PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura.. Jan. » . 1976 Obituaries The weather she made her home; and two Rockville. The Rev. Donald G. Mrs. Maria B. Vichi Miller, pastor of the United ' Mostly sunny followed by increased grandchildren. Mrs. Maria Berti Vichi, 86, of 147 Congregational Church of Tolland, cloudiness. H i ^ in mid 30s. Clowhr Stipntttn H pralb Mrs. Rush dies;Watkins sister W. Middle Tpke. died this morning at The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at tonight, chance of occaiional U^t Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. will officiate. Burial will be in Maple snow, low IS to 20. Partly cloudy, cold, served as organist at North United Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Cemetery, Berlin. Saturday, high In upper 10s. National Mrs. Lura Watkins Rush, 93, of 214 Watkins of Manchester; and two was the widow of Ernesto Vichi. Burial will be in St. James Mancheater^A City of ViUage Charm Methodist Church and at the Advent Friends hnay call at the funeral weather forecast map on page 11. S. Main St. died Wednesday night at grandchildren. Mrs. Vichi was bom July 29,1889 in Cemetery. Christian Church. She was a former home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Manchester Memorial Hospital. She The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. Gradara, Province of Pesaro, Italy, Friends may call at the funeral member of the Cosmopolitan Gub, p.m. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, J/kHUARY 30, 1976- VOL. XCV, No. 102 FOURTEEN PAGES PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS was Uie widow of William Rush. at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. and lived in Manchester for 38 years. home Friday from 11:30 a.m. until Women’s Christian Temperance Mrs. Rush was bom Nov. 20,1883 in Center St. The Rev. Gibson She was a communicant of St. the Ume of the service. Andrew Lettleri Union, Town and Country Gub of Manchester, daughter of the late Lockward of Granby, Mass., will of­ Bridget Church. TOLLAND — Andrew Lettierl, 67, Hartford and the New England Garence and Jennie Watkins, and ficiate. Burial will be in East Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Peer II of 14 Rd., formerly of Women’s Gub. had lived here all her life. She was a Cemetery. Anthony (Tina) LaPollo and Mrs. ELUNGTON-M rs. Cynthia Mae Hartford, died Wednesday at his Survivors are two sons, Garence member of the Advent Christian There are no calling hours. David (Doris) Fairbanks, both of Peer, 55, of Stafford, formerly of home. W. Rush and Phillip S. Rush, both of Church of New Britain and the Camp The tamily suggests that any Manchester; four grandchildren and Ellington, was dead on arrival H e wasbominHartfordxWherehe High court strikes Manchester; a brother, C. Elmore Bethel Association. She formerly memorial gifts may be made to a two great-grandchildren. Wednesday at Johnson Memorial lived until moving to Tolland two charity of the donor’s choice. The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 Hospital, Stafford Springs, after years ago a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, being stricken at home. She was the. He ~ worked for H.P. Hood until his 400 Main St., With,a Mass at St. wife of Arthur E. Peer H. retirement. Man struck by car dies of injuries Bridget Church at 9. Burial will be in Mrs. Peer was bom Oct. 20,1920 in Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. St. James Cemetery. Friends may Meriden and lived in Ellington before Alfred Lemire with whom he made spending ceilings Roger Saucier, 50, of 379 Bidwell St., Manchester Police said. i transferred to St. Francis Hospital call at the funeral home Friday from moving to Stafford two years ago. his home; a brother, John Lettierl of St. died early today at St. Francis Sturtevant told police he was the same day. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. She is also survived by four sons, West Hartford; a sister, Mrs. An­ Hospital, Hartford, after suffering headed west when the pedestrian Police are still investigating the Arthur E. Peer III of Rockville, Ran­ toinette Massaro of Hartford, and WASHINGTON (UPI) - The dangers of real or apparent corrup­ the act’s expenditure ceilings impose serious head injuries in a Manchester stumbled into the path of his car. accident. Mrs. Lillian Johnson Saucier was given first aid treatment The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 dy A. Peer Jr. of Ellington, and four grandchildren. Supreme Court today sustained in­ tion comparable to those identUM "direct and substantial restraints on traffic accident Monday. VERNON - Mrs. UlUail Johnson, at the scene by nurses of the nearby Main St., is in charge of Timothy G. Peer and Robert C. Peer, The funeral is Saturday at 8:30 dividual contribution limits and dis­ with large campaip contributions.” the quantity of political speech.” Saucier was walking on Bidwell St. 70, of 15 Brent Rd. died Wednesday at both at home; a brother, Charles G. a.m. from the Giuliano-Sagarino at about 6 a.m. Monday when he was Meadows Convalescent Home, was arrangements, which are in­ closure provisions of the 1874 Cam­ The 137-page opinion picked its way The most drastic limitation taken to .Manchester Memorial complete. an East Hartford convalescent home. Mitchell of New York City; two Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., paign Reform Act, but struck down through the complex web of the law, restricts individuals and groups sup­ struck by an automobile driven by She was the widow of Carl Johnson. sisters, Mrs. Howard A. Metcalf of Hartford, with a Mass at 9 at St. Fred C. Sturtevant, 62, of 36 Lucien Hospital by ambulance, and then ceilings on campaign expenditures written in response to the Watergate porting political causes but not can­ Mrs. Johnson was bom Nov. 25, Tolland and Mrs. Wesley G. Root of Peter’s Church, Hartford. Burial will and spending by a candidate fh>m his campaign'abuse disclosures, upset­ didates for election, to $1,000. 1905 in Manchester and lived there Kensington; and three be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery in personal funds. ting some of it and affirming other "It would naively underestimate Mrs. Clara Muller until coming to Vernon several years grandchildren. Bloomfield. The court, in an unsigned opinion, parts. the ingenuity and resourcefulness of The funeral of Mrs. G ara Muller of ago. The funeral is Saturday at 10:30 Friends may call at the funeral also upheld the law’s public financing The U.S. Court of Appeals here had persons and groups desiring to buy 1087 Main St., who was found dead at There’s lots of Bon Ami She is survived by a son, Arthur L. a.m. at White * White-Gibson-Small home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 provision which will provide millions upheld it almost intact on the ground Influence to believe that they would her home Tuesday night, is private Turkington of Vernon, with whom Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., p.m. of tax dollars to conduct the 1976 that such an effort by Congress to have much difficulty devising expen­ Friday at Watkins Funeral Home, presidential nomination battles and eliminate effects of big money on ditures that skirted the restrictioa on 142 E. Center St. in Manchester homes general election campaigns. elections should be given a chance to express advocacy of election or The Rev. Charles Kuhl, pastor of Six firms But it held that most of the powers reform the American campaign defeat but nevertheless benefited the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, If you think Bon Ami has been “scratched” you’ve got another get chance conferred by the act on the Federal system. candidate's campaign,” the opinion will officiate. Cremation will be in Election Conimlssion can be exer­ The Supreme Court opinion said said. Springfield, Mass. thought coming. at project cised only by “Officers of the United There are no calling hours.' Ask Mrs. Gloria Weiss, the wife of the town manager. bodlaiid**** States” and therefore not by the six Six architectural firms, See 'Summer In fTinler’ at Mrs. Muller was born in Germany She’s already had more than 40 calls, as of 9 o’clock this mor­ all from central (Connec­ Our Indoor Wonderland of Planu! appointed members of the commis­ and lived in Manchester for the past ning, about her appeal Wednesday for anyone with old labels. sion which began administering the President promises ticut, will be interviewed Our Spoclol Audubon Hixt Wild 30 years. She was a member of Zion •From T kt Crowu- To »«*" Sm Uf For Youn “People have called about the rectangular boxes, bars of Bon by a committee to select Hous»>rollage-Tanwluiii law last year. Evangelical Lutheran Church. Ami, wooden shipping cartons, a deluxe special carton, and an architect for a SOIL, SEEDS, POTS, bird s eed The smiles didnH last The decision also struck down a She is survived by a niece, Mrs. part of the law that would have Frank Wood of West Hartford, and posters,” she said. Manchester school- PLANTS FLATS, HANGERS, Tliey smiled when this picture was taken but they didn’t smile when they spoke and painted more aid for Israel recreation project. PLANT STANDS, -limited contributions and spending two other nieces in Germany. “Someone also has a round blue can, another with a bottle of ChooM From A Hugo B lbs...... SLID a grim picture of state finances. Manchester-area legislators were guests of the Greater The interviews will be Soloction WINDOW SHELVES, and 2D lbs...... SLID by individuals and groups which sup­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President expressed concern Thursday about the product,” she said. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL SUPPLIES. IDO lbs...... S1S-9S Manchester Chamber of Commerce this morning at The Colony in Talcottville, discussing port or oppose political causes or conducted Feb. 17 and 18 at ONLY Ford has promised to seek "very sub­ Syrian and Palestinian Liberation One party told Mrs. Weiss she could have the wrapper, “but I Alio: Si/nfloww I TMitto Sood, legislative prospects for the General Assembly, session which starts Wednesday. From the philosophy such as the abortion and the Board of Education of­ Poonut Hoirti, Craektd Corn, stantial” economic and militatV aid Organization actions in Lebanon. But fices on N. School St. • Ml •CoMs Also: Intoclleldoo, Tooli, Soil busing issues, but hot'kpeciflc can­ want the powder!” • ImpitioKe Suit Cokoi, Eioetrle Witor left, standing, are George T. LaBonne, Chamber vice-president and chairman of the for Israel, but no firm figures or new he promised Israel will “continue to The six choices were HNter $nd DrM . Womon, Bird Foodon S Houiot, didates. far-reaching agreements were an­ reach for a ^uine peace” in the Program planned Mrs. Weiss, we know, has had more calls today, because The • bpirifu Fern p/u< Squirrol BilBoi. program; State Sen. George Hannon, S^ate Sen. David Barry, State Rep. Abraham Herald turned some over to her. ^ ^ « ,x, made by the committee 3 for $2.00 Glassman, and Mark Kravitz, chairman of the Chamber Legislative Affairs Council. On this score the court said "the in­ nounced after three days of meetings Middle East. } on sudden death from among more than a dependent advocacy restricted ... with Prime Minister 'Yitzak Rabin. He urged resi(mption of the Middle It all started because Gordon Beaham, president of Faultless dozen firms which Seated, from the left, are State Rep. Ted Cummings and William Hale, president of the does not presently appear to pose Startch Co. which is marketing Bon Ami, is a historian. He Nearing the end of his visit, Rabin East talks in Geneva, but without the expressed interest in the Chamber. (Herald photo by Pinto) PLO. Manchester’s Town Fire Depart­ wants to use the slogans in advertising. project — renovations and Diplomatic sources said as a result ment is cooperating with Campbell Beaham came to Manchester for the Sesquicentennial parade additions to Washington of Rabin’s visit, the Council, Knights of Columbus, in a and Bentley schools and and Israel will increase efforts to get special program tonight to explain June 23,1973, with Richard S. Childs. William Childs, father of Richard, was founder of Bon Ami Co. and its subsidiary, the Or- replacement of the West 168 WOODLAND STREETi MANCHESTER • 643-8474 the Geneva talks started. They also what can be done to help victims of Side Recreation Center. Solons paint grim state financial picture said Israel is willing to have s e rra te sudden trauma. ford Soap Co. Voters approved the bilateral talks with Syria and Egypt The "Sudden Death Program,’’ that a proposed state income tax Sailors and Marines Fund. 'Those also bark on any new taxes and l can’t see Beaham and Childs were guests of the Weiss family after the expenditure of $2,373,000 By SOL R. COHEN was the largest ever for similar in Geneva. organized by Fire Capt. Joseph doesn’t have any chance for passage are supercharged and political, he myself voting for any. We find Sesquicentennial parade, and it is through Mrs. Wiess that for the work last Herald Reporter events the Chamber holds before White House Press Secretary Ron McCooe, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at — at least this year. said, "and hard nuts to crack.” ourselves in a dilemma, fiscally, and Beaham seeks any artifacts about Bon Ami in Manchester. November, but it cannt be The message to the business com­ each legislative session. Nessen said Ford did not propose any the KofC Home, 138 Main St. At Pinehursi At Pinehurst At Pinehurst All said they, welcome input from Cummings predicted there is little we’ve got to work our way out.” done unless the state ap­ munity and to state residents in All four legislators (State Sen. new shuttle diplomacy in the Middle The first part of the program is to By the way, Boq Ami is still available in most markets. Chamber members and from the chance, “before possibly 1978,” for He said he feels the state is over­ propriates a share. The SHUKHNE general came over loud and clear David Barry and George Hannon and East, but has "accepted in principle” explain the causes and dangers of SHURFINE general public on any business to Manchester to receive a state grant employed and that he’s recommen­ town must have this morning — The halycon days of State Rep. Ted Cummings and invitations to visit Israel, Egypt and heart attacks, strokes, electrical CUT GREEN RED KIDNEY appear before the 1976 General toward Bentley-Washington-West ding a retraining program for some preliminary plans in order DUNCAN HINES the ’60’s are gone and the state no Abraham Glas^nan) painted a grim Syria, without setting a time. shock and drowning. The second part BEANS Assembly (it convenes Wednesday). Side Rec improvements.ipi He said the employes, so they can fill jobs to seek state funds if they BEANS longer can come up with “something picture of state finances and said all Nessen told newsmen Thursday, will be a demonstration on how vic­ 12 seek float permits CAKE MIXES 303 cans Barry predicte^i.thalGiiXvfiKlisaa’a ...statestate may. place a $50 mllUon-a-year yqc^t^.tfurough attrition. become available, and of­ 303 cans for everyone” programs. legislators are. aware of it. None "’The President will request a very tims of such tragedies can be helped. budget “will be a tiiin budget,” and limit on bonding for school construc- Hannon is chairman of the ficials want to have those The message from four could predict the contents of the substantial foreign assistance "It’s essentially a basic first aid said he doesn’t see any great support tion grants, thus placing Manchester legislature’s Program Review Com­ plans ready for a prompt cans 3 9 9 * Manchester-area legislators — budget Gov. Ella Grasso will submit program for Israel,” he “reaffirmed course in techniques that could make for Bicentennial parade box in the legislature for a state income low on the priority list. mittee. He said his group is under­ application. guests - the Greater Manchester next week, but all agreed it will be an there should be no stagnation or a difference between life and death,” tax. Glassman said the legislature may taking a year-long study of the state The Manchester Bicentennial Conderino said, floats can be no austere, bone-dry budget. They stalemate in the peace process in the NESTLES SEMI SWEET Chamb.—-of Commerce at a He said he’s supporting the go further and change the traditional governmental structure, with the McCooe said. parade committee, to date, has longer than 55 feet, 8 feet 6 inches GOLD MEDAL ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ predicted there won’t be any signifi­ Middle East,” and “reiterated sup­ The program, expected to run legislati\|’S,)ventry ...... 5 O bituaries...... 14 Manchester High School, explain part of the program to visiting parents at an open house. Near Armory 302 MAIN 30 .oe 3 Roheitt SI, kit. t4 RoOtits SI. E«H The at was not immediately known. Dear Abby...... 13 s. W indsor...... 5 prohibitive. Editorial ...... 4 S ports...... 7,8 About 300 persons attended the program orientation held at the high school Wednesday !SiiSiiSiSSSSSSSSSSiSSiSSSS£Sie:SS$SSi^^ E. Hartford...... 5 Vernon ...... 5 night. (Herald photo by Dunn) PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Jan. 29.1976 Obituaries The weather she made her home; and two Rockville. The Rev. Donald G. Mrs. Maria B. Vichi Miller, pastor of the United ' Mostly sunny followed by increased grandchildren. iM anrIfPHtpr Suptitna H rralb Mrs. Maria Berti Vichi, 86, of 147 Congregational Church of Tolland, cloudiness. Higbs in mid 30s. Clou^ The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Rush dies;Watkins sister W. Middle Tpke. died this morning at will officiate. Burial will be in Maple tonight, chance of occasional light Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Stein St. snow, low IS to 20. Partly cloudy, cold, served as organist at North United Cemetery, Berlin. Saturday, high in upper 20s. National Mrs. Lura Watkins Rush, 93, of 214 Watkins of Manchester; and two was the widow of Ernesto Vichi. Burial will be in St. James Manchester—A City of Village Charm Methodist Church and at the Advent grandchildren. Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral weather forecast map on page 11. S. Main St. died Wednesday night at Mrs. Vichi was bom July 29,1889 in home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Manchester Memorial Hospital. She Christian Church. She was a former The funeral is Saturday at 11 a.m. Friends may cali at the funeral Gradara, Province of Pesaro, Italy, p.m. FOURTEEN PAGES was the widow of William Rush. member of the Cosmopolitan Club, at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. home Friday from 11:30 a.m. until MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1976- VOL. XCV, No. 102 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Women’s Christian Temperance and lived in Manchester for 38 years. Mrs. Rush was bom Nov. 20,1883 in Center St. The Rev. Gibson She was a communicant of St. the time of the service. Andrew Lettleri Union, Town and Country Club of Manchester, daughter of the late Lockward of Granby, Mass., will of­ Bridget Church. TOLLAND — Andrew Lettleri, 87, Hartford and the New England Clarence and Jennie Watkins, and ficiate. Burial will be in East Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Peer II of 14 Grant Hill Rd., formerly of Women’s Club. had lived here all her life. She was a Cemetery. Anthony (Tina) LaPolIo and Mrs. ELLINGTON - Mrs. Cynthia Mae Hartford, died Wednesday at his Survivors are two sons, Clarence member o f' the Advent Christian There are no calling hours. David (Doris) Fairbanks, both of Peer, 55, of Stafford, formerly of W. Rush and Phillip S. Rush, both of home. Church of New Britain and the Camp The family suggests that any Manchester; four grandchildren and Ellington, was dead on arrival He was bom in Hartford, where he High court strikes Manchester; a brother, C. Elmore Bethel Association. She formerly memorial gifts may be made to a two great-grandchildren. Wednesday at Johnson Memorial lived until moving to Tolland two charity of the donor’s choice. The funeral is Saturday at 8:15 Hospital, Stafford Springs, after years ago. a.m. from Holmes Funeral Home, being stricken at home. She was the He worked for H.P. Hood until his 400 Main St., With a Mass at St. wife of Arthur E. Peer n. retirement. Man struck by car dies of injuries Bridget Church at 9. Burial will be in Mrs. Peer was born Oct. 20,1920 in Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. St. James Cemetery. Friends may Meriden and lived in Ellington before Alfred Lemire with whom he made spending ceilings Roger Saucier, 50, of 379 Bidwell St., Manchester Police said. transferred to St. Francis Hospital moving to Stafford two years ago. his home; a brother, John Lettieri of St. died early today at St. Francis Sturtevant told police he was the same day. call at the funeral home Friday from She is also survived by four sons, West Hartford; a sister, Mrs. An­ Hospital, Hartford, after suffering headed west when the pedestrian Police are still investigating the 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Arthur E. Peer III of Rockville, Ran­ toinette Massaro of Hartford, and serious head injuries in a Manchester stumbled into the path of his car. accident. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The dangers of real or apparent corrup­ the act's expenditure ceilings Impose Mrs. Lillian Johnson dy A. Peer Jr. of Ellington, and four grandchildren. trafhc accident Monday. Saucier was given first aid treatment The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Supreme Court today sustained in­ tion comparable to those Identify “direct and substantial restraints on VERNON — Mrs. Lilliaii Johnson, Timothy G. Peer and Robert C. Peer, The funeral is Saturday at 8:30 Saucier was walking on Bidwell St. at the scene by nurses of the nearby Main St., is in charge of dividual contribution limits and dis­ with large campaign contributions.’’ the quantity of political speech.” 70, of 15 Brent Rd. died Wednesday at both at home; a brother, Charles G. a.m. from the> Giuliano-Sagarino at about 6 a.m. Monday when he was Meadows Convalescent Home, was arrangements, which are in­ closure provisions of the 1974 Cam­ The 137-page opinion picked its way The most drastic limitation an East Hartford convalescent home. Mitchell of New York City; two Funeral Home, 247 Washington St., struck by an automobile driven by taken to .Manchester Memorial complete. paign Reform Act, but struck down through the complex web of the law, restricts individuals and groups sup­ She was the widow of Carl Johnson. sisters, Mrs. Howard A. Metcalf of Hartford, with a Mass at 9 at St. Fred C. Sturtevant, 62, of 36 Lucien Hospital by ambulance, and then ceilings on campaign expenditures written in response to the Watergate porting political causes but not can­ Mrs. Johnson was born Nov. 25, Tolland and Mrs. Wesley G. Root of Peter’s cihurch, Hartford. Burial will and spending by a candidate from his campaip abuse disclosures, upset­ didates for election, to |1,(X)0. 1905 in Manchester and lived there Kensington; and three be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery in personal funds. ting some of it and affirming other "It would naively underestimate until coming to Vernon several years Mrs. Clara Muller grandchildren. Bloomfield. The court, in an unsigned opinion, parts. the ingenuity and resourcefulness of The funeral of Mrs. Clara Muller of ago. The funeral is Saturday at 10:30 Friends may call at the funeral also upheld the law’s public financing The U.S. Court of Appeals here had persons and groups desiring to buy 1087 Main St., who was found dead at There’s lots of Bon Ami She is survived by a son, Arthur L. a.m. at White ■ White-Gibson-Small home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 provision which will provide millions upheld It almost intact on the ground influence to believe that they would her home Tuesday night, is private Turkington of Vernon, with whom F u n e ra l H om e, 65 E lm S t., p.m. of tax dollars to conduct the 1976 that such an effort by Congress to have much difficulty devising expen- Friday at Watkins Funeral Home, presidential nomination battles and eliminate effects of big money on ditures that skirted the restriction on 142 E. Center St. in Manchester homes general election campaigns. elections should be given a chance to express advocacy of election or The Rev. Charles Kuhl, pastor of Six firms But it held that most of the powers reform the American campaign defeat but nevertheless benefited the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, If you think Bon Ami has been “scratched” you’ve got another get chance conferred by the act on the Federal system. candidate's campaign,” the opinion will officiate. Cremation will be In Election Commission can be exer­ The Supreme Court opinion said said. Springfield, Mass. thought coming. at project l o o d l a n d * ^ cised only by “Officers of the United There are no calling hours. Ask Mrs. Gloria Weiss, the wife of the town manager. See ‘Sum m er in Winter' at States’’ and therefore not by the six Mrs. Muller was born in Germany Six architectural firms, She’s already had more than 40 calls, as of 9 o’clock this mor­ all from central Connec­ Our indoor Wonderland of Plants! appointed members of the commis­ and lived in Manchester for the past ning, about her appeal Wednesday for anyone with old labels. sion which began administering the President promises ticut, will be interviewed Our Spoclot Audobon Mix. WIU 30 years. She was a member of Zion "From Tkm Cromer To Vou” See Us For Your. “People have called about the rectangular boxes, bars of Bon by a committee to select Houte-Follaga-Tarrarium law last year. Evangelical Lutheran Church. an a r c h i t e c t fo r a The decision also struck down a She is survived by a niece, Mrs. Ami, wooden shipping cartons, a deluxe special carton, and SOIL, SEEDS, POTS, BIRD SEED The smiles didnH last part of the law that would have Frank Wood of West Hartford, and posters,” she said. Manchester school- PLANTS FLATS, HANGERS, Ttiey smiled when this picture was taken but they didn’t smile when they spoke and painted more aid for Israel recreation project. Chooss From A Hugs PLANT STANDS, limited contributions and spending two other nieces in Germany. “Someone also has a round blue can, another with a bottle of S lbs. a grim picture of state finances. Manchester-area legislators were guests of the Greater The interviews will be Selsctlon WINDOW SHELVES, and 20 lbs...... S4.1B by individuals and groups which sup­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - President expressed concern Thursday about the product,” she said. THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL SUPPLIES. Manchester Chamber of Commerce this morning at The Colony in Talcottville, discussing conducted Feb. 17 and 18 at ONLY 100 lbs...... S1S.B5 port or oppose political causes or Ford has promised to seek “very sub­ Syrian and Palestinian Liberation One party told Mrs. Weiss she could have the wrapper, “but I the Board of Education of­ Alio: SunRowor S TMatto Sood, legislative prospects for the General Assembly session which starts Wednesday. From the philosophy such as the abortion and • Jade •Colein Ptanul Hoarli, Crsckod Corn, stantial” economic and military aid Organization actions in Lebanon. But fices on N. School St. Also: InttcUcldot, Tools, Soil busing issues, but hot specific can­ want the powder!” *' • Impatience Su*l Cak«n, Elocirle Wslor left, standing, are George T. LaBonne, Chamber vice-president and chairman of the for Israel, but no firm figures or new he promised Israel will “continue to The six choices were Hoslor snd Driod Mslorlsis . Wsrmon, Bird Foodon t Noutca, didates. Mrs. Weiss, we know, has had more calls today, because The • AsperegusFen, ^ program; State Sen. George Hannon, State Sen. David Barry, State Rep. Abraham far-reaching agreements were an­ reach for a genuine peace" in the Program planned made by the committee plus Squirrol BsIRoi. On this score the court said “the In­ Herald turned some over to her. Glassman, and Mark Kravitz, chairman of the Chamber Legislative Affairs Council. nounced after three days of meetings Middle East. on sudden death It all started because Gordon Beaham, president of Faultless from among more than a dependent advocacy restricted ... with Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin. He urged resumption of the Middle dozen firms which Seated, from the left, are State Rep. Ted Cummings and William Hale, president of the does not presently appear to pose Startch Co. which is marketing Bon Ami, is a historian. He Nearing the end of his visit, Rabin East talks in Geneva, but without the expressed interest in the Chamber. (Herald photo by Pinto) PLO. Manchester’s Town Fire Depart­ wants to use the slogans in advertising. project — renovations and ment is cooperating with Campbeii Diplomatic sources said as a result Beaham came to Manchester for the Sesquicentennial parade additions to Washington of Rabin’s visit, the United States Council, Knights of Columbus, in a and Bentley schools and special program tonight to explain June 23, 1973, with Richard S. Childs. William Childs, father of and Israel wilt increase efforts to get Richard, was founder of Bon Ami Co. and its subsidiary, the Or- replacement of the West 168 WOODLAND STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-0474 the Geneva talks started. They also what can be done to help victims of Side Recreation Center. Solons paint grin^ state financial picture said Israel is willing to have separate sudden trauma. ford Soap Co. Voters approved the bark on any new taxes ana 1 can t see bilateral talks with Syria and Egypt The “Sudden Death Program,” Beaham and Childs were guests of the Weiss family after the expenditure of 82,373,000 was the largest ever for similar that a proposed state income tax Sailors and Marines Fund. Those also By SOL R. COHEN myself voting for any. We find in Geneva. organized by Fire Capt. Joseph for the work last events the Chamber holds before doesn’t have any chance for passage are supercharged and political, he Sesquicentennial parade, and it is through Mrs. Wiess that Herald Reporter ourselves in a dilemma, fiscally, and White House Press Secretary Ron McCooe, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at November, but it cannt be each legislative session. — at least this year. said, “and hard nuts to crack.” Beaham seeks any artifacts about Bon Ami in Manchester. The message to the business com­ we’ve got to work our way out.” Nessen said Ford did not propose any the KofC Home, 138 Main St. done unless the state ap­ At Pinehurst At Pinehurst At Pinehurst All four legislators (State Sen. All said they welcome input from Cummings predicted there is little By the way. Bon Ami is still available in most markets. munity and to state residents in He said he feels the state is over­ new shuttle diplomacy in the Middle The first part of the program is to David Barry and George Hannon and Chamber members and from the chance, “before possibly 1978,” for propriates a share. The SHURFINE SHURFINE general came over loud and clear employed and that he’s recommen­ East, but has “accepted in principle” explain the causes and dangers of State Rep. Ted Cummings and general public on any business to Manchester to receive a state grant town must have this morning — The halycon days of ding a retraining program for some invitations to visit Israel, Egypt and heart attacks, strokes, eiectrical preliminary plans in order CUT GREEN RED KIDNEY Abraham Glassman) painted a grim appear before the 1976 General toward Bentley-Washington-West DUNCAN HINES the '60’s are gone and the state no employes, so they can fill jobs Syria, without setting a time. shock and drowning. The second part to seek state funds if they BEANS picture of state finances and said all Assembly (it convenes Wednesday). Side Rec improvements. He said the BEANS CAKE MIXES longer can come up with “something Vqcat^ (hrough attrition. Nessen told newsmen Thursday, will be a demonstration on how vic­ 12 seek float permits 303 cane legislators are aware of it. None Barry predicted thgi GCY.4,Qrasso’s state may. place a 850 mlllion-a-year become available, and of­ 303 cane for everyone” programs. Hannon is chairman of the “The President will request a very tims of such tragedies can be helped. ficials want to have those could predict the contents of the budget "will be a thin budget,” and limit on bonding for school construc­ $ 1 0 t The message from four legislature’s Program Review Com­ substantial foreign assistance “It’s essentially a basic first aid plans ready for a prompt e ™ « budget Gov. Ella Grasso will submit said he doesn’t see any great support tion grants, thus placing Manchester for Bicentennial parade cans -B- 3 9 9 Manche^r-area legislators — mittee. He said his group is under­ program for Israel," he “reaffirmed course in techniques that could make application. 5 'box next week, but all agreed it will be an in the legislature for a state income low on the priority list. guests of v e Greater Manchester taking a year-long study of the state there should be no stagnation or a difference between life and death,” Conderino said, floats can be no austere, bone-dry budget. They tax. Glassman said the legislature may The Manchester Bicentennial Chamber \f Commerce at a governmental structure, with the stalemate in the peace process in the McCooe said. longer than 55 feet, 8 feet 6 inches NESTLES SEMI SWEET predicted there won’t be any signifi­ He said h e’s supporting the go further and change the traditional parade committee, to date, has GOLD MEDAL legislative baakfast at The Colony, goal of streamlining it and curtailing Middle East," and “reiterated sup­ The program, expected to run received 12 applications from wide, and 13 feet- 6 inches high. CHOCO cant new taxes in 1976-77 and agreed elimination of the sales tax on 50-50 per cent formula for school con­ about two hours, is open to the public FLOUR Talcottville. \A turnout of about 75 struction grants. The emphasis, he many of its agencies. port for the security of Israel.” organizations wishing to participate If there are to be people on a float, In Memoriam MORSELS business services and predicted it at no charge. NINE LIVES said, may be on funding for “ We must take a look at all Diplomatic sources said Ford in the June -12 parade. a support must be provided to pre­ In loving memory of Erich A. 12-oz. bag will pass. He said he’s looking at a 5 .be 7 9 ^ CAT FOOD classrooms, as opposed to other finances," said Hannon. “We must would ask Congress for about $1.9 Marti Conderino, coordinator of vent accidents, and there is a limit of Majeska who passed away January 29, possible increase in the inheritance billion. Israel sought 82.5 billion. seven persons on any one float. 1974. eeee^eeeeeeeeeee^ tax and at a possible 32-hour work facilities. require department heads and com­ floats, said Wednesday night that he 9 9 « missioners to justify every dollar In an address to the National Press Fire calls is expecting many more applications Also required on each Boat will be His memory Is as dear today, e*A-oz. cans week for state employes — the latter Glassman said he didn’t intend to As In the hour he passed away. •3 .9 8 they request and every dollar they Club after his final meeting with and is going to contact by phone all an assistant driver and a fire SPECIAL at an estimated 812 to 815 million come across as “a profit of doom and News summary gloom,’’ but the situation casts him spend.” Ford, Rabin said the Lebanese crisis Sadly missed by BIRD FEEDERS M anchester persons having floats in the 1973 extinguisher, Conderino said. \ s j o o CLING FREE saving to the state. “serves as a reminder to us what Applications will be available at Wife Grace Majeska and SPECIAL He said he can’t foresee much that way. Citing the UConn Health Center as Today, 10:48 a.m. — Flooded basement Sesquicentennial parade. Daughter Sally A. Justice cans SHEETS an example, he said he isn't con­ might be the fate of any minority in a the next parade committee meeting Compiled from United Press International legislation other than of fiscal His best forecast, he said, is that at ISO Greenwood Dr. (Town). “There were 42 applicants for the cerned a ^ u t the 8100 million it cost sea of Arab neighbors.” The Town Fire Department said It Sesquicentennial parade, but 36 final­ Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Army and ea. matters, despite the great deal of the state will try to solve its present In Memoriam 6 5 « to build it but is concerned about the responded to nearly 50 water-related ser­ ly entered,” he said. He is hoping for Navy Club. Applications may also be pressure for a variety of other bills. difficulties and to eliminate the vice calls, starting at 11 p.m. Monday and obtained by calling Conderino, 646- In loving memory of Charles Robert TODAY, AS ALWAYS, PINEHURST FOR USDA CHOICE MEAT State National Cummings said the state income existing deficit and then try to pre­ 826 million a year it costs to run it. even more to enter the June 12 Kramer who pass^ away January 29, The breakfast and the program, in­ ending at the Greenwood Dr. call today. 7286. 1973 tax issue is “political and vent a repeat deficit next year. The Eighth District Fire Department parade. HARTFORD — Finance Com­ NORTH PLATTE, Neb. - cluding a question-and-answer According to state regulations. BERNIE'S GOOD PIZZA DUBUQUE SKINLESS supercharged,” and that, even He said the appropriations and Bush takes logged about 20 calls In the same period. Time heals they say and maybe It does SHURFINE TURKEYS missioner Jay 0. Tapper should Erwin Charles Simants has been period, took about 45 minutes and, as BOT Miln SlfMt, MinchMltr But memories last and so does love. FRANKFURTS though he leans toward passage of finance committees are “committed Down In our hearts he's living yet. resign, according to Rep. Gerald sentenced to death in the elec­ to reducing state expenditures,” and many said when it ended, gave an in­ “ We’ll Make You A 10 to 12 lb. Young such a measure, he doesn’t know at We loved him too dearly to ever forget. F. Stevens, R-Milford, the Rouse tric chair for killing six that “even the traditional Sacred sight into workings of the legislature over CIA Pin a You Can’t Refuse!’’ TENDER HENS lb. this point how he’d vote, Mother and Family Republican leader, citing members of a Nebraska farm acknowledging, “As most of us are, Cows are threatened.” not known to most people. lb. 9 9 ^ Tapper’s admission there was CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOME 646-5555 family. I, too, am a political animal.” Reminding his listeners he had The legislators left behind two PERDUE FRESH juggling of the lapse figures in WASHINGTON (UPI) - George He said he can’t predict “at this predicted that 1975-76 “would be a clear-cut observations — the average Large Family or Freezer Special Bush, former chairman of the CHICKEN LEGS his reports. SAN FRANCISCO - The date, at this hour” how he’ll vote on tough fiscal year,” he said, “1 see taxpayer is against any new taxes Republican Party, today became the judge and attorneys in the ^ proposals to place state employes on 1976-77 as a tougher fiscal year, in and favors a cut in state spending, PARK HILL-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP FRESH LEAN first person with a distinct political Patricia Hearst trial offer little a 40-hour week and for a transfer to many ways, than last year.” and Gov. Grasso’s budget message HARTFORD - Unless background to be sworn in as direc.- WEEKEND SPECIALI PORK LOINS ,h 79« hope that jury selection for the the General Fund of the Soldiers, Hannon said, “I see no need to em­ will be along the same lines. February’s weather is especial­ bank robbery trial will be tor of the CIA. Iowa State Corn Fed ly harsh, the Connecticut finished before next week. President Ford participated in the MIXED GROTE & WEIGEL ceremonies at the intelligence agen­ Gov’t Inspected NATURAL CASING Department of Transportation Whole Loin or expects to be able to stay within Four defendants convicted cy’s headquarters in Langley, Va., POM PONS BOUQUET FRANKFURTS ■ WASHINGTON - The convic­ about 12 miles outside Washington. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER S*A lb. rib half...... lb. its snow removal budget, The defense objected to the partial LOWEJl AT tion of Rep. James R. Jones, D- NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Four No verdict was returned for Bush replaces William E. Colby, William Keish, DOT spokesman, verdicts but Newman told the jury it Our meat men will cut to order Okla., for failing to report an il­ defendants convicted in' the 81 Michael Tiche, 23, of Boyers, Pa., the who was appointed director of the 9 1 50 said Thursday. DOT has spent was “entirely appropriate to return Freezer wrap all or part legal campaign contribution million Shelton Sponge Rubber last of nine defendants in the com­ agency in 1973 by President Richard *2.29 bunch lb. 1 . about 85.5 milllion of the 89 the verdicts you have reached. ” ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ million budgeted for the work. from Gulf Oil Co. may be the firebombing returned to court today plex trial. M. Nixon. (Main Street Store Only) Cash A Carry WHEN YOU SHOP PINEHURST YOU GET first of a series of cases against as the jury deliberated on further FLOWERS tnd ARRANQEMENTS FOR EVERY OCCASION . . 4 USDA CHOICE BEEF corporations and congressmen charges. for alleged campaign finance The four were convicted in U.S. 36 OAK ST„ MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 HARTFORD - Gov. Ella T. ' FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Cakeler, Prop. violations. District Court Thursday of con­ BITE SIZED Grasso’s reported plan to give a spiracy to commit arson in the in­ TENDER CUBES CHILDREN’S 8300 across-the-board raise to WASHINGTON - President surance scheme, and interstate BEEF STEW Large Family or Freezer Speclall state employes in an effort to Ford will make his first political travel to carry out the arson. They 9 7 40 make len^hening their work trip financed by his presidential were: Peter Betres, 55, a jovial ib. J. Carefully Trimmed Packer Cut week more acceptable was campaign committee Saturday businessman from Butler, Pa.; BACK BY Whole (8-lb. average) termed “an insult” by Michael when he flies to the Detroit area Ronald Betres, 33, a steel company ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Ferrucci Jr., executive director to address the Midwestern foreman, also from Butler, and a StrideRlte' POPULAR DEMAND! of the American Federation of cousin of Peter; Albert Coffey, 43, a USDA CHOICE Republican Governors FIT FOR A KID USDA CHOICE State, County and Municipal Conference. He will fly to roofer from Beavers Falls, Pa.; and SEMI BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP Employes, Council 16. Williamsburg, Va., in the after­ Anthony Just, 49, whose family runs AUTHENTIC CHUCK ROAST noon for a Bicentennial dinner a construction business in REEF ROAST .b event before returning to Greensburg, Pa. n m E R iin n 9119 The panel advised Judge Jon 0. lb. Washington. Cut to ordar...all or part freezer wrapped I Regional Newman it was deadlocked on two other counts: interstate transporta­ inDinn ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ SHOE SALE! CONCORD, N. H. — President International tion of explosives and possession of a JEUIEIRV,. i;i; Ford’s campaign lieutenants destructive device without proper USDA CHOICE 5 deny use of fill-in-the-blank at- LUSAKA, tembia — Soviet- registration. Ronald Betres faced SPECIAL THREE DAYS ONLY IPs Freezer Tihte,,, backed troops have launched a LARGEST SALE OF SHORT tacks on challenger Ronald only the possession charge. The price is right and Frank Toros is ready to take blitzkrieg against two vital The convicted face a maximum of AM ERO N INDIAN JEWELRY BEEF RIBS your order for U.S.D.A. Choice Hinds, Chucks, Loins, Reagan as the battle between IN THE (XNJNTRY Repbublicans ignites 25 days towns on the coast of Angola and five years imprisonment and 810,000 or any cut you prefer. Come in, or call him at 643-4151. massed for an attack on the pro- All ve distinctive, origiul pieces direct ,B * before the primary election. fines for each of the two counts. The from Southwestern Indian Reservations. 9 0 Western capital of Huambo, remaining counts carry maximums One of the finest collections ever presented^ il BOSTON — The Governor’s Marxist-controlled radio of 10 years and 810,000. to the public ... ^ Try our Imported German Kraut with Small Tender Spareribe of Pork or reported today. HUNDREDS OF Country Style Pork Ribs which are featured at $1.35 Ib. We will have Fresh Si Advisory Committee on Correc- (Discontinued Styles Only) SPECIALS Oysters, Tiny Scallops, Flounder and Perch fillets and frozen Swordfish. tiohs says Massachusetts’ hi iw.30 sea ioriL . SEOUL, Korea - Two U. S. WL tM.11 10k u .10r.11 U bulging prisons pose a problem Cwtiticatn s m r* I toku. ar.u » that could become explosive if Air Force Phantom jet fighters ol Authanildtyh Inside today WINTER BOOTS 6 their populations are not thinned collided and crashed today about Dummy getting attention Starling Silvar § and their facilities not im- 90 miles south of Seoul, a Armtd Security PINEHURST GROCERY INC. Andover...... 5 F am ily ...... 6 and Genuine Turquoise on duty ^ proved; but acknowledged the military release said. The fate of Bolton...... 5 H ebron...... 5 The patient, a dummy, is the center of attention as Geraldine Hoyt, R.N., left foreground, OPEN THURS. AND FRI. TIL 8 P.M. the four crew members aboard SILVER EAGLE TRADERS *» SUNDAY 8 A.M. TIL 2 P.M. cost of renovation of most of the Classified . 10-11-12 Lottery number . 2 and Carol McKeon, assistant program director of the nurse aide training program at s n to the two F4d Phantom-11 jets SLIPPERS 30 HOLIDAY INN, EAST HARTFORD Near The Armory at 302 MAIN g state prisons would be Coventry ...... 5 Obituaries...... 14 Manchester High School, explain part of the program to visiting parents at an open house. % 003 Rohortt St., Ini. S4 Robortt St. E«ll Dear Abby...... 13 W indsor...... 5 prohibitive. was not immediately known. s. Editorial ...... 4 S ports...... 7.8 About 300 persons attended the program orientation held at the high school Wednesday E. Hartford...... 5 Vernon ...... 5 night. (Herald photo by Dunn) S ..ji •N

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• Betty P. Wirtz, 37, of South cash bond for appearance in Common School bus knocks over fire hydrant Police report Windsor, charged on a warrant with Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Feb. 25. Pinochle iNNIAL two counts of issuing a bad check. scores IMPORTANT NOTICE TO . . . Crossroads offers Cbignier J . Wesolowski, 19, of A school bus turning onto Bigelow St., cut the residence, the home was Court date is Feb. 23. by Manchester Police Bridget Vogelsong, 37, of 35 Foster B k m C m m from Main St. to Bigelow ransacked and it wasn’t • Michael J. Rice, 16, of East Worcester, Mass., was charged Top scorers in the Connecticut Blue Cross corner too short, and ’Diursday included: St. was charged wioi reckless driving St. late Thursday morning known if anything was mis­ Hartford, charged ’Itiursday after­ Thursday with forth-degree larceny. Manchester Senior Citizens knocked over the hydrant. • R e p o r t s o f a after a nehr-accident ’Thursday night Direct Pay Members Awareness Program knocked over a fire Water spurted from the fraudulent $20 bill passed sing. noon with fourth-degree larceny The complaint was made by K-Mart Pinochle Group game with a police cruiser, Manchester hydrant, destroying it, • A fire which destroyed (shoplifting) at King’s Department and Fayva’s at Vernon Circle. He Thursday at the Army and hydrant for several at the Pinehurst Grocery, Police reported. APPROVAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY THE STATE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT FOR drug and alcohol abuse, and possible Manchester Police said minutes until Town Water the interior of a car at lUUs Store, Manchester Shopping was on a $100 bond for court Navy Club are Audrey Crossroads,, M anchester’s 302 Main St. Origin of the Patrolman Gary Benson said he RATE ADJUSTMENTS IN THE DIRECT PAY PROGRAMS EFFECIIVE MARCH t, preventative measures which today. St. and Hillstown Rd. at Parkade. Court date is Feb. !U. appearance in Rockville today. Durey, 642, Gladys Seelert, APRIL 1 AND MAY 1,1976 AS THE OUARTERLY BILLS BECOME DUE. counseling add drug information Department workers shut bill — a $1 certificate with was driving south on New St., using parents can employ. Each session The Windsor Bus Service It off. The damaged 9:14 p.m. Thursday. Police • Michael C. Winegar, 16, of South 597, Esther Anderson, 573, center, is sponsoring a Parent part of a $20 bill taped over his siren and flashing lights, and was PRESENT RATES NEW QUARTERLY RATES Awareness Program on three con­ will conclude with a discussion Inc. bus, carrying 10 hydrant was removed and said the car, unoccupied Windsor, charged Thursday night John Scalise, 34, of New Britain Mike DeSimone, 571, Inez it — was unknown, police about to pass a vehicle when the vehi­ Plan Individual period. passengers at the time, when officers and town fire with fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ was arrested on a warrant Thursday Mahoney, 566, Vincent Family Individual Familv secutive Monday evenings at 7:30 hasn’t been replaced yet. said. cle stopped suddenly and the driver “The solution to the problem of was driven by Barbara J. fighters were summoned, ting) at Caldor of Manchester, Burr charging him with issuing a bad Borello, 564, Joe Windsor, DP-12 $ 20.50 starting Feb. 23 at the center, 33 Nobody was hurt in the • Burglaries at homes on opened the door. * $ 25.85 S 56.90 drug and alcohol abuse begins in the Polinsky, 25, of 277 11:15 a.m. accident. No turned out to have been Comers Shopping Plaza. Court date check. He is to appear in court in 557, Joseph Carlin, 556, DP-16 22.45 48 m 20.16 Park St. Porter St. and Ludlow Rd. Benson said he swerved to avoid 63.10 home. If parents and their Highland St. Police said charges were lodged. stolen from Hartford is Feb. 23. Rockville, Feb. 25. Jennie Fogarty, 549, OP-18 29.30 60.10 The program is in response to the Giange totaling $45 was hitting the door and hit a patch of ice. 31.80 65.20 youngsters are to engage in a she was driving south on earlier Thursday. M argaret Schaller, 542, DP-25 39.35 80.35 growing concern in Manchester taken in the Porter St. The cruiser went off the road and VERNON 35.30 72.05 regarding drug abuse among young meaningful dialogue, it is essential Main St., attempted a turn Other cases investigated break. At the Ludlow Rd. Delm ar D. Martin, 16, of 103 Robin Luce, 22, of 14 Merrow Rd., Helen Moske, 541. DP-30 46.05 91.70 49.15 97.85 Founded in 1754. King's nearly hit several large trees, Ben­ people, and the goal of the program that both have accurate infor­ Tolland was charged Thursday with The group sponsors a DPSPiOO 68.20 128.40 84.35 158.85 Coiicge was originaily son said. Brooklyn St., Rockville, was charged mation,” Brietenfeild said. operating under the influence of game each Thursday at DP SDE 12.45 — — is to offer drug education to parents situated near New York's pre­ Thursday with third-degree assault 17.25 Court date is Feb. 10. liquor or drugs. He was released on a and concerned adults, James The Parent Awareness Program is sent City Mali, and was financ­ after an altercation on W. Main St. 9:45 a.m. at the Army and Breitenfeld, director of the center open to all town residents free of ed through a series of iotteries About Town Arrests made by Manchester Police said another male was in­ $ ^ non-surety bond for appearance Navy Club. Play is open to in court in Rockville, Feb. 25. all senior citizens. said. charge. Registration closes Feb. 18. organized by the provincial Members of Manchester banks, a member of the . Sunset Rebekah Lodge ficers at its meeting Police included : jured. Martin was released on a $100 One hour of each 90-minute session For more information or to register government. After graduating Emblem Club will meet organization. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. a number of Revolutionary tonight at 8 at the Marine will cover such topics as technical call Crossroads, 646-2015, Monday tonight at 7:30 at Holmes War notables and Founding a t th e Marine Corps Corps League Home. drug information, causes leading to through Friday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Fathers, the college was forc- Funeral Home, 400 Main Mrs. Christopher J. Dodd League Home. Richard Bell, district depu­ Manchester ,ed to close in 1776 due to the St., to pay respects to the will Speak about “ Russian Refreshments will be ty grand master, will of­ War. It reopened in 1784. The late Mrs. Maria Vichi, Jew ry” tonight at the served. ficiate at the installation World Almanac recalls, with a Hospital notes whose daughter, Mrs. Hadassah Sabbath Service ceremony. Anyone lose a boat? new name: Columbia College. Anthony LaPollo, is a at 8:15 p.m. at Temple King David Lodge of Odd Pre-Inventory Sale! member of the club. Beth Sholom. Fellows will install of­ :Si%‘SS Policemen checked homes on police the 12-foot aluminum boat was Discharged Wednesday: Durant St. in an effort to locate the in a flooded area south of the Parents Anonymous will Irene Bailey, 466 W. Middle boat owner, but nobody claimed it. So Fairway Catalog Showroom on Heart Fund drive meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Tpke.; Angelo Felice, 50 police checked an old, faded registra­ Broad St. For further information "The Fin I on Co. Birch S t.; Lucy Cassarino, TEXAS mSTRUMENTt Which Savas Ydu Money” 16 Lilley St.; Thomas tion number on the boat, but still they needs volunteers about the organization and s a v e , Full Function couldn’t locate the owner. meeting call 1-800-842-2288 PLAZA DEPT. STORE Kelley, Warehouse Point; The Heart Fund Manchester drive (Wo Havo A Notion To PHpta) 5 0 % The boat was taken to police toll free, and ask for Edith Reynolds, 86 Niles S lid e R u le is in need of additional volunteers to Noxt to Franh’t Supormarkol headquarters and placed in “found Marsha. Dr.; Theresa Gadbois, 55 help in door-to-door solicitation from Earn Middla Tpke., Manchaalar C a lc u la to r property” storage. The lottery B&B Whitney Rd.; Sheila Feb. 9 through 29. O’B rien, 66 Duncaster Lee Barry of 72 Durant St. looked Manchester-Bolton Girl The winning number in Anyone interested in helping with Lane, Vernon; Mary out his window Thursday morning Scout leaders will meet the Connecticut lottery this the solicitation may call the Heart OIL CO. ONE STOP Carey, East Hartford; and saw a rowboat floating in his tonight at 7 at Holmes week is 37-red-182. Days chairman, Shirley McRay at Funeral Home, 400 Main Laura Poepple, East Hart­ Pi, exponent Key, memory, backyard; 649-7037. St., to pay respects to the a 24 Hr. Bumw Servica ford. square root andI squares MWf Barry, who doesn’t own a boat, told SHOPPING much more. late Mrs. Maria Vichi, a 24 Hr. NoUca for Also, Nancy Dowling, 96 mother of Mrs. Doris Fair- Dollvory Evergreen Rd., Vernon; 200 Gal. Mlnlmuin .llNde|nM «ti .hstnidioii Bwita Charles Brunson IV, 18 INVEBTIQATE CHARTER BAVINQS TO a Automatic Dollvory' .EaM hiy PiMts .RaihiCanls Hatheway Rd., Ellington; 45 Pc. Dinnenware Sets Hand Cut Stemware Rubberm aid IRELAND Shawn' Held, 137 Helaine Advocate volunteers sought DlieoYtr - floxlbUHy, Convmicnc*, dapwidibllHy .K n ittii^ Worsted . Jig Saw Puzzles oot ■nd PrIOM You Thought You'd Novur And lodn. Rd.; Donald Clayton, Service for 8 12 Pc. S et for 4 A uto R M ats! dinating, and which will be From 1240 Boiton, Shannon round-trip Alrtara via .Liquid Embroidery . Butterick Patterns Glastonbury; Donald Recent legislation has department on aging to Pan Am AIrwaya 707 |al • tor 10 daya. 3 7 a f i Our Our conducted in Hartford. Allard, East Hartford; Our required local health direc­ take part in a piiot _ P E R ^ L L ^ . Knitting Needies .Buttons Reg. Reg. J 9 7 A state statute requires Book-At Isast 75 days In advancs Michael Peterson, Glaston­ FUU FRONT tors in towns where there program. .Zippers 69l99 1 ^ Rea. 6.99 11419 that these positions be un- and taka advanlags of Ihasa .Red Heart Yam bury. are extended care facilities The advocates should be supar chartar savings. Stoneware - Antigua pattern. Earthenware - Includes water goblets, wines, champagnes. salaried. However, Tapes & Thread to appoint advocates to interested in geriatrics or Coat-llstad abova ara baaad on 3 6 . 9 Criss-cross pattern; famous Nikko ceramics. Two sets make service tor 8. ^ 0 0 listen to patients’ problems have had training or volunteers may be reim­ FUUREAR minimal chartar rataa, with all 700-1,000 QALS. Reg. 5.99 11420 or complaints and attempt experience with the in­ bursed for mileage. saata on plana baing flilad Need Something? Ask Plazal to resolve them. stitutionalized individual. Any person interested in Call 649-2947 Our becoming an advocate R ^ . Low FRONT TWIN 7 8 7 Manchester is one of 15 The advocate will be a For Datalls Sand Coupon Prices To tit CARKTED towns in the Capitol Region volunteer and will attend a should contact the local Public 40"” OFF most cars. Re«.9.99 g 18528 PMinM selected by the advocate 30-hour training session, town health director. Dr. FAMOUS NAME project coordinator in the which Manchester Com­ Alice Tureck, for further O’KBEFE TRAVEL AQENCY-Att: Piul Ryin~ records 700 Sill* Duma, WttharafMd, Conn. 00100 17-JEWEL WATCHES* leavy Duty All Steel Tool Box Q96 munity College is coor­ information at 649-5281, PtoOn mill m i ditilli or p m g n m i vith Lift-Out Tray, Rag. 14.99...... 9 extension 211. OME______Warranty deed Reg. -N4ROW4ReoeFT.. I Goodrow A. Gilbert Sr. 29.97 Theater Schedule Howto to 89.97 1 7 “ . . 5 3 “ to Walter S. and Virginia And many other brands for the entire family! I m WmwM h 0» MaS d H. Celinski, property at 28- Deluxe 5 Pc. 30 Hollister St., $42,000. • Electric • Day/Date • Automatic • Calendar U.A. East 1 - “The Man Was A Raccoon,” 7:00-9:20 Side of the Mountain,” 7:20- •L.E.D. and Timex Watches not included. S in k S e t Trade name Who Would Be King,” 7:00- Burnside 1 — “Shampoo,” 9:20 Not all models In all stores. Sesame Street 9:15; “Ladies, Gentlemen, gather Newton R. Emerson, 7:15-9:15 Showcase Cine 1 — “Lucky The Rolling Stones Yellow Lady,” 7;30-9;50 doing business as Sunny Cookie Canisters Submarine,” Midnight show. B u r n s id e 2 — “ F u n n y Showcase Cine 2 — Em Company, 9 Village St. 32” Table Lamp with Shade \’ U.A. E a s t 2 — “ Sham poo,” Lady,” 7:00-9:30 “Sunshine Boys," 7:15-9:35 The Sensuous Our Reg. 7:10-9:15 Showcase Cine 3 — “Dog " sa v eo v er ! a ^ 7 0 Vernon Cine 1 — “If You Stone Ring 14!99 • Drain Board U.A. East 3 - "Walt Day Afternoon,” 7:00-9:30 50% •Dish Drainer Don't Stop,” 7:00-8:30-10:00 nrllington a£imi]y. "Oscar the Grouch," “ Big Bird," "Ernie" or Disney's Blackbeard's Ghost Showcase Cine 4 — in Sterling Silver •Sink Strainer Vernon Cine 2 — “The Other OFF 11; "Cookie Monster" in ceramics. and Hound Who Thought He “Hustle," 7:20-9:45 Ibthcntic Engfisk fare BERNIE’S GOOD PIZZA • Soap Dish If 'you're planning a family get-together, you have a lot ORIG. LOW PRICE Elegant traditional styling, combining metal 36 A iit. per (tore, No Rain Chteki fortbeGounatt 999 Mein Slfcet, Mancheeter ana the look of marble; suitable shade. • Spatula Sootn ground to cover. Getting out the word. Getting out i “IF YOUR HAIR 18 NOT "We'll Make You A OUR HOUStWAMtOePT. I BECOMINO TO YOU - YOU EXPERENTUL WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN OUR SPECIALTY: BEEF WELIINCTON directions. Or just getting answers to questions such as who ORIG. SHOULD BE COMINQ TO DPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Pizza You Can't Refuse!" 3). 19.97 ME.” LUNCH, DINNER, IDUNOE doesn't like creamed spinach? 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MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 30,1978- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Jan. 30, 1976 Residents okay Flanders Bridge Suburban briefs Coventry Council members in­ bridge would use the concrete beams and would Reagan-Shriver plans liven campaign dicated they had hoped to existing abutements and be 21 feet in width and l®aurl)patpr Supitiitg Mpralb MONICA SHEA save the 56,000 for the use surplus prestressed allow for two way traffic. Grand jury nanied 742-9495 townspeople. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON — Sargent Shriver, at a Lexingtoq, Mass., economic 1980. Whew! A p p ro x im a tely 70 But one resident told SALE Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Press Internatidnal like Ronald Reagan a candidate for anaiysis outfit. That doesn’t make There is not much new to Siriver’s VERNON—Eighteen Tolland County residents have residents attended the those attending the ANDREW TULLY special town meeting Mon­ Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, President, like Ronald Reagan has the plan foolproof but it does say that plan for combating the high cost of been named to a grand jury due to consider an indict­ meeting that the closed The Bast Pizza In Town” Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. had the temerity to come up with some expert thinking and scientific iiving. Mostiy, he would depend qn ment against Richard T. Delage, charged with the day and approved un­ bridge was endangering his some specific medicine for the ailing "get the country moving.” examination have gone into it. permanent wage-price guidelines alleged murder of Paget A. Weatherley, a University animously the agreement family. Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor Republic. After all, the whole purpose of a In his proposal, Shriver caiis for 1.6 and the jawboning of the KennedV- of Connecticut graduate student, in 1969. The panel is between Columbia and Emergency vehicles Not Btcautt Wo Say So, But Coventry for the replace 25% OFF Reagan would transfer., some presidential campaign is—or should million public service jobs next year, Johnson years. But he would create to convene Feb. 4 behind closed doors at the Tolland such as fh'e trucks and am­ federal government functions and be — to find out what kind of a Presi­ plus varying stimuli to the economy specific programs to stabilize food County Superior Court in Rockviiie to listen to the ment of the Flanders River bulances must take a long BocauM YOU Say So, And Tha Road Bridge over the Hop Opinion some federal revenue sources to the dent a candidate wouid be. Shriver that would create 1.9 million mote and fuel. prices and would seek state’s case against Delage, 31, of Thompson. route through WiUimantic states. He says h|s proposal would and Reagan have gone out on a limb. new job openings. He wants the tem­ stricter antitrust laws to encourage River. to get to his house. Cuatomar la Alwaya Right At result in more efficiency at less cost Maybe they’re both suffering from porary tax cut extended at least until competition and an easing of govern­ Nursery school registration Jesse Brainard, chair­ Those attending the man of the Town Council, to the taxpayer. Shriver has sub­ rocks in the head, but the sensible the end of 1976 and further tax cuts ment regulation of business. HEBRON—Preregistration for 1977-78 classes for meeting also authorized WHITER JACKETS explained to those atten­ mitted a 9,000-word economic plan he thing is to give their proposais a considered. He wants tax credits for No doubt there are holes in both the three and four year olds Is being accepted by the the town manager to Getting down to ding what had already says would cut unemployment below careful and fair hearing. additional private employment to Reagan and Shriver programs. It Hebron Center Nursery School. The cooperative school borrow up to 536,530 if BERNIE’S GOOD PIZZA awuwismaaa ■BrsmwjaaBTOaiimanwiaaTTWu transpired and how the two — NNaaBs.B«eHBSMSBNunnBinsaumTM-wnT-H 5 per cent and inflation from 8.1 to 6.3 This space suggested the other day supplement current tax incentives would be strange if there were not. was incorporated in 1971. It is self-governing, non­ federal funds are not towns came to agree on the Bicentennial basics per cent by the middle of 1978. that the Reagan plan, shorn of its for the purchase of new machinery Right off, Shriver is fauited here for profit, interdenominational, and inter-racial. To learn available. Predictably, both proposal^ have quick-fix window dressing, could and equipment. rejecting wage^price controis except new bridge. Robert Victor of Colum­ 699 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER more, call Mrs. Mary Ruth of Porter Rd., membership Many residents been bombarded by some critics. It make sense. On the liberal side, the If the Shriver plan worked, it would as a last resort. Last-resort time has chairperson. bia explained the new (TNBOLOLASTMDA) FRL& Since his appointment in Warner points out, the ARBA is, after all, a free country and even same can be said about Shriver’s. In bring in vast new tax revenues from arrived. And Reagan underestimates expressed anger and con­ cern Uiat even with last SAT. 1974, as head of the American has no power to tell anyone wrongheaded critics serve the pur­ any case, ideas are not all that plen­ the newly employed — most of whom the capacity — not to say the Old car taxes higher a n y SLED pose of getting more light on con­ now draw unemployment checks and eagerness — of many states to night’s approval it could be Phono 646-5555 SAOO tiful that the electorate can afford to VERNON — Most car owners will receive a higher TAKE Revolution Bicentennial Ad­ what to do. It can only advise troversial issues. But that does not thus are a burden on the Treasury. economize at the expense of the poor as much as three or four 4 M STOCK dismiss an offering from any tax bill for them this year, said Ben Joy, Vernon ministration, John Warner has and help state and local mean that Shriver and Reagan should quarter. The result, he claims, would be an in­ and aged. ^ months before the bridge ANOTHER assessor. He got this message from the Connecticut 6 Sizes not be awarded points for offering Shriver’s proposal is hardiy an off- crease in net spendable income of 22 But each man has given a dreary could be opened. Bemie’s Good Pizza traveled more than a quarter- Bicentennial commissions in Association of Assessing Officers. The tax is based on They asked the Town million miles, crisscrossing detailed remedies for our malaise. the-cuff job. A dozen economists con­ per cent over a four-year period. primary campaign a shot in the arm planning their observances. One gets fed up with Presidential New income tax revenues, he says, by daring to deliver himself of an the average retail value of the car. Many used cars Council to consider spen­ (WITH THIS COUPON) IM_____ 2 MAIN tT. tributed to that 9,(XX)-word document, failed to depreciate during the past year. Since fewer these not-so-United States. The freedoms won two cen­ candidates who confine themselves and the projecte^results were based could make possible a balanced idea. Both deserve a salute. With ding the 56,000 for planking ONAPIZZA FARR’S T a . 043-7111 new cars were bought in the past year, fewer cars You might think that urging turies ago included not only to generalized promises that they’ll on a computer modei of the economy budget with a surplus by January fingers crossed, of course. of the bridge to open it ‘sr'sos were traded in, and used car prices went up, he temporarily to a limited IIHFrJ!J^.64$-SSSS Americans to look back across freedom of speech but freedom explained. Also, the tax rate may go up along with the vehicle traffic such as •Try It - Youll Lika H" OPEN DULY TO • PN their first 200 years to of taste, he reminds us. value of the taxpayer’s old car, he said. those under five tons. rediscover the nation’s On a more encouraging note, Inequality afflicts Better Government meeting strengths of spirit and wisdom he also reports that “what ANDOVER — The Andover Committee for Better would be an easy task, says strikes me most as I move malpractice system Government will meet Sunday at 8 p.m. in the home of Warner, a former secretary of around the country is the great Ellen Davidson on Rt. 6. It will discuss the traffic signal at the shopping center on Rt. 6, work on its the Navy. “It is not always.” enthusiasm of citizens from bylaws, and compile questions to ask the fire com­ He freely admits there are every walk of life for activities The severe burden soaring malpractice insurance costs are missioners about a town ambulance. It also plans to dissenting views on the that say, ‘You bet, I’m proud to placing on the nation’s physicians — DON OAKLEY write a proposed ordinance for the town on paper Bicentennial. Many blacks and be an American.” and ultimately on their patients — is ballots ^t all Town Meetings regardless of the subject of the vote. A person’s vote is one of the few things he American Indians, for exam­ So far, the ARBA’s computer only part of the “malpractice favor of the defendant (thd doctor or has left, said a committee member. ple, complain that they haven’t crisis.” Even if the present system that keeps track of what could continue to lumber along as it hospital). Scholarships for women much to celebrate. Americans are doing or plan­ has in the past, it would still demand 3. Awards or settlements for more To them, Warner replies, ning in observance of the reform. than 5100,000 represent only 2.5 per BOLTON—Phipps scholarships are available for members of the Bolton Woman’s Club. To be eligible, a “O.K. Use the Bicentennial to nation’s 200th birthday has According to the preliminary fin­ cent of the incidents, yet result in ‘Forbes &‘‘\^IIace dings of one study of medical more than 50 per cent of total member must be working toward a bachelor’s or point up to the whole county recorded more than 30,000 ac­ malpractice claims, many injured awards. master’s degree and must have completed two or your problems and needs. tivities, with an unknown parties are being compensated with Awards or settlements for more more years of study. The applicant must have earned a America is strong enough to amounts far in excess of their than 550,000 represent .5 per cent of 3.0 quality point average or better. Forms are at the number yet to be reported. home of Sandy Pierog, Brandy St. look at its sometimes gray reported economic loss while many the incidents, yet result in two*thirds “The year 1976 will be a others are either receiving amounts of the total awards. past.” benchmark for generations,” which are considerably less than Awards or settlements in excess of Hospital drive closes Then there are complaints says Warner, “a point in time their reported economic loss or are 525,000 represent 8 per cent of the in­ VERNON-Several large donations brought that the Bicentennial celebra­ when America stood amid receiving nothing at all. cidents, yet result in more than 75 Rockville Hospital’s first fund drive to a close with a Specifically, of those injured par­ per cent of total award or settlement total of $57,490.70 collected. The drive started Oct. 27 JanuarySales tion is being turned into a massed flags and exploding ties who do receive awards or dollars. and continued through the end of the year. The “ Buy-centennial Sell- fireworks to look both settlements, 55 per cent receive 4. Regardless of the outcome of a Kingfisher Corp. of Tolland gave $2,000; Amerbelle ebration” because of a flood of backwards and forwards at more than two times their reported claim, substantial amounts of Corp. of Rockville, $1,000; and the Morris Joseloff expense money are involved both in shoddy souvenirs aimed at what America is and should be. economic loss and 28 per cent receive Foundation, $500. The drive’s aim was to buy needed more than five times their reported bringing a claim and in defending equipment for the hospital. cashing in on patriotic fervor. “Not everyone can afford economic loss. against it. | But only a part of this out­ gold or silver medallions. But But fully 50 per cent of the parties 'The study, based on information Spacemobile coming pouring of memorabilia is of­ I’m sure most Americans will for which medical malpractice claim from 10,000 medical malpractice HEBRON—The National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ficially sanctioned by the files are established receive no claims closed in 1974, was initiated ministration (NASA) spacemobile is a panel truck want something that says, award or settlement under the pre­ by an “All-Industry Committee on American Revolution which carries equipment that a space science educator ‘Yes, I was there then. And sent tort liability system. Medical Malpractice Insurance” and uses to conduct lectures and shows. It will comb to Bicentennial Commission in what we say and thought and No doubt many of the latter are was funded by the American In­ Rham High School Monday and to Bolton High School Washington, in return for did will become part of the pure nuisance suits deserving of dis­ surance Association. The objective Thursday. The spacemobile has been popular with high missal. It is impossible to know, was to compile a large base of data royalties that will be used to heritage the nation will “Sorry—that’s the uncommitted part.” schools for nine years. NASA teacher Minot Parker however, how many involve which would be useful in considering tailors his talks to the ages of the students focusing on Clearances help sponsor 1976 festivities. celebrate bt the Tricenten­ legitimate claims which, for one legislative solutions to the nfialprac- earth resource monitoring, aeronautics, and manned As established by Congress, nial.” THE ALMANAC reason or another, are dropped tice crisis. It is cautioned that the results of space work.______' United Press International Congress that “there will be no before trial or are not proven to the the study are preliminary and that it Today is Friday, Jan. 30, the 30th recession” if his 10-point economic satisfaction of a jury. involved claims arising over various day of 1976 with 336 to follow. program were adopt^. Other highlights of the sjtudy: periods of time and from different The moon is approaching its new 1. The average medical malprac­ parts of the country. These in­ phase. tice claim is not reported until 13 fluences must be taken into account SAVE 20-50% AND MORE ON MEN'S, LADIES' The morning stars are Mercury months after the alleged incident. It OPEN FORUM YESTERDAY’S before any definite conclusions can and Venus. takes another 17 months fbr the T h r b e s & ’ The evening stars are Mars, 25 Years Ago average claim to reach final disposi­ be drawn. AND CHILDREN'S WEAR. PLUS HOME ITEMS! Tiie study would seem to support Jupiter and Saturn. A fire of undetermined origin rages tion, making the total time from the one conclusion a lot of people have Those born on this date are under through a building at 9 Maple St. date of the incident to the datevof center known as Crossroads. It is an already drawn, however, and that is the sign of Aquarius. causing damage as yet unestimated. settlement 30 months. Larger claiius agency staffed by three highly that our present medical malpractice Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd presi­ The building, owned by E.H. Holl, is take even longer to be closed. trained professionals who work with claims system is in pretty much of a dent of the United States, was born leased to the New England Coin 2. While 58 per cent of all claims go READY-TO-WEAR The Manchester Evening Herald young people and adults. Crossroads mess—providing too much justice to Jan. 30, 1882. 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Mindless Feb. 2, Town Council meeting. to stop crime in their respective work together to come up with “opportunity, of strain, of stress.” “Wherever we’ve seen such a un­ PANTSUIT Big girls' long sleeved Arnel ® triacetate Short and long acetate and nylon fleece scapegoating of the school system George M. Bolduc Jr. communities. The GFWC effort, solutions. In three, four or five years, During the weekend, delegates met ited effort tried internationally, it robes, P, S, M, L, orig. 22.00-37.00, MEN'S WEAR may assuage a sense of helplessness president aided by grants from the Justice we could look back and say this was with such representative elements of has always worked,” said Mueller, FOR 8-18 AND 7-13 print blouses, 7-14, orig. 8.00, now sale for some, but it does little to assist Coventry Young Democratic Department and the Kroger Co., a the time when we began to solve the society as architects, urban an American, in an interview. “Wide priced...... 4.99 now sale priced...... 14.99-24.99 those who are realistically ad­ Club supermarket chains, is called nation’s crime problem.” planners, criminologists, psy­ citizen involvement helps speed up Big girls' cotton denim and corduroy Long acetate and nylon sleep gowns, Famous name neckwear, orig. 6.50 . . 3.99 dressing the problem. "Hands Up.” In a private interview, the former chologists, leaders of social service the disposition of cases and the con­ jeans and slacks, 7-14, orig. 8.00-8.50.5.99 S,M,L, orig. 10.00-12.00...... 6.99 Leather-look jackets of poly-vinyl-chlor­ Our public schools are places of Rosey Grier who, as a former state pillar of the Rams’ “Fearsome Four­ agencies, as well as both victims and trol of deviency. The integration of PLUS Girls' winter sleepwear. 4-14 orig. 6.89- Assorted vinyl, leather and fabric hand­ ide, S, M, L, XL, orig. 25.00...... 15.99 education. To respond to the hazards defensive lineman for the Lb's some” emphasized the need to former offenders. The latter included wrongdoers back into society is also 13.00...... 2 5 % o ff bags, orig. 10.00-40.00 ...... Vs off Top name sweaters in many styles, S, M, of drug and alcohol abuse by conver­ Angeles Rams, knows a thing or two provide jobs and other constructive Roach Brown, who is active in black greatly helped by citizen in­ Toddlers' footed p.j.'s, 2-4 yrs., orig. Assorted costume jewelry, orig. 2.00 L, XL. orig. 15.00-25.00...... 12.99 ting the schools into centers of cor­ about violence, was among con­ volvement.” 1 alternatives to youths involved^ in television programs in Washington UNTRIMMED LONG COATS 5.59-5.79...... 3.99 20.00, now sale priced...... V, off Crosby Square men's shoes 6'/2-14 nar­ rection, with heavy handed security ference participants. “ We can alibi and whose life sentence for murder Mueller said that Japan had a Dateline 1776 crime. “Justice is foreign to people Infants', toddler's playwear, orig. 3.29- Top name women's shoes, orig. 18.00- row, medium and wide, orig. 25.00- and policing procedures, would do a and talk about causes of crime,” said living in deprived neighborhoods,” he recently was commuted by President major drug problem 15 to 20 years FOR MISSY, JUNIOR 11.00 ...... 20% off 26.00, now sale priced...... 7.00 & 10.00 30.00...... 10.00 great disservice to the vast majority Grier, who is now a consultant on said. “Kids there are very easy Ford. ago. “The problem has now been & WOMEN'S SIZES of our students and would sacrifice By I iiilcd I'ress Intcrnulionnl juvenile crime to Los Angeles Mayor ‘busts’ and the people have a great The plan now is for similar con­ whipped, though,” he said. “One the advantages of a dynamic QUEBEC. Jan. 30 — Fourteen men Thomas Bradley. “But the real issue fear factor perpetuated by the media ferences to be held throughout the reason no doubt is that the Japanese educational program on the altar of who refused duty on grounds their is what we are giving of ourselves to and by politicians. The criminal U.S. under the aegis of the GFWC. people assisted in the effort. Today, fear and anxiety. enlistments had expired were taken see that our communities and our From there, it is hoped that local ac­ 100,000 people in Japan have been justice system doesn't exist there, LIMITED QUANTITIES. SOME INTERMEDIATE MARKDOW NS TAKEN. ALL SALES FINAL. SORRY, NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS, PLEASE. The Town of Manchester is to the guardhouse, fined one month’s neighborhoods are improved? especially for juveniles...accused tion groups will be formed to launch trained as probationists, and they’re FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARK/MjlE OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-9, SATURDAY 10-6. ^ presently supporting a first rate drug pay— and given■■ r the option ■ ■of ■39 lashes Grier, still a mountain of a man. persons in these areas must have the specific crime reduction programs very effective.” I

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Wedding I Menus Fazzina-Thorp w im The Herald Angle Indians and Tech fives Claire Thorp of Bolton and Frank Elderly J. Fazzina of Manchester were By Earl Yost married Jan. 9 at St. James Church ’The following menus will be served Wednesday: Roast chicken por­ Sports Editor in Manchester. Feb. 2-6 at ^yfair Gardens and tions, chicken giblet gravy, fresh The bride is the daughter of Mr. West Hill Gardens for all Manchester potato boiled in jacket, raw list home tilts tonight and Mrs. Wilton Thorp of 32 Notch residents over 60. Reservations are vegetable health salad with dressing, Rd., Bolton. The bridegroom is the taken in person only at the Gardens canned apricots with vanilla cookie, By LEN AUSTER a struggle. Simsbury is small but son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fazzina of on Monday. Menu is subject to bread, margarine, milk, coffee or very quick and aggressive which Birch St. change. tea. Figure may have been small Herald Sportswriler likes to press. Manchester must The Rev. Bernard Killeen of St. Monday: Veal cacciatore, Thursday: Yankee pot roast, “I think the figure you used (in ’The Herald) that 600 athletes may compete Home is what you make it maintain its poise and pass well to James Church, assisted by the Rev. mushrooms and vegetable sauce, tomato and vegetable sauce, fresh in the Manchester Community College Bicentennial Track Meet in June may and Manchester High and stop the Trojans this time around. J. Stanton Conover of Bolton spaghetti, broccoli chopped with sliced parslied carrots with butter, be small,” George Suitor reported. Cheney Tech will try to make Congregational Church, performed butter, fruited gelatin chiffon with three bean salad, raisin bread pud­ Suitor, cross country coach at Manchester High, feels that between 800 and The last two outings have seen the the double-ring ceremony. The whipped topping, bread, margarine, ding, bread, margarine, milk, coffee 1,000 athletes will conqpete in the two-day events, June 26-27. it a pleasant place against con­ emergence of 6-5 junior Jeff Kteman church was decorated with white milk, coffee or tea. or tea. “The interest has been great. I’ve received calls from a number of coaches ference foes as an offensive threat. In his first 10 chrysanthemums. Mrs. Ralph Mac- Tuesday: Baked meatloaf with Friday: Baked flounder, tartar who will enter their teams,” Suitor said. tonight. games the pivotman scored 38 points carone of Manchester was organist brown gravy, whipped potatoes, sauce, canned green peas, cream^ During the initial meeting, Pat.Mistretta, the man behind the wheel of the ’The CCIL pace-setting Indians, 11-0 but in the last two Kteman has and Miss Kristee Nichols of Bolton cubed turnip with parsley and butter, fresh cabbage, mixed canned fruit, project, reported that donations f r ^ local merchants and individuals to sup­ in league play and 11-2 over-all, poured in 38 more, including a was soloist. apple crispy pudding, roll, combread, margarine, milk, coffee port the major undertaking have gone over the |4,000 mark. entertain 3-9, 5-9 Simsbury High at career-high 22 against Enfield. The bride given in marriage by her margarine, milk, coffee or tea. or tea. "I think it will be the biggest track event of its kind in New England,” Clarke Arena at 8:15 while at the Manchester is without the services of father, wore a candlelight double­ Mistretta said. j same hour, the 1-11, 3-11 Beavers junior forward Mike Sherman who knit gown with matching lace reinjured an old knee misery ¥55SSS:%:: host 2-9, 4-9 Vinal Tech. trimmed hooded cape. She carried Notes off the cuff Six area and one distaff contests sustained last year. her great-grandmother’s prayer book Nasslff Photo Burian-Moss Photo Tennis and Cliff Sjmpson go together like ham and eggs. The retired are also on tap. Manchester’s girls’ with an arrangement of roses, baby’s HFSM menus Cheney has not been on the winning minister is a regular 6n the tennis courts the year round and still plays a fine quintet, 4-11, journey to Simsbury for breath and varigated holly. side of the ledger since Dec. 27,1975 The engagement of Miss Joanne The engagement of Miss Donna game...Nick Fotiu, who will headline the second annual Elks Sports Night a clash with the Trojan maidens. Mrs. Nancy McKenna of Bolton when it took a six-point verdict from Catherine Kosciol to Mark Paul Catherine Bailey of Manchester to Feb.18, had the cast removed from his left arm earlier this week and hopes to NCCC leader Ellington High, 9-0 in was her sister’s maid of honor. non-conference foe East Granby. Salafia, both of Manchester, has been David B. Boyce of West Newton, pie, coffee or tea. be back in action with the Whalers within two weeks...Ed Kosak reports the conference play and 12-3 over-all, is Bridesmaids were Miss Donna Santa Menu, which will be prepared and Since then the Beavers have dropp^ announced by her parents, Mr. and Mass., has been announced by her Luncheon will be served promptly fast-growing Cheney Tech Alumni Association Will meet Monday night at 7:30 at 6-3, 9-5 Granby. Coventry, 9-2 in Quida of Waterbury, Miss Lisabeth served by students in the Depart­ Guest caller eight straight and fallen into the COC Mrs. Joseph S. Kosciol of 29 Lyness parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. at noon and dinners promptly at 6 at the school. Membership is open to any former Tech student or the COC and 11-2 over-all, tangles Firnstahl of Hartford, and Miss Joan ment of Hotel and Food Service cellar. St. Bailey of 586 Spring St. Program at Manchester Community p.m. in the dining room located in the Ted Perkins of Waterford will be grad...Remindei- for boxing buffs, the Mike Douglas Show this afternoon star­ with conference leader 11-0, 13-0 Mr. Salafia is the son of Mr. and Licitra of Bolton. Miss Ann Fazzina rear section of the Student Union the guest caller at the Manchester Portland High at the Highlander The Techmen came close and Miss Ruth Fazzina of College, next week, are as follows: ting at 4:30 will feature film clips from the recent boxing exhibition between Mrs. Anthony L. Salafia of 35 Mr. Boyce is the son of Mr. and Luncheons: Building at the main campus, 60 Square Dance Club dance on Satur­ women in Waterbury in which Sam Maltempo of Manchester refereed...Paul gym. Rham, 6-5, 6-7 is at COC adver­ Wednesday against Elast Hampton, Summer St. Manchester, the bridegroom’s Bidwell St. Luncheons are $2, dinners day from 8 to 11 p.m. at Manchester sary 1-10, 1-12 Rocky Hill while 6-7 bowing in the closing seconds, 53-52. Mrs. Edward L. Boyce of West New­ sisters, were flower girls. Monday: Cream of celery soup, Ryan, the energetic travel agent and retired SNETCO man, is the biggest The bride-elect was graduated in turkey club sandwich, cole slaw, are |4- Ten dinner buffets will also be High School. Bolton entertains non-conference foe “We were ahead by as many as 12 ton, Mass. Steven Daunt of Manchester booster in these parts for the St. Bonaventure basketball squad. Ryan cap­ 1971 from Manchester High School French fried onion rings, sponge served throughout the spring Perkins has been calling for 18 tained the 1927-28 Bonnie cagers. Paul’s son, another Paul, has coached varsi­ E.O. Smith. points but we turned the ball over In and from Manchester Community served as best man. Ushers were semester. ’These menus will be an­ years throughout the United States In Central Valley Conference critical situations,” stated Cheney The bride-elect was graduated cake with lemon sauce, coffee or tea. ty soccer at Bloomfield High for the past 11 years where he’s also on the College in 1973. She is employed as a Robert Mazzona of New Britain, and is the regular caller for clubs in (CVC) action, 6-1, 7-7 South Windsor Coach Gerry Blanchard. Emil from East Catholic High School and Wednesday: Tomato vegetable nounced later. faculty.T.NBA Referee Darell Garretson talks on his profession: “Refereeing legal secretary by LaBelle, Angelo Intagliata of Coventry, and Groton and Branford. Haberern poured in 24 markers is presently a student at Boston chowder, chicken ala king, tossed Reservations may be made in ad­ is nothing more than angles. You’re looking for the best angle to see a High travels to 44, 6-8 Newington Rothenberg & Woodhouse in Thomas Fazzina of Manchester. vance by calling the College Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blazinski will and Rockville High, 4-4,6-9, hosts 3-4, against the Bellringers to go on top of College. A reception was held in Chandler salad, homemade pan rolls, ice developing play. Once you’ve got the position, you don’t change it.” ...Don Manchester. cream snowballs, coffee or tea. Bookstore at 6464900, ext. 276 or 277. have door duty for the dance. Blackburn, Fred O’Donnell and Mike Rogers are residing in the same con- 8-6 Windsor Locks. a 20-point effort against Bacon Her fiance was graduated in 1971 Hall in Bolton, after which the couple Refreshments will be served by Mr. Her fiance was graduated from Dinner: Reservations are held until the day dominiutii in Vernon. Five other Whaler players have Manchester addresses Manchester heads the CCIL pack Academy last Tuesday to improve from Manchester High School and left for Vermont. They are residing JIM BARTLE BRIAN MURAN Newton (Mass.) High School. He is a Tuesday: Navy bean soup, roast before the luncheon or dinner is to be and Mrs. Keith Bloking, Mr. , and during the WHA season. by three games in the loss column, a his season scoring output to 12.7 per from United Technical School in 1973 in Hartford. served. Exclusive bookings are Mrs. Charles Boggini, Mr. and Mrs. figure it achieved early, but has been game. Vinal defeated Cheney in student at Wentworth Institute of Mrs. Fazzina is a student at Cen­ top round of beef au jus, baked potato has won its last six straight and Fer­ up wins there should be no problems. He is employed as a service manager with sour cream and chives, green available for groups of 35 to 40 peo­ Francis Boucher, and Mr. and Mrs. unable to shake the ever present Middletown, 58-39, in one of the Technology in Boston. tral Connecticut State College. Mr. mi four in a row but as long as the The Indians upended Simsbury, 54- by Vernon Dodge of Vernon. beans almondine, deviled egg salad, ple. Those wishing wine with their Paul Bourque. End of the line figures of Hall and Fermi Highs. Hall Silk Towners ,'iiso continue racking 44, in Trojan territory but not without Beavers’ poorer performances. The couple is planning a May 22 Fazzina is employed at Zucker Ac­ No date has been set for the wed­ assorted dinner rolls, Boston cream dinners may bring, in their selection Among the late comers to the sport of tennis is Phil Bayer who has tossed wedding at the Church of the countants in Waterbury. ding. which will be served by the students. aside his golf clubs for a tennis racquet. Among the former baseball players Assumption in Manchester. who have turned to tennis, indoor version at the Manchester Racquet Club, in­ clude Charlie Boggini, A1 Martin and Dave Golas. The latter was also a stan­ Laver next for Connors dout college football player at ’Trinity...Henry Rockwell, still an active About Town member and golfer at the Manchester Country Club) served as president SPORTS BRIEFS Many doors are open to women^ authoress says when Alex Hackney was hired as the club professional 27 years ago...Jack Assumption Junior High School must be tied. Magazines will not be Holik, assistant football coach at Manchester High and coach of the Gorman surprised remained engrossed in her you’re just kidding • “Television. Televi­ reassembled later with Schulta suspended Bears from 1972-74 and of the JUNE TOMPKINS will sponsor a paper drive Saturday accepted at this time. The next paper American Legion baseball team, plans to take the baseball umpires’ housekeeping. yourself. It’s not a love for sion is a great indoor statements or questions for Chicago Fire of the defunct World Staff Reporter from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the church drive will be March 13 at the same exalnination next month...John Kleis, former Cheney Tech basketball coach MONTREAL (UPI) - President “One day when the housekeeping, it’s a way of seducer. It is the biggest Mrs. Kinney’s comments. Football League before that team parking lot on Adams St. Papers location. and now faculty manager, handles the box office on game nights...Happy-go- Clarence Campbell of the National oilman came (who was not telling yourself that you’re influence in our lives ’They co v ert volunteer op­ eliminating Ashe disbanded In 1974. He Is the sixth Women are living longer lucky John Whidden of the faculty serves as timer for all Cheney Tech home Hockey League Thursday imposed a married), she offered him very, very busy. today, but a bad influence portunities, education, assistant coach named by McKay. and they have more time basketball starts. Burglars recently broke into the latter’s apartment and two game suspension on Philadelphia a piece of her cheesecake, • “ N arrow ing circle when we get to the point care for the elderly and P M ^ N B B B B ! on their hands. made off with an estimated $800 in items...Cheney baseball coach Jim Krone forward Dave Schultz for the match and now they’re married.” blues. Take away the child where we watch it in a coping with changing PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — An exhausted but exuberant Tom Top contender What to do with that time ' 6 3 .V 6 7 5 7 doubles as jayvee basketball mentor. penalty he received in a game Sun­ was the subject of the “That woman used her and the hundreds of glazed fashion. lifestyles. THE HARD TO FIND STORE Gorman is the surprised package in today’s quarterfinals of the day. MEXICO CITY (UPI) - The World keynote address Monday to talent to change her life,” telephone calls that involve • “Money fears. People Edward Kenney, hospital U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Championships. And an aging Rod Laver Schultz, who suffered a broken jaw Boxing Council Thursday named car pools, scouting, extra­ several hundred members Mrs. Kinney said. She also aren’t bothered by money administrator, said the has to look forward to renewing acquaintance withkjimmy Con­ in a fight with Ken Houston of Atanta George Foreman, the top contender and friends of the Auxiliary used this story to illustrate curricular activities, as they once were. Now renovations on the third PANEL BARN in a game Tuesday, was thrown out for Muhammad All’s world that things happen to peo­ schedules, etc., and the they’re figuring out ways floor of the North Wing nors. heavyweight title, boxer of the month of Manchester Memorial 95 Oakwood Dri*e (in Oak industrial Park, off Hebron A»e.,) Glastonbury Skaters triuniph, of Sunday’s game on a match penalty Hospital at Concordia ple with interests. whole group of people and learning how to would be completed about Gorman shocked Arthur Ashe ‘‘I don’t plan any change in assessed by referee Ron Wicks for for January. Over 5,000 sq.lt. 125 diHerent panels on the Moor to choose from. Lutheran Church. About time, which so around you falls away. It is manage their finances. the middle of February, Thursday night, 6-3, B-6, 6-3, to hand strategy for Rod,” Connors said. “head butting’’ Boston Bruins’ Wearing a bright red many say they don’t have important to make new Women aren’t as easy and in the old operating the Wimbledon champion his first “The surface in Vegas was faster forward Terry O’Reilly during a fight Straight pitch suit, authoress and lec­ to do the things they’d like, friends, important new about money as men room area sometime after end long drought defeat since he lost to Bjorn Borg in than we have here, so maybe I won't midway through the opening period. BOSTON (UPI) - Righthander turer Jean Kinney spoke to she acknowledged it was a friends.” because they haven’t March 1. ^ FORMICA CEILING TILE VINYL ASBESTOS After countless hours of practice and 15 games, the, the Master’s in December. It was the come in as much, but it will all de­ Boston went on to win the game 5-3. Robin Roberts, who seldom threw a her listeners as though she big factor and “it goes Mrs. Kinney suggested handled money in business He said there will be Manchester High liockey team finally has,a win to its credit. The second stunning win in a row for the pend. I’m working hard on my game. "In view of Schultz’s current in­ curve in the major leagues, tossed watching the papers for an­ V/i^jlflETY COLORS SPECIAL FLOOR TILE was sharing a cup of coffee faster all the time.” But ways. tours for the public before Indian icemen skated to a 10-2 romp over Killingly High happy-go-lucky Gorman, who on Sun­ It’s improving and I’m confident.” jury...hl4 suspension will be served in the audience a straight pitch nouncements of meetings SIZES day, had beaten Hie Nastase for the with them at the kitchen she also reminded her • “I’ll do it later. Don’t patients are admitted to 12 X 12 IOC EA. KENTILE Wednesday at Pomfret Academy for the decision after 14 set­ Nastase defaulted, letting Eddie the third and fourth games following Thursday night at the Boston audience they have all the on subjects of interest to say ‘How can I.’ Say ‘When the area. Baltimore title. table. STARTING AT WHITE 12-12 45 SQ. FT. backs and one tie. Dibbs into the quarters. Nastase left his return to play,” Campbell ruled Baseball Writers’ dinner. From her own time in the world for them. “If it’s a garden club can I.’ On m a lp ra c tic e in ­ Rod Laver had his hands full in a 7- for Brussels after tournament doc­ Thursday. ’The 49-year-old former Phillies 60C SQ. FT, Manchester’s next clash is Satur­ Killingly cui me deficit early in the experiences and obser­ whatever they want, but and growing things is your • “ ‘I wish I had.’ We surance, Kenney said a 2 X 4 WHITE 10.80 PER CTN. 6, 7-6 win over 24-year-old Brian tors certified he had the flu and was fireballer, elected to the Hall of day night at 9 at the Bolton Ice second session with a goal by Don vations, she gave those it’s a matter of organizing hobby, invite a committee miss so many oppor­ private physician’s Gottfried, wrapping up the match in dehydrated. *No comment* Fame last week after missing four 9SC EA. Palace against CCIL foe Fermi High. LaPerle but scores by Hiers and present a picture of the it. member to lunch and don’t tunities. The extravagance malpractice insurance both tie-breaks by flashing his old Gorman now faces Dick Stockton, previous times, said, "I don’t deny I Clark Brown, who showed the way Kershaw before the close made it 7-1. DETROIT (UPI) - The Detroit woman in her middle years She g ave a lis t of haggle over the check, pay of youth has made us make policy would be increased authority in allowing Gottfried only who won an uphill three-setter from deserve it because I did have the for the Silk Towners with a three- Gemmell, White and sophomore Lions Thursday issued a "no com­ today, her situation in everyday apathy-makers it. It’ll come back to you some wrong decisions. But on an average of 125 per five of the 14 points. Bob Lutz. Borg, the second seeded to talent and used it for a good many goal hat trick, started the scoring at Jack Gelting finished off the ment” to a statement by fullback today’s economic situa­ and what she called “in­ some day another way and now that we’re in our extra cent this year. BARNBOARD AROMATIC CEDAR Jimmy Connors, who did a clinical Connors, takes on Jan Kodes who up­ years.” SPECIAL the 2:37 mark of the opening period. Manchester scoring while Dan Altie Taylor, the club’s all-time tion, and some suggested door seducers.” discuss your common in­ years, we get a big bonus— job in disposing of Stan Smith after set fifth-seeded John Alexander. Roberts won 286 games in a 19-year PICTURE FRAMES PANELS Keith Genimell, who had two goals, Gibeault registered a futile score for rushing leader, that he wants to be solutions for coping. • “Compulsive drinking. terests. You’ll make a time — and we can have a PURCHASE dropping the first set, is ready for the Borg had an easy straight set win career and won 20 games in six con­ tallied with an assist from Dave Killingly. traded if the Lions do not play him “We should know and The woman in the house is friend.” wonderful time with it. For BERNIE’S GOOD PIZZA 10.95 EA. 37-year-old Laver — just as ready as over Mark Cox. secutive sasons. (M Main StrMi, Manchnttf Kershaw. Kevin Hiers, who also had Manchester had 48 shots on net more. ride our own talent; we invisible and nobody knows • "Timidity. Timidity instance, take your WEYERHAEUSER he was when he whipped the Aussie two scores, made it 3-0 at 6:05 '■ compared to 24 for Killingly, the first Dibbs takes on eighth-seeded Tom Taylor said he would like to play shouldn’t try to be someone when or if she drinks. She keeps us back from doing grandchildren, but one at a "Try It, ALL BIRCH PANEL in their Las Vegas extravaganza last Okker, who breezed by Allan Stone. Joe likes Rams assisted by Gemmell. Brown added-, time this season the Indians have out- for an expansion team or "anywhere else," Mrs. Kinney said as lives 12 years less as an many things we want to do. time and get to know that You’ll Lika It!” 6.4TEA. 48-84 year. in .” That narrows his PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - You have to turn your two more tallies before the end of the, shot an opponent. There were only she talked about the impor­ alcoholic. For every 10 child and have fun.” choices to six NFL clubs — expan­ Joe Namath thinks his chances of thinking to outside the 646-5555 stanza, both times assisted by three penalties whistled, one against tance of finding something women who stay with an The audience divided sionists Seattle and Tampa Bay, becoming a member of the Los home instead of inside the sophomore Danny White. / Manchester. to do after the children alcoholic husband, only one into several workshop dis- Fla., or established Los Angeles, San Angeles Rams are "good” and he home. Look for someone LUMBER-SHED ITEMS have “left the nest.” husband will stay with an cussion groups who Diego, San Francisco and Oakland. does not think the Rams will have to “Everybody has a alcoholic wife. and something different. FIBER-GLASS NOW IN STOCK PINE LUMBER Flyers have number give much to get him talent,” she said, which • “Overeating. Eating is INSULATION FIR-STUDS Final sbccer signup Added to staff “I thought a lot about the situation. she described as “anything a solace in the home. Get­ SEATTLE (UPI) - Former Hout- I’m not a National Football League R-ll-3)4 70-sq. ft. 6.30 Roll 1 -6 A 2-3-8’ Tile final two regititrulion Hexiiioiiti for the Ree Depurliiieiil youth Hoeeer you do easily that others ting out will overcome son Oilers’ assistant coach Sam coach but I’ve played the game long R.19" 6 " unfaced 6.80 Roll , g 1 SHELVING program for hoys and girls ages 6-18 will he held Monday nights, l•eh.2 of Sabres in NHL find difficult.” that. 2-4.8’ FIR Boghosian Thursday became the enough to know a little bit about It Flavoring her talk with • “Compulsive R19"6"batts 8.50 Roll 1 ! 1 2 j ^0^ sq. ft. 2-4.10’ and 9, from 6 to 8 at Manchester High in the gym area. Youngsters six- and I can't understand why a team or years-old as of Ang. i are eligihle with that the determining date. I'here third member of Jack Patera's anecdotes, she told about a housekeeping. If you spend NERICAN R-19” 3)i’’ 24" 9.50 Roll coaching staff with the Seattle a new coach coming in to rebuilding is a registration fee of $3. Feh. 9 is the final ilay to register. NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s beginning to Icwk like the Buffalo widow she knew who made all day cleaning and scrub­ Seahawks of the National Football would want me there.” bing your house after your Sabres will once again have to wait until the Stanley Cup terrific cheesecake. She League. didn’t go out much and children have left the nest. playoffs before beating the Philadelphia Flyers. Curl in lead THE Safety Shoe.. SANDED FIR PLYWOOD SHEET ROCK The 44-year-old Boghosian was a The Sabres, who haven’t beaten the WITH THE STEEL TOEI 3-2 lead in the second period before standout offensive guard at UCLA HONOLULU (UPI) - Rod Curl 1/4-AC 1/2 plyscotd \ ,3/8" 48-96- 2.06 Whalers trade Hurley Flyers during the regular season Ratelle, Johnny Bucyk and Wayne under Red Sanders from 1951-54, then credited hours on the putting green 3/8-AC 5/8 PT & S \ CALL FOR 1/2" 48-96 2.16 ea. since March 28,1973— a span that in­ Cashman put the Bruiiis ahead for an assistant coach at UCLA (1955-64) for his eight-under-par 64 and the cludes nine Philadelphia victories 1/2-AC Flakeboard 1 CURRENT HARTFORD (UPI) - The New didn’t even know I’d been traded. good. and offensive coordinator at Oregon first day lead in the $230,000 YOUR NEW FIREPLACE and two ties — got close ’Thursday State (1965-73) prior to joining the Hawaiian open. 5/8-AC 25-96 j PRICES England Whalers have traded Paul Neither did I,” he said. Rangers 6, Blues 3 night but still no cigar. Oilers in 1974. The 33-year-old northern California Brass-ptatad FIRRING STRIPS Hurley to the Edmonton Oilers, ap­ “There’s an unwritten rule in Rod Gilbert scored his 18th and 3/4-AC 25-120 “We played well enough to win — pro took only 26 putts on his card of haiagonat ayalala parently as part of the deal which sports that the player should be the 19th goals and moved to within one He will coach the offensive line Ona-placa moccasin loa. we gave it our best,” said Buffalo with the Seahawks, who begin play 33-31 which gave him a one-stroke INSTAUEB IN BAT sent Wayne Carleton to the Oilers for first to know he’s traded.” point of becoming the 13th NHL 1 Spaclal-daBiity polyathar loam. wing Rick Martin after the Sabres this fall. lead over John Jacobs in the 11th an­ Jaguar 553 21-year-old Mike Rdgers. “For four or five days now, we’ve player to reach 900 points in leading top -grain posted a 1-1 tie with the Flyers. “At nual Hawaiian Open, being played at glove laalhai been getting calls at home asking if I the Rangers past St. Louis for their Bullt-tn Fireplaces are ’’Auslamparad'* staal i\y ly loa. OVER 12,000 PANELS IN STOCK!!! Hurley himself didn’t hear the apactally least we didn’t lose.” first win in eight games. Gibron signs the par 72 Waialae Course. 'easily installed in one day in o il treated. news from the. World Hockey were traded,” he said. Lam lnala of w oven cotton AU Wood Panels P rin t W ood Hardboard Prints Hurley had planned to attend the The last time they beat TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — Former U.S. Open champ Hale Irwin, any room. These pre­ and napped shaatlng Association Whalers, but from WHA impragnatad with Philadelphia was during last year’s Chicago Bear Head Coach Abe Barry Jaeckel, Bob Murphy, Ed engineered fireplaces are vinyl acetate la la i. friends. Whalers’ practice session today, but ♦ Select from 50 different ★ 30 dillerent Wood Grains ★ 15 ditierent Wood Gi.^'ns Stanley Cup playoffs when they won Goalie Ernie Wakely stopped 29 Sneed and 1975 Hawaiian runnerup A1 All-weather instead he and his wife drove to Gibron was Signed by John McKay designed for maximum heat varieties starling at S8.‘ 5 starting at S5.95 suiting at $5 60 He said he got a message to shots for his third shutout as San output and will reduce your Full laathar S torm w alt Boston Thursday night, wondering if two of six games. Thursday as a defensive coach for Geiberger were another shot back and toa llnino- alt around telephone home after Thursday mor­ Diego held Calgary scoreless for the heat bill. the shoe. * 16 different Barn Board * Bath Panels Irom $9 00 he would skate again. Bruins 5, Black Hawks 3 the expansion Tampa Bay with 66s. ★ I,lb Mu b colois in slock ning’s practice session. When he second night in a row ... Mike Walton Q Units are code approved Said Hurley: “Getting traded is Jean Ratelle scored two goals as Bucanneers of the National Football Sentimental favorite Arnold Panels iLom $8 50 made the call, he found his wife in scored a breakaway goal against '** and guaranteed for 25 Goodyear Wail consiruclibni. Ont-piaca cuahlon-cri bad enough, but when you find out Boston soared to its fourth straight League. Palmer had a 68 and morning line com platMataty nalllasa. Haal-lo-loa air-cushlonad innaraola. T tears. / rookie goalie Jim Park that gave years, and are easily in­ from other people, it makes matters victory. After the Bruins opened a 2-0 Gibron served as head coach of the favorite Lee Trevino had a three- “She was |n tears. Someone had Minnesota an overtime win over In­ stalled by yourself or our even worse.” lead, Chicago stormed back to take a under par 69. trained crew. 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VKll.MO.VT • KurnilurePine ' SHOES *23.95 BOOT *25.95 ideal lor Bar Tops, Table Tops, e ^ BOSTON (UPI) - The dollar Rick Wise, Dick Drago, Cecil Liil Lee, who Thursday signed a hours with Claiborne to discuss games la.si year with the defense that the Red Sox were holding a news coii- ^derby resumes today at Cooper, Jim Rice and others. three-year contract that will pay him “ what my salary could be, " said was last in the league (191 errors). It ference. & Brand Names: U.S. Plywood, Bruce, Georgia Pacific, Royal Cote Claiborne, who handled negotiations an estimated $75,000 in the first year, Jenkins. “And 1 think we are clo.se. " definitely hurt my pitching. 1 could “There was no hassle over the con- SFenway Park, when newly for the Oakland A’s the past four have won more than 20 games easy, tract, said Lee, “They were fair Uniu from U tt.O O complatt with ill piping and chimnay. Abitibi General Plywood, Weyerhaeuser $85,000 in the second year and $100,- Jenkins, 32, reportedly asked for a I acquired pitcher Ferguson Besides, I play baseball for fun and years, will negotiate in the near 000 in the final year. raise from the estimated $190,000 he if it wasn't for the defense,” Jenkins Ceiling Tiles by Armstrong & Boise Cascade S Jenkins and his attorney try to said at a news conference. what 1 get paid is extra " | future with attorney Jerry Kapstein Lee and Jenkins, two of Boston's received last year with Texas. The Lee, who also won 17 games last Claiborne, who handled four ar- ^ fire - glow dJsf. REBAL MEN’S SIIBP All panels priced to move! Wangle an estimated $200,000 over the contracts of Fred Lynn and four starters this season, were in 32-year-old righthander was traded year for the third season in a row, bitratiun cases last season for CONN. LARQEST AND MOST COUPLETSi^EN’S SHOP Contractors prices for all. Free delivery (on panels only) I annual salary out of the the Rick Burleson and will talk to sports town with other Red Sox players to to Boston last fall for outfielder Juan Your Complete Fireplace Shop attorney Bob Woolf about Carl signed his contract after a 15-minute Oakland, said most of the rookies and attend Thursday night's Baseball Beniquez and a pair of minor -Open MON.-WED., SAT. 8:30-5:30 J Boston Red Sox. meeting with Claiborne in the cor­ reserve catcher Bob Montgomery ^ Route 83, Vernon (Next to LAM Equipment) 901-907 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Yastrzemski’s next pact. Writers' dinner. Jenkins and his at­ leaguers. THURS., FRI. 8:30-8:30, Assistanf General Manager John ridor of a Boston restaurant, where have signed 1976 contracts. S Mon.-Thurs., 10-6, Fri. 10-8, Sat. 9-4, Sun. 12-2:30 043-2478 torney, David Chartier, met for three “ I feel I should get a raise. I won 17 872-9968 ^Claiborne also is negotiating with One nlaver in the fold is pitcher :::*X*:*:*:;¥KW :¥:¥S:¥;?$i¥:::¥:¥:¥:¥;¥:¥:¥;::¥S*'¥®¥*:A:;S¥¥SS;::¥:::;:¥.X¥:^¥s¥SSSS^¥*SSSw T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. » , 1876- PAGE WNE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Frl., Jan. 30. 1976 WORLD A y ^ C LEGAL NOTICE □ NOTICES □ FINANCIAL Malp Wantod 13 Nafp Wantad 13 Hatp Wantad 13 SCHOOL BUS drivers. TOWN OF ANDOVER mittee. Bondt-Stoeka-Mortgogot • REAL ESTATE SALES - Part PHONE FROM borne to wr- Lott aiHf Found 1 Knowledge of Manchester or foil time persons desired vlce our customers in the R Sox optimism high BOWLING CONNECTICUT Forms for petitions for necessary. Clean driving PARTY ENDORSED filing such candidacies by or MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ for greater Hartford com­ Manchester area, flexible SCOREBOARD LOST - older black and white record required. Call 643-2373. pany's expanding East Hart- hours, super earnings, CANDIDATES FOR on behalf of enrolled cond, thi^. All kinds. Realty MI- BOSTON (UPI) - Sox would b e a t many ^ ' Boston Manager Darrell birthday into his pro-Red tom cat, vicinity of Waddell statewide. Credit rating un­ lord and West Hartford of­ 7773. Y- Fred McChirry 188-155- TOWN COMMITTEE Democratic party members School, answers to name of necessary. Reasonable. Ckm- SHORT ORDER Cook - fices. Spring market is right National League clubs Johnson, always cautious Sox speech. "This is the KofC- Ken Tomlinson wanted for busy third shift. The optimism oozed 141-4C4, Don Simmons 172- Notice is hereby given of the m ay be obtained from Tippy, call 6494018 between fidential, nulck around the comer, training DENTAL ASSISTANT - cer­ WHA Wales Conference “because they play like the with his statements, Bicentennial year and 247-586, Don Palmer 221- certification of party- Beatrice E. Kowalski, noon and 6 p.m. Must be experienced. Call 646- over the Boston 418, Rocco Lupacchino 186- arrangements. Alvin Lundy begins February 2Srd. Ckim- tified, experienced preferred, Norris Division Big Red Machine. And I refused to promise the 800 America started in 542, Real Audet 204-545, endorsed candidates of the Democratic Registrar of Agency. 527-7971. lOOQinstltu- 9378 after 3 p.m. or 644-1609 pany offers h i^ straight com­ typing ability, call 646-3D03 for after 6 p.m. Baseball Writers’ know you guys are going to dinner guests another pen­ Boston,” he said. “I’d like Dave Scranton 212-545, 136- 405, Mike Pagani 143- DEMOCRATIC Party for Voters, Route 6, Andover, LOST - Collie, sable colored. tion Plaza, Hartford. mission, excenent bonus plan, interview. W L T Montreal 395, Art Johnson 145-393, Connecticut. Instructions for Stone and Crestwood vicinity, Evenings, 233-6879. and management opportunity. dinner like so much win a lot of ballgames with nant in 1976. “I’m not a slogan to read: “From Wendell Poucher 562, Milt election as members of the PRINTED Circuit board elec­ New England 22 22 5 Los Angeles 27 22 Mike Balesano 384, Tony Town Committee of said Par­ filing such candidacies are answers to Buddy, child's pet, Call Bob Wallace for appoint­ SALES - Hartford Despatch, gravy sliding off the the addition of Ferguson making any predictions,” 1776 to 19-seventy-Sox.” K ershaw 220-536, Fred call 64^9249. troplater needed for first shift Cincinnati 21 26 1 Pittsburgh 19 24 Marinelli 366, Pete Aceto ty in the Town of Andover, contained in Part I, Instruc­ MORTGAGES - 1st. and 2nd ment. 2364)681 or 569-1660. The has challenging opportunity Jenkins.” said the American League Nassiff 214-566, Vic with a minimum of two years Wallace Company. Equal op­ for energetic and creative in­ Cleveland . 19 25 3 Detroit 15 28 rubbery roast beef. Connecticut. A list of the per­ tion Page, of the petition mortgages — interim finan­ Roberts, who received Manager of the Year. “But American League MVP Squadrito 215-566, A1 Bolis 146-384, Joe Twaronite 143- LOST - Passbook number 26- cing — expeditious and con­ experience in copper, gold, portunity employer M/F. dividual. Our customers are Indianapolis 18 28 2 Washington 5 41 Cincinnati’s Pete Rose form, copies of which are and nickle plating on single the Judge Emil Fuchs Fred Lynn, honored as the 515, John Martin 528, Mike 380, A1 Bujaucius 135-361, sons so endorsed as can­ 009S46-1. Connecticut Bank & fidential service, J.D. Real executive families seeking West said it, new Hall of Famer w e have improved didates is on file in my office, available in said Registrar’s Trust Company. Application and double sided boards. PART TIME office cleaning, memorial award for long team’s top player and co­ Hodge 553, Jim Watt 511, Al Pirkey 170-145-423, Andy Estate Assoc. 6^1960. quality moving and storage W L T Adams Division Robin Roberts intimated it ourseives with the addition Under the Uniform Time being the office of the Town office. Prior to obtaining the made for payment. Supervisory ability essential. in Manchester (Middle Turn­ services. Welcome rookie star with Jim Rice, Terry Means 542, Norbert Lamoureaux 149-413, Vic Houston 31 16 0 W L T Pts an the Boston players and meritorious service to of Jenkins (from Texas) Act, which became effec­ Clerk, Town Office Building, petition form, the consent of Excellent advancement op­ pike, W) two hours per night, experienced estimator hot Minnesota 24 18 3 baseball, said he enjoyed and (Atlanta iefthanded said he would settle for a Audet 539, Jim Cantin 502, M arinelli 145-405, E rv tive in 1967, the entire each candidate to be proposed LOST - Passbook number 26- □ EMPLOYMENT portunities with a growing seven days a week, 10-12 p.m. willing to train you. AH vou Boston 29 40 9 67 guaranteed it: the Red Sox School Road, and copies company. Please call 646-41()0 Phoenix 23 19 4 “sittng home getting fat reiiever) Tom House and dip in his batting average Dave Neff 527, John Rusconi 145-401, Ken United States began observ­ thereof are available for therein plus a deposit of |15.00 004200-1 (kmnecticut Bank & Six openings. Call Valley require is integrity, energy, Buffalo 27 14 8 62 will be a World Series ing Daylight Saving Time between 9-4 days. Cleaning Service. 1-481-2244. 23 22 4 50 and watching the World from .331 to .300 “as long Greszko 514, Paul Ford 506, Seaton 159-137, 401, Frank public distribution. for each such candidate must Trust Company. Application personality, self-confidence. Toronto 20 19 10 50 caliber team for years to the other teams are going beginning at 2 a.m. on the made for payment. Hetp Wantod 13 Car or allowance provided. Canadian Series. For a five-year ’as we win. I want to win. I Roger Luce 522, Dan Lodge Blank 142-399, Frank Calvo The number of Town Com­ be filed with said Registrar. A .ATTENTION- Deliveries - California 19 25 4 42 come. to have to come get us.” last Sunday in April and KEYPUNCHER ■ Local Base salary with commisaion. W L T Pts span, baseball was losing a will have to say I’m ready 542, Ed Miller 527, Mario 140-375, Bernie Casey 138- mittee members to be petition containing the REAL ESTATE Career - must manufacturing firm seeking Opening in maintenance supp­ “I’ve been here 15 years Boston catcher Carlton ending at 2 a.m. on the last LOST - Passbook number 26- Group insurance, pension Winnipeg 33 18 0 66 Thursday's Results little of its standing as the to play baseball for the Red Frattaroli 532, Jim Cooper 137- 382, Russ De Veau 147- Sunday in October. The elected, under party rules, is required number of signatures 011350-3 Connecticut Bank & have license or in process. keypuncher with 1-3 years ly company for exMiieiiM benefits. Send resume - Chad and I’ve never seen a more Fisk, named Comeback Fob a confidential interview, experience with 029, 129 and person to handle deliveries to Quebec 30 16 2 62 NY Rangers 6, St. Louis 3 National Pasttime, but not Sox and want one more 503, Nels Johnson 535, Len­ 390, Gene Tirinzonie 380, World Almanac notes, how­ thirty. of enrolled Democratic party Trust Company. Application Mooney. Hartford Despatch, unselfish group of athletes Player of the Year along Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289- data recorder, night shift. Call central Connecticut. $115-3150 Calgary 25 21 2 52 Boston 5, Chicago 3 shot at the Cincinnati ny DeLisle 523, Ben Bert Davis 386, Bob Boroch ever, that any state, by leg­ Notice is also hereby given members in said municipality made for payment. Box 8271, E. Harttoru, Ct. any more, not after that with pitcher Rick Wise, must be filed with said 7475. Lucy at 646-1233. week. Call 646-3322 for Inter­ 06106, EOE. Edmonton 18 31 3 39 Philadelphia 1. Buffalo 1 in my entire time than I Reds.” Foreman 529, Bill Tomlin­ 370, John Rieder 144-364, islative action, can exempt that a primary will be held on view. World Series” worked the nation’s 200th itself from the law, as March 2, 1976, if eight can­ Registrar of Voters not later Portonalt 2 Toronto 15 28 4 34 Pittsburgh 6, Kansas City 2 saw last year,” said Boston son 516, Cy Perkins 517, Joe Pagano 364, Nonny LAUNDRY SERVICE - We PART TIME Receptionist- x-Ottawa 14 26 1 29 Captain Carl Yastrzemski Hawaii, Arizona, Michigan didacies are filed in accor­ than 4 P.M. on February 6, Detroit 3, Los Angeles 3 Rudi Wittke 201-513. Zazzaro 354. and eastern Indiana have RIDE WANTED - Hebron - a re now ' accepting Typist. MonHay-Friaay. 9-1. x-Team disbanded Thursday night at the 37th dance with Sections 9-382 to 9- 1976 being the 25th day applications for laundry, Reply receptionist, P.O. Box done. 450, inclusive, of the General preceding the day of the Manchester. Hours 9-5. Daily. Thursday's Results Kastern Conference annual dinner at the Statler Call 228-9617. washroom and deliveries posi­ 222, Manchester, Conn. WE NEED 5 MORE Statutes by persons other than Primary. tion. Full time. 40 hours, days, Minnesota 6, Indianapolis 5 Allanlic Division Hilton Hotel. MOUNTAIN DEWS- Copyright €> 1973 12 to 14 Year OMs (OT) party-endorsed candidates; Dated at Andover, Connec­ INCOME TAX preparation - evenings.Excellent fringe AVON - Earn cash with Avon W L Pet GB Yastrzemski, receiving Terry Cardile 182-457, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. benefits. Apply in person, San Diego 1, Calgary 0 Basketball provided the number of such ticut, this 26th day of January, Dan Mosler - Call M9-3329 or for all the “extras” you need to canvass for the Boston 32 13 .711 - the Harold Kaese award Alice Pouliot 176, Bee Four first candidacies plus the number 1976. 525-8283 for appointmeht. Meadows, Convalescent and want. It’s easy and fun! Philadelphia 29 18 .617 4 for consistently high stan­ Moquin 180-504, Lee Bean of endorsed candidates Ruth K. Munson Home, 333 Bidwell Street, For details call 523-9401. MANCHESTER INDEX Manchester. Buffalo 30 19 .612 4 dards in Boston baseball, 208-536, Pat Jackson 178- exceeds the number to be Clerk of the TAX RETURNS - Individual m i New York 24 25 . 490 10 MIDGETS scorers were Paul Pharmacy 0-6. gym places N O T IC It said, “It typifies this team 471, Betty Richardson 176- elected to said town com­ Municipality and business tax returns EVENING HERALD (!uni|>lH‘ll Gonferenre Ten points by Steve Tetreault (7) and Brian National Division - 1 — LoM «nd Found prepared. Call Russell L. ATTRACTIVE position in our lu M ■ SMCond IncoiM I'ulrirk Diviaion that we entered the World 498, Donna Stratman 470. Four first placements 2 — Partondt data processing department, Mon., Tuee., Wed. 5-S P.M. Central Division Shrider paced Manchester Fulton (6) for the winners Fred’s 5-2, UAC Barons 5- 3 — Announcdmtnt* Burnett, Tax Service, 353 In four sMTi thiM W L T Pts S eries without a fine were won by East Cathoiic Center Street, Manchester. knowledge of keypunch help­ W L Pet GB State Rank to a 21-19 deci­ and Greg Turner (8) and 2, Sportmart 4-3, Telso 4-3, 4 — EntdrUInment ful. Five day weex, 8 a.m. to 5 Philadelphia 30 10 9 69 athlete like Jim R ice 5 — Auclloni 646-3005. GAU 647-9940, 3-S P.M. Washington 27 20 .574 — sion over Eastern Realty Jim Hall (4) for Travel. Second Congo 3-4, BA Club High girls’ gymnastic team p.m., all benefits, East Hart NY Islanders 27 21 7 55 (sidelined by a broken WIVES- Elvina Blach STMT Cleveland 26 21 .553 1 last night at the E ast Side 0-7. in a losing effort to East f FINANCIAL LEGAL NOTICE ford location, 289-2735. Atlanta 24 21 7 55 hand) and we still took Cin­ The Midget attraction 178, Joyce Christine 190- 8 — Bonds-StocX(-Mortg.gn | TAX RETURNS - and Accoun­ Atlanta 23 24 .489 4 Hartford High, 68.1-51.1. 9 — P.rtonil Loin. ting done professionally. Call Rec. saw Multi Circuit II upend 522, Peggy Callahan 185- TOWN OF ANDOVER elected to said town com­ YOUR Philadelphia 30 10 9 69 Houston 22' 23 .489 4 cinnati a seventh BENNET GIRLS Terry Maccarone scored 10 — In iiirln c . Dan Hickey, 649-9145. EXPERIENCED Bakery Brian Galligan added six Groman’s, 24-16. Paul CONNECTICUT mittee. workers - We are looking for NY Islanders 27 12 8 62 gam e.” Bennet’s girls dropped 176-517, Lynne Topping 477, in the vaulting and bars EMPLOYMENT New Orleans 19 24 .442 6 points to the Bank cause. Peck (9) and Joe Gallagher PARTY ENDORSED experienced mixers, moulder Atlanta 24 21 7 55 Rose, the World Series’ an exciting 42-41 decision Jean Robertson 457. 13 — Help Wanted Forms for petitions for OWN and Shelia Connolly and 14 — B u tin e u Opportunitlee operators, and general bread NY Rangers 18 25 6 42 Western (Conference Most Valuable Player, Mike Falkowski and Pat (6) were the big guns for CANDIDATES FOR filing such candidacies by or I EXECirnVE SECRnUY to Koscouszko yesterday. Helen Putriment copped 15 — SIluatlon Wanted TOWN COMMITTEE on behalf of enrolled department employees. Night .Midwest Division followed Yastrzemski to Collins with six and five th e winners. Paul Local firm seeking etatietically oriented executive Sniylhe Division The lead changed hands the floor exercise and EDUCATION Notice is hereby given of the Republican party members shift. Only reliable, depen­ BUSINESS W L Pet GB points led Eastern. McCluskey caged 14 of the 18 — Private In.tructlon. I secretary. Experience with calculatora, adding W L T Pts the podium and started by several times before the POWDER PUFF- Gert balance beam events for certification of party- dable personnel need apply. Milwaukee 20 27 .426 — Automatic Comfort 16 Groman points. 19 — S chools-C lauat may be obtained from Anne B. Call 289-1571 ext. 227 for ap­ Seminar 21 13 16 58 saying: final buzzer sounded. Vogel 181-504, Ann Brendle 20 — In.lructloni Wented endorsed candidates of the g machine and dictaphone necesaary. Mutt be able Chicago Detroit 17 27 .386 I'/z trimmed Allied Builders, the Eagles. Anderson, Republican pointment. 8:30-11:30 a.m. or Vancouver 17 20 10 44 “I’d like to thank the SENIOR Sharon Maher tallied 17 190-180-505, Pam Puskas Kathy Puzzo and Putri­ REPUBLICAN Party for Registrar of Voters, Lake SUNDRY, to reconcile statementa from computer print-4>uta Kansas City 17 30 ,362 3 26-7, as Mike Oleksinski REAL ESTATE 1-4 p.m. The FINAST Bakery, and keep accurate records. Pleasant teiephone St. Louis 18 25 5 41 Boston baseball Writers Standings - Moriarty points and collected 21 202-494, Sandy Mason 177, ment placed second and 3 — Home, lor Sate election as members of the Road, Andover, Connecticut. Park Ave., East Hartford, An FEBRUARY 1st 35 Chicago 14 31 ,311 5 hooped 17 points. Pete 4 — Loli-Land lor Sale personality a plus for cuatomar contact. Excellent Minnesota 16 29 3 for inviting me here and Bros. 6-1, Schiebel’s 3-4, rebounds for the losers. Cindy Muldoon 178, Rae third in vaulting, Patty 5 — Investment Properly Town Committee of said Par­ Instructions for filing such equal opportunity employer. 34 4 26 Phelon added eight more 8:G0 P.M. Kansas City 11 Pacific Division the Boston pitchers for Langan 3-4, Kahuna Kids 2- Jean Hennigan and Wendy Jacobs 188-497, Edna Klein Curtis and Leslie Gruver 6 — B uslneu Property ty in the Town of Andover, candidacies are contained in ^ opportunity for person with Initiative who wants to while John Buccino’s seven 7 — Resort Properly Qmnecticut. A list of the per­ Part I, Instruction Page, of MATURE and dependable Call ^ take on responsibility. Fully paid company ABA W L Pet GB making it all possible. The 5. Warren added eight and six 193-461, Edythe Pasek 468, were second and third on 8 — Real Estate Wanted led the losers. sons so endorsed as can­ the petition form, copies of adult to babysit occassional 742-9087 ^ benefits. Send resume to Manchester Herald, Box Golden State 34 12 ,739 - Red Sox had to come into points. Pat Sheldon pulled Terry Sieminski 475, the balanced beam and MI8C. SERVICES > evenings, weekends and W L Pet GB BUSINESS didates is on file in my office, which are available in said tor renervt Los Angeles 24 24^ .500 11 the World Series without PEEWEE, MIDGET down 13 caroms. Lisa Marilyn Chmielewski 483, Mary McLachlan gained a 11 — Servicet Ottered vacations. References $ J. Denver 32 11 .744 — Seattle 22 26 .458 13 Standings - Buzzards 5-1, 12 — Painting-Papering being the office of the Town Registrar’s office. Prior to Rice; well, we played four Don Willis Garage Tildsn, Shirley Monahan Sandy Edwards 477, Gerry third on the bars and Anne 13 — Building-Contracting required. Call 647-1139. New York 29 15 .659 3'A Portland 20 27 .426 14‘/z Army & Navy 4-2, Clerk, Town Office Building, obtaining the petition form, San Antonio 25 19 .568 7‘/a games without Tony tripped Manchester Travel and Georgeanne Ebersold Tracy 454, Sylvia Johansen Williamee was second best 14 — Rooling-SIding Phoenix 18 27 . 400 15Vz Bogner’s 4-3, Dubaldo’s 3- 15 — Heating-Plumbing School Road, and copies the consent of such candidate Kentucky 26 21 .553 8 Perez.” in a Peewee thriller last all played well for Bennet. 484', Gerrie Olson 476. in the floor exercise. 16 — Flooring thereof are available for to be proposed therein plus a 3, Threp J’s 3-4, Westown 17 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storege Indiana 25 22 .532 9 riiursday's Results Rose then said the Red night at the Y, 17-15. High 18 — Services Wanted public distribution. deposit of $15.00 for each such St. Louis 20 27 .426 14 Atlanta 112, New York 109 The number of Town Com- candidate must be filed with You asked for an interior which sur­ M I8C. FOR SALE Virginia 8 37 .178 25 Kansas City 119, Houston 86 It — Articles for Sale mittee members to be said Registrar. A petition con­ rounds you with functional excite­ Tiiursday's Results Milwaukee 105, Phoenix 96 Men^s volleyball 12 — Building Supplies elected, under party rules, is taining the required number ment. You got it. Tachometer, gauges, 13 — iPats -Birds- Dogs You asked for gas economy. Virginia 108, Kentucky 104 Golden State 123, thirty. of signatures of enrolled leather-covered steering wheel rim, 14 — Livestock You got it. A 2.2 liter hemi- arid Toyota’s exclusive mini-compu­ San Antonio 136, Indiana 112 Philadelphia 114 15 — Boats 8 Accessories Notice is also hereby given Republican party members in head power plant, coupled National Division 16 — Sporting Goods that a primary will be hdd on said municipality must be ter monitoring system -ESP*-you’11 Standings Watkins 24-9, 17 — Garden Products to a 5-speed overdrive have to see it to believe it. NOW AT THE W.G. GLENNEY CO. 18 — Antiques March 2, 1976, if eight can­ filed with said Registrar of transmission to deliver Quiet place available Conn. Bank & Trust 22-11, 19 — Wanted to Buy didacies are filed in accor­ Voters not later than 4 P.M.. great gas mileage. Note: 1976 Lloyd’s Auto Parts 8-25, RENTALS dance with Sections 9-382 to 9- on February 6,1976, being the EPA 36 mpg highway, 20 city. returning trom a Monday Fantastiks 8-25, Economy >2 — Roome lor Rent 450, inclusive, of the General 25th day preceding the day of BOSTON (UPI) - If >3 — Aparlmants for Rent These mileage figures are President Ford wants a night visit at the White Electric 7-26. >4 — Homes lor Rant Statutes by persons other than the Primary. estimates.The actual mileage 55 — Bullness lor Rant quiet place to stay in House. party-endorsed candidates; Dated at Andover, Connec­ you get will vary depending American Division 56 — Resort Property lor Rent provided the number of such ticut, this 26th day of January, on your driving habits and between campaign stops "The only thing is, I told 57 — Wented to Rent Standings ABA Tool 28- 58 — MIsc. lor Rent candidacies plus the number 1976. your car’s condition and You asked lor perlormance through New Hampshire him, that if he wants to equipment. 5, Latvians 27-6, P&W 26-7, AUTOMOTIVE of endorsed candidates Ruth K. Munson, car character built lor the next month, he can stay at stay over, he'll have to share a top bunk with my North Enders 12-21, South 61 — Autos tor Sale exceeds the number to be Clerk of the long haul. You got it, MaePherson You asked for a sound system. You got the home of Boston Red 82 — Trucks lor Sale Municipality Strut front suspension, anti-sway bar, son." Enders 3-30. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sate it. AM/FM Stereo. You can boogie while Sox catcher Carlton Fisk. Week’s Results: North 84 — Motorcyclaa-BIcyclas dual caliper power front disc brakes you buggy. ‘T told him Monday night The Fisks, who live in 65 — Cempers-Trallers-Moblla and welded unit body construction. Raymond, N.H., have t,wo Enders 2, Economy 1; Homes that he can get away from P&W 3, Lloyd’s 0; CBT 2, OliUUL’Bff 66 — Automollve Service it all when he’s in New children and one overdue. 67 — Aulos lor Ranl-Lieta Read Herald Ads You asked lor a quality GT with room. You got it. South Enders 1, Watkins 2, Each Individually Room for four plus nine bags of gro­ Hampshire by staying at Linda Fisk completed her ninth full month of ABA 1, Latvians 3, Fan­ '' '' wrapped package ceries, or with the rear seat down, two my house," Fisk said after j 1 '' Announeamanta 3 Announcements 3 Announcements pregnancy Thursday. tastiks 0. '!w i' of DownEaat Barnwood of you can haul the groceries plus a contains: ' side of beet. All the features on this page are I j l ' included in Ihe sticker price. Toyota does offer f / ;i’ three Celica GT Liftback'oplions: air condi- 2 boards-6" wiile x thick x 8 ft. high lioning, tape deck, and automatic transmission. D^WNEAST 4 hoards-8" wide x V." thick x 8 ft. high I ‘ ^ i ' rll ’ 2 hoards-10" wide x %" thick x 8 ft. high PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT ^s;R t • F ^ Total package contents, 42.67 hoard feet Surface coverage -38 sq. ft. approximately 9a The Alumni Association of the VGGASALE ! Howell Cheney Technical School GREAT SELECTIOH: GBEALEBIOES. li' Touch Up Stain FREE BONUS ^ Till- (jr>/f«isviciiul vviM .ilw jys touch up ms |oii We h.ivri rii.itchiny ctiJtmg w ill Hold a Meeting on Brand New 1976 *99 Value ECP Rust Proofing M 'lu U 'm ID strive Die ptoblem in pmt 17 .tf'ii .pj.ii I u>/f I iMii.liners February 2nd at 7:30 P.M. At The School ESTATE WAGON Wrought Head 6d Cut Nails 140 2bbl engine, A/trana. deluxe seat belts, The .i;» rn.it.. m ,iu!h(Mitn.ity. h.ind luggage carrier, radio, wheel rings, YvK-v. ,n; fir ).| 1 I,t DHi!-, Fof IlC',! wmalls. Carter Care. Stock No. 4143 'i.Hi f Liici bt* pie (JiiHiiJ I" li: 'vv ’ .1' ihe h f.iv y siM iiks of A'ID l ij H i ti.iil'. a I M u f f le r You asked for comfort 'ougotil 120 positions in K C g d I Center glove-soli buckel seats, tinted glass, and power- boosted llow-lhru ventilation ^3899 H e offer convenience along with a superior product. ASKE You asked lor dependability and easy maintenance Corner of Broad You got It. Every step of a Celica GT’s construction CARTER USED CARS and Center Street Mon.-Fri...8 a.m. - 9 p.m is checked and scrutinized But no one is perfect Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. - 5 p.m That’s why there are nearly 1.000 dealers to give INSPECTED-RECOIIDITIONED-GUARANTEEO you service and parts. And if lor some reason ytwr dealer is out of a part, he won't let you down, he’ll HOLDS S299S 73 COMET $2645 74CHEVELLE $3495 INTRODUCTORY SALE gel it last throughToyola’s parts network. OM EG A 1 door. 6 cyl., entrant, 9 DOOR. 6 cyl., a-tront.. radio. MAUBU STA. WGN VI. a-trant., Envision the weathered barns and fishermen’s shacks radw. p>tl«oring air condition, rodio. p-tto«ring, p- C&C DEL. b ro k tt. on the rugged New England coast. Then Imagine how this FOR IT 74CAMARO $4195 REG PRICE $22.00 $23.50 75 FORD $4395 SPT CPC. V t ongint, 4 tpd. (rant., same "old world” charm will look in your home. Now, MUSTANG II. V8. o-(rant.. p-itoor* vinyl roof, p-ttooring, p*braktt, PER 8’ BDL. ing, vinyl roof, radio. radio 74 Monte Carlo $4245 Glenneye has recaptured this authentic look with their 42.67 Sq. Ft. * 2 0 * 2 1 * * VI. o-tront., air condition, vinyl DownEaat BarnwoodI 73 VOLKS $2675 74 PINTO $2995 roof. Af4-FM rodio, p-tittring. SUPER BEETLE 4 cyl., o -tra n t.. STA WAGON 4 cyl., o-trant. Made from select white pine, roughsawn and finished with a permanent stain Spedal radio j',,, 'y radio. applied to reproduce the authentic weathered effect. 74CHEV. $2595 Dressed to with shiplap edges. 74 VEGA $2795 73 TOYOTA $3395 BEL AIR 4 door V I tn g in t. o- CORONA STA WGN 4 cyl. a- tront.. oir condition, pittering. Use it inside the house or out CRUISE PACKAGE I HATCHBACK Cpo 4 cyl., o-lront., fro n t, air condition, rodio. rodio rodro. For your Winter 74IMPALA $3595 74CHEVELLE $3495 Cruise in the Sun. SPQRT SEDAN V I. o -lra n t., air MALIBU Clottk Cpo. VB. o-lront, TRY SOME OF THESE PROJECTS OR LET YOUR OWN IMAGINATION TAKE OVER condition, f^'tttoring AM-FM rodio. vinyl roof, p-ttttr­ BE1WEEN THE MONTHS ing. pbroktt. TRUCKS ' OF NOV. & FEB. 73 VOLKS W 695 72 MERCURY $2245 7 DOOR 4 cyl. 4 tpttd (rant. Rent from a COMET 7 door 6 cyl, o-tront.. radio rodio. 74 CHEVROLET $3695 El CAMINO VI. o-lrant. rodio, Large Selection of 73CAMAR0 $3595 72CHEVELLE $2695 p - tfttr in g Stylish Formal Wear SPORT CPI V I. o -tro n t rodio. p- M ALIBU SPT CPE. V I tn g in t, o- includes ttoormg. vinyl roof P-broktt. front, pttttring. rodio. 74 FORD $4095 j , CLUB WAGON VI o-tront p T i 74 PLYMOUTH $3295 tfttring radio 72IMPALA $2225 GOLD DUSTIX 1 dm, 6 cyl ,iv 4 DOOR VI. o-tront . p-ttttring. 2 JACKiTS gint. o-lront. ptttoring. vinyl radio vinyl roof roof, rodio 2 SHIRTS 73IHT. $4250 Unique interior applications of Uniquel QuaintI What words can Watch your friends and neighbors 1 FUUR TROUyRS SCOUT 6 cyl o-tront. radio, with Nor'East Barnboard for game room, describe a mini barn in your backyard. marvel when you add a touch of old 73PIHT0 $2495 74 OPEL $2895 p 'o w ANOACCfSSORIiS 7 DOOR 4 cyl. 4 tpttd front. MANTA lUXUS CK 4 cyl tngint. den or ski lodge. world charm to your carport or rodio Q-tront. vinyl roof. AM-FM rodio patio. 72 Monte Carlo $2995 74 BLAZER $4845 72CHEVELLE $2395 VB. o-tront. oir condition rodio CHEYENNE 4 whetl dnvt VI c 4 DOOR 6 cyl o-lront p-ttformg. p-broktt front. out (op rodio p-ttttring MANCHESTER ReeAL MEN’S SHBP “ ,■( good place me cOMHtri unrs srow to buy a car" HOURS VERNON m a n c h u t u TRI-CITY PLAZA W l MAIN STREET -907 872 05318 643-2478 CHEVROLET Iw . g !g l e n n e y MANCHESTER SHOP FRIDAY CO. 336 No. Main St. TO 8:30 P.M. CO., INC. CARTER Tel. 649-5253 SATURDAYS 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 TO 4 P .M . Open Evenings ’til 9 — Thurs. 'til 6 — Sat. 111 9 V.: . . -

PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri,, Jan. 30,1876 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. 30,1976 - PAGE ELEVEN 23 H o i h m For Solo 23 NofflM For Sato 23 Hofliaa N r i 22 Homes For Sato 23 Homes For Sale Hotnaa For Sale 23 Homoa For Sato 13 Homoa For Sato .23 Roof Eatata WooloU 23 BiiUdtog-Contractkig 33 Arftetoa tor Sato 41 Aritetoa h r Sato 41 Aritetoa tor Sato 41 TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, con­ GRACIOUS Dutch Colonial VERNON venient Manchester location, with center hall, beautiful IMhlEDIATE CASH for your LEON aESZYNSKI builder - property. Let us ^ lplait a i n our Excellent value in this excellent condition new kitchen in oak, latest . . B & W new homes custom built,, BEST BUYS lalr proposal. Caa ll Mr. charming seven room throughout, good income appliances, four bedrooms, i K r remodeled, additions, rec two lavatories, one bath, birch RIRTHDAY Belfiore, M7-1413. rooms, garages, kitchens Ranch, that offers a first property. Many extras. No BYIELFIORE paneled rec room, some wall- remodeleu, bath tile, cement THIS VBIR you CAN SEND floor family room with a agents. Low 40's. 649-4101. INVESTOR’S MARKETPLACE AMERICAI Herald to-wall carpeting, cedar UNE YQM um oM r MAY WE BUY your home? work. Steps, dormers. floor-to-ceiUng flrqilace, Quick, fair, all cash and no MANCHESTER - New listing, storage area. Move-in condi­ H wii wtay keq> mpiKirtitic Residential or commercial. spacious kitchen and dining problems. Call Warren E. Call 6494291. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING six room full dormered Cape, tion. Beautiiully treed and 1776-1170 him when this lovely three area, three good slxed terraced. Mid 60’s. 646-1189. Howland, Realtors, 6^1106. 1 1/2 baths, completely Manchttltr *60’t bedroom Green Manor bedrooms, living room and remodeled. Choice area. Pay your mortgage with this investment property. 3 fami­ UlSURE TIME TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Ranch can be yours for a Call attached garage. Complete Owner transferred. Hayes MANCHESTER - Ideal for ly h ( ^ , separate basements, attics. Live in one apart­ can aUH be yours whan you oonaidar a Candombiiuin. CASH for^^our property. Carpentry and general con­ very reasonable, mid thlr- us first it anxious to Sell. buUt-ins, IVk baths. One Corporation, 646-0131. young family, six room ment, rent free and let the others can^ your expenses. Wa have two with 3 bodroomo and one with 8 tracting. Residential and PHONE 643-2711 tiea price. Just redone in- Keith Real Estote. 6464126 or commercial. Whether it be a acre lot, convenient loca- Colonial with 1 1/2 baths, badrooma tor tha amallor family. H you ara eonaklorlng FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD three bedrooms, nice deep lot aide and ou t Six rooms, at­ 6491922 small repair job, a custom Uon. Only |44,SOO. MANCHESTER - Vernon Une Em I Hartford *70’a buying a home, you really ahouM taka a look. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• - Completely remodeled seven and above ground pool. Only A $10,000 yearly return on your investment in this 6 family tached garage. Several built home or anything In UM R^TY CO, MC. room Ranch, new insulation, $31,900. Wolverton Agency, unit. Conveniently located close to shopping, busline, etc. A TWO-FAMILY extra vuue featurei, in­ between, call 646-im. Realtors, 649-2813. □ MISC. SERVICES V 643-2682 rec room, half acre lot, $38,- New roof, separate furnaces, parking area for tenanta. honw la a good InvoatnionL Wa have taro, both eon- cluding stove, refrigerator, ADVERTISIN6 Robert D. Murdook * 900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. vonlantly located within walking dIatMoa to achoola, and air conditioner. MANCHESTER - New Raised churchas, and ahopping. RooSng-SUHng'Chlmnof 34 I J S t t s * Realtor Taatefully treed and Services Offered 31 9 e n d penonal Valentine Greeting* to the ones yon RATES VERNON - seven room, two Ranch, seven rooms, include Call our Manchostor Oflica 648.7833 Oupiax with 3 badrooma In each unit...... $43,900 bath Ranch, finished down, three bedrooms, two baths, landscaped. Owners may BIDWELL Home Improve­ lo've in a new and novel way. On Saturday, February Duplax with 4 badrooma In aach unit...... $83,900 help with financing. REWEAVING bums, holes. 1 day . lot word par day COLONIAL Style two-story fireplace plus wood stove for built-in oven, range and dis­ ment Co. Expert installation 14di, we will publish a special Valentine Greeting 3 daya . ,9t word par day winter. Above ground pool for hwasher. Two fireplaces, two- IB BARROWS & WALLACE in THE PRICE IS RIGHT MG YAIB— M HONMQ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. of aluminum gutters home - eleven rooms, 2W Window shades, Venetian page in the Qaaaified section of this JNiper* Gall one S daya . .Bt word par.day baths and attached 2-car gar­ summer. Sloping tre^ half car garage. Aluminum siding. for Iho handyman who llkoa to uaa hla talant Oldor Well, practically none- and trims. Roofinj installa- 26 daya word par day $53,m . Wolverton Agency, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. of onr classified ad counselors now. SheHl be happy . ,7t age. Built twelve years ago. acre. $33,900. O’Donnell Real Colonial with aavan rooma. Within walking diatanca to This secluded eight room Hon and repairs. 641 6496,875- 16 worda, $2.00 minimum Realtors, 649-2813. Manchester Hartford New Haven Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- Situated on five acres of com­ Estate, 875-8647. school and shopping. $29,500. Rancher is almost hidden 9109. to help yon write your message. Happy A d a ...... $2.18 Inch 646-7833 728-6015 397-1515 5221. mercially zoned land, across frbm the road under from 'Tri-Town shopping HORACE Tetrault — Siding, a canopy of trees! This im CUSTOM DRAPERIES - roofing, storm windows, aw­ Center. In Westchester sec­ central Manchester, with made very reasonable, work •••••••••••••••••••••••••• tion of Colchester. This is and nings. Quality workmanship, Looking Good What i$ your Property Worth? BOLTON - First time offered, BOLTON - Eight room all city utilities,' yet a guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Homes For Sale 23 has been our personal free estimates. Fully insured. casually elegant seven room Rambling Ranch with three or RULE'S CORNER f Happy Birthday residence. $69,500. Call We will inspect your property and suggest peacefid rural setting. You 872-9187, 649-3417. stone and maintenance free four beiirooms, family size 175 MAIH STREET PHONE 640-4525 say you want low MANCHESTER - 4-4, Duplex, Owner-Agent, 1-267-4837. an asking price. (No obligation.) kitchen, dining room den and TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) VaiGntiiw QrMtIng i AL Redwood Ranch on acre plus maintenance! Try the D&A ROOFING. Roofs, with generous cabineted wooded setting. L shaped office. One car garage. $51,- Trees cut, trimmed or topped, siding, gutters, and leaders. HAPPY Adt art avallabla kitchen, living room and two RAISED RANCH - On extra Ask us about (HIT guaranteeseles plan TODAY! I! fieldstone raided hearth 500. W olverton A gency, aluminum siding route - stumps removed, fully in- NEW LISTING - Large over­ NEW LISTING - Bolton - it’s fabulous. An authentic Free estimates. Fully in­ VALENTINE’S DAY In any alia, bedrooms, separate utilities. large lot with country at­ fireplace, carpeted first floor Realtors. 649-2813. surecl. Got a tree problem? sured. 249-0206. T O M O M a DAOI mosphere in Manchester. sized Cape, two-car garage. Eight room Garrison Colonial four season wonderland TO MY v m Ideal opportunity to own your family room with built-in desk Fireplace. Beautiful w oo o m Well worth a phone call. 742- atarting at 1" tor Joon ood ilm first home. $36,900. Wolverton Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two and cabinets. Above ground in lovely exclusive that truly must be seen! 8252. « Congratulations lot. Only $40,500. Pasek neighborhood, four bedrooms, SPECIALIZING in cleaning Thank you for o Agency, Realtors. 649-2813. firelaces, sliding glass doors ______PASEK I REALTORS - MLS pool, peace and quiet galore and repairing Chimneys and fobvlous 20 yoont apaclal rata of and Best Wishes To to large deck, aluminum Realtors, 289-7475. first floor family room, large PVT DOWN IMS PAPEK but only 20 minutes to Hart­ Be the first tp call on this DRESSMAKING, hems and roofs. Free estimates. 30 Honry T. LUCILLE and APRIL siding, 2-car garage. Only 289-7475 EAST HARTFQRD ford. $55,900. Cantor & Gold- kitchen, formal dining room, alterations done in my home. BOLTON - HEBRON Line, EAST ELDRIDGE ST. - Two acre lot. Minutes from 1-84, aluminum sided three Years Experience. Rowley, From Barbara Holp HTantod 13 $45,500. Philbrick Agency, 633-5786 GLASTONBURY farb Real Estate, 49 Windsor Reasonable. Call i 019. 643-5361. Beautifully maintained seven Realtors, 646-4200. new homes under construc­ excellent value. Dubaldo- bedroom Colonial with new Ave., Rockville, 875-6244. tion, drive by, and call T.J. MESSAGE OF LOVE •A room Raised Ranch. Members NaUonal Assoclati^of R « l Estate Boards and ConnecUcut KEtnrs Lesperance, Realtor, 646-0505. roof, enclosed breeseway, QUALITY CONTROL inspec­ Association of Realtors, Inc. Also member of Uie Hartford Board of Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Applianced kitchen, lovely secluded patio and To Swan — Call In your tor - needed for first shift with fireplaced living room with Realtors, Manchester and Vernon MulUple Listing Service. LOVELY six roorri Ranch TO MISS XINES a minimum of two years KORNER MANCHESTER - Solid brick oversized garage, plus SoiM or* rad, moaaago nowl :S MANCHESTER cathedral ceiling. Huge fami­ home, on quiet tree lined VICTORIAN - ten rooms, cape with 1 1/2 baths, Boil Withot 10 experience in all phases of in­ WYLLYS street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 cozy flrqilace. Ccmvenlent VIolot, ora bluo, tho host Mochor !:•: BICENTENNIAL g ly room. Low 40’s. Century 21, completely renovated, four fireplace, basement garage, Sveor it nvMl, coming and out-going printed baths, garage, privacy, location. Solid value in the 3a24 30.00 2977 In rtw woridi I COMMITTEE | Tedford Real Estate. 647-9914. Excellent value in this bedrooms, large lot. Must be full shed dormer, in mid 3fs. And to ora you. circuit board inspection. SMALL APARTMENT Buckley School, low 40 s. seen to be appreciated. Cen­ very, very low forties. (ram spacious new 8-room T.J. Crockett, Realtors, 643- — Bill Y O U l CLASS i says ^ Ability to coordinate the work Building- Good little income Offered by the Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 646- of 2-5 inspectors. Excellent NEW TO MARKET - This custom built Colonial, 1577. Whybu$ine$$MpleasHre? Happiness Is :;i| producer-in center of 649-1922. 1316. Combine your business and oversized Cape is just right large first floor family R E A L T O R advancement opportunities Colchester. Four units of 2Vk BEA ESSEX STREET - Vacant six Happy Valentine Greeting Ads will S COMMUNITY i with a growing company. for the growing family. Large room with huge fieldstone or profession with lovely rooms, and %-bath. Income- PHILBMCK Need an extra room? Turn OLDER seven room home, room Cape, in low, low SO’s. I SPIRIT I Please call 646-4100 between 9- master bedroom, formal fireplace, good sized expense analysis available. MANCHESTER - Inflation south end Manchester. 1 1/2 living quarters in this be published on Sat., Feb. 14th. 4 days. dining room, eat-in kitchen, hedge for the future, 4-family, your garage into a family Completely remodeled, classic Colonial right on •it See you at kitchen with plenty of $25,900. Call owner-agent, 1- baths, built-ins, fireplace, aluminum siding, T.J. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• plus fireplaced living room, 1 267-4837. central location, gocid income, room. Many people never patio, garage, small private Main St. Close to all con­ PHONE 643-2711 S GRAND BALL 76 % 1/2 baths, garage. Non-traffic cabinets and built-ins, for­ AGENCY mid SO’s. Wolverton Agency, put their cars in the gar­ Crockett, Realtors, M3-1577. Buelneae Opportunity 14 mal dining room, large lot. $36,500. 649-6960. veniences including ^ Fob. 27 & 28 I street, only $36,900. Keith Realtors, 649-2813. age. So it is really Just hospital. Four levels of living room, oversized 27 PITKIN ST. CONTEMPORARY Ranch National Guard NORTH Eastern Conn. - Real Estate, 6464126, 649- extra space. clean as a whistle rooms, 1922. master bedroom and three Exceptional Manchester — designed for low •29,590 Restaurant. Land buildings RANCH - ^ ’ Overlook tastefully decorated for I Armory iij additional bedrooms, 2V^ home with unusual space maintenance. Living room MANCHESTER Is the full price of this im­ MANCHESTER business equipment, inven­ Dr., S gjM^iooms, 2 any purpose. In fairness to lowitt iiMniAiunt r.A ATLAS • Tires, five steel TAG SALE - 2 Sanford Road, baths, oversized 2-car gar­ and amenities. Five large has fieldstone fireplace maculate four-room expan- lO room, five bedroom, tory included, $44,000. $9,000 MANCHESTER - four family, fireplaces, large treed lot. yourself, don’t over look rU. N iw oniiANn USED belted, 4-ply white wall radial Manchester. Saturday ami down. Also convenience food four rooms each unit, parking, age. Ready for your decor. bedrooms, 4Vz baths, living and beamed cathedral dable Cape with two 1876 Colonial, on huge PORTER ST. - Comer of this property. By the way, OHIO* fumiluro, dsaka, J-78-15 offered at $60. each. Sunday, 124. Living room Holp Wanted 13 store. Excellent location. separate heat, $6,900 income, Priced at $69,900. Call us, area of over 4,000 sq. ft. ceiling. Formal dining *44,900 bedrooms, living room and treed lot in Highland Park. x f ■W -, Butternut Rd. Circa 1825.3 there is very adequate chairs, Stos, lypswiltsr*,' Call Mr. Wilcox at 525-5311 chairs, TV, five piece dinette Business equipment and in­ asking $45,000. Warren E. we will sell or buy your and lovely lot are offered room, three bedrooms, Recent 2-bedroom, 2- kitchen. A good starter $36,900. bedrooms, 1V4 baths, 2-car amesite parking plus ' (77J* adding maohinss, before 10 a.m. set. Other miscellaneous ventory. $12,000. Illness forces Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. present home. at $94,500. For appoint­ family room with fireplace family, generous sized home for the young family items. both sales. Call Charles garage, 2 outbuildings, two-car garage with loft! : V.. ^ now A" ealeuiators, Unw okwk, TOOL MAKERS ment call owner, 649-6252 designed for entertaining. rooms, basement garage, or an excellent opportunity Dutch Colonial — Bowers w SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury Connell Jr. or Howard Smith MANCHESTER - extra nice over 144 acre lot. Porter St. School area, four UPi W1A1HII lOIOCAM • lypswritsr stands, U&R REALTY CO. or 643-5110. Garage. Acre lot. separate furnaces. Nice for the cost conscious above ground pool distributor LARGE BROWN Kroehler FIRST CLASS at Joe Petrowsky Real Estate six room Colonial, plus large 643-2692 School. Asking $65,000. bedrooms, aluminum Rolodsi fliss, Isttsr Professionally landscaped area. family. Aluminum siding, will sd l and completely in­ sofa, gold tweed chair, vinyl MACHINISTS Company, Realtors, 1-974-1500 two story heated barn in Robert D. Murdock CENTER 8T. - Next to siding. Fine home for a MANY OTHERS basksts, billing typs- stall a huge 16x31' OD swim or write Route 44, Eastford, business location. Ideal for grounds. $M,900. full basement, treed yard, recliner. Call 6464660. CINTIMATIC Realtor MANCHESTER - two family, •44,900 Arthur Treachers. 3 growing family. $43,500. CALL US - WE WORK writer*. pool com pete with fencing, Conn. 06242. live-at-home tradesman, shop country setting, built in 1962, EXECUTIVE L RANCH- Older Three Family, needa bedrooms, 2-car garage. city utilities. Call today, For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 81. Dturlng Friday sundeck, filter and pump. OPERATOR or offices. 50’s. Warren E. 6-6, three brarooms, living Nine roopis, 22x28 master paint, near bus line. Low taxes, business zone, tomorrow may be to late!! Newer Two Family, coun­ night, snow is in store for parts of the upper Mississippi valley Now only $868. Full price Situation IVanted 15 BELRRRE AGENCY NELSON FKNHTWAYSIIC. Doga'BIrda-Pota 43 Experience only. Must be Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. room, eat-in kitchen, family bedroom, family room, $39,900. . try setting, large rooms, and north Atlantic Seaboard. Elsewhere generally fair weather financing available. Call toll room addition, oversized two U&R REALTY CO. Realton 647-1413 47 BAST STRIBT able to work and set-up LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN - game room, den, private *62,900 Don’t hide your china in each unit has a family should prevail. Minimum temperatures include; (approxhnate free 14W428-9607, 9-9 dally. MOTHER of three year old POMFRET - Five acres, car garage, F. J. Spilecki, 643-2692 RiCKVILLK, CONN. PRIVATE ridliu Instructions, from blueprints. Apply Spacious Garrison Colonial, yard, on dead end street in Older Three Family, plus a cupboards. Display it on room, two-car attached maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 35 (61), Boston 22 and Western, ffi.OO would like to babysit, days, in Realtor, M3-2121. Robert D. Murdock 378-S121 Doris Lambert WANTED ■ Fur coat, good English some open, stream, 24x24 on beautiful wooded lot. Large prime neighborhood. For $2,000 sq. f.t. m asonry garage. (32), Chicago 17 (82), Dallas 41 (71), Denver 21 (47), Duluth 0 call 633-5571, PARAGON TOOL CO. her home. Infants or toddlers. barn, detached garage "plus" family room with fireplace, open shelves and follow Realior VERNON - Just Listed Cape, condition, full or jacket per hour, Robertson School area. 646- further details call. $59,- building with Bullness (20), Houston 44 (76), JacksonvlUe 37 (71), Kansas City 29 (46), anytime. 121 Adams St. seven room, 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 12x23 game room, music BOLTON - four room Cape, through by decorating your three bedrooms, lireplace, 2 length. Size 11-12. Call 643- 5346. Zone m uses. Retired out VERNON Los /mgeles 50 (87), Miami 50 (75), New Orleans 45 (71), New WE BUY and sell furniture^ Manchester bath, 2-story home, $34,900. room, or fourth bedroom. plus two unfinished rooms up, dining room around it... acre beautifully landscaped garage, brook, large lot, 30's, OVERSIZED CAPE - Six of town owner financing EAST HARTFORD - Invest­ New Raised Ranch, large lot. Call Now, $40,000. O ntury York 23 (33), San FYanclsco 41 (50), Seattle 35 (51), St. louts 24 Cash on the Une. One piece or BEAUTIFUL miniature Joe Petrowsky Real Estate Wall-to-wair throughout, ment properties, three family an entire houseful. 646-6432. Schnauzer puppies, AKC MATURE WOMAN desires Company, Realtors, 1-974- rosewood paneling, central Century 21, Tedford Real rooms,, with central air- available at t W h interest. lot, living room, dining 21, Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. (45), Washington 29 (41). part or full time work in gift Estate, 647-9914. conditioning, eat-im unit, store, commercial zone, room, eat-in kitchen, three Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. INDOOR registered, call 633-1522 after 1500. vac, built-in barbecue, sliding TOLLAND three family brick apartment. Besiile Douglas Motors. 4.30. LADIES and GENTLEMEN - shoppe. Fifteen years glass doors, flagstone patio, kitchen, dining room, bedrooms ^tworcar garage, Lots-Land For Sale 24 National Company needs Call today. C entury 21, F L U MARKET experience managing one BROOKLYN - Two homes, six pius many other outstanding NORTH COVENTRY - 4 brand new batb, three good *48,000 $39,900. salespeople, experience a woman office, 643-0331 after 3. Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. BASSET HOUND - AKC room Ranch, Franklyn stove features. Call today for acres, plus five room Ranch, sized bedrooms, $35,000. 57 acres, large trees, two R,^a[ Estate TOWN Approved Subdivision- SELLING OUT - Flea Market BROKO ST. COMMON. must. Extensive travel 172 East Center Si ______— ••#••••••••••••••••••••••• merchandise can be seen at registered, male, eight •••••••••••••••••••••••••• in living room, rec room, also details and inspection of this very secluded nice view, with ROCKLEDG^ — Seven- brooks, 2,000 ft. road fron­ EAST HARTFORD 28 single family home sites. MANCNESm throughout the U.S. Good car pond, 50’s, Century 21, Ted­ 646-4126 640-1022 COVENTRY - Raised Ranch, Approximately 114 acres FURNITURE Refinishing. Haating-Plumbing 39 B&C Flea Market, Hartford months, $150, 742-M94. DCAi BCTATB a2bedroomCape.Immeidiate choice offering. Philbrick room .Rancb, three tage, 87o owner financing. fireplaced family room with Ranch, 80 Hilton Dr. Seven Behind Dairy Queen a must. Expenses, hospitaliza­ Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. ford Real Estate, 647-9914. eacn. Frontage on Conn. State Free pick-up and delivery. Road and Pine Street, tion, vacation, and rpt'ire LI REAL ESTAT^ occupancy. Fantastic value. betirooms,. fireplace, rec bar, garages, appliances, in­ rooms, large lot, covered on Broad SIroet DOBERMAN PINSCHERS - ...... $37,500. Low down payment. BOLTON Highway (Rt. 16.) in the Call 646-8567. SEWERLINES, sink lines, Manchester, every Saturday ment, plan paid. Excellent cluding washer and dryer to AKC Registered. Futurity Joe Petrowsky Real Estate room, two-zone heat, gar­ ANDOVER - Seven room patio, $44,900. Westchester Section of cleaned with electric cutters, and Sunday, (space right hand earnings. Send resume to Homes For Sale 23 •11,000 stay. $46,900. Century 21, Nominated, by Doberman Company, Realtors, 1-974- Manchester age, porch, $44,900. Raised Ranch on 1.7 acres. 1 Colchester. Adjoins existing ACADEMY APPLIANCE and by professionals. McKinney corner). EVERY SUNDAY Sales Manager Eastern Privacy brook nice Jackston-Avante, 646-1316. Cape, 64 Maple St. Great as 8 - B Pinscher Gub of America. 1500. RANCH — Six room, 3 1/2 baths, good location. T.J. suMivision of quality homes refrigeration service - Repair Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Photographic Lab, Inc. EPL $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room THE UHCOMMON HOME residential area, three starter or retirement pany, 643-5308. American and Canadian bedrooms,, large country Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. and Conn. State Forest. Most­ most makes of appliances and LARGE INSIDE Tag Sale - AmKqiimSi ccMMi b§tllGGi InMifeti Building, Thomaston, Ct. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard Eleven room newer Colonial In preaUgloua Lakewood acre approved building lot. SOUTH WINDSOR - Dutch home. $29,900. ly forested-there is some ad- refrigerators, call Vernon 643- MM IMpiMlflM Mlltf bOMkSi olitlris Champion Gemae, Hanky BROOKLYN - Beautiful state­ kitchen, fireplace, 12x25 Machinists lathe, power tools, 06787. heating, stove, refrigerator. Circle area. Five bedroome, flva llraplacaa, raeplen- Dead end street. Owner ANDOVER - stylish 7 1/2 Colonial - one acre lot, three (litional land (10-plus) acres 1811. NO JOB too small, toilet hand tools, quality fishing iMtlt. W«rld War I A t> Panky bred to his lovely ly ten-room center hallway bedrooms, formal dining niece, Vindicator's Black Hutchins Agency 646-3166. family room, garage, financing available. room Dutch Colonial, on 5.8 F J. SPILECKI that is tillable and not in­ repairs, plugged drains, equipment anroom Caps, wHh thros larg* ■ build on now. Frontage is on a workmanship. Call Bob or bing, heating repairs. Vanity sonnel Chairman, 156 E. closet space galore. Two rec •formal dining room, king badrooma up, flraplacad living room, full baswnwrt. | paved road. $67,500. Call Ron, 646-1580, 8754323. cabinets. Economy rates. Call Center St., Manchester. sized master bedroom owner-agent, 1-267-4837. 649-4056, 6 to 8 p.m. VERNON 7 ACRES rooms, and workshop, 2-car MULTI-FAMILY - 5-5,2 fami­ VERNON - Just Listed, The $31,800 — six-room Caps, with gorgaous conwr | HORSE LOVER’S PARADISE garage and patio. Brick aluminum siding, two-car CARPENTRY WORK and ly duplex, minutes to Parkade Raised Ranch, 7 room mint flrsplac*, 3-4 badrooma, axcaltont condition. | Flooring 33 BABYSITTER needed my (Alto Incomt Potontial veneer. Lake rights. The list garage, treed lot, mint con CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY ONE ACRE building site- Custom Cabinet work, Ralph 1975 FORD home, one or two days, per and DUS. 2-car garage, level condition - possible in-law $32,900 — Would you bollevs a 30 ft. living room with | approved and ready to build Nadeau, call 643-7004. NEW 1976 FORD Unlaue 3 level chalet with a is endless. $52,500. Owner ditton, $51,400. exclusive member of week, write Box L, lot, nice income. Only $40,000. . apartment. Private yard. Cen­ flraplac* In this two-bedroom Ranch. Boltova Itl | on. Fronts on Conn. Rt. 16- has FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, most spectacular view, custom transferred. Joe Petrowsky Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, tury 21, Jackston-Avante, 648- SEVEN-ROOM home in Manchester Herald giving built in 1974 of finest quality. Real Esatate Company, $32,000 — Savon room Cap*, |uat llatad, thr** or four I tall shade trees. Last lot in floors like new, no waxing. GRANADA M NL Three or 4 bedrooms, 2 ^ baths, 3 649-1922. 1316. excellent condition, new Ibiiir $ Sdis PINTO PONY 2-DR. qualifications. Realtors, 1-974-1500. Interstate Referral Service, Inc. bedroom*, living room, kitchan, baaamani rao room. I Westchester Acres Subdivi­ CUSTOM a STOCK SHADES Automatic tranamlaaion, 3 oylindar, fireplaces, central air* siding, etc., garage, large sion. $6,600. Call owner-agent, condilioninc. Large 3*story barn THEY’RE NEW - only 60 air- Alto t Compitit Uiw ol power slaaring, power brakaa, AM NEW RESTAURANT Lounge with IS stalls, tack room and cor­ lot with garden and fruit offers the following listings: 038.000 - Urg* 6-3 Duplax, with a aubatantlal ■ 1-2674837. EASTFORD - Rural 2-family, conditioned homes nestled in IBSTON M KS I MMM SNUB 4 cytindor, white wall Uroa, B.T.A. Eat 33 radio, raeUnlng bucket eaats, vinyl roof. and Disco opening. Top notcri, ral. Properly completely fenced two separate heating systems. IN TOW N trees, sh ^ . $42,000. $21,900— six room older home, 2-car garage. aiaumabl* first mortgag*.Thlacould bath* on*you*** ■ MANCHESTER 2 2 2 2 . bartenders, waitresses, and surveyed. Ample pasture the woods at Forest Ridge LAKEFRONT LAND- One mitoa par gallon. Btoek No. 43. Slock No. 70A. lands. Call Suzanne or Arthur Five rooms, fireplace down, First time offered, 5-5 RAISED RANCH - Seven boM waiting for. Don’t mlaa HI $ VENETIAN BLIND CO. waiters, and kitchen help Condominiums, off Lydall St. - acre fronting on Pickerel Moving-Trucking- Shorts. 646-3233. four rooms and porch up­ Duplex. Bach side, three from $44,990 - Open 12 to 5, rooms, beamed cathedral $22,900— Flva room “doll houaa.” 037.000 — Larg* thra* bodroom Colonial Capa, I n RSSQL STKT $46-1422 needed. Apply immediately, stairs. Garage too. Excellent Lake. Nicest spot on the lake! Storage 37 J. WATSON BEACH CO. beilrooms, large kitchen 646-8727. ceiling in living room with $35,900— Six room brick Capa, two-car garage, aluminum aiding, garaga, trood lot on Waat Old*. | in person only. The Scenes Rtallora MLS condition. $26,900. Low down fieldstone fireplace, eat-in Old clubhouse burned down- Inn, Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. Manchottar Offlct $47-9139 plus living room. Separate Vh bathe, 3 badrooma. 038.000 — Oavan-room full dormorod Capo, two full | it’s ready for a new one! Nice PERRETT ■ Moving and %071 % 585 payment. Joe Petrowsky Real WEST SIDE - Four bedroom kitchen, formal dining Equal Housing Opportunity Estate Company, Realtor, 1- heating systems. $37,000-6-6 Duplex. New roof, furnacaa and bath*, roe room, carpoting, traod lot, garaga. | lake in Colchester and Palntlng-Papering 32 Storage. Specialists in local BABYSITTER - Housekeeper Convenient location. The Brick Colonial, three car gar­ room, 15x21 family room I excellent waterfront proper- piano and organ moving. Call 974-1500. age. Must be seen to be ap­ elactrical. 3 badrooma each aide. $30,200 — Ovoreizod 7 room Dormorod Cap*. . - Two active loving boys, 2, 5 income that you can get with fireplace, wooded I ty. $15,500. Call owner-agent, 6^5047. BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive preciated. Owner, 649-4016. $39,900— Sevan room Colonial in Porter St. Fireplace, 2-full bathe, carpoting, rao room, braazaway j INSIDE - Outside painting. years - Tuesday-Friday, 8:45- STAFFORD SPRINGS - from renting one side will acre lot with privacy, $44,- I 1-2674837. Special rates for people over 5, own transportation. Call five room Ranch, family I and garaga, gorgaoua roar yard. Muat ba aaani | Gorgeous ten room Duplex, help make your mortgage 900. area. Three badrooma, aunporch, mint 6a. Fully irinsured. Estimates FITZGERALD FORD room, fireplace, paneling, $32,900 - 3 1/2 ACRES, six □ MISC. FOR SALE 646-0261. barn board interior, must be ^O T L E SS Sbe roqm (^pe condition. j 4.97 ACRES on Plnebrook aluminum siding. Hutchins payments within reach. room Ranch, fireplace, four I 840,000 — 8-3 Two Family, two heating ayolama, | given.. Call 649-7863.I ROCKVILLE ’ToBwiCoffiHi’aflldartForiDaator’ ynM lsor Avenut seen to be appreciated. Two four bedrooms, mddern $47,900— Tan room Colonial, 1*A acraa, 6 bad­ axcallani plumbing and wiring, eonvanlant loeatlon. |! Road-Westchester section of Agency, 646-3166. Call us. Only $39,900. bedrooms, garage, Hutchins * Colchester has view, tall separate heating systems. Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. kitchen with dishwasher rooma, 2-car garage. PAINTING - interior and Articlaa h r Sale 41 875-3389 I 4 WnUiys M Ihffii D4 1 Sal D5 643-2485 Garage, two separate U&RREIILTY CO, MC. 041.000 - BUILDERO’O OWN HOMBI - Oavan-room |I trees, babbling brook and 400’ exterior, paperhanging, OAKWOOD RD. - six room and disposal. Handy to bus $51,900— Sevan room Rockladga Ranch, two- Colonial wHh every Imaginablo convanlanea. Muat b# | EXPERIENCED driveways. $36,000. Low down 643-8698 line and schools. $34,500. I of road frontage. "Best piece excellent work. References. ALUMINUM sheets used as Cape, fireplace, garage, rec RAMBLING nine room Cape, car garaga, flraplacad living room, I of land arouncT’’ $15,500. Call payment. Joe Petrowsky Real Robort D. Murdock 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, TWO FAMILY DUPLEX aeon to appraclato. I Free estimates. Fully in­ printing plates, .007 thick, I.D.O.D. ro o m , a s s u m a b le VA Estate Company, Realtor. 1- good value. ■ 142,000 — 0-3 Duplax with aluminum aiding, aol on a |I Owner-Agency, 1-267-4837. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for mortgage, circular pool, all RoaKor trees, $%,900. Hutchins Agen­ — Custom built in 1973. 974-1500. cy, Realtors, 646-3166. $59,900— Anaaldl-bullt aavan room Ralaed j larg* tread lot Convanlanfly located on bua lln*. | 4431. $1. Phone 643-2711. SAT. for $35,900, call 646-1189. Living room, large J WOODSTOCK - Lakeview and LAPPER Ranch on Spring Street. Two (iraplacaa *50. OVER MANCHESnR A VICINITY equipped eat-in kitchen I $42,500 — jutt lilted, alght-room Split Laval with 5 ■ rights, two huge lots, $3,750 PAPER HANGING Expert. CLEAN USED refrigerators, LAST Harttord/Manchester MANCHESTER - Looking for $41.90(}-Raised Ranch, 7 rooms, 2 1^ baths, three bedrooms two-car garaga, family room, 1 full and I badrooma, fireplace, 1W bathe, garaga and larg* lot I for one, or $7,000 for both. Joe Your average paper, in ranges, automatic washers, fireplaces, family room, acre lot. DAY area. Send Inquiry to P. your own home? Try this 2- MANCHESTER & VICINITY each side, large yanl, 238 2 half bathe. I $49,900 — Redwood Farma, 7 room, fuU dormorod I Petrowsky Real Estate Com- av erag e room , $25. Mr. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s family with up to four Owner anxious. ft. deep. Walk out base­ | . pany. Realtor, 1-974-1500. Richman, 646-3864. Appliances, 649 Mdin St. 643- FACTORY INVOICE! 0. Box 968, $43,209-New Colonials, 6 rooms, I Capa, carpeting, 1W bath*, aluminum aiding, garaga. Mancheater, Ct. 06040. bedrooms in one apartment, MANCHESTER - *39.900 ment, aluminum siding 2171 fireplace. IV^ baths, built-lns, CHAPLIN - Four beautiful separate heating systems, aluminum siding. Three to choose six-room Ranch, 3 badrooma, tireplaoa, garage, full carpeting. A Beauty—$58, ■ 0O3JOO - Immaeulat* 0-room Colonial Capa, 1W J BOB JOBIN - wallpapering Equal Opportunity * acres, natural driveway, over new roof, 2-car garage, ^9,- from. basement, Buckley School area. Large tread lot. 900. Helping People Buy or Sell Homes I bathe, aton* flroplaea, douM* garaga, phi* 3.0 acraa. and painting, quality work to ASSORTED racing parts for ALL 1975 DODGE CARS Employer... I 225’ frontage. Peaceful area. 900. Wolverton Agency, |4S,900-New Colonial, 6 rooms, COLONIAL — Modern ■ 804,000 - Four Family flata, aaoh apartmant haa 4 your satisfaction. Chrysler products, including Realtors, 649-2813, large lot. aluminum siding, MANCHESTER - *60,000 Anyplace in the USA! I N ear UConn. $9,900. Joe Guaranteed, references and engine and two transmissions. fireplace, built-ins. Quality by Nine-room older Colonial on 1.3 acraa, 4 b^room s, 1V4 kitchen, formal dining i rooma and madam hatha, graal Invaalmant I Petrowsky Real Estate Com- insured, fast service, 649-9027. All excellent condition. Call NEW HOMES - Ranches, MaK Construction. baths, fireplace, 2-car garage. Great for horses. room, 24 ft. living room * 004,000 - Brand naw axacutiv* OpHt taval, aavan I pany. Realtor, 1-974-1500. IN STOCK RN ’s and LPN ’s needed 644-8145. Capes, Colonials, Raised 152,900-Large Colonial, 5 with fireplace, 1V4 baths ■ apadoua room*, two flraplao**, 2V> hatha, two gar- desperately for full time 3-11 bedrooms. 2-car garage, family DONALD E. TARCA - pain­ Ranches, in several locations MANCHESTER — *60,000 double carport, three RELOGATINC? I agaa, gorgaoua Vi aero krt wHh oHy uHlHIao and vlaw. J KILLINGLY-7.45 acres, perc ting and wallpapering, in­ FIREPLACE WOOD - for sale and 11-7 shifts, i^ply in per­ room. 2W baths, vacant. Make Let us know where you are moving to wa can ■ tested, pine grove, privacy at son, Meadows Convalescent or Two-Family homes 2 and 3 offers. Ten-room older Colonial on 2.4 acres. Possibility of bedrooms, finished base­ terior, exterior, quality and tree work, call 647-1834. INVBICE SHBWN BN REQUEST have a Handy HOUSE HUNTER’S Helper book­ < 007,000 - Bualnaaa zoned bulkflng In BoHon, two I it’s best. $12,900. $2,900 down, Center, 333 Bidwell St., bedroom models. For your $53,900- Must be seen, 7 room subdivision and conversion to 2-famlly ment, 10 yrs, old, $43,500. workmanship, reasonable new home needs call Merritt let tent to you hare from your new hometown * atoiW and two apartmanta locatad on Route 3. I balance at 8 1/2% for ten Manchester. Ranch, 4 bedrooms, family room, RAISED RANCH - seven prices, phone 646-6812. SEASONED HARDWOOD - NO Agency, 646-1180. fireplace, quality throughout. VERNON — *37,900 without any cost or obligation. It will show you * SOOJOO - Brand now throe badroom Duplax, brick I y^rs. Joe Petrowsky Real cut to order, $25 a truckload, PREPARATION CHARGES Builder has 50x133 lot, ready to rooms, first floor laundry, 1 Estate Company, Realtor, 1- OFFICE SECRETARY - Den­ six-room Ranch, throe bedroome, fireplece, rec room, what’s avallabla thara...and what pricaa ara Ilka... J front tvro boating ayatama, aaparat* baaamanla, GL McHUGH Painting - in­ $50 a cord, Tree service also, build, your plans or ours. three bedrooms, two full ma you apond tha Hma and tha monay goli^ A aluminum aiding, larg* lot Oftoro conaMarad. 2 974-1500. terior latex and oil, free es­ call 646-7770. tal assistant, good typing, ★ UNITED REAin ★ dead-end street, very private yard. 14x16! wood deck) baths, carpeted rec room business procedure, Manchattar , loyour naw homalown to look aroundl Thia la an-1 ! 000,000 - Commarelal property loeatad on Conn. timates, reasonable, call 643- Large Selection of Darts Halt mile from Vernon Circle. with ' fireplace, two-car I Bualnaaa Property 26 9321. FIREWOOD. SPLIT, organizational skills required. ______^othar of tha ’Yriua” aarvieaa wo provide aa tha, A Blvd. In East Hartlord, 3-room oldar ham* that naado I ------'— 1------Poised, neat, able to meet *29,900 SOUTH WINDSOR — *95.000 garage, large treed lot vaxcluaiva mambar ol Intaratata Rtfarraly seasoned hardwood. 12" and Most Other Models Available For A repair*, targ* lot Ownara will lalkl Hurryl I MANCHESTER - Vernon Building-Contracting 33 public. Reply Box M, MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room Italian style 7-room brick Ranch on 3.3 acrea. Three SIM- Sarvica In tha Manchaatar arta. 18” lengths. 267-4322. Manchester Herald. Ranch, built 1975, Dining ! 009,000 — Huge cualom bulK ttolaad Ranch on ap- Townline, on busy Route 83,. large bedrooms, two baths, 2 flreplacea. Garage, Italian ’ WE NEED LISTINGS combination office and in­ Just listed. Five room room, fireplace in living . NOW! ! proximataiy 1% acre lot In BoHon. Rrat floor tamHy NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - CLEAN seasoned hardwood, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY kitchen cabinets and light flxturea. Many extrae. EXCLUSIVE mEITWER dustrial building. Tremendous Remodeling, repairing, ad­ split and ready for fireplace, PART TIME help - 3-11, for Colonial plus heated rec room, kitchen with built-ins. Thinking of Selling Your 5 room with aond oak baama. 2W hatha. Trade-Ins Invited Forbes and Wallace, Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ GLASTONBURY - *2,200 value. T.J. Crockett, ditions, rec rooms, porches delivered. CaH 742-6569 room, 300’ deep treed lot, Property? Call TODAY! ■ '***★ *'★ ****★ ****★ ★ ********★ * Realtors,______643-1577. and roofing...... o- No job too small. anytime. Manchester Parkade. See garage, walk to Buckley cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Lot with frontage on Diamond Lake. OFFER EXPKES JAN. 31 NO HDDEN CHARGES Tony. I Our office Is In eonatant nood ol now llattnga. it youYe I ...... J...... School. Won’t last, hurry! SEVEN Room Contemporan GLASTONBURY - *25,000 s ■ thinking of saMtog,ptoase caff tor conttdanitailnspactton I Real Eatata Wanhd 31 16 GUAGE shotgun, $60; (21) PMLBncir CARPENTRY - Repairs, shotgun shells. $4; gun rack, CONCRETE Laborer - - two years young on 1.87 Five acres more or less on Wassuc Road. ! and avafualfon. Wa wafeoma and appnehh your | ------someone who wants to work acres. Treed site at For additional information call the ! bvskMSSl REMEMBER, YOU DESERVE ONLY THE | ALL CASH for your property remodeling, additions, gar­ $3. playpen. $17; baoy scale, everyday. Experiencedxpe or will Westchester Acres. The two within 24 hours. Avoid red ages, roofing, call David $4; Mby walker, $6; kerosene CHORCHES : BEST. . ■ train. 875-1110303 after a 6. WARREN E. fireplaces will warm the cold AGENCY Agency that works for you tape, instant service. Hayes Patria, 644-1796. lamp $4; Polaroid camera, winter days. glass SYLVIA LA PENTA AGENCY Corporation, 64&D131. $12. All excellent condition. OF MANCHESTER GRILL HELP - For lunch HOWLAND 3 open 01 KIKTORS CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY I^OAdDtacd & ^fisssXto | WES ROBBINS carpentry 2894)921. hour, eight hour week. Apply decks. ’This is truly a unique Realtor-MLS SELLING your bouse? (?all us remodeling specialist. Aci- Realtors 643-1108 646-2440 REALT0R8-ML8 343-3432 80 OAKLAND ST. T E L 643-2791 Ann's ^ o t, 21 Oak Street, home. $45,900. Call Owner- 9 Weet Middle Tpke. 646-1S1I first and we’ll make you a ditions, rec rooms,' dormers, OLD FRIGIDAIRE. works Manchester. Agent. 1-267-4837. 6464200 I I 169 Wort Cantor Btrool cash offer. T.J. Crockett. built-ins, bathrooips. great, quiet, call anytime, 647- ■ 1 PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Jan. 30, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Jan. 30,1878 - PAGE THIRTEEN Anttnr to Prtviain Puot* T h e E a r t h AutOB For Solo 81 Autoa For Sale 01 Autoa For Sale 81 Autoa For Sale 01 Charitt M. Schultz ACROtS 2 EasayM Lamb Dear Abby t Thaaarth 3 Plaoa lor con­ U l tl'IUhai 41-J T H E M M M i N G o P e io ^ e ls N t test tiMciti ucHLi ni'jm-1 I'l \\t I s 4 Logoi point iJuiHunH r.iMWLirj k)EHAVElD^ EXECUTIVE CAR SUE 12 Foralgnar 5 CIOMly (pool) hJiiiTihju i-jimiin IF UlE DO 6000, CHUCK, 00 *<00 THINK UlE'D make IF *<00 HAP a n y M MERCURY By Abigail Van Buren 13 Fata___ 0 SovM city M M liJM Lrir.lLJ t II IIS H 0O 6OOCMN MAHBE WEU 66TA Lift X HAilDLE 15 WMhkgMIy 7 Folding bod 1WL1UCOI « -1 H IT IN THE IW LEA6UE? TROUSce, CHUCK, I D This Car Wao Driven By Matt ISQuMwl 8 Bolof* ira u (Nl 4M(-114 U IIH THIS TEST C0UE6E SCHOLAKSNIP... HELP too OUT! 17 Droop 9 Intormodlory u i t:;ir.ini-4anLii-4[;ik6!-i v : Moriarty Jr,f Vice President 16 RoquoM 10 Not any (dial.) Mk4r.1[;1l tt-J BROTHERS LINCOLN 20 Phoatont 11 Koko's M fin i tlitt^lMI tOkrtl llJt-l EVtAYTHiNG ELSE of Moriarty Brothers. brooPt (var.) weapon 31 Qm IIc 46 Olaordeny 21 Bolora (prolix) 14 PuDHe none** 33 Mohammedan crowds D fiA R ^ B Y : In reply to FLORIDA RETIREES, who 22N*wl 19 Shark's habitat man's name 49 South X fCEEEfE TO 24 End of oorth'o 21 Stios 35 DMng Australian to couple. Uving t o iit lS oxli 22 English 60* aeawrda lakt 1 -3 0 27 South African tab.) 37 Deughter of 50 Earth's ANM LAMDEfiS. tox 23 Prolongad Cadmus MteHite 29 Cyprinold Ssh quarrel (myth.) 51 Spanish 32 “Bollo lor 24 Tima gona by 41 Coterie stream I a d ^ to and John Smith"-u8in* neither 25 Qrask Owalers 43 City (comb, 52 Promontory WINTHROP BY DICK CAVBLLI 34 Imaginary dr- 26 Brought down form) 54 Origin (tuffiK) Mra. I use Mary a name first because I know that aha cl* around 20 Danomlnahon 45 Moften rock 55 Bo^ of Bible THATfe \AnNTHROf? Smith, but the munm.n •orth 29 WlHow gonus 46) Turkish title (tb.) UH-OH...NO doesn t have to know. , ■■■„ 30 Of oarthgutk* 30 Plaything 47r Simple 57 Law (Fr.) Mickay Finn — Morria Waiaa L E T T IN S AV3RE 38 Fight* bolwoon THE'AWH^CXrr T W A TER, GRACE IN MICHIGAN two man r r I” r r r r r r 10 IT 30 Light brown u OF THE TUB, 40 Inioct* IT i r IT 7 MOM /r NOW ALL t NCEP 42 Hardy c*b- ' A7 meuecs- , TO KNOW IS THE i r IT ff/awr- THiACK? T t m t 'S , 'NAMeOPTNeHOttSI my ____ DEAR GRACE: The mailman pnibably knows as mndi boo* HOTMIN' YOU MTON-TH8 A S B A D A S A 1975 MARK IV as yon know, but couldn’t care leas. 43 Export (coll.) IT" H” ru e o A L DATE-AND NOW MAW AOLITIOAH'S/ 44 Printing ------UlOuisHTr Whits iMlth Whits Vinyl Top, Lipstick and WhHs Luxury Intsrior, Rsd Paint Strips, Sun Roof, Hoad mouurn ■ i i i l H ABOUT THAT/ U m p Convonisnes Qroup, ¥fhlto BMswall Radial 'Hrsa, Sura Track Brake System, ElacUlc Roar Win­ 46 Exploolv* J ■ ■ d HJ 1 malorlal (coll.) 8“ w ST ST r V dow Dofroator, AM/PM Stereo Radio Taps System, Interval Windshield Wipers, Forged Aluminum DEAR ABBY: For yeara I wore my wedding ring first 46 Qrook lottor r a J d l Wheels, Visor Vanity Mirrors, Premium Body Side Mouldings. with my diamond on the outside. I had been told by the SO Bipod* ff“ H jeweler that that was the “correct" way to wear timm, but I S3 Study ol oorth _ i i l l 56 Earth’* form IT H" THIS CAR IS PRICED TO SELL! didn’t know that it was to keSp the wedding ring “cloaest to 56 Judg* the heart" until I read it in your cohunn. 59 Wasteland* 8T P PICK □ cW/ALU /-JO But let me tell you why I don’t wear them that way 50 Dead S*a h*r- J 5 mn ” I “ 1 anraore: About five yeara ago, I was eating peanuts at a 61 Japan*** : n ■ ill 1 ball game, and my diemond ring sloped off my finger into aborigin** i r 47 i r IT ST 62 Dogt-BIrdt-Peit 43 Apartmenta For Rent 53 Apartmenta For Rent S3 Apartmenta For Rent 53 the peanut sack. Luckily, I found it among the peanut (var.) ET 8T BT 5T MANCHESTER - new unusual THREE BEDROOM Con­ shells, and when I put it back on my finger, I put it on first FREE PUPPIES - Cute, DOWN w 85“ adorable, and lovable. In need one bedroom Duplex dominium, 2 1/2 baths, rec VERNON ELLINGTON UKiiiiiifarS. /M O R i" -^ b r o t h e r s / and put on my wedding band on the outside. S in me... 1 Treats with W IT Priscilla’s Pop — Al Varmaar of good homes. Call 649-0858. Townhouses now rentiing at room, carpeted, air- TOWN HOUSE “BETTER SAFE THAN RIGHT” pitch Independence Village. Full conditioning, car-port, pool iNEWSPAPERCNTERPRISEASSN > FREE KITTENS - Angora basements, private entrances and tennis privileges. $375 per GAROENS DAILY R E H T J I L ______and patio, includes heat, month. Lease, security, and e o A H E A D , HE'S orange striped, two females, One and two bedroom 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 DEAR BLITTER: Speaking from a nuterialistie point of HOLLYHOCK! GOT call 643-8647 after 6 o’clock. appliances, carpeting, air con­ references required. 646-3999 apartments. Immediately S Y S T E M / ditioner. Close to shopping, evenings. view, you’re protecting the more “valuable’’ r i^ . But H E W O N 'T OISMPAN church and bus. Model open available at Town House symbolically speokiBg, it’a easier to replace a diamoi^ than HURT HANDS.', FREE PUPPIES - call before Weekdays, 1-7 p.m., Saturday CENTRAL Five room Duplex, Gardens. This suburban a wedding band. YOU 6 p.m., 649-3842. and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Henry St. garage, lease, one child max, apartment community of off Main St., Manchester. after 6 p.m, 643-5029. unusual architectual Damato Enterprises, 646-1021, design and beautiful Antiquea 48 DEAR ABBY; Concerning the boy who expects a giri to Win at Bridge 649-3940. MANCHESTER - attractively landscaping features: paneled two room apartment, Private entrances, private Idas on the first date after he has gone to all the tronle of Vo! WANTED Antique furniture, giving her a free show, dinner, etc.: NEWER three bedroom stove, refrigerator, neat, elec­ patios with sliding glass glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Your answer was: “A kiss should not be expected in Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all tricity, references, no pets. doors, wall-to-wall other antique items. R. appliances, carpeting, full $150, 646-3167 , 228-3540. return for an evening’s entertainment or anything else. It’a Hand with siams gaiore Harrison, 643-8709. basement, $260 monthly, carpeting, range, strictly a voluntary show of real a c t io n .” Frechette & Martin Realtors, MANCHESTER - unique, two refrigerator and garbage You are all wrong. ANTIQUES WANTED - 646-4144. disposal, traverse rods, LIMITED QUANTITY OF I-JO bedroom apartment on second If the girl doesn't like the guy enough to kiss him, she American furniture, oriental floor of two family house, for­ master TV antenna, shouldn’t go out with him in the first placel NORTH 30 rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ A K 10 9 3 MANCHESTER mal dining room, fireplaced storage and laundry 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL Everyone laughed when Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrtnet sor chairs, crocks, jugs, living room, appliances, facilities in basement. V Q 10 9 4 2 weathervanes, primitives. City ol Village Charm ♦ 5 they noted that a spade lead, storage, garage, porch, Total electric. No pets. diamond return, second Ron Dionne, 643-1691. « 1 0 6 3 so MUCH FOR BETTER MOSEY BACK TO THE HOTEL c o v e rt patio, large treed lot, Rentals start at $165 per NEW 75 FORDS AT DILLON spade, second diamond, etc. THE MUMMY CASEl... IN CASE THE HIJACKERS MAKE Looking for an Apt.? We have 30 DEAR “18” : How ia the girl supposed know how much WEST (D) EAST different apartmenta and excellent location, $265, un­ month. Call 872-0528 would have given the HERE’S HOPIN0 WASH FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ heated, Mr. Blanchard, 646- (or little) she likes a guy until she goesto out with him? *764 A A Q J8S2 townhouaea. In 17 locatlona ELITE 1-DDOR HT defenders a grand slam. AND McKEE SET IT tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, throughout Mancheater. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 IF J8 W76 2482. North and South were so SAFELY UPRIVER. lamps, etc. Now accepting p.m. LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Paint stripes, radial wsw tires, air con­ 0 AQJ 986 2 ♦ 43 TO consignments, for February EAST HARTFORD - First ditioning, AM radio. Interior decor group, wheel covers, « 8 A972 happy that they overlooked 1 badroofliranch type Duraweave trim, wsw tiros, convionce group, deluxe the fact that they could have auction. 644-8962. at the Taraaa. floor, two-family house, two luggage rack, bumper guards, air conditioning, AM radio remote mirrors, dealer prep. Stock No. 5356 DEAR ABBY: This is for D, who was concerned about SOUTH $ 1 9 5 MANCHESTER - East Hart­ made a suit slam. 1 bedroom lownhouao bedroom s, g arag e, $200. with dual speakers, deluxe wheel covers, heavy duty her male friend because he carried hia own salad dressing in A ---- at Indopondonca $ 2 5 0 monthly, plus utilities. No ford Town line, Beacon Hill a little jar and sprinkled wheatgerm on his food. VAK53 This wasn’t overlooked at Vlllago suspension, dealer prep. Stock No. 5183 Sandy’s Antiques pets. 643-2648. Apartments - Choice one and .D’s main concern should be keeping up with him in the 6 K 10 7 the other table. East bid three 218 SPRUCE ST. 1 bodroom lownhouao two bedroom apartments SAVE *900 AAKQ J54 spades. South four spades and at Homoatoad Park available. All appliances and bedroom. I don't know about the sidad dressing, but I know INANCHESTER, CONN. Vlllago MANCHESTER - Two a man who uses wheatgerm regularly on his ceiW , and he’s Neither vulnerable eventually South wound up at bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 conveniences. Located across six clubs. He needed to exer­ Open Tuea.-8at. 10-8 1 bodroom ranch typo dynamite in that department at Sunny Brooke baths, full basement, from beautiful Wickham TORINO 4-DR. PILLARED HT cise a little care to bring it WILL BUY FOR CASH B West North Eail South Vlllaga carpeting, appliances, air- Park, exit 92, off 1-86, left on SAVE *1200 Power steering, power brakes, radial tires, home. He wasn’t happy with WILL AUCTION ON 2 bedroom townhouaa conditioning, pet permitted. West Middle Turnpike. Office wheel covers, dealer prep. Stock No. 5340. the result since six hearts COMMISSION BASIS at Homoatoad Park $250 monthly. 644-1222. hours, 1-5 p.m. daily including 3 ♦ Pass Pass 3N .T . Vlllaga. Pass Pass Pass would make even easier, but APPRAISAL SERVICE 2 bedroom lownhouao weekends. 289-2010. Opening lead—Q ♦ he had a winner while his WANTED at Homoatoad Park 4 1/2 ROOM apartment in LTD 4-DR. PILLARED HT lucky opponent at the other Alley Oop — Dave Graue Vlllago. MANCHESTER - newer Eirlr Toy*, Quna, Oil Palnlingt, duplex, available mid table had a loser. Pmrtar, Broniaa, Ruga, Lampa, 2 bedroom lownhouao February. Will be completely Duplex, four rooms, wall-to- vinyl trim, wsw tires, air conditioning, AM radio, remote SAVE *500 Astro-graph at Pine Ridge Village. HEY, WHERE’P MOU SET-IVWr Clocka, Furnllura, Qlaaa, modernized. Laurel Street wall carpeting, appliances, mirror, wheel covers, glow paint, heavy duty suspension, By Oswald & James Jacoby WHY, OL' ZAK. ...HE ALSOTDLD WHAT KINO OP TRAP»>fOU 3 bodroom duplex on WHITE 1UlCEK«TOPS, OOPT TOLP ME ABOUT M B TFIN O NOU A DEAL HAS Slatiwa. area. $225 and security. 643- heated, parking, convenient, dealer prep. Stock No. 5390. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL The game was board-a- CRITTER FOR Congreee 8t. MAVERICK 2-DOOR 'IM... 90Va AN'M AKE ear i n m i n d t f r b b d o m ! 646-26B0 846-1882 1442. $265 m onthly, call John match team of four and both An Iowa reader wants to A DEAL, WITH O’Rourke, 633-1411. 250 6 cylinder engine, vinyl trim, radial wsw tires, power know if you should open a for­ M X i. DMUTO SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) West’s opened with three COVENTRY - ultra modern steering, AM radio, dealer prep. Stock No. 5409 For Ssturdaif, Jan. 31, 1976 diamonds. At one table East cing two bid with: r ENTERPRISES SUNNY SEVEN room apart­ It's one of those days where the Wanted to Buy 49 apartments in former church ARIES (March 21-April 19) final outcome of events tends elected to pass and it was up A~AKxx1FAKx A K x a AKQ x. 240 Nbw SiBtB Rd. building $250, appliances, ment with backyard adjoining Treat that which you hope or to favor you. Something unex­ to South to do something. He The answer is that in OLD DOLLS - Paying top M snchssisr rugs, parking, no pets. 742- Charter Oak Park, $265., with SAVE *1000 wish lor today reaiisticaliy. pectedly pleasant could occur. looked at what appeared to be standard American you should ^ 5 , Pat Huffman. heat and use of 2-car garage. SAVE *300 Dare to dream, but also boldly prices for your old dolls, $65. RCHTAL OFFICE OPEN SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dtc. eight sure tricks and tried open three notrump. You have and up for China and bisque > TO 8 WEEKDAYS Security and references a pursue your aspirations. - 21) Keep your lines ol com­ 26 high-card points and want must. Call 649-6658 after 5. three notrump. Everyone dolls. $100 and up for Bye lo. « TO 3 SATURDAYS ANDOVER - three room fur­ munication open today to the lead to come up to your 11 TO 3 SUNDAYS nished apartment, second TAURUS (April 20-May 20) passed and after West opened Never give or sell a doll those In a position to advance the queen of diamonds South hand if notrump is going to be without getting our offer. Call floor, heat, hot water in­ THREE ROOMS, $165 plus Though others may let down, your interests. Good news may 648-1021 competitive situations will ran off 12 tricks. the final contract. locally, 875-7356. cluded. Security deposit utilities. Call 647-1361 after 6 FORD be In the oiling. required, 742-7541. p.m. awaken a firmer resolve in you. CAPRICORN (Dac. 22-Jan. DILLON FORD Act like the winner you can be 19) There are some unusual WANTED - Used kitchen today. cabinets, top and or bottoms - UNUSUAL Deluxe one 319 MAIN STREETg MANCHESTER conditions around you today Barry’s W orld counter top not necessary. bedroom Townhouse, private GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) that could result In personal gain. Be ready to move on an The Fllntstones — Hanna Barbers Productions Call 646-1929 after 6 p.m. entrances and patio, full base- Phone 643-2145 Your sparkling presence will ment, includes, heat, NOW RENTING! be a welcome addition today at opportunity. appliances, carpeting and any gathering. Plan to go out. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) WOULDN'T LOOKING FOR used portable pool, ice skating pond. $245 INDEPENDENCE You function best today where STILL WAVE a n UPSBT STANDINS electric typewriter, call 643- UPSET STQAAACM, LIKE YOU >TMIN(S WORKS/ ON H IS per month. Damato Enter­ Apartments For Rent 53 Apartmenta For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 TOYOTA - See us for reliable you are able to assume per­ 7398 after 5:30 CANCER (June 21-July 22) It sonal control. Don't let WOULDNT HBAD prises, 646-1021. VILLAGE used Toyotas with our 60-day BEUBVe HBLP Minchatln 100% warranty. We also buy isn’t likely you'll come out on challenge deter you. Dir. Irom Rout* 6 S 44A EAST HARTFORD - two the short end today If you put / V ------NEWER three bedroom TALCOTVILLE - six rooms - used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) North on Rt. 83 (Miln SI.) room furnished apartment, VILLAGER APARTMENTS your canny business sense to Others tend to look favorably to Honry $185. lease, security, no pets. 345 Center Street, Duplex, IVx baths, appliances, suitable for one person, nice Five room Townhouse use. upon your requests today, es­ I ] RENTALS carpeting, driveway, $250.643- Available February 1st, call ’ Manchester, 646-4321. 643-2819. yard, no pets, $130, phone 528- apartment, IVr tiled baths, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) pecially persons whom you’ve 5700. Dealings with persons of high UNUSUAL ONE BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES in a park­ 7848, 569-3804. 2 air conditioners, wall-to- WE PAY $15 for complete put yourself out for In the past. Rooms lor Rent 52 like setting, quiet neighborhood, close to shopping, morals .and ideals should MANCHESTER- Elro Street- THREE LARGE bedroom wall carpeting, full base­ junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Duplex, new carpets, living THREE ROOM apartment, prove very rewarding today for First floor, five rooms, all church, bus, pool and tennis. ment, heat, hot water, Auto Body, 528-1990. all concerned. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Footurlng; room, dining room, modern heat, hot water, utilities, appliances, fireplace. No y o u r rooms, single $56., double $69. appliances, fully carpeted, • Miulv* Bodroom o Wolk-ln Clouts stove, refrigerator, carpeted VfRQO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) • Full Boumont * Laundry Hook-Ups * Privsts kitchen, stove, new pets. PARTS DEPARTMENT now Check with the boss. There plus tax, continental basement washer-dryer con­ living room, adults. $170 . 647- b irth d a y nections. Convenient to Enirancss and Patios s Air Conditlonsr refrigerator, attic, basement, open Saturdays. Complete line may be something special you breakfast, maid service, color o Color Co-ordinatsd Dscor • Includn Hast 1193. 6 4 9 ^ 7 6 2 0 Jan. 31, 1976 schools and shopping. Heat garage and yard. $280 per of Chrysler parts. Chorches can do today that will be ol TV, utilities, parking. Call, month. No pets. Security Motors, 649-3646. considerable benelil Pleasant surprises involving 646-2300. and hot water included, $275 CENTRAL LOCATION - three per month. Call Peterman, required. 649-3050 after 1. careerwise. friends are In store tor you this We have a large variety of 1, 2 3 3 bedroom I room, second floor, furnished, LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) Look coming year. Someone in 649-9404, or 646-2912. Homes lor Rent 54 1967 MUSTANG, new exhaust, FURNISHED ROOM for rent, apartmenta and townhouaea throughout the | heat, hot water, electricity, new clutch, pressure plate, your best, be your most char­ touch with a wide range of con­ __ Born Loser — Art Sanaom all conveniences. Parking, and parking. Lease and tacts may take you under his MANCHESTER GARDENS - Town of Mancheater. RENTAL OFFICE new shocks and brakes. ming sell if you're going where near bus line. Call 649-5271. security, $180. Call 649-2865 MANCHESTER - Six room you'll meet new people. First wing. r two bedroom Duplex in DAMATO ENTERPRISES Cape in Choice residential Engine rebuilt 44,000 miles Large variety of Apartmenta and | before 5 p.m. ago. New tires. $595. 742-8867 impressions are Important. iNKWSI'Al’KII AS.SN p AMPl^AVRlCHES PFSO r' beautiful country eetting, $199 area. Two bedrooms, LARGE BEDROOM - share Townhouses throughout after 7 p.m. 1 tii baths and kitchen. monthly includes heat, hot DAMATO ENTERPRISES Manchester. SIX ROOM Duplex, complete­ refrigerator and stove in­ m F T 'm F m m water, appliances, and Ownsr-Dsvsiopsr nsntsi Ofltcs open daffy 8-8, cluded. $275 monthly, one ©1976 by NEA, Inc Discount for lease, call 649- Sal. 9-3, Sunder t1-3 ly renovated, available 1974 VEGA Hatchback, HOTIMW CODKIE $A1P ‘. parking. Walk to everything. Designed With You in Mind month security deposit. Call Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffal 7630. 646-1021 February 1st. One months showroom condition, steel S uperintendent, 646-0090. Modsl Opsn WaBkdBys 1-7 p.m. security. One year 643-1570. “When I grow up, Tm going to save fuel and FUTUge,,. Robert C. White Company, 240 Haw Slata Road belted tires, 20,000 miles, ONE OR TWO roommates SBlurday A Sunday 1-S P.M. required. For appoinimeni reduce pollution by riding a SLED to work!” 236-5961. Equal Housing. automatic and radio. $2,150. w n ttH wanted for house in 848-3940 848-1021 MANCHESTER call, McKinney Bros. Inc., COLUMBIA - Attractive iju s r THEVlRE BOTH Ranch, two bedrooms, dining Call 649-9842. CANT Nice, AN’ Manchester. 816 Center 32 LINDEN ST. - Attractive, 643-2139 or 649-3931. s r d r m . Street, call 643-1478 after 4 room, fireplace, garages, TH' PRICE six room duplex. Across from references, no pets, $285. 228- 1963 CHEVY Impala, 2-door, Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick p.m. daily. Center Park. Near Bus line, 283 , 8 cylinder, good running UP MV IS RKSHT.' A utos For Sale 61 Autoa For Sale 01 Autos For Sale 01 Autoa For Sale 61 3540, 646-3166. shopping etc. Lease, security. condition. $200 firm. Jill, 742- MIND/ ROOMMATE(S), male, UM,yA6,NISHT NEW BURKE WILL TO H .N O Yt?U Middle-aged couple preferred. SIX ROOM Colonial, 1 1/2 8126. female or both, (inder 30 No pets or children. HANDLE OTWBELL EASILY! JUST J OOH'X AM05.' preferred, to share furnished baths, garage, Wetherell References required. Call 649- Street, opposite Manchester 1973 MONTE CARLO - AS I AMP. 1 CAN TAKE A M N AwERE TALKIN’ four room apartment. Cen­ 7911 mornings and afternoons. Excellent condition, $3,295. WHO HAS NEVER WRESUEP BEFORE) ABOUT trally located. Scott 646-3936. Community College. $325 per month, security, plus utilities. Call 643-8695 after 5, or 236- ANP PEFEAT JAKE'S WRASSLIN', NOT THE FOR RENT - IViP'ex. two 568-6652. 4284. UNSKILLEP WORKER,^ BOXlN'f 1 NN'T MAJOR Apartments For Rent S3 bedroom, parking, water, fiETTIN' STUNG- JUST stove, refrigerator, cellar, at­ Trucks for Sale 62 NATURALLY. WELL HAVE' VITH NO OPENEP This Funny World WE HAVE customers waiting tic, adults, preferred, call 649- THREE-MINUTE ROUNRS! SWITCH! THE TRAP L’il Sport — Wirth for the rental of your apart­ 2559. Business lor Rent 55 1965 JEEP, 3/4 ton, pick-up POOR! ment or home. J.D. Real and plow, needs work. $700. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- ELLINGTON Penny Hill OFFICE lor rent, 450 sq. feet, Call 643-9521, Bob. Mr^a^fyaJ.lM 1980. Apartments - 3 1/2 large DA1SUNS! near hospital, first floor. SORRY, SAME TIME, SAME rooms, five closets, Carpeted, parking available. 1966 FORD pickup, 6 cylinder, .PORKY/. PtACE~. LOOKING for anything in real appliances, carpeting and All utilities! included.. Calli 649- new tires, utility side boxes, estate rental - apartments, storage. Heat and hot water YOU WANT ’EM, WE'VE GOT ’EM! 9258. new paint, $1095, please call homes, multiple dwellings, no included. Parking for two 875-8276. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate cars. Adults, positively no 122 EAST CENTER ST. - Associates, Inc, 646-1980. pets. Immediate occupancy. modern first floor office ap­ Campera-Trallers $195. Call 875-9407 if no Several Shipments Just Arrived proximately 300 sq. ft. Heat, Mobile Homes 65 MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 answer, 871-1666, air conditioning, ample bedroom Townhouse, IW parking. Merritt Agency, 646- SELLING YOUR Mobile baths, full basement, private TWO BEDROOM G arden 210’s - 710’s - PICKUPS - 280Z’s 1180. home? Buyers waiting. l-ffi8- entrances and patio, includes apartments, large kitchen, no 0360. • heat, appliances, carpeting, pets, appliances. Call Glaston­ (^ A D $ T O N e pool, air-conditioning, $290 bury House 6334972. DFFICE SPACE A HOME FOR Everyone - 50 s '' 5AY5 IT per month. Damato Enter­ FDR RENT floor plans to choose from. ALLii /-so prises, 646-1021. MANCHE^STER - two Hurry For Best Selection 250 square feet, center of Choice of color and decor, new IU Ray US PH (W bedroom apartment available Manchester, air con­ 14’ wide $9,895. Front kitchen, at the Teresa, walk to shop­ matching appliances, and MANCHESTER-Nice one ditioning and parking. Call bedroom apartment available ping bus and churches, in­ more to the deluxe Blue Short Ribs — Frank Hill at the Teresa. Close to shop­ cludes appliances and 643-9551. Baron, $16,995. Used homes ping, churches, and bus. carpeting, $220 per month, form W95. No better time to I SEE VOUI? SKI/^ 'jtXJ'RE STAMPING-'^ Includes appliances, Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. trade. Excellent financing reCOMINQ BLOTCHED IN R9ISOM ivy. AND RSS. you WILL carpeting, air-conditioning. available. Immediate parking HAVE EREWOlStKlMRjBr $195. Damato Enterprises, MANCHESTER - newer three □ AUTOMOTIVE throughout the state. Come in * HB CANT SHOOT BUT CATCH 646-1021. bedroom Duplex, half of two DeCORMIER and cneck our prices, parts, family, full basement, in­ supplies and accessories, full \T THOS 6 OiMPUBS/^' MANCHESTER - Brand new cludes alliances and Autos For Sale 61 time service Department. three bedroom duplexes, star­ carpeting^ $280 per month, Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur ting at $250 per month. Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Cross Highway, Berlin Turn­ AMD MOTOR SALES INC. M m Bankrupt? Repossessed? Includes appliances, and is I pike, Berlin, Cqnn. 1-828-0369. fullylly carpeted,carpel heat not in- TWO BEDROOM apartment, Honest Douglas accepts eluded. No pets. Securitytv i and near school, churches and 2 8 5 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER • 8 ^ -4 1I 8 D 5 O ^ lowest down, smallest 12x55’ Mobile Home- not in refprences required. CallIK 647- s^o^ping area. Please call 646- payments. Douglas Motors, trailer^ park, for information M38 nr 649-2003. Malh. call 64V-M14 after 6.

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