increase ranges from $1.3 to $1.7 for the cause involving title to year ago. hike in oil prices, from 40.7 cents to cent per hour raises above the yearly Even if the weather returns to nor- 43.5 cents per gallon, accounts for $21 billion. increases. two-thirds of Maine’s land area. mal in February and March, higher

BOSTON — The defense in the International consumption from October through January plus increased fuel costs extortion trial of two state Schools plan free measles clinics will boost the average home bill to senators has shifted the focus of MOSCOW — One of the giants of $270 — $73 higher than last year. the case from extortion to the Soviet aircraft industry, About two-thirds of the increase is wholesale, nationwide influence desigher Sergei Vladimirovich peddling. due to the extreme cold, new FEA for inadequately immuned students Ilyushin, 82, died Thursday. He figures showed Thursday. If the created more than 50 aircraft School, St. Bridget School and • Those who i cccucU measles vae- BOSTON — There was scuffling winter had been as mild as last, the The Manchester Board of Ekluca- models in the span of 50 years. tion is sponsoring free measles im- Regional Occupational Training cine before their first birthday today as students entered Hyde average home heating bill would munization clinics next week to im- Center. Students who should not receive Park High School, closed have risen only $23 due to higher fuel LAGOS, Nigeria - U. N. Am- munize students who are inadequate- A letter explaining the program the vaccine are those who are Thursday because of racial prices. V bassador Andrew Young is con- ly protected. Mrs. Lynn Gustafson, with permission slips is being sent allergic to eggs, have been vac- , violence. One person was arrested The FEA statistics, prepared at cluding his 10-day African tour school nurse, said to ^ y that an es- home today with all school students. clnated for mumps, smallpox, polio this morning as classes began on the request of UPI, said homeowners with a pledge the Carter ad- responding to the I^esldent’s call for timated 4,500 vaccinations will be No child will receive the vaccine or German measles within the past schedule. ministration will use economic thermostats set at 65 degrees by day given. without a signed permission slip four weeks, or who are under a doc- rather than military muscle to and 55 by night can cut toeir fuel bill The clinic schedule for part of the from a parent or guardian. tor's care for such diseases at tuber- National block Cuban or Soviet attempts to by $20. students will be given the week The clinic is being held because of cukMis, leukemia, lymphoma or other expand their influence in Africa. Gas rates have risen more than before school vacation. The program the recent outbreak in the regular, or malignant diseases, or who have NEW YORK — A trial to deter- Young will stop over in London for will be completed the week after gamma globulin deficiency. twice as fast as other fuels in the past “hard” measles. mine liability in the wreck of the more talks today with British of- year, the agency said, so homes vacation. Students who are eligible for re- On the days that vaccinations will tanker Argo Merchant, which ficials on southern Africa. h eat^ with gas will see the steepest The first part of the program Is immunization are those in the be held at the schools, students are broke up near Nantucket Island in jump— 50 to 60 per cent — while bills scheduled as follows: following categories: asked to wear clothing with loose fit- December and spilled 7.5 million MADRID, Spain — The Spanish for those heated with oil and elec- Tuesday, 8 a.m., Manchester High • Those who were vaccinated ting sleeves or short sleeves.

gallons of oil into the sea, is ten- Communist Party today formally tricity will go up only 30 to 44 per School; 1 p.m., filing Junior High before Dec. SI, 1965. At least two pediatricians in tatively set to begin in June. applied for legal status that would cent. School. •-Those who received gamma Manchester said that although they

end a 38-year ban on its existence They said: Wednesday, 8:30 a m ., Bennet globulin with their measles vaccine. will give the vaccine in their officea, WASHINGTON - Attorney and allow it to participate in the — For the 39 million gas heated Junior High School and East Catholic • Those who received inactive they are encouraging their patients General. Griffin Bell’s announce- first free elections in 41 years. homes, average bills this winter will High School; 10:30 a.m., St. James measles virus vaccine. to take advantage of the school im- range from $150 to $160, compared School. Assumption Junior High munization program. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Frl., Feb, 11, 1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manc(ie»ter, Conn.. Kri . Feb IJ. 1977 - PAGE THREE-A EDC sets Feb. 24 hearing on Buckland park plans

The M an ch ester E conom ic Thursday, Feb. 24. The hearing will ’The EIX) is required to conduct a Development Commission (EDC) be held at the Manchester High hearing because it has been has scheduled a public hearing on the School cafeteria, 134 E. Middle designated as the town’s planning ,1 1 ,/ proposed In d u strial park for Tpke., and will begin at 7:30 p.m. agency for the park. BOKANZIUHK3II01IS This will be the fourth local public hearing connected with the park. W illie^8 TIL. irt-rsiT ’The Board of Directors conducted ■■ ■■■ ROUT! as S ILUNOTON Voting hours extended a hearing on Jan. 25, the night it set the March 15 date for the 315.4 Steak House Treat Four Fafenlfne 444 CENTER 8T., MANCHE8TER million referendum needed for the imyFl.69 lo an Erenfnf of the Squire park. Hear your favorite music for listening for Buckland bonds and dancing In our MON . . . SLOPPY JOES or MEATLOAF Spwiale: TuMtoy Him Sunday ’The Planning and Zoning Commis- TUES . . . SALISBURY STEAK or FISH SANDWICH Including Salad Bar He also said that the March 15 sion had heid two public hearings for A conflict between town and state GARDEN LOUNGE WED...... SPAGHETTI or BEEF STEW U.8. Choicd Sirioin S tM k...... >5.25 laws has caused a change in the star- referendum will be advertised twice zoning matters relating to the — once for the 30-day limit required proposed park, which would be "Cindy Lynn and Conwrstom” THURS . HOT TURKEY SANDWICH or MEATLOAF Bak«d Stuffed Shrimp ...... '5.25 ting time of the March 15 referendum F R I BAKED ZITI or FISH SANDWICH for the 315.4 million bond issue for for referendums and once for the located on a 393-acre site in FRIDAY and SATURDAY Veal Cutlet Parmeeen .. *4.50 sat liver & ONIONS or BEEF STEW the proposed Buckland Industrial five-day limit required for speciai Buckland. 9’tii1 No cover or minimum charge Banquat facllltlaa Park. elections. ’The PZC held a public hearing Jan. Includes salad from our All You Can Eal Salad Bar. Accommodattno is lo 300 The referendum vote will now All registered voters in 10 for a zone change needed for two- Offer good 11 a.m. • 2 p.m., Monday • Saturday Oinee la ‘GeMreOM’’ begin at 8 a.m. instead of noon, as Manchester will be eligible to vote on thirds of the property in the proposed Friday - The Pub ta t .m dlEMroiMan Hoom had originally been planned. It will March 15. Also, anyone owning 31,000 park. The change, from Rural 240 SPENCER ST. 287 WEST MIDDI.E TNPK continue until 8 p.m. or more worth of property in town, Residence and Business Zones to In- New mini-bus now in service Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel said even though not a resident, will be dustrial Zone, was granted a week Wally Fortin, director of the Manchester Senior Citizens Center, points out some of the that the change was suggested by the allowed to vote. later and has been appealed. town’s bond counsel, the Hartford A special voting machine at the The second public hearing before features of the center’s new mini-bus to Dorothy Brass, left, Denise Piantanida and Cecile law firm of Updike, Keliy and Waddell School (voting district the PZC was last Monday, when zone Jacques, members of the center. (Herald photo by Pinto) Speilacy. seven) will be set up for the non- changes for two small parcels and an Tomkiel said that state statutes resident taxpayers. inland-wetlands permit were dis- Manchtiltr Evanlng Htrald The referendum will also mark the cussed. Now under require a referendum to run from at ! Publlthed every evening except original management. least noon until 8 p.m., which had first time the Howell Cheney The J.C. Penney Co., which would Sunday! end holldeve. Entered at the GLOBE Mencheeter. Conn. Poet Office u Se* been the original schedule. Regional Vocational Technical be the park’s largest tenant, will cond Cleat Mall Matter The Town Charter, however, School will be used as a polling place. have to come before the PZC again twilights Travel Service Suggested Carrier Rates Pa Pa J oe’s' Cheney Tech was recently made the for a public hearing needed for LAST 555 MAIN STREET classifies the referendum as a GLEAMING Peyebie in Advance "special election” and requires such polling place for the first voting dis- special exceptions. The special 643-2165 Single copy...... 15e trict, replacing the Buckland School. exceptions are required for any I c a o R c a J 4 » i 4 i Weekly...... -..90s elections to run from at least 8 a.m. SIC4M. FOMO* One month...... $3.M izza & Grinderi Over 30 Years to 8 p.m. ■ All residents in the first voting dis- development that covers more than I WITH PKW 4U40 J4N1_ Three month! ...... $11.70 488MkkHeYii|ih. (Opposite HwBraanll Travel Experience Six month!...... $23.40 "Ciue to the vastness of the size of trict will be notified by mail of the four acres and has parking for more One ye tr...... |46.S0^ Manchester change. than 60 cars. Authorized agent in Mill Rate! Upon Requeet | this vote, we’ve tried to look at all Manchester for all ....is ceiebrating Public hearings will also be Subecriber! who fell to receive/ angles,” Tomkiel said. Airlines, Railroads and / their newepipee before 5:30 p.m. | required for some state agencies who Steamship Line^^ ehould telephone the circulation I The Grand Opening of have to issue permits for the park. department. 647*0946. Pa Pa Joe’s II These have not yet been scheduled. Fit. 44 - Trl Town P lau • Avon 0M4OH ioitp, Residents asked with the purchase of 12" pixza y tttiM fi, €Utd iM pntm un to anticipate 1-36 (lit 91 -rOllOW BURNMOE SK.NS Name parking bans The finance committee of Concor- Gay-straight February 14th Is ^ dia Lutheran Church will meet BURNSIDE BBa Address Police Chief Robert Lannan has an- tonight at 7:30 at the church. 9 I M H H I t l AVt^ L m . • S 2 t - » 3 ] nounced that residents shouid an- raps slated WALT OISNETS ticipate an immediate emergency no The Maranatha Christian Coffee Gay and straight women are in- ''I2 V' parking snow ban, shouid there be House will be open to all teen-agers “SHAGGY D.A." I'll vited to attend the Gay/Straight Rap AT 7:00 - 8:50 any future accumulation of snow. and young adults tonight from 8 to 11 Avon P -f**^® *’* manchastar The notice was made because of every Monday night at Manchester ______with this coupon______| in Fellowship Hall of Calvary Community Coliege at 7:30 p.m. in INOniDBCRQMAN m.- "Sfia'ff know you car# If the heavy accumulations of ice and Church. The informal program will "FACE TO FACE” R snow on the streets as a resuit of the the Women’s Center. WITH UV ULLMAN . you gh o her the Oestl’* \ Win *50 in purchases! include refreshments. There is no ad- Topics discussed include personal WwA-Thura. 7:M extended cold period, Lannan said. mission charge. Fit. A tit 7-tM ’The ban would remain in effect un- issues, job-reiated problems and Maskat withlhe purchase of 14" pizza women's role in today’s society. ’The DARK AND M IL K # o A $ |i A880RTMBNT8 til two hours after the snowstorm Uriei Lodge of Masons will confer MTURMY MATMES 99« Jiaoal ^1 ^ Kxplree 3/11/n primary function of the group is to boges. a _ ends to allow highway crews to SHABBY DJk. 1:30-3:20 GioicSaMa^S^ the Fellowcraft degree Saturday at give support to the members. LABOi of V Name______$ 1 property plow and sand. 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in FACE TO FACE 2 P.M. Property owners are also Individuals wishing to joifi the Address Merrow. Ali Masons are invit^. group are invited to attend the next quality reminded to maintain their • SUNDAY Bfl* TL 5:30 meeting. FREJL gifts sidewalks in a safe condition. Police Manchester Garden Club will meet SlUetY 1:30 3:20 5:10 7 1:50 GIFT Further information is available by from will be contacting those who have not Monday at 1 p.m. in the Robbins FMX TO FA(X 2 5:10 7:30 WRAPPING shoveled their sidewalks. ’The un- calling the MCC Women’s Center at Room of Center Congregational 646-4900, extension 232 or 286. Pa Pa Joe’s shoveled walks create a hazard to the Church. After a business session, Avon Manchastar SQIMIUE MEAL-SQUARE DEAL pedestrians as well as motorists ------with this coupon------Mrs. Anton Latawic will be in charge Manrhrairr — 119 Sprnrrr SirrrI when there arc pedestrians in the of members’ meeting. street, Lannan said. Drawing held Pre-thaw work • Hm YoiIi •ItaBin CaitiM AI\3I11 Hartford — On Pro.prrI Avrnur Windior — 590 Windsor Avrnur Showcase *****"“ * *$18411 continues with the purchase of 16" pizza (One Blo^k North of King'.) (In W'Ind.or Shopping Centrr) Cinemas • SicSen Pizzas •Seafead bpntvs:m IM TEB 8TA te84 Chorches low bidder on streets exnsa • HMburfert, Hat Dop SILVER IM /e • Gjwrt QMen •CMekM Name______Highway Department workers ROBefin STREET • ODieiettes Address spent Thursday patching up roads E A S T H A R T F O R D on police cruisers SSB-SSIO : and continuing to clean out storm Spedais on Luncheons drainage basins, according to Walter BMaAMSUTtmEB The Town of Manchester opened parent low bidder for the Verplancit sa.ao til 2 :90p.m. SComplots Dinners Pool work, which includes the in- Kaszowski, a foreman with the Pa Pa Joe’s bids Thursday for police cruisers, an CANDIES Avon Manchastar air compressor, and renovations at stallation of new partitions and department. Kaszowski reported that there . with this coupon- the Verplanck Pool bathhouse. doors. Route 6, Bolton • Hartford Civic Center • Westfarms Mall ’The apparent low bidder for the ten F.J. Dahill Co. Inc. of New Haven were fev/ problems ’Thursday, even cruisers was Chorches Motors Inc., priced the work at 36,700 with an ad- though temperatures soared into the No limit — come often! of 80 Oakland St., which submitted a ditional cost of 3435 for some painting 40s, causing a melting of built-up ice involved. ’Two other companies bid and snow. Ka^\ bid of 340,399.50. The price includes a NO P A SSE S ACCEPTED Open Tues-Thurs 11 e.m.-IO p.m. 39,650 reduction for the trade-in of on the project. "We didn’t reatly have too many FEB. IS COUPO OLLAR MONTHI Frl & Set 11 e.m.-12 p.m. ten autos presently used by the ARCO Industrial of East Hartford problems because we had cleaned most of the basins," Kaszowski said. Sun. 11 e.m.'IO p.m. Police Department. was the apparent low bidder for tbe •T HARTFOROiO SIVE WIIHCOWIMS PIZZAW AGOm (cloeed Mon.) Two other firms bid for the police air compressor. The firm priced the Department employes had spent Open Seven Days A Week three days clearing most of the : cruisers. item at 31,855, the lowest of five bids "T road ^ braBef. Tal. 643-8^ Caii 646-1555 or A New Haven firm was the ap- submitted. town’s 6,000 basins. One town crew Thursday patched 221 SpMiccr 8 t (K-Mnrt Plan) 676-1618^ potholes and other road deteriora- Manchaater tion, Kaszowski. rrr Theater schedule He said that there were no major road decay problems.

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Conn,, Fri,, Feb. 11, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, AUncheiter. Com., Frl., F«b. II. 1177- PAGE FIVE-A EitfuiugHpralb Let us working stiffs gi^ve Carter a chance Manchester — A City of Village Charm WASHINGTON - "Hell, I ’ll do my trying to tell the people what kind of PresidenU have always collected too X Founded Oct. 1. 1801 best,” said a Carter Cabinet member Andrew Tully a President he want^ to be. irifuch loot. I liked it when he Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Preaa Intarnaliortal who has toiled in this jelly bean fac- In so doing, he said some things promised to cut down on government regulations, and to make sure those Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, tory before. “But I’m not all that that had to warm the cockles of Main Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. sure Washington and the rest of this and politicians in the boondocks to Street’s heart. Watching and regulations are written in plain country will let Jimmy Carter cut the get anything done.” listening to him, I could almost hear English "for a change.” I liked it Raymond F. Robinion. Edltor-Publliher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor government down to size.” ’True— how true. Other presidents, the “amens” across the country when he said that every regulation The official was referring to notably Elsenhower, have tried to from the folks who pay the bills and would carry its author’s name. Opinion' Carter’s statement during his reduce the governmental force and who think Washington is too full of of- Unprecedented step fireside chat that he had cut the had to bow to political pressure. ficial bodies living high on the hog. The saints be praised! He even White House staff by nearly one- And yet Jimmy Carter just might took the unprecedented step of third, has asked members of the pull it off. He’s a tough, stubborn ordering Cabinet members to read No Smoking Day report (Cabinet to do the same "a t the top man, with the guts of a burglar. Crowd-pleaser all regulations personally before M staff level,” and would put a ceiling Everything he’s ever said reflects his This was a man from Plains, Ga., they’re issued. I ’ve known Cabinet beliefs that government should be on the number of people employed by speaking, and he spoke the un- members who not only didn’t unders- lean as well as efficient. If he moved who quit for the one day stayed federal government agencies. adorned language of Plains and tand their own regulations, they Remember when we urged fast enough he could get the job done Political clout Gary, Ind., and Kalamazoo, Mich., didn’t know some of them existed. our smoking readers to par- off the cigarettes for longer before the opposition has time to "What happens when you try to and Framingham, Mass. He was a Is Carter just another con man? ticipate in' Connecticut No periods, and even some may organize. Meanwhile, he can hope sack some joker who spends his time crowd-pleaser when he told of cutting Time will tell. But I like this guy’s still be eschewing the weed. that by the time he runs for re- Smoking Day, Jan. 12? counting paper clips?” asked the off expensive, door-to-door limousine style. He sounds like a President, at election the soreheads no longer will Well, apparently many of “Our intent,” Straub said, Cabinet member. "H e promptly calls service for a gaggle of top officials, long last, who will reply calmly but be an issue. them did, according to a sur- “was to create a stimulus, in- his Congressman and/or some guy and when he noted the truism that sternly ‘‘Do it!” when some vey conducted by the sponsors, centive and climate conducive with political clout back home, and if Impressive chat government officials "can’t be sen- bureaucrat tells him it can’t be done. Carter’s chat with the people, over sitive to your problems if we are the Connecticut Lung Associa- to quitting; it appears we you stand firm you’ve lost that Let us working stiffs give. Jimmy the heads of the bureaucrats in the living like royalty,” and when he Carter a chance. He makes 200,000 tion. succeeded.” Congressman's vote and some sup- port in the joker’s state. Multiply Congress, was pretty impressive. spoke of "bringing government under clams a year, but he sounds lil^ he’s What he didn’t say is that if A random telephone survey that by the hundreds or thousands Some critics claim he tried to cover control.” worried about getting up the scratch showed 10.5 per cent or about you didn’t try or didn’t succeed and the President is in tough shape. too much territory. Possibly. But in I liked it when he asked people not to send Amy to college. i 84.000 of the state’s estimated on Jan. 12, you don’t have to He’s got to be in good with Congress more or less general terms, he was to send gifts to his family; J 800.000 smokers did manage to wait until next Connecticut No llT' J F T a - quit, for the day. Smoking Day. txr y The CLA has information on Richard Straub, CLA direc- tor of smoking and health how to quit smoking which can be obtained by writing them at programs, said, “We expected 45 Ash St., East Hartford, about ten per cent of the sm okers would try not to Conn., 06108. As one former smoker, a 70- smoke...but we didn’t expect year-old woman from that many would be successful Manchester who quit after and make it through the day.” smoking for 50 years, “If I can He feels the survey indicates do it after 50 years, said, these that perhaps 8,000 of the 84,000 youngsters can do it, too.” Other editors say r » l.M . Sour fear and callous cynicism STORES OPEN 9 AM

Little doubt now exists Or, perhaps there is another among serious researchers explanation; Vi()lence simply Featuring the Most that there is causal link is a bad habit tor networks, between violence on television sponsors and their employes. and violence in real life. The Formulas for violent program- average youth has seen 15,000 ming exist in profusion by now, Manchester’s Union Pond (Photo by Reginald Pinto) iV hours of television when he and it is easier and less expen- sive simply to refurbish an old graduates from high school. r^. FANTASTIC OLD One witness told a House sub- formula than to create committee recently that this something new. Open Forum youth has seen portrayed on ’That something new can be the tube “ 18,000 murders and created is undeniable. Non- violent programs can be as FASHIONED BARGAIN countless highly-detailed in- cidents of robbery, arson, bom- emotionally gripping and as Returnable bottle bill urged to save energy bings, shootings, beatings, exciting as violent ones and forgery, smuggling and tor- conducive to decent human behavior as well. There are To the editor. than producing a new bottle. area. By putting a deposit on all does help the problem. ture...” The following is a copy of a letter The jobs lost through this process bottles and cans, people would be In closing, I would like to urge you, VALUES EVER OFFERED many examples. Real-life violence, especially sent to State Sen. David M. Barry. are minimal. These jobs could be less apt to litter. Due to the state of as our State Senator, and your among young people, has in- A recent one was a documen- partially made up in other ways our economy, no one can afford to colleagues to support the passage of creased at a dramatic rate as tary by Canadian television Dear Sen. Barry, through distribution centers for throw away money. There still will this bill to further our efforts of con- television-viewing has become showing how a German Jewish 1 am deeply concerned over the returnable bottles. be those few who will continue to servation and to keep America problems our country has had to face Time could be added to the life throw away bottles; however, with beautiful. widespread. It is no coin- refugee devoted his life to devising an ideographic this winter as far as energy is con- expectancy of our landfill areas due deposits on these bdttles, others will Sincerely yours. cidence that many bizarre cerned. This, having been one of the to less trash volume. pick them up and return them for Jack R. McVeigh alphabet which he adapted for crimes resemble those por- coldest winters nationally on record, This bill would set an example for extra money. It has been proven in 180 Spruce St. use by mute but normally in- we have seen our home heating oil our people of Connecticut and for our Vermont and Oregon that this bill Manchester SHOP THESE PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS trayed earlier by actors on the tube, the criminals often admit telligent cerebral palsied and especially our natural gas neighboring states, showing that we they got their ideas from TV. children for “talking” with supplies dwindle to almost nothing. I really do care about our natural think that it is about time that Not only does television’s their parents. The program resources. Money could be saved by American people and our govern- our towns and our State for litter showed their immense excite- violence induce real life ment open their eyes wide enough clean up. These saved funds could go TOMORROW UNCOLN’S BIRTHDAY violence, it encourages a ment on learning for the first and see that our natural resource toward many other necessary - .- -I Capitol Corridor casual attitude toward time, to “talk” with each other supplies are not limitless. One way to programs. Nothing is more violence among many citizens. by pointing to symbols on conserve energy would be the degrading to me as a human being By Sen. David M, Barry Though this evidence grows ideographic alphabet boards. passage of the bottle bill. During the than to walk or ride my bicycle in process of producing glass for our stronger yearly, there has been Manchester, the "City of Village FEB. 12th ALL DAY The show left the viewers bottles, a large amount of energy is Charm,” and see literally hundreds no serious effort at reform. used to generate enough heat to overwhelmingly optimistic of soda and beer cans or bottles ’The usual reason given for this make glass. The recycling process strewn or broken in our town streets. failure is that violence is pop- about the human potential for uses much less energy because the I can see its result in my own It’s one of the most successful time ami 18 part time — divided ular, that it makes money for goodness — a far cry from the same bottle is sterilized and reused business of selling and repairing orograms of the Connecticut among senators and representatives. Assignment preference isi to the networks and sponsors. But sour fear and the callous syn- several times. This process uses bicycles where the number one com- Legislature, yet j t ’s one of the least icism engendered by cops and much less of our natural resources plaint for bikers is flat tires due to understood, certainly one of the least legislative leaders, commMitee SHERWIN WILLIAMS SLEMHEYS MEM’S SHOP violence is not the only route to chairmen and ranking members* robbers programs. the amount of broken glass in our expensive and one of the least profitability. publicized. r The combined cost to the stat^for the 35 interns is J9,700 for the five- THE DEAL The National Citizens Com- It's the General Assembly's " NA8SIFF ARMS There is no excuse for month session in 1977. The nominal mittee for Broadcasting says Legislative Intern Program, Poet’s nook sum, basically, covers their travel that the 10 least violent shows American TV networks to con- designed to offer college students an expenses to and from the State LEAF STEM A ROOT on television also happen to tinue to spread that sour fear opportunity to study the legislative 4. UMniiAII CLOTHIER Capitol. and callous cynicism among process firsthand, even as it have high ratings. The God and who He is The full-time interns spend the en- Americans, particularly the provides legislators with much- networks seemingly ignore tire semester at the Capitol and HOUSE H’ HALE-^^7 THE CRAFT A HORSY GEMTER young. ’The time has come for needed additional staff. this evidence or are ignorant of God is the sun, the moon, the stars. God is the oceans and thb seas. receive an entire semester's school Supervised by a committee of it. a change. — From The The gale, wind and breeze; The ground on which we walk; credits (12 to 15). Part-time interns legislators and implemented by Baltimore Sun God is the essence of life itself. ' God is the voice of all mankind spend the equivalent of two to three LIFT THE UTCH sem inars and speakers, (the The shrubs, the flowers and When we sing and when we talk. days at the Capitol and receive four VStAlTTMOr program is open to undergraduate trees. to six school credits. All credits de- iM ugnaiw p:: Thoughts God is the mountains, hills and and graduate students attending two- pend upon grades. God is the brooks, the rivers, the valleys; or four-year college in Connecticut. What do they do to earn those THE CRASS KEY lakes. (Jod is everything and The student may be from out-of-state The distant chime tolled an hour. That winch 1 seek will be clear, un- academic credits? If accomjilished wnimiiT The fish, the birds and bees; everywhere; but; the college must be in-state.) Wiifi But which? Peal mixed With peai mistakable, significant, familiar. by full-time legislative assistants, ■V ,' ■ ' ‘ reverberated off hill and structure Other chimes, almost inaudible God abides in the hearts of humans. God is everlasting life, Preference is given to upperclass their task would cost many tUjies the building the chime into a gentle, but against the roar, plead for eternal Of all that lives and breathes. A titanic source of care. students and to others whose $9,700 combined stipends paid the 35 confusing cacophony. Was that six or F.P. Mietzner experience and academ ic REQAL’S MEHS SHOP perspective: Immortality, Eternal God is the rain, the snow, the frost; interns. They perform most of the seven? Five?! Life. I must stand apart and listen for 24 ’Trotter St. background offer some basis for the A constant watch at birth; technical services desired' by the FANrSKITCHEM myself. Manchester work involved. legislature, such as bill analysis, By an open field the dissonance God is an everlasting love. KmHWT YOUR RIFT 6ALLERY “For my thoughts are not your The interns are appointed on a full- research, news releases, liaison suddenly vanishes as the chime, now thoughts, neither are your ways my Of all that moves on earth. time or part-time basis, after work, handling of constituent mail, freed from the distorting effects of ways,” saith the Lord. "F or as the applications are reviewed and inter- worldly influence (natural and man- and the like. RArS ARMY A MA¥Y STORE heavens are higher than the earth, so views held. They work during the made, and are they not one?), is are my ways higher than your ways, Yesterdays What they take away wRh them is legislative session. In odd-numbered clear and unmistakable. Here there and my thoughts than your a sound, theoretical understanding of is no confusion. thoughts.” (Isaiah 85:8,9) years, as 1977, the program begins in state government and, in many in- Mortal contamination can but dis- Submitted by 25 years ago station. early January and ends in early June. stances, a desire to become involved tort, confuse, retard, xtissipate. Wendel K. Walton Board of Directors to discuss High winds break Brunner’s dis- In even numbered years, as 1978,'t in government and politics. The per- play window. Where vision but edges-ilfb mundane, ' ^bisJwpj. Manchester Ward mutual aid agreement tonight. will begin in February and will end in sonal interaction between intern and how shall I trust? Church of State official gives views on selec- 10 years ago May: legislator has permitted the intern to Whose chime shall I attend, and Jesus Christ of ting a general manager. This date was a Sunday; The At present, there are 35 young men pass on his or her knowledge to the which peal? Connecticut Power Co. opens sub- Latter-day Saints Herald did not publish. and women in the program — 17 full college and community. 7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Cbnn., Fri , Feb. II. 1177— PACE SEVEN-A PAGE SIX A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Feb. 11, 1877

* Dental LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY SALE ABE'S SPECIAL Health OME DAY ONLY GOOD ONLY 10 A.M. TO 12 NOON Week SATURDAY, FEB. 12th GENUINE SHEARLING ENTIRE STOCK OF SHEEPSKIN COATS #■ • Suits • Sportcoats • Ail Weather (This is the fifth in a series of six ar- REGAL PRICE CHOPPING VALUES Coats • Leather A Wood Jackets 4 M E N S YOUR ticles on dental health published by • Slacks • ^ r t A Dress Shirts 4 W O M EN S CHOICE $122»2 Manchester Evening Herald, in cooperation with the American Den- • Ties - Bolts • Sweaters Regular Price to S250 tal Association, in observance of • Pajamas A Robes • Jewelry Many Other Specials All Day Long Too Numerous To National Children’s Dental Health Mention. P.S. Valentines Day Is Feb. 14th. Week, Feb. 6-12.) My four-year-old daughter still sucks her thumb at bedtime, and /2 PRICE we are concerned that this habit SAT. ONLY SPORT 90 ONLY will prove harmful to her teeth. ______How does the dental professional feel about this? (Vl uniqueue and unusual mFrnmm m VALUES During the child’s early year, ir> thumb sucking — which gives ^ GIFTS FOR MEH TO pleasure and emotional comfort — MEN'S SHOP \ 767 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER. CONN. should be considered normal COATS behavior. In most instances, such Tel. 646-3736 MANCHESTER ONLY *75.00 sucking Is relatively harmless and 789 Main Street, Manchester most children stop the habit by the time they are four or five years old. Dr. Robert Fish of Manchester presents gifts to winners in the Prolonged and intensive thumb Dental Health Week Poster and Essay Contest conducted in sucking past the time when the per- Grades 5 and 6 in Manchester schools. Recipients are, from left, manent teeth are in position— at five XBfc MINE Liz Brainard, Nathan Hale School, first; Scott Fontaine, to six years of age — can lead to real ODD LOT problems. Verplanck School, and Bruce Lange, Washington School, tied There are degrees of sucking. A for second. Students received Teledyne Water Piks and Squibb light resting of the thumb between SH0PPINa..C0LD? Broxodent Toothbrushes. (Herald photo by Larson) the lips at bedtime probably will not Come In and warm up with a cup FRIDAY & SATURDAY 50 have much of an effect on the child’s of our famous SPECIAL teeth and jaws, but heavy sucking ONLY done several times a day or all night COFFEE or TEA ...FR EE! SUITS long can affect the position of the JuRt present a regleter tape or ealee allp MANCHESTER ONLY M CC-AC sets dance permanent teeth and the shape of the from any DOWNTOWN MERCHANT jawbone. dated Sat., Feb. 12th. The family dentist should be con- VALUES sulted as early as possible as he is the HOW TO BECOME PRESIDEHT only one who can diagnose the TO for sports fu n ds THE HARD WAY... seriousness of your child’s habit and $25.00 The student Athletics Cluh of winners in a raffle conducted the advise you concerning ways to help Here is a man who — PANTS Vi PRICE Manchester Community College will past several months by the athletics her overcome it. FAILED IN BUSINESS...... 1831 sponsor a dance Saturday night at department. Prizes include a trip to At this point, he may tell you not to DEFEATED IN LEGISLATURE. . . . 1832 worry about it. Scolding or punishing 8:30 in the State Armory on Main St. Bermuda, a color television set and a AGAIN FAILED IN BUSINESS ... 1834 The event is the last in a series of citizen's band radio. the child — rather than helping to fund-raising efforts to support cer- The goal of the fund raising effort eliminate the habit — may pniy SWEETHEART DIED...... 1835 LONG SLEEVE CREW NECK tain sports activities for college is $7,000. The money will be used further her anxiety and thufhh HAD NERVOUS BREAKDOWN ... 1838 sucking. athletes. toward the MCC baseball team's DEFEATED IN ELECTION ...... 1838 Music will be provided by the Nif- spping tour in the South, attendance But if she should continue the habit over the next year, the dentist can DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS .... 1843 TEE $ 2 0 0 tie Fifties band, a local eight- at national competition by college RES. member group which specializes in teams that have won regional con- suggest several methods aimed at DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS .... 1848 music that was popular in the 1950s stopping it, including rewarding her "Honest Abe" S5. tests, and athletic scholarships. DEFEATED FOR CONGRESS ....1848 SHIRTS for quitting; painting the thumb with ) J & C Ferrara Co., Inc and early 1960s. The dance is open to the public as DEFEATED FOR SENATE...... 1855 McDsffor Ctw Nick There will be door prizes and a well as students and staff members bitter tasting lotion; sedative pills to Wss me once„Kiss me Ivvce,,, VALUES special prize will be awarded to the at the college. control restlessness at bedtime; ban- DEFEATED FOR VICE PRESIDENT TO couple dressed in the most authentic Further information is available by daging the thumb; and mittens. 1856 DEFEATED FOR SENATE .. 1858 Kiss rre once again, FREEzes 13.00 1950 outfit. calling 646-4210. After 4:30 p.m., call Another method might he a fixed or ELECTED PRESIDENT ...... 1860 SWEATERS There will also be a drawing for 646-4900, extension 259. removable dental appliance to keep If it's been a long, long time since you told her Entbs Stock SleevslMi the thumb out of the mouth. What a Man wa$ Abraham Lincoln! how much you care, let one of our delicious sterling silver kisses do it for you. Each on its own 18" sterling chain. From J & C Ferrara. PRICES Manchester police report The Brass Key SWEATERS NOW Large single kiss $17.50 IRS tax help RESTAURANT Two kisses are better than one $13.00 ENTK STOCK Complete Breaklast-Lunch-DInner Love & a Kiss $12.50 VALUES TO $30 James P. Egan, 35, 31W Foster St., north on Main St., police said. There schedule Serving the public for over 30 years was charged Thursday with evading were no injuries. Court date is March P.S. CLOSED MONDAYS SWEATERS res|wnsibility in connection with an 1. 090 IIAAI CfT the heart of revised OAO HW in 0 1 a DOWNTOWN MANCHE SELECT CROUP accident which occurred Feb. 3 on James W. Daley, 55 of no certain VALUES Main St. near Sterling St. address, was charged with breach of SUOOR IQSniE VALUES peace Thursday night after an inci- The schedule for Internal Revenue TO T0S4B.98 Police said Egan's car was Service (IRS) representatives traveling north on Main St. when it dent on Durant St. He was to be 917 Main Street, Manchester $28.50 SHOES released today on a nonsurety bond appearing at the Municipal Building JACKETS allegedly struck a vehicle driven by has been revised. CREPE sou Edward T. Neubelt, 50, of 23 for court Feb. 28. VALUES The IRS agents, who will assist Strickland St. Egan's car continued Damage to an unrented room at 49 TO Birch St. was reported Thursday. residents in completing tax forms, MOC’S 32.95 Damage included a hole in the wall will not be at the Municipal Building PRINT VALUES 1 Winter and door and items ripped off the on Fridays, as had previously been EimRE STOCK wall, police said. announc^. 1 sports ll A break was reported at a home on They will be there on Wednesdays, Alice St. during which several but the time has been to changed to 1- SPORT SHIRTS JEAN TOPS NOW i report 4 p.m. for the following dates: Feb. drawers were ransacked, but nothing ARROW VHYL was found missing police said. 16 and 23, and March 2, 9, 16, 23, and The thaw has put an end to ice 30. VALUES Police reported an attempted VALUES TO skating and hockey at locations break at Cut & Curl Beauty Salon on Two IRS representatives were at PURITAN supervised by the recreation depart- Broad St. Thursday night, but the the Municipal Building last TO IIUXETS 37.50 ment for today and fo.- the entire shop had not been entered. Wednesday and assisted several 116.00 weekend. A plate glass door was reported residents who had questions about NOW There will be coasting and skiing, smashed at the Ward Manufacuring filling out their tax forms. KNITS ONLY however, unless rain wastes away Co., 259 Adams St. sometime SOX the snow. Wednesday night or Thursday mor- Vole stands Coasting will be permitted today ning. PUTNAM (UPI) - It’s official. from 3 to 9 p.m. at Center Springs SLECT Putnam residents are against con- tCRVUC TURTLE 'n r* GROUP Park. On Saturday and Sunday, the Fatal stabbing solidating city and town BUTS hours will be 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. HARTFORD (UPl) - Police said governments. At Northview, skiing hours today BLIZZARD OF MARKDOWNS nest George” today they were holding a former A referendum Tuesday went 1,584 at 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. On Saturday and KMTS mental patient as the "prime in favor of consolidation to 796 On Boys & Girls Heavywear, Snowsuits, Jackets and Coats Sunday the hours will be be 10 a.m. to suspect" in the fatal stabbing of a against. A total of 1,586 and two- 9 p.m. Broad Street mother of four. thirds votes was needed for approval. ♦Top Brands *Regular Stock *Winter Merchandise For current information on winter Police said Migdalia Casares, 23, Proponents wanted a recount, and ONE ONLY CHOPS sports, phone 643-4700. was stabbed 30 times in the face and when the job was done Thursday SPUNRAVON > »» body Thursday afternoon. nothing had changed. 30% to 50% Savings LEATHER JACKETS FlANIEl SNRTS"^. Sizes 44 A 42 Factory Repaired, Reg. $80 PRICES girls dept. boys & prep dept. 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Nielsen, son of named underwriting Applications for Sieith, noting that a year High School, Howell financial aid officer. cant. Converse Rd., Bolton, has manager in 1975. scholarships from the Sieith said the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. of higher education can Cheney Regional The financial aid officer accepted an assignment January was a "very slow month” for signs, two; and affidavits, eight. Nielsen of 60 Spring St., Manchester Schoiarship considers the total family scholarship awards have cost between $2,000 and $6,- Vocational Technical RAY’S ARMY & NAVY STORE with the Long Lines com- the local building industi^, Francis J. The department also gave out 27 elec- has been appointed Foundation are now been larger in recent years Stylist to visit 000, announced to parents School, and at the financial income, assets, taxes, pany, American Telephone Conti, the town building inspector, said trical permits, nine plumbing permits, manager of the San An- available. and students that aid office of Manchester extraordinary medical because the Foundation Open'H 5:30 805 Main SL, MandiMter • 646^762 and Telegraph Company, and six heating permits. Ezio Tamburrini, Inter- seeks to make a significant 1 today. tonio regional office of Aet- A family in any income applications for aid from Community College. expenses, size of family, Ykars.'» in the government com- nationally known hair contribution toward rising “The normal slowness of winter, na Insurance Company. bracket may be eligible for the local foundation are The Foundation, which and the number of family munications department, stylist, will be visiting the costs of post-secondary coupled with the bad weather and the Nielsen, a graduate of scholarship aid for a available in the guidance administers about 60 local members in college. Washington, D.C. economy, caused the slow month,” he Tres Chic Beauty Salon of education in colleges, Bryant College, joined Aet- college-bound child, accor- department of Manchester funds, determines the Foundation directors Rogers is a member of Bulletin available Manchester at 303 E. technical schools and said. na in 1964 at Hartford, and ding to Wiliiam Sieith, High School, East Catholic allocations of the funds ac- never see the family finan- m A the Greater Hartford The Building Department issued a total Center St. on Monday. vocational schools. Metals Testing Co., Inc., of South Wind- two years later became MSF president. cording to an objective cial information which is Chamber of Commerce, of 44 building permits during the month. Tamburrini will present The application deadline sor, a Walter Kidde subsidiary Involved commercial multi-peril analysis of the need of each forwarded directly to the the Bolton Grange, Board The estim ate cost of the projects was set with certified inspection and nondestruc- new haIrcutUng styles and Class of '52 plans reunion is April 4. FLANNEL supervisor at the Boston applicant by a college aid officer by the appli- of Trustees Greater Hart- at $459,879. tive testing has offered a technical regional office. He was ap- coloring techniques. In the Manchester High School McArdle, Ms. Betty Ann DENIM S599 J SHIRTS [ ford NAACP, founder and A year ago, the department Issued bulletin describing its mobile lab field ser- pointed pnderwrltlng afternoon, he will super- Class of 1952 is making Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. member of executive fewer permits, 34, but the projects had a vices, according to Frank W. Dunn, presi- manager of the San vise salon employes as Alan Schubert, Mrs. Janet JEANS pians for its 25th anniver- board of the Bolton Lions higher estimated cost, $544,885. dent. Francisco-bated Pacific they Introduce these In- sary reunion May 28 at The Nelson Bradley, Mr. Philip Club, former director There were four new dwellings issued The bulletin is available to engineers Coast regional office In novations to their Burgess, Dr. William P. Colony in Talcottville. st ^ htleq Greater Hartford Urban permits last month. Other permits in- and quality control managers free upon 1971. Sine*' "-T4 he has been customers. Leo F. Diana of 140 Ben- Slover, and Ms. Shirley HONESTLY ABE... League, Hartford cluded: alterations and additions, 30; request. at the Chicago regional o. For additional informa- Tluck Turek. Arthur R. Nielsen ton St., principal of Nathan Rehabilitation Center, and fice, where he had served tion call Tree Chic at 543- Anyone knowing the ad- James O. Rogers Hale School, is chairman of former executive board as agency development 2483. the reunion committee. He dresses of out-of-town you could not find a member of the Bolton also served as chairman of graduates is asked to Congregational Church. He the 10th and 20th reunions forward the information to BEHER BARGAIN CHOICE is a g rad u ate of of the class of 1952. Mrs. James McArdle, 16 LEVI’S \ *5” Manchester High School Other executive com- Benton St., Manchester, ONE ONLY.... DRESS SHIRTS and attended the Universi- Conn., 06040. By March 4 mittee members are Mrs. ty of Connecticut. Phyllis Mastropietro when the list is completed, RUGBY SHIRTS Young, secretary; Richard invitations will be O.E. or FRIGIDAIRE FASHION PRE-WASHED “KNOWN FOR QUALITY - FAMOUS FOR SERVICE" T. Day, Ph. D., treasurer; extended to class members CLOTHES DRYER \ . 4 * OPEN DAILY kM • E-M CLOtCO aUNDAYS and Mrs. Alyce Carlson and guests. JEANS 935 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST. - 643-5171 OPEN TUE & THUR NIQHTS TIL • OFFER SOOD THRU FEB. 19 LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY ONLY occasional PLANT SALE * 1.12 THE BEST BRANDS IN AMERICA AT WE LIKE GEDRGE BUT . .. Over 25 VariatiM Public Watkins, as you may 1.'^2 & know. Is famous for its youth bedroom miw. Macrame Hangers FRIQIOAIRE ELECTRIC TRY ABE . . . YGU’LL LIKE HIM, records" Many Stylo •2.12 CLOTHES DRYER huge selection of fine Landscape Mirror, Reg. $92 Watering Frogso' $ i 1 9 LIKE THE GOGDGLD DAYS:, Warranty deed. occasional furnishings now 949 Pretty 4 Pracncal l i l f c Richard A. Thibodeau )h Traditional, Queen size Panel Hobo, Reg. $125 now 69 B.D FEB. 12th HONEST AB t and C o n sta n c e M. Colonial, Modern, Cabinet Bed, Reg. $332 now 11$ &SON Thibodeau, both of Vernon, Book case Headboard, Reg. $177 now 88 leaf, slem & roof 649 .M.4IN STREET TEL. 643-2171 MANCHESTER to Graham M. Nibbs and Contemporary, and Hutch Mirror, Reg. $195 unusual green plants Juanita S. Nibbs, both of Early American, now 98 LINCOLN CRAZY DAY SALE Edina, Minn., property at Double Dresser, Reg. $230 now 119 857 MAIN STREET telephone and right now, a 649-2522 27D Esquire Dr., $36,000. Chest, Reg. $195 now 99 Manchester, Conn. 06040 George A. McKenzie and whole lot ofjt is Hutch, Reg. $115 now 117 9 AM TO 5:30 PM ONLY! Velma A. McKenzie to slashed to price Ralph C. Gray, Rochester, Commode, Reg. $125 now 96 N.Y., property at 171 Ralph to make way for Chest, Reg. $333 now 63 sfOU'RE l^|pf. Rd., $51,000. new spring collections. Bachelor Chest, Reg.Reg $143 now 79 ^^TANT TO'^ ON SALE AT 9 AM SHARP H. Lawrence Hess Jr. and Sharon H. Hess, both 40 Occasional pieces by famous Lanel Open Deck, Reg. $119 now 99 of Juno Isles, Fla., to Paul Collection Includes: Parsons tables and Corner Desk, Reg. $143 now 78 CUIIC .*8" R. Belanger and Paulette Glass top tables and colored finishes Chair, Reg. $55 now 28 ullllu (4| MR ONLY Fischer Laminated tOll N. Belanger, property at 76 Trundle Bed, Reg. $277 now 199 wamwaw SKIIS,BeB,to$60...... 9 Winthrop Rd., $47.85 con- tool veyance tax. price! Nite Stand, Reg. $77 now 39 John Haberem Jr. and 5G pieces of masterfully crafted pine Bunk Bed, Reg. $193 now 97 (1) Pair FISCHER SKIS tritli DOVRE $»ai2 Linda P. Haberern to Gary Everything listed here is at least end tables and cocktail tables in both Deck w/doors, Reg. $176 now 88 MINI L. Wallace and Margaret dark and light finishes. 40CCBiHiililgtHto$85...... T V D. W allace, both of Vs price, but there are hundreds Desk, Reg. $195 now 98 Olyphant, Pa., property at more at 16 price that are not listed, 76 pieces of Colonial maple Dbl. Dresser w/Hutch, Reg. $379 now 189 11 Brent Rd., $44,500. come see everything and savell occasional furniture also in dark & light (2) Pair FISCHER SNIS witli DOVHE $ 9 A 1 2 Certificate of attachment THE Nutmeg Commercial finishes. AFFORDABLE 26ClilHiillgllet.to$72...... J v dorp. againsT Dennis dining, dinettes i BOUTIQUE FOR Chalifoux, doing business > TOPS & JEANS as Denard Floor Covering, mattresses Oinette, Daystrom-Pecan Table w/6-chalr8 (1) LOT OF SKilS, Spaulding, $ 9 Q 1 2 $4,000, property at 14 sofas chairs lov’sts VALENTINE^SPECIAL! Olcott St. Sasly Health Flex Supreme. Twin size Reg. $302.50 now 16 price $181 Blizzard, etc. Reg. to $200 ...... v9 Judgment lien Reg. $89.98 (1) now 16 price $49.97 DliMtta Daystrom-Dark oak table with 2- NECKLACES Matthew Allen Real Steams A Foster Gentle-firm, Correct- chalrs, 2-benches. Reg. $455.00 $277 For Him ft Hor Estate, Inc., Vernon, j --M GOLF SHOE BABOAIHSH a ild -l2 Comfort-King size. Complete Setll Chairs, dining by Lane. Pine, upholstered 4- 99 0 9 9 a g a in s t T heodore C. Trudon Jr., Hartford, $4,- Reg. $599.95 (1)now '/6 price $299.97 side, 2-arm. Reg. $960 now only $490 1 JOHHSOirS SKIPPER SPM/CAST $ A 12 050.70,'property on Tolland Tpke. Steams A Foster Full size box spring Huh^ Colonial Maple Design by Keller _ _ REEL, complete witli line...... T Building permit. Reo. $119.00 (1) now price tt9.96 Reg. $550.00 now % price 1228 Allen and Linda Coleman Eclipse Chiropractic Complete Setl Dining Suite. Country style - Oak - 7 piecesll 73, Bridge St., alterations at 134 Briarwood Dr., $11,- Twin size (Ticking discontinued) Table, 4-chairs, Hutch and HuntboardI 000. Reg. $239.00 (1)now Vz price $119.95 Reg. $1492.00 now % price $749 COME James F. Adams, wood- Complete Dining Suits by Penn. House 6- burning stove and fireplace EARLY at 286 E. Middle Tpke., Piecesl 4-chalrs, Table, China and Buffet Limited Quantity $375. Reg. $1979.00 now 16 price 1989 Carl B. and Freda K. Sofa 84” Wing-Red, Avocado, Beige Dining Suite by Heritage. 5-Piecesl Table, 2- Balk, West Hartford, print. Box pleat skirts (Basement) side, 2-arm chairs in American Oak. alterations at 699 Main St., Reg. $398.00 now Vz price $199 SALE AT 1 PM SHARP $2,000. Reg. $1359.00 now % price $686 Dairy Mart, Inc., En- Chair Decorative Chippendale Wing, 8 e ^ by Heritage, Reg. $349.00 now $178 field, for Jarvis Enter- tapestry fabric (Basement) TEHiS RACKETS prises Inc., alterations at choose Credenza by Heritage, Reg. $799 now $399 Reg. $398.00 now Vs price $199 Assorted group 9 ply strung nylon 646-648 Center St., $700. from Sealy Dinette, Daystrom, table w/chrs. $119 12 Dairy Mart Inc., Enfield, Love Seat 54" Wing style w/Gold-Rust LIBERATION with leather grips, Iteg. to S I S ...... ■ for Jarvis Enterprises Eclipse and Stearns & Foster Inc., sign at 646-648 Center tweed fabric (Basement) St., $300. Reg. $399.00 now Vz price $159 Steams A Foster Bunkette bases SALE! NWUHG SHOES Michael J. and Cherle A. Scott, wood and coal- Reg. $27.95 ea. (6) now Vz price $13.97 Assorted group mens, ladies. $#12 burning stove at 125-127 bedroom suites DESK PADS Swival Rocker by La-Z- SlumberUM Queen size Complete Setll Values to $ 1 7 ...... i Summer St., $200. Michael J. and Charle A. Boy Super Valuel ^ 1 1 7 Reg. $259.95 (5) now Vz price $129.97 DESK ACCESSDRIES Scott, wood-burning stove Saaly “Jubilee” Queen size Complete at 125-127 Summer St., Reg. $235.00 ^ I I i SHEARERS, Boys-Mens $ 100. Setll Assorted Lot, Goodrich, Neds, $/12 Marriage license Reg. $269.95 (1)now Vz price $134.97 Wayne J. Alexander and Reg. to $ 1 4 ...... Holly T. Sanders, both of Sofa 72” contemporary In OFF Manchester, Feb. 19 by a Brown/Avocado tweed (Basement) justice of the peace. OXFORD - ELDON, ETC. Reg. $363.00 now Vz price $179 Plump and plush. Park Saerman SPOHTS a RUNNINB SHOES Love Seat 54" pillow arms, tufted arms pillows Selected group for boys, girls, men by Convoree, Spot Blit, Brooke. All First The perfect com This printing test pattern is and back. Beige, Gold. (Basement) ELECTRIC PENCIL Quellty, Most Sizes. part of The Herald quality BUY ONE PA IR...... M9.98 control program ini order to Reg. $312.00 now Vz price $156 pliment to a fine bedi Reg. $9.95 SHARPENER give you one of the finest ea. (8) '6 priced at only $ 2 | 9 7 newspapers in the nation. Chair Hi-Back Lounge - Avocado, velvet $1^95 GET 2ND PAIR FOR ...... 12* stripe (Basement) ea. reg.20“ GET BOTH PAIR ...... $20.10 Reg. $329.00 now Vz price $199 CORDLESS SHARPENERS Chair Hi-Back Lounge in Rust colored IMPRINTED TEE SHIRTS "100% nylon fabric (Basement) Top quality, chooeo from Tiger, Qola, Puma, Convorso, Novellty designs, etc. Reg. $287.00 now 16 price $139 room -size carpets ^4n95 Reg.7.B0 BUY ONE FOR O NLY...... $3.98 Chair Tub style. Tufted arms and back. 9 pc suits Dark oak. Dresser, Twin Mirrors (Batteries not Includeo) BUY THE 2ND SH IRTS...... 12< Gold velvet fabric (Basement) 12x9 moss green plush now $48 Armoire, Headboard, Nite stand. Reg. $900.00 now % price $449 Red Tag Hems GET 2 FOB ONLY...... $4,10 R ^ . $235.00 now % price $119 2x17 leaf-green shag now 79 Sofa by Pennsylvania House. Attached 2x1^7) gold avocado plush now 69 4 pc. Suite Pine, Triple Dresser, Hutch style All merchandlte regular alack, Snt qualHr, NO REFUNDS or EXCHANOES ■ 2x9 Pineapple plush now 39 mirror, Armoire, Cannonball bed. As b Hems at lye Bye Prices First come basla sale marchendlaa. Not all aliaa and m o d o fi - Sale It for Ceth, back. Traditional design, 3-cushloned Matter Charge, BankAmarloard knr 41 T n n It im i n M M ntc I w/Gold, Beige velvet stripe. (Basement) 2x14 leaf-green shag now 98 Reg. $1530.00 now 16 price 1769 Reg. $854.00 slashed to only $296 2x18(91 gold, avocado plushnow 79 4-pc. Suita by Lane - oak: Triple Dresser, Open 24 Hours Daily] Mirror, chest, chainback Headboard FN EMEMEHCY SERVICE 9x12(8) Canyon gold loop now 72 ^8 Copper tip-shear now 49 Reg. $1160.00 now '6 price $598 Harrison^8 2x17(8) Spanish gold plush now 79 4-|^ Sidte by Lane - Pine: Triple Dresser, NfOU’RE f/i|p you oan oharge it NASSIFF ARMS NUTIMOOS 2x12 Gold avocado now 68 Twin Mirrors, Armoire, Queen Headboard. Octant TO If It's over $100, use our Convenient Revolving Plan - or 2x11(3) Rainforest green now 49 Reg. $1500.00 , now Vz price $790 Stationers COMPANY Of Manchester DHBUINEBi charge any amount with your own Bank Cerdsll HEATING I NSTf OUTI DN ''Since 1 9 4 5 " 945 MAIN STREET 991 Main Strset Phono 647-9126 5x16 Blue moss tip-shear now 69 849 Main Street Manchester DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 643-5135 "Your House of Sports Since 1944" 315 Canter Sl Manchastar I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., F r t. Feb, II. 1977- PAGE ELEVEN-A PAGE TEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb, 11, 1977 Rainbow for Girls holds installation

Miss Cheryl L. Ferguson, daughter Ferguson wlUi the traditional r r t Scout Council honors leaders of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson of were installed as follows: Mr. and gavel necklace and Miss Ferguson Mrs. Paul Bernard, Miss Diane Ber- 39 Marshall Rd. was installed as gave Miss Steeves a past worthy ad- Mrs. Doris Fairbanks of Bolton Girl Scout Association, were increase cookie sales each year. “ worthy advisor of Manchester nard, Mrs. Janice Hodge, Allan Hawthorne St. and Mrs. Ann Ruggles presented the awards Monday at the "Her concerns are not only for the visor's jewel. Hellstrom, Donald MacKenzle, Mrs. Assembly, Order of Rainbow for The new advisor presented her of Barry Rd. have received the council's annual meeting In Enfield. council or profit (from the cookie Girls in ceremonies at the Masonic Pallo. Mrs. Rosemary Livingston, mother a bouquet of yellow Thanks Badge, the highest honor to According to the council, Mrs. sales) but also for that of the in- Temple. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fergu*>»> Mrs. be awarded by the Connecticut Fairbanks who has served as cookie dividual troop," Joan Hall of the sweetheart roses and her father Barbara Taylor, and Mr. Nichols. Miss Ferguson was Installed by presented her with a gavel. Valley Girl Scout Council. chairman for the Manchester-Bolton council said. Miss April Hellstroih, past worthy Mrs. Grace Dldan, who did not at- Mrs. Fairbanks and Mrs. Ruggles, Association for nine years, has been Mrs. Fairbanks was also cited for Mrs. Dianne Pallo presented Miss tend, will be installed at a later date. advisor and grand love. Ferguson with a rainbow Bible, a gift both members of the Manchester- "especially innovative in methods to always being on hand to open and The installing officers was Miss Miss Hellstrom was presented with from the advisory board. an award for being the highest teller close both Camp Merrie-Wood and Ann Steeves; Miss Laura Smith, past Timber Trails Camp and helping Usherettes were Miss Yvonne In the assembly's recent Tom-Wat worthy advisor, installing chaplain; Smith, past worthy advisor and past with camp and association activities Miss Shirley Seavey, past worthy ad- project. and problems. grand Faith; and Miss Tonya Pearl, TTie Livingstons presented several visor and past grand representative past worthy advisor and past grand During Mrs. Ruggles' 29 years in to the State of Indiana, installing members with service bars and scouting, she has served girls In representative to the State of In- charms. • marshal; and Miss Carol Ferguson, diana. Georgia, New York, Texas and installing recorder. The Rainbow wreath, which It James W. McKay was organist and given to members for outstanding Connecticut. She has been active in Other officers installed are: Miss the Connecticut Valley Council Ronald Erickson, soloist. work and service to the assembly, Leslie Norris, worthy associate ad- Greetings were extended by the longer than in any of the other areas. visor; Miss Arlene Nelson, Charity; was presented to Laura Smith, and According to the council, Mrs. heads of the masonic organizations Elizabeth’Anderson. Miss Lisa Secrlst, Hope, and Miss at the temple. Ruggles' record in scouting is "long Joan Cartwright, Faith. Debbie Sandberg, who did not at- Harold Livingston, chairman of the and impressive." She has served as a Also, Miss Alice Nead, recorder; tend. will receive a wreath later. service unit chairman, troop cookie advisory board and a member of the Miss Pearl was presented with a Miss Carol England, treasurer; Miss state executive board, installed Mrs. chairman, and Southeast Service Teri Ferguson, chaplain; Miss Cindy perfect attendance pin for eight James Nichols as mother advisor for years from the date of her initiation Unit cookie chairman. She also has Baker, drill leader; Miss Carole the year. until her majority. been a member of the aquatic school Mackenzie, musician; Miss Barbara Members of the advisory board Mr. Nichols gave the benediction. staff, program committee and Nead, nature; Miss Carol Ferguson, Scouting '67. IRS helps taxpayers fidelity; Miss LuAnn Kasevich, She has given her professional ser- patriotism; Miss Hellstrom, service; vice as a registered nurse at day and Jim O’Reilly, a representative from the Internal Revenue office in Hartford, assists Henry Miss Elizabeth Anderson, confiden- MWCHESTER P H GOniR resident camps, special weekend tial observer; Miss Laura Smith, events and Wyoming Trek '76. She Crandall, of 113 Summer St,, with his tax form. A representative from IRS will be at the page north; Miss Cindy Twible, LINCOLN DAY has also been a Red Cross first aid in- Municipal Building to assist residents on several Wednesdays through the first week in historian; Miss Diane Ferguson, structor for Brownie, Junior, Cadette April. (Herald photo by Pinto) standard bearer; and Miss Laura SUPKR SPECIALS Wearing Thanks Badges and Senior troops. Livingston, keeper of the jewels. The council cited Mrs. Ruggles for Members of the installed choir are OYNAaOWII Mrs. Doris Fairbanks, left, and Mrs. Anne Ruggles are wearing her “outstanding willingness to serve Kim McDowell, Kay McDowell, MPORi ISIS wherever possible and for sharing Kare Mottram and Cindy Churchill. ™wjir ypwtmH.Tiii the Thanks Badge, the highest honor to be awarded by the Connecticut Valley Girl Scout Council. her talents, which have been “in- Miss Steeves presented Miss Sb. •12’* valuable to many councils." SUOOR ^ FREE py ■PURL VAUH Lincoln’s Adams plans meetings W i HUnRMLKWBTERCHOOCROO Birthday Sale on energy crisis 1-84 impact report issued Group WASHINGTON (UPI) — Transportation Secretary SLACKS » 12>« ONE DAY - SATURDAY ONLY Brock Adams said Thursday the nation has to recognize Originally $26 - $28 that it is caught In a permanent energy crisis. Group Adams said he will hold a series of "town meetings" rfURUIUM lANO FDH t k . with something for everyone across the country for a "wide open” discussion of SAND PAINTINGS DRESSES *18‘*-’3 9 “ SPECIAL OFFER transportation problems and how they relate to energy PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - needs. good for business because it would its way to the reservoir., the major Originally $36 to $78 SAND DESNINIG BOOKS Something for everyone is contained cut the two-hour drive between the water supply for Rhode Island. Shopping service launched Speaking to the annual meeting of the Consumer in an overview impact report the cities by 30 minutes, the report said. — Nearly 180 acres of wetlands Group Federation of America, Adams said the government & CERAMK ORNAMENTS federal government has prepared on It describes the environmental im- would be covered by fill and wildlife TOPS PEWTER Two students from the Regional Occupational Training Center went shopping Tuesday on must drop its "tunnel vision" about transporation. For proposed Interstate Route 84 pact this way: would be forced from a 468-acre example, he said, urban mass transit should be con- between Providence and Hartford, — About 180 families and 40 area. 6 10 the first day of a grocery pickup service for elderly and handicapped residents. Peter sid er^ part of urban development, a public service, 1D%0PF Conn. businesses would have to move. The federal officials said proper • " to * “ Drega and Linda Olbrias check a shopping list with Gerri Kelley, vocational instructor at rather than a service to commerce. It tells backers that the — Vehicle emissions in the area planning could soften the effects. The Originally $18 - $26 TANKARDS ROTC. On the weekly trips the students shop and deliver items requested. Residents in- "There is a special urgency for new transportation ef- superhighway would help business. It would increase 12 percent, report notes that noise and air pollu- Broken Sixes terested in the service should contact Diane Wicks at the Municipal Building, 649-5281, ext. ficiencies," he said. “You and I—and all America—must 017 MAIN tT „ DOWNTOWN MANCHUTIN 040-4271 gives critics ammunition for their — There would be more traffic tion will not increase much more 285. accept the fact that we are caught up In a permanent claim that the road means en- noise over a wider area than present- than they would if traffic continues to energy crisis. (FwuMfr *• • <*•**• **J vironmental damage along a 16-mile ly affected by smaller roads like U.S increase along existing routes. strip through rural Rhode Island. Routes 6 and 44. Money for the project has been set TWEED’S The Federal Highwav Administra- — Sediment from highway con- aside in Connecticut but Rhode Specialty Shop tion report, released 'Thursday, was struction would have a "potentially Island voters would have to approve 773 Main St Manchester ARTHUR DRUG compiled from other environmental severe impact" on rivers and a bond referendum to provide the Open Thurs. Nites 'til 9:00 and economic studies conducted in streams including the Scituate state share of the cost. Work would Free Parking Rear of Store 942 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 643-150^ both states since the highway was Reservoir and about 1,600 tons of salt not start until at least 1981 if federal 3. O^arman. ffilotljterR proposed in the late 1960s. used to clear the highway would find and state approval is received, the ^ "Som e Items Of R87 Main StreeU Dou>ntown Unsuikeeter The $231 million highway would be report said. Equipment Are "One- Onlles” CBIA joins in opposition KEYSTONE 60-SECOND mm m INSTANT PRINT CAMERA Built-In Elactronic Flash to human services merger €0^ Acespts 108, 107 or 88 HONEST ABE — Rim Packs R«g. 00.05 HARTFORD (UPI) - by Mrs. Grasso and headed Mrs. Wingate said she sibility for Medicaid in a We haven't forgotten you! Massive consolidation of by Aetna Life & Casualty also objected to the health services depart- KODAK 425 Reg. 29.95 •IB ’* And to show it “ cheek” state government should President John Filer, one proposed part of the Filer ment, instead of human THE BIRTHDAY PRESENTS not apply to human ser- group would be set up to report to place respon- services. WSTAMATIC ^ 134 Reg. 26.95 •16’* vices, says the Connecticut deliver human services. We are giving the good people of Manchester! Business and Industry Another department CAMERAS Model S20 Reg. 44.95 •30’* Association. would be set up to deter- the The CBIA, siding with mine who would be eligible eOLDCREST Dual-800 SAWYER 727 Thu Sale is Feb. 12th — One Day Only with Super Buys — Gov. Ella Grasso on the for benefits and to issue the MTEUCTUUSagM MOVIE PROJECTOR Slide Projector issue, Thursday told a money. PER CUP Automatic Focus In Our Women'*s Dept. legislative committee it She said within the All Tankards are English made, doesn't think consolidation various departments that ALL DAY SATURDAY have glass bottom and a pt. capaci- 111 .r. Starting at 9 A.M. — A group of Summer Slacks — in that area would be a now handle human ser- Rag. IS were to $35 - NOW - S9.12 beneficial change. vices — Aging, Children 775 MAIN STREET, THE WIDEST VARIETY .INCOLN’S BIRTHDAY FEB. 12th ty. Three letter monogram 129.98 Manchittir OF CRAFT a HOBBY Rag. Ann W ingate, CBIA and Youth Services, Men- ‘ SUPPLIES IN CENTRAL Starting at 10 A.M. — A group of Summer Dresses — CONNECTICUT! engraved FREE on all Tankards. 99.SS director of research, op- tal Retardation and others 643-9338 were to $60 — NOW — $9.12 posed the report of a com- — there was already a 8upar-8 or mittee studying restruc- sharply defined difference FANrS R^ular>8 Starting at 10 A.M. — A group of Winter & Summer Skirts turing of state government between those two func- AUTYCO ENGLISH PEWTER TANKARD were to $70 - NOW - 95.12 to $19.12 which urged consolidation tions. ROILING STOCK Starting at 11 A.M. — A group of Blouses — be applied to human ser- "I don't see the need for KITCHEN vices. separate departments for Reg. $13.95 KEYSTONE AI$o: were to $30 - NOW - $9.12 In testimony before the human services and in- nCO LOCOMOTIVES 1 9c 1015 Main St. Starting at 1 P.M. — A group of Summer Jersies — Government Administra- come maintenance; those MOVIE LIGHT Modal 570 R8tS».l5 *30’* tion and Policy Com- functions are already Two for One plus ^ ^ DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER were to $14 — NOW — $4.12 mittee. which is con- separated," she said. -Starting at 2 P.M. — A group of Summer Pants Suits — sidering the reorganization "I am concerned that KITS Wollensak 047 f or buy 4 at V4 price and get the 5th One FREE. 82 each SYLVANIA KODAK COLOR FILM ^Hospital' ‘‘YOU CAN BE SURE” While they lest Prestige Flash Gubot . 8 0 KODAK COLOR FILM Discharged Thursday: 1 P .M . SPECIAL AT SHOORS Mafic Gohat . 8 8 0110-12 Exp. JO Harry Brown, 12 Chester flpfbth 1.09 0120-12^ .89 Dr.; Mary Burns, 3 by Berkey Stephen St.: Louis Tuttle, Apothecary ■(fV 23 Hudson S t.; Marion request prestige . . . KEYSTONE POCKET CAMERA Gables. Glastonbury; JARS MoMIIU IH»»M Deborah Bezzini, 22E St. get a free roll of color | SUOOR James St.; Laura Ander- Sovaral S lits Built-In flaah son, 66 Summer St.; Rtg. $2 - $S print film 11 tiie ^atclt UM8 cartridge-film Carlton Scofield, Bolton; offer good thru feb., 1977 \ Michael Fairbanks, S64 72« & 92« Wetherell St.; Kenneth GIFT SHOP MINM 120 Ras-M-W Other items on Sale All Stone, Stafford Springs; •1’* & *2'* nassiff camera Also MoM 404 Has-4149 Jeffrey McDonald, 98 629 main street 917 MAIN ST. AvallMble: MoM303Rao.28J5 Chesslee Rd., East Hart- 977 MAIN ST. tetephonet 643>7369 ford; Bonnie Plattner, 475 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Tolland St., East Hartford. PAGE TWELVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 11, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchfiter. Conn , FrI , Ftb 11. t»77- PAGE THIRTEEN-A Court of Honor capped hy Eagle awards

Presentation of Eagle badges to selling the most in the annual Tom- leader of Sequoia Patrol. Skill Brett Pierson, Michael Shearer, Jef- Carl Gunderson III and Half Michels Watt Christmas money-raising Awards were given to Irving James, frey Shrider, Jeffrey Slater, Harry highlighted the annual 'potluck and project were given to Stephen David Farrington, Kevin McGure, Smith, William Tedford, Glenn Court of Honor of Troop 25 recently EMwards, Jeffrey Shrider, Steven Michael McGuire, William Peschke, Thomas, James Tyler, David at Center Congregational Church. Witham, Brent Hazzard, David and David Lammey. Wayland, Scott Werkheiser, Todd Gunderson, a 16-year-old junior at Wavland, Robert French, Michael Receiving merit badges were; Neil Whitney, and Douglas Woodbury. Advancement in rank went to tJiiRU)iyi the Loomis School, has been a Lerch, Robert Patrick, Richard Berggren, Robert Bohadik, David member of the troop since 1971, and Johnson, John McNamara, Eldward Bowen, Richard Bowen, Gregory Jacque Dorion, Irving James, v:. has served as patrol leader and' Kenefick, Michael Charette, Mark Cassells, Michael Charette, Jeffrey Michael McGuire, Brett Pierson, junior assistant scoutmaster. He is Darna, Wendy Felletter, Alan Pan- Chmielewski, Mark Dama, Jacque Tenderfoot; Jeffrey Shrider, Edward the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gunder- clera, Harold Whiting, Neil Doiron, Edward Dziato, Steven Kenefic, James Tyler, Second Class r HSW reporters son of 115 Olcott Dr. Berggren, Shawn Haberem, Eric Edwards, Chris Felleter, John Jeffrey Chmielewski, Edward Curren t Affairs Club visits U.N. Michels, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Douglas Woodbury, Robert Flurkey, Robert French, Jonathan Dziato, Stephen Edwards, Myles win awards Kurt,.Michels of 44 Bryan Dr., has Bohadik, David Gahagan, Kendrick Grzyb, Joseph Grzyb, Carl Gunder- McCurry, Shawn McKenna, Kevin Moran, Eric Nelson, Robert Patrick, served as patrol leader and junior Beckwith, Todd Whitney, and Glenn son, Shawn Haberem, David House, Last Tuesday morning, a group of Nelson Patterson, Harry Smith, The Jan. 21 issue of HSW featured to any convention agreed upon by the of the mission appeared in somewhat assistant scoutmaster and has been a Thomas. Special mention was given Brent Hazzard. adventurous students confirmed David Wayland, Douglas Woodbury, an article discussing the 1977 U.S. anti-terroristic world because of outdated suits and regulation shoes. member of the troop since 1971. He is to Wendy Felletter, who is not a Boy Also, Irving James, Richard John- their dedication to the acquisition of First Class; Richard Bowen, Life. Figure Skating Championships, an their present political situations. Mr. Zatursky's greeting in Ukrainian a 16-year-old junior at Manchester Scout, but the sister of a troop son, Edward Kenefick, Glenn Marx, knowledge by rising hours before the The Mothers' Auxiliary, under the event which concluded just last He saw hope for some agreement added to their visible discomfort, as High School. member. Glenn Thomas was given Michael McGuire, Myles McCurry, weekend at the Hartford Civic milkman, paperboy, or even their in 1978. Multi-national firms are The Court of Honor opened with the Shawn McKenna, John McNamara, leadership of Mrs. Jon Marx, were in evidenced through their chain special recognition for being the top * ■ Center. favorite morning radio personality. welcome in Belgium as they provide smoking presentation of Scout awards to new salesman for five years in a row and Half Michels, Paul Miskunas, Kevin charge of arrangements for the The article was written under the These members of the Current Af- needed employment. However, such The same questions were posed: recruits David Farrington, David for selling over $1,000 this year. Moran, Eric Nelson, Robert Oleksiw, poUuck. Members of Girl Scout joint authorship of Julie Hudson and fairs Club were preparing for an companies must abide by Belgian Entirely different answers were Bean, and David Lammey. Bernard Alemany was presented Alan Panciera, Robert Patrick, Troop 2 assisted with serving the supper. The Rev. Newell Curtis, Sue Koski, both MHS seniors, in eventful day in New York City at the law, which incorporates' certain procurred. It seems that the Ukraine Special financial awards for those with his bad^e as the new patrol Nelson Patterson, William Peschke, United Nations. pastor of Center Congregational response to a journalism/publicity penalties for capitalistic countries’ and the U.S.S.R. are against any form Church, gave the blessing. scheme contriv^ by Travelers In- After joining similar groups from ideology. One must pay severe of terrorism; however, national surance Companies to draw the other area schools in Hartford, we monetary compensations to anyone liberation organizations are mia- public's attention to the figure boarded a bus containing various whose employment is terminated; construed with terrorism and are skating event. aspiring politicians from Loomis- thus jobs become lifetime tasks in fine as long as they are not in th* As form of publicity for the show, Chaffee and the Watkinson School. most cases. U.S.S.R. Multi-national corporations high school newspapers in the Elach of the four buses composing our Belgium possesses enough wheat, proved ‘lO be of no concern, as the Scouts attend Communion Breakfast convoy was then boarded by the Greater Hartford area were invited potatoes, and dairy products to suf- government controls all industry. to participate in a group interview in- coordinator-lecturer who proceeded About 200 Cub Scouts, fice for its population, but it is forced Population was on the decline in the Members of Boy Scout the Scout Retreat for seven Ennis, assistant com- conducting classes for this volving toth skaters and sponsors to distribute our agendas, pertinent to import many products. Small Boy Scouts, leaders and Ukraine according to this official Troop 362 of St. years and will be retreat missioner of Long Rivers award Sundays from 1 to 2 from this year’s championship com- information concerning restaurants, families are the norm in urban families of all faiths and, unlike Belgium, no contributions Bartholomew’s Church master for the Scout Council; and Wilbert p.m. at St. ^rtholom ew ’s petition. and a word of caution about the city areas; rural sectors contain large attended the seventh an- are made to any U.N. fund interested performed the opening Retreat Weekend Auden, district advance- School. Frank Keegan Student reporters from par- to nonsophisticated travelers. ones. nual Communion in resolving problems concerning ceremony. scheduled for April 1 ment chairman. spoke about the eighth an- ticipating newspapers gathered at Breakfast sponsored by the Visit missions One-sided discussion populations. The justifiable reason in Deacon Eugene Bawski through April 3. Mrs. Jackie Ennis, chair- nual Scout Weekend the Civic Center to witness a special Algonquin D istrict Our schedule included visits to the By the end of our lengthy lecture, the secretary's mind was that Oille of Holy Apostle College in Other guests were Bruce man pf the breakfast, an- Retreat in April. program about skating techniques Catholic Committee on missions of Belgium, the Ukranian we were well-informed but would get the money, and the Crofnwell, who will be or- Herard of Holy Apostle nounced that classes for The closing ceremony and training necessary to a com- Scouting Sunday at the S.S.R., and Sri Lanka. However, to somewhat relieved to end this one- U.S.S.R. does not support Chile's dained March 27 at St. Seminary; Joseph the Cub Scout Parvuli Del was conducted by peting athlete. Army and Navy Club. our dismay, a note appeared adja- sided discussion. While the sixth call government. John’s Church, Cromwell, Gallagher, Algonquin award will be starting members of Boy Scout Troop 25*8 newest Eagles Lectures, on the ice Julie Hodson (left) and Sue Koski are winners of the writing con- In keeping with this attitude, the was guest speaker. He has cent to the last indicating that five of no avail to the Sri Lankan Mission District executive; Keith soon. Troop 120 of Keeney St. demonstrations, and question and test sponsored by the Travelers Insurance Companies and the phone calls of no avail had resulted in secretary Injected that such Atty. Wesley C. Gryk, been active in scouting for was being made by Mr. Zatursky, we Carriere, district chair- Edward Ward spoke School and Cub Scout Pack Happiness for Carl Gunderson, left, and Half Michels is answer periods were included in the no appointment at the Sri Lankan problems are the individual coun- chairman of the Catholic many years and serves as Hartford Skating Club. were able to clarify the official's Committee on Scouting, man; Patrick Rich; dis- about the Boy Scout Ad 251 of Verplanck School. becoming Eagle Scouts. Both were awarded the highest honor in program. Mission. Confident that our sixth try's worries and should be resolved scoutmaster of a Cromwell statements and ask how he became trict commissioner; Frank Altare Dei award. He is From this brief exposure to the phone call on arrival in New York by that country alone. Although this gave the invocation. troop. He has worked with boy scouting at a recent Troop 25 Court of Honor. involved in the field of diplomacy. world of figure skating competition, would prove more fruitful, we busied Just as he was concluding his com- seemed directly opposite the purpose the students compiled articles which ourselves for what turned out to be in ments. a loud screech emerged from of the U.N. in my mind. 1 accepted were printed in their respective Drag racing costly excess of three hours. The last half the phone. This was the greeting of the explanation, as the frequency newspapers. hour was spent circling around the Ukranian Mission to anyone with which guards were opening the Peanut subsidy A board of judges called upon to Harlem, which appeared m interest courageous enough to dial their door to check on us was increasing. select the best example of jour- in time, money, energy our suburban group. number. Discussion ends abruptly nalism chose to the article written by Upon disembarking near the cor- Therefore, without confirming our Closing our discussion abruptly Miss Hodson and Miss Koski. may be pared Louis Pantaleo began his drag ner of First Avenue and 40th Street, appointment we set out for the with an offer to take any of the To commemorate their achieve- danger of racing is unavoidable, but racing career rather humbly, with an the flags of our delegations were satellite's mission, after deciding literature adorning the four walls of ment, the two girls were awarded an the only way to prepare for it is to be WASHINGTON (UPI) - reducing support prices average car, in his case a Plymouth sought out from among the numerous that a trip to McDonald's was In the room, the officials were relieved engraved plaque, plus a series of sure of your car. The driver and crew The Carter administration founded in 1976 and 1975 >tn Sports Satellite. For the past six banners adorning the U.N. Directly order. It was soon learned that we that our initially inquisitive group front row tickets to two evening’s spend at least an hour before the race wants to trim American when attempted com- months he has invested large quan- across the street was the sight of our must travel twenty-seven blocks to remained silent. After reading some worth of figure skating at the Civic checking important parts. The opera- taxpayer subsidies to promises between growers tities of time, money and energy first appointment. We boarded reach the mission. We hastily agreed of this propaganda, I am convinced Center. tion of a race car is a team effort; peanut farmers. and administration leaders trying to transform it into a com- elevators to the twentieth floor to take one of the city's speedy buses HSW advisor, Zane Vaughan, also there is no time to check everything that the Ukraine is not the place (or Agriculture Secretary were complicated by in- petitive racing machine. Assistance where a jovial secretary pushed a to this point. inquisitive minds. We left the iron attended the skating events. personally, so trust in the crew’s Bob Bergland, apparently tramural battles between came from several sources; his un- button which allowed us admittance gates behind and walked 28 blocks ALL NEW LAOiES WEAR The first evening of skating com- ability and judgment is vital. For without checking with the farmers and shelters in LADIES HALF-SIZE cle, Ron Zavarella, and friend Wayne into the Belgian Mission. toward the Sri Lankan Mission. Even JUSTARRIYED UNIFOMIS petition was preceded by a brief those ten seconds when the car is Gate unbarricaded nation’s best known peanut major producing areas. WASHIIMTONIKCIAU ^ DRESSES WHm OR COLORS Keefe of Hoffman Oldsmobiles con- our personal appearance could not UP TO nvs awards ceremony during which Miss hurtling at speeds around 120 miles Greeted warmly A tall iron gate was unbarricaded farmer, hopes to draft Government sources UURAHUEILOUtES tributed their experience and labor, LARQI 8ELICT10N TO DRESS or PANT surra Hodson and Miss Koski were an- per hour, something as seemingly in- The group was assigned to a for our entrance by a guard In a produce the commuting official. plans within a month to said President Carter, SLIlVEUaS ALL SIZCS CH008I PNOM SEUCTlOaROUR and Louis freely admits that he ,« Knltat CoHom* PeIrMMr VsluM Up To nounced as winners of the journalism consequential as a loose to bolt could spacious conference room which was genuine Cossack hat. We were We decided to take in a U.N. com- cut the government’s an- seeking to avoid involve- “couldn’t have done it without help.” RED. $7.90 marLOWOflOL contest and were given their plaque. mean disaster. thoughtfully arranged with note pads ushered into a small room complete mittee meeting which turned out to nual $71 million bill for ment, told Bergland Louis was part of Zavarella’s racing be no other than a multitude of PRICEO a UTOof f Their responses to the performances Drag racing is a competitive field and pencils before each seat. A with television camera ,aiul tape peanut price supports. recently to handle any new ALL Vl PRICE MoM SIlM AvMlaM* ^4 crew and traveled with him to farewell departure speeches for the fs s r *5*' given by the competing skaters were and the chances for success are slim, Belgian official in charge of social recording devices. The walls were While the farmer peanut proposals on his Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana and extremely enthusiastc. but Louis’ performance so far in- issues greeted us warmly and agreed adorned with smiling Ukranians Sri Lankan ambassador. One in our Minnesota congressman own without letting the elsewhere for competitions. Of the junior and senior pairs com- dicates that, as he hopes, to explain Belgium’s stand on working in their fields, cheering at party succumbed to slumber during pledged to maintain "fair” President know about Members of Boy Scout Troop 362 of St. Bartholomew’s Church conduct REAL FORM • FORMOST After deciding to attempt to make petition and men’s and women’s terrorism , transnational cor- various political rallies, and these eventful speeches After a price protection for peanut them. the opening ceremony at the seventh annual Communion Breakfast at the CHILDRENS SHOES FOUNDATION the big time with his own car, he put “everything will turn out good.” — Dlaeontlnuad Otylaa Only UDIES SHOES singles competition the two girls porations, and population. He saw no vacationing in "beautiful Siberia," quick dinner, we boarded the buses growers, he urged growers Army and Navy Club. (Carriere photo) BIRDLES a Discontinued Stylas Only a complete racing engine from Preci- Julie Hodson Bergland appealed to Rag.$9J9pr. commented: “It was unreal — recent trend which would incur any as quoted by one of their travel for Manche.ster, exhausted but to support some changes in farmers and the peanut in- PANnaiRDLES Values w to $22 sion Racing Services in the now definitely more knowledgeable of a ALLSIZIS-NM.ta.N beautiful, really excellent. There settlement in the field of terrorism. posters. The scene was complete the price support system. metallic-green 1969 model. He used dustry to work with a new was quite a diversity of moods in the It seems that the nations of Africa with the first and second secretaries routine day at the U.N. — Mary Stack Otherwise supports may mow *8 "® pr . "the best parts I could possibly buy” Agriculture Department individual performances; one was and the Middle East will not consent not survive in a Congress Vz Prica and finally "managed to put it ail Guidance task force to “ develop Order Your marLOW mar L OW humorous, another dramatic and dominated by represen- proposals which will be mvl OW together.” He’s already won one tatives from urban areas linen’s birthday sale! death-defying, and another was done notes V) fair to growers by main- with a pop rock theme. It was just trophy, in the Frank Moratta Auto Bergland said. “Happy Show and plans to begin racing local- A representative of New taining a viable program; OKTOfORAllllERS USED OFFICE DESK- 3 CUSHION TV great, unbelievably good.’’ — The Senate Agriculture ly. Then he will race in Florida for a Hampshire College, Manchester, fair to consumers by main- roUH AND n v i ORAWIIM CHAIR FOOTSTOOLS Christine Jaworski Committee holds a hearing taining a stable supply at Thought” • Mapis • Pint • Pwosn • wnm WOOD WITH ANM8, CAGTIR8 ON CASTERS - a ONLY week in March. Eventually Louis N.H. will be in the Guidance Office O ne More Fro m the Road S ONLY W H tU THlY LA8T 2 ONLY R1Q.I4US on peanut price supports reasonable prices; and fair Dance tonight wants to "compete with different Monday, Feb. 14, at 1 p.m. March 10. to taxpayers by reducing the miracle of | racers from all over the country.” The &holastic Aptitude Test (SAT) After four studio albums Lynyrd Skynrd's awesome performances Today! downtown monckelter^ marL0W^22®' Rock review Named by Bergland as a program costs.” *5 0 *’ Do you enjoy Earth, Wind and One appealing aspect of these races will be administered March 26. Skynyrd has proudly entered the over the years have exhibited over special consultant on price Peanut supports are *2 5 *’ Fire? Are you doing anything is the money involved: five to ten Registration deadline without a world of musical stardom. Emerging song received hours of both AM and ten years of musical experience. And support legislation was expected to cost taxpayers tonight? If your answers to these thousand dollars for eleven seconds penalty fee is Feb. 18. from the depths of Atlanta, Georgia FM airplay. But the demand for con- on stage, it shows. P.R. "Bobby" Smith of $70.8 million for the 1977 desk and wall SUN CMINETS questions are yes and no, respec- of blurred speed is not bad money. The guidance secretary in Room in 1973, they released their debut certs became so grueling that The most outstanding song on (he Winder, Ga,, a former current 1977 fiscal year and % DESK a CHAIR SET LOCKtNO QLA88 DOORS WALNUT WAU tively, then tonight’s dance in the Drag racing also creates a certain 107 has a complete listing of the album, "Pronounced Leh-Nerd Skin- guitarist Ed King and drummer Bob album has to be "Free Bird," which Carter farm policy adviser $62.4 million for fiscal 1978. calenders and refills • Mspit • Walmil a Ptesn BOOKCASE high school gym is for you! The amount of mental anguish. The scholarships that have been received Nerd.” “Second Helping broke things Burns retired to an easier life. has nearly become their trademark and head of Carter’s 1976 I e43-g711 rofl. 970 to 92.79 One Only orUnflnlsIwd price! i ONLY band for the dance is the great pressure at the starting line inten- to date. Applications are also open in '74 with the single “Sweet Though regaining a new drummer tune. The song displays one of the farm campaign com- now 490 to $1.40 Rag-INM “Nemisis.” Besides “E,W and F ” sifies until the lights finally flash, available in Room 107. Home Alabama,” giving many they continued with only two guitars. best slide guitar recorded in years, mittee. *5 0 *’ NOW 2 0 % OFF selections, they will perform and then it’s just a “hang-on feeling” listeners a first taste of the band. The "Nutin’ Fancy" and "Gimme Back and a steaming ending that could Controversy over, THE SHERW IN W IU M irS •54*' some Jethro Tull as well as other for the next eleven seconds. The My Bullets" followed, keeping up only be Lynyrd Skynyrd. proposals for changes in artificial flowers mar L OW mar L OW | popular composers. with the excellence expected of "One More From the Road " Is the peanut support UNCOUrS BUnW AY them. destined to become a classic among program have raged for •RMaiMaSqli Once again, they went on the road live recordings Its power is years. spring sssoilmonl 3 PC. DEN SET throughout 1976 and in July, at overwhelming, and songs like SALE GOSSTRENOI E ffo rts to get new rog. 190 2CHAIRSaSETTB LU6GAGE hometown Atlanta, they recorded "Gimme Three Steps." ’T For legislation relaxing federal mar L OW W/BOLSTUM FAMOUS MAREI Student profile: Meet Tracey Jenkins MEDITERRANEAN STYLE TOTE IASS one of the hottest live albums ever. Texas, " ' Sweet Home Alabama." planting controls and PRICE VakiMla$4E.eo Seventy-seven minutes of hard-core "Call Me The Breeze” and I will attempt at all costs spends a good deal ot her shoe laces HMt" tool My worst subject is Math. I struggle with the conforms myself.” "Some of my rock that truly captures the steam of "Tuesday's Gone " have received a MASKING DIRECTOR BRAIDED to avoid the typical profile tim e at school. She pkg. of 3; black, brown, white, mar L OW M l hate numbers and numbers of her society. closest friends are guys, Lynyrd Skynyrd. After acquiring considerable amount of FM airplay. mar L OW ®2 2 ®® for two reasons. One is that which most people think is expressed some of her TAPE rog. 290 *4 8 *’ hate me just as much.” When a sk ^ about her Steve Gaines as their new third Even AM radio played an edited five CHAIRS RUG it would hardly do justice views on MHS. Tracey says 1 ”xeo yard rolls Bartiboo Rnlah l o i ’h i is r alzoa24"-27’’-40” life philosophy, Tracey weird." "My problem is 1 guitar, these seven musicians have minute version of "Free Bird. " to Miss Jenkins, a unique When asked about Rag. 949.89 Rag. $109.99 HOUSEWARES gave a quick, one-word make friends too easily. I the worst part abdut the truly earned the name “Stars." which, incidentially. lost much of its 2 FOR PLASTIC character. The second college, Tracey replied, "1 high school is the lack of windoNsS mONINO lOAIIO CHINA TEA CUP answer “PEOPLE.” After find myself in the middle of "One More From the Road" has true beauty by the removal of its reason is that it would don’t know if I want to go school spirit and "to cool *3 3 « » $721» CovoriPod A REFUKSAMIEL some further prodding, she things too much.” “1 really cleared the way for Lynyrd Skynyrd fabulous guitar In closing, it is easi- extender shelf SAUCER reflect poorly on the to college, but if I do it’ll be stated, "You have to get down some of the cliques.” •1.12 WIU NOT CRACK do think I'm the only sane to go as high as the sky With Ronnie ly said that much more ran be Carter Idoubles tho sill apco writer. UConn or Central.” She is person in the worid." And She said that open campus $299 VanZant’s down home vocals, backed expected of Skynyrd in the future. (or your plants, rog. $1.89 I must begin by stating interested in studying is the best part of MHS. (• mait0w22^ mar L0W* 8®* then, "If you print that, by guitarists Allen Collins. Gary And if it follows the course their that 1 have known Tracey sociology so she can “go When asked, "how would talk show DECORATOR DISCONTINUED people will walk down the Rossington and Steve Gaines, pianist previous albums have, they may mar L OW for about 4 years and have into psychology and be a hall, point at me and say you describe your MISTAKES. ETC. (• Billy Powell, bassist Leon Wilkinson become one of the best bands of the THROW always been close to her. shrink.” She added, “ I ‘you're the sane one...... If relationship with your planned makes 12 healthy potted GENUINE want to be a shrink, and drummer Artimus Pyle, Lynyrd decade. - Tom .Marvin. ,Mot Nivram RIG SAVINGS She never forgets her close people want to be mad at parents?■’ Tracey smiled PILLOW S PAINTS vegetable plants MANY OTHER basically. 1 like to read WASHINGTON (UPI) - rog. 91.10 THERMOS ON friends. She has a rare gift me for a long time I let and answered, "decent.” 99.80 each in that with her, a lack of people.” Then she exploded into President Carter will hold buy 4 and get an extra dollar back BOHLE marLOW PRICED ’em.” On cliques, “I don’t •2.12,, giggles and wasted five his first two-hour “talk MNTtW CHILDRENS contact with old friends Tracey likes sports, both like being categorized," 2i<6.12 minutes of my recording show” on Saturday, March Flats on 9 marLOW Unadvertised doesn’t seem to weaken the as a spectator and as a par- and, “ I’m in not in a clique. bubble bath oil relationships. It’s impor- tape. Finally she became 5, talking from his Oval Of- GOOD COLORS 8aml Clloaa Latex' SNOWSUITS ticipant. She loves to watch 1 don't consider myself in (ull quart - S flavors Specials tant to note that friends serious about the parent- . MENfr'c • s ■' iI VOMEN• v/'vc '» fice with telephone callers WIDE ASSORTMENT Wars Origln$Uy Id 9(9.17 $2*2 soccer games and any particular clique.” rog. 890 & JACKETS seldom call her “Tracey.” daughter relationship and from across the country, describes herself as "one "Uve got friends all over" To me she is “T.J.” or just said "it's better than most. Thousands of Job Openings. the White House an- ALL COLORS, REQ. 1.95 of the rowdy fans" at MHS (Pause) "I hate very few nounced Thursday. ladies dupont plain "Jenks.” hoop games. people.” (Explosion of I th in k i t ’s a good Press Secretary Jody LUGGAGE Tracey is the Activities giggles) relationship.” 1 ni'®atvi r ^ TEM PBU hair brushes Tracey said she is going Powell said the program, Vice-President on the Stu- Horseback riding is one to be billed "Ask President rog 980 Tracey loves to read to leave Connecticut and AMERICAN TOUmSTER dent Assembly, and is also of Tracey’s favorite things books which are love Carter,” will be broadcast COLORS *1.1(6 MOST MOULDND (HARD SIDED) PIECES ON SALE a committee chairman in live on the west coast. She to do. Someday she hopes stories. I'm talking about said she might some day live by the CBS radio idMl tor Sciwolo, Churdwt, olo. ^ jumbo size the organization. She is to have her own horse. She ExAinpfMa* Shakespeare’s Romeo and live in Manchester because network with Walter now serving her second wants to learn to water ski ([* dusting powder Juliet, she said, “1 con- "it's a pretty good place to Cronkite as moderator. year as Art Editor of this and also to snow ski, complete with jumbo pull sider it a love story and not Powell told reporters the HSW. She has a variety of "when I get over the fear raise black kids. There are 6’ i9’ 4 9 .1 2 reg. 91.29 •) 27” PULLMAN marLOW at*63*> Trarcy Jenkins a tragedy, as most people some hassles but it's a question and answer ses- RYARUGS MHS courses, which is to of heights.” Ml sion with Carter is "part of You Sa v e *21.25 _ see it." "Tracey's favorite medium.” Sxll’S" 89.12 be expected from someone book is Edgar Allen by the President’s continuing •) Jenks maintains the illu- along with people to live, And what better way to with her dynamics. She is John Neufeld. She has read effort to make himself sion of always having her right?” wrap up a profiie than to taking Shakespeare, it twice. available to the people.” M hsvs tvsnr UWt IMnsf •) Patterns of Human feet on the ground, so much More about her life say Tracey likes animals, Good salary Your chos l' j \XJton Details of the telephone SHeHWIN-WltUAMS “t e h t r w a f Behavior and Jewelry so that she laughs and philosophy might be found Music is another of especially horses and dogs. Q U ALITY PAINTS A T EVERY PRICE doUar’i Special bonuses Ph/S':aMiain.ng A(.ivcntuic talk show will be an- Lapidary which she calls jokes constantly. She has a in the following series of Tracey's loves. She likes She has a cat named It you Quality AC i'guatanteo yOu jOb lia n r'i And pay >Ou Ah'ic yOu Ioj' i' «. . isU itJt $374 nounced later, said Powell, worth a / "cutting rocks.” She is full appreciation of the ab- quotes that are taken from the music of Stevie Wonder Sherlock, and to use her a month (betore deductions) VMh a ra-se to $417 »n |ut.l S.» -’nonths but callers will be able to 9 8 1 NUUN ST. dolhrl" \ DOWNTOWNLOW MAIN iTRUT, M ANCHUm surd. One wonders if she is our interview. They show own words, “of course he’s also taking Geometry Part as well as Cat Stevens and reach Uie White House toll the-M miraeio W of male *' | Phone 949^1 Prao PranI 9 Itear I a black. To me a white cat wa sal y IlMSltetSICMS II, "one of those to-be- a basically serious person Jenks in many different Beethoven. "If I'm just sit- Call Army Opportunities 643-9462 5SS MAW ST., MANGI€STO| frw. The calls apparently DOWNTOWN downtown monckeilter Open 9 Days • Thunday W eMs Ifl 9W0 continued jobs.” She adds, with a zany shell or zany on lights: "I've been toiu ting home alone, I like to is bad luck. " She exploded Join the people who've joined the Army will not be screen^ ahead MANCHESTER nBTBWntirmMCWimFMMTSMNISKI lllllj “1 just kept putting it off. the inside and in a constant I worry about other people listen to classical music. into giggles again when the of time. and seeming enjoyable more than I worry about Being a student, Tracey interview was over. — Alan Girelli PAGE FOURTEEN-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Feb. 11. 1977 Manchester Evening Herald' Obituaries Budget support f^outtown jNewspaper reports For 11 J 4 Helms Rllcl vydlCCH Homo Delivery Mrs. Raymond Jaycox Members of Sunset Rebekah Lodge Phone 647-9946 The funeral of Mrs. Raymond will m eet tonight at 7:30 at Holmes EAST HARTFORD / area news (Lyle) Jaycox of 332 Lydall St., who pieugeu oy i:: i Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to pay will be indicted FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON d i^ Thursday at a Manchester con- respects .to the late Mrs. Lyle valescent home, is Saturday at 1 p.m. Jaycox, a member. within the month. The PTA Council budget study priorities in the budget. The WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) - A at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Members of the grand jury must committee told the Board of Elduca- priorities are now the expansion of federal grand jury has prepared a St. The state Department of World vote on whether to release the In- tion Thursday night that it "intends the Regional Occupational Training multiple count indictment for Burial will be in East Cemetery. War I Veterans and Auxiliary will perjury against former CIA Director dictments,whlch would then have to 3 face to follow the adoption of the budget Center, establishment of a coor- Friends may call at the funeral meet Sunday at 1 p;m. at the West be released within four days of a and to actively support the budget dinator of volunteers, expansion of Richard Helms and the chief Call for building halt home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Haven Veterans Hospital. positive vote. when it is brought before the Board the gifted child program, adding a executive of ITT, it was reported The family suggests that any "Helm s and Geneen will be reading teacher at the elementary today. eviction of Directors.” memorial gifts may be made to the charged with lying on the role of ITT level, and expansion of the vocal The Wilmington News-Journal Book of Remembrance of St. Mary’s and other multinational corporations Jam es Morancey, co-chairman of music program, the early childhood said, in a copyrighted story, that the Episcopal Church. in Chile and their relationship to the for pets the committee, also told the Board of program and the instrumental and in- federal grand jury in Washington already has an effect CIA to the 1973 subcommittee on Mrs. Marian T. Sage Education that the PTA Council had dustrial arts equipment program. Sprague ouster prepared indictments against FTT’s chief executive, Harold Geneen, and multinational corporations and the The three tenants of the East Hart- St. from getting worae. He said more show what films are made for longer Mrs. Marian Taylor Sage, formerly a unanimously approved the the com- Dr. Kennedy told the PTA Council By MAL BARLOW Helms for "lying under oath to two 1975 Senate Select Committee on ford Housing Authority who are development should wait until periods. of Manchester, died Wednesday at mittee’s budget recommendations, budget study committee that it had may be death East Hanford Rrponrr Senate committees” in connection Intelligence,” the paper said. keeping three or more pets in their through-traffic is put on a connector Another Silver Lane application the Eastern Long Island Hospital, which were later presented to the done a superb job setting out with a with the overthrow of Chile’s Helms, who recently resigned as units will be the first to face eviction Mayor Richard Blackstone’s call between 1-84 in Manchester and 1-86. came from Ronald L. Stoppa, owner Greenport; N.Y. She was the widow bpard. goal to nurture education in of committee Socialist government in 1973. ambassador to Iran, had denied that proceedings. for a moratorium on Silver Lane This traffic now runs on Silver Lane of Golden Pizza, a restaurant he of Walter Sage. The committee, which had first Manchester, and that he and the The newspaper said Justice the CIA had anything to with the 1973 The authority voted unanimously building appears to be having an and other local East Hartford opened in July, 1976 In the shopping Mrs. Sage was born in Manchester, presented its budget recommen- board took its recommendations NORWICH (U PI) - Rep. Department officials confirmed overthrow and death of Allende. Thursday night to begin evicting the effect. streets, he said. center at 808 Silver Lane. He asked daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. dations to the Board of Education seriously. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., says the Thursday night that a 13-count indict- Helms was told by the Ju stice three. Three of the six applications A proposal to build a sixth movie for approval to sell beer and wine. Howard I. Taylor. Feb. 3, Tuesday night adopted the attempted ouster of the House ment against Helms and a multiple Department last summer that he had Nicholas Giamalis, executive brought to the Elast Hartford Plan- theatre in the Showcase Gnemas Most of the questions directed to She is survived by a daughter. Miss recommendations which it brought assassinations commlttde chief count indictment against Geneen been cleared of allegations of lying to director, said there were about 130 ning and Zoning Commission complex took the most time to Stoppa and his attorney, Richard Charlotte Sage of New York City; before the Board of Education counsel could mean the death of in- "has been completed by the grand the Senate. cats and 30 dogs in the 879 housing un- Wednesday night were withdrawn debate Wednesday. Atty. Herbert Willard, centered on the traffic such three grandchildren, one great- Thursday night. vestigations into the slayings of jury” and needs only final approval “Justice Department sources say its run by the authority. Most were in before the meeting. Two of the Barall presented experts on behalf of sales might add grandchild, and several relatives in Recommendations for funded Land available President Kennedy and Dr. Martin from President Carter. the main cause for the indictments the 330 units maintained for low and withdrawals concerned Silver Lane the firm. PZC members Fred Speaking in favor of Stoppa's the Manchester area. items included the suggestion that HARTFORD (UPI) - A state Luther King. The paper quoted sources in the was information provided by former moderate-income families, not the development. Bartlett, Anthony Kayser and request were Michael Malinguaggio * The funeral was today in Green- the priority for the Gifted Child report says owners of nearly half of Dodd said Thursday night the White House as saying that Carter in- Ambassador to Chile Edward M. elderly housing units. The three left for the hearing Dominick Serignese press^ the men of Cross Dr., Enid Glazman of 166 port. Program be changed from its pre- attempted dismissal of Richard Connecticut’s 165,000 acres of prime Korry and the former ITT Latin Today there are only about 33 pets Wednesday took until near midnight with questions about their figures on Brentmoor Rd., Gara Massa of Hart- sent sixth place to second place as Sprague by the committee chairman structed U.S. Attorney General Grif- farmland are willing to sell their American public relations director, in the Hockanum, King Court and just to be heard. The PZC delayed traffic. ford and Charles Nardi of 190 Timber listed in the budget’s reallocation and may be "the excuse” some con- fin Bell to let the "investigation rights to develop the land. Harold V. Hendrix,” the paper said. Veterans’ Terrace projects. Most of making decisions until next PZC member John M. Grottole Trail. improvement priorities; that the gressmen want to vote against per- move forward” and that it \^11 be Fire c^ls The report released Wednesday "Hendrix provided information to the tenants have given away or Wednesday. The main reasons in said he could not understand the logic The last request heard by the PZC classroom lighting replacement at manent establishment of the com- “deliberately pursued and with ut- said farmers own 575,000 acres, or the grand jury in a plea bargaining somehow “gotten rid of” their pets, each case for the length of discussion behind the theatre owner’s proposal. Wednesday came from Denny’s Inc., Verplanck School be completed this mittee, of which Dodd is a member. most speed.” about one-fifth of Connecticut’s total deal,” the paper said. he said. > concerned Silver Lane traffic. The firm’s men told the PZC it is a restaurant chain. It wants to build a Manchester year; and that the repair of the Dodd planned an afternoon news Justice Department sources said Thursday, 2:31 p.m. —false alarm, land mass. The state is considering a Geneen is one of the world’s Some tenants of Hockanum Park The purpose of Blackstone’s harder and harder to make money in large restaurant on 1.1 acres of land Nathan Hale School playground be conference in Hartford today to dis- there was "debate” over the release Lydall and Foulds, 615 Parker St. (Town) proposal to buy development rights highest paid executives, earning an are still protesting the authority’s moratorium is to prevent the traffic movie theatres today. Therefore, fronting the Charter Oak Mall access accomplished as soon as possible. cuss the development. date of the indictments, the paper Thursday, 3:47 p.m. —truck fire, exit to the land. glut along Silver I^ne and on Forbes It recommended an increase in the said, adding that they could come annual salary of $700,000. pet rules. they must build a sixth theatre to road off Silver Lane. 92, 1-86 The Governor’s Task Force on the (Chairman Henry Gonzalez, D-Tex., Today, 6:50 a.m. —electrical problem, proposed budget of $156,000 for Preservation of Agricultural .Lands said Thursday he was firing the con- Illing Junior High School (Town) several projects including the expan- was created in 1974 to find ways to troversial Philadelphia prosecutor sion at the elementary school level of stop the loss of farm land which has "because of a consistent attempt to Vance previews panel Principals the instrumental music program by Bottled gas decreased by one half in the past 25 undermine my chairmanship and Bruce to resign adding one position, the library years. malign me personally” with the HARTFORD (UPI) - The state program by adding one position, the staff. on Mideast peace plan to get hike says supplies of bottled propane gas arts program by adding one position, — which heats 13,(X)0 Connecticut and the expansion of ^ e physical WASHINGTON (UPI) - The York attorney goes first to Israel, in salaries development job homes, mostly rural — has grown education program by adding' two Minimum pay for a school prin- positions. Klondike Derby planned Senate Foreign Relations Committee Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi tighter during the past two weeks but cipal in East Hartford will be $25,421 The budget increase would also in- summoned Secretary of State Cyrus Arabia and Syria, returning to Robert W. Bruce, East Hartford’s Bruce said his main single ac- the extent of the problem is unknown. after July 1. Vance today for a preview of the Washington Feb. 21. development director, said this week complishment was attracting the "There are some companies right clude removing the cost of expanding The figure was set in a contract the Waddell School Media Center at scout winter camp Carter administration’s forthcoming Vance appeared Thursday before he will resign effective March 31 High Standard Sporting Firearm s Co. now that are not getting the propane with the East Hartford Ad- from the town’s capital improvement camp out overnight as part of me quest for permanent peace in the the panel’s African subcommittee to from the post he has held for almost of Hamden to town. The firm is now they need,” Energy Commissioner More than 250 local scouts from 20 ministrative and Supervisory Unit Painting every nook and cranny budget to the school budget, begin- winter encampment to test their Middle East. put the full weight of the administra- one year. setting up its operation in the AcMat Lynn Alan Brooks said Wednesday. Boy Scout troops are expected to par- union and the Board of Education. skills at cold-weather camping. Vance leaves Monday on a week- tion behind repeal of the so-called He plans to open a local office as an Corp. building at 141 Prestige Park "We don’t know the full extent of the ning a replacement program for the ticipate this weekend in a Klondike The school board ratified it Monday Ray Arnson (left) and William Bengtson, painters with the long trip to six countries in his first Byrd amendment which permits the economic development adviser for Rd. The firm will employ a total of problem.’’ industrial arts equipment at Derby and winter encampment spon- night. Town of East Hartford, make sure every part of the Town Hall The public is invited to attend the effort as secretary of state to bring United States to import Rhodesian private firms. He will continue as an about 250, most from the area. No shortages were reported in the Manchester High School and to im- sored by Algonquin District at Camp The 38 union members will get a Council Chambers gets a full coat of new, light green paint. For Hartford area, but Danbury retailer prove the program for the emotional- derby at Camp Nahaco. Directions to hostile factions to the negotiating chrome in violation of a U.N. boycott economic adviser to Antigua, an Nahaco, Eastford. five per cent increase for the 1977- the past several weeks, town workmen have been cleaning and Bruce’s year in East Hartford was A.P. Johnson Co. says Gulf Oil Corp. ly and mentally retarded and multi- the camp are Rt. 44-A to Rt. 198 in table. of Rhodesian products. island in the Carribean. The scouts will be tested along the 1978 academic year, another 4.5 per not all easy successes. His free ad- has reduced its allocation by 40 per handicapped students at the elemen- Phoenixville, and then along Rt. 198 In his first overseas trip since remodeling the hall. The smells of their paint, varnish and The former economic adviser to derby trail at six stations which will cent the next year, and another 4.5 vice to Antigua cost him criticism cent. tary level (Robertson and Highland to Eastford. assuming office, the former New cleaning fluids remain during night meetings in the hall which the Town of South Windsor shared include first aid, physical fitness, per cent in the third year of the con- from town officials who wanted him Park Schools) by adding three credit during the past year for pioneering, rope work and fire tract. is now filled with echoes because drapes were removed for to concentrate his energies here. Surprise, sweetheart bringing into East Hartford many teacher aide positions. It also building. Judges for the event will be The salaries as of July 1 will be; cleaning. (Herald photo by Barlow) BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Want a commercial firms. One of his proposals, buying a suggested that the the budget be in- senior scouts provided by the district VALENTINES High school principal, $27,960; Arthur G. (Jerry) Girouard, chair- naval ship and berthing it on the town special gift for your Valentine who creased for the building and troops. principal of school with 26 or more has everything? man of the Economic Development shore of the Connecticut River, also maintenance program and for the Activities will also include the DAY homerooms, $26,714; principal with Champagne, a baby elephant, is up East Hartford chamber Commission, has praised Bruce and drew criticism . The ship would be equipment replacement program. judging of sleds lashed together and 19 to 25 homerooms, $26,159; prln-, the work he has helped the EDC ac- for sale. Supt. Dr. Jam es P. K enney, who ‘ made of natural unplaned wood for MONDAY FEB. 14 cipal with 18 or less homerooms, part of a youth program to be run by complish. the town. Bruce recently said he is ’The Parks Board wants to sell the last week recommended a $14.3 appearance and durability. Scout $25,421; first vice principal of high gives $500 to CRCOG Girouard said about 12 commercial still Interested In it. beast because it is unable to raise million budget, said that he had un- patrols will then race their sleds OPEN SUN. school, $23,053; second vice principal enough money to meet a federal derestim ate the Blue Cross budget and industrial expansions or ad- Mayor Richard Blackstone said across the camp. Scores will be of high school, $22,209; and middle The East Hartford Chamber of Jack Hornbeck, executive vice order that it build larger quarters or item by $80,(X)0. ditions in town took place during the Bruce has done a good job. He noted tallied, and trophies awarded to the school or elementary school vice Commerce board' of directors voted president, said the East Hartford divest itself of one of the town zoo's He said that changes have been “WE SAVE YOU MONET year, most with the aid and support his help in starting the town’s work winning patrols. principal, $21,369. Thursday to give $500 to the Capital chamber gives the $500 without two pachyderms. No price was put on made in his list of improvement of the EDC and Bruce. on a new plan of development. Robert W. Bruce Troops are being encouraged to Supervisor of fine and performing Region Council of Governments strings. However, local business Champagne. VALENTINES DAY arts, special education, speech, (CRCOG). leaders said they would like to be in- reading and language arts, or social vited to the mekings of the Regional work, $22,373; audio-visual coor- •The chamber thereby joins those in Affairs Committee of the Greater Court cases dinator, $20,255; career and Glastonbury and Rockville by the Hartford Chamber of Commerce. ¥ ’i f ) vocational education coordinator, vote. Manchester’s chamber will The Hartford chamber had made <• $22,554; and m athematics coor- decide whether or not to give CRCOG the original request to area chambers East Hartford larceny, nolled. degree larceny, six months in jail. She dinator, $20,475. $500 at a Feb. 23 meeting. for each to donate $500 to CRCOG. • Anthony Sweetman, 21. of South was also given lesser jail terms to run Recent dispositions in Common Windsor, possession of marijuana, concurrently for criminal Impersoflation Pleas Court 12, East Hartford, in- nolled. and violation of probation. Charges of Ui- cluded : • David Krajewski, 29, and Sandra terfering with an officer, issuing bad EHHS gets greenhouse Mercier, 30, both of 107 Oakland St.. check, and fourth-degree larceny were CHANEL • Dorothy Davis, 33, of II Nassau St., nolled. Manchester, both charged with risk of in- East Hartford, fourth-degree larceny, jury to child and illegal cultivation of • Domenick Franco. 26. of 126 Sliver as Bicentennial gift fined $25. marijuana, both nolled. Krajewski was Lane, East Hartford, third-degree NO. 5 • Mark Desimone, 18, of 66 Walnut St.. sentenced to six months in jail and fined burglary, six months in jail. The sentence $200 on the charge of illegal possession of is to be suspended alter 60 days and Fran- Cologne S p ra y ...... 8.00 Mrs. Terrye Blackstone announced most worthy project. It will serve as Manchester, second-degree larceny changed to using a motor vehicle without marijuana. The jail sentence ^was co is to be placed on probation lor two Thursday night to the Public Building a reminder of the nation’s Bicenten- Perfume...... 21.50 the owner's permission, $100. suspended and he was placed on proba- years. Commission that the Bicentennial nial, she said. tion for one year. • Rafael Perez. 23. of Hartford, third- Perfume Spray ...... 9.50 Commission, which she chairs, has PBC Chairman Pasquale Salemi • Mark Kirk, 16, of 55 Williams St., • BrianDoughty, 20. of 224 Chester St.. degree larceny 90 days In ja il, donated $5,000 to pay for a Sr. accepted the gift. East Hartford, second-degree criminal Elast Hartford, third-degree criminal suspended, and probation lor one year on Gift Sets ...... 14.50 greenhouse in the new East Hartford Bids for the science wing project trespass (five counts) and fourth-degree trespass, nolled. Doughty waived a condition he make restitution to the vic- High School science wing. will be sent out soon, said ^ lem i: It larceny (two counts), all nolled (not hearing in probable cause on a charge of tim. is expected to cost about $400,000. It prosecuted). first-degree larceny and his case was • Wayne Birdsey, 31. of 142 Spruce S t . • George O’Brien, 44, of 801 Main St,, Manchester, third-degree burglary, one CANDY She said the greenhouse was the was approved by a fall referendum. bound over to Hartford Cpdfly Superior Manchester, breach of peace, nolled. Court. ^ year in jail The sentence is to be CHANEL • Betty Rankin, 31, of 38C Channing • Joseph Healy Jr., 19, of II Ward St.. suspended alter 120 days and Birdsey Is TASTE THE QUALIH Dr., Manchester, issuing bad check and Rockville, first-degree criminal trespass, to placed on probation lor two years. NO. 5 East Hartford police report third-degree larceny, nolled. 60 days in jail. The sentence is to be • Alan Szumkowski. 23. of 109 Prospect Fine • Lawrence Thornton, 26, of 200 suspended after 15 days and he Is to be S t . Manchester, third-degree assault, six GIFT SETS Chocolates^ Nutmeg Lane, Elast Hartford, disorderly placed on probation for one year months m jail, suspended and one year conduct, $50, and criminal impersona- probation Beautiful Exotic dancer Laurie Rioux, 22, of • Teresa Kearney, 21, of Hartford, afternoon. Her case was continued to tion, nolled. issuing bad check and fourth-degree • Robert Kiernan. 17, of 125 Mather ' i - ■■ - - $|^SO Hartford was arrested Thursday at March 4 and she was released on her • Patricia Griffen, age not available, larceny, nolled. St . disorderly conduct. $20 A charge of 1:49 p.m. at Pompei’s Restaurant at promise to appear. of 59 High St.. Manchester, fourth-degree • Edith Hicks. 32, of Hartford, third- forgery was nolled 639 Main St. and charged with PERFUME ...... 12.50 obscene conduct on liquor permit The Roberts St. Sunoco station was premises. broken into Thursday night. Someone LIGQEn COUPON She appeared in Common Pleas kicked in the front bay door window. South Windsor Council Court 12 in East Hartford later in the Missing is $50. j.' *2 OFF changes decision on dam East Hartford fire calls ofF^ers Any Porlume or The South Windsor Town (Council stating that only if the council Henv Scilit'ux aiul llaymuiid Furtier Spray Cologne DecoraM ^ ' A public protector has informally decided to reverse its accepted the dam as part of the open for a resubdivision of about 35 acres East Hartford Thursday, 8:36 a.m. —Auto accident earlier decision to accept a dam, space would approval of the subdivi- on the west side of Foster Street, over $0.00 With n«Mn Sgt. Otto Dowd, 42, joined the Elast Wednesday, 1:43 p.m. —Minor fire in requiring first aid at Main and Murray proposed as part of an open space sion be valid. near Orchard Hill School in an AA-30 Hartford Police Department in 1960. house at 31 Monroe St. Sts. ’ subdivision by T & M Builders of zone. The Giicago native arrived in town 'The condition in the PZC's ap- Wednesday, 5:15 p.m. —Brush fire at Thursday, 9:20 a.m. —First aid to 235 Torrington. The PZC has voted to approve with first in 1955 and has stayed. He was proval did not include maintenance 339 Main St. Brentmoor Rd. The 26-lot subdivision was conditions, the application of Mon- MY SIN AND made sergeant October 1974 and by a homeowner's association. *2” to *12** Wednesday. 7:34 p.m. —First aid to 700 Thursday, 10:44 a.m. -F a ls e alarm to proposed in the Norton Lane- santo Co. for a revised site plan of ARPEQE GIFT SETS Burnside Ave. Nelson St. stayed in the division he said he likes Tumblebrook Dr. area. The PZC has voted to accept development at 300 Rye St. in an in- • B ath Powdar Wednesday, 8:50 p.m. -F ir s t aid to 3 Thursday, 3:26 p.m. —First aid to In- best - patrol. The council had reluctantly agreed withdrawal of the application of dustrial zone • Sp rayrColognt Cotogna Kingston Dr. cinerator Rd. “The street is my beat. This is to accept the dam as part of the open Wednesday, 8:55 p.m. —First aid to 89 Thrsday, 8:57 p.m. —Auto accident at where you make contact with the $^ space area in the subdivision, but Mill Rd. Hillside St. and Burnside Ave. people.” 7 tO M5 Thui^day, 6:44 a.m. —First aid to 46 some council members were ap- Thursday, 11:48 p.m .—Truck fire at 77 He and his wife, Elaine, live in Woodlawn Circle. Sterling Rd. prehensive about the town taking on town and have three children. Otto D. Order today--- Thursday, 8:06 a m. -F ir s t aid to 35 Today, 4 a m. —First aid to 505 Bum- the responsibilities of maintaining ARPEGE AND Dowd is a senior at Penney High Kids advise Carter Shady Lane. side Ave. the dam. for that School, Victoria is a senior at EHHS MY SIN Today, 9:47 a.m. -F ir s t aid to 541 T & M Builders has been proposing "I wouldn’t boss people around." is • 1 wouid make our country clean Burnside Ave. ' and John is a sophomore at EHHS. valentine SPRAY M IST the open space subdivision for about the advice Brian Vibberts, a Grade 3 and beautiful" — Ralph Jeannette East Hartford four years, but drainage problems in student at Andover Elementary • " I would help all the poor • Perfume...... 10.00 news briefs Phone hook planned the area have prohibited approval by School, gave President Jimmy people " — Laura Bunker. St. Rose School cheerleaders will the PZC. Carter. • "I would pick good people to be in • Cologne Spray .8.00 compete in the East Deanery The dam, which was designed to The students of Mrs. Esther my cabinet■’ — Brian Palmer South Windsor dition to every listing in South Wind- cheerleading competition Saturday handle the drainage problems, was of Kaplan's class sent lots of "impor- • '1 would give people money who 20% OFF HOURS The South Windsor Chamber of sor, the booklet contains vital infor- at East Catholic High School. The concern to the council. The council tant advise" to the new president. needed it " — Donald Hill. & Commerce is again planning to mation about town services and iCASH & CARRY 'TUVRS., FRL, SAT., ALL TIMEX competition for grammar school and assumed that if a homeowners Elach wrote him to tell him how they • 'I would make speeches" — $2 OFF TO B4 OFF publish a local telephone book to be emergency services. TV. 9 CYO cheerleaders will begin at 7 association were to take on total would handle his job. Michael Bonneau. distributed to homes and businesses To support the program, chamber PLANTS WATCHES p.m. responsibility for the dam, the town Some of theiLsuggestions were: • "1 would talk to people ” — E ric OPENSVnDAr by Aprii 15, it was announced by Paul members, working under the ELECTRIC 20% All of the Elast Hartford Public would still hiave some liability. • "I would talk to a lot of people Hood. W2 UNTIL Library branches and the Raymond L«ngchamps, chamber president. leadership of Mrs. Rena Richards of The cou ncil’s rev ersal In its and I would make laws" — Robert • "I would help people all over the RAZOR This will be the third local the South Windsor branch of First world " — Sandra LaMothe. UNDIRARIIt ALIOS OFF Library on Main St. will be closed January decision to accept the dam, Soucy. $10 to $20 SUNDAY Saturday in observance of Lincoln’s ftlephone directory by the chamber Federal Savings, are selling business came following condition in the • " I would lower down prices" — • would give money to the poor" by Nonico lirthday. and it will serve for two years. In ad- advertisements. PZC’s approval of the subdivision. Karen Knox. — Autumn Whitney. 9 PAGE TWO*B — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri,, Feb. U, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn , F r i, Feb. II, 1977 - PAGE THREE-B FArea bulletin board] Coventry education Auxiliary plan Contestants to vie for pageant title Engaged \ Andover Elman asks budget bridge^ brunch David Kravet, Andover Elemen- A "Bridge and Brunch" sponsored tary School principal, said the school by the Manchester Memorial is complying with the new law in witb 10.1% bike Hospital Auxiliary will be conducted which public buildings are heated to on Thursday, March 10 at 11 a.m. at increased health insurance costs, $9,- just 68 degrees. Parents are asked to. By LINDA LOVERING the Manchester Country Gub. 300 is for equipment, ^,350 is for dress children warmly. Herald Correspondent Fashions from the Penny Saver in expansion of maintenance programs, New members of the Andover Manchester will be modeled. Elementary School band Include Coventry School Supt. Arnold and $5,600 covers increases iti Reservations can be made by con- Steven Piro, drums, and Darlene Elman has recommended a 1977-1978 m aintenance and extension of school budget of $2,880,790. tacting Mrs. Raymond Peracchio or Andelin, Lisa Breton and Jennifer existing instructional programs, Mrs. Philip A. Spinella by March 1. Johnson, flute. His proposed budget, given to the Elman said. Board of Education Thursday night, Elman said $15,200 is for part-time Bolton represents an increase of $265,090, personnel increases, including an about 10.1 per cent the 1976-1977 assistant high school principal, a \' The 11th annual Firemen's Ball budget was $2,615,700. speech and hearing therapist, a mid- Fireman will talk r will be held March 5 at Piano's The majority of the increase is for dle school librarian and a high school Restaurant. A roast beef buffet will teacher salaries, which Elman said, learning disabilities teacher. to Rosary Society be served at 8 p.m. and dancing to the are contactual obligations. Another $13,000 is due to known in- J.P. Allen Band is from 9 p.m. to 1:30 No extension of the sequential lear- creases in special education tuition. Paul Gworek of the Eighth District a.m. Tickets are available from any ning program past Grade 4 is Many items cut from last year's Elizabeth Perutse Dawn Hlivyak Mary Ann Nasaiff Fire Department will present a fire department member or by planned, Elman said, but the budget budget have been returned to this demonstration on cardiac pulmonary calling Robert Morra, 646-7447. provides “for the maintenance of year's, Elman said. Some of these Competing with five other con- resuscitation (CPR) at a meeting of existing programs, strengthening of are equipment replacement, Ellington testants for the Miss Manchester the Rosary Society of St. Bridget staffing in the special education and maintenance costs and needed ser- Church on Monday at 8 p.m. in the libra^ areas and attempts to begin vices. 1977 title will be Jeanne Grant, Dawn Congressman Christopher Dodd Hlivyak, Monica Holmes and Mary school cafeteria. will be at the Ellington High School meeting the recommendations of the The projected total school enroll- Ann Nassiff, all of Manchester; and The film, "The Heimlich Monday at 7:30 p.m. to conduct one high school accreditation visiting ment for October 1977 is 2,201, an in- Elizabeth Perusse of Blast Hartford. Maneuver," which illustrates of his series of "town meetings." committee." crease of 16 students over the The ninth annual Jaycee-sponsored lifesaving techniques for victims of The engagement and forthcoming Dodd will discuss a variety of issues Aside from salary increases, the December 1976 enrollment of 2,185. The engagement of Miss Nancy Miss Manchester Scholarship sudden attacks of choking, will also m arriage of M iss. Cvnthia Sue with his constituents. (Herald photo by Pinto) proposed budget is up $116,960, Board of Education workshops on Craig Belcher to Walter Zuromskl, Pageant will be held Saturday, Feb. be shown. both of Manchester, has been an- Hilliard of Hebron to Patrick Essay winners get prizes Elman said. Of this $34,500 is due to the budget will begin Tuesday night Ladies of the parish are invited. Eldward Oberlander of Bolton, has the new bus contract, $32,000 is for at 7:30 at the high school. 19 at 8 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium at nounced by her mother, Mrs. Craig Hebron Dr. Paul Sherwood, Bolton dentist, presented Water Pics to the four winners of a Dental Manchester High School. Refreshments will be served. Belcher of 363 Spring St. She is also been announced by her parents, Mr. Prior to the meeting, there will be and Mrs. James Hilliard of 9 Abby Report cards for Rham High Health Week essay contest conducted among school children in town. David Shaw, center, After a lively opening number the daughtc of the late Craig dance routine, the 10 contestants will celebration n' the Holy Mass at 7:30 Belcher. Dr., Hebron. School students went out this week was the overall winner. Other winners, left to right, were Tracie Allen, Leah Piano, and Vernon won’t run bus p.m. in the church. Mr. Oberlander is the son of for the second quarter and first compete in swimsuit, talent and Heidi Luck. The students are in Grades 5 and 6 at Bolton Center School. evening gown categories. Mr. Zuromski is the son of Mr. and Richard C. Oberlander of Baltimore, semester. Parents with questions Md. and Mrs. Harriet E. Oberlander should contact the school's guidance to East Catholic High Miss Grant, 18, is the daughter of Blooming February Mrs Alexander Zuromskl of 162 Mr. and Mrs. Morgan M. Grant of Maple St. of Willimantlc. department. HARTFORD (UPI) - Want a The bride-elect was graduated 'The Rham High School Music Manchester. She plans to attend Vernon students attending East Cheney Tech. It is required to winter break? The Southern New from Rham High School In 1975. She Boosters are sponsoring a raffle to Bryant College with an executive Bolton Board of Education Catholic High School will not be transport the technical school Jeanne Grant Monica Holmes England Flower Show opens today The bride-elect was graduated is employed as receptionist at Multi- benefit the band uniform drive. First secretarial major after graduation transported by Vernon school buses students but not the private school and continues through Sunday at the from Manchester High School. She is circuits in Mancheser. prize is a microwave oven; second, a from Manchester High School in business. She will sing for her talent The winner of the local pageant in the next school year. Parents of students. Hartford Civic Center. employed as a dental assistant by Her fiance was graduated from stereo sound system; third, a black- June. She will perform a modem presentation. will compete for the Miss Connec these students are being polled to see "The whole idea of the show is George Ginsberg, DMD. Rham High School in 1972 and and-white television, and fourth, an names Thornton chairman The questionnaire will ask parents ballet for her talent presentation. Miss Nassiff, 17, is the daughter of ticut title and earn a chance to repre- what they want to do in transporta- spring in the middle of winter," says attended Eastern Connecticut State AM-FM clock radio. The drawing is to select one of three alternatives for The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Salem Nassiff of sent Connecticut at the Miss Her fiance, also a MHS graduate, tion. promoter Lawrence DeSandro. In ad- College (or two years. He Is March 4. Tickets are available from By DONNA HOLLAND Grades 7 and 8. The board approved send its students in Grades 10 to 12 to transportation. One of these would be Hlivyak of Manchester, Miss Hlivyak Manchester. She plans to attend Sim- America pageant in Atlantic City is employed at W.G. Glenney Co. The Board of Education has been dition to a wide variety of blooming employed in the Group Pensions any band member. requesting $2,800 in the 1977-1978 another school on a tuition basis. He to contract with a private bus com- is 19 and a senior at Manchester High mons College majoring in nutrition The Manchester Jaycees will award Herald Correspondent providing transportation on a space- flowers and plants, the event Department at Connecticut General budget to complete implementation suggested that Grades 7-9 go to the pany. The others would be to either School. She plans to attend Adelphi after graduating from Manchester more than $1,0(X) in scholastic aid and The Bolton Board of Education available basis on the bus that takes reportedly features 1,800 cubic yards The couple is planning an April 9 Insurance Co. in Bloomfield. of the new program in kindergarten present high school facility, contract with the state Department University with a major in the High School in June. A song will be gifts to the winning contestants. Vernon Thursday night accepted the resigna- Vernon students to Howell Cheney of sawdust, 300 cubic yards of wood wedding at South U nit^ Methodist The couple Is planning a May 7 tion of its chairman, William Vogel, through Grade 6. eliminating the middle school as well of Transportation and Connecticut dramatic arts. She will sing during her talent presentation. Technical School, which is a^acent Advance sale tickets may be ob- chips and 2,000 square feet of grass Church in Manchester. wedding at Concordia Lutheran The sustaining membership with sincere regret and commended Siegmar Blamberg, assistant prin- as some of the teachers and ad- Transit for public bus service or for the talent phase of competition. Miss Perusse, daughter of Mr. and to East Catholic in Manchester. tained at Watkins, the Senior Citizens imported from sunny Florida. Church in Manchester. recruitment drive of the Indian him for his many years of service. cipal, said the suggested textbooks ministrators. parents to start a carpool system. A senior at East Catholic High Mrs. Ronald Perusse of East Hart- The board voted several weeks ago Center, Artistic Hair Design, from Valley YMCA will be conducted Feb. Vogel served on the board for near- will allow students who are average The private bus service would cost School, Miss Holmes is the daughter ford is 18. She was graduated from not to continue this practice, due to $1.30 per student for the round trip if of Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes of East Hartford High School in 1976 any Jaycee, or by calling ticket 21 through March 12. Sustaining ly six years and was chairman for or above to get the best of both skills Meeting with Rham chairman Charles Rohde at 646-8461. members are those who join because the large number of students going to the bus is filled each day. Manchester. She is 18 and plans to at- and plans to further her education in three. He resigned due to a job and concepts. He said in Bolton about At the board meeting School Supt. Tickets will also be available at the they are interested in the "Y" and tend Georgetown U niversity the field of veterinary science. A jazz Orators transfer. one-third of the students are lower Raymond Allen reported on a door prior to the performance. financially supporting it. Bruce majoring in foreign languages and dance will be her talent routine. Robert Thornton was unanimously than average and two-thirds are meeting with Rham administrators compete Clarke of Vernon Is recruitment elected chairman. At first he average or above. in Hebron. Vernon housing agency chairman. He will have 55 persons declined the nomination, because his Vogel said the curriculum council Allen was reluctant to publicize the assisting him with the drive. present term expires in June and he had identified a problem in the meeting before the Rham board had Saturday The Indian Valley YMCA will spon- OUR is not seeking re-election. The school seventh and eighth grade levels as a chance to inform its constituents. asks for sidewalk funds sor a program on beginning a stamp board, however, felt if he would causing a considerable amount of dif- He said Rham had done a lot of The Vernon Housing Authoritv. sidewalk repairs in Rockville. If Students from East collection Feb. 16 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. accept the chairmanship it would ficulty for students. following a public hearing Thursday at the “Y" office, Vernon Circle. The work and "had five or six approaches transferred, the money can only be Dr. Lamb Catholic and Manchester give the vice-chairman time to ease Letter about problems to the sharing of their students with night, voted to recommend to the used for site work on the project. High Schools will compete program, for parents and children, is into the position. free to “Y" members. There is a $1 Early in the meeting the school Bolton High School. He said the ad- Town Council that it reapply to the The authority will still be $7,000 in the oratorial contest Joseph Haloburdo was unanimous- board read a letter from Dr. Robert vantages and disadvantages of each federal Department of Housing and short of the bid price of $454,000. The sponsored by the Dilworth- registration fee for non-members. To ly elected vice-chairman. Enlarged spleen is discussed Butterfield about problems in the approach were given and everyone Urban Development (HUD) to plan will add 30 elderly housing units Cornell-Quey Post of the register, call the “Y" office, 872- In personnel matters, the board 7329. school system. Because of the had the opportunity to comment on transfer funds appropriated for to the 24-unit complex. There also American Legion on Satur- accepted the resignation of Nancy lateness of the hour, the board didn't them. another purpose. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. day beginning at noon. The Mike DiBella announces his recent The Rockville United Methodist Cahill and the resignation and retire- will be a community room and Church Women will meet Feb. 16 at get to discussion of the letter. He said the group decided two of The Housing Authority is short 27,- provisions for the handicapped. public is invited. ment of Eleanor Potter. It appointed normal, to produce the opening of the 7:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall, Grove Dr. Butterfield, commenting on a the six approaches were worthy of 000 on its plan for an addition to the Tuesday night, the Town Council DEAR DR. LAMB - an anemia. To give you I still have the potential for Susan Kane a long-term substitute necessary am ounts of St. The program topic will be "We." letter sent to all residents by Vogel in further exploration. He said the Grove St. housing complex for the will conduct a hearing on the Recently my rectal more information on the getting pregnant each The winner will repre- for Grade 4; Lillian Harpin, tutor for female hormones and sent the post on Feb. 16 at 8 Mrs. R. Sweeney will be in charge. December, said any reduction of the Rham committee, through a survey, elderly. proposed shift of funds. This will specialist sent me to have anemia group I am sending month? a special program, and Dalelyne would release an ovum for p.m. at the First District Gifts for Mansfield Training School staff would hurt the school system. will try to find out how many parents The $20,000 which would be precede the regular council meeting a barium enema. He dis- you The Health Letter, DEAR READER — 1 am BLUE LIQUOR PACKAGE STORE Siwik, school nurse. pregnancy each time it is should be brought to this meeting. Because of the low student enroll- are interested in sending their transferred was designated for at 7:30 in the Memorial Building. covered an enlarged number 4-3, Understanding sorry to tell you that contest in East Hartford. stimulate. So, you can't at K-MART PLAZA Vernon Grange 52 will conduct a New textbooks ment, he advised against townspeo- children to Bolton. spleen. When I asked him Anemias. Others who want women who have had an The winner of that meet assume that you would will enter the Department 225 Spancar 8t. public auction and supper April 23 at In a surprise move, the board ap- ple supporting an addition to the high Allen said, "We are not overly op- what would have to be done this information can send ectopic pregnancy are only have half as many ova contest on March 5 in the Grange Hall, Rt. 30. Donations proved the immediate purchase of school. timistic something can be done, but he said I would have to see 50 cents for it with a long, more likely to have a se- Manchaatar 647-1840 Area police report released — one every other Waterbury for the auction are being accepted textbooks for a new math program in Dr. Butterfield said Bolton should you never can tell." my family doctor. I did and stamped, self-addressed cond one and do have a month. • now by Herbert Neiderwerfer and he said to forget it. Oc- envelope for mailing. more difficult time having Homer Waltz. Vernon with third-degree burglary and third- casionally I have a left Write to me in care of a normal pregnancy. But Featuring a full selection of fine wines and liquors The Vernon Area Chapter 2129 of Bolton hoard concerned Brian Shevy, 17, of Wethersfield, degree larceny in connection with a sideache. Could the Manchester Evening many women do succeed, and the coldest beer around. break into a Rt. 31 home. He is enlarged spleen be the Herald, P.O. Box 1551, so don't give up hope. OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE ' the American Association of Retired was arrested Thursday on a Common FKE DELIVERY • STATE LOTTERY TKXUS AVAIAILE FOR YOU CONVENENCE Persons (AARP) will meet Monday Pleas Court warrant charging him scheduled to appear in court March 1. cause? Please give me Radio City Station, New Yes, you will menstruate at noon at the United Methodist with second-degree larceny. Police some information on it as I York, NY 10019. as before. Menstruation is STOP IN AND SAY HELLO DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 a result of the cyclical in- Michael J. DiBella Jr., Permittee A Owner Church, Grove St. A potiuck dinner Teacher walks off job said a juvenile involved in the same South Windsor never heard of it before. will precede the meeting. Recer- case was referred to juvenile DEAR READER - In just had my right Fallopian crease and decrease in hor- Steven LaPenta, 21, of 480 Avery vations will be taken for a trip to the Members of the Bolton Board of if the town is seriously committed to Bolton school system for less thhn a authorities. Shevy was released on a many ways the spleen is a tube removed due to a mones formed by the St., South Windsor, was charged Boston flower show March 24. Education, after lengthy discussion quality programs in math year. She replaced math teacher $500 non-surety bond tor appearance large lymph gland located tubal pregnancy. I am ovaries. To clarify the Thursday with failure to secure a Deadline for payment is Feb. 18. and several tries at a motion, un- education." Thomas Sheridan, who resigned in in Common Pleas Court 19, just where the colon makes wondering why this point, a woman who has Starting Tuesday, and every Tuesday animously voted Thursday night to She criticized the lack of ability April for personal reasons. Rockville, March 9. repairer's license. Police said he was a right angle turn on the happened? My husband and had both tubes tidd for accept the resignation of Lois grouping in the program, the nine- operating a car repair service at 30 I want to start a family and sterilization procedures bantli] and Thursday after that, senior Thursday, the school board re- Coventry left side. It is just under citizens will be offered assistance McLean and advise the superinten- year old textbook being used, and the appointed Sheridan to the position. Kennedy Rd. He is scheduled to the ribs pn the left side. this happened the first continues to have normal • 24 Hour Emorgoncy Sorvic* Ernest A. Crosby, 35, of 612 Main with income tax forms from 10 a.m. dent to write a personal letter problem on how the teaching time is Board member James Marshall appear in court in East Hartford It gets enlarged -in time out. What is the out- menstrual periods as long • Bum«r Sales & Service St., Coventry, was charged Thursday to noon and 1 to 3 p.m., until April 15. expressing concern about the manner divided. objected to the wording of the Feb. 25. response to innumerable look for my being able to as her ovaries are working. • Clean Heating OHs of the resignation. These sessions will be at the church. Mrs. McLean said, “I have con- original motion saying, "We are disorders and sometimes have a normal pregnancy? I do not know what your Mrs. McLean, Grade 7 and 8 math State Rep. Chester W. Morgan (D) sciously worked at my job but I've dealing with a human being. Her for no apparent reason at What are the chances of doctor had to do to manage Call Us For Your Home Heating teacher, left her teaching position of Vernon, will conduct public office been uncomfortable, extremely un- reasons for resigning were Area fire calls all. It enlarges so often in this happening a second your ectopic pregnancy. and Air Conditioning Needs. . . Jan. 21 at the close of the school day. hours Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m, in the comfortable, in recent weeks professional, not personal. We should so many diseases that I time? Will I still have a Even if he had to take out Other than notifying the school prin- 331 M A IN ST. 414T0LLAND ST. Community ■ Room of the Court because of the above issues. I cannot accept her letter of resignation, recall in medical school period every month or only one ovary the other one cipals of her action, no notice was Tolland County Regan Rd., Rockville, every other month and will MANCHESTER, CT. EAST HARTFORD. CT. Towers Senior Citizen apartment continue to work under these period." Tliursday, 7:15 a.m. —. False alarm. the students had a rule, if would be adequate, if it is given. Wednesday, 4:01 p.m .-G as (Tre in gar- 219 6435 complex, 21 Court St., Rockville. The cirumstances without compromising Barbara Smith said, “Our quarrel Northeast School, Rockville. the professor asked how 6494595 age, Hillside Dr., Ellington. In a letter to the school board, she the educational values I have is not with her reasons, but the way Thursday, 1:20 p.m .—Filtration Plant, often the spleen was public may meet with Morgan to dis- Wednesday, 8:14 p.m. -Chimney fire, / said, "I reached this difficult deci- acquired since I began teaching 17 fire in new framing. Rockville: enlarged in a given dis- cuss topics dealing with the current she handled the situation." Hurlburt Rd., Tolland. session of the General Assembly, sion after some weeks of discussion years ago." School Supt. Raymond Allen said Thursday, 5:54 p.m. —Chimney fire, order the answer was and reflection. Basically I wondered Wednesday, 11:10 p.m. -Structure fire Hurlburt Rd., Tolland. Mrs. McLean has been with the any teacher feeling that way should Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. always 15 per cent of the Thursday, 11:31 p.m. —False alarm. at Pero's * come to the administration and say Wednesday, 11:24 p.m. —Structure fire time. •Ksf/iy says: Ellington Ave., Rockville. "I want out as soon as possible." at the Dairy (Jueen, Rt. 83, Vernon. The spleen can be VALENTINE Thursday, 3:44 p.m. —Fire in drier, 29 Wednesday, 11:34 p.m. -F a lse alarm, enlarged in response to any 9 “II you don’t have a hoart, come Storm budget is drained Greenfield Dr., South Windsor. Vernon of the infectious diseases ovor to Poro’t and buy one for problems because of the ice-clogged current budget but was only and it may also be enlarged SPECIALS your Valentino. The Vernon Public Works Depart- rivers in the Midwest. Hine said he allocated $76,500. in less common serious il- ment has used 6,000 yards of sand expected delivery of 200 tons of salt TEXTURED VINYL lness such as some SOLID PEWTER during storms this winter, whereas There is also a problem with get- Rockville leukemias. I would think “ORCHARD FRESH” about three weeks ago and this week •Macs oGorllamlt oRusagii .-11 last winter only 4,000 yards were only 20 tons were delivered. ting sand, supplied by Hyde Sand and that your spleen must not Gravel of Ellington. If sand has to be hospital PENDANTS o FRESH CIDER *IM k !io in Rad S SoMan used, Ronald Hine, director of public Hine said for any future storms TABLECLOTH be very large if your fami- works, said. this winter his department will have brought in from a longer distance the notes ly doctor is not concerned ALL GIFT BOXED Not only is the town's snow to limit sanding operations to the cost could double, Hine said. about it and that its FRESH removal budget running out of money Assorted Colors mauntms.. 9 Frwwh Pwav. Orwwn A Broceell, Bpinwch. steep hills and just near stop signs The additional strain on the budget Admitted Thursday: enlargement is of no real M CtuNWewf, Caullflewwr, BitglanBeiglan CmCndhrw, Cm HaM, Rthuborth, Hot Feppefs, A ratismi V WhODo WhHo ^Hvoottwoot FoAoDooOsFoInteiD. FortnAnOjPamdpa, CfowbRirlw^L , oAaporotuB.^oopomum. CMniiM ~ Got your ears piorcod but the salt supplier is running out of and intersections on other streets. Richard Liegl, Hartford Values to $15.00 medical importance in salt. was caused by the fact that most of y Cabbofo. Tumlpae Qkngas ------lotion Lolliieo,dOM, UoA*. a With winter not yet over, the town the m ajor storm s occurred on Tpke., Vernon; Keith Morgan, YOUR CHOICE your case. The supplier, a New Jersey firm, tomorrow at D$L Corbins, Avon, has spent some $73,000 on storms. weekends and meant overtime for Middletown; Edwin O'Neil, X- The spleen destroys old told Hine it has had delivery ; IMPORTED 2 Hine requested $115,000 for the the town crews. E. Main St., Rockville; red bloc^ cells and when it V Honoydowo, PInoopplot, Strawborrioo, Tongodnoo,,^ Delores Tantillo, Warren 90 becomes overactive it can V Orapolrutt, Rod Qrapoo, Boac A lyAniou Poart,* Bristol, Manchostor and Vernon Ave., Vernon; Mary Ursin, destroy too many red and $ Umao, Papayna. $ Grant Hill Rd., 'Tolland; white blood cells, causing a WtMKAflmKflFYaMOKTMWtSW | Court cases William Wicykowski, Court Just 9.95 St., Rockville. MacMm Wash IM 0» IniNsgliMf Mpirtid ltdwts 6 Mckir MacMna dry Barbs Vernon Discharged Thursday: No Iron SIZES: of failure to pass left of a parked car, □ Sqm By PHIL PASTORET W. Main St., Rockville, and Robert Ar- Claudia Bell, Pillsbury Hill. VALENTINE CANDY Come get your ears pierced the ouchless way by a medical Marcel Cyr, 48. of 22 Ward St., evading responsiblity, and another nold, of 129 High St., Rockville, charged VAUNCIA □ Wtir OMiie Rockville, was sentenced to 90 days Rockville; Tammy Clark, The poorest marksman in TaiMlHK' doctor, tomorrow at D&L from 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. The count of driving while his license was with possession of marijuana, neither Somers Rd., Ellington; Mrs. Hand □ MTTr M in jail with execution suspended after suspended. was prosecuted. the world lx the fellow who niNEMia VCALV. GREEN piercing Includes a pair of 24K gold over surgical steel Helen Friedrich and son, Embr oi dered EASY CARE □ triir 0M«« shoots off his mouth. unsmaumT serving 45 days. He was presented in Other cases heard included: Richard Gray, 36, of Athol, Mass., was Hartford Tpke., Vernon; 39< W Madatai Look BECAUSE ITS VMYLI □ iT iir M It's eo difficulty at all to gel urMuin. __ ism L JgPBg studs to wear home, and the entire price Is just 9.95. Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville A charge of disorderly conduct against fined $75. He pleaded guilty to a charge of Aurora Gagnon, Vernon auxm failure to drive in the established lane, amiurmm a sandwich wHh everything on ctum iu |» n What’re you waiting for? Come to Corbins, Avon, Bristol, this week. Kathy Hill, of Sadds Mill Rd., Ellington, Gardens, Vernon; William MON.-WSO. IM THUnt. 4 nU. IM ( was nolled. changed from driving while under the in- □ i r iMid II nt the inspeaknble hennery UT. me sun. ISO Manchester and Vernon D&L stores only. Cyr was sentenced on a charge of Hodge Jr., West Willington; down the street. Roger E. Robiuille, 19, of 76 Ham- fluence of liquor or drugs. Angus Plourde HI, Brooklyn SUttiKe 49‘ SOM, 69 driving while his license was William Farr, 65, of 30 Maxwell Dr., suspended (two counts) and driving mond St., Rockville, pleaded innocent to St., Rockville; Sarah West, ■ KOBG aiRAYMI I a charge of illegal sale of a controlled Vernon, pleaded guilty to a charge of Snipsic Lake Rd., Tolland: * OMN DAILY a A.U. TO S Ml • SUNDAYS S A.M. TO I P.H ^ while under the influence of liquor or driving while under the influence of iiain’sApplfl V »jrt g«(ir>aHOTid;t —suyr.pw».pAi.iJWwTnc*w.« . “ drug and was bound over to Tolland Coun- Steven Watrous, High St., Abin'5 Apple drugs. On the latter charge he was liquor or drugs. He was fined $150. ARTQALLERY ' ’ ty Superior Court after he waived a Rockville. Art Qalleriet MANCHESTER PARKADE sentenced to six months in jail, hearing in probable cause. He was not Jay W. Ames, 23, of Ashford, pleaded Birth Thursday: A daughter Manchester Parkade ' EXIT n 0HF86 WMCtiir TO ma n a suspended after the 45 days, to run presented on a charge of illegal posses- no contest to a charge of driving while un- : P F R n " concurrent with the other sentences. sion of controlled drugs. der the influence of liquor or drugs. He to Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pen- MON-WED 10-e THUR8 a FRI tO-9 Do yon ever have one of V N i l MV RRODUCer ^ nington. Montauk Dr., Ver- HI Cyr was not presented on charges In the cases of Charles Jefferson of 118 was found guilty and was fined $150. SAT 10-S SUNDAY 12-5 those days when life seems to be just a journey down an up escalator? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., FrI, Feb II. 1877 - PAGE FIVE-B PACE FOUR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter. Conn.. Fri.. Feb. 11, 1877 _ _ T rib e out to check slide, Massengale leads Classic after two suh-par rounds PALM SPRINGS, to make a mistake. If you straight 74 for 148 and more than I0,(X)0, but he East home, Cheney away Calif. (UPI) - The do, a six will come quite Stockton, playing In a said "then the course went out from under me. last time Rik easy.” group with former Presi- At 134, Lietzke leads dent Gerald Ford, had a 77 “Playing with the Presi- By LEN AtSTER Cheney is 3-10 in Charter Oak Massengale, the PGA Wally Armstrong by two and was at 149. The cut dent and the huge, huge HeraM SporUwritrr Conference play and 3-10 in all games tour’s Bible Study shots while Alan Tapie and here won't be made until gallery had nothing to do and the Beavers will be looking for group leader, won a Hubert Green are at 137 after the fourth round. with my score,” he said. "I their second win this campaign Victory boosts morale and tournament was in and Paul Moran and Ron Stockton was two under simply putted lousy. I had against winless 0-14,0-15 Bolton. ‘Ihe Cerrudo are at 138. Steve seven easy birdie chances Manchester High’s basketball late August 1976 when after seven holes while Techmen whipped the Bulldogs in Melnyk, Jerry McGee, Gay playing before a gallery of and made only two of team will be looking for both their previous meeting, 88-48. he took the Greater Brewer and Dave Hill are them.” on the road at Enfield H i^ Area engagements on tap tonight Hartford Open title. at 139, and while that is topping tonight’s schoolboy pit 10-5, 12-5 Penney High at 9-6,10-6 After two rounds of that five under par, they trail schedule. Windham high and 6-9 Fermi High at event, the slim Texan was by nine shots. M3 East Hartford High in CQL Catholic will conclude its at 130,12 under par and one Meanwhile, five-time clashes, CVC champ 10-0,12-4 South Hope winner Arnold Sports slate home slate at the Eiagles' Nest while shot in front of J.C. Snead. Windsor High at 7-3, 8-8 Bloomfield He thought about that Palmer, two-time defen- Cheney Tech hits the road in tilts in- and 2-8, 2-14 Rockville High enter- volving other local quintets. tournament Thursday after ding champion Johnny taining 3-7, 4-11 Newington in CVC Miller. Gary Player and HOCKEY Manchester, now tied for the top shooting a six-under 66 on Saturday encounters, and 3-8, 4-12 Ellington PGA champ Dave Stockton Wrthrrafirld at rung in the CCIL with Wethersfield at the par-72 Tamarisk CC BASKETBALL High visiting 5-6, 8-9 Elast Granby in are back in the pack. Manrhrstrr, Si40 11-4, should have little trouble with course for a 36-hole score MCC at Tunxi* (X an NCCC bout. COC games listed find of 14-under-par 130 and a Palmer shot a 68 cellar-dwelling 1-14 Enfield but Hartford Publlr at « RESTLING 13-1, 14-1 Coventry High hosting 6-6 four-stroke lead over two- Thursday and Player a 71 stranger things have happened. The Kaat Catholir (girla), 10 Manrhratrr at Fermi Vinal Tech and 4-8, 4-10 Rham High time 1977 winner Bruce to stand at 141, while Indians, losers of their last two to u.m. entertaining 14-0, 154) Cromwell. (Herald photo by Dunn) Lietzke in the $200,000 Bob Miller had his second slip into the stalemate situation, Elast is coming off a 70-65 win over Hope Desert Classic. have to “go out and prove again we Northwest Catholic at the Hartford “These two rounds here are a good team, regardless of whom Bennet Junior High*s basketball squad Civic Center Wednesday night in are better,” Massengale -StU m A orJlM / we are playing. We have to prove to JEFF BACKOFEN BILL FINNEGAN which Jeff Heim tossed in a season- Completing a season which included seven wins In 11 starts was the Bennet Junior said, “because the courses ourselves we are a good team,” high 21 points and Mike Donnelly, in they use in this tournament stated Tribe coach Doug Pearson. Middletown. When last seen the reaction of six straight losses leaving High girls' basketball team. Squad members, front. Captain Lisa Tilden. Standing, a starting role, added 10 markers. left to right, Judy Stoker, Gloria Diana, Lauren Woodhouse, Monica Murpliy, Jane are tougher to score on Elast is 6-2 in the HCC and 13-S Fal(x>ns had won four straight. But the Falcons at 2-6 in the circuit and 5- Jon Lindterg, out of Wednesday’s tilt than the one in Hartford, over-all prior to tonight's conference the Elagles beat Xavier in overtime, 11 over-all, and out of tournament with the flu, is not expected back Carter, Chris Cheney, Beth Endick, Jennifer Hedlund, Coach Rose LaRocca. The fairways are very tight JiMBEtiM clash with Xavier High of 71-67, and that started off a chain consideration. tonight. here and you can’t afford I onn06juloe MdgnMfftMunbtihfl *K[N6Hpm . Long time coming, Bullets go on tear, overcom e Ph oe n ix Bears cap NEW YORK (UPI) shots. The ball just didn't second-half comeback to Kings, who dropped their Rick Barry, Charles John- I I M r W(IM I M J M M A M — A 12-point leaci with go in.” guide the Bucks. Kansas third straight game. son and Jam aal Wilkes OVM a M A mx MM t, AW 46 Ot. M M AW M i. nUiUMM win against Jets great season 4:54 to play in your Despite his poor shooting City led, 34-17, after the each added 18 for Golden owMtt ju a . AW w m i through most of the game, first quarter and, 56-48, at Warriors 114, Nuggets State. Denver’s David WMKOWWTWUUMUr ,1 or uMt AND you* ntiNW own home court. What 101 MONiltRfV» MMt MOYIt« WiaOOMOWMWMtt By EARL YOST the Bullets looked for the half. Bob Dandridge Thompson topped all KMTV Alf T DUX W tllMMA 'K M KONG COCKTAM.* Concluding the 1976-77 basketball more could the AlTONIy Hi tM M IN TNI N|W (Herald photo by Dunn) Sports Editor CJienier down the stretch. had 21 points and Brian Phil Smith scored 14 of scorers with 29 points, in- season on a high note, Bennet Junior High Phoenix Suns want? OINO K LAUNCMTIIIMOQUCTION Bmki. Sarving It was a long time coming, but after 10 consecutive defeats “Basically, it was Winters 18 for Milwaukee. his team-high 21 points as cluding 27 in the second ofismmmc Mnutuno 9f ‘Glad to mitt you* trimmed crosstown rival Illing junior High the Warriors grabbed a 33- PMUMOUMT W rU N It thtlM Had IM n doled out by the Winnipeg Jets, the New England Whalers finally But the Suns went planned but in a situation Ron Boone scored 22 and half. Bob Duff of Cheney Tech, left, and East Catholic’s Mike yesterday, 63-48, to cap a great record. scoreless during that like that you have to play Brian Taylor 19 for Uie 12 lead after nine minutes. found the right combination. The Bears won 11 of 12 starts while Illing your options and if another Reeves clasp left hands during wrestling match this week. m time Thursday night RCNTUCKtSTMUCHTBOUttONNHlSRCT tO m O V OlStAUOANOIOmiDtT Not since March 1, 1975 have the man is open, go with that,” MMtSI KAMMTIUINCCO OtMONf m u t HT Reeves and his males scored lop-sided triumph in first Whalers been able to ^ a t Bobby Hull split even in as many outings. winner as the Whalers displayed Big guns for the winners were John said Chenier, who ended up meeting between two schools. and his playmate. Last night at the plenty of aggressiveness and preci- with 21 points. “At that Bruins hit Korab, sorry Hartford Civic Center, the Whalers sion passing at times that resembled Haslett with 26 points. Rich Koepsel with 17 I I particular time I was broke the long drought against the the usual play of the Jets. and Ed Kennison with a dozen. ^basketballs/ open.” NEW YORK (UPI) - King Kong. “He made a Washington, 9-2, and the 1 D A Y defending WHA Western Division It was, without question, one of the Bright offensive spots for the losers were and the Washington Mitch Kupchak and You don't have to be a big mistake. He never New York Rangers edged and playoff champs, by winning im- better efforts by coach Harry Tom McCluskey with 11 points, Ozzie John- Bullets scored 16 Elvin Hayes topped movie critic or an animal should have hit me. He got Detroit, 5-4. There was LINCOLN pressively, 6-3. Neale’s crew. No one was more son and Bob Halldin with 10 each and Ken straight points for a Washington with 22 points lover to realize the folly of me going. Tell him only one game played in Herald angle This time, Hull was not around, pleased than Neale following each. The Suns’ Paul tampering with King Kong, thanks.” the World Hock-ey Associa- BIRTHDAY sidelined with an ankle injury, and Hill with eight. 109-103 victory. S A L E numerous lineup changes. Westphal led all scorers whether it be the movie In other games Thursday tion, with New England 8p«clal 1 day t ilt Includaa fraa oar waahaa and txira Anders Hedberg, the WHA’s top With Phoenix leading, Earl Yost McKenzie's goal was his first as a with 29. monster or an ice man. night, Philadelphia blasted beating Winnipeg, 6-3. diacounta and'allowahcaa. Salt atarta S P.M. Friday and scorer, was also out with strained Whaler in Hartford, and 19th of the 101-89 and 4:54 remaining, Cavaliers 116, Parers Boston rookie John Wen- ligaments. the Bullets began their ral- Sports Editor » year, at 4:09 and set the tone for the 101 sink learned this lesson anda 5 P.M. Saturday. The near two-year frustration rest of the night. Webster’s at 13:35 ly. The key was Phil Jim Brewer scored 18 Thursday night when he ended before 9,000 fans as six players was his 2th and Antonovich hit his Chenier’s three straight points and Austin Carr 17 riled burly Jerry Korab by Scoreboard lAMFUDIIT - broke into the scoring column for the first in Whaler colors and Backstrom jump shots that gave to pace Cleveland. Brewer, hitting the Buffalo home team. Johnny McKenzie and Northwest girls Washington a 105-101 lead CHEVETTE COUPE got his 14th for a 4-1 Whaler edge. who also grabbed nine defenseman with a high 20 F R E E C A R W A S H E S W I T H Tom Webster tallied first period Rogers poked in his 16th in the se- with 25 seconds to go. rebounds, tossed in 14 stick in the opening minute I E V E R Y N E W A N D U S E D C A R S O L D iistiiiiiiinititw atWAttit Notes off the cuff slow pitch softball teams interested goals, and Mike Antonovich and “We had excellent shots. in playing in the Rec program next cond stanza and Keon's 19th was third-period points as the of their game. The 6-4 WHA Tliursilay's Results D U R I N O O U R 1 D A Y 00 Prediction Department: Joe Ralph Backstrom and Mike Rogers Every shot we had was an summer has been postponed in- icing on the cake. outscore Eagles Cavs opened a 25-point Korab retaliated with two EasI NV Rangers 5, Detroit 4 L I N C O L N ’ S B I R T H D A Y S A L E •3176 Whelton will captain next season's lighted the lamp in the second stanza open shot,” Phoenix Coach definitely...Ron Ryan, general Back in Whaler togs was goalie lead. Billy Knight topped goals to lift the Sabres to a W L T PU. Philadelphia 9. Washington University of Connecticut basketball and Dave Keon completed a big night John McLeod said. “ It 2 manager of the Whalers, reports a Bruce Landon who kicked out 30 Failing to get off the mark on the right foot and falling behind the Pacers with 26 points. 4-3 victory over the Bruins. (Juebec 32 19 tAMMMn team and the UConns will be one of with an open net tally in the third w a sn ’t a c a s e of Buffalo 4. Boston 3 SAMPUBUY number of player contracts will run shots. The Whalers had 44. Burks 112, Kings 102 “I got a little upset there Indian. four teams in the ECAC New period. Keon also picked up three 18-6 at the quarter buzzer, East Catholic High’s girls' basketball Washington driving us MONZA 2-I-2 COUPE out at the end of the current season. Saturday night, the Whalers host Swen Nater had game right off the bat,” said the Cincinnati NOVA COUPE England Basketball Tournament assists. Indianapolis and come home team dropped a 51-44 duke to Northwest Catholic High yester- totally out of our offensive man who is nicknamed New England NBA I l <|utppad wtih • oyi, •. araNa, wtiaal owaara. r ItslM it ttk A/T, w. n M tM*. Plln k “We had 21 players under contract highs of 28 points and 18 I P.ag 74FORO 82718 will be sidelined until April...Unhap- sounded a slight note of optimism in informal talks that lasted beyond Indiana Night will be celebrated March 14 at 46-40, for a gaudy 12-1 record. Catholic High yesterday. benevolent in dumping up- Northeast. is the realization that the Colorado 17 29 9 43 (Chicago Mavarteh 2-Ooor • cyl. A/trana. kfiury d m . py with dates allotted at Shea hopes of settling the three-year old midnight, a source commmented 74 AMC MATADOR S229D radio. the Kacey Home. Since the first Irish Petkaitis and Barry hit 19 and 11 Results: wards of 100 inches so far How rare it is for a New winter of ‘77 is a fluke; that Minnesota 13 29 12 38 Milwaukee Station Wagon 0 cyl.. A/lrwta. P/atatrtng. luggage Stadium, the New York Jets are dispute. “there’s disagreement all over the promotion in 1954 , 28 men and two points respectively to pace the 101-Houle (R) dec. Foss (E), H-6; of powdery white stuff over England ski area to have the new learned ability to Vancouver 15 35 6 36 rack. 78 FORD 13888 looking into playing all home games “We are still hoping to achieve an place” but both sides were willing to Paeific Division Muatang OMa Cpa v-«. A/trana.. aiarao radM. women have been cited by the offense. 109 Strauss (R) pin Cavedon (E) the hundred-odd ski areas the unmitigated gaul to ski in deep powder will Wales Conference 78 CHEV. IMPALA S41B0 at the New Jersey Meadowlands next agreement in the near future,” they keep the negotiations alive. W L Pet. GB suuofl Wtgon v.«. A/U*n», P/.t*wv>s. P/b.*k*«. P/brakaa. Kaceys for their contributions to Saturday morning the locals host 3:44; 114- St.Germain (R) dec. Hoch in New England. That advertise to John Denver soon be unneeded; that the Norris Division year, home of the Giants...Dunk shot said in announcing Monday’s session. There has been no contract Los Ang 34 19 .642 r«llo. luggit* '>cK sports in Manchester...Carl Silver of Hartford Public at 10. (E), 11-4; 121- Faust (E) dec. Mier- meant those daily laundry country folks: “Come ski unfamiliar deep powder W L T Pts 74 0LD8M08IU 82878 has been ruled out for all CIAC high The two sides met for only an hour between the union and the owners for Montreal 40 7 9 89 Portland 35 20 636 Omaga Cou^. • oyt.. A/trana. vinyl root, radla. the Rec Department reports 112 Summary: zura (R), 5-2; 128- Putnam (R) dec. lists showing slope con- the deep powder country.” will soon be replaced with 72 CHEVROLET 12040 p/alaartng. P/brakaa. school basketball play this season. lliursday morning and neither Karch more than three years. Pittsburgh 24 22 9 57 Gold. St. 30 23 .566 4 Novt 2 Doof. e e»(. iisndtrd tr*n. r*dk> coaches, two for each of the 56 Hopper (E), 8-2; 135- Poudrier (E) ditions have been dotted But it’s happening. the old standby crust most Seattle 28 26 529 78CHRYtLn 88088 Penalty will be no basket and a pin Crowley (R), 1:33; 141- Slihnnon with “E’s” (for excellent) Even though skiing in the New Englanders are all too Los Ang 19 25 11 49 70 VOLARE 04090 team s, in the sum m er soccer Wash. 16 3l 10 42 Phoenix 25 27 .481 8Vi Nawpon Sport Sedan V4. AArana.. air oendMon. technical foul...Garry Swain is (E) dec. Lavoie (R). 4-1; 148- for virtually every area. used to. 4-Door Sodan. 6 cyl.. A/trana. radio. P/ataanrtg M power, radio, vinyf roof program. A toUl of 1,135 boys and Rockies has improved Detroit 15 32 6 36 working in the New England DePetro (R) pin Roohr (E), 1:59; The day was — and it from the early winter But that’s next year. For rhuiKilay'ii Result* girls signed up for the play...The .Ailama Diviaion 78 MERCURY IM IR 78F0R0 84808 Whalers’ office in promotions. 157Grondin (E) dec. Putnam (R). 4- wasn’t that long ago— that now...hey, it’s not nice to Cleveland H6. Indiana 101 conwl 2 Door * cyl. A/»*n« . r«llo Drarud* 4 Door W-*. A/iratw. Mr oondWon. vinyl scheduled Feb. 17 meeting with all drought, news stories of W L T PU a New England skier would Milwaukee 112, Kansas City root. P/Moarint. P'braAM. radto 0; 169- Fournier (E) dec. Lee (R). 11- snow-starved western fool with Mother Nature. Boston 32 18 6 70 74 CHEVROUT ^W 0» 2; 185-Hoke (R) dec. Reeves (E). 9- have to search those laun- 102 Novt Ciwtom * Door V-«,A/trMM. W crXKlIllon. Buffalo 3l 17 6 68 Washington 109. Phoenix 103 72 CHEVROLn S2800 0; Uni.- Dean (E) dec. Driscoll (R). dry lists keenly to find Toronto 26 21 7 59 P/MMrlng. rtdro Impoto Cpo. V-S. Aratn*.. Hr condWon. vinyl root. Golden Slate 114, Denver P/Marlng. PriirakM. radio. Unusual 7-5. which expert slopes were Cleve. 17 28 9 43 74D0DRE 82980 reason, 101 showing “Fs” (for fair) Dan Cpa. V-S. A/trana , vinyl roof, radio. P/aiaaring. 70 VOLAIWAOBI 84410 consistently. Then after a 2211 Su. w iton 4 oyl.. 4 ap»44 >•<*.. row. 70 for d 80090 few weekends at the chosen 4 Door. V-S. A/trana. radio, vinyl roof. P/a*aartng 74 PLYMOUTH 82HB net play stops area, the New Englander Bowling SMomt 4-Ooor V-S. A/tano.. a t oondMon. vinyl 72 CHEVROUT 82148 rooi. radto. P/atoannt Rham grapplers would pack the bags for impale 4-Door. V-8, A/uana. radto. P/ftaanr>g. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPl) — It's not unusual for a tennis match to be nip Tech by one either the Alps or the P/brakaa. 74 CHEVROLn 88400 called on account 'of rain, or even darkness. Rockies. NEVER ON SUNDAY Pnpala Cuatora Cpo- V-«. Artrana.. ak condNon. 78 DAT8UH S8MI0 radio, pratotoint. P/triAtt. Now several of the major K. of C.- Mario Frat- LeGeyt 181-481, Edith Modal 710 2-Door 4 cyl. 4-apaad trana, AM-FM But Thursday's doubles match at One point was the winning margin the $50,0(K) Springfield International takes on Peter Fleming, Chatham, Boston area travel agen- taroli 231-604, Fred Nassiff Tracy 176, Oicket Palicki radio. yesterday on the wrestling mat as 212-550, Norbert Audet 211- BUT(f^ may have been a first. N. J., second-seeded Stan Smith plays cies are even noticing a 461, Edna Klein 472, Vicky 71 CHEVROLn S2040 TRUCKS Rham High nipped Cheney Tech. 33- 591, Fred Kozicki 232-576, Colin Dibley of Australia and Haroon Rahim of Pakistan, fourth- 32. sharp increase in the Glass 469. Ctprlot CoutM V4. A/Van* 70DATSUN 88418 number of reservations Ken Tomlinson 201-555, Wc do it every other day! PKkup 4 cyl. 4-apaad tana., mad cap. radto. Haroon Rahim of Pakistan had just seeded Balacz Taroczy faces sixth- Coming out with its top effort of 71 CHEVROUT 82100 being canceled for Alps or John Kozicki 204-222-592, PARKADE DUSTY- Ciwwn* 2-Oow 4 cyl. 4.n >««i vtiw . '*dio^___ taken the first set, 7-6, from Ashok seed Buster Mottram of Elngland, the season. Tech just didn't have 78 CHEVROLn 04190 Amritraj of India and Tim Noonan of and Bob Hewitt, 37, of South Africa Rocky Mountain vacations. Bill August 558, Mike Mike Lappen 211-577, A1 W too Plctup ScoMdato tirn. V^. Artrana., ratoo. enough to walk away with the vic- 78 PONTIAC 14000 p/atoartop. P/krakta. Springfield, Ohio, when the umpire meets 22-year-old Gene Mayer of The grass may be greener Petruniw 551, John Fogar- Little 248-203-623, Roy Cotaltna Sodon V-l, A/trana . air corYdibon. vinyl tory. ty 202, John Martin 204, roof. AM-FM radio. P/aioarmg. P/brakoa. halted play at the Springfield Civic Wayne, N.J., in a battle of unlikely Results; on the other side, but the Dukett 202, Skip Kelly 242- 78 CHEVROLn 83010 Wendall Poucher 203, Bob 208-632, Ralph Dukett 210, W ton PKAup. S cyl. Md te n a . anaa cap Center to make way for a women’s survivors. 98- Soucy (C) pin Roska (R). 3:37; snow certainly isn’t any 70 FORD 84200 Luurtsema 201, Bill Avery Ernie Whipple 193-222-213- E IM Sport Cpo V.|. A/vana. tiorto radio, wrnd basketball game. And no singles In other doubles matches 105- Seymour (C) forfeit; 112- Rob- better. TBCHEVROin 13410 matches were even played. And even the terrible 204, Bob Audet 203, Rob 628, Rich Warner 204, Art root. P/uoorMg. Prtxtkaa W t o n P l o l w p V*. aid tana., radio Thursday, second-seeded Smith and bins (R) pin Beauchesne (C) 1:46; Redman 219, Don Palmer Thompson 212-597, Bill Workmen immediately rolled up Erik van Dillen of San Mateo, Calif., 119- Spooner iR) pin Carlson (C) cold spell which has 205, Tony Baluk 201, Jim Avery 204, Lou Polinski the artificial court surface and began beat Mike Cahill, Wilmington, Del., 1:19; 126- L eonard (R ) pin gripped the eastern United A GOOD PLACE TO BVY A putting down floorboards and putting and Chico Hagey, La Jolla, Calif., 6- States hasn’t hampered ski Farr 220-557. 245-570, Don Wilson 201, .Aiiinci (Herald photo by Dunn) Chmelowski (Cl 2:50; 132- Young (R) Gary Atamian 211-553, Bill up baskets for a 5:45 p.m. EST game 3,4-6,7-6; fourth-seeded Vilas and his dec. Samples (C), 7-1; 138 - Goslee business in New England. GREVHOUND P(^RK between Brooklyn Women’s College coach. Ion Tiriac of Romania, ousted Ironically, many upstate POWDER PUFF- Tomlinson 209-599, Tom to ^ il 87. Pltintleld Conn Turnpik* (Bit. 52) East Catholic High*s tournament-hound quintet (R) pin Bolduc (C) 3:19; 145 • Denise Arnett 193, Edythe CHEVROLET and the University of Massachusetts. John Feaver and John James of Beaudreau (C) pin Karvetis (R) New Yorkers have been Atamian 204, Floyd Totten The tennis players were told to Australia, 7-5, 6-7, 7-6; Taroczy and Heading for a post'season tournament date is East Catholic High's girls' basket hull heading "downeast” to Pasek 192-475, Sandy 204, Ken Hesford 202, Dave Mon. thru Sat. 8 pm 3:14: 155 - Raynwnd (C) dec. Oliver Mason 177, Evelyn Feder come back today to finish their Ken McMillan, Fort Worth, Tex., squad. Members, left to right, Karen Griffin, Kathy Bilodeau, Lauren W illelt, .Sue (R); 167 - Mainville (C) dec. Potter New England for their Wilson 204-561, Bob Oliver match. 181-467, Marty Bradshaw Tues.,Thurs.&Sat. 1;15p CARTER eliminated Joel Ross, Hartsdale, Freheit, Kathy Doocy, Rita Lupacchino, Kathy Hall, Gail lamoiiuco, Muryunii (R ); 185 - Murphy (R) pin Pacekonis sking. In some cases, they 559, Mike Lappen 577, Den- 1229 Main Straet. Manchastar _ In quarter final singles today, top- N.Y., and Jerry Karzen, Glen Coe, were laid off from jobs 189-476, Marilyn ny Carlin 561. O p a n I m i Hgs I M S - T k a m U a y t 1M I - t w a m a y t T a 8 Ostrout, Debbie Beaulie, Coach Donna Ridel. (C) 1:57; Uni. Gardner (Clpin Chmielewski 219-498. Pet seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina 111., 6-3, 3-6, 7-61 McConnell (R) 2:14. PA G E SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVEN ING H ERALD , Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 11. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheslfr, Conn . F ri, Feb II, 1977— PAGE SEVEN-B I m, >•« eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee **a*a***eeeeeeeee«eee«*««« teeeeaaaaaaaeaeaeaehaaaeae •••••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa While rate cut order is appealed Halp Wantod 13 N«4p Wantad 13 Homaa For tala 23 Plainfield results □ REAL ESTATE Thurt. avenlng ••aaeeaaeeeaaaeaaeaeeaaaae Homaa For Sala 23 lunftcai c$-lf (t) INK M i - w n n M l sinns-ifid) TMOliHn CARRIER^ 4-jMtlllUi im iw 4JI 11-21 a.i, ^ 54b M TM EDUCATION Irlandahipa. Hartford Convalescent Home, Mansfield Training School, f-VMnRlt MM lam TK 3733 JAN, - I Two bedroom Rancn. State prepares for floods The PUCA and state Consumer TK3274 Tit: 32J4 Tmt. 3141 18 - Pnvata InstrucltonR 745 Main Street. Blast Hart- Mansfield Depot. Conn. An MANCHESTER - Strikliu in WaMa 113 paiO 3SI7I Aluminum siding, baseboard MMa 314 pail 33SJ4 Mb tU tm $4121 QuinMa: 21$ pab SSiU 19 - SchooiR'CiaiRaB Ha, ha, you’re now & Whether you are looking ford. Conn. )ual opportunity employer. ita simplicity this home oilers Counsel David Silverstone had asked Mwta U1 fd i $U.M Marta 341 paiO 334tn 20 - instructionR Waniad heatgifar^e Hutchins Agen- M M a 413 pM 33U4 Perfecta: $12 pab $114 60 Trifarta 3-14 part 3I2SS73 for a home in the city or in a stunning departure from the TriMa 4-lT pan 34431% Tnbcti 14$ I1I7S2I TrHada: $-2-3 pM $61120 § 401 I HARTFORD (UPl) - The sUte expected from the weather, energy Covello to order Northeast to imple- HEAL ESTATE San TIMQ C0MS2 II) T itin i cMsnnmoi const m Tiurni Toma const |i) the country, we at Century NEED 30 PEOPLE for light ordinary. A Ranch with 8 Department of Planning and Energy ment the new rates while the appeal Sotlc S-16 (4) 23 - Homas for Sala I Shirley and Doris ^ conditions have improved.” >T4 414 IM S M no IM I Kka't Ibu too $.20 100 24 - Lott-Land lor Sala 21, T E D F O R D R E A L office, and telephone work, no CLERK FOR Meat Depart- rooms, 2 full baths, (4du idmj 4it IM l4MblNkar IM IM Policy says a February thaw is But Brooks noted propane gas was being heard. 4 Xoiad 4.00 140 i^airssL.kj, 25 - Invastmant Proparty ESTATE, Rt. 44A Bolton experience necessary, will ment Selling, Invoicing, etc. familyilyr room and more Uit Qmrnj IM i^ ly s tn _ 4M 7 i amv. t av 6. M 3.04 26 - Businasa Property train. Day shift openings. No Knowledge of calculator help- to Mil In the low $40's. Zinsser easing both the strain on energy de- Although Covello denied the TM: 4IM TK: 41:13 Til 3173 Notch, Bolton, 647-9914 Manchaatar supplies have dwindled, and although Tmt: 31M Qanala 134 part 323.n 27 - Pasort Property age limit. Apply in person, 969 ful. Apply Gaer Bros., 140 Rye Agency, 648-1511. mand and the problems in getting request, he did order Northeast Ml 4U paM Mb 142-3 fu i S34SJ0 (hmtU: 4M pab $17.60 28 - Real Estate Wantad Announeamanta 3 have that home for you. We trains are again delivering it, cur- M«cta U4 fM ttlM S^fritcta 142-3 S34S.M PeHecta: 664 pab $39JO Sniertarta 144-2^14 3314770 Main Street. Manchester. 10 Street, Siuth Windsor. WALK TO supplies delivered. Thursday to file with the PUCA a Trifecta 44-2 fM S117J0 4TTDMML 23& Trieact2a 47 pab $l9SiO 477DMWC7 270I MISC. SERVICES ADVERTISING are a full line realtor with tailments from suppliers range from HMXt 3273.734 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday lOWERS MANCHESTER • This But officials said Thursday the MML 2314S1 31 - Services Olfared new listings coming in all MEDICAL SECRETARY - remodeled -room older home 15 per cent to 20 per cent across the plan to implement several conserva- 32 - Patniing-Psparing DEADLINE through Saturday. 8 the time, so if you are in SCHOOL melting snow and ice have increased state. tion related programs ordered in the 33 - Building-Contracting Receptionist. Part time. in fin e re s id e n tia l water flow in the st^te and has them 34 - Roofiig-Siding 12:00 noon the day before the market for a small W EXT N EED S 20 people for Hours 1-5 p.m.. Monday. 9-room Cape. First neighborhood awaits your “Approximately 13,000 Connecticut Dec. 22 decision. 35 — Haaling3 the Federal Reserve Bank of this CAPITAL 12.699.000 00 RENTALS to 5:00 P.M. An Equal Opportunity 1. T i l l M 41 L S m la O a k 41 IW e 413 MEMORANDA 52 - Rooms lor Rent do not lessen the value of the bedroom, two on second. WELCOME 3-1 7 M 4 I I B District. PHO NE FRO M home to ser- Employer. Cash and due 53 - Apartments lor Rent U 7 O n M i M l ASSETS advertisement will not be cor- Heated basement rec restructruing views 141 71 42 7 M la iM M from banks 54 - Homes lor Rent vice our customers. Super FOR SA LE or Rent with op- Cash and due 1.361.000. 00 rected by an additional Inser- 7SrtlSli| 2-1 4. i 4 I m YMm I i ai Sob Total loans 55 - Business lor Rent room. Immediate occupan- New Subscribers... from banks 2 .012,000 00 8.970.000. 00 tion. Monday thru Friday earnings! Choose your own tion to buy. Superb 9-room 4.1.UlrtOhm ni 41 7 MBi Mb 56 - Resort Property lor Rent 12-1 U S, Treasury Time deposits of cy. Asking $38,900. 7lvl 41 I h T I r t la n 7533^- 12-t 7 hrrt Iota 1100.000 or more 57 - Wanted to Rem hours. 249-7^3. Raised Ranch in prestigeoua aired at hearings securities 636.000.00 SAT. 8:30 to 12 NOON IVm iOi MCOMTM ...to the growing family of ttMSortrt 41 T . l a k i m 141 7. 3)0 l _ „ 41 7 lik M lik il in domestic 58 - Misc for Rent area. Beautiful kitchen-family 7. l k | 0 H . R n i Obligations of States 12-1 7t7 mi 7-2 7 Ti Im M ai 41 7. 3i Mm la l oFFices 14.000.00 IhcM 31)11* and political AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST & Tape Machine room w ith fleld ston e 4> t t t t S l t M0C4I3 7 SaikqTiai Total deposits in TEDFORD REAL ESTATE We are accepting The Manchester Evening Herald. subdivisions 25.000.00 61 - Autos lor Ssle operator - Minimum two applications for a full time fireplace. Nicely landKaped, KEITH 3(01413 I. M iit p r i* 7-1 1. la rti 7b 41 1210 3 7t Other bonds, notes, domestic and foreign HARTFORD (UPI) — Everyone agreed change was Lhriirti7M« 7-2 7 M ) M oUices 10.420.000.00 62 - Trucks lor Sale years experience required. conmliaion Selling Position many extras. East Coast RIAL tSTATI 42 7 M M M 41 1. M l 3 m a r and debentures 672,000.00 63 Heavy Equipment lor Sale 71a M m 7-1 7 TimTi Ja Federal funds - Must be able to read and set In our Decorator Shop. Realty, 528-9668, 643-9969. 848-182t I4S-41N needed in Connecticut’s higher education system, but 2-1 7 f i a M * l i 4 UOrtrtOiTtaO Federal Reserve 64 - Read 7 33iv naas 141 U l i M O l i i i t a purchased and securities Motorcycles-Bicycles Knowle4|e of the field is 141 i l n a w T C f 4 7 K la RM stock and corporate CamperS'TreijerS'Mobiie up from blueprints. Call 643- after that any sim ilarity ended. kllrtiliM) 141 i l a i O i i l l a i 42 7 3 ^ M sold under 65 - required Apply: Personnel ,4 7 30aa MOi stock 41.000 00 Homes Herald 0716 between 9 and 5:30. Department, Tuesday 1 to 1, MANCHESTER • Exciting A stream of teachers, lawmakers, college trustees, llh tt 12-1 l U l a a l i 141 7 T ria ij ll( M 2- 7 RTi hWOrta Federal funds sold agreements to 7. M i l l 66 - Automotive Service and $ to $: Wednesday 10 to Contemporary Ranch. Custom 2-1 7. k a ' i f t a O l 141 7 Ibayi M and securities purchased repurchase 585.000 00 Ads MANCHESTER • You will students and businessmen paraded before the 7 0 IT M tl* l 42 7 U 'l M O M 67 - Autos for Rent'Lease 12 and 1 to S. Saturday 10 to East Hartford John McMann 7-2 7 77'1 t a a r 2-1 7. la o b a SbnlM under agreements to Time certificates of HALLMARK STUDIOS - 12 built for present owners enjoy the I7’x23' family room legislature’s Education Committee Thursday. LCMrtUit IM resell in domestic deposit in AWARD WMIER needs 10 to 15 receptionists Eight rooms, four bedrooms, in this 7-room Cape plus the 1 C.A. Aleranian Mrs. O’Callahan offices denominations of All agreed restructuring was needed, but few could '1X0 7 CC $100,000 o r more 200 000 00 and appointment secretaries. fireplaced family room, at- fireplaces, garage and many Carolyn Bouchard Mr. Peres 1. hcD 2>1 $. S«M{ Rm a. Loans. Total SEAMROaUCK&CO. agree on how it should be done. KS7 KT - M I w h IMO (excluding unearned 1. Nathan G. Agostlnelll. Presi- No experience necessary, MOWtlMtW Ptflltd* tached two car garage. Cali other features. Located close ll-l L M dent. of the above-named bank do Announeamanta Mrs. Peter Cassello Jay Price 00003 S23CU1 - Fhd lar h I \tnmt M T. P * • income) 8.781 000 00 3 Announeamanta good hourly wage, days or k Iart bNbirt Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. 64^ to schools, shopping, church, Connecticut now has five boards of trustees represen- b. Less: Reserve for hereby declare that this report of evenings full or part time. 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., Helen Chmielicki Mr. Ricce iU.lM Ui6N6 l-lUMiM condition is true to the best of my this home is a good buy. ting all levels of higher education: community colleges, possible loan Apply within, 989 Main Street, Manchester Office, 647-9139. Priced in the $40 s. Zinsser Mrs. Freeman Donna Rogalus losses 91.000.00 knowledge and belief. state colleges, technical and vocational schools, the UTMMTIMTIO NATHAN G. AGOSTINELLI Manchester. Equal Housing Opportunity. Agency, 648-1511. Mrs. Garach Gerald Sharlow c. Loans, net 8.690 000.00 board of state academic awards and the University of Bank premises, We. the undersigned directors, Mr. Schiltz mr TW: IM flL M M S-ll attest the correctness of this Connecticut. Fernando Gonsalves furniture and fixtures, PART TIME Person - for RN - A L L Shifts, full and part TWO Y E A R O LD Ranch • 1700 Richard Stawecki 111 I $ - I I I. Mhit 0 in 7-1 S l i l S - t l and other assets report of condition and declare M rs. I. Lamson l.ira ilM n I- TiOMirlriM 12-1 l.TAiCidqr ... »*«5-** that it has been examined by us PUBUC NOTIC3 kitchen and cleaning. Laurel time. New Health Care Facili- square feet livinf spare. Hot IM 1. Mn Mma representing bank The boards all fall under the direction of the state Com- LRm Ii H \l and to the best of our Knowledge ty. Vernon Manor. Call Mrs. Del Miller Mr. Terusse ISMtalM M 2.M»telM M 2.MMMtun 1 premises 496.000.00 Manor. 91 Chestnut Street. water heat. 1000 gallon un- mission for Higher Education, now headed by Dr. Samuel Jim Tolisano iM P rta lS-1 1 Jitay iMl M 1 (iMinii Other assets 127.000.00 and belief is true and correct. Apply 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tobin, 871-0385. KEITH derground oil tanx. Three Gould. Gould and his commission have almost no power Melvin Nobile i'aSoip t 5. U(lI- «i M Ml 2 6. 9si\mM iM iM M ir FRANK GUINIPERO Mr. DeGriegorio lUdurnmi !• iM iStjto S-2 S. R n’i e S i EDWARD J. TOMKIEL weekdays. bedrooms, two bath rooms. R.C. Palmer ttkflks $• TOTAL ASSETS 12,699.000 00 PART TIM E Help - Evenings. and the boards are virtually autonomous. 7. Inm j RraM 7-2 1 a i S h i n 'lU______S rS a* - LIABILITIES STEVE CAVAGNARO OPEN HOUSE REA ESTATE Fully carpeted. Tenn granite Mr. Montovani Mrs. Pelletier 7.iM6nl«1i L LCnlHfrvTM II- 1 7. M Oamds lS-1 7. li t Demand deposits of Flexible hours. Apply in per- fireplace, with heatolator. Controversy over higher education reorganization has IVitehrM 6- Sworn to and subscribed before 4lh I S-ll I. Eifti he M L n|M Ihitir individuals, partner- me this 21sl day of January. 1977. son only. Center Giant 172 B. Cofltof 81. Lota of closet space. Central been brewing for years with each level jealously guar- Gladys Pemberton Manchester TMCMI ships. and 1. I M e 41 3 « o rc lOOl 3 413 and 1 hereby certify that I am not Manchester Police Headquarters, Sun- Grinder, I Center Street. vacuum. A ll kitchen ding its own interests. Louis Piaunth 1.6ec«aiM 7* LItjMk 42 I. hrti 7 41 I. Ortnrti 2-1 colorations 4.126.000.00 an officer or director of tius bank. Mr. Elkin LPilmHHil II- Time and savings P A U L W E N D R Y C H O W ia day, February 13,1977, between 1:00 p.m. REAL ESTATE SALES -W t M aks appliances, plus washer and But this year, many have predicted the system will be Edward F. Potz lli^ T M i 41 ZPrtrirti 41 ZOnrtOrtl 12-1 Mr. Heller 1 M ^ lm i $ . uTlbiiyi k ima deposits of FuU or part-time persons desired R E LIA B L E Adult babysitter - dryer. Two car garage, 6 1-2 7 O I M I 4 7 HI. 7* 42 HOUSE CALLS” overhauled, with no one sure how it should be done. Sid Rubinstein iS M M 2- SiEte'iM 41 7 CMn Rrt) 141 7 0 i0 « R n i 141 individuals, partner- and 4:00 p.m. Informative for children and for Greater Hartford Co.'s expan- Occassional nights, weekends, automatic door. Full base- Linda Holme IM M 12- ships. and ding offices. Training begins soon. In the past, Gould has recommended the present five- Joe Scota iH vtaSM i 12-1 7 Irta 7 4 7 3Bb(7lrtbilll41 adults alike. and vacations. References. ment. with walk out. Mr. Kane i S m Im IS- l4i 7 brwriiitlwr 12-1 7 33 S i m I bOA 7-1 corporations 5.967.000.00 High commission, exceilm t bonus rm um □ NOTICES 647-1139. tier sys'tem'be rejslaced with a two-tier system. Under Andrew Welch 7. $ UT 7-7.IMvT’illsty MTMi41 7. Un OU 2-1 7. S l H M b l a 4 2 Deposits of United plan. Management opportunity. 648-4126 Aluminum gutters, storms Rich Lavatori Sponsored by 7 M rt krtrtlM 41 7 sill 3 7-2 States Government 264.000 00 ^ our picture ad in Uie Yellow and screens. Sliders to patio. the plan, all two-year schools would fall under one board John H. W illiam s Deposits of States On January 20,1977, at the annual meeting of the Pages. Call Bob Wallace for con- 646-1822 Mr. Moriarty m C 413 lilt I 413 Manchester Exchange Club KITCHEN H E L P Wanted - 150 ft.x300 ft lot By owner. and UConn and the four state colleges under another. i. Ouhr Ii and political Lost and Found fidential interview. Mr. Anderson Mr. Tweede 2-1 i. jbq him 2-1 subdivisions 158.000.00 Greater Hartford Board of Realtors, Inc. for in- Knowledge of cooking. Salad $57,500. Phone 228-9188 He has recommended the current commission be Z bH'ili) 41 I F T iT lr t M i 7-2 Certified and officers' THE WALLACE COMPANY man. or woman. R e tic le dish Mr. Baluk Dale Allen No oil left 7 Cmi Uwti 41 7Fllll'lStir 12-1 stallation of new officers, which was held at the replaced with a stronger, more effective board of in- 7MirTh> checks 244.000 00 IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed, 236-0881 washer. All jobs are part MANCHESTER • 8 1/2 Room Mr. Belknap 141 7 U r t C l l 3 7-1 TOTAL DEPOSITS Hotel Sonesta in Hartford, Hugh Phipps, of Pasek Mr. Ball BOSTON (UPI) - A7 7 2 lr t la llr l tri color, female, Hartford TWO FAMILY Flat • Four dependent members not tied to any one level of educa- 41 7 R m l i M 141 IN DOMESTIC time. Apply Podunk Mill Cape. Three bedrooms. Living Robert Blinderman 7FnrtM Real Estate Consultants, Inc., 608 Burnside Avenue, rooms each. Excellent loca- tion. J. Brown diviTig team exploring the 41 7 S l U i ( M 141 OFFICES 10,759.000.00 Road area. Collie type male, Tavern, 898 Ellington Road. room, fireplace, dining room 1. I b r Ol r t r t 12-1 7. i M o b l m t 4 2 tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced George Burrow a. Total demand tan puppy, South Adams East Hartford, was awarded the Champagne Award South Windsor. Excellent condllItlon “ When I first came to Connecticut, I thought it would M.D. Cotton sunken hull of the Liberian 7 MrTirti 41 7 r i M lk 42 RCQ dl EenteT reduced! 648-2426. 9 to 5. Mr. Choquette deposits 4,792.000.00 Street area. German for outstanding Salesmanship for the second con- ; ligh $30s be possible to patch up the commission,” Gould told the Pat Donohue tanker Argo M erchant 30i 0 413 b. Total tim e and OPPORTUNITY for mature 1. Si Imi m Shephard type, black and tan Owner. 643-0271. or 644-8430 Mr. Courtney Mrs. Hayman 41 1. Im il M l 141 savings derosits 5.967 000 00 U f t>ffrr • iim i’H irnrr n tiin f u ilh n auprriur proHui l. secutive month. person - Interested in learning ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful committee. He said now he believes something “ major” found no significant 73i*nlhiii 12-1 l i r t n i l d l 41 TOTAL DEPOSITS IN male, Spencer Street area. Mr. Faucher the Optical trade. Contact: and spacious year round four must be done. Barbara Jones amount of oil left in its 71 7-2 7 ITl I DOMESTIC AND Contact Manchester Dog Corner of Broad Hugh resides with his wife Jeanne, and daughters '• 7 Ibnrmim fim 41 7 RbM R H FOREIGN m Optical Style Bar, Inc., 763 EARN bedroom Contemporary. “The ideal thing to do would be to put it all in one Charles Coding Sue Newton Warden, 646-4555. •nd Cenlw SK I Mon.-Ftl. s i.(n. 6 p.m. tanks, according to the IM 5. ViMhi'i My OFFICES 10,759.000,00 Phon* 646-2112 Sat...... 8 a.m. - 12 noon Judy & Elaine at 125 Davis Road. East Hartford. Main Street, Manchester, 643- Fireplaces in living room and basket, but I don’t think Connecticut’s ready for that,” he Lois Hawkins M. Robbins i-1 i Imt M i Federal funds purchased Coast Guard. MntaMi 1191. GOOD family room. 2 l/2baths. acre Manchaatar said. Floyd Hunngton and securities Panonala Mr. Burger The tanker went aground tihrnitez 1-2 L$9Kffk fold under plus lot, with 200 feet Leonard Kayokowski agreements to SPENDING 8-ROOM The Filer Committee has recommended the state do Mr. Cowels on Nantucket Shoals off the I HAVE A Motherless - Four RNs, $5.75 PER Hour - LPNs lakefront. Call Arthur or Mr. Kirkpatrick repurchase in domestic $4.40 Per Hour - 3 to 11. and 11 Suzanne Shorts. 646-3233. J. just that - eliminate all the trustee boards and replace ofiices year old son, and I need a COLOMIAL Emily Klonski Mr. Donovan coast of Massachusetts 700.000.00 Paraonala MONEY Watson Beach Co,. the current commission with a strong board of regents. Other liabilities 65.000.00 babysitter. Call Tiny, 643-2116. to 7 shift. Full or part itme. Four bedrooms, first Mr. Platt Dec. 15 and after being Mr. Langlo KST KT - ktm k Is 7th TOTAL New Health Care Facility. B0YS& Manchester Office. 647-9139 floor fam ily room But university and state colleges object, saying they pounded by harsh seas and LIABILITIES C O PPER C R A FT GUILD is in Contact Mrs. Ferguson, Equal Housing Opportunity Mr. Laria Helen Springer aOCRDB IKON. - IrigM Wwl h IM and laundry Private will lose their identity and have no say in decisions which the area. Call for some Free Lorraine Manor, Hartford, Mr. Lattanzio Mrs. G. Slater heavy winds broke in two GIRLS affect them. copper, or part time work. 233-8241. BOLTON - Unique seven room area adjoins water Frank Lehan Dec. 21. The broken ship 871-1508. They have proposed all boards remain intact and the South Windsor The Sports-Look 5 Eveninga A Woak Rambling Cape. Three shed property. Great Walter Lynch discharged the greater lor kids. Central air current commission be replaced with a “coordinating Mr. Lubetkin SERVICE STATION atten- 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. bedrooms, fireplaces In den Mr. Madden part of its 7.6 m illion gallon Read Herald Ads TIMID! LONELY! Mr. X will dant - Monday thru Friday, 7 and dining room, unfinished conditioning. $51,900 board" comprised of administrators appointed by the talk for you or to you. Send cargo of Number 6 heavy a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in person family room. Acre plus lot in governor as well as trustees from the five boards. your request, phone number, Cal! WARREN E. duty oil into the Atlantic. at Cantone's Exxon, 308 West a charming village setting. Gordon Tasker, chairman of the board of the Universi- five dollars to: LIP Middle Turnpike. 647-9946 Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts H9WLAND ty of Connecticut, said each level of education “ must SERVICE, P.O Box 404, 648-3233. J. Watson Beach Co . Raaltora »tt-11M LEGAL NOTICE South Windsor, Conn. 06074 HAIRDRESSER - Three day Manchester Office, 647-9139 protect its distinctive qualities.” TOWN OF MANCHESTER He said the board of regents approach used in New week. Small shop, pleasant Equal Housing Opportunity. NOTICE AND WARNING OF SPECIAL ELECTION Announeamanta 3 working conditions. Apply - Hcrali) York “ is too removed from the teaching process and puts The Electors of the Town of Manchester are hereby warned to Duet ^ auty Studio. 521 Blast itself in the hahds of professional educators.” meet at their respective polling places in said Manchester, on YOU CAN Send your own Per- Middle Turnpike. Manchester. sonal Television Show to your SOUTH WINDSOR $44,f0« HEBRON - Open House Sun- Tuesday, March 15, 1977, for the following purpose: day 2 to 5 p m . near Gay Cily To act as required by Chapter V, Section 25, of the Town Valentine's TV set. Call Video WAITRESS - For alter school FRESHtI! Rfdtcorated compltteh Im Slate Park Five year old, Valentine, 643-8461. after 6 hours. Part time, about three Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 Charter (Special Act 193 of 1947, as amended) to approve or dis- p.m. maculate Spill Lehel 9 bedruumi three bedroom Ranch One approve the following Capital Project to be financed by General days per week, and some I 't baths, rec room with bar laun full bath, two half balhi. drv, large level to( with miming obligation bonds of the Town. A vote of “ Y E S ” is a vote for ap- Saturdays. No experience SMALL ENGINE Service pool FUrly occupanev hardwood Moors, two Corporation expanding dealer proval and a vote of "N O " is a vote for disapproval. necessary. Apply in person. m wswwNmEn fireplaces, sun deck, garage, Perfect Gift Ideas □ EMPLDYMENT Brass Key Restaurant. network No experience QUESTION 1. For an appropriation of $15,400,000 for the BARROWS a WALLACE family room, walk out base- Extended weather forecast necessary Complete training ment. wooded acre lot. on cul- purchase of approximately 393 acres of real tm r •im for your Sweetheart Halp Wanted 13 ADMINISTRATOR • Plan program $500. investment de-sac Many extras $43 900 ~ Weather Service property and any improvements thereon, direct and supervise complete required to start your own Call owner. 848-3027 extended forecast for Sunday through Tuesday calls for a generally bounded to the north by Burnham PHO NE FRO M home to ser- 4-week summer arts program business Ideal lor retired or chance of showers Sunday, with possible snow to the Flowers for her: Street and the South Windsor Town Line, to the vice our customers in the with variety of courses. Send art time. Details on request. nor h. Clearing Monday to the south, but showers may east by land N /F Hartman Tobacco Company, Hurry! Mall or Bring Your 4d Today! Manchester area, flexible resume before February 15, RIrr Barker ESCA Field Manchester A Vicinity In J Training Division Box 619. continue in northern states through ’Tuesday. to the south by 1-86, Tolland Turnpike and the hours, super earnings, 249- 1977, Arts of Tolland, P.O. Hanging Baskets rail line, and to the west by land N /F Glodc and 7773. Box 163, Tolland. Ct. 06084. Wading River. New York Temperatures will be above normal, with daytime 11792 N /F Batson in the Town of Manchester for MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD She Keralb "SENTRY” "'" ‘ hern Maine and SALES POSITION - Straight Manchaatar Battar than now, 3 yr. young Violets development of an Industrial Park and to make P.O. BOX 591 E X C E L L E N T BUSINESS Op- New Hampshire, where they will be in the 30s. Nighttime commissions, leads furnished Qarriaon Colonial, front to bock improvements incidental to said development, MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CLASSIHED to homeowners. Call 242-5402. UNUNTB) OPPORTUMn portunity - Restaurant and j^mperatures will dip to 15 to 25 degrees in parts of living room, formal dining room, including without limitation, installation of ADVillTISINO lounge Full liquor license and to the mid-20s Azaleas water and sewer service, other utilities, Looking for highly motlvxteJ Successful going business largo kltchan, 1'A batha, vinyl to 30s in southern New England. sAksperiont to Join progreuive drainage facilities and roads. Dear Sirs: r«al esute firm on • full time with a gross of $250,000 per aiding. I Mums The full text of the question is on file open to public inspection PRINTING PLANT b a fii A ll replies held confidential year. P rice $89,000. Acre Eaa) Hartford Now Hating, apotlaaa Ranch on Please run the following ad tor 4 days at the special Call for interview Realty, 21 Roxburv St.. in the Town Clerk s Office, Municipal Building, during business • SECOND SHIFT tralfic-troa alraot, tlraplacad hours. money-saving rate of *4.001 DANIU F. REAL! Keene, N.H. 603-352-2778 required to furnish Perfor- olso fresh cut OFFSET STRIPPER living room, aupor kltchan, roc LEGAL Notice is hereby given that the following listed polling places Raaltora mance and Payment Bonds in CHECK ENCLOSED .. CASH ENCLOSED Experience in color work room, garago, oxtraa. w ill be used in the districts specified: NOTICE full amount of contract. Roses necessary. 646-4525 Situation Wanted 15 Manchaatar Woat aido location, now 7-room ADVERTISEMENT The Housing Authority of VOTING FOR BIDS Carnations LOCATION OF POLLING PLACES PRESS HaPER BABYSITTING - In my home Dutch Colonial, lal floor lamily the City/Town of Tolland DISTRICT (1) 12) (3) (4) (5) Sealed bids will be received Howell Cheney Regional Vocational School, Experience as a press Ages two years and up Your room, country kltchan, front to reserves the right to reject by the Housing Authority of Pompons^ 791 Middle Turnpike, West j helper necessary. transportation. Call 643-1554 back living room, largo any and all bids and to waive A jumper with vest-like- M A K E M O N EY while the the City/Town of Tolland, for Robertson School, 45 North School Street 2 top gives that sports-look • THIRD SHIFT kids are in school. Instead of bodrooma, all city con- any informality in bids, when W ILL DO Babysitting in my Electric Ranges and Electric Church of Christ, 394 Lydall Street 3 when combined with a (8) (7) (9) (10) waiting in the house for the vonioncoa. such action is deemed to be in pretty tailored blousel 1$) OFFSET STRIPPER - home live days a week Refrigerators to be furnished Martin School, 140 Dartmouth Road 4 kids to come home, become the best interest of the Verplanck School area For Andovor Prico tiathod on Ihia 4 bodroom and delivered at site of Buckley School. 250 Vernon Street 5 B-113 with Photo-Guide WORKING SUPERVISOR an Avon Representative You Authority. is in Sizes 8 to 18. Size more information, please call ytar-round Capo ocrooa from Project E-107, Tolland, Nathan Hale School, 160 Spruce Street r Experience in color work can meet pwple, earn money Specifications are on file to, 32H bust. . . jumper, and be home before they get 649-9545 tho town boach, aluminum Connecticut, until 6:30 p.m., See ue for ell your garden needs: Waddell School, 163 Broad Street 7 (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) necessary. and can be obtained at the of- skirt... >i yard GO-Inch, there. B'or details call 523- tiding, garago, low 30’t. on 3 March, 1977 at Town Verplanck School, 126 Olcott Street 3 waist . . . lU yards; fice of the Housing Authority Seed. Soil, Pots, Plants, Tools, Bird Needs OFFSET STRIPPERS 9401 Manchaatar Bo a landlord. Now 9-5 Ouploi, Manager's Office at Tolland, Keeney School, J79 Keeney Street g blouse, IH j'ards. of the City/Town of Tolland Experience in color work □ EDUCATION Connecticut, at which time Manchester High School, Brookfield Street 10 Prire... $2.00. 3 bodrooma, 1 'A batha, aoparalo Connecticut. ( 20) necessary. B O O K K E E P E R and general and place all bids will be Pattenit availabU only (i«) (17) i1») (19) ••••••••••••••••••#••••••• lurnacoa oach aido, oxcollont in- No bid may be withdrawn Voting machines will be used. The polls will be opened at Excallenl wagai and office clerk needed Strong publicly opened and read in sizes ohonn. como, low maintonanco, $97,- for a period of thirty (30) days Eight 0 Clock (8:00 A.M.) in the morning and will remain open liberal banaflt program bookkeeping background and Prtrala Inalruethna It aloud. until Eight 0 Clock (8:00 P.M.) in the aftemoon/evening. Ti irder, sisd $2.00, iKlades ability to type a definite plus. 500. ____ subsequent to the opening of $esU|i is4 hasdllai. SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. that ineludat non- A satisfactory Bid Bond Ad ovtr 20 words — Rtgultr Prieo Send resume and salary REMEDIAL READING and the bids without the written All persons entitled to vote on question solely by reason of contributory ptntion executed by the bidder and SVt UHNITT requirements to Box H, math; individualized work consent of the Housing ovmership of taxable property in accordance with Section 7-6 of slsnrtiilirR|^wrtng NeraM plan. sureties in the amount equal NAME...... Manchester Herald program. ilst-8th gradei bv Authority of the City/Town of the General Statutes of Connecticut, as amended, will vote at J1SO Am . a) Amerleae Apply in paraon or call to S% of the total bid or a cer- District 7. Waddell School, 163 Broad Street. Mew Yei3u M.Y. 300M Masters degree teacher 56^- Tolland, Connecticut. ADDRESS...... 'CNy...... $tii«...... zip Coat. 643-1101. SHEET METAL Man First 8075 SENTRY tified check equivalent to S% Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 7th day of Februarv K H S?**' »)• ZV Housing Authority of cetE. tiirit Nwetw see me. AUIEO ratNTINQ class, production tvpe work of the total bid shall be sub- 1977. PHONE NO...... aASSIflCATION...... Overtime and benefits MUSICAL INSTRUCTION in Real Estate Services the Town of Tolland WOODLAND DARDENS The Fell & Winter ’7I SERVICE, INC. mitted with each bid. The Edward Tomkiel Dynamic Metal Products Co . tano. organ, or voice Janetle Chairman, IM NOOOUUSI ST., lUUIGIKtTB, CT. 01040 BASIC FASHION con- OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 2Mh., 1977 S r t MIDDLE TURNPIKE W. 289-4331 successful bidder will be (203) 643-8474 Town Clerk tains a Bonus Coupon! MANCHEETER. CONN, Inc 422 North Main Streel, f'raser-Wodal 649-7804 Adull REALTOR-ML Rev. Donald Miller h iart tmaati Unn* M / itM P rice.. . $I JS a copy, Manchester 646-4048 instruction specialty pa g e EIGHT-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 11. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Feb. II, 1077- PAGE NIWE-B es t at c tin Of tic...... mvER...... mui...... iwiiiiH EAST DF THE RIVER REAL ESTATE MARKET .... ' -...... m m m m m M A N C H E S T E R BY GAYLE BEST BUYS BY BELFIDRE JIM nMNEOAN OPEN HOUSE has ]ust listed a 7 room Cape in the lower thirties that in- -lOVER $l,000y000 IN SALES 646-4126 REAL ESTATE 649-1922 HAMILTON cludes wall to wall carpet, two zoned hot water heat, a SUNDAY 2-4 KEITH grape arbor, and rose garden. Convenient to everything. BOLTON ACROSS FROM A clean home in a scarce price range. Call Jim now. ^ DURING THE MDNTH OF JANUARY* BOLTON LAKE, RT. 44A Real Estate ALEX MATTHEW A close knit family firm. We are able to give recently put on the market this 8 room, 4 bedroom "AN EXECUTIVE EGTATT Editor English Tudor Colonial in the desirable Hollywood area of courteous personal attention to details. Built on old- Manchester. Features galore, including Nappanee [B. BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO kitchen cabinets, screened rear porch, bookcases, and fashioned honesty, integrity and reliability. swimming pool. New awnings add a delightful touch. Wall to wall in some rooms. Just over $50,1X10 and worth it! REALTORS JIM OEROCCO Are You A '*No Show?" offers a clean as a whistle Colonial in a central location ACRE PLUS lE M n v u iiiv T a iw Your agent has probably called for $35,900. Extfa include stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, Let us show you this center entrance Colonial in fireplace equipment and antenna. The sbi rooms are am- SurraunM by nMriy t Mran o6 vw oM 8 room Contemporary Ranch. Unique country sized Manchester on a private Country Setting with over one several home owners, set ap- ple, the home is available, immediately, and the price is tand bi BoHoti. t««Mi glut graeioui roomn kitchen, featuring Italian marble counter top Acre Lot, and oniy one year old offering a totai of 8 rooms pointments, rearranged their right. wIM wMn p iM floorbOMdn, two ««nr unlqiM cabinets, floor to celling fireplace complete with featuring a first floor family room with fireplace, Hmptoonn, IW bMhn, dNk, poreh, t-ew built-in hlbachi, and skylighted plant loft, dining beamed cathedral ceiling, modern eat-in kitchen with JOE LOMBARDO schedule to give you his un- knows that a home built by Wendell Reid is quality garagn ptun nil NMfmopwM wtndown, room, large fireplaced living room, 3 bedroomi, one work island, formal dining room, 24 ft. front to back living emrttr ehtmiMy dnnlgii, wood root, narrow room, 2V^ baths, 4 EXTRA large bedrooms, sliding glass divided attention and you “don’t throughout. The heating bill should be less with 8” insula- wiUi dreasing room, parUy finished family room, tion. Extras like a dishwasher, disposal, and ther- Etalnod elapboord axiarlar and maro. den, two car garage with leparate furnace. doors to beautiful patio with country atmosphere, 2-car show” for your appointment. Or Prtoad Bl $78,000. garage...... h mostatically controlled cooling fan plus built-in Inground pool, 2 acrei of parfc-llke grounds wlUi ▲1^ worse, you don’t even call. Many bookcases make this seven room Ck>lonial an excellent stone walls, $W,000. STILLMAN BEA JEFF buy in the very low forties. Call Joe for an inspection at agents work 7 days a week, and your convenience. PHILBRICK hours well past 6 p.m. to assist THAYER ROAD^ you, at your convenience. Please 364 Main Street Agency ANSALDI SUILT 7 room CalenM aal an a extend them the courtesy of a MANY M ORE-CALL U S -W E WORKI Iraad lot Fbat floor panalad lamfly room, 646-4200 2W batha, 2 flraplaaaa, narrow alapbaard call, if you cannot keep your ap- WILUAML BELFIDRE AGENCY axiarlor, acraanad bi roar poroh, wafli up rrDFOZO ZEAL ItTATE M A N C H E S T E R polntment. Realtor$ 847-1413 atUo, plua many olhar quaMy laalurat bt- chidins an ovaraliad 2 oar allaehod gar- 647-9914 ago. AaMng only $01,500. EAST HARTFORD *43,900 THINKING OF SELUNG? NmUSTINB A LARGE LOT^ aurrounda Ihia wall maintalnad lull s darmarad C A R !. Largo trani to baek flraplaoad Hvlng roam, batha, tormal dbdng room, $ good abad badrooma on tha Mid $30*8 *47,900 aaoond Hoar, oavarad aMa porah and bata- moot garaga. Don't miaa Kfl 4 bedrooms, fireplaced living room, central. 3 bedrooms, baths, rural setting, treed May be bought with or without furniture. Eat- lot 200x200. Fireplaced living room, 23 ft. In kitchen. family room, barn 18x24. 2-zone baseboard heat. In S Days In 6 Dsys OVERSIZED CAK^ 44 Bsrfcsisy Lsns 21-23 Ashworth laeatad on HOLUSTIR STRUT. S raoma Ranch lovera muat Impact IhU ImpcccaMa homa, cuftom St., Manchsstsr Inehidlng $-4 badraema, formal dMng ^ t r y kitchen, fireplaced Uving room, family room wlUi Esst Hsrnord room, flraplaoad Hvlng room, Srat floor dan, bar, patio, garage, nuny eztrai, all on quiet atreet. DECEPTIVE big Utohan, plua a roe room and an ovar- alMd garaga. P.8, lha lol la fanead In, Moal UAR What is the value of your Your own SVz room apartment and far kida and pola. 'T H E EARLY B/HD" Raiaed Ranch on tree lined cul-dc-cac, 3 or 4 bedrooma, property? Call us for a fair a an investment income too. 2-car gar- formal dining room, huge fireplaced rec room, aarefe, gets this bargain! .Seven r.oora brick Colonial with ■■■■■■ large lot, city uUUUet. Texas size family rborri" which features plush market vaiue today! We need age, quiet and tree-shaded Chestnut carpeting and a wet bar. Private rear enclosed Street. GTARTER porch. IV^. baths, formal dining room, garage and houses for our buyers. See XTRA LOT^ New to market. $ room home, S bedrooma, eat-ln kltchan, much more. Close to golf course. what our computer can do gaoa with ihia apotlaaa hill darmarad large Uving room, aluminum ildini, fenc^ lot, dty CAPE. 3 klngabad badrooma, 2 fufl batha, uUliUet. Lowest lO't. ,f5 ^' 649-2G 13 for you. largo Ihrtng room and a tormal dkikig room. Danl mlaa aaakig iMa boauUhil homo. Pricod In Iho high S$(ra. *38,900 SOLD woLverton 3 bedrooms, rec room, fireplaced living WE NEED LISTINGS! RIVERSIDE ' -- R E A L E S T A T E SENTBY uordon room, kitchen, super clean. Real Estate Services Realtors 568-7556 aGency m M s ^ 105 Main SL 643-2174 95 Ournside Ave., East Hartford tie MAM STREET • MANCHCSTEA. CONN 0SD40 • I6S4SII 289-4331 STHTUY TWO FMKYlk lEALTOR-MLO laeatad In a prima raaManlial laeaUon on MANCHESTER EAST CENTIR STRUT. $-0 raoma, with 4 M l» madam Utehon, madam batha, fufl attic 2 YEAR OLD and baaamani, 2 haalln^ ayalama, Close to Bowers School. Nicely appllancaa, and a 2-aar garaga. On^ |4S,- 900. decorated large formal dining room, 1$' atio w/gas grill, 3 bedrooms, IVz Cathe, w/w throughout 1st floor. Den on 1st floor, lower level has rec room. Screened back porch. Consider this ^ BARROWS for your Valentinel OK ROM UnNlk DELIGHTFUL CAPE la avallaMa on Ihia Immaculala 7 room si WALLACE Loca ltd In the popular Hanry Straat araa, thia 6 room Ranch aal on a Iraad lot ki lha hWa at COMPANY Capa Is an. outstanding valua. Aluminum aiding, Carol Dr. *43,900 SOUTH WINDSOR. $ badraama, Sraplaoa, MANCHESTIR WANKADI llraplaca, wall-to-wall carpal. Call today lor a lalauraly 6 room Colonial, fully carpeted, 3 bedrooms, 2V4 baths, formal dining and Hvlng room, two room 1. Industrial zoned lot. Sheldon Road. For sale - Inapactlon. fireplaced living room, formal dining room, aluminum phN an attaehad garaga. Prteod In lha siding. 646-7833 Kcdli f,da{e ® LEASE - Build-to-suit. City utilities. 85x267. SAfft. NINE MULTIPLE LISTINO lEBVICEl Of Fiat THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT 172 [AST CfNIfR STRHT MAHCHlSIfR, CONN. 06040 2. Glastonbury. 105 acres. Rural residential zone. Charming, remodeled 7-room MAINTENANCE FREE n 646 1126 619 1922 Over 2,000 ft. town road. Close to Country Club. Colonial with IVz baths, fireplace, PRIME INDUSTRIAL - COMMERCIAL Wooded and has brook. Under $2,000 per acre. rec room, first floor laundry, and rec OUR OFFICE IS IN CONSTANT NEED OF NEW LISTINQS. IF YOU’RE THINKINQ OF SELLINQ SALE; LEASE 3. Commercial and industrial properties for Professional room. Garage and walk-up attic are PLEASE CALL FOR CONFIDENTIAL INSPECTION AND EVALUATION. WE WELCOME AND C I D - COMMfRCIAl INVfSTMtNT DIV Of CONN. SALE & LEASE. Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! available for storage. Three good APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESSI REMEMBER YOU DESERVE ONLY THE BESTI Wn am your award-wtimlng RBLO mal aatafn Local Liquor Store, $25,000 -f- stock. METICULOUS RANCH sized bedrooms and ceramic tile * A poitlai ol Dim MiM

To Offer In * *K;ar garage. and has saparats hasting and utUlUas. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan family room, laundry room, fireplace. ______TX^D^ I ! Coventry *67,900 Pliom 646-1700 WE HAVE OTHERS - C A U Real Estate Center jehards ^ ?hmna MEMBER F.D.I.C. tMFESH Almost new 4 bedroom ColoniaU Dining room, 264 baths, 2 fireplaces (one in kitcheni, family room, kitchen is chef's MANCHESTER BOLTON 646-4144 realty company D.F. REALE PASEK REALT0ltS4l3 Realtors delight, large deck, oversized 2 car garage, exclusive EAST HARTFORD ANDOVER DUBALINMiSPERAIKE HOURS: area. SOUTH WINDSOR ASHFORD FRECHETTE A MARTIN, Raaltort 175 Main SL 646-4525 606 BumsMB Avb„ East Hartford 83 ELLIN G TO N ROAD 263 Mihi Mm Manchtslsr •wdaya Cteaad SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 528-9546 646-OSOS SaL t ajs. • S pjiL m, 289-7475 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester Conn . F ri, Feb II. 1277 - PAGE ELEVF.N-B PAGE T E N -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl„ Feb. 11, 1977 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmaota For RaiH 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartniwilt For Root 53 Apartmanta For Root 53 Apartmonta For Rant $3 Apartmanta PW*Nm I****M |""*"**""*^"'*"""**"*""*T Butlit9§§ Proptiy 26 Artleh* tor Salt 41 Order Your WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 MANCHESTER - PresUgeous FOUR ROOM Apartment to for the rental of your apart- EAST HARTFORD • Two ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - COVENTRY - Three homes, ALUMINUM sheets used as Broad Street, no appliances, Townhouse for the utmost sublet. $225 montnly. Includes bedroom duplex. Wall to wall Four room apartment Birch VtUABtlWm j National Weather Forecast j ment or home. J.D. Real $140, security deposit, racious living. Two heat and hot water. Children CupMlif. lull bntnm l. IH ulc plus three story barn, plus printing plates, .007 thick, %ppy Estate Associates, Inc. 646- carpeting. Appliances. Cen- cabineta. stove, refigerator. butler type facility, and other 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for married couple, no pets, gedrooms, sunken living allowed. Call 6494884. trally located. Security. References. No pets $170 646-' baUu. hM. h etinf $366 monthly. 649- lowiit iinniAiwtfi first and we'll make you a INCOME it needs to be done, we can do Evening Heat Included. Call after 6. . I'M. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, above ground pools in original it. Call anytime, 728-8839. Patria 644-1796. newer two family home. trances. slate foyer, total con- cartons. Guaranteed, MUST MANCHESTER - 30 Locust Bowers School District. venience kitenen, formal 644-2314 Realtor, 643-1577. HmJd Street. First floor, four rooms MANCHESTER - Two CLEAR WAREHOUSE for FOR ALL your Dry Wall Includes appliances, and has dining room, large open TAX PLUMBING i HEATING - heated. Available immediate- bedroom Duplex, private SMALL THREE Room house IMMEDIATE Cash for your new 1977 pools - $599 com- Licensed. Fast service. needs - Drobiak Dry Wall wall to wall carpetinig. Heat is iLOOKINGI balcony bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, ly; $220. Call 646-2428, 9 a.m. not included. $&0 per month. 1 Wc offM- the Urfeft variety of basement, porch, pantry, - Heated. Can be seen at rear property. Let us eJmlain our pletely erected. 31xl6-OD - Reasonable rates. Call Ron, Company. 575 Center Street, I attractive apartmenti and abundant closets, entertain- washer-dryer hook-ups, Offtoot-StofM tor Root 5S to 5 p.m. Security deposit and ment room, patio and deck of 246 W etherall S treet. ■ u6i wiAi»«afotac*st V EZD“ fair proposal. Call Mr. 15x24 swim area, complete SERVICE 643-6567. Manchester. Call 646-8882. townbooiea In Mancbeiter parking, neighborhood with liner, ladder, pump, sun references required. Two Renta) office open daily area. Individual washer and Manchester. $180. Security. Belfiore, 647-1413. MANCHESTER - Eight room [ weekend!, 11-3. grocery nearby, utilities ATTRACTIVE Four room of- deck, fencing and stairs. CONVENIENT, Time Saving LINRI Construction Co. - Tom □ RENTALS children acceptM, no pets. dryer, and storage area. Air extra. Security, lease, $195. fice. Ground level, central I I Corbitt. Building, Remolding, House. Appliances, J.D. Call 647-9936, or 649-2003. ccMitioniiw. Rental $265 per MAY WE BUY your home? Financing arranged. Ab- DIRECTORY - Professional service, with Real EsUfe. 646-1980. DAMATO 6464878. MANCHESTER. Five room location, professional I For period ending 7 a.m.. Saturday, Feb. 12. During Friday] Quick, fair, all cash and no solutely no obligation. Call toll Tax Corporation of America’s Additions, Garages, Kitchens, month. Including heat and not Duplex - Two bedrooms, building, parking and utilities. water. Please call 875-9876 for " night, rain is likeiy along the north Pacific coast and in thei problems. Call Warren E. free 1-800-382-4529, ask for Low Cost “IN HOME” tax Roofing, Siding, Recreation Rooms tor Rant 52 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - ENTERPRISES waterfront, near schools, Call 649-m I lower Mississippi valley area. Some snow is possible in parts^ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Frank. preparation. Call Robert M. Rooms. 646-5355. ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- appointment, or information. MANCHESTER - Large stores, bus. $220. Heated. INCOME TAX Preparation - First floor, four sunny rooms, 64»-1021 remodeled apartment. I of the upper Mississippi valley and upper New England.] Morton, 649-2417. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly room apartment. Stove, with appliances. No pets. Security and references. 648- A PPRO X ll^A TELY 1500 SWIMMING POOL Experienced, personal ser- NEWTON SMITH - rooms, single $54.95; double refrigerator, references. No DELUXE TWO bedroom Convenient location. Two 6279. after 4:00 p.m. Square feet of office space In I Mostly fair weather is forecast elsewhere. Minimumi vice at your home - Dan Utilities extra. $175. 633-6026. Houtahold Goods 40 Distributor - Must dispose of INCOME TAX Remodeling, Repairing. Rec $69.95, Plus tax. Continental pets. $170. 643-3166, 228-3540. Townhouse-type apartment. bedrooms. Includes the Manchester State Bank • temperaturms include: (approximate maximum readings in* Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. appliances and garage. $210 above ground pools, 19x31 Ft, C*N IhitMl L linMa rooms. No job too small. 649- breakfast, maid service, MANCHESTER ■ Three or Living room, dining room and FAIRFIELD STREET, Building. Formmerlv a prin- I parenthesis) Atlanta 41 (63), Boston 37 (51), Chicago 35 (46),] REFRIGERATORS outside diameter, only $577, lor Eip*rt r« ProptnUoa Palnling-Paparing 32 3144. utilities, parking. Call 646- MANCHESTER - One MANCHESTER - Three room kitchen, complete carpeting, per month. Adults only. Paul Manchester - Five room ting shop. T. J. Crocxetl, Dallas 43 (59), Denver 25 (51), Duluth 16 (32), Houston 46| Washers, ranges, used, four bedroom apartment. W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. includes filter, sun deck, in- OHIce: 2300. bedroom apartments. Heat, apartment in two family Convenient location. Close to appliances, air conditioning, Duplex. Carpeting, garage, Realtor, MS-1577. (67), Jacksonville 45 ( 78), Kansas City 35 (48), Los Angeles* guaranteed and clean. New stallation. Financing 353 Center St.. Manchester PAINTING - interior and CARPENTRY, Custom hot water and kitchen house. Appliance utilities. full basement and patio. Also rec room. $225. Security. No exterior, paperhanging, R.orp.tai; street. $200. per month ■1 48 ( 74), Miami 66 ( 80), New Orleans 51 (71), New York 39]shipment damaged, GE and available. Call Kevin toll free, 728-3071 Houses - Addditions, garages, $30. PER WEEK. One week appliances supplied. Full $175. Call J.D. Heal Estate, piusutilities. Paul W. Dougan, swimming pool. $230 monthly MANCHESTER - Newer two pets. Call 6464461. DESIRABLE CORNER 01- Fngidaire. Low prices. B. D. excellent work. References. bedroom Duplex. Half of two (54), Phoenix 45 (77), San Francisco 49 (64), Seattle 47 (53),S 1-800-327-8912. roofing and siding, kitchens, security. Parking, kitchen maintenance service, many in 646-1980. Realtor, 643-4535. plus utilities. Call Mr. Mur- flce suite - Second floor. 9$S 1St. Louis 39 ( 50), Washington 49 (57). Pearl and Son, 649 Main Free estimates. Fully in- bathrooms, and repair work of privileges, TV. Call 649-3009 small apartment complexes dock, U & R Realty. 643-2692. family. Waddell School area.. MANCHESTER - Four room Main Street, Manchester. I ALLAN T. KEELER'S Ux sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Street, 643-2171. MORSO WOOD Heat Hand- service. Tax returns done In all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis between 5 and 8 p.m. with private entrances. $265 per month. Paul W. apartment. Second floor. $160. Reasonable rent. Immediate 4431. MANCHESTER - One THREE LARGE bedroom Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. book - For stoves and the privacy of your home. Call for estimate, 643-6712. Priced from $225. per month. Duplex - New carpet'. DELUXE THREE room Adults only, no pets. 646-3723. occupancy. Call 643-4846. CARPETING: Never laid. fireplaces. Comllete details CLEAN, COMFORTABLE - No pets. Damato Enterprises, bedroom apartment. In- apartment - Carpeting, com- 871-1781 for appointment. Lloyd E. Roy dividual entrances. Full Llving/Dinlng room. Modem From $180,000 home! Newest on loading, burning, installa- PAPER HANGING Expert. CARPENTRY i MASONRY - Sleeping room. For respoasi- 646-1021. plete appliance, storage ROCKVILLE - Four room ATTRACTIVE - two bedroom MANCHESTER - Retail and / nylon, short shag. Beautiful. Your average paper, in maintenance service and heat kitchen, \yith stove, and new space, air conditioning, swim- apartment. Stove, and (203) 646-2500 tion, chimnies, etc. For your TAX Additions and remodeling. ble working gentleman. Call refrigerator. Attic/basement, apartm ent. Recently or manufacturing space. 2,000 Sealed in waterproof, factory copy send $1.25 to: Shawnee average room , $30. Mr. Free estimates Call Anthony 646-4701 after 6 p.m. included. Convenient location, ming pool. $175 monthly, plus refrigerator. Recently rMecorated, appliances, pan- within walking distance to bus garage and yard. $290 sq. ft, to 100,000 iq. ft. Very container. Will do three Fireplace Distributors, Dept CONSULTANT Richman, 646-3864. Squillacote, 649-0811. 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven utililies. Lease required. Call redecorated. $130 monthly. try with washer-dryer hookup. reasonable. Brokers rooms, wall-to-wall. We room apartment. $260 and shopping. Ideal for elderly monthly. Security required, M, 250 Tolland Street, East TAX FORMS Prepared in 1 H a y n M S t r M t ROOM FOR Female - All Mr. Murdock, U & R Realty, Utilities extra. Security. 20x20 sundeck. Security, protected. Call Hcyman bought too much. Sacrifice - PAINTING, Paper hanging. monthly. Security. Call 646- person or couple. $210. per no pets. After 1 p.m. call 649- Phone 649-1914. Hartford, Conn. 06108. your home. Five years MancliMlar Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmntf 34 utilities included, and com- 643-2692. • references, ng pels. 872-6675. P r ^ r tle s , l-226-l206. $199. (New padding for three Carpentry work. Call 643-4453, plete house privileges. Call 2426, 9 to 5. month. No pets. Damato experience. Reasonable. Free or 643-0367, Enterprises, 6^1021. rooms - $18.) Private 1-349- FULLY SEASONED estimates. Call 643-9044, after 643-4723 BIDWELL Home Improve- 871-2016. 8444. NEW THREE Room apart- Hardwood - Cut to length, split 5 p.m. ment Co. Expert installation Autoa For Solo 51 Autoa For Solo 51 Autoa For Solo 51 Autoa For Salo I f Autoa For Solo If and delivered. Call 646-7905, QUALITY PAINTING and of aluminum siding, gutters PLEASANT ROOM for ment - Handy to bus and shop- EAST HARTFORD Apart- SONY TRINITRON Color TV after 5:00. Paper Hawing by Willis and trims. Roofing installa- working person. Kitchen ping. References and security deposit required. $210 per ment for rent - Two - Solid state, 15”. Model KV Schultz. Fully insured, tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- irivileges, parking, near bus bedrooms, second floor. month. Philbrick Agency, 1510. $300. Call 649-7850 after SEASONED FIREWOOD for C&M TREE Service - Free es- references. 649-4343. 9109. ine. References required. Heated. Call 52M712, or 528- CARPET INSTALLATION - f Realtors, 64W200. six. sale. Split, will deliver. Pick tim ates, discount senior Wall to wall. Repairs on all 647-9033. 5923, after 4:30. up truck with side boards. 643- citizens. Company types of carpet, new or used. INTERIOR PAINTING and HORACE Tetrault - Siding, MOVING - Living room fur- 7995, 646-3819. Wallpapering. Quality, roofing, stormwindows, aw- Manchester owned and Twelve years experience. Call Autoa For Solo 51 Autoa For Salo niture, triple dresser and operated. Call 646-1327. 649-6265. professional work at nings. Quality workmanship, 51 Autoa For Salo If mirror. Lamps assortment. FOR SALE - 200 feet of air reasonable prices. Fully in- . free estimates. Fully insured. A IR W A Y Travel Agency, Inc. Easy chairs, pictures, compressor hose with connec- SPOT-LESS-HOUSE- FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain- 872-9187, 649-3417. frames. Exerciser Vibrator. tors, $100. Heavy duty foot CLEANING Career girls, and doors made to order. Top ting, 643-9321. 457 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. Call evenings, 649-9842, trap machine and two boxes of working mothers, or are you quality work reasonable SPECIALIZING cleaning and clay pigeons. $35. galvanized just too active to keep your prices. References. 646-4346. A. & W. PAINTING - Very repairing chimneys, roofs, 06040 MOVING SOUTH - Garage pipe tor CB antennas, 21 feet nome the way you would like reasonable. Free Estimates. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Sale - Toys, furniture, plants, long, $15. each. 1 5/8” heavy it? Call Spot-Less.House- VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Call Wayne, 649-7696. Years Experience. Howley, baby crib, and lots of mis- gauge aluminum pipe (not Cleaning to do the job. 568- sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 643-5361. cellaneous items. February DATSUNS! tubing), 20 feet long, $18. per 0907, or 568-4187, 4:30 to 7:00. need for expensive 12th. and 13th. 10 to 5. 45 length (delivered), $1.00. Haaling-Plumbing 35 Homat For Salt 23 Homat For Salt 23 recovering. 568-5878. Huckleberry Lane, Installation available. 742- SOLOIST AVAILABLE - For Bulldlng-Conlracllng 33 YOU WANT ’EM,^WE’VEGOT’EMI. Manchester. 6865. weddings. Experienced and REWEAVING burns, holes. SEWERLINES, sink lines, VERNON - Custom Split MANCHESTER t V K N n reason^le. Call Bonnie Starr Zippers, umbrellas repaired. WES ROBBINS carpentry cleaned with electric cutters, 1977 PONTIAC NEW 1977 Level. Three bedrooms, fami- $27,900 - RANCH. NIca WE BUY and sell furniture. FURNITURE GALORE - and Lukas, at 646-4889. Window shades, Venetian remodeling specialist. Ad- by professionals. McKinney B-210’S WAGONS ly room, fireplace, city cittn atartar homa. Cash on the line. One piece or lots more. Used A Bit Fur- blinds. Keys. TV for rent. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- ASTRE TOYOTA COROLLA utilities, garage. M9.850. Nan- an entire houseful. 646-6432. niture, 679 Main Street, East CUSTOM DRAPERIES made Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- built-ins, bathrooms, pany, 643-53M. F-IO’S Z-CARS cy Choma, 875-0130. Matthew $35,900 - RANCH. Furniture Barn, 345 Main 2-Door Coupe Savan rooma naar Hartford. Tuesday through to specifications. Free es- 5221. kitchens, 649-3446. Allen. Realtors. 872-8561. Street, beside Douglas Friday 11-5, Saturday, 10-4. timates and measurement. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet 151 CIO, 2 bbl, 4 cylinder, Waddall School. TRUCKS Motors. 289-8480. Call anytime before 9 p.m. BRICK - BLOCK, stone, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - repairs, plugged drains, "Iron Duke” engine. All MANCHESTER - New listing. $30,500 - RANCH 649-4266. fireplaces, concrete, chimney new homes custom built, kitchen faucets replaced, vinyl Interior, bucket Mats, permonthr Six room Cape with garage, CONDO. All appllancaa, MOVING - Must Clean House! FIREWOOD FOR Sale repairs. No job too small. remodeled, additions, rec repaired. Rec rooms, automatic transmission. fireplace 2 full baths, 3 wall-to-wall carpal, good Old trunks, toys, some dishes excellent oak wood. Cut GENERAL REMODELING Save. Call 644-8356 for es- rooms, garages, kitchens bathroom remodeling, heat Stock #70-23 bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, living. etc. Everything in cellar and during the summer. $75 full and painting, stucco, other timates. remodeled, bath tile, cement modernization, etc. Free plus rec room. All of this for $37,900 - N ^ M IA IS E D attic must go! Saturday only, cord, $40 half cord, split and textured finishes. Sheet rock work. Steps, dormers. Estimate gladly given. M & M LIST PRICE...... $3*S1 1109 po DnilM, 4 ip M d Wmmh- only $36,900. Call today, RANCH^,(«0«Vna latt. 10 to 5, 85 Alton S tr e e t, delivered. Cash. 646-7358. work. Free estim ates. ELECTRICIAN - All types of Residential or commercial. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. LYNCH MOTORS DISCOUNT...... 352 undIUv nnupbs duD Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Manchester. brtkM, MeBh«ft«n plnit tfMl BulldarV^a aall. References. Reasonable wiring, electrical improve- Call 649-4291. $35,900 - T O^K HOUSE FURNITURE GALORE and Prices. 646-4346. ment, and repair work. FREE Flooring 35 LESS $200 FACTORY REBATE ...... 200 MANCHESTER - Enjoy coun- THREE PIECE Mahogany lots more. Used A Bit Fur- estimates. Call 646^5253. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY try life within minutes of city Savan batha, bedroom set - 30 " Magic Chef niture, 679 Main Street, East (IBA ) CUSTOM FURNITURE - Carpentry and general con- FLOOR SANDING - 1977 B-210 r ttL-Cttr (BBA) attractions, in this im- firaplac W'lamlly room. gas stove. Stainless steel top. Hartford. Tuesday through Made to your specifications. MASONARY - Fireplace tracting. Residential and Refinishing floors like new. no maculate 6-room Ranch on $44,900 -%.<'ANCH. Phone 643-5596. Friday 11-5, Saturday, 10-4. Also: Strippi^, repairing and repairing and remodeling. All commercial. Whether it be a waxing, (specializing in older half acre lot. Fireplace, gar- 1 S 0 x 4 ^ d ^ w \M lot. 1 8, Cuatom 2-dr. coupe, V-8. 8 cyl., power ataering. go ...... 99916 excellent shape! ...... 919961 automatic, powtr ataering, automatic, power ateering, power brakaa. AM/FM* mid $30s. B/W Realty, 647- •1399 PICK-UP power brakaa. air con- 1419. •149S power brakaa. power wln- ■tereo, low mllei MANCHESTER - Hartford #42361 ydowf, air conditioning and ditioning. vinyl rool '—low Road. Immaculate custom '76 00D6E CAMPER VAN B l u e 74D009ERNWAG04 Dr. HT. green mileage. w/green vinyl Interior. 4 new wsw '^mora. Excailantcondltion. 74 TOYDTA CDRDUA 8R0 71 TOYOTA CORONA 74 OOOOE SPOBTSMAN WABON built two bedroom Duplex, w/painted mural. V-6. auto., PS, 2 Door HT. 6 uptud, tochorntter, AM/FM rudio, buckd 2-Ooor Hardtop. 4 cyllndor. 4 tpoad. buckal Malt Choioa ol S cri.. aulo. PS. vory good condNonI •fireplace, appliances, gar- PB. air cond., AM/FM stereo tape, tires, V-8. auto., PS. PB. air cond.. •3995 ManchMter bed. sink, shag csrpetl... .SilM rotdy to gol ...... UMBi 1972 CHEV. CHEVELU 1973 VOLKS •3795 Wutt, rDdltl tirM, rilty whodt, Mr. Lam thun 29.000 milot. age, Lovely t r ^ lot. Details, 2 Or. Hardtop. A.T., P.8., P.B., 2 Dr. Sedan. 4 ipMd, buck*),, •3379 72 MERCURY 74 PONTUC LE MANS Stephens Realty, 643-8973. CAREFREE vinyl top, air eonditkmad, 44,000 SI ,MX) tnNM. (PieWy y-nmi). T.WlOt Comet 2-dr., V-8, 74 PONTIAC VENTURA SPRINT Ti PONTIAC LE MANS 2 Door. V-3. MAQ. P8. vinyi roof. 32,000 rnttou mllaa. SUPER CAR Eatata Wagon. Abaolutaly automatic, power ateering. I 3-»pood trmt.. PS, AM rtdlo, iprlnt o p ^ pocktgo, PB. 4-Ooor. outomMc, Mr oonditiomng LIVING '76 CHRYSLER C0RD09A W h i t e 7 t DOOM GNAMa 2 Dr. HT. sllvor •1B9B ' 70 FORD loaded. Beautiful car. ckd Moti. body Mdo moldkigt, now Ntm. 27,300 mMou. MANCHESTER - Six room vQran Torino Squire wagon, power brakee. bucket eeats. 73 PONTIAC BRAND PRIX 78 VOLKSWAaEN 3III0CC0 7-room Con- w/white Landau root and beige w/burgundy Landau top and '1 9 9 S factory air, nice carl Cape. Recently redecorated. velour Interior. V-6, auto., air cond., matching Interior. Auto., air cond., ^ 9-paaaenger. V-8. 72 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER AT. P8. PB. AM/FM rtdlo. buckol MOts. Mr conditioning, 2-Ooor Coups, 12.300 itotos. mint oondttton Rec room, walking distance to dominium. Three power steering, power windows, low mileage ...... 969961 1976 DATSUN 710 ^automatic, power ateering. •4195 4-whMi drtvo, 3 ipn d. 6 cyl., mud A snow ttrou, rot# Mutt. dvk Muo. btui vinyl root, low mliMoo. schools, stores. Built-ins, new bedrooms. 2'.9 baths, and more!...... 949661 .power brakea. air con- •1850 2 hMton. good coodittoni 74 CHEVROLET MONn CARLO rec room, carpeting, 2-Door 4 dlttonlng. atereo radio and 73 OLDS 0ME8A 2-Ooor Hardtop. V-6. outomole. PB. Pt. Mr. 34 000 mitot driveway. Aluminum siding, 1971 D0D9EDAIIT 1971 CHEV. COMAHO 2-Ooor BodMia 6 cyin AM rudio. vtnyl intortor, CMptOng. vory appliances, air con- \ morel Excellent conditloni 75 9UICK CENTURY 73 PONTIAC QRAND LEMANS pool. $38,500. 643-2881. 1 Dr. Hardtop. A.T„ P.9., P.B., 8 Dr. Hardtop. A.T., P.9h P.B.. #42122-1 79 9UICK camiiT Special, V-6 Turbo, power tow mOMOO. ditioned, pool, ten- 74 0006E 0-200 CLU9 CAR PICK- 79 LTD COUNTRY 9QUINI Qreen 9 qitindor, 79,741 mllaa. vinyl lop, 70,000 mRoa. (A Sharp 4-dr.. V-8. automatic, power 4-Door. MtomtOc, P8. PB. Mr, 43,000 mHot. 74 MERCURY COMET UP, V-8. automatic, power steering, with wood grain sidea and green •4195 ateering, power brakea. fee- SEVEN ROOM Raised nis, private end unit. Rad) ateering. power brakee, tory air and more Low 78 FORD aSANAOA 2-Ooor Sodan, 3 cyt.. automatic. P8. 22.000 maac power brakes, ready to go' 997981 vinyl interior. V-8, auto., PS. ^ air *1S«B 72 OPEL 8T 2 Door Bodun. 6 oyt.. •utomutlc truns.. Ml vinyl Intortor. Ranch. Treed lot, country $36,000. cond., excellent cond...... ,'919961 air conditioning. ^ _ mileage 2-Ooor Coup*, tout mllotgt, txooHMH cooditlon. oftt-of-o- •18*9 •3536 ncK ncM uci rodio, wMtowMto. dMuxo whoM covm . bodyMdo molding, kind! kitchen, formal dining room, •port mirrort, 14,300 mHM. 70 PLYMOUTH STATION MASON carpeted family room, WARREN E. Claaeic ^4-dr. aedan. V-B, •4399 •3695 V-6. auto . P8. PB. 0 paaa.. Mr. 26.000 mitoa 76 OOOOE C090NCT 2 Dr. HT.. 74 DOOM CHAN9a Tan w/brown ^ automatic, power ateering, fieldstone fireplace, sliders, brown w/tan vinyl root and tan In- vinyl root and matching Interior. V- 70 TOYOTA COROLLA DON'T DUY A HNYO * CHEVETTE HONDA ^powar brakaa. air con- 749UICXELECTRA 74 MAZDA RX3 huge deck. 2-car garage. 742- HOWLAND terior. low mileagel V-8, autO;, PS, 6. auto., PS. PB. air cond.. real 1972 OLDS 98 IDTOMERGIfflT xdltlonlng, vinyl roof, low 2-Ooor Sodtn. Auto., buchol •ottt. corpodng. rodiM Uruu Aulo., buckal taatt. radio, lack. air. radial Otm. rtky 73 PONTIAC CATAUNA RMftara 643-1108 PB. «lr cond...... S M M I •h«pi...... itaa) Limiiad 4-dr., absolutely und Ml vtAfNterd Toyoti oquipmont. low miteogu Big 9826. 4 Dr. Hardtop. A.T., P.S., P.B., Mwquk 4 Dr. HwdMp. A.T„ VE9A...N0JI0T A TOYOTA VW lOICAT ' milaaga, and more. What a 4-dr. tadan, loaded cert aiKatlt, diac brakaa. tpoH ttfioaa 4-Ooor HT Auto. PS. PS. a*, radial aim. good condmool Excellent condition. loaded! Leather interior, Stvlngul vinyl top, air eondlttortod, 48,000 S.S.. P.B., vinyl l«D. Or con- ’CAUSE W EU PROVE THAT beautyl 26.000 miles, must a MANCHESTER ■ New to mlloa. A RNE FAMILY CAR. dlUonod, ok eWe wkidem, Tl,- 71 DOOtt rouuut eWTOM 2 Dr. 73 MAZDA 71 DOO« raUM CUlTtM Boloo 000 mSao tX C E LU N T o t •2995 74 TOYOTA CORONA 4-Ooor Boiton. low mltouQt. •n«rp condition 78FOROBIIANAOA Market. I.arge custom built, w/saddle Interior, one owner. 4-Dr. HT.. white w/Mack vinyl roof and •309S DATSUN OFFERS MORE AND « *4195 •4995 4-Ooor, 6 cyl. automatic, powar staarmg. 11.300 rmiaa eight room home, in country IH AN SPO IITATtO N . 4-Door Wagon, < apaod tranamMon. 2tPOO mllaa. Lolt-Land For Sala 24 HT.,V-6, auto.. PS. PB, aid cond., black Interior. V-8, auto., PS. PB. setting, yet convenient to great shape!...... SttM air cond., 40,000 milesi... .919691 •1 1 9 3 BALCH GIVES YOU MORE! schools and shopping Large And Many More To Choose From! foyer, and center hall, living MANCHESTER - Parcel of room with fireplace, wall-to- land suitable for two Duplex 1972 OLDS 1071 CAOILUC DaVKto WIN *25,000MID7llH»tt!z| wall carpeting, dining room, houses. Call owner, 643-8656. Cuatom Crylaar. A.T., P.9., 4 Dr. HotdMp. A.T, P.S., P.D„ ok CHORCHES MOTORS P.B.. aK condWonad, 99,000 oondMonad, vtiiyl lop. 79,000 NaPiKlHMllMnaarf * HfiiMrMDALaH I new kitchen, with self mNaa. EXTRA CLEAN. cleaning oven and dishwasher Butinatt Proparly 26 Authorised Dealer mNaa. (Bupar Ctoaii Cor) CHARTER OAK BUICK Two new full baths, four *339S •3093 excellent bedrooms Panelled COVENTRY - 40 acre Eggg ■■NEVER KNOWINGLY UWERSOU)" B4MB71 basement family room, with Farm, with three story barn OadgE CHRYSLER 81 ADAMS n . . MANCHESTER (opM m s . ) wall-to-wall carpeting, Buder-type building Power fireplace, and built-ins plant, and other out buildings, 6dt M M $40 G Routo 10, Ftoxt to Agway, ono block Outstanding quality and plus Three Lovely Homes 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER “A s k A b o u t O u r One |a lc h “”'"' DATSUN From CoM ^o, Juol S mlnutoo from Downtown Hartford. charm. Immaculate condi- Olfcrs invited B W Realty. '*■■■■■■ 289-6463 Open eve, ill to tion. $50,900. 649-0848 647-1419. 643-2791 Year Warranty^' Route 5 Eat! WIndior. Conn. f PAGE TWELVE-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchtiter. Conn.. Fri„ Feb. 11. 1877

Autoa For Sefe 81 Autoa For Sala 81 Autoa For Sala 01 Uotorofeloa-Blefeloa 84 ACROSS . 2 Jtck4n4he. Anawir to Previout Pinzli MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn . F r i. Feb. 11. 1577- PAGE THIRTEEN-B pulpit □HCJDUU M nQ Q UUG 1967 MUSTANG - Convertible, 1973 DODGE VAN - Complete- 1964 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass - TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville 1 MonM/oui 3 Building Chariaa M. Sehulti Z) 6 cylinder. Automatic ^ insulated. Paneled. New rubber, good body, 750, 0000 miles, oil cooler and B Um 4 M td____ ElrHef^ He has tramsmiseton. Good running Outdoor-Indoor carpeting. motor, $500, or best offer. rack. $1,750, 2894042. 9 BatrM (tbbc.l lung condition. Needs body work. Curtains, cabinets. AM/FM Must sell! Call 643-0906. Dear Abby (2 Brcnchet o( 6 Ambiguout nam nnnn $300 or best offer. 64i///i ir/li. > MR. pil o t that uAf 15 /knglii'i blit animal -Jr 1 1 T I F l A l d f I tff i Igg t l # / | t, ' wheels and tires. Excellent 1974 KARMANN GHIA - Mint 1970 FORD Window Van - 12 i* /i r r / ' r I . t t l 4 / tl ttt VERY INTERE5TI.N6! condiUon. $1,900. 643-5083. Passenger. Automatic IS Molt (ooliMi 9 L a ____ tar MHaPD t fmm YOU TApPSD I condition. 18,000 miles. Last Campora-Trallora 18 Ottrichliki pita lijA aTN t D " □UaDGG t/r, * t *///* year made. $3,300. Call 646- transmission. Low mileage. DEAR ABBY: I aid 23, I bird iFTw' q U 0 f nnonD ci II/, It < / ilf'I '/ iir/,! I, 1970 BUICK Station Wagon - Uoblla Homoa 88 and five months Ago got mArried to Work o( hl9, after 5. V-8. Runs good, new tires, for the fifth time. All my previous marriages ended in 19 Buddy tculpturt ir((i/,ii//ff' the hot water I Four Door. Good condition. battery. Call 646-1675, 646- 18' CAMPER trailer - single divorce. 20 Rodent! 11 L t t a t t 29 Boy (Sp.) 4 1 Hog matt il//it//M i'' Power brakes and steering. 0477. $1950. 21 Inkling t r // (r//t 1//i I 1964 PONTIAC Tempest - Six axle, excellent condition. My husband is 29. divorced and has four children. He had 17 /ktltn country 30 Smell valley eorrut AGAIN. 2.. Call 528-6256. 23 Scouting 42 Kind of moat r/z/i If. cylinder, good running condi- Eleven years old. $1,500. Call a vasectomy that he didn’t tell me about until after I 19 Tranait coach 32 Ettaya TMMci HOLMES Wrecker owners. group (ebbr.) 43 BthoM (Ltt) tion. $100. 646-5428, between 2 7424930/ married him. This was a dirty trick because Tve never had 22 PtrmH 35 Sntffla ARE YOU Looking lor a good and 6. Parts, accessories, lights, ser- 25 Fence 44 Much new or used car? Call me. children and have always wanted some. 23 Ship prtton 36 Dog doctor, WINtHROP vice. Ray-Jurgen Company, opening, 24 CrMnaward 45 Small amount Tiny, at 643-2116, or 229-4881. 24-A Culbro Drive, West Hart- BRAND NEW 14 foot wides My biggest problem is the way he treaU me. I've gone to 27 FlMtenfng lor abort •••••••••••••••••••••••••• from $9995. in stock ready for 25 Start 35 Govammtnt 47 Background FOR C M E T H lN ig , C H E ford, 249-3081 or 521-6463. the hosptUl for emergency first aid four times after he's 31 Be Mljtcint 26 BiblictI Trueka for Sato 82 immediate delivery. Price in- agtnt 48 Loaf about W R IT E S AAUCH 1966 FORD Station Wagon - beaten me up. He uses the excuse that he's drunk when he to brother cludes wall-to-wall 32 Empty Good running condition. V-8, beats me, so he's not responsible for what he does. He’s 27 Charged (comp.wd.| 50 Eggt MIckty Finn — Morris Wsiss LONOeR NOTES. carrpetlng, matching 33 W ki metiurt automatic. $ m . Call 643-1988. locked me out of our trailer overnight and refused to give ptiticitt 39 Dar Vatartand 51 Encountartd appliances, bow window, front 34 Through me any of my personal belongings. (It's my trailer.) 25 Copying 52 Oath country kitchen and much 35 Crooner (Abbr.) 1970 CHEVY Nova - Dark Should I try to make this marriage work? I really love ooN*T you think more. Large selection of Croiby 1 I T 4 9 • 7 8 1 10 11 blue, 3 speed on column. 6 1G77F0RD \ him because he's so sweet when he’s sober and he's awfully ...PERHAPS YOU cylinders. Excellent condi- homes to mooss from, all good to my dog. 36 hry DtD anyone call .SHOULD P^DNE priced to sell. Excellent finan- 37 Mournful 12 13 14 kVHILE I MAS OUTe tion, $1275. Call 646-1604. G. IN GAINESVILLE. FLA. ipeechM AETHER? F-150 PICKUP cing available. Trades 11 It IT welcome, parts, supplies, and 39 Proceed (2 1968 PLYMOUTH Fury HI, 4- DEAR G.t I think yon both need help. Having picked five wdt.) door Sedan. Original owner, accessories, full time service 11 30 4 -Wheel Drive! department. Plaza Homes, loser, at age 23 ahould tell yon MmethlngrAnd to ctick 40 Mountilni ■ ■■ 2-11 runs good. Best offer over 22 24 PO=- 1348 Wilbur Cross Hi^way, aronnd lor the phyeical abnae he hand! ent (drunk or toberl (•bbr.) $125. M9-7898 after 5 p.m. fa Uterally asking lor It. 41 Beet genui ■ Berlin Turnpike, ^ rlln , 2ft 21 21 21 30 42 Conitillltion 1974 OPEL MANTA - Luxls. Connecticut, 1-828-0369. Please m to yonr neareet mental clinic lor conneeling, un- ■ z: is 45 Impair 31 : Automatic transmission, am leei yon dont mind having your bridgework rearranged. (P.S. Tike the dog with yon. That bully yon're living with 46 Three (prefin) 1 ■ radio, vinyl top, $2395. WINNEBAGO 1973-22 fU 34 3. might get dmnk end take it out on. the dog.) 49 Utilitariin OWcM-StorM tor Root BB Ulto. for Root BB A u io t F o r S ola 81 Autoa For Sola 81 Evenings, 2^7805. Travel Trailer. Rear shower 52 Eiteyed ■ ■ tub. Dinette area. Stove, 53 Play diviiion 37 3. refrigerator, double sink. DEAR ABBY: One day my husband came home from ■ MANCHESTER - ReUi) and / GARAGE FOR rent - $20. per 1971 C H E V R O LET - 64 Turn down 40 PARTS Department now open 1973 VOLKSWAGEN "Thing” Sleeps six. Sacrifice $3,000. work like an enraged bull because the lunch meat in the or manufacturing space. 2,000 month. Call 649-3009 between 5 Saturdays. Complete line of - Excellent condition. Radials. Kingswood Wagon. Power 55 Shaped like ■ Call 633-8244. sandwich I had packed was spoiled. (He accused me of try- in egg 42 43 44 47 48 sq. ft. to 100,000 s ^ ft. Very and 8 p.m. Chrysler parts. Chorches Gas heater. New paint. Best brakes, power steering. Air, AM/FM radio. Luggage rack, ing to poison hiinl) 56 French irticle 1 ■ ■ Prltcllla’s Pop — Al VmrmMr reasonable. Brokers Motors. 649-3646. offer. 643-8151. 41 SO S2 protected. Call Heyman automatic. $1700. &I1M9-7850 ARE YOU Selling your mobil Abby, it must have spoiled between 7 and noon while his 57 Solar diac home? Buyers waiting. Call 58 No longtr art Properties, 1-226-1206. after six. lunch bucket was sitting in a warm locker. S3 S4 S9 TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, Plaza Homes, Broker. 1-828- □ AUTOMOTIVE yellow, excellent condition, DODGE CHARGER 1972 - I told my friend how mad my husband got because of this. r PIPNT KNOW THEY I PIPN'T KNOW I PCM'T KNOW Power steering and brakes. DOWN S« 97 51 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• make an offer. Call 646-4938 1969 AMBASSADOR - SST. She said she always makes her husband's sandwiches the HAP TEE SHIRTS > THEY HAP 21 THEY HAP TEE SHIRTS Radials. Excellent condition. Good transportation, steel Automatic, 351, V-8, power stoering, AM radio, night before and puts them in the freezer overnight. By THAT (DOULP MAKE FOR FIARENT5/ Autoa For Sala 81 after 5 p.m. 1 O a l a (NIWtPAPin INTIAPIhSI ASSN» TEE SHIRTS TO Must see to appreciate. belted radials, snow tires. heavy duty front apringa, awing lock mirrora, BE WISE - Do not buy just lunch time, they're all thawed out and fresh. OFFICE SPACE Asking $1795. 646-27%. any home, buy a Plaza Home. YOU FEEL GUILTY.' RUIN MDUR FLN.' 1967 FORD T hunderbird - Right rear fender damage, body aide moldings, 60 amp altsrnator, extra Well, I did this for a while and everything was fine-no NEED CAR? Credit bad? some rust. $300. 649-2210. Brand new 14 foot wide, FOR RENT Bankrupt? Repossessed? Good running condition, best cooling radiator, 68 amp battery, rear step beamed ceiling, wall to wail complaints. Then one night, my husband saw me putting his offer. Call 646-1173. 1975 VOLKSWAGEN - Coupe. lunch in the freezer, and he blew his top. He said I was feed- 150 square feet, center of I Honest Douglas accepts 1973 VOLKSWAGEN - Good tMimpar, carpeting, and much more. A Mandietter, air conditlonlna and I lowest down, sm allest Green. “Cream P ufr’. condition. Please call 644- p e a t buy at $8,995. Choice of ing him like a dog because I was too lazy to make fresh parkins. Call M l«51. I 1976 TRIU M PH TR 7 - Excellent second car. 229- sandwiches in the morning. payments. Douglas Motors, 9049, anytime. two or three bedrooms. Large W in a t B rid g e 1 345 Main. Original cost $7,000, asking 4881, 643-2116, ask for Tiny. This isn’t true. I told him that I’d go back to making them SEE US, T D D A Y I selection for you to choose $5,000. Lopded. Air con- 1966 DODGE DART - SUnt from. Top Dollar for your fresh every morning, but if he ever came home complaining WE PAY 115 for complete ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone 1975 BUICK - Four door hard- Mobil Home trade. Excellent that his lunch meat went bad, he could just buy his lunch, 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, Six. Dependable transporta- junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland top. Excellent family car. 229- tion. $300. Call 643-9818, FORD financing. Immediate parking which I think is what he wants. Any suggestions? 643-0888. 4881, 643-2116, ask for Tiny. Oid way proves best way Autos For Sala 81 Auto Body, 52^1990. anytime. throughout the state. PLaza CAn ’^T GET THROUGH TRUCKS Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross 1973 TH U N D ER B IR D -' Hlghw^, Berlin Tpke., DEAR CANT: If you think that's what he wanta, let him Berlin, Conn, 1-828-0369. ed with three diamonds to Moving. Must sell. All power, ^.r buy his lunches from now on, and youTI both be happier. NORTH' 11 air conditioning, all white; show that ace. However, with Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawiranca A92 Excellent condition. $3800. DEAR ABBY: I am an 86-year-old man with a pet peeve most hands the normal GO AHEAD... W9752 WOMD6R HOW THB J THAT9 NOT fW WHAT A R S VOU WONPeRMS. C A RO L $ responding system works out 646-8828. of long standing. BOARD OF PIRBCTDR5 AA975 much better. But even with DILLON Automottvo Sorvtco 80 Some suits for men come with two pairs of trousers, but A572 WILL LIKE IT \F McKBB W i f l M l W E l 1969 VOLKSWAGEN Bus - 9 pajamas come with only one pair of pants. this band the grand slam can OIP PICK EABV OR ME be reached after North TO B O BS THE COVIPANVT 75 FORD LTD LANDAU passenger. Runs great. New ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- Coats outlast pants, so I have accumulated many pajama WEST EAST muffler, heater boxes, $1250. SALES & SERVICE, INC. tops that lack bottoms. responds with a negative two 4 Dr. Yellow, vinyl' top, power steering, 74 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE sun specialists, factory AJ] A 10 7 5 '1-387-8393, call collect. 318 Main 81., Manchaatsr 643-2145 trained, one day service, 114 If my complaint appears in your column, maybe it could V4 WJS . n o tr u m p . power brakes, air conditioning, tinted glass, station Wagon, yellow, V-8, automatic, East Main Street, Rockville. start the manufacture -of pajamas with two pairs of pants. «KJS1 «Q1054 North's two-notrump stereo radio. Low-low miles. brakes, steering. 1972 PONTIAC - Grand Safari 871-1617. J.B.S., STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. AAJ9643 AKQ105 response followed by the raise - 10 Passenger Wagon. New SOUTH ID) from three hearts to four radials. Newly tuned. Ail DEAR J: Some men wear only pnjnma tops, and some A AKQS64 hearts are normal. South extras. 644-8091. Autoa For Sato 8ti Autoa For Sala *4395 *3295 *’ Autoa For Sale 61 wear only bottoma. A new kind of “pajnma game" could be WAKQ1053 might well follow up by mere- the exehnnge of tops and bottoma—unleaa some conrageons A3 ly bidding six hearts, but there 75 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE 75 FORD F-150 pajama manufacturer etarta selling tops and bottoms is some chance for North to station Wagon. Loaded with all the LTD SUPER CAS PICKUP aepargtely. Elast-Weat vulnerable hold the ace of diamonds. In Squire features Including air conditioning, any event, assuming North is automatic, power steering, cap over tinted glass. Weal North Eeat Soatk a good player. South can af- 2A fonl to bid five ejuto. Paaa 1 N. T. Paaa 3 W North knows thatlhis is an Allay Oop — Dava Graua SPECIAL A s t ro -g r a p h Patt 4W Pan 5 A effort to reach six or seven. *3995 *4595 Paaa 5 A P a n 7 W He has shown nothing at all up By BERNICE BEDE 080L Paaa Pan Pan 73 PONTIAC ORAND PRIX to this point so he bids five NO YCOM T.' >OU LET -TM' ».W l'lL TBU. HIM Opening lead — A A AI«R...ArTa»/• Maroon, V-8, automatic, pdwer steering, 75 FORD ELITE diamonds. Diis can only be in- Metallic brown, 2-tone, V-8, automatic Fok Saturday, Fab. 12,1977 By Oawild & Jam et Jacoby terpreted as showing the ace power brakes, power windows, AM/FM SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) The and South bids seven hearts. B cnxAxiP.' nrs.TH' stereo radio with tape, vinyl top, only 30,000 power steering, power brakes, stereo radio, Brand New (Stock #5049) ARIE6 (March 21-April 10) You influences that have an effect on There is a convention known onlv answ er .' miles. vinyl top, decor group, 36,000 miles, ^nly need a few things on the drawing building your resources are stilt as “Aces over two bids" that board to be happy today. This is quite powerful. Gains could rears its ugly head from time r 1D77 PONTIAC FIREBIRD one of those times you handle come from several directions. to time. When you play this One of the more com- *3495 *4395 multiple projects well. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . convention you respond two plicated and controversial 6 cyUndar. 3-apted floor TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) Make It a point to write or call notrump to deny holding an new duplicate rules concerns REGISTER T9 WIN A NEW 1977 GRANADA •hm, radial tiraa, buckat Chances for gain come today an old friend from whom you're ace; with one ace you bid that the correction of scores. •aati, nauUtaa Mua. through the collective efforts of separated by distance. Re- suit; with two aces you jump Under the old rules, if the ...during the “Select T several people. Joint ventures establishing this contact can be to three notrump, and so on. score was entered as four beneficial. OUR PRICE *4534 lok like a fruitful area for you. The convention would work spades making five and both GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) beautifully with today's hand sides agreed Uter on that it GREAT GRANADA GIVEAWAY You're tactful, cooperative and You could be a bit antsy today where South could bid two was four spades making just a-n . • Register through February 21st, 1977 considerate today when dealing because something you're In- spades and jump to seven four, the score could be cor- e j e y n s under 18 and d eelershlp em ployees not e lig ib le to win,______with others. These qualities com- volved in is controlled by others. hearts after partner respond- rected. The new rule will be bine to provide a very rewarding It wilt all work out fairly. explained tomorrow. Tha Flintatonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productlona day for you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) SALES & Don't depart from tactics or Bsrry’s World - FORD CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Ser- SERVICE, INC. ^200 R E B A T E t g ^ g M , ving the interests of others has strategies that have been ...vOu .in fn-A JU N K tS T O ^ r THEV'RE JUST residual benefits today, although successful In the past. The/ll said . DILLON your motives are not at all self- work as well today as they did \r j 11 1977 PONTIAC 1977 PONTIAC 1877 0LDSM08ILE seeking. previously. ir 319 Main Street, Manchester 643-2145 Sunbird Coupe LEO (July 23-Aug. 2) It there's PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LeMans Cutlass “S" Coupe someone you know In business Accept immediately anything offered you today that could Stock *5040 Stock #1083 or professionally and you'd like 4 Door Sedan to shore up the relationship, do it better your station in life. If Slock #8018. today by arranging something handled properly, the advan- MERCURY social. tages will be lasting. 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Slain missionaries buried

SALISBURY, Rhodesia with black Rhodesians, share in decision-making.” and the Shona tribal Salisbury, the first black

(UPl) — Four Dominican delivered the eulogy and The chief celebrant at language, was Archbishop Roman Catholic prelate in

nuns and three Jesuit quoted from a statement the Mass, said in English P a t r ic k C h a k a ip a o f Rhodesia.

priests gunned down by made the evening before

black terrorists were by Bishop Donal P. Lamont

buried Thursday alter a of Umtali, in southeastern

tear-filled funeral Mass. A Rhodesia.

white bishop and a black Lamont, who is

priest said Rhodesia’s appealing a 10-year jail Jug & Pantry white regime must share sentence for refusing to

the blame for their death. disclose to authorities the *1011011 The light oak coffins of presence of guerrillas and Rout a 8 5

the seven white Catholic inciting subordinates to do Phone 643>23B1

missionaries were the same, called the A complete GROCERY and DAIRY Line Includ simultaneously lowered into slaying a "diabolical

deep brown earth under crime.” ing Frozen Foodo, Fresh Produce, Drugs & Sun

overcast skies at a small “I cannot say who is im- mediately responsible for dries. graveyard on the grounds it,” Chikore said, quoting of Chishawasha mission, b Lamont. '"Those remotely W now have Magazines and Paperbacks just outside Salisbury. responsible for it are the The burial service, authorities, who have attended by a multiracial Cigarette C a rto n s ...... $5.60 refused to face the fact crowd of about 1,000, (Herald photo by Pinto) follow ed a M ass of that the majority of the in Our Package Store Resurrection at population of Rhodesia Unpack merchandise Salisbury’s St. Dominic’s does not enjoy equality un- a large Wine Selection, Imported & Domestic der the law nor equal op- Convent. Beer and Liquors. Unpacking potato chips for school distribution sales helps put The Rev. Isidor Chikore, portunity in the civic, Grocwy: Packaga; "a biack priest who praised political, economic and money in the till during a fund-raising drive at St. James School. Mon.-Sat. 8 to 8 Mon.-Sal. 8 to 8 the slain missionaries for culturai life of the country, HOURS Student council members Cheryl Bassett, left, Rosemarie Parla Sun. 8 to 8 the work they had done nor have they any effective and Maura Reavey are helping to sell potato chips and pop corn to the student body during lunch hours to raise money to fund school activities.

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