The weather © Inside today Sunny, cold today, high near 20, In­ creasing cloudiness and not so cold Area news . •1—3-B Editorial ...... 6-A tonight with low 10-lS, Snow likely Business...... 5-A Family...... 8-A rriday, becoming mixed with sleet or Tfce BHght One'' Classified .. .7—8-B Gardening___ 3-A freezing rain and possibly rain. TWENTY PACES Com ics___ ... 9-B Obituaries .., 10-A National weather forecast map on TWO SECTIONS Dear Abby . .. 10-B Sports.....4—6-B Page 7-B. MANCHESTER, CONN,, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1*77-- VOL. XCVl, No. 87 PRICE) FIFTEEN CENTS Plus Year in Review on Page 10-B » * • - idK t Given rousing tribute News noutit summary Ford leaving office

Compiled from United Press International proud of his tenure WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gerald also managed to leave some barbs in support" in foreign policy. State Ford, returning to his political home the legislative hide. He lectured He also claimed gains at home in to give a final accounting of his brief members against interfering with cutting inflation, slowing the rise of BERLIN — Teachers and the but historic presidency, said he Board of Education reached ten­ presidential foreign policy powers crime and creating jobs. But he said leaves office proud and the nation and made clear he blamed the law^ continued high unemployment “is tative agreement early today on a “more perfect” than he found it. proposed two-year contract, thus makers for foot-dragging on energy my greatest regret as 1 leave office,” “ While we still have a long way to programs and government cost­ and he was “dissapointed” by the averting a threatened strike. The go, I am proud of the long way we cutting. lack of action toward energy in­ board meets at 7 p.m. today to have come together,” the President review the proposal and the In his speech, he gave first priority dependence. said Wednesday night in his third and to “the part I h^ve had in rebuilding teachers are to meet at 9 p.m. for final State of the Union address since He came down hardest on defense a ratification vote. confidence in the presidency, con­ spending, warning that the Soviet becoming the first man to occupy the fidence in our free system and con­ presidency without election. Union was steadily building its WATERBURY - The Water­ fidence in the future.” He stressed military strength. He spoke to a joint session of progress in the international situa­ bary Teachers Association voted Congress and on nationwide televi­ “The United States would risk the today to continue a five-day tion, noting as he did repeatedly in his most serious political consequences ^51 sion and radio in the House chamber campaign that American soldiers are walkout in defiance of a judge’s where he served most of his adult life if the world came to believe that our order they return to their fighting nowhere and urged adversaries have a decisive margin as a congressman from Michigan and Republicans to give Carter “loyal classrooms. The members agreed Republican leader. of superiority,” he said. the issue of classroom size was As is custom, the Cabinet, the more important than an anti- Supreme Court and the diplomatic strike injunction. The earliest Bargain hunter at Parkade corps joined the lawmakers for the schools can reopen is Monday annual report on the national state of O’Neill: ‘The right man since Friday they will be closed Mrs. Lorraine Leone, of 15 Broad St., looked over bargains today health. for Martin Luther King Day. The House he worked with for for the right time’ at the D&L store in the Manchester Parkade after consulting the nearly 25 years and the Senate he Herald’s advertisements for January Sales. The clearance sales HARTFORD—The Connecticut presided over for less than a year as WASHINGTON (U PI) - Old House Democratic Leader Jim Citizen Action Group and the are being conducted in most stores on Main St. and in the the nation’s first appointed vice colleagues in the club called Wright said, “It was an appropriate League of Women Voters said Parkade this week. (Herald photo by Pinto) president gave him a rousing Congress had a bipartisan and com­ and well spoken valedictory by a Wednesday they were “disturbed welcome, nearly three minutes of mon reaction to President Ford’s thoughtful, good and decent man. and surprised’’ to learn the Senate standing applause punctuated by farewell address Wednesday—it was The spirit of it was big and good.” Democrats have decided to ban cheers. a moving talk by a good man. Sen. Jacob Javits, R-N.Y,, said, “It the public and media from their Carter briefed Ford’s voice broke twice as he Some lawmakers, like Sens. was a noble speech by a noble man,” legislative caucuses. They noted said goodbye and ended his speech Barry Goldwater and Strom Thur­ and newly elected Sen. S.I. Republican caucuses are still with a prayer for God to “guide this mond, both Republicans, and Rep. Hayakawa, R-Calif., called it “very open. wonderful country, its people and Joe Waggonner, a Democrat, said if moving.” Another freshman. Sen. on Soviet power those they have chosen to lead Ford had given the same speech in Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., them.” the same manner during the cam­ said “it was a lovely speech. He is a Regional WASHINGTON (U P I)- President­ ’’threat briefing” on Soviet elect Jimmy Carter and his national The president-in-waiting, Jimmy paign he would have won. great man. It is a time to be happy.” HANOVER, N. H. — Former capabilities an comparative Carter, missed the televised address Rep. Robert McClory, R-Hl., com­ security team met with the Joint strengths with the United States. Sen. Edmund Muskie called it Yale University chaplain and an­ when his defense briefing at Blair pared it to Washington’s farewell ad­ “warm and human.” Sen. Hubert Chiefs of Staff today for a top secret Air Force Gen. George S. Brown, tiwar activist William Sloane Cof­ House ran longer than anticipated, dress in the sense that it was Humphrey said it was “splendid and briefing on Soviet military power and chairman of the joint chiefs, carried fin has called on President-elect according to Carter transition “historic.” upbeat,” while Sen. Henry Jackson threats to this country. two thick, red looseleaf binders un­ Jimmy Carter to declare an un­ Carter and the beribboned military staffers. Speaker ’Thomas O’Neill, Ford’s said Ford was “at his best ... der his arm as he entered Blair best friend among Democrats, all but conditional amnesty for all Viet­ officers were joined around an oval House. Ford made his final moment in the magnanimous and thou^tful.” Rep. nam war resisters. He said, spotlight a proud declaration of ac­ embraced the President at the end of Jack Brooks, D-Tex., sald,“It was a table at Blair-House by Vice Other members of the joint chiefs "Amnesty is an American as ap­ complishment, and although he the speech and said later; “It was a good evaluation of bis record and it President-elect Walter Mondale, are Navy Adm. James Holloway I, ple pie.” began by saying he would leave lame duck President who is a close was done graciously” and House Carter’s cabinet nominees and other MarineGen. Lewis Wilson, Air Force top Carter aides for a four-hour ses­ priority setting to Carter', he urged personal friend. It is a safe conclu­ Republican leader John Rhodes Gen. David C. Jones and Army Gen. Congress to approve at least three sion to say he was the right man at “lought f it was great.” BOSTON j— State Rep. Francis sion. . Bernard Rogers. major proposals he was leaving the right time.” Sen. Warren Ufagnuson, D-Wash., C. Lapointe, D-Chicopee, — in­ A CIA study warned Congress In addition to Carter and Mondale, dicted on six counts of state elec­ earlier this week that “Soviet illtary behind. Most lawmakers used the word said “it was a veiy good speech,” but the session was attended by Defense He specifically appealed for action “moving” in their reaction, referring he also had some second thoughts. "I tion law violations — has been activities overall are growing and Secretary-nominee Harold Brown, renamed House chairman of the currently are significantly larger on his recent tax proposals, his long- mainly to Ford’s closing prayer for don’t know that everything is as Secretary of State-nominee Cyrus stalled energy program and his call the nation. bright as he said.” Election Law Committee in the than those of the United States.” Vance, ^igniew Brzezinski, picked Massachusetts Legislature. Pentagon sources said the military for construction of new submarines, Vice President Nelson Rockefeller Sen. Henry Bellmon, R-Okla., said by Carter to be his national security bombers and missiles. said, "It was inspiring to the nation. "it probably was an expression of chiefs, armed with thick briefing affairs adviser, and Theodore books and charts, were prepared to Ford paid tribute to Congress, but It had breadth, humanity and com­ some sincere feeling of unrealized Sorensen, named to head the CIA in passion.” aspirations on his part.” National go into detail on every aspect of the new administration. defense operations as well as a ASPEN, Colo. — Singer Claudine Lon^et testified Wednesday the safety catch was Guardsmen probe pond on a .22-caliber pistol at the time the weapon was fired and killed her lover, Vladimir "Spider” for mystery object Sabich, last March. WAKEFIELD, N.H. (UPI) - New (3ov. Meldrim Thomson confirmed .WASHINGTON - Black leaders Hampshire National Guardsmen early today the state was in­ today had their chance to defend today began cutting holes in an-ice vestigating the object, which Attorney General-designate Grif­ covered pond to recover of a witnesses said fell from the sky Mon­ fin Bell’s civil rights record, mysterious object lodged on the bot­ day night. In a statement from his of­ which has been under sharp at­ tom for three days. fice, ’Thomson said he had known of tack in the Senate Judiciary Com­ “Right now they are cutting holes the incident for the last 24 hours, mittee. in the ice,” said Col. Leon Parker of “but did not want to comment on it the adjutant general’s office. “We unless we know exactly what we are know some object dropped into the talking about.” WASHINGTON - Paul Hall, farmer’s pond,” he said. The pond is president of the Seafarers Inter­ New Hampshire Deputy Attorney on the property of William and General ’Thomas Rath said Gregory national Union, says U. S. Atlan­ Dorothy McCarthy. tic and Gulf Coast ports are “gar­ Smith, head of the Criminal Division, “We have nothing definite that it is bage” dumps for oil tankers was at the scene and would be radioactive. Anything other than that operated by some of the world’s working on the case for most of the is conjecture until we can get a day. worst crews. He charged oil com­ reading on it.” m panies put their tankers under the Liberian flag ” to escape / American taxes, American labor and American safety standards Lawmakers considering ' and requirements. broader revamp bill

WASHINGTON — Connecltcut’s HARTFORD (UPI) - Nothing i„ Leader, Joseph Lieberman, D-New Frederick K. Biebel scheduled off limits for lawmakers considering Haven. meetings today with Republican governmental reorganization and Mrs. Grasso, in her "State of the leaders to see if his “ favorite that includes consolidation of the State” speech, urged lawmakers to son” candidacy for the GOP sprawling health and human services reject the merger of the bureaucracy national chairmanship should go bureaucracy opposed by Gov. Ella T. in those fields because it would be fullblown, remain static or fold it Grasso. counterproductive. tents. He said Wednesday he had Legislative leaders said A committee she appointed headed almost half of the 82 votes needed Wednesday they will consider a by Aetna Life & Casulty President to be elected but conceded all proposal to consolidate the health John Filer recommended the state's were from the Northeast. and human services bureaucracy 256 b o ard s, com m ission and despite opposition from her — but departments be merged into 17 super cautioned at this stage they are only agencies. The human and health ser­ talking. vices agencies were included in that International Sen. Waye Baker, D-Danbury, who reorganization. Last week at the co-chairs the Government Ad­ their first meeting dealing with the SAO PAULO, Brazil — Prince ministration and Policy Committee, reorganization issue the leaders said Rainier of Monaco has filed a M which will oversee reorganization, they wanted to leave options open, miUion lawsuit against a said his panel would draw up a bill but they did not say if their initial millionaire playboy who said he for discussion purposes only that in­ proposal would propose reorganiza­ had amorous relations with cludes reorganization in those areas. tion in those areas or not. Princess Caroline. He said that bill would serve as the The leaders cautioned that con­ basis for the extensive testimony sidering reorganizalon in health and 65th wedding anniversary PARIS — France protested to expected to be generated by the human services was a long way from the United States today over proposed reorganization. legislating it and said they were well Washington’s criticism of the "The proposed areas will include aware of the governor’s opposition to Mr. and Mrs. John Adams of 92 West St., who are observing their 65th wedding anniversary French release of Palestinian all aspects of state government,” it. today, were the guests of honor at a family dinner Jan. 8 at Willie's Steak House. The cou­ guerrilla leader Abu Daoud, the Baker said. “We don’t want to pass a bill the ple was married Jan. 13,1912 at Concordia Lutheran Church in Manchester, Mrs. Adams, Foreign Ministry said. France ‘"The consensus was for as broad a governor will veto,” Baker said. the former Kate Horwath, and Mr. Adams were bom in Austria-Hungary and came to the rejected the U. S. criUcism of the bill as possible,” said Rep. Patricia Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian, Mrs. United States about 67 years ago. They have resided in Manchester since that time. The release“ i l — of ' alleged ■■ mastermind of Hendel, D-Groton, the House chair­ Grasso’s liaison with the legislature the Munich Olympics massacre as man of the committee. on the reorganization, said he didn’t couple has 4 children, Cieorge Adams, Mrs. Bettye Ortolan! and Mrs. Alice Smith, all of “an inadmissible appreciation of “They are starting fresh and see much significance in the decision Manchester, and Mrs. Ruth Gallo of Old Saybrook; 7 grandchildren and 10 great­ acts of French justice.” nothing is off limits. Including the to consider reorganization in the grandchildren. They are members of Concordia Lutheran CSiurch. Mr. Adams is retired things the governor did not sprawling health and human services from Cheney ^ros. (Herald photo by Pinto) recommend," said Senate Majority bureaucracy. O PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn.. Thura.. J«n. »■ 1977 MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs,. Jan. 13. 1977— PAGE THREE-A

MCC offering course m i New age class added Law firm ’s dual role About town Gardening will not present on cross-country skiing to winter carnival All residents of Mayfair Gardens Cross-country skiing will be the who is a cross country ski instructor A new age classification has been director for the carnival. are invited to play setback Friday at subject of a course being offered t{y and has run cross country races and added to the ice skating races She said that the carnival planning 7:30 p.m. in Cronin Hall. the Community Services Division of ski clinics. scheduled for Manchester's Winter committee is sending letters to all conflict of interest Carnival on Sunday, Jan. 30 at Union public, state and parochial schools in Manchester Community College. For registration information, con­ Frank Atwood k ' ' Beginning Jan. 22 from 10 a.m. to tact the Community Services Divi­ Pond Annex. Manchester inviting interested than 60 parking spaces. The prudential board of Center The Hartford law firm that acts as Congregational Church will meet noon, the three-session package of sion at MCC, 646-2137. The age group includes ages 26 students to participate. Manchester's bond counsel is also DeMille said that the bond through 44 years of age and is called tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room iessons is designed for the individual People who sell seeds expect a i representing the J.C. Penney Co., but counsel's Job is primarily working North Haven. Some smaller outlets the senior group. The Senior Plus Those wishing to enter the skating of the church. or family who has never been on skis heavy demand, especially for this will present no conflict-of- with town officials to ensure that all are family operated under franchise, i: category is for those age 45 and over. contests are asked to register at the but who would like to learn the Cheney night school vegetable seeds, during the including locations at Ellington, Eighth District Firehouse, Main and interest problems, according to those requirements of a bond issue have elementary techniques. The course for all age groups will been met. Manchester Composite Squadron has few openings remaining months of winter and in South Windsor and Newington. Hilliard Sts. before Jan. 20. involved. of the Civil Air Patrol will meet The first meeting is a classroom be five laps around the pond, which is "We ensure that the technicalities Classes in the Adult Evening the coming spring. Sales have been Commercial farm ers may be The event is sponsored by the "We looked at that question. We tonight from 7 to 9:30 at the session. There will be two outdoor a total of about a mile. of the bohd issue are done properly,” Program at Howell Cheney gaining for several years as people members of the cooperative and Eighth District Board of Directors. see no conflict whatsoever,” Atty. sessions which are tentatively About 25 persons have signed up so he said. Manchester State Armory. Technical School will begin Monday, with garden space at their homes try name delegates to an annual meeting For further information, call Mrs. Thomas DeMille, of the firm Updike, Membership in the squadron is open scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 29, from far for the race events, according to Another lawyer with the firm, Atty. Jan. 17. to reduce their food expenditures by where directors are elected. The Gregan at 643-4850. Kelly and Spellacy, said. to all young people from Grade 7 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Sunday, Jan. Mrs. Evelyn Gregan, public relations Bourke Spellacy, said that a bond A few openings are available in the growing vegetables to eat fresh or directors choose officers and the Rev. Stefan Gulyas U^ike, Kelly and Spellacy has through high school. More informa­ 30, from 10 a.m. to noon. served as Manchester's bond counsel counsel is responsible for “checking automotive, carpentry and refrigera­ perhaps a surplus to can and freeze. management. Scollo said there are off” a bond Issue. tion may be obtained by calling 646- Equipment will not be needed for tion classes. The 1977 business is off to an early 400 members in the area served from Manchester hospital notes for about six years. It has worked 6344 or 871-0257. \ the indoor classroom session. The “The bonding work is to certify to Registration will continue 9 a.m. to start. The first shipment of seeds the Buekland store, but only 200 of with the Penney company "for a student must provide equipment for bond holders that the town has 4 p.m. today, Friday and Monday, arrived at the Agway store in them are active. Evangelist number of months,” DeMille said. A Bible study is scheduled for the outdoor sessions which may be Discharged Jan. 6; Emmajane Young, 154 Scott Dr., South Windsor; Bella Dun­ satisfied requirements for the sale of and also at the opening of classes Buekland in December. More trucks Supplies offered cover a wide 12V^ Church St. can, 59 North St.; Sandra Kensel, The Penney company has pianned tonight at 7:30 at the United rented from area ski shops. the bond,” he said. Monday. will arrive with more seeds until range of m aterials needed in Discharged Monday: Kathleen Warren, Wethersfield; Linda Vendrillo, 270 a two-miilion square foot catalog dis- Pentecostal Church, 187 Woodbrldge The class is limited to 25 students to speak Updike, Kelly and Spellacy is one For further Information, call 649- probably as late as April. Retail agriculture such as fertilizer, 62 Arnott Rd.: Ethel Goss, Storrs; Ger­ Charter Oak St.; Laurie Brookes, 91 Bur­ tribution center in the town's St. and will be taught by Michelle Baird proposed industrial park. If the park of only about five certified bond 5396 and ask for John Aigrossi. sales have started in a small way and livestock feed and chemicals for pest trude Vogel, 84 Loomis Rd., Bolton; bank Rd., Ellington; Maryann Eaton, will build to a peak as planting time Lebanon. The Rev. Stefan Gulyas, an receives approval from various town counsels in the state, Spellacy said. control. At Buekland, seed is an im­ Joseph Cooney, Glastonbury; Irene approaches. Giles, 65 Doane St.; George Nash, 470 Also, Sharon Jaworski, 167 Vernon St.; Assemblies of God missionary- and state agencies, the town would There is no requirement that the portant item. Scollo said the Jacobs to speak Monday BALLROOM DANCINO... Agway is a farmers' cooperative, Woodbridge St.; Thomas Kelley, 24 John Feeney, 177 Thompson Rd.; Karen evangelist to' eastern Europe, will hold a referendum for a $13,730,000 town use an in-state firm, however, •Buekland store usually is among the formed by the merger of two older Drescher Rd.; Joseph Houde, East Had- Ferguson, 128 Autumn St.; Scott Pater­ speak at special services this bond issue to pay for park develop­ he said. U ffliTIlE'S UTTIE BAND top three in the Agway territory in cooperatives in 1964. The Eastern dam. son, Amston; Sandra Fregin, 3 Wakefield weekend beginning Friday at ment. Spellacy also said that there would Ronald Jacobs, in the series are free and Featuring seed sales. Not all supplies are States Farmers' Exchange, Discharged Tuesday: John Rohan, 18 Circle, East Hartford; Julie Doughty, 57 Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. DeMille said that the firm is be no conflict with his firm represen­ Manchester attorney and open to the public. physically present at Buekland. Wellman Rd.; Georgianna Grant, Burn­ Lakeview Dr., Coventry; Steven Lyons, MARY RICHARDS organized to serve New England Racks of seed packets like this one at Agway in Buekland are at­ The services, which are open to the working with the J.C. Penney Co. in ting Penney and serving the town. He chairman of Temple Beth Jacobs is a student of| Orders for feed, for example, are side Ave,, East Hartford: Joseph 199 Homestead St.; James Michaud. 36 GLASTONBURY HILLS farmers from headquarters in West filled at an Agway mill in Franklin. tracting the attention of customers making early plans for 1977 public, will be Friday at 8 p.m., legal matters connected with the said that the bond counsel work is Sholom’s committee on Jewish history, particular­ COUNTRY CLUB Gallant. 89 Olcott Dr.; Christine Singer Bamforth Rd., Vernon, Satui^ay at 9 a.m. and Sunday at 9:45 park plan. These include the ob­ strictly technical, and would have no Israeli affairs, will speak ly of the Hokxiaust (the Springfield, merged with G-L-F, Agway does not carry heavy farm gardens. Adding packets to the rack is Assistant Manager John Couniry Club Rd., South Glastonbury form ^ primarily to serve New York a.m. during the Sunday School ses­ taining of necessary permits from affect on the bond issue. on "The Holocaust” Mon­ extinction of six' million equipment, such as tractors, leaving Scollo. sion and at the 10:50 a.m. and 7 p.m. town and state agencies, as well as ' "You’fe reviewing papers and day, when the Temple Lec­ Jews during World War State with headquarters at Ithaca. this business to the machinery ture Series resumes. II). Among his friends are I SATURMY, IAN. ISUi • 9 pja -1 ajx The initials indicated the backing manufacturers. worship services. legal agreements that would have to 'determinations, but you don't actual­ Admission *6 Per Couple Tax incl. ear. It is a hybrid, as are most of the COMPLETE CM The evangeiist was born in be made between the town and the ly make the determinations,” The lectpre will be at 8 many survivors of the of the New York State cooperative, Metric system weights Conn. Ballroom Dane. Assoc. by the State Grange, the Dairymen's sweet corn varieties now thought Romania of Hungarian parents and company. Speliacy said of the bond counsel's p.m. at the temple, 400 E. massacre. Seed buyers will find this year that PARK MLL-JOYCE ROWER SHOP | Rosorvatlons: 1-800*382-0582 League and the New York Farm desirable. Hybrid seed, especially if iived in Germany during World War For instance, the firm will make role. Middle Tpke. All lectures something new has been added on REPAIRS 265-5170 # 223-5724 Bureau Federation. Head offices it is new on the market, will cost W EEKEND SPECIALI J II. For several years he lived in the presentation for J.C. Penney Town Manager Robert B. Weiss their seed packets. The weight of the more than other kinds. • COLLISION Austria before coming to this country when the company goes before the said that the bond counsel's work were moved to Syracuse after the seed is given in the metric system, merger. Sales of flower seeds, Scollo said, in 1950. He is a graduate of the New local Planning and Zoning Commis­ with the town is “procedural, and not although it may also be given in Theater The West Springfield building still also have been increasing, although POMPONS • MECHANICAL Engiand Bibie Institute of sion to obtain a special exception, a negotiating thing.” familiar ounces. A packet of endive WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS schedule QS^THEATRES EAST houses an accounting department for at a slower rate than vegetable BOUQUET Framingham, Mass. After gradua­ which is needed for any proposed He also said there would be no con­ VIODLL TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PAKK|ily.GJ9 STli seed that I picked up was marked 870 CARS AND TRUCKS the New England area. Other space seeds. tion, he served as a radio pastor in development that will cover more flict in the firm's dual roles. milligrams. Conversion tables are at West Sprlngrield has been sold. Doug Avery of Ellington, who was Qanulna Parta Torrington for five years. than four acres and include more U.A. Theater 1 — “The En­ available if the metric weights prove away when I called, is the manager *3 .3 4 Factory Tralnad Mechanics forcer,” 7:15-9:30 Seed distribution is handled at puzzling. Larger growers will still ______(Cash and Carry) Elizabethtown, Pa., where seeds are of the Buekland store. He is advised 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE U.A. Theater 2 — "Across find packages of seed that weigh 5,25 nowias tmt AaRAttae.eMrs for avenv occasion ... tested, treated, package'd and by a local committee of 11 farmers, CALL C46-6464 the Great Divide,” 7:00-9:00 or 50 pounds. On special order there 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER U.A. Theater 3 — “Shaggy shipped. elected by members, with Earl Police report are some kinds of seed that can be Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 D.A.," 7:30-9:20 Grown “all over” Reichle of Wapping, a potato grower, VEERNN Cine 1 - “Two Across bought in 100-pound bags. v as chairman. Free Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. Carter Chevrolet Minute Warning,” 7:10-9:20 1-86 till 41 ..FOllOW BJilNSIDI SICNk Some seed is grown at A whole series of operations and 1229 MAIN ST. a MANCHESTER Police have arrested two men in other arrests Wednesday included leased from Turnpike T.V., 237 W. Vernon Cine 2 — “The Oraat DMds Elizabethtown, but the larger part of the work of many individuals lies connection with robberies at two Donald P. Finch, 36, of Vernon, who Middle Tpke. Front," 7:20-9:00 BURNSIDE the supply is grown under contract by behind the seed packet that a gar­ About town Cumberland Farms Stores in Oc­ was charged with breach of peace, Kelly was released on a $500 non­ Burnside Theater 1 — “The _ I CLINT EASTWOOD IS DIRTY HARRY farmers who specialize in raising dener buys, at any retail outlet or tober and December. criminal mischief and resisting Front,” 7:15-9:00 seeds. Assistant Manager John from any catalogue. Experiments to surety bond for appearance in court WOODY A U C N Arrested in connection with the arrest in connection with a dispute at Jan. 31. Burnside Theater 2 — “Two Scollo, at the Buekland store, said improve the quality of vegetables, or armed robbery on Oct. 3 of the a home on Oakland St. Fitch alleged­ Minute Warning,” 7:05-9:10 THE FRONT (SO) these growers are "all over the coun­ perhaps new colors in flowers, are Chapman Court, Order of Detectives were investigating an Showcase 1 — “The Pink rni tM pjn. Cumberland Farms store at 151 W. ly broke through a window into the Itos-at AOm. ^ 1 IQ THE ENFORCE^ try." Some seed is imported from going on all the time at both commer­ attempted break at the KofC Home on Panther Strikes Again,” 2:15- Amaranth, will install officers Satur­ NOW AT THE W. . LENNEY CO. Middle Tpke., were Philip C. home of his estranged girlfriend. Main St. which occurred Tuesday • ID CARDS KEQUIRCD rtHlRt A P P U C A lu T '* Japan. cial and publicly-supported research day in ceremonies at 8 p.m. at the 66 7:25-9:30 Hansley, 24, of H artford and CHARLTON HBSTON The Buekland store is one of four in farms. Fitch was being held for presentation night. There was no entry, but police Showcase 2 — "Silver TWO MUTE Masonic Temple.- Benjamin Brown, 22 of Hartford. in court Friday. found evidence of an attempted Streak,” 2:10-7:4010:00 Connecticut that are owned and One of Agway's introductions and Hansley was charged with first- forced entry on a north entrance Showcase 3 — “King Kong," WMMNG operated by Agway, and spoken of by still its most popular variety of sweet The board of trustees of Second degree robbery and third-degree door. 2:00-7:10-9:50 7 M t i l l J t o e J t Adm. employes as "big stores." The others corn is Butter and Sugar, combining Congregational Church will meet Crawford Kelly, 19, of 34B Chan- larceny. Hansley was reported to Fifty pounds of fresh shrimp Showcase 4 — “The Seven- are at Willimantic, Middlefield and white and yellow kernels on the same tonight at 7:30 in the church parlor. ning Dr., was charged with conceal­ have been armed with a gun during valued at $350 was reported stolen Percent Soution,” 2:10-7:25- ment or conveyance of leased proper­ 9:35 kEG. POP PRICES the robbery in which 8204 was taken from a truck untoading at Main Coast ------from the cash register, safe and the ty in connection with a television set Showcase 5 — “A Star Is RMXTSS2.00 Sea Food on OaklandSt. Wednesday. Bom," 2:00-7:15-9:55 IssV.IU clerk's purse. WPSRk liWLue IE *-fdNMSaiON\ Brown was also arrested in connec­ Kteh IndIvIdiMlIy tion with another armed robbery at wrapptd paeiuigt the Cumberland Farms Store at 210 Town given extension River study M SHNa r of DownEact Damwood W. Center St. on Dec. 11. He was WARNINGS ! i cofitalna: charged with first-degree robbery WASHINGTON (UPI) - !/ and second-degree larceny in connec­ The U.S. Department of 2 boird$-6*' wide % V thick u 8 ft. hijh nOWNEAST 4 buirdi-8" Wide a s" thick « 8 ft. hijh the Interior announced tion with that robbery in which $167 7 boirdt 10' wide ■ a' thick x 8 ft. hiqh in Buekland fire case Wednesday it will hold M v Choice?'^ was taken from the cash register. g. Tiitdl packafe contents, 42.67 boafd feet The charges ap in st the two men The Town of Manchester has counsel. three public information V Suilacc cuvfidRe 38 sq. ft. ipproximitelv are being consoiidated with charges received its second extension for the The first extension was granted in meetings in Connecticut as in other area towns, police said. The filing of a draft of findings in the December and gave the town until part of its study of the 1 ^ TOUCH UP STAIN men are being held and will be Buekland fire jurisdiction case. The Jan. 10 to file the draft, which Housatonic river. The proft«k>nal will ahrays touch up presented in Superior Court in Hart- legal paper will now be filed by Mon­ explains the basis for the town's - i 4 his iob.’Wt have matching coating day, Jan. 17, according to Atty. solution to solve the probiem in pint fon] on ail th charges. appeal of the case. snd quart liea oontairtart. Thomas Prior, assistant town !i Prior said, however, that the draft EVERY FRIDAY! Enjoy aD you want is “just being finished up,” and B O LA N D B ig R e d , should be completed by Mon^y. SlCHCASa ot our defidous filed flounder or our Fried Keeney St. PTA to hear The case involves fire jurisdiction OIL CO . lizadezsitieef Clams. SeiVed with crisp WROUGHT HEAD 6d CUT NAILS in the Buekland section of EST. 1935 C tatH AS, french fries, creamy cole slaw i^M Manchester. The state Superior o f c o u r s e ! Court ruled Sept. 30 that the E i^ th 1I2-34> ’I Refreshments will be served. and her M.A. degree in child develop­ fihding out right away.” Swdtyt ind hotdm. Emtrtd « Km IIZtM M iM id. btlK • complete, balanced diet Oretted to with vhiplap edgei MtnehMttr. Conn. Pott Oinc* u S*. iMUiidiMllMtUZliai Ute It in iid e the houie or out Mrs. Hight, a certified sex ment and family relations in 1972. cond C liM Moll MtMtr. (77-0413,19) educator, does independent ia»W______STRADA counseling and consulting in all areas She is a clinical member of the Suggaatad Carriar Rataa PtytMt In Advtnot of human development for all ages, American Association of Marriage Duffey’s fortunes Singit oopy...... i«« lONGKOIK" IPO) Big Red ChipY CAC DEL. and Family Counselors and a W»Nr(ilMi Kc(>.St.i 22®®i • good "all-around" dog food Each BDL contains 42.67 sq. ft. Weekend Cesh A Gerry Spedel Thit printing le t, pattern it I ^ Manclu’.stur • complete, balanced diet 3 part of The Herald quality (77-3203, 09, 13) sontrol jirogram in order to *AST« * 50 lbs. give you one of the^finait - R«g. 0.00 DiCioccio named head ISIQNrm TRY SOME OF THESE PROJECTS OR LET YOUR OWN IMAGINATION TAKE OVER newspapers in the nation. In M ZH m Mi (IZW iM ieildlinUi 643-6165 of DeMolay advisors 86 East Center St. UlMIMillLMidiAA at Summit SL'

John DiCioccio Jr. of 20 Fulton Rd. has been named $ 9 3 4 For Your Feathered chairman of the advisory board of John Mather Chapter, POMPONS Order of DeMolay. He succeeds Russell McClelland. largt bunet) Fitends! His appointment was announced by Joseph Hyland, OPBN THUW8. $ PRI. NIGHTS TIL • worshipful master of Manchester Lodge of I^sons, the chapter's sponsor. EOHAHZA UIUCHEOHS Others named to the advisory board are Rocco J. Fran­ Unique mienor appticaiioniot Uniquel Quainil VVhst word* esn Watch your li lendi and neighbori coline Sr., chapter advisor; Fredrick W. Hanson, assis­ N o r'E a it 6 arr>ixMrd lo< game room, deicribe s mini bern in your b^yerd. marvel when you add a lo u ^ of old den or ik i lodge. world charm to your carport or tant chapter advisor; James Irvine, secretary; Richard SUNROWER SEEU pstio. BoUn, financial advisor; Stephen Aiirutrong and ^ b e rt FINAL EXPENSE B. McBride, athletics; James Clifford and Daniel Han­ ^SST M nst i M r F 1 . 6 9 son, ritual; Eugene Nead, social; Ginton Jerome, fund LIFE INSURANCE 50 lb. bag Reg. 12.95 Open 24 Hbur$ Dally MON ...SLOPPY JOES & FRENCH FRIES raising; Kenneth Rlehle, awards; and Roind Brandt, UIMDKY SaVKE MANCHESTER OPEN FRl. TIL 8:30 transportation. *500 to *5000* TUES ...SALISBURY STEAK & MASHED POTATOES lUe oraer of DeMolay Is an organization for youths W ED....SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE WANCHESTEB from 13 to 21 years of age and is designed to teach EVOmiKMCOTD BITW IIN A Q ie 45^7 Mobil THURS..HOT TURKEY SANDWICH & MASHED POTATOES leadership abilities along with the social activities of a NUTM IO IIJ F R l...... BAKED ZITl AGW AY.^Inc. s m h |W.G.(>IENHEV GLASTONBURY fraternity. *DMBMfidlna m John Mather Chapter is sponsored by the Masonic *»0 SALMSUAM WIU CALL SAT . ..LIVER & ONIONS Write and give us your date of birth M BVRNQ A 640 NEW STATE ROAD, BucAland 643-5123 fraternity and meets at the Masonic Temple, but the ELLINGTON H 'SaV.r^ . U ra OP AMIRICA INSURANCI CORP OP BOSTON mvmvmimim In riu d n talad from our All You Can Fal Salud Hur. order Is not a young Masonic organization and is open to 46 Breed BL, Beeteri, Maae. 01106, Dept 00-MH Offer good 11 a.m. • 2 p.m., Monday • Sulurduy all young men wishing to participate in the order. More 643-B13B WILLINBTON Siga. information may be obUined by contacting DiCioccio. -M -CM imi FK m m - i m IIS CwiWr at MimMM 24U hl'KNCER ST. 287 H KST MIOin.K TM‘K. ■PAGE FOUR-A — MAI*|MByrBn SVgWlNO HERALD. Mtncfawter, Corni., Thurs., Jan. » , 1977

MANCHESTER EV_EN1NQ HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan. 13. 1977- p a p . it ptvir.A How to avoid the math in figuring tax deductions NHO Aide to Ribicoff Dr. Arthur H. House, a UNITS OF ALL SIZES Public records 1 Coffee prices spur By Ray De Crane gross income, if that figure $15,000. separately also have three deduction, the other may native of Manchester who Business (TMth 0/ a tarfatj is less than $19,000. For married couples choices, along with a very not take the percentage AVAILABLE NOW was formerly an economist 3. $2,400, if adjusted filing joint returns there important caution: standard deduction. If one with the World Bank, is Warranty deeds I wouldn’t go so far as to ?R INFORMATION CALL Report losses boycotting, hoarding recommend renting a com­ gross income is more than are these three choices; • 1. A minimum standard itemizes deductions, the •«H0URSea«ITY now a legislative assistant Hartford, puter to help you in 1. Minimum standard deduction of $1,050. other must also itemize. •LEASE! to Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. to Wilfred P. Chicoine and Raymond D For the third successive year, un­ Chlcoine property at 25 Palm St., $19,000 preparing your income tax deduction of $2,100. 2.16 per cent of adjusted To help you with your 528-0400 Dr. House assumed the derwriting losses continued to plague Anna Barth to the State of Connecticut return this year, but an ad­ "Cut Your Own TaiM ” 2. 16 per cent of an gross, if it is less than $8,- selection, the remaining post after completing a Connecticut’s property-casualty in­ ^operty on Buckland Rd., no conveyance selling still for under $2 a pound, but a ding machine or a pocket c/o M in rh ita r B m ln f Herald adjusted gross income 750. articles in the series will one-year White House surance business, the Insurance Associa­ B y SUSAN VAUGHN price change could come at aiiytime, ac­ calculator will certainly below $17,500. 3. $1,400, if adjusted present some valuable tips fellowship which ended in P.O. Box 489, tion of (Connecticut reported today in its New trade name Herald Reporter cording to Ekiward Mihok, co-manager of come in handy. 3. $2,000 if adjusted gross gross income is more than on those Itemized deduc­ September. year-end roundup. Radio City Station Joseph aifford, doing business as The Coffee prices in local supermarkets More mathematical N a w York .N .Y. 10019 income is more than $17,- $8,750. tions. He is the son of Connec- the store. He said the store had to put a Based on preliminary date, the I AC said Lothian Agency, 50 Downey Dr. ranged from fl.79 to |2.79 a pound today limit on bulk buying of coffee recently. operations than ever 500. CAUTION; H one takes (NEXT: Medical and den- ticut Supreme Court (Connecticut’s property-casualty writers before are called for this the minimum standard Building permits , and consumer reaction to rising prices The store is also running a special on tea -^P laasa sand copies Married persons filing - tal expenses.) Justice (Varies S. House expect to end 1976 with country-wide year, even on the Form of Ray Oe Crane's David Woodbury, 104 Wildwood Rd varied from hoarding to boycotting. this week. He attributes the lower prices and Mrs. House of 150 losses running to at least $200 million. 1040A, the simplest of all “Cut Your Own Taxes' alterations at 501 E. Middle l^ke., $1,000 ’ Most stores are selling more tea and to warehouse supplies. Westland St. This comes on the heels of a disastrous tax returns. and Save." House has traveled B.T. Peterman Sr. and Jr., 250 Fern St., cocoa, although prices of those substitutes Top Notch supermarket is having a dif­ enclose * one-half billion dollar loss in 1975 and $360 With the typical adult extensively in Africa and alterations and additions at 20 W Middle are also rising, one store reported. ficult time getting coffee. "It is worse American’s dislike for for tXMks by million in losses in 1974. Tpke., $35,000. check or money Asia as a student and as a _____ Coffee at Highland Park Market was than usual,” according to a spokesman, working with percentages, Annunl M id-winter Sales "cleaned out over the weekend,” accor­ order. (Make check World Bank economist. A rthur L. House although it has always been difficult get­ decimal points and frac­ payable to "Cut Your ding to John Devanney, store owner. He ting coffee. tions, errors are bound, to Own Taxes. Allow attributes the rush on coffee to anticipa­ ’Hie tea sales at Top Notch have almost multiply. three weeks lor Solar house heating topic tion of higher prices. doubled and the coffee sales have been In their attempt to delivery.) GLASTONBURY Devanney expects the price on coffee down about 10 per cent according to the simplify taxes for this As its activity in January, the Connecticut Solar N a m e . Woodland arriving today to be "substantially Energy Asswiation will present a talk on "Solar spokesman. The current price is $2.79 for year, here is what Address- g a r d e n s higher,” although he did not know hy how a one pound can. Congress has done with the C ity - Houses on Sunday, Jan, 23, at 3 p.m., at the College of much. The last supply of Maxwell House The only coffee that is really selling at matter of deductions. You TAG SALES DAYS Agriculture Auditorium, University of Connecticut, Cheer Up — Come Visit Woodland Gardens Coffee at Highland Park sold for $2.19 a will not have to struggle otorrs. Greenhouse — Summer is Here Mott’s Shop-Rite is a cheaper brand, ac­ S/xHtsored hy the Cdiamher of Commerce pound and a two-pound can was no bargain cording to Sylvia Gottlieb, vice-president with all the arithmetic in l^ y o r Richard Blackstone of East Hartford hands over the keys to The talk will be presented by Donald Watson, architect LARGE SELECTION at H.59...... itemizing deduction if you A D faculty at the School of CACTUS ONLY iramnnHSh,iM > of consumer relations for Shop-Rite. The the first rented mini-warehouse of Storage World at 188 Roberts St. Frank’s Supermarket also noticed that current price of Maxwell House is $2.79 a want to settle for another Architecture at Yale University. Jade Plants initial reaction to the coffee prices is an pound, ^ e said. method. to Mrs. Harold Ley Jr., first tenant, in ceremonies there Tuesday. Watson has worked extensively on solar energy, and Htavy • 1 . 1 9 increase in buying, but the store expects Shop-Rite also has signs advising con­ The amount to be used in Assisting the mayor and Mrs. Ley during ribbon cutting ceremonies has ^ n involved in more than 80 solar heating projects. Halt Plants SKTi.'lir.SlK.'SS: that to change as the prices are going up sumers not to buy coffee unless it is on the “other method’’ Savings up to 50% were Robert Liberman, left, and Robert A. Hack, co-owners of the His third brok on solar heating, entitled "Designing and Housa Plants FMdirt. fiD. again very shortly, according to ^ tth e w sale or a person has a coupon. Ms. depends upon,whether you Whiter Waih warehouse. (Photo by Richard Spafford) Building a Solar House,” is due to come out this month are single or the unmarried There is a substantial All those interested are invited to attend. For further Start To Sow Petunia Seedi Note. llurx, manager. Gottlieh said she thinks that coffee We Have The Seedf Sollf ete. Frank’s has had signs displayed by the head of a household; difference between black and and more in information about the Connecticut Solar Energy Associa- POINSETTIAS drinkers may have coffee stored away in white ownership of washing large coffee advising consumers not to buy it. anticipation of the price rises. married filing a Joint tioii’ write to it at P.O, Box 541, Hartford, Conn. 06101, or Urge Selection ol Foliage Plante maebines and clothes dryers. for Homo e otflea s QH|e. The current price on Maxwell House A coalition of consumer groups in return, a qualifjdng widow Almost 75 per cent of white call K. Raman 649-9122, or John Ochwat 264-0848. > 1 . 9 5 or widower; or if you are OVER 50 STORES! East Hartford warehouse opens coffee has been $2.49 at Frank’s. Washington Tuesday launched a "shaft families have washers,against Saturday bank holiday Thurz said the store has sold an unusual­ coffee, switch to tea” campaign. They ad­ married and are filing some SI per cent for blacks. storage World, the first Individual own key. Some heated units are available. separate returns. ly high amount of instant tea in the past vised consumers to cut down coffee Dryers are owned by 57 per storage unit center or mini-warehouse in The idea was first introduced in the The Connecticut Bankers Association announced today week. He completely refilled the shelves Here is the “easy” way cent of white households and Look for the red tag signs the greater Hartford area, opened drinking by 20 to 30 per cent. 18 per cent of black ones. southwest several years ago. ’The East that all banks in the state of Connecticut will be closed of tea which usually last all winter. ’Thurz if you are single or the un- Tuesday in East Hartford. Hartford complex is the first in this part Indications in a survey of Manchester married head of a Also, while nearly 31 per cent Saturday in observance of Martin Luther King Day. This said he expects the coffee price fight to be housewives last week were that people are of white families own dis­ The 16,000-square-foot building contains of the country, claim its owners, Robert is the first year in Connecticut’s history that the birthday long and drawn out. household. You may take: hwashers, only 7 per cent of storage units that vary from 5 by 6 feet to Liberman and Robert A. Hack. doing just that. It remains to be seen what 1. A minimum standard JANUARY 13, 14 and IS of the assassinated Black leader appears on the roster of Finast supermarket reported coffee affect their actions will have. black households nave them. 20 by 20 feet in a building at 188 Roberts Russell Bernier, retired commander official state holidays. ’The closing of the banks, many of deduction of $1,700. St. off 1-86. The Conference Board with the East Hartford Police Depart­ which normally have Saturday banking hours, is in accor­ 2.16 per cent of adjusted reports. The units have drive-up access and are ment, is general manager. His office is at dance with the ruling made last session by the (kmnec- WOODLAND QARDENS . leased bj/the month. Each tenant has his the building. ticut legislature that the day be observed as a holiday. 199 WOODLiUlD tT ., lllU lC H tfT a . C T.06040 ( 2 0 3 ) 6 4 3 - 8 4 7 4

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PAGE SEVEN-A fHaurltwter Eitnitu^Hrralft Will lobbyists kill lobby federal reform? Manchester - A City of Vllliflo Charm Chief Justice House urges Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON - The lobbying of register as a lobbyist with the M«fnt>*r. Audil BurMU of CircuiMon M«fnb«r. Unlitd P r g u inttmaitoruil Senate opposes registration of agents Congress and the executive to General Accounting Office. Those more funds for state courts Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. promote, kill or change legislation Is registered would have to report Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. an Integral part of America’s process Washington office with the single have a right to know exactly what in­ details of their activities, and gifts responsibility of lobbying Congress. fluences legislation, and how legally. HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ working within that system, are to court from which appeals may be Raymond F. Robmson. Ed«tor*Publi$n«r HaroM E. Turktnglon. Managing Editor of government. Railroad builders made to members of Congress. ticut’s top jurist says state courts are approach the ultim ate goal of and lumber companies lobbied in the Expense accounts are lafge and Lobbying goes on not only in ' taken to the Supreme Court only upon I V hospitality lavish. But executive Washington but in each of the state Vague rule overcrowded and the only way to speedy, equal civil and criminal certification,' except in specific in­ Opinion nineteenth century to open the West; The Senate’s own version of a lobby 7 2 S departments, cities and, more distur­ capitals; here, too, large sums of alleviate the problem is to' pump justice for the people of our state, a stances provided.” in the twentieth Wayne Wheeler, disclosure bill, also passed last more money into the judicial system. Supt^rmarkets L MMdIiTpiW. bingly, foreign governments also lob­ money may be in volved. The greater-measure of financial support House said the greatest number MMidisstsi* counsel for the Antl-Saloon League, summer (although it will have to be Charles S. House, chief justice of is needed,” the Manchester jurist by Congress. strictest law is that of California, ever of new civil cases, 50,796, were • made himself a legend by driving the Connecticut Supreme Court, said. filed between 1974 and 1976, while the t i-x sa------« .s . a— Forget defense cutbacks It is the activities of Tongsun Park, where state officials must report all considered afresh in the new ROT mpoonBW nr prohibition through Congress. Congress) would have allowed lob­ Wednesday also told Gov. Ella T. ’The Superior Court is the state’s number of criminal cases jumped 48 * MEATS B as Air Force chief of in­ who for years pursued the interests gifts from lobbyists worth over 810. TypocnpMcal Emrt! John F. Kennedy cam­ The first amendment of the con­ byists to avoid registration if they - * Grasso lawmakers must create a major trial court. ’The Courts of per cent. telligence. of South Korea with large doses of In the eyes of some Washington new appeal court or judicial paigned heavily in 1960 on the stitution gives any American citizen made less than 12 contacts a year Common Pleas and Juvenile 0>urts House, noting a request for in-, cash, that have finally made reform professionals a gift ten times as reorganization will backfire. will be merged with it beginning in SAVE SUNDAY FOR THE FAMILY theme that a “missile gap” The Soviet Union has already the right to petition for redress of with congressmen, but the meaning creased staffing for the chief state’s a priority. The storm he caused still large would hardly be worth men­ House said in a report the con­ 1978 under a law passed last year. attorneys office was ignored by the had been permitted to develop achieved military superiority grievance and hence the right to of "contact” is nebulously broad. It rumbles over Washington; but he tioning, let alone reporting. tinuing increase in the number of House had opposed the judicial legislature last year, said the need over the United States, he promote his interests. may be one telephone call; or it may between the United States and was merely the most blatant among Cagey Aaron T. Silvia cases presentecRo the courts and the reorganization bill because he said was even greater this year. WITH THIS COUPON believes, and its civil defense Lobbyist excesses be a meeting with any number of peo­ lack of personnel to handle them was the merging of the trial court system the Soviet Union. a large, generally law-abiding group Lobbyists are cagey about their “While the dispositions are in­ WITH THIS COUPOHjI 810.00 PURCHASE shelter, food stockpiling and Recent excesses by many lob­ ple who, although not members of creating a major problem. would create a logjam in the Following his election and lobbying for foreign governments. expenses. Most of them argue that creasing, the number of criminal missile site hardening byists, however, have given impetus Congress, are influential there. Silvia joins "'The backlog is alarming,” he Supreme Court. cases awaiting disposition in the Sweet Life inauguration, the gap strange­ to attempts at control. The Ex-members money estimates are, in any case, said.. In his report he said he hoped law­ programs are so far advanced Any sort of reform is disliked by Superior Court is increasing even ly vanished — or rather, it was Congress is certain to try to amend Many professional lobbyists are ex­ meaningless. If arguments are not most lobbyists, and their opposition Cheney Tech “If Connecticut is to maintain the makers "will make proper provision faster — at a staggering rate,” he LOW FAT discovered that the Soviets that the Kremlin not only has the present 30-year-oId federal lobby members of Congress or the effective in themselves, there is little has brought together some strange traditional quality and effectiveness for the creation of an intermediate said. that simple spending can do. faculty were actually on the lower end decided it could survive a statute. It will seek to impose a executive who know the working of bedfellows: both Ralph Nader’s of its judicial system and if we. The Lobby Disclosure Bill, strong­ MILK nuclear war but is preparing wider registration of lobbyists and to Capitol Hill and the characters of Public Citizen group and the National of it. their colleagues. ly promoted by Common Cause Aaron T. Silvia of East CoupM Good Thru Jan. 15 ( for one. demand more details of their ac­ Association of Manufacturers are Hartford has been ap­ 0f*8 Cuupen F f rawtwy Jimmy Carter campaigned Richard Kleindienst, an attorney- (itself a lobby group for the public in­ tivities, gifts and contacts. fighting the reform suggestions pointed to the faculty at lightly in 1976 on the theme “The greatest global conflict terest), was passed overwhelmingly Th» Store with H»§ri' For some, lobbying is a full-time general under President Nixon, and because they threaten to ask them to Howell Cheney Regional in history is likely to occur in William Fulhright, once chairman of in September by the House of that economies in the nation’s career. The largest "interest group” disclose too much, and to spend too Vocational Technical Grasso urges price controls the next decade or two” unless the Senate foreign relations com­ Representatives, but failed to pass in defense budget might save organizations -- the Business Round­ much time and effort doing it. School, according to John mittee, both lobby these days on the Senate because of procedural something like f5 billion out of the Western alliance begins in­ table, the National Association of 'There are also other objectors. Garofalo, the school’s behalf of Arab countries. The White snags — in other words, lobbying. I THIS coupon A 810.00 PURCHA8E current spending. vesting more in the prudent Manufacturers, the AFL-CIO (the Cbngressmen suppose that the cam­ director. on home heating oil supplies House itself employs three or four The bill would have required an A graduate of George C. modernization of its defenses, trade union federation) — employ paign for full disclosure will reach . . . J Since his election, but even full-time lobbyists and many more organization which spends more than Penney High School in people specifically for the job. them too in time, and they will have HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. letter to Zarb. Price controls on home heating oil DIXIE before his inauguration, not says Keegan. who are not full-time. $1,250 a quarter on lobbying, or which East Hartford and'Central Hospitality lavish to reveal the intricacies of their Grasso says the federal government “I now call upon you to honor im­ were lifted last July by Congress. only has the $5 billion Even discounting the natural The case of Park did much to re­ employes a person to do so for more Connecticut State College, must impose price controls on relations with pressure groups. mediately that commitment to in­ Mrs. Grasso noted that 70 per, cent tendency of military men and Most major companies maintain a Silvia is assigned to the heating^ oil immediately to alleviate NAPKINS evaporated but updated ver­ open the old argument that people than 20 per cent of his time, to * The Economist of London sure protection of the public,” she of Connecticut’s residents use English Department and "widespread hardship” in Connec­ said. sion of the “missle gap” has people connected with the will teach Grades 9 and 10. heating oil to keep their homes ticut. She said information compiled by 16 Ct. suddenly become one of the milirary to overstate a poten­ Silvia has been a sub­ warm. To date, Mrs. Grasso said this FREE In a letter to Federal Energy Ad­ the state Department of Planning year’s winter is 28 per cent colder .Coupon Good Thru Jan. IS most urgent problems that the tial enemy’s strength, enough M i l stitute teacher at Cheney ministrator Frank Zarb, dated and Energy Policy showed heating Tech and has taught in the than last. new president will face. evidence has accumulated Wednesday, Mrs. Grasso accused the oil prices averaged more than 46 ’^ e combination of the cold and The Store With Heerl East Hartford High School federal government of reneging on a cents per gallon in December and There has in recent weeks from other sources to support English Department. His rising prices has hit Connecticut con­ previous promise to the Northeast there have been several additional sumers hard. the contention that a very real extra-curricular activities been a veritable deluge of and asked Zarb to put price controls price increases since then. "I recognize the the reimposition reports, claims and warnings gap has developed between the include the school year­ into effect immediately. She said the FEA has not taken book and newspaper. of middle distillate controls cannot WITH THIS GOUPOH AND S7.60 fUnCHAK about imminent or actual two superpowers, and that this Mrs. Grasso said despite the un­ proper notice of the rising prices. be regarded as a panacea to the Garafalo said he expects expected harshness of this winter, Soviet military superiority in time the United States is on the The FEA’s latest national figure puts economic and social dislocations .-A -n to name Siivia as the junior heating oil companies have continued the cost of heating oil at about 42 wrong side of it. C“V.‘ 'V varsity basebali coach. caused by higher energy prices. missiles and everything else. to raise their prices. cents per gallon. However, the point has definitely CLOROX For instance, the latest edi­ On this question of national “You made a commitment to the "The disparity in these figures is been reached where the symptoms tion of “Jane’s All the World’s security, however, it is in­ (ingress and to the citizens of our persuasive evidence that the price of must be treated and we must act to northeastern states that we would home heating oil here in Connecticut BLEACH Aircraft,” a name which is in­ teresting to note another protect the general public,” Mrs. ■ Personnel not be subjected to unreasonable and inde^ throughout New England Grasso said. "Many of our citizens evitably preceded by the report recently in the news. price increases for middle distillates has escalated beyond all reasonable are I'eaching the point of , Coupon Good Thru Jan. IS ' adjuctive “authoritive,” finds For something like a year and assistant (heating oil),” Mrs. Grasso said in a expectations,” she said. desperation.” Om Cohroh Ptr F that the United States is falling a half, it is said, the United j appointed so far behind the Soviets in air States knew the position and / , Steven Werbner, 23, of 85 power that, in the event of war, movements of the Soviet j Date Rd., has b ^ n named we might have to resort im­ Union’s nuclear submarine ! to fitl the personnel assis­ EPA officials again seeking Waybest fleet, thanks to information tant position recently Rib End mediately to nuclear weapons t created by the Board of or face defeat. salvaged from a sunken Soviet ! Directors. annual vehicle inspection law “Jane’s” urges that produc­ sub on the Pacific floor. ^ The position will pay CHICKEH W $10,000 per year and will be PORK tion of the B-1 bomber is “ab­ If so, then for this period the HARTFORD (UPI) - State en­ million gallons of gasoline per year, to be bound by a.DEP finding that a f funded through the Com- vironmental officials are making which would reduce air pollution. solutely essential” to counter United States may have f prehensive Employment particular construction project another effort this year to convince Pac said a final draft bad not been 'i the growing fleet of long-range enjoyed greater military Hyrdoplaning, Manchester style (Photo by Reginald Pinto) \ Training Act (CETA). violated air quality standards. lawmakers to require annual motor written, but the preliminary one — ROAST LEGS Soviet bombers — though it is security than it has known 1 Werbner has served as Among the other proposals, Pac vehicle inspections to reduce air like the one that failed last year — asked the Environment Committee 6 RIBS NOT QTR8. SAVE 400 not quite clear how a plane since the days when it held the ? an intern in the town pollution. contained provision for charging a manager’s office since for plans that would: that is designed to deliver patent on the atom bomb. Yet Bella Abzug served rudely but effectively Under the proposal, which died last nominal fee for vehicle inspections to — Force the DEP to adopt Septem ber. He has a pay for the program. A related nuclear bombs to the enemy’s it did the American people lit­ WASHINGTON - I once bumped • master’s degree from year despite widespread support regulations that would implement trict (the Bronx) was marijuana. She being female, she is an unrepentent from environmentalists, the Depart­ proposal, also rejected by law­ the Connecticut Environmental homeland would be of much tle good because they were un­ into Bella Abzug in the corridors of Tom Tiede agreed not to wear her hats in the radical. Indeed, she has been called a George Washington makers last year, would require all University and did his un­ ment of Environmental Protection Policy Act. Environmentalists claim service in the initial, aware of it. Congress. Literally bumped. I was chamber, but this was her one con­ Communist sympathizer. In six gasoline-powered vehicles weighing dergraduate work at Drew would set standards for emissions the act is meaningless without conventional-weapon stage of a In other words, the question coming hence, she was going thence, This is not to totally condemn the cession. She was there to toot, and years she never voted for a single and maintenance. Also, inspection more than 6,000 pounds to be fitted regulations implementing it. and: Bump, sprawl! As she University in New Jersey. with air pollution control devices. war. is, what is real security and representative from New York City she did. military appropriation, and even He began work yesterday stations would be set up to make sure — Conform the state statute for recovered her papers she com­ on the occasion of her forced retire­ The gentlemen were ruffled, of during the last Captive Nations Week vehicles follow the regulations. Pac’s legislative proposals omitted water pollution public hearings to the The quality authoritative how do we know when we have in the new post. draft legislation for banning non- 4 9 mented on the question of my ment from Capitol Hill, On the con­ course. When an Abzug amendment in a speech of commemoration, she He said ttot the respon­ procedures required by federal law. < Department of Environmental “Jane’s Weapons Systems” it? Can it, indeed, ever be ancestry, to which I replied, if I returnable beverage containers and — Establish a program to set am­ trary she has for the past six years was due for a vote, her critics would condemned Nazism and Indira sibilities of the job have Protection Commissioner Stanley J. he explained that bill was still being bient air quality standards and define WHOLE FAMILY PACK warns that the Soviets may achieved? remember it right, something like: aided meritoriously in the progress stand outside the door to remind Gandhi but could not find any fault not yet been clearly Pac, who presented his legislative "So’s your old man." worked on. the health problems associated with already have a counterpart to The only answer is that the of numerous causes, not the least of colleagues to cast negative ballots. with Russia. described to him, but program, Wednesday said the He did ask for a law that would All of this is by way of confessing a specific airborne chemical sub­ PORK LOINS the U.S. Navy’s highly prudent course is to err on the which is the nation’s democratic Once, in an unprecedented con­ So far left is the gentlewoman that generally, as personnel requirement could save up to 34 force the ’Transportation Department PORK CHOPS personal bias regarding Ms. Abzug’s assistant, he will oversee stances. sophisticated Tomahawk side of caution. Thus at the process. Rude, yes; worthless, not spiracy, the men brought an Abzug the Socialist Party of New York, hin­ personality, if not Ms. Abzug. She is hardly. measure to the floor well before its ting of national security, once town personnel programs, SAVE 3 centers A A c cruise missile that could very least, we will likely see an including merit, training, no lady. She may be one of the Until Ms. Abzug arrived in schedule so that she would not be refused to support her campaign. “threaten the delicate early Carter administration driving influences in the lives of new labor relations, and affir­ 300 3 loin emls » Congress the circumstances for there to argue its merits, and so that And yet Abzug has refused to play mative action. SST restriction bill hearing set strategic balance.” decision to go ahead with the women, perhaps new politics also, HARTFORDUAD'TC’r\Drv (UPI)zfTnTx - muThe - 1 __ 1 J. women there were less than a quick and decisive defeat would be politics with her philosophy. That "I’m very happy. It’ll be level standards for the airport. Concorde to land on a test basis only Even more pessimistic is B-1. but she is deficient in restraint. Her equitable. The appropriate job for assured. philosophy can be severe — she legislature’s ’Transportation Com­ “In effect these regulations would in New York and Washington. Op­ good experience,’’ mittee has set a public hearing on a Maj. Gen. George J. Keegan Certainly, we can forget mouth knows no subtly. Her language them was on the Beauty Shop Sub­ Eventually, many of the male fought to keep Dick Nixon. Jerry Werbner said of his new keep the Concorde out of Bradley,” ponents of the giant airplane have bill to ban landing of the supersonic said State DOT Commissioner James Jr., who retired the other day about that evanescent $5 is an arsenal of billingsgate. committee. On the floor, during members came not to fear Abzug so Ford and Nelson Rockefeller from position. blocked its landing in New York. I am not alone in this assessment. Concorde at Bradley International F. Shugrue testifying before the com­ Sw eat Life KLEANBRITE dehate, they were always referred to much as to accept her. As she holding office — but it has helped Airport. billion defense savings. She once unloaded on the floor of the mittee. as "the charming gentlewomen" by matured, she also mellowed; well, at raise the tolerance level in the ’liie committee Wednesday set a The committee also called a House a word that had to be “’This could be a very popular bill,” hearing on a proposal allowing some slick honorables who then proceeded least she stopped giving the bird to democracy to new and mostly Jan. 24 hearing for the proposal ad­ said the committee’s Senate chair­ described in the morning-after prints right and lefthand turns after a full to crush their amendments. opposing chauvinists. New House healthy levels. vanced by the state Department of man, Howard Owens, D-Bridgeport. APPLE WINDSHIELD stop at a red light. Open forum as a synonym for "male animal "Madam," as one male member is Speaker Tip O’Neill says the first And now. defeated in the last elec­ ’Transportation that would set noise Federal officials have allowed the manure.” And a former associate, alleged to have put it, "please know call he gets each day is still "Bella, tion. Bella Abzug is reportedly in­ Piloting Frances Cash, says she had to leave your place!” trying to tell me how to run the terested in a Jimmy Carter appoint­ WASHER Abzug’s employ because ail the JUICE UConn branch program praised Abzug fouled the works, for the place," but there is less contempt for ment to the administrative branch of course women seemed to do was "call Dear sir; better. When they tried to bury her her, and there is even concession that government. God forbid. She has About town attempt to change something, everyone a dum dum” or worse; Ms. she's earned her spurs. offered 6 4 o z . Gallon Your story Eliminate branches urban voice in the agriculture sub­ served the nation well in Congress, anything, it has for years decided to Cash, by the way, eventually got a In earning them, Abzug has had to (State brief, Wed. Jan. 5) seems to committee, she declined by saying but the idea of her in the sensitive ’The Community Service 100 TRADE IN UConn Branch programs as some job as a construction worker. overcome two handicaps. Aside from Division of Manchester contain an important factual error. that the only plant growing in her dis- bureaucracy is boggling. Well, ’The St. James Home and vague threat to the community Community College, in maybe an ambassadorship, say to School Association will To the best of my knowledge, the colleges even though the two exist cooperation with Mystic O f ™ ' NOW GET $100 TRADE IN FOR YOUR Bouvet Island, where, in the South meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. Filer report does not propose the comfortably with entirely different - 0 — Seaport Planetarium, is 0^ CONDITION, WHEN YOU BUY A - 0 — Atlantic, her abrasiveness would be in the school cafeteria. The elim ination of UConn Branch purposes. It Is most upsetting to offering a non-credit CONSOLE TV. CURTIS MATHES IS least likely to lead us into war. Rev. James Archambault programs. course in Piloting and hear Chancellor Gould, new to the and the Rev. Francis OFFERS A 4 YEAR LIMITED The five branches are not separate Dead Reckoning in the state and having left what may final­ Krukowski, new co-pastors WARRANTY ON PARTS, SHOP LABOR AND PICTURE two-year institutions but program of ly be a "grave mess’ in New York spring semester at MCC. TUBE. 6 9 Thought at the the church, will be < The basic course for the the university which deliver its first higher education, echo these old the guest speakers. Their small boat sailor covers CURTIS MATHES •iio%s«jin«n SAVE 28« SAVE 50< two year curriculum to commuter cries. topic will be “Our Total the essential points of •sm Mm ra TK students. These students must have Sincerely, Commitment to St. James COLOR TV "Thy word Is a lamp unto my feet, nevlgation close to land I TIM • OKNTTONTNM minimum 900-1000 board scores and School.” There will be a l(inu P.R. Fallone and a light unto my path” (Psalm and is a good basis for the • 4 HIM LMID NMUnY take the identical (not merely discussion afterward on 27 Turnbull Rd. 119:105). ‘celestial navigation stu­ equivalent) courses they would nor­ the parents’ commitment Manchester We certainly need guidance and dent. irui KRAn SAVE 100 mally take at the Storrs cam­ direction in this life. But where or to to St. James School. Topics Include the earth Anyone interested in St. b , I pus. Many of the programs are '5C whom shall we turn? The best and and its coordinates, un­ James School is Invited to IIUI IMITATION extremely successful. Students save the most reliable source is the Bible. derstanding of and working ZS" DIAQ. lints attend. a lot of money and have the oppor­ Yesterdays As the psalmist explains. ’Hie Word with charts, aids to naviga­ PECAN luiwn tunity to interact with an urban In- of God will lighten our path so that tion, theory and use of the vlronment. More imporlantly, many we will not be in the dark; we will magnetic compass, tools of High riders 26” DIAQ. MAYONNAISE know in what direction to go. OAK of the programs, in particular the 25 years ago the navigator, basic elec­ HARTFORD (UPI) - 32 oz. Hartford Branch, have the lowest This date was a Sunday; The A minister was once asked' un­ tronic navigation theory, The state department of expectedly to conduct a service in a YEAR cost per student ratios to be found Herald did not publish. current sailing, tides, dead Transportation disclosed 25” DIAQ. country home. He called for a Bible, WARRANTEE anywhere in public higher education 10 years ago reckoning and piloting. Wednesday 18 million PINE OR MAPLE but none could be found. At last, Students will be required passengers who rode the 100% SHOP in the sUte. It may be that the Filer Chester W. Obuchowski, former however, they found one in an old sea to purchase books and New Haven Line train in LABOR YEAR Red & Gold committee was ware of these facts chairman of the Manchester Human chest In the attic. Strange to say. on equipment. 1976 was the highest since Four Pack and proceeded to look truly at Relations Commission, is presented the outside of the chest were the ’The course begins Mon­ the state started sub­ 4 WARRANTEE Delicious with a going-away and appreciation restructuring not at program review words. "Not wanted on the voyage." day and continues for sidizing the line in 1970. 100% PARTS YEAR gift by Dr. David L, Warren, new TOMATOES of various institutions. Hence, no Be sure you make your voyage successive Mondays from The line operates service WARRANTEE APPLES explicit mention of branch programs commission chairman. Obuchowski through life with God's word as your 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mrs. daily between New Haven 4 100 resigned from the commission in guide always. % in the Filer report. On the other Susan Howell, a lecturer at and Grand Central Ter­ preparation for a six-month sab­ "I will Instruct thee and teach PtX TUBE hand, in many minds, the Com­ the planetarium, is the in­ minal, including the Water- batical in France. thee In the way which thou shalt go; structor. bury. New Canaan and TRADE IN SALE AT BOTH LOCATIONS 4 missioner of Higher Education has Mrs. Samuel D. Pierson of North I will guide thee with mine eye" never really proved itself. Its few For registration infor­ Danbury branches in United Methodist Church is installed (Psalm 32:8) Connecticut and recommendations seem to have been mation, contact the Com­ as president of the Manchester Coun­ Submitted by Westchester County stops Sighfs •.Somds ^ TvtZike 6 I8 9 « munity Service Division at Bu(jeFt n t.. . I . ,s polliical and personal in nature. In an cil of Church Women United. Pastor Jim Beliasov MCC, 646-2137. in New York. UPPER LEVEL « OPEN 10-9:30 273 W MIDDLE TPKE. Faith Baptist Church WESTFARMS MALL 561-3847 Next To Slop & Shop PAGE ElOHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Thurs., Jan. 18. 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Jan. 13, 1977 — PAGE NINE-A A — No. ’This provision must have a service- to be considered deceased at a VA hospital in another B irth s VA news applies only to veterans in connected disability raW by the V eterans Ad- visit. state. How do I have my Q. — To be a volunteer at receipt of pension with at 10 per cent or more to be ministration’’ housebound or aid and records transferred to the a VA hospital, is it eli^gible for vocational a . - A veteran who is .Growing Older Q. — I am a widow In attendance allowance. VA hospital now treating necessary to work every Luzusky, Christopher Tomko of 46 Englewood receipt of a VA pension rehabilitation. Additional m issin g and w hose Butter, Williani Welch, Heather Anne, — Who is eligible for me? day? ,4. Michael, son of Leonard R. Dr. Her paternal grand­ Q. qualifications may l« ob- whereabouU are unknown Kenney, son of John A. daughter of James R. Sr. with the aid and atten­ A. — The VA hospital A. — Typical volunteer parents are Mr. and Mrs. VA’s v o c a tio n a l tamed at any VA off ce. for seven years may be and Laurette Bolduc and Gail Kinney Butter of and Sandra M. Fletcher dance allowance. Am I rehabilitation? providing medical treat­ assignments range from a ' ■ r ^ Richard Berthiaume of 40 Q. — What period of time presumed dead by the VA. Luzusky of 129C Rachel 203 ’Tracy Dr., Vernon. He Welch of ,57 West St., eligible for drugs and A. — Basically, a veteran ment will request your few hours to a full day or Litchfield St. Her maternal By Loa Coltia must a veteran be missing q . _ j hospitalized Rd. He was born Dec. 30 at was born Jan.. 8 at Rockville. She was born medicines from VA? records during your first two each week. Manchester Memorial Rockville General' Jan. 10 at Rockville neat-grandmother is Mrs. " ‘V’^ 'U' . . ■-’■■‘H . ■ ;4 Hospital. His maternal Hospital. His maternal General Hospital. Her Loretta Relnhold of grandparents are Mr. and grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents are Manchester. Her paternal Joys of seniorhood great-grandparents are A . V T \4 - Mrs. Alcide Bolduc of Mrs. Paul W. Kinney of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Hartford. His. paternal Bridgewater, N.J. His Fletcher of 26 Crest Dr., Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bent prove very private lilllllllllll grandparents are Mr. and of Florida. She has a iU lllllllllI paternal grandparents are Vernon. Her paternal Mrs. Leonard Luzusky of Mr. and Mrs. Edward brother, Wayne, 8; and two If-; ^ grandmother is Alice R. ’The voice on the phone was friendly. “I’m not going to Deli Department Specials 'v,‘- Hartford. His maternal Butter of Edison, N.J. He Welch of 5 Maple ’Trail, sisters, Candace, 11, and CHOICEST MEATS great-grandparents are Pamela, 7. tell you my name. I’m a pretty loyal reader. Mostly I DOMESTIC SLICED has a sister, Christine, 5Vk; (Coventry. She has three agree with your column.” Mr. and Mrs. T. Rodrigue and a brother, David, 3IA. sisters, Sandi-Lln, 6, Stacy, of Brockton, Mass. His Wheeler, Donald I interrupted. “'That sounds like there’s a big ’but’ com­ IN TOWN BOILED H A M ...... lb. 1 . 7 9 4, and Chantell, 3; and a ing up. What’s your gripe?” RllftftBQ paternal great- Young, Kristin Lee, brother, James Jr., 18 Graham Jr., son of Donald Adams Photo grandparents are Mr. and G. and Sally Gammons “My gripe is that you never get off your soap box." daughter of Michael T. and months. •Can you explain that a little?” I asked. GERMAN BOLGGNA Mrs. J. Oshman of Slab- Donna Lee Perotti Young Wheeler of' 2740 Hebron The engagement of Miss Debra The engagement of Miss Pamela ’The engagement of Miss Rebecca "Sure. Almost every piece of you write takes up the un­ . 8 9 * ALMAR COOKED town, Pa. of 7 Bell 0)urt, East Hart­ Talcotl, Rebecca Ave., Glastonbury. He was Ann Duchesneau to Richard D. Susan Tylee of Bay Village, Ohio, Lynn Ullery of Johnstown, Pa. to born Jan. 10 at Nbnchester pleasant situations that we seniors are up against. You’re I ’Thomas G. Charette of Manchester, ford. She was born Dec. 30 Winslow, daughter of John CORNED BEEF...... Byam, both of Manchester, has been formerly of Vernon, to Dr. Hatiild Lawson, Amber Memorial Hospital. His always urging us to bug politicians; write, wire or phone lb. has been announced by her parents, at Hartford Hospital. Her G. Ill and Dorothea W. $109 announced by her parents, Mr. and Dennis Mosher of Wilmington, Del., Elizabeth, daughter of maternal grandparents are your congressman, senator, health departments,' dog IMPORTED * ^ MBM Mrs. Wilfred W. Duchesneau of 76 E. has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ullery of maternal grandparents are Johnston Talcott of Main catcher or tax officials." mmmmm .lb. H Wendell J. Jr. and April Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Johnstown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Perotti St., Talcottville. She was SWISS CHEESE...... * 1 . 7 9 Eldridge St. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Tylee of Bay Avery Lawson of 1291 Gammons of East “So I’m a ’pointer-with-alarm’,’’ I agreed. “What’s Mr. Charette is the son of Mr. and of 84 S. Adams St. Her born Jan. 8 at Rockville Mr. Byam is the son of Mr. and Village, formerly of Vernon. Rachel Rd. She was born Greenwich, R.I. His pater­ wrong with that?” 1 $139 Mrs. Arthur W. Byam of 105 Brent Dr. Mosher is the son of Mrs. Mrs. Gerard Charette of 56 Whitney paternal grandparents are General Hospital. Her “Look, I’m not criticizing,’’ he said critically. “I don’t Jan. 4 at Manchester Mr. and Mrs. John Young maternal grandparents are nal grandmother is Mrs. mumim ,1b. ^ FONTINELLA CHEESE...... * 1 . 7 9 Rd. Rd. Elizabeth Callahan of Maryland and Memorial Hospital. Her Robert K. Taylor of East say it’s wrong. But you keep pressing us all the time!” The bride-elect was graduated the late Harold E. Mosher. The bride-elect was graduated of 9 Oak PI. She.has two Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I interrupted him. ’’And do you write, wire or phone as maternal grandparents are brothers, Michael, 4V9, and Greenwich, R.I. He has from Manchester High Sclml in 1076 The bride-elect was graduated from Westmont Hilltop Senior High Johnston of 82 Main St., suggested?” ' $149 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Steven, 3. Talcottville. Her paternal two sisters, Sharon, 5, and and is presently a freshman at the from Ro< Rockville ------High School in 1974 School in Johnstown, Pa. and is Jennifer, 2. ’’That’s just it,” he said. “I do what you say when I m m t .lb. Avery of 207 Job’s Hill Rd., " University of Connecticut. and from the University of currently serving as a private first grandparents are John G. agree with you. So do other seniors I know. Can’t you do a Ellington. Her paternal Talcott Jr. of Plymouth, Her fiance was graduated from Bridgeport School of Nursing. She is class in the U. S. Army assigned to Morra, liana Marissa,' Eaton, Brian Joseph, few columns about the special joyful or pleasant things Ft. Bragg, N.C. as a finance grandparents are Wendell Mass, and Katherine ^ ...... - ' ■ "" '■ Manchester High School in 1975 and employed as a neurosurgical nurse J. Lawson of Terry Rd., daughter of Robert and son of Sidney B. and that result from our old age and our life In retirement?” specialist. Talcott of East Lempster, .8 9 * is a sophomore at UConn. by the Wilmington (Del.) Medical East Hartford, and Jean- Joan Lavitt Morra of 25 Maryann Sieczkowski “You’ve got a point there,” I admitted. “I’ll think Fresh Fish Department ^ Her fiance was graduated from N.H. She has two sisters, No date has been set for the wed­ Center. nine Lawson of Dower Rd., Tinker Pond Rd., Bolton. Eaton of Lebanon. He was about it. Thanks for calling.” ding. Her fiance was graduated from Howell CTieney Regional Vocational She was born Jan. 6 at Victoria Jane and Alethea South Windsor. Her pater­ Scott. bom Jan. 8 at Manchester Quickly, I ran into trouble. ’The special joyful or plea­ $139 nEW Queens Medical College in Kingston, Technical School in 1972. He is also Rockville General sant experiences that my critic speaks of are generally SlHISe .lb. nal great-grandparents are Memorial Hospital. His I " stationed at Ft. Bragg, where he is Ont., Canada. He completed his Mr. and Mrs. George Law- Hospital. Her maternal maternal grandparents are personal matters. What is pleasant and joyful for one serving as a military police Berlhiaume, Nicole residency in psychiatry at the son of Jerry Rd., East grandparents are Mr. and Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene senior may be quite the opposite for another or for many ' parachutist assigned to the 118th Mrs. Louis Lavitt of $139 FILLET OF SOLE ''*®**°"®* Institute of Health in H a rtfo rd . She has a Richard and Loretta S ieczk o w sk i of 138 others. The a g ^ and retired are as varied in their likes l l K j f r oCnVU/UlVS Washington, D.C. and will begin his Military Police Co., ABN. He is Hillsdale Dr., Ellington. and dislikes as are the young. m im .lb. ■ brother, Chad Elliot, 2. Shadycrest Dr., East Hart­ attending the Fayetteville Technical Tomko Berthlaume of 64F practice in psychiatry in Wilmington Her paternal grandparents Spencer St She was born ford. His paternal grand­ It would be presumptuous for a writer, therefore, to FRESH Institute, where he is majoring in are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jan. 24 meet on Feb. 1. Kupfershmid, Kimber­ Jan 10 at Manchester parents are Mr. and Mrs. suggest that his own areas of satisfaction are in some law enforcement. Morra of 20 Tinker Pond The wedding will take place at ly Ann, daughter of Dean Memorial Hospital Her Lawrence Eaton of 724 way equally satisfying to many. A June wedding is planned. Rd., Bolton. She has a OROUND CHUCK .8 9 * "Perspectives on Sexism Through noon on Jan. 22 in the New Castle R. and Joanne D. maternal grandparents are Brewer St., East Hartford. My own great and continuous source of deep content­ Minority Women’s Eyes” is the topic Presbyterian Church, New Castle, sister, Elise Smadahl, 2. He has a sister, Paula ment is the time between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., Monday * 2 . 2 9 . Dearstyne Kupferschmid Mr. and Mrs. George for the general meeting of the Cen­ Del. of Stafford Springs. She Maria, 18 months. through Friday. The quiet heart of the night is my time tral Connecticut Chapter NOW on The couple will reside in New Cas­ was born Jan. 6 at for self-renewal. ’Those hours are completely my own. EftllllB H lN S . 5 9 * We Carry A Full Line Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. at the First Church tle. Rockville General The world is asleep. But I am excitedly awake. I am of Fresh Fish ... Daily! of Christ (Congregational, 12 S. Main Hospital. Her maternal totally alone. My fancies take on bright or somber colors. S t, West Hartford. grandparents are Mr. and My memories of good times glow with warmth. The Ms. Gloria Busch, assistant Mrs. Richard Dearstyne of memories of past difficulties and pains suffered long ago superintendent (administrative) at are diffused. The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Garnet Ridge Dr., Tolland. In the service lllllllllllH IR lIR lllllllll the Long Lane School under the Her paternal grandparents Only my present age and my retirement from a steady Children & Youth Services of the A. Rocker to Bruce Brown, both of job make these two blessed hours of selfdom possible. Manchester, has been announced by are Mr. and Mrs. Werner State of Connecticut, will be one of Kupferschmid of 198 When young, I sang with others: her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. It’s three o’clock in the morning four panelists discussing the Center Rd., Vernon. A irm an D ennis M. USDA CH9ICE USDA CHOICE Rocker Jr. of 29 Elsie Dr. Lawrence J. McCann, Parker St., has entered the We’ve danced the whole night trough differences and problems that they McCartan, son of Mrs. son of ’Thomas J. McCann U.S. Air Force Delayed BEEF CHUCK BEEF CHUCK Mr. Brown is the son of Mr. and But, except for Saturday night, the time did not belong see from their cultural and social Christians, Joseph facile R. McCartan of 253 of 22F Spencer St., has Enlistment Program until Mrs. William Brown of 884 Center St. to me. Always, there was the sense of guilt. “I’ll ^ backgrounds. Thomas, son of Douglas School St., has been been promoted to senior he reports for active duty The bride-elect was graduated pooped and unable to do a day’s work tomorrow.” Usual­ The discussion will be followed by and Margaret Hen- assigned to Anderson AFB, airman in the U.S. Air on Jan. 14. He has selected a question and answer session and a from Manchester High School in ly, there was the feeling of doing something basically STEAK dricksma Christians of 51 STEAK 1976. She is employed as a nurse aide (Juam, following gradua­ Force. a pdsition in the social period with refreshments. The wrong. 4 Barbara Rd., Vernon. He tion from the air cargo Airman McCann, a radio mechanical career field. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Such carousing was generally unacceptable among meeting is open to the public and all was born Jan. 6 at specialist course at Shep­ operator, is assigned at After completion of six members. Her fiance was graduated from serious hard-working people in our day. Those of us who Rockville General pard AFB, Tex. MacDill AFB, Fla., with a weeks of basic orientation MHS in 1975. He is employed by the are now elderly went to sleep at a normal hour. “On Scheduled for the Feb. 28 meeting Hospital. His maternal He was trained in special unit of the Air Force Com­ at Lackland Air Force ROAST Federal Pacific, Bums & Novia, Inc. ROAST time” was when the office, the factory or the shop lb. is a workshop on “The Meaning of in Windsor. grandparents are Mr. and handling and storage of air munications Service. Base in San Antonio, Tex., CENTER CUTS. opened. And the boss or foreman was there to check us in. .FIRST CUTS Power for Women.” On March 28,' Mrs. Adrian Hendriksma freight and will now serve He was graduated from he will receive advance the meeting topic is “Sexism and the The couple is planning a Feb. 25 In retirement, I make my own “on time” rules. Most wedding at Emanuel Lutheran of Wayland, Mich. His with a unit of the Military ‘Manchester High School in technicai training for 69 Older Woman.” television bores me. I doze off after the seven o’clock Church in Manchester. paternal grandmother is Airlift Command. 1974. which transferrable Mrs. Arnold Christians of He was graduated from college credits will be news. Within minutes, I am soundly sawing wood (no pun We Give Old Fashioned Grand Rapids, Mich. He East Catholic High School Bruce T. Borst, husband granted. intended). Awake between 1 and 2 a.m., I freshen up. I sip Let Our Family has a sister, Melissa Anne. in 1976. of Mary Lyn Borst of 638 a glass of milk. I read a book. I search for music ap­ Butcher Service.,. propriate to the mood of that moment. It comes to 2 a.m. and I am Mr. Free-and-Elasy, Serve Your Familyl making the deep night my very own. Who needs the STORE HOURS: dreams which come with sleep? The fantasies of wakefulness are ever so much more rewarding. Now, I come back to the friendly voice on the phone Mon. & Tues.'« 6HM) 317 Highland S t Dr. Lamb which sparked this small confession. ’The pleasures of IMIIIIIPIIESSIVE retirement and aging are not universal. Neither are the Wed, Thwi, & Fix ta 9KKI sorrows. MANCHESTER New drug wonH 9top arthritis Time is what we have. Each of us according to our per­ Sal K Sunday x s i r i s , sonal desires seeks out those parts of “time” that our H ieH UlfB FASBiusst By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. non-employed conditions permits us to enjoy. None of those private pleasures belong in a column. Terrible DEAR DR. LAMB - I things are being done to us older Americans. All of us are another one. Just last week now. for the public. qualified to do it, the am being treated for IMS IS « involved in and share the responsibility of fighting for im­ I heard on the radio that a Just to put this into procedure provides con­ arthritis and have been provements of our lot. ’That struggle makes good doctor in New York had perspective, it was not too siderable cosmetic im­ illlM M RlRRM R told that Motrin, a relative­ newspaper columns. ■IIRBBRBIIBBW discovered a way to grow many years ago that other provement. The reason the ly new medicine from hair. Could you please find Please, Mr. Tehephone Caller, don’t ask me to share doctors were experimen­ follicles are taken from the England, is a cure. I am out if this is true? My hus­ my dreams with you. ting by rubbing an oint­ side of the head is that this TE M P L E O F wondering if it is a cure or band and I can’t afford the (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.) ^ Garden Fresh, Produce Specials ment on the scalp which is where the follicles GROCERY SPECIALS just something to relieve money for a hairpiece. contained male hormone. appear to have the longest the pain. Can you please DEAR READER - CALIFORNIA 88 SIZE 4! F This caused a flap for a life and are most abundant. tell me something about ’There was a story in the while but has quietly dis­ this? That’s why you see men COMMERCE! New York papers of a doc­ appeared. Apparently it and some women with VEGETABLE JUICE NAVa ORANGES 1 u a 7 9 * DEAR READER - tor using an experimental tM’t k abM k Ik Mmi/, rahni m ir mwl stMukn, was only good for a few abundant hair on the side SWEET LIFE WHITE Motrin is used to relieve procedure to grow hair. headlines. H IW M w if sMfh iMimI) I | n4 lha, kM C&S workshop needs pain. It does not cure of the head but a bald pate afriil i i t i IT 6a wigizhl, Mipwlhi wpiinii. Mapm ihi His experiement consists There is not much that on top. GRAPEFRUIT . . . . . 6 9 * arthritis or stop its M N b, flSi li • TMab M taasaii-s mat, in r iM MNt- WMTE BREAD of rubbing an ointment con­ can be offered for the ’There are a number of rehearsal quarters progress in any way. It is taining female hormone RIVAL BEEF FLORIDA treatment of baldness. ’The advertisements claiming llia4ifciM birtiiaN uiril|iialiwtni<»itwaiz|tiflla>«a4tllaiii4Nt»fir.|.faiic|ftitaM,lia- similar to aspirin in its ac­ over the areas where hair only successful to prevent baldness or *1 daU diMnti 4bflq«, Itm Mani, m il m4 (tofi Mr*, h ada to hv Sisatatal tin BwdaadM It iMintU For the first time in many years, the Gilbert and tions for osteoarthritis. In is falling out. According to JIIIGE ORANGES ...... 5 .LB. . .BAQ . . 6 9 * revolutionary idea to date restore hair but I’m afraid Halil 6* aMMt N kift hihM i pnlK (arf Mgi« ftas a) sMIm, n’t tbiiaab a | n4 Mt). TIa twtt b aa« tkai |Mt Iw- Sullivan Workshop is without rehearsal quarters. DOG FOOD many patients it is no the report he claims to FLORIDA FIRM RIPE A A a has been hair transplants. none of these would really tMted m U kw • Nriaw^f|4 nU ipailbi. TIa Mail b Hat M Ml fa bM kKaat M km hr bn-lTMi Mnatcj CMrts, Rehearsals for the spring production of “Brigadoon” KRAFT ITALIAN better. Patients often turn have had considerable begin Jan. 24 and are held Mondays and Thursdays These are done by taking pass close scrutiny for r*N l liNii, iaaaai MlMK dMMrit, fkMbcb, lb., Ik. IMtoii. laM Knb (kit Ml iH) m MMatkali Hm*M, a nM, a up their noses at aspirin success in stopping the thereafter until the performance. small punched out areas of scientific accuracy or Mtabm a kkH InMl km* a ihtaM. «• nI trnm i • Mtari-ltaa, 1N% MtbticliaHr-yMr'aaaykiek TOMATOES .....29* bMause it is so readily falling of hair and in some hair from the side of the reliability. I sometimes parMbt-rNliMki oaiaMr b »• Mh IM*. M n a r Mliiai, n a U*, fwr Mm*, Ml lar nM (a dad Mi)-aa iM’t A Styling Mist 6 oz bottle whether ^ e commission has the time Monday. of Women Voters of Vernon and South Windsor League of Women Voters and the to discuss this. received a 31,600 check for the se­ youngster in the area. Proceeds from was “destroyed by a fire of an un­ Vernon, and Nancy and Phil Brender, wife- mission, succeeding Valmore Loiselle. Mrs. cond quarter of Title II funding. “We need more information on the Jan. 27 in Talcottville. Chamber of Commerce. Wolff said he would also like to the club’s horse show and chicken determined origin,” said J. Russell husband co-presidents of the South Windsor Caffyn, a Republican, has been active in many Recently the town received a check need for such a system,” said Mary league. “Without input from the public our hear what former Mayor Frank barbecue are being used for such Thompson, chairman. He will talk on “Urban and Suburban community projects and civic affairs. She was Cough Syrup for 32,000 for the first quarter. At the Keenan, chairman. ^ 8 5 work may be in vain. I can’t stress McCoy has to say about the charter. needs. Anyone who no longer needs a The building was donated by Problems" at the open meeting, to be held in (Carbone is an outspoken leader in the city chairman of the CDAP Education Committee Halls 3 oz bottle same time it received a letter saying The commission also took no action strongly enough the importance of McCoy served as mayor for six years pair of glasses may donate them to Manchester Sand and Gravel. It had the convention center of the Connecticut who has said the city’s problems are not the and vice chairman of the School Facility Study it would not receive any funding. the club by leaving them at England been used as an office. on a re-application for an excavation city’s alone. He helpi^ begin a legal battle in Committee. She is now president of the South contributions from the public,” he before Benoit was elected. permit by the Balf Co. More informa­ Association of Health Facilities, Rt. 83 next to said. Dreselly said the town has six Hardware, Bolton. The town has four portable 1975 which has effectively blocked hundreds of Windsor Association of Citizens and a director Vaseline Lotion ^ 6 6 tion is needed. the Steak Out. Intensive Care 10 oz bottle generators. One Is now used when thousands of federal program dollars from of Friends of Wood Memorial Library. She and there is a power failure but, accor­ Mrs. Keenan was re-elected chair­ Refreshments will be served at 7:30 p.m. reaching seven suburban towns including Ver­ her family live at 1533 Main St., East Windsor ding to Thompson, “it takes time to man of the commission for the third His talk will begin at 8 p.m. non and East Hartford. Hill. hitch it up.” time. Eva LaBaron was elected Super II Blades 2 0 9 Rockville chamber gives $$ to CRCOG Schick pkg of 9 Anyone having such a building to secretary and Thomas Larivere was donate should call Thompson. appointed the commission’s agent to Jaycees plan events By BARBARA RICHMOND One of the conditions of giving the Herald Reporter pediatrics units of Rockville General He said health agencies are the Wetlands Commission. 3500 is that a review will be made Hospital with Manchester Memorial Ultra Ban Roll-on 1 7 9 Directors of the Rockville Area proposing legislation which would in Vernon next week SAVE NOW ON FAMOUS, Deodorant Vh oz bottle later to see how the money is being Hospital. given them more authority and Chamber of Commerce voted spent. Another condition is to take The recommendation to con­ i y Wednesday to appropriate 3500 to the power to take away services. National Jaycee Week will open in Vernon with a LUXURIOUS the money from the chamber’s mis­ solidate was made by the Commis­ In other chamber business, La­ Bolton first selectman Capitol Region Council of cellaneous projects fund and contact Mayor’s/Selectmen’s Breakfast Sunday at 8:30 a.m. at Schick Blades sion on Hospitals and Health Care. mont told the board that the rate the Howard Johnson Restaurant, Rt. 30. FRAGRANCES, Injector Twin pkg of 4 Governments (CRCOG) to help chamber members asking for Rockville hospital officials asked for 'i structure for chamber members will Len Romanker, president of the Greater Vernon finance programs for which there are donations to offset the amount. the endorsement of the chamber’s won’t seek re-election no federal funds. be revised. He said rates are based Jaycees, has appointed Giarles Dick to coordinate and MAKEUP AND executive board to keep its facilities The Town of Vernon had been on the size of an organization and direct all of the activities for the week. iM . Listerex Lotion The request for the money came here. Bolton First Selectman David Commission in an unexpired term. TREATMENTS! 11 9 asked to contribute 33,000 to CRCOG. some may be paying too much while Dreselly said today he will not seek Tuesday, there will be a new membership orientation Herbal Acne 4 02 bottle from the Greater Hartford Chamber The chamber resolution endorses Dreselly is employed by the of (Commerce, and Steven Lamont, CRCOG officials told the Town Coun­ some may be paying too little. re-election as first selectman in the at the American Legion, West St., at 7:30 p.m. Any man the hospital’s position as well as Richard Barry appraisal firm in cil that federal and state funding this Howard Wolfanger reported on the May town election. interested in joining the organization should attend or board chairman for the Rockville further expansion of the facilities. Manchester. chamber, set up a subcommittee to year requires an increased amount of Department On Aging. He said he Dreselly said he won’t seek any contact Frank Procaccini at 647-1417 or 875-6063. Polident Tablets 1 2 9 The chamber executive committee Norman Preuss, a Republican, will 7 box of 4 0 recommend action. local match. has a part-time person working on The main event of the week will be the Distinguished agreed* that to move the units to elected position for at least two be the lone member of the present the job bank program and there have years. He said he “will take a two- Service Award banquet Wednesday at The Colony in Lamont said he called Vernon, Vernon officials, while sym­ another town would be detrimental Board of Selectmen seeking re- pathetic to CRCOG’s needs, asked been 27 persons seeking jobs. He said year breather from politics and Talcottville. There will be a social hour at 6:30 p.m. and Ellington and Tolland officials to get both economically and 'from a election. He said he hopes to remain Cough Syrup the organization to come back and the department’s bus service has 172 devote the time to a professional dinner at 7:30 p.m. State Sen. Robert Houiey will be guest 1 5 9 their reaction to the request. He said general public standpoint. on the board as a selectman. Silence is Golden 3 oz bottle Vernon and Tolland officials were in make its request during budget members who pay by the year. He designation.” speaker. Andrew Trlcarico also told the Leon Rivers, a Democratic select­ favor of giving the money, but deliberations. said 155 of these are over 60 and 17 Dreselly, a Republican, is serving Judges for the award are (Jerald Allen, a member of chamber board it should proceed man, will not seek re-election. He is Ellington officials, while generally in others are handicapped. He said the his first term as first selectman. the Town Council; Everett Paluska, first selectman of COXY ^ Hair Spray • The chamber directors also passed with planning legislation to give now a classified state employe at 1 3 5 favor, wanted to give it more con­ bus has traveled 9M miles over the Before taking office in July 1975, he Ellington; and Robert Dean of the Tolland Board of White Rain 11 oz aero can a resolution concerning a proposal to proponents of the proposal an oppor­ Somers prison and may not hold an sideration. past six months. served as a selectman for one term Education. consolidate the maternity and tunity to speak wkh area legislators. elected position. id - W in t e r and as a member of the Planning Excedrin Tablets 1 3 9 Hebron zone lines still not set Plainfield results iiiW mgs Xim e! bottle of 60 TU O LFUrmi T SniNk 5-11 (I); Spectacular, buys— once-a-year values! Look more beautiful, Excedrin P.M. 1 4 9 Drafted zone descriptions are still in the won a court decision allowing him to build Copture the warmth of ArizorKi ffunobb W $ Ih M M Khc. lie LN 441 Tablets bottle of 30 questioned the resale of the business even un­ rnt s-ii (a LN y be more beautiful— And save precious dollars! preliminary stages despite a four-hour two-family homes. The court action is valid der a neighborhood zone. nsckiR IM 2JI 4l|Mff. meeting of the Hebron Planning and Zoning for five years. 4.N 4.N V m 31:74 PZC members seemed to agree that the M ia: 511 paU $3tN For a limited time only. Come in today! Commission (PZC) Tuesday night. A final PZC Secretary Wilbur Dennis said that T m Hit Mack 511 pM $»UI Congespirin 1 3 9 area should be a neighborhood business zone inoDESERTOAROEN _ W i ; SM t i m TriFack 544 patf $t$5JI Cough Syrup 3 oz bottle decision is expected to be made at the PZC’s when new regulations were first discussed, he Trifwtx W IMUl Jan. 25 meeting. and problems of permitted uses could be 0 ^ TaNaa tana (t): told Robinson he would try to obtain a business eliminated by amending the zoning U m t S-ll (I): ItaMta IN 3JI Some residents attended the lengthy iSaaMcCrt^ ZIM LM S.4I 4 M laC 2JI Coly Cory zone for the property if Robinson did not pur­ regulations. It was felt that any other action 2V«teFirM.tap Ul 7 OeW Herbal Essence meeting to oppose changes in zone descrip­ sue his plans for duplex housing. } Oar H M aa m 7.41 Tin: 41:72 FLAGON MIST LIQUID MOISTURE 0 4 5 tions of their areas. would require amendment of the town plan of CACTUS and SUCCULENTS V m ilM QMak 411 paU SUN Juat •2'»’ MAKEUP Shampoo 16 oz bottle Most PZC members, however, stood firm on itself. IW m U: 2U $4121 I Mack 114 pM ISLII Donald Robinson of Rt. 85 questioned the TrifacU: t-ll M U 2 1 M In Emeraude, Fiash-Young Shadas/f the decision to delete the business zone. Sol Ellenberg asked the PZC to consider ' Trilack M-7 paH StlLTI PZC’s decision to delete the neighborhood 200 varieties of cactus and MlOMUaiUTpiuI mMSDJI ■ak 5-11 kY L'Aimant, L'OrIgan 1 01. Special, a rry Several members of the Barrasso family deepening the neighborhood business zone on U m m 121 IN Vicks Vaporub business zone originally proposed for his Rt. 85 Jual *1“ ' U Q U I D , protested the deletion of the business zone that succuients. fulfill 4il 2JI LM 7 M M as 5JI l/'v:v8Tuw«/ IVi oz jar and Rham Rd. property. his property west of Rt. 85. He suggested a 3 K ’l Tm Im iM m I Oa Tha ka Annual sp ecial- Ragulatly S2 00 was to encompass the Joseph Barrasso family 1 Mvj'i Mte IN 9 5 < ^ depth of 950 feet rather than 400 feet. In many sizes, shapes, patterns Tka:32S5 rich, lasting mists The business zone was made effective Dec. 1 homestead on Gilead St., Rt. 85. Ttaw 3L22 taaiak 317 p M $1141 The preliminary draft of the zone was and colors for you to create your QriiMK 3M pM $21M Mack 317 pM 532JI in Coly's lop- The (irst-ever and Robinson had planned to build both Charles Barrasso said the family wanted the M k U: 413 pM $29.W amended to provide a 600-foot depth for the Triiack 3-74 paM $4NJI favorite Iragrances! special on this Vicks Sinex 1 5 9 business structures and duplex homes along property to remain business zone. He said ef­ own miniature Desert Gardens T rihctK 4-3-1 pM $ 1 N J I TaMk5-ll(A): business zone there. It was also agreed to in­ Perfect gilt lor htfbaF Nasal Spray 'h oz bottle his property. forts have been made to develop a Colonial Fm Oc S -II 4 Q M m m i lap. lap IN 341 convenient one- I fisenu I crease the depth of the business zone on the that thrive indoors with littie 1 rnmm Staart Ilf 13JI 121 iN 3Rinlilracii 2I.N yourself—and ounce size! Silky-sheer, rich in ItMiriDool The commission, however, proposed to 4 TnfirM 4JI 3Jt IM U Jaa restaurant in the Barrasso home. those you lovei moisture and Hydrolyzed Protein, withdraw the business district classification south side of the intersections of Rts. 85 and 94 care. 1 Suhi Ghmtii 2J| Tln:31:n Vicks Nyquil Barrasso said he could not understand why to 600 feet rather than 300 feet. T h e 32:22 tariak3Mpei$7LN 1 7 9 in the new zoning descriptions. Robinson told the zone was deleted in the Dec. 1 map. He STARTER CACTUS 79ia«H»tt 14-14¥I mMIINZM Vicks Formula 44 Duplex housing is no longer allowed in the rezoning would restrict the types of businesses Parlada: 311 piU $13441 te lM Cough Syrup 3 oz bottle 1 5 9 town, but Robinson, who presented a Wednesday, 3:22 p.m., car fire on Cider Mill Trifack 3-t-Z paU $3H1N c U ltra that could be operated in that area. Rd. Bolton. preliminary subdivision plan just before the Stula said they would be unable to expand PZC action which prohibited duplex housing. Today, 7:23 a.m.. Stove fire on Lake Rd their business, now on Rt. 66, and he Andover. Vicks Sinex Plainfield entries Glowing Finish Coly's Famous" Nasal Spray Long Lasting 'h oz btl "GO WITH EVERYTHINQ" QLOW8I Trealment Special — Two shear, dewy-soft Bare Blushers VITAMIN CONDITIONERS FOR YOUR SKIN In one see-Ihru easel Dial Very Dry Andover sportsmen set banquet BiaCLES ANNUAL SPECIAL Juat 43H' To moisturize, smooth and solten WROUGHT IRON F k it FMre dry skin. And you save dollarsi Solid Deodorant 30C off Label 2’A oz btl Natural and glowy, with more ol The loth Andover Sportsman’s 1. TdM I t m 5-2 i iMl IM Vllimln Molatur* B4iltncor: daytime Ron Goulier and Adrian Thibodeau. Barnes, rifle and pistol; Jim Staniz­ BRACKETS— HANGERS— HOOKS M 41 42 tha frosted combos you wanll One 3. talk 141 Itaf'itaL M xS;:i:ru I ' conditioner and perfect under-makeup Gub 16-Yard Trap League Banquet Comltteemen include Eric Kurtz, 15% O F F -A S ILLUSTRATED I M Capa 4-1 shade Is rosy-soft, the other spicy- will be held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at zl, sergeant-at-arms; John Rice and 4. M. i I 12-1 i k m m 'i aw 7-2 4. Hn Ml M l moisturizer! Sunshine Harvest membership; Saul Monteiro, Bill Les Peters, co-chairmen, newsletter. SCROLL BRACKET T-HANGER 41 iFivfTimFln 141 5. 4H In IMi l-l I rich! Two lor less than the price ^ ^ Shampoo 8 oz bottle the Garden Grove on Keeney St. 6- - 31.95 7-2 IM mIM m M llHkm ltn IM Vitamin A-D Complex Cream: overnight Monteiro, Bruce Ryder, F. Gagne, In recent competition, the ASC 6- - $1.55 41 7. Hu IWp Im k 141 I. Ui'l M ft) of one! Includes brush. Manchester. 9" — $2.25 PLANT HANGER HAYRAKE HOOK I HU. ow softener— velvety-rich and moist, grounds; Mike Busel, entertainment; •defeated the Hartford Gun Gub. 9" — 1.65 41 ItarcrOiirtc 42 L Ncn RM4y lmn* Frosted Pinkwood/Frosled Coralberry lU la 85S $1.45 13“- 1.85 Fiftk tUMk I ta m n a n to condition dry skin while you sleep. Dinner will be served at 8 and will Joe D’Addarlo and Cary Repoli, Scores were; Andover, Jay Higley, i Cia'i H n Frosted Primrose/Frosied Mango Neo-Synephrine 469 1. Id • 4 ^ L Saw lklh Pink/Juicy Melon be followed by presentation of prizes cheer; Pete Falkowlch and (Jus 47; Mike Busel, 46; John Stanlzzi, Joe I k lTTliwMl k lncA i:! ICtkt'iCnl IM M Ia t 2 M. »2“ ‘ comparable value $5.00! V4% Nasal Spray % oz btl R 1 Mrtm Nippir " fitakut IM LCafpCi 7. In'tMM and trophies. Pizza will be served at Aiello, co-chairman, Paul Thibodfeau, Beck, and Paul Thlbdeau, all 45; for BIRDSEED BIRD FEEDERS 4. Wtaplid ti L Ml l|Mw 4 « . 43“ ‘ comparable valypST.OOl POST ROAD Thiill*. Crscktd Com. i amllMi I Hat) M l ‘Sugg. Rot. Prices 11 p.m. Ray Stanizzl, Dan LaFountaln, All kind* and t i it i lo i take lai L hUM IM L M ia W 4 . a toUl of 228. Hartford Gun Club; SHOPPING PLAZA Posmil H u d i, Sonllowir S«*d. diiptni* i««d. braid, aval Ita M S N N p FI X M M TnM refreshment. iV IM at L ta M M Pampers Diapers 0 2 9 Em Dumore 45; T. Apanovlch, 45; J. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 M iud Virioty or mlacallanaou* load. 7. FtaliH IM I .K u Ni 1. M M Gub officers for the year are John 1 Ff I Am fi|B M i. M M « q LMav Also, Paul Thibodeau and Jack Gozzo, J. Cotton, and E. Arninl, all VERNON, CONNECTICUT tlM hiU Daytime box of 30 W. Stanizzl, president; Jack TM M lIMiBiMla Woodward, co-chairman, Ray Staniz- 44; for a total of 222. Til. 1. INilMI IM l.N tM 1.1 4. Um Prices eflective thru Satuid.iy, J.>i> 15, I9Z7 Woodward, vice president; Pete zi, Andrian Thibodeau, F. Gagne, t M L im i L lqMa4 At All ASC won by six targets. HOURS TIL MARCH IB Lexineton Gardens* 633-3921 Mm im M 141 1 tai (M I h I M iiIm Falkowicb, treasurer, and Eric 1 iStiJr t IM | ipiU Lou Martin, house; John Higley and The next shobt between the two EVERV AFTERNOON O' 4. Trcp'i TtaTIm 42 4. M ' l N.*nm LI Kurtz, secrelaty. 5. IN ieM t MKfcMl M IN a a U lX . Ron Cloutier, co-chairitien, Ken clubs will tske place at 1 p.m. on FrMty 'IS 9:00 THE MARKETPLACE OLEN LOCHEN. GLASTONBURY m u 1S2TL I M l M M I m * h Members of tne board of directors ...... ‘fl t W Laporte, trap; Dick Westman and Feb. 20 at the Hartford Gun Gub In A l Dty SXutdty I OpBn Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. FlictfMl ARTHUR DRUG STORES I are Paul R. Thibodeau, dee Pczaente, Bill Jewell, ce-chairmcn, Larry Granby. I Tuesdhy-Frlday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m wr' PAGE roUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Jan. 13. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Jan. 13, 1977— PAGE FIVE-B Surprise; Cowens returns Orr has some ice magic left say he will be lost for 12-14 weeks, basketball. It's easier.” White, who had made a critical ______.gmMMMIIM— MIMiMmRirfMMItMt*?MMg BOSTON (UPI) - Just as NEW YORK (UPI) - No suddenly as center Dave but could return for the playoffs — if Cowens is expected to see very remark when Cowens attended a one of the 37 shots against him. the defending champions can reach limited action Friday night against Celtics game last month as a visitor. longer is Bobby Orr a Nureyev P ro h o c k e y Blues 7, Canadiens 2 Cowens rejoined the Boston post season play. Portland, then he worked gradually “He’s back and we welcome him on skates, but some of the Jerry Butler scored two goals to Celtics, guard Charlie Scott Earlier in the day, owner Irv back into game shape with in­ back with open arms. We need him.” magic that enabled him to help St. Louis gain its first victory was lost for the season. Levin, Auerbach and coach Tom creasing playing time. -Havlicek added, “I was surprised combined with Kirk Bowman’s goal goal lead before we goi going and by over Montreal in more than two become the most celebrated Cowens, changing his opinion Heinsohn were smiling as they hadn’t But with Scott out of the lineup, when he left and I was surprised seven minutes later and Tony that time Esposito was hot. years. Goaltender Doug Grant, player in hockey history Esposito’s sharp goaltending “And, of course, Bobby Orr is of a day earlier to stay out of smiled since Nov. 10, when Cowens John Havlicek must move back to a when he came back. We need him playing his first NHL game in nearly left the team because he had lost his guard position and the Celtics must and look forward to having him.” remains. snapped the Islanders’ four-game un­ dangerous anytime he’s on the ice.” basketball until next season, a year, was instrumental in snapping enthusiasm for basketball. come up with another high-scoring Cowens had expected such Wednesday night Orr appeared in beaten streak and raised their own In other NHL games, Atlanta the Canadiens’ 11-game unbeaten arrived at Boston Garden “Yeah, the enthusiasm is back and player. It is possible Cowens Oould be remarks because, “they’re aways only his 12th game of the season and record to 5-3-1. crushed the New York Rangers, 6-1, streak, allowing goals only to Doug Wednesday afternoon and told I won’t lose it again," Cowens told thrown into action more quickly than happy to have a guy around who can scored on his first shot on goal after a “The Hawks were much more Toronto edged Los Angeles, 3-2, Risebrou^ and Guy Lafleur, General Manager Red Auer­ reporters after discussing his return he would like. pass.” 17-game layoff, to give Chicago a 1-0 enthusiastic tonight than the last two Cleveland beat Detroit, 3-1, St. Louis Canucks 5, North Stars 3 with Auerbach, ‘"rhat’s one of the “I saw Dave today and he looked in It had been announced previously score at 6:33 of the first period and times we played them,” Islanders’ . stunned Montreal, 7-2, and Van­ Jim Wiley scored two goals to give bach he was ready to play Coach A1 Arbour said. “Our club again. things I learned while I was away. I shape to me,” said coach Tom Hein­ by New Harness Raceway that lead the Black Hawks to a 2-1 victory couver topped Minnesota, 5-3. Vancouver its second straight win. didn’t do much during that time but I sohn, “but we’ll just have to work ciwens would work for them while over the New York Islanders. started slow and we weren’t really In the World Hockey Association, His second goal snapped a 2-2 tie ear­ The 28-year-old pivotman, saying -learned a lot about basketball and the with him In practice and see what he he was on a leave from the Celtics. Orr’s goal, his fourth of the year. that sharp. We gave Chicago a two- Birmingham shaded Minnesota, 4-3, ly in the third period and was 'people are following me everywhere media.” can do. But I sure am pleSsed he Is However, (?owens said Wednesday he and Phoenix defeated Houston, 4-2. followed by goals by teammates Bob I go,” planned to rejoin the team’s “People were following me around back with us.” 'did not take a job with the track. Flames 6, Rangers 1 Dailey and Dennis Ververgaert. practice today. (the past two months), seeing what I Cowens’ teammates, holding no Eddie Andelman, part owner of the Willi Plett scored two goals and WHA But five hours after Cowens ended was doing,” he said. "I didn’t want to grudges because of his sudden depar- raceway, said Wednesday Cowens assisted on another in Atlanta’s vic­ Paul Henderson banged in a his two-month, self-imposed come back so soon; I would have ture and just as sudden was “an assistant general manager” tory over the Rangers. The victory rebound midway through the third absence, Scott suffered a double liked to stay out the whole year. But Low-shot Indians moved the Flames three points reappearance, also were pleased and was receiving a moderate period to lift Birmingham over break in his left forearm in a 112-101 it was more hectic not playing than It with the center’s return. salary. ahead of New York in third place of- loss to the Indiana Pacers. Doctors Minnewta, despite three goals by was playing. So I’m just going to play "Dave’s his own man,” said Jo Jo the Patrick Division. Jack (jarlson, and Ron Huston scored blanked by Enfield Maple Leafs 3, Kings 2 two goals and assisted on a third as liinny McDonald and Jim McKen- Phoenix beat Houston. Only 12 shots on net were taken by Tom Crompton adding one each. ny assisted on each other’s goals and goaltender Mike Palmateer turned Injury to Scott (UPI Photo) Manchester High’s hockey team as it There were two bright spots for was blanked, 5-0, by Enfield High last Manchester. One was ^ b Boucher, a aside 56 of 58 shots to give Toronto its Sign Hicks Ranger goalie Doug Soetaert aavea night at the Bolton Ice Palace. first-time varsity performer, on victory over Los Angeles. Jack CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago costly to Celts Manchester, now 4-8 for the defense and sophomore Thom Till in Valiquette also scored for the Leafs. Bulls signed free agent forward Phil season, plays again Saturday night at the nets. The latter replaced starting Barons 3, Red Wings 1 Hicks, a native of CJiicago, to fill the Mike Fidler and Wayne Merrick vacancy left by the transfer of rookie BOSTON (UPI) — Things were looking up again for the Boston Celtics until Stopped breakaway attempt of Flames' Curt Bennett (5) 9:15 at Conard High. netminder Bernie Hebert with 7:45 All of Enfield’s goals came on left in the third stanza and allowed scored power-play goals in the se­ guard Keith Starr to the injured Charlie Scott fell to the floor with a bone-breaking crash. cond period to pace-Cleveland over reserve list. Scott, trying to score a basket in power plays with Indian skaters in just one score while making nine the penalty box. Joe Cummings saves, all from in-close. Detroit in a penalty-filled game. Hicks, 67 and 205 pounds, was the first minute of play Wednesday Heinsohn Wednesday night. “It is Gilles Meloche was outstanding in selected in the second round of the night, collided in midair with In­ tallied the three-goal hat trick for the Enfield outshot Manchester, 44-12, possible he could be ready for the Raiders with Rickie Fleming and with three Indian shots the length of goal for the Barons, stopping all but June draft by the Houston Rockets 3 diana’s Dan Roundfield. Scott fell playoffs, but we’ll have to see.” the ice. and was cut before the start of the hard on the floor, bracing himself ’The Celtics learned during the season. with the same arm that had been evening that center Dave Cowens Tennessee upsets (UPI Photo) broken two seasons earlier while he will return from his personal leave of S c o r e b o a r d was with Phoenix. absence. Dave Cotoena (right) ready to come hack Scott, who had a plate and 11 Scott had been Boston’s second- Kentucky Wildcats screws removed from the forearm leading scorer, behind backcourt WHA Celtic GM Red Auerbach in relaxed mood after the Celtics won the playoffs last mate Jo Jo White, with a 19.3 June, broke both bones in his left average. In the absence of Cowens, NEW YORK (UPI) — Reggie Johnson, a 6-foot-8 freshman center ac­ Wednesday's Results forearm and will be lost from 12-14 the two guards and swingman John customed to playing second fiddle, burned third-ranked Kentucky with 18 Birmingham 4, Minnesota 3 weeks, according to team physician. Havlicek had to pick up the scoring points Wedne^ay night in leading the visiting Tennessee Volunteers to a 71-67 Phoenix 4, Houston 2 Dr. ’Thomas A. Silva. slack. overtime victory. (Only games scheduled) He underwent successful surgery Now Havlicek, 36 years of age and Johnson, usually a supporting p . i Thoughts ApLENty early today at Boston’s University with a cranky left knee, must move player for the Vols’ Ernie Grunfeld Johnson then scored the clincher NHL ^ ' »■ Hospital. back to guard at a time when he is '* (UPI Photo) and high-scoring Bernard King, with 1:03 to go. 'The beauty^and giSce “We’re not expecting to see him scored four of his points during the Grunfeld led the Vols’ scoring with Wednesday's Results more suited to play forward. Celta* Charlie Scott (11) grimaces in pain Atlanta 6, NY Rangers 1 again this season,” said coach Tom overtime period as Kentucky was 22 points, while King had 16 and “Yeah, I’m a guard,” said Chicago 2, NY Islanders 1 Gets immediate attention from medical personnel handed its second loss of the season. Jackson 10. OffiguiBsksting Havlicek Wednesday night after St. Lguis 7, Montreal 2 By Len Auster “Johnson is coming along very Jack Givens’ 23 points topped Scott’s injury had left Boston with Cleveland 3, Detroit 1 well and seems to be getting better Kentucky, which shot a dismall 22 two regular backcourt players. Toronto 3, Los Angeles 2 on tile “Playing guard doesn’t give me the each game,” Tennessee Coach Ray per cent from the floor. Mears, said after the Vols Improved Vancouver 5, Minnesota 3 Cheney home freedom I have when I’m playing Second-ranked Cincinnati rolled to (Only games scheduled) forward. MGC quintet wins, their SEC record to 4-0 before 23,271 its 11th victory without a loss this Kentucky fans. exciting edge Catholic, the only answer to a Holy Having broken into the win ‘"rhe miracle-workers will have to season with an 84-61 romp over NBA Gettin 'jobbed'' Cross inquiry about a game in Water­ column Tuesday, 1-6 Cheney Tech find another guard for us.” Kentucky grabbed a 53-46 lead with Dayton as a record 17,009 fans Having not done it in a long while, bury is ‘are you kidding?’ Call me will go after its second baskeihall Coach Tom Heinsohn sat down with snaps losing skein 7:41 left in the game, but Grunfeld watched in Riverfront Coliseum. Wednesday's Results competition... and another underrated Vol, senior Bob Miller scored 18 points and J after promising myself it wouldn’t stupid but don’t take me for a fool. victory of the 1976-77 campaign General Manager Red Auerbach late Indiana 112, Boston 101 happen again, the passions were After seeing Tuesday night’s tilt, and tonight at home against Bacon Wednesday to discuss the backcourt guard Mike Jackson, led a rally that grabbed 22 rebounds for the Bearcats Atlanta 124, Buffalo 118 tempted after witnessing East hearing too much about other con­ Academy in a Charter Oak problem. They probably will try to By DAVE ROBACK gave Tennessee a 60-57 lead with 34 and Mike Jones added 16 points. Philadelphia 102, Houston 97 seconds to play. Catholic’s basketball game Tuesday tests, the only reply to Holy Cross is Conference bout. Varsity action pick up a free agent because, as Correspondent And St. John’s defeated St. Milwaukee 127, San Antonio 121 night in Waterbury and the fingers either at my place, at a neutral site begins at 8 o'clock. Heinsohn said, “Chances are not It was not a heart stopper, and it was not your classic runaway. It was hard Kentucky sent the game into over­ Joseph’s of Philadelphia, 74-57, as Chicago 99, Washington 85 responded in regard to a favorite or ‘fella, it’s been nice knowing you.’ ...... very good that someone else will try to classify but It turned out to be a Manchester Community College basketball time with six seconds left when Glen Williams scored 25 points for Denver 110, New Orleans 99 reserve Truman Claytor scored on an ludi Cenovesi and Kent iVeig/e. Creater Hartford's figure skating sensations. topic — officials. Specifically — Or as a scout for Ansonia High at to help us with a trade.” victory over a sloppy Hartford UConn squad, 76-57, last night at East the Redmen. Seattle 121, Detroit 99 western Connecticut style. 18-foot jump shot to tie the score, 61- In other games. Navy upset (Only games scheduled) the half Tuesday deftly put it, “If you Catholic. 61. The Eagles lost, and the coaches do happen to get in a close game The win was the second in nine Georgetown, 56-55; St. Bonaventure Johnson scored the Vols’ first over- readily admit that was their fate, but here, forget it.” starts for the Cougars, who broke a with 6-2 forward Steve Faulkner, the edged Duquesne, 79-77; Syracuse The1977 United States time basket and King gave no way was it a 20-point game as it six-game losing streak, and they’ll Cougars had no trouble controlling defeated Penn State, 82-66; Villanova turned out. You couldn’t call it out­ return to action Saturday night at the offensive boards while building a Tennessee the lead with 2:28 left.. downed West Virginia, 76-65; Clem- Big game Revolving door son beat Duke, 80-73, in overtime; FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS right larceny, but a judge and jury Elast against South Central Com­ 44-25 halftime bulge. would have to deliberate hours to Just a couple of short years ago, munity College. Wilson continued his hot hand early Florida State defeated Madison, 69- Female Cougars Hartford Civic Center/February 2-6 come up with a verdict. Even the respect for Manchester High basket­ The game got off to a slow start but in the second half but he was forced 66; Manhattan upset South Carolina, ball was not exactly at a peak. It was to the sideline, saddled with four per­ 7 0 ^ ; Mississippi State edged LSU, set for opener local reporter from a Waterbury in Celts’ camp soon progressed in MCC’s favor More than 140 of the nation's top ama­ paper, it’s understood, was no big deal playing the Silk Towners, sonal fouls. Returning late, after sit­ 80-77; Richmond beat Rhode Island, Order you r tickets today by mail with mainly because of the accurate out­ teur figure skaters meet in Hartford for wondering what his eyes had seen. but times have changed. Manchester side shooting of Craig Wilson and the ting out most of the quarter, Wilson 79-74; Virginia topped Virginia Tech, order form below. Tickets will goon sale N The Manchester Community Yes, folks. East got the yee olde in just two short years under coach inside play of 6-4 forward Mike still led the Cougars with 16 points. 55-50; Creighton downed Bradley, 90- the first time! on January 3 at the Civic Center Box Of­ Ice Capades .College women’s basketball team fashion “job" put to it, which ap- Doug Pearson has become ‘"rhe Big NEW YORK (UPI)-Enter: 121, Denver took New Orleans 110-99, Robinson. The pair combined for 14 Nick DeMarco picked up where 85; Kansas State beat Iowa State, 63- At stake: national titles and a chance will launch its 1976-77 season Satur­ fice and will also be available through parehtly is a specialty of downstate Game” for the opposition. The In­ Seattle whipped-Detroit 121-99. points as the 6>ugars took a 24-10 Wilson left off as MCC built its lead 54; Missouri defeated Oklahoma, 69- Dave Cowens. Exit; Charlie day night at 6, when it hosts Green­ to represent the U.S. in March in World CHARCIT. Phone 1-203-622-1970 and officials. Don’t misunderstand. Holy dians have progressed so, now teams 76ers 102, Rockets 97 edge with 8:55 left in the opening to a whopping 71-42 with 8:43 left. holds tryouts 60; Nebraska topped Colorado, 69-54; Scott. field Community College in a Competition in Tokyo. Cross has a good team. But the sit back and wait and get mentally Lloyd Free scored 39 points as half. Hartford UConn staged a mild com­ Houston clobbered Rice, 106-56; SMU CHARCIT to your Master Charge, In a theatrical turn of events National Junior College Athletic Crusaders get far more assistance “psyched” for the locals. Philadelphia nullified a season-high With the likes of 6-6 center Steve eback but it fell far short. edged Texas, 74-73; Texas A&M beat And more, it's the beginning of the BankAmericard or American Express Association opener at the East than they need. Enfield High coach Fran Aniello worthy of Ibsen, the Boston performance of 40 points by Zocco and backup Mark Bolasivich, DeMarco had 15 points, Robinson All figure skaters in the Hartford Baylor, 6059, and Texas Tech topped long and demanding road to the 1980 account. Catholic gym. Holy Cross has a long, very long, after a 34-point loss to the Indians Celtics welcomed the return of Houston’s Rudy Tomjanovich and 14 and Faulkner 12 as the Cougars put area with a knowledge of the basic TCU, 87-68. Olympics! The Cougars, second in the Connec­ home winning streak and while of­ stated, “We hustled and scrapped but handed the Rockets their sixth four men in double figures. Dave spins, jumps and spirals of figure their 6-foot-8 center from ticut Community College Athletic Thrill to the graceful precision and ficials there wouldn’t cite exact Manchester was very tough, straight road loss. Julius Erving Carter with 10 markers was the lone skating may audition for the Ice voluntary retirement only to Association last season, will try to breathtaking performances of these SPONSORED BY figures one did state, “Yes, we probably the best team we’ve faced added 26 for the Atlantic Division double digit scorer for 2-4 Hartford Capades. have their standout guard lost GeorgeScott cop their first CCCAA tile and im­ The Skating Club of Hartford and haven’t lost too many here.” Isn’t all season.” Fermi coach Tom Snipe leaders, while Moses Malone had 16 UConn. Winners may be assigned as a line Bench honored dedicated young competitors as they after his team got into the win for the rest of the season with a prove over last year’s 11-7 record. The Travelers Insurance Companies that a joke? for Houston. MCC (76) - DeMarco 6 3-3 15, skater or even become a star in Ice KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Cin­ continue their quest for perfection! column last Friday said, “I’m glad broken forearm. Hawks 124, Braves 118 Capades, according to the Ice For the first time, the team will be a Three years ago, when Joe Whelton Zocco 3 0-0 6, Faulkner 6 0-0 12, cinnati catcher Johnny Bench, whose part of the NJCAA. The same type of exciting competi­ SANCTIONED BY was performing his magic for East, the kids got a taste of victory before And as an afterthought to Atlanta’s John Drew scored 24 inRSox fold Capades performance director, Clif­ Cheney 4 0-0 8, Robinson 7 0-0 14, hot bat and outstanding defensive Coach Sandy Sawicki has five tion and performance you enjoyed from The United Slates Figure Skating Association the Eagles had a 15-point lead over we went into the Manchester game. Wednesday’s dramatic points, Tom Henderson 22, Joe ford MacGraham. BOSTON (UPI) - George Scott Nolen 0 0-2 0, Wilson 8 0-0 16, play led the Reds to a four-game veterans returning from last year’s the 1976 Olympics you can now see //ye Holy Cross with five minutes left. Now they’re excited about playing developments, the Celtics dropped a Meriweather 21 and Ken Charles 19 Auditions will be held Friday, Jan. has agreed to terms with the Red Bolasivich 2 1-2 5, Henderson 0 0-0 0. sweep over the New York Yankees in second place team, forwards The Crusaders hacked away and Manchester.” Words unheard of until 112-101 decision to Indiana for the as Buffalo fell to its fifth consecutive 28, at 10:30 p.m. immediately in Hartford! Sox, as most expected even when the Totals 36 4-7 76. the World Series, will be honored as Virginia Petersen (Manchester) and won by two, with East having not recently. Pacers’ sixth straight victory. loss. Meriweather helped revive following the evening performance of first baseman had balked after being Hanford UConn (57) — Golden 1 the star of the postseason classic Betsy Mayshar (Willimantic), guard Fermi considered its game “We’re trying to hold it together Atlanta from a 13-point deficit. Buf­ the Ice Capades at the Hartford Civic scored down the stretch run. Former traded back to Boston from 0-1 2, Chambers 3 0-1 6, Hahn 1 0-0 2, during the Sixth Annual Kansas City Laurie CJiristiana (East Hartford) Tuesday night versus Manchester as with baling wire,” said Boston Coach falo’s Adrian Dantley led all scorers Carpenter 30-06, Kelly 2 4-68, Wolf 4 Center. UConn assistant coach Steve Bell at Milwaukee. Baseball Awards Dinner Jan. 29. and centers Marianne Pemberton MAIL ORDER NOW! its ’The Game’ of the season and the Tom Heinsohn of the quick-changing with 29 points, while Randy Smith 00 8, Sierra 3 00 6, Carter 5 0-2 10, Applicants must be at least 17 the time had a keen observation What was more surprising in Other awards to be given at the (Manchester) and Sally Lentocha one-point setback could be scenery. had 24 and John Shumate 20. years of age. W ednesday, February 2,1977 afterwards stating, “You somehow Boston’s announcement of nine new Chilter 2 OJ) 4, Bovelia 0 4-4 4, Polaski dinner include George Brett, Royals’ (Rockville). TOTAL Saturday, February 5,1977 TOTAL get to expect it on the road." He devastating to the Falcons the rest of After nine weeks of retirement for Bulls 99, Bullets 85 0 1-1 1. Totals 24 9-13 57. Those Interested in auditioning signees Wednesday was that veteran Player-of-the-Year; Mark Llttell, New talent will be forward Fair­ could’ve added especially at Holy the year. Hopefully it won’t be as personal reasons and an abbreviated John Mengelt, coming off the may contact Melanie Wyler, 566-6588, 7:30 a.m. Junior Ladies Figures 8:00 p.m. Junior Men Finals Rico Petrocelli was in the list. Royals' Pitcher-of-the-Year; Joe banks ((Colchester), Bonnie Kilgore Fermi is far better than its 1-7 record F a m ily S p e c ia l — S a t. o r Su n . through Saturday, or Nicole Masson, Senior Men Figures UmttHM Senior Ladies Finals Cross. career as a harness racing executive, bench, and rookie Scott May each The 12-year veteran, used very lit­ Morgan, National League Player-of- indicates. ’The Enfield-based five has 278-2000, through Jan. 30. (Glastonbury), Pam Salley 1:30 p.m. Silver Dance Compulsory 64_____ Hartford Public, either last year or Cowens is rejoining the team he led scored 20 points to lead Chicago. tle last year after rookie Butch Hob­ the-Year, and Phil Rizzuto, recipient 6------Adult 67_____ 66_____ 65- lost four by two points or less. SkiUprice Candidates must bring their own (Ellington) and Ellyn Johnson (South the year before, lost a one-point deci­ to two NBA championships. Elvin Hayes paced Washington with son was given the third base job in of the Earl Smith Nostalgia Award. Windsor). 8:00 pjn. Junior Pairs Finals Child 66____ 65_____ 64- 24 points, while Phil Chenier added skates. tiwiMiia sion to Cross on two technical fouls “I decided to play for the rest of mid-season, had hoped to be taken by “ I am looking forward to a Senior Pairs Short Program 23. Former Bullets player Jack Round 64_____ 6------Sunday, February 6,1977 on coach John Cuyler. Guess how Telling sign the season and forevermore,” the 28- the S ea ttle M arin ers In the Plymouth, Vt. Rte. 1(X) successful 1976-77 season. Our added many T’s the veteran Public coach year-old pivotman said after dis­ Marin scored 14 points for Chicago You can tell an ongoing successful November expansion draft. But he Buy one *10 day ticket depth should make the bench Thursday, February 3,1977 200 p.m. Exhibition ot Champions had previously (or since)? Don’t hoop program when it starts to turn cussions Wednesday with General and Norm Van Lier handed out nine was passed over and faced with a B a s k e tb a ll stronger, and I would say that at this want to press you but you get three Manager Red Auerbach. assists. & the rest of the family 7:30 a.m. Junior Men Figures Adult 68_____ 67_____ 66- out college material year after year. decision to retire or sign as a utility stage we are ahead of last year. Both Child 67_____ 66_____ 65- guesses and the first four don’t count. Manchester High after a seemingly He is expected to be in uniform for Burks 127, Spurs 121 player for Boston. skis 1/2 price Christiana and Pemberton have im­ Senior Ladies Figures MwnlM Couple of plays come to mind. Friday night’s home game against Junior Bridgeman scored a game- long (maybe it’s not seemingly) dry The other players to sign with 4eoo.»3iooi.cM«Dave Meyers Fof lodging call (802) 672-33M Jim McNickle has made the Central fielder Dave Coleman, catcher Andy Beckwith 13 and Mike Foye 12 as Brown pulled In 12 rebounds and “You could say I’m cautiously op­ 8:00 p.m. Silver Dance Finals 1977, discomfort, out of bounds. The that I felt It was better to play,” added 16 points and Brian Winters 15 GoodanyUnMihra Jan. 16 Moriarty Bros, downed Frank’s, 92- timistic.” Connecticut State (Allege jayvee Merchant and pitchers Bob Stanley Mary Neubelt eight. Liz Neubelt, Senior Pairs Finals ruling. East ball out of bounds. Late club and prep schooler Mike Quesnel, Cowens added’ “People were for the Bucks, while George Gervin 86, last night at Illing. Rich Kichnet Cathy Connors and Mellisa Geagon and Jim Vosk. Adult 66_____ 65_____ 64------in the game, Dumais was the an MHS grad, will soon join the following me around, seeing what led San Antonio with 26 points as the had 26, John Barry 22, Tom Juknis 16 also played well for Illing. 6 - — recipient of a flying elbow, un­ ranks. I’m doing. So I’m just going to play Spurs dropped their third game In a and Collins Judd 11 points for Child 65_____ 64_____ 63------6------detected of course, and he was basketball again. It’s easier.” row. Quesnel was slighted by some Frank’s. .ST. JAMES Top choice Friday, February 4,1977 madder than a wet hornet. A console- college coaches a year ago because Meanwhile, Scott, averaging more Nuggels 110, Jazx 99 Bill Morgan popped in 28 markers, St. James upended Illing Junior ment attempt by the elbower went Dan Issel scored 24 points and they felt he was too skinny to take the than 19 points a game, broke his Carl Frantz 22, Bruce Ledoydt 14 and High’s jayvee girls’ basketball team, NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Forward 7:30 a.m. Novice Ladles Figures unappreciated with Blast coach Stan David Thompson 16 as fast-breaking grind and also because some just forearm in two places when he fell to George Jay 10 to lead Fogarty Bros, 22-17, yesterday. Darlene Jordan had James Bolster of Dennison Universi­ Novice Men Figures teMral aJ. ^ Ogrodnlk somewhat irate and Cross the floor after colliding w i^ In-- Denver ran to Its 20th home win In 21 looked at the scoring column. Now JANUARY CLEARANCE to a 94-72 win over Schiebel’s. Carl six poinU and Denise White and Lori ty has been selected by the Connec­ 2:00 p.m. Gold Dance Compulsory(2) coach Tim McDonald commenting, diana’s Dan Roundfield. games. ’The Nuggets also got 14 64------6 Quesnel, who Is doing post-graduate Hohenthal had 22 points, Duke McDermott four apiece for Illing. ticut Bicentennials as their top draft Junior Men Short Program “Come on Stan, what’s the matter?" work at Suffleld Academy, has Billy Knight scored 33 points for In­ points each from Ted McClain and Hutchinson 18 and Tom Sapienza 14 choice. RENNET Senior Ladies Short Program To; Figure Skating Championships It’s not only the quantity of calls gained the attention of University of diana, which reached the .500 mark Willie Wise. New Orleans’ Pete for the losers. ' GIRLS Bolster was chosen Wednesday in but the quality. Many of the fouls, 29 Hartford coach Gary Palladlno along for the first time since early Maravich, the NBA’s leading scorer, Rennet Junior High’s girls’ basket­ the second round of the draft con­ 8:00 p.m. Junior Ladles Finals Hartford Civic Center in all, against East came early while with overtures from Fairfield and November. Boston, which had to had 27, while James McElroy added CHENEY FROSH ball team downed J.F. Kennedy of ducted among the 20 teams of the Senior Men Finals Hartford, C t 06103 Cross without fear crashed the offen­ open the game without starters 20 and E.C. Coleman 18. 20% Enfield yesterday, 38-35. Lisa Tilden North American Soccer League over Brown. (Hieney Tech’s freshman basket- Adult 67_____ 66_____ 65_____ 6 Check or money order payable lo Haniord Civic Center sive backboards. If you’re a Crusader Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe, who SuperSonics 121, Plslona 99 had 16 points, Gloria Diana seven and a telephone hookup. Fairfield University had a scout In All Rsure & Hockey Skates hall team ran its record to 2-0 with a Child 66____ 65_____ 65_____ 6 is enclosed lor tickets to events checked above. and you know you’re not going to get attendance Tuesday night and while were caught in heavy traffic, got 30 Dean Tolson came off the bench In S to ck 64-42 victory over Portland yester­ Pat Shelton and Jennifer Hedlund six c a ll^ for smashing someone, sen­ apiece for Rennet. he came looking at Jeff Kleman, 6-7, points from Jo Jo White and a career- late In the third quarter to spark OUR R IG . $13.61 TO $37.1$ day. Dan Jeski had 13 points. Jack Saturday, February 5,1977 Nam e- ding them Into hitherland, why not— high 22 from Tom Boswell. Round- Seattle to its fifth victory In a row. In Gorr 12 and Eugene Landry 10 for the center and potential college forward, NOW *11.10 TO *00.30 JUNIOR Add ress- simple logic tells you that. he went away impressed by him and field had 18 points and Wil Jones 15 15 minutes of play, Tolson had 17 MANY OTHM uNAOvaanaao taaciAU young Beavers. 1:30 p.m. Novice Men Finals I hope this column finds its way for the Pacers. points, seven rebounds, three assists, Gary Marineau netted 27 points, On injured list Novice Ladies Finals John Pisch. ’The Stags, along with the Dave Pantelo eight, and Ken City_____ -State- -Z ip . down to Waterbury and McDonald Elsewhere in the NBA, two steals and one blocked shot. Fred ORLEANS (UPI) - New Gold Dance Finals rest, better not look just at the S P @ R T S © u t U t ILLING GIRLS Marshall and Joe Lauzon six apiece because If I was he. I’d be em­ Philadelphia downed Houston 102-97, Brown led the Sonics with 20 points, Orleans Jazz guard Gail Goodrich Adult 66_____ 65_____ 64_____ scoring stats for Manchester is not Illing Junior High’s girls’ basket­ as Manchester Cycle downed Boland 6 Phone- barrassed. I surely wouldn’t be proud Atlanta defeated Buffalo 124-118, while M.L. Carr scored 21 for 233 MIddte Tpkg. West, ManehMtw with an injured Achilles tendon, has Child 65_____ 64____ geared having someone throw in 35 ball team upped Its record to 2-0 with Oil, 48-40, last night at the East Side 63_____ 6 PLSASC wore.- Checks accepted no leler than 10 days prio r (o of the home winning streak. Is it for Chicago stopped Washington 99-85, Detroit, which played without In­ Nsxt to Ronanaa 847-0#0S ^ n put (3n the injured reserve list periotmsnce date. points a game. It’s a team game here a 41-25 triumph over Webb of Rec. Frank Prior had 28 points for real, or abetted? And if I was East Milwaukee topped San Antonio 127- jured center Bob Lanier. Wethersfield yesterday. Sue Rotlv and w 11 be out of the lineup for and the birddogs better realize that...... Boland. several weeks. PAGE SIX-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mtnchester. Conn.. Thur»„ J«n. 13.1877 M M CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Jan n .07, _ pa g e SEVEN-B ••••••••••••eeesseteeeeees aavoteaataa*************** MVD INFO Bmlnaaa OpgorUmllf 14 Butinau Opportunitr 14 Skiers like slopes, National Weather Forecast •late< Sports and politics (]. I’ve been told that KODAK D IS T R IB U T O R POLAROID batteries can blow up when EVBHEADY W A NTED KiY8TONE mostly white only Thursday you "jump, start” a car, WBSTINOHOU8E HOL80N ALBUMS with a “dead” battery on Site lieratJi Individual. Mala o r FamaJo^ needed full or part-tim e to diatrlbuta BASKETBALL BOSTON (U P D -Is blacks actively par­ Some possible answers Baron Academy at cold winter mornings. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING worfd famoua Kodak film and othar photo producta through seem to revolve around go together naturally What is the proper and safe company Mtabllahad iocaVona. Make thia your yaar for In- skiing a lilly-white ac­ take in one of Cheney Tech, 8 dopondonca. $4995.00 InvaatmanL Quarantood 12 month tivity? Whether by America’s biggest economics and culture. WRESTLING way to “jump start.” morchandiaa rapurchaao agroomont. Like it or not, skiing is a Manchester at Rockville A. Improper “jump star­ CALL Mr. (Ton FTM) 1.N044a-1tS0 or Cotaot AI14-MI.1781 •MFUMcaco happenstance or recreational past- sport of the middle-to- ting” or carelessness PHONE 643-2711 Mondqr la Friday, t a.m. la t p jlt - taL • ajn. la 1 p.m. E.8.T. Cheney Tech at Bacon By MILT RICHMAN The action by the French in turning Israeli compound and killed two of design, precious few times. upper classes. During its around a battery can be Or wma: FIRE8TONB PHOTO CO., IM A N Q tLta Academy Dauod loose so he’ll be free to plot the Israeli coaches. f=OR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD formative stages as a NEW YORK (UPI) - La hazardous to the motorists FIMSTONt lUILOINO - WNC( 1*46 For the next 22 hours, they held ■ IN N. Srd m., Catwnbui, OMa 4*Z1( 3 0 0 0 — 1 ^ '^ Friday belle France should hide her how to kill more people was so un­ and can cause damage to recreation, few blacks nearly two dozen Israeli athletes H tIp tVanied 13 ^ • U l IlkLfltAtlMllt ^ BASKETBALL speakably outrageous that It drew the vehicle’s electrical INDEX were in that economic eyes in shame. Not only are hostage. One of the terrorists in the bracket. .Manchester at condemnation even from the French system. It’s also possible, N O T IC II ADVERTISING PHONE FROM home to *er- Windham, 8 her skirts dirty, her hands are, press. Le Figaro called the entire Israeli compound paraded a hostage ] ““ antf Found Secondly, skiing has no though not too likely, that 2 — Portontlt vlce our customers in the Halp WantaP too. proceeding “a puppet show.” in front of him at gunpoint for the RATES Manchester area, flexible 13 Halp Wantad 13 direct link to the Afro S t. Paul at East the battery can explode, 9 — Announoomontt Catholic, 8 What the French government has Another newspaper, France-Soir, West German officials to see. The 4 — Entoftainm ont hours, super earnings, 249- tradition of physical activi­ which could cause serious 9 — A ucllont 1 day .... 11( word par day 7773. LEGAL SECRETARY - No done by arbitrarily releasing Palesti- hostage’s hands were tied behind his un AYi«K roioc AVT €i ty’ East Hartford at said the Arabs will show “neither eye and skin injuries from 3 daya ... 10« word par day ARE YOU prior legal experience w t nian terrorist Abu Daoud is respect nor consideration” for what back and his eyes were blindfolded. FINAN CIAL .6 daya .... 9c word par day necessary. Will train. Must be Bom fi^m the need by Penney flying battery particles and 6 — 6ondi«Stock9*MoftgcoM ESTABLISHED Realtor has For period ending 7 a.m., Friday, Jan. 14. During Thursday Windsor at South demonstrate to the rest of the world the French did for them. The terrorist kept prodding the 9 — Poriodll Loant 26 daya .... 6c word par day opening for highly motivated FRIENDLY... excellent ^ i s t . Reply P.O. night, snow will be expected to fall in the northern Rockies and Northern Europeans — the acid in the battery. 10 — iniuronco 15 worda $2.00 minimum Box 3131, 'ralcottville. Windsor not only how spineless and mindless From my own personal experience hostage with his submachine gun, salesperson with real estate widespread from the Lakes and the Northeast, southward particularly Scandinavians E ach b a tte ry has a Happy A d a ...... $2.30 Inch ’ CIVIC that government is, but also how con­ with the Arabs, I have to buy that. At continually poking it in his back. iM P LO Y M E N T license. Ask for Mr. Philbrick, throiigh the Ohio-Tennessee valley, changing to rain and snow — to traverse snowbound Rliani at Bolton “positive” and “negative” 13 - Htip Wantod veniently It forgot this is the human I didn't read this; I saw it with my Philbrick Agency, 646:4^. MINDED... flurries into the Gulf coastal area. Rain is also indicated in the mountainsides, modern Cromwell at Coventry the same time, I have to wonder at terminal. It is extremely 14 ~ Buainoaa Opportuniuta Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 monster who premeditated, planned own eyes, from the balcony of a near­ 15 — Situation Wantod . stpte of Washington. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. recreational skiing in this Ellington at Stafford how narrow minded the French important that these ter­ SALES PEOPLE - Older AMBITIOUS.. W in d h a m at and implemented the Infamous could've been In letting Daoud go. by compound in wnlch the Puerto EDUCATION multi-million dollar company SMALL ENGINE Service Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum country first blossomed in minals are not mis­ 16 — Pfivato Inatructlona readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 33 ( 52), Boston 21 (36), Chicago .Manchester (girls), 6:15 massacre of 11 Israeli athletes at the It’s one thing for them to have burled Rican Olympic athletes were 19 — Schoola-Claaaoa with young ideas has openings CONCERNED? Corporation expanding dealer New England, spreading matched from one battery for pmple who are looking for network. No experience 10 (24), Cleveland 15 (35), Dallas 36 ( 56), Denver 16 (42), Duluth 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. their heads in the sand over the quartered. I remember the endless 20 -> IntUuctioni Wantod gradually West. Most of its East Catholic at to another when attemp­ a future, in sales and manage­ necessary. Complete training -12 (6), Houston 41 (66), Jacksonville 49 (70), Kansas City 16 o r t li w e s I Catholic One of the reasons given for atrocity at Munich five years ago. negotiations that went on that day REAL ESTATE Welcome new residents earliest proponents were of ting to jump start a vehi­ 23 — Homoa for Sola ment. Ckwning due to in-house program. $500. investment (30), Little Rock 31 (50), Los Angeles 44 ( 66), Miami 64 ( 77), Daoud’s release was that the French After all, those weren’t Frenchmen and how it ail ended In a shootout to Manchester. Must required to start your own Nordic origin. (giris), 3:15 cle. Positive connections 24 — Lota*L6nd for Salo romotions. This Company Minneapolis -15 (11), New Orleans 50 ( 67), New York 22 ( 39), MRESTLING police had no concrete proof of his who lost their lives, but didn’t they with nine more Israelis dying at a are Identified by a red 25 — Invoatmoni Proporty as more financial auccess drive and know area. No business. Ideal for retired or Phoenix 38 (65), San Francisco 40 ( 58), Seattle 41 (48), St. Louis Afro-America’s 26 — Buainoaa Proporty E New guilt. pay any attention to the markings on military airport 15 miles away. 27 — Roaort Proporty stories than any other in sales involved. If you part time. Details on request. 18 (28), Washington 23 ( 42). recreational traditions — East Hartford at East color, ”p,” or England, no limit on what you Mr. Barker. ESCA Field Good Lord, they must've been Back in 1894, Baron Pierre de 28 ~ Roal Eatata Wantod are all ot these, we as documented in Jam es E. Catholic, 3 the plane Arab terrorists hijacked to “POS.” Negative connec­ can earn. Cali Doug Baskin, Training Division Box 619, looking down the wrong sewer! Entebbe only seven months ago? Coubertin, called the “ Founder of the MISC. SERVICES 525-9134. would like to meet Wading River, New York. Michener’s latest book, SWI.MMING tions can be identified by a 31 — Sorvicoa Offorod Daoud was so proud of his Munich Modern Olympic Games,” felt the 32 Painiino-Paparirtg you...Person to Person. 11792. “Sports in America” — Enfield at Manchester, That was an Air France plane. black color, "N,” or murders, he went on television No m atter how long I’m on this games would be instrumental in “NEG.” 33 — Building-Contracting orgei sprung more than a cen­ 3:30 34 -'Roofing-Siding work in busy office! of apart­a PROTECTED Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale several years ago and boasted about earth, 1 don’t think I’ll ever forget “creating international respect” and There are a few more 35 — Hoatiog-Plumoing CAU 523-4072 23 tury ago in slave days from 36 — Flooring ment complex. Duties in­ Distributorship. Female line. them. thus “help construct a better and MANCHESTER - Large Two torrid African climate ac­ that black September day in Munich, things to keep in mind to do 37 — Movlng-TrucXing-Storago clude: showing apartments, Full or part time. Rockville, The French didn’t fool anybody Sept, 5. 1972. more peaceful world.” 36 — Sorvicoa Wantod supervisory maintenance, and ~ ______Vernon, Manchester, East family, eleven rooms, con­ tivities revolving around the job properly and ADVERTISING with their shameful charade. Baron Pierre de Coubertin was a MISC. FOR SALE dealing with the public. Must AUTOMOBILE SALES We Hartford, Glastonbury. 666- venient location, reduced to CUSTOM RAISED RANCH hunting or running, virtual­ Daoud had planned well. It was safety; $35,000. Paul W. Dougan, Everybody was fully aware of the Frenchman. He has been gone 40 41 — Arlicloa lor Salo DEADLINE have lake charge attitude, are looking for two amambitioua t____ 6769 after 7 p.m. Bob. Ten room executive type ly to the exclusion of about four o'clock in the morning 1. Position the vehicles 42 — Building Supplioa Abilit}) to speak ^ n is h help- aales peo^e who have deed Realtor. 643-4535. 43 — iPata -Birda- Ooga Raised Ranch with 3 or 4 3 way France was doing a knee-jerk when Arab terrorists climbed over a years now, but 1 doubt he’d feel proud close enough together so 12:00 noon the day before winter sports. ( Bowling j 44 - Livoatock ful. Experienced in apartment for above averagejrage income. In COVENTRY - Offers invited bedrooms, deluxe family for the Arab countries, obsequiously over his country’s release of an that the jumper cables will publication. order to qualify for these MANCHESTER - First floor Despite three centuries fence into the Olympic Village, and a 45 — Boata S Accoaaoriaa management preferred. App- on this 40 acre egg farm. styled kitchen, spacious kowtowing to them, hoping to be paid short time later, anfted with sub­ avowed terrorist who openly boasted reach both batteries, but 46 — Sporting Oooda Deadline for Saturday and ly WindhamVindham Heights,Heii...... 456-1284.... positions you must have sales Includes three attractive family room comes with this of cultural melding, the 47 — Gordon Producta Monday ia 42:00 Noon Friday. 7-room full dormered Cape, front to back living room Y- Ken Seaton 173-165- back in oil. machine guns, they broke into the of masterminding such a horror as do not allow the vehicles to 46 — Antiquoa experience, stable employ­ homes, up to date plant facili­ twains have apparently not ment background, high in- ty, three story bam. B/W Four bedrooms, fireplace, with cathedral ceiling and 463, George Burgess 152- touch. While this may 49 — Wantod to Buy REAL ESTATE Career - Earn met. Under their own law, they could’ve the Munich massacre. $15,(M0 plus annually. Must and be self-motnrated. Realty,tealty, 647-1419647-1419. gargage and more. Mid$40's. stone fireplace, good sized 141-138-431, Jazz Fuller 151- RENTALS PLEASE READ held him for two weeks on extradi­ seem like a childish 52 — Rooma for Rartt have license, or in process. ts include salary, Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. dining room and family Bias Stimac And until only the past 139-424, Pete Brazitis 144- tion requests by Israel and West Ger­ precaution, it is extremely 53 — Apartmonta for Root YDURAD Part timers considered. demonstrator,a gas allowance Situation Wanted 15 room. Lower level has a two decades, recreational 139-416, Lee Prior 153-406, many. important. If the vehicles 54 — Homoa for Ront Ralph Pasek, Realtors, 289- and insurance program. You paneled rec room with a 55 — Buainoaa for Ront Clasaifiod ada are taken over 7475. must be willing to work some WILL BABYSIT - In my CONDOMINIUM skiing was economically Andy Lamoureaux 154-152- The French court, however, said touch, they will be 56 — Roaort Proporty for Ront the phone aa a convenience rustic brick fireplace, and Honorable mention 57 — Wantod to Ront evenings and Saturdays. For home. Any age accepteef. •3 3 ,5 0 0 4th bedroom or den, two prohibitive to even most 401, Jake Oliva 138-391, the Israeli request did not apply and Cup races remain “grounded,” one with the 58 — Miac. for Ront The Herald ia reaponaible for EXPERIENCED Mccain interview call Mr. King at 456- Days or evenings. Please call only one Incorrect inaertion Right here in town you can baths, 2K;ar garage. 1 acre white Americans, mostly Tony Marinelli 135-393, Art ruled that the West German request other. If certain 2511, Vehicles Unirmited, 646-1034. AUTOMOTIVE and then only to the aize of the stitcher - machine operator. own this three bedroom high treed lot situated here — Autoa lo r Salo original Inaertion. Errora which Call 522-4174. Route 6, Columbia. — » ______because of the travel in­ Johnson 365, Adolph Kuszaj was incomplete and was not filed in differences exist in the 61 townhouse Condominium in Manchester in an area of 62 — Trucka for Salo do not leaaen the value of the WOULD LIKE to care for Stimac honored again volved. 362, Charles Whelan 144- time. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) — America's Cup is in Newport to stay, according wiring of the two vehicles, 63 — Hoavy Equipmont for Salo that offers central air con­ comparable homes priced advertiaoment will not be cor­ RNs and LPNs - Full time and ATTENTION Moonlighters - children - In my home. 375, Vic Marinelli 142-365, (In Bonn, the West Germany jump starting while 64 — Moiorcycloa-Bicycloa rected by an additional Inaer­ ditioning, wall-to-wall “I really don’t know why to Robert McCullough, commodore of the New York Yacht Club, who 65 — Campora-Trailora-Mobllo part time. Weekend relief. 7 Car and phone necessary. 18 Licensed. Please call 646-3435. to sell. $69,000. Russ DeVeau 148-367, Joe touching could be hazar­ tion, carpeting, complete by soccer association more blacks don’t ski, but Foreign Ministry said that while scotched rumors the club, sponsor of the prestigious international event, was Homoa a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in person years and over. Earn $50 to Twaronite 140-376, A1 extradition treaties formally require dous. 66 — Automotivo Sorvico East Hartford Convalescent ELDERLY WOMAN - Will appliances, full basement there’s no doubt it is quite thinking of going elsewhere. 67 — Au^a for Roni-Loaao $80 a week plus bonus and Blaz Stimac of East fourth Pennsylvania Bujaucius 138-387, A1 2. Turn off everything Home, 745 Main Street, East rapid advancement. Call 242- live in as a companion, or will and carport. Minimum expensive for any average action within two days in such cases, “The club has developed a very USR MALTY CO. Stroudsberg State College Conference soccer cham­ P irkey 136-373, B ernie in a best-of-seven series off Newport tliat is operated electrical­ Hartford, Conn. 7847. do light housekeeping. Call down payment to qualified person — of any color,” accepted international practice nor­ close relationship with Newport over 7 4 2 -^. 643-2692 has been chosen as a Casey 135-365, Bill Adamy beginning Sept. 13. ly, set the parking brakes, buyer. pionship in eight years. He mally allows more flexibility.) the years and we’d rather stay in RNs and LPNs - Full time and aaaaa**aaa«a«ataaaaaaaaaa« Robart D. Murdock offered Basil Bantimiba, to and place automatic repeat selection on the 1976 was the team's leading 359, Erv Rusconi 135-352, So, the French quickly hustled Newport than go anywhere else,” King Carl XVI Gustaf and his part time. 3-11 p.m. shift. Roaltor whom skiing came as a transmission in PARK and INVITATION U&R REALTY CO. All-American soccer team scorer with six goals and Nonny Zazzaro 359, Eddie Daoud onto a plane to Algeria. They McCullough said. bride, Silvia, plan to spend part of the □ NOTICES Come in and speak to us, NURSES AIDES □ EDUCATION cultural shock two years manual transmission in 643-2692 as selected by the National five assists from his half­ Burbank 355, Pete Aceto were so considerate, they even The competition opens in July, con­ summer in Newport watching TO BID about our new higher starting 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Part time g ago as a high school foreign NEUTRAL. ••aaBaBCNBBaaaNBBBBBBBBBBB saUiy for 3-11 nurses. East saaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaacaaa Robert D. Murdock MANCHESTER - Seven room Soccer Coaches' Associa­ back position. 148, Fred McC^rry 148. bought him a first-class ticket. tinuing through September with 12- Sweden's first entry, Sverige, in the I and full time. Please call ;l; exchange student in Cape 3. Remove end caps from Sealed bids will be received in Loat and Found 1 Hartford (Convalescent Home, Private Inatruetlona • 15 Realtor (Colonial - Fireplace, den, con­ tion. During his four-year One of the myths perpetuated down international series. 646-0129 between 8:30 to 4. $ venient location, $37,500. Cod, Nbss. meter yachts from the United States, both batteries and cover the Office of The Director of 745 Main Street, Blast Hart­ Stimac was one of 55 collegiate soccer career, through the years is that sports and Yacht club officials said Sweden's FOUND - Striped lager cat. ford, (Conn. I MANGHESTER SANOR Telephone owner, 646:()370. Sweden, France, Australia and the openings wiUi a cloth. General Services, 41 Center 1 REMEDIAL READING and players recognized at the Stimac was an All- “Sking was a word we politics don’t mix. Like hell they possibly Great Britain. royal couple will live in a restored Red collar and flea collar. RURSIMHOME math; Individualized work MANCHESTER - New listinisting. 4. With Ibe engine off on Street, Manchester, Connec­ Vicinity of Pitkin Street. Call 64■ ■ Duplex lipl located■ near Main $23,500 - 200 FOOT fronUge. annual Coaches' Associa­ Pennsylvania Conference learned out of a dic­ f Scholastic don't. Sports and politics go together July and August trials will be held windmill at Hammersmith Farm, ticut until January it, 1977 at sss w m i CMrtw aiTMt program, (lst-8th grade) by 1 the nondisabled vehicle, 643-9297 anytime. Work at homo In apart timt. Masters degree teacher. 568- Street. Separate heating Two bedroom Rancn. J tion All-American banquet choice all four years, an tionary,” said Bantimiba, as naturally as lettuce and tomatoes, former estate of Jacqueline Kennedy 11:00 a.m. for the following: r O a U lt S mmmm/ to select one defender and one connect one end of a Earn $290.00 par 1,000 Bluffing 80.5. systems, remodeled kitchens. Aluminum siding, baseboard last Saturday in San Fran­ All-District selection three Onassis’ stepmother, Mrs. Hugh SOCCER PLAYER SHIRTS anvalopaa. Sand atampad, Assumable 7 1/2% mortgage. heat, garage. Huhdiins Agen­ 22, remembering his first only they never seem to come out as foreign challenger to be matched up jumper cable (red handle) FOUND - Black and white cat. cisco. times and an All-American ski experience fresh to this well. Auchincloss. AUTOMATIC PAVING Pinkish' color flea collar. I aalf-addrtaatd tnvalopa to: TUTORING - Reading and Mid $40's. Zinsser Agency, cy, 646-3166. to the positive terminal of MACHINE Vicinity of Church and Chest­ ] Tarry Lana Entarprlaaa, P.O. 846-1511. ’ The senior from twice. country from his native W r e s t l i n g Box 219, Hobarl, Indiana BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT Math. Masters Degree Manchester, Conn, was an' the weak battery, and the CURB FEEDER nut Streets, Manchester. 46342. Teacher. Free evaluation. 649- MANCHESTER, Beautiful He was team captain as Uganda. Please call 649-9196. - 25-30 hours per week. RANCH - Seven rooms, three three bedroom - Oversized honorable mention choice ILLI.NG/BE.VNET other end of the same cable FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE Knowledge of bookkeeping not 8023. a junior and senior. His Victorious yesterday was bedrooms, modem kitchen, L seven room Cape. Many as a back for the second “I thought it was crazy to the positive terminal of PICKUP TRUCK necessary, but must nave an shaped living and dining extras, and appliances, too career scoring totals were the Illing/^nnet Junior IMPOUNDED - Mixed breed, Sehooft-Cfataet 19 straight year. The All- to go so fast on your feet,” the booster battery. The Town of Manchester is an tan / white male. Biack Lab aptitude with figures. Apply in room. Large paneled family numerous to mention. for 21 goals and 20 assists with High wrestling team, 22-15, WE HAVE Immediate person, East Hartford Con­ American team includes 11 he recalled last week 5. Connect the other equal opportunity employer, female. Summit Street area. openings for two mechanical­ AMERICAN COUNTRY Dan­ room in basement, garage, details, 643-8973, Stephens three years as a halfback over the East Catholic valescent Home, 745 Main patio, 300’ deep lot. $39,m. Realty. players on the first team, during a ski break from his jumper cable (black han­ and requires an affirmative Contact Manchester Dog ly inclined persons who are cing - It’s easy, it’s fun!!! and one as a fullback. action policy for all of its Con­ Warden 646-4555. Street, East Hartford, Ckinn. Philbrick Agency, Realtors. 11 on the second team and freshman studies at Brad­ freshmen. Steve Parrott, dle) to the negative ter­ able to work well with other (Hass starts Sunday, January During this period, the tractors and Vendors as a con­ 16th., 8:00 p.m. at Powder 6464200. FOR SALE or rent with option ford College in Haverhill, Jim Voiland, Joe Smith, minal of the booster people to service our product NEED 50 PEOPLE for tele- 33 receiving honorable Warriors won 41 games, dition of doing business with LOST - Registration plate in die field. If you’re not ear­ Mill Barn, 32 So. Maple to buv. Superb 9-room Raiaed Mass. Chris Levine, Dale battery and then to a quiz program, no experience Ranch in prestigeoui area. mention. lost 21 and tied three. the Town, as per Federal ABY. Sentimental value. ning at least $1W. weekly, we ' Street, Hazardville. Carlson, Steve Luz and ground on the disabled Reward. Please call 649-0198 ^ necessary, will tram. Day Beautiful kitchen-family Stimac led East Stimac is the third E^st There seems to be no THEY DONT CROWN Order 11246. want to talk to you. This is a shift openings. No age limit. Keith Ray wrestled well vehicle such as the engine room with fleldatone Stroudsburg to a 10-6-1 evidence of overt racial evenings. permanent position. Phone Apply in person, ^ Main BOLTON Stroudsburg player to gain for the winners while Tyler block. DO NOT connect Bid forms, plans and □ REAL ESTATE fireplace. Nicely landscaped, record and the school's All-American honors more discrimination in specifications are available at ...... •••i ™ Street, Manchester, 10 a.m. to 8-room Raised Ranch. many extras. East Coast Corey, Jim Foss and Toby this cable to the negative 8 p.m. Monday through Satur­ Three bedrooms, 2 than once. recreational skiing. the General Services Office, Realty, 526-9668, 643-9969. Corey were best for East. post of the disabled car RETIRED WOMEN are day. Hornet For Bala fireplaces, 2 baths, paneled 41 Center Street, Manchester, INCOME TAX, Preparation - wonderful Avon represen­ 23 N because an excessive Connecticut. Experienced, personal ser­ tatives. Your retirement can rec room plus playroom, 2- NUMBER TWa charging rate releases TOWN OF MANCHESTER, vice at your home - Dan be the beginning of a new CAPE, Three / Four car garage, IW acre lot. hydrogen gas, and when Hosier, 649-3329, or 525-6263. career....selling quality Avon bedrooms - Dining room, Asking $59,500. CONNECTICUT living room with fireplace, there is insufficient ven­ ROBERT B. WEISS. products near your home. A EXCEPTIONALi Halp Wanted 13 EARN Off West Middle '^mpike. tilation around the battery, GENERAL MANAGER great way to keep busy. Have extra money too. Choose your GOOD Level lot, convenient location. U&R REALTY CO. a spark can ignite this gas. SALES POSITION - Straight own hours. Please call me, Immediate occupancy. Asking 843-2692 8. Start the engine of the commissions, leads furnished 523-9401. SPENDING price includes furniture. $%,- Robert D. Murdock 'Ranch home located in i to homeowners. Call 242-5402. m . Keith Real Estate 649- lattractive Manchester vehicle with the booster LEGAL 1922, 6464126. Rtaltor battery and turn on the ig­ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - MONEY neighborhood, Ansaldi nition of the disabled vehi­ NOTICE To Sales Manner. Full time B0YS& COVENTRY - Offers Invited ! built and in excellent con- cle. INVITATION position in Rockville for on this 6-room Raised Ranch FOR SALE by Owner - Im­ Idition. Features include NOTICE OF maculate six room Cape. 7. When the disabled mature person, with excellent GIRLS with fireplaced living room. large kitchen, fireplaced DISSOLUTION ^ in g and shorthand skills. Paneled rec room, three Finished rec room. Wall to Hiving room, three m vehiqje’s engine starts, TO BID and Sealed bids will be received (^11 between 9 and 5 for ap­ 5 Evenings A Week bedrooms, garage. Asking wall carpet. First floor com­ bedrooms, finished laun- reverse the procedure to NOTICE TO CREDITORS in the Offide of The Director pointment with Mrs. Luther at $39,900. Zinsser Agency, 64^ pletely redecorated. New !dry, carpeted family room C p.m. to 8 p.m. modem kitchen, with built- disconnect the jumpers. MANCHESTER of General Services, 41. 875-3385. An Equal Opportuni­ 1511. >ith folding doors to the AUTO PARTS, INC. ty Employer. ins. 16x32' above OTound pool. Remember, hydrogen Center Street, Manchester, Call Aluminum sluing, new den, basement garage and Notice is hereby given that MANCHESTER - New listing. gas which is lighter than Connecticut until January 28, AUTO CLEAN UP Man - driveway. Conveniently Sample storage space. Lot is MANCHESTER AUTO 847-8848 Immaculate 6-room Ranch Individual self-storage units air and highly explosive, is 1977 at 11:00 a.m. for the Experienced only. If you can with fireplace, wall-to-wall located. $38,500. Call 643-2881. [about 1/3 acre at the commonly discharged PARTS, INC., a Connecticut following: equipment for the produce top quality work, we carpet, three b^rooms, gar­ ^'circle” of a cul-de-sac Storage World can meet the storage needs for everyone from the recently dead and corporation having its prin­ Regional Occupational are willing to pay you the age, 1/2 acre lot. Mint condi­ CAPE '■ Three or four [street and nicely Glic H cralii bedrooms. Close to High Apartment Dwellers □ Homeowners O Builders □ Building Suppliers now suddenly charging cipal office at Manchester, Training Center:. most money you nave ever tion. Mid $40’s. Zinsser Agen­ landscaped. $42,900. Connecticut, has been dis­ earned. To qualify you must cy, 846-1511. School. Corner lot, treed. battery. For this reason, Auditorium ROTC i((25. □ Hobbyists Q Military □ Professionals □ Antique Collectors □ Salesmen solved by resolution of its Food Services ROTC #28.' have a stable employment Good value at $31,900. Keith □ Wholesalers p Retailers □ Distributors o Mobil Homeowners k6ep any sparks or open directors and shareholders Woodworking ROTC #27, background. Call Mr. lung at Real Estate, 6464126, or 649- 456-^11, Vehicles UnlimiT M A N C H E S T iR 1922. ,OQBGARD □ Outdoorsmen 0 Boat Owners □ Snowmobilers □ Files and Records flames from the area, and dated and effective December The Town of Manchester is NEED 20 PEOPLE for local DO NOT SMOKE. 31, 1976. A certificate of dis­ Route 6, (Columbia. NORTHFIELD -REALTY Storers □ Regional Distributors □ And lots m ore... an equal opportunity light delivery. Must be neat EAST HARTFORD - Two If for some reason you solution has been filed with employer, and requires an af- appearing, and have own GREEN bedroom Duplex. Wall to wall 643-43651 get battery acid in your the office of the Secretary of firmative action policy for all LISA CO. is developing this transportation. Full or part picture this...Your own Con­ carpeting, appliances. Securi­ State as required by law...... area with Jewelry time. Good wages paid dally. dominium home with S big eyes or on your skin, im­ of its (Contractors and Vendors Dedrooms. 2'i bathi, finish^ ty, lease, adults, no pets. All creditors, if any, are as a condition of doing Demonstrators and Apply In person, 989 Main recreation room, lull carpeting, Available March 1st., $255. mediately flush with Managers. No investment. S ti^t, Manchester, 10 a.m. to water. For your eyes, seek hereby warned to present business with the Town, as per outdoor patio, storms and screens. 528-7698. Generous Commission, and 8 p.m. Night openings Monday Plus central air-condllioning and MANCHESTER - New listing. medical help as soon as their claims to Cohen, Finn, Federal Order 11246. Bonus. Call Toil Free 800431- through Saturday. heating, complete kitchen and Sylvester Si Micci, Attorneys Bid forms, plans and much much more. All this lur IM.- ROCKVILLE - Pleasant, Six room aluminum silled possible and continue to 1258. 000. Call todav Joan Lemieux. 643- clean four rooms, first floor. Cape with fireplaced living at Law, 433 Howe Avenue, specifications are available at flush with water for at SECRETARY Receptionist - 9797 or 646-6^ (or ap^intincnt. Appliances. Adults, one child. room, walk to all schooli, Shelton, Ckmnecticut, 06484, on the Manchester Board of ACCOUNTING Clerk Typist - Manchester' Pediatrician is least 15 minutes, or until References. Security. No wall-to-wall carpet, many or before May 1, 1976. All Education Business Office, 45 Good figure aptitude, good seeking a bright gal with good pets. $150. 043-9743. . extras. Priced at $40,500. medical help arrives. Keep claims not presented within N. School Street, Manchester, typist, willing to learn key typing skills anif aptitude for MANCHESTER - New listing. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. wet-charge batteries and said time will be barred pur­ Connecticut. tape operation. Fringe figures,« - and who enjoys nj 0 Completely redecorated in­ 3 acid out of the reach of suant to Section 33-379, sub­ Town off Manchester, benefits, free parking. working with children. Plea­ side, this 8-room four Aik Io v w Nm to Mwlitl GLASTONBURY - Out of chiidren. Connecticut ortunit' sant atmosphere. and 800d bedroom home is a good buy UKEFRONT state owner must sell this section (d) of the Connecticut Cali 522-82ll salary. Hours: 8 a.m. until 5 General Statutes as amended. Robert B, Weiss, at $37,900. Garage, one and 1/2 CONTEMPORARY beautiful 8-room 'home on tervlew. p.m., Monday, Tuesday, baths, fireplace. Zinsser MInnechaug Mountain. B/W ((Questions may be sent Dated at Shelton, Connec­ General Manager Seldom tvaiUble! A moat Wednesday, and Friday and Agency, 646-1511. unuinal and apacioui year- Realty, 64M419. to MVD INFO, Depart­ ticut, this 31st day of NURSES AIDE - Hospital Saturday, 8 a.m. until 12 noon. round lakefront home. Four ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 December, 1976. trained preferred. 7 a.m. to 8 Reply with businesa and per­ MANCHESTER - Four bedroomi, baths, with BOLTON - Cozy Seven Room If there were a lietter tasting whiskey, y ^ State St., Wethersfield, MANCHESTER p.m. No fees. Car necessary. sonal references to Box F, c/o bedroom Ranch with 2 full (Ireplacea In living room and Home. Raised hearth Put a little more space in your life WANT ADS Medical Placement Service, Manchester Evening Heralil. family room. A beautiful acre- we wouldn’t lie numlier one. Conn. 06109. Motor Vehicle AUTO PARTS, INC. baths, family room, fireplace, fireplace. 1 1/2 baths. One BY: J. H. SYLVESTER 232-5226. garage. 1850 square feet of plus letting with 200 foot acre. Cul-De-Sac road. 17x16 for just pennies a day Department offices are NIGHT TIME Manager - w aterfront. M ust be seen. Call FOR: COHEN, FINN, BRING nving space. Priced to sell at heated Florida Room. A muat SaySeagram^and BeSure. open Tuesday, Wednesday PART TIME Janitor - Wanted for tobacco depart­ Suunne or Arthur Shorts. 646- SYLVESTER & MICCI $42,000. Zinsser Agency, 64^ 3233 see. B/W Realty, 647-1419. Storage World is the answer to your storage needs. Low cost-self storage and Friday, 8:30 to 4:30; Cleaners needed - Mornings, 6 ment, supervisory and 1511. $44,900. ITS ATTORNEYS WANTED CASH to 10. Manchester Parkade cashiering. Experience J. Watson leach Co. □ Lease by the Month □ You lock it— you keep the key □ Sizes to fit every Thursday, 8:30 to 7:30; and m UlMn area. Must have transporta­ needed. Pleasant workinv a ■ «.— ■- - ^ - storage need D Irxfividual units □ Convenient drive up access □ 24 hour security. Saturday, 8:30 to 12:30.) tion. Call 649-5334. An Equal conditions and hours. Ape’ !$■ mmt RppwwMi Auctlona 6 Aucllona Opportunity Employer M/F. once, Liggett Parkade Di BOLTON VERNON Sacrifice price on this new New listing. 7W room Split RC ZONED - Large Duplex, 6- six room Raised Ranch. Level. Three large 6. New heating system Three bedrooms, living CARRIERS NEEDED bedrooms, paneled family throughout. Mint condition. room, dining room, and Ticket Lock room, finished play room, Two blocks from post office. kitchen plus framed rec Discouraged because fewer PUBLIC AUCTION built-ins, fireplace, 3 baths, Ideal for office. (Jwner, 529- room, fireplace. 2 full 0951. than half of parking offenders I® T!!“ Evening 1-car garage, city utilities, baths, 2-car garage, one bothered to pay their tickets, Monday, kmiiary 17th, 10 ajn. HaraM In East Hartford, In the following walking distance to acre treed lot. Nice loca­ 5 28 -0 4 0 0 elementary school. Priced MANCHESTER ‘Circa Japaneanese police began to use a T.Q. Cantona, Inc. 1752" Charming Authentic 9 tion. Only $51,900. ticaet;et on a metal loop that Ralph Rd., ToUmd S t. Gold St. to sell, $42,900 room, 2 bath GAMBREL (3 Minimum down payment 188 Roberts Street, East Hartford. Conn., Exit 58 from 1-84 locks on car doors or side 388 W ttt MkMIa Tpka. fireplaces-bake oven, required. Convenient to Hartford, Wethersfield, West Hartford, Manchester, mirrors. Since the system was ManchMtar etpoHa Dr., and BuraaMo Avo. exquisite paneling) beautiful­ instituted in Japan’s six ly situated on lovely South and all points north, south, east and west. SlAUiU DlSnuiKSCO M U tkm oof. largest cities, most motorists 1068 VW But U&R REALTY CO. CALL 647-8846 643-2692 Main Street Green. Cali lUR REAin CO. tailed have come to police IdanHflcatlon No. 221163238 Suzanne Shorts 646-3233, or 643-2662 stations to pay their fines and Harald Circulation Dapt. Robart D. Murdock Katherine Bourn 7ti-86M. J. Roaltor Robart 0. Murdock have the ticketi removed. Watson Beach Co. Manchester Roaltor office 647-9139. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs,, Jan, 13. 1977

ACROSS Infant Answer to Previous Punie Oot$-Blrd$-P»l$ 43 AptrtnMitH for Rwit 83 Apartmutt for Bool 53 Auto$ for Solo 81 2 Onaolths t Begin to Basra rr c T N7 D r H 0 t M ^ C H ESTER e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs. Jan. 13, 1977 - PAGE NtNR.n O U P M B X T ------develop 3 Day (Sp.j l£ A M 1 1 _A t Y 0 A T H DOG-CAT BOARDING 31 GLENWOOD STREET- PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban rr 4 Stringed 4 Feudal tenant K E E 1 E N SL0“T A Charlaa M. Schultz bathlng/grooming. Complete Two bedroom duplex. RaiTM. Custom Wagon. Blue. Eight It E n V Inetrument 5 Pique ■ E E I MJi" L S P S A IceR M B e O iS . modern facilities. Canine Appliances and private base­ D M U T S n cylinders. Automatic 0 e ■ ■ A 2 E transmlssion,_power steering. D ear A bby 8 ContMts 6 Rowing 3 3 Holiday Inne, 300 Sheldon ment. No pets. Lease and Hr|e variety ol Apartments and 12 Jsekle’e 2nd a 1 1 N 0 3 wnhouies throughout Roof rack. Excellent. 2^ . implamanta N ■ Nj ] 0 TJ[0 b NO IMTPODU^ i O ^ Road, Manchester. 646-5971. security. 2230. per month. 649- husband 7 South E r 1 9455. 647-9773. Manchester Suburban Sales, 6462076. 13 See In Cenpel Q E 3 T □ 1 E 3 m m American HOW ABOUT VOU AND I EIGHT ADAORABLE Pups - A M Office open deVy •*!, By Abigail Van Buren Asia T H 9 E 0 E 3 HI ON second thought B u t a w o r d o f f a t f0«J, $ m d » f ff<9 beast of - A • E T E Cute as Teddy Bears, raring M A N C H E ST E R - Two 1965 AUSTIN HEALY - 14 Quillfled 3 3 SviEETie; ) j ^ TEAMING UP, AND DOING THIS WOULDN'T BE A burden 1 A H ■p u N D"n TTpI to go! Six weelts old. Call 742- bedroom Ranch type apart­ 64t -1021 ’’Sprite’’. Good running condi­ 18 Scouting 8 Strath • T U A LITTLE PAIRS NUMBER? b a d S ingle i BXPLANAT i O a i 230-A New. State Road tion. 2400 or best offer. Call 1 U r IT ment. Convenient location. organization 9 In ths same r 1 n *1 E 0 I3 E1D Price Includes heat, hot MANCHB8TER Mr. Wralght, 528-9471. 16 Evening in place (abbr.) I K E ft E □ □ □ Italy n 3 WOULDN'T H u P T . a i DOBERMAN-Male, one year water, kitchen appliances, 10 if not // old. AKC Registered. storage and laundry. 2240. per 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus - the father who molested 17 Mona______11 Dry 32 Eye infection 48 Newspaper his daughter has given me the courage to write. 35 Capture Excellent temperment. Call month. No pets. Damato Rebuilt engine, seats seven, MinUng 19 Rolls uuiout notice (abbr.) Tha*^ OLDER SIX Room Dupex for Quite a few years ago, when m y ^ u g h ter was 12. I 38 "Auld Lang 646-1034. Enterprises, 646-1021. excellent condition. Radio. ' * “ ®''“ »i'"Plei21 Eight (Sp.| 49 Taka out rent - 2190 per month. Please 21,400. Phone 643-9776. leariwd that her fa^er had been bothering her. (She call 6 4 6 2 ^ 50 Author of WINTHROP 2 2 WidsTnlat 26 Northern 39 City on the i , . F R E E TO Good homes - M A N C H E ST E R - One happened over several "Pygmalion" III .III Adorable puppies. Shephard AUSTIN AMERICA - 1970. 24 High card European Arno bedroom apartments. Heat, W in'tK 'ofephiy. w t I felt It would 26 Pair 41 Fishes 62 In step (abbr.) I ;’.S7.“.L'; THAT DEftNDS ON VODR mixed. Five weeks old. Call Homoo Rant 84 Automatic, front wheel drive, lead to the final act sooner or later. 26 Units hot water and kitchen for 29 Songs 43 South African 53 South i n t h ^ p r e t a t o n o f t h e anytime 646-7955, or 646-2778. appliances supplied. Full low mileage. Good Iconfronted her father, and he admitted it. I told him he 27 American 33 Asrdvarks diet city American 'AtJRD'lNVISIBLE.' IN A maintenance service, many in MANCHESTER - Dean three m echanically. Some body was si^, and he had to either see a doctor or leave. He Indians 34 Symbol 45 Evening wear PUJBAUy ORIENTH?., DACHSUND PUPPIES - small apartment complexes bedroom Ranch. One and 1/2 damage. 2450. 643-1846. 28 Eyre country MIckay Finn — Morris Walts any ton^r*** * “ y- h® ia not with us 38 So far 3 0 ______M A JO R n v - d i r e c t e d AKC, two femaies, eleven with private entrances. baths, garage. 2300. unheated. 37 Bom (pl.) 64 Barter PONTIAC CATALINA 1968 - Brecksnridge 47 Pianist 67 Southern SOCIETVSUCH AS OJRS,THE weeks oid. Caii 646-8231, after Priced from 2225. per month. Lease. Blanchard & Rossetto, I should h^ave reaUzed something was wrong sooner 38 Short tree 5:30. Executives Car.» Garaged, 31 Orderly Brubeck constellation INDIVIDUAL. No pets. Damato Ehiterprlses, Realtors, 6462482. - shoot OKAY/ WHERE ARE W /Z,/ m ic k b y ! well kept, extra set mounted hfm w«nted to be left Mone w ith ' HIS BELOHOIN6S? B U TE R A U V 646-1021. him. She Iniggea to go with me everywhere I went. 39 Entrsat MICKCy— WHAT SOMETHING \/ERY A n llq u ti 48 tires. (Buying new car) 1 2 3 IN CASE HE LIVED INTERESTING EAST HARTFORD - Single 40 Thnls THE VICTIM'S ALONE, 1 WANT A L L B U T ♦Bargain at 2550. Call 8768055. My daughter feels thpt I did the right thing In giving her 42 Emit rays of TURNED U P ! INVISIBLE... 24 LOCUST STREET - Seven house. Two bedrooms, stove, 12 THE K EY TO HIS WANTED Antique furniture, room apartment. 2260 refrigerator, two car garage. my _ doctor told me I light glass, pewter, oil paintings, or monthly. Security. Call 646- Quiet nelghbornood. 44 Compass 11 other antique items. R. point 2426, 9 to 5. References required. 2250 Trucka tor Sola 62 Harrison, 643-8709. monthly. 643-5983. 48 Public vehicle II door. 47 Los Angelas ONE BEDRCXIM Apartment - 1963 FORD TRUCK - F-100. WANTED - Complete estates, Heat and hot water, I would like your comments on this. ball club TALCOTTVILLE - Newly Excellent running condition. 61 Scrapes clocks, phonographs, steins. appliances, close to shopping, restored Federal Colonial Needs very minor repairs to NO NAME, NO CITY 66 Cain's brother . Will buy outright or sell on one block from bus stop, Lot»-L»nd fo r Safe 24 Aitfclaa for Safa 41 Articloi lor Safa 41 Artlelof lor Safa 41 consignment, any quantity. (circa 1800) Duplex. Country pass inspection. 2375. 742-6591. 66 Skipper of ths u cellar storage, parking, setting on one acre. ’Two DEAR NO: I th^ink you handled it exactly right. I Paquod 644-8962. modem apartment, center of dlsapee with your doctor. Your husband ia SICK! Ajid for COLUMBIA - Offers invited ALUMINUM sheets used as bedrooms, living room, coun­ 1974 FORD Windowvan - Fully 88 Evergreen tree Manchester. 2210 monthly. you to have let It go," or simply put a lock on your on 65 acres of forested land. printing piates, .007 thick, try kitchen, dining room, or customized Interior. V-8, 69 Satanic ANTIQUES WANTED - Fur­ 649-2871. djiughters door, instead of InsIsUng that your h u a ^ 60 TuitUeh B/W Realty, 647-1419. Ux32", 25 cents each or 5 for niture, Oriental rugs, pain­ guest room. Original wide automatic. 32,000 miles. either g *t help or get out, would have made you as goOty money 21. Phone 643-2711. MID-WINTER tings, Windsor desks, rotlery, pine and hardwood floors. 2^ Excellent condition. 24,000, or ROCKVILLE - ’Three room B.O. Must sell. 64633M. •• he, had his molesting continued. 81 Depression weathervanes, baskets. Ron per month. Lease, security, Priacllla’s Pop — Al Varmoer 5 Acres Apartment with heat, hot and references. Available im­ initials 47 41 41 52 93 94 CLEAN USED refrigerators, Dionne, 643-1691. water, stove, refrigerator. 62 Summers |Fr.| ranges, automatic washers, mediately. Call Mr. Wralght, Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 DEAR A BBY: My husband and I just returned from Laa •6.900 2165. Adults only, no pets. 63 Water bird 9S 58 with guarantees. B.D. Pearl’s SPECIALS Vlor\to(l lo Buy 5269471. After 5, 843-0149, for VegaS’ where we married off our 17-year-oId daughter to LOOKS AS IF YOU V Oreat Brook 48 Parking for one car. Security 64 Piece of china BLACKMAIL? C N E O F O U R THAT JOKE WAS A Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- appointment. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville h®r boyfrl®nd of two years. (No, she’s not pregnant.) S9 Five acres of beautifui deposit. 646-7690. 01 HAVE A PROBLEM r PONT GET IT.' CLERKS SRLLEP 1 BIGGIE DOWN AT 2171. ANTIQUE FURNITURE - 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Our daughter had been the ward of the court for two DOWN WITH BLACKMAIL,’ iand. Vermont border, and rack. 21,750. 289-4042. 12 04 SOME INWA INK THE POST OFFICE.' Clocks, Glass, Dolls, Statues, NEW THREE Room apart­ ^ S “*® f^® ,'’®P«*ledly run away from home, MR NUTCHELL.' a nice brook running UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub FOUR ROOM House - Newly 1 Newborn -!2 ON YOUR LETTER.' 3 Paintings, Toys, Guns, ment - Handy to bus and shop­ one had been placed m I don t know how many places, but through property^ town Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, decorated. Appliances, no Campara-Trallart J Swords, Musical Instruments, ping. References and security ®he manag®d to escape from all of them. road frontage, nice stone Brownies, nurses, East children, no dogs. Security. M oblla Nomas 65 Post Cards, Steins. 646-2690. deposit required. 2210 per 2240. Call 6465939. The court released her to marry because they ran out of waiis. Can be purchased Cathoiic School. 649-1225. Fffll month. Phllbrick Agency, places to put her. Win at Bridge 18’ CAMPER trailer - single for 21,400 down. 7 year SNOWBLOWERS OLD CLOCKS Wanted - For Realtors, 646-4200. OHIcoo-Storoi R ani 55 My question; Should I give her a reception, send out NIKORMAT FT Camera with for axle, excellent condition. financing. parts. Call 649-4291. marriage announcements or just forget it? new 50 1.4 lens. Hardly used, Eleven years old. 21,500. Call NORTH FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ MOTIffiR OF THE BRIDE Land Co. and works perfectly. Great GERMAN WWII military 742-8930. *10 4 2 At the oUier table SouUi led Days 802-464-3727 camera lor the beginner, or Broad Street, no appliances, fice. Ground level, central LAWN MOWERS items. Hats, uniforms, 2140, security deposit, VAQ6 his jack of hearts to dummy’s Evas 802-254-9369 the professional. Call location, professional BRAND NEW 14 foot wides DEAR MOTHER: Disregard her hectic record and treat daggers, medals, books, married couple, no pets, ♦ K 10 7 6 queen and played Uie deuce of 647-imi befor 2:00, or after building, parking and utilities. from 29995. in stock ready for her as you would a loving daughter who had Just married. photos, etc. Call after 5 p.m. phone 643-4751. *762 clubs. East played low and 5:00 p.m. Call 6 4 9 -m . immediate delivery. Price in­ But consult her first. 8^-7522. South’s queen took care of InvMtmont Proporty 25 TRACKERS cludes wall-to-wall WEST EAST JUST MARRIED? Immediate West’s ace. This' left West 10 GALLON FISH Tank - With EAST CENTER Street - 540 carrpeting, matching DEAR ABBY; How would you define old age? AKQ873 occupancy. Four room apart­ * 9 1 all accessories, including ten and 300 square foot offices. appliances, bow window, front V1072 with no way to bring home his Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawrence HEBRON - 100 acre former □ RENTALS ment. Appliances supplied. No Modern first floor. Central GETTING THERE V9854 3 last two spades. South ran off Girl Scout camp with 3 acre fish. Elxcellent condition. Call country kitchen and much ♦ 61 ♦ QJ2 646-1239 week days after 5, SEE IT pets. UUnties extra. 1l85. 633- heat and air, ample parking. All with his game contract with LET ME PUT IT THIS WAY- pond. B/W Realty, 647-1419. more. Large selection of DEAR GETTING: To recycle an old cliche, old age, like *K84 LET ME I WORK FOR THE QUINTZ NOTHINS-m SPILL IT FOR FRBEl weekends, anytime. 6461180. Uiree diamonds and two tricks ABB YOU IMTERESTEDIN Rooms for Ron! 52 homes to chooss from, all beauty, Ues in the mind of the beholder. SOUTH (D| PUT IT THIS MANUFACTURINS.COMPAMY... I WANT QUINTZ MANUFACTURINS TODAY * A JO in each of the other suits. INFORMATION ABOUT THE WAY- have DOBS THAT ANSWER YOUR Bu$lno$* Proporty 28 MANCHESTER, Five room priced to sell. Excellent finan­ But I would say that you’ve reached it when; RUINBP}„.B\3 t I CAN’T RISK TENNIS RACKET Sale - For STORE, or Office ^ a ce for VK J East criUcized his partner’s 0UINT2 QUMePEKf! YOU GOT .QUESTION? ^ AT PLEASANT CLEAN - fur­ apartment - In two family cing available. Trades You need your glasses find your glasses. EXPOSURE! WE MUST MEET one week only. Famous name rent in Manchester Mall. Heat welcome, parts, supplies, and * A984 opening lead and it is quite ANY? HERE’S s e a tE T L Y ! COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg nished room. Centrally home. Appliances, washer- and lights included. 643-1442 or another room and wonder what you want brands have been substantial­ accessqries, full time service there for. to * Q J 10 9 trae that if West had open^ a n o t h e r - Farm, with three story bam. located for working person. ly REDUCED! You know our dryer hook-up. Storage. No WHATS YOUR Butier-type buiiding. Power Call 646-0505. department. Plaza Homes, Both vulnerable any suit except spades SouUi’s quality, you know our service. pets. Security. References. contract would almost surely I'N I 'y PA'CE? plant, and other out buildings, 872-6675. 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, Buy now for the season ahead. MANCHESTER - 550 square Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, West North East South have wound up in the ashcan, plus Three Lovely Homes. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly feet industrial space. Ground Offers invited. B/W Realty, Phone 647-9126, or come in and CAPITOL Connecticut, 1-828-0369. 1 N. T. but East was the real culprit. rooms, single 254.95; double see the LOW PRICES on our FOUR ROOMS - First floor. floor, 285. monthly including wo^rredTutVur 647-1419. 269.95, Plus tax. Continental Pau 1 N. T. Pass Pass Ail he had to do was to hop up entire stock. Nassiff Arms Heated. Central. Adults, no heat. Warren E. Howland, Pass breakfast, maid service, ARE YOU Selling youtyour mobile with his king of clubs when the Co., 991 Main Street, pets. 2210. 649-1919, between 5- Realtors, 643-1108. EQUIPMENT CO. utilities, parking. Call 646 ------home?------Fast------results.ts, anxious Opening lead - 7 * suit was led and knock out Uie 7 p.m. Manchester. buyers waiting. Please call 2300. APPROXIMATELY 1500 ace of spades while West was Root Eafala Wanfotf 28 Plaza Homes, Broker. 1-826 TH REE ROOM Furnished Square feet of office space in sUIl in control of the club suit. 643-79S8 0369. By Oswald 61 James Jacoby ALL CASH for your property BEDROOM - Share 1 1/2 apartment - 83 Oak Street, two the Manchester State Bank baths, kitchen privileges, with blocks to Main. 2175 per Building. Formerly a printing within 24 hours. Avoid red A SPIC AND SPAN two Astro-graph Here is a hand (hat decided owner and one other tennant. month, plus utilities. Security shop. ’T7 J. Crockett, Realtor, J tape, instant service. Hayes ATTOmON bedroom home set up in a a team match when the Alley Oop t— Dave Graue SEWING MACHINES - 1976 Security, references. 6467630. deposit required. Mr. Lindsey, 6461577. By BERNICE BEDE 080L Corporation, 646-0131. MINK JA CKET-Size 16 to 18. park just 15 minutes from Dial n’ Sew, Zig-Zag, 269.50. 643-1111. declarer at one table and a 2125. Please call 649-6584. Hartford. Only 23,495 with Here is another quesUon VW OWNERS! Singer Touch n’ Sew, used, CLEAN FURNISHED Room - » SMALL SPACE for rent - defender at the other went SELLING your house? Call us easy terms. We also ■ have wrong. about a revoke. This reader THAT PIECE OF STEAK (.ANOED RlSHT — originally over 2300., now 275., for mature individual. Central CHAPMAN APARTMEN’TS - Ideal for store or office. For Friday, Jan. 14.1177 first and we’ll make you a MOVING, LOTS Must go! other pre-owned homes ready SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Your wants to know if Uic .lenalty SIDEOf-mosE b u s h e s !/T h ey .' it location. Call 6464701, after Completely furnished, 1 Available now. Please call Both South playqj’s arrived cash offer. T.J. Crockett, guaranteed. Call 236-1123, Furniture, lamps, pictures, 1/2 ARIES (March 11-Aprll It) iudgment Is a bit keener than must be claimed at the first ^ b e f o r e / A IN T h e r e ! A New Goodyear Dealer. 6:00 p.m. room efficiency. Heat, hot 643-6441. for immediate occupancy set at the normal thiree-notnimp I DO ANVTHINS e l s e .' NOW WHAT Realtor, 643-1577. bicycles, etc. Friday and You're not looking lor what you your mate’s today, so don’t be opportunity. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• water. Parking. 2145. Pasek up in the Hartford area. If it’s overly Inlluenced by hie or her contract. Both Wests opened ^COULP'A... Battary 12 Vott 3 Saturday 10 to 6,86 Richmond a new ho.ne your looking for can get In return, but don’t go Aparimonit For Rant 53 Realtors, 289-7475. MANCHESTER - any size opinion. Be tolerant, but sea to It the seven of spades and both The answer is Uiat it may be IMMEDIA’TE Cash for your Year Guarantoa for WOOD STOVE - With fire Drive. you owe it to yourself to see overboard lor one who never bricks. Used two winters. Call manufacturing, warehouse that your Ideas prevail. declarers won with the jack. claimed at any Ume before property. Let us explain our our tremendous selection of 14 reciprocates. Unnecessary hear­ only 643-9743. space. 2,000 square feet to At table one South promptly Uie score for Uie hand has I fair proposal. Call Mr. 15FpOTRefrigerator-Dean, I f CENTRAL ON Bus Line - wides in many decors and taches will result. SAOITTARIU8 (Nov 260oo 21) been agreed on. On Uie oUier A lo r the rental of your apart-, 100,000 square feet. Brokers planked down the queen of BeUiore, 647-1413. running well, excellent condi­ ’Three room apartment, se­ floor plans at prices that can­ Responsibilities should not be TWO STUDDED Snow tires - ment or home. J.D. Real protected. Call Heyman TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Give clubs. West played low and hand, it is best to establish tion. 275. Call 649-1837. cond floor. Available not he beat. Complete . your associates credit today (or taken lightly today. Honor your •aa»* 220 pair. 14". Please call 643- Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Properties, 1-2261206. promises. Live up to that which East was in with the king. your claim immediately since MAY WE BUY your home? February 1st. Stove, having at least as much common All olhar Qoodyaar 1980. accessory and service depart­ is expected ol you. otherwise there may be an Quick, fair, all cash and no 9262. refrigerator. Utilities not in­ sense as you do. Close scrutiny East led his last spade to clear ment. Call Plaza Homes, 1348 argument about wheUier or roblems. Call Warren E. Battarlaa at com* cluded. Security deposit Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin might show their ideas are even CAPRICORN (Deo 22-Jan 18) the suit and declarer could TWO CIVIL war Centennial LOOKING for anything in real not a revoke has actually been lowland. Realtors, 643-1108. parabla tavlnga, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• required. 2135. 646-0418. OFFICE SPACE Tnpk., Berlin Conn., 1-826 better than yoursi Being with friends 1s important only come to eight tricks. hand guns - Never fired, real Building Suppllot 42 estate rental - apanments, committed. B 0369. QIMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You today, but If the group Is too SELL YOUR House through collector’s items! 2250, or homes, multiple dwellings, no MCH0LS4UIKHESTER TWO AND Half Room Apart­ FOR RENT can be ol great help today to a large It takes the edge ofl your • tarriy J. Watson Beach Real Estate best offer. Call 646-7770. NATURAL STONE for fees. Call J.D . Real Estate ment. Heat, hot water, enloyment. Confine your com­ — World TM ka uAhioa TRS 643-1161 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ISSO iquAre feet, center ofl I Aulomotiva Sarvlca 66 pal who doesn’t know how to Company. Professional real retaining walls, veneers, appliances. Main Street loca­ I MAncbeiter, air conditUmlng and I manage the good things she has panions to a select few. estate service for nearly 50 29S Broad 8L RUPP SNOWMOBILE - 1975. patios, etc. Pick up by the tion. ’Third floor. References. Iparklng. Call MB-9U1. N ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- at hand. Step In. Oiler a lew AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Fob 18) The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions ears. Call our Manchester of- Manchaatar 40 HP. Electric start. Canvass pound or delivery by the ton. M A N C H E S T E R - One Security. Lease. Immediate pointers. cover. 2650. Call 742-9760. bedroom apartment available , sun specialists, factory Timing Is crucial (or you today. Eice, 647-9139. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, occupancy. 2145. Call after 6 trained, one day service, 114 You don’t want to tip your hand 649-3163. at the Theresa. Excellent p.m., 6463911. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Just YO U iF I h a d K n o w n 2400 SQUARE FE E T - air con­ East Main Street. Rockville. because someone has a high- prematurely. Keep your heavy J&BT YOU'VE SEEN C A N S A Y location on Main Street. ammunition in reserve till It Is , THAT TODAY'S ditioned space with full base­ 871-1617. sounding title. It doesn’t ' A LOT OF C h A n GES THAT, AIRCRAFT WOULD BE Located on the busline across ATTRACTIVE Three room needed. IN THE TEN VEAKS from shopping, bank and ment in modern colonial brick necessarily lollow their advice Is a g a i n .'... rW /S l^RGE, I'D NEVER Apartment - Heat, electricity, YOU'VE LIVED HERE, HAVE BOUGHT SO church. Price includes wall- shopping center. Plenty of the best. A person of lesser rank PISCES (Fob 20-March 20) Ask HOMER/ stove, refrigerator. may ofler you more wisdom. CLOSE TO THE to-wall carpeting, dishwasher parking. Will subdivide, also quesllons If something com­ AIRPORT.' References. No pets. 2165.646 plicated Is being explained and and all kitchen appliances. 3167, 228-3540. owner may participate in LEO (July 23-Aug 22) The temp- Ideal for elderly person or sound business venture. Mr. tetlon will be great today to play you don’t understand at first. Just because you didn’t grasp It couple. 2200. per month. No Belfiore, 647-1413. Smock-Coat the game of one-upmanship with MANCHESTER - Deluxe a boastful person. Stand tall quickly Is no disgrace. pets. Damato Enterprises, Townhouse 2-bedroom apart­ EAST CENTER Street - Se- Espouse humility. ^ 1021. ment. Highland Street area. ! ’’-I cond floor. One room with Call 6461616. VIROO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Be EAST HARTFORD - Modern reception area. All utilities very carelul today what you sign, t o f f £ Z _ r furnished. Use of 24 feet by 15 two bedroom Townhouse. FOUR ROOMS - First floor. especially II It’s ol a legal nature feet meeting room included. Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 Appliances, storage, parking. or something that obligates you Ample parking. Call 643-1126. later. baths, disposal, dishwasher, 2155. Married couple, one full basement with hook-ups. Jan. 14,1977 Services Offered 31 Services Offered child. Convenient location. LIBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) Your 31 Pointing-Ptporing 32 Building-Contracting 33 2245. Call 528-1708 days. 6468350. FOR RENT - Office space. material prospects look very Main Street location. Dan Cupid Is working overtim* good today, but one you’re this year strengthen your ties Born Loser — Art Sansom C AM TREE Service - Free es­ GROUP OF Energetic young Reasonable. Call 6465334. to DAVE’S PAINTING Service - CARPENTRY, Custom LARGE SIX Room Duplex - M A N C H E S T E R - One closely assocleled with could with a loved one. II there’s no timates, discount senior le desire work to meet Interior., Exterior. Houses - Additions, garages, Central location. No pets. bedroom unit located in a deplete what you acquire faster one In the picture now. chances citizens. Company needs. Snow shoveling, Wanlad lo Rant than you take It In. Reasonable prices. Any size roofing and siding, kitchens, Security, references. small brick complex with 57 are there will be. Manchester owned and apartments cleaned, window operated. Call 646-1327. S Job. References anytime. Call bathrooms, and repair,work of Available immediately. 22^ country atmosphere. Heat, washing, and many more jobs 8754045. all kinds. Cali Robert Jarvis per month. 649-1924 , 643-2^. hot water, appliances.plia 2225. PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER - Buga Bunny — Htlmdahl and Btoffol you just don’t have time to do. for estimate, 6434712. Lease, security.ity. Blancha^ & Needs place to board in CUSTOM DRAPERIES made Discount for Senior Citizens. e t«77t*NEA.fel to specifications. Free es­ MANCHESTER - 30 Locust Rossetto, Realtors, 6462482. Manchester area, for next five Call 7284839. To place a Classified Street. First floor, four rooms months. Can furnish own, or IVe g o t a n e w I HOW DO \00 u i^ MY ' timates and measurement. Ad...call 643-2711. "Take me to this 'Super Bowl,' which so many Call anytime before 9 p.m. heated. Available immediate­ ONE THREE Room Apart­ live in furnished. Would like to HOBBV>GWOWING FWAMISCAROIA ? VEVW 6494286. DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Ser­ ly. 2220. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. ment - Mayberry Village. Call bring plants, and small friend­ EXOTIC 1WOPICAU WARE /, ------of your people worship!" ving Rockledge, surrounding RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 to 5 p.m. 2865050. ly dog. 6462019. PLANTS.' areas. Parking lots, Bullding-Controeting 33 , LOOKS U K E a T Our Boarding Housa — Carrol A McCormick REWEAVING bums, holes. w o 'REFUGEE FROM driveways, apartments, ROOFER will install roof, MANCHESTER - Eight room M A N C H E ST E R - B r ic k Zippers, umbrellas repaired. sidewalks, sanding. Call 646- WES ROBBINS carpentry siding or gutters for low dis­ □ AUTOMOTIVE d eal; A C M e F G E . Window shades, Venetian House. Appliances, ^50. J.D. Townhouse. Four and half 2204. remodeling specialist. Ad­ count price. Call Ken at 647- FWTCH.' ^ the tv 15 KEEPIN6 blinds. Keys. ’TV for rent. Real Estate. 646-1980. rooms, with basement, laun­ MY M7RP, MARTHA,WHAT I PONT ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 1566. MR. BONUEU AWAKE A SPLENDID IDEA.' PER Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- built-ins, bathrooms, dry hook-ups, appliances, Auloa fo r Sola 81 FEEL 5221. ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax A’TTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- private entrances, and con­ ■^0\T6OB6OfV, HAPS W ELL HAVE A S A F E kitchens, 649-3446. BIDWELL Home Improve­ you service. Tax returns done In room apartment. Stove, veniently located. 2250 In­ NEED CAR? Credit bad? AT <7,' WHEN RETURN OF THE CULTURAL dS&U ment Co. Expert installation , UNLE55 GENERAL Remodeling and the privacy of your home. Call refrigerator, references. No cludes heat, and hot water. Bankrupt? Repossessed? ifiLL Th ese o u t EVENINS6 WE ENJOYED C iinatMA Me Tw kta us Fw on LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - of aluminum siding, gutters I WATCH painting, stucco, other 871-1781 for' appointment.api ' pets. 2170. 646-3167, 228-3540. Immediate occupancy. 646 Honest Douglas accepts flL (SET EVERTONE BEFORE-ER, AH~ new homes custom built, and trims. Roofing installa­ A COP textured finishes, sheet rock 2482, 6468989, Mr. Lindsey. lowest down, smallest LIBRARY OAJIPS.' Ta k in * in o u r SHOW FOR COMPLETE and ac­ remodeled, additions, rec tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- work. Free estimates. M A N C H E S T E R - Two payments. Douglas Motors, PRESENT GROUP! 3 rooms, garages, kitchens OUST curate income tax- prepara­ 9109. bedroom Townhouse ^ r t - References. Reasonable remodeled, bath tile, cement SIX ROOM Duplex - Central 345 Main. ANY BEFORE Aca - Wirth This Funny World prices. 646-4346. tion, call Jim Smart at 643- ment available at Pine Ridge location. 2210 monthly. Plus work. Steps, dormers. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, (SUESTiONS BED 6860. Will come to vour home. Village. Features Include utilities. 6463285, after 3 p.m. S)w a * / J m Residential or commercial. roofing, stormwindows, aw­ WE PAY 216 for complete WHAT% rr6 CALLED A CWEEPING ? BRICK - BLOCK, stone, heat, air conditioning, Available now. junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Call 649-4291. nings. Quality workmanship, MEDIUM THAT (-15 fireplaces, concrete, chimney SNOW PLOWING - Parking carpeting, individual en­ Auto Body, 5261990. XANTMERBIS.. ------lots, driveways. Free es­ free estimates. Fully insured. trances and patio. Full base­ FUNNY ACE, repairs. No job too small. EAST HARTFORD - Two lARGE timates. Call Regal Mufflers, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 872-9187, 649-3147. ment with washer and dryer L LOOKIN' ‘So m e o n e Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ Carpentry and general con­ bedroom Duplex. Wall to wall PARTS Department now open timates. ask for Jim . 646-2112, or 633- hookups and much more. carpeting, appliances. Securi­ THING SA ID YOU 4015. tracting. Residential and SPECIALIZING cleaning and Saturdays. Complete line of Great location, easy ty, lease, adults, no pets. Chrysler parts. Chorches 2690 OVER- A P E A commercial. Whether it be a repairing chimneys, roofs, accessibility to everything. TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - small repair job, a custom Available March 1st. 2255.526 Motors. 649-3646. iTHERE? hew roofi. Free estimates. 30 2275. per month. No pets. This attractive car-coat CONCEITED I Cleaning cellars and attics, built home or anything in 7696. is sure to be a favorite moving large appliances, also Years Experience. Howley, Damato Enterprises, 646-1021. e g o t is t between, call 646-13n. 643-5361. TRIUMPH Sp itfire, 1974, with its interestinsr top- stone and loam delivered. 644- ROOMMATE WANTED - yellow, excellent condition, rib touches on yoke ami ’TWO BEDROOM Apartment - 1775, 644-9532. PolnOng-PoporIng 32 CARPENTRY - Repairs, East Hartford, central, make an offer. Call 6464938 sleeves. Stove, refrigerator, heat and busline, five minutes to Hart­ after 5 p.m. No. 2690 has knit di­ remodeling, additions, gar­ hot water Included. Months FORMICA TOPS - CabineU PAINTING - interior and ages, roofing. Call David ford. Between 9 to 5, 2765850, rections for Small, Jle- and doors made to order. Top security, and months rent. dium and Ijirite (10-20) UHERE exterior, paperhanging, Patria 644-17M. Hooting-Plumbing 38 Ext. 333. Home, 289-7116. CHEVY BELAIR - 1968 6 quality work, reasonable excellent work. References. Call 872-9070. door. Small V-8. Radio, Sizes inclusive. f SO THE References. 646-4346. Free estimates. Fully in­ ROOMMATE WANTED - r a t in g s - NEW CEILINGS - Archways SEW ERLINES, sink lines, automatic transmission, fair sured. Martin Mattson, 64^ WINTER STREET, Female, 20’s to share luxury 2 /•/3 f and celling beams Installed. cleaned with electric cutters, condition. 2400. Call 742-8400 WHOWOULo\ RICIAN - All types of 4431. Manchester - One bedroom S Ceilings resurfaced, various by professionals. McKinney bedroom South Windsor apart­ after 8 p.m. ANNI CAMT L IE A BO U T apartment. First floor, •iactrical iinprovt- textures, wall knock-outs and ment. 2185. plus utilities. Call —------1__ MsnehssiSf Ivaning HsrsM Short Riba - Frank Hill Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ appliances, cellar storage and •diwalrworli. FREE PAPER HANGING Expert. installations. Droblak Dry Linda, 644-2705. 1975 HONDA Civic - CVCC. 11M Am. el Anwrlaes TH E B E S T pany, 643-5m. parking, heat and hot water. Neti Vaik, N.Y. lOSN THIS NEW BO ARD WE ARE REVOLUTIONARY THAT I SEE-WHAT 1 estimates, a u 848-5M3. Vour average paoer, In Wall Company, 646-8882. Automatic. 22500. Between 5 ...WHATARE THESE w i n g i n No pels. 2225 monthly. 649- SAMEJS REAuy TIRVINO ID O O N r UNDERSTAND average room, 230. Mr. MANCHESTER • New and phone 646-8022. jfrlst Man, SSnii alts ZIS GR6CAT. .PLACES CALLED VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Richman, 646-3864. 2871. Duplex. Two bedrooms, CODI saS liiis Mansi. IS... MARVIN SARDEN'AND THE l e a g u e CARPENTRY, Masonary - a il c a . « &'SI" & ^ '^ ' 8 •BOARDWALKT U K E t h a t sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No Remodeling, and ad­ range, dishwasher and dis­ 1967 FORD Thunderbird - lOTTAUiikiwithabound- POWER PLANTS. CHARLES APARTMENTS - p e t in“AII-Season Gift Book” ■P need for expensive PAINTING, Paper hanging, ditions.Free estimates. Call f lo o tin g posal. Oil heat. 2275. Good running condition, best recovering. 568-5878. Careentry work. Call64344B3, 38 Deluxe four and half room' month. Large yard. 6 4 3 -(^ offer. Call 6W-1173. of 24-pai;esl Price...22.00. Anthony Squillacote at 649- Townhouse. 1 1/2 baths, all sits THtii toosi tr tt.H lies. or M 34W . 0611. after 5 p.m. III FLOOR SANDING appliances, two air con­ !fJ:.q'tt-»iot .sisios Mitrt. e lln McN>w5k Sywl.. bf. 1-13 SNOW PLOWING - Parking 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - RefinIshing floors like new, no ditioners, carpeted, heat, hot Csstalai ililsss Isnlf stiHi. lots and driveways. QUALITY PAINTING and BOLTON - ’Two room apart­ Original cost 27.000, asking M. O-lll - tuilll ON MMOI. FfjJlUo ‘T v e had it with formaliUes, I’m going caaual." Reasonable rates, free es- NEWTON SMITH ^ waxing, (specializing In older water, patios, sound proofing. Paper Hanging by Willis Remodeling, Repairing. Rec ment, all utilities included. 25,000. Loaded. Air con­ Olrisllsat tar ilatiM saUU. Umates. Call 6434264. Serving floors). CeilingscJlllngs and inside Washer and dryer nook-ups, Ns. •-Itl-IIINOMOTNII'I Flow. Schultz. Fully insured, rooms. No job too small. 649- painting. Johi Nice area 2175. Call Century ditioning, 6 track deck. Phone Manchester and Bolton. John Verfaille, 646^ storage, basement garage. IS iUllll. to fmlasllai ssINl. references. 64IMM3. 3144 5750, 8^-2222. 21, Tedford Real Estate, 647- 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days. Ns. (.iii-iM isiei'i rivosiii 2270 to 2315. 6464800, 646-lM). 9914. 6460888. IFOHINt. I SiMIfal islKllsa.

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