PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Jan. 8, 1977 Associate manager The weather Business Charendoff photos Inside today Lloyd A. Davison of Manchester has been Snow mixed with sleet, freezing rain, nanneid associate manager of the Mein Office changing to rain by late afternoon. of Society for Savings.' He assumed the post displayed at Nassifrs Area news__ 7-8 Family...... 5 Heavy rains may cause local flooding. Classified___ 10-12 MACC news...... 2 Jan. 1. High 34-38. Partial clearing, windy, mattfIffHtpr Euf nitm lif ralb Comics...... 13 MCC calendar ... 3 Davidson, an assistant vice president of the Realtors foresee The Storefront Gallery of the Nassiff Camera Shoppe, colder tonight. Low in teens. Tuesday, Dear Abby...... 13 Obituaries...... 14 bank, has been manager of the Bishops Comer 639 Main St., will exhibit the photographic studies of Dr. partly cloudy, windy, cold, high near ‘Tfce Bright One'' Editorial ...... 14 Sports...... 9-10 office in West Hartford since 1969. He Joined Lee Sharendoff through Feb. 10. 30. National weather map on Page U. Society in 1947, and had been manager of the Dr. Charendoff, of Manchester Memorial Hospital, FOURTEEN PACES MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1977 - VOL. XCVI, No. 84 mortgage rate drop PRICE! FIFTEEN CENT,** East Hartford and Wethersfield offices before demonstrates the capabilities of 35 mm camera in the his assignment to Bishops Comer. He was hands of a knowledgeable photographer to produce large- Signs of easing credit and a continuing build tallied, a 56 per cent increase over the previous elected a branch officer in 1962 and assistant up of deposits in savings and loan institutions scale 16x20 studies; eyt maintaining the crisp, grainless October record of $2.1 billion set last year. The qualities thought only possible from larger cameras. vice president in 1970. point to lower mortgage Interest rates soon and report notes that the $29.7 billion in new savings By doing all his own color enlarging. Dr. Sharendoff A native of Manchester, he was graduated growing strength in the new and existing single­ recorded for the first 10 months of 1976 is has accomplished the good color and tonal qualities. from Manchester High School and holds both family home sales market in the United States, already above the full-year record of $29.3 The exhibition covers global subjects, from the Pre-Standard and Standard Certificates of according to National Association of Realtors. billion set in 1975. strawberries in a ‘Manchester kitchen to Guadeioupe, Storm closes schools, the American Institute of Banking. He is third In its December status, the association's Yields at the Mid-December Fannie Mae con­ Mexico, and Bermuda, representing portraits, scenics of vice president of the West Hartford Lions Department of Economics and Research says Club, and was treasurer of the club from 1973 ventional auction point to declining mortgage Yosemite, and floral studies. Lloyd A. Davidson recent moves by the Federal Reserve have con­ rates in the months ahead, the report adds. The to 1975. The exhibit is open during store hours. tributed to a feeling of optimism. average rate slipped from 9,003 November 15 to The Federal Reserve recently lowered 8,889‘December 13, the lowest average yield • m Pride of the Farm jm man. Other sculptors, from left, are Matt Brogie, Tim Reynolds, waters delivering oil to United States By GREG PEARSON The lawyers were hired by the The zoning change is the first, but course conducted in the correspondence mode,” Dr. Pat Brogie, and Martin Brogie. The snowman lives on Farm Dr. ports. Herald Reporter Manchester Economic Development possibly most crucial, step ne^ed Spirer explained. “The emphasis in a correspondence Sam to 4pm Commission, which is the planning for the industrial park. The Penney Sliced Beets 5 i° . 1 Waxed Beans (Herald photo by Dunn) The accident happened at about Despite less-thap-perfect weather, course is on retaining what is read. Our emphasis lies in Pride of the Farm mm Pride of the Farm 10:36 a.m., Griggs said. ' the Planning and ^ning Commission agency for the park, to prepare the company is hoping to break ground doing — in problem solving,” he said. (PZC) will conduct a public hearing zoning presentation. The cost of the by the middle of this year, and an The book was put together to supplement practical 16 oz' Vegetables 1 Sauerkraut cans at 7:30 p.m. today to consider a zone work done by Karp and Castleman is appeal of the zoning change could problem-solving by the administrative manager in his included in the cost of the park plan­ seriously jeopardize the tight every day work experience, placing at his disposal the Lawmakers seeking alternatives change needed for Manchester’s proposed industrial park. ning. timetable connected with the park. principles necessary to solve common managerial The State of Connecticut has Town officials, representatives problems. The hearing will be held at for state educational funds Manchester High School’s cafeteria allocated $75,000 to park planning, from Penney, and Walter Fuss, con­ The student reports his problem-solving ac­ STAMP to accommodate what is expected to and the Town of Manchester has sultant engineer for the project, are complishments to MGI for grading managers seeking UUSTOMEIKJ all expected to attenAthe hearing. HARTFORD (UPI) - Although the the needs of those who suffered be a large turnout of residents in­ matched that amount with $30,000 in Certified Administrative Manager (CAM) certification. Fully Cooked because local property taxes cash and the rest in time spent on the CAM is to managers what the CPA (Certified Public Ac­ consensus is Connecticut has during the recession. probably would be cut. But many terested in speaking and hearing regained its fiscal footing, influential But even as the leadership was about the project. project by town employes. countant) is to accountants.) observers expect most taxpayers The hearing before the PZC had “The text is presented in narrative form, describing lawmakers are- well aware that one saying “Happy Days are Here probably would pay hlgher'taxes. Town-Manager- Robert B.-Weiss Israel wants Smoked Hams judicial decision could upset It. Again,” behind the scenes on both said this morning that postponing the originally been scheduled tor Dec. 13, realistic situations in which problems arise. At the end of An income tax, a sacred political but the town decided to postpone the each narrative is a concise summary of principles They are mindful the state’s sides of the aisle, leaders were begin­ cow in Connecticut, and a statewide hearing would cause a "significant to extradite Shank hearing until tonight to allow for provided to focus the student’s attention,” Dr. Spirer con­ system of funding public education ning to make contingency plans for property tax are the two most talked delay” in the park’s progress. The Portion adequate preparation and to provide cluded. primarily through local property the potential problems the case could about alternatives to provide funding hearing would have to be readver­ residents with as much information te r r o r is t His wife, Louise Zeigler Spirer, co-authored several taxes is being challenged before creqte, should the case, Horton vs. Meskill, tised if it was postponed, he said. Connecticut’s Supreme Court. So as possible about the park. earlier books — her speciality lying in informational Whole Ham 89‘ it. Better shape go against the state. Also, Weiss said weather reports PARIS (UPI) — French police said they are preparing contingency plans file park plans have been drawn systems. Senate Education Committee indicate road conditions will be “wet today Israel has asked for the Butt Portion 99‘ .c in the eventuality that practice Is "Certainly in the back of our minds up, and Alan Lamson, assistant town Dr. Spirer received his bachelor’s degree from Cornell Chairman Richard Schneller, D- rather than icy” by this evening. ektradition of Abu Daoud, the ruled unconstitutional. at this point we are really In far more planner, has said that the entire University and his master’s and Ph.D. degrees from New Center c u t««« 1.29.n Essex, has been studying the options “We have a Highway Department suspected mastermind of the 1972 If the court so rules, lawmakers comfortable shape than we were and project plan, which will include cost York University. He joined the UofC faculty in 1970. for how new revenue could be that can keep the roads clear,” he massacre of Israeli athletes at the may have to raise up to $400 million the one thing that could shift estimates and preliminary park delivered to schools on an equitable added. Munich Olympics. m annually to provide ch^dren In everything is that case,” said Senate regulations, should be present^ at basis. He is unsure if his committee The 350-acre industrial park will Daoud, a high official of the Caldor sales continue high poorer towns the same educational Finance Committee Chairman tonight’s hearing. Fresh Chickens 4Si Fresh Hams will draft contingency legislation. require a zone change for about two- Palestine Liberation Organization, opportunities as those in richer Audrey Beck, D-Mansfield. The regulations were drawn up by Caldor, Inc., continued its year-long upswing in sales Shank Portion Mrs. Beck said her committee has thirds of the property within the was arrested Friday while visiting with a 35.3 per cent increase for the five weeks ended Frozen food favorites from Finest! Whole Ham. .b99* areas. park’s boundaries. The land to be Lamson and a subcommittee of the Box-O" cnicken ’ 45t If the court rules against the pre­ begun studying the experience of Deadline is June Economic Development Commis­ the French capital with a PLO Jan. 1. A sales record of $62,700,000 was reported for the rezoned is presently either Rural delegation. Butt Portion io1.091 sent system no one knows what the New Jersey and California, two One problem is the constitution sion. These regulations will govern December holiday season which compares with last Orange Juice states recently forced by courts to Residence or Business Iff Zone and West Germany, which issued the year’s $46,355,1)00. For the 48 weeks, sales advanced to a Best of the Fryer s s ts ' 651 Steaks CuHcis. ibl* 39’ Nb court will order in the way of restruc­ mandates early June legislative will have to be changed to Industrial. lighting, buffering and other items turing or what timetable it will set. abandon property tax-based systems adjournment, which combined with affecting tenants within the park. warrant for Daoud’s arrest, also is record $288,150,000, an increase of 28.1 per cent over last Richmond of funding education. Attys. Jules Karp and RoIIand considering asking for his extradi­ Frozen For that reason there are no options the uncertainty of when the decision The J.C. Penney Co. would be the year’s $224,952,000. Additionally, the Finance Com­ Castleman, of the firm Lessner, tion. Concentrate $> Fresh Chicken Legs 651 for lawmakers but doing their will come down, means it is unclear major tenant in the park. The firm Val Rossetti, treasurer of the 43-unit discount depart­ 1202 mittee, charged with writing all Rottner, Karp and Plepler, will make West German Justice Minister Ground Beef homework and waiting. if this legislature or 1978s will deal has announced plans to locate a two- ment store chain, said it was the most successful cans revenue-raising legislation, is the presentation for the Town of Hans Jochen Vogel said in a televi­ Fresh Alternatives with the problem. million-square-foot catalog distribu­ December in the company’s history and assures the com­ Fresh Chicken Breasts 891 waiting for a Federal Reserve report Manchester at the hearing. sion appearance Sunday night that Beet. Turkey. 5 lbs or more ^ W Senate Majority Leader Joseph Most lawmakers indicate they tion center in the park. Penney’s pany of exceeding $3()0,000,000 in sales for its fiscal year Pot or Chicken. analyzing Connecticut's tax system. West Germany had 20 days to de­ ending Jan. 29, 1977. He noted that all the stores showed Mac. & C heesel Lesser Lieberman, D-New Haven, has asked think it would be too complex deal chunk of property would cover about London Broil 1*1 Tax overhaul with this year for those reasons, but No winter 150 of the 350 acres. mand Daoud’s extradition. West Ger­ substantial gains in all merchandise areas during the A m o u n ts O O T lb legislative researchers to lay out man justice officials said the Bonn Finast It is thought the report may without knowing what timetable the A second company. Mercury Elec­ Christmas season. Pies Quality Meat Values at FInastI alternatives tor the state if it loses sports today government would decide early this provide a basis for the major court will see if it finds against the tric of New York, has also said that it Beef Chuck Pot Roast^rrl **1 the case. Senate Minority Leader week whether to ask for his extradi­ Shoestring Potatoes «, 3 n . o o Lean Ground Beef...... ib98* overhaul of the tax system which present system there is no way to be There will be no winter sports will locate in the park. The firm owns ■Builders to meet" Lewis B. Rome of Bloomfield is get­ tion. (Patties where available 1.11 lb) could be required by such a decision sure of that. supervised by the Manchester part of the property that will be in­ The n a tio n ’s home Home Builders opens in Homestyle Pizza Johns . * , . , phg 09^ USDA Choice Beef! More Meat Values! ting similar briefings from private Algeria, Libya and Iraq have Extra Lean Ground Beef. .b1.28 sources. because of the change in emphasis "I think whether the legislature Recreation Department today. The cluded in the park, and reached an builders will assemble in Dallas Jan. 23. More than Whole Carrots F ,n .„ ...... V°,'69‘ protested Daoud’s arrest and the Sirloin Steak ...... b1.79 Weaver Breailsor Drumilicki a a . , ph,2.39 The decision might come' this that would be necessary from local deals with it this spring has to depend Recreation Center will be open agreement with the town to locate in January for their annual 50,000 industry members Treat your family to taxes to state levies. PLO in a statement said Arab coun­ Grand Prix Corn “i.™,*. .. '„V,'39‘ * D U r i 6 Exlrs Trim Tail-lets . . . , i b Z i A ^ spring. on how the decision is rendered. I tonight. the park if its property was included. convention-exposition including not only builders Sausage ...... b89* tries considered the action ‘van un­ ^ Ur. Dell Favorites! Mrs. Grasso last week said after If the state is ordered to put ad­ would hope a reasonable period of amid hopes of increased but architects, planners, Strawberries S ...... ',uS'69* Ideal For Your Crock Pol! In-Store Bake Shop! friendly gesture towards the Arab two years of trying to keep the state ditional money into education it time would be given to implement production and concern subcontractors, lenders Fresh from the Finest Bakery! Boneless Beef Stew.. .b1.29 Fresh Donuts Rings Buma'ks . . 010.79' would not necessarily mean an in­ world.” over cost pressures that Baked Ham solvent the time had come to address the decision,’’ said Schneller, and building product Beef Short Ribs...... »1.09 Enriched Rolls ...... oo,79‘ crease in the overall tax burden expressing a legislative consensus. Kennedy recommend$ Israel demanded Daoud’s extradi­ exclude many families manufacturers and others Big Round Top Glazed tion on grounds that terrorists com­ from buying homes. involved in residential and Beef Oxtails ° C ...... o09* Italian AvMiUbteBread Only n.*.!,' SiO»t«...... wim W-store 8«ke4 Shor»«IV 1.00 I Sliced mitting crimes against Israelis The four-day meeting of light commercial construc­ to order should be tried in Israel. the 85,000 member White Bread M 1 ” $14.8 million budget tion are expected to attend. Finast Fresh $1 '--'fCheese r -.r ;'!." » .b1.39 Daoud, a founder of the Black National Association of A Sandwich 20 02 School Supt. James P. Kennedy make final approval of a system- September terrorist group, was Favorite! Ivs J'Ham Im p o rte d .... T 1.19 Today’s news summary will recommend a $14,832,000 budget wide security alarm and fire alarm arrested on a warrant issued by Carando Sausage ...... b 1 . 5 9 for the 1977-78 school year at the and smoke monitoring equipment Munich police. He was being held at Compiled from Unitod Press International Board of Education meeting tonight. and final approval on additions and a police jail near Notre Dame Swiss Cheese Im p o rlb d ...... I b 1 . 9 9 Cathedral and was to appear today WESTOWN ■■■■■•^and Butter Chicken Roll ...:b r :...... T 95* The requested budget represents an renovations to Bennet and Illing largest business group, said increase of $957,000, or a 6.9 per cent Junior High Schools. before an investigating judge. Kielbasa “r . * ...... 1.39 PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - increase over last year’s $13.88 B 75 YFABS Of CONTiMUOU 4 ^FfiViCE' Bread State recently it will seek to have the .. ',;“39‘>Economy. Carando Dandy Loaf...... 99' law changed. Only New York and Searchers find Frank Sinatra’s million budget, Kennedy said today. 4SS HAiTrO iT RO. MANCHISTIR Oatmeal Bread Ff.ih TORRINGTON - The state mother and three other crash vic­ A 4 J -S 2 3 0 Connecticut allow disability The budget request included a Assorted Donuts.. Sour Dough Round SJl?".. ,.59‘ police are not bent on rebuilding a tims dead in jet wreckage on .recommended staff reduction of Gov. Grasso urging 'Qljo COWMUNlIy Hf AlIH SCDVICf SIO»E USDAl Available Only m Fmati Stores with Mr Defi Oepis benefits for pregnancy. Softie Cookies ...... p.j59* case against Peter A. Reilly for rugged San Gorgonio Mountain eight teachers, six elementary and Bakery llama Available Tuesday ihru Salurday CHOICE the 1973 slaying of his mother, and planned to airlift the bodies Itwo high school teachers, b a ^ on southerly 1-291 route Sunrise Fresh Dairy ValOesI says Litchfield County State’s At­ Regional off the snow-covered peak today. idecllning enrollment. OPEN Florida torney Dennis A. Santore. The monies available from the j Once a Year Gov. Ella Grasso will urge the O BOSTON — Hopes for the 38- staff reductions are used in two Neighborhood Committee had been ALL DAY Orange Juice state Department of Transportation r m ^ S u p e r Savings! HARTFORD — Connecticut member crew of the oil tanker ways, Kennedy said. The savings strongly opposed to a relocation of Tangerines (DOT) to follow a southerly route for Secretary of State Gloria Schaffer Grand Zenith, which mysteriously International I from five of the reductions were used the highway north of Croft Dr. Richmond the relocation of 1-291, according to a I p ] ‘ =.1 Bargain Bee Sale today unveiled a mammoth 55-bill vanished Dec. 30, have dwindled to decrease the requested appropria­ iSunday 100% pure D j tJ will make your Wallet as the second severe storm in four letter delivered to a member of the legislative package calling for HONG KONG— China’s leaders tion. The funds from the other three half h -SA ■ J smileagainiSavel Neighborhood Committee, which is Officials issue wide-sweeping reform of several days hit the New England coast. were believed to be meeting today positions was reallocated to support gal composed of Manchester residents of the slate’s election and lob­ new and existing programs, Kennedy snowplowing to deal with increasing public living in the area of the proposed site 2piak^llowcases bying laws. 'demands for the reinstatement of said. S iv e SO* at this low price! Percales. No iron Muslins. of the industrial park. purged Vice Premier Teng Hslao- Kennedy is asking for expansion of advisories all an0 Solids and Fancy our 4 9 9 National The letter, sent today to Stephen HARTFORD — Two influential ping. the vocal music program at the Breyers natural Reg price 2 99 price ■ pkg Penny, said that a preliminary The police chief and town fire chief 20i 1 5 9 state Senate Democrats — Presi­ WASHINGTON - The Federal elementary schools, by hiring one have issued advisories to residents review of a relocation site for the Temple Oranges r.., .. dent Pro Tern Joseph Fauliso of Environmental Protection Agen­ teacher. He is asking creation of a 14 01.00 5 pak Men’s Socks LONDON — Former Prime highway shows a southerly route, regarding snowplowing. A f-k r \ I A O Atd O' Ooi^n Deircrous Ice Cream gal Hartford and Majority Leader cy has given New England states new position, a coordinator of M p p i w O WesiarnUSFarTcy2'* mm . 3 lb* 1.00 5 p..r package A A Minister Anthony Eden, who was that would intersect Tolland Tpke., is Police Chief Robert Lannan ad­ Joseph Lieberman of New Haven until the end of September to volunteers, at a salary of $4,000, to OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fresh Corn^^L*...... 5 .0.59* Parkay Margarine O III . , :S49* lor vroik or spoil flown back to England Sunday and the '■‘most feasible.” vised residents who use snowplows .Grapefruit — say they will fight any attempt spend $486 million on water pollu­ met at the airport by an am­ help increase the volunteer program. for their driveways not to leave the Country Style Brtcuill . Reg p..ce5 99 P'"* t | ^ The governor said she is instruc­ Baking Potatoes Warm . . 5 btg 79‘ Pillsbury 7 1.00 to alter Connecticut’s law up­ tion control facilities. EPA said it The board meeting, which was still Our Staff Is Here all bulance, was listed In critical con­ ting DOT Commissioner Jam es snow in the streets as it is illegal and Celery Hearts...... »,49* Florida Amer. Cheese O ..U .P i.ic p | . . . ’p’.”,'99‘ Fleidcrest Towels holding the right of pregnant will redistribute the funds to other dition from a worsening liver con­ scheduled despite the weather as of very dangerous, he said, particularly women to earn disability benefits. areas running out of pollution noon today, will also include con­ Shugrue “to concentrate the 7 Days A W ee k- Bird Food?.?3.69'b%°1. 89;:; 99' 32 size Cracker Barrel JSHS: ... n .09 1st Quality 22‘'a44 ' Bath dition. A bulletin issued this mor­ department’s planning efforts on a when the snow freezes. * Solids. Prints. Jacquards The Connecticut Business and In­ grants if the money isn’t spent by sideration of a waiver tor the school Kraft VelveetaiS:::;...... ;^51.09 ______our 8 8 ning said he spend a “quiet southerly alternate.” Fire Chief John Rivosa is asking pnce dustry Association, the state’s then. night.’* bus contract which was tabled last To Serve Your Family! AVArLABLE. Reg price 4 99 1-291 had to be relocated because of residents to keep fire hydrants clear Cottage Cheese. r i.29 2 month. of snow from snowplows to make Pjh:. i .H.c l.v . Janutry 9 inrb January IS. 1977 the industrial park, and the We Reserve (he Right to lim it Quantities Not Responsible for Typographical Errors The board is also scheduled to them clearly visible.

I i i| PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 10. 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 10, 1977— PAGE THREE Constniclion Diana to emcee About town Credit on salary paid for help in the home testimonial official cites OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE I services of someone to look a valuable tax savings. housekeepr, even though Child care expenses are The religious education The Martin School PTA Epworth Circle of South for a wile, a husband, even Atty. Vincent Diana of 141 Pitkin ^nitpicking^ Manchester Chapter of By Ray De Crane after the patient are The credit is 20 per cent she actually paid that claimed on Form 2441 board of Second will meet Tuesday at 7:30 United Methodist Church an older dependent in­ St. wiil be master of ceremonies Sun­ Hadassah will sponsor a required. of the actual employment- much. which must be attached to Congregational Church will p.m. at the school. Karen will meet tonight at 7:30 at (Savanth In a Sarlaa) capable of self-care. day at the testimonial-reception WETHERSFIELD (UPI) - A top luncheon theater party '^e credit can even be related expenses, but not Her limit would be the the Form 1040 tax return meet tonight at 7:30 in the Prewo, psychiatric social the church. If you are a working The expenses create a planned for Rt. Rev. Msgr. James construction industry official is com­ Tuesday from noon to 2;W claimed by a married cou­ more than $2,000 a year for $900, which at the 20 per when it is filed. church parlor. worker, will discuss the mother who employes a tax credit only if their sole < ^ a t lQ 5 Ekhrard J. Reardon, pastor emeritus plaining that an environmental im­ p.m. at Temple Beth ple if one works full-time one qualifying individual, cent rate for the credit, (NEXT: Tougher rules book, “Parent Effec­ ' The Confiirnation Class babysitter to look after purpose was to permit the of St. James Church. Msgr. Reardon pact statement on a controversial Sholom. Baby-sitting will and the other is either a or a maximum of $4,000 a would produce a tax reduc­ on office at home deduc­ The family committee of tiveness Training,” of South United Methodist your child while you work, taxpayer to be gainfully retired Nov. 10 as pastor of St. Connecticut highway project will be available. full-time student or a part- year if two or more tion of $180. tion.) Center Congregational followed by group dis­ CTiurch will meet Tuesday or a husband or wife who employed. A nonworking b a n tlij James. He still lives in the parsonage take longer to complete than it took time worker. qualifying individuals are But if she earned as Get the best book available Church will meet tonight at cussions. She has done must employ a practical wife who employs a and shares in some of the work of the the Allies to win World War I. at 3:30 p.m. at the church. The Chl-Rho meditation Such expenses are a being cared for. much as $4,000 for the to help you save dollars on • 24 Hour Emergency Service 7:30 at 528 Woodbridge St. similar work with the nurse to look after a spouse babysitter, or a parish. In addition, he is in charge of “This is the horror story of the group of St. Mary's direct credit against the In the case of a married year, she could claim $2,- your 1976 income tax, “Cut • Burner Sales A Service Manchester Area Edgar Circle of South who is physically or men­ housekeeper, to look after St. Vincent De Paul Society for the bureaucracy and nitpicking that has Episcopal Church will tax that otherwise would couple, where both are 000 in expenses for one Own Taxes 1977’ costs only $1 • Clean HaaBng OHa Loyal Circle of King's Conference of Churches. United Methodist Church tally incapable of self-care, young children while she entire diocese. led to a h i^ unemployment rate in meet tonight at 8 at the be due on the income, in­ employed, the expenses child ( a $400 tax credit at plus 25 cents for postage and Daughters will meet Refreshments will be you may have a special in­ golfs or plays bridge has no Sunday's reception will be from 3 the state's construction industry,” will meet Tuesday at 9:15 church. stead of a deduction, as it claim ^ are limited to the the 20 per cent rate) or the handling. Send check or Call Us For Y our Home Heating tonight at 7:45 in the served. a.m. at the church. come tax credit. claim on the credit. money order with your name, to 6 p.m. at The Colony, Talcottville. Donald J. Lynch, executive secretary was in former years. This earnings of the spouse with full $4,000 in expenses (an and Air Conditioning Needs... Federation Room of Although called child address and zip care of The Diana was master of ceremonies at of the Connecticut Construction In­ But an unmarried and enables many taxpayers the lower income. This $800 tax credit) if two or Center Congregational The Golden Age Club will care expenses in the tax Manchester Evening Herald, last year's dinner which com­ dustries Association, Inc., said Satur­ If you lobMd US last wtok — you employed son or daughter who do not ordinarily means that a wife earning more children under 15, or ..aiV u * "'* 414 TOLLAND ST. Church. meet Tuesdayaat 1:15 p.m. law, the term is a mis­ P.O. Box 489, Radio City Sta­ MANCHESTER, CT, EAST HARTFORD, CT, memorated St. James Church 100th day. would be 5 R». thlmior this wooki j who maintains a home that itemize their deductions, $900 on a part-time job other qualifying in­ at the Senior Citizens nomer, as can be seen from tion, New York, N.Y. 10019. 649-4595 _____ 289 6435 anniversary. At issue is the proposed Interstate includes a disabled parent but take a percentage stan­ could not claim expenses of dividuals, were being Allow three weeks for Temple Chapter, OEIS, Center, Myrtle and Linden the example above. He said speeches will be held "to Atly. Vincent Diana 291 which would connect two other in­ may claim the credit if the dard deduction, to receive $1,200 for the hire of a cared for. delivery. an absolute minimum” at Sunday's terstates, 184 and 1-91. will meet Wednesday at 8 SU. While such expenses are p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ H tsD t generally paid for the care reception. tant: friendly greetings are." “It took three years and nine . W ■ ' ' " ' ■ WP- ...... “The purpose of the testimonial," Sam Filloramo, general chairman months to win World War I, Pearl ple. Mrs. Harriet L. St. Margaret's Circle, of children under the age of he said, "is for friends of the mon­ of the event, said that Thursday will Harbor to V.J. Day,” Lynch said. “It Moore, worthy grand Daughters of Isabella, will 15, they apply equally to V* fees paid to a housekeeper signor to pay their respects to and be the cut-off date for obtaining will take three years and 11 months to matron of Connecticut, and meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. • Bshsvlor Modification • Exsreiss COME/N wish him well in his future tickets. A turn-out of about 500 is complete an environmental impact her associate grand of­ at the KofC Home. • Nutrition • Uboral D M who takes care of the home JANUARY CLEARANCE AND » endeavors. Speeches aren't impor- expected. statement for 1-291.” ficers will exemplify the Refreshments will be AND degree work. During a served. EAT Hjurmmo-TUES. 7 PM I PICKUP social hour, refreshments ST. ROSEt SCHOOL YOUR Yesterdays will be served by Mrs. Paul The executive board of 33 Church SL, E.H. MCC COPY OF Advisory CDF panel J Bernard and members of the Lutz Junior Museum OUR her committee. Officers of WAPPIIN-THURS. 7 PM Volunteer League will VALUE Temple Chapter will wear meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at SL Pr im ' d Epl600|M l Churoh calendar 25 years ago Sand Hill Road PACKED to consider proposal colored gowns. the museum. A charge by Director Francis VISTOftt WELCOME Starts Monday through Saturday, January 15th CIRCULAR Mahoney prompts directors to ask Manchester Community The scholarship and 1J6 HIT 4t>r0U0W 8URNSI0I SICNS u. No ObUgutlon fo r M o . caH 6 2 3 -7 D 6 7 for legal aid services Board of Education for a report on vocation committee of College offers this calen­ a school boilers. North United Methodist BURNSIDED dar of events in the interest Dr. Robert R. Keeney Jr. reports Church will m eet tonight at • I M M I M A V I. L m t . • S Z t - lJ ll of the community. AH the The Citizens Advisory Committee purchase of the acreage for "land­ an acute blood shortage at MCC-sponsored activities 7 at the church. DUSTIN HOFFMAN on Community Development will banking" of the property for future Manchester Memorial Hospital. listed below are open to the consider Tuesday a proposal to use for elderly housing. *THE MARATHON 10 years ago The Leo committee of public and many are free of allocate $5,000 for legal aid services Some members of the committee MAN" r-t:1 t |2 The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. South United Methodist DAVIS FAMILY charge. For further infor­ for low income families and the said Thursday night that they didn't Reardon announces that St. James Church will m eet tonight at mation, call 646-2137. elderly, and another to spend $100,000 want to invest community develop­ DOUBLE FEATURE Parish will build a new church on its 7:30 at the church. Monday, Jan. 10 to purchase land on Spencer St. for ment funds in "land-banking," and lUffiVHOOKErTue RESTAURANT ; i present property, below the present General Fund registra­ elderly housing. others were more interested in "EMMANUEUr church and close to Main St. The Emanuel Lutheran tion — 9 a.m.-7 p.m.. A representative of the building low or medium income ADULTS OMT S2 PLASTICS JAMBOREE State Rep. Elmer A. Mortensen of Church council will meet DINNER ti Auditorium. Neighborhood Legal Services of housing than housing for the elderly. Day Care registration — Newington files a resolution which tonight at 7:30 in the ^ 1 * 6 ? : y o u r CHOICE Hartford has been invited to attend Jay Giles, director of public works, Manciwstsr Evtning Htrakl calls for prohibiting Manchester church board room. 10 a.m.-noon. Center the committee's meeting Tuesday at reported to the committee Thursday SPECIALS ^ Dish Rack Community College from taking any Publl«li«d m iy Mning wcMt Congregational Church, 7:30 p.m. at Lincoln Center to discuss night on the status of the storm SundAyi and holldayf. EntwM a tlw •Cutlera Tray steps to acquire land or develop a Manchaatar. Conn. Poal Offlca aa 8a- phone 649-9608. •9(Jt. Waste Basket a contract to provide legal counsel sewer improvements, for which Daily Multi Vitamins 2 * 1 0 0 campus before April 1. cond Claaa Mail Maltar. FOR Registration for Com­ with Iron, lOO's, Rei. i.z9...... ma I a • Laundry Basket for lower-income families and the $116,00 has been allocated from this munity Services courses — • 14 ()t. Rectangular Pail Suggested Carrier Rates Reg. 1.19to 1.99 elderly with housing problems. The year’s community development NOW 2-7 p.m., Registrar’s Of­ contract would match the town's cost Payabla In Advanoa MOMMY THRU THURSMY Vitamin C 500 mg. 2 ‘i Q Q grant. fice, Main Campus. Bottle of 100, Ret 1.99...... FOR of $5,000 with $15,000 in legal services If the work on the storm sewer SIXT!:::::::::::...... Jg IncludM Cup of Soup or Julco lessen some of the problems in the Or»« m o n th ...... $3 qq Tuesday, Jan. 11 No-Iron from other federal grants. and Bovorago project is started now, it would be downstream area, he said. Thfoomonthi ...... $1170 General Fund Registra­ Vitamin E 200 1.U. After hearing a request, by letter, Six m o n th s ...... S23 40 completed by 1981, Giles said. One of Giles also requested $75,000 from Ono yoof...... |40;0o tion — 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Fashion Print Sheets Bottle of 100, Re*. 2.99..... L2.99 from the Housing Authority for the the projects which could be started HcrosTlut Malt Ratot Upon R ^uM t W d B . Old Salem next year’s grant for other storm Raked Virginia Ham wifli fruit sauce auditorium. allocation of $100,000 to purchase of a Subacrlbara who faJi to racatva TWIN F U T now with the available funds is the sewer improvements in the down­ Day Care registration — Thera-M High Potency 3^4-acre plot of the Wilbur Little land thair nawapapaf bafora 5;30 p.m. OR FIH ED improvement of the dam in the un­ town area. He estimated this would should taiaphona tha circulation Choica Roast Sirloin Df Beat Au jus 10 a.m.-noon. Center Heirloom Bedspreads With Min., 100’s,Re*. 3.29.. L3.29 on Spencer St. at its Thursday night EnatDhiile dapartmant. 647-M46. developed section of East Cemetery be the cost of improvements on the Congregational Church, Our Reg. 3.99 session, the committee has asked Fresh GoMon Fried Fish Vitamin E 4 0 0 1.U. Reynolds Wrap Jumbo at the end of Birch St. This would lower portion of the dry brook area phone 649-9608. TWIN Dominic Squatrito, counsel for the enlarge the present pond into a Our Reg. FULL Bottle Of 100, Re*. 4.49. L4.49 25 Ft. X 12” Storage Chest starting at Charter Oak and working Veal Parmesan Jr. Size Registration for Com­ FLAT OR FITTED, Reg. 4.99 Housing Authority, to discuss the larger retention area, which would northward. 16.99 3.49 Re*. <1 munity Services course — 11.88 Colgate ToDthpaste 37c O Baby Beef Uvor wHh onions or bacon C2i\THEATRES EAST 2-7 p.m.. Registrar’s Of­ QUEEN VIDOLt: TPKE.. VANCHESTE.R 5H, PARK'jiMy E59-bJ91 FULL SIZE (JUEENSIZE FULATORFinED,Reg.6.99...... Ei. FOR 87* fs 99* fice, Main Campus. 4.66 'oz.Size 7 0 $ Abova Spaefafa Sarvad WHh A kitchen necessity for Corrugated construction, I WAtiMNsiey P o ta to A nd Salad Wednesday, Jan. 12 PILLOWCASES, Pkg,ol2 )urReg.87c...... f 9 storing, freezing, cooking, easily assemble. Reg. to 3.99...... OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. - 9 P.M. General PSind Registra­ K.1 4 " ^ 2 1 “ 3.22 Soft, luxurious fine quality pure cotton CLOSED SUNDAY • Exit 93 off 1-88 tion — 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Attractive color prints on polyester/cotton blend. Breck Clean Rin$e Caldor Laundry Detergent M A C C news By NANCY CARR with thick (ringe; snow white or antique white. s a m iB if auditorium. 300 Fes. per Store, No Rain Checks. Day Care registration — 16 oz. All Types 20 lbs. A 9 6 10 a.m.-noon. Center m u Our Reg. 1 S3.. 93* Reg. 5.97 During the past 12 hours The budget allowances themselves, ana may even, are adequately cared for Across 7M Congregational Church, All temp, low suds, no phosphates. we have had three requests for the aged, blind and dis­ if they wish, do some per­ and keeping the communi­ 9 M phone 649-9608. for help from families out abled who are living in the sonal shopping for a ty through the Department Brest Divide TUESDAY Registration for Com­ \ / of money and out of oil. community reflect the patient who has no of Health in touch with con- munity Services course — The cold spell which pass-through of federally relatives. In short, a ditions ‘‘inside” the 1-7 p.m.. Registrar’s Of­ SAVE AN EXTRA provided so much fun in made increases in patient advocate is family homes. fice, Main Campus. FAMOUS NAMES sledding and skating for Supplementary Security to those with no family and Please contact Dr. Turek Men’s Basketball, MCC part of our community has Income or Social Security friend to those with no at the Manchester Depart­ vs. Northwestern CC, 8 LE.D.&L.C.D. been a disaster for others. payments. However, no friends, taking care that ment of Health for further FAMILY p.m., ECHS. Watch 20s Th MACC Human Needs cost of living adjustment those in convalescent home information. Friday, Jan. 14 Our Reg. Low Prices on Fund has been established on the state supplementary Duplicate Bridge — Open by member churches to payment itself is made. This printing test pattern is and novice, 7:45 p.m., HR Kodel® Filled Quality Creslan® Chatham 100% Polyester Clearance Our Entire part of ‘The Herald quality provide emergency finan­ Further, even though the 102, 103. Bed Pillows Coronation Yarn Thermal Blanket Inventory of number of elderly in our 'control program in order to SPECIAL cial assistance to persons Saturday, Jan. 15 •Benrus state is increasing and peo­ give you one of the finest IS H O H C A S l in crisis who are not eligi­ newspapers in the nation. .'*V A <; Dupliqate Bridge — STANDARD Our Our •Microm a SLIDE ble for federal, state, town ple continue to become dis­ Open, 1 p.m., HR 102, 103. Our Reg. Reg. •Daltron PROJECTORS abled, no increase in the January Sale CINEH 4 S 4.99 55?' 5.99 or private aid and who Women’s Basketball, •Arm itron have no family resources number or participants in 1 - 2 3 4 - 3 X ^ MCC vs. Greenfield C.C., 6 QUEEN KING Worsted weight, 4 oz., 4 ply Heavenly solid colors with matching •Texas Instruments SUPER-8 for fall back on. It is, the program is shown. 2 0 % OFF STOREWIDE INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 p.m., ECHS. yarns in a palette of washable nylon binding: machine washable. I SILVER LANE ROBERTS & DUAL-8 because of the very limited These figures should Men's Basketball, MCC u 4 ^^ n 5 ®® colors. deeply concern us all. Our fexcep t cards, candles, paper STREET 568-8810 amount we have to work EAST HARTFORD vs. South Central C.C., 8 Soft, resilient Kodel' 232. Non- PROJECTORS Division of Social Action Our with, to be used only as a goods) p.m., ECHS. allergenic liberflll. Reg. “last resource” fund in has sent a letter to Gov. Monday, Jan. 17 19,95 THE PINK PANTHER SOUND MOVIE situation of real human Ella Grasso and our state Selected Items *Piloting and Dead 50% OFF STRIKES AGAIN (pd, CAMERAS need. legislators, asking for Reckoning, 7:30 p.m., MC some relief to be granted MON. 4 TUES. Our Any Manchester 17, $40. Reg. to both our elderly, our dis­ 2;1S, 7:30 and 0i30 PM 2 5 '''% 4 0 ''''‘' o f f resident who is ineligible 977 M AIN ‘Noncredit community 34.95 SOUND MOVIE abled and our dependent or who has exhausted all Downtown GLOBE services courses begin. our Regular Low P rice s on PROJECTORS his available avenues of children. Manchester Our aid may request help in We will continue to ask ^ijt| flie SEatek Travel Service SILVER STREAK you to help us help our Mon.-Sal. til 5:30; (PO) 35mm situations threatening his GIFT SHOP 555 MAIN STREET MON. S TUES. well being or the well being neighbors (your generosity 643-2165 2:10, 7:40 and 10 PM St. Mary’s CAMERAS of his family. is the major sources of Thurs. til 9 OUTERWEAR Over 30 Years BKBMZIER Guild elects financing for the Human Our Not all models in all stores In 1976, we received well Travel Experience over 300 requests for help. Needs Fund) but the Reg. A uthorized agent In KING KONG officers problem is far greater than Ladles’ Fashion ^ 49.95 Some we were able to refer Manchester for all (PQ) MON. A TUES. Mrs. Annie Johnston of PENTAX‘K-1000' elsewhere, or helped find our limited resources can Airlines, Railroads and and FRIES only 69^ CLIP AND SAVE Case Dr. has been elected other sources of remedy. We reached out to 2, 7:10 and 0:S0 PM SKI JACKETS 5 or 6 function watches. 35mm SLR Camera Steamship Lines. president of St. Mary’s Fine Swiss styling. Not all assistance. In 47 cases we help one another during At Episcopal Guild. She Rag. 14.991019.99 styles in all stores. provided outright grants or December. As we start Y O U ’L L g I THE SEVEN participating succeeds Mrs. Bertha litis? (if there was a possibility into the New Year may D a ir ii *139 Reg Pop Prices PERCENT SOLUTION ^ DAIRY Porter. for repayment) small no­ these same needy friends E ve e -A d u lti 2.00 KIde 0S« “ QUEEN ✓ V (PQ) Q u e e n Other elected officers interest loans. Although we and neighbors remain close Matineee All Su m tS e MON. A TUES. BRAZIER* made every effort to help in our hearts and thoughts. 2:10, 7:2S and 0:35 PM F ® itoros. are Mrs. Lucille Smith, in the most serious January »lunip vice-president; Mrs. Natalie Johnston, situations, it was obviously The sound of caroling A STAR secretary; Mrs. Louise impossible to provide and the happy flurry ot ac­ IS BORN (R> brazier. adequate assistance to all Hotchkiss, treasurer; and tivity in our convalescent MON. B TUES. •Reg U 6 Pal, OtI. Am D 0 Corp (C) Copytighl 1977. Am D 0 Cofp, All Records, All 8-Track Mrs. Ruth Sheldon, publici­ those in financial trouble. homes has died away and 2. 7:15 end B;SS PM Why so much need in a the January "slump” is ty. N 1 0 *'„ 3 4 * town like Manchester? about to begin. Now is the MANCHESTER Many of those applying to time for a New Year's nr.nnd nnw Program Nt!w Advaricpr) Did New 684 HARTFORD ROAD & Cassette Tapes on Sale! the Human Needs Fund are resolution to become a Foods Easier lot You' New mnmtiers wr'Iromed About town dependent on pensions or “friend” to a shut-in. Your at all times. No Coniracis $7 00 lirr.l mt'dirui Hwckri SSFsFS-" Series 1.29 ! Series B2.98 j Series C3.9S j Series D4.98 j Series E5.98 state payments. The pic­ visit now, on a grey winter IMen S3 00 weekly Lowei Ralrts for Senior Cit­ IhniklH NornaPRK:tRANoesiN^uj^«* ture for '77 looks even day will be particularly izens -RATSP The Parent/Student Club bleaker than '76 as far as I cheering. 640-8333 Q 2 9 8 ® Y O tm TNB CLOSE TO LOSING WEKHT1 EOHAHZA UJIICHEONS of Howell Cheney Regional can determine. Under the The Manchester Depart­ Vocational Technical LP I recommended budget for ment of Health, under the ROCKVILLE — Tuesdays 9:30 AM i 7 PM, Wednesdays 4:30 PM, Thursdays 7 PM School will meet .1 the state Department of direction of Dr. Alice . 4 . . ^ F our " j 4 ' Weight Watchers. 41 West Road (Rt. 83) Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Social Services, the Turek, is recruiting S e ^ s ^ .9 8 I Series G7.98 j Series J6.98 j Series K7.98 j Series L9.98 STORRS — Thursday 7 PM the school. Terry allowances for the 95,000 volunteers for the patient St. Thomas Aquinas Church, Univ. of Conn. dhiy» Werkhoven will speak on children supported under advocates program. A VERNON — Wednesdays 7 PM jc^n M HOure Dally 1.69 the basic concepts for the the AFDC program remain patient advocate spends Howard Johnson Motor Lodge, Route 30 MON ...SLOPPY JOES & FRENCH FRIES 444 i J69 i C64 WILLIMANTIC —■ Tuesdays 7 PM, Wed. 9:30 AM m tMEMDICY SQMCI utilization of solar energy. at essentially April 1971 one morning or afternoon a Y.M.C.A., Main Street TOES ...SALISBURY STEAK & MASHED POTATOES ■ LP I “ tape I W T A P E price levels — some 40 per week in the local convales­ WED ... .SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE cent below the expected cent home to which he or For Information Call; THURS..HOT TURKEY SANDWICH & MASHED POTATOES costs of living in '77 ’78 928-S188 (Putnam) or 442-5170 (New London) or M o b il I ALL DIAMOND NEEDLES. Reg. 3.19.. 1 .9 9 she is assigned, making write Route 1G9, Pomfret Center, Conn. 06259 H U T IIM OILS F R l...... BAKED ZITI For most families the sure that the patients are If wild turkey did not im­ allowance for food will be receiving adequate care. diLMNwa a SAT ....L IV E R & ONIONS mediately become the 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: about 36-43 cents per per­ Guided by the Patient’s superstar of Thanksgiving, NEATlIWIlItTALUTION InHudrn salad from our All You Can Kul Salad liar. MANCHESTER VERNON MON. thru SAT. son per meal and the Bill of Rights, advocates part of the reason may have Offer good 11 a.m. • 2 p.m., Monday - Salunluy Daily and Saturday: allowance for heat will be watch over those who can 6 4 3 -9 1 3 5 been some Pilgrims’ vague 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrI-CIty Shopping Center 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. suspicion that eating the bird $14-$22 per month. no longer watch over Read Herald Ads Its Cantor St, MsnoSaslar 240 SFFNCKH ST. 287 \1 KST Mll)l»l,l. TM‘K, would cause leprosy. • i. 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PAGE roUB - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Mon., Jan. 10, 1977 Will brother Billy IHaurl|patpr Eupuiu^ ralb MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.-Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Jan. 10, 1977 — PAGE FIVE Manchester — A City of Vlllaoe Charm | be a humiliation? Engagements announced Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Covino-Treadwell Audit Burtlu ol ClrcuUlloo Uniltd Pr«M Inltinutiontl | Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square, « PLAINS, Ga. — As we all know by Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (1W3) 643-2711. Tom TIede The engagement of Miss Lynn Susan EUaine Treadwell of Manchester and John . now Billy Carter, the younger Anthony Covino of West Allenhurst, N.J. were married Raymond F. Robinson. Ed>tOf*Pubtishtr I^roid E Turlungton. Mantging Editor brother of the President-elect, is In Anne Noack of Manchester to Donald Michael DelCegno of New Britain, Jan. 8 at South United Methodist Church in Manchester. enthusiastic agreement with H.L. journeys. And also when he and a The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Mencken's definition of divorcee landed in a Mexican jail for has been announced by her parents, ^O pinion Mrs. Margaret Noack of Manchester Treadwell Jr. of 124 Hackmatack St. The bridegroom is reasons still unclear. Poor Lyndon; prohibitionists: they are not the kind and Robert Noaek of Farmington. the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Anthony Covino of West of people one would care to have a at various times during his ad­ Allenhurst, N.J. drink with. ministration he would not speak to The bride-elect was graduated ■The Rev. Sherwood A. Treadwell of Concord, N.H., the n -- Let’s get in step The First Brother is a boozer. He is his brother at all. from Manchester High School in 1976 bride s uncle, officiated at the double-ring ceremony. a man who believes that absinthe Then, during the Nixon regime, and is employed at Hartford Office Robert Penn of Hartford was organist and Robert Gordon makes the heart grow fonder. Some there was brother Donald. He was Supply Co. of Manchester was soloist. The Connecticut American times at lighted intersections. years ago he engineered a repeal of not so earthy a story as was Sam The bride, given in marriage by her parents, wore a The Herald, too, advocates Johnson, but he had his fascinations. gown of ivory silk illusion trimmed with lace and pearls Automobile Association this community's dry law, and then Her fiance was graduated from Connecticut adoption of the won for himself what is still the only Once, for example, he used a $13,000 with skirt terminating into a cathedral-length train. She chapter has 115,000 members Pulaski High School in New Britain wore an ivory elbow-length veil and carried a colonial commercial beer license in town. piece of property to secure a $205,000 and thus represents a substan­ “ Western RTOR” ruie in 1973 and from New England bouquet of ivory roses and yellow chrysantheumums. loan from recluse Howard Hughes; because we feel the local and Now he says very proudly that he has Technical Institute in 1976. He is Miss Diane E. Treadwell of Philadelphia, Pa. was her tial portion of the motoring skeptics said Donald's more tangible state traffic authorities have "a red neck, white socks and Blue employed at May Engineering Co. sister’s maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Judith public. It is also a part of one Label beer.” collateral was his kinship to the been dragging their feet in Treadwell of Concord, N.H., the bride's cousin; Mrs. of the oldest auto clubs in the None of this is of much moment to president. Susan C. Buell of Madison, Wise., the bridegroom’s designating intersections for The couple is planning a May 21 country and a iong-time ad­ America, but it seems of importance Donald Nixon’s entrepreneurship wedding at St. Ann’s Church in New sister; and Miss Kristin W. Brown of Carlisle, Pa. Miss vocate of improved safety on the RTOR ruie under the pre­ to the communications industry. Bil­ was so suspicious — he was an oc­ Britain. Valerie Voboril of West Willington, the bride's cousin, our highways. sent law. ly Carter is a number for hundreds of casional pal of fugitive-financier was flower girl, reporters grown atrophied from his Robert Vesco — that even the Presi­ Michael F. Brown of Carlisle, Pa. served as best man. We think this prelude is im­ Common sense indicates brother's near stifling of piety. dent became concerned. Much to the Schaller Photo McLaughlin Photo Ushers were John Buell of Madison, Wise., the that it is costly to sign the 4,250 portant to keep in mind Everything Jimmy is, Billy isn't — amusement of the press, the White bridegroom’s brother-in-law; Joseph Colodin of The engagement of Miss Bonnie S. because the Connecticut AAA potentially feasible locations and the media knows from House put a tap on Donald’s Matawan, N.J.; and Neil Hendershot of Allentown, Pa. Abel of Bloomfield to Eli I. B. Okrant A reception was held at The Nutmegger House in has endorsed the “Western” the AAA estimates there are in experience that this paradox has telephone and assigned grim Secret of Manchester has been announced Secors observe anniversary Connecticut. This sign cost possibilities. Service agents to shadow the Newington, after which the couple left for Virgin Gorda rule which permits a right turn by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Secor of 77C in the British Virgin Islands. The couple will reside in / Remember Sam Houston Johnson? brother's personal activities. Abel of Bloomfield. Elaine, and their children Todd and on red unless a sign is posted explains in part why only about Sycamore Lane celebrated their 35th Carlisle, Pa. He was the errant baby brother of Finally, and more recently, there Mr. Okrant is the son of Mr. and Kristian in Stafford Springs; and a PROHIBITING the move. 200 have been designated. wedding anniversary by renewing daughter, Nancy, who is presently Mrs. Covino is currently a second-year law student at LBJ. And he was always good for fill was Gerald Ford's half-brother Mrs. Gerald Okrant of 49 Waranoke their marriage vows at the Jan. 9 This is the iaw in 43 states. Under the “Western RTOR” Rd. attending St. Joseph’s College in Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle. She is employed part .M, on a slow news day. Usually the fill Leslie King. No black sheep parallels morning worship service of Zion time by the Public Utility Commission of the Com­ Only seven states, including rule, fewer signs would be The bride-elect was graduated West Hartford where she is majoring was an embarrassment for the Presi­ here, for King was no trouble maker. Lutheran Church in Manchester. The in nursing. monwealth of Pennsylvania. Mr. Covino, a 1976 graduate from Weaver High School in Hart­ Connecticut, according to purchased, posted and main­ dent, and so much the better. But when he died last month in an Rev. Charles Kuhl officiated. They Mr. Secor is a foreman with of Dickinson School of Law, is employed as a clerk to the tained. Brother Sam was also a fellow auto accident, the President did not ford in 1970 and from Aldelphi were married Jan. 10, 1942 at the Hon. Roy Wilkinson of the Commonwealth of Penn­ AAA, permit such turns oniy University in Garden City, N.Y. in United Technologies Corp. in East who, in George Nathan's phrase, attend the funeral. The White House home of the bride’s parents. Hartford and will be retiring at the sylvania. when a posted sign authorizes. The AAA says, according to 1974 where she received a B.A. Gerrick Photo drank to make other people in­ says the brothers “were not close” ; Following the Jan. 9 service, the end of this month after 36 years of There is one in Manchester the Connecticut Energy Agen­ degree in biology with a major in teresting. While Lyndon was winning one suspects that if Ford were to con­ Secors sponsored a coffee and cake service. Both Mr. and Mrs. Secor medical technology. She is employed Mrs. John A. Covino at the light where New State cy, the change to right-turn-on- the presidency in 1964 by the greatest hour. have been active in the church for tinue in office the media would at Canberra Clinical Lab in Hartford. Rd. and W. Middle Tpke. fork red after a full stop* would take landslide in history, Sam was drying vigorously follow up that rather sad The couple has two children, a son, several years. In the service Her fiance was graduated from Douglas, who resides with his wife. at the entrance of East only six months to completely out in the drunk ward of a South reasoning. Manchester High School in 1970 and Catholic High School. And institute, and this would save Carolina hospital. Besides this he All of this suggests that the atten­ from the University of Connecticut in from personal observation it 1.3 million gallons of gas an­ gambled, womanized and reportedly tion now being visited on the colorful 1974 with a B.S. degree in business S. Sgt; Robert L. Boske He was graduated from passed at least one bad check. Billy Carter is not merely the diver­ administration. He is employed at Rockville High School in seems to be working well at its nually in Connecticut. yoga Course at ECHS Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Yes, Sam was fun copy. Particular­ sions of restless news writers. Okrant & Okrant C.P.A. in Robert L. Boske Sr. of 221 1969. His wife, Sally, is the IRVICB job of maintaining safe and So for smoother traffic flow, ly when he was accused by a con- Scribes have a vested interest in Manchester. A Christian Yoga Course with on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at East Skinner Rd., Rockville, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - local dapamAa Uinaa — orderly traffic flow. safety, installation cost Snow-covered wall at Highland Park (Photo by Reginald Pinto) g^essman of using a White House curiosities close to the White House The couple is planning a November meditation and contemplation will be Catholic High School. serving with :.u Air Robert L. Wagner of 19 credit card to take personal wedding. given by Sister Marie Alice LaGace To register, call 649-9742. '^raining Command unit at High St., Rockville. 9:15am 12:15pm 3 :4 6 ^ In coming out in favor of the savings and the saving of because they often become the stuff 5:4Spm 8:46pm energy and motorists’ money, of negative news. Brother Billy, Lackland, AFB, Tex. — lacal diptftyra tMi« — “Western RTOR,” AAA said Sgt. Boske, an instruc­ U.S. Air Force Sgt. 8;30nn 10:40am 2:30pm for WrillmanUe, Danidaon and then, may be being set up for an Providanea, with onward of aon- where such turns are practical a switch to the “Western tor, was previously George C. Griswold, son of 4:46pm 7:45pm nactina aaraiea to Nawport, Fall eventual fall. “ traffic congestion is RTOR” rule makes sense. Jimmy Carter is a political realist assigned at Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. for WolorbuiY, Southliury, Dan­ . Riaar, Now Radford, C tpi Cod Already there are great expectlons bury, Yonkan. Now Yorii City pointa, Roaton 6 L o ^ Abport significantly reduced with no Let us hope the General WASHINGTON — I don't know Home AFB, Idaho. Griswold of 912 Tolland one of their own. Despite his concern that Billy will prove a humiliation to Tpke., has arrived for duty You'll im mofa, rnjoy mora - iwa tuna, lava aw and traval in FULL COMFORT what kind of a President Jimmy apparent increase in the in­ Assembly agrees and acts Andrew Tully for human needs and his incessant the Carter administration. He hates . at Lajes Field, Azores. Carter will be, and neither does Dr. Lamb (7) B O N A N Z A til cidence of traffic-related ac­ quickly so that come the spring talk of compassion, he ran against reporters, for one thing, but he talks Sgt. Griswold, an avionic \ / ' BUS I INI S INC and summer driving season, anybody else — including, probably, the liberal candidates for the with them endlessly, giving the most communications specialist Stop in or phont for ichodulti 4i tkkots to oN points cidents.” It also mentions gas­ Califano, named to be Secretary of Jimmy Carter. “It all depends,” said Democratic nomination. The liberals titillating observations C'l recall with a unit of the Military BOB'S MOBIL STATION oline savings and air pollution Connecticut will be in step with Health, Education, and Welfare, says 427 Hartford Rd. (at Palm St J - Phona 64R-734R Harry Truman, “on Lady Luck.” could have mounted a bulldozer for, when on Sunday morning you could Cheese affects lactose intolerant Airlift Command, Iona block from Kaanay S t axit of Intaratata 84l reductions by decreasing idling the vast majority of its sister Truman, of course, had those fits welfare reform poses a lot of say, Morris Udall. They didn’t, go out and take a leak in the main previously served at states. problems. That’s bureaucratic By Lawmee E. Lamb, M.D. of done-to-a-crisp humility, and as because they perceived Carter as a street of Plains and nobody would see George AFB, Calif. one of his admirers I nevertheless shorthand employed to knock down a He was graduated from winner whom they could take over you; now you got 2,000 people or probability is that you have dohe to identify people learned that when his administration campaign promise. DEAR DR. LAMB - I send 50 cents with a long, care of Manchester Manchester High School in Read The Bright One and indoctrinate once he won. more crawling all over the place” ). am 46. For the past 10 intolerance to lactose, milk with this problem but their ^ ^ did something right he was never So the liberals are screaming stamped, self-addressed Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1973 and attended Victor I So it is that the press cultivates Bil­ years I have been troubled sugar. Your letter prompts use is not yet that envelope for mailing. Ad­ Those short stereotypes bashful about hogging most of the betrayal: How could Carter appoint a Southern moderate 326, San Antonio, TX 78292. Valley Junior College in ly. Quite condescendingly, it has with nausea, gas and me to emphasize that one widespread. dress youp letter to me in VictnrvMlp Talif credit. hard-liner like Brown to run the Pen­ In fact. Carter is a typical Southern raised this pot-bellied peanut spasm of the stomach. of those milk products is The best method of tagon? How dare Califano, one of the moderate. He wants national health But Truman knew weli that a grower to folk-hero status among During this period it cost cheese. Commercial determining whether or You’ve heard of sexism, racism, insurance — if the country-can afford cheeses contain large President falls far short of being the architects of Lyndon Johnson’s Great those members of the union who me plenty for specialists, not a person has this ageism and other prejudicial Don Oakley Society, change his spots? They see it. He wants Washington to take over amounts of lactose. In­ problem is to eliminate all absolute boss. Not being a director or paste STP stickers on their tests and prescriptions. All “isms.” To the list add “heightism,” welfare — if the country can afford dividuals who cannot break milk and milk products, in­ the Shah of Iran, he is a hostage to Attorney General-designate Griffin windshields. And though he begs tests proved negative. I a term coined some time ago by events a^d to the various power Bell as a racist, and Ted Sorensen, it. On defense, he has talked only have stopped coffee and down the double sugar can­ cluding cheese,just as you relief faintly, saying he keeps not absorb it and it acts sociologist Sam Feldman to describe bases in his own backyard. Congress named to head the CIA, as one of about eliminating the "fat,” not cigarettes, but to no avail. have done. If the symp­ complex',” he notes. "Six-foot perspective by “goin’ out and gettin’ like a chemical laxative. It discrimination against short people. helps decide how successful a Presi­ those who helped John Kennedy run about weakening our national Securi­ I was going crazy for an toms disappear the executives, on the other hand, are drunk," he is clearly captivated. produces exactly the same problem is usually lectose While it may never become a vogue dent will be, and so does the Supreme his office of dirty espionage tricks. ty posture. He's opposed to giving the answer. Every night while word, “heightism” is nevertheless simply credited with drive, skill, am­ What price captivation? Sam H. w atching TV my wife kind of symptoms you have intolerance. Court. So do Big Business, Big Labor, Could be right canal to Panama. On the subject of an unhappy fact of life for countless bition and intelligence.” the evils of Big-Brother government, Johnson went bankrupt and became a would bring me a saucer of described. You can The dairy industry could the minorities, liberals and conser­ The liberals could be right. Most of probably tell if this is true use Lect-Acid to form low men and women, even in this sup­ He further notes that in every he did his best to out-holler Ronald public joke. Donald Nixon now lives cheese. I love cheese of vatives, lobbyists for foreign in­ Carter's Cabinet picks were plucked or not by your reaction to lactose milk and market posedly enlightened age, says Robert presidential election from 1900 to Reagan. almost as secluded as Richard. Billy every commercial kind. An terests, and the Pentagon. from that naughty Establishment elderly relative told me to other milk products. cheese, yogurt and Half, president of a nationwide chain 1968, the taller of the two candidates For better or worse, that is Jimmy beware; we aren’t necessarily NOUCEI About two-thirds of the always won. Not until 1968 was the Defense euts? that has managed things for every laughing with you, good buddy. stop eating cheese. He products from this milk. of personnel agencies. Carter — realist. As a candidate, people who have lactose in­ pattern broke by Richard Nixon, who When Defense Secretary-designate President in this century. Even Vice claimed that it irritates the The practice of adding dry He cites a study of University of realism dictated that he blast the tolerance can’t utilize even milk solids to thicken was half an inch shorter than George Harold Brown said in effect that President Fritz Mondale is hardly a stomach lining. That was Pittsburgh graduates which revealed Washington insiders. Now that he’s six months ago. Now I feel one glass of milk without yogurt makes it high in lac­ McGovern. Carter was talking nonsense by raging populist. He was an effective that men 6'2” or taller received star­ packing to move into the White terrific. How about a run having at least minor tose. promising a J5- to $7-billion cut in member of the Senate because he ting salaries 12 per cent higher than Unfortunately, certain other short­ House, realism tells him that those down on cheese and Its symptoms. The usual tests I’m sending you The defense costs. Carter didn't jump knew how to accommodate himself equaily qualified men who stood 6' or comings about the winner were later insiders rank high among the special effects. I would think there of the digestive system, in­ Health Letter number 7-2, down Brown’s throat. He knows that to the realties of Capitol Hill. less. Short women receiving similar­ revealed. Even so. Half is en­ interests without whose advice and are thousands of readers cluding X-rays, will show Milk Products: Good and a President who tries to get the Pen­ Anyway, I could never understand nothing at all that the doc­ ly short shrift. couraged to believe that the victory consent he cannot govern. who have the same Bad, to give you a more REEAL tor can use to make a Short people are often stereotyped of 5’9W” Jimmy Carter over 6’1” tagon to economize must overcome why the liberals thought Carter was problem with their complete understanding of MEN’S SHOP Gerald Ford may indicate a healthy assorted generals and admirals. stomachs. diagnosis. There are this problem. Others who MANCHESTER VERNON as being feisty,, stubborn, cocky or chemical tests which are 'The Complete Men's Store' overagressive, says Half, who cannot change in the way we evaluate and Congressional hawks of both parties, DEAR READER - The want this information can 901-907 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA be accused of bias in favor of "shor- choose our national leaders. defense contractors, and politicians tism” since is 5’10” himself. In any event, and in short, in communities that Uve off war in­ "When short people reach the top “heightism” doesn't make sense, he dustries. Reflections of the corporate ladder, their well- says. “Prejudice against shorter peo­ Welfare reform'’ Carter is for it, ple, no matter how subtle, is both ab­ but another of his Cabinet ap­ deserved success is almost in­ H al Turkington variably attributed to a ‘napoleon surd and intolerable.” pointees has warned us not to hang by either ear waiting for it. Joe Managing Editor LeamlbSew

Females were making their marks Sure, we remember the original first State Armory and later in the old in Manchester athletics a good many string players: Yourself, Felecia Wells St. Armory. years ago. One of the finest women’s Pietrowski, Fran and Anna Mor- at Singer In the State Polish League, it was WILL BE basketball teams was the PA Girls. davsky, and Betty Waskielewicz. customary to go back to the Polish We remember them playing Other members of the team American Club on Clinton St.- for prelims before the State Polish recalled by Irene are Anne refreshments and dancing. League games in the old East Side ' Off ^ t Waskielewicz, Mary Bolinsky, Marie Only $2 9 ^ Rec. We say “old” because we go Hoha, Lottie Brezinski, Olga ★ ★ ★ back to the days when there was a Brozowski, Jennie Klimek and Edith “The PAC basketball teams staged -A running track above the basketball Lucas. several dances at the Manchester Ar­ for 18 hours of expert •S" floor. “One of the requisites of the Polish mory as fund raisers, with well Singer instruction Johnny Falkowski coached both the Catholic Youth Federation of known bands as the Krakowska male and female teams. He probably Connecticut was that a girl’s basket­ Orchestra which broadcast over was one of the best coaches this town ball team played the preliminary WTIC radio weekly. These highly has ever had. John succumbed to il­ game to the boys’ basketball game in successful affairs were a source of lness last year. this league,” Irene recalls. income for uniform replacements MONDAY, JAN. 10th 7 Somehow, there should be a fitting and team transportation costs. tribute to Johnny in this town. ★ ★ ★ “Not only was a social affair the ★ ★ ★ Teams In the league were from result of the planning and work by f r e e TUESDAY, JAN. 11th The State Polish Basketball Hartford, Bristol, Thompsonville, the boys and girls, but the experience Terryville, Rockville, Middletown, I • League was a big thing in the 193o’s was a valuable asset to the youth. witVico^ and into the 1940s, but it fell by the New Britain, Meriden, New Haven, “Although the girls’ basketball Reg. Price TOlu rnErHnc PREPARE i FOR OUR ANNUAL wayside after the war. We remember Naugatuck and Waterbury, team was not a championship team, li going to the Rec to see Joe Noce play Most of the listed girls were active it was always cheered and loyally with St. Cyril’s .of Hartford. in Manchester High School sports ac­ supported by all sports enthusiasts in But this column is about the girls, tivities when they joined the team. town.” PLUS A DOLLAR and we asked Irene Lojeski Orlowski As I recall the girls’ games In school, ★ ★ ★ B E G IN N E R : Learn how to analyze your figure, select patterns and to help refresh our memories of that only half a court was played by the Thanks, Irene, for your reflections. fabrics, read and alter a pattern, fashion-fit a dress. team. Irene works in the Town Park forwards with guards and the center CASH SALE You will stir a lot of memories. IN T E R M E D IA T E : Learn advanced fitting techniques, expert ways to Department, and she has many plea­ allowed a full court under the op­ Those in our era will ever remember set-in sleeves, the 'how to* of waistline joinings, linings, fori sant memories of the PA Girls. I’ll ponent’s basket. However, in the the contributions that Manchester buttonholes, collars, cuffs, pockets. say it for her; She was one of the best State Polish Basketball League, Polish Americans made on the sports WHICH REGINS boys’ rules were played by the girls’ MAKE A GARMENT RIGHT IN CLASSI female athletes this town ever scene of this town — in basketball, in team,” said Irene. R E G IS T E R NOW for daytime or evening classes at your produced. baseball, in schoolboy, in amateur Who played on the team. Irene? Some games were played in the and in pro ball. 856 Main St. WEDHESDAY, JAN. 12th SINGER Downtown Manchester .-THUR8.-FRIDAY i SEWING CENTER 6^-4305 PAPE SIX - MANCHBSTEat EVtaOlNG HERALD. MancbeiUc. 'Oopn., Mon., Jan. 10.1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 10. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN

•Manchester Evening Herald' For Fire commissioners to discuss ambulance [Area bulletin boart Home Delivery Bolton had been using the Andover am­ missioners soon will be requesting He said the time factor increases bulance because “the volunteers County Mutual Aid Service, 872-7333 Phone 647-9946 By DONNA HOLLAND funds for a 10-frequency radio. the responsibility of local volunteers. Morra said the call will im­ Coventry EAST HARTFORD/area news wprked well together.” Soma said the local department That is why the volunteers com­ Herald Correspondent mediately dispatch Manchester Am­ The Republican Women’s Club will Andover fire commissioners said will use only four or five frequencies, mitted themselves so heavily to bulance Service, the local EMTs, MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS / * • SOUTH WINDSOR .VERNON Raymond Soma, fire com­ meet tonight at the home of Mrs. last week that as of Jan. 15, their am­ but the cost for a 10-frequency radio training, he said. rescue vehicle and fire apparatus, missioners chairman, said Roger is not that much more. Suzanne Brainard. bulance would no longer respond to Bolton has 12 Emergency Medical when necessary. Talbot of Manchester Ambulance Bolton calls. Robert Morra, assistant fire chief, Town Manager Frank Connolly has Service will be invited to the com­ said he was not surprised by An­ Technicians (EMTs). Morra said He said the local EMTs will then be announed the acceptance of the high Area police report missioners’ February meeting to dis­ Soma said Bolton isn’t on the same dover’s directive. Morra said support five volunteers are now in training to on the scene immediately to ad­ bid of $16 per ton from S and T In­ Hebron PZC to set cuss improving ambulance service radio frequency as Manchester Am­ was given to the town’s use of the be EMTs and another group will minister aid and they will stay with dustries, Vernon, for removal of between Manchester and Bolton. bulance so there is no direct com­ Andover volunteer ambulance begin training next month. the patient until arrival at the scrap metal at the Coventry landfill. Manchester Ambulance was munication. Both parties must go because it generally responds faster Any resident needing emergency hospital. Three bids were received, ranging through the Tolland County Mutual designated the primary service am­ than the Manchester Ambulance Ser­ assistance, including fires and home To call Manchester Ambulance from $10 per ton to $16 per ton for a zone line hearing Aid Service. He said fire com­ bulance for Bolton. However, Bolton vice. medical care, should call the Tolland Service, dial 643-1212. six-month period. The Hebron Planning and Zoning from Rt. 316 west to Rt. 85 at a depth Icy condition There will be a special meeting of Commission will, when it meets of 200 feet, and on the south from Rt. the Board of Education Wedne^ay Tuesday night, set a date for public 85 east for 640 feet at a depth of 200 Bids high for» Vernon housing at 7 p.m. at Coventry High School. An hearing on new descriptions of zoning feet. executive session is scheduled for BidsUirlfl /vnAnyvrlopened tMin Vernon for OAa 30-unit addi­ 1...... ! a I a. . . . . » • districts. The neighborhood business zone on State law requires that 10 per cent of such the time the contractors hold their bid. discussion of a custodial grievance. the north is changed from the zone on creates havoc tion to the Grove St. elderly housing project new construction be equipp^ to house han­ In other action Thursday, the Housing The board will conduct its regular The commission drafted descrip­ the new map, in that it no longer came in higher than the $480,000 Depart­ dicapped senior citizens. Authority decided to ask the DCA to ad­ meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the tions last week to clarify boundaries extends down Rt. 85 to Rham Rd. and ment of Community Affairs (DCA) state Of the total grant, $398,000 is for con­ minister the town’s federally funded rent high school. in new zoning regulations. does not include any property on grant. struction costs and the rest is for ad­ subsidy program, which hasn’t started yet. The Gleaners Group of the Second Among the districts considered Rham Rd. on Hanmer St. The apparent low bidder was Joseph ministration, equipment, architect fees and The Housing Authority has been ad­ Congregational Church will meet was a commercial industrial zone Neighborhood business zones are Kovarovics of Mansfield, with a bid of the contingency fund. ministering an existing program but feels Tuesday at the church Community located in the south end of town, also located at the intersection of $453,394, or $55,000 more than the grant. After opening the bids, the Housing its two-member staff is too small to handle House. The business meeting will beginning at the intersection of Jones Rts. 85 and 94. On the north, the zone East Hartford bathroom and he piled wooden boxes There were eight bids in all, ranging from Authority said it will seek legal opinions as the expanded program, which is an start at 7:15 p.m. At 8 p.m., Officer St. and Old Hartford Rd. This zone fronts on Rt. 85 to the south and west, A series of accidents took place in front of the door, police said. the Kovarovics bid to the highest submitted to how to make up the $55,000 difference assistance plan for low to moderate-income Ronald Doughty of the Coventry goes north on Jones St. for about 3,- forming a block 600 feet square. Saturday night on Hanmer St., all ap­ After several minutes, she got out by Alma Construction Co. of Vernon, with a between the bid and the grant. The matter persons. Police Department will speak about 000 feet and then east about 2,900 feet On the south, the neighborhood parently due to icy conditions. East and called police. bid of $569,684. has to be resolved within 60 days which is burglary prevention for to the Salmon River Brook at the business zone runs from a point op­ Hartfoid Police said. The man was described as black, homeowners. Tlie meeting is open to the public. Hebron-Colchester townline, posite the intersection of Rt. 94 and At 6:52 p.m., a car driven by, John about six feet tall, and thin. following the brook south to Old 85, to the east for 600 feet at a depth P. Lafko, 59, of 56 Norman Dr., Blast Rockville hospital notes A fourth grade class at Coventry Hartford Rd. and then west to the of 300 feet. Hartford was heading north on the Thomas M. Saggio, 19, of 19 Grammar School received point of beginning. Rosenthal St., East Hartford, and autographed pictures and a thank- A neighborhood business zone is short street when he braked to avoid non Dr., Vernon; Elizabeth Lees, Vernon. also located at East St. and Rt. 85, Douglas A. Croft, 20, of 1112 Tolland Admitted Thursday: Norman Hydt Bolognese, Talcottville Rd., you note from Miss Pearl Bailey The R-2, two-acre zone includes all an oncoming car and slid into a Barber, Diane Dr., South Windsor; Anthony Rd., 'Tolland; Stanley Discharged Friday: Kathleen Rockville; Juliette Case, Grand­ running from East St. west on Rt. 85 parked car, police said. St., were arrested on court warrants Lemek, Elizabeth St., Rockville; Back, Enfield; Mrs. Sandra recently. The class, taught by James the land except the Jones St. com­ over the weekend. Both were Judy Bolognese, ’Talcottville Rd., view St., Tolland; Louise Dombek, mercial industrial district from a for 2,000 feet at a depth of 300 feet. As police were investigating this William Loos, Orchard St., Faloon and baby, Olson Dr., Vernon Center Heights, Vernon; Sayers, sent Individual letters to charged with third-degree burglary Rockville; Susan Bull, Prospect point 300 feet south of Rt. 66 on the Another neighborhood business accident, a car driven by Gartii M. St., Rockville; Sandra Elliott, Rockville; Mrs. Christine Maleski Rockville; Carl Huitgren, West Sandra Elliott, Webber Rd., Miss Bailey in appreciation of her (two counts) and third-degree and daughter, Stafford Springs; new book, "Duey’s Tale,” which the Hebron-Marlborough ,town line, run­ zone is on Rt. 66 from Blackman Rd. Hastie, 17, of 56 Matthew Rd., East Webber Rd., Tolland; Aurora Rd., Ellington; Edyth Layng, Tolland; Betty Hileman, Heide larceny (two counts). Frederick Morse, Broad Brook; Beech Rd., ’Tolland; Heide class read. ning east to Hope Valley Brook, from to the east boundary of the Stula Hartford, heading north, swerved to Gagnon, Vernon Gardens, Dr., Vernon; Eileen Hinckley, Kel­ The charges stem from breaks Floyd Newell, Willow Brook Apts., Ludwig, Old Post Rd., Tolland; ly Rd., Vernon; Mary Kelley, there to the intersection of Salmon avoid the accident scene and skidded Rockville; Marjorie Hurtuck, The Ladies Association of the First property, at a depth of 200 feet. Vernon; Mrs, June Quick, and Gwn Macznik, West St., Rockville; Robert Rd., Rockville; Maryann River south to a point 300 feet east of across the street into a utility pole. Dec. 13 and Dec. 22 into freight cars Skinner Rd., Vernon; Robert King, Congregational Church of Coventry Neighborhood business zones are Oak St., Rockville; Edward daughter, Sullivan Ave., South Gene Rothe, Hillsdale Dr., LaRoche, Stafford Springs; will hold its monthly Koffee Klatch Reidy Hill Rd., then south to the old This knocked out power to the area. on railroad tracks in Prestige Park,, Windsor; Julie Ray, Pilgrim, also located on Rt. 85 to the south. in which 30 cases of beer were stolen, Konarski, McLean St., Rockville; Ellington; Kevin Ryan, Evergreen Stephen Longo, Ayers Rd., South Wednesday, Jan. 12, from noon to railroad right-of-way, and then to the Lines connected to the house at 59 Heidi Ludwig, Old Post Rd., Tolland; Barry Rowe Jr., Jobs Hill Dr., Vernon; Warren Shane, En­ Windsor; Anna McLoughlin, Hart­ town line west and north to the point One begins at the north boundary of Hanmer St. were ripped from the police said. Police recovered about Rd., Ellington. field; Sandra Snow, Main St., 1:30 p.m. Sandwiches, dessert, tea the Ellenberg property and runs on 14 cases. Tolland; David Mazzadra, Stafford ford Tpkel, Vernon; Deborah and coffee will be served. of beginning. side of the house, police said. Springs; Anna McLaughlin, Hart­ Births Thursday: A son to Mr. Ellington; Ruth Tupponce, O’Coin, Prospect St., Rockville; the east side of Rt. 85, for 502 feet to In Hebron Center there are two With wires dangling from the pole, They are scheduled to appear in ford Tpke., Vernon; Deborah and Mrs. Douglas Christains, Bar­ Orchard St., Rockville; George Linda Skinrood, Hayes Ave., the north at a depth of 400 feet. recently appointed Police Officer Common Pleas Court 12 on Jan. 25. O’Coin, Prospect St., Rockville; bara Rd., Vernon; a son to Mr. and VanKleeck, Somers. Ellington; Helen Stetson, Thomp­ South Windsor General Business Districts. One is on Mrs. Rodney Hurtuk, Skinner Rd., East Hartford fire fighter prepares to roll hose after fighting Christine J. Ploszak, 22, was backing Bert Scheuy, Franklin Park, Birth Friday: A daughter to Mr. son St., Rockville; Gregory the north side of Rt. 66, beginning at The other is on the west side of Rt. Vernon; a daughter to Mr. and and Mrs. Rodney Bull, Prospect The South Windsor Midget Football the intersection of 316 and 66, running 85, beginning at the south boundary Saturday blaze in cellar of Smith Dr. apartment. (Herald photo a cruiser out of their way when she Rockville; Lisa Sheridan, Merline Tarbell, Phoenix St,, Vernon; Mrs. Association has elected officers for Rd., Vernon; John Spring, Hart­ Mrs. Dean Kupferschmid, Stafford St., Rockville. Lois Toomey and son. Old Town north on Rt. 316 for 1,000 feet, then of Hope Valley Estates and running by Bevins) struck another parked car, police Vernon Springs; a daughter to Mr. and Admitted Saturday: Arthur the 1977-78 season; Elected were said. ford Tpke., Vernon; Helen Stetson, Rd., Rockville. south of Loveland Rd. to Rt. 66, then south for 1,200 feet at a depth of 400 Vernon Police are investigating the Thompson St., Rockville. Mrs, Robert Morra, Tinker Pond Betterly, Somers; Gail Butter, Births Saturday: A son to Mr. Walter J. Mealy, president; Norman wiest on Rt. 66 to the point of begin­ feet. There were no injuries in any of the report of an armed holdup Saturday Discharged Thursday: Gary Rd., Bolton. Tracy Dr., Vernon; Mary Lafon- and Mrs. John Hine, Stafford Boucher, treasurer; Richard ning. accidents and no charges were afternoon at the Cumberland Farms Admitted Friday: Mildred Dow- taine, Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland; Stelmat, equipment coordinator; Deleted is a business zone on Rt. 85 Churchill, Sandy Beach Rd., Springs; a daughter to Mr. and On the south side of Rt. 66. the Playing with matches lodged. Store, Windsor Ave. Ellington; Gertrude' Fuller, ding. Chestnut St., Rockville; Bet­ Dorothea Talcott, Main St., Mrs. John Talcott. Main St., William Garvey, player represen­ in the Gilead section of town, running ty Hileman, Heide Dr., Vernon; general business zone begins at a A woman spectator, not identified, The store attendant said the lone Rockville; Crispin Haes, West Talcottville. Talcottville; a son to Mr. and Mrs. tative; Barbara Mancini, secretary, from the Joseph Barrasso property Rhonda Hine, Stafford Springs; point opposite Rt. 316, proceeds east suffered a heart attack while white male asked for a pack of Willington; Donald Lake, Mt. Ver­ Discharged Saturday: Norman John Butter, Tracy Dr., Rockville. and Caroline Toce, cheerleading Lillian Thibeau. South Terrace, Barber. Diane Dr., South Windsor; 1,500 feet at a depth of 500 feet from to that of property owned by Earl caused apartment fire watching the scene and was treated supervisor. Dowd, cigarettes and then showed a Rt. 66, then north to Rt. 66 and west A Saturday morning fire gutted a Mrs. Suarez said that several items by paramedics who were on the revolver in his belt and demanded the to the point of beginning. The zone descriptions will be cellar and caused smoke damage stored in the cellar, including dishes scene for the fire department, said paper money in the cash register. Plainfield entries There are neighborhood business reviewed at Tuesday night's regular throughout an apartment at 173 and clothing, were destroyed. Fire Marshai John Armstrong. She Police said he was given an undeter­ Feast of seeds zones on the north and south side of Smith Dr., East Hartford. was taken hy ambulance to a meeting and finalized for the public The fire was first reported to the mined amount of money and fled on A pair of cardinals enjoyed a feast of Monday Evening Rt. 66. On the north, the zone goes East Hartford Deputy Fire Chief hospital. NSTIttlFA The American Gem Society hearing. East Hartford Fire Department at foot. sunflower seeds after Friday’s snowstorm in IttCTC 3rt 13-18 3tt4 3-18 7ft € 3-18 IfttVll lift C 3-18 Francis Dagon said that the fire was 10:56 a.m. When firemen arrived, Robert Claborne, 35, of Broad l.Rninn«i 3-2 LUMm 2-2 l.RfttIM 4-1 L FTi Tm Gi 3-1 1. Spm (ftmi IM 18-1 apparently caused by youngsters Ellington. (Herald photo by Richmond) lUmn 2-2 i Imt Chitar 3-2 ITipNe 3-1 I ftnrnmmt F«n4-1 LhftlliiMr 1-2 I SenTlmb 2-1 of the United States and Canada smoke and flames were visible out of A man armed with a switchblade Brook, was charged Sunday with XBMhJn 12-1 1. ftmun 13-1 IMiTfti 8-1 iM n M 18-1 INFMIp 13-1 I Ittm Lm 1-2 playing with matches in the cellar. the cellar windows. They were able knife and wearing a ski mask robbed third-degree assault and first^egree 4Fm|M 4-1 4 SewM Uftr 1-2 4.6rMiJM 8-1 iCWftuN 1-1 4. Rh Spvt M 4. In U 2-1 44nWt 3-1 4H aM 12-1 IM atM 11-1 4HI|Mftdi M 4 Nm Stoffm 11-1 8. GtlMtlner 3-2 Juanita Suarez and her three to control the blaze before it spread i m I East Hartford crews Tully’s Plant Center at 487 Burnside unlawful restraint on complaint of a IGSillmr 11-1 M 4SmMT^ 7-2 4U.' Q ^ 12-1 iFmMfftt 3-1 IMsi’iftnnm IM takes pleasure in announcing children were home at the time of the to the rest of the apartment or to 7. MlbMftR 8-1 7. Fffi iu| wft C18-1 7. FH Fbinr IM 7. Tm FBn 8-1 7. M B m 7-2 2. IB«ri Tern \M 74 Ave. of an undetermined amount of female who said she was taken into a Rockville court cases 4lnM«hftftr 8-1 4lmnNi M iftMSprftc S-2 llMkftttW 5-1 4 Nu Iftptim 2-1 4 (hnn Watt 13-1 fire, but no one was injured, Dagon other adjoining apartments. cash Friday at 4:45 p.m., police said. car against her will. Claborne was MIS-11 4ftTCC 8ft A 3-18 Ift A re lOft A 3-11 12ft TCC the relppointment for 1977 of preparing for storm said. A total of 14 firemen fought the l.Printah 1-2 LCiStPrUt 3-1 1. Tin Tm 4-1 LUTMIIm IM 1. ILV. Tftt 3-1 1. GaSafll) 3-2 The man walked in, picked up a released on a $1,000 non-surety bond LFTi MN 42 1 ViHinM 3-1 2,Fi]ftgBnr 2-1 Two kittens, who were being L a'l Q BSr 11 2. Tm Uittn 4-1 2. Oft'i Tranp M fire, which was controlled in about 20 plant, and walked to the register, for appearance in court Feb. 9. A charge of driving while under the influence of liquor IHH.Iimi 2-1 1 Tnib Affti 18-1 ISdmiWaf 3-1 X tmj Om 3-1 I Hum Sin 8-1 I Sftrar lUp 2-2 housed in the cellar, were killed in 4. Uneft Cppn 7-2 4 he* fmi 4-1 IM i IF Jm RHt 8-1 4.Neii«^ 3-1 4. Kimj'i Mvtta 1-2 The Blast Hartford Public Works temperature went below freezing minutes, Dagon said. Engines No. 1 police said. The woman clerk then Charles Hall, 40, of 201 Regan Rd., or drugs, against William Wagner of Maple St., 18-1 4 WntaiMMr l-t ilmSn M 4 M't l»t Off M 4 ftm'i ftmrt 18-1 40aftu4n1a 13-1 the blaze. Fire fighters were able tB 4bWRir4 IfmdUmlm Department this morning was trying again. and 5, Ladder Truck No. 1, Rescue saw he carried a knife. He asked for Rockville, was charged ^turday Manchester, was changed to speeding and Wagner was 4 Cnmnnr 131 12-1 4 leom Mtefe 3-1 i-i 4 Gntim ft| M 4SvHdiOH 12-1 save two other kittens and the 7. My'iTfti 12-1 2. IMiSeiMi 8-1 2, mi't HttSt 14-1 7. Softn Prftftr lU 2. Fl'i yntm 1-1 2. kl Scith 2-1 to outguess today’s storm by taking Truck No, 1, and Medic Truck No. 1 the cash and she gave it to him. He with failure to drive right after a fined $50 in Common Pleas Court 19, Rockville, last 4Melnl 2-1 40wft«Htt M 4 Ll'i Ttiftr l-l llMkimj 4-1 4 m» MNi 12-1 4 RaadMa bmar18-1 ‘‘We’re in good shape now,” said mother. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 several protective measures. were all at the scene. then told her to get into the store’s two-car accident on Center Rd. The IM MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER niitt at 11 a.m. ‘‘There’s a mulclmulch like week. The charge was incorrectly listed in the court dis­ KH KT - FM« iw h M Road crews began sanding town driver of the other car was Ellen positions. aOCXEIS V l i k - he ii 14» of sand and snow on the streets streets at midnight, said William Reynolds of Cliffwood Dr., South MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY I Hutt, administrative assistant to East Hartford fire calls Windsor. Passengers in the Reynolds TuMday Matinaa Arthur Mulligan, who was home sick The town has 22 plowing routes car, Ellen Reynolds, 16; Linda today. Mellotte, 17; and Nancy Reynolds, m TML 1J3 U with about two plows per route ready Plainfield results U I 3-14 3rlM 3-li Sth 4 411 2ft I 3-11 Late in the morning, crews were Friday, 10:04 a.m. —Gas line burst in­ Saturday, 5:40 p.m. —Broken water 14, all of South Windsor were treated 1. F fi HI U u k l.IlKtOrM IM rteerTaMli Ift C 3-13 lift 0 3-11 to go if snow resumes. Sunday, 5:30 a.m. —Someone walked 1. IMV) M 2* 1. b M j Aaa 1- 1 1. U Nm 4n$ side house at 72 Concord St. No major pipe near the main line in basement of 111 LSteaOn 3> Ikdk'itmtf tkmaid M 2. Hu M l making sure catch basins were open Muiligan said Friday his crews into the main station seeking first aid. at Rockville General Hospital. Hall Saturdty Matin«t iriCUrM 4- ILi’tU X FInM 4wf 4-2 L W Prafii 1 lULadr 8-1 2. Eut« SfM harm done. Collimore Rd. flooded cellar up to its ttVEm YMUI CORK (D 4NlialFlilni 14- i i r f h i v t 4 Tr«y*i fa i lUhatCv 12-1 1 Cusft I M in case the storm warmed up and began sanding at 3 a.m. and plowing Sunday, 12:42 p.m. - F ir s t aid to 46 Jud- has a court answer date of Jan. 28. w aurn- mmt cti lOMrinMi im 4il 2il 2-1 4F«rJN|N 4 An 4-1 4. Sibutfta Friday, 10:37 a.m. - F ir s t aid to windows. Basement pumped out, break son Ave. 4 Fin FVtf Fin I- 13- 1 This coveted appotnlmenl is awarded (o comparntivrly few jewelers in A'tmerica. threatened flooding, he said. at 6:30 a.m. for Friday’s storm. They 1- M M m m irntjOrnm I- 4 m n r « N 2- 2 4 0NtraM4 PrMftn 2- 1 4 l i l « i Jibr Dworin Chevrolet at 460 Connecticut HM IJI 7JI S-RraMrrr hm m 8. hnr 3- 1 4 M mi‘i fm Also, the crews were making sure stopped, but house not habitable, said Sunday, 12:44 p.m. - F ir s t aid to 23 ( U T.NnW iFiali 12- r u iM M ik f f 2. Ibcftlkwt 14- 1 2. m. GUr I It is gwen only after stro f examination of their gemological proficiency and had few problems although one plow Blvd. Fire Marshal John Armstrong. IFriMijlifM 5- 4 U « y in 4 r m 3- 2 4 4 I’l Hfti^2. SMMBiKt 3-1 2. HfM sand boxes were full in case the Zebulon St. t-iMe 4.N MM 113 M tiui 4 Clin Cmr 14-1 4 MacM Hvry ' 1 umjueslionaOlr business ethics and practice. It must be re-won each year. struck a manhole and broke, he said. Friday, 10:39 a.m. -Man suffering Saturday, 8:06 p.m. —Auto accident at Sunday, 1:43 p.m. - F ir s t aid to 67 M M S l l M t l t N 2NC5-1I 4tti I 3-14 sttirc 3ft 4 S-ll QMktttidd! TrHM 3-1-t M tl2iN 1. JMiat ' 2- 1. Ete'i M 1. UdiylaNi 3-2 I M k i 10ft A 3-11 12ft I TC heart trouble after shoveling snow at 639 62 Hanmer St. S « story this page. Hamilton Rd. 2. Irkiiian 3- 3- 1 L Ira e AriniNaM 'i Iqr 8-1 1. BrN M 12-1 TrttMti 244Mt D O m S-lK I) lU hm Jhi 2.SMTfti 2. CrewirM 2- 1 2. 4W;i PdhfMir 3-2 Tolland St. Saturday, 8:36 p.m. - F ir s t aid to 66 Sunday, 3:11 p.m. -R escue dog from Hearing 4Mtrl^ IIN SJI LN I M d M 14- Ihmtmdki li^ lM 4- 1 X ttstdilm 3- 1 X Kn it ' i Kirk7-1 Friday, 11:03 a.m, -First aid to 416 Maplewood Ave. m in m 3 liwWi Bwr m 2JI iliShirt 2- 4 Art Aim 4. Swd Immm 14-1 4 l a t e river by 55 Hillside St. 4 M l— >1 Prill 3. C W clOmm iM 4.iaftrftft9 8-1 4 MniiN by 13-1 School St. S25ffL m m MMHbiri m Iftkikm 2- t-1 xuut 4-1 4 ftwnifitti 2-2 Saturday, 9:21 p.m. -A uto accident at Sunday, 3:13 p.m. —First aid to in TK: 32J2 ib m t i I- 4 THir Trtf 2-2 4CM*Tlal 1 Rockville hospital gets 2.N. IgSM 13- rUcMSprUdi 4-1 2. H um Fim 4IPrftltf 14-1 4 iMiiiv Aft 1-2 Friday, 12:51 p.m. —First aid to 154 Main St. and Burnside Ave. nf:lU2 M M 344 p U t llM 2. Mppiilau Wickham Park for sliding accident. ' sii pM iiit i 4 lia n Sam 12-1 4 1 2. IriskMUl 12-1 2. Sfti A Nm i 14-1 Spruce Dr. still on PMcta 443 M U3JI 4l|lulfe«ti 12- 4 t a M Ihm m 4 Qanfai'i M 3-1 4 2fta 2-1 Saturday, 9:52 p.m. - F ir s t aid to Mar­ Sunday, 9:30 p.m. —Investigation at 550 TrM l-M pU IsSm TrifKta 4-34 M 121421 Friday, 9:11 p.m. -Chimney fire at 2 tin Park. Mr MUi 2 1 ^ SIN.M KST in — Cremm ii lift grant from city group Burnside Ave. East Hartford M TI 3-11 (0 aOCXEK SKOAl - h m im t ft Ift Whiting Rd. Saturday, 10:10 p.m. —False alarm to 2-lM rk w 34M 1L4I 2J» This is the Today, 12:24 a.m. —Fire inside Apart­ 2-lrMi«rl Sr. M 4JI 121 Friday, 11:15 p.m. -First aid to 10 Ellington Rd. ment B1 at 527 Main St. causing much Mayor Richard Blackstone plans to HMIh 3Jt LN t-SM d 3JI Rockville General Hospital has given by the late Mr. and Mrs. Henderson Or. Saturday, 11:01 p.m. -Light ballast damage to the apartment but not go ahead with the public hearing UMitGnnn m m im Quit Smokiiig Program; Friday, 11:20 p.m. —First aid to 711 vmiim Q M h 242 M SSl-21 received a portion of $55,400 awarded Brainard. The agencies receiving the burned portion of ceiling at Republic neighboring units. tonight at 7:30 in the Town Hall to get MM 2M pti SlSil M M 242 M tUlJI Main St.- Steel at 164 School St. MMbU2Minil TrtfM 2-2-1M 1132141 The Whoie Country to 14 health agencies in the Greater funds select the patients or clients the public’s input into the Communi­ TriffcU 2-M pdi $7tN Hartford area by the Hartford Foun­ Friday, 11:37 p.m. —Auto accident at Sunday, 12:50 a.m. - F ir s t aid to Am­ ty Development block grant applica­ TOTI S-ll (I) who qualify for assistance under the Forbes St. and Ridgewood Rd. nan Slim IMM 2141 im i# dation for Public Giving. brose Ter. and Burnside Ave. tion. 1-Mu OiMU IM I 4 il Is Talking About... guide lines of the fund. Saturday, 9:16 a.m. - F ir s t aid to 35 East Hartford ] M l imttr 4.41 LM The money came from the Newton Sunday, 1:43 a.m. —First aid to 100 MMir'i Tm m INTRODUCING You’ve teen Jtcquelyn Rofert, Founder of tmokEndin, oa- Elms Village. Farmstead Rd. The weather would have to worsen _ 4JI m i i l M C. and Elsie B. Brainard Fund which ^public records'^ 711:31:21 MM144MttIN • To Tell the Truth • NBC Tomorrow Show Twice each year the distribution Saturday, 10:38 a.m. -F ire in cellar at Sunday, 2:14 a.m, —Gas washdown to 8 much more to cancel the meeting, MM 2U M U4JI M M U1 M 322141 • Lou Gordon Show • David Suaekind Show was established to assist persons suf­ NrfMtiU2M»14l committee of the foundation has dis­ 173 Smith Dr. Higby Dr. the mayor’s office said this morning. TrMM 24-S pU $mtl TrNM 4-1-3 M 3213241 A<

Q«ne Langan Volkswagen, Inc. Connecticut’s largest 295 BROAD ST., (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) 816 New London Turnpike M anchetter Honda HONDA dealer PHONE 643-1161 FtetFedeitfSavhgs 24 Adams Street Manchester (Exit 93 ofl 1-86) Phone SALES: 646-2789 SERVtCE: 646-3520 MON.. TUBS., WED., FRI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-8 • SAT. 8-1 Glastonbury AuiHoaaik OCMCi Eatt Hartford, Qiaatonbury, South Glaatonbury, Manchaatar, yamon, RoekvNIa and South WIndaor. *• ^ PAGE TBa< - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., J«n. 10. 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Jan. 10, 1977- PAGE ELEVEN Halp Wantad is Halp Wantad 13 Halo Wantad 13. ••••••••••■ IIlf••••••••••• INDEX □ NOTICES Homaa For Sala ■ 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Hornet For Sala 23 N O T IC II ESTABLISHED Realtor has Four vet players 1 — Lott tnd Found opening for highly motivated CARRIERS NEEDED MANCHESTER - First floor GLASTONBURY - Out of 1 — Ptrtontit Lost and Found 1 salesperson with real estate > — Announotmtntt family room comes with this state owner must sell this 'National Weather Forecast license. Ask for Mr, Philbrick, 7-room full dormered Cape. elegant, eight room Tudor \ — Enltrtalnmtnt To Dollvor The Manchestor Evening i — AuctR>ni LOST - Black & White Tom Philbrick Agency, 6 4 6 ^ ^ . Four bedrooms, fireplace, EXCEPTIONM. Raised Ranch. Priced in the cat - Wearing a red collar. HoraM In Eait Hartford, In tho followliig gargage and more. Mill $M’s. low $70s. B/W Really, 647- T977 ( 29 79 keyed Raider win FINANCIAL Family pet. 646-2442. SALES PEOPLE - Older 1419. 29.53 I I — Bondt-Slockt-Mortgtgti Site ReralJi Zinsser Agency, 646-1611. I — PtrtontI Lotni multi-million dollar company I — inturtnct LOST - Registration plate with young ideas has openings . Ralph Rd., Tolland St.. Gold St, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANCHESTER - New listing. Ranch home located in CAPE - Seven Rooms. First — people you love — it’s recovery after Minnesota ABY. Sentim ental value. for p^ple who are looking for Completely redecorated in­ floor family room. Formal PASADENA, Calif. EMPLOYMINT a future, in sales and manage­ Clpplla Dr„ and R urm ld a Avo. attractive Manchester really something to win the had blocked a punt and had I — Htip Wtnttd Please call 649-0198 evenings. side, this 8-room four dining room. Three bedrooms. mwtoak i — SutlntM Opportunllita ment. Opening due to In-house neighborhood, Ansald) (UPI) — Nine years big one." a first down on the Raider bedroom home is a good buy New modern kitchen. Im­ i ~ Situation Wantad LOST - Male black Labrador promotions. This company CALL 647-9946 at $37,900. Garage, one and 1/2 built and in excellent con- maculate condition. $38,900. ago, the Green Bay Biletnikoff will be three. has more financial success PHONE 643-2711 dition^^atures includ< EDUCATION Retriever in vicinity of North HoraM Circulation Dapt. baths, fireplace. Zinsser Philbrick Agency, 6464200. Packers humiliated presented with an "We had tougher games 18 — Privata Inilructlona Main Street, Manchester. 646- stories than any other in New f o r ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Agency, 646-1511. large kitt|hen, fireplaced 18 — Schooli-Ciaaaaa 5524 after 5 p.m. England, no limit on what you the Oakland Raiders, automobile today as the in the AFC than we had 20 — Initructiona Wantad living i%om, three FOR SALE by Owner - Im­ game’s MVP. can earn. Call Doug Baskin, MANCHESTER - Four bedrooms, linished laun­ maculate six room Cape. today," Oakland Coach 525-9134. Halo Wanted 33-14, to win Super REAL ESTATE Panonala 13 Halp Wantad 13 Homaa For Sale 23 bedroom Ranch with 2 full dry, carpetel family room Finished rec room. Wall to "I appreciate it,” he John Madden said. “We 23 — Homos lor Salt lOWISt tIMMIAIum Bowl I. Only four 24 — Lolt-Land lor Salt baths, family room, fireplace, with folding Vdoors to the wall carpet. First floor com­ said. “Even a stick of gum had plenty of opportunity 25 — Invatimant Proparty INCOME TAX Preparation - CYTOTECHNOLOGIST - garage. 1850 square feet of pletely redecorated. New members of that team Part time opening available MANCHESTER - Large ’Two den, basemeit garage and to watch others go to the 28 — Butinaaa Proparty Experienced, personal ser­ NEW YEAR family, eleven rooms, con­ living space. Priced to sell a t modem kitchen, with built- 27 — Raaort Proparty vice at your home - Dan TYPIST for experienced $42,()00. Zinsser Agency, 646- ample storages^ce. Lot is remain with the Super Bowl and we didn’t 26 — Raai Esiaia Wantad EARN venient location, reduced to 1ns. 16x32’ above ground pool. Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. Olflc* ■•■itUnl. No Cytotechnologist. Applicant $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, 1511. about 1/3 a ^ at the Alumiqum siding, new Raiders today and on want the atmosphere to up­ MItC. SERVICEE must be ASCP registered. 30 "circle” of a ml-de-sac| chtnco lor borodom if OPPORTUNITIES m Realtor. 643-4535. driveway. Conveniently \j >3 [23s«owi*sN Sunday, all four set our concentration. We 31 — Sarvtcat Offarad hours weekly, no weekends. MANCHESTER - New listing. ;street and '“’nicely; located. $38,500. Cali 643-2881. FLM 32 — PaintinQ'Paparlng you thrivt on ■ variety ol To arrange for an interview, U91 Wl ATHIt lOIOC AST c> had a good week, we 33 — Building-Contracting ollica dutiae, typo ivall Start The Now Year Right WKh SPENDING COVENTRY - Offers invited 6-6 Duplex located near Main landscaped. $42,900. played key roles in contad the Personnel Depart­ Street. Separate heating enjoyed it and winning this 34 — Rooling-Siding □ EMPLOYMENT and Ilka phono contact. A Promising Caroor In Managamant on this 6-room Raised Ranch CAPE - Three or four bringing the Raiders 35 — Haating-Piumbing m ent 646-1222, E xt. 481, MONEY with fireplaced living room. systems, remodeled kitchens. game is a perfect end to a 36 — Flooring Lovaly Eaat ol tho rivar Opaningt Now Avallablo For Managomont bedrooms. Close to High Manchester Memorial Paneled rec room, three Assumable' 7 l/27c mortgage. School. Corner lot, treed. For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. 11. During Monday their first Super Bowl 37 » Movlng-Trucklng-Storaga firm offara growth potan- perfect season.” 38 — Sarvicaa Wantad Halp Wantad 13 Tralnoot and Stora Managara Hospital, 71 Haynes, B0YS& bedrooms, garage. Asking Mid $40's. Zinsser Agency, ,ODEGAkD Good value at $31,900. Keith night snow will fall over the Dakotas and the vicinity of the title. Raider quarterback Ken tlal and axcallonl Manchester, Conn. An Equal $39,900. Zinsser. Agency, 646- 646-1511. Real Estate, 6464126, or 649- MI8C. FOR SALE PHONE FROM home to ser­ Opportunity Employer. GIRLS REALTY Great Lakes, while mostly fair weather and freezing conditions Pete Banaszak scored Stabler, who completed 12- 41 — Artictat for Sala banaflla, $125 plua. Fa# Good Starting Wages, Plus 1511. 1922. dominate the rest of the nation. Minimum temperatures in­ vice our customers in the RANCH - Seven rooms, three V„ 643-4365 touchdowns on runs of two of-19 passes for 180 yards 42 — Building Supptlai paid by company. Olatan Commission Attar Training clude: (approximate maximu/n readings in parenthesis) Atlan- 43 — >Pala -Birds- Dogs Manchester area, flexible ParmananI Agancy, 242 EXPERIENCED Mccain 8 ^otnlngt A Wm A MANCHESTER - New listing. bedrooms, modern kitchen, L and one yard, Willie Brown and a touchdown and 44 — Livastock hours, super earnings, 249- stitcher - machine operator. 6 p.m . to 8 p.m . Immaculate 6-room Ranch shaped living and dining Andovtr lo Morfcol U 9 (33), Boston 20 (41), Chicago -10 (6), Cleveland 5 (13), 45 — Boats & Accassorias 7773. Trumbull SIraat, Hart- • Incentive Bonuses Call 522-4174. Dallas 21 (50), Duluth -25 (-3), Houston 25 ( 60), Jacksonville 23 returned an interception a directed the record- 46 — Sporting Goods ford, 549-5573. with fireplace, wall-to-wall room. Large paneled family LAKEFRONT Super Bowl record 75 breaking offense, said the 47 » Cardan Products • Paid Holidays - Sick Pay Call carpet, three bedrooms, gar­ room in basement, garage, CONTERIPORARY (43), Kansas City 2 (16), Little Rock 11 (38), Los Angeles 45 46 — Anliquaa SALES POSITION - Straight PAYROLL CLERK - age, 1/2 acre lot. Mint condi­ patio,' 300’ deep lot. $39,^. MANCHESTER - Seven room (61), Miami 44 ( 64), Minneapolis -23 (0), New Orleans 22 ( 50), yards for a TD, Fred Bilet- offensive line was the key 49 Wantad to Buy commissions, leads furnished Colonial - Fireplace, den, con­ Seldom available! A most • Vacation With Pay Experienced, or willing to tion. Mid $40’s. Zinsser Agen­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors. unusual and spacious year- New York 19 (35), Phoenix 33 (64), San Francisco 44 (56), Seat­ nikoff caught four passes to victory. to homeowners. Call 242-5402. .847-9948 venient location, $37,500. would be reward enough. RENTALS REAL ESTATE Career - Earn learn. Changing to computer cy, 646-1511. 646-4200. round lakefront borne. Four tle 34 ( 42), St. Louis -1 (17), Washington 22 ( 35). for 79 yards and was I’m just happy....’’ “Our offensive line beat 52 — Rooms for Rant $15,000 plus annually. Must • Health and Accident Insurance functions. A fine chance for Telephone owner, 640;0370. bedrooms. 2^ baths, with 53 — Apartmanis for Rant fireplaces in living room and named the game’s Most Banaszak was happy the hell out of them,” $4 — Homes for Rant CLERK NEEDED for general have license, or in process. someone who wikhes to return Olte H cralb 55 — Business for Rant work in busy office of apart­ Part timers considered. • Ufa Insurance to the business world. Call 289- $23,500 - 200 FOOT fronUge. family room. A beautiful acre- Valuable Player and Gene with the selection of Bilet­ Stabler said. “Our offen­ BOLTON 56 » Resort Property lor Rent ment complex. Duties in­ Ralph Pasek, Realtors, 289- 2711, ask for Office Manager. Sacrifice price on this new ■Two . bedroom RancTi. plus setting with 200 foot Upshaw outmuscled All- nikoff as the game’s out­ sive line made it all 57 — Wanted to Rant • Profit Sharing, ReUrsmant Plan Aluminum siding, baseboard waterfront. Must be seen. Call clude: showing apartments, 747^ Friendly office. Parking. six room Raised Ranch. BOLTON Pro defensive tackle Alan w ork....’’ 56 — Misc. lor Rant heat, garage. Hutchins Agen­ Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 649- standing player. supervisory maintenance, and • Unllmitad Opportunities Three bedrooms, living 8-room Raised Ranch. 3233 Investment Property 25 Dogs-BIrda-Peta 43 AUTOMOTIVE dealing with the public. Must cy, 646-3166. Page all afternoon as the “ He’s great,’’ said Linebacker Phil BABYSITTER Wanted* - In room, dining room, and Three bedrooms, 2 61 — Autos for Sale have lake charge attitude. my home, for one year old. REgitTEMO NURSa Butinaaa Opportunity 14 j. Wit$on Beach Co. COVENTRY - Offers invited DOG-CAT BOARDING Raiders ran up a record 469 Banaszak. "He deserves it. Villapiano, a standout all 62 Trucks lor Sale Part-Tlin* kitchen plus framed rec fireplaces, 2 baths, paneled Ik K iM tv MIm M T 4 1 II 63 ^ Heavy Equipment lor Sala Ability to speak Spanish help­ 8:15 to 11:45, Monday thru K YOUR OWN BOSS MANCHESTER, Beautiful on this 40 acre Egg Farm. bathing/groomin^. Complete yards in total offense. Okay, so he might not have day and a key in holding Eixperienqed RNs to fill Hveral room, fireplace, 2 full rec room plus playroom, 2- three bedroom - Oversized 64 — Motorcyclas-Bicyciaa ful. Experienced in apartment Friday. Call 6494)038. If you are a responsible individual, with or without part-Ume vacanclei. Thoie in­ SMALL ENGINE Service Complete with three char­ modern facilities. Canine “When we were ahead Chuck Foreman, the player 65 — Campars-Trailars-Mobila baths, 2-car garage, one car garage, IW acre lot. seven room Cape. Many the speed of the other wide management nreferred. App­ experience, like working with people, and have always clude openinp on each of three Corporation expanding dealer ming homes. B/W Realty, 647- Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 16-0, I knew the game was of the year in the NFC this Homes ly Windham Heights, 456-1284. shlfta, on several different nur- netw ork. No experience acre treed lot. Nice loca­ Asking $59,500. extras, and appliances, too 1419. Road, Manchester. 646-5971. receivers, but he makes up - Automotive Service had a desire to be a part of a management team, call: siM units. The schedules are necessary. Complete training tion. Only $51,900. numerous to mention. Call for MANCHESTER - Perfect over," said the 36-year-old for it with so many other season, to only 44 yards in - Autos for Rant-Laasa either regular relief, or alter­ starter home!! Priced to sell LEGAL SECRETARY - Small New Nursing Home needs nating weekends, and do not In­ program. $500. investment details, 643-8973, Stephens EIGHT ADAORABLE Pups - Brown, whose touchdown things. He’s my roommate. 17 carries, felt the Raiders’ Minimum down payment U&R REALTY CO. at $31,900. Immaculate and South Windsor Law firm. RN's 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. full volve shift rotation. To arrange required to start your own required. Realty. Cute as Teddy Bears, raring iced the 32-14 yictory. “I ability to take away Fran for a personal interview, contact well maintained Ranch. Four I love him ." Some experience. One time and part time. CUMBERLAND FARMS business. Ideal for retired or 843-2892 Butinett Proparty 26 to go! Six weeks old. Call 742- knew it would be real hard Banaszak had some good Tarkenton’s swing passes secretary office. Fringe Mr. Qaugor 1 872-8939 Personnel Department. part time. Details on request. Ro|)«rt D. Murdock FOR SALE or rent with option rooms plus fqll basement with 77M. benefits. 644-1528. MMCHE9TH to buv. Superb 9-room Raised recreation robm. Immediate for them to come back....’’ words for Brown, too. was a key factor. Monday and Tuotday 6 p.m. • 9 p.m. MEMOMUHOIFITAL Mr. Barker. ESCA Field I» R REALTY (X). Realtor COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg ^ An Equal Opportunity Employer M/P Training Division Box 619, Ranch in prestigeous area. occupancy. Century 21, “I just can’t describe "He looked like Bold “We took away their HanehMt^r, Conn. 643-2692 Farm, with three story barn. DOBERMAN-Male, one year EXPERIENCED ReUil Clerk CARE FACILltY ’ I4«-1222. Ext 4C1 Wading River,. New York. Beautiful kitchen-family Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. Butler-type building. Power old. ’AKC Registered. how I feel," said the 33- Ruler going down the bread and butter,” said - Part time, flexible hours, in­ Robart D, Murdock L RANCH - Seven Rooms. room with fieldstone 180 Regan Road, Vernon 11792. plant, and other out buildings, Excellent temperment. Call year-old Biletnikoff, who stretch, didn’t he?” he Villapiano, who jarred the cluding every other weekend. Raaltor Three bedrooms. Two baths. fireplace. Nicely landscaped, RC ZONED - Large Duplex, 6- plus Three Lovely Homes. 646-1034. Please call 646-0129 TOWN OF MANCHESTER 6. New h e atin g sy stem twice was stopped on the ball loose from Brent Apply in person. Pine Phar­ IDEAL BUSINESS for family Family room. Fireplace, many extras. East Coast Offers invited. B/W Realty, smiled. “Imagine ol’Willie Realty, 528-9668, 643-9969. throughout. Mint condition. one-yard line after macy, 664 Center Street, RNs-LPNs - Life - Med Ser­ individual, or senior citizens. carpeting. Very clean, two car 647-1419. WANTED - Good home for doing that. I guess the four McCIanhan at the Oakland Manchester. LEGAL NOTICE CAPE, Three / Four garage. Aluminum siding. Two blocks from post office. catching passes. “I’m an vices is seeking more capable, Package Perfume and service bedrooms - Dining room, white, Samoyed dog. A good old guys really showed two after the blocked punt. ’The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public licensed professional nurses accounts from home. 50 to Five years old. $53,500. Ideal for office. (Jwner, 529- lovable pet. Call 647-1511. living room with fireplace. 0951. emotional person. I just them today, didn’t they.” Villapiano also felt the ti­ LEGAL SECRETARY for DRIVERS FOR school buses - hearing on January 24, 1977 at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal to add to our growing staff. 100% profit, save customers Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. CONDOMINIUM Part time work. We will train. Building to hear and consider the following: Off West Middle 'Turnpike. wish everyone, who has “I realized the game was tle was a long time coming. Willimantic law office. We are a dynamic nealth- 40 to 90%. Investment $3,995, Level lot, convenient location. •33,500 played as long as we have, MAIN STREET BAND:| Excellent skills required. Call 643-2373, M anchester WESLEY RETIREMENT CENTER, INC. ET AL servlce organization that tries Full buy back guarantee. 1- COLONIAL - Nine Rooms. 2W Baal Eatata Wanted 28 Sporting Goods 48 under control when we took "I swear, there were area. 875-2826 Vernon area. Immediate occupancy. Asking Right here in town you can Experience preferred but not Petition for a change in the Zoning Regulations to allow to utilize whatever hours you 225-8820, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. baths. Five bedrooms. Large Lota-Land For Sala could feel the way I do over at the two and drove times in the past few years Friday, January 21af, S price includes furniture. $36,- 24 ALL CASH for your property essential. Submit resume and Housing for the Elderly and Handicapped as a Special Excep­ have available, and turn them living and dining room. own this three bi^room RUPP SNOWMOBILE - 35 now. When you’re sharing all the way down there," that I thought we were 9 lo 1 I MULTI CIRCUITS INC., 50 900. Keith Real Estate 649- Fireplace, porch, walk out within 24 hours. Avoiu red references to Box E, tion in Residence M Zone as follows: into productive work for. you, 1922, 6464126. townhouse Condominium COLUMBIA - 65 Acres of HP. Electric start, excellent it with people you are jinxed,” he said. “I don’t Manchester Herald. Harrison Street, Manchester - DISTKI9UT09 basement. Good condition. tape, instant service. Hayes condition. $750. Cali after 4 said Upshaw, referring to Manchester "Add to Article II Section 18 the following: R N -$5.50 per hour; LPNM.50 that offers central air con­ treed land, between Route 66 emotionally involved with Inimediate openings for per hour. 'We will be inter­ $39,500. Philbrick Agency, 646- ditioning, wall-to-wall (Corporation, 646-0131. p.m. 649-6989. Willie Hall’s fumble know, but sometimes I felt State Armory % Printed Circiut Board people. 18.06.03 Housing for the Elderly or Handicapped Wa ara In tha booming MANCHESTER-New listing. and 87. B/W Realty, 647-1419. viewing in Manchester this ■utomottao parti aftar-markai 4200. carpeting, complete God didn’t want us to win Sponsored by the -i;: Worlt al hom* In apart lima. 2-Silk Screen Printers for first Housing for the Elderly or Handicapped which Is to be owned Nsaalllng ■ wa luppty tha ac- Six room immaculate Cape, SELLING your house? Call us I Earn $250.00 par 1,000 tlulSne week. To make an appoint­ tip top mechanical condition, appliances, full basement Anliquaa 43 this thing. I feel a helluva Manchester Police :S shjft. 2-Inspectors for third and operated by the Town of Manchester or by a non-profit ment, please call 677-9664, or counta. Up to $ZS0 wookly part COLONIAL - Eight rooms, 5 Acres first and we’ll make you a I anvalopaa. Sand alampad, shift. 1-Electropiater for se­ ttmo. Up lo 1750 or moro full tile oath, 2-car garage, and carport. Minimum cash offer. TJ. Crockett, lot different today.” aall-addraaaad anvalopa to: charitable organization may be developed at the discretion of 677-7709. Nmo. S2,M7 Invootmonl (or In- immaculate, two years old. WANTED Antique furniture, Super Bowl remains For tickets or ^ cond shift. 1-Photographer for residential location. $37,900. First floor family room, 2V4 down payment t o qualified •6,900 Realtor, 643-1577. Tarry Lana Entarprlaaa, P.O. the Planning and Zoning (Commission. lontory. For information wrlto Hayes Corporation, 646-01311 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Information, call :S Box 209, Hobart, Indiana first shift. Experienced, Before giving approval the Commission shall give due con­ RNs and LPNs - Full time and oncloalng phono numhor and ad- baths, four bedrooms. buyer. Great Brook (Juality Control Inspectors for draaa lo : WAYCO other antique items. R. elusive for Vikings Basketball ^ 289-5887 | 40342. sideration to the n ^ s of elderly and handicapped persons and part time. Weekend relief. 7 Fireplace. Wall to wall Five acres of beautiful IMMEDIATE Cash for your Harrison, 643-8709. all shifts. Equal dppopportunity COnPORATION, 175 Fulton thoroughout. Two car garage, property. Let us explain our shall find that both the welfare of the elderly or handicapped a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in person Ava., Hampalaad, NY 11550. Or U&R REALTY CO. land, Vermont border, and BENNET Employer. call ToO-Fraa: 500-545-2M5. large lot. $59,000. Philbrick lair proposal. Call Mr. PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) — The Minnesota Vikings and the general public is promoted, and that the location is East Hartford (Convalescent 843-2892 a nice brook running WANTED - Complete estates, Bennet Junior High’s Home, 745 Main Street, East KEITH Agency, 646-4200. Belfiore, M7-1413. headed back to their frigid homeland today, shaking their TOWN OF MANCMES’TER suitable for the purpose intended. Robert D. Murdock through property, town clocks, phonographs, steins. basketball team upped its Hartford, Conn. Will buy outright or sell on heads and wondering whether they’ll ever capture foot­ Such housing shall be subject to the following provisions, Rtallor . road frontage, nice stone MAY WE BUY your home? record to 2-0 with a 69-42 REAL ESTATE walls. Can be purchased cons^ment, any quantity. ball’s richest prize—the Super Bowl—which has eluded except as waived by the Commission where such waiver is not RNs and LPNs - Full time and $. ONE MAN BUSINESS S Quick, fair, all cash and no victory over the Windham NOTICE for $1,400 down, 7 year problems. Call Warren E. them four straight times. contrary to the public interest: part time. 3-11 p.m. shift. S $2500 INVESTMENT g 172 E. Cantw 8t. CUSTOM RMSED RMKH High freshmen. John 18.06.03 (a) Uses on site EAST HARTFORD - Two financing. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. In the bright southern Vikings were unable to OF SALE Come in and sp ^ k to us, S ' (CAN START ft Ten room executive type EIGHTEENTH, nineteenth, Haslett had 20 points, Ed The entire site may be devoted to multifamlly housing and about our new higher starting g PART TIME) g “ W a M a k s bedroom Duplex. Wall to wall So. V L Land Co. and twentieth century Olde California sunshine Sun­ convert on third-down Raised Ranch with 3 or 4 carpeting, appliances. Securi­ SELL YOUR House through K e n n iso n 13 an d R ich related accessory uses. Group Dwellings and highrise buildings salary for 3-11 nurses. East Light, pleasant, high^ Oaya 802-4B4-3T27 Things From Colmstocke, day, the Vikings were out­ situations, he said. The following surplus items Hartford Convalesrant Home, HOUSE CALLS” bedrooms, deluxe family ty, lease, adults, no pets. J. Watson Beach Real Estate Koepsel 12 for the Bears. shall be permitted. S profit Route business ser-jft Evet 802-284-9366 Manenester. Phone 6494584. classed by the Oakland Jeff Siemon, the game’s are offered for sale by sealed 745 Main Street, Blast Hart­ styled kitchen, spacious Available March 1st., $255. Company. Professional real bid on January 25, 1977, at Highrise construction shall be in accordance with the g vicing local stores, etc.,S estate service for nearly 50 Raiders, 3M4, in Super leading tackier with 15 and ford, (?onn. front to back living room 528-7698. tVantod (o Buy 49 11:00 A.M. provisions set forth in Article IV Section 2.6.00 and 2.9.00. :ftwith the biggest name in’^ 6 4 0 ^ 1 2 6 with cathedral ceiling and years. Call our Manchester of­ Bowl XI at the Rose two assists, virtually put Accessoj uses shall include: 7 ft the Food industry. 70 year'5; 6 4 9 -1 9 2 2 stone fireplace, good sized ROCKVILLE - Pleasant, fice, 647-9139. ANTIQUE FURNITURE - on a one-man show for the TOWN OF MANCHESTER ’Two Junk Vehicles Bowl — making them the Recreation facilities — indoor and outdoor Community MEDICAL Sold product, a household^ dining room and family clean four rooms, first floor. 22 Acres Clocks, Glass, Dolls, Statues, losingest team in the Vikings on defense, but Approx. 7Vi Tons Obsolete buildings housing recreational facilities, food catering UUORATORY ft word, is consumed by th e^ room. Lower level has a Appliances. Adults, one child. Groat W ow Artlelat for Sala 41 Paintings, Toys, Guns, LEGAL Water Meters R eferences. Security. No history of the classic. there was little other help facilities, health and welfare facilities such as chronic and con­ S thousands daily in thisS COLONIAL - Eig^ht large paneled rec room with a Swords, Musical Instruments, valescent housing units. Garages, carports. Maintenance BIO-CHEMIST pets. $150. 643-9743. •12,900 ALUMINUM sheets used as ’The Vikings’ scram bling as the Raiders continually NOTICE Bid forms and inspection Full-Ume opming available for a area, and enjoys lifetimes rooms, 2W baths. First floor rustic brick fireplace, and Post Cards, Steins. 646-2690. buildings. Signs, ^ d io and television antennae. repeat business. ft family room. Four bedrooms, 22 acres of nicely wooded printing plates, .007 thick, quarterback Fran Tarken- wore Minnesota down. The Zoning Board of details are available at the Blo-Chemist. with approximate- 4th bedroom or den, two NORTH COVENTRY - L land. Vermont border, Bodywor 18.06.03 (b) Residential Density and site area requirement. \j three years’ experience, in a > ft center entrance hall. Acre 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for OLD CLOCKS Wanted - F o ^ General Services Office, ton, who has played in "I thought we played Appeals will hold public (Consists of collecting for ft baths, 2-car garage. 1 acre Shaped Ranch. Fireplace. private 600 ft. road runs $1. Phone 643-2711. parts. Call 6494291. Municipal Building, 41 Center There shall be not less than 1300 square feet of undeveloped hospital laboratory. Must be plus wooded lot. One year old. three of the four Minnesota good defense,” said the hearings on Monday, January WITH THE $119.95 ASCP Registered. To Apply, con­ (merchandise sold and ft $78,900. Philbrick Agency, 646- high treed lot situated here Aluminum siding. Acre lot. through property. Stone 17, 1977, starting at 7:00 p.m., Street, Manchester, Connec­ open space site area for each residential unit contained in the Super Bowl losses is one middle linebacker, tact Personnel Department, Jreplenishing inventoryft 4200. in Manchester in an area of Immediate occupancy. Only walls, magnificent view. A CLEAN USED refrigerators, in the Hearing Room of the ticut. PRESIDENTIAL PAINT SERVICE first two stories of a building. There shall be not less than 200 S46-im, Ext. 481 comparable homes priced $^,900. Pasek Realtors, 289- ranges, automatic washers, player who is glad the long “especially early in the gjfrom car). ft great parcel for in­ □ RENTALS Municipal Building to hear TOWN OF MANCHETER, Now MAACO makes it $20. (X) easier to repair the dents and square feet of undeveloped open space site area for each MANCMESTiR BOLTON - ((olonial, six years to sell. $69,000. 7475. with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s game. But a great team residential unit contained in all stories above the second story. ft vestment! Could be sub­ football season has finally and consider the following CONNECTICUT aist on your car. And MAACO men estimate so fairly that their MEMORUL HOSPITAL ft Must aspire lo income: ft old. Ten rooms, on over one Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- like Oakland is bound to In addition to the site area required for the residential units, ft MANCHESTER - Three divided. Priced at $12,900. 2171. ended. petitions: ROBERT B. WEISS, 71 HiynM SlTMl ft up to ft acre, with 20x40’ inground, floomi for Amt 52 bodywork estimates arc approved by virtually every Insur­ bedroom custom built Ranch, Can be purchased with 20% “It’s a damn’ long road eventually score on you. I Item 2, No. 538 — Anita C. GENERAL MANAGER any accessory building or any accessory use which is contained MaftchMtofi Conn. ft $25,000 YR. UP ft heated pool. Huge family ance company. So for the best in bodywork or auto painting EpMIpMrbMliMr U&R REALTY CO. $38,500. Fireplace in Jiving down, 10 yr. financing. Call UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub to the Super Bowl," said thought before the game Bogner — Request Special within a residential structure shall require additional site area ft have serviceable car, ft room. Four or five oedrooms, PLEASANT CLEAN - fur­ drive in at the sign of quality; MAACO room,IW 11I| barwai inui familyaatitiaj room,iwwtsi. 1-a So. Vt. Land (?o. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, that a key for us to win the Elxception in accordance with equal to twice the gross floor area of the accessory building or ftstart immediately ifft modern kitchen. Library, 843-2892 nished room. Centrally Tarkenton, in the Vikings’ SiMiphoiirai three baths, two car garage. car garage on a goodsized lot. Days 802-464-3727 Brownies, nurses. East ..... LEGAL..... Exterior only $10charge tor colof change. accessory use. ftaccepted, have the:; Robort D. Murdock located for working person. dressing room following game was for our defense Article II, Section 5.02.01 to Mon thru Frt.8am-6pni $76,000. Philbrick Agency, ^ Call today. C entury 21, Ev«t 802-254-9369 Catholic School. 649-1225. Call 6464)505. Participating dealers only 18.06.03 (c) Yards and Building Spacing STEADY WORK - Reliable ft necessary $2500 for inven- Rtallor the loss. not to be out on the field too convert single-family house to Saturdays - 10am-2pm hard worker who wants 4200. Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. NOTICE No building or structure shall be built within 30 feet of the ftto ry now in the bank:; HARD FIREWOOD for sale. “Right now, I can’t im­ long. But it didn’t work out two-family house — 58 Wood- -OTHER PAINT SERVICES;— — steady employment and good ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly bridge Street — Residence BOLTON perimeter of the site. The space between a multistory building ft (Proof Required). Any size load. Call 643-0851, rooms, single $54.95; double agine even getting up that way....’’ CONGRESSIONAL.... $ 5 4 .9 5 OWNER OPERATED and the perimeter of the site shall be not less than 1-W times the income. Call 528-3869 between Zone B. An enrollment session will 9 and 2 only. ■ ■' / =.* ■ ^ 228-3483. $69.95, Plus tqx. (Continental Tarkenton likened the height of the multistory building. ft Serious applicants only, tomorrow morning. I want Item 3, No. 539— Peter S. & be held at the Town Hall on AMBASSADOR...... 8 9 .9 5 breakfast, maid service, Super Bowl to a Las Vegas Friday, January 14, 1977 from Sneed apply. For inter- NIKORMAT FT Camera witli to get away and not see a Sally R. Burgess — Request Also sviilabis ... ’The space between multistory buildings shall be not less than ACT NOW! - Represent Sarah utilities, parking. (Call 646- 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. for the pur­ 1-W times the height of the highest building. ftview, include year car, ft new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, football for a long time. crap game: "You roll the variance of Article II, Section th« MAACO SUPREME St S189 9S (Coventry in your area. No in­ 2300. pose of enrolling electors who 18.06.03 (d) Residential unit Minimum Floor area ft time now available to %r- f and works perfectly. Great Maybe in March or April dice for 3Vi-hours before 3.01.01 to create two lots from vestment, no delive^. Car are entitled to vote in any ft vice accounts, and phone ^ camera for the beginner, or BEDROOM - Share 1 1/2 I’ll sta rt thinking about 105,000 people. If you win, a single parcel (known as ’The minimum floor area of residential units exclusive of and phone necessary. (Jail 646- the professional. Cali primary or caucus. The • FREE COLUSfON ESTIMATES public hallways and corridors shall be: 6155, or 647-9284. ft number. Box D. Care ofs baths, kitchen privileges, with playing again." you’re great. But if you Parcel A); one lot at the rear 647-lMl befor 2:00, or after Registrars will make changes •OFFER GOOD TO COAST TOCOAST Efficiency unit — 450 square feet ftManchester Evening! owner and one other tennant. don’t ... you’re dogs. We’ll would be without the required 5:00 p.m. Security, references. 649-7630. Coach Bud Grant looked and corrections to the party One bedroom unit — 600 square feet WE HAVE Immediate Herald. try to get back here next minimum lot frontage and openings for two mecha on the loss philosophically, list at that time. Two bedroom unit — 750 square feet ft FIREWOOD FOR Sale - CLEAN FURNISHED Room - without minimum building but snapped at reporters y ear.” William Houle MANCHESTER to work well with other peo- •Ssi*:;ti::sftsss;::w::sss:¥s:s¥a Select split hardwood. line dimension, and access to and thereafter 150 square feel for each additional bedroom. le to service our product in ...... for mature individual. Central who ask^ him to explain Patricia Rady 291 ADAMS ST. THROUGH For residential units with central kitchen and dining facilities $25/load. Tne Andrew Ansaldi location. Call 6464701, after that lot would be by a 20 foot not earning situation Wanted Registrars of Voters 647-9928 1/15 B 15 Company, 649-5249. 6:00 p.m. why the Vikings couldn’t wide by 300 foot long right-of- the minimum floor areas for each type unit shall be reduced at least $150. weekly, we wani jl66Jojixlt_93j^/10_mllt_ioulh_oljCaldOMi2_^ 5%. Sarvicaa Oltarad 31 Services Ottered win the "big game.” way over the remainder of totalktoyou.Thisisaperma- WILL BABYSIT - In my 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting 33 TWO WHITE WALL Snow For residential units with tenant storage outside of the units FURNISHED LIGHT "Hey, we’ll be back,” Parcel A — 56 Lakewood Cir­ nent position. Phone 872-4515. home. Any age accepted. tires - 14" on rims. G78 14” . housekeeping room - For CiM TREE Service - Free es­ SNOW PLOWING - Parking said Grant. “We’re used to Agree to terms cle North, Residence Zone the minimum floor areas for each type unit shall be reduced Days or evenings. Please call QUALITY PAINTING and NEWTON SMITH Less than 3,000 miles. Four mature lady. Heat, hot water, 5%. timates, discount senior lots and driveways. this. A lot of teams haven’t PITTSBURGH (UPI) - AA. REQISTERED 646-1034. citizens. Company Paper Hanging by Willis Remodeling, Repairing. Rec .14” rims, Chevy. Phone 643- and utilities furnished. (Call 18.06.03 (e) Height Limits Reasonable rates, free es­ Schultz. Fully insured, 4676. been here. We’ve made Information pertaining to Manchester owned and rooms. No job too small. 649; 647-1193. Pittsburgh Pirates’ in­ Buildings containing residential units shall not exceed 4 NURSES WOULD LIKE to care for timates. Call 643-8^. Serving references. 6494343. above may be obtained in the operated. Call 646-1327. Manchester and ^Iton. 3144. more money in this game fielder Mario Mendoza and habitable stories. FuII-TIiim N ights children - In my home. 10 GALLON FISH Tank-With LARGE COMFORTABLE Planning Office. than any other team in outfielder Tony Armas New Racing Accessory buildings shall not exceed 2 stories. -- We have two openings for Licensed. Please call 646-3435. PAPER HANGING Expert. CARPENTRY, Masonary - all accessories, including ten Room - Parking. On bus line. All persons interested may CUSTOM DRAPERIES made GROUP OF Energetic young football.” have agreed to terms for 18.06.03 (f) Automobile Parking Registered Nurses, with to specifications. Free es­ Your average paper, in Remodeling, and ad- fish. Excellent condition. Call Adult preferred. References. attend these hearings. people desire work to meet average room , $30. Mr. Grant said a key factor timates and measurement. ditions.Free estimates. Call 646-1239 week days after. 5, 6494526. the 1977 baseball season, Zoning Board Automobile parking spaces shall be provided on the site at a Intensive care dally needs. Snow shoveling, Richman. 646-3864. weekends, anytime. of the loss was the inability team officials announced Schedule ratio of 1 parking space for 2 residential units plus 2 additional experience, on our night □ EDUCATION Call anytime before 9 p.m. apartments cleaned, window Anthony Squillacote at 649- of Appeals 6494266. 0811. $30. PER WEEK - Parking, of the Vikings to force the Sunday. parking spaces for each permanent employee. Parking area shift. Excellent benefits. washing, and many more jobs Building-Contracting 33 TENNIS RACKET Sale - For busline, kitchen privileges. Paul J. Rossetto, you just don’t have time to do. Raiders into passing The Pirates now have Secretary d esin and construction shall be in accordance with the Salary will take into ac­ Privala Inalrucllona 18 REWEAVING bums, holes. CARPENTRY, Custom one week only. Famous name Call 649-3009 between 5 and 8 M atinees provisions set forth'in Article IV Section 9.02. c o u n t In d iv iu u u l’ s Discount for Senior Citizens. WES ROBBINS carpentry brands have been substantial­ p.m. situations. On Minnesota’s signed six players to con­ Dated this 10th day of Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Call 728-8839. Houses - Additions, garages, 18.06.03 (g) Fire Hazard Precaution background and remodeling specialist. Ad­ ly REDUCED! You know our offensive ledger, the tracts for 1977. January. 1977. REMEDIAL READING and Window shades, venetlaq roofing and siding, kitchens, Tues.,Thurs,&Sat. 1 :15 PM Shall be in accordance with the provisions of Article II Sec­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, bathrooms, and repair work of quality, you know our service. Apartmanla For Rant 53 experience. For further math; individualized work blinds. Keys. TV for rent. PAINTING and Paper bullt-ins, bathrooms, tion 18.05.03 (k). Information, and to orirogram, (lst-6th grade) by Marlow’s, 667 Main St. 649- all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis Buy now for the season ahead. hanging - Light trucking, kitchens, 649-3446. Phone 647-9126, or come in and WE HAVE customers waiting 18.06.03 (h) Acoustic Control arrange for a pellonal In­ M'asters l degree teacher. 568- 5221. cellars and attics cleaned. for estimate, 643-6712. Nightly Mon. thru Sat. Post: 8 PM 80.5. see the LOW PRICES on our lor the rental of your apart­ ____ C o u r a e t In Shall be in accordance with the provisions of Article II Sec­ terview, contact: Call 643-0025. LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - tion 18.05.03 (1). GENERAL Remodeling and RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 entire stock. Nassiff Arms ment or home. J.D. Real Personnel Department new homes custom built, Co., 991 Main Street, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- ■ 18.06.03 (i) Application for Commission Approval TUTORING - Reading and painting, stucco, other DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Ser­ 646-1222, Ext. 481 Math. Masters Degree remodeled, additions, rec ROOFER will install roof, Manchester. 1980. Applications shall Jie in accordance with the provisions set textured finishes, sheet rock ving Rockledge, surrounding rooms, garages, kitchens Teacher. Free evaluation. 649- siding or gutters lor low dis­ forth in Article II Section 18.05.03 (ol. MNNCHESTER work. Free estimates. areas. Parking lots, remodeled, bath tile, cement L(X)KING for anything in real 8023. References. Reasonable count price. Call Ken at 647- SEWING MACHINES - 1976 18.06.03 (j) Bonding Requirement MEMORUL HOSHTAL driveways, apartments, work. Steps, dormers. Dial n’ Sew. Zig-Zag, $69.50. estate rental ■ apartments, Puppy Lover Pass •9**«****999«««*«9999999*« prices. 646-4348. sidewalks, sanding. Call 646- 1566. Manchetter Community Colleg* It ottering lour Reel Eetate Shall be in accordgpce with the orovisions of Article II Sec­ 71 H iynat SUm I Residential or commercial. Singer Touch n Sew, used, homes, multiple dwellii^s, no 2204. Call 6494291. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate courtee beginning the week ol January 24. One courte. Real Estate Please tion 18.06.03 (p). 7 ^ f { 'l ManchMtor, Conn. □ REAL ESTATE BRICK - BLOCK, stone, BIDWELL Home Improve­ originally over $300., now $75., ^^2ux^ggortunltjf^m£lojr^^ Associates. Inc. 646-1980. Principles and Precticet, covert topics required for people Turn-in at ^ ^ Thru 18.68.03 (k) Control of Issue of Certificates of Occupancy fireplaces, concrete, chimney ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax ment Co. Expert installation guaranteed, ((all 236-1123, preparing to taka the State taletperions llcenta examination. The repairs. No job too small. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY of aluminum siding, gutters Dealer. Shall be in accordance with the provisions of Article H

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Source of 40 Mistakes aM PIF I BJSCUaHT 47 Knurl '^®“ ’“ Parenu. (She Ued, nn,""")'—n- 41 Rocky ONE AA3RE NOTE sasang they were going to visit her husband's relaUves.) 31 Over (poetic) 28 Slime 32 Energy unit Mountain 48 Island of exile Mickay Finn — Morria Weiaa FR>A-n-e7EACHa£ H ^P 28 Felt sorry fo” o“T P^dson that they wore her “real" (pl) park 49 Clothes tinter STDPA/?»'>AUOW>ANCE p»enta, and he should caU them "Grandma and Grandpa." 33 Gallic about 42 Express an 52 These (Fr.) Naturimy. the boy was confused. affirmative 1 2 3 4 B 6 7 6 9 10 11 WH-WHAT IS THIS IS FINE/. NOW YOU I Tur^HydranwUc TranwniMlon, powar with front diae In anticipation of Jean’s visit, her biological parents had 34 Grain IT, D AU f IVH— '■■1 DROP------brakaa, vari-raNo powar ataoring, aolt-ray Untod win- sent out 76 invitations-in the form of a "birth 35 Summers (Fr.) 12 13 14 WHAT'S WRONGP ntoWInga, whaol diaca, 8oft-ray Untod o door adga guard mohUnga, announcement, riving Jean’s CURRENT weight, height, 36 Last latter IB 16 17 w M ^all llraa, ataol ballad radlala, AM puahbutton Tur^Hydramatle Tranamlaalon, whitawalt llraa, AM name and birth date, but naming THEMSELVES as the 37 Use puahbutton radio, prolaoUvo body alda molding, experimentally siSSia rtflpa. #1084. Uat proud parents. ie 16 20 21 doluxa whaol diac, colon Iriua. 38 Christian Abby, how c m people who didn’t want a baby 28 years 1 SPECIAL symbol 22 73 SPECIAL a ^ now claun her as their own-completely ignoring us 39 Sows 1 PURCHASE who raised her since she was 6 days old? 41 Before this 24 28 26 29 30 PURCHASE ^ a t do you think of all this? Suddenly we feel excluded 42 Paddle 31 1 PRICE < 4 5 5 3 PRICE * 4 8 5 0 and unloved. 43 Hot spring 11 ,a ■ 33 PARENTS ONCE REMOVED 46 Ran smoothly 34 3. Meny 50 Mideast 1 ■ DEAR PARENTS: For what may be the best seaport 37 1. 39 40 MANCHESTER - One 51 Here (Fr.) Soft Slippers MANCHESTER - Two Style* & Colors 1977 CJUMLLACS commentary on your understandable dilemma, read on: 411 ■ bedroom apartments. Heat, bedroom Ranch type apart­ OIDSMOBIIEI 53 Merely to Choose~Proml 54 Young lady 1 hot water and kitchen ment. Convenient location. DAMATO ENTERPRISES FOR DEAR ABBY: I feel an overwhelming need to respond 43 44 4S 4. 47 48 49 appliances supplied. Full Price includes heat, hot Large variety of Apartmenta and (Fr., abbr.) Townhousei throughout Immediate to the letter from the 16-year-old adopted girl who felt it 55 Buddhism BO 1 Priacilla’a Pop — Al Vermeer maintenance service, many in water, kitchen appliances, Manchester. SI B2 B3 small apartment complexes bellvory! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! would be a poor “thank you" to her adoptive parents were type storage and laundry. $240. per R t if l OMca open d»llf 9-S, she to search for her biological parents. 56 Cloak B4 BB 86 with private entrances. montn. No pets. Damato Sal. 10‘3, Sund»f ff>3 OH. STUART, Y I FOUND WHEN VOJ NO, WHEN I TRIED TD ^ As a mother of three adopted children who know they're 57 Watches Priced from $225. per month. Enterprises. 6^1021. 646-1021 58 Noun suffix B7 Bl 69 YOU'RE ^ o u r r , WERE DOING TUNE IN HOWDY DOOPY ON No pets. Damato Enterprises, adopted, I could fully understand their desire to meet their 10 230-A New Slate Road PRICE SLASHING SALEH! biological parents. And that desire has absolutely nothing WEARING ^NEEDED Y O U R OUR MICROWAS/E CVEN.' 646-1021. THREE ROOM Furnished (NIWtFARfR ENTfAFRlSI AStN| NEW GLASSES.'! THEM ' HOMEWORK? apartment - 83 Oak Street, two MANCHESTER TSMUSTANSII whatsoever to do with the love they have for us—their 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven 4 ^ ., •uto, eooo mllM, raditl UrM. Car Ilk* adoptive parents. blocks to Main. $175 per n#wi ★ USEDlir 74 MONn CARLO 84Mr $3895 room apartment. $260 month, plus utilities. Security Landau, V-G, automalio, powor atoorlno, My children have given me the greatest pleasure of my T monthly. Security. Call 646- deposit required. Mr. Lindsey, powor windowa, atoroo me. Of course we have had our problems, all families do, 2426, 9 to 5.______FOUR ROOM apartment, r^adio, till who^, cruiao control, mag who^ Win at Bridge 643-1111. 74^NEMT«l M65SM19S CARS buckat aoata arKf contolt. but ^e love we have for each other far outweighs the first floor, adults only, no 4 Dw. All Unedn «|«ilpiiwiit, Indudlng l•*th•r problems, and will last forever. WINTER STREET, pets, parking-one car, securi­ HEATED FIVE Room apart­ Uiltrlor, Ult wh**l, onil** eonirol, itarao radio, 75 8RANLEMMI8 Ji69f$3795 74 CORVETTE J|246r6895 Every child loves more than just his parents. There are Manchester - One bedroom ment - Garage, two baths. No ty, 645-1265. wtiHa wWi aaddi* top A paddl* Inlarior. Coup*. V-0, MitomaUe, PB, PB, buekal •**!*, West’s discard foois aii apartment. First floor, Drivan only 14,000 miloo, 4 apood banamla- grandparents, friendly, eventually a mate, and then children pets. Security, and vinyl root, radtel Ur**, km mllaag*, altvw and okm. Oaili ai**n,.AC, P8, PB. appliances, cellar storage and FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 black. of their own whom they will love. When we love, it doesn’t parking, heat and hot water. references. $235. Call 647-1544 76 MOHn CARLO jS6Rr$4795 mean there s less love for someone else; it only tnereasee NORTH (D) after 7 p.m. Broad Street, no appliances, Only 7,000 mil**. V-0, ayiomaUo 72 MERCURY COMCT j$H9S81688 took his ace after dummy No pets. $225 monthly. 649- 73 DELTA 88 4m p $2999 our capacity to love. And if ever my chil^en come to know « Q 9 I-IO $140, security deposit, 1 Door, 0 oyl, outo„ PB, yWlow, Mook InoMo, ¥ 9 8 played the queen and led a 2071. married couple, no pets, 2-Door Hardtop, V*8, automatic, P8, PB, air and love their natural parents, it will show that they grew FOUR ROOM luxury apart­ atoroo radio, vinyl roof, radial tiroa. eoraploMy roeondHIonod, low mlloooo. « AKQJ76 spade back, ^ u th could count ment < Country setting. Adults phone 643-4751. 74CAMAR0 3869?83490 up in an atmosphere where love was not something that AA93 11 easy tricks and normally 31 GLENWOOD STREET- 73 FORD J2B862799 had to be held tightly and exclusively, for fear that it only. Heat and appliances in- , ifttorkK, low mtloago. 74 CAMARO |iM !r$ 3 7 9 5 would gather in the 12th by Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Two bedroom duplex. . . . ------if 6464)885. JUST MARRIED? Immediate V*t, outomatlo, PB, PB, ifr oondltforanB, Boneb Wogon. 0, •utomoHo, PB, PB. would be lost. means of a heart finesse to Appliances and private base­ eluded. $265. Calf WEST east occupancy. Four room apart­ buekot aoata, conaolo, vinyl roof, roar For my children to search for their biological parents is JUST l is t e n t o ment. No pets. Lease and TaroADCUITOM 2M»r8118B A87653 *A10 4 make his notrump slam and , ARE y o u ABOUT TO DON'T WASTE A CENT ON ■ AND MEANWHIL'^ VIM OUR. ment. Appliances supplied. No no more threatening to me than their search for a mate. THIS CONFOUNDED ) INVEST IN ANV KIND OP OUTOATBP JUNK N0W'....W/UT HOME APPLIAMCi security. $230. per month. 649- SIX ROOM Duplex - Cellar. 73IM PAU Wagon. V-l, auto., PB, PB, 60.000 mttoa. ¥ 107 4 2 »K53 beat all the players who SIklESSt... $220. Five room s, second pets. Utilities extra. $185. 633- 4 Door, V-l, outo., PS; PB,i soi c m a ns I need no more “thank you” than just having been COMMERCIAL! NEW HOME APPLIANCET ANDSle OOSTSOOM-TO-Be- THOSE CONNIVINO, ■RHANDEP 9455, 647-9773. 6026. , ,2 &.. 2 78 l i J3M9$2988 ♦ - ♦S IS wrapped up six diamonds.” floor, $170. Married, couple, tkmol car. Mint b* t**nl . i Door HT. v-0, auto., P8, PB, aJ^radW Ura*. ^owed the privile^ of raising them, and sharing their *Q7 54 *J862 ..AH-AH-AHl THEM , REVEALED SPRING SBNMTIONI ^ (iVIMTZ \ ’‘HROATSl vinyl roof, low mlloaoo. .*8»582898 Oswald: “ Anyway, South HOLD EVEftVTHIIJ0i two children. 649-8350. Tuiyi iwvi, ivw nniMg«. #uiM uaNnilOOCodllloe OquippOd, oqulppod, loathiMthor Interior, a/e. joys and sorrows. SOUTH started to run off the MANCHESTER, Five room LARGER THREE Bedroom *KJ2 -THE R E V O LU T I^ apartment - In two family 74 CUTUSS SUPREME48«6!r$3595 »"'»'• »«> A GRATEFUL MOTHER diamonds and on the first dia­ ' NEW QUIMTZ FIVE ROOM Apartment - No apartment - Second floor, tile 78 CUTUSS SUPREME $469?$4495 home. Appliances, washer- Coupo, V-a, Mitomotle, PB, PB, oB, roottl ttroo, V-l. automatlo, powor atlortno, powor brakaa. 6 9 PfiNTIAC • MNsf^eftllll ¥ AQJ6 mond West threw the seven of children or pets. Security bath, laundry hook-ups air. Landau top. Mag whaala. buokal aaata, TruI^V'^^o. S D w W M ♦ 10 9 8 2 dryer hook-up. Storage. No vinyl root, powor wlndowt « door lock. DEAR MOTHER: An uncommonly civilized viewpoint, hearts. South noted this and d ^ s i t . Call after 6 p.m., 647- storage area. Close to sho erulaa control, low mlloago, conaolo, radial gralnildinj^ *’ “ *“*“**°' « K 10 pets. Security. References. beautifully stated. assumed that West was show­ ping and schools. $22..!5. Norrth-South vulnerable 8T2-6675. References and security ing the king of hearts. Maybe CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - required. 646-1858.- Mr. Qoodwrench W eil East a squeeze would develop. FOUR ROOMS - First floor. South South ran the diamonds while Completely furnished, 1 1/2 says; Pass 1 ¥ Heated. Central. Adults, no FOUR ROOM Apartment - ®^NT-A-CAR by DAY •WEEK •MONTH Pass discarding two hearts. Then its. $210. 649-1919, between 5- room efficiency. Heat, hot “Keep that Great Pass 4N . T. water. Parking. $155. Pasek available immediately with Pass he came to his hand with the p.m. appliances. |150. per month. Also Long Term Leasing on Any Make or Model QM Feeling With Pass 6N . T. r Realtors. 289-7475. Pass Pass king of clubs, cashed the last ^11 649-5702. Genuine GM Astro-graph Opening lead — 8 * hfgh spade and entered dum­ A treat for your feet . . . DAILY RENTALS FROM $10.00 PER DAY Parta." my with the ace of clubs. He soft slippers in quilted By BERNICE BEDE 080L thought a while led a heart Alley OoD — Davo Graue fabric or slippers from a .By Oswald & James Jacoby with every intention of trying ' washcloth. to drop West’s unguarded king No. 5714 has directions Route 83 SCRANTON 872-9145 For Tiwaday, Jan. 11,1977 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nev 22) You Jim: “ Dick Miller’s new for washcloth slipper; VERNON when lo-and-behold East ------ELBERT.') LIKE A DUCK TO have good Ideas today but they book 'More Bridge Brilliance played the king. He had THINK HE'LL GO / WATER.' MDU JU S T pattern pieces and direc­ MOTORS INC. 643-1181 ARIES (March 21-Aprll IS) and Blunders’ might give us a tions for quilted slippers CADILLAC a OLDSMOBILE * PONTIAC Altering your plans as you go won't work If you try lo imple­ believed his partner's signal TELL ME WHEN TD , in Small, Medium and ment them piecemeal. Shoot lor chance to show a few of and chucked two of his THROW THE SWITCH.' slong could prove detrimental all or nothing. Large Sizes inclusive. today. Don't exchange good each." hearts." Ti Mfn. tns 7S< fir oca |«. Ideas for bad ones. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) Oswald; “Remember the Wraj^jm 2S« far aaitift aa< Aportmento For Ron! 53 Aporlmonto For Root 53 WE------PAY $15 ...for complete Molorcyclet-Blcycltt 64 If you have something you're story about the man who TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Per­ started a rumor and wound up junk, __; cars. cars. i Call Joey, Tolland sistence could desert you today hoping lo sell today, It may be ANNO CABOT CHARLES APARTMENTS - FEBRUARY 1st. Occupancy- Auto------Body, 'y, 528-1996; TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville wise lo look (or a customer who believing it himself. Today’s Deluxe four and half room Room Apartment. Heat, when the going gets tough. Be A California reader asks 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and extra tenacious. Strive lo com­ isn't a friend. Pals will expect West decided to fool declarer, li l t Am of Awartcaa Townhouse. 1 1/2 baths, all hot water, stove, refrigerator, PARTS Department now open special discounts. which defender should take in Noti Vofk. ILY. toon rack. $1,750. 289-4042. plete what you start. but he fooled his partner at the tricks for his side. appliances, two air cop- Centrally located. Adult only, Saturdays. Complete line of the same time." Prtat Bawa. AirMt «ftk ZIP ditioners, carpeted, heat, hot No pets. Lease and security Chrysler parts. Chorches GEMINI (May 21-June 20) The CAPRICORN (Dee 22-Jan 19) The answer is that it makes CNE aH StTit NuaWtr. Motors. 649-3646. 1972 PUCH -175 CC. $175. Call urge to speculate will be strong Ambitious Interests have a better Jim: "South slam-banged no difference, although in water, patios, soundproofing. deposit ------required. $100 per 649-6233, or 649-1068. chance ol succeeding today If his way into six notrump in a 1977 ALBUM w ith a b ound- Washer and dryer hook-ups, month, cell 643-6396. ------today, so avoid temptation lo most games the first defender in "All-Season G ift Book'* take loollsh risks. BeUIng In the you have fun with what you're match-point game. West open­ o f 24-p a g e s ! P ric e ... $2.00. storage, basement garage...... 7 .” ...... TRIUMPH...... Spitfire...... 1974, doing. Getting too serious bogs to win a trick keeps it and all yellow, excellent condition, blind could be costly. ed the eight of spades. East later tricks. ALSO THESE iOORS AT $1.29 EACH. $270 to $315. 646-0800, 646-1540. Homot for Root 54 you down. make an offer. Call 6464938 Comporo-Trolloro CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) It Ha. ft-111-BlUE RIUON GUlin. after 5 p.m. AQUARIUS (Jen 20-Fab IS) Barry’s W orld- Caatalat tlrta ti lavtiy rmIKs. CENTRAL ON Bus Line - MANCHESTER - Clean three Mobile Homot 65 would be unwise today to Invite ’ Ths Flintstonsa — Hanna-Barbsra Productions Ha. G-117-QUILn ON PARADE. Three room apartment, se­ bedroom Ranch. One and 1/2 guests lo your house that your Persons necessary to your plans will help you today II you're not N Olractlaaa fw slztaaa aailts. cond floor. Available baths, »rage. $300. unheated. CHEVY BELAIR - 1968 4- 18’ CAMPER trailer - single male does not approve ot. Avoid ' Na. G-m-CUHOUOTHER^OW- door. Small V-8. Radio, friction. Check first. loo demanding. Present your ER OUlire. II fatclutiat aalKs. February 1st. Stove, Lease. Blanchard & Rossetto, axle, excellent condition. case so as lo make them think W E L L , > C'MOh ! m a k e UP Na. 0-119 > AMERICA’S FAVORIH refrigerator. Utilities not in­ Realtors, 646-2482. automatic transmission, fair Eleven years old. $1,500. Call ' W MAT K in d o f a S W E E T IE , YOUR MIND/-V 'CHICKEN' LEO (July 23-Aug 22) The boss It's their own Idea. s a l a d d o y o u , I . . . e R . . . ►- SAV SALAP AfSHANS. A baaatifil iilietiaa. cluded. Security deposit •••••••••••■•*•••#••••••#• condition. $400. Call 742-8400 742-8930. has his own way ol doing things after 6 p.m. PISCES (Feb 20-Mereh 20) Be WANT FOR L|^CH,\ UH... j ^SOMETHINS, I WOULD SEEM required. $135. 646-0418. OHIceo-StoroM lor Rent 55 today. He'll become annoyed It CHESTER' FOR PETE'S appropriate BRAND NEW 14 foot wides you try to usurp his authority. very careful today not lo make SAKE TWO AND Half Room Apart­ ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. Don’t anger the guy who signs commitments for someone from $9995. in stock ready for before you have their approval ment. Heat, hot water, fice. Ground level, central Automatic. $2500. Between 5 immediate delivery. Price in- your pay check. EAST HARTFORD - Modern location, professional and phone 646-8022. — most especially It you’ve appliances. Main Street loca­ cludes wall-to-wall VIRGO (Aug 23-Sopl 22) Your two bedroom Townhouse. tion. Third floor. References. building, parking and utilities. promised lo lend something that Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 1967 FORD carrpeting, matching llnanclal prospects look en­ isn’t yours. Security. Lease. Immediate Call 649-2^. Thunderbird - appliances, bow window, front baths, disposal, dishwasher, Good runnini condition, best couraging today, but you could occupancy. $145. Call after 6 country kitchen and much do something against your own full basement with hook-ups. p.m., 648-3911. EAST CENTER Street - 540 offer. Call 64 H173. $245. Call 528-1708 days. more. Large selection of Interests. Be practical and 300 square foot offices. homes to chooss from, all monoywise. Modem first floor. Central 1976 TRIU M PH TR 7 - priced to sell. Excellent finan- LARGE SIX Room Duplex - One bedroom apartment. ' heat and air, ample parking. Original cost $7,000, asking LIBRA (Sept 22-Oct 23) One 0 O ( M ) % Central location. No pets. $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ cing available. Trades who thinks quite a bit ol you may Wall-to-wall carpeting, 646-1180. welcome, parts, supplies, and Security, references. ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone be disappointed today because appliances. Adults only, accessories, full time service Jan. 11, 1977 Available immediately. $225 STORE, or Office mace for 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, ol your failure lo show him equal per month. 649-1924, 643-2289. no pats. Charlea rent in Manchester Mall. Heat 643-0888. department. Plaza Homes, consideration. Lady Luck may lake a hand in Lesperanca. and lights included. 643-1442 or 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, helping you to further your am* Born Loser ~ Art Sansom MANCHESTER - 30 Locust 646-4284, Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, bitlons this year. This doesn’t PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban Connecticut, 1-828-0369. mean she can be depended Street. First floor, four rooms 649-7620 Custom Wagon. Blue. Eight heated. Available immediate­ MANCHESTER - 550 square upon to do the entire job. cylinders. Automatic m vessm .i'u, have ly. $220. Call 646-2426, 9 a m. feet induktrial space. Ground BRAND NEW 14 foot wides transmission, power steering. from $9995, in stock ready for to 5 p.m. ATTRACTIVE Three room floor, $85. montniy including kVOT WOkeS^}lUB Roof rack. Excellent. $£w. immediate delivery. Price in- Bugs Bunny — H«lmdahl and Stoffal Apartment • Heat, electricity, heat. Warren E. Howland, Suburban Sales, 649-2076. e i t 78byNEA,lnc MANCHESTER - Eight room stove, refrigerator. Realtors, 643-1108. cludes: Wall to wall ow l e tt u ce. 4 - 0 0 - carpeting, matching House. Appliances, ^ . J.D. References. No pets. $165.646- 1966 VW for parts or can be 1 PERFECT FIT. Real Estate. 646-I9S0. 3167, 228-3540. appliances, bow window, front ta ll an d the DO**' A PPRO X IM A TELY 1500 fixed. 3/4 cam. Hurst shifter. media doesn I make a big deal ol III" IKS'S k ,'* *2 9 9 S B Square feet of office space in country kitchen, and much bt*»«- Single header. $100. Call 643- more! Large selection homes MANCHESTER - Three room condUk"'"'*' VERNON - Three rooms, the Manchester State Bank 4531. apartment in a two family stove refrigerator and heat In­ Buildii^. Formerly a printing to choose from, all priced to Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick house. Appliances, utilities. " ‘J f " ' «....■ T - cluded, Quiet neighborhood, shop, t ; J. Crockett, Realtor, sell. Excellent' financing MS 1966 VW BUG - Excellent con- available. $175. J.D. Real Estate, 646- tUSUTY 7 2 security. $165. 875-i«92. 643-1577. ditlon. $675. Call 875-4367. Trades welcome, I 1960. I p a r ts . supp^lies, no UM,')'A6, MONSIEUR BONLIEU , A ^ ^ ^ ^ V E A H . T H E I w*«»"- Vjii std *••»• accessories. Full service ~IMEAN KEBEE-" 'WTNPERruiI THATS) MAJOR 7 9 E L E C ^ ^ S p FOUR ROOMS - Heated, SMALL SPACE for rent - 1973 OLDSMOBILE - Cutlass department. PLAZA HOMES, OUR LAST FRENCHMAN - CITY, * Close to school and shopping. Ideal for store or office. Supreme. Power steering, 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, WAS DESCARTES, THE room apartment. Stove, Available immediately. $ ^ . Available now. Please call power brakes, automatic MAJOR. ) THE 4 FOR refrigerator, references. No H m 5 per month. Security deposit 643-6441. transmission, 350 V-8, Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, PARISIAN CHEMIST! ONE OFysUBJECTVriREE pets. $170. 646-3167, 228-3540. ------itaia*. ' 3,000 mUa* and references required. Call excellent condition. Asking Connecticut, 1-828-0369. -HAK-KAFF'-HE MV “S —permaJ Hours 649-8845 after 6 p.m. $2,900, or best offer. Call 849- LEFT SUPPENLV MHEN FAVORITESIlNENTuyf ABOUT MANCHESTER - Two OFFICE SPACE 6520. SELLING YOUR Mobil HIS ROOM BLEW UP,' HAVE you h ! J . RIPE bedroom Townhouse ^ r t - MANCHESTER - Deluxe Home? Buyers waiting. Call _ ”" » 9 l 9 5 7 3 C k P H ' , EVER IN a n Ace - WIrth This Funny World ment available at Pine Ridge Townhouse 2-bedroom apart­ FOR RENT 1974 FORD Pinto - Two Door. Plaza Homes, Brokers. 1-828- PIP you SAY TRAVEL^ 7/\eL£VATOR! Village. Features include ment. Highland Street area. 0369. rnicet |390 square teet, center oil FM Stereo. Excellent condi­ rTHAT YOU'RE heat, air conditioning, Call 646-1616. I Manchester, air condltlonlna and I tion. Low mileage. Call 649- CXJNY 'iOU THATfe ONE O' TH' -'-ER. A H " ' carpeting, individual en­ f Iparking. Call S43-tMl. ' 8877, after 5 p.m. ARE YOU Selling your mobile THINK THE FEATURES O' THIS K-M TINY, OURTEAkA N EEDS A SYAABOU. trances and patio. Full base­ MANCHESTER, Three rooms home? Fast results, anxious SLEEVES ARE COAT.VA NEVER ment with washer and dryer buyers waiting.- Please call ARE THERE ANY THAT - Appliances. Adults. Central 1973 COUGAR XR-7 - 25,000 TOO lON<5.^ hookups and much more. Plaza Homes, Broker, 1-828- HAVE T'WEAR TORN YOU ON? t-IO location. $119. S ecurity, original miles. AM/FM O L o v e s / Great location, easy ■ * ' • 1 7 9 9 utilities extra. Available Wanted to Rent 57 0369. accessibility to everything. 7Z10SJH0«ff. stereo, automatic transmis­ January 15th., 649-1387. sion, air-conditioned, power $275. per month. No pets. tafaaOflv ^ •tMMrklB* 3,000 PLUS or Minus Square A SPIC AND SPAN two diA oL h Damato Enterprises, 6^1021. steering, power brakps. FOUR ROOMS - First floor. feet needed for factory outlet, Excellent condition. Call M9- bedroom home set up in a •1099 Appliances,Appli storage, parking. specializing in domestic 4151, after 6 p.m. park just 15 minutes from ONE BEDROOM Apartment • ’" • 1 9 9 9 $155. Married...... couple, one goods. Parking necessary. Hartford. Only $3,495 with '.Heat and hot water, child. Convenient lo lockion • Write A. Michaels,' 6 Forest- 1964 FORD Falrlane - One easy terms. We also have appliances, close to shopping, 649-8350 view Drive, Vernon, Conn. owner. Engine needs repair. other pre-owned homes ready t 1 one block from bus stop, 06066, or call 872-2465, after 6 Best offer. Call 644-0596. for iminediate occupancy set (^ 0 cellar storage, parking, TWO ROOM A partm ent • p.m. up in the Hartford area. If it's (3UESTIONS modem apartment, center of Over garage. Utilities, stove, •1974 FORD Pinto - 4-speed', a new home your looking for AUSWEREP- Manchester, $210 monthly. refrigerator. $130 monthly,’ APARTMENT NEEDED - radio, vinyl interior, you owe it to yourself to see i-io 649-2171. plus security. 649-4895, after 8. Woman needs to share apart­ whitewalls, deluxe wheel our tremendous selection of 14 M^OONALOfS GOLDEN ARCHES! wldes in many decors ment or rent room. Attending covers, bodyside molding, ami Short Ribs - Frank Hill ROCKVILLE - Three room MANCHESTER - One MCC. Manchester vicinity or sport mirrors, 14,300 miles. floor plans at 'prlcertha’t can-c°a^ close to. Call 649-0344. not be beat. Compl„„„ Apartment with heat, hot bedroom unit located In a Lynch Motors, 646-4321. le te AtttrWHlAM IMMU&FllOM LOOSE 04ANSE CAN water, stove,^ refrigerator. B/ i w o r small brick complex with accessory and service! denfepart- $165. Adults iDnIy, no pets. country atmosphere. Heat, ment. Call Plaza Homess. 1348 ' (g|.i DRIVE A AHANCRAZy^ □ AUTOMOTIVE 1973 OLDS Omega 2-door Wilbur Cross Highway Parking (or one car. Security hot water, appliances. $225. Sedan, 6-cylinder, automatic, Berlin \ deposU. 646-7690. Lease, security. Blanchard & Tnpk., ^ r lin Conn.. 1-828- ,■>) AM radio, vinyl interior, 0369. . Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. A uto s For Solo 51 carpetlne, very low mileage. NEW THREE Room apart­ Lynch Motors, 646-4321. I ' l 4>m1977 McNiwrMSyaJ., lac. /-/O AutomoHvo Sotvieo 60 ment - Handy to bus and shop­ MANCHESTER - Clean 4- NEED CAR? Credit bad? "It wants to leave Ha brain to Harvard.' ping. References and security . room apartment. First floor, Bankrupt? Repossessed? Truckt lor Solo 62 deposit rMuired. $210 per stove, refrigerator, Honest Douglas accepts ELM MOTORS ■ Toyota, Dat- month. Pbllbrlck Agency, references, security required. 1975 DODGE Van - B-IOO. sun specialists, factory lowest down, smallest trained, one day service 114 Realtors, 646^200. $160. Heat no included. 647- payments. Douglas Motors, Automatic, power steering. 1414. East Main Street, Rockville ,.cO' 345 Main. 31,000 miles. Call 64941458. 871-1617.

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