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The weather Inside today Partly cloudy today, high around 40. G ear tonight, low in mid 20s. Mostly Area news . I-3-B Editorial . 0-A sunny, breezy and mild Friday, high lianrhpHtpr E Classified 0-0-B F am ily____ f-5-A near 50. PrMipitation probability 10 Comics . J-B Obituaries 10-A per cent this afternoon, near zero *Tfce Bright One’* Dear Abby »-B Sports 4-5-B tonight and Friday. National weather TWENTY PAGES map on Page 7-B. TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10,1977 PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS VOL. XCVI, No. Ill Cutting acquainted with bureaucracy Carter continues visits to federal departments WASHINGTON (UPl) - Buoyed dent, who surprised everyone by energy and government reorganiza­ delight when he appeared at the by enthusiastic receptions at the walking the full length of his in­ tion. The President set up a foreign Department of Labor Wednesday and labor and commerce buildings auguration parade last month, would policy briefing for his wife, a more sedate but still enthusiastic Wednesday, President Carter today hoof it from the White House to the Rosalynn, and senior White House response at the Department of charted two more forays to federal Treasury Department a block away. staff members so they will be aware buildings-going part of the way by Commerce. Carter also planned to meet today of major—but not top Aides said he plans a series of get- foot. with Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill., whv. secret—developments. White House aides said the Presi­ acquainted visits to federal requested the session to discuss The President drew squeals of departments. He used his initial out­ ings to reassure workers they will Concerning J. C. Penney complex not lose their jobs under his reorganization plan. "We're partners in the process..." he told labor employes. “1 want you to be aggressive and dynamic and In­ FOI rules Heffernan erred dividualistic.” Upon his arrival and departure. Carter used both hands to grasp hun­ in not answering queries dreds of outstretched palms, and the joy reached such a pitch that one woman whom he couldn't quite get to By GREG PEARSON One such question was, “Did you for not answering. urged, "reach, Jimmy, reach.” Herald Reporter have a meeting between the J.C. Heffernan said this morning that In other actions W^nesday . The state Freedom of Information Penney Co., the Town of Manchester, he is willing to test the matter in —The White House announced the (FOI) Commission v o t^ unanimous­ and the Tax Department?” court. Carters and daughter Amy, 9. will ly Wednesday that state Tax Com­ Brucker said, “I don’t see any “I’m under the opinion that if I leave Washington Friday for Plains, missioner Gerald J. Heffernan point in delaying this action.” He answered the questions. I’d be Ga., (or the weekend. Press should have answered questions per­ referred to the refusal to answer violating state statutes,” he said. Secretary Jody Powell said Carter taining to his discussions with the questions as a “stonewalling” action, In a brief filed Monday with the will relax and “not comment on J.C. Penney Co. a term he also used during last FOI Commission, Greenberg also anything short of a major national Heffernan indicated this morning week’s hearing. said that answering questions con­ crisis." .. that he is willing to go to court to set­ Atty. F.D. Neusner, an assistant cerning a specific taxpayer would —The President courted 14 tle the matter. attorney general, told the commis- violate state statutes. members of the House committee (Herald photo by Dunn) The three-member FOI Commis­ siqn that the matter will now be “If that opinion is erroneous, fine. that will handle his government sion supported a report submitted by referred to the attorney general’s of­ Let the court decide that,” Heffernan reorganization plan, and had kind Chipping away Chairman Herbert Brucker, who fice. said. remarks for Rep. Jack Brooks, the The office can set up another Pagano, who attended Wednesday chairman, who opposes key parts of The chips fly as Ed Ristau, an employe of the Highway heard the case involving Heffernan. Heffernan, at a hearing Friday meeting with the commission where meeting, said the commission’s deci­ it. Powell said Carter "respected the chairman’s position and him per­ Department, cleans out a storm drainage basin on Parker St. before Brucker, refused to answer Heffernan can answer questions sion was a “proper” one. Highway Department workers have been clearing basins for the from the commission and Attys. ’’The commission felt my sonally " and “ appreciates very questions pertaining to discussions much' Brooks’ promise that he will past three days to lessen the chance of flooding problems caused between his department and the J.C. Beck and Pagano. Or, the matter can questions and their questions were be brought to the Hartford Court of proper and should have been not bottle up the reorganization by today’s and tomorrow’s expected warmer weather. Penney Co., which would be the proposal despite his opposition. largest tenant in Manchester’s Common Pleas, where Heffernan answered. This is their remedy,” proposed industrial park. could face contempt of court charges Pagano said. Tile complaint against Heffernan was filed by Attys. Bruce Beck and Town prepares Anthony Pagano, who have since filed an appeal against a zone change Cypriot leader opens door needed for the industrial park. Brucker ruled that Heffeman’s for minor floods refusal to discuss the meetings should be "turned over to ap­ to compromise with Turks Don’t break out the shorts and Ringstone said that there are about propriate authorities for prosecution.” baseball bats yet, but today and 6.000 basins in town. Thus, it takes NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) - On the Wednesday, the other two commis­ "framework” for formal to be given to a future central Friday are expected to be time for the department to clean out eve of new peace talks with Turkish sion members —Helen Loy and negotiations on a Cyprus settlement. government. prematurely warm, with all of the basins. Cypriot chief Rauf Denktash, Greek Judith Lahey —agreed with "There is no disagreement ‘Federated stale’ temperatures Friday approaching Cypriot President Makarios says the “A good percentage of the basins Brucker’s ruling. between us on the question of a Both leaders have called (or a the 50-degree mark. two sides have already agreed on the have been dug out already,’’ The decision was made despite a federation between the areas under “federated state" with semi- The rising temperatures will cause shape of a future federal government Ringstone said this morning. “With request by Atty. Richard Greenberg, Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot autonomous Greek and Turkish ad­ some of this winter’s built-up ice and for divided Cyprus. 6.000 basins and the small crew we representing Heffernan, that the administration, while preserving ministrations, but previously snow to melt, but the Highway In an exclusive interview with Cyprus as an independent, unitary have, it takes more than a couple of commission look at the complete Makarios appeared to insist on a Department does not expect any UPI, Archbishop Makarios said he is state," the 63-year-old, gray-bearded major flooding problems. Depart­ days to clean them all,” he said. transcript of the questions asked of stronger central government than “prepared for a compromise” that archbishop said in his modest, white- Denktash. ment employes have been working He said that 25 workers were out Heffernan. would leave Turkish (jypriots in con­ walled presidential office. "I asked Mr. Denktash if he meant for the past three days cleaning out this morning trying to clear basins “I strongly urge the commission trol of the Turkish occupied north of a confederation, and he said no, he storm drainage catch basins, George that have still not been cleaned. He not to vote so blindly,” Greenberg the island, but only after the return Many diffirull quealions meant a real federation,” the Ringstone, department work coor­ urged homeowners to clean any said. of a “reasonable” amount of Greek- “The difficult questions, the archbishop said with a quick smile. dinator, said. basins that the department has not But, the commission was then Cypriot land. questions on which there is disagree­ But he stressed that the two sides “There should only be minor done. This will help ease any flooding given a couple of examples of the Turkish share rut ment, are those of territory, freedom were far apart on the question of flooding problems, if any.” he said. problems that might occur, he said. types of questions that Heffernan refused to answer. He said the Turkish share of the of movement, and freedom of proper­ land. ty. The refugee problem will be very g4«¥:WSSS55SS?S«wx-x-K::*K<*::%sw:W5:¥:W:-:-:-;-x-:-:-X':-;-X':TX;:vK*s:*WS*i::¥::sj(i5A% island should be reduced from the Asked why he turned down an offer present 38.5 per cent to 20 per cent, difficult.” from Denktash at their first meeting but revealed he allowed "a margin In its 1974 invasion that followed a to take a map and draw new boun­ for negotiation” of 2 to 3 per cent. Greek-sponsored coup, Turkey seized daries for Greek and Turkish Cypriot Today’s news summary Denktash has proposed a figure of the north of the island and some 180,- areas, he said, "it would bo more 32.8 per cent. 000 Greek Cypriots fled south. The practical to discuss first and reach Compiled from United Press International Makarios and Denktash, who met Greek Cypriots insist that those agreement on the percentages of the for the first time in 13 years in sur­ refugees be allowed to return to their respective areas" prise talks Jan. 27, will meet again homes, even if the north remains un­ “I am prepared for a com­ Saturday with U.N. Secretary der Turkish Cypriot administration. p ro m ise,' he said “ Any com­ State its fourth generation instant parent reason surrendered to G eneral Kurt Waldheim.** The Makarios' declaration was his first promise. however, must not en­ developing camera model, the police early today. Several shots archbishop said he expects that public indication that he and danger he future of Cyprus as an in­ LITCHFIELD — A nurse who SX70 Alpha, infringes on a Swiss were fired during the seven-hour meeting to produce a new Denktash had agreed on the powers dependent state " spoke with Peter Reilly the night company’s trade name for one of drama, but no one was hurt. his mother was killed gave secret its own cameras. testimony Wednesday to a one- INDIANAPOLIS - Tony Kirit- man grand jury trying to deter­ PROVIDENCE, R. I. - Sen. sis, who has held a real estate mine whether the state com­ Claiborne Pell, D-R.L, is sending executive hostage in an apart­ mitted any crimes against the back a $1(X) illegal campaign con­ ment he says is rigged with youth. tribution, plus interest, he un- dynamite since Tuesday morning, knowningly received from today said he was turning an offer GREENWICH - A lawyer American Airlines in 1972. TTie of “complete and total” immuni­ whose client apparently com­ airline admitted giving an es­ ty over to three attorneys to mitted suicide in New York City, timated $275,000 in illegal con­ decide if it is valid. while under indictment for a tributions between 1964 and 1972. double-murder in Connecticut, PATERSON, N. J. - Rubin said James Klein, 38, was inno­ “Hurricane” Carter and John Ar­ cent and efforts will be continued National tis have been sentenced to life im­ to clear his name. NEW YORK — Cuban President prisonment for a second time for Fidel Castro says both the United the murder of three persons in a HARTFORD — Secretary of States and his nation, between Paterson tavern 11 years ago. State Gloria Schaffer, her future which diplomatic ties were They had been released after a in elective office seemingly severed 16 years ago, would be new trial was ordered on the stymied, hopes for a call from benefitted by a resumption of grounds the prosecution had \i r-3 President Carter, while playing trade. He said in a CBS interview withheld evidence in the first the accepted political game of trade was the best way to restore trial. being only mildly interested. relations. International Regional DES MOINES, Iowa — Terror- stricken apartment dwellers, AMMAN, Jordan — Queen Alia, National Weather Service of­ trapped by fast-moving flames wife of King Hussein, died when a ficials say the potential for and choking smoke, hung and helicopter carrying her home flooding will exist this spring all leaped from windows in attempts from a hospital inspection tour across New England as unusually to escape a blaze which killed crashed during a rain storm (Herald photo by Pmto> high amounts of snow and ice four, injured at least nine others Wednesday. begin to melt. However, there Wednesday night. Sniffer scents super Saturday sale savings appears to be no immediate LONDON - Queen Elizabeth threat of serious flooding despite SILVER SPRING, Md. - left today for the major overseas "Trapper Dan” (Fred) Nassiff and his dog are on the trail tracking down the scent of the the current warm weather. Stephen W. Gregory, 27, who event of her silver jubilee year — once-a-year bargains to be found during the traditional Washington s Birthday Sale which is entered a suburban Washington a seven-week visit to Pago Pago, being held Saturday on Lincoln’s Birthday this year. Armed to prevent those bargains fr"m BOSTON — A suit has been filed bank late Wednesday and held the Friendly Isles and other slipping through their ranks are “Davy Crockett” (Leo) Juran, left. "Honest Abe ” (Ber- against Polaroid Corp., claiming eight persons hostage for no ap- Pacific territories of the British Commonwealth. nie) Apter, "Jeremiah Johnson” (Creighton) Shoor and "Old Honest George” (Joseph) w-fx-xx-x-xw Carman. The one-day sale is sponsored by the Downtown merchants. ^ (MV I-M* «.4««r ‘*f* 4MC

PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchetter, Conn., 'Hiurs , Feb 10. 1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Msnchfster, Conn , Thura . Fob 10 1977 - PAGE THREE-A Shrine Circus / " A b o u t to w n r Theater schedule " s a v T s u n d a y T o f ^ ^ Burnside Cine I — "The Dick and Jane,” 7; 15-9:00 Cheney Tech details proposed plans opens in week A Bible study is meet tonight at 7:30 at the Shaggy D.A.," 7:00-8:50 U.A. Theater 3 — "Cassan­ scheduled for tonight at church. Burnside Cine 2— "Face To dra Crossing.” 7:00-9:20 7:30 at the Pentecostal Face." 7:30 Vernon Cine 1 — "Carrie,” The Shriners all-new “superfantastic spectacle" opens 7:15-9:15 Church, 187 Woodbridge St. The Christian Growth U.A. Theater 1 - "Twilights Wednesday, Feb. 16, at the State Armory on Broad St. in Group of North United Vernon Cine' 2 — "The Last Gleaming,” 7:00-9:30 for expanding the school plant Hartford. Shaggy D.A.,” 7:00-8:45 of9ee^4 Methodist Church will met U.A. Theater 2 - "Fun With 9TAM6>S Producer George Hamid calls it the finest three-ring The executive board of tonight at 9 at the church. Tentative project plans sub­ V circus in America. General chairman Warren Blessing the South Church United mitted by the Bureau of Plans hinge on legislative approval agrees: “I've seen many of the Hamid-Morton acts in / / Methodist Women will ManchMtor Evantng Htrald Vocational Services of the state i performance, and this will be one of the finest circuses Publiahod avary avanlng axcapt Department of Education call for Sphinx Temple has ever produced." Sundaya and hontm . Entarad at tha E. N O G U SUKUS Manchaalar. Conn, ^oat Offlca aa 8o- 42,000 square feet of construction Supermarkets The circus plays for six days, running through Feb. 21, cond Claaa Matt Mattar. at Howell Cheney Regional for basic construction, $378,000 to the school which was built for facilities. There are six female > TPK. George Washington's Birthday. Matinees are 1:30 on Whwi rou'rt aloo*, It's not ofwajrt SugoMted Carrlor Rates Vocational Technical School at a for site development, $202,000 for $2 million and opened in 1962. The students presently enrolled at Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturdays and night LA STRADA WEST TWILIGHT'S •My to moot ottroeUvo. oltgtblo Payabta In Advwiea total cost of $4,110,000. alterations, $310,000 contingency school serves a 12-town region and Cheney Tech. MMCMEGTER shows begin at 7:45. Sunday shows are at 2 and 7:45, and LAST poopto. If you'vt hod it with Blind Bingla copy ...... 154 funds, $161,060 architectural fees, many students are turn^ away Enrollment is about double MEATS I. GLEAMIHO daloc, and you'ra alngla, W aokty...... A. 904 The project was included in the Far TypofrapMcal on the final day Monday, Feb. 21, they are at 2 and 6:30. OPEN 24 HRS. dhroreod, soparatad or wldoi^. O na m o n th ...... 63.00 $5,400 in test borings and survey every year. what it was when the school We Raienn The I (UORCI JAM! and ovor 21, SOCIAL WORLD In^ bureau's budget and submitted to Eiran Reserve seat tickets are available in the Armory star­ . m; Thro# months ...... 111.70 work and $533,000 for new equip­ The school is now admitting WmIM TOU Cue AMO ftlOflM Right To UmH CKienIHIee Fri. & Sat. SICM. FOMOA' vHm you to diacovor an aielting S ix m o n t h i...... 123.40 the General Assembly for ap­ opened with 215 students. John THIM aOMVt COveOMI ting Sunday. nm wmi dkh amo _ now way of mooting pooplo. For Ona y a a r ...... ment. female students for which there 471 Hartford Rd. fun dotaila without coat or oblfga- .646.60 proval. Gov. Ella Grasso Garafolo, the school's director, Ming Wong brings her incredible hair suspension act to Mall Rataa Upon Raquoat -6A6-9Jaa 13 Uon, can. proposed to the General Assembly This would be the first addition are not adequate shower and bath said that with the proposed expan­ the circus this year. She performs feats of balancing and Subacribora who fait to racalva, ■1 thoir nawapapad bafora S:30 p.m. Tuesday that $27.6 million for new sion, the enrollment could be in­ magic. •hould talaphona tha circulation 2 3 3 -6 2 3 1 dapartmanL 647-0946. construction for vocational- creased by 50 per cent. Other acts are the Phillips Canine Revue, the Lido Duo technical schools be included in About 325 eighth graders are r BONUS aerial act, Brickie's Poodle Fantasy, Charmaine's Pets, this year’s capital budget. being tested for acceptance into the Pharoahs performing acrobatics on the high wire, the \Showcase This was the first time the Cheney Tech for the fall OUR BONUS ■ XTRA World’s Funniest Ford, the Wonder Horse Golden Mist, request was included in the Fourth instant lottery delayed semester. Only 120 will be and jugglers. Cinemas TO YOU ..... INTERSTATE 84 vocational bureau's budget, ac­ accepted. Garafolo said. or UP TO A MAXMAUM OF For other animal acts, there is Josip Marcan's African E x n s a THURSDAYS cording to Angelo Tedesco, chief HARTFORD (UPl) — The state gaming commission The school is situated on a 35- Lions, making an initial appearance in America; WHEN YOU CLIP AND REDEEM .y . a t of the bureau. i has postponed the start of the fourth edition of the instant acre tract and there is plenty of Cristiani Elephants; and My-lmmba Baboons. room for the proposed expansion, THESE BONUS COUPONS 600 m ^ s m s t n l E r The The construction cost is based lottery because the first Connecticut firm hired to print S la m p a l There will be all kinds of clowns! e a s t H ARTFO RD Lounge Cafe . . . on a $60 per square foot estimate, those tickets did an unacceptable job. according to Garafolo. IciiaraBitiH ivnaTi covoas 1.111 m e wpoamiMiirami camsmiMiwMm On opening night, Wednesday, Sphinx Temple Band 5 6 B -8 8 1 0 Tedesco said. The commission made the announcement Wednesday, Some of the additional curricula I III sTiurs 01 E w onv H t STMPS oa I WHTMPSOai SOI nMR m I I plays a concert at 7 p.m. before the circus parade. MTOAMAMnNeES The items included in the ten­ shortly after Beatrice Kowalski, chairman of the Com­ Garafolo would like to see in­ rweauE v$is mausE OF $N oa wai raOHaOEBMOaMM spend a quiet evening TWOUGN tl9.M nNMKVSUMMMl Omar Shrine Club of Manchester plans to run a bus to 82.50 ai 2130P.U. tative proposal, Tedesco said, mission on Special Revenue which supervises legalized cluded in the expanded program the first night of the circus. The general admission ticket w i t h are: gambling, said a new daily lottery will begin March 16. are welding, air conditioning and is included; for reservations, call Bill Forbes after 3 p m • Second floor addition over The new edition of the instant lottery, a favorite with refrigeration, plumbing and at 646-9218. ^‘Madeline’’ existing classrooms. consumers because by scratching the covering on the heating, and areas in health care Full nnd her piano counoN 1 Joe Kowell of Manchester will be parade marshal; • Additions and alterations to lottery ticket they can see immediately if they won, had programs. Book guests will be introduced Wednesday, Shrine Night, by St? kitchen and dining room. been expected to begin Feb. 22, One of Garafolo's big objectives of the potentate of Sphinx Temple, Hal Turkington of Cocktails • Addition to the automotive Commission Spokesman William Heard said officials is to use the school facilities full Manchester. K an g NO PASSES ACCEPTED Dancing shop. had decided the tickets printed by Glendinning time including after school, S&H 100 EXTRA'"' This will be the 45th circus produced by Sphinx Temple. Fine Sandwiches • New two-story shop wing Associates of Westport were of inferior quality and the evenings and weekends (Satur­ Stamps > S I L V E R • Additional lockers and distribution of tickets was indefinitely postponed. He days). Worth J w s t a m p s S T R E R W > 954 Sullivan Ave., So. Windsor alterations to locker rooms. declined to be more specific. If the appropriation is approved $3.50 • Two tennis courts. This is the first time tickets for the instant lottery were by the state finance committee on nwchuM Muang 18.00 *• H.M Scuba class still has openings NO PASSES ACCEPTED in • Expansion of parking. printed in Connecticut. and the State Bonding Commis­ MerdiznAM ueluMng ta tahMM praeucta sion, Garafolo said he hoped that nOi coupM tMy Ilta kn M*u ki comMfwHwi wWi A breakdown of the $4.1 million $too odwe I • H OrMo lum^ CMnm in Mih project costs includes $2,520,000 construction would be under way There are still openings the rental of tank, Ming Wong ascends high above the sawdust, in ..j *U «HUi lMf« punlmM f within two years. lUsh in the Scuba class spon­ regulator, vest the hanging only by her hair! SOMNZi UmCHrOHS Good Thru Feb. 12 Y sored by the Manchester necessary air and text $3.00 Recreation Department at book. Students must buy in the East Side Recreation their own face palte, mask, 1.S6 EXIT 91 -lOuOW euRHSlDI Si'.NS Bonus Pool starting Feb. 16 at fins and snorkel before the Book 0NEr»1.69 CoUpMIt 7:15 to 9:30 p.m. second class. BURNSIDED " T H E ® STARTS 10 A.M. The fees, payable upon IAVL.Lim.*S2»>»3] First preference will be PiNKRAMTHER MON ... SLOPPY JOES or MEATLOAF registration at the recrea­ given to Manchester WALT DISNETS FRIDAY C O U PO N 2 tion department, will cover residents. Minimum age is STRIKES TUES ... SALISBURY STEAK or FISH SANDWICH 15. ‘'SHABBY D.A." WED ... . SPAGHETTI or BEEF STEW AT rdW • 8:50 THURS . HOT TURKEY SANDWICH or MEATLOAF ALL BOOTS 8 Page 200 EXTRA'"""’' INORID BERQMAN FRI ...... BAKED ZITI or FISH SANDWICH "FACETOFACrR s a t l i v e r & ONIONS or BEEF STEW 40%-80% Circular J w g r e e n s t a m p s WITH UV ULLMAN Wad.-Thura. 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-U. PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENIWO HERALD. Manchwter, Conn., Thura,, Feb, 10, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maachester. Coon , Thurs . Feb. 10. 1977— PAGE FIVE-A League, hospital Menus Dental Health mark anniversary Week Planned Parenthood League of Dr. Lamb E ld e rly mixed green salad with skim milk, coffee or tea. buttered spinach or Connecticut Hartford Chapter, and French dressing, apple Friday: New England carrots, milk, apple crisp. By Lawmee E. Lamb, M.D. Menus which will be (This is the fourth In a series of six the Manchester Memorial Hospital Genera! E!eclric sauce, bread, margarine, clam chowder, baked Tuesday: Shells with articles on dental health published by will jointly commemorate the first served Feb. 14-18 at skim milk, coffee or tea. macaroni and cheese, meat sauce, buttered green Mayfair and Westhill The Manchester Evening Herald, in anniversary of the Manchester fami­ Wednesday. Baked canned green peas, chilled beans, bread, butter, milk, cooperation with the American Den­ ly planning clinic on Monday. Gardens to Manchester meatloaf with gravy, apricot halves, whole mixed fruit. residents over 60, are as tal Association, In observance of Patients, volunteers and staff will Inhaling dust whipped potatoes, wheat bread, margarine, Wednesday: Meatballs National Children's Dental Health share a heart-shaped birthday cake follows: seasoned green beans, skim milk, coffee or tea. with gravy, whipped Monday: Hot sliced Week, Feb. 6-12.) at 6 p.m. at the contraceptive clinic cran-apple tapioca with The menus are subject to potato, buttered peas, at the hospital. isn^t healthful turkey sandwich with a la fruit cocktail, bread, change. bread, butter, milk, peach I want to make sure that my two- king gravy, mixed Since it opened, the clinic at the DEAR DR. LAMB-The this one episode you will margarine, skim milk, bread pudding. year-old aon has good teeth all hia. hospital has provided care to 444 other day two of us were not have any residual dust vegetables, slic^ peaches, coffee or tea. Thursday: Salami life. When ahould I take him to the peanut butter cookie, S ch o o l patients. using an electric sander to in your lungs but if you or Thursday: Pot roast of grinder, applesauce, milk, dentiat for the firat time and how cranberry sauce, whole Cafeteria menus which get the paint off the gar­ others must work in a real SPEGIAUY veal with tomato-vegetable ice cream. ahould I prepare him for thia firat wheat bread, margarine, will be served Feb. 14-18 at age. The dust surely was dusty situation you would au jus, butternut squash, Friday: Fruit cup, tuna viait? Dance to honor skim milk, coffee or tea. Manchester Fhiblic Schools fly in g . My h a ir was be wise to wear a damp vegetable coleslaw with noodle casserole, stewed A child should visit the dentist PRICED! Tuesday: Savory Chinese are, as follows: area dancers c o v e rt with paint dust. No cloth over the face to help dressing, chocolate brow­ tomatoes, bread, butter, before ail of his primary teeth have beef over steamed rice, Monday: Hamburg patty doubt my face was too. I filter the air before you In­ milk, brownie. appeared. The average child will Sheila Campbell, daughter of Dr. parsley buttered carrots. nie. rye bread, margarine. on a roll, potato chips. forgot to put on a mask so I hale it if you don’t have have his full set of 20 primary teeth and Mrs. Iain G. Campbell of 30 must have inhaled a lot of other protection. by the age of two or two and a half, Country Club Dr. and Joyce Oliphant, dust. ^cau se these teeth are so important daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Now I am wondering how to a child’s future well-being and Oliphant of 24 (Jerald Dr., Vernon, To give you more infor­ WALLCOVERING McLaughlin Photo Burian-Moss Photo much dust got into my mation on how your lungs appearance, it is important that they will be honored on Saturday at a lungs. If I did inhale a lot, be well taken care of. work I am sending you 'Hie The engagement of Miss Karen The engagement of Miss Patricia benefit Ceili Dance in Emanual Hall how long will it be before it You can help your child develop a Health Letter number 2-4, Jean Krystofik of Manchester to Ellen Peak of South Windsor to Dr. in West Hartford. shows up? positive attitude about this first trip Stephen Patrick Kelliher of Lt. Gov. Robert Killian will be Keeping Your Lungs Fit. SALE c o n c e p t - - John M. Mcllduff of New York City, DEAR READER - I Others who want this infor­ W to the dentist that will influence his Warwick, R.I. has been announced by among the guests. has been announced by her mother, feelings about dental care throughout don't recommend inhaling mation can send 50 cents her mother, Mrs. Deluke Krystofik of Mrs. Elizabeth H. Peak of 402 Main The girls will be part of a group of life. You will want to explain in a dust of any type if you can with a long, stamped, self- 1(1.) Instead of havino a few leader sale books • - - EVERY WALLCOVERING 23 Hemlock St. St., South Windsor. dancers from New England who will very general way what the child can Mr. Kelliher is the son of Mr. and represent North America in the All avoid it. However, nature addressed envelope for it. Mod.) maiDT Is REDUCED IN raiCEIi This gIVM you UNLIMITED SELECTION!! Dr. Mcllduff is the son of Mr. and planned on protecting peo­ ^TOAST-R-OVEN expect. For example, the dentist will Mrs. Edward Kelliher of Warwick, World Irish Step Dancing competi­ Write to me in care of ac MJ eu. a Mrs. Joseph C. Mcllduff of 60 ple from this problem. ^ tdlMVakN ■ (2.) You are not forced to select a wallcovering hasHly. We are hoing to con- examine the child’s teeth. He may R.I. tion in Dublin, Ireland in April. Manchester Evening REFBIQCItATOII WITH M MW Ar Summer St. Your respiratory system HerjUd, P.O. Box 1551, •J 40U a UP-TOP 0*wr from Unue this NEW CONCEPT INDEFINITELY!! also clean them and take X-ray pic­ The bride-elect was graduated PBEEZER Jsn t tftfovps AwA ft tures to detect any hidden dental The bride-elect was graduated beginning with your nose is Radio-'City Station, New WNh Nw sweMee (3.) Most Important. . . OUR TRAINED DECORATING STAFF is able to give 50th wedding anniversary from Morse School of Business. She from Salve Regina College in New­ iM'n Easy Trays. 2-8ss- •••M MLUXIIUMM problems. These early examinations is employed at Society for Savings. lined with small hairs to York, NY 10019. ttmi Vita Pant lor Inilta. VITNM* Ml#. each and ovary customer PERSONAL ATTENTION!! are important becaue surveys show port, R.I. and received her master’s About town help filter the air you vagataMaa... Matt Ktapar, CUANMO OVBN. Her fiance was graduated from the Ramovtbla Egg Bln, M- Hm Digital Clock ant that 50 per cent of two-year-old Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jezouit of 10 of Ellington. Many other relatives degree from the University of ( breathe. Also, the air you ovn tWnar ).4n.| University of Rhode Island where he [uatabla Cantllavar Shtivat. Calrodt awrfaca wnR Risley Rd., Glastonbury, formerly of and friends attend^. Connecticut. She is employed as a breathe passes over moist I?lolli on wliaala. children have one or more decayed was a member of Phi Sigma Honor Pwli »idm eookioo la ^ Manchester, observed their 50th wed­ The Jezouits resided in Manchester teacher at the East Windsor Middle surfaces that catch the Noiafy lnAnho.h««t teeth. Society. He’ served two years in the The Manchester Recreation Bird Path eontroit Biwck giaaa ding anniversary on Feb. 1. The cou­ from 1932 to 1942 and have lived in School. dust. The sinuses and even G E T OUR «W o« During the first visit, the dentist U. S; Army Intelligence stationed at Department will not have the Rec Jackass penguins have PAUL’S PAINT will discuss with you a program for ple was married Feb. 1, 1927 at St. Glastonbury since that time. Her fiance was graduated from the lungs are able to clean nested so nuiny centuries on LOW PRICEI Honolulu, Hawaii at Pacific Army Swim at Manchester High School Stanislaus Church in Chicopee, Mass. Mr, Jezouit was employed by the Fairfield University and Boston themselves within limits. Dassen Island at the tip of 615 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER regular dental care for your child, Headquarters. He is employed at Pool Friday 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The vms The couple was honored at a party Board of Education in Glastonbury University School of Medicine. He is The secretions in the air South Africa that millions scheduling future visits to meet in­ Metropolitan Property & Liability Manchester Rec Swim Team is on Jan. 29 at Willie’s Steak House and retired in 1973. presently a resident in general sur­ passages overwhelm the upon millions of their feet DISTRIBUTOR dividual needs. Twice a year may be Insurance Co. having a meet against Glastonbury. have worn away the rock. The APPLUm Cf TOURAINE PAINTS sufficient for some children, whereas hosted by their children, Alfred The couple has eight gery at Roosevelt Hospital In New If Manchester wins the meet it will dust and you simply cough FOR: Jezouit of Manchester, Mrs. Arthur The couple is planning a May 14 York City. penguins keep to paths that B.D. PEARL FURNmiRECO. closer supervision may be necessary grandchildren. be league champions. The meet it out. run nearly arrow-straight Moses of Bristol, and Thomas Jezouit wedding at St. James Qiurch in for others. Manchester. starts at 6 p.m. 1 would expect that with from nesting ground to sea. 649 MAIN ST. 643-2171 MANCHESTER

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Feb. 10. 1977— PAGE 3KVE3V-A PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 10, 1977 Baldwin, Chrialophrr McVeigh of 257 Spruce St. Births J, son of Kenneth D. and His paternal grandparents Patricia McVeigh Baldwin are Mr. and Mrs. John Woodland St. She was bom Mrs. B. K. Bennett of “ i t 2 at lJ a n c h e s ^ A ^ ^ o f of 45 N. Elm St. He was Baldwin of Hartford. He h Feb. 3 at Manchester Manchester. She has a 3 2 Hil brother, Richard C. Jr., S. llaurltpatf r Sitputu^ ralft Rep. Grassley’s campaign is an honorable one bora Feb. 4 at Manchester has a brother, Scott, 7. Memorial Hospital. Her brother. Douglas F.. 8. l ^ U S S t s S m Manchester — A City of Village Charm Hood, Jeffrey Jon, son Halohurdo, Tamara Memorial Hospital. His r a . AM Mr. and Mrs, Wiliam A. of John L. and Charlien Jean, daughter of Arthur maternal grand^rents are von Hollen, Katrina .1 KEEP SMILINQ Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON — Members of It is not that $44,600 a year is small Jdr. and Mrs. Philip M. Adam, Mirharl Alien, Jones of Chamoaien III men for nonelective judicial and Gerds Hood of 565 Talcott- T. and Barbara Gerber ML. an d Mrs. John Marie, daughter of Finley Sr. of Manchester, son of Richard C. Sr. and ^ ***’ KEEP HAPPY M«mb«f. Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press International Congress are now paid $44,600 per executive posts. But Congress is the potatoes. Few American families ville Rd., Vernon. He was Halohurdo of 30 Mye St., Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. year. A member of tbe House or Andrew Tully government’s appropriations device. trying to save enough money to send bom Jan. 31 at Rockville Rockville. She was bom Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Senate who retires in 1978 after 20 Big spending programs authorized by their kids to college make anywhere General Hospital. His Feb. 1 at Rockville years of service will receive a pen- Raymond F Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Congress are largely responsible for near a Congressman’s current maternal grandmother is General Hospital. Her sioh of $22,300 a year for life. inflation. salary. Perhaps Congressmen, some Mrs. Ruth S. Gerds of maternal grandparents are Opinion Last Jan. 17, President Ford time, a Congressman s salary will be Old-fashioned view of them anyway, should be well paid; Willimantic. His paternal Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. transmitted to Congress the grandmother is Mrs. Ann Gerber of Sarasota, Fla. raised a whopping 29 per cent to $57,- Thus, Rep. Charles E. Grassley, R- their responsibilities are great and recommendations of the Peterson E. Hood of Old Lyme, and Her paternal grandparents 500. Then a member of the House or Iowa, is pressing his colleagues to many of them do their best to fulfill ^ Deli Department Specials ^ commission on public salaries Pompano Beach, Fla. are Mr. and ^ s . John D. Senate can retire in 1978 after 20 reject pay increases for themselves. them. A good neighbor calling for more pay for Halohurdo of Andover. Her years of service on a pension of $28,- It is (jrassley's old-fashioned view But Grassley last year returned Congressmen, federal judges and Friedrich, Eric Grant, maternal great­ In this day and age, it is Aetna Life and Casualty in­ 750 a year. that the spenders should set an exam­ $1,400 of the $2,100 increase Congress son of Edward G. and grandmother is Martha in TOWN certain high-level officials of the Some racket? Right. 1 will not here voted itself in 1975 — over his BOLOCM almost inevitable that when surance company announced ple for the rest of the country. He Helen M. Hyjek Friedrich Gerber of Vernon. Her USDA CHOICE ■ONBLESt -•1.49 Executive Department. address myself to the proposed pay wonders’ how Congress can counsel strenuous objections. Grassley has a of 1238 Hartford Tpke., paternal great-grandfather something goes wrong, its plans to comply with the ALMAR ROUNDS OF A whopping 29 per cent boosts for federal judges and VIP restraint in the wage and price sector wife and four children living on a Vernon. He was bom Feb. is Alfred Crickmore of RIB EYE STEAK .* 2« someone points the finger at new law. These increases will become law bureaucrats. A valid argument can after accepting a big salary increase farm in Iowa in what he calls 7 at Rockville General C olum bia. She has a CORNED KEF big business as the culprit. But instead of using the fuel Feb. 17 if Congress simply sits on its be made in their support, given the for its members. moderate circumstances. Hospital. His maternal brother, Darren Joseph, 11 *2.29 We seem to relish hearing savings to increase company generally well-larded hams. At that increasing difficulty of finding good Fat fringe benefits grandparents are Mr. and months. Mrs. Rudolph Hyjek of 11 MARVEL QRADB “A” MUCKBS # 4 BA politicians and others lambast profits and dividends, the firm Moreover, members of Congress Bolton Rd., Vernon. His the so-called “soul-less” cor­ is turning over to area fuel receive fat fringe benefits. They can paternal grandmother is Nessing, Melissa K S S B i n . 1 . 3 8 D eolinda, daughter of TURKEYS • - It LBS. porations if they make a profit. banks whatever money it buy cut-rate insurance. They get free Mrs. Norma Friedrich medical benefits, including annual Tucker of Manchester. He Thomas J. and Susan St. We are constantly beset by calculates it wilt save by the physicals with all necessary tests, has a sister. Heather Pierre Nessing of 38 Clin­ appeals for corporate respon­ ton St. She was bom Feb. 2 laafabs. *1.89 lower permissible for themselves and their families. Marie, 3. at .Manchester Memorial RATH sibility, for business to take a temperatures in their (No going into debt for Susie’s Larson, Glenn Hospital. Her maternal more active role in coping with buildings. The $6,000 estimate appendectomy.) They can save or grandparents are Mr. and SAUSAQE ROLL . Ib.pkg. otherwise spend travel funds not Anthony, son of Daniel N. social problems, etc. may not be much to a large and Dorothy Ricci Larson Mrs. Joseph St. Pierre of used for travel and stationery funds u l u i i i l u i i Well, it is refreshing to firm like Aetna, but it will be a of 23 Lucian St. He was 742 W. Middle Tpke. Her not used for stationery. They are report that one Connecticut shot in the arm for the fuel bem Jan. 27 at Manchester paternal grandparents are given $5,000 a year for newsletters, Mr. and Mrs. Casimer J. MR. BOSTON business firm has quietly, but banks. Memorial Hospital. His ' FISH DEPARTMENT' none of which are employed for self- maternal grandparents are Nessing of Meriden. Fsaturtng ’This W ssk positively, shown that big We think a bouquet is in criticism. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ric­ FISHCAKES .ta.pkg. FANCY business is not entirely self- order for Aetna for showing all Then there are the “honoraria.” ci of 15 Turnbull Rd. His Slebbins, Shannon Beth, daughter of David serving. of us that corporate citizens That’s a polite name for the fees up paternal grandparents are to $2,000 (maximum $25,000 a year) Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Pat Brown Stebbins of HALIBUT $ 9 5 9 Last week, the State of can be and are good neighbors. 155 High St., South Wind­ Congressmen pocket for making Larson of 10 Chandler St., RATH ALL BEEF Connecticut revised its man­ This is something we all should East Hartford. His mater­ sor. She was born Feb. 3 at comforting speeches to special in­ Manchester Memorial STEAKS . fc datory temperature law per­ remember next time someone terest groups to which they have nal great-grandparents are ALL MEAT . Ib.pke. Mr. and f^ s. Emile Begin Hospital. .Her maternal FSESH mitting thermostat settings to else finds it politically given legislative comfort. On Main of West Hartford and M&s. grandmother is Henrietta be lowered from the minimum expedieJit to knock the Street, they call that legal bribery. Brown of Hartford Tpke., Gaetana Ricci of RATH SLICED COD 68 to 65 during the day. business community. Doing belter Manchester. He has a Rockville. Her paternal That’s Congress. A study by Jim brother, Eric Raymond, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stennins of .Ib.pkg. Davidson, president of the National 2Vk. FILLETS Southington. How many can you name? Taxpayers Union, shows that the Here’s a question to try out average Congressman made $700 less Livermore, Christine Barnard, Jolene life” that a word with so many a year in private life. It is not C harlotte, daughter of at your next cocktail party: Pezzente, daughter of John I synonyms adds more as time recorded that any member of the David A. and Carolyn R. and Allene Pezzente What word in the English goes on, says Kay. Yet each legislative branch was put to the rack Bradway Livermore of 242 Barnard of 35 Main St., language has the most syn­ generation makes up new until he agreed to run for office. And Hilliard St. She was born Ellington.' She was bom onyms? once selected, your typical Jan. 31 at St. Francis Feb. 3 at Manchester adjectives for intoxicated. Hospital in Hartford. Her According to Dr. Maire Weir Congressman spends much of his Memorial Hospital. Her Incidentally, close runner-up maternal grandparents are maternal grandfather is USDA CHOICE Kay, editor of the new time running for re-election, while Mr. and Mrs. Howard I USDA CHOICE in the synonym race is “in­ moaning about his “sacrifices” on Charles Pezzente Sr. of Webster’s Collegiate Dic­ Bradbury of Stafford Glastonbury. Her paternal sane.” TTiis word has 41 syn­ behalf of the commonweal. tionary, the word is “in­ Springs. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and I RIB RIB onyms, ranging from “batty” But good luck to you, Charles grandmother is Mrs. Jane toxicated.” The reference Mrs. Neal Macintosh o f| to “wacky.” Grassley, sir. Your campaign is an Livermore of Groton. She Sadds Mill Rd., Ellington. work lists no less than 46 syn­ All of which seems to say honorable one — trying to persuade has a brother, Allen, 7; and ROAST a.sister, Sharon, 5. ROAST onyms, ranging from “blind” something about people, but your peers that money never bought a conscience. to “zonked.” we’re not quite sure what. SMALL END IsM th RIBS It is “an odd fact of linguistic -Before the dawn’s early light. (Photo by Steve Dunn)-

Other editors s a y We Give' Old Fashioned ORDER EARLY Let Our PamUy Open forum Butcher Service,,, for Serve Your Famifyt Equal in Connecticut STOKHOMS: With all the fuss over the Equal Certainly, the far-out fears of the Reader blames oversight for Bolton Charter dispute Rights Amendment, it is often more violent ERA opponents have VALENTINES Mon. t Tues. ’H SSO overlooked that Connecticut passed failed to materialize. There has been 317 INMaiid St such a law and has been living under no move to desegregate rest rooms. To the editor: Bolton Democratic Party was not the extent that SB76-363 was men­ Those who imply that this over­ Wei, Thurs., I Frl ti UW it with a minimum of stress since No orders have been given to assign The time has come to step back aware of the impact of SB76-363 when DAY tioned at all, I believe all Charter November 27, 1974. women recruits combat positions in and ask some common sense sight was deliberate, was politically MNNCKSTER the Charter was under discussion and Commission members would agree MON. FEB. 14TH Sat I tm4si Section 20 of the state constitution state chapters of the National Guard. questions about allegations concer­ were therefore unable to raise the motivated, and occurred through ning “who knew what and when" in an oversight in this matter did occur. lack of diligence or because ’H S M contains an amendment which took The structure of the family and issue as a matter of legitimate con­ I further believe, however, that all CONN. effect on that day, to read as follows: women’s place in it, though changing regard to the Bolton Charter Com­ reasonable care was not exercised do (No Weekend CSC Special This week)- cern. The answer to question three members would also agree that this with economic and societal forces, mission's handling of minority a personal affront to members of the "No person shall be denied the escapes me entirely. oversight was not deliberate, did not equal protection of the law nor be are not more noticeably shaken. representation on the Board of Bolton Charter Commission and in­ It is true that Mr. Mahler’s original occur because of political malice, No wonder, then, that the members Selectmen. The questions which may sult the intelligence of the people of subjected to segregation or dis­ letter to the Selectmen references and did not occur due to lack of crimination in the exercise or enjoy­ of the Government Policy and Ad­ be fairly asked are as follows: SB76-363, although minority Bolton as well. 1. If the Bolton Democratic diligence or because reasonable care William J. Rady ment of his or her civil or political ministration Committee voted 16-1 representation was not specifically was not exercised. rights because of religion, race, last week to kill a bill that would leadership was aware of new legisla­ mentioned than or subsequently. To 282 Hebron Rd. GROCERY SPECIALS Garden Fresh, Produce Specials color, ancestry, national origin or have withdrawn state ratification of tion changing minority representa­ Bolton 85 EAST CENTER ST. CAMPBELL’S. KK r * iK sex." ERA in- the federal Constitution. tion, why was this point not MANCHESTER RED OR QOLDEN The law's impact on Connecticut With Connecticut's experience, the strenuously pursued at the two OPEN THURS. A FRI. Til 9 *™IIOOHE S 00P...... people and their ways of living has only surprise is that anybody would Charter Commission public hearings LWU supports overseer for CD funds CAMPBELL’S AN P * 4 DELICIOUS APPLES 3 t*1®® been minimal, perhaps too minimal have bothered to bring the subject up and the Board of Selectmen public to please the more militant among again. — From The Meriden Morning hearings; PORK V BEANS To the editor: the women's rights adherents. Record 2. If the Bolton Democratic of complaints of discrimination and obtain UNCLE BEN’S H A . I have today written George Community Development leadership was aware of a problem to publicize East Hartford’s Affir­ Funds. SPECULMR-WHTERSIILE 'IlfijOU PEARS 31*1®® with minority representation, why Dagon, chairman of the East Hart­ mative Action program on housing Mrs. William B. Brown, GONV.IIICE...... was the Charter unanimously en­ ford Town Council, expressing the Today’s thought and employment. president D&O TILE INC. CONTADINA #9 P * 4 dorsed for passage by the Bolton views of our membership concerning League of Women Voters Democratic Town Committee (of the third-year application for Com­ We affirm our desire to help, in any 306 TOLUND ST. STEREO TOMATOES 3 1 * 1 ® ® of East Hartford m m i . 3 9 * which Mr. Ahearn was a member); munity Development Funds. way possible, the town in its effort to Is the antifreeze sufficient? Do the prayer, faith, E. HARTFORD, CT. DELMONTE JIKK a study, patience, and We are actively interested in the 357 Forest St. snow tires have enough tread? Was dedication, and knowledge as we East Hartford CALIF. 8UNKI8T 3. Why did Rep. Ahearn vote for a area of housing renewal through the 2 8 9 -8 6 9 1 FRUIT GOCKTAI. the battery checked? Is the auto in­ travel the icy roads of mortality. But bill in the State Legislature which renovation of public housing and the [ M-F 9-5:30 SAT 9-1 PM DELMONTE SLICES OR HALVES ^ ^ 4 surance sufficient and are the Christ has shown the way. NAVEL ORANGES 6 1 7 9 * now appears to have been patently rehabilitation of low-income owner- premiums paid? OK, maybe we're Wendall K. Walton, Right of petition [BATHROOM REMODELING: offensive to him and some of his occupied one-, two- and three-family « .2901. can ready for Winter. bishop of PEACKs...... Democratic constituents in the Town houses. Up to 50 s/f wall tile installed SWEET UPE Mr But, this is February, Winter is Manchester Ward, of Bolton? We support the need for a coor­ here, and if the check-out has been Church of Christ of defended by reader delayed this long, then the chances The Answers to the first two dinator whose duties would include: EVAP.MIK ,.„.„4x*1®®• IS OSa OWYB Latterday Saints Overview of CD funds, study of the FRANCO AMERICAN 0 P * rfi are that we've already had problems questions seem to be fairly obvious; To the editor: no more fair to chestise the attorney need for day-care centers, follow-up because we didn't prepare well in ad­ that is, that the leadership of the 1 write in response to Mrs. Joyce who represents an unpopu)a> client Wtlh Thu Coupon C o u p o n vance; we took a risk - and perhaps Garman who "as a Manchester SPAGHETTI „ . _ 5 I * 1 ® ® I and $7.50 Purchmto and $7.50 Purthuoo or cause than it is to blami a doctor TOP CHOICE A di MM we had an accident. Almost all auto taxpayer, wife of a local or clergyman who ministers to a I WHITl CLOUD businessman and a teacher" wrote to accidents can be avoided by proper DID r e a d social outcast. BATHROOM VEBCTABLE preparation and avoiding risk. publicly chastise two local attorneys DOC FOOD...... „ . , , * 1 * * (jjHAT TWEy’RE DOIN’ To deny this right to anyone, or to TISSUE , JUIC E . What about spiritual accidents? for representing clients who have propagate misunderstanding of it. FROZEN DAIRY AfiOIT SIDEWALKS IN retained them to file an appeal to the They, too, are avoidable by prepara­ may be to lose it for all. SWEET LIFE |4Roa tion and avoiding risk. It is a illogical Planning and Zoning Commission’s Sincerely, I Pack 4 9 * 4 9 * to fail to pray together regularly as decision on the proposed industrial •'*1 .AMILV e Shirley B. FitzGerald WAFFLES .S o a .p k g . 61*1®® ONI a n aAMH.v OHamaAiM.v husband and wife and to wonder at park. 45 Battista Rd. I 0000 THNu raa. it 0000 TNNu aas. it M 09.D0 STOUFFEirS 8 VAR. . a tO ltM AT L aNtofiM to tu t ar ■ the dissolution of a marriage as it is As a Manchester taxpayer, wife of Manchester . PREPARATION NOT INCLUDED h _JNOMUlNO aAjUj, MANfilt. J HMHUtK)lANO PAMI. MaMCM. | ■ ■ ■ I I ------to fail to have sufficient antifreeze a local attorney, and a registered SHE DISHES ™5 9 ru i and wonder why the car won't start. nurse, I am appalled at this obvious NO-WAX FL00RIN8 ORE IDA andITIlli $7.50 Thu Purthmt, Coupon ■ and4 $7.50 Eunhutorunhm,o ■ Proper care of the automobile and misunderstanding and/or blatant Yesterdays ■ and 171ar.iso OZ. PurehMM, SIZE • adequate insurance do not guarantee misinterpretation of our system of •■■Ifi klW ...... 5 9 TIDE DOMINO that there will not be accidents, but justice. 0 N L Y ^ 3 i 9 9 s/yd. BORDEN BINQLES * 4 • a DETERBENT I SUBAR they do significantly reduce the risk. One of the basic liberties which we 25 years ago INSTALLA-nON NOT INCLUDtO Where spiritual accidents occur, cherish (and I thought teachers were Choose from Armstrong 1^1 This date was a Sunday The AMEHGANGIIESE .JV* recovery through fasting, prayer, teaching this!) is the right to be Herald did not publish. Congoleum • Amtico * 3 .9 9 and confession to proper church represented in a court of law when . L V . K W N R 3 1 * 1 ® ® I 10 years ago ONB m FAMILV OMBWIFAIfiT authority can actually strengthen one we feel that an injustice has been 0000 THNU FtB. It 0 0 0 0 TMIU F i a Yl Mrs. Peter Sadlowski reigns 1-ta.ph9i. " I AT as he or she becomes acquainted with done and to seek a ruling by judicial as VINYL ASRESTOS TILE ------1 AT Manchester WATES queen with a ■ WOHLANO ■AMC MAMCN. Z I MOHUMO ■AML*IIAIICSi ■ God’s earthly agents, the process of authority. weight loss of 67 pounds. SPECIAL repentance, and the meaning of the Every lawyer swears an oath to Middletown Chamber of Atonement of Jesus Christ. protect this precious liberty and to Commerce feels that Middlesex Although regretable, the represent the claims and rights of all Community College Center, a divi­ M Y -B A G K ...... l o w 1 9 c / s / f experience can help indemnify one parties, regardless of race, creed, sion of Manchester Community against a total spiritual disaster. color, or popularity of their cause. College, should be separated and Ask lor Dick or Natan Avoiding spiritual jeopardy takes To deny this right of petition is to made into a permanent institution in undermine our system of liberty. It is that city. iiiiiiiiiiiin n n u m iiv

f ______MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchMter^Crmn , "Thurj , Fob 10. 1977 PAGE NINE-A PAGE EIGHT A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thura., Feb. 10, 1977 A Study alleges banks Police report Police arrest six teenagers favor suburb areas Manchester Police arrested six teenagers Wednesday second-degree larceny were David D. Sawtell. 17. of 4 with home loans A Bolton motorist who picked up Police reported a break at a Doane forgery and fourth-degree larceny. and charged them in connection with a theft from a "Tanner St . Bruce D Augur, 16, of Eiast Haven: Joseph — Radio ibaak—^ two hitchhikers Wednesday night St. home Wednesday night. Ten He was transported to Court of Com­ Hilliard St. apartment. E Gildersleeve, 16, of East Haven: and Gary D Zachey, was robbed of $10 after one of the silver dollars were the only items mon Pleas 12 in East Hartford in lieu Police said that two officers were responding to a 16, of East Haven. Court date for all four is Feb 22. HARTFORD (UPI) — Hartford-based banks have passengers pulled a knife, police reported missing, police said. of a $500 surety bond. different call on Hilliard St. when they were told to watch Two juveniles were also arrested and charged with con­ systematically encouraged a huge cash flow from urban said. • Luis E. Maldonado, 20, of 31 for a car carrying the six youths. spiracy to burglary, police said. depositors to support investments in the city's suburbs, a The man was westbound on 1-84 Union St., charged with operating a The car was spotted shortly before 10 a m., police said. Stereo equipment, valued at $600, was taken from the civil rights research group has concluded. motor vehicle while his license is un­ shortly after 7 p.m. when he stopped An undetermined amount of Arrested and charged with third-degree burglary and tfilliard St. apartment, according to police. Education Instruction said Wednesday although seven to pick up the two., police said. As he der suspension. Court date is March change was taken from two Hartford-based banks received an average 66.2 per cent started to drive off, one of the 1. of their deposits from city depositors in 1975, the average MID-WINTER SALE! hitchhikers in the back seat pulled machines at the Speed Queen Laun­ mortgage loan portfolio of ten banks in 1975 was 90.7 per the knife, held it to the driver's dry, at 423 Main St., police said. A Manchester woman was slightly cent suburban. IMPRESSIVE PRICE CUTS ON CB, STEREO, RADIOS, TAPE, SPEAKERS, MORE! throat, and said, "Keep driving," injure in a Wednesday automobile Governor defends Hartfokd National Bank received the highest percen­ police said. Other arrests reported by accident on a parking lot driveway. tage — 86.1 per cent — of its 1975 deposits from city They asked for the driver's wallet Manchester Police include: Police said Carole A. Jenack, 23, of • Earl Coleman, 21, of Hartford, depositors, but granted the lowest percentage — 4.1 per and took $10 from it, according to 334 Center St., was driving down icy welfare proposal «90 PRICE CUT police. charged with third-degree larceny, cent — of home mortgage loans within Hartford, the incline from the lot when her vehicle The two asked the driver to get off third-degree forgery and criminal slid into one operated by Leo L. group said. SAVE «60 at the Keeney St. exit. Once they impersonation in connection with the HARTFORD (UPI) — Ciov. Ella Grasso says her The Charter Oak Bank which took in 82.9 per cent of its Parrotte, 47, of Rockville. THE REALISTIC CB were off the highway, the two took cashing of a stolen check at a local proposed 5 per cent increase in payments to welfare deposits from city depositors in 1975 gave the highest the car from the driver, left him off, supermarket. Ms. Jenack was treated at t t ^ e r W IW Q U E E M ONE HANDERA” Manchester Memorial Hospital for a recipients is reasonable considering her budgetary percentage of home mortgage loans for Hartford proper­ and told him they would leave it at • Patrick T. Daly, 39, of East Hart­ limitations. ties that year — 24.9 per cent, accor(ling to data compiled ford, who was served a re-arrest lacerated chin and released. There Globe Hollow, police reported. In her budget message Tuesday, Mrs. Grasso by the group. MOBILE warrant for charges ()f third-degree were no other injuries, police said. The operator called police and the recommended the legislature increase total welfare "Not only are these banks loaning disproportionately in car was found at Globe Hollow, payments by $8 million in the upcoming fiscal year. Banana Split the suburbs, but they are using city deposits to finance police said. Both of the hitchhikers Reg. 149.95 The increase if approved will mean a $17 a month in­ growth, stability and profits in mostly white, wealthy were described as white males, towns," it said. between 14 and 16 years old, police crease in the average welfare check for a family of four. About town Tougher law Social Services Commissioner John Maher had asked SALE The group, which deals mainly with housing and job said. One was about six feet tall, 145- o Mrs. Grasso to increase welfare payments by 22 per cent discrimination problems in the inner city, called for: l y poo 00 • P 150 pounds, and wore a green parka THURS.-FRI.-SAT.-SUN. — or $17 a week — to 1974 cost-of-living levels. A coalition — Gov. Ella T. Grasso to create a study commission — with a hood, police said. The other on obscenity of citizen groups has called for a 41 per cent hike to 1976 that would include industry members, civil rights groups was about 5'4", 130 pounds, with The Verplanck School F*TA will dark, wavy hair, and wore a dark inflation levels. WITN and community organizations — on mortgage and lending S 9 » sponsor its annual volley ball game proposed TNn State welfare recipients have not had an increase in REALISTIC STEREO FM-AM blue coat and blue jeans. of fifth and sixth grade students practices by state lending institutions. their checks since 1971, AO — The state treasurer to adopt an Affirmative RADIO BUY OF BUYS! against their parents and teachers HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. RECEIVER SLASHED 20%! At her weekly news conference Wednesday, Mrs. Depositing Program to pressure banks in which it is a Police arrested Ronald J. Currier, Friday night in the school gym. Michael Morano, R-Greenwich, is 18, of 32 View St., and charged him Grasso said her 5 per cent proposal was a "reasonable in­ major depositor to invest more money in Hartford. Mothers and daughters will play at proposing revision of Connecticut's Lowest price EVER on Realistic Reg. 299.95 STA-84 loaded with features with reckless driving and second- crease" considering the state's overall budget. She added — State lawmakers to outlaw redlining— mortgage dis­ 6:30 p.m., and fathers and sons will obscenity laws to increase the penal­ TRC-61 23-channel CB due to stereo buffs want most! degree reckless endangerment. miscellaneous benefits, such as housing subsidies, crimination based solely on location — and to prohibit ap­ play at 7:30. There wilt be a smalt ad­ ty for certain violations to up to 20 impending 1977 model change. Police said Off. Gary Benson emergency fuel grants and food stamps, do much to ~ rac-ar ca nuweci.vaa tim e Auto-Magict FM tuning, mission. Proceeds will benefit the years in jail. praisal and underwriting techniques that facilitate All controls built into rugged redlining. Perfect Loudness®. Glide-Path® spotted a car being operated in a physical education program. Morano Wednesday said he wanted lighten the financial burden of the welfare recipient. i One-Uandcr speaker/mike handset! reckless manner shortly after 11:30 She also promised if the federal government should — The city of Hartford to operate, manage and control 2 3 9 9 5 .controls, FM muting, hi filter Refreshments will be served. certain violations made a Class B p.m. Wednesday. Benson pulled the decide to give Connecticut more welfare assistance she a city-owned bank to underwrite home mortgage and Hideaway I'/jXS'AXZ " chassis Genuine walnut veneer case. felony, instead of being a Class B cabinet. auto to the side of the road and got All Mayfair Garden residents are misdemeanor as they are. He said will not reduce the state's share. She said some states rehabilitation loans in areas where the current banking Definitely a "best buy "I / out of his auto. The stopped car then invited to a potluck Friday at 6 p.m. the present punishment of up to one have reduced their input when new federal funds became Bring thi* ad arith you — system is failing to provide necessary financial started up again, striking Benson, available. resources. in Cronin Hall. Those planning to at­ year in jail and or $1,000 fine is too SAVE MO SAVE ^40 police said. The officer was not tend are asked to bring place set­ light and he wants the sentence in­ In her budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, Mrs. RT.83 • VERNON seriously injured in the incident. tings. creased and the potential fine upped Grasso proposed that the state assume 95 per cent of the ARCHER® CB ANTENNAS Court date is Feb. 22. Ash For DsIsMs On Onr MrllNlsy Fsrliss SAVE to $10,000. welfare costs in the upcoming fiscal year and 100 per cent About town TWIN in the next. TRUCKERS BUY THE SYSTEM AND Reg. 34.95 Woman faces charges The program of studies will be tonight at 7:30 in SAVE $$ MORE! open house at Manchester the high school cafeteria. Reg. Separate following son’s death High School, which was Parents and students are Items Price . . . 479.80 postponed last Thursday, invited. TWIN AUTO-REVERSE CAR ESSEX (UPI) - Mrs. Carol Clark, 47, of Essex, TRUNKERS CASSETTE TAPE PLAYER! • STA 84 Stereo FM-AM charged in the death of her 7-year-oId son, has been com­ Rea. 29.95 fReceiver mitted to the Connecticut Valley Hospital in Middletown • Two MC-1000 Speaker Systems Reg. 99.95 for observation. 95 3 5 9 9 5 • LAB 14 Automatic Record Changer on Base with State police said Mrs. Clark was arrested Wednesday “If there’s a • Diamond Stylus Magnetic Cartridge on a murder charge when troopers responded to her call 12-1813 A RANGE OF MASONS to the Westbrook barracks. way the new Mrs. Clark told them her son, Mark, was dead. BIG 37% SAVINGS! Troopers found the boy dead of apparent head injuries. No other details of the death were made available. tax law can Dr. John Stanford, assistant medical examiner for Henry W. B lock REALISTIC CUT *3095 Middlesex County, was called to the scene and save you money, CASSETTE REALISTIC HI-FI pronounced the boy dead. WHY we’ll find it.” RECORDER SPEAKER SYSTEM Reg. 79.95 A brand-new reason why H&R Block should do your taxes. Reg. 89.95 COMPLETE GM . le new 1976 tax law is full of changes. 40-2005 iTFiHSTOsnnr New credits...new deductions...new 4 9 9 5 REPAIRS rules that affect you and every taxpayer. Optimus-1B floor/shelf speaker system, But Block people are ready to help save t o " woofer delivers bass down tp 20 Hz • COLLISION you money by taking every allowable The CTR-30B features auto-stop, without booming. 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HI 9 « INSTANT CREDIT / UP TO tSM WITH if they don't want to. over measles outbreak Saturday IN 5 jl APPaoVED CMCMTCAUDt YeU said the Police Department is ■ n s PAWIM ANAT FMM TW SNOmM C ana HASIU ; conducting a survey of all businesses The school administration in Ver­ children re-vactiiuuil in town for safety measures. He said non and the health department are even if a child has already had the Vernon kids love the dummy many need more lighting for their concerned about the outbreak of measles (Rubella) inoculation 646-1951 protKtion and the protection of the measles even though Vernon hasn't School officials said it is nut At Little Brenda Stibinger puckers up for a kiss from Lark-E as other children in the officers who have to check them, es­ been hard-hit yet. necessary to re vaccinate children PICK-UP SERVICE 319 BROAD ST. pecially in the rear of the buildings. School Supt. Raymond Ramsdell who were vaccinated when they were APPLIANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO Hockanum Valley Day Care Center in Vernon look on. Lark-E sits on the knee of his MANCHESTER, CT. “friend,” ventriloquist Art Robinson of Enfield. Robinson is a member of the National He said if something happens and Mrs. Olive Ferguson, head nurse 12 to 14 months old But those who OFFERED because of poor lighting, the and school medical adviser, are Association of Professional Ventroliquists. Lark-E was dressed in a mod leisure suit. were vaccinated before 1966 should merchant is liable. recommending that parents contact contact their doctor to see il re- (Herald photo by Richmond) Andrew Tricarico of the chamber their family doctor about having immunization is needed PAGE TWO-B — MANCHFSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 10. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M.mchejter. Conn . Thurs . Feb 10. 1977 -- PAGE THREE-B Area bulletin board Bolton Andover people faced heat f Rockville $101,765 hike sought Andover Ellington vices. The council will observe World drama V. hospital notes « — - ^ Day of Prayer March 4 at 7 p.m. at Roger Bolduc (left), the but stayed in the kitchen The Zoning Board of Appeals will John Cheyer, a member of the the First Congregational Church of constable, accuses Dr. for Bolton education conduct public hearings on three science department, and Michael Vernon. By DONNA HOLLAND man and $600 each for the other two removed from the ballot. Parry (played by Jed selectmen. About 10 of 50 persons The appointment gives the Admitted Wednesday: Lawrence Allen. requests Wednesday, Feb. 16, at 8 Vranos, a lOth-grade student at The Tolland County Art Associa­ Higgins) as the young girl Herald Correspondent p.m. at the Town Office Building. Ellington High School, have been tion will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at attending objected to the amount. selectmen full control over the con­ Oystal Lake Rd.. Tolland; Carol Dwyer. (played by Sandy Although the room was heated, Ellington Ave., Rockville: Cynthia Bolton School Supt Raymond Allen tracts which haven't been settled and Ronald 'and Norman Nadeau are chosen to participate in a science the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry The $6,000 salary was recommended stables. Tomaszewski) is unable to with the thermometer reading 77 Gallipo, Broad Brook; Anna Hyde. Kibbe has proposed a 1977-1978 budget of the possibility that transportation seeking permission for custodian's symposium at Yale University April Park. A technical workshop program by the Board of Selectmen. The Residents adopted an ordinance speak. degrees, there were no heated dis­ Rd . Ellington; John Kelly. Crystal l-ake $1,475,6(15. an increase of $101,765 costs may change. quarters in a dwelling on Hendee Rd. 11 and 12. will be offered to illustrate the ac­ l ^ r d of Finance recommended a exempting the taxes on Bishop's It’s a scene from the cussions at Wednesday night's Town Rd.. Tolland: Joan Pennington. Montauk over the current 1976-1977 budget Howard Pohi has asked for a side Robert Noonan, coordinator of the tivities of the weekly workshops. Still salary of $5,000. Lake. If the state finalizes its A "budget summary" is one of Bolton High School Drama Meeting in the Andover Elementary Dr., Vernon; Louise Rafuse. Taylor St , Allen said the recommendation, yard variance on Pine Ridge Dr. Cooperative Work Experience life subjects will be set up for pain­ Residents also approved the purchase by April 1, the amount Talcottville: Todd Seymour. Berkley Dr., several items on the agenda for the Club production of "The School cafeteria. now under review by the Board of Program at the high school, has been ting or sketching in any media. Mat following increases: Tax collector, exempted will be $411. Vernon; Florence Stampp, High Manor Board of Education tonight at 8 at the Arthur Aiden and Joseph Perotti are Spiral Staircase,” playing Education, represents an increase of named to the statewide advisory cutting and canvas stretching will be The thermostat was set at 60 from $1,650 to$2,400; treasurer, from Most residents appeared happy the Park, Rockville; Steven Watrous, High 5-8 Building of Bolton Elementary seeking reiief from frontage Friday and Saturday nights 7 3 per cent from 1976-1977. board. He will join seven other peo­ demonstrated. degrees and no one knew what was $825 to $1,200; registrars of voters, state, and not a private developer, St., Rockville. Center School. The meeting Is requirements on Hendee Rd. at Bolton Elementary ple on the vocational education com­ The Talcottville School is conduc­ wrong Wednesday night. It was from $225 to $300 each; building of­ purchased the property. The school board's finance com­ scheduled to end at 11 p.m. but the Andover Elementary School School. mittee. ting a special collection drive to ob­ learned this morning that exhaust ficial, from $1,600 to $2,500; fire An ordinance to have new Discharged Wednesday: Ann Boris. mittee has reviewed the spending length of the agenda makes that parents are asked to notify the schooi Other cast members are office of any change in address or tain audio-visual and athletic equip­ fans had been turned off to conserve marshal, from $400 to $500, and driveways paved from the road to the Pinney St., Ellington; Robert Boyle. plan for instructional and special adjournment time appear doubtful. Glen Faria, Denise DeMar- heat. telephone number. In school news, an ment for the school. Anthony finance board secretary, from $60 to property line was defeated because Ward St.. Rockville. William Dumas. learning programs and ad­ tin, Kathy Moore and Fox Hill Dr., Rockville; Dorothy area rug is needed for David Caron's Hebron Magliocco, school principal, said it is At the Town Meeting, Andover $75. residents felt "it is not clear and ministrative and support programs. The school board will act on David Teller. Gosselin. Lakeview Dr , Coventry; Milo sixth grade classroom; Colleen hoped to collect enough Campbell’s residents approved salary increases After past unsuccessful attempts, needs to be straightened out." The board is expected to finalize the resignations and appointments, in­ The Hebron Junior Women’s Club The play is being Philbrick, Pinney St.. Ellington; Lyda Keating's doils are on dispiay at the soup can labels before March 12 to for several elected officials, adopted the selectmen saw residents ap­ Residents questioned the material budget request next week and ap­ cluding the resignation of board is accepting applications until March produced with the help of Sutherland, Ward St.. Rockville: laiurie iibrary, and the library is iooking for earn a cassette recorder for the ordinances for appointed constables prove, by a 39-15 vote, the appoint­ that had to be used, the unequal prove it In March, Allen said. chairman William Vogel. Also on the 1 for the Phipps Memorial the Bolton Education Raezkowski. Gehring Rd , Tolland volunteers to file cards. school. Parents and friends of the and a tax exemption for Bishop's ment rather than the election of con­ amount of paving for different in­ Birth Wednesday: A son to Mr and agenda Contracts, new policies, Scholarship, for college juniors and Association and Bolton Allen declined to disclose details of school are asked to save labels. Lake, rejected an ordinance on stables. dividuals, driveways where there Mrs. William Gudauskas. Rockville curriculum changes, report cards seniors with a scholastic average of Center School’s Harlequin the recommended budget, citing un­ CBers will gather for a Valentine driveway installations and ap­ Selectmen will appoint seven con­ was no drainage problem, and who and several communications. at least 3.0. Applications may be ob­ Players. certainty over some employe con­ Bolton “CB Sweetheart Coffee Break” Sun­ propriated $10,000 to the snow and ice stables for two-year terms beginning would enforce the ordinance. tained from Mrs. Anthony Visconti of (Herald photo by Dunn) day at the Moose Club, Kingsbury control budget. July 1. Persons recently endorsed by Those at the meeting approved an The Hans Christian Andersen West St. Ave., from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. proceeds Those at the meeting approved a their respective caucuses to seek the appropriation of $10,(XX) to the snow Montessori Schooi wili hold an open The Junior Women's Club is plan­ will go to the heart fund. There will salary of $6,000 for the first select­ position will have their names removal and sanding budget. house Wednesday, Feb. 16, from 7:30 ning a program, “The Home Energy be two raffles with prizes to be a desk to 9:30 p.m. at St. George's Check,” Tuesday, Feb. 15, at 7:30 IMT 40 TMn M UllUOtaM SWViM «$i m E. ff;, 5: microphone and a Silver Eagle mike. Library seeks Episcopal Church. Scheduled are a p.m. at Phelps Hall. The program in­ Area school lunch menus Vernon Young Republicans will O p e n 24 H o u r s Dally slide show, dem onstration of cludes a slide presentation and guest more friends Oversight in Coventry teaching materials and discussion. speaker, Sylvia Schindler of the state meet Feb. 18 at 8:30 p.m. at the FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE AT The Montessori School will conduct Office of Planning and Energy home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Cummings, South Windsor Secondary srhools February is membership month for a free eye-testing clinic for children Policy. The public is invited. 57 Valley View Lane. Following a Monday: Bologna, salami and cheese the Friends of the South Windsor FAMOUS aged 3-4 Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. short business meeting, Charles Elementary b c Ii o o I s sub with lettuce and tomato, soup, pickle Library. Insert fixes town report and 1 to 3 p.m. at St. George's. The Allen, town youth services coor­ Monday: Hot dog on bun, potato puffs, chips, potato puffs. The telephone committee of the H U T I M OILS South Windsor dinator, will speak. To learn more wax beans. Tuesday: Italian sausage sub in tomato club is calling members to remind An “oversight" in Coventry's 1975- report, Ms, Gantner said. Margaret Jacobsen, Frank Ferotti, ALEX COLMAN 1 others clinic, open to the public, is planned Mrs. Dorothy Wilmot, a concerned Claire Hladky, David Rappe and OIL BURNER 8 in cooperation with the Connecticut call John Linderman, 549-5290 or 875- Tuesday: Spaghetti with Italian meat sauce, salad, french fries, fried onions them that renewals are due. Mrs. 1976 town report has been corrected. "The New Chuck Colson," a film sauce, salad, mixed vegetables, Italian and peppers optional. resident, said she recently sent two William O'Connor to the reorganized HEATINBINSTALUTION Society for the Prevention of 2398. Robert Cooney, membership chair­ Holly Gantner, assistant to the town bread and butter. Wednesday: Salisbury steak, whipped letters to Connolly about the omis­ Charter Revision Commission; SPRING Blindness. describing what happened to the The Tolland County Art Associa­ man, will distribute membership manager, said Tuesday. 643-5135 "White House hatchet man, will be tion will conduct classes in figure Wednesday: Baked chicken with gravy, potato with gravy, corn, roll and butter, applications. sion. Elizabeth Couch, Conservation Com­ whipped potato, corn, cranberry sauce, some baked potatos. Town Manager Frank Connolly told 315 Center Si. Menchesler shown at the Community Hall of drawing each Tuesday starting Feb. Membership fees are $lfor the Town Council this week that the State statutes require a town's an­ mission, and Leonard Benjamin, Wapping Community Church on roll and butter. Thursday: Pizza, salad, Italian bread nual report to include auditor’s GOP Town Committee. Coventry 22 from 2 to 4 p.m. Peg Winther and Thursday: Pizza, salad, ice cream cup students and senior citizens; $2 for auditor's recommendations had ac­ Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. There will be a and butter, ice cream cup or sandwich. recommendations as well as the The Democrats recommended June Linton will instruct. There will or sandwich. Friday: Chinese New Year dinner. individuals; $5 for families, and $10 cidentally been omitted from the This printing test pattern is The Booth-Dimock Library and the Edward Rossiter, Ruth Benoit, Ladies’ Night Supper at 6:30 p.m. be a fee of $20 for the eight-week ses­ Friday: Chinese New Year Dinner. All menus include milk and choice of for sustaining members. Checks can recently issued report. audit itself. part of The Herald quality First Congregational Church will George Bolduc, Ann Baker and Ralph Reservations are due this week. sion plus a 50-cent weekly donation. All menus include milk and choice of dessert. Timothy Edwards will serve piz­ be sent to Mrs. H. E. Fitts, 239 Oak The list of recommendations has Political news control program in order to sponsor a series of feature films at The Avery St. School PTA will Estelle Laschever of West Hartford desserts. za on Tuesday. St., South Windsor. been added to copies of the report at In Coventry politics, recent Thissel for the Charter Revision give you one ol the finest thechurch vestry, starting Sunday Commission; Thomas McLaughlin, newspapers in the nation. sponsor a Military Whist Friday at will teach painting classes at Lottie the Town Hall, and the inserts are meetings of the Republican and SUCKS at 7 p.m. with "The Autobiography Planning and Zoning Commission 7:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. Fisk Wednesday mornings starting also available there for residents Democratic Town Committees have of Miss Jane Pittman." The movie is Parents and friends are invited. To March 2. Registrations for both who have already obtained copies of resulted in suggestions for ap­ alternate; Sandy Young, William free and open to the public. learn more, call Rachel Anderson, classes will be accepted Feb. 15 from the report. pointments to town boards and com­ Ayers and Anthony Roberto, Parks The First Congregational Church and Recreation Commission, and 644-2157. 2 to 4 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m. The insertion of the auditor’s missions. will serve its Supper of the Month, ONLY Some 30 members of St. Bernard’s recommendations was well within The Republicans have Daniel Manley, Conservation Com­ for debt reduction, Saturday from 5 Vernon parish who have been nominated by the time limit for submitting the recommended these appointments: mission. to 6:30 p.m. An appetizer, roast beef, the Parish Council have started mashed potato, vegetable, dessert Mrs. Roger Gallic has been in­ preparation for eucharistic ministry. I and beverage are on the menu. The stalled as president of the Greater Bishop Daniel P. Reilly will be asked Plainfield results Plainfield entries public is invited; tickets are Rockville Area Council of Church to approve the candidates, who will available at the door. Women United. Other officers are start assisting with Communion the v m s m a a m lthA5-lf The Board of Tax Review will hold Mrs. John Fluckinger, vice presi­ second Sunday of Lent. Parisioners sn o m m id ) 1. HdMt Gn in nth C 5-1$ IMITC r HOLLISTER' m o k u m - m m k e u SM ilkln 1I.M I.M 7JI rOSTTMLIFJL i Prkter'$ Abry M 1. FVi M WmA n 1. IM Mm public meetings next week to hear dent; Mrs. Homer Waltz, secretary, will have the option of receiving com­ FVT TM S CMBI (Q 7-hMr’i JM U l iM l$tlTC i Qtt$ic M 41 i lirlwtor M i Ar|o'i PriM OSTOMY PRODUCTS taxpayers’ appeals from and Mrs. J. Francis Wood, 7-YMMFnOwi liM L2I IN H b n rM iM 1. 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Especially since he would tonovich were present at the Flames. 143-387, Don McAllister NY Knicks 24 26 .462 8 ILl.INi; jV GTS-IS Richardson 149, Bill Win­ 14.M 2.50 the win. Windham tilt. have been the second victim. meeting. pacing golf Elsewhere in the 143-380, Dave Krinjak 142- Buffalo le 33 .353 Upping its record to 2-7 H78-16 M.M M.H 1 7 0 Manchester should get off the No. 1, it wouldn’t break the “We should have two good lines National Hockey League, nie 142. ____ 370, Ben Cuneo 136-360, NY Nets 17 35 .327 15 yesterday was llling Junior L78-15 M.M M.M 3 0 0 So the 24-year-old Argentinian, good player 6-0 than to beat him 6-2 doldrums tomorrow night against Manchester coffers. One non-gate now, Lyle, Webster and Rogers on PALM SPRINGS. Calif. (UPI) - Montreal blitzed Van­ Pete Brazitis 139-365, Stan High’s jayvee basketball AS prkw pliM lai and old tin, seeded first in the $50,000 Springfield or 6-3,” he said. “Vilas started ser­ SPICE- Yvette Holmes Enfield High but the closing two tilts won’t be a calamity. And No. 2, one and Keon, McKenzie and An­ Please, don't wake up Rik couver, 6-0, Cleveland beat Mirucki 135, Don Flavell O n iral Division team with a 54-40 win over International Tennis Classic, got his ving better in the second set and he 141-361, Mary Orsini 126, will be troublesome. Fermi High, a maybe a packed house would give the tonovich on the other. Other teams Massengale and Bruce Lietzke. Los Angeles, 6-3, Buffalo 359, Jim Bell 362, Hank W L Pet. GB St. James. Alex Britnell act together Wednesday after a didn’t give me many chances.” Carol Casterline 125, L. likely winner over East Hartford cagers an emotional lift, a great shot won’t be able to zero in on one line The two young Texans are in a edged the New York Frey 362, Nick Twerdy 371, Wash. 29 21 .580 and'Terry McConville had horrible first set and defeated In other afternoon matches, fourth- Smith 131, Nancy Joyce High Friday, cannot afford a loss if it in the arm for any team. anymore.” trance and they have the “do not dis­ Rangers, 2-1, Colorado out­ Mel Burbank 359, Ed Bur­ Houston 29 22 .569 ‘A 18 and 16 points respective­ Retreads Australian Colin Dibley, 0-6, 6-4, 6-2 seeded Balasz Toroczy of Hungary 130-348, Vivian Shelden 349. wants to qualify for the State Tourna­ As a Jewish mother bringing The Whalers may have a new turb" sign up. lasted Minnesota, 8-6, and bank 373. Oeve. 27 23 .540 2 ly for the Rams while Dub in second round action in the tour­ defeated George Hardie of Long 2tX WITH SNOW-BITING POWER! i.r7 au /it ment. That, along with the Falcons’ chicken soup to a sick friend would goalie in uniform by the weekend, They made some unbelievable Chicago salvaged a, 4-4, tie ANTIQUES- Bev Ander­ San Ant. 28 25 .528 Falkowski had 17 markers nament. Beach, Calif., 6-1, 3-6, 6-3; sixth- putts in the opening round of the five- New Orl. 24 29 .453 6(k say, ’It couldn’t hoit.’ Dave Dryden. Ryan and Dryden have with Washington. son 146-370, Carol Seretto PINNETTES- Carol for St. James. Earlier Wednesday, third-seeded seeded Buster Mottram of England round Hope Classic Wednesday and Atlanta 21 34 .382 low Vijay Amritiraj of India fell to un­ had several talks and the former is it’s not at all surprising they are the In the World Hockey 125-360, Joanne Cochran Moriarty 197-497, ousted Mike Fishbach Great Neck, confident the Edmonton man will Association, Cincinnati 156-134-^1, Linda Moore Rosemary 'Thibodeau 190- SENIOR seeded Bob Hewitt, 27, from South N.Y., 7-6, 6-3, and Peter Fleming of leaders, along with Alan Tapie. WeTlIern (Conference 1*37^ join the Whalers this season and plug routed Indianapolis, 9-0, 130-360, Fran Jamaitis 146- 186-519, Wanda Bonadies Tom Juknis pumped in 34 Africa, 1-6, 6-1, 7-6. Chatham, N.J., defeated Trey Massengale shot an 8-under-par 64 Midwrsl Division Q.HTe M /tt the most glaring weakness. at Indian Wells, the easiest of the and Phoenix edged Bir­ 357, Donna Bremser 129- 199- 483, Joyce Corriveau points followed by Rich Unsung hero day Second-seeded Stan Smith from Waltke of St. Louis, 6-3, 4-6, 7-6. W L Pci. GB B7t-13 Hilton Head, S.C., had less trouble four courses they use in the Hope, mingham, 4-3, in overtime. 139-353, Joanne Cox 127-341, 190, Ginger Yourkas 187- Denver 34 17 .667 Kichnet (28), Collins Judd -* “. and he could hardly believe it. Sabres 2, Rangers 1 Arlene Hubbard 342. 472, Pamela Stone 177, Bar­ 2 33 with his opponent, sweeping Detroit 31 23 .574 4W (17), Hank Brown (16), Joe CHICAGO (UPI) — Baseball’s unsung heroes will get their chance for the Evanston, Hi., native Eric Friedler, Gil Perreault and Andre bara Goddard 178-500, Dolly Kan. City 27 27 .500 8W Quaglia (12) and Rom S3 Sahm tirea eMiUbto • M 00 lire per limelight this year, at least at Comiskey Park. 7-5, 6-3. Another seeded player, Simsbury skaters win Savard each registered his SNOW WHITE- Mary Dawood 178-480, Harriet Indiana 25 28 .472 10 Siemienski (10) to lead M pr«e« Plus 36<: 10 per l»re Fed i#a tap tnd 2 rectppetPe wet J7S M/IS. 17« W Bill Veeck, owner and chief show- Haroon Rahim, defeated West Ger­ 23rd goal of the season to Jarvis 141-351, Maureen Coons 467, Lois Begin 472, Chicago 22 32 .407 I3W Frank’s Market to an man for the Chicago White Sox many’s Frank Gebert, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5, in Only 20 per cent of was all the scoring in the Hughie’s Weight Room lift Buffalo over the Tomkiel 5L___ Kathy Satryb 187, Gail Milwaukee 16 42 .276 21W overwhelming 117-78 win and Bob Kennedy, now the general celebrated his 63rd birthday a second round match. Simsbury High hockey opening session but the Rangers. Sabres net- Shimaitis 186, Anne Noyes over Schiebel’s last night manager-base operations of the RESTAIRANT- Hank I’arifir Divikinn HONOR Wednesday with a promise to sing team’s shot found the mark 'Trojans added four goals in minder Gerry Desjardins 476, Betty Plumley 459. at llling. Duke Hutchinson Chicago (Tubs, who was with the Hewitt roared back from a 1-6 first Training Equipment tor Frey 17(M26, Skip Cool 157- W L Pci GB the praises of those formerly unsung. set deficit to take Amritraj in a but when you take 50 shots the second period and was beaten only by Pat Los Ang. 34 19 .642 (20). Joe Cannon (14). White Sox three times as a player. 425, Pat Irish 181-422, Rob For instance, he said, there was tiebreaker third set. He was out of that percentage is more closed it out with five more alt ages Hickey as Buffalo extended FRIENDSHIP- Joan Portland 35 20 .636 Steve Rascher (12). Carl Howie Judson, who in 1949 set a club Cochran 153-407, Gene Even Paul Waner came up in action for five months last year after than sufficient as the tallies in the final 15 SAUNA & its unbeaten string over Grillo 172-405, Emil Fogg 186, Pegge Shelsky Gold. St. 29 23 .558 4W Hohenthal (12) and Pat record by losing 14 straight games. Seattle 28 26 .519 6W guaranteed cu sto m er SERVICE EVERYTIME Veeck’s conversation. ”He played undergoing elbow surgery, and after Trojans whitewashed minutes. New York to 12 games. Palm ier! 150-403, Don 200- 493, Sandy Kershaw Collet (10) paced the And Paul LaPalme, who once was left field with no shoes,” Veeck said. his match Wednesday he had to apply Manchester High, 10-0, last Marc Duncan, Rick • WHA 178-454, Chris Balsewicz Phoenix 25 26 490 8 losers. instructed by Manager Al Lopez to Logan 162-395, Alex Ur- an icepack to the elbow. night at the Bolton Ice Samuelson, Duncan and Richie Leduc scored banetti 169-391, Frank 201- 485, Norma Hunt 190, Carl Frantz netted 30 “throw it in the dirt or in the grands­ Veeck had a lot of names. Pat No Membership Required “1 played more aggressively than Palace. The Indians now Samuelson again were three goals and Rick Blank 392, Lee Prior 151- Lee Bean 181-478, Lou Tou- points, Bruce Ledoyt 24, tand, or just hold it, just don’t let him Seerey, Zeke Bonura, Sammy WccIncHilay’n Rraulla 325 BROAD ST. normal,” he said afterward. show an over-all record of the lamp-lighters in the Dudley two to support the 388, Dan Vignone 384, John tain 181-471, Pat Bill Morgan 19 as Fogarty hit it.” LaPalme threw the ball Esposito, who rode the bench behind Gallagher 454, John Keeney Los Angeles 105. Buffalo 90 “Sometimes that backfires, but 5-14. middle stanza. Kaminski, shutout goaltending of new­ Bremser 383, Lee Courtney NY Nets 93. New Orleans 89 Bros, outlasted Moriarty anyway and It was a home-run pitch, Nellie Fox, Chico Carrasquel and MANCHESTER today I came off.” Allan DeVane, Bob Hickey, III0N.-HII. lO tm -gfM comer Jacques (^ron in 382, Jim Cochran 381, Joe 236-511, Steve Pelletier 210- Philadelphia 107. Bros.. 99-89. Joe costing the Sox a victory in Luis Aparicio for seven years, Marv OPEN U T . A SUN. 10 am • 3 pm 561, Don Searles 202-5^, With Dibley it was a different Scott Kaminski was Dave Carlson and Duncan Cincinnati’s rout over In­ Dworek 378, Jim Evans Milwaukee 104 VanOudenhove had 26 Baltimore seconds before the Rotblatt, Sol Rogovin, Willie Miran­ 646-3356 story. He said he got a “false sense of credited with a first-period completed the goal scoring dianapolis ... and Frank 370, John Izzo 366, Harry Bill Avery 214-534, Carl Houston 108, Chicago 103 points, Joe Amaio 15 and curfew. da. Jack Harshman, Les Moss, Red Mon., Tu m ., Wad.. Fri. R-S:30 security” after shutting Vilas out in Simsbury score, actually for Simsbury. SOI EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Hughes’ goal at 8:41 of Buckminster 365, Nick Lepak 216-584, Roger San Antonio 135. Delroit 129 Bob Beckwith, Kurt Or Floyd Baker, who hit one home Wilson, Don Kolloway, and the White Indiana 110. NY Knicks 109 TtMira. R-R; 8M. R-4KM the first set. deflected home by a Manchester got off 18 overtime lifted Phoenix Twerdy 362, Jazz Fuller Feder 202, Don Woodbury Carlson and Ben Grzyb 12 run in 13 years with the White Sox, Sox’ first bonus baby, Jim Baumer. A t The Green, Manchester 507, Mike Ryan 518. AtlanU 99. Seattle 98 “That’s why it’s worse to beat a Manchester player. That shots on eoal. over Birmingham. 361, Rich Surdell 361. apiece for Moriarty’s. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Fefa. 10, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-B PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 10, 1977 Aneouneemenia 3 Anaouneatneeta 3 Anneuncamaata Hemee For Sale 33 HouaeMd Qooda 40 Oega-SIrdt-Peie 43 Court o( Probate Htip Wtnltd 13 District of Manchester ESTATE OF ADA R FOGG, deceased Offered by the SONY TRINITRON Color TV FREE TO GOOD hom t - PART TIME Person - for Pursuant to an order of Hun William National Weather Forecast - Solid state. IS’’. Model KV Eleven weeks old. 3/4 GmiMa E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must kitchen and cleaning. Laurel 1510. $300. CaU 648-7150 after S b e ^ n l, 1/4 Colli* DugotM be presented to the fiduciary named Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. below OR or before May 3. 1977 or be PHILBRICK sU CallMMSW. barred by law. The fiduciary Is: Apply 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Joseph F. Fogg weekdays. MOVING - Living room fur­ 55 Westminster Hoad S h e H c r a t d SEVENTH • Month - old Manchester. Conn. niture, triple dresser and female Irish Setter, aU STATIONARY ENGINEER - B m Is , ______06040______AGENCY mirror. Lamps assortment. papers. Very friendly Cad CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Oil fired, high 'pressure MANCHESTER - Im­ Easy chairs, pictures, after * a m., *4*431$. Court of Probate bailers and auxiliary equip­ maculate eight room frames. Exerciser Vibrator. Notice to creditors ment. Second shift (subject to F^TATE OF MAHY G SQGATRITO Cokmial. Two years old. CaU evenings, *48484$. change), rotation work week. aka MAHY M SQUATRITO. dweased First floor family room. Pursuant to an order of Hun William Three years experience MOVING SOUTH • Gar *o*4*-Aee*e*df4ee E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must operation and maintenance of Its baths, four bedrooms, be presented to the fiduciary named PHONE 643-2711 fireplace, wall-to-wsll Sale • Tors, furniture, pU below on or before May 2, 1977 or be high pressure boilers baby crib, and lots of mi>- CLASSIC 17 Foot - ThonMoa barred by law. The fiduciary is FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD required. Apply Personnel Of­ carpeting throughout. Two cellaneous Items. February .roke Runabodt, 66 H.P. Dominic J. ^uatrilo fice, Monday thru Friday, 8:30 car garage.' Large treed l$th. and 13th. 10 to 5. nson. trailer. AM 63 East Center Street excellent. Needs no work, fat­ Manchester. Conn. a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Mansfield lem t iiiuiMtMai lot. $59,900. Huckleberry Lane, 06040 Training School, Mansfield 41 - HOLLYWOOD SECTION Manchester. ly equiyed, sharp. Must be INDEX Depot, Cionn. An ^ u a l Oppor­ - Seven _ Ifo o m LEGAL NOTICES ADVERTISING tunity Employer. W-, Colonial. Recently SOLID MAHOGANY - 1 - - Lott and Pound remodeled, in Immaculate Bureaus, and night stands. NOTICE 2 - - Ptrionali RATES 7-11 FOOD Stores - Now H i *** 3 - condition. Prime location. Reproductions of Queen Vtc- ADVERTISEMENT “ Announc#m«nti taking applications for torian Period. Excellent con- 4 - EnitrttinmenI 1 day — 11( word per day 'tS i New carpeting, wall-to- FOR BIDS T iim f responsible people for part un W| Al$«l lOOOC A&y # dlUon. CaU 8464893. WANTED Anthnic furnltur*, 5 - Auclioni 3 days ... 10c word par day wall throughout. First Sealed bids will be received 6 dayi — 9< word per day time work. Flexible hours. a - glass, pewter, oil pelntlngs, or FINANCIAL Apply in person, between 10 door family room, garage. nllquc II by the Housing Authority of 0 - 26 days — 8a word per day TAG SALE Moving South, enttqu* Item i. B Bonda-Slockt'Mortatatt IS words $2.00 minimum ana 5 at '7-11 Food Store, 393 Only $46,500. • Harrison . *t$«ni*. the City/Town of Tolland, for 9 - Personal Lotnt For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Feb. 11. Thursday night ^verytblnje v e r y th in must go! 10 - Insurance Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch Burnside Avenue, East Hart­ RAISED RANCH - Eight Electric Ranges and Electric will find rain failing over the lower Plains region, while ford, Conn. No phone calls. rooms, four bedrooms, one , CLOCKS, DoUa Refrigerators to be furnished EMPLOYMENT some snow or smow flurries occur near the lower Lakes .‘■sisi M i~ 13 - Hurry! Mall or Bring Your Ad Today! ; Boston Turnpl Paintlnjs, Trains, Early and delivered at site of Help Wanted region and upper Rockies. Elsewherm, mostly fair weather full and two half baths, 14 - Business Opporiunities ADMINISTRATOR - Plan fireplaced family room. Bedroom funulure, bureaus, Toys. Ststues, PurnUdre, Project E-107, Tolland, 15 - Situation Wanted is predicted. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate Jugs, Crocks, Almost SWEET Hein direct and supervise complete Wall-to-wall carpeting lamps, tables, chain, washing Connecticut, until 6:30 p.m., 4-week summer arts pro^am MANCHESTER EVENING HERAL9 mariiine etc. Anything Old. *482*80. EDUCATION Dance to "N e m M it* 2l\c Kcralii throughout. Two car gar­ on 3 March. 1977 at Town IB - Private Inairuclions with variety of courses. Send P.O. BOX 591 19 - Scnoois-Ciasses age, acre lot. Asking $45,- WANTED - OM toys, poto Manager's Office at Tolland, 20 - Manchester resume before February 15, Instructions Wanted 1977, Arts of Tolland, P.O. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 ctM sulia City 37 (55), Los Angeles 50 (70). MUmi 56 (74)$New Orleans 000. cards, steins, stringN In­ Connecticut, at which time High School 46 (69), New York U (50), Phoenix 45 (73), San FYancisco 45 □ MI8C. FOR DALE and place all bids will be REAL ESTATE Box 163, Tolland, Q . 06084. Aovomtim IMMACULATE 7-Room struments. ulntings, tar- 23 - Homes lor Sale Clarke Arena. (63). Seattle 44 (53). St. Louis 36 ( 57), Washington 35 ( 55). nlture, clocks, advertlsbig publicly opened and read 24 - Raised Ranch, IW baths, LolS'Land lor Sate Dear Sire: Items, outright purchate, con­ aloud. 25 - Investment Property Friday, Feb, 11th. HARTFORD ROAD Dairy new modern kitchen, dining Arifele* tor Sale 41 26 - Business Property (}ueen - Part time, short order signments. *444862. Discuss new facilities A satisfactory Bid Bond 27 - 7:30 to 10:30 Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special room, family room, walk­ Resort Property cook. 11 to 3, five days week. 28 - Reel Estate Wanted money-saving rate of *4.001 out basement, 2 car gar­ ALUMINUM sheets used as executed by the bidder and Admission at the Door Apply in person, between 9 sureties in the amount equal age, well landscaped yard. printing plates, .007 thick, William Ballantyne, coordinator of Educational Community Associates MISC. SERVICES ADVERTISING $1.75 and 11. $3x32", 2S cents each or 5 for 31 - Services Offered CHECK ENCLOSED U CASH ENCLOSED Homea For Sale 33 Homea For Sale 33 $39,900. to 5''! of the total bid or a cer­ $1. Phone 643-2711. at 645 Birch Mountain Rd. discusses the comfortable atmoshpere with 32 - Painimg.Papering DEADLINE MANCHESTER - Attrac­ tified check equivalent to 5% 33 - Building-Contreclino MAKE MONEY while the □ RENTAL! Esther R. Rubin, left, faculty member, Helen Kopman and Roberta of the total bid shall be sub­ 34 - Rooing-Siding 12:00 noon the day before Happy Birthday kids are in school. Instead of Manchestar A W dnltv n o r tive Seven Room Cape. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 35 - Heating.Plumbing publication. (1) i») (3) (4) (5) First floor family room, Ruland, volunteers, during an open house (Herald photo by Pinto) mitted with each bid. The 36 - Flooring To Our waiting in the house for the ScouU, Boy and Girl Scouts, Deadline tor Saturday and modern eat-in kitchen, Booms $Dr Bom4 S t successful bidder will be 37 - Moving-TfueVing.Storage Good Neighbor kids to come home, become Brownies, nurses, East required to furnish Perfor­ 38 — Services Wanted Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. an Avon Representative. You “SEMTRY" fireplace, dining room, CitboUc School. 649-1226. Mr. Manningl can meet p^ple, earn money ESSEX MOTOR INN-WoeUy mance and Payment Bonds in MISC. FOR SALE Manch«*t*r Bettor ttwn iMw, 3 yr. young treed lot. Only $38,900. 40 - Love, and be home before they get (•) (?) (» (9) (10) PERSIAN RUGS • OrienUal rooms, single $64.H; deiM* full amount of contract. ■ Household Goods Oarrison Colonial, front lo back CAPE — Seven rooms, 41 - Articles for Sole PLEASE READ Anastasia, Mark Jr., there. For details call 5 ^ excellent condition. Four Design. Various sixes. Prices $66.96, Plus tax. CeoUaMUl The Housing Authority of 42 - Building Supplies 9401. living room, formal dining room, almost hall the market price! breakfast, maid larrlc*, 43 ^ Pets -Birds- Dogs YOUR AD Anthony and bedrooms, master one Is New adult school the City Town of Tolland 8424904. uUllUes. parking. CaU 141- 44 — Livestock Alexandra largo kKchon, 11A batli^ vinyl king site. Shed dormer, reserves the right to reject 45 - Boats & Accessories Classified ads are taken over BOOKKEEPER and general (13) (14) $200. (11) (12) (15) aiding. I ’tf. aluminum siding, treedlot, any and all bids and to waive 46 - Sporting Goods the phone as a convenience. office clerk needed. Strong SWIMMING POOLS • Large 47 - Garden Products The Herald is responsible lor Eaal HarMord Naw Hating, apotlaaa Ranch on rec room. $35,900 $20. PER WEEK. On* WMk any informality in bids, when 48 - bookkeeping background and pool dlslributor hat luxury Antiques only one incorrect Insertion and started last week 49 - Wanied to Buy ability to type a definite plus. i IrafHc-froo alroot, firoplacod NEW — Deluxe Expan­ above ground pools in o r l |^ I security. Parking, kitchen such action is deemed to be in then only to the size of the dable Cape, "country privUege*. TV. cJh I48460I the best interest of the Send resume and■ salary alary (16) (17) (16) (19) (20) living room, aupor kltchon, roc cartons. Guaranteed, MUST RENTALS original Insertion. Errors which kitchen," formal dining between 6 and I p.m. An educational community for adults Dr. Pet developed the first educational Authority. 52 - Rooms lor Rent do not lessen the value of the requirements to Box H, room, garage, oxtraa. CLEAR WAREHOUSE for 53 - Apartments tor Rent Manchester Herald. room, 4 bedrooms. Urge new 1977 pools - $889 com­ has been established at 645 Birch Moun­ community at the National Institute of Specifications are on file advertisement will not be cor­ □ N O TICES Manchaatar Waat alda location, now 7-room 54 - Homes tor Rent rected by an additional Inser­ SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. pletely erected. 3UI60D - CLEAN, COMFORTABLE • and can be obtained at the of­ 55 - fireplaced living room, ful­ tain Rd. on the site of the former Mental Health Clinical Research Center Business for Rent tion. Dutch Colonial, lat floor family I5i24 swim area, complete Sleeping room. For 1 56 - Resort Property for Rent SHEET METAL Man - First Ad over 30 words — Regular Pries ly carpeted; 2 baths,2 car Children’s School. fice of the Housing Authority room, country kltchon, front to bto working genUeman' CaU in Lexington, Ky. 57 - Wanied to Rent Lost and Found 1 class, production type work. garage. $54,900. with Uner, ladder, pump, sun of the City; Town of Tolland 58 - Misc for Rent Overtime and benefits. deck, fencing and stairs. 6484701 after 6 p.m. Called Educational Community The new center includes an informal NAME...... back living room, largo 2 FAMILY - Duplex 5-5, Connecticut. Dynamic Metal Products Co., Financing arranged. Ab­ Associates, it was organized by Dr. living room, a behavioral study library, a AUTOMOTIVE . . FOUND - Grey cat. Am- bodrooma, all city con- 1V5 baths, new kitchen No bid may be withdrawn 61 - Autos for Sale Inc. 422 North Main Street, ADDRESS...... 'cKy...... siitt...... zip cod*. solutely no obligation. CaU toll ROOM FOR Female - AU [)onald Pet, Manchester psychiatrist. behavioral study file, a media center and Announcements 3 bassador Drive area. Please vonloncoa. for a period of thirty (30) days 62 - Trucks tor Sale call 646-8639 after 5:00 p.m. Manchester. 646-4048. cabinets, 1st floor laundry free l-6002e4S», aak (or tttiUUc* included, and com- Dr. Pet defines the community as "an a kitchenette. 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale PHONE NO...... CUSSIfICATION...... Andovor Price alaahod on thia 4 badroom room, separate heating Frank. tote house privileges. Call subsequent to the opening of 64 - Molorcycles-Bicycles environment where a person has the best The center offers courses in responsive the bids without the written 65 - Campers-Trailers-Mobile TWO OPENINGS available in OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 28th., 1»T7 yaar-round Capa acroaa from systems. Good income. tri-Bie. likelihood to provide the necessary sup­ parenting, adult sexuality, yoga, weight consent of the Housing Homes CLASSIFIED area which will lead to Iho town beach, aluminum $45,500. SWIMMING POOL 66 - Automotive Service Peraonale i managerial position. Car Dlitrlbutor - Must dlwoee of PLEASANT ROOM (or reto la port system we need to learn and grow, to control, assertiveness training, finding Authority of the City Town of 67 - Autos for Rent-Lease aiding, garaga, low 30’a. N E W ER - Three Bedroom useful. Cali 872-4515. Two Family, in quiet above ground pools. In d l Ft. men’s roaming houM. Kitehea foster cultural, emotional, spiritual, in­ one’s way with clay, relaxation and Tolland, Connecticut. COPPERCRAFT GUILD is in Manchaatar Bo a landlord. Now 5-8 Duplex, outside diameter, only $677, prlvitoge*. Fraeperklag. Osa- Homea For Sale neighborhood. Aluminum tellectual and social development —and behavioral studies. Further information is Housing Authority of the area. Call for some Free DENTAL HYGIENIST - Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 33 3 bodrooma, batha, aaparala Includes filter, sun dMk, in­ tral tocattoo. 6424iill, altar I the Town of Tolland Help Wanted and brick exterior. AH yet be fun, to maintain some recreational available by calling 646-0711. 13 copper, or part time work. Connecticut license required, tumacaa oach alda, oxcollant In­ stallation. Financing p.m. Chairman, 871-1508. MANCHESTER - Large Two appliances, carpeting available. Ceil Kevin toll tree, characteristics." 35-hour week. Good starting family, eleven rooms, oon.- coma, low maintonanco, 387,- Rev. Donald Miller salaty plus excellent fringe thyoughout, air con 1-2083I7-W12. PLEASANT ROOM (or INTERIOR DECORATOR venlent location, reduced to 500. ------'T-- TIMID! LONELY! Mr. X will benefits. Apply Personnel 01- CARRIERS NEEDED ditloners, large closets, working person. Kitchen talk for you or to you. Send $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, custom cabinets, stained MORSO WOOD Heat Hand­ privUege*. parking, We are accepting fice, Monday through Friday, Rraltor. 643-4535. applications for a fullII ftime 8:30 A.M. your request, phone number, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. To Dollvor TIM Mmehastor Evonlng wood work. $250 per month book - For stoves and line. Reli'erencei reqairod. conmission Selling Position five dollars to: LIP Mansfield Training School, each side. $59,900. llrtpUcet. Comllete details *47-9032. in our Decorator Shop. Herald in East Hartford, In the (ollowlhg SERVICE, P.O. Box 404, Mansfield Depot, Conil. An MANCHESTER - Exciting SENTRY MANCHESTER-Private on loading, burning, InsUUa- Knowledge of the field is South Windsor, Conn. 06074. Ckxitemporary Ranch. Custom Apertmeme For Raa4 II required. Apply: Personnel equal opportunity employer, VMS* country setting. One year tlon, chimnles, etc. For your to 5:00 P.M. built for present owners. Real Estate Services copy tend $1.23 to: Shawnee Department, Tuesday 1 to 3. M/F. Ralph Rd., Tolland L. Bold SL. old, eight room center hall ana 6 to 8: Wednesday 10 to 8 Eight rooms, four bedroonu, Fireplace Dlstrllfttori, Dept WE HAVE customer*itomcrs waiting1 12 and I to 3; Saturday 10 to fireplaced family room, at­ Ck>lonial. Featuring first M, BO TolUnd Street, E u t (or the rentali of< y m aM rt- •k'kitifitii-k'k-kitififitifitifit-k-k'k-k-k 12. CLERK FOR Meat Depart­ CIpolla Dr., and RumsMa Avo. REALTOR-ML& 289-4331 Monday thru Friday Announcements 3 ment - Selling, invoicing, etc. tached two car garage. Call floor fireplaced family HarUord, Conn. 06106. ment or bom*.n*. J O. Rm I SHOP THURSDAY Knowledge of calculator help­ Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 646- room, with beamed EiUte Atfodate*. lac. 148 SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. SAT. 8:30 to 12 NOON YOU CAN Send your own Per­ CALL 647-9946 3233. J. Watson Beach Co., cathedral ceiling. Eat-in FOR SALE - 200 feet of air INO. FMniv £ QiniRniv GOLD BOND Manchester Parkade ful. Apply Gaer Bros., 140 Rye An Equal Opportunity Eiployor sonal Television Show to your Street, South Windsor. Herald Circulation Dept Manchester Office, 647-9iW. MANCHESTER - This KEEP SMILING kitchen, with work isUnd. compressor hose with connec­ rrami a oni ui^ m i BEDDING NOW ON SALE! Valentine's TV set. Call Video Equal Housing Opportunity. remodeled 8-room older home Formal dining room, front tors, $100. Heavy duty foot LOOKING (or anythin in real Valentine, 643-8461, after 6 KEEP HAPPY eetate rental • apanmente, . • EARLY BIRD SPECIALS • NURSES AID - Experienced. in fine < residential to back living room, 2W trap machine and two boxes of H e r a l b p.m. Hospital trained preferred. neighborhood awaits your clay pigeons, $B. galvanized homes, multiple dweUlap, no baths, (our large fees. Call JT). R a a liM te Car is necessary. Medical Bualneta Opportunity 14 leisurely inspection. Four pipe for CB antennas, II feet FULL SIZE SET Announcenientt TRAINEE POSITION - Lab MANCHESTER - Hartford bedrooms. Sliders to patio, long, $15. each. 1 5/$'’ heavy Associates, Inc. O^INO. TWIN Placement Service, 232-5226. Technician for our second REAL ESTATE bed ro o m s, 1 1/2 b a th s, two car garage, acre to place a Claaainad' Road. Immaculate custom aluminum pipe (not SIZE ‘123 shift. Applicant must have a SMALL ENGINE Service fireplace, garage, and more. EAST HARTFORD - kladera Ad...call 643-2711. OPPORTUNITIES to learn SALES Priced in the $W’s. Zinsser built two bedroom Duplex. plus lot. K '), 20 feet tong, $18. per SET QUEEN SIZE SET high school diploma, with a Corporation expanding dealer Fireplace, appliances, gar­ two bedroom TownhoaM. new trade/outside work. Op­ strong chemisu7 , physic, and network. No experience xcellent opportonity now I Agency, 646-1511. length (delivered), $1.00. portunities to earn $150 a Favailable for licensed] age. Lovely t r m lot. Details, Inifaliatlon avellable’, H2- Heit and bm water, 1 1/2 ‘159 math background. Apply at necessary. Complete training baths, disposal, dishwasher, week, and up. Phone 528-3869, kmotivated salespersons, f MANCHESTER - You wlU Stephens Realty, 6434973. 8616. Multi-Circuits. Inc., 50 program. $500. Investment full basement with hook-op*. I □ EMPLOYMENT between 9 and 2 only. . Harrison Street, Manchester. required to start your own [Professional training.. enjoy the 17’x23’ family room PHILBRICK three little words. $245. CaU 5381706 day*. MANCHESTER - Six room FURNITURE GALORE - and An Equal Opportunity business. Ideal for retired or lExcellent commissions.! in ttus 7-room Cape plus the 2 (AND MOREI) BABYSITTER NEEDED - fireplaces, garage and many Cape. Recently redecorated. Iota more. Used A Bit Fur­ Hefp Wanted 13 Employer. part time. Details on request. [(k>ntact Mr. Rothman inj MANCHESTER - 20 Locoft For two school children daily, Mrr. Barker. ESCA Field other features. Located close Rec room, walking distance to niture, 679 Main Street, East Itotal confidence. AGENCY Hartford. Tuesday through Street. First (toor, (our roomi 11:30a.m., to 6:00 p.m. Bolton RN - ALL Shifts, full and part Training Division Box 619, to schools, shopping, church, schools, stores. Built-ins, new PHONE FROM home to ser­ location. Please call 643-7088, driveway. Aluminum siding, FYiday 11-6, Saturday, 184. heated. Available immediate­ time. New Health Care Facili­ Wading River, New York. this home is a good buy. DEALTORS ly. $220. CaU 148241$, I a.m. vice our customers in the after 6:00 p.m. Priced in the $40*. Zinsser pool.I. $M.5f1,500. 643-2881. Manchestej; area, flexible ty. Vernon Manor. Cali Mrs. 11792. FRECHETTE a MARTIN ^ to 5 p.m. 'Tobin, 871-0385. Agency, 646-1511. hours, super earnings, 249- RETAIL SALES - Looking for iRMfton 848-41441 SEVEN ROOM Raised 64642DD FIREWOOD FOR Sale 7773. situation Wanted 15 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ■ -'I a special individual, with SECRETARY - Manufac­ MANCHESTER - New listing. Ranch. Treed lot, country excellent oak wood. Cut experience in paint and Six room Cape with garage, kitchen, formal dining room, during the summer. $75 full First (toor, (our sunny rooms, SALES POSITION - Straight turing. To $160. Assist direc­ BABYSITTING - In my home. with appliances. No pets. wallpaper, or building tor of research and develop­ Ages two years and up. Your fireplace 2 full baths, 3 carpeted family room, cord, $40 half cord, s^ lt and commissions, leads furnished materials. Two 32 hours ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful bedrooms, reniodeled kitchen, flelostone fireplace, sliders, MANCHESTER - Free Ume delivered. Cash. 6487M. UtUltie* extra. $17K 03400. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. ment, in various secreta^ transportation. Call 6^1554. positions available, in our and spacious year round four plus rec room. All of this for huge deck, 2-car garage. 74^ to ski and to travel. Six rooms, and administration functions. MANCHESTER - Three room Manchester/Rocky Hill MATURE WOMAN wiU do bedroom CTontemporary. only $36,900. Call today, 2 1/2 baths condo. Just right FURNITURE GALORE and RNs and LPNs - Full time and Proven secretarial Fireplaces in living room and apartm ent In two fam ily branches. Requires some experience, good typing, and house cleaning on a part-time Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. for that family that likes to Iota more. Used A Bit Fur­ part time. Weekend relief. 7 evening and weekend work. family room. 21/2 oaths, acre -travel and Priced In the niture, 579 Main Street, East bouse. Appliance oUUUe*. Inlrodiiciiiii a lillle luxury hy B a S ^ tt a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in person steno skills needed. Position basis. Please call 6^300. MANCHESTER - ImmacuUte $175. Call J.D. Real Eetote, Join an exciting and expan­ offers plenty of responsibility plus lot, with 200 fe e t mid $30s. Realty. 647- Hartford. Tuesday through East Hartford Convalescent two family. First floo(. three Friday 11-5, Saturday, 184. 6481980. ding chain. Call John O’Con­ and job satisfaction. Local WILL DO Babysitting in my lakefront. Call Arthur or $23,500 - 200 FOOT frontage. 1419. A A p v ■''<> ' OK cifforil il Home, 745 Main Street, East nor, for an interview appoint­ Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. J. Two bedroom Rancn. bedrooms, large kticben and Hartford, Conn. firm. Benefits. Olsten Ser­ home five days a week. dinette. New ceram ic tile MANCHESTER • Oa* china ment. Inside-Outlet, Division vices, 242 Trumbell Street, Verplanck School area. For Watson Beach Co., Aluminum siding, baseboard Bualneaa Property 2* 8 pc SET . of Evans Product Co. 649-2828. Manchester Office, 647-9139. heat, garage. Hutchins Agen­ bath. Ck>lored fixtures. 7 foot PAINT FACTORY • IflO Hart- bedroom apartment. In­ NITE Shout Them from the Classifieds! RNs and LPNs - Full time and Hvtford, Conn. 549-5561. more information, please call built-in vanity, fireplace. Se­ dividual ent/ancea. Fell An Equal Opportunity 649-9545. Equal Housing Opportunity. cy, 646-3166. COVENTRY - 40 sere Eggg '(ord Road, Manchester. Searching for the clever way lo say *'‘1 Love You part time. 3-11 p.m. shift. Employer, M/F. cond floor has three Phone 5^2151. Odd colors • mslntenance service and heat STANDS y a , •jg, Come in and speak to us, Farm, with three story barn. Our Happy Valentine AcIh will l>e published on BOLTON - Unique seven room A pocket full of cash Is bedrooms, larie living room, Butler-type building. Power Off specs - Batch ends, from included. Convenleiit tocattoa, t A A A about our new higher starting nice kitchen, tfle bath, colored A • 4SideChairs February 14, and olTer you a truly unusual way to Rambling (Jape. Three better than a garage full of plant, and other outbuildings, $2.00 per gallon. Open Stock, within wtUUng distance to he* >58.» ^ salary for 3-11 nurses. East □ EDUCATION bedrooms, fireplaces in den fixtures. S ^rate utilities. and shopplng.ldeal (or elderly m \ proclaim your love and heHl winhes. We have a »ize WEXT NEEDS 20 people for UNUNTED OPPORnNTY stuff. plus Three Lovely Homes. 1300 colors. Save 4()7«! Public Hartford Convalescent Home, This two family looks just like person or couple. $210. pw • 2 Arm Chairs to fit every lover's budget and our friendly Advi* local light delivery. Must be and dining room, unfinished Offers invited. B/W Realty, invited. by 745 Main Street, East Hart­ neat appearing, and have own family room. Acre plus lot in a Dutch O>lon[al home. Close month. No pets. D im ato MorM will be happy to help you write your mesHage. Looking for highly motlvateJ 647-1419. ■ A i i s p c m ford, Conn. transportation. Full or part ulespersoni to join piYwresiive Private Inatrucllona IS a charming village setting. to shopping, schools and bus. FLOOR MODEL - Weaving Enterprises, 6^1(BI. Bassett Excellent buy. Only $43,500. KINGSIZE time. Good wages paid daily real estate firm on a full time Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts. SUPER CLEANI COVENTRY - Three homes, loom weaves, 22 inch wide, Deadline Is Friday, NEED 30 PEOPLE for light Apply in person, 989 Main basis. All replies held confidential. REMEDIAL READING and 646-3233. J. Watson B ^ch Co., Near the Parkade, stone Manchester Realty tk>mpany, material $100. B l ^ e Hi-Fi MANCHESTER - Prestigeous Gold Bond office, and telephone work, no Call for interview math; Individualized work Ted Goodchiid, 6464346 plus three story barn, plus Townhouse for the utmost Gold Bond Pkie Arm (1) Feb. 11th„ Street, Manchester, 10 a.m, to Mwchester Office, 647-9139. fireplace in front to back butler type facility, and other with stand, $25 Call *43-5051 RECLINER To Mom experience necessary, will DANIEL F. REALE program, (lst-8th grade) bv Equal Housing Opportunity. racious living. Two Mattress Living Room Bedroom Set (oMIond King Size 12 Noon 8 p.m. Night openings Monday living room. Eat-in out buildings, accompany after 6 p.m. Heats, Massages, Reclines and Dad train. Day shift openings. No through Saturday. Haaltora Masters degree teacher. 566- GLASTONBURY - Warm gedrooms. sunken living STUDIO ace limit. Apply in person, 989 8075. kitchen, first floor fires blazing, the tinkling of th o e forty acres. Many uses room, Include* *11 appUances, and SOFA and Dietser, Mirror, Mattress □ PHONE 646-4525 LINWOOD DRIVE, possible. B/W Realty, 647- SINGER • Golden Touch and COUGH We couldn’t have picked a Main Street, Manchester, 10 Manchester - First time on bedroom, two on second. glasses, a home with 2400 Sew console sewing machine. air...... and heat. AdulUIUoiUy.|27S. only. $275. Foundation CHAIR Chest. Headboard and nicer pair of parents In the 643-2711 a.m . to 8 p.m. Monday MUSICAL INSTRUCTION in the market, Keeney Street Heated basement rec square feet, just right (or 8 yeara old. List (or $425., seU ;r month. Paul W." Dauipa, w orldl H ave a H appy Aak tor Gayle, through Saturday. piano, oroan, or voice. Janette School district. Seven room room. Immediate occupan­ those small to large parties. (or $175. 64856*8 alter 4 p.m. ealtor, 5484525 Foundations Valentine's Dayl Real Citeto Wanted 28 K or Joe .Fraser-Wodal. 04^7804. Adult Raised Ranch. 1 1/2 baths, cy. Asking $36,900. You provide the party, we’U '8 8 . a : ; 2 9 9 . ■ 2 9 9 . n 6 6 > 25100 Mike and Sue GABBY GUYS & GALS - EARN BABIES IS Our Business - instruction specialty. two car garage, with provide the hwne. Priced in 6 H P. SNOWBLOWER - Air MANCHESTER • On* (Cost Is ‘2.30 Pleasant telephone work. Parent’s Institute needs a rofessionally landscaped, the low $70s, and available (or ALL CASH for your property tires. Forward and reverse bedroom apartment. First Per Column Inch) Part or full time. Days and GOOD bright, enthusiastic represen­ irge lot, which has many immediate occupancy. B/W within 24 hours. Avoiu red gear. Runs Ki g ^ . $100 Call floor. Downtown area. $148. lediterranean □ REAL ESTATE E KEITH tape, instant lervice. Hayes evenings. Phone 643-0746. SPENDING tative to explain our Parent’s fruit trees. $47,900. Owner, REAL ESTATE Realty. 647-1419. 64800B per monUi plus heat. Paul W. DINING Effectiveness program to new 649-1955. Corporation. 64(H)131. Dougan. Realtor. “ ...... M845$6.... Dininff ROLL TOP 841-1622 848-41M MANCHESTER - Owner. MATURE Responsible person MONEY mothers. Car necessary. Homea For Sale 23 Building Suppllee 43 TO My Wife. SEE HOW EASY to work part time, three to Hours, 9 to 2:30 daily. Earn NEW LISTING - Five room Martin School. Six plus rooms SELLING your house? Call us EAST HARTFORD A p ^ - ROOM SET China, Table, Ann ■ ■ ■ five days a week, including BOYS & $90 to $125 per week. For in­ home. Three bedrooms, all Colonial. Private back yard. first and we’ll make you a NATURAL STONE for ment (or rent • Two DESK □ IT IS FOR SALE or Rent with op­ MANCHESTER-New llsti Elztras. Principals, please. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, bedrooms, second floor. Saturdays. Apply in person terview, please call, Judy combination windows. retaining walls, veneers, China, Table, 4 Chairs 6 Chairs TO SA Y only after 1:30, Oakwood GIRLS Mindell, 413-738-7425. tion to buy. Superb 9-room Garage, Centrally located. Lovely 4-room home wi $45,000. 6482645. Realtor, *481577. patio*, etc. Pick up by Uie Heated. Call 52817U, or 528 After 15 wonderful Restaurant, 346 Main Street, Raised Ranch in prestigeous In u n d a te occupancy. Owner private yard close to city at­ pound or delivery by Uie ton. 5823. alter 4:30 "I LOVE YOU". Manchester - corner of '5 Evmliii^ A WMk CUSTODIAN POSITIONS - area. Beautiful kitchen-family wants quick sale, $34,900. Paul tractions. Wall-to-wiU caipet, IMMEDIATE Cash (or your Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, years of marriage, I’m room ' with fleldstone BM cnraiManT property. Let us erolain our MANCHESTER ■ Three or ‘ 5 9 9 . ‘ 6 9 9 . ®1il9 Haynes. 6p.m.lo8p.m. ^11 time, and part time, for J. Ckirrentl Agency, 643-5363. 2 bedrooms, beamed ceiling. 6483163. still head-over-heels in the Glastonbury Public fireplace. Nicely landscaped, Priced at $31,900. ZInaaer 827JOO - RANCH. Nloe fair proposal.pro p o sal. CTall Mr (our bedroom apartment. 1 Rocker Pine Finish love with you! PHONE FROM home to ser­ Call Schools. Applications are many extras. East Coast MANCHESTER - Strlkiiw in Agency, 6481511. cl**n starter hem*. Belliore. M7-1413 Doge-BIrda-Pela 43 Convenient location. Close to Larger Size vice our customers. Super being accepted for current Realty, 528-9668, 643-9969. its simplicityiplicity this home oners 118,100 - RANCH, 5ljln Street. $200 per moath Oueen Bean Bag Chairs ^d b O a | Homestead Style MAY WE BUY your home? ' 3 9 « SOFA BED ‘199. Walter Z. earnings! Choose your own 647-9946 and future vacancies. a stunning departure from the BOLTON LAKE - Five ■even reeme neer d o g -c a t b o a r d i n g plus utilities. Paul W Dougan. IX Ads hours. 249-7773. Applications may be obtained TWO FAMILY Flat - Four ordinary. A Ranch with 8 Rooms. Large porch WeddeH SctieeL ()ulck, (air, all cash and no bathlng/grooming. Complete Realtor. $484535 from the Glastonbury Board rooms each. Excellent loca­ rooms, 2 fulj baths, garage, overlooking lake, dn the 8 2 0 ,8 0 0 — RANCH problems. Call Warren E. m ^ern facilities. Canine 92" Four • Cushion Up To A FuH Howland. Realtors. *48110*. BEDROOM SET Early American Pine Dron Leaf MACHINIST & Tape Machine alu* Hcrali) of Eklucation, 232 Williams tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced familv room and more. P riM water. Flr^lace, baieboard CONDO. AH eppHencee, Holiday Inne. ZOO Sheldon THREE LARGE bedroom Page Are operator - Minimum two Street, Glastonbury. reduced! 646-2426, 9 to 5. to sell in the low $40's. Zinsser heat. No agenU, principali on­ weH-le-ysaH c e n ^ good Ro^. Manchester 6485971. Duplei - New carpet. Hutch Mirror, Dresser, SOFA Wing Style, years experience required. Agency, 6481511. ly. 643-m . Houeeheld Oooda 40 Livtng/Dining room. Modern TABLE 1 Available! Hvingi kitchen, with stove, and new Must be able to read and set 8J7J00 - NQM1AI8CD COCKER Spaniel Beagle Chest, CannonballnnunuaiiDcui B e d! Vour Choice c f Nylons ■ tATT up from blueprints. Call 643- REFRIGERATORS Twelve month pup. ■ (ed. rririgerator. A ttiC; basement, 2 Benches To Our Bualneaa Opportunity 14 Bualneaa Opportunity 14 MANCHESTER - Enjoy coun­ MANCHESTER - New to RANCIL^MiMM letL or 0716 between 9 and 5:30. try life within mlnutM of city Market. Large custom buUt, Washers, ranges, used, shots, snd bouse broken gef*** and yef*yard. $290 I *111 Favorlto attractions, in this im­ eiA t room home, in country B uH derV !^ eetL guaranteed and clean. New Great with children Call alter monthly Security r e « ^ . Flexible hours. Apply in per­ KODAK DISTRIBUTOR POUROID s 6(84861. no pets.After 1 p m. call 648 4 pc. IN on on Sale c97.|3-Cushion StyleHerculon Teacher HALLMARK STUDIOS - maculate 8 room Ranch on setting, yet convenient to **M00 - TOm 40U8K shipment damaged, GE and 5, 6484961 needs 10 to 15 receptionists son only. Center Giant 'EVjEREADY KEYSTONE Fngidaire. Low price*. B. D. 30U. *199®* Grinder, 660 Center Street. WANTED half acre lot. Fireplace, gar­ schools and afaoppinx. Large Please and appointment secretaries. WESTINGHOUSE HOLSON ALBUMS age, waU-to-waU and more. (oyer, and center hall, Uving Pearl and Son, 549 Main FREE TO Good home. Four No experience necessary, Priced in the $40’s. Z insw room with fireplace, waU-to- 144,000144,000 -%e mation. runs good. Best offer over BRAND NEW 14 foot wides ing for a noticeable change, and if nobody notices, it would VILLAGER APTS. all be for nothing. club. Carpeting, full basement, IVi tile $125. 649-7898 after 5 p.m. from $9995. in stock ready for Weit North Eat! Sooth NEW THREE Room apart­ ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - Isn't some kind of reaction in order when the bandages Now Z went to dummy with ment - Handy to bus and shop­ MANCHESTER - Newer baths, appliances, heat, patio, air immediate delivery. Price In­ 2 * Four room apartment. Birch conditioner, no pets, adults. 1974 OPEL MANTA - Luxis. come off, the black and blue marks have faded and all the the ace of clubs, led the queen ping. References and security Three bedroom Duplex. 1 1/2 cabinets, stove, refigerator. cludes wall-to-wall Pau 3 * Pass 4 N. T. March 1st occupancy. Automatic transmission, am carrpeting, matching swelling has gone down? But what? of hearts, showed his hand and deposit required. $210 per baths, full basement, References. No pets. $170.646- Pass 5 W Pass 7 * appliances. OUNLY ! Vs’AH CHARLES LESPERANCE Specially equipped with Base Package radio, vinyl top, $2395. appliances, bow window, front LOST FOR WORDS Pass Pass Pass claimed. month. Philbrick Agency, 3166, 228-3540. Evenings, 289-7805. Note that if Z had not ruffed Realtors, 646-4200. MONTHLY, PLUS HEAT 648-7820 dress-up extras including: All-Glass country kitchen and much Opening lead —Q 4 AND SECURITY. No pets. Third Door • Paint Stripes • Tu-Tone more. Large selection of DEAR LOST: Just say, “You look great!" That will cover that diamond at trick two he 1971 CHEVROLET - would not have been able to FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 Call 646-0618. DUPLEX - 4 1/2 Rooms. Paint • Styled Steel Wheels with Trim homes to ^ooss from, all everything. By Oswald A James Jacoby MANCHESTER, Five room Kingswood Wagon. Power priced to sell. Excellent finan- Old man Z who used to be develop the coup. Broad Street, no appliances, Appliances, private driveway. Rings • Bright Window Moldings. Now brakes, power steering. Air, $140, security deposit, LARGE THREE room apart­ $200 per month. Utilities Duplex - Two bedrooms, cing available. Trades the declarer in the old auction ment - Partially furnished. extra. Security. Call after 5, waterfront, near schools, AM/FM radio. Luggage rack, welcome, parts, supplies, and married couple, no pets, automatic. $1700. Call 649-7850 bridge columns was engaged Alley Oop — Dava Qraua phone 643-4751. Near busline. Hot water 643- 6695. stares, bus. $220. Heated. . JUST $77 over sticker price* accessories, full time service Astro-graph in a game of rubber bridge for jrovided. Parking. $160. 649- after six. department. Plaza Homes, Security and references. 646- OR . . . Top off your Limited Edition Pinto a change. AH KNOW NOW HOW HOW,_____ ^'jlA K E AGOOplOCK Y'MEAN IMAT ...-tMATS MANCHESTER - One ONE BEDROOM Apartment - 6279, after 4:00 p.m. 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, By BERNICE BEDE 080L Hence, when his partner The new duplicate laws HE'S ABLE TVEEP AOMMA?...... 1 A ■ 'IM, HARLE53i THIN6 O l HIS I HisaacRTT bedroom unit located in a On Main Street. Available im­ Runabout value with a Flip-Up Open Air 1969 AMBASSADOR - SST. Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, gave him a positive response about reviews of the bidding BEATIN’UPON BEEBO V WHATO HB (SOT H I U ^ T j WBATON? small brick complex with APARTMENT - East Hart­ mediately. No pets or FAIRFIELD STREET, Roof, and it, along with the Base Package Good transportation, steel Cpnnecticut, 1-8284369. For Friday, Fob. 11,1977 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nev. 22) to his opening two bid, Z are very complicated. They -THAT BSEnO AIN'T country atmosphere. Heat, ford. $170. Centrally located. children. $160 monthly. One Manchester - Five room is only $177*over sticker price* belted radials, snow tires. Over the next few days your checked for aces and put the provide that at your turn to Right rear' fender damage, WINNEBAGO 1973-22 ft. ARIES (March 21-April 19) You material prospects look good. Of hot waiter, appliances.pill $ ^ . Four rooms. Appliances. months security required. Duplex. Carpeting, garage, can discover fresh approaches bid you can demand a review some rust. $300. 649-2210. 4Yavel Trailer. Rear shower course, it will take awareness contract in seven spades to Lease, security.ity. Blanchard & Carpet. Parking. No pets. Heat included. Call after 6, rec room. $225. Security. No and ideas by associating with score the 100 honors in addi­ and that you can also demand Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. 644- 2314. pets. Call 646-4461. tub. Dinette area. Steve, and enterprise on your part to Lease. Security. 569-1298. And on clever friends today. Seek out cash In. tion to the rubber and grand- a review when it is your turn 1973 VOLKSWAGEN - Good refrigerator, double sink. pals who are original and enter­ condition. Please call 644- Sleeps six. Sacrifice $3,000. slam bonuses. to play to the first trick. Later prising. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. on, any player may ask the 9049, anytime. Call 6334244. 21) You’ll get a better handle on West opened the queen of v r Be - LIMITED EDITIDN TAURUS (April 20-May 20) situations that have been out of diamonds. Z played dummy's meaning of any bid made by ambitious today, but move at a 1966 DODGE DART - Slant your control. Now you have a ace and remarked, "This an opponent or may ask what Automotiva Sarvica 66 measured pace. Small gains Six. Dependable transporta­ free hand to act more in­ looks a lot like a hand Sidney the final contract is and if it is /■t' *. 'K' 'v* ' have a way of adding up to more doubled or redoubled, but he tion. $300. Call 6434818, ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- dependently. Lenz had me play in 1927. It PINTO than one large stride. may not ask who doubled or . anytime. sun specialists, factory CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) looks as if Elast is going to 1-0 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your trained, one day service, 114 It's wiser to keep the state of redoubled. ’■'‘IT :- thoughts are extremely inventive ------Berry’s World i l l your personal finances to •".Vs""" 'V, STATION WAGON East Main Street, Rockville. today. Fortunately, you’re impell­ yourself today, especially if Automotiva Sarvica 66 871-1617. ed to act on them quickly. The business deals are in the offing. The Flintstonea — Hanna-Barbara Productlona i \ V 5 faster you move, the better. AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) 22) Fun CANCER (June 21-July Your best avenue to success to­ things have great appeal for you •WEUL.TH' &ANK N YEAH, BUT WHO day is through the newest pro­ early in the day. Later, you'll be DID HAVE THAT COULD HAVE KNOWN ’a ? ject you're working on. Give it as Scrvfcta Oftortd 31 SarvfCM O ttand 31 SarvfcM O tftrad 31 Building-Contracting 33 GET QUICKER more serious-minded. You can WARNING ABOUT IT m e a n t AAARKVING much attention as possible. A substantial M i s e m a r b l e , t h e be very productive in a short p e n a l t y ' f o r TELLER /... PLUMBING St HEATING - FOR ALL your Dry Wall period. PISCES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) e a r l y w i t h d r a w a l INCOME Licensed. Fast service. Conditions are especially needs - Drobiak Dry Wall SERVICE & LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) For best Reasonable rates. Call Ron, favorable the next lew days Company, 575 Center Street, results in handling associates to­ Specially equipped with: Luggage Rack where goals are concerned. This TAX 643-6567. Manchester. Call 646-8882. day, lead them to think that what is particularly true in things that 0 • Tape Stripes • Wide Vinyl Insert BETTER you want done is something enhance status or career. WE WANT WORK - House LINRI Construction Co. - Tom Bodyside Molding. Just $77 THEY conceived. SERVICE and yard cleaning, painting. If Corbitt. Building, Remolding, over sticker price* VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) W ill­ it needs to be done, we can do Additions, Garages, Kitchens, DIRECTORY it. Call anytime, 728-8839. OR . . . All of the above, plus Wire Wheel UALITY ing hands are at your beck and t a l i Roofing, Siding, Recreation call today to complete a home Rooms. 646-5355. Covers and Dual Sport Mirrors. INCOME TAX Preparation - project you haven't been able to Painting-Ptpdring 32 Just $177 over sticker price* do by yourself. Experienced, personal ser­ ORKMANSHIP NEWTON SMITH - Feb. 11,1977 vice at your home - Dan Remodeling, Repairing. Rec Special Prices on Specially Equipped LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't PAINTING - interior and postpone contacting those who Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. Granadas, Mustang II's, Mavericks. Your social life could take a exterior, paperhanging, rooms. No job too sm ^l. 649- are necessary to your immediate 3144. ON COLLISION whole new direction this year Born Loser — Art Sanaom excellent work. References. Explorer Pickups, too. So hurry in. plans. Get in touch while through someone you meet. This Free estimates. Fully in­ chances of finding them in are n Supply is limited. person will introduce you to peo­ : INCOME TAX sured. Martin Mattson, 649r CARPENTRY, Custom good. ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax Can R uttall L iw n a a 4431. Houses - Addditions, garages, DAMAGE! ple with whom you have much in service. Tax returns done in fw Bxfml Tax Praparat/oa roofing and siding, kitchens, com m on. Olfice: HO) AAAMij vases the privacy of your home. Call PAPER HANGING Expert. bathrooms, and repair work of FORD 871-17811 for appointment.— ------353 Center St., Manchester Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and StoHal O 1977by 728-3071 Your average paper, in ail kinds. Call Robert Jarvis 001 wm TO average room , $30. Mr. for estimate, 6434712. DILLON ^ 1 ------Tve got a great ideal Let’s get into the cottaa T ^ L t i^OU, IT'S Richman, 646-3864. HEY, SYLVESTER, HAVE YA V I WONDER CARPENTRY & MASONRY - business, tool" "DOHOXl,' MCTT FOR COMPLETE and ac­ SALES & SERVICE, INC. FINISHED D£CX)RATIN’ THAT ^ WHAT PAINTING, Paper hanging. Additions and remodeling. ifJHOOOiU!’' curate income tax prepara­ Carpentry work. Call 643-4453, Free estimates Call Anthony 319 Main Street Manchester (>KE YET.'? HAPPENED tion, call Jim Smart at 643- Lloyd E. Roy or M3-0367. Squillacote, 649-0811. r TH' F l a k in ’ Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick 6860. Will come to your home. FELINE ? TAX QUALITY PAINTING and Booflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 Paperap Having by Willis 643-2145 WHEN BANS-BANS FELL WHEN M r IF HE 1 CONSULTANT Schultz F^lly insured, BIDWELL Home Improve­ R3W N5TAIR6 WITHOUT FURTHER .ID U 'R E ^ L BACKED TAX FORMS Prepared in 1 Haymt Strtat references. 649-41343. ment Co. Expert installation INJURY HE OVERCAME THE YOUR J 'A TRUCK your home. Five years MinchMtar of aluminum siding, gutters m en ta l barrier PREVENTiNO Apartmanta For Bant 53 Offleaa-Storaa for Bant 55 1 (PWN T OYER A c ' M U b Rw 0" experience Reasonable. Free INTERIOR PAIN'HNG and and trims. Roofing installa­ Hl$ RETURN TO PROFE^IONAL 'AUPIENCE) PEPESTITIAN estimates. Call 643-9044, after 6 4 3 -4 7 2 3 Wallpapering. Quality, tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- HOCKEY! 5 p.m. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ VPU A f HEP professional work at 9109. DELUXE TWO bedroom I PETEST NEVER 1 CHARGE Townhouse-type apartment. fice. Ground level, central reasonable prices. Fully in­ B R A 6C IN 6, BUT H I5 THREE LACK J L fora sured. G.L9 McHugh, Pain­ HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Living ro m, dining room and location, professional building, parking and utilities. aOALS OBVIOUSLY PROVE FCR \ p a n t s t Aca — WIrth This Funny World ting, 643-9321. roofing, stormwindows, aw­ kitchen, complete carpeting, C&M TREE Service - Free es­ VINYL REPAIR - We can fix appliances, air conditioning, Call 649-m . THE SCIENCE OF MY METHOP' applause ) PRESS-L timates, discount senior sofas, chairs, cars etc. No nings. Quality workmanship, GOOD NEWS OR PIPN T YOU A. & W. PAINTING - Very fun basement and patio. Alro citizens. Company need for expensive free estimates. Fully insured. If you neeetinig. $365. monthly. 6 ^ Reasonable rent. Immediate inT M