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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1976- VOL. XCV, No. 110 FOURTEEN FACES PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Guatemala death toll passes 15,000 mark

GUATEMALA CITY, Guatemala capital and sending patients running Roman Catholic priests celebrated (UPI) — Government officials say in panic. Patients from three other open air masses outside their the death toll has reached more than hospitals were sent to a treatment wrecked churches, repeating Car­ 15,000 in this Central American center at the trade fairgrounds. dinal Mario Casariego’s words that repubiic, hammered by three series Sporadic looting prompted several the quakes were “the will of the all- of earth tremors in five days of neighborhoods to organize vigilante powerful one” and urging devastation. committees. Guatemalans to repent their sins. A new set of shocks battered the capital early Sunday, swaying buildings, driving panicked citizens Local radio ham offers into the streets and prompting churchmen to call on their parishioners to repent. link to Guatemala Aftershocks rippled through the city late in the day. Citizens refused Manchester area residents trying necessary telephone^patch equip­ to enter their damaged homes, to communicate with friends or fami­ ment to get messages relayed to preferring to camp out in makeshift ly in Guatemala were offered help Guatemala. tents despite gusty winds, a today by a local radio amateur, Reichenbach, a member of temperature drop to the low 50s and Richard R eichenbach of 406 Manchester’s Disaster Control Ad­ the city’s first rainstorm since the Woodland St. visory Council, said he offered tremors began. , Reichenbach, a radio ham for similar communications help to area 'The officiai National Emergency about 25 years, said he’s been residents immediately after World Committee Sunday night placed the monitoring some of the emergency War II, when townspeople were death toll at 15,043, with 37,000 in­ messages to and from earthquake- trying to contact servicemen abroad. jured since the initial quake rumbled stricken Guatemala, and he decided Reichenbach said anyone trying to through Guatemala and other parts to offer his help in communications. contact people in Guatemala can Training center work progressing well of Central America Wednesday. Reichenbach said he has the telephone him at 649-2614. The committee said at least 220,000 Laborers on the roof of the Regional Occupational Training Center on Wetherell St. work Guatemalans lost their homes in the through winter weather to finish the building for a June deadline. Interior electricity, plum­ quakes, but reports had not arrived Directors to consider bing, wiring and a fire alarm system are being installed. Nearly all the exterior windows from many smail towns left isolated by landslides and communications are installed and the inside masonry walls are 75 per cent complete. Half the roof is com­ failures. suit over state funds pleted and heat duct work is about 75 per cent complete. Richard Lawrence, architect, said Sunday’s tremors began at 3:20 work is progressing on schedule and he doesn’t anticipate any delay. (Herald photo by Pin­ a.m. EST, heavily damaging the By SOL R. COHEN to) Neuropsychiatric Hospital in the and middle management personnel, Herald Reporter to be retroactive to Jan. 1, wVo and to With Manchester already a party cost the town an additional $23,379. in one law suit against the State of The proposed pay scale would be 7 Connecticut, the Board of Directors per cent above what top and middle Ford offensive ignites supporters is being asked to approve involve­ management was receiving on June ment in still another suit — unrelated 30, 1975, when the 1974-75 fiscal year *0 the first. DURHAM, N.H. (UPI) - Presi­ "1 was somewhat discouraged a ended, and not 7 per cent above what ready reference to local problems story...go tell it the mountains. The board will consider the dent Ford's maiden campaign offen­ few weeks ago but I’m encouraged presently is being paid. Raises were and a reminder ”1975 was a year of That’s what you have to do.” proposal, being recommended by sive ignited Ifew V j^ p sh ire’s sup- now,” said Sen. Stephen Smith, R- given to all management personnel hard decisions and difficult com­ "Competition, whether it’s on the Town Manager Robert Weiss, when .porters witb'the ^ ^ e n conviction Plymouth, a Ford delegate. for 1975-76, but below the 7 per cent. promises. But it was also a year .of ski slopes...on the football field or in it meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the their candidate can deTeat Ronald Retired Sen. Norris Cotton, To be added is the sum which will new realism.” government, it's good for America,” Municipal Building Hearing Room. bring each to the 7 per cent figure. Reagan's challenge in the nation’s honorary chairman of Ford’s New Ttie 62-year-old chief executive Ford replied. He reminded backers .tirat primaiy Feb. 24. Hampshire operation, concurred. The Connecticut Conference of The board is expected to take ac­ mingled qnly briefly with voters that in contrast to other candidates, Municipalities is instigating a suit to tion on three additional ap­ Ford opened the weekend talking Two days before Ford’s Newi daring the weekend,, shaking hands "we know something about running free state funds for special education propriations to the school budget —’ /*X- . . . like the leader of a nation but by the Hampshire tour began Cotton called with some of about 1,000 persons who the federal government.” end of thd campaign tour 35 hours Reagan a "great man.” Sunday he still due the towns and cities for the all aired at last Tuesday’s board turned out to meet him at the Ford repeatedly cited figures 1974-75 fiscal year. Still due them is meeting: later, had made direct reference to said the Ford campaign was “a little Manchester airport Saturday, His showing reduced unemployment, and his opponent and criticized him by sluggish at first up here, but now I $6 m illion of the $36 m illion • $62,581 from “Instant Lottery” most open appeal for support came by implication criticized Reagan’s promised, with Manchester claiming receipts, as authorized for school name for the first time. think Ford has got the edge.” before about 1,250 invited campaign plan to return the cost of $90 billion in $118,569 under the state’s formula. budgets by the 1975 G eneral "The public knows that my record Cotton said he thought Ford would volunteers Sunday. federal programs to states. “The Actually, however, Manchester has Assembly and to be spent for non­ is...if they want to compare it to win the New Hampshire primary "if Rep. James C. Cleveland, R-N.H., worst alternative is td not give you rhetoric or promises of former Gov. it were held tomorrow...but not by received all but $26,000 of the $500,000 recurring programs. Ford’s state chairman, roused sup­ the money and to get the services it estimated it would receive. The • $22,675 for the Work Incentive Reagan," Ford told a news con­ the margin a sitting President porters and the President himself you’d have to raise local taxes,” discrepancy results from differences Program, to be financed by federal ference Sunday at the University of should.” with his call to “ tell the Ford Ford said. New Hampshire. The White House was cautious in between school board estimates and WIN funds. It is for 41 weeks of state formulas. Ford said while others were its estimates. Peter Kaye, a employment in the school system for The town’s share of the court costs making promises his administration spokesman for the national Ford three persons. The purpose of the would be $470. State Finance Com­ had been "meeting practical campaign Saturday called the WIN funds is to take people off the missioner Jay Tepper already has problems in a practical way. They Reagan-Ford showdown ’’very, very welfare rolls. assured the municipalities he will can compare his (Reagan's) record tight right now /’ Ford made only • $4,500 for Manchester’s (1 on 1) ask the legislature for funds and as governor.” limited appeals for support, although tutorial program for Vietnamese expects that the amount due them his trip was financed by his cam­ refugee children (1 at East Catholic Ford’s first New Hampshire cam­ paign. will be paid in a month or two. High School and 14 in the public Last November, the directors paign foray - he hinted there might ”I hope it’s not inappropriate and 1 schools). It is being financed by a authorized an expenditure not to be another before the Feb. 24 think it’s obvious 1 have come to New federal grant. exceed $2,000 toward the cost of the primary — lifted spirits of his sup­ Hampshire to ask for your support In other business Tueday night, the first suit against the state by the porters “You saw the way this man Feb. 24,” Ford told 1,500 guests at a board will consider appointments to Connecticut Conference of handled himself,” said GOP National Chamber of Commerce dinner in > V ‘ the Human Relations Commission, Municipalities. This one challenges Committeewoman Victoria Zachos. Nashua Saturday night. the Development Commission and - the legality of the state’s mandatory "It was just great.” He dotted a 3(l-minute speech with the Citizens Advisory Committee. binding arbitration law — passed by For the fourth consecutive month the 1975 General Assembly. (the proposal keeps getting tabled), Another recommendation by Weiss it will consider an allocation for a News summary is for adjusting the pay scale for top connecting roadway on Case Mt. Cunipilcd froiii llnileil Fri'sit Inlernatlonal

to those responsible for a bomb Town meeting endorsed State blast which kill 11 persons at 'ti New York’s LaGuardia Airport as Bicentennial event ii; NEW HAVEN - A Yale Dec. 29. University psychologist. Dr. g Robert J. Lifton, who is an BECKEMEYER, 111. - Henry Town Meeting '76, a one-day com­ concerned with the human factor in i:j expert on brainwashing, said Lowe and 11 of his grandchildren munity forum, which has been en­ world development. Sunday he will testify for the were killed Saturday night when dorsed by the Manchester Bicenten­ To make Town Meeting ’76 a reali­ § defense in Patricia Hearst’s his camper-truck was struck by nial Committee, is being planned for ty, Manchester organizations, i:| trial on bank robbery charges. a train on a crossing. Four this spring. businessmen and individuals are sm tS He conducted extensive inter- others were injured in the worst In a contemporary recasting of the needed to sponsor the one-day com­ f views with her last month. traffic accident this year in the traditional town meeting, people of munity forum. An informational nation. all ages, persuasions and meeting for all those interested is backgrounds will spend a full day. scheduled for Thursday from 7:30 to § Regional WASHINGTON - Commerce identifying basic issues of the com­ 8:30 p.m. in the hearing room at the Secrqjtary Elliot Richardson has. munity and proposing practical steps Municipal Building. Members of the AUGUSTA, Maine — Gas- called the recent drop in un­ .’U . to meet these challenges. lAC staff will explain the program guzzling cars would be taxed employment encouraging but Town Meeting ’76, which has been and answer any questions. more heavily undpr a bill being warned it probably would not be recognized by the American Sponsors, to date, include the considered by the special session maintained in coming months. Revolution Bicentennial Ad- Greater Manchester Chamber of of the Maine legislature by 'l l minstration and the Connecticut Commerce, Manchester Area providing rebates on excise V. SAN FRANCISCO - Patricia Bicentennial Commission, was Conference of Churches, Manchester taxes for more efficient cars. Hearst may testify today in a developed by the Institute of Cultural Jaycees, Manchester Evening special trial hearing on the use Affairs (TCA), a non-profit research, Herald, Manchester Community of a recording in which she said demonstration and training group College and Church Women United. National she of her own free will helped robbed a bank. OKLAHOMA CITY - Fred Forest Hills customers Harris, former Oklahoma senator, and Jimmy Carter, International former Georgia governor, ran a getting corrected bills photo-finish race in the ANGOLA — A mysterious § I Oklahoma caucuses Sunday, but "Col. Callan" is reported to jij Because it charged them sewage i it was apparent both would have ordered the execution of 14 ;ij they are Eighth District taxpayers i finish well behind the uncom- fees they donT owe to the Town of for sewage service and pay only to British mercenaries in Angola 1:;! Manchester, the town water depart­ i mittee delegates. Because of his and is said to have killed eight the district. ment is sending corrected water bills i poor showing, Texas Sen. Lloyd prisoners of war himself. i Bentsen is re-evaluating his bid Its a snow duck to 97 customers in the Forest Hills A spokesman for the water depart­ • for the Demratic presidential section. ment said the mistake was because LONDON — Prime Minister i;i: ? nomination. You’ve heard of snowmen, but have you ever seen a snow duck? The corrected bills are going to all all other dwellings in Forest Hills J Harold Wilson has suggested i-ii 29 dwellings on Cushman Dr., all 22 pay sewage fees to the town. Until West Germany or another coun- Ginny Peterson of 18 S. Hawthorne has one in her front yard I NEW YORK - Authorities named “Funny Duck.” Others in Manchester are taking advan­ on Tracy Dr., all 12 on Montclair Dr., Sept. 2, the entire area bought its try help mediate Britain’s long- ii;: and 34 on Scott Dr, (from number 4 to water from the Manchester Water I have scores of clues but almost standing dispute with Iceland I no hard evidence that might lead tage of the snow as an outlet for their artistic talents, too. But if number 144). o Co. The town bought the private com­ over cod fishing rights. § the warming trend continues, this pasttime may soon fade away. Those 97 were billed for sewage pany on that date and now is billing (Herald photo by Dunn) fees by the town wlien, in reality, all water users in Manchester. n n 'j> PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 9, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 9. 1976 — PAGE THREE Police Report Variety of soloists Weekend arrests made by The robbery is the second in a row Richard Schweitzer Sr., 39, of Manchester Police included: on a Sunday night. The previous Sun­ Broad Brook was arrested on Rt. 83 day, two men robbdd Tomm’s 5 & 10 heard with orchestra • Marguerite Dow, 34, of 1112 Saturday at 6:38 p.m. and charged children without charge. main dishes. TUBS. OHLT! Cent Store, Rt. 31 of $600 in cash and By NANCY CARR given to the Human Needs FINAL EXPENSE Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor, with operating a motor vehicle while By Michael A. Orfilelli formance of this piece. However, Families scraping by on a Human Needs Fund Fund of the Manchester The charged Sunday with two counts of many valuable items. The suspects under the influence of liquor or sections of the rendition succumbed Community have not been caught. What is it like to be a soloist? How low budget may pick up Those wishing to give to Area Conference of issuing a bad check. Court date is drugs. Court is March 3. does it feel to be carefully to rhythmic uncertainty and rushing, organizations interested in free tickets from the the MACC Human Needs Churches LIFE INSURANCE Feb. 23. Police described the robbery as forcing fast-running passages and sponsoring Town Meeting follows: scrutinized by an audience large Department of Social Ser­ Fund in memory or in by— ^ . • William Bagotto, 36, of Derby, Mark Schaufler, 25, of 115 Brooklyn sacrificing smoothness. Despite the 76 - Manchester have been *500 to *5000* A man wearing a green ski mask enough to fill two-thirds of Bailey vices. honor of a friend or As a safeguard all checks charged Sunday night with disorderly St., Rockville was arrested Sunday at Auditorium? As you look out upon an problem the performance was invited to send a represen­ WMTE with yellow trim and a dark, hooded Kmergenry Pantry relative need only send a should’be mailed to MACC, EVERVME AIXEPIED conduct and Intoxication, after a dis­ 12:20 a.m. on a court warrant expectant crowd what thoughts race exciting. tative to a sponsorship check made out to MACO Box 773, M anchester, HKIHCMI jacket with fur around the hood came Volunteers are need^ to BETWEEN AGES 46-87 S I 19 turbance at a local restaurant. He charging him with third-degree through the mind? The selection of material which an meeting 7:30 p.m. on staff the Emergency Pan­ Human Needs Fund and rather than to the office ad­ was held for court appearance today. into the restaurant after 11 p.m. He assault in connection with a domestic At first you view the experience as artist chooses is as important as the Thursday in the hearing try between 1 and 4 p.m. on enclose the name and ad­ dress. All contributions to *D«p«ndlng on *g« stood about 5 feet 11 and was of CHEESE. 1 disturbance Jan. 18. Court is March the end result of hard work and prac­ performance itself. The baritone room at the Town Hail. the third Friday and se­ dress of the person to conference projects Thefts reported to police over the slender build. '3. Messengers or spies during » Write and give us your date of birth ______(2 LB. LiMrf PLEASE) tice. A great sense of responsibility soloist, Richard Clarke, chose to do Interested citizens are cond Wednesday of the whom a c a rd of (Seasonal Sharing, LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP OF BOSTON weekend included: The man ordered the store the Revolutionary War would ;X sometimes carry a message suddenly comes over you, as you two of Gustav Mahler's songs from welcome to attend. Infor­ month. Please call Irene acknowledgement should Emergency Pantry, 40 Broad 81., Boston, Maaa. 02109, Datp. 06-MH • An antique, 50-year-old bathtub, proprietor, Dimitrius Gitsis of Brian A. Misaiko, 20, of 45 Grant in a hollow, silver bullet that think about the musicians in the “Songs of a Wayfarer." Possibly a mational brochures may be Goss at 649-0974 or Kitty be sent. The letters read Human Needs Fund, Inter- valued at about $75, taken from a W. Willimantic, to get down on the floor. - on - CMJ. TOU niE£ gOfl-225-17$0______St., Rockville was arrested Sunday at could be swallowed to prevent § orchestra. Quickly, you pour over dif­ lighter number would have done secured by calling the Cataldo at 646-3390 if you “A gift in honor of your faith Day Camp, HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Then he took the cash and left in a Center St. address. 2:15 a.m. on Rt. 83 and charged with incrimination if they were ficult passages that require extraor­ justice to Mr. C larke’s vocal MACC office, 649-2093. small, foreign car. can fill one of these hours. (birthday, anniversary, Manchester Council on • Tools and an electronic operating under the influence. Court captors saw him swallow the Ji dinary manual. dexterity or tonal qualities, rather than the Mahler 317 Highland Straot Police said Jimmy’s Pizza has The People Group Again in short supply: , graduation, or in memory World Hunger) or to MACC calculator, valued at a total of $80, is March 3.' Daniel Taylor, a British flexibility that only few gifted per­ which is best suited to a more power­ Manchastor • 646-4277 been open about three years. Its Sun­ messenger taken in 1777, his The People Group for Instant milk, peanut of your beloved wife, as a memorial contribution Read Herald Ads taken in a break into Lew’s Sunoco formers are capable of. You notice ful voice. day hours have been from 11 a.m. to capture saw him swallow the & single people (separated, butter, meat or cheese mother, son, etc.) has been are tax deductible. service station, 404 Hartford Rd. Steven L. Qole, 28, of 655 Talcot- that your hands are moist, and if you The first segment concluded with a midnight. bullet. Under intense divorced, widowed, never • Cash totaling $200 taken in a tville Rd. was arrested Sunday at 1 questioning before Gen. S are a woodwind or brass player, your very fine performance of “Concerto married) will meet at 8 Saturday night burglary at The Vernon p.m. and charged with breach of George Clinton who wrote g mouth is dry. You reach deep within for Piano No. 2” by Johannes p.m. Wednesday in Mott’s Islander restaurant, 179 Tolland Three Tolland teens were arrested peace and third-degree criminal mis­ orders for a severe dose of K you to muster courage to maintain Brahms. The soloist, Douglas Han­ emetic tartar to be ad- g. Community Hail, E. Mid­ Tpke. at 8 p.m. Saturday by Vernon Police chief. He allegedly broke down the your composure; the adrenalin flows son, delighted the audience with his dle Tpke. This is a good op­ • A tape player, radio and car ministered, the prisoner dis- $ in Rockville after a car was seen front door of his estranged wife’s charged a small silver bullet ^ through your body as you embrace fine technique, accuracy and exciting portunity to discover what battery, valued at a total of $110, towing a shopping cart. apartment. Court is March 3. which was found to enclose a » your instrument and sing forth the style. His artistry was complimented TPG is all about, get a removed from a car parked at Main The driver of the car, Guy G. letter from Sir Henry Clinton g first notes of your solo performance. by some very nice playing of the newsletter, talk to people FREilNCDir SIRTHm SJU£ St. and W. Middle Tpke. Saturday. Gallant, 16, of 2 Hartford 'Tpke., and An 18-year-old female reported g to Burgoyne. ’The spy was » Those who attended Sunday after­ French horns by Mr. DeLugo, who and see if TPG is for you. If • A pocketbook containing $115 in his two passengers, Mahlon D. Davis, being attacked by a male as she tried, convicted and executed, g noon’s Manchester Civic Orchestra began the concert, and Dr. Lloyd 3 BIG DAYS... MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY :g The World Almanac notes. S you are single and looking checks and cash, stolen from a 19, and Gary A. Davis, 17, both of walked home on a street near the Concert were treated to a variety of Schmidt who accompanied Hanson in for good fellowship, TPG women at a Center St. business Buff Cap Rd., were all charged with police station Sunday at 3:35 a.m. performances featuring soloists a later passage quite tastefully. The may be looking for you. Saturday. Her attacker threw her to the . i third-degree larceny and fourth- from around the area. The diversity audiences receptivity was justly The One und Only degree larceny. ground and held her there for a mo­ of works helped to make the program filing distributes earned. Don’t forget to save Caldor Manchester Police said two They had allegedly stolen several ment, she said. Then he ran off. Ladies’ Pullovers Johnson’s fast-moving, complimenting the The second portion of the program Wednesday afternoon of juvenile boys were taken into custody shopping carts earlier in the evening He was described as about 5 feet 9, Odor-Eaters Automatic guidance materials over-ail excellent presentations of opened with a work Claude Debussy vacation week, Feb. 18, for after Finley St. residents complained from the K-Mart and Stop & Shop medium build, brown curly hair and the artists. Dr. Jack Heller should be wrote as a test piece for students at Pr. Cushion Dishwasher filing Junior High School is in­ the n«xt MACC movie. Insoles Sunday afternoon about sound of stores near Vernon Circle. a full beard. commended for his consistent efforts the ‘Conservatoire.’ The flawless Detergent volved in the distribution of guidance Disiiey's “One and Only Reg. 1.19 7 7 * gunshots in their area. They are scheduled to appear in on the podium, as he continues to the "Conservatoire.” The flawless *3 materials to all junior high school Genuine Family Band’’ The boys, found by police to be Common Pleas Court 19 in Rockville The Silver Dollar Restaurant on T-shirts and pullovers in 9 develop sensitivity and clarity within performance would hav^passed with students concerning course selec­ will be shown from 1 to 3 carrying a 22-caliber rifle and a 44- Feb. 25. Rt. 83 was broken into Sunday night. the orchestra. flying colors. 1(X}% acrylic or polyes­ Final NetNon- tions for the 1976-77 school year. p.m. at Second ter with embroidered caliber pistol, were lectured and About $288 in liquor and cigarettes is Right from the start of the first Peter Labombard concluded the Aerosoi Hair Spray Counselors will be going into each Congregational Church. Men’s Print front; sizes S-M-L. released to their parents. No charges Cary E. Crandall, 16, of 2 Green missing along with $60 in change. work, the allegro moderato from the solo work with a rendition of 8oz. -| 1 9 classroom for orientation and infor­ Tickets available at the ^ Fashion Skirts or were lodged. Rd., Rockville, Michael L. Richard, South Windsor “Concerto for String Bass” by Karl "Serenade for Flute” by Howard Sport Shirts All-Purpose mation sessions so that students and door: Children - 50t; moms 100% Doubleknit Reg. 1.97 I Coventry 16, of 44 Hyde Ave., Rockville, and Ronald L. Kulesa, 12, of 345 Smith von Dittersdorf, the orchestra Hanson, a twentieth century com­ Ajax Cleaner their parerits will be prepared for and dads and grandparents Our Acrylic Pants A man wearing a ski mask and Dana R. Dubois, 21, of 1238 Hartford St. ran down his driveway Friday at demonstrated its ability to play a poser. In this most enchanting piece peroper course selections. are welcome to join the Reg. Johnson’s carrying a handgun robbed $140 in Tpke., Vernon were all arrested 3:30 p.m. and into the path of the car piece from the classical periciid with of music, the flutist is accompanied Students in each grade leve will To $ 4 Baby Shampoo 19 Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Northeast high regard for the style of that by the string section. A sensitive YOUR cash from Jimmy’s Pizza, Rt. 31 Sun­ driven by Bruce R. Cutler, 25, of 201 bring home worksheets that must be Plaza in Rockville and charged with period. The only aspect that 9.99 CHOICE day at 11:11 p.m., said Coventry Regan Rd., Rockville. signed and returned to the school by musician, Mr. Labombard seemed to 16 oz. *|49 1 disorderly conduct. Court is March 3. ABOUT Perinanent press cotton Reg. to 9.99 police. The boy was taken to Manchester Feb. 13. weakened their performance was an be one of the expressive players from Reg. 1.97 occasional inability to take over in the group. Good projection and blends and polyesters. SKIRTS; 25’’ length with Memorial Hospital where he was TOWN StoXL. but not all pocket and belt detail­ checked and released. He was not the segments where the soloist was technical excellence coupled with styles In all sizes. ing. 7/8 to 15/16. Caldor Control seriously injured. Coastiug today not playing. The soloist, Larry this eloquent style resulted in a PANTS: Basic propor­ Quiet Touch Hair Suds Detergent Levine, displayed his technical powerful performance. The Manchester La tioned or fashion knit Painting Kit Men’s Fashion styles, 8-18. School board decides Three homes in the same area There will be coasting today, 3 proficiency on the largest member of To conclude the concert, the entire Leche League will meet For Great A il A p.m. to 9 p.m., at Center Springs the string family as he moved around orchestra was featured in Richard Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Highlights were broken into Friday night. They Doubleknit Slacks Long Sleeve Zip Reg. 3.59 were on Pine Tree Lane, Benedict Park. quite nicely, especially during the Wagner’s “Overture to Rienzi.” The home of Mrs. Kathy Sid- Front Sweaters Dr., and Peach Tree Lane. Missing Other winter sports activities such passages calling for a technique performance was plagued by lack of dons, 89 Tanner St. The on final budget today are $75 in silver coins, a $30 wrist as skiing and skating are not per­ known as enharmonlcs (the player concentration in the introduction, topic will be about the art Our mitted today. lightly presses the string to produce Our watch and other items. where poor attacks and intonation of breast feeding and over­ Reg. Reg. to Lloyd’s For outdoor winter sports informa­ overtones in the extreme upper problems were heard. This gave way coming difficulties. Babies 14.99 School Supt. James Kennedy’s School board adoption of 1099 *7 HEATERS tion, call the Weatherphone, 643-4700. register). With only a minimal dif­ to some full-bodied string playing are welcome. For more in­ Advanced recommended 1976-1977 school Kennedy’s budget plan will be Spring heather shades of blue, Solid colors and space ficulty and a maximum of poise, this and some occasioMlIy good playing. formation, call Mrs. Sid- grey or tan; with matching self dyes in 1(X)% acrylic budget of $14,150,063 comes before followed by submission of the Scientific SAVE­ piece by Dittersdorf makes him eligi­ The over-all Jr^M ’jection concept dons or Lois Lawrence, 32 '; superb fashions in 32 to 42. knits. ^M-L. the Board of Education tonight for recommendation to Town Manager Correction 'S ABOUT TOWN______ble to Im a Siamese twin with his con­ and sound isffNt what it was last Walker St. Calculator approval. ’The board will meet at 8 at Robert Weiss. Weiss will make his EACH It is the Kinsley Equipment Co. of temporary, W.A. Mozart. spring nor w e re ^ e woodwinds as 45 N. School St. own recommendation to the Board of Hartford which is the apparent low The second item on the program tight as they were Ht that time. The La Leche League of Our Reg. 34.99 The budget plan, calling for Directors, which has the final say on Members of the Democratic : bidder for furnishing a high-cycle cir­ was the French horn solo played by The concerto concert was South Windsor will meet ' allocations up 8.9 per cent over 1975- the school allocation. Women’s Club have been asked to Save Up To Save Up To ■ l'■'T« ..ml!... . cuit breaker for Manchester’s donate itenos for an auction on Feb. Bruce DeLugp -ipho played the enjoyable and fast-moving. It Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the 1976, is expected to be approved by In other business tonight, the cemetery department, and not the 18 to ^ n e fit the Organization for the "Concerto for FYench Horn’’ by provided the audience with an oppor­ home of Mrs. Kathy the board with a few minor changes. Board of Education will consider supplier named in Friday’s Richard Strauss. At times the tunity to view six talented soloists, Wilson. 447 E. Middle The board has conducted four in­ several school policy revisions, seven Handicapped. Members may arrange % orchestra lacked the fullness needed tested by the pressures of solo per­ Instant heat, 1,320 formal budget workshops and last Manchester Herald. for donations by calling Joseph Tpke., Manchester, to dis­ PORTABLE: personnel actions, and reports by to do justice to this work. Mr. formance, and the Manchester Civic 4 0 V 5 digit mantissa plus watts; automatic temperature control, Kinsley’s price is $1,150 for a Bosch Blette at 646-7786, Marcie Negro, 646- cuss the art of breast OFF week agreed to shuffle some of the Kennedy on a state audit of the sign and 21 digit ex­ 7 settings. Safety tip-over switch, IH-13 1 4 f circuit breaker. A total of four bids 3911, or Irene Pisch, 646-5811. 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Mon., Feb. 9, 1976 -Suburban briefs Tax hearing set Schwebel on how the board secretary. 7 o Coventry should procede, the board "8 ‘' “'es f"** Saturday from 9 a.m. out that only a current elected Jesse Williams as The hearing dates were \? ^ p.m. at iEuf ning Hrralfi Ford just making last week signed a proclamation MONICA SHEA member of the board could Valentine dance 742-9495 declaring February Heart Month. John warn for the hearings. The Board of Tax Founded Oct. 1, 1881 SOUTH WINDSOR - The South Guldan is town chairman. Agnes Baker The board had also another funny Review met with the town Windsor Square Dance Club will hold a and Sharon Backer are chairmen of the elected officers at its M«mb«r, Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member. United Press Internatlonat attorney. Abbot Schwebel, Valentine Dance Friday at the Wapping residential drive. The mayor said 88 earlier meeting but this Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Elementary School from 8 to 11 p.m. recently to outline the Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Vernon residents died last year from election was invalid WASHINGTON - The late H.L. Caller will be Kip Garvey with Russ heart disease. proper procedures for the because the town clerk had election of officers and the Raymond F. Robinson. Edilor-Pgbllsher Harold E. Turkingion, Managing Editor Mencken, who should be (but isn’t) ANDREW TULLY /and Anita White curing the rounds. All not been notified in ad­ setting of hearing dates. must reading in every political clubleveldancersareinvited.club level dancers are invited D cslaurics g rad u ates vance of the meeting. 9 .SHVIMONS « science course, put it this way: his home state that was pure cam­ Schwebel called the "Has the art of politics no apparent paign literature. i towns can save ------meeting at the request of COVENTRY — Lt. Joseph Desiauries board member Jim Ladd o ls « § o utility? Does it appear to be un­ Common Cause charges t h a t l u EAST HARTFORD — Mayor Richard of the Coventry Police Department Opinion qualifiedly ratty, raffish, sordid, franking rules are unconstitutional after the board had to Blackstone, also president of the graduated Friday from the 83rd session cancel hearings twice at GLOBE 0 In the - - ' O obscene, and low down, and it its because they allow an incumbent Connecticut Conference of of the Law Enforcement Command salient virtuosi a gang of unmitigated Senator or House member to send out which residents could tj, MANCHESTER PARKADE O Municipalities, is suggesting ways Training Institute at Babson College In appeal their tax bills. Travel Service, scoundrels? ’Then let us not forget its political propaganda free, while op­ cities and towns can save money at no Choppers prove Wellesley, Mass. He completed three The first hearing planned 555 MAIN STREET high capacity to soothe and tickle the ponents must pay for such mailing. cost to the state. The legislature would; weeks of training in all subjects for early February was 643-2165 midriff, its Incomparable services as Well, the system obviously is un­ Tie in collection of motor vehicle per­ relating to police supervision. His class canceled when the board a Cop’s best friend a maker of entertainment.” fair to the “outs.” Having said Uud, sonal property taxes in the vehicle- had 31 officers from all over New discovered the hearing President Ford and Democratic however, it Is preposterous To registration system and thus eliminate England. O ver i'e ars- dates were set at a meeting Trni-el Kxparifnce 1 CLOSED I members of Congress, take center suggest that anything can be done a loophole used by many motorists to improperly warned (an­ Aulhorizeil agent m Manchesler The helicopter, which first 000 traffic violations in 1974 stage. Ford tickled the midriff when about it. Government is politics, avoid taxes; permit towns to impose nounce). for all Airlines, fiailroads and proved its value during the and were cracking down on he announced that Rogers C.B. Mor­ whether we unwashed like It or not. service charges on tax-exempt in­ Donkey basketball Steamship Lines. 9 MONDAY and TUESDAY % ton, an expert on election strategy, Anyone who thinks Ford's State The second hearing was Korean War as a means of of stitutions; permit towns to charge fees BOLTON — The Bolton High School speeders at the rate of 2,500 a would join the White House staff to the Union address was nonpartisan canceled because they for solid waste disposal. Class of 1978 will sponsor a donkey 9 February 9th and 10th ^ evacuating wounded soldiers month in 1975. help with "domestic” policy and “in­ would put a down payment on the were warned by former basketball game Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. in from forward and often cidentally” with politics. Ford is run­ Brooklyn Bridge. Detente Is politics, b oard chairman Dan One of the greatest benefits Lincoln Day Dinner the school gym. Competing for top Watch Your otherwise inaccessible of the helicopter is its speedy c ss ning for reelection. Morton’s $44,600 and so is the Defense Department Manley. It was later found salary will be borne by the budget. COVENTRY - The 21st Annual Lin­ prizes will be members of the Bolton A to prepare for our positions, is coming into its Woman’s Club and the Bolton Volunteer response time, which is taxpayers. Joke. So far as I am aware, no coln Day Dinner will be sponsored by. Outward Bound Fire Department. All proceeds go to own in another kind of war. critical not only in apprehen- Democrats on Capitol Hill im­ (Congressional newsletter has ever the Coventry Republicans this Saturday The exodus from the city to FAT-GO the class. the suburbs. is still going As recently as 1960, a total of mediately announced they were suggested that its author may be i^- , at St. Mary’s Hall. A cocktail hour ding lawbreakers but begins at 6:30 p.m. A roast beef dinner strong. Over the past five Lose ugly excess weigl^ with the 9 GIGANTIC SHOE SALE « shocked, outraged and generally put worthy of reelection. Such years, the suburban popula­ sensible NEW FAT-GO diet only 21 helicopters were evacuating the injured from is at 7:30. Dancing is from 9 p.m. to 1 plan. Nothing sensational just out by Ford’s violation of the new newsletters are distributed, first to tion rose by more than 10 per operated by 10 law enforce­ a.m. to the music of the Anthony Health refund steady weight loss for those that 9 9 the scene of highway ac­ Federal Election Law. Midriff tickle, keep the sender’s name before His cent, while the cities’ papula­ really want lo lose. Quartet. Featured speaker is Pat ment agencies in the United cidents, heart attack victims anyone? constituents, and second to say nice HEBRON — The Community Health tion shrank by 2.5 per cent. A full 12 day supply. ' Futtner, director of voter registration Continuing urban deteriora­ 9 SAVE UP TO 75i>s>i>i>i> Department, for example, has the ground can. That’s entertainment. Nobody in for political prdfit. Forget the a fleet of 14. Flying patrolmen Pioneer in the use of Washington believes that Morton will Haldemans and thf Ehrlictimans of on the ASTRO (Air Support to refuse to give Ford political advice the Nixon adminirtration. In the sen­ Ruckland Rd. helicopters is the New York betwMn 9 and 6. And nobody in Regular Operations) beat sitive post of Attorney General, Bob­ Happiness Is... i City Police Department, which Washington believes that members by Kennedy wa^Presldent John's top on council MON.-WED. maintain day and night during a typical year responds OPEN FORUM of Congress will forthwith stop using political adviser. Lyndon Johnson agenda A REAUV CUAN LAUNDROMAT ■ coverage of 72 per cent of the to boats in distress, searches staff assistants to further their had his Margin Watson, and ir AIR CONDITIONED ir I city, 74 per cent of its popula­ reelection campaigns or nourish Eisenhower had ms Sherman Adams. South Windsor FEB. 9-10-11 for missing persons, rescues Town of Manchester employes in other ambitions. Until the sometim^letivery of mail TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY | rTTlf GRANfS tion and 75 per cent of the Rennet ‘hazard’ your Jan. 20 issue. JUDY KUEHNEL Most items price cut except where otherwise indicated' bridge jumpers and recovers However, there are those who was entrusted to tncquast-private Town Council will meet police department’s problem stolen cars, as well as perfor­ solution wasteful A “tip o’ the hat” to Alice Evans would force purity on the Washington Postal Service, every resident had SPECIAL I for a well written and detailed ac­ tonight and is expected to areas. ming routine traffic sur­ To the editor, political community. ’Two lawsuits his Postmaster General. set up a public hearing on count of the article "Counseling have been brought against the 1 have just finished reading the ar­ Ford, of course, goofed. For weeks the proposed $150,000 com­ Us.DRYIAiANING* | — Detroit has six helicopter veillance. Program for Town Employes Congressional franking, or free- 8 2.00 ticle regarding the "hazard” at he let it be known (hat he intended to pletion of Buckland Rd. patrol ships equipped with Initiated.” mailing, privilege. There have even been real- Bennet. I consider the Board of draft Morton into his campaign ar­ Last year a portion of The foresight of Bob Weiss, Dr. One suit has been filed by Rep. S O n i J i ^ “instant daylight” lights that life rescue missions as exciting Education’s solution to be one of the my. Naturally, then, Morton's ap­ Buckland Rd. was rebuilt. LDBi^um Kennedy and Wilson Deakin is to be Alonzo Bell, R-Calif., who wants to can illuminate a 50-foot circle most flagrant waste of the pointment to the White House staff However the last segment as any that entertain television commended, since Manchester is the run for the Senate seat now held by taxpayers’ money I have seen. caused some naive and sensitive of the busy road was left from an altitude of 500 feet. viewers. During a flash flood first municipality in the state to have John V. Tunney, Democrat, Bell I do not think a tunnel or bridge is souls in the media to' trot out their until officials felt the road — And while (hot exactly in a complete coverage of the charges that at a cost of 1200,000 to in Texas, one police helicopter going to help the situation. I recall a viewing-with-alarm phrases, in the had “settled.” municipality and public school the taxpayers, ’Tunney sent out a the area of crime prevention or retrieved 79 flood-trapped vic­ system whereby a student could Menckenesque tradition. Ford was Quicksand caused system — and paid for by the town. newsletter to 1.3 million persons in just making a funny. THE detection, Ohio State Highway tims from their rooftops in a receive a demerit for crossing A Manchester flavor existed In the numerous sinking Patrol helicopters spotted 35,- two-hour period. against the light and when enough fact that Kimberly Cheney, our problems. Most of the ^TRANSCENDENTAL FORTHEHOME were accumulated he was thrown out executive director, was born In problems are close to the of school for a few days. Manchester and both Eld Cram, the Wapping Five Corners. Maybe the board has lost its ability A sewer main under the t MEDITATION assigned counselor and myself are ALMANAC P\* THOUGHT to control the students and, if the Manchester residents. road was replaced to the problem rests with the motorists, I hope to have the opportunity to side of the road to prevent * PROGRAM then we have the authority to punish some of the cave-ins. stop at ’The Herald one of these days By United Press International Adams as president. No candidate in AS TAUGHT BY Recently on a visit to Colorado are able to see things in their true them also. How is the board going to and say hello. Today is Monday, Feb. 9, the 40th Officials now believe the in*** Springs, it was my privilege to the December, 1824, election had road work can continue. Mohorithi Meh*«h Yogi M ■ iiitatm perspective. The perplexities of life make the students go across the Sincerely, day of 1976 with 326 to follow. received the necessary majority. A*ait' sightsee the beautiful Pike’s Peak look so different when viewed in their bridge? Thorny bushes planted oij Francis J. Keefe The moon is between its first Sewer liond region. Looking out in all directions In 1900, 7,000 construction workers Price Cut! proper setting and we know then that both sides of Main St. from the Occupational Consultant quarter and the full phase. The council is also SPECIAL NOON TIME LECTURE from that great summit 1 couldn’t in Chicago voted to strike for an all things work together for good to Army-Navy Club to Carter Chevrolet Business, Industry & The morning stars are Mercury eight-hour day. expected to designate help but contrast this outstanding Connecticut Bank and Double knits them that love God. Living on higher intertwined with barbed wire? Labor and Venus. In 1950, Wisconsin Sen. Joseph • This Wsd., Fsb. 11th si Ihs TM Csntsr, 63 East m j view with that seen on the ground Trust Co. as the paying and Csntsr St., Msnchsstsr - Suits 305-B levels not only gives us a clear vision, I guess if the tail is wagging the 179 Allyn St. The evening stars are Mars, McCarthy charged that the U.S. level on another occasion while in but it also brings us nearer to the dog, the board’s solution to give the Hartford Jupiter and Saturn. certifying bank on the $8.7 and Decorator New York City. ’TBere my view was State Department was infested with million sewer bond issue. presence of God. dog an aspirin for the headache. Those bom on this date are under Communists. very limited and in the congested I like the thought expressed in the Donald B. Lappen Work seaniun SPECIAL COMMUNITY LECTURE the sign of Aquarius. In 1971, 65 persons were'^IUcd Fabrics to Sew! area 1 found it difficult to maintain words of a chorus, Tm living on the 58 Oxford S t , ---- William Henry Harrison, ninth The council will also even a true sense of direction. when an earthquake shook Los mountain, underneath a cloudless Manchester Dateline 1776 president of the United States, was Angeles. work on a review of the 0 Msnchsstsr — This Wsd., Fsb. 11th, 7:30 P.M. How much like our Christian Benedict Dr.-Pine Tree sky.’ The only thing that can cause bora Feb. 9. 1773. A thought for the day: American at ths TM Csntsr, 63 East Csntsr St; Suits experiences! Living on the lower clouds, which would separate us By United Press International Lane sewer main, reports Counseling LONDON, Feb. 9 - ’The French On this day in history: poet Joacquin Miller said, "The 305-B. levels, we cannot see our way clearly from our Father’s face, is the from the town manager ambassador informed his govern­ In 1825, the U.S. House of biggest dog has been a pup.” • Rockvills — This Wsd., Fsb. 11th, 7:30 P.M. at and we tend to become confused and presence of sin in our individual life. story praised and items for the Feb. 17 ment in Paris: ‘"This war is disliked Representatives elected John Quincy St. Bsrnsrd Church Hall, 25 St. Barnard’s Tsr- annoyed by the trials and difficulties When sin has been entirely removed, council meeting. racs. To the editor. by everyone. Recruits for the army that are so common to us all. But there are no clouds and we truly Our staff at the Greater Hartford as well as for the fleet are difficult to when we allow the Holy Spirit to in­ know the joy of His presence. INTERNATIONAL MEDITATION SOClEH dwell and infill our lives we climb to Council on Alcoholism were very find.” But he noted Lord Germain Royal Fish Mrs. Margaret T. Russell Sturgeon, whose roe. or 61 S. Main St., West Hartford Center o 233-4493 1.57. happy with the coverage given to the was becoming more influential in new heights of spiritual living and we The Salvation Army eggs, Is washed and salted to M Uchm SssoinA by M$, • M»frdH lUacatiMil iriMiziliM seminar which we conducted for the pressing his pro-war views. YESTERDAYS POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS, Reg. 1.99 Yd. A make caviar, has been con­ fabulous choice of yarn-dyed knits with the great sidered a royal fish since an­ cient times. duo-tone and tri-tone look. Just right for dresses, 25 years ago pant suits, sportswear and coordinates. Most 10 years ago wanted new shades! 58 '■60 ' widths. Full bolts. F. Weldon Miner, assistant to the Reflections Empire Tool and Mfg. (^. signs Simplicity patterns available. vice-president of Burr Nurseries, is contract with Green Manor elected president of Manchester Construction Co. as the first tenant of Young Republicans. He succeeds the Green Manor Industrial Park. Robert F. Gorman. William Rood of 2 Stephen St. is Ry Hal Turkington, . Members of the National Honor named chairman of annual Easter Society at Manchester High School Seal drive. Tbrbes Managing Editor are excused from attending study Bruce Burke of 229 Autumn St. halls. receives Eagle award at Award and Charter Night of Boy Scout Troop 47. Y d . 1 to 9 Yd. lengths The East Side Rec once was the Johnny Green, and this writer. was the early chore, but he sold out Julie read about the death of Art mecca of basketball in Manchester— DECORATOR’ PRINTS, Reg. 79c Yd. Cottons in In 1947 the National Guard took fast. Pongratz several days after it oc­ in the '20s, the '30s and the '40s. Osnaberg linen-like weaves! Wide range of prints over sponsorship of the team, and a •Frank Rubacha, the icy-veined c u r^ Feb. 25, 1960. He was more They called it the cage game back for draperies, slipcovers, pillows, more! Com­ year later Nassiff Arms was sponsor. timekeeper. Nothing rattled him; his than upset when he called and asked in those days, and basketball at the Competition creates crowds, so Art job was the clock, and he did it. Such why he hadn’t been told about it pletely washable, too. Attractive patterns to com­ East Side Rec was in reality the cage Pongratz went out and got coolness! rather than reading it in the papers. plement your home decor 36”/45" widths. game. Nets were dropped from the M anchester a franchise in the •Harold Binks, the leading Julie contribute to a Pongratz overhead track to separate spec­ Eastern Basketball League com­ cheerleader for ALL sports events in memorial when basketball stars of * ^ W / ^ a c e tators in the bleachers from the par­ prised of state teams such as Bristol, Manchester. the Pongratz era played a benefit at ticipants of the game. Meriden, Torrington, Wallingford, •The season ticket holders. Lefty Clarke Arena. The game was then played at a New Britain. and Gladys Bray held court in Sec­ We see Julie two or three times a much slower pace; there was no fast And what crowds filled that State tion D, the northwest side of the floor break then. year; he has nothing but nice things Armory! near the Armory St. ramp. Stu and to say about Manchester, about its Senior Citizen; Big teams then were the Rec Five When competition became keener. Hazel Wells camped under the hoop basketball teams, and about Art Special Purchase and, later, the Polish American Club. Art Pongratz sought help for an all­ near the main entrance. The wives of Pongratz. W ash ’n’ Wear The PA's played Sunday afternoons Ocean of Notions local team, and that’s how we got to the players had reserved seats in This Tuesday Orion “ ■ Yarn at the East Side Rec in the State know Jackie Alien, Kenny Goodwin, Row 2 on the southeast side near the and Sewing Needs' Polish League. A1 Palmieri. , scoretable. We were on the sports desk Friday, More spacious quarters were found They were Hartford Hurricane •The near riot with Wallingford, in the old armory on Wells St. that Feb. 26,1960, in the absence of Elarl / You take property and worked out with that and a police escort out-of-town for Yost. We learned of Art’s death, the later was gutted by fire, in the 1950s. team. But the ‘Canes had a New York Danny Finn. The only “big” stadium for basket­ night before at the Hartford YMCA 3 . 8 8 ' coach who insisted upon twice-a- •The Palmieri shot over, rafters where he accompanied Hamilton for 4 oz. 4 ply sk.In ball games was the State Armory on 10% off stock up now at this low price! Safely week practice In New York. These that brought Manchester a one-point Reg. 97c. — Your favorite acrylic an Industrial League game. pins, silk pins, seam rippers, tape Main St., and the high school team Rhode Islanders weren’t about to yarn in worsted weight.. . mothproof, victory over the Torrington team, a We wrote his obituary; we wrote measures, pin cushion, and many played there. Manchester’s Clarke spend that time driving to New York, team that folded because of that shrink-resistant. Machine washable. Arena was then only in the dream some words in a sports column as a other items. so they accepted the invitation of seventh consecutive one-point loss, tribute to the man we still believe to / every item in ( Solid colors. 20% Off! stage. DuPont Certillcation Mark 'Limited Quantity Available — No Rain Pongratz to join Manchester. They and a new uniform for Ernie Johnson It was right after World War II that be the greatest sports promoter in Checks were among the many imported who moved over to Manchester from Manchester history. Art Pongratz determined he could at­ basketball stars that Art brought Torrington. Art Pongratz; they called him the tract audiences to see semi-pro here, and not one of them could be *** 'orbes & Waliace basketball at the State Armory. He Mike Jacobs of Manchester, money termed a basketball tramp. Art was Julie Larese, the Bristol promotor, bags; he was "Hawk” from his did try, and he did it with the BA’s in particular about whom he hired, and loved Manchester — for its competi­ Manchester High School days when BRISTOL BARKHAMSTED WINDSOR MANCHESTER the 1946-47 season; Johnny Hediund they played the game the way he tion, its crowds, and its Art MANCHESTER PARKADE. USE YOU was the coach. he was a much-better-than-average 121 Farmington Ave. Route 44 560 Windsor Ave Parkade wanted it played — to win, and to win Pongratz. catcher. ( m m It was an all-local team that in­ FORBES CHARGE HARTFORD honest. There was a firm, mutual I'espect WETHERSFIELD PLAINVILLE Even today, 16 years later, words charge or bank Downtown cluded these 11 players: Johnny between these two promoters.

MCC M ...... Family leaders named Mrs, Lyon heads Emblem II S With this coupon and a $5 purchase : ; With this coupon and a $5 purchase With this coupon and a $5 purchase With this coupon and a $5 purchase ; With this cou^n and a $5 purchase : Calendar ! * ^ Mrs. David Lyon of 262 Blue Ridge IS Students named 1976 Betty Crocker From the ranks of all school Man/ihester Community s F ir a ilo o Carngbell^ |l P U ls ^ ^ winners in the state, a State Family Dr. was elected president recently of ColleT* offers this calen­ J i f S y S t o p & ^ K o p i Family Leaders of Tomorrow at area the Manchester Emblem Club. She high schools are as follows: Leader of Tomorrow Is selected dar oRevents in the interest Y i y f t a M C Buttermlll< * 10 ounce package i through judging centered on test per­ succeeds Mrs. Samuel Vacanti of 101 of tha community. All the A m e H c a n Manchester High School, Mikel A. Grandview St. who will become the O'Brien; Bolton High School, Kathleen formance and receives a $1,500 MCCl sponsored activities C a k e M i x => frozen < college scholarship. The second junior past president of the club. iisted below are open to the S p a i ^ M t t i A. Duke; Ellington High School, Other officers elected were Mrs. 3 or Pie Crust ^o^M ^m sciuts ranking student in the state receives public and many are free of Teena M. Tautkus; Rockville High George Meixell, first vice-president; M ix-9 oz. pkg. 15 ounce can 8 oz. package a $500 scholarship. chafge. School, Patricia M. Beatrice; Coven­ Mrs. Edward Bayles, second vice- 10% oz. can f P e a s ! In addition to publicizing try High School, Lorilee Woodman; president; Mrs. Mary Mohr, finan­ South Windsor High School, Jeanne National competition will be held cial secretary; Mrs. Stanley events and activities in- M. 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Conn., Mon., Feb. 9. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon,, Feb. 9, 1976 — PAGE NINE Ashe hits SCORE USA ice dancers out to impress Whalers downed BOARD HARTFORD (UPI) Goalie Bob Johnson was Jarrett’s other tv prizes also anr^mportant part of came in the first period NBA INNSBRUCK (UPI - When to split the Russians,” said O’Con­ one place back, while Mike Devecka finishing ahead of her. program in which Russia’^ world — C oach Johnny Tfiursday’s hero, Bill Koch of the victory as he turned when the Crusaders Eastern Conference nor. of Bend, Ore., was 32nd. champion Sergei Volkov led Wilson of the you survive a tornado which Mittermaier, the current World Guilford, Vt., finished sixth, while back 23 New England jumped off to a 3-0 advan­ Atlantic Division Colleen is enjoying her first Olym­ Elsewhere in the program, the European champion John Carry, a kills five of your friends, you Cup leader, won her first ever Tatiana Averina won her fourth NEW YORK (UPI) - With shots. It was Johnson’s tage. W L Pet GB pics, despite the stiff competition men’s first heat of the giant slalom downhill in over eight years of com­ transplanted New Yorker, by two or­ have to be lucky. But Colleen medal, and second gold, by taking the said “it was just third game in the net for All three goals were the Boston 35 14 .714 — and the questionable judging. Life is was scheduled along with the com­ petitive skiing with a time of 1:46.16 dinal points. $17,000 in new prize money, women’s 3,000-meters in Olympic another gam e,” but Cleveland since being ob­ result of breakaway Buffalo 31 21 .596 5W O’Connor ^and partner Jim to be lived and even Innsbruck, a pulsory program in women’s figure The two gold medals won by Russia Arthur Ashe says he believes after it looked as if pre-race favorite record time. Nancy Swider of Park tained from the defunct Ot­ situations as Whaler Philadelphia 30 21 .588 6 Millns of Colorado Springs will sleepy town int he foothills of the skating in which Dorothy Hamill of Brigitte Totshnig of Austria would left her comfortablly at the top of the television’s bigger money left wing Gary Jarrett Ridge, 111., finished seventh. tawa Civics. defensemen were caught New York 25 28 .472 12 "*■ Alps, can be an exciting place for a Riverside, Conn., faced a stiff win. had other ideas after Central Division need more than luck today if David Santee of Park Ridge, 111., medal table with a 7-2-5-14 total to challenge matches are not “It was an easy game for out of position. girl from suburban Chicago. challenge in world champion Dianne the C rusaders’ 6-1 W L Pet GB they are to win the Olympic ice Nelson, 20, clocked 1:47.50. She was in fifth place in the men’s figure the 4-4-2-10 score of East Germany good for the game. me because the puck was Back in 1967, Colleen, then 16, was de Leeuw, a native Californian and America’s 1-3-2-6. Also scoring in the first Washington 29 22 .569 — dancing gold medal. said later, “I wanted to win a medal skating after the compulsory World Hockey in the Whalers’ end of the period were center Gary lucky to survive a tornado which representing Holland. or medals. This is the first. I am hap­ Ashe took his third World Cham­ Cleveland 29 22 .569 — Figure skating judges, drawn Association win over rink so often,” Johnson MacGregor and struck when she was practicing for a Sunday’s hectic action produced an py, but, of course, I would have been pionship Tennis tournament this Houston 24 24 .500 3W mainly from the East bloc countries, the New' England said. “It was a big win for defenseman Paul Shmyr. New Orleans 24 25 .500 4 roller skating competition. She was uupset victor in the women’s a lot more satisfied with a gold. year, flattening Brian Gottfried, 6-2, traditionally favor champions. This us and I am proud to be The goal by Shmyr came AtlanU 24 28 .462 5W hospitalized for three weeks and left downhill and a bronze medal for Cin­ “I realize I have to ski a lot better 6- 4, in the finals Sunday of the UnigedWhalers Sunday night, was displayed all too plainly Satur­ part of ending that streak on a shorthanded situation Western Conference with 32 stitches in her head, the dy Nelson of Lutsen, Minn. than I did today to get one.” Virginia Bank Tennis Classic in Rich­ “It was psychologically day when Russia's Irina Rodnina and the Whalers had against to give Cleveland a 1-0 Midw'est Division resuit of being buried for over 45- Cindy, in a comparative slump The downhill is Cindy’s best event, mond. important for us to win on Aleksandr Zaitsev were marked this team,” Johnson said. lead. The Crusaders never W L Pet GB minutes under a pile of rubble. during the World Cup season but she finished third in a Cup ^ A sh e said promoter' Bill Riordan, the Whalers’ ice because of high, despite a mediocre perfor­ W halers Coach Don looked back. Milwaukee 21 30 .412 — The only other final on a light day proceeding the Olympics, hit back * . « I »». I • 'w n m y Connors’ former manager, four years of frustration,” slalom, so she may yet harvest a gold Blackburn called the Detroit 20 29 .408 — mance, en route to the gold medal in of competition was the Nordic with a great run, but it was not quite before week is out. approached him in Philadelphia Jarrett said. the pairs event. fourth goal of the game by Kansas City 19 23 .365 2W Combine in which East Germany’s good enough to stop Rosi Mitter- earlier this month, proposing a TV He was a big part of the MacGregor’s goal Otherwise, the day belonged to right wing Juhani Tam- Chicago 16 35 .314 5 O’Connor and Millns were third Ulrich Wehling was favored to repeat maier of West Germany and challenge atch on the order of the Cleveland victory which proved to be the game Paeifie Division Russia. Nikolai Bajukov won the minen of the Crusaders as after the compulsory program to as champion. He scored 225.5 points Bridgette Totschnig of Austria from Connors-Rod Laver and Connors- ended a 13-game losing winner. It came on a slap W L Pet GB men’s 15-kilometer race in which last the big play. “Until that Ludmila Pakhomova and Aleksandr on the 70-meter hill Sunday to out­ John Newcombe matches last year. streak on Whalers’ ice. The shot from the left faceoff Golden State 37 14 .725 - time I really thought we Gorshkov, the five-time world cham­ distance the opposition. A 15- ”I told him to see my lawyer, smooth skating left wing circle as he came in un­ Los Angeles 26 27 .491 12 had a chance to come back pions from Russia, and another kilometer cross country race com­ Donald Dell,” Ashe said, “I’m not scored a pair of goals, his molested. The shot beat Portland 23 28 .451 14 but that sort of settled Russian pair, reigning woorld title plete the event. against challenge- matches. But how 7th and 8th of the season. Whalers goalie Christer Seattle 23 29 .442 14W holders Irina Moiseeva and Andrey Clinching CCIL title they are set up, it’s not good for the “The two goals were a things,” Blackburn said. Abrahamsson to the glove Phoenix 21 27 .438 14W Minenkov. Tamminen's goal was Sunday's Results James Ualanes of Brattleboro, Vt., game. With so much money in the result of the effort of my side. "I would not be realistic to expect followed by a shorthanded New York 97, Boston 89 was the best placed American in the bank, why should a player try linemates, Gerry Hinder us to win the gold medal, but we hope goal by the Whaers’ Ralph Cleveland moved into se­ Philadelphia 100, Buffalo 97 field of 34 in 25th spot with 184.1 aim with Indians harder.” and Rich Leduc. We have a Los Angeles 97, Atlanta 89 to attract the judges’ attention suf­ Backstrom to cut the cond place in the East points. Teammates Walter Gottfried got into the finals with a young team which is star­ CJiicago 96, New Orleans 92 ficiently so we can score high enough pair of upsets over fourth-seeded ting to jell and that is why deficit 4-1. But right wing Division race, eight points Detroit 94, Kansas City 93 Malmquist of Post Mills, Vt., was Russ Walker and Jarrett behind the first place By LEN AUSTER Roscoe Tanner and second-seeded it was so important to end Cleveland 83, Washington 78 Tom Okker. Gottfried tried for a countered with goals to put Whalers. The Crusaders Golden State 109, Portland Herald SpuriBwriler the jinx the Whalers had on third upset but couldn’t come close. the game out of reach for have also played one less 105 Less than two full weeks remain in the 1975-76 schoolboy us on their ice,” Jarrett Later Gottfried and Raul Ramirez, said. New England. game. Phoenix 107, Seattle 101 basketball schedule and the next five days will be busy ones for Tense moment for MCC coach the world’s top doubles team, ABA defeated Ashe-Okker, 6-4, 7-5, in the Manchester High. Cheney Tech, 1-14 in the COC and 3- Pi*etty Sandy Sawicki, coach of the Manchester Community W L Pet GB Manchester, 14-0 in the CCIL with 14 over-all, is idle until Friday night College women’s basketball team, struck up this pose doubles final, winning $2,000 each. Denver 37 12 .755 - at least a tie for the title already when it visits Rham High in Hebron. They dropped the first three games Shutout by Cheevers New York 32 18 .640 5W The Herald Angle assured, can take it outright tonight during losing effort lust week against Mattatuck ut East to Ashe and Okker but rallied to take State Tournament berths are the (UPI Pholol Catholic High. The Central Connecticut State College grad San Antonia 29 20 .592 8 By Earl Yost against Fermi High in Enfield in a biggest concern for several area six of the next seven games and the SPORTS NEW YORK (UPI) - team. It was their effort, Kentucky 29 23 .558 9W makeup of a Jan. 16 postponement. quintets. Ellington and Coventry are Cindy Nelson on way to bronze medal directs women’s activities at MCC. (Herald photo by Dunn) set. Gerry Cheevers registered not mine. They helped the Indiana 28 25 .528 lOW Sports Editor Fermi at 9-5 in the league and 9-7 safely qualified, Rockville is Minnesota skier fared well in downhill event The Australian “ Golden Girl” SLATE h is second straight hell out of me.’’ St. Louis 21 31 .404 17W over-all can’t take CCIL laurels but definitely out while South Windsor, Evonne Goolagong beat Virginia Virginia 8 42 .160 29W is still fighting for a post-season Rham and Bolton still remain Wade, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2, Sunday to win the shotout Sunday night in Sunday's Reaulls berth. question marks. $75,000 Virginia Slims of Akron Tour­ Monduy Boston’s 7-0 victory over Cheevers had several New York 110, Indiana 104 DeMarco sets mark San Antonio 112, Virginia Week makes big difference The 14-2 Indians won’t have much Ellington, already NCCC champ nament. It was her second victory in BASKETBALL Detroit. But it took him tough saves, including one three years to do it. 105 What a difference a week makes. rest as Tuesday night in their final and 15-3 over-all, entertains 0-12,2-15 two starts. The win raised Manchester ut Fermi midway through the second Denver 116, Kentucky 14 Miller^s birdies Goolagong’s lifetime record over Cheevers led the Bruins Last Monday, the University of Connecticut basketbali team was the second appearance of the campaign at East Granby Tuesday night and Middlesex CC ut MCC period on Buster Harvey, Clarke Arena then’ll host Conard in Cougars^ defeat Wade to 17-7 and represented her se­ to Stanley Cups in 1970 and ranked major college five in New England in UPl’s weekly listing. Friday the Purple Knights travel to East Hartford ut who had a partial WHA 1972, shutting out the New This ali came about after the Huskies had upset Holy Cross and High. That contest has been Deep River to combat Valley cond straight finals victory over Manchester (^irls), 3:15 breakaway stopp^ when East York Rangers in the 1972 Massachusetts on enemy courts. designated Children’s Night with all Regional. Coventry, 11-3 in the COC help in big win England’s top-rated player. Wade Cheeves went out of his net W L T Pts Tuesday Only Holy Cross was rated ahead of the Nutmeggers. youngsters 12 years of age and under and 13-3 in all games, hosts 12-2, 13-3 By CHRIS BLAKE has reached the finals in all three Cup final. He then jumped and smothered the puck. New England 25 25 5 55 to Cleveland of the World That will all change today when the latest ballots are counted. and accompanied by an adult being Cromwell Tuesday night and enter­ ' Corrt'Hpondt'nl tournaments she’s played this year BASKETBALL Cleveland 21 27 5 45 Hockey Association, com­ Connecticut stumbled before Massachusetts in the return go at Storrs admitted free Friday night tains Bolton Friday night. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — Until someone more If he had his choice, Manchester Community College’s Nick but has won one of them. Conurd ut Manchester, Cincinnati 22 30 1 45 Manchester travels to East Hartford ’’Evonne started off well and I plaining of dissension on After playing WHA-style Indianapolis 21 30 2 44 Saturday night and the Minutemen clearly established themselves as a better Bolton, 7-7 in the COC and 8-8 over­ animated comes along, Johnny Miller will have to do as the most DeMarco would have preferred a win to a school record for 8:15 club. The final score was 86-73. to face Penney High. all, hosts 8-6, 8-8 Rham High Tuesday outspoken and forthright player on the PGA tour. didn’t particularly,” said Wade, who Bulkeley ut Rockville the Bruins, and returned to hockey, Cheevers West East Catholic with a 9-1 HCC mark scoring, lost service twice in the 21-minute the NHL only this week welcomed the defensive W L T Pts The overall performance of the Huskies was the poorest since the debacle night. South Windsor, 8-2 in the CVC When Miller misses a shot — which South Windsor ut Wind­ has a chance of winning at least a tie DeMarco tied the school record he first set. after prolonged play of the Bruins. “Over Houston 34 18 0 68 against Biston College last Janurary at the Hartford Civic Center. and 9-8 over-all, is at conference op­ isn’t often — he says, “I hacked it,” Thames Valley (98) sor for regular season laurels in the con­ Rik Massengale and Brian Allin set earlier in the season with a Goolagong now has won $31,225 in negotiations. there, it was more wide Phoenix 26 20 6 58 Inconsistency has marked UConn’s performance all season and Coach Dee ponent 4-6, 8-9 Windsor Tuesday night or ”I played it badly,” or ”it was as B F PU Cromwell ut Coventry San Diego ference Wednesday night against 8-2, gave Miller a run for his money. But superlative 39-point performance her two tournaments and will take “It’s a new era now,” open. You’d probably see a 26 23 4 56 Rowe’s charges had one of those nights against the Bay Staters. and Friday the Bobcats are at dumb a thing as anybody could do.” Grant 3 4-9 10 Rhum ut Bolton Minnesota 25 22 4 54 14-3 Northwest Catholic at the Hart­ once Johnny turned it on coming Saturday night but the Cougars fell to the next couple of weeks off. Wade said Cheevers. ’’It’s a lot of point blank shots. Massachusetts played a solid disciplined game, displayed quickness and Bloomfield High. Rockville, 6-12 But when he makes a good shot, es­ Corallino 4 3-3 11 Kust Grunhy ut Ellington Canadian ford Civic Center at 7 o’clock. The back, they never had a chance. As it Thames Valley State Tech, 98-97, on has won nearly $3(),000. different bunch of guys and Here there’s more defense beat ilConn off the boards and utilized its big men to advantage, especially over-all, entertains Bulkeley High pecially if he sinks a long putt, the Dufresne 1 0-1 2 W L T Pts Eagles, 16-1 over-all, journey to Tuesday night and Friday the Rams was, both shot 67 with Massengale two foul shots by Mike Riccitelliwlth The doubles title went to' Morta Wednesday a new atmosphere — no and a lot of the shots come Mark Donoghue and Jim Town, a pair of 6-7 sharpshooters, good-looking blond Californian says, finishing closest to Miller with 347 Riccitelli 14 8-9 36 Winnipeg 38 19 1 77 Waterbury Friday night for an conclude their campaign at home eight seconds left. l''n' non-league Guerr^nt of Marengo, Iowa, and BASKETBALL dissension that I can see. at angles,’’ When Cheevers Quebec 33 17 4 70 Donoghue, a transfer from Dartmouth, was unstoppabie from the key and ’’that was ridiculous.” and winning his biggest check on Murallo 3 2-2 8 It’s a great feeling.” scored almost at will, canning 30 points, 16 in the first 20 minutes. He hit on 13 engagement with highly regarded against CVC opponent Newington game was played at East Catholic. Simmons Brigitte Cuypers of South Africa who East Catholic vs. signed with Boston last Calgary 26 23 3 55 Ridiculous or not. Miller made a, Tour — $20,520 — and Allin another 2 4-4 8 Cheevers, told early Sun­ of 17 field goal tries. Town added 17 points and Derek Claiborne had 18 and Holy Cross High. High. The Cougars, now 7-16 over-all, McDonough beat Glynis Coles of Great Britain Northwest Catholic ut week, the word was that Edmonton 20 34 3 43 string of nine birdies Sunday in about shot back and winning $12,780. 4 5-6 13 day he would start, stopped Mike Pyatt 15 in the well-oiled offense. Hdst Middlesex Communit College in Ezoid and Fiorenta Mihai of Romania, 6-4, Civic Center, 7 he’d need about 10 days to 15 32 5 35 as spectacuiar and powerful a closing Miller, who says whatever is on his 5 (H) 10 all 22 Detroit shots for his With Joe Whelton playing sparingly, after being injured in the win over a CCCAA contest tonight at East 7- 6, to split the $5,000 doubies Southprize. Cimirul CC ut MCC get in shape. But the Sunday's Results round as one could hope for. for a mind, first suggested he won the Jaime Filloi of Chile used first 17th NHL shutout. Boston University, UConn not only lost its quarterback but its second best Catholic. Totals 36 26-34 98 (Cheney) Bruins weren’t counting on Minnesota 3, Phoenix 3 nine under 63 and a three shot victory Hope because ”a nice little old lady game service breaks to win the third “I’m not taking anything Winnipeg 8, Calgary 4 scorer, Whelton didn't even take a shot. He entered play with a 14,5 per game Riccitelli's clutch free throws Manchesler (97) E uhI (.’utholic ut Penney their top goalie, Gilles in the $180,000 Bob Hope Desert told me she had a dream 1 won the annual Dayton Professional Tennis away from the old days but Quebec 5, Edmonton 4 scoring mark. First big battle represented the only lead for his B F Pts (girl») Gilbert, getting a bruised Classic. tournament. ” and later said he knew Classic singles championship Sunday this team is a helluva Cleveland 6, New England 1 Without a field general, UConn’s offensive failed to generate and it club, now 16-3 for the season, in the Smith 8 6-11 21 WRESTLING kneecap in practice. The 63 gave Miller a 90-hole score he was going to win because he "felt in defeating Andrew Pattison of team,” said Cheevers. Houston 5, San Diego 2 sputtered ail night. second half. The only other time they Leber 4 0-0 8 Enfield at MunrlieHler, Cheevers was needed of 16-under-par 344, won a prize of super and I knew I could beat these Rhodesia, 6-4, 6-7, 6-4. But Filloi was “It’s a great defensive led was at 2-0. Jefferson 5 3-8 13 6:30 sooner than,expected. NHL of alpine events $36,000, boosted his 1976 earnings to guys.” Foul shooting down the stretch on the losing end in the doubles final. Freeman 3 1-2 7 East Calliolir at Si. Ber­ Thomas blocked out $84,370, his career earnings to $1,031 ,- Then, it was time to talk about Ray Ruffels of Australia and Camphell Conference turned the trick for Thames. The DeMarco 16 7-11 39 nard Patrick Division John Thomas was hampered two ways, one by his own accord. The big 522 and accounted for his 17th career Nicklas, whom Miller uses as a Sonics, cold from the line in the first Sherwood Stewart of Dalias scored a AXAMER LIZUM, Austria (UPI) — The glamor event over, victory. yardstick to measure his own ac­ Maloney 2 0-0 4 W L T Pts rebound specialist couldn’t do his thing against the big UMass defenders who half, sank their last 14 attempts from 0 0-0 0 6-3, 3-6, 7-5 decision over Filloi and Friday Philadelphia 33 10 10 76 Miller called it his best tournament complishments. Henderson Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico. Basketball effectively blocked his path to the basket and the big senior was saddled with the first big battle of the Alpine Olympics opened today, the the line. Four times the visitors con­ Coachman 2 (M) 4 BASKETBALL NY Islanders 28 14 10 66 three early personal fouls. Thomas had just two rebounds in the first half. victory, and it well might have been. ■’Nicklaus is the best and I’m never verted one-and-one situations at im­ giant slalom, with two Americans starting in the top group. He weiil ii:lu liie M::al :uuiid with a Manrliester at Penney Atlanta 25 24 8 58 It was a minor miracle that UConn trailed by just one point at intermission, going to catch him in the majors portant junctures. NY Rangers 20 28 6 48 Ingemar Stenmark, a 19-year-old 72-hole score of seven under 281 and Jack has won 16 major titles,” said Totals 40 17-32 97 High matmen East Catliulie at Holy 41-40, Swede, is rated a slight favorite On the strength of DeMarco’s 11 CroH8 CilUKCll Smyihe Division his putting stroke erratic at best. Miller, "but I could catch him on Score at half: 43-37 Thames BENNET Although Randy Lavigne had one hot streak, he, along with Jeff Carr and against the two Italians, Gustavo Olympics on tv first half points, the Cougars took a Cheney Tech at Khani One-point was the W L T Pts ”I know I had a chance when after total wins.” Notching its fifth win of Jim Abromaitis, all freshman, played like freshmen, fumbling and stumbling Thoeni and Piero Gros. Although 43-37 halftime lead. Fouls played an pinned by Hall Newington at Rockville margin Center Congo had Chicago 23 15 16 62 Toniglil • 8:30 lu 10: Men's four mediocre rounds 1 was only two Jack has 58 so he can’t rest on his the season was Bennet Vancouver 20 23 10 50 and throwing the ball away. UConn has 22 turnovers, consistent with 11 in they have won five World Cup titles importa:it part in the second half. MCC managed to break initially but Upended for the fifth straight time South Windsor ut Blooin- over South United h u u i i i shots back,” said the 28-year-olld laurels. Junior High Friday against St. Louis 19 28 8 48 each half. between them, it’s Stenmark who is g iu n l I I , ice dancing, men's . Altogether, 55 fouls were whistled not very long. The Sonics tied it at 64- last Saturday was the Manchester fiehl Methodist Saturday in a 38- ”We’re back looking up,” a disappointed Coach Dee Rowe tried to explain figure skating, hockey, men's 15 Miller, who now is the ninth player in ’Tm not afraid of Jack Nicklaus. Silas Deane of Minnesota 16 33 4 36 the hot slalomist right now. along with two technicals on the 64 with 12:50 remaining. High wrestling team, 42-13, by Hall Bulton at Coventry 37 decision. Dave Spruce Kansas City 12 35 6 30 in a soft tone with his usual meeting after play with the press. kilom eter cross country. the $1 million club and the youngest. I'll play him any time but he has ac­ Sonics. Wethersfield, 55-50. Behind The top U.S, contenders were Greg ”I figured if I could drop a few putts, Thames made its final spurt High at Clarke Arena. Ellington ut Valley and Alan Robb tallied 15 Wales Conference ”I’m very disappointed. I felt that we had turned the corner. They (UMass) complished more than I have, and I MCC increased its spread early in the fine shooting of John Jones, 21, of Tahoe City, Calif., and I would win it. I didn’t expect to trailing 88-84. The quintets The Indian matmen, now 4-6 for the Regional and 11 points for the Norris Division played extremely well, especially their Mg’men, don't think I’m going to catch him. the second half to eight points on a Haslett and Dave Tyo, the Philip Mahre, 18, of White Pass and one giant slalom so far this make as many birdies as I did, but exchanged six points before George season, entertain Enfield High winners. Pete Gourley led W L T Pts ”We can't afford any more losses. We can’t look to other people for help, we Actually, I'm flattered when people DeMarco bucket but Thames out- WRESTLING Bears opened an early Wash, Mahre’s twin brother, Steve, season and hasn’t once fallen below that will happen once I get it started. Smith put in a layup for MCC for a 96- Wednesday night at Clarke Arena at the losers with 18 points. Montreal 39 7 8 86 have to do the job (of getting a post-season tourney bid) ourselves. We were in compare me to him. but I don't hold scored the iocals, 10-2, over the next EuHt Cutliolic ut Rhum lead. The former netted 13 and Cary Adgate, 22, of Boyne City, third in either event and leads in the Miller got off winging with a three 92 lead with 1:27 left. But Curt Sim­ 6:30 Trinity Covenant Los Angeles 28 24 3 59 a great position going in. him in awe.” two minutes to knot the count at 49- points and Tyo , 11. Four Mich., are competing in the second overall standings. foot birdie putt on the first hole and a mons sank a one-and-one for the Sophomore Chris Luz won his trimmed Emanuel Pittsburgh 22 25 7 51 ”We definitely have our backs to the wall,” he said in the quiet dressing all. clutch foul shots by Jim Detroit 18 30 7 43 group. Their counterpart in the five footer on the second. Birdies at visitors, Riccitelli knotted it with a match while Bob Hawkes and Dave Lutheran, 48-27, as Ozzie room. Seven games remain on the schedule and the Huskies must win at least Top choices From this point the action became Soccer signup Taylor in the final minute Washington 5 44 6 16 women’s downhill, Minnesota’s Cin­ five and eight enabled him to make jumper and after DeMarco netted Derewianka grappled to ties. Tom Johnson and Bud Craig six to rate any serious consideration for the fourth and last spot in post-season KINGSTON, R.l. (UPI) - Idaho fast and freewheeling. It was also at iced the triumph. Atiuin.s Division dy Nelson, claimed a bronze medal. Daytona dispute the turn at Indian Wells, a tight little one charity toss came back with the Jones won in the unlimited division The final two youth dropped in 17 and 14 points. play. State Coach Bob Griffin and Slippery this point when Riccitelli began a winners. by forfeit. soccer registrations for Ron Tweedie and Bill w L T PU So far this season no one has desert layout, in 32. And when he bir- Rock Coach Bob Dispirito, both New INTER-TOWN Boston 33 11 9 75 Class showed in the end, UMass never became rattled and one came away DAYTONA BEACH, Fia. (UPI - scoring rampage which netted him 36 Results: 101 — Murphy (H) pinned boys and girls age six to 18 Stephenson each tallied Upping their record to 7- dominated the slalom the way died the 10th wiq a 30-footer, that put England natives, are two of the four Buffalo 30 la 9 89 wondering how Connecticut ever beat them at Amherst. In an unprecedental action; Nascar points. The final 10 minutes was Wilson :29, 108 — Callahan (H) will be held tonight and seven for the Lutherans. 3 was Manchester’s entry Austrian ace Franz Klammer, who John in front. finalists for the head football job at Toronto 23 20 11 57 UConn could drop as many places this week as it gained seven days ago. won his gold medal last week, officials disallowed the Daytona 500 seemingly a sKootout between him —BOWLING- pinned Chandler 4:59, 115— Madnick next Monday night from 6 Emanuel of Hartford after a 56-43 duke over He never looked back, picking up the University of Rhode Island, ac­ California 19 29 6 44 qualifying times for A.J. Foyt, and DeMarco. (H) dec. Cordera 184, 122— Hogan to 8 at the Manchester outlasted Temple Beth, 50- Windsor Locks Sunday. dominates the downhill. birdies at well on the 12th, 14th, 16th cording to a source at the state Sunday' s Results Darrell Waltrip and Dave Marcis Forward Pete Leher keyed an 11-2 GOP WOMEN- Cathy (H) pinned Smith 1:00, 129 — High gym area. 46, Twin-figure scorers for Pete Kiro hooped 30 points The first run of the giant slalom and 18th holes to win it going away. school. Pittsburgh 7, Vancouver 2 was scheduled for 6:30 a.m. EST because their cars were illegally surge with four points to give the Wynn 209-545, Barbara Callahan (H) pinned Girelli 5:17,135 The group is determined Emanuel were Dave Peter­ for Manchester. John Chicago 4, Washington 2 today, the final for Tuesday. equipped. Cougars a 60-51 lead. Shortly after a Higley 185-479, Grayce — Luz (M) dec. Callahan 7-2, 141 — by the age of last Aug.l son 18, D.J. Acker J3 and Wilson added nine points Montreal 3, NY Rangers 0 Spring training The 5,050-foot course at a drop of Nascar said the Chevrolets of Foyt basket, however, the 6-1 Leber fouled Shea 180, Sally Heavisides Derewianka (M) drew with Children turning six must Rusty Liljedahl 40! Bruce and Jim Wyse eight. Best Philadelphia 4,. NY 180477. 1,493 feet wound through 63 gates on and Waltrip "were set up for use of Knicks suprise Celtics out of the contest. Jack Maloney and Bornstein 6-6, 148 — Rohrlich (H) do so by Aug.l. Charendof hit, 18 points for in defeat were Jim Islanders 2 a mountainside above Innsbruck. fuel pressure assists, which are not Lum Jefferson also had four per­ dec. Marshall 4-2, 158— Waxier (H) There is a $3 registration the Temple and Andy Flanders 13 and Brian Boston 7, Detroit 0 allowed.” . sonals at this juncture and they dec. Brezinski 11-7, 170 — Partridge fee. Plepler added a dozen. Hague 12. Toronto 4, Minnesota 1 Thoeni had the advantage of star­ HAPPY HOLIDAYS- Buffalo 5, California 5 issue at stake ting fourth but Stenmark came sixth. Marcis’ Dodge, Nascar said, "was NEW YORK (UPI) - The New hustle, we didn't run, we threw the would foul out later. Inez Babineau 126, Frieda (H) dec. Digan 4-0, 188 — Hawkes Gros was ninth in the lineup. equipped with a non-approved York Knicks had to look back a long ball away and we didn't use any With a nine-point deficit, the Sonics Madden 141. (M) tied w ith Schw artz 7-7, Stenmark, a painfully shy radiator stoppage.” way to find the last time they had smart play — 1 don't think I saw any went into a fullcourt press which Unlimited — T. Jones (M) won by Laplander who considers his beaten the Boston Celtics. Their 97-89 saving grace in the game," said forfeit. victory Sunday, they hope, will give NEW YORK (UPI) — Baseball’s spring training is at stake as hometown of Taernaby (pop. 700) Boston Coach Tom Heinsohn. "The FANTASTIC PRE-SEASON - them the needed confidence to avoid only thing that showed up today were . "IF YOUR HAIR IS NOT major league owners hold a special joint meeting today to decide overpopulated has won two slaloms Dies slate BECOMINQ TO YOU - YOU on a new contract proposal to the players who will consider the such a long lapse again. the uniforms.” I SHOULD BE COMINQ TO HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart­ Earl Monroe, playing with an in­ M-W Joy gets triple THERE’S A BUMPER I me." offer later this week. ford Bicentennials have announced a flamed right instep, scored 32 points CROP OF VALUES I rUSSEU’SBMIERSHOP Spring training camps are North American Soccer League as the Knicks snapped a five-game | IN TH E \WANT ADS 18B Spruce SL Cops prevail MinciMetar scheduled to open in less than three against their employers prior to the Champions schedule for 24 games with the 1976 losing streak and the Celtics’ seven- in track victory CALL WALLCOVERING SALE weeks but owners and players are se a s o n o p e n e r A p ril 25 a t TukiiiK a 45-40 start of the 1974 season. The NFL (Jindiing the 1975-76 game win skein. The last time New § 643-2711 still far from a basic agreement on players still do not have a contract. Washington. York beat Boston was 12 games ago, (11‘ciaioii yesterday Now Go/n On A t iVIuiiclieater Deanary Improving its record to 1,000-yd. run: 1. DeVore how major league baseball will Baseball owners have several The schedule Includes two games were the Cops over a 96-86 triumph Nov. 29, 1974. 4-1 last Saturday was the (N), 2. Lyon (M), 3. Kor- operate. The last contract between alternatives. They could decide to (jraininar Schuool in May with the Pele-ied New York “I didn’t know how many times in the Rohliers in their Manchester High indoor nacki (N) 2:24.8. owners and players expired Dec. 31. limit or withdraw their contributions liaskethall League title Cosmos. a row we had lost to Boston hut I was u n IIII u I li e II e f i t track team with a 53-38 up­ 60-yd. dash: 1. Joy (M), miinTORiiiiiai 615 Main St. Now that the reserve clause has to the pension plan to which they now .Saturday was St. Janies’ The Bicentennials open their 12- thinking on the bus on the way over haskethall (tame ut set win over Norwich Free 2. D aw son (M )', 3. been knocked down by arbitrator contribute $6.5 million. Marvin game home schedule April 30 at here that it had been a long, long undefeated entry,« Academy. Moskowitz (N) :06.8. in s n M U G H i Manchester Peter Seitz, and that decision upheld Miller, executive director of the Dillon Stadium against the Maiiehester High's Keeping up with fast iDoving Iralfk is The Saints made Our time,” said Monroe. "It was an im­ Bill Krohn of Norwich Mile run: 1. Krohn (N)x last week by U.S. District Judge John players association wants that figure Philadelphia Atoms. portant victory because it broke our Clarke Arena before “ MY ENGINE RAN sheer terture for her in a small car. Yes, l.ady of Peace of East broke two records in the 2. Bayles (M), 3. Kornacki compKis and minis can suffer eitra PAUL’S PAINT 6 4 9 - 0 3 0 0 W. Oliver in Kansas City, the owners increased by $1.5 million. losing streak. And it was good for our an estimated crowd one and two-mile. Jeff Joy (N) 4:30.5. engine strain to accelerate speed. This must formulate new rules under Owners could also eliminate the Hartford their 19th WHEN IT WAS OFF morale because the Celtics are a of 800. won three races for 300-yd. dash: 1. Dawson can cause eicessive engine heat, wear which they are willing to play ball. present maximum player salary cut straight victim, 39-21, to Vermeil named I'd w ilc li Ihe igiiil'Mi iH M I I * engine and noise. Thai's whj small cars should team we’re going to have to beat John Sehneider Manchester and Steve (M), 2. Wojeoski (M), 3. The court decision means the players of 20 per cent for one year and 30 per sweep the hest of three- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The later on in the season to gain a ■ouldnT ileg. Imleed il spullered, hare eitra protection. Now thei can get Dawson won the 300 and Walsh (M) :35.3. roclied and touglcd. Then I dlKctered it thanks to W YN N'S* OIL TREATMENT no longer feel bound by the reserve cent over two consecutive years, or Philadelphia Eagles’ exhaustive and playoff berth and now we know we liud 13 points, Tuny game series. placed second in the dash. 60-yd. hurdles: 1. Joy WYIIH-S* SrilJIRE. He* m Imbitt FOR SHALL CARS. It's formulated lo help Every Wallcovering On SALE! clause, prompting the owners to take perhaps lower the player limit from sometimes embarassing search for a Muriunus 12, Bud l i t e w ," (rile s i happ) usee. Yes, mainlain performance, compression Oiid Pete . Kiro tallied 22 can beat them.” Results: (M) , 2. Davis (N), 3. what is expected to be an even stiffer the present 25. new head coach ended this weekend Bill Bradley scored all 15 of his Minor 11 and Gary engineNpHer nM" ^caused bp hcai| viscosilr al high temperatures while il 4 X 1 lap: 1. Manchester Saracino (N) .08.1. posture during bargaining. In addition to the player-relations points and Dave Gay nine when Dick Vermeil did what Joe caAen b u W u r Ia n benel orip euspep. fights power slealing contaminants. So points in the second half, eight-point Minor seven for the (Prestl, Walsh, Dawson, Shot put: 1. Walsh (M), aling, bdl downrlgM dangerous methan- for that eitra protection gel WYNN'S OIL Whatever proposal the owners problems, the owners are expected to for the winners. Chuck Paterno and Frank Kush wouldn’t do. run to open the third period. The Cops. Dave Rinus Wojocski), 2. Norwich 2. White (M), 3. Taylor (M) kallp. So be bind lo poue car and pourself TREATMENT FOR SMALL CARS today. draft will be relayed to the players discuss an American League (•aren paced the losers Vermeil, who coached UCLA to an streak opened New York’s lead from Add a can ol WYHN’S SPIT FIRE lo pour Added Special SALE TOURINE PAINTS! had 13 points, Mark (3:25.6. 36’ 4 >A”. for consideration during their proposal that the National League with 16. upset win over Ohio State in the Rose one to nine. gas lonb lodap. Now atallaUr •) nil meeting later this week. But still in Jetle 10 and Don Two-mile run: 1. Krohn High jump: 1. Krohn expand to 13 teams in 1977 with inter­ The Saints now move Bowl last New Year’s Day, signed a John Gianelli scored a season-high (N), 2. Ruso (N), 3. Trian (N) ,2. Preti(M),3. White the way of agreement are the so- league play. Earlier this week thb five-year contract to coach the 20 points — Including 16 in the first Erickson eight for on to the Hartford (M) 9:42. (M) 5’8”. THH I THANK3 V O UITOB M A Thought To Remember: called ‘’freedom issues” similar to American League finalized its expan­ Eagles, replacihg Mike McCormack, half. Jo Jo White led Boston with 28 the Robbers (Clergy­ Archdiocese Tourna- 600-yd. run: 1. Joy (M), 4 x 2 lap relay: 1. TTPB^ the problems that triggered a strike sion to 13 teams in 1977 with the addi­ who was fired at the end of last and Dave Cowens added 16. men). TNCTHANKVOUtTONC “There’s No Substitute For INTEGRITY and QUALITY” by national football league players iiient starting Feh. 29. 2. Murphy (N), 3. Telgener Norwich, 2. Manchester AT.AU KING’S STORES tion of Seattle. Season. “ We didn’t jilay defense, we didn’t (M) 1:22.9. 7:44.0. i) PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 9, 1976

Vernon stitching a Bicentennial sampler in one of Vernon’s public buildings. Some of the older children at the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 9, 1976- PAGE ELEVEN “Happy Birthday dear America, hap­ which will have on it a replica of the Other classes are doing tempera school are spending their free time TOWN OF MANCHESTER py birthday to you,” can be heard colonial flag, the present day flag, window paintings depicting colonial working on a display of Colonial Sports functions ADVERTISING Busineu Opportunity 14 Northeast students ringing from the fir^t-grade the alphabet, numerals, and dress, soldiers, and the Liberty Bell. American tools. LEGAL classrooms at the Northeast School. Northeast School Grade 1. Fifth-graders will be making their The school chorus is working on 10 RATES EASTERN Connecticut, NOTICE Storrs area, fast growing The children are celebrating the The fourth-graders have started a own horn books and work slates . songs for their part in a musicil slated this week The Planning and Zoning 1 day . lot word per day restaurant and lounge full mark Bicentennial Bicentennial. They followed the “Time Line.” When completed it will The old art of apple carving is production "Revolutionary Ideas.’' ghts will continue at Commission at a meeting on songs by taking turns telling what East Hartford 3 daya . .9t word par day liquor license. Renovated be a gift to one of Vernon’s public being employed by a fifth-grade The fourth and fifth grades at the O’Connell and Mayberry February 2,1976 APPROVED 6 daya . .St word pat day throughout. Ample parking “we can do to make America a happy buildings. Each fourth-grade class is class. ’The children add bodies to ap­ Center Road School are working on a SHEILA TULLER a plan of subdivision showing 28 daya . .7t word par'day STie H e ra tt) with room for expansion. Schools Tuesday and place.” responsible for a different time era. ple heads and dress them like people humorous operetta, “Let George Do 289.4283 Wednesday evenings. New­ lands N/F of Ward Cheney, 15 worda. $2.00 minimum Heavily traveled road. Doing The first-graders are also cross When completed it will be on display in history. It,” to be presented later this month. , The Park Department comers are welcome. and a plan of subdivision Happy A d a ...... Sg.lSInch CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING very well. For more informa­ has planned a special showing lands N/F of the tion write Box 0, Manchester Gym for grammar F. W. Cheney Company, vicini­ Herald. schuedule for this school school boys will be held vacation week. ty of Hartford Road and every morning at the Forest Street. PHONE 643-2711 The Indoor pools at regular gyms. High school A copy of these decisions FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Sltustlon Wantod 15 Lunch USDA Penney and East Hartford and college boys will have has been filed in the Town CHOICE super SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! High School will be open Clerk’s Office. BABYSITTING - in my home. the dame gyms every Robertson School area. Call p r o g r a m BEEF every afternoon from 1 to 4 Planning and INDEX afternoon. ADVERTISING Halp Wantad 13 649-3195, WALDBAUM'S p.m. for recreational Ice skating Zoning Commission NOTICSt swimming. The pools will John J. Hutchinson, ~ Loit and Found IMMEDIATE Openings expanded There will be ice skating - Paraonala DEADLINE FOOD CLUB I follow the regular evening Vice Chairman - Announcamania available on our first and third daily at Gorman and Mar­ 12:00 nooQ the day before shifts. The following are schedule. Ronald Gates, - Entartainmeni publication. Vernon tin Parks, weather permit­ Secretary - Auctions positions available on third □ EDUCATION M AYONNAISES^ The Mother-Daughter ting. Deadline for Saturday and shift: one silk screen printer, The Vernon School Food Mart Dated this 9th day of TOWN OF MANCHESTER, FINANCIAL Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. two silk screen inspectors, system has expanded its February, 1976. CONNECTICUT - Sonds-Stocks-Mortgaget Private Inatructlona 18 Notice of Finding of No - Personal Loans one tape applier, one inspec­ free and reduced price QUART d M T B c Bolton plans March - Insurance PLEASE READ tor and two quality control in­ meal program for children INVITATION TO Significant Effect on the En­ spectors. The following are PROFESSIONAL Tutoring vironment EMPLOYMENT YDUR AD Service - reading, math. Free unable to pay the full price. JAR BID - Help Wanted positions open for first shift: creative arts show This notice is published in ac­ - Business Opportunities Classified ads are taken over one quality control inspector, consultation and evaluation. The revised rules follow U.S.^D.A. CHOICE Sealed Proposals will be cordance with the Depart­ - Situation Wanted the phone as a convenience. one drill sharpener. Please 649-8023. WITH PRIO R P U R C H A S E O F 17.W OR M O R E A N D THIS COUPO N AT The Herald la responsible for guidelines set under the FOOD MART. GOOD THRU SAT.. FEB. U. LIMIT ONE JAR • ONE DONNA HOLLAND Sarah Winter, fine arts; received by the Tolland ment of Housing and Urban EDUCATION call Multi-Circuits at 6 ^ 1 0 0 only one Incorrect Insertion end National School Lunch COUPON PER FAMILY. The Bolton Elementary Housing Authority until 2:00 Development’s Rules and - Private Instructions between 9-4 days. CALIFORNIA Dawn Varara, Brenda - Schools-CIssses then only to the size of the Program and allow an in­ School and Bolton Center Solenzio, music and dance; P.M., 23 February, 1976, for a Regulations as printed in the - Instructions Wanted original Insertion. Errors which crease in the family in­ drilled water well for the Ren­ July 16,1975 Federal Register do not lessen the value of the □ REAL ESTATE U.S.D.A. CHOICE School creative arts Joan Richardson, Eileen REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor­ tal Homes for Elderly entitled "Title 24, HUD Part - Homes for Sale come. festival is March 24. Delsignore, crafts; Henry rected by an additional inser­ CHUCK Citizens, E-107, Route 74, 58 Environmental Review - Lots-Land for Sale TOOL MAKERS The family size runs As a result of a decision Stauder, industrial arts; - Investment Property tion. Hornet For Sale 23 from one to 12 and each ad­ Tolland, Connecticut. Procedure for the Community - Business Property FIRST CLASS last year the festival will Joan Richardson, Lorna Bids are to be mailed or Development Block Grant”, - Resort Property $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room ditional family member - Real Esisle Wanted MACHINISTS ROAST TOMATO PAPER Grapefruit be held every other year, Nichols, creative writing; delivered to the Tolland Subsection 58.16. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard adds $1,180 to the income. alternating with the Nancy Silverstein, Housing Authority, 52 Tolland Project: Die rehabilitation of MISC. SERVICES Halp Wanted 13 CINTIMATIC heating, stove, refrigerator. For families from one to UNDERBLADE - Services Offered Hutchins Agency 646-3166. science fair. photography and audio­ Green, Tolland, Ct. 06084. All the Orford Village school - Painting-Papering OPERATOR 12 the salary range is as SAUCE TOWELS Juice The festival is for visual. bids will be publicly opened building on Waddell Street so - Building-Contracting PHONE FROM home to ser­ Experience only. Must be - Roofing-Siding vice our customers in the able to work and set-up REDUCED FOR quick sale - follows: $5,040, $6,620, $8,- VANITY FAIR kindergarten through and read at 2:00 P.M., 23 that it may meet all of the - Healing-Plumbing two family, 30 Locust Street, c FOOD CLUB Manchester area, flexible from blueprints. Apply 200; $9,770; $11,210; $12,- STEAKS CONTADINA 12S COUNT ROLL KofC meets February 1976. state and local requirementa - Flooring Grade 8 students. It hours, super earnings, 249- no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. UNSWEETENED Bids must be on forms for a day care center. > Moving-Trucking-Storage 650; $13,970; $15,280; $16,- LB. enables them to express The St. Maurice Council - Services Wanted 7773. 9 FIRST CUTS supplied and all items must be Die Town of Manchester PARAGON TOOL CO. MANCHESTER - Five room 460; $17,640; $18,820; and FRESH their creative talents. Knights of Columbus will 121 Adams SI. filM out, and submitted In has found that the rehabilita­ MISC. FOR SALE Ranch. Fireplace, eat-in $20,000. Categories and com­ meet Tuesday at the St. - Articles for Sale FM a W(i in jm kMfolijfN Manchester triplicate. - Building Supplies kitchen, 11/2 baths, full base­ In addition, families not CHICKEN Maurice Church parish tion of the school building will mittee members for the A satisfactory Bid Bond not have a significant adverse . :Pets -Birds- Dogs IMS Wait Us raiuiiriy. ment, carport, aluminum meeting this criteria but LEGS 7 9 ? 8 •1.1 39* I 39 fair are: Barbara Smith, center at 8 p.m. - Livestock storm doors and windows. executed by the Bidder and effect on the environment - Boats & Accessories Convenient shopping and with other unusual FRESH Sureties in the amount equal because the project will not - Sporting Goods expenses should also apply. POOD CLUB MINI - Garden Products schools. 61 Alice Drive, $38,- CHICKEN to 5% of the base bid or a cer­ effect water quality, air quali­ - Antiques 500. Peterman Agency, 649- Each school has applica­ P reserves a; 79' Marshmallows ««'49 ' Board meets Tuesday tified check equivalent to 5% ty, or wildlife in the area. And - Wanted to Buy 9404, 646-2912. tion forms. All information BREAST 9 9 - of the total bid shall be sub­ will not increase noise level RENTALS National Weather Forecast will be confidential. S a la d O il .'.TbSW^. 99 < Andover Also disposal of obsolete mitted with each bid. The beyond what they were when - Rooms for Rent OAKWOOD RD. - six room COMSTOCK CNERRY Marshmallow FLU FF 3 5 ' - Apartments for Rent M * V IC ( rO IIC M T I* 7 * M i n DONNA HOLLAND equipment. Grade 6 trip to successful bidder will be the building was used for - Homes for Rent Cape, fireplace, garage, rec The Andover Board of New York City, and required to furnish Perfor­ headstart classes. The - Business for Rent n~— ^ ro o m , a s s u m a b le VA U.S.D.A. CHOICE OUR BEST U.S.D.A. CHOICE P ie Filling <« «" 65' Dill Spears*^* ’!b°.^59' • Resort Properly for Rent V - "B J e*o^ mortgage, circular pool, all Rockville INSTANT ^ mative and PaymeiitBonds in rehabilitation of the building BONELESS BREADED Education will meet several school policies. - Wanted to Rent BONELESS full amount of the Contract. will also improve the - Misc. lor Rent for $35,900, call 646-1189. CAMPBELL'S 6 ' ca N I ^ 1 • Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the The board will continue IO*TOM V e g .S o u p Swiss Miss ENVELOPES ' The Tolland Housing Authori­ Hospital notes Chuck Steak 89 Andover Elementary work on the new 1976-1977 aesthetic qualities in the AUTOMOTIVE BOLTON - $31,900- AttracUve Voal Pattiot Chuck Roast ty reserves the right to reject neighborhood. - Autos for Sale UNDERBLADE School conference room. budget. five room Ranch, family UNDERBLAOE any and all bids and to waive Project: A rehabilitation of - Trucks for Sale The agenda includes School is oul - Heavy Equipment for Sale room, fireplace, paneling, Admitted Wednesday: any informality in bids, when the Verplanck swimming pool - Motorcycles-Bicycles aluminum siding. Hutchins Helen Bilow, Vernon Ave., PEANUT Toaster Prince special education student Winter vacation for An­ such action Is deemed to be in and bath house on Olcott • Campers-Trailers-Mobite Agency, 646-3166. Rockville; Julieanne Canny, placement, appointment of dover Elementary School Homes X t the best Interest of the Street. - Automotive Service . 4 9 Loa Bellevue Ave., Rockville; »1 M BUTTER Pastries Spaghetti special ed driver, review of students began today. Authority. This project will have no - Auloelor Rent-Lease BOLTON - HEBRON Line, Gerard Dugal, Fernwood Rd., proposed 1976-1977 school School resumes Feb. 16. Copies of Specifications may significant adverse effect on Beautifully maintained seven U.S.D.A. CHOICE PLANTERS FOOD CLUB ZITI RIGATONI room Raised Ranch. Vernon; Gordon Friedrick, calendar, request by An­ ’The school office will be be obtained from Galllher & the environment. London Broil SHOULDER ‘ 1 . 4 9 ALL VAR I P ,OZ PKG MEDIUM SHEl LS lowilt lIMPtlAmill Applianced kitchen, Robin Rd., Vernon; Richard dover Bicentennial Com- open daily, e x c e p t Schoenhardt, Architects, The "nie purpose of this project is Grotton, Cemetery Rd., Ver­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE Waldbaum's N.Y.\ Style Dell! □ NOTICES ,MCWOKLC«lt« fireplaced living room with Thursday, from 8 a.m. un­ Courtyard No. 10, Simsbury, to rehabilitate the pool so that cathedral ceiling. Huge fami­ non; ’Thelma Keeler, Lunen­ top Chuck Steak' l» s ls ‘ 1 . 5 9 miskion for use of a school Form wla 73 ROAST Connecticut 06070; telephone it can again serve the surroun­ r— K G I N O - ly room. Low 40’s. Centuryentury 21, burg, Vt.; Melissa Kirby, U.S.D.A. CHOICE ^ ^ bus. til 3:30 p.m. HAM RESr (203 ) 658-7817, on or after 9 ding neighborhood and to Lost and Found 1 TeiTedford Real Estate.. 647-9914. Regan Imperial Arms, Ver­ Shoulder Roast " h us * 1 . 4 9 WITH ISOLATED PROTEIN FRESHLY SLICED February, 1976. allow Its use for the han­ CALIFORNIA non; Helena button, 'Tunnel 3 9 ' 39 No bid may be withdrawn for dicapped by its being ramped. LOST - older black and white [23wowm N itiL, MANCHESTER - Ideal for Rd., Vernon; Elmer Neilsen, Chuck Steak ^UNDERSLAO? L. 9 9 ' Wanted: Adults in sports a period of sixty (60) days sub­ The project will have no tom cat, vicinity of Waddell Ufivvf AtHllfOTOCASt Cf young family, six room Hunter Rd., Tolland; Kevin U.S.D.A. CHOICE f . 1 , 9 9 OCTAGON LIQUID sequent to the opening of the significant effect upon surface School, answers to name of Colonial with 1 1/2 baths, !2.19 elected otiicers and a nine For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 10. Monday night will three bedrooms, nice deep lot Wytas, Stafford Springs. Short Ribs of Beef 99' c Andover bids, without the written con­ or subsurface lands, Tippy, call 649-6318 between Detergent ’”0- - . ’* 79 s^forclii 5 ca n i* 1 • member board of direc­ find snow and freezing rain in the mid and lower Rockies and and above ground pool. Only Discharged Wednesday: K d l KSII pmo sent of the Tolland Housing hydrology, noise, air quality, noon and 6 p.m. VAR. DONNA HOLLAND tors. - <■ southern Minnesota, while rain and showers will be indicated in $31,900. Wolverton Agency. Mrs. Beth Bernache and CHO?CE Authority. ' Chuck Stew Beef ..‘ 1 . 2 9 P r o v o l o n e l b ‘ 1 . 7 9 wildlife or historic property. Realtors, 649-2813. daughter, Mountain St., OUR B E ST C h ee se Pie Crust Mix ma*!;:.3 5 ' 646-0375 LOST - beige Angora cat, full southern California. Mostly fair skies elsewhere. Minimum NEW YORK SHARP _ DQO C L U E Recognized by the town’s Tolland No significant alteration of Rockville; Lawrence Poi?.t, Fobd.^T„u3’55fif89' Residents interested in rown and mendly, vicinity of temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in Veal Patties 'Ifil’i' l. 8 9 ' recreation commission the Housing Authority the physical environment is Buckley, Old Post Rd., Cheddar Cheese l b ‘ 1 . 8 9 the town's boys’ baseball, urger King, Saturday night parenthesis) Atlanta 37 (69), Boston 27 (45), Chicago 35 (48), NOVA SCOTIA OR ALASKAN Uravy Dinner»«*3.99 iT r e a d C ru m b s 59' ARA is charged with coor­ Donald G. Miller, planned. for Sunday, owner’s heart­ Toliand; Pearl Campbell, Cleveland 33 ( 50), Dallas 47 (76), Denver 27 (52), Duluth 11 (23), HEBRON l b CMAtSA ALLORINOS 9 0 pony league or girls’ soft- dinating sports programs Chairman The Environmental Review broken, 649-3055 or 649-1182. Gem Dandy Franks 7 9 ' L o x S a l e T l* c e d ^ l b . ‘ 1 • 4 9 Houston 57 (83). Jacksonville 40 ( 74), Kansas City 33 (52), Little L0W40’l Stafford Springs; Lea PRIMO W U I I WW*ANB0RN 1LB.VAC.CAN |, | ball programs are Invited 9 February 1976 Record may be examined and Shortening *1.19 for the town. Rock 46 ( 75), Los Angeles 54 (64), Miami 52 ( 73), Minneapolis 8«nn room USR Ralood Ranch Chamberlain, Bancroft Rd., to the next meeting of the copied in the Town Manager's LOST - black and white Italian Sausage S W E ET l b ‘ 1 . 4 9 Beef Bologna l b ‘ 1 . 2 9 13 (31), New Orleans 50 (81), New York 29 (49), Phoenix 52 (72), on nico wooded lot, llvinu room, Rockville; Lottl Gaule, Andover Recreation Office, Town Hall during Angora cat, area of East dining room, kllohon, S Catholic, Reward, call 643- San Francisco 42 ( 59), Seattle 37 ( 46), St. Louis 37 (59), Florence ST., Rockville Don­ F r a n k s **^CASiNO LB ‘ 1 . 3 9 CRAPE Spaghetti Strained You certainly can .., find relief business hours. On the basis of bodrocmt, 2 flrtplocM, lamlly Food Club Bacon ‘1.49 CARANOO NEW ENOLANO Association. 5755. Washington 31 (511. room, doch and garogo. na Grant, Tolland Stage Rd., OSCAR MAYER QD It will be Tuesday at 7 this finding, no further review Roooonabto otforo conililortd. Tolland; Lucy Hamilton, Luncheon Loaf 99^ Sauce Baby Food is necessary or will be con­ South St., Vernon; Mary Hoff­ W e i n e r s b e e f F r a n k s l b ‘ 1 . 1 9 JELLY p.m. at the Andover Paraonala 2 OSCAR MAYER BREAKFAST I’ooDciuR HEINZ Elementary School HAY-FEVER ducted. The Town intends to man, Main St., Broad Brook; Hard Salami •1.15 GAYLORD FOOD Cl UB ★ UNITEOREALTY^ PLAIN MEAT request release of funds for INCOME TAX preparation - Pork Sausage l b ‘ 1 . 4 9 22' j OZ PKG library. 6 4 6 - 5 0 1 6 Charles Kennedy, Grant Ave., 2 L B JAR MUSHROOM All VAR J'.O/ JAR this project from HUD. Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or Rockville; May Latham, Alperts Pastrami 79' The meeting will be an SUNBEAM NSW ENGLAND S I N U S Sufferers Any comments or questions 525^63 for appointment. l b ATTENTION Bruce St., Vemo; Patricia Colonial Polish Ring ‘ 1 . 3 9 . ..I , ' ! • '> • A.' IM h'F.ltRB B.lt', wr organizing and coor­ on the environmental status of MANCHESTER - New Raised Mikuski, South St., Rockville; Frank Rolls 39' ‘ 1 B '.Tt.B!,|A9 I)b. B.jB OB.( . - • ((IA 9 ,,I,. v ...'B .f.og t.F/B'B-, »,ib the project may be submitted Ranch, seven rooms, include Mrs. Kathleen O’Brien and and business tax returns FRESH 6 9 - for the town’s largest to the applicant, Mr. Robert HOUSEWIVES! three bedrooms, two baths, daughter. Strawberry Rd., H ot" Bagels 1 2 FO R 9 9 ' 3 9 ‘ 8 i l . I.^.B • ,t.'B< J .B| I • . k 1 . B>B« .BlBB.I h, rr VB- D .'l •O'llly prepared. Call Russell L. POLLOCK PERCH (WHERE AVAILABLE) youth program. B. Weiss, General Manager, Permanent Part-time poalllon as Area Adviaor. built-in oven, range and dis­ Ellington; Mrs. Jacqueline Burnett, Tax Service, 353 hwasher. Two fireplaces, two- QUAKER . NATURAL OR RAISIN Town Hall, Town of V FILLETS L B M .09 EILLETS ‘ 1.39 Persons interested in Center Street, Manchester, —Must be available 6 daya Poirier and son, Staffordville; Introductory OHer W orth ...... $ 1 .5 0 Manchester, Connecticut car garage. Aluminum siding. coaching, umpiring or 646-3005. —Hours 2-5 dally, 12-3 Saturday $53,500. Wolverton Agency, Eugene Riddick Jr., East Natural Cerealsv‘zz^79' Grape Jelly 06040 no later than March 2, helping in any way are EM Mt Ed * tito It Um M Orvp. FurolM DEOkC —Must have dependable car Realtors, 649-2813. Hartford; Judith Titus, Staf­ •YWA-CUAQ ir i aiM reoElveeoM^ SYNA-CLIAIIII M iP 1976. TAX RETURNS - and Accoun­ ford Springs; Helen Zevitas, Jl^tina Oil CONTAINEN • urged to attend the 2.49 C ereal RALSTON This notice first published on ting done professionally. Call MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room South k ., Rockville. »MRBiiO ifCABOLi B .BOTH meeting. Dan Hickey. 649-9145. MANCHESTER EVENiNG HERALD ^ A W A I EEOULAR ttoz. February 9, 1976 in com­ Ranch, built 1975, Dining Admitted Thursday: ^ 0 1 0 3 1 RALSTON The newly formed ARA "PICK YOUR OWN" PRODUCE FROM THE BEST THAT GROWSI S o u p s ''V a'.Va: s : s i?”' 3 ? " i * 1 . PKG. pliance with Rules and room, fireplace in living Elizabeth Andreoli, Coventry; is headed by George Knox. Regulations Section 58.17 (b). RIDE NEEDED - to Vernon 647-9946 room, kitchen with built-ins. Geoffrey Campbell, Hillsdale *1" ALLSCINTS SKIPFV HWOS. O Q C Circle or Gerber Scientific Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ O l a U t J FKItNBNER 7OL AEROSOLCANH9«7 ALLVAE. I CAN The group has drafted and Ice Cream Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Dr., Ellington; Jennie CRISP. CALIFORNIA A FRESH.FIRM N r FLAVORFUL-BITE SIZE D og Food Company from east side cy, Realtors, 649-2813. ticut this 6th day of February, adopted a constitution, Manchester 6:30 a.m. 643- JCP JCP JCP-JCP JCF JCP JCP JCP-JCf Chambers, Frederick Rd., Co., Inc. 1976 8428. MANCHESTER - Inflation Vernon; Bessie Hammond R iD CHIRRY Town of Manchester Part Tim* Evanings Grove St., Vernon; Alice APPLE T O M A T O Y Topco Blue T H a b ita n t hedge for the future, 4-family, LIITUCI TO M A TO iS TOWN OF MANCHESTER Robert B. Weiss, RIDE or car pooling to Pratt central location, good income, Harris, Anthony Rd., Tolland YOMATOIS Whitney Aircraft, LARGE HEADS 11 OZ. PKG. JUICE PUR EE I Detergent Soups *Manufactur0n of OrfiioiiVs Banquet SpumonV* General Manager mid 50’s. Wolverton Agency, Joseph Little, Hillcrest Dr., LEGAL Middletown, Conn., first shift. JCPenney Co. Realtors, 649-2813. Rockville; Anita McGary, 27 Warran Street, Manclwster Ptwiw 649-S3S8 Cali 646-2218. FOOD CLUB CONTADINA Plant Hours: Dally B to S; Sal. to 1; Cloaad Sundayi Our Products Ssrvico Dopartment It Intorvlowing for Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland; 84 OZ. PKG A /M jiV Hf AS A /H A ' NOTICE 8 MANCHESTER- New listing - Patricia McLaughlin, Storrs; 61 OZ BOTTLE The Zoning Board o( BARGAINS Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagat 8 Iho position of; |n U&R Built eight room Henry O’Brien, Forrest St., 4 9 ; Appeals will hold public (kilonial, 2W baths, double Manchester; Jacqueline hearings on Monday, “RoyaVs Spirit of *76** IN BLOOM MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ e, all the extras. Air- cond, third. All kinds. Realty TELEPHONE SALES REPRESENTATiVES I :ioning, dead-end street. Redler, Thomas St., February 23, 1976 starting at Rod Raapborry Vanilla Bluabarry IN THE Tolephono salot •xporlance detirod to work for our S Rockville; Alfred Riendeau, FANCY•LONG ORSSN 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing statewide. Credit rating un­ 60’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- I n d i a n r i v e r - s e e d l e s s ^ C u c u m b e rs 6 9 - Manchostor Sorvico Cantor, Evoning and Saturday 0131. Church St., Vernon; Lorraine ■ 5 o.*1. Room of the Municipal RED WHITE BLUE WANT ADS necessary. Reasonable. Con­ SWEET FLAVORED • CALIFORNIA fidential, quick hours. PIsata phono 649-7865, Mr. Krausa. Sabatella, Mountain Dr., White Building to hear and consider LARGE 643-2711 arrangements. Alvin Lundy BOLTON • Eight room South Windsor; Bazyl Ugolik, SIZE the following petitions: G rapefruit Navel Oranges 1 0 '” 99 ' V aseline ""KIToV*" 9 9 « Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ ic p JCP JCP JCP JCP JCP JCP JCP Jck Rambling Ranch with three or John Dr., Vernon. Item 1 No. 478 — Donald ICE CREAM tion Plaza, Hartford. four bedrooms, family size Discharged Thursday: EXTRA LARGE JUICY Fresh Lemons CALIFORNIA 5 '” 39 ' V a s e l i n e iwoi.ja« 59 DASH Lessard — Request variance WaNa gono all out to ahow our approclatlon lor thia Evenings, 233-W9. kitchen, dining room den and Helen Banks, Village St., c NURSES AIDES - 7 a.m. - 3 office. One car garage. $51,- U S. EXTRA FANCY • "WASHINGTON STATE" ,, of side yard requirement. Ar­ graal country;— Treat youraoH to thIa ONCE EVERY ••••••••••••••••••••••••a* Rockville; Dawn Camara, R S O O R G O L D E N * p.m. and 3-11 p.m., part time 500. Wolverton Agency, Q - T i p s COTTON fWABt MCIUOI 5 9 ' DITIRRINT ticle II, Section 4.01.01, so that SV'MINIMUM ^ * 1. 100 YEAR SPECIAL! Avallabla In haH gallon, conoa and full time. Experience on­ Realtors. 649-2813. Hublard Dr., Vernon; Dorothy Delicious Apples VICK'S COUGH MIXTURE ^ ^ _ new addition can be built to □ EMPLOYMENT Deane, Middle Rd., Ellington; 49 OZ. PKG. and allcaa at battar grocara and raatauranta. (Alao ly. Good starting salary. HELP U.S. E X T R A F A N C Y F o r m u l a 4 4 EO%E * 1 * 0 9 maintain nonconforming side avallabla at our plant loo) Russell Harrison, Franklin . 5 '"•I# L A R G E SIZE * 1. Liberal fringe benefits. East MANCHESTER - New listing, D'anjou Pears yard of 8 feet — 55 Avondale Help Wanlad 13 Hartford Convalescent Home, Sr., Rockville; Ruby Hunter, WANTED six room full dormered Cape, A d o r n " aibbabat 9 9 ' Road — Residence Zone A. It’s Your Patriotic Duty — plus 745 I^ in St., East Hartford. Full and Part Tima Falrview Ave., Rockville; 1 1/2 baths, completely Item 2 No. 480 — William Good Bu$ine$» For Us... PRINTED Circuit board elec­ For Dali A Countar Work remodeled. Choice area. Melissa Kirby, Regan N o x z e m a C r e a m ' 89' * 1 . 2 9 Olekslnski & Wallace Parciak troplater needed for first shift EXTRA INCOME - Part time Avallabla Immadlataly Owner transferred. Hayes Imperial Arms, Vernon; Dan­ — Request variance of Manufactured Locally Since 1926! with a minimum of two years positions, one, two or three Apply In Paraon At IN B A IR N lii TO OUR CUSTOMBRI, WB RBIBBVB THB RIOHT TO LIMIT lA LlS TO 1 BROS. OB ANY ITBM BXCIBT W NIBI OTNIBW IIl NOTID. ITIM I O BFIRID BOB BALI NOT AVAILABLIINCAII LOTI OR TOOTNIB RITAILDBALIRI OB WHOLBiALBBI. Corporation, 646-0131. ny Ouellette, Maple St., parking space requirements experience in copper, gold, days Mr week. Above average MEATOWN 9 Ellington; Ethel Pelton, pay. Calf:all 278-8535, 9 a.m. -11 and variance of front yard and nickle plating on single 1215‘A SILVER LANE MANCHESTER - Vernon Line Broad Brook; Jane Philbrick, requirements to permit addi­ and double sided boards. a.m. EAST HARTFORD - Completely remodeled seven Robert Rd., Rockville; Bar­ FRESH BAKED DELITES tion to existing restaurant ^•rirollir^ 'i}6io J o r Supervisory ability essential. (Ctoaatf Mond»yt) room Ranch, new insulation, GREAT SELECTION OF FROZEN FOODSI FRESH DAIRY DELITESI Excellent advancement op­ bara Potter, Stevens Rd., (Willie's Steak House) — 643-2711 rec room, half acre lot, $38,- Tolland. FOOD MART FOOD MART portunities with a growing 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. variance of Article II, Section company. Please call 646-4KXI SHADE TOBACCO Admitted Thursday: Ty O ra n g e HOOD'S . Jebriiaru‘Sem ester /ftour WHITI ALL FLAVORS - GAL. CARTON MINUTE MAID ■ IN% FLORIDA 9.04, Minimum Front Yard between 9-4 days. FARM MANCHESTER - Looking for Blanchette, Sam Green Rd. I b b I mnbm INn FLORIDA # Q C and Article IV, Section 9, y}r(3c!\c)cFarid 'prirriariJ H e ra lb MECHANICS - Immediate U U I C e Ik GALLON CARTON Experlancod farm your own home? Try this 2- Coventry; Linda Bolick, MUFFINS ORANRI Automobile Parking and 'pi'ojfams ' ^ openings for production family with up to four suparintandant or atala- David Dr., Ellington; Susan Loading Requirements — 444 4nnouncQmon(i 3 Announcomantt machine mechanics and bedrooms in one apartment, Braren, Enfield; Richard M a r g a r i n e ruSCr auABTiRi 4 9 ' lanl farm suparintandant. mechanic trainees. ICI MILK JUICI UN 5 5 - Center Street — Business Zone ~ OTiifiisiion jesston-s separate heating systems, Ceppetelli, Dunn Hill Rd., II. Yaar round employmant. Mechanics must have four new roof, 2-car garage, $39,- ito^ R A S h a rp S tic k flLLoSo««rNlfl " “*^‘1 .0 9 years experience in trouble Tolland; Theodore Hayes, OAVES " W TOPPROST JENO'S DELUXE Item 3 No. 481 — Polish Additional ttanaflti. Writa 900. W olverton Agency, Stafford Springs; Manjula a ~ T fid ah aPisrt)oc>n storu hour B ox P, Manchaatar shooting and repair of high Realtors, 649-2813. G rape Juice 1SOZ. CAN 4 9 ' Cheese Pizza ‘1.J American Club — Request speed, nigh volum:,e produc­ Makadia, Pleasant St., C ottage CheeseiLi.cMn” :B‘1.29 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Herald.______ELURERRRY . RASPBIRRY • MAPLR WBLCN'I II01. PKO. R A if BIR Br • ABBLi variance to convert club to lW'~Z:oc no charor tion and packaging Rockville; Thomas Tantillo H alf S our Pickles •SurrjAR 6 9 ' catering business not per­ oaiurday ‘pryraiyis machinery. Electrical Jn., Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; T a b le T a lk Coffee Rings “ oV p " 7 9 ' D o n u t s fOLBRO. OLAIID 0 ‘ 29.5DD M B i. B A U L I mitted in residence zone — BAND PART TIME Clerk typist -12 background helpful. Trainees GAYLORD Is the full price of this im­ Donald Utter, Sandy Beach W isp rid e R efills”'.t'.'L?o;;?Ay:.” 9 9 ' variance of Article II, Section noon to 5 p.m. Monday must have mecnanical degree Rd., Ellington; Sue Ellen C h e rry P ie Potatoes ”.r.VBr 5 9 ' F ish S tick s '.rorBi'.” 9 5.01, Permitted Uses — 106 through Friday. To be from technical high.schom or maculate four-room expan- Welch, Shenipsit Lake Rd., VBROI • PILAF • MEDLEY N u M aid MargarineeoNTAmiB29' Clinton Street — Residence Winter Concert familiar with dictaphone, equivalent. Excellent starting dable Cape with two Tolland. RYE BREAD "A”!. 49' A pple Pie »orB' Zone B. mailing and general typing. rate, growth potential, bedrooms, living room .and G reen G iant RiceVK“ 39' Contact Mrs. Caron at 875- training and a full range of Discharged Thursday: Mrs. TOP FROST • CUT OR FRENCH TOP FKO ST C h e e s e w / H e r b s /oilBii*. ‘ 1 . 2 9 kitchen. A good starter SUNBEAM MOUNCE C fiC Information pertaining to SINCOI BUTTERSPLIT toz. featuring Rapid Transit 3385, for appointment. An benefits. Apply in person 1- home (or the young family Wanda Durand and daughter, BREAD L O A F DO BOWL Q U IC K 'N SUQAE OR CHOC. CHIP ^ C e above may be obtained in the laavhgCaaaior Green Beans M OZ. P K G . 5 9 ' W hip Topping equal opportunity employer. 4:30 p.m., M ond^ - Friday. or an excellent opportunity Loveland Hill Rd., Vernon; C o o k i e s EASY UOB.FKQ. / O Planning Office. E ubC U M andSolaists Union Carbide Corppration, Richard Grotton, Cemetery AH persons interested may TRAVEL AGENCY seeking Home and Automotive Divi­ for the cost conscious Rd., Vernon; Gary Jones, attend these hearings. ABPmMBitetu office assistant. Must have sion, 88 Long Hill Street, East family. Aluminum siding, Plalnville; Irene Miller, Zoning Board WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY llt li agency or airline experience. Hartford, Conn. An equal op­ full basement, treed yard, Homestead St., Manchester; of Appeals 8*00 P M Ciall Mercury Travel at 646- portunity employer, M/F. city utilities. Call today, Jonathan Stanford, Stafford Bernard R. Johnson, Ca.l\afYtsii 2758. tomorrow may be to late!! Springs; Kevin Wytas, Staf­ MANCHESTER PARRADE Chairman BAILEY AUDITORIUM AVON - Get more out of life. ford Springs. pmCES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER WEST MIDDLE TPKE. Paul J. Rossetto, SECRETARY - Receptionist. Be an Avon Representative. U&R REALTY CO. h r i n q S t . Diversified position for per­ Add new people, new places, 643-2692 Secretary Admission $1.00 son with very good typing and w interests to your life, Robert D. Murdock Dated this 9th day of shorthand skills. Growing f im good money too! I'll Realtor K V February, 1976. local company. Call 646-2260. ow you how. Call 523-9401. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon,, Feb, 9, 1976 Frank and Emast MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 9, 1978- PAGE ’THIRTEEN Answer to Previous Puzzle A r tle in tor Sato FRANK t ERNEST ^P^Hmentt For Rent S3 Apartmantt For Rent 53 Hornet for Rant 54 T r a v e l Charles M. Schultz . ^ o M £ t H P B f t T S FOR SALE-Used Kodagraph ECONOMIC micro film reader, model MANCHESTER - Six room ACROSS 6 Frequent suffix Cape in Choice residential Dear Abby 7 German article T H i N K t h e B c o M o MY MPE, $125, Phone 648-2711, 1 Journey V ' V CONSULTANTS!^ NOW RENTING! area. Two bedrooms, 6 Bitter vetch H'OUUlANTUSTOlijRlTe Ext. 33. 5 Trip by car 9 Benedictine ARE I'Oi; AWARE, SIR, THAT 0H,N0,S|R...|'MN0T ^ refrigerator and stove in­ 9 Lorna — I f ^TARTIMG RACK UP title ONE HUNDREP TIMES, MANVEWaTORS FEEL C MPlAININ ..,IT'S A cluded. $275 monthly, one 10 More manifest 0 6 WE BUY and sell furniture. INDEPENDENCE By Abigail Van Buren 10 Spring of life " I WILL NOT CREATE A month security deposit. Call 13 Praying figure THISTOBEAVERI'UKONS WHOLE LPT BETTER t h a n A M D O T H B f f S T H i M K Cash on the line. One piece or 11 Ocean ships VILLAGE 643-1570. 14 Beil users PISTURBANCE IN C LA SS'? WAY TP PUNISH STl/PENTS? A RAP ON THE h e a p ; an entire houseful. 6 4 ^ 3 2 . 15 Biblical 12 Insects Mar>elM«t«r 16 III (prefix) IT I T S o f T o H i O Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. tribesman — LT Dir. from Roulo 0 A 44A COLUMBIA - Attractive 16 Make quiet Beside Douglas Motors. North on m. 0) (Main 8t) 16 Exprtions Ranch, two bedrooms, dining 17 Sonnet 19 Prize to Honry 20 Weird O U T Y C T . room, fireplace, garages, DEAR ABBY: I am a 23-year-old unmarried woman. I features 32 Move from SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury 21 Limicollne bird 42 Musical am 5 foot 10 and weigh 210 pounds. 19 Roman bronze place above ground pool distributor references, no pets, $2K. ^ 22 Fissures • Instrument UNUSUAL ONE BEDROOM ’TOWNHOUSES in a park- 22 Rodent to place we Do, Too, «» 3540, 6463166. I have been fat ever since I was a teenager. People made 2 3 ------44 Gentleman of will sell and' completely In­ 25 Employer 36 Does as told ______> l » ? 5 ty**>C,TW US W.Off. stall a huge 16x31’ OD swim llke setting, quiet neighborhood, close to shopping, ran of me, I had no hiends and I was miserable. I tried every Stevenson the road church, bus, pool and tennis. 26 British social 37 Bad (comb, 45 Individuals pool complete with fencing, SMALL HOUSE - suiUble for diet I ever heard of. I'd lose, but it never stayed off very reformer 24 Lime trees Psaturlng: form) 46 Nevertheless WINTHROP BY DICK CAVAUI sundeck, filter and pump. one person, near lake in long. 27 Thoughts 26 Frequently 40 Movies 47 Container • Mtul»t Mroofli • Walk-In Clstalt (poet.) Now only $888. Full price • Full Batamanl • Laundry Hook-Upa a Privata Coventry, fireplace with A year ago I weighed 310. Then I heard of a dentist who 29 Hunting actress. — 46 Donkey expedition 28 Period of lime N O W A O K r S , CREDITC?V?C>S financing available. Call toll Entrancaa and Patloa a Air CondUlonar heatolater, garage. Security w i ^ people’s jaws shut so they had to live on liquids oniy Turner (comb, form) a Colur Co-ordlnatad Oacor a Includaa Haat 31 Trip by 30 Away trom the 41 Caesar's 6 P E U _ IN ^ free 1-800-628-9607, 9-9 daily. deposit required, call 647-9615 49 One (Italian) COAUL'rVUR after 4 p.m. and they lost weight that way. He wired my jaws, and in airplane shore 50 Consumed Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss FOR'rtXi. «ght months I was down to 160 pounds. I never was 33 Divest 1 3 4 MADE TO ORDER - hand 34 Yarn 6 7 5” We have a larga variety of 1,2 S3 bedroom MANCHESTER - Six room happierl Then the dentist took the wires out, and 1 am sorry crocheted afghans, vests, to say that in three months I was up to 210 again. 35 European 9 10 11. 12 shawls, ponchos, plant apartmantt and townhoutet throughout the Colonial, three bedrooms, capital 1 KNOW THERE f e i d Town of Manchetter. I went back to the dentist and asked him to wire my jaws 36 English river IS/ I ALREApy hangers etc. Reasonable. 649- garage, 564 Wetherall Street. 14 COUNTED IT/ 3709. $325. per month plus utilities. agMn. He said he wouldn’t do it. Then he told me to see a 39 Family Security deposit. Call 568-6652. shrink. Well, as you know, a shrink is one of those head member (coll.) 16 dMtors (I can t spell ”sy-kiatrist”). I am not crazy by a long 40 Of lips FIVE PIECE walnut bedroom DAMATO ENTERPRISES 42 Man's 17 IB 19 z b 21 set, five months old, good con­ Own«r-D*valop«r MANCHESTER - Four room shot, so why should that dentist tell me to see a shrink? nickname (pi.) Duplex, fully furnished, no 22 23 24 dition, $190. Two daybed Designed With You In Mind Do you think I am crazy, Abby? And if I’m not, what can 43 "S h ip -----1" pets, one month security a head doctor do for me? 47 Travel couches, and comer table, 2/ Modal Open WMkdayi 1-7 p.m. deposit required. Hayes Cor­ 50 Make amends 20 29 walnut, $40. Black and white HATES MYSELF 51 Yearly OK*: Zenith TV, $40. 643-9139. Saturday S Sunday 1-5 P.M. poration, 646-0131. 31 648-3940 846-1021 publications DEAR HATES: Part of your problem Is revealed in your 52 Asian country 34 FOUR PIECE Bedroom set Butlnett for Rent 55 Ngnature. No, I don't think you're “crazy,” but a head 53 Hotel feature 36 37 h with mattress, good condition, doctor will try to make you understand why you “hate 54 Biblical s r OFFICE for rent, 450 sq. feet, patriarch Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Butlnett Property 28 Bullding-Coniraeting 33 $100. Call 643-9357. r 3W ROOM apartment, like near hospital, first floor. youiseir' so much that you keep building a wall of fat. VILUGER APARTMENTS rivate house. Appliances. around you. It's useless to have your jaws wired shut unless 44 IT 46 LOVELY six room Ranch MANCHESTER - Vernon SNOWBLOWER - 28 in., Carpeted, parking available. DOWN NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Five room Townhouse E'ease. Deposit.'1 . WtWorking you Imow WHY you eat. I agree with your dentist. See a 47 4i home, on quiet tree lined MANCHESTER Townline, on busy Route 83, Bolens, Artie 75, two stage 7 All utilities included. Call 646 1 Rent 50 Remodeling, repairing, ad­ apartment, 1'A tiled baths, adults. No children, pets. 643- 9258. psychiatrist. Good luck and may God bless you. street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 SIX BEDROOMS combination office and in­ ditions, rec rooms, porches HP, used only 10 hours, like 2880. 2 Highway 01 52 Priscilla's Pop — Al Vermeer haths, garage, privacy, dustrial building. Tremendous and roofing. No job too small. new, $300, call 643-1281. 2 air conditioners, wall-to- 3 Interior value. T.J. Crockett, wall carpeting, lull base­ 122 EAST CENTER ST. - DEAR ABBY: A friend of mine living in Fort Payne, 4 Favorite 03 54 Buckley School, low 40’s. Ten-room home, ideal for Call 649-3144. THREE BEDROOM Con­ Ala. sent me a clipping from her newspaper, showing an 5 Equips I Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, Realtors, 643-1577. FOR SALE - Mears ther­ ment, heat, hot water, modern first floor office ap­ HOW COME \ large family on a budget. dominium, 2 1/2 baths, rec 7 TREES DON'T 649-1922. mostats, metal fire doors, 2x6 appliances, fireplace.' No proximately 300 sq. ft. Heat, attractive young couple in wedding attire who had been Large treed lot with pool. CARPENTRY - Repairs, room, carpeted, air- air conditioning, ample married in the chapel of a FUNERAL PARLOR! YOU THROW ATX TELL THEIR Real Etiata Wanted 28 remodeling, additions, gar­ and 2x10 joist hangers, motor pets. conditioning, car-port, pool TREES INSTEAD RAISED RANCH - On extra Only 941,900. driven asphalt tamper, motor parking. Merritt Agency, 646 Have you ever heard of anything like this? MOTHERS! ages, roofing, call David 649-7620 and tennis privileges. $375 per 1180. large lot with country at­ ALL CASH for your property Patria, 644-1796. driven post hole digger, month. Lease, security, and SEEN EVERYTHING W in at Bridge mosphere in M anchester. within 24 hours. Avoid red wooden doors, commercial WARREN E. references required.6463999 FOR RENT - connecting or Seven rooms, 11/2 haths, two tape, instant service. Hayes WES ROBBINS carpentry toilet stall, call 647-9771, 9-5. evenings. DEAR SEEN: If people can be married under water, on 9 firelaces, sliding glass doors Corporation, 646-0131. separate front room offices, horseback, motorcycles, ice skates, up a pole and in the raw, remodeling specialist. Ad­ LOOKING for anything in real 953 Main St., call 643-4846. Three NT doesn’t cut it to large deck, aluminum HOWLAND Doga-BIrdt-Pett 43 estate rental - apartments, I don't know why they can't be wed in the chapel of n REALTORS ditions, rec rooms, dormers, MANCHESTER - attractively siding, 2-car garage. Only SELLING your house? Call us built-ins, bathrooms, homes, multiple dwellings, no paneled two room apartment, funeral parlor. A chapel Is a place of worship, and what S45,500. Philbrick Agency, 6 4 3 -110 8 first and we’ll make you a PRIVATE riding instructions, TWO SPACIOUS offices, plen­ kitchens, 649-3446. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate stove, refrigerator, heat, elec­ ty of free parking, heat and could be more appropriate? three-notnimp contract. The Realtors, 646-4200. cash offer. T.J. Crockett, English and Western, $5.00 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. tricity, references, no pets, NORTH (D) Realtor, 643-1577. per hour, call 633-5571, air conditioning included. AAKJ7 defense started with four LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - $150, 6463167, 2263540. Lease desired, (intact John DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have been married for heart tricks and South had to TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, con­ anytime. MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 «8S new homes custom built, H. Lappen Inc., 649-5261. 26 years. For 22 of those years, we had an ideal marriage. ♦ AQ chuck two spades from dum­ venient Manchester location, ANDOVER - Seven room IMMEDIATE CASH for your remodeled, additions, rec bedroom Townhouse, IW MANCHESTER - unique, two Then, three years ago I hurt my back. I’ve had five excellent condition property. Let us explain our BASSET HOUND - AKC baths, full basement, private AKQS32 my. However, the diamond Raised Ranch on 1.7 acres. 1 rooms, garages, kitchens bedroom apartment on second operations and haven’t been able to be a wife to him since. e i 976byWt*.toc.TM IteR OS M oti 2 - 9 throughout, good income 1/2 baths, good location. T.J. fair proposal. Call Mr. registered, male, eight entrances and patio, inciudes floor of two family house, for­ OFFICE SPACE WEST EAST finesse was won and he came remodeled, bath tile, cement The doctor says that any little strain on my back would put *Q52 #1063 property. Many extras. No Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Belfiore, 647-1413. work. Steps, dormers. months, $150, 742-9394. heat, appliances, carpeting, mal dining room, fireplaced FOR RENT home with his poor contract me in a wheelchair for life. VA 63 2 VKQ64 only to find that he had lost Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence agents. Low 40’s. 649-4101. Residential or commercial. pool, ice skating, air- living room, appliances, 250 square feet, center of DOG-CAT BOARDING Now my husband wants one night out a week with 4K106 6J98S2 two international match RAMBLING nine room Cape, MAY WE BUY your home? Call 6494291. conditioning, $290 per month. storage, garage, porch, Manchester, air con­ Quick, fair, all cash and no bathing/grooming. Complete another woman. I say no. He is 70 and I am 62. We have #876 #J points.” 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. c o v e rt patio, large treed lot, ditioning and parking. Call never been unfaithful to one another. ER- MAV r OF COURSE, p r o f e s s o r ; trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ problems. Call Warren E. modern facilities. Canine excellent location. $265, un­ SOUTH Jim: “At the other table A S K WHAT VOU SAV THESE HIERO- NEW LISTING TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 643-9551. We will do whatever you say. Seven room expandable Cape, 2- cy, Realtors, 646-3166. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Carpentry and general con­ Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon MANCHESTER - new unusual heated, Mr. Blanchard, 646 #984 North wound up at the really VOU PLAN SIVPHICS ON THE FLASK. car garage. Fireplace. Only $40,- Road, Manchester. 646-5971. one bedroom Duplex 2482. BAD BACK V J 10 7 silly contract of four spades. TO POi TELL US TO INJECT THE tracting. Residential and FLUID INrO THE MUWW/- 500. MULTI-FAMILY - 5-5,2 fami­ CASH for your property. Call commercial. Whether it be a Townhouses now rentiing at ♦ 743 Hearts were opened and con­ ly duplex, minutes to Parkade us first if anxious to Sell. small repair job, a custom A n ilq u a t 48 Independence Village. Full 32 LINDEN ST. - Attractive, Retort Property DEAR BAD: 1 would not consent to his cavorting with ♦ A 10 9 4 tinued and he decided to ruff PASEK and bus. 2-car garage, level Keith Real Estate. 6464126 or built home or anything in basements, private entrances six room duplex. Across from For Rent 58 another woman. Go back to your doctor and explain your Neither vulnerable the third lead. He entered 649-1922 WANTED Antique furniture, and patio, includes heat, pfoblein. Realtort-MLS 289-7475 lot, nice income. Only $40,000. between, call 646-1379. Center Park. Near Bus line, dummy with the ace of clubs, Keith Real Estate, 6464126, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or appliances, carpeting, air con­ shopping etc. Lease, security. IT'S Not too early to plan your If he Mys he can't help you, find a doctor who'a better took a trump finesse, played other antique items. R. Welt North Eait South 649-1922. PLANNING to sell? Please ditioner. Close to shopping, Middle-aged couple preferred. summer vacation!! Lake informed on dealing with the aezua] problem! of the his ace and king and was home call - We will estimate market Harrison, 643-8709. church and bus. Model open No pets or children. Kanasatka, Moultonboro, NEW HOMES - Ranches, RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 physically handicapped. 1 # Pass 1 NT. when the suit broke. Finally, NEW TO MARKET - This value, explain what should be Weekdays, 1-7 p.m., Saturday References required. Call 649- New Hampshire. Lakefront Capes, Colonials, Raised ANTIQUES Wanted - Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass he got to dummy with Uie oversized Cape is just right done, and answer your and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Henry St. 7911 mornings and afternoons. cottage, sleeps five, two Pass Ranches, in several locations questions. The service is free BIDWELL Home Improve­ American furniture, oriental bedrooms, living room, fourth club and took a dia­ for the growing family. Large off Main St., Manchester. Opening lead — 2V mond finesse to score an over- or Two-Family homes 2 and 3 and we enjoy doing it for you - ment Co. Expert installation rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ Damato Enterprises, 646-1021, kitchen, screened-in porch bedroom models. For vour master bedroom, formal of aluminum siding, gutters trick.” dining room, eat-in kitchen, there is no obligation at all. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, 649-3940. and sundeck. Completely fur­ new home needs call Merritt and trims. Roofing installa­ weathervanes, primitives. nished. Private beach. Great plus fireplaced living room, 1 Odegard Realty, 6434365. By Oswald & James Jacoby Agency, 646-1180, tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- Ron Dionne, 643-1691. MANCHESTER-Nice one RINTM. OmCE fishing and conveniently Astro-graph 1/2 baths, garage. Non-traffic 9109. street, only $36,900. Keith bedroom apartment available DAMATO ENTERPRISES located on Lakes Region area. Oswald: "Some years ago 1 A New Hampshire reader Alley Oop — Dave Graue LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN - FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ Uirge variety of Apartment! and Available June through By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Real Estate. 646-4126, 649- □ MISC. SERVICES at the Teresa. Close to shop­ Townhouiei throughout made headlines by saying the wants to know if it was a very Spacious Garrison Coloniai, 1922. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, ping, churches, and bus. September. $175 weekly. Call on beautiful wooded lot. Large roofing, storm windows, aw­ Manchester. perfect partner would be right bad bid when she raised her lamps, etc. Now accepting Includes appliances, fifiM Office open daffy l-S, Cromwell, 635-0457 after 4:30 75 per cent of the time.” family room with fireplace, nings. Quality workmanship, consignments, for March auc­ SeL Sunday fT*l p.m. partner’s opening spade bid to MANCHESTER - four family, Servicet Ottered 31 carpeting, air-conditioning. for Tuesday. Feb. 10,1970 12x23 game room, music free estimates. Fully insured. tion. 6 4 4 - ^ . 046-1021 Jim: ”I guess you were a four with; four rooms each unit, parking, $195. Damato Enterprises. SCORPIO (pet. 24-Nov. 22) A trifle severe, but it is a cer­ room, or fourth bedroom. 872-9187, 649-3417. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-1021. 240 New Slate Road ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) #K9xxxvxaQxxxxx#x separate heat, $6,900 income, REWEAVING burns, holes. This could be an exciting day major change that could affect tainty that the darndest things ’The answer is that it was a Wall-to-wall throughout, asking $42,900. Warren E. W anted to Buy 48 MANCHESTER □ AUTOMOTIVE rosewood paneling, central Zippers, umbrellas repaired. D&A ROOFING. Roofs, especially if you're working on your lifestyle is ready to sur­ happen in top-flight com­ very good, bid. Partner may Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Window shades, Venetian MANCHESTER - Brand new face today, provided you've vac, built-in barbecue, sliding siding, gutters, and leaders. OLD DOLLS - Paying top a large, new project. Your petition.” not make four spades, but he blinds. Keys. TV for rent. three bedroom duplexes, star­ Autot For Sale 81 enthusiasm will get others in­ thought it through carefully. glass doors, flagstone patio, Free estimates. Fully In­ prices for your old dolls, $61 ting at $250 per month. Oswald: ’"The final match isn’t going to be hurt. And if plus many other outstanding Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- sured. 249-0205. volved SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. to determine the American MANCHESTER - 44 Duplex 5221. and up for China and bisque Includes appliances, and is THREE ROOM first floor he can’t make it, the op­ features. Call today for with generous cabineted dolls. $100 and up for ByeTo. apartment, heated, stove, NEED CAR? Credit bad? TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) 21) A good day for you to sit team for the 1976 world cham­ ponents probably have a game fully carpeted, heat not in­ Bankrupt? Repossessed? down at the bargaining table. details and inspection of this kitchen, living room and two SPECIALIZING in cleaning Never give or sell a doll cluded. No pets. Security and refrigerator, convenient to Your prospects look very pionship produced a lot of or even a slam. Incidentally, choice offering, Philbrick CUSTOM DRAPERIES - and repairing Chimneys and Honest Douglas accepts prom ising today II there's You'll be sharp enough to get a bedrooms, separate utilities. made very reasonable, work withoutt getting 0our offer. Call references required. Call 647- shopping. Middle age couple great bridge and a lot of mis­ this is almost a book response. Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Ideal opportunity to own your roofs. Free estimates. 30 locally,, 875-735i6. lowest down, smallest something long due to you good deal, yet you'll be guaranteed, call anytime, 649- 9936 or 6462003. preferrM, call between 5 and scrupulously lair. takes. At the first table South Good distribution and few first home. $36,900. Wolverton Years Experience. Howley, 1. 6461919. payments. Douglas Motors, from a friend, perhaps you can was very unhappy with his high cards. 345 Main. collect — with a little interest NEW LISTING - Bolton - Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 643-5361. WANTED - Used kitchen UNUSUAL Deluxe one CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Eight room Garrison Colonial cabinets, top and or bottoms - bedroom Townhouse, private MANCHESTER - three room GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) Conditions affecting your Berry’# World______DRESSMAKING, hems and TOYOTA - See us for reliable work or career are still In a very in lovely exclusive BOLTON LAKE - Year ’round counter top not necessary. entrances and patio, full base­ apartment, second floor of a You're luckier today tor neighborhood, four bedrooms, alterations done in my home. used Toyotas with our 60-day orofitable cycle Don't overlook lakeview home, two Reasonable. Call 6 4 ^ 1 9 . Healing-Plumbing 35 Call 6461929 after 6 p.m. ment, includes, heat, two-family house, appliances, yourself than you are lor first floor family room, large bedrooms, just one minute to utilities. $180, J. D. Real 100% warranty. We also buy otheres Concentrate on ad­ anything The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions appliances, carpeting and used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, kitchen, formal dining room, private beach. $25,000. Cen­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, pool. Ice skating pond. $245 EsUte, 6461980. vancing your self-interests. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) acre lot. Minutes from 1-84, FURNITURE Refinishlng. 345 Center Street, tury 21, Tedford Real Estate, Free pick-up and delivery. cleaned with electric cutters, □ RENTALS per month. Damato Enter­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) You make a good impression excellent value. Dubaldo- 647-9914. Manchester, 6464321. today Don't be amazed If Call 6464567. by professionals, McKinney prises, 6461021. APARTMENT to Sub-let, four Try to do something today Lesperance, Realtor, 646-0505. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ rooms, refrigerator, stove, where you help someone someone who has been un­ WE PAY $15 (or complete communicative suddenly has a GLASTONBURY - Custom ACADEMY APPLIANCE and pany, 643-5308. Roomt for Rant 52 $190. heat and water included. you're fond of Be his active built four bedroom Colonial. A VMNON ILUNQTON Call 643-0250 anytime. junk cars, (^all Joey, Tolland booster lot to talk over. beauty throughout, formal refrigeration service - Repair Auto Body, 528-1990. most makes of appliances and NO JOB too small, toilet ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly TOWN HOUSE LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A per­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) dining room, family room, rec refrigerators, call Vernon 643- repairs, plugged drains, rooms, single $56., double $69. MANCHESTER - Four room son is fortu iale when he has You can bring things to a hap­ MANCHESTER room, many extras. Low 70’s. GARDENS apartment, heat and hot PARTS DEPARTMENT now py conclusion today. If you 1811. kitchen faucets replaced, lus tax, continental open Saturdays. Complete line good friends You are doubly Dutch Colonial — Bowers Century 21, Tedford Real repaired, rec rooms, reakfast, maid service, color One and two bedroom water, $175 per month plus blessed today You have two have any problems hanging, Estate, 647-9914. of Chrysler parts. ChoYches press a little harder to resolve MADE TO ORDER - Formica bathroom remodeling, heat ETV, utilities, parking. Call, apartments: Immediately security. Call 643-9139. pals you Cfn really count on School area, four Ihem^ tops, cabinets, doors. Top modernization, etc. Free es­ 6462300. bedrooms, aluminum QUALITY BUILT - available at Town House FIVE ROOM ap artm en t, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Stpl. 22) siding. Fine home for a quality work, references. timates gladly given. M & M Gardens. This suburban 1969 PONTIAC Le Mans, new Though you have to work a bit Manchester - New eight room Free estimates. 649-7831. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, refrigerator and stove in­ growing family. $43,500. Colonial on treed lot in prime apartment community of tires and brakes, reasonable, longer thF.n usual today, do ^ y o u r all conveniences. Parking, clude, available March 1st, things that will please the boss. residential area. Features in­ unusual drchitectual $250, no utilities. 647-9219. call 649-8825 or 643-4809. Newer Two Family, coun­ CARPENTRY WORK and BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ near bus line. Call 649-5271. He'll give you credit and. b ir th d a y clude: four bedrooms, 2 1/2 Custom Cabinet work, Ralph bing All heating and plum­ design and beautiful perhaps, n bonus. try setting, large rooms, baths, three-zone heating, landscaping features: BOLTON - large one bedroom 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, Feb. 10, 1976 Nadeau, call 643-7004. bing repairs plus remodeling. SLEEPING room, furnished automatic, station wagon, one The urge to travel this year will each unit has a family thermalpane windows, first Call 6 4 6 ^ 1 . Private entrances, private apartment. stove, LIBRA (Stpl. 23-Oct. 23) If for rent. 272 Main Street. owner, good transportation. your outlooK is broad, positive be stronger than usual room, two-car attached floor laundry room, large SNOWPLOWING patios with sliding glass refrigerator, heat and hot garage. fieldstone fireplace in family water. Quiet neighborhood, Best offer. 6461750 alter 5. and hum o'ous, you'll be sur­ because you'll be among Born Loser — Art Sansom Manchester area. Reasonable O’TTO LORENTZEN - Plum­ FEMALE ROOMMATES - doors, wall-to-wall prised at !he exceptional day friends who love to go. You room, city utilities and much rates, call 646-0464. bing, heating repairs. two large clean rooms, references required, $210 more. Located on lot number carpeting, range, 1975 MUSTANG II, low you'll have Your good spirits might even find a fun place . VERNON Remodeling. Economy rates. kitchen privileges, excellent monthly, 646-2311. will be Infectious. that's a home away from home. 41 Kent Drive. 3-S Realty, 649- refrigerator and garbage mileage, 4-cylinder, standard •6l)RE,IHCBBA5IHfoWV llWORAWCg New Raised Ranch, large WATERPROOFING - Call 649-4056 to 8:30 a.m., 66 location. $25 weekly plus disposal, traverse rods, transmission, with radial 8505. p.m. security. 872-8578. MANCHESTER - six room lot. living room, dining Hatchways, foundation master TV antenna, tires. Call before 5, or after 9. JWLL £05T A LJ3r ANOPE M C W / cracks, sump pumps installed, Duplex, $225, no utilities, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and StoHel C> 1975 byNEA. Inc room, eat-in kitchen, three HOMESEARCH - Almost storage and laundry available immediately. 875-2947. bedrooms, two-car garage, fireplace repairs, concrete CENTRAL - Brookfield Street everthing that is for sale in Flooring - Pleasant small room, large facilities in basement. Frechette & Martin Realtors, "Now'S your chancel Hey, Mr. President, may $39,900. the area is in our files - even basement floors, ceramic tile 38 1969 BUICK Electra 225, air, repairs, slate hallways. closet, next to shower, Total electric. No pets. 646-4144. we have your autograph?" some that are not being adver­ AM/FM stereo, 8-track, VOU HAVE CAUSED MV Expert mason. 643-4953, 653- FLOOR Sanding - Refinishlng, parking, 649-6801 after 6. Rentals start at $165 per excellent condition, all-power, VEHICLE IRREPARABLE EAST HARTFORD tised. Please call, look 2914, 527-5522. month. Call 872-0528 AVAILABLE - March 1st. five through our MLS book, and floors like new, no waxing, $895. Call 649-8653. 5Cx> DAMAGE.' I HAVE (specializing in older floors). LIGHT Housekeeping, room rooms, first floor, full base­ Cape, 64 Maple St. Great as explain your needs. ’The ser­ Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 ment, laundry dryer hook-ups, W IT N E S S E S Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick starter or retirement CARPET Installation and Ceilings and Inside painting. for rent, stove, refngzerator p.m. 1972 DATSUN wagon, stan­ vice is free and we enjoy and linens provided. 8dl Main stove, enclosed front and rear ■ V . .I'LL SUE/ , home, $29,900. doing it for you - There is no repairs, residential and com­ John verfaille, 6465750, 872- dard. Call 649-7625. mercial, free estimates, one 2222. Street. 6469879. porches, no pets. Security, obligation at all. Odegard lease, plus utilities. Call 568- I'M BEdlNNIN6 UM,VAS,WE W O ?\X i HAVE /kLWAVS 1 F.J. SPILECKI year guarantee on all NEWER three bedroom BUICK, 1969, Electra, loaded TO FREAK BEEN FONP CF FRIENPLV COWPETITIt7N! Realty, 6434365. CLEAN, pleasant room for 6781 between 6-8 p.m. Realtor 643-2121 workmanship. Call Bob or Duplex, 11/2 baths, carpeting, with equipment, 80,000 true PUT PN THIS AND L3F COURSE WERE HAPPY TD Ron 6461580, 875-6323. rent. Close to everything, near appliances, parking, $2M. Call miles. Excellent mechaniial BOUT.' BPXER HELP THE NEWSPAPER CHARITY— A GORGEOUS four bedroom bus line. Linens provide. Call TWO BEDROOM - luxury Colonial, move-in condition, □ MISC. FOR SALE 6465700. condition, $950. Call 6465265. VS. wrestler HOME FOR FRIENDLESS COLUMNISTS Painting-Papering 32 6463109. Townhouse, located in center hall, beautiful kitchen Highland Park section, of -WITH /kNP COMMENTATORS.' MANCHESTER - Solid brick with latest appliances, pan­ MANCHESTER - East Hart­ 1968 BUICK Sportwagon, 8 BROTHER VS ~HAK-KAFF.'- INSIDE - Outside painting. Artlelet tor Sale 41 Apartmantt For Rent 53 Manchester, wooded and WILL cape with 1 1/2 baths, eled rec room, wall-to-wall ford Town line. Beacon Hill private, for information, call passenger, AM/FM radio, air BROTHER IN Special rates!S for people over Apartments - Choice one and PU)|A8IM6 I CAN'T THINK we: s e t fireplace, basement garage, carpeting in several rooms, 6461816 after 5 o ’clock. conditioned, A-1 mechanical 1-1 THE CORNERS.' OF A SREATER 6S. Fully insured.• ■ -Estimates ■ ALUMINUM sheets used as WE HAVE customers waiting two bedroom apartments condition, call 643-2925, $1000. OUR C U T ~ This Funny World full shed dormer. In mid 30's. formal dining room, living given. Call 649-7863. printing plates, .007 thick, for the rental of your apart­ NEED.' I M EA N OUR L’il Sport — Wirth T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- room with fireplace, beautiful available. All appliances and 9 F E E - T H E 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for ment or home. J.D. Real conveniences. Located across I PREFER 1577. treed lot. Mid 60’s, 646-1189. $1. Phone 643-2711. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 RIANCHESTER Molorcyclet-BIcyclet 84 HEREfe FIVE V SA M E PAINTING - Interior and from beautiful Wickham c5ur-OF-coufa exterior, paperhanging, 1980. Park, exit 92, off 1-86, left on City of Vlllaga Charm BUCKS T'COVER NIGHT ESSEX STREET - Vacant six EAST HARTFORD - Eight CLEAN USED refrigerators, 1971 HONDA, 350CB - like T H 'C O S T ' settlements / excellent work. References. West Middle Turnpike. Office brand new - moving north room Cape, in low, low 30’s. room Garrison Colonial on Free estimates. Fully in­ ranges, automatic washers, Looking (or an Apt.? We have SO ‘ REPAIRS.. MANCHESTER- Elro Street- hours, 1-5 p.m. daily including different apartmenti and must sell - $650. Call 742-7042. Completely remodeled, dead-end street. Beautuiful sured. Martin Mattson, 649- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s aluminum siding, T.J. wooded lot. Only $47,500. First floor, five rooms, all weekends. 2862010. tow nhouiei. In 17 locatloni 4431. Appliances, 649 Main St, 646 appliances, fully carpeted, Uiroughout Mancheiter. l o s t / 7 ^ Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- 2171 Campert-Trallert 7475. basement washer-dryer con­ TWO ROOM apartment, heat, Mobile Hornet 85 NEW LISTING - Large over­ PAPER HANGING Expert. nections. Convenient to hot water, stove, refrigerator, 1 bodroom ranch type Your average paper, in ASSORTED racingg paparts for sized Cape, twol Xu US M CW Manchaitor insured, fast service, 6469027. appliances, carpeting and Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. FIREWfXlD, split, seasoned Z badroom lownhouia M a n throughout the state. Parts, storage. Heat and hot water ANDOVER - three room fur­ supplfes and accessories, (uli DONALD E. TARCA - pain­ hardwood. 12" and 18" included. Parking for two nished apartment, second at Homaataad Park Short Ribs — Frank Hill VICTORIAN - ten rooms, lengths, 267-4322. Vlllaoa. time service department. completely renovated, four UNIQUE ting and wallpapering, in­ cars. Adults, positively no floor, heat, hot water in­ Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur bedrooms, large lot. Must be terior, exterior, quality ets. Immediate occupancy. cluded. Security deposit Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ -IWlS SCBPT •lOU HAVE ITTS SHAULOW.TWTE A TIR ED C3LP CLICHE. / • n - i e i ^ G w ill\ ’Three bedroom Townhouse DMMTO LACKING IN seen to be appreciated. Cen­ workmanship, reasonable WANTED - Used baby fur­ 195. Call 875-9407 if no required, 742-7541. pike, Berlin, C!onn. 1-828-0389. WRITTEN FOB ME I& OVERWOBREP AND aWPLEVEiy IT. J BANAL AND INSIPID. SOPMOMOBIC. TASTE. PVU. AND tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- Condominium, two baths, prices, phone 646-6812. niture, in good condition, ranswer, 871-1666. ENTERPRISES FOR RENT - two bedroom Vl/LG AR. 1316. plus two baths, plush rec already have crib and dresser. 240 Naw Stala Rd, WANTED 50 used mobile room, appliances. 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