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PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 12, 1976 The weather Inside today ZBA Breezy, mild, variable cloudiness, 725 E. Middle Tpk highs upper 40s and low 50s. Clearing Area news...... 3, 9, 13 skies tonight, low in teens or low 20s. Classified___ 13-18 Family...... '..’.8 grants Mostly sunny Saturday, high 35 to 40. iHaturljratrr lEiipntng Irra lh Comics...... 19 H. S. World .... 20 National weather forecast map on page* Dear Abby...... 19 Obituaries ...... lo 14. requests MANCHESTER Manchetter—A City of Village Charm Editorial ...... 4 Sports...... u-i2

SuperinarkotN MANCHESTR. CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1976- VOL. XCV, No. 114 TWENTY PAGES - TWO SECTIONS Hebron ______W «ltotar¥a BONUS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS EVELYN CROSTON 228-9561 I, p it ’ ® Jo Uinit MEATS OuantillM SPECIALS! Depletes its treasury The Zoning Board of Appeals granted two New Short Sleeved requests heard at public Printed nylMi or VALENTINE hearing recently. Short Steered SoM EXTRASII Robert Bailey of 243 Color Cotton SKIVVY • S,M(l Hunger council sends $2,000 Church St, has been granted a special exception TOPS allowing him to conduct an 100 EXTRA antique business at his REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! home. to aid earthquake victims • Fine and fomous The exception was Maher pnloR style By ALICE EVANS and is asking individuals and situation, and council members are granted with the following • WamacryhcNnit S&H STAMPS listed some of the “ dos” and Herald Reporter organizations in the community to stipulations: There will be • MaddneWathilliy grateful that they were able to res­ "don'ts” for people wanting to help Manchester Council on World contribute to relief work in the strife- no outside storage or dis­ • Sizes (-IS Reg. 15" pond to the need with available the earthquake victims. play of merchandise, no on­ Hunger is sending all its funds, torn country. funds, the Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, SUCKS 4 with $7.50 Purchase amounting to $2,000, to aid the This is the first time the council Local groups, Taylor said, should street parking will be New Sprint 100% chairman of the council's disburse­ allowed, no flea markets or polyester. earthquake victims of Guatemala has disbursed funds to an emergency ment committee, said. not attempt to collect large amounts tag sales may be conducted MKkM«W»shllry The chairman is also asking of food, clothing and medicine and IIKevMm ship them directly to Guatemala with the business and the PmAnSMt and this coupon Manchester residents to place SueslO-it reg.l6" donations in the offering plates in Transportation and handling business shall be limited to SUCKS 6* I H pnr Iwmlly the sale of antiques. Long-standing law suit their churches and synagogues this facilities in that country are needed, • New Spring and past experience indicates that a h^Cord WRAP weekend. Envelopes and checks Also, the business is to be • 50% Polyester should be made out to Manchester lot of material shipped will be held conducted only in buildings • 50% Cotton GRADE “A” settled in town’s favor Council on World Hunger and clearly up at U.S. ports and airfields, he as shown on the map which • 2 Pockets marked Guatemala Relief Work, he said. The need for funds to replenish SKI8TS By SOL R. COHEN Henry Goldberg. Appearing for the the disaster funds and to finance dis­ accompanied the applica­ Waybest said. • NewSpnng OVEN Herald Reporter tion. Bailey is allowed a town were Town Counsel Victor The council’s check was donated to aster teams already on the field is • 100% Pollster The Town of Manchester has Moses and Assistant Counsel Thomas most important, he said. non-illuminated sign no • Plaids t lacfiards CHICKEN CROP by the disbursement com­ READY successfully defended a law suit for Prior. mittee and presented Thursday night larger than four square • Machine Wash i Dry $3,000 brought by an East Hartford According to Nancy Carr, feet. • Sizes 10-20 LeBlanc claimed negligence on the to Ralph Taylor, field director of 3 PANT SUITS TURKEYS QTHS. man and stemming from a collision executive director of Manchester part of the district and town. Citing a CROP. Taylor told the committee Area Conference of Churches, a cer­ Two Fine Makers' New Spring 12 - 14 LBS. almost seven years ago between the statute which spells out acceptance The board granted a that- many people wanted to respond tain percentage of clothing and LEGS man’s car and an Eighth District fire of liability by a municipal corpora­ variance to Murray but need a central agency to help in blankets collected in the Church :oo wHti Backs truck. tion for actions by a fireman, he Ostrager of Amston the collection of funds which is a RAIN & SHINE COATS 39 to In March 1969 on Tolland Tpke. World.Service Clothing Appeal and allowing the use of a parcel claimed the driver of the fire truck primary need. Disaster supplies near Caldor’s, an Eighth District fire the Bishop's Relief Clothing Collec­ of land less than two acres reg.$S2to$84 BREASTS ROAST was an employe and/or agent of the from warehouses are being shipped, MANCHESTER truck collided with a vehicle being tion, was held in storage for just such in size as a building lot. • P- longmeodow with Wings town. He claimed also there was but assistance in providing water and a disaster. Clothing and blankets as A AP Plaza driven by Mrs. Philomena LeBlanc negligence. BURR CORNERS medical supplies is desperately well as medical supplies and food is The parcel is at the in­ • Pocky Hill of East Hartford. Her husband and Moses , and Prior successfully needed, Taylor said. tersection of Hope Valley Colder Plaza the owner of the vehicle, Iroi scheduled to arrive in Guatemala „ CALDOR PLAZA $ |5 9 proved that the driver of the fire The Northeast CROP office has today, she said. Rd., Burrows Hill Rd. and c LeBlanc, sued the Eighth District truck was neither an employe nor Jones St. < Hours: Monday thru Friday 10-9; Saturday 10-6 IlMllKKAII and the town for $3,000 each. . agent for the town and that, in fact, lb. The district’s insurance carrier he was a volunteer fire fighter for the settled its suit for an undisclosed Eighth District. ■COUPON** sum. The suit against the town was The irony of the entire situation is Grant stores close doors Sweet Life WITH THIS coupon ( $7.50 PURCHASE pending for several years. It was that the fire call when the March 1969 Valentines Day Sweet Life settled in favor of the town this week mishap occurred proved to be a false by Hartford Superior Court Judge alarm. in Manchester, Vernon ■ ■ — run SATUMIAr, Feb. 14 Bad luck montage Signs on the windows of the W. T. Almost 24 per cent of Grant shares BUTTER 79 Mb I BUTTER Grant Store at Tri-City Plaza, Ver­ WITH COUPON 79* were left in trust at CBT by William GOOD THRU FEB. 14 - ONE COUPON PER PAMILW | Friday the 13th is the periodic national holiday for the non and in the Manchester Parkade, T, Grant, founder of the firm, who —i-»COUPON-««-*«*w">a| superstitious to do their thing and the nonsuperstitious to defy News summary tell customers the stores are closed lived in Greenwich, Conn. He died in p tl’VKkADi; IMI ARMAGH Sweet Life I the dire fates. Herald chief photographer Reginald Pinto created and to watch their newspapers for 1972, UjjniPK WITH THB coupon » $7.50 PURCHASE ! further announcements. this montage to embody the horror of a broken mirror and the from Llniled Press International b The first Grant Store opened in 41 The Parkade, We Save You Money! A sign over the time-clock in the . Sweet Life misfortune that awaits one who dares to walk under a ladder. Lynn, M ass, in 1902 had 21 Vernon Store, Thursday, was the only departments and nothing costing Missing is a black cat, so watch out for it. World Famous SUGAR {SUGAR State now top $1 billion and seriously notice employes received that they more than 25 cents. threaten the plan under way to FOR fOUl WITH COUPON were not to report to work today. comHimi / 9 'I S GOOD THRUar FEW. 14 — “ ONE COUPON79« PER PAMILW WETHERSFIELD - Gov. put the financially shaky city In the Manchester store stock COLOGNES « « COUPON* "■■■ — " ■■ Ella T. Grasso’s arguments to on solid fiscal footing. clerks are dismantling stock which replace the Special Revenue WE GIFT Conn. Grade ‘A’ ■ . WITH THB coupon A $7.50 PURCHASE are being boxed and crated to be Rooney hearing It happens^ it happens^ Commission will fall apart SAN FRANCISCO - Patricia shipped to the larger Vernon, store MEDIUM when the commission presents Hearst fidgeted nervously and where plans are to conduct a liquida­ is postponed CHANEL its side, according to Paul J. sniffled while the voice of tion sale. X hut why did it today? Silvergleid, chairman. The “Tania” confessed a bank A New York bankruptcy court ap­ E L-JB k WRAP YOON DD EGG* """ legislature is being asked to proved the liquidation request of the Town Manager Robert Weiss has C U u S U/ITU ^ milDAIbllI nnnn robbery came from a tape WITH COUPON^ 0000 th r u f eb . u - one co upon per pamilw j j replace the present commis­ chain earlier in the day Thursday. postponed a hearing planned for _____ By SOL R. COHEN 'cause you left lier no recording played at her trial in Tuesday on Policeman Brian sion with a five-member federal court Thursday. The The managers of the Vernon and money? board and three top-level paid Rooney’s appeal of his Jan. 6 demo­ Lanvinette...... *8<» nwe LIGGEH Kraft — 32 OZ. ^ X * with TMS coupon $ $7.50 PURCHASE Did you awaken thig mor­ prosecution is expected to com­ Manchester stores would not com­ Did you bang out the door officials to administer the com­ ment. tion from sergeant to patrolman. Perfum e...... *2 1~ PHARMACY/ ning thinking som ething was plete its case today. when she said, “Don't get mission. The Vernon store is the third In a memo released today, Weiss Perfume Spray . vuaTKs lur wrong? said the Tuesday hearing is being funny?" WASHINGTON - Dr. Robert largest of the chain in New England. Gift S ets...... *iioow Was your head all awhirl NEW HAVEN - Former U. The court decision will allow the postponed because some persons in­ Was the car kind of DuPont, the government’s volved can’t attend. The hearing will "‘'fwsSSiSs'n-.fCE 89* and your heart without S, Defense Secretary James drug abuse chief, says chain to liquidate its assets and close I 0000 THRU PEB. 14 - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY - ■ sluggish and the traffic in CHANEL #5 Schleslinger has called for a its remaining stores within 30 days. be rescheduled soon, he said. vuiile ; song? .season? marijuana is less dangerous to Rooney is appealing to Weiss the coniinwniiu ct»ocol»r»»'« COUPON" H i strong American military health than either tobacco or The liquidation of assets may com­ MOW VOMI • lUCdUOO. S V n T tin U M * WITH THK coupon I $7.50 PURCHASE When you put on your demotion decision by Police Chief GIFT Were your fights with co- posture to counterbalance the alcohol and “pot” users should plicate a suit in Hartford Superior AND Champion shoes, did you break a new Soviet Union, and for an end to Robert Lannan, who said the action Champio workers without rhyme or not be threatened with jail. Court in which the handling of W. T. CANDY lace? public criticism of the Central Grant stock, by the Connecticut Bank was a disciplinary matter. Details SET reason? ■haven't been revealed. from Was your razor so dull it Forget it, dear friend, and Intelligence Agency. He spoke and Trust Co. is being challenged. BARRiCiNi N.Y. BREAD IBREAD put cuts on your face? Thursday at Yale University. SAN SIMEON — A powerful 3i89* lion't feel unusual. bomb Thursday ripped a guest Perfum e___ * 1 2 .0 0 WITH 20 Oz. Was the orange juice It happens quite often — Regional cottage at the seaside palace ■COUPON*— * -— ■*■*■■■ warm and the coffee real you'll find on perusal. built by William Randolph Andoverites petition Perfume Spray. . 9 .5 0 Taste The Quality... WITH THS COWOH A $7.50 PURCHASE hitter? It's the 13th, a Friday — Hearst, doing more than $1 DIET Was the newspaper wet or CAMBRIDGE — Former U. million damage in an attack when some people say, S. ambassador to the United DIET even torn into litter? blamed by the Hearst family G I F T S E T S “ If i! happens, it happens Nations Daniel P. Moynihan, on radical “maniacs” trying to 7 -U P b-lb OZ. Did your wife get upset — it was meant that way." who has resumed his post as “Terrorize Patty.” fo r Rt. 6 traffic^ light ______* 1 1 to * 1 7 6 9 ‘ i * 6-16 oz. government professor at Har­ WITH COUPON GOOD THRU FEB. 14 - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY vard, says his “business" is By DONNA HOLLAND being brouglit to DOT by Andover teaching and he has no political International Herald Correspondent First Selectman David Yeomans and State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn. WITH THS COUPON A $7.50 PURCHASE plans. He has been reported ACCRA, Ghana — Military Shoppers at the Andover Plaza, a CORONET Alcoholism treatment considering the Democratic officers calling themselves market owner there, and political Robert Crickmore, owner of the nomination for the U. S. Senate “young revolutionaries” seized leaders are urging the state Depart­ Andover Market in the plaza, in New York. power in Nigeria today, ment of Transportation (DOT) for a sparked the action. fund bill proposed toppling the seven-month-old solution to a dangerous traffic The petition bears signatures of BOSTON — A meeting today regime of Brig. Gen. Murtalla problem at the plaza 'on Rt. 6, An­ persons who shop at the center from Andover and about 20 neighboring Manchester State Rep. Ted Cum­ public health subcommittee on between the Boston local of the Mohammed in the oil-rich West dover. towns. One person who signed was 5 3 / n mings, D-12th District, has in­ alcohol and drugs. United Transportation African nation. A curfew was A petition bearing 537 signatures is I coupon " ______from East Longmeadow, Mass. 4 - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY troduced a bill which proposes an in­ Workers an Amtrak officials imposed and there was no im­ A state law passed by the 1974 ' Crickmore said the situation is a crease in the tax on alcoholic General Assembly declares that as of may be the only thing which mediate word on the fate of definite safety hazard to the people beverages, with the extra proceeds can avert a strike by 2,800 Mohammed. July 1, 1976 alcoholics no longer may traveling the road, the store owners, DUNCAN HINES to go for facilities and cures for workers. GIFT be considered criminals. Instead, and their customers. alcoholics. police will be required to send them ANGOLA — Pro-Western COKE or TAB He said there have been numerous • hand A similar bill was introduced by National forces in Angola, scattered by CAKE MIXES to hospital emergency rooms for accidents, mostly multiple vehicle SETS Cummings in the 1975 General victorious Soviet-backed ‘ 3 « .< 1 5 {dipped chocolalei preliminary treatment. Following ones. Persons entering or leaving the EXCEPTANQELFOOD Assembly and was defeated. It was troops, are promising a decade that, the alcoholic must be sent to a plaza face danger, he said. Beautifully Decorated With Flowers opposed strongly by liquor interests, of guerrilla warfare. detoxification center for treatment The store owner said at one time a MY SIN AND ARPEGE including package stores. and counseling. state trooper’s car got hit in the rear Cummings is co-chairman of a GIFT SETS “That’s where were in trouble,’’ end. He said kids are brought into his 3 LIMIT 3 said Cummings. “The bill is a fine store with bloody noses as a result of to one and the plan is exemplary. I f • Bath Powder 18.5 OZ. quick stops. Once there was an acci­ However, only minimal funds have Spray Cologne v to UB. Friday, the 13th dent involving four trucks. been provided — not enough to pay Manchester poorer I “Let’s do something before a fatal HEART CHOCOUTES CRISCO U.S. NO. 1 - MAINE no hard luck day the hospitals, and certainly not occurs,” he said. enough to establish detoxification Yeomans said many months ago he for Rockville man centers and to provide counseling sent a proposal to DOT suggesting a SCHRAFFTS SHORTENING POTATOES services.” but not any wiser ARPE6E AND remedy to the problem but it was not He estimates an increase in liquor Manchester is $5,700 poorer, Director Carl Zinsser opposed. 99*te>7** Joseph Sklodoski of 162 W. accepted. MY SIN taxes could raise about $1 million an­ but no wiser today, the Board Zinsser said the same audit of Yeomans said he and Ahearn will Main St., Rockville, will nually — enough to establish 12 of Directors le a rn t this week. electric rates could be ac­ SPRAY MIST always think of Friday the 13th speak to DOT officials and hopefully statewide detoxification centers. About 18 months ago, the complished at no cost by they can arrive at a solution to the By Lanvin VALENTINE 1 0 i 9 9 « as a lucky day. This morning he HELCO. Tuesday night, in MB. won $10,000 on an instant Under Cummings’ proposal, the board accepted a recommenda­ problem. tion by Town Manager Robert answer to an inquiry by Ahearn said, “I have looked at the CARDS lottery ticket. tax would be raised by 10 cents a Zinsser, Weiss said J.P. Clark • Perfum e, by AMERICAN GREETINGS SkMoski, 48, is a bachelor barrel on beer, and 10 cents a gallon Weiss and approved the $5,700 problem at day, at night and in a expenditure. It went to J.P. Associates found no discrepan­ rainstorm. It's definitely a loud MAOMO you Wva a vwy ipMW SUPER SOFT SWEET LIFE and works for Adam’s Paving on wine and liquor, with a propor­ cies in the bills or rates and waytorwMMbw. of Rockville, installers of tionate increased tax on quarts, Clark Associates of Texas and SS dangerous area." He said the solu­ • Cologne Spray was for an audit of the town’s had no recommendations for tion will require the cooperation of driveways. He said he hasn't fifths and pint. saving money in them. TOILET TISSUE BLEACH decided yet what he'll do with electric bills, including those th e town, the state, local WOMEN’S MENS OR LAMES Cummings is asking the for street lighting, to deter­ Weiss said a report on the storekeepers and the shopping center his "Instant money’’. The legislature’s insurance committee to study and on corollary Robert Crickmore, owner of ticket was purchased at the mine whether any savings owners. aECTRIC TIMEX consider drafting a bill which would could be effected. recommendationg is being the Andover Market, stands by The problem is compounded by a Drive-In Package Store, W. prepared by Public Works provide group Insurance coverage for Rt. 6 with a petition calling for school bus stop 100 feet from the Main St. hospital and medical expense by The vote was 8 to 1, with Director Jay Giles. RAZOR WATCHES 4 , 5 5 < g a l . 4 9 * II a traffic light. (Herald photo plaza, a “50 mph” sign a mile away, by •Remington •Norelco Watcher Now on Sale dlOOFOl 1 #16050 alcoholics — including out-patient and no signs telling motorists the services. by Holland) plaza is there.

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Andover group critical Andover fire Experts probe Millstone mishap rstiowcAse fiwAiAf Towne fighting history Honor Society inducts 13 I-B4EXITSB-8ILVEB LANE-ROBERTS 8T. (A of state bureaucrats Sunday topic ■ «HH.TEL.INF0.56B-9810 jF ^ ^ L IGHTED BIWKING. WH Honor MASTER f House DONNA H O LU N D WATERFORD (UPI) - Only days Since 1972, the plant has been shut was licensed primarily on a policy acceptable until replace­ accident-prone highway. The Andover Historical Bolton Also Kathy Leiner, Donna Mageau, Thornton and Dane Ward. basis. ’There is tremendous economic 646-0375 Kathy Moonan, Kathy Morianos, after a federal nuclear expert down for repairs several limes ment is warranted due to The committee said if Society will meet Sunday DONNA HOLLAND Guests were Martin Ferguson and At a recent meeting of warned of potential hazard at the arising from pipe cracks, pipe pressure all the time to license the Pizza complete obsolescence or the residents of a small at 2:30 p.m. at the Andover Robert Peterson, Mary Robbins and Jeff Peterson, Bolton Center School vibrations and from sea water leaks plant,’’ he said. The area - the Andover Committee Gail Secchiaroli, juniors. Millstone nuclear plant, radioactive 314 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER unrepairable' michanical rural community must Elementary School. The Philip C. Liguori chapter of the students, and Jackie Daly and Patty into the reactor, records show. experienced no power faiiqre For Better Government, material accidentally discharged failure.” bear the financial cost of Bylaws for the society will National Honor Society recently The ceremony had a Bicentennial Sobeol, Bolton Elementary School ’The leak follows by three days a because reserve electricity was discussion centered on the outside the power facility on Long COME HELP US CELEBRATE The committee said the ambulance replacement as be presented. tapped 13 candidates for membership theme featuring society's students. former federal safety engineer’s turned in. M n n r town’s paying all the cost Island Sound. ambulance has never been a result of "bureaucratic . John Yeomans will speak at Bolton High School. educational goals from colonial days Joseph Fleming, BHS principal, of a new ambulance. ’The Three experts from the federal warning that a third nuclear unit now After the accident, the Connecticut OUR 5th ANNIVERSARYI involved in activities such whim,” the bureaucrats on the history of the An­ The simple but impressive to now. delivered a charge to the new town’s heavy burden is due Nuclear Regulatory Agency were in­ under construction at Waterford is Citizens Action Group called for the PlioiM 648*4648 lor DeUdow as are some professional should pay their fair share. dover Volunteer Fire ceremony was held in the school gym' members. to bureauctatic whim of vestigating the leak today, while a potentially unsafe. Public Utilities Control Authority PIZZA-HOT OVEN QRINDEIIS services causing the state It said, "In essence, if Department. It was before the student body, parents and Society members taking part are A reception for the inductees, bureacrats,” said a com­ call was made in Hartford for public Robert Pollard, who resigned from and the Nuclear Power Evaluation [Hi SPAOHETTI DINNERS to investigate. the out-of-town service organized in 1938 by a com­ friends. Ann Bates, Cindy Bither, Debbie faculty, and friends was held after M, Ikn, liL Tm. mittee member. hearings on the future and safety of the NRC Monday in public protest of Council to hold public hearings on | lUkFilitiutlMI It said ambulance ser­ exceeds the in-town ser­ mission composed of The new members wdre tapped by Carron, Kathy Dooley, Laura the ceremony. M q U i M S U l Letters voicing the com­ Connecticut’s nuclear power plants. official NRC policy, said he was in nuclear safety. Twill m ;ia i • • COUPON** vice to out of town accident vice, the percentage Charles Phelps, Bertram Raymond Allen, superintendent. Edwards, Lisa Franz, Paul Landrey*, Joan Hoppers, NHS advisor, and “There was no injury to any charge of reviewing plans for the CCAG director Marc Caplan said m mittee’s feelings are being victims has greatly deficiency should be a Wright and Yeomans. ’They are Scott Beecher, Nancy Audrey Leiner, Brenda Longstreth, Irene Tabatsky, home economics Coupon Sptclal Good Fob. lOth-ISth members of the staff. No member of electrical system at the plant and the Millstone One plant is very sent to area leaders by exceeded Its in-town ser­ state or federal expense, Osterlund, Holly Robinson, Peter Ken Major, Donna ManeggiA-Phil teacher, were in charge of the recep­ the. public was involved what­ found parts of its license application similar in design to the Vermont Robert Post; committee vice since policy not a town expense.” Ryba, Rebecca Smith and John Var- Manning, Todd Redden, Arnett tion. SM ALL I soever,” said Northeast Utilities “totally incomprehensible.” Yankee plant which was recently chairman. engineered Rt. 6 is an ca, seniors. spokesman Eugene Sturgeon. “The plant (under construction) shut down indefinitely because of | CHEESE PIZZA ■ Copies will be sent to The official account said about serious safety problems. FREE WITH PURCHASE S Gov. Ella Grasso, U.S. "three bathtubsfull" of con­ bF LARGE PIZZA J Senators Abraham taminated liquid spewed outside the Ribicoff and Lowell plant, but a Norwich Bulletin Weicker, U.S. Rep. HOURS: TUU., NED., THUXS., 10 to 10; reporter on the scene said the Christopher Dodd, State Loveland’s labor of love STAKIjEY KyBRICK radioactive discharge lasted for 15 m. 1 UT., 10 ti 11; SM 4 It 10 (OtMO M q i) Rep. Aloysius Aheam, and 111 Thm. In. Mm. 2 4JI State ^ n . David Barry. minutes and spread over an acre of m »Mri ISM. 2 Ml , , M In I k M Zlt Ml . land east of the Millstone One reac­ getting bigger each year m it iT...... bhIv IMlMVn- ...... Mi Mi; Tw. IMIil Ml I . In the letter the com­ tor building. mittee said the town “must Pre-W ashii^iifs Birthds^ Sale A spokesman for Northeast replace its ambulance Utilities said the radioactive LOVELAND, Colo. (UPI) - This Poland and Greece and some from iwdnwwLHXti because state and/or material did not go beyond a fence northern Colorado community’s an­ Spain, which we haven’t heard from federal bureaucrats are surrounding the sprawling nuclear nual labor of love is getting bigger in a long tim e,” Porter said. “There dictating it lacks, among .Just Arrived From BENRUS complex. Yet officials with detecting every year, and officials say 1976 will also were cards from Japan, Msnchssttr Evsning Htrakl other asinine items, ... The New Men’s be the biggest and best so far. devices scoured private property out­ Australia, Great Britain, France, I Published every evening except adequate headroom.” ’ SAVE Postmaster Henry B. Porter, his Sundays and holidays. Entered at It said the town was [SOVEREIGN LE.D. side the fence for presence of the West Germany, Italy, Mexico and a the Manchester, Conn., Post Office *10! dangerous material, according to the staff and a crew of 30 volunteers, whole bunch from Canada.” as Second Class Mall Matter. assured when the vehicle Quartz. Digital Bulletin. mostly elderly retired persons, have Each card is stamped with a red Suggested Carrier Rates was purchased only a few The newspaper quoted John Opeka, been working for more than a month cachet containing a drawing of Dan Payable In Advance years ago it was the 3-Function Watch sorting, stamping and remailing Single cop y...... is s manager of Northeast Generai Ser­ Cupid and a Valentine verse. In past W eekly...... g o t answer to all the town’s Valentines to all parts of the world. needs. AS SEEN vices, as blaming human error for years, the postmarks have had an TAKE Rouris IS • 04 as (HIT ^ I Three months ...... $11.70 ON TV! Home S,n..r-SM OKE A U I^ Porter said as of Thursday night, Our the accident. outline of the Rocky Mountains, but Six m on th s...... $23.40 Committee members ^ One y e a r...... $46.80 Reg. The mistake resulted in a pipe 160.000 Valentines had been canceled this year’s have a Bicentennial said the ambulance is in A- ^ OURREG with the town’s unique postmark and 7^01 ■ Bates Upon Request $79 bursting and letting loose radioactive theme: Dan Cupid wears a I Subscribers who fall to receive 1 condition. CALDORREBATE....O-W steam which condensed in the outside sent on their way, compared with tricornered Colonial hat instead of I ’Ih4lr newspaper before 5:30 p.m. It said, "When federal, Touch a button, digits display 151.000 last year. 1(HM I F^ould telephone the circulation G.E. REBATE...... 5 . 0 0 hour, minute and seconds. atmosphere. his usual Stetson and the mountains J i * department. 647-9946. state or municipal codes or “It just seems to get bigger every SUNDAY S 7 S:M 10«0 Gold-or-silvertone. The Bulletin said eyewitnesses have been replaced by a Boston • in L.-. R n M 0 u I n r 0 r. m i tu regulations are developed, The Six reported the vibration shock of the year,” Porter said. “I suppose one church steeple. ‘precode’ installations or emergency.,^shutdown made steam reason is because of all the troubles “ We wanted to keep the traditional conditions are alwayk Million y o u r JU ST ARRIVED IN TIME in the world. People seem to want to UT.-Sai-aiM. HM stow f i n a l COST FO R VALENTINE’S DAY! pipes tremble throughout the com­ Cupid symbol and still work in the “HEIDI AND PETER” Dollar Man plex. forget about their problems for a few Bicentennial idea,” Porter said. “I SHOWN 1:18 a SdS N< «Se«CI^ — TIMEX WATCHES Before plant workers were per­ minutes and take time out to send think this year’s design is great.” greetings to their loved ones.” See Our Complete 1976 Assortment! mitted to leave, officials used geiger This year’s Valentine’s poem Our counters to inspect more than 300 He said Valentines received for reads: February 14th is remailing came from nearly every MTMBX THMI FM. Z FJL Getting up employe cars, the paper said. “Two lanterns in the church tower -11111WATB, Nmn DUTIT _ In Washington, a spokesman for state and a number of foreign coun­ “Was Paui’s historic sign. AU MATINUt m- for school The bionic man, with bi­ the Nuclear Regulatory Agency said tries, including the first from an Iron “Dan Cupid has an ‘Arms Call,' onic eye, power arm, arm *10! Curtain country. l-8b (ZIT 41 -(OUOW RUONSiOl SIGNS modules, (tomes with SPECIAL VALENTINE GIFTS three agency employes will in­ too, FOR HER & FOR HIM FROM OUR COSMETIC DEPT. “ We got our first cards ever from Valentine’s outfit, engine block. vestigate the accident. “In every Valentine.” BURNSIDE • REVLON • CHANEL * CHARLIE • NUANCE Spokesman Robert Ingram said, ll»MaiSIA¥i..l.tTlt.«SlS-»lll Andover The Six Million “We generally take this kind of ac­ DONNA HOLLAND Dollar Man Viewer * STEPHEN B * MAX FACTOR -ONI OF THI YlARt "Sho'll know you eoro If tion when there is radioactive IS m r you givo hor thm Bostl" D a g In the weekly issue of •BRUT •ENGLISH LEATHER •OLD SPICE material released outside the reactor “SWEPT AW Ar School Days, the Andover itself.” R r:1S tdS Elementary School Catholic Ladies meet Tuesday DARK or MILK CHOCOLATE ASSORTMENTS newspaper, the following — 1.66 OUR ORIGINAL O n O /. nCTC aiOROl ttOAL in attractive heart-shaped boxes appeared, it was con­ O U /O LOW PRICES ON TOHJTMRSTER* \Jrr “RLACN RIRD“ LARGE SELECTION of HEART tributed by the Conrad Hand Crafted Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies dinator. Ms. MiUUleiun will also give FQ 7:11 POPS, NOVELTIES A MIXES. ^ family. Holiday Playing Cards A LL SNOW SH O V ELS A(\% O F F Oven Broiler OUR ORIGINAL of Columbus, will meet ’Tuesday at a slide presentation. QUALITY " ’This mother barges into Example: • "W m J Wooden Plaques PLASTIC Our Orig. 4 .7 9 . j ■ LOW PRICES ON 7:45 p.m. in the downstairs meeting Mrs. Thomas Wilke and Mrs. F R E E G IF T S her son’s bedroom and COATED! 3.29 (Jharles Packard are co-chairmen of U M MATWBt UT.-tUH.-MS A LL ICE SK A TES Theatre schedule room of the KofC Home. G IF T Ira n i finds he’s still in bed. She Our the meeting. ’They will be assisted by “HEIOI AND PETET . 1 Friday Sally Middleton, a forrher Miss AT 1 A S (MON. t F.M.) WRAPPING says ‘Get up. You got to go Reg.494 25 LB. BAG In Our Inventory! Connecticut, will present “Today’s Mrs. Maurice O’Ctonnor, Mrs. John to school’ Cleans continuously during cooking ICE MELT 0 9 9 UA East 1 — “The Hinden- “HUE WATER, Not All Sizes A Styles In All Watercolor reproductions, size 7)4 View of You,” the latest trend of Flynn, Mrs. Gene Andrieni, Mrs. "He replies, T ain’t goin’ cycle. Broils or bakes, 200* to 500* Reg. 3 .6 9 ...... Stores, No Rein Checks burg” 2:00-7:00-9:15 WHin DEATH” controlled heat. #5242 by 9V> inches, bearing assorted UA East 2 — “No Deposit fashions and makeup from Terrell Rice, Mrs. James Farr and AT 1 A S (HON. 1 F.M.) to school today.’ LEE TREVINO GOLF SETS ------favorite famous quotations. No Return” 1:30-4:00-8:45- Luettgens, Ltd. Hartford Civic Mrs. Edward Walsh. A business “She says, 'You have to 9:15 Center, where she is fashion coor­ meeting will be conducted, and go to school.’ UA East 3 — “No Deposit refreshments will be served. “ He answers, ‘I ain’t CAU II PWfESSIOm 7-PC OC70 Habitrail Hamster No Return” 12:15-2:45; “Man never going to go back YftddlnQS • P o ftrtllu ff u 0 m SET S J m J Below MMl Iri. O rlf. Who Would Be King” 7:00-9:15 Tax collection correction CofiwntrcW • Ugal. CANDI there again. They hit me. ^ 1 ^' Whoi^WlwItMitCottr Sky Restaurant Vernon Cinema 1— “If You lANDIES They throw things. They y set consists Don’t Stop It" 7:00-8:30-10:00 ot 2 laminated maple woods, 4 Tax receipts to Manchester’s months estimates and not 99 per MRMnionmPHY Rte. 6/ Bolton • Hartford Civic Center make fun of my clothes.’ Attaches to any Cinema 2 — “Hustle” 7:20- 484 N. Main K , ManchatMf Hanged sole irons, and putter. cent, as reported. Habitrail set, 9:30 General Fund have reached 91.7 per I47-D411 OPEN Dally & Sunday till 8 p.m. “She says, 'There are cent of 12-months estimates and not Manchester’s fiscal year ends June two reasons why ypu have revolves as Burnside 1 — “Swept your pet dines. Away” 7:15-9:20 98 per cent, as reported in 30. to go to school. One, you Burnside 2 — “Blue Water Thursday’s Manchester Herald. ’The only way we can rationalize are 42 years old and two, 11-PC. SMALL ANIMAL And, tax receipts to the Town Fire the mistakes is to label them you are the principal.” SET White Death" 2:00; “Black CHLOROPHYLL Bird” 7:15-9:00 District Fund are 89.3 per cent of 12- “wishful thinking.” 77^1? 6 ASSORTED SETS PER Features lightweight steel shafts. LIH ER , Reg. 59c Showcase Cinema 1 — Endorsed by the supermex - STORE. NO RAIN CHECKS “Barry Lyndon” 2:00-7:00- Lee Trevino. 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Founded Oct. 1, 1881 but everyone knew that I cared — Arrests made or summonses Many years ago, possibly in my im­ that I gave a damn. Essentially all of • John J. McCarthy, 60, of 190 Ver­ Community College, Bidwell St. cluding breaking of about 30 windows Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member, United Pressi issued by Manchester Police in­ non St., charged Thursday night with • A burglary at the Oak St. pressionable teens, I read a letter in my colleagues that I know feel the. cluded: at Cheney Bros. Inc., Cooper Hill St. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Squd a Connecticut newspaper, “Yes, intoxication and breach of peace Package Store in which front win­ same way and do the same things • Roger N. Lemay, 31, and Manchester, Conn. 06040, Telephone (203) 643-2711. there is a Santa Claus.” after a domestic disturbance. Court dows were smashed. It wasn’t im­ that I have been discussing. Constance T. Lemay, 29, both of A police report published in The ’This open letter has been passed Then, early In January, an acute date is March 1. mediately known if anything was Raymond P. Robinson, Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor Meriden, both charged with one Herald Thursday about the arrest of along verbally and in writing for • Sandra T. Dingui, 20, and Peggy taken, police said. The windows were severe illness struck the writer in the count pf third-degree larceny and two Theresa Henderson incorrectly listed years to relatives and friends. Now I A. Smith, 19, both of Hartford, both boarded. form of a coronary occlusion — counts of fourth-degree larceny. her address. It is 115 Wells St. want to try to write my own open charged Thursday afternoon with • Several vandalism incidents, in­ Opinion which, fortunately, leaves one’s Police said the charges stem from letter about a subject very close to senses intact. At first, in the hospital, third-degree larceny (shoplifting) at me. alleged shoplifting at Sears Roebuck Marshall’s Department Store! Court it was like a distant drum — then it & Co., Marshall’s Department Store, Oyer 22 years ago I began to date is March 1. became louder and louder and finally and Shoetown. Court date is March 8. ABOUT TOWN minister medically to our younger • Twelve motor vehicle sum­ it was a roar — a roar composed of • Florian H. Bolduc, 40, of 96 population Ehist of the Connecticut monses, issued to motorists laymen’s well-wishes, prayers, little School St., charged ’Thursday night River. I worked hard and was well Thursday for unrelated traffic Time to watch the dimes notes, words of encouragement, un­ with driving while under the in­ rewarded. ’There were many easy violations throughout town. Most of Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet Freeman, Americanism chairman, is requested favors — and it ail added fluence of liquor. Police lodged the cases to solve, some stay-up-all-night the charges involved speed-related Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marine in charge of the program and There is a theory to the effect What bothers us, though, is up to “WE CARE, WE GIVE A charge after a Pearl St. accident in ones, and there were a few patients offenses, police said. Corps League Home. refreshments. Members are asked to the state can more efficiently the idea the council would be DAMN.” which Bolduc’s car struck a parked where everything failed. I believe this is a mutual message bring items for a teacup auction. an efficient and effective way vehicle. Court date is Feb. 24. The American Legion Auxiliary handle some of the programs There were many frank confron­ from layman to doctor and from doc­ Other incidents reported to police now handled by the federal of obtaining new federal tations when I felt parents were being • Barbara J. Bodo, 40, of 100 E. Thursday included: will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the King David Lodge of Odd Fellows tor to layman and it should be Center St., charged Thursday night grants and coordinating state too permissive with their children • Theft of a radio-tape system, Legion Home. District officers will will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the government. repeated and repeated — the more with intoxication and breach of peace services, has been given a 180- and there were heated discussions tools, and a man’s coat frgm an be guests and will officiate at the in­ Marine Corps League Home. This is the theory behind you say it, the easier it becomes. after a domestic disturbance. Court itiation of new members. Laura degree turn. Instead, the coun­ over whether a tonsillectomy and Thank you. automobile parked at the Burr revenue sharing. This is the date is March 8. Corners Commuter Parking Lot, cil has become the justifica­ adenoidectomy really needed to be Sincerely, theory upon which Ronald done. • Carl R. Smith, 20, of Hebron, Tolland Tpke. Police said the stolen Dr. John Malone charged Thursday afternoon with Reagan would make massive tion for the grants rather than Some talks I won and some I lost goods were worth about $325. 84 Prospect fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) cuts in federal expenditures the various services per­ Manchester • Theft of a car Thursday night formed by the other agencies. at the Highland Park Market. Court from a parking lot at Manchester and it is the theory that date is March 1. provides a basis for President To put it bluntly, the staff of the council is saying that FREE Ford’s desire to minimize without us you can’t get these Sal Mineo, actor, direct federal intervention in Buckland development opposed GET READY FOR SPRINGI V2 PRICE ADMISSION our lives. grants. stabbed to death State Sen. Robert D. Houley, • Armstrong’s Solarian But like a lot of theories, it To the editor, TICKETS TO THE D-Vernon, expressed it for people living in the area will have to HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actor Sal sometimes is hard to apply. I live in M anchester In the' convert to city water and new sewer • Formica Counter Tops many of us when he called Mineo, who .iften played 1976 SPRINGFIELD A recent example is Gov. Buckland District. A big developer lines will go in. This means that peo­ Model used in demonstration switchblade-wielding young punks Mrs. Lang’s comment “a from New York City plans a huge ple living in Buckland will have to • Ceramic Tile Baths 3 Ella T. Grasso’s attempt to like the delinquent in “Rebel Without make the state government threat.” shopping center, larger than the one pay twice as much as everyone else Demonstrating the venom sac and fang of a poisonous snake is a Cause,” was stabbed to death we already have at the Parkade. All in town. • Carpets CAMP SHOW more solvent by trimming We suspect the council staff Ken Pauley of the Boston Museum of Science. He uses a cutaway ’Thursday night outside his apart­ assumed the role of “spending the land the developer wants to use is Why do we need this in model to show the physical structure of the snake’s head. ment below the Sunset Strip. • All Supplies Available som e excess staff. She either tobacco fields or woodlands. Manchester? AVAILABLE AT FARR'S supervisor” with federal ap­ Witnesses who heard screaming proposed, among other things, The tobacco fields are beautiful in I see no reason for it whatsoever. said they saw a man with long blond • Quality Work & Service Since 1940 SHOW OATES FRI., FEB. IStti eliminating the staff of the proval and with tacit state ap­ the summer and lay barren in the We already have a beautiful shop­ hair running from the scene, sheriff’s TO MON., FEB. 16th AT THE proval. We suspect, too, that winter. ’The woods are full of rabbits, ping mall at the Parkade and we state Council on Human Ser­ deputies reported. EASTERN STATES EXPO GROUNDS vices which was created in despite Mrs. Lang’s conten­ woodchucks, squirrels, chipmunks, have more than enough shops on Live animal show Feb. 19 Mineo, 37, was nominated for PERSONALIZED pheasants, deer, muskrats, birds, Main St. If this goes in, the WEST SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 1973 to seek new federal grants tions, this supervisory role Academy Awards for “Rebel and foxes. merchants at the Parkade and Main Lutz Junior Museum will sponsor a Without a Cause” and “Exodus.” FREE TICKETS NOW AT for social services and coor­ need not be permanent. In addition to the show, the FLOORS In the winter, everyone uses the St. will go broke. Manchester air Live Animal Show Feb. 19 as part of He was found in the carport behind We strongly urge that the museum is also sponsoring a Nature F A R R ’Q 2 MAIN ST. Tel dinate some existing state ser­ Bolton Notch icicles (Photo by Steve Dunn) ponds to fish and skate on. ’There are quality will get worse than it already its vacation week activities. the apartment house, deputies said, PAUL F. PHILLIPS, Prop. council instruct the staff to Walk Feb. 17, from 10:00 to 11:30 m n n o Ma n ch ester 643-71 ii vices. about eight ponds in the area, where is because the new mall would bring ’The program will be presented dead of a stab wound in the chest. He 390 MAIN 649-9258 a.m. Participants will walk the trails Mrs. Grasso feels that, in continue to solicit the federal many ducks and mallards use on thousands of more cars. between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. at apparently had just returned home looking for some early signs of grants it has in the past but to their way south. Please see if someone can do Waddell School, Broad St., by Ken from rehearsal for a play in which he view of the state’s current spring. Children under 9 must be ac­ help the governor and the If that project goes in there will be something to block this new shopping Pauley of the Boston Museum of was to appear, a spokesman for the fiscal bind, this function could many consequences. Many animals mall. companied by an adult. Preregistra­ legislature to cut state Science. play’s producers said. Valentines Day be performed by other state will be killed, and more of Very truly yours, tion is required. Members, 50 cents, “ Homicide detectives are expenses by making Pauley, an experienced lecturer nonmembers $1. agencies involved in these Admirable spirit of our woodlands in Manchester will be Bruce Bayles and teacher with the museum for questioning a number of witnesses,” SATURDAY, Feb. 14 From Feb. 17 through Feb. 20, the programs. As we understand it, applications in such a way the mowed down. People in Manchester 295 Burnham St. nine years, has appeared on a a deputy said. "Neighbors reported museum will celebrate Animals on pther state agencies would be will have to pay higher taxes, and Manchester number of local televion shows hearing screaming coming from the the council merely represents first primary voter Parade week and will open one hour given the spending supervisory throughout New England with his area. Exactly how much any of the a focal point through which early from 1 to 5 p.m. to accom­ live animal collection. He will bring witnesses may have seen is un­ programs seek funds and role. modate school vacationers. During ■ H ’ VHKADi; IMIAHM.ACV with him about a half dozen live known.” Just because the present DIXVILLE NOTCH, N.H. - At one those hours there will be crafts, through which funds, once ob­ animals such as a porcupineand large Born in New York City of Sicilian Ai The Parkade, We Save You Money! grants require the council staff minute past midnight on the 24th of Crossroads asks help games, special exhibits and foods to tained, are funneled back to snake. , immigrant parents, Mineo began ac­ F TOM TIEDE to supervise the spending, we February, 76-year-old Neil Tillotson Anyone interested in more infor­ sample. ’The museum is open free to ting on Broadway at 11, appearing in the proper agency. It is an To the editor. will deposit his primary ballot in a that we meet our financial mation about this program of mam­ the public. '"The Rose Tattoo” and as the crown World Famous overhead type of ad­ do not believe future grants It Is with mixed emotions that I box normally reserved for the U.S. obligations and allow the staff to turn mals and reptiles should contact the ’There will also be special sale prince in "The King and 1.” His film ron require it. After all, the state find myself writing this letter. First ministrative body, or at least mail, and become the first American fice skyscrapers,” he says, rather his their full attention to counseling and museum at 643-0949. Admission fees items in ’The Store and winners of the career started at age 16, playing a was getting federal grants in and foremost, however, I would like this is what the creators in­ to formally vote in the 1976 presiden­ resentment is towards “the com­ prevention. are 75 cents for museum members museum’s animal photo contest will young version of Tony Curtis in “Six COLOGNES to thank the many Boy Scouts, Scout tended. these human services areas tial elections. parative rewards of their efforts.” To those that have already con- and $1.25 for non-members. be announced. Bridges to Cross.” before the council was created. He fears that America has become a Leaders, and parents that offered tibuted we say thank you. To those But it appears that the coun­ The honor will not come by acci­ their help with our February 7 fun­ WRAP In this case, only a five- dent. Oixville Notch is the place state where those who do the least who may do so in the future; we need cil staff has interpreted its draising drive. The enthusiasm and your help. ITS OUR name for a frosty New England labor have unjustified superiority mandate differently. As its member staff is involved. Yet, over those who do the most. dedication of these people was a true Sincerely, nEASURE 10 j t%%% we can only wonder how many resort which the millionaire Tillotson joy and their willingness to work Based on RexxJ &Track m agazines consideration , WRAP YOUR i director Rosalie Lang, said owns. The 21 residents here are his And here is where Neil Tillotson Jim Breitenfeld, ^purchase Ml other five, ten, or even fifteen goes unmatched. I would also like to Director, this week, the grants require employes and he is, quite naturally, reveals himself to be a most worthy DEAurr. thank Fred Annulli and the Hartford Crossroads of hundreds of 19^ automobles: the receiving state agency (the member staffs exist in state their mayor. Partly for the publicity first voter. ’Though conservative, a LIG G En Road Dairy Queen for recognizing Manchester ' Lanvinette...... *8**" FREE state Council on Human Ser­ government solely . upon the then, the community has since 1960 onetime Goldwater man who still carries the senator’s campaign pin the efforts of the Scouts and rewar­ Perfume ...... *21 „ opened its polling place at the break PHARMACY vices) to supervise its spen­ justification that elimination ding them for their work. of every federal election day to cast on his cap, Tillotson believes Thank you Perfume Spray . *9*° *AmT» dat ding and that if the staff is of them would cost us millions On a sadder note, however, is the the nation’s initial ballot. primarily in the worth of the common Gift Sets...... *iioow eliminated there can be no of dollars in federal funds. man. Why, he asks, should those in fact that the total amount of money To the editor. UbirVe looking such supervision and therefore It is something to think about Tillotson will register on the white collars have such a grip on the collected in the drive fell far short of To all who have responded so next time it is suggested that Republican side of this primary, wellbeing and future of those in blue? the figure needed to meet operating generously to Friends of Children’s CHANEL #5 the state stands to lose appeal for aid to the children In conlln«nl«lc>iocPljl the bureaucratic bargain of the probably for Gerald Ford. But They shouldn’t, he believes, and so expenses in the current fiscal year. Gnw vom«lucAwo. tewTiiNi millions of dollars in federal The primary factor in this failure earthquake devastated Guatemala — GIFT year is the 10 cent ante that however he decides, he says. It will casts his first vote in the spirit of the AND grants. be for what he considers the best In­ equality of Everyman that created was our inability to adequately can­ thank you for caring. CANDY automically gets 90 per cent Special appreciation to the .at the best cor She may be absolutely cor­ terests of the United States. Gim- the Republic. vass the entire town. ’The young peo­ SET from rect since it is enevitable that call from Uncle. crackery aside, Tillotson believes the Beyond this, Tillotson says he is ple that were out did a fine job, but Manchester resident who enclosed a modest donation in a card with the BARRiCiNi N.Y. bureaucracy seeks ways and To paraphrase, if we start nation’s first voter has a responsibili­ preparing to do more than vote for an with over 15,000 households in watching the dimes, the ty to light the way for the millions of America of more equality. Noting his Manchester it proved impossible for note, "For the poor suffering people means to make itself indispen- them to knock on every door on every of Guatemala, I wish it could be Perfum e___ * 1 2 .0 0 dollars will may care of others, not concerning party or per­ age and assets, he says he is sible. street. more.” signed “A Friend.” ’This un­ nine world for themselves. son, but in regards to motives and arranging for his business interests Taste The Quality... thought. to “become employe-owned when I Since it is impractical to repeat a selfish act of love is deeply Perfume Spray. . 9 .5 0 pass on.” He feels the future of door to door drive in the immediate meaningful. In this sense the country Is for­ American capitalism must be rooted future, we will be undertadklng ad­ The personnel needs in Guatemala GIFT SETS tunate that Tillotson votes first. in greater incentive. “Our people’s ditional projects to raise the needed are sufficient now, but the need for Better he than some hot dog perfor­ hearts are in the right place, we all funds. These projects will be funds for purchase of medical under $350(X supplies continues and with the set­ There are winners *11 to *1 7 ming for the “Guinness Bwk of know that. What needs to be done Is designed to reach the many civic and on gas mileage. Records.” Born poor and now rich, to assure them the means to do more religious groups in Manchester and ting up of FOC;s medical child care In this world. facility in Guatemala City, the need Tillotson has been on both sides of for themselves and for their coun­ we anticipate a positive response. And there are 39 mpg on the try.” Our success, however, continues to is ongoing. the American experience, and has an losers. ^ highway, 25 In the ALMANAC appreciation for citizenship that So it is with the people in mind the be dependent upon broad based com­ Tax deductible donations may be comes only from a long view from first voter will begin the long 1976 munity support and involvement. sent to Friends of Children, Inc. c/o The Volkswagen [ city. These are opposite poles. Thus his vote does not election process here next month. ’Therefore, we are asking those per­ Mrs. Lois Barnes, 64 Kenneth Drive, Rabbit Is a winner. * EPA estimates of drop lightly, but with care, and, His choice of candidates may leave sons and families not visited by the Vernon, 06066, or to the After considering what the Rabbit By United Press International West Germany with only the clothes assuredly, hope. something to be desired, but that Is Scouts on Feb. 7, to consider sending headquarters, 14 Brookside Road, with stick shift got Today is Friday, Feb. 13, the 44th hundreds of '75 cars, on his back. almost incidental; 200 years after It a contribution to Crossroads, 33 Park Darien, Ct. 06820. In 1976 EPA tests. day of 1976 with 322 to follow. the experts at Rood & In 1975, the White House announced Fundamentally, Tillotson is a con­ all began, Nell Tillotson will mostly Street, Manchester. If we are to con­ Sincerely, The moon Is approaching its full Lois Barnes Track named It "the best (The mileage you that President Ford would name structionist, at least so far as he be voting for 200 more. tinue full programming it is essential If) phase. FOC area representative car for under $3500!' get can vary, Carla Anderson Hills as Secretary of believes all things are possible The morning stars are Mercury Housing and Urban Development. 64 Kenneth Dr. Toyota didn't make depending on how and Venus. through applied individualism. The A thought for the day: French son of North County hillbillies, he left Vernon It. The Datsun didn't and where you The evening stars are Mars, statesman Maurice Talleyrand said, make It. Vega, Pinto, drive, optional [ ^ e hand Jupiter and Saturn. home at 16, a refugee from rural “Women sometimes forgive a man Honda, Flat— equipment, and the ! dipped chocolate! Those born on this date are under privation and human stagnation. CARNIVAL by Dick Turner who forces the opportunity, but never Eventually he created a process for did not make It. condition of your the sign of Aquarius. a man who misses one.” THOUGHT Beautllully DecoratBd With Flowers French statesman Maurice affixing print to rubber, not an Ediso- Compare the car.) nian idea, perhaps, but it was enough MY SIN AND ARPEGE 3 Talleyrand was born Feb. 13, 1754. Rabbit on perform­ 3 to establish him as an industrial No other car will On this day in history: ance. (From 0 to 50, a GIFT SETS mogul. Among other things, Tillotson In our ever-increasing technology r give you the combina­ In 1635, the oldest public institution and in the midst of the immensity of Datsun B-210 is 60% in America — the Boston Latin now owns the largest surgical glove tion of performance, ' • Bath Powdor to producing plant in the world. Not bad today’s events, it is becoming in­ slower.')' j School — was founded. Dateline 1776 creasingly easier for individuals to space and economy Spray Cologna 1 - U . In 1914, the American Society of for a high school dropout. e tivoro.-oi Compare the By United Press International discount their personal value and that you'll find In a Composers, Authors and Publishers □ □ □ Q n : [III I uni Rabbit on roominess. HIMT CHOCOUffit COCKSSPUR, Ga., Feb. 13- Royal Yet as a dropout who made good, significance. And yet we find in Rabbit. was formed. i (It has the head and Gov. Wright told his advisers he had the first voter Is concerned about the God’s Word that He who created the In 1945, Russian troops took You owe It to your­ SCHRAFFTS taken refuge aboard a British universe and controls all events leg room of some m id-' Budapest after 49 days of fighting, erosion of the process by which such self to try the best, warship because Georgians refused things are possible In the nation. He placed such a high value of human size cars.) ARPEGE AND in which more than 50,000 German before you settle for to promise that British naval officers life that He gave His Son so that we 9 9 « - i .* 7 ” troops were killed. says more and more people are Compare the Rabbit something less. MY SIN would receive civil treatment and cheating on the system. “When I was might have life and have it more In 1974, exiled Russian writer allowed to purchase supplies for young, the people worked with their abundantly. (John 10:10). SPRAY M IST Alexander Solzhenitsyn arrived in their ships. hands, we were farmers and The Apostle Paul, in writing to the By Lanvin VALENTINE shoemakers and mechanics. We were Corinthians (I Cor. 3:21-23) indicates hAtpnti. rewarded for how much we did and that all things — theology, the world, CARDS how well we did it.” Now, he sighs, life, death, everything now present • Perfum e. /by AMERICAN GREETINOS YESTERDAY the idea of success is to sit in an of­ or which is to come — belong to those |m4 iMMM yn hH • wnr laMW fice, not a workshop; dirty finger­ whose life has been madd new • Cologne S p ra y . . nails are for the unfortunate, PtHMTaNflJ through His saving power. They are ^ R A B B li: 23 years ago God's gifts to those whose life is lived $uggMt«d 1976 r«toll p rk * 13.499 EoitCoQitP.O.E. Tronsportatktn. locol toxM. ond d«al«r d v liw y charg«codditlonal.t$ourc«: Agbobkm Aaiockitat t«tt r*ault> Others elected are Russell Paul, creating has become primarily a WOMEN’S MENS OR LADIES Th Current Affairs Club, composed vice-president; Roy Warren, mental exercise. in Christ. With this kind of a treasurer; and ’Thomas Brown, relationship possible, between man of 36 seniors, at Manchester High ’The trouble with the modem way, Ted Trudon, Inc. ELECTRIC secretary. and his Creator, life can become School attends United Nations ses­ says Tillotson, is that while labor more than what is to often Tpke., Rte. 83 A valuw sion in Lake Success, N.Y. Sherwood 10 years ago becomes less meaningful, it also 20% OFF lATCHES experienced. * Talcottville RAZOR Robb is re-elected president of This date was a Sunday; The ' becomes less profitable. 'Tve Jj^Remlngtonj^^ Watdiei New on $ale IIOOSDII H$DN Manchester Baseball Little League. /Z>2<> Capt. Wllilam Hood Herald did not publish. nothing against people sitting in of- ritribvMA Me TM Rft US Nt on The Salvation Army PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 13, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl., Feb. 13,1976 - PAGE SEVEN School health program explained to medical staff Panel finds most cold cures—don^t The health program in the 700 young children in Manchester There are several sources of lead Mrs. Gustafson emphasized that WASHINGTON (UPI) - If a Manchester public schools is have been screened for lead content. content including the yellow, blue any school child health problem is cough and cold medicines which can available preparations are not safe CO IN SHOW cough, sore throat and runny nose designed to provide the best heaith One child was found with a Class 3 and red ink used in the comics which relayed to the family with suggestion be tought without prescriptions. or effective enough for continued POLISH NXTIOlUl HOMI have laid you low, a panel of medical care possibie to the students with the lead poisoning (severe) and six are children sometimes put in their that the family doctor be consulted, The group, head^ by Dr. Francis use,45 need additional testing. Only Pulatkl Plaza A Chartar Oak Ava., Hartford I experts says it could be because the cooperation of the families' scheduled for rescreening. Mrs. and often a situation is referred Lowell of Massachusetts General 24 were cleared for continued use by mouths, toothpaste tubes, and air cold remedy you bought doesn’t work physicians. Gustafson said all children are pollution. directly to the physician. Hospital, is expected to make fin­ manufacturers. ISUNDAY, FEB. 15,19761 or — even worse — may be unsafe. A comprehensive program in • screened twice. There also certain makes of School nurses are being trained in dings and recommendations in its A seven-member medical board school health was explained Tuesday Those screened were preschoolers pottery often found in the home observation awareness of students’ 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. 946-page study final next month. • Although Vitamin C is widely has submitted to the Food and Drug to members of the Manchester and children in kindergarten and first which are sources of lead. symptoms and actions so that they Among tentative findings are; claimed as useful in preventing or Admission Free Administration tentative findings of Memorial Hospital medical staff grade. A medical staff member said he may better recognize certain dis­ • Thirteen ingredients used in treating colds, “the panel found no a 3?^-year study of ingredients in during a noon conference, by Mrs. All parents are notified of the had had several instances of lead eases. many-of the approximately 50,000 study which demonstrated that Lynne Gustafson, head school nurse. screening results, whether positive poisoning from people who had lived Also, school nurses may give Vitamin C is unequivocally effec­ Concentrating on recent screening or negative. Family physicians are in Litchfield where there is an abun­ medication to students with a doc­ tive” and such claims should be tests. Mrs. Gustafson said more than notified of any positive results. dance of lead pipes in the homes. tor’s authorization. barred pending further tests. WASHINGTON? BIRTHDAY/ THANKSGIVING AT SEA t f j on the fabulous u TRASH INTO CASH s/s OCEANIC ,€~./ T0 N9 FOR MANCHESTER NOVEMBER 20 to 27,1976 KITCHEN 7 D iy lu n irio u t C n ilM to N u io u . T M t lo tho oMp thot tronoformod 7 21” Philco Color . . . <5 9 ** doyt Into • vooutlon week to rtm om bf. En)oy tho moglcol Mogrodomo Bring newspapers and glass roof thot oiidoo ovor tho oB woothor LMo dock owlmmlng pool. Fooot • CA6INET timo 0 day, thrill to oporldlnB oothrttlot lod by tour orehootrot, bo •jawar-- (minus metal rings) to Recycling pomporod by • ouporWy trolnod Homo Unoo Italian crow. All aecom* Bins at entrance to Landfill Area, modMona hava prltata bathrooma, ovary doubla oabin haa 2 lowar Ida. CLINIC Olcott St., 8-5:00 Mon. - Sat.; Ml of m s and mora for only 6489.76 par porton Wo only havo a llmitad numbor of eablno tor thia apodal group, oo except Holidays... •TOO-. don't miao out aand your dopooH now. For rooorvatlona and Information ptoaao call or atop In. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16th f o r 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. 25" m ^ SOUTH WINDSOR --*i lenryB locI G.L Color * 1 8 9 * * / Discuss volunteer work TRAYEL ADYISORS |17 re a so n s w hy you| C. Hoyt Stilson and his wife, “Dixie,” talk about their volunteer work at Manchester 1708 Dlington Road YouWe Invited 15. 25” New To see how Inexpensive It Is to remodel your Memorial Hospital with Mrs. Arlene Hall, right, second vice-president of the auxiliary, South Windsor should come to us WPPia Color during the annual auxiliary awards ceremony Tuesday. Stilson trains new volunteers in the kitchen ... Bring In your kitchen measurements X-ray department at the hospital. Mrs. Stilson assists in the gift shop. (Photo by Marmen) and our factory representative will do a layout and |for income tax help. ''iSP 0 S I 9 9 * 5 price the coat of your now kitchen — No Obligation... THERE’S A BUMPER CROP OF VALUES iBOILANOl IN THE WANT ADS « ^WAfiiiaiy CALL fetes volunteers 643-2711 OIL CO. EST. 1935 336 , Hawkins.Hawkins, RiURita Home, Ema Loomis, Thirty men were among the many Mtchl, Anita Murphy, Carl Osier, Kathy Alice Mack, Eva Magoon. NORTH “i - - Y , ___ _ members of the Auxiliary of the Patrick, Debbie Picard, Adeline Rizza, 400 Hours [FUEL OIL MAIN V y r-' P R Ysf'. Reason 12. There are major changes in Manchester Memorial Hospital who Barbara Rohrbach, Iris Schlank, Arlene Ann Davis, Barbara Backus, Edith f AUTOMATIC DELIVERY the tax laws that could affect your 71" iJ a were recognized Tuesday at an an­ Sheehan, Jane Stuek, Penny Telgener, Barrow, Hazie Bjorkman, Marie Boliw, SPECIAL 24 HOUR SERVICE STREET Everett Vale, Patricia White, Doris return. Our people are specially trained Solid State nual service awards ceremony. Marie Flynn, Marilyn Froelich, Ta FOR FEB. 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a PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cohn., Fri., Feb. 13, 1976 MANCHESTERM EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Feb. 13, 1976 — PAGE NINE Hockey group I Wattley-Veal Affirmative hiring plan proposed for Vernon troducing the mention of minority group status. He plans dance BARBARA RICHMOND minority groups in the asked if the plan could be Ruth Elaine Veal of Manchester suggestion based on the The only females holding minority publications; Steven Marcham, a A proposed affirmative mailing of recruitment application forms being implemented without and Glenn G. Wattley of Glaston­ number of minority group administrative positions soliciting assistance from board member, expressed prepared. The Manchester Youth Hockey action plan for Board of representatives in the stu­ literature to employment stating any goals. bury, were married Jan. 24 at South are seven department interest^ citizen groups; the fear that the policy He said the school Association will sponsor a dinner- Education hiring was dent body. agencies, college place­ Kerkin said this would be United Methodist Church in supervisors. encouragement of staff might “smack of reverse system recently changed dance Feb. 21 at the Manchester presented to the board this Kerkin said the goal Is a ment offices, and ap­ difficult as it would cause a Manchester. Of the total 6,983 members to assist in discrimination.” He said its employment application Country Club. There will be social * , ■ week and later referred to “good faith” effort to in­ propriate minority agen­ problem with monitoring. The bride is the daughter of Mr. students in the system, the recruitment; and the- cies. he would be against rein­ .to exclude any mention of hour at 6:30 followed by a buffet at the Personnel Policies crease the number of breakdown is; 12 American 7:30 p.m. and Mrs. Harold D. Veal of 41 San- Committee for refining. tina Dr. ’The bridegroom is the son of minority group employes In d ian ; 129 B lack; 19 Dancing to the music of the The plan was developed Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wattley of by 1980. Asian; 44 Spanish ’’Sunshine” band will be from 9 p.m. by the administrators and At the present the board to 1 a.m. Glastonbury. American; and 6,779 other, explained by Assistant employs one black male, or 2.9 per cent minority All proceeds will go to the associa­ The Rev. Dr. George Webb of South United Methodist Church per­ Supt. Albert Kerkin. two black females and two representation. tion to help defray the costs of ice At present the board has Asians. Of the total, formed the double-ring ceremony. Kerki said the plan being time and insurances. five minority group number of employes 222 Readings from Science & Health by considered has the basic Anyone interested may call Shari employes out of 705, or 2.9 are males and 483 females. Mary Baker Elddy were given by aspects of what an Affir­ Button, 38 Meadow Lane or call her per 'cent. The proposed There is no minority Raiph Wattley, the bridegroonTs un­ mative Action Plan should at 646-4747. Donations may be sent to plan calls for a goal of cle. Mrs. Joy Chandler was organist representation in ad­ have. MYHA, P.O. Box 1402, Manchester, three per cent. ministrative positions. All 06040. and Robert Gordon, soioist. The bride, given in marriage by Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, three superintendents and It calls for advertising a \\ e is h t great h b her father, wore a white satin and superintendent, said the all principals and assistant positions in newspapers, nylon gown with bodice and cuffs out­ three per cent goal was his principals are also males. educational journals and % lined with lace. Her fingertip veil now New recruiter was attached to a pearl tiara and she carried a cascade bouquet of white Conservationists get in Manchester sweetheart roses, stephanotis and baby’s breath. S.Sgt. Raymond Saccoccio will be Miss Janet Veal of Manchester was two new memberships working full time in Manchester as a her sister’s maid of honor. Joseph Blette, chairman of the Organization of The Han­ recruiter for the U.S. Air Force. Bridesmaids were Miss Lori Veal of six people were named with no definite dicapped (OTH) and Paul Chausee of the D&C Flea Market, S. Sgt. Saccoccio was graduated Manchester, the bride’s sister; and Vernon terms. from the special Air Force discuss plans for a benefit auction to be held Wednesday Miss Cynthia Robinson of Hebron. The Town Council voted this week to in­ He said later a motion reestablished the Recruiting School at Lackland AFB, Miss Sheryl Veal of Manchester, the' commission and members had staggering downstairs at the Glorious Emporium (the old King’s store) on crease the Conservation Commission Tex. to qualify as a recruiter- bride’s sister, was flower girl. membership from seven to nine. terms. The terms of the two memters ap­ Hartford Rd. (Herald photo by Dunn) salesman. Prior to coming to ’The request for the change was made by pointed will run until 1981 and successive Manchester, he worked briefly at the Chairman Brian Will who told the council five-year terms after that. Air Force Recruiting Office in Hart­ Clifford B. W attley of New Mrs. Glenn G. Wattley Will said having a larger commission ford. the commission has become bogged down Orleans, La., brother of the in its regulatory functions. The commis­ will enable him to break members down The stafF sergeant and his wife, bridegroom, was best man. Ushers Willie’s Steak House. Choral selec­ Department of the Interior until sion regulates the town’s Inland-Wetlands into subcommittees to deal with pendihg Auction to benefit OTH Joyce, reside on Westover,, (Mass.) were Yiao-tee Hsia of Taiwan and tions were presented by, the Round September when she will enter a four program. business. Air Force Base, The couple has two Neil Vafaie of Iran, now both in Table Singers of Manchester High year Fellowship for graduate study He cited the open space plan as being children, Ray 13 and Tammy, 9. Councilman Thomas Dooley, who Several town organizations and are collecting items to be auctioned. graduate study at Columbia Univer­ School. at the University of Pittsburgh. proposed the resolution, said the commis­ among the projects neglected due to the merchants are expected to par­ Joseph Blette, OTH chairman, said sity. After a skiing honeymoon in Aspen, lack of manpower. Mr. Wattley is employed as an sion was created in 1966 and at that time ticipate in an auction to benefit the he has contacted the Manchester A reception was held following the Colo., the couple is residing in engineer by Lee Engineering, a divi- Organization of The Handicapped Chamber of Commerce and is service in the church reception hall Library, Pa. sion of Consolidated Coal of (OTH) on Wednesday downstairs at hopeful area merchants also will par­ with a wedding dinner for immediate Mrs. Wattley is employed by the Pittsburgh, Pa. the Glorious Emporium in the old ticipate. family and out-of-state guests at Pittsburgh Energy Commission, Rockville chamber accepts King’s store on Hartford Rd, Viewing Anyone having items to donate COLLEGE will be from 6 to 7 p.m. preceding the may do so by calling Blette at 646- i auction. 7786 or dropping them off at 33 Birch NOTES m Members of the D em ocratic St. The organization hopes to collect r e v i e w : Waters’ new play is masterful membership challenge i i i i Women’s Club, the Republican as many items as possible by Sunday. 'A WOR-Tri/ coN-miBu-TiON To -ftf CAPE GOO STANDARD TIMES along with all chamber members is being' SPIRIT Of f3neNTeNNiAL... Vernon Women’s Club and the Kiwanis Club All proceeds will benefit OTH. rue asked to take part in the drive. IT MftecTo -ffie fRRLy PuuntHo Of THose steos or ifeeeooh ’The Enfield Chamber of Commerce has David A. Dwyer, son of Mr. and Thm" weRe it, BusfoH a cCrTToRy LhfeU. in 'ipir New WANTED Also at Wednesday’s meeting, Tedoldi vvoRlo.” EvsCyN:L' ■' Lawson APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED issued a challenge to a membership con­ said proposed change in the bylaws to Mrs. William Dwyer of 405 Spring St. test to the Rockville Chamber of has been named to the dean’s list at Zhe fisherman's Players f/»tr foTMoiK W«« WE HAVE THE MEN have the accounts of the chamber AND THE KNOW HOWI Commerce which has accepted it. examined by a three-member audit com­ Scandia Lodge installs officers Nathaniel Hawthorne College, An­ Ilf A/fw Srm-l ? • • • Eileen Axenroth, membership chair­ trim, N.H. (r. OtoV« Specializing In Weetlnghoute, mittee, rather than paying a professional s , , , ! General Electric end notpolnf man for Enfield, proposed the contest at audit firm, has been approved by the en­ Everett Johnson of 137 Keeney St. Appllancet the Board of Directors meeting of the tire chamber membership. was installed recently as chairman of SPECIALINO IN Rockville Area Chamber Wednesday. Day care need* (•RiPaV^ TiMunK)/ Scandia Lodge No. 23, Vasa Order of Among the students named to the The contest will start Feb. 16 and end Tedoldi also read a letter of appeal from dean’s list for the first semester at ,W i l l i a m WESTMGHOUSE MAJOR America in ceremonies at Emanuel March 15. TTie winner will receive a “door the Hockanum Valley Day (Jare Cnter the College of Engineering,. Universi­ B.'OO V ft. APPUANCE SALES Lutheran Church. He succeeds knocker" trophy for getting the most new which Is In need of some office equipment. ty of Hartford, are: Henry B, CoOke OICTRC tm K P A II PHAWC LOT IMT Herbert Bengtsen. members during that period. Items needed include: A copier, file of 411 Burnham St. Donald E. Hill, 11 ^ c n n MAHTDIMiaAMVAM Other officers are: Esther Peter­ Ms. Axenroth said the contest excludes cabinet, small metal desk, room divider, son, vice-chairman; Clara Gull, Byron Rd,, both of Manchester; and 'Ticeeri ' single members. Robert Tedoldi, chair­ houiTi *i.si tiMiamcunn executive chair, and small swivel chair. secretary; Roy Johnson, vice­ Anthony S. Lincoln, Cook Rd., DuBALDO man of the Rockville board said the office Tolland. i t . firtitw f n u /MPUMOU m odi MS-11141 Anyone having any of these Items to secretary; Anna Morasco, financial iTVtIfMTf ^ /.fi has a list of some 400 prospective donate should call the center or the secretary; Anna Pontillo, vice- members. ’The membership committee chamber office. financial secretary; G. Iver Carlson, RICNIID 0 WITEIS treasurer. Kim Mandly of Manchester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roya, Also, Clara Stowell, cultural MVl tdtny TfUt. RGH board elects I -«■ - ■ * year round weight fabric leader; Mildred Thoren, chaplain; has been named to the dean’s list at V bo 4*r« tak« iho froidua of r< ( r . OCiwi Lilija Strazinskis, m aster of Lesley College in Cambridge, Mass, llfloQ for frontodl dtty did our rorofatitora rind ic Mc««Mry to 646-5201 Caldwell president 100% polyester knit ceremonies; Miriam Carlson, vice­ Her major course of study is speciai o n to It into tho Conotitutiobt famous makers master of ceremonies; Harry learning needs. A lyli' CeNfuRY GENERATION GAP" State’s Atty. Donald B. Caldwell has been elected Thoren, inner guard; John Miller, president of the Board of Trustees of Rockville General outer guard; Herbert Bengtsen, past THF BiRThPANGS 0T1^-LI61(K)5 Ll^RTY Hospital. Ernest Walter Arendt Jr. of 85 man Other officers elected at the recent annual meeting suburban coats chairman. Lenox St. has been named to the Isui kict, nikkw lkp|J men’s Trustees are Gerda Orr, Anna Pon­ were; John P. Sweeney, vice president; John S. Mason, dean’s list with high honors for the This printing test pattern is secretary; and Frederick E. Hallcher, treasurer. tillo and Elvira Anderson, Auditors fall semester at Rochester Institute K i s s are Vivian Larson, Viola Kress and part of ’The Herald qualit> Elected to the board were; Dr. Francis H. Burke, outerjackets of Technology in Rochester, N.Y. He control program in order to special purchase, plus an excellent vahiel Frideborg Thoren. id le Items g o o d hyu. Frank Gregory, ’Thomas S. Mason, Jam es E. Vander- leisure suits is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. You'll love the c.ish give you one of the finest voort, Charles Chilberg, Robert PUe, David Webster, The Vasa Order of America is a Arendt Sr. 1 8 "x 3 0 "...... »2.8r It will bring when newspapers in the nation. Henry Abuza, Sandra Tuppeny, and Dr. Seymour cultural and beneficial fraternal Everett Jolinsoii •gold *brown ttvocodo trod tbloeii organization for persons of Scandina­ advcrtiw.'d in the Kummer. reg. $50-$85 29.99 Clcisstfied ads. Dr. Howard Abbott was elected to the board from the reg.$40. 26*S7 Choose from all wolls, corduroys, 100% vian descent and their families. "where a f j Scandia Lodge No. 23, organized in Manctiester, and recently began con­ The following students have been medical staff and Maureen Cosgrove from the Hospital Better tailored leisure suits, with ta-ed arm polyester, polyester and cotton in surcoat, dollar'i Auxiliary. 1900, donates annually to the ducting Swedish dance lessons. named to the dean’s list for the fall worth a holes, yoke lining, contrast stitching, suburban and coat lengthsi Not all sizes In Manchester Scholarship Fund, helps Persons of Scandinavian descent quarter at Northeastern University, SWIMMIN6 POOLS th e tn'iraete of moTa stredt ( dollar!" Sixteen new members were elected as corporators of Boston, Mass.: David Malinoski of 29 Oitlrlbulor now M llin g diroct to the hospital. They are: Russell G. Hartmann, Edward T. banroll waist bands. In navy, green, brown, all styles. care for several planters on Main St., interested in joining the group may contumor. Will M il A Im U II • downtown monchesitep^ was instrumental in starting adult Auburn Rd.; Thomas Neumann of 148 Hugo 14x26 OD pool with tun Moriarty, Kenneth E. Waldron, Robert Kahan, the Rev. rust, mint, grey, blue. Sizes 36-46. contact Everett Johnson, or Herbert dock, fonclng «od flltor. Only *’** D&L Men’s: Corbins, Manchester, Bristol. Swedish language classes in Bengtson at 253 Gardner St. Hawthorne St.; Lee Lassow of 102 Paul Bowman, Howard Wolfanger, Martin Burke, Dr. Hollister St.; David Anderson of 92 USTEMN s u m r INC. Oliver Purnell, Bemie Cantor, Patricia Dimock, Robert D&L Men’s: Corbins, Avon, New Britain, 1203) S aM S 4 0 Timber Trail. BrttM . Conn. DuBeau, Frederick Winkley, Charles Pressler Jr., Bristol, Manchester Also, Craig Doeripg of 711 Gover­ Frederick McKone, Warren Cottier, and Dr. Norman Donald B. Caldwell nors Highway, South Windsor; Ray­ Zlotsky. About mond Isleib of 78 School Rd., Bolton, and Marie Guidotti of 38 Hammond famous maker famous maker to w n St., Rockville. NOTICE NERICAN Board plans to improve 100% polyester NORTHWAY The following students have been THE Safety Shoe men’s The Organization of The Han­ dicapped, under 65, and living on the named to the dean's list for the fall PHARMACY its public relations dicapped (OTH) will meet Monday east side of the river are invited. For 2M NORTH MAIN OT. minutes In the Rockville Public Library as semester at Bowdoin College in WITH THE STEEL TOEI Vernon from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Mayfair further information, call either 646- TEL 846-4510 well as all school libraries. Brunswick, Maine: David J. Larsson The Public Relations Committee of the Mrs. Worthen said her committee is men’s Garden Social Hall on Main and N. 7786 or 646-7307. dress, sport, of 114 Bolton St„ and William E. NEW STORE HOURS Main Sts. All people who are han­ Board of Education has several proposals also reviewing the smoking policy at the Elwell of Flanders Rd„ Coventry. OPEN ALL DAY it would like to see im plem ent^, board high school In view of the fact the school SUNDAY member Joann Worthen told the board will be going back to single sessions later knit pants e A.M. ■ 5 P.M. . •(a«e-plattd . Monday night. this month. knit shirts On«-pl«ce moceatin lot. Lheiapenat ayaltld One of the proposals is to have a "Board Other proposals for future consideration of Education O im er,” in each school include; A monthly calendar of events; SptcUI-tftnaity polytihtr lotm. newsletter'for board Items. meeting with key staff to discuss reg. $14-$16 '‘Aualtmptrttf” iImI Mfety tot. ’The committee would also like to see in­ processes that work in involving parents reg.7.50-$12 creased use of press releases to the area Ltmintit el «a*tn eollon and the community; a log of news NATIVE FRUIT •Ad napped eh newspapers and the posting of the board releases; and a district newsletter. MCINTOSH - DELICIOUS lAiprtgnalad • .. CRUISE PACKAGE I vinytacalalt (alti. D&L Men’s: Corbins, Avon, New Britain, CORTLAND O&L Men's: Corbins, Avon, New Britain, For your Winter ALSO Rockville Hospital notes Bristol, Manchester Bristol, Manchester Cruise in the Sun. 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Li. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Frl,. Feb. 13, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Feb. 13, 1976— PAGE ELEVEN Obituaries Group plans Hockanum Kike Manchester area residents win By JUNE TOMPKINS plan and give the committee’s Sylvian Ofiara, photography instruc­ The Herald Angle Rosie fails triple J. L. Moran, Rockville Herald Reporter recommendation to the Conservation tor at Manchester Community A spring hike along the Hockanum Commission.' College and former chief of Two Manchester area By Earl Yost INNSBRUCK (UP) - Kathy Kreiner started first in the field of during the last six months, and goes civic leader, dies River bpks is one of the future plans The pipe in question would be part photography at The Herald. residents won prizes In Thursday Sports Editor Kreiner, a Canadian teenager 45 and saw her time stand up as the into tonight’s final in the overall of the linear park committee. of a project to provide sewer service Also, anyone interested in night’s weekly state lottery with a passion for riding favorites, unable to get anything out lead. Barring unforeseen cir­ In the hopes of regenerating public to nearby apartments which now becoming a member of the linear television game show, "Double motorcycles, today ruined of the conditions, failed to get near cumstances, she will win the ’76 interest in beautifying and main­ have septic tanks. Play,’’ on Channel 3. her time. Olympic title. ROCKVILLE — John L. Moran, 63, park committee is invited to the next Rosi Mittermaier’s bid for a Lodge of Elks and was chairman of taining the area for hiking and A town spokesman has said the meeting, or to contact Spencer Cain John Kemp of 23 Elro St. won Mittermaier went off fourth and Other Americans competing are of IOOV2 Talcott Ave., for many years Notes from the little black book the lodge’s Americanism and Flag recreation, the committee will plan pipe would not hang lower than the at 649-4828, or Dr. Douglas Smith at $2,500, and Marjorie Freeland of triple crown of Alpine gold the crowd was behind her as she California-born Dianne de Leeuw, a Rockville civic and political figure, Just for the record: The largest crowd to watch a college basketball game Day committees. He also was an three separate walks on three existing bridge structure. 649-5678 evenings, for further infor­ Tolland, $1,500. medals when she defeated the the reigning world champion skating died Thursday at Holy Cross auxiliary state policeman. weekends to cover the area. in New England since the glory days of the Bob Cousy-led Holy Cross teams for the Netherlands, Wendy Burge of n The public will be invited to the mation. This week’s winning number West German by 12-lOOths of a Hospital, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. He at the Boston Garden was the turnout of 12,107 to watch Providence College Olympics on tv Other survivors are a son, John D. Spencer Cain, chairman, would next meeting of the linear park com­ Attending Thursday’s meeting was: 43-yellow-95». Garden Grove, Calif., and Linda was the husband of Mrs. Catherine and Assumption in 1973 at the Providence Civic Center. Cousy helped attract second to win the Olympic Tonight - 9 to 11, 11:30 to mid­ Moran of Rockville; a daughter, Mrs. like to focus on National Cleanup mittee March 11 at 8 p.m. at the town besides Cain and Dr. Smith were giant slalom. Fratianne of Northridge, Calif., who Davis Moran. Rose Mary Reynolds of Hartford; Week in April as a time when various hall to see a slide presentation on the crowds of 15,320 at the ancient Boston site. The crowd of 11,319 at the Hart­ night: Women’s figure skating, placed sixth and seventh, respective­ Hall of Famers Ronald Tuttle and Ralph Alexander, Mittermaier, attempting to Mr. Moran was born in Meriden two sisters, Mrs. Jane Goodale of civic groups and individuals would Hockanum River area in ford Civic Center last January to see Boston College humble Connecticut was women’s giant slalom , men’s ly, after the compulsories. OXFORD, Ohio (UPI) — New both representing the Manchester: become the first women at the Olym­ and had lived in Rockyille since 1938, Portland, Conn., and Mrs. Mary volunteer their services to remove Manchester. the best turnout this season in New England and the biggest ever to watch the speed skating, four-man hohsled, Other finals due for decision were York Giants’ head Coach Bill Jaycees, and John Pelkey. pics to win three Alpine golds He was employed as a senior energy Lanoue of Meriden; and two trash and debris in the river area Most of the slides were taken..,by „ collegians play in Connecticut...Last Saturday in Providence, the Friars and hoekey, hiathlon relay. the men’s 1,500-meter speed-skating, Arnsparger heads a list of four following her earlier victories in the analyst for the Connecticut Light & grandchildren. from Adams St. to Union Pond. The Boston College hooked up on the basketball floor before 11,189 ;:%W:SSSSSSS5S5S*k^^ the women’s giant slalom and the Miami University graduates downhill and slalom, had the better Power Co. when he retired last th e funeral is Monday at 9:15 a.m. town would cart away any debris the payees,..Following tonight’s home game against Cincinnati at the Hartford zoomed down to the fastest in­ biathlon relay. selected fur induction into the March after 27 years with the firm. from Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 volunteers bring out. Civic Center, the New England Whalers will hit the road for five games star­ time in the top half of the course, but termediate time. Just as it appeared In the 1,500, Dan Carroll of St. school's Hall of Fame. He was deputy judge of the former Prospect Strw ith a Mass at St. Ber­ The Jaycees will contact various Five men face stolen check charges ting Sunday afternoon in Cleveland. The last time Cincinnati invaded Hart­ she lost her bid for glory on the bot­ the Triple Crown was hers for the Louis was America’s top man, but he Chosen along with Arnsparger tom half. Rockville City Court in the 1950s. He nard’s Church at 10. Burial will be in civjc groups and town officials and Five Hartford men were being held ford a free-for-all developed after the game between members of th^ Stingers taking, Rosi, 25, seemed to lose her has been down with flu and is not at were Jeff Gehring, the second checks at two local businesses: Top larceny, and two counts of criminal Kreiner, who won a World Cup served as chairman of the Rockville St. Bernard’s Cemetery. invite them to participate in a hike and fans...Coming up Wednesday night will be the second annual Elks Sports pace. She finished first in the Alpine 100 per cent fitness. Also entered highest haskethall scorer in Miami in the state jail at Hartford today on Notch Foods and Sears Roebuck & impersonation. giant slalom in 1974 at Pfronten, Democratic Town Committee in a Friends may call at the funeral sometime in March at a date to be a variety of charges involving an An­ Co. Night with Nick Fotiu of the Whalers the guest speaker. A question and Combined, although . no. medal is were Peter Mueller of Madison, history; Dick Klitch, a standout in term that spanned the late 1940s and • Richard Ross, 43, conspiracy to West Germany, clocked 1 minute, home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 announced. dover burglary and attempt to cash The five men and the Manchester answer period will be featured...Happy with their acceptance by fans in the awarded for the Combination. winner of the 1,000 on Thursday, and tennis and liaskelball; and Arthur early 1950s, and was re-elected to the commit third-degree larceny. 29.13 seconds in her gold medal run to p.m. The committee suggested that stolen checks in Manchester, police charges are: area the Boston Celtics will return to the Hartford Civic Center .for at least Mittermaier was attempting to Eric Heiden, also of Madison. Thatcher, football renter and post again in 1958. • John L. Crouch, 22, conspiracy to six and possibly eight ’home’ NBA dates next season,..Bob Griffin, new varsi­ the 1:29.25 of Rosi. Danielle Deber- The family suggests that any different groups make long-term said. • James Thomas, 24, conspiracy to join Austria’s Toni Sailer and Carroll, who finished 28th in the 1,- hurdler in track. Mr. Moran was a past chairman of memorial gifts may be made to commit third-degree larceny and ty head football coach at the University of Rhode Island, is a New Haven nard of France took the bronze in Frenchman Jean Claude Killy as the 000 behind Mueller, said, “it will be commitments to clean up and main­ The men, apprehended at the commit third-degree larceny. attempted third-degree larceny. the board of trustees of Rockville Rockville Lodge of Elks Scholarship tain certain sections of the area. Dr. native and graduate of Southern Connecticut State College. He’s been the 1:29.95. only athletes to win the Olympic realy hairy. Any one of 10 guys can Manchester Shopping Parkade • William C. Campbell, 23, two • Joseph Trapp, 22, conspiracy to Suit Filed Fund. Douglas Smith, a committee head coach at Idaho State. , . No Americans finished in the top 10 Alpine Triple Crown. Now she has to win, so I guess it will ail come down Thursday afternoon, are being held counts of first-degree forgery, two commit third-degree larceny. of the final Alpine race for the member, explained his concept of on $5,000 bonds each. They’re to share the women’s record with to the conditions. I hope the con­ SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — counts of attempted third-degree women. Lindy Cochran of Richmond, dividing up the area when all appear in Common Pleas Court 19, Ski races postponed Switzerland’s Marie-Theres Nadig, ditions are fair for all ^ good ice and Tom Nissalke, the last coach of the Rolland W. Wood Vt., had the fastest U.S. time, defunct Utah franchise in the W. Place of Manchester; a brother, easements along the banks are Rockville, today on the Andover Saturday’s scheduled children’s ski races at Northview, sponsored by the who won the downhill and GS at Sap­ no wind.’’ 1:31.33, for 11th place. American Basketball Association, Rolland W. Wood, 58, of 166 Francis T. Place of Canaan; and a secured. charges and in Common Pleas Court Manchester State Bank have been postponed for obvious reasons — lack of poro four years ago, and America’s In the women’s GS Cindy Nelson of About town Mary Seaton of Hancock, Mich., has filed a 6462,800 suit against Greenwood Dr. died Thursday night sister, Mrs. Edna Canale of Mineola, Boy Scouts from Troop 25 have 12, East Hartford, on March 1 for the snow. Suggestion Department: Why not schedule the ski competition a month Andrea Mead Lawrence who won Lutsen, Minn., carried America’s finished an unofficial 17th and Cindy the club's former owner. Bill at Manchester Memorial Hospital. N.Y. already done cleanup work in the Manchester charges. earlier next year. Several times in recent years the races have been post­ both slaloms at Oslo in 1952. hopes on her slim shoulders along Nelson of Lutsen, Minn., bronze Daniels. He was the husband of Mrs. Dorothy area and are committed by their Each of the five men was charged Members of Manchester Emblem poned due to insufficient snow...Matt Leavitt, fine East Catholic High football The United States was favored to with Lindy Cochran of Richmond, The funeral is Sunday at 2 p.m. at potluck Monday at 6:30 p.m. in the medalist in the downhill, was 21st. Nissalke, now ascout for the Miller Wood. scoutmaster, Harry Maidment, to be with second-degree burglary and Club will meet tonight at 7:30 at player, has been accepted at The Citadel. His dad, Bob, is a fine baseball um­ win the women’s figure skating gold Vt., Mary Seaton of Hancock, Mich., Wapping Community Church. The Robbins Room of the church. Earlier, Jan Egil Storholt won Milwaukee Bucks of the National Mr. Wood was born Aug. 17,1917 in at the disposal of the linear park third-degree larceny in connection Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., pire...Speaking of baseball umpires, Leo Diana has announced he’ll step down medal later in the day. Dorothy and Leslie Leete Smith of Killington, Rev. Harold Richardson, pastor, will Norway his second gold of the Games Basketball Association, accused Lake George, N.Y., and lived in committee for further work. with the break into Burke Tool & to pay respects to the late Mrs. as secretary of the Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball Umpires at the Hamill of Riverside, Conn., held a Vt, officiate. Burial will be in Cornwall when he took the men’s 1,500-meter Daniels of damaging his reputa­ Manchester tor 34 years. He was Cemetery. Committee members expressed Machine Co., Rt. 6, Andover, State Angeline DeSimone, whose daughter, Members of Manchester WATES end of the current year due to the pressure of business. Diana is principal at commanding lead after the com- Most neutrals were rooting for employed as manager of Manchester concern about a town plan to suspend will meet tonight at 7:30 at Holmes Nathan Hale School and his performance with the baseball group has been speed skating title from Russia’s pulsories and barring accidents, she West Germany’s charming Rosi tion and wants the Denver Friends may call at Holmes Police said. Several checks and a Mrs. Elizabeth Pavelack, is a Yuri Kondakov and Hans Van Helden Pipe and Supply and had been with a sewer pipe from a bridge over the typewriter were taken in the break. member of the club. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to pay ace high...Announcement that Jimmy Connors will be part of the Aetna World will join such famous U.S. skaters as Mittermaier because Rosi, the businessman to pay $212,800 in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Satur­ of Holland. salary Nissalke says he contracted the firm for 29 years. He was a Hockanum River on New State Rd. In addition, Manchester Police respects to the late Mrs. Angeline Cup team for its matches against Australia, assures sponsors of sellouts each Tenley Albright, Carol Heiss and current World Cup leader, stood on day from 7 to 9 p.m. A Masonic ser­ Dan Carroll of St. Louis, bidding for. The suit also asks $100,000 charter member of Manchester near Hilliard St. If the pipe is hung lodged several charges in connection DeSimone, whose daughter, Mrs. of the four dates, Thursday and Friday night,-March 4-5 and Saturday and Peggy Fleming as the Olympic the threshold of writing herself into vice wili be conducted at the funeral Grace Group of Center for a medal in his second Olympics, for damage to Nissalke's reputa­ Lodge of Elks. home Saturday at 8 p.m. too low, it might cause flooding as a with attempts to cash the stolen Elizabeth Pavelack, is a member of Sunday afternonon, March 6-7. Next year’s Aetna World Cup dates have also champion. . the record books. With the downhill Other survivors are a daughter, result of ice and log jamming besides Congregational Church will have a the group. been determined, March 3-6 at the Hartford Civic Center...Just Wondering finished 5th, Erich Helden of But that was in the past. Dorothy, and slalom already won, the 25-year- tion and $130,000 in exemplary The family suggests that any Madison was seventh, and Mike damages. Mrs. Matthew (Linda) Quinn of memorial gifts may be made to the restricting canoeing. Department: How many more WHA players will jump back to the NHL under the watchful eye of Carlo old German would become the first Manchester; a brother, Harold Wood Cain said he would investigate the before the curtain drops on the 1975-76 campaign? The two hockey leagues Woods, replacing 1,000-meter gold Fassi, perfected her routine figures woman to win all three Alpine dis­ Shriners Crippled Children’s medalist Peter Mueller, was 23rd. of Sarasota, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. John Hospital, Carew St., Springfield, must merge or a number of franchises from both could go under finan­ ciplines at the same Olympics. Golf Pairings Leavitt of Key Colony Beach, Fla.; cially...State Sen. Dave Barry of Manchester has submitted a bill to authorize The Soviet Union won the biathlon Mass. relay gold medal, with Finland LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Sam and two grandchildren. Manchester Drug le n QX PHARMACY the Board of Trustees of Regional Community Colleges to develop new out­ Snead and Bobby Nichols and The funeral is Saturday at 1 p.m. at MHS debaters 717 Main Street Manchester, Conn door recreation facilities at Manchester Community College. taking the silver and East Germany ^Family quarreV 299 EAST CENTER ST. earning the bronze. Ralph Guldahl and Jack Nicklaus Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Convalescent Aids are paired for the Tournament of The Rev. Dr. George Webb, pastor of place second Hallmark Card$»Candy Cupboard Peter Mueller’s gold 90-meter hill at Bergisel, the Decades, to be held Tuesday in South United Methodist Church, will Mrs. Joseph Piurenlu Baby Dept. • Cosmetics Open Dally Mon.-Sat. medal in the 1,000-meler Coach B a Id u r P r e i mI ronjunction with the 30th annual officiate. Burial will be in East EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. in finals 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. speed skating event may Los Angeles Open Golf Tourna­ Cemetery. PROMPT FREE DELIVERY ordered music to he played Angeline Tedesco Placenta, 68, of 24 Sundays and Holidays have started a family when his team is training. ment. Friends may call at the funeral Burnside Ave. died Wednesday at Mt. PHONE 649-4541 Two Manchester High School MA I I HhW G. QUINN, Reg, Pharmacist 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. quarrel. Twenty-four of golf's lop home tonight from 7 to 9. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. She was the Road contests tonight It was not known if the players will compete in a best-ball students placed second in 1976 State Mueller’s fiancee, Leah Winslow Place wife of Joseph Placenta. Finals of the Bicentennial Debates music he selected was the twosomes formal, with a current Mrs. Placenta was born in Hart­ Foiilos, also is a memher of Viennese Waltz. Winslow G. Place, 63, of 137 held recently in Wethersfield. By LEN AUSTER because a wave of the flu bug has in­ Ellington High treks to Deep River to star paired with one from the past. ford and lived in the Hartford area llie U.S. skating team and Other pairings include Mike Deepwood Dr. died Thursday night at Keith Costa of 315 Grissom Rd. lltTulcl SportsHTiter vaded the Eagle camp. face Valley Regional. all her life. Souehak and Billy Casper, Charlie Hartford Hospital after suffering an participated in the Lincoln-Douglas East coach Stan Ogrodnick Manchester for the fourth straight she won a silver in the Not only do autograph Other survivors are 3 sons, Joseph Out of the stretch run and Sifford and Johnny Miller and apparent heart attack at Sphinx Tem­ Debate, and Mark Quitadamo of 115 reported Thursday afternoon that outing will most likely be without the women’s 1,000. M. Placenta Jr. of Manchester, heading for the finish line. hunters like Olympic Jimmy Demarel and Lee Trevino. ple Shrine Mosque in Newington. He Cushman Dr. took part in Extem­ starters John Lusa and Mack Dumais services of 6-0 senior Co-captain “She always gets mad at souvenirs, hut so do thieves. Anthony Placenta of East Hartford poraneous Speaking. Each also won a That’s the situation for the two joined No. 6 man Jon Lindberg in bed was the husband of Mrs. Martha Din- Mark Demko who is troubled by me heeuuse this year I’ve Kohhers liave stolen neen Place. and Leonard Placenta of Tolland; 4 $75 bond donated by Aetna Insurance local schoolboy cage teams as with the flu and only several players aching knees. He, however, should be 10th straight daughters, Mrs. Adeline Valentine heen outdoing her,” Mueller Mr. Place was born July 25,1912 in Co. each participates in a road were available for-practice. ready for the State Tournament, In Jewelry, watches and a hox of and Mrs. Agnes Schatz, both of East said. HARTFORD (UPI) — Trinity Stamfordville, N.Y., and lived in The MHS students earlier won the contest tonight. Ogrodnick contacted Holy Cross his absence, 5-11 junior John Pisch team pins from the Japanese led most of the way to register its Hartford, Mrs. Mary Surdyka of District Bicentennial Debates which coach Tim McDonald and he agreed Hartford before coming to Central Connecticut has responded, scoring in double team staying at a hotel at 10th straight victory with an 84>68 Hartford and Mrs. Rose Abruzzo of made them eligible to participate in to the delay. The Eagles are slated to Manchester 18 years ago. He was an Interscholastic League (CCIL) figures the last five, to bring his To cheer up the Austrian Igis, just outside Innshrurk. win over Kings Point Thursday Farmington; a brother, Louis J. the finals. finish the regular season Monday Army veteran of World War II. He champ 16-2 Manchester High crosses season output to 11.1 points per jumpers pruetieing on the night. Morotto of Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Manchester High School was the night at home against HCC foe St. was a member of Wapping Communi­ the boundary line into East Hartford game, Othar Burks had 28 points to Antoinette Corona of East Hartford; only school in the state level contest Paul. Cheney Tech shares the bottom ty Church, Housatonic Lodge of and 20 grandchildren. for a clash with 13-5 Penney High. lead the Bantams to their llth win Masons in Canaan, the Scottish Rite with two winners. Cheney Tech, 3-14 for the season rung in the COC with Rocky Hill each The funeral is Saturday at 9:30 The Indians are 16-0 in the league and against only two losses. Burks suf­ Bodies!" Connecticut Consistory, Mrs. Millie Costa is the debate and 1-14 in the COC, travels to at 1-14. The Beavers have dropped 11 a m. from the Callahan Funeral ard' shooting to maintain this un­ fered a hadly bruised knee when Norwich, and Omar Shrine Club. He coach from MHS. Hebron to face 8-7, 8-9 Rham High. in a row. Their big problem has been Home, 1602 Main St., with a Mass at beaten posture while the Knights, 11- he fell to the floor and it was was a past president of the Shrine In area contests, 8-3, 9-9 South putting the ball in the basket. Emile doubtful if he would he ready for St. Mary's Church at 10. Burial will 5 in the CCIL, will try to avenge a Windsor High visits CVC rival Quesnel touted Circus Associates and at the time of one-point loss handed them earlier by Haberern and Paul Strycharz are the Trinity's game against Bowdoin be in Hillside Cemetery. City directory Bloomfield High, 6-13 Rockville High his death was its recording Manchester. top Tech scorers. Rham, with two Suturduv. secretary. Friends may call at the funeral not sponsored concludes its campaign entertaining games left after tonight's action, can home tonight from 7 to 9. East Catholic’s scheduled game 5-6, 7-10 Newington, 8-7, 9-8 Bolton is Other survivors are a son, James tonight at Holy Cross in Waterbury afford just one more loss if it wants by the town at 11-4, 13-4 Coventry High and 16-3 to qualify for post-season play. has been postponed indefinitely as CCIL’s best ‘Flat flying' Town Manager Robert Weiss an­ DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Error costly to stat< nounced today that Price & Lee, By LEN AUSTER — Buddy Baker summed up Dave publisher of the city directory, has Marcis' drive Thursday afternoon been soliciting people in the com- Herald Sportswriler HARTFORD (UPI) - The State in the first of two 125-mile with proper cash m an^em ent,’’ said j munity by telephone calls for infor­ Maybe the best all-around basketball player in the Central Treasurer’s office needs better qualifying races for Sunday's Republican auditor Henry J. Becker mation to be published in its next Five local youngsters Connecticut Interscholastic League (CCIL) this season — that’s Daytona 500 about as well as management and control if it wants and Democratic auditor Leo V. book. to avert a recurrence of an error that how Manchester High second-year Coach Doug Pearson anyone cou Id; "H e was flat Donohue. The town has received a number of describes star forward Mike Quesnel. flying.” Marcis, a Dodge driver cost it $545,729 in 1974, state auditors The auditors also recommended complaints from the public because “Mike could score 20 points per from Wausau, Wise., was lagging said in a report today. the Treasurer’s Cash Management they have been given the impression game for any other team in the on more than one occasion, “We’re more than six seconds behind The audit, for the 12-month period Section should sign formal contracts that it is a town authorized solicita­ Peewee Whaler stars league," Pearson has said several winning and that’s what is impor­ Baker's Ford with two-thirds of the ending June 30, 1974, said failure to with the banks which manage its tion. By EARL YOST times, “but his biggest asset is that tant.” Nothing could be closer to rare gone. But he put on a show of anticipate cash needs by the money, specifying penalties for bank Sporta Editor This directory, while it is of great he’s unselfish. He has a tremendous than the truth as Manchester recent­ speed that brought the estimated Teachers’ Pension Fund resulted in errors and the ground rules under Five Manchester youngsters assistance to many agencies of the desire to do vyell and he is a fine team ly won the CCIL hoop title outright 40,000 fans to their feel, cheering. the premature sale of 20,180 units of which the banks operate as town and to private businessmen in have been playing major roles player.” for the first time since the 1952-53 the Connecticut Mutual Fixed In­ custodians of state funds. the community, in no way is spon­ come fund in June, 1974. in the success of the Peewee i- C The spindly Quesnel has an campaign. To back up the suggestion, the sored by the town. Whalers, all 11 and 12-year- excellent outside shot which he Used “Mike is a better all-around player The sale from the $208 million fund auditors asked the treasurer to “con­ The preparation of the publication to raise the cash meant a cash loss of olds, who hdve their hearts set to great advantage in his junior year. this year because his defense has im­ Stadium home sider appointing an individual with a is, of course, dependent on public He still has the touch but just isn’t proved a lot. He works harder on $545,729.17 and a permanent loss of well-rounded accounting and invest­ on winning the Connecticut NEW YORK (I PI) - The New cooperation but, emphasized Weiss, taking that many shots (averaging defense than offense,’’ Pearson York Cosm os of the .North $471,690.69 to the fund’s capital, the ment background” to draw up the it is not a town function and should state peewee division title. auditors said. about 14 per game) and in the noted. Aineriran Soeeer League have new rules and monitor their im­ not be taken as such. Currently, the team’s No. 1 on process hurting himself somewhat in “Quesnel is a clutch player. He’ll The loss "would not have occurred plementation. signed a one-year eonlrael with the the list. the eyes of some colleges. Many look get the assist, key rebound — he'll do BICENTENNIAL HALF DOLLAR city to play llieir 1976 liomr games Noel Nightingale, a project just at point production. anything to win a game. He is a type ill the newly refiirhished, 33,000- engineer at U nit^ Aircraft in East “He has hurt himself with some of player you have to have. He leads seal Yankee .Stadium. FREE MONEY! Hartford, coaches the cream of the colleges,’’ Pearson insists, “but if by example and I can say a team Tile Cosmos, who feature the Fire calls crop In the age bracket from Uie they’re really interested in him needs a player of Mike’s level to be legendary I’ele, will play 12 games Greater Hartford area. they’ll find out (the truth).’’ where we are,’’ added Pearson. That, at Yankee Stadium, willi llieir MiinclicNifr Nightingale, who learned the game Quesnel, who co-captains the Silk incidentally, is on top. season lionie opener set for Sun­ Today, 1:33 a.m. — Smoke investiga- in his native Toronto, played junior Towners along with Mark Demko, is Quesnel has already accumulated day, May 2. Tlieir home for the last tion at 315 E. Center St. (Town). W hockey in the ice capitol, also at the averaging over 16 points per game over 550 points which puts him in the two seasons has heen rundown University of Toronto and then in the along with about a dozen rebounds top five on the school career scoring Downing Sladiiim on Randalls semi-pro ranks in Newfoundland, has and three or four assists. The last list. He still can move into the No. 1 Island. see his charges win 30 of its first 43 category is one in which the slot depending on how far 3 Kathy aay$; "Happy Valentina's Day Everyonel games. Since Dec. 1, the mini slenderly-built 6-4 senior has taken a Manchester advances in State Tour­ Jockey improved 3 This year giva your love a beautllul Irtilt Whalers have notched 23 victories great deal of interest in lately. nament competition. But that is basketl..." while losing just twice and playing “I really don’t care about the secondary to him. Winning is first. BOSTON (UPI) - Jockey Joan O'Shea is in ‘'improved hut ORCHARD FRESH; M k i , CorUind, RuiMt, Rtd A Qsldwi two deadlocks. points that much,” Quesnel has said That is- a pretty good thought. guarded eomlilion'' willi head in­ MI cIouf A p p lt$ ; PIUF B o w P w n 1 F rn h Cldor. ■ Two o f, the leading scorers are FRESH; A«p>'*SUi, PoM, Qroon A Ytilow SquMli, CwlKloww, local boys, Mike Nightingale and juries suffered in a freak arrident Ess Ploni, Rod A Hoi Popporo, Rod Onkmo, Rhuborb, Broccoli, Wednesday at .Suffolk Downs race White Swool Pololooo, Tumlpo, Yomo, B ^lum Endlvo, Ar- ■» ■ JOHN JOHNSON, Reg. Pharmacist Galen Byram. The former has 20 llchokoo, Qroon A Yollow Boono, Chorry Totnolooo. JOHN Q. FRANK f i y I C A "iA Q goats and 16 assists for 35 points and track. IMPORTED; Poochoo, Plumo, Honoydowo, Boodlooo Qropoo, Aetna World Cup O'Sliea, 51, helieied to he llie Strowborrioo, PInoopploo, Tongorinoo, Tomploo, Oropobull, Dotoo, Registered Pharmacist 0 ^ 0 “^ 1 the 10-year-old Bryam has lit the Flgo, Comico Pooro. light 13 times and assisted on 17 other oldest active female Jockey in the tVo Corry A full Unt ol VvmonI U tpit Syrup A Sopor Prododi QUINNS PHARMACY scores for 30 points. Both are nation, was injured wlien the horse » IIIT OUR IMPORTEO WICKER A RM W IT O lS n V r wingers. she was riding h:iek to a slahh* area to have Connors maile a sudden niuve. THRIFTY WEEKEND SPECIALS “You C in Sbb It’s A Lovt AHilr BatWBsn B«rnlB And 873 Main St., Downtown Manchester Wingers Eric Stepper and Jim His PIlZAl” MEDICAL PHARMACY Ferrari have tallied 11 and nine Manchester's Peewee Whalers FRESH ASPARAGUS ,k aw. This Weekend, BERNIE’8 GOOD PIZZA la Giving Established Over 70 YearsI points and defenseman Mark Front row, (1. to r.) Eric Stepper, Galen Bryam. Top row, Rhody coach GRAPEFRUIT HARTFORD (UPI) — Jimmy Connors and Arthur Ashe will Away A New BICENTENNIAL HALF DOLLAR 344 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER Schuster has been credited with four Mike Nightingale, Mark Schauater, Jim Ferrari. KINtJSTON, R.l. (UPI) — When You Call For A Pizza — Call 646-5553 643-4136 assists. The latter’s father, Ron, lead a five man American team against Australia in World Cup Bohert (friffiii, foothull ouuch at TQMATOESp cello package ...... manages the club which hopes to play competition scheduled March 4-7 at the Hartford Civic Center. hlahu State I’liiverMitVg ban heen ______The squad was selected after boys GRADE ‘A’ MEDIUM MACS...... is ,1 b..k.i *1.78 a 60-game slate. Games consists of three 12-minute Ashe and Conners, the No. 1 and named head eoaeh at the Universi­ BERNIE’S GOOD PIZZA periods. from area communities participated SEALTEST ICE CREAM...... aoc OFF w Q .iio n 699 MAIN 8To, MANCHESTER (Th« Old UStrada) The peewees play home games No. 2 ranked pros of the tennis world, tennis competition.” ty Ilf Bhode iHland, succeeding OPEN DAILY e A.M. TO 0 K m . • SUNDAYS 6 A~M. TO • P.M. **\Nb Save State championship play is listed in two-week tryouts Igst September. every Saturday c^fternoon at 1:40 at will join Dick Stockton and the It will be the first appearance for Jack (»regory. ^O Y e^j^A #2jre/d, Sunday Papers, plus Lotfry Tickets • Thie Coupon le Good For One March 12-14 at Cheshire and the Besides Manchester, the 15-man the Glastonbury Arena and average doubles combination of Bob Lutz and Connors in the series that has been Ivregury resigned shortly after New aieenlenniel Half Dollar, EDEC You winner will advance to the New roster cohslsts of players from Ver­ FREE Wien You Or^r A PUxe TWe ■ HEE four games a week. Ice time has cost Stan Smith. won by Australia for five of the six the Bams* 2-8 season. Weekend At Bentie’e Good Pliae, Englands. non, Ellington, Windsor, West Hart­ S90 M ain 81. Money” each boy approximately $200. Dennis Ralston, captain of the years since it started. 'I'he 56-year-old (jriffin, who PERfl PHODUCEI" MONEYI Permission has been received from The Peewees are slated to display ford, Wethersfield, Windsor Locks, American team, announced his was an assistant couch at Rhode ■ ■ Ik# ______CA^M-5599___ MANCHESnR their skills at the Hartford Civic and Rocky Hill. Fred Stolle, who will captain the 276 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER . BIR-iiqba the WHA New England Whalers to lineup Thursday as the “best ever to island under Jack /illy from 1966- PARKADE Center March 19 in a 15-mlnute ses- Australian team was expected to an­ HERE OR HOME,-CALL AHEAD IN ANY EVENT. use the name and also to wear the pro represent America in international nounce his five man team next week. 69, signed a four-year contract. team's insigna. $ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Conn., Fri..Feb. 18.1W8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Feb. 13, 1976— PAGE THIRTEEN Elman^s school budget H»lp Wanted IS Hornet For Sale 2) LAUNDRAMAT Attendent - MANCHESTER Canucks spring mature responsible person, to NEW LISTINB work part time, six room Ranch, garagt, calls for 7.36% hike weekends/evenings, 646-8749. large flr6placad living BOWLING room, partially finished In­ B e ra tii WANTED - married couple Coventry sulated basement. $42,- major surprise newest school, was in need of the least desiring second or third in­ amount of work. 500. WIVES- Peggy Brooks By MONICA SHEA CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING come, part time. $1000 a The new personnel positions include a month or more potential. Less WARREN E. 249-508, Jean Archambault Dr. Arnold Elman, superintendent of Grade 7 and 8 teacher; a half-time reading than $20 investment 742-9087 190-479, Elvina Balch 451, schools, submitted his proposed budget to teacher at the middle school; a Grade 2 for appointment. NEW YORK (UPI) that Smith, who got the Bridgman’s first goal put Ann Haggles 464. the Board of Education ’Diursday night. HOWLAND teacher at Robertson Grammar School; PHONE 643-2711 643-1108 — The Vancouver boot when he walked out the Flyers ahead, 1-0, in His 1976-77 budget calls for an expen­ OPENINGS exist on 2nd and and a learning disabilities teacher to be FQR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 3rd shifts for qualified in­ after being pulled midway the first period and they in­ diture of $2,894,854, an increase of $187,031 Canucks surprised PARKADE DUSTY- Ed shared by both elementary schools and the dividuals with industrial through a game, would creased their lead to 3-0 in over last year’s budget of $2,542,900. NEW HOMES - Ranches, eve^one by winning Bachl 210-213-214-637, middle school; and five new aides in the background strong desire to Capes, Colonials, Raised return to the club. the first 25 seconds of the ’The increase comes to 7.36 per cent. ADVERTISING Hafp Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 work. Starting pay $3.20 per their first regular Kevin Kelly 243-602, Barry two grammar schools. Ranches, in several locations “There’s no way they’re second period on scores by Major increases are in new instruc­ hour, with excellent fringe Pinney 202, Gene Wildes Dr. Elman is proposing a major in­ RATES benefits. Apply between 9^, or Two-Family homes 2 and 3 season game ever going to let a good goalie Barber and Bobby Clarke. tional personiiel, including three new bedroom models. For your 270-591, Jeff Baker 235, A1 crease for library books from $2,330 in this Ano-Coil Corp., 60 East Main against the powerful like him sit out the rest of IslaiVders 2, Sruuls 2 teachers; provision for more classroom 1 day . 10a word par day new home needs call Merritt Little 200-566, Gary Ata- year’s budget to $8,021 In the 1976-77 AHENTION St., Rockville, Ct, Montreal Canadians the season,” he said. Denis Potvin took advan­ space at the middle school; new special 3 daya . .9a word par day Agency, 646-1180. mian 201, Nick budget. 8 daya . .8a word par day and C oach Phil Ron Sedelbauer scored tage of a two-man power education placement required by state PART TIME - Bookkeeper, Marchesania 202, Steve law; and for more maintenance personnel An increase of $7,000 increase proposed 28 daya ..7a word par'day HOUSEWIVES! receptionist. Typing and LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN - two goals and Dennis play to score at 9:52 of the 15 worda, $2.00 minimum Maloney was nearly Boris 219-580, Skip Kelly and the expansion of existing maintenance for the replacement of instructional ^uip- Permanent Part-time position as Area Advisor. bookkeeping experience. Call Spacious Garrison Colonial, Veryergaert and Mike third period and give the Happy A d a ..... I|.1$lnch 646-4552. on beautiful wooded lot. Large speechless. 203-559, Ed Shaw 202, programs. ment and an increase of $2,000 proposed — Must be available 6 daya Robitaille got one each as Islanders their tie with for equipment such as pumps and fire family room with fireplace, “ What can you say after the Canucks opened up a 4- Kansas City. The Scouts, Butch Savino 220, Pete Of the $187,031 increase, about $56,749 is — Hours 2-5 dally, 72-3 Saturday PART TIME janitor - 12x23 game room, music Beaudry 247-569, Leo extinguishers. room, or fourth bedroom. a great victory like that? I 0 lead. ’They extended it to winners of only one of their for new personnel; $44,229 for inflation; — Must have dependable car cleaners, needed, mornings Nelson 222, Larry Davis There is also a large increase of $4,500 and evenings. Must have Wall-to-wall throughout, feel like a bridegroom. It’s 5-0 early in the second last 18 games, have now $20,200 for two portable classrooms at the 200-554, Bill Avery 222-560, proposed for the maintenance of the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD transportation. Call 649-5334. rosewood paneling, central the first time we’ve beaten period on Ververgaert’s se­ gone four games without a middle school; $20,000 for official educa­ vac. built-in barbecue, sliding Mac Segar 233-569, Larry schiral buildings themselves. Dr. Elman them and it’s been a long cond goal — a 60-foot drive loss, three of them ties. It tion; $24,609 for maintenance programs 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 RN or LPN part time,, glass doors, flagstone patio, time coming,’' he said Davis 554. and personnel; and $11,500 for new equip­ ' proposes an increase of about $5,000 for rotating shift. Laurel Manor, pliis many other outstanding past goaltender Ken is the longest non-losing new instructional equipment and $25,000 leatures. Call today for Thursday night after the Dryden. ment. 649-4519. streak in the club’s two- for tuition paid by Coventry to other dis­ details and inspection of this Canucks dashed to a 4-0 Peter Mahovlich scored year history. Dr. Elman told the board many of the choice offering. Philbrick first-period lead and ELKS- Joe Cataldi 137, things included in the proposed budget tricts for Vo-Ag students . and special SItuetlon Wanted 15 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. a pair of goals for Mon­ education students. drubbed the Canadiens, 6-2. treal. WHA Dorn Farr 167-139-416, Jack were items that had also been proposed in Canuck goalie Ken Talley 145-384, A1 Pirkey ’The board has set a special meeting just WANTED RELIABLE Babysitter NEW LISTING - Bolton - In other NHL action, Minnesota spotted high- last year’s budget. Because of the deep available, weeknights and Lockett, who inherited the 140- 383, Stan Seymour 161- to review the budget and most likely will Eight room Garrison Colonial Philadephia trounced the scoring (}uebec a three- cuts made last year, these things are in­ Immediate employment for car clean up weekends. Also school regular spot when Gary make cuts before sending the budget on to in lovely exclusive New York Rangers, 6-1, goal lead, then roared back 141- 427, Bruce Fish 145-144- cluded once again in the propos^ budget. □ NO TICES and polishing person. Good working con­ vacations. Keeney Street neighborhood, four bedrooms, (Herald photo by Dunn) Smith was suspended, 391, Ernie Pepin 153-357, the Town Council. area. 646-8863. and New York Islanders with five straight goals to He also told the board the maintenance ditions and fringe benefits. Apply in per­ first floor family room, large shared Maloney’s sen­ John Rieder 362, Nick The budget accepted last year was 5.95 kitchen, formal dining room, Jayvee basketball squad members at Manchester High tied Kansas City, 2--2. beat fhe Nordiques. programs and personnel had been in­ son to service department. timents - but had a little Twerdy 357, Joe Pagano per cent over the previous year. ’The year Lost and Found 1 acre lot. Minutes from 1-84, In the World Hockey Quebec’s Marc Tardif, the creased to make up for the lack of Anxious to move up to the varsity next season are these members of Manchester more to say. 141-136-384, Richie Cabral before that it went up 9.26 per cent, and □ EDUCATION excellent value. Dubaldo- Association, Minnesota league’s leading scorer, previdus maintenance at all of the LOST - older black and white Lesperance, Realtor, 6460505, "Anytime you get two 356, Bill Winnie 354. the year before that (1973-74), 9.16 per High s girls jayvee basketball squad. Left to right, Carole Plumadore, Sue Adams, stopped Quebec, 6-4, and had two goals and an assist schools. ’The Capt. Nathan Hale School, tom eat, vicinity of Waddell points in here (Montreal), cent. • I ' School, answers to name of DILLON FORD, Private Instructions 18 Linda Krascella, Cheney, Rhoda Rice, Kathy McConnell, Jennifer Marge'Matt and Houston beat Phoenix, 4-1. to boost his point total to MANCHESTER - Solid brick it’s great. These are two Tippy, call 649-6318 between 319 MAIN .STREET FORD cape with 1 1/2 baths, Cindy tormica. Absent were Marilyn Brown, Wendy Kemp and Jill Grant. Flyers 6, Rangers I 103. Houston got first- noon and 6 p.m. II GERMAN LESSONS - fireplace, basement garage, 3 points you don’t figure on Area police report Rookie Mel Bridgman MANCHESTER Private, group, tutoring. Call full shed dormer, in mid 3ffs. getting when they make period goals from Mark John Rieder 164-451, and Bill Barber scored two Frank Calvo 157-151-135- LOST - Dog - black and tan 647-9337. T.J. Crockett, Realtors. M3- the schedule,” he said. Howe, Murray Hall and South Windsor construction site. Also under investigation goals each as Philadephia Larry Lund and coasted 443, Al Bujaucius 153-143- long haired shepherd. 1577. Lockett also predicted South Windsor Police are Police said about 75, 2x4 is a break into a Smith St. Answers to name Christy. 742- Personals overpowered the Rangers. past Phoenix. 439, Lee Courtney 170-146- □ REAL ESTATE investigating the report of studs were taken and four home during which some 8116. ESSEX STREET - Vacant six 426, Joe Pagano 151-145- SHADE TOBACCO the theft of some building boxes of nails. The es­ $107 in cash, and credit TAX RETURNS - Individual room Gape, in low, low 30’s. 423, Pete Aceto 145-410, timated Value is $150. cards and blank checks LOST - Pair of brown framed and business tax returns FARM Homes For Sale 23 Completely remodeled, UConns surprise materials from a Main St. glasses on Irving Street. If prepared. Call Russell L." aluminum siding, 'T.J. SCOREBOARD Jerry Smith 166-418, Tony were taken. Experlancad larm found please call 643-7249. Burnett, Tax Service. 353 •uperintendent or aM lt- 527,m . ATTRACTIVE 5 room Crockett, Realtors, M3-1577. M arinelli 155-413, Vic Center Street, Manchester, East matmen lose tant larm auperlntendant. Ranch, fireplace, baseboard LafayettSy 79-66 Marinelli 156-135-413, Ken IMPOUNDED - Black and 646-3005. NEW LISTING - Large over­ INDEX heating, stove, refrigerator. Seaton 143-137-408, Russ white female mongrel puppy. Year round amploymant. sized Cape, two-car garage. NOTICI8 Additional benaflta. Write Hutchins Agency 646-3166. WHA Thursday’s Results NEW YORK (UPI) - Lafayette dropped its 5th Pinned with its seventh DeVeau 146-402, Bernie Town plans March 5 Vicinity Woodland Street. Call •eseeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeee Fireplace. Beautiful wooded — Fournier (EC) dec. 1 Lott and Found Dog Warden, 646-4555. Box P, Manchetter lot. Only $40,500. Pasek East Philadelphia 6, NY Rangers Co-captain A1 Weston hit game in 20 outings. loss in 11 outings Casey 144-405, Al Pirkey 2 — Portonoit REDUCED FOR quick sale - Robarge 6-0, Unlimited 3 □ EMPLOYMENT Herald.______Realtors, 289-7475. on a season high of 30 Weston scored with one Wednesday was the East 137-382, Bob Boroch 135- Senior Citizen Day — Announcomontt two family, 30 Locust Street, W L T Pts NY Islanders 2, Kansas City —Sauvageau (B) pinned 4 _ Entortalnmtnt Personals 2 no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. points Thursday night, Catholic wrestling team, 5 Auctlong New England 25 25 5 55 2 second remaining in the Leahy 2:14. 398, Bert Davis 136-143-390, - EAST ELDRIDGE ST. - Two South Windsor INCOME TAX preparation - Help Wanted 13 AVON - Get more out of life. new homes under construc­ Cleveland 22 27 5 49 Vancouver 6, Montreal 4 propelling University of first half to give the 41-11, by St. Bernard in Un- George Burgess 154-377, FINANCIAL BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive Cincinnati 22 31 1 45 Connecticut to 79-66 upset Huskies a 38-37 halftime casville. JUDY KUEHNEL 8 — Bondi-Stockt-Morlo«gts Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or Be an Avon Representative. five room Ranch, family tion, drive by, and call T.J. Frank Blank 141-384, Art 0 — Ptrsonal Loans PHONE FROM home to ser­ Add new people, new places, Indianapolis 21 ’The Advisory Committee on Aging is winding up plans 525-8263 for appointment. room, fireplace, paneling, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. SO 2 44 victory over Lafayette at lead which they never Pete Shannon, Mike Prexy ailing Johnson 136-375, Don Sim­ 10 - Inauranc# vice our customers in the new interests to your life. NBA Madison Square Garden. relinquished. Reeves, Emile Fournier mons 374, Gene Tirinzonie for Senior Citizens Day to be held Friday, March 5. Manchester area, flexible Earn good money too! I'll aluminum siding. Hutchins West NEW YORK (UPI) - EMPLOYMENT TAX RETURNS - and Accoun­ Agency, 646-3166. VICTORIAN - ten rooms, W L T Pts Eastern Conference Weston scored 20 points Todd Tripucka was the were Eagle winners and 137-365, Joe Twaronite 364, South Windsor businesses already making offers for the 13 — Halp Wantad hours, super earnings. 249- show you how. Call 523-9401. completely renovated, four Sidney Salomon III, presi­ 14 — Builnaaa Opportunitiaa ting done professionally. Call 7773. Houston 35 18 0 70 Atlantic Division in the second half as Leopards’ leading scorer Tom Faust drew with his Seniors Day are as follows: Lords and Ladies Beauty 15 Situation Wantad bedrooms, large lot. Must be dent and managing direc­ Andy Lamoureaux 146-376, Dan Hickey, 649-9145. TRAVEL AGENCY seeking BOLTON - HEBRON Line, Minnesota 28 22 4 60 W L Pet GB Connecticut upped its with 24 points. opponent. Salon, two gift certificates; Bess Elaton, one dozen donuts Beautifully maintained seven seen to be appreciated. Cen­ tor of the St. I^uis Blues Mike Pagani 138-354, E r/ EDUCATION PRINTED Circuit board elec­ office assistant. Must have tury 21, Jaekston-Avante, 646- Phoenix 26 21 6 58 Boston 35 IS .700 — season record to 12-7, while The Eagles next battle Rusconi 135-358, Bill for $1; Four Seasons Card and Gift Shop, 10 per cent dis­ ' 18 — Prtvata InaUuctiona RIDE NEEDED - to troplater needed for first shift agency or airline experience. room Raised Ranch. hockey team, is reported in 10 — Schoola-Claaaaa 1316. San Diego 26 25 4 56 Buffalo 32 21 .604 4W Rham High today in count on craft items; Dairy ()ueen, drawing for a free Manchester Memorial with a minimum of two years Call Mercury Travel at 646- Applianced kitchen, Philadelphia 32 21 .604 4W "good” condition following Adamy 137-359, Charles 20 “ InaUuctiona Wantad Hospital, 5:30 a.m. - from fireplaced living room with Canadian Hebron. Whelan 139. dinner pack for two; Aquarium Decor, 10 per cent dis­ experience in copper, gold, 2756. ANDOVER - Seven room New York 28 29 .473 11W unspecified chest surgery REAL ESTATE Kane Road off Charter Oak and nickle plating on single cathedral ceiling. Huge fami­ W L T Pts Results: 101 —Satti (B) count; A’ Better Plaza, 10 per cent discount. 23 — Homaa for Sola Street. Call 643-2903, ly room. Low 40 s. Century 21, Raised Ranch on 1.7 acres. 1 — and double sided boards. PART TIME Receptionist Winnipeg 36 21 1 77 Central Division drew with Faust (EC) 2-2, at the Sloan Kettering Also, Mitchell Oil, free calendar and spatula for all 24 Lota-Land for Salt Tedford Real Estate. 647-9914. 1/2 baths, good location. 'T.J. Baseball owners Institute for Cancer 25 — Invaatmani Proparty Supervisory ability essential. needed - ttaply at Olender’s, Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. Queb^ 35 18 4 74 W L Pet GB 108 —Wilson (B) pinned C. K of C- Mario Frattaroli seniors who come into the store that day ; Village CJiarm 26 — Buainaaa Proptrty Bonds-Slocks-Mortgsgas B Excellent advancement op­ Route 83, Rockville. — F Calgary 27 23 3 57 Cleveland 30 22 .577 — Plays tonight Research. 201-202-213-616, Greg Coiffures, 10 per cent discount; Helen’s Bakery, one 27 Raaort Proparty portunities with a growing MANCHESTER - Ideal for Hopper :56, 115 —Spence 28 — Raal Eatota Wantad young family, six room RAMBLING nine room Cape, Edmonton 20 34 3 43 Washington 30 23 .566 W ponder ruling Paleologos 223-517, Bill dozen cupcakes for $1; Lorraine’s Barber Shop, $3.50 MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ company. Please call 646-4100 MANCHESTER Public School 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, Toronto 15 33 Houston 26 24 .520 3 (B) pinned M. Hopper :43, MISC. SERVICES cond, third. All kinds. Realty between 9-4 days. - is seeking a certified Colonial v|ith 1 1/2 baths, 5 35 Rugged Rirk Ley will he August 218-538, Jim Cantin haircut for $3; Shear Oeations, $1 discount on wash and — trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ 122 —Eldridge (B) pinned 3l Sarvicaa Offarad statewide. Credit rating un­ remedial reading teacher who three bedrooms, nice deep lot x-Ottawa 14 26 1 29 New Orleans2S 26 .490 4W in the New England 209-546, Norbert Audet 206- set that day; South Windsor Siank and Trust Co., desk 32 — Painting-Paparing and above ground pool. Only cy, Realtors, 646-3166. Health problem 33 — Building-Contraciing necessary, Reasonable. Con­ NURSES AIDES - 7 a.m. - 3 is available for full time x-Team disbanded Atlanta 25 29 .473 6 ST. LOUIS (UPI) - judges will be hearing Wlialeni’ Hturling lineup Nicholas 5:06 129 —Shan­ $31,900. Wolverton Agency, 559, John Fogarty 200-517, calendar; Armata’s, 10 per cent discount except on 34 — RoofIng-Siding fidential. quick p.m. and 3-11 p.m.. part time employment beginning March MULTI-FAMILY - 5-5,2 fami­ Thursday’s Results Western Conference Major league baseball cases. luniglil ugainsl Cinein- non (EC) dec. Danielovich ALBANY, Calif. (UPI) 35 — Haating-Plumbing arrangements. Alvin Lundy Realtors, 649-2813, Mike Hodge 202-547, Nels specials; South Windsor Pharmacy, 10 per cent discount — and full time. Experience on­ 1, 1976. Because this position ly duplex, minutes to Parkade "The public interest will 6-1, 135 —Grathy (B) dec. — Accumulating manure, 38 Flooring Agency. 527-7971. lOOConstUu- Minnesota 6, Quebec 4 W L Pet GB owners will have to wait iiuti ut llie ilarlford Civic Johnson 208-553, Milt and special sale items. A 20 per cent discount is given 37 — Moving-Trucklng-Storaga ly. Good starting salary. is being funded by a state and bus. 2-car garage, level be served by staying en­ 38 Sarvicaa Wantad tion Plaza, Hartford. MANCHESTER - New Raised Houston 4, I^oenix 1 Milwaukee 22 31 .415 — until next week to learn Center ut 7.I30. The Poudrier 6-5, 141 —S. Satti which was becoming a Kershaw 203-526, John regularly to senior citizens by O uter C leanerr\ — Liberal fringe benefits. East grant, applicants must be lot, nice income. Only $40,000. forcement of the final judg­ Evenings, 233-6879. Hartford Convalescent Home, currently unemployed and Ranch, seven rooms, include Detroit 20 31 .392 1 whether a federal appeals W h u I e r H It o I d four (B) pinned Roohr :34, 148 health problem at Golden Kozicki 536, John Martin ’Those wantins to take advantage of the special offers MISC. FOR SALE three bedrooms, two baths, Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, 41 — Articlaa for Saia 745 Main St.. East Hartford. residents of Manchester. Con­ 649-1922. E Kansas City 19 35 .352 3W court will block a judge’s ment and decree pending -Zawisza (B) dec. Dean 9- Gate Fields race track built-in oven, range and dis­ NHL Hiruighi win» over the 505, Dave Fentiman 513, may present their South Windsor Senior Citizens card, 42 — Building Supplias INVITATION TO tact W. Deakin, 646-5854. Chicago 16 37 .302 6 ruling that seriously appeal,” the owners said,' .Slingem. Tirkeig are 2, 158 —Reeves (EC) dec. during a strike by track 43 — 'Pats -Birda- Doga hwasher. Two fireplaces, two- Campbell Conference Bob Audet 507, Al Giguere their Senior Citizens (Hub membership card or driver’s 44 Livaalock SECRETARY - Receptionist. ear garage. Aluminum siding. MANCHESTER Pacific Division threatens the reserve ’’because organized uvuiluhle. Utz 2-0, 170 —Hunter (B) employes, was carted out 45 BID CASHIER - hours negotiable, Patrick Division 518, Fred Kozicki 503, Bill licenses on Senior Citizens Day. Boala A Accaaaoriaa Diversified position for per­ $53,500. Wolverton Agency, W L Pet GB clause. professional baseball has dec. Grondin 7-5, 188 Thursday with a police es­ 48 — Sporling Qooda Sealed bids will be received in son with very good typing and call Manchester Twin 215 HENRY ST. W L T Pts Avery 517. Friends of the South Windsor Public Library will fur­ 47 — Qardan Producta Realtors, 649-2813. Golden State 38 15 .717 - been held to be a national cort. — the Office of The Director of shorthand skills. Growing Cinema, Mr. Sledz or Mr. Philadelphia 34 10 10 78 The owners Thursday nish refreshments and be hosts and hostesses at the 48 Antlquaa Four bodroomi, Dutch Los Angeles 27 27 .500 llVk pastime and an integral 49 — Wantad to Buy General Services, 41 Center local company. Call 646-2260. Melivier, 646-2271. Colonial, Bowtri School NY Islanders 28 15 11 67 asked the 8th U.S. Circuit library all day March 5. All senior citizens are requested MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room Seattle 24 29 .453 14 part of the fabric of RENTALS Street, Manchester, Connec­ Ranch, built 1975, Dining area, larga formal dining Atlanta 26 24 8 60 Ck)urt of Appeals to set Michael to RSox _ Phoenix 22 27 .449 14 to register at the library on Senior Citizens Day for the 52 Rooma for Rant ticut until February 27,1976at HOUSE CLEANER wanted room, fireplace in living room, aluminum aiding, NY Rangers 20 29 6 46 aside a ruling issued American life.” 53 Apartmanta for Rant by day, two or three days per Portland 23 30 .434 IS BOSTON (UPI) - The drawing of gift certificates. — 11:00 a.m. for the following: room, kitchen with built-ins. The clubs listed 16 54 Homaa tor Rant week. Must have transporta­ TOOL MAKERS traad lot. A llna homo for a Wednesday by U.S. Boston Red Sox, long in Merchants not yet approached by the committee may 55 _ Buiinau tor Rant Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ . Smythe Division reasons why Oliver’s STREET SWEEPER tion. 649-5906. FIRST CLASS growing family $43,800. District Court Judge John search of a reliable backup call Judy Rogotz, 644-9197, or Janet Macdonald, 644-0013. 56 Raaort Proparty for Rant RENTAL & PARKING cy, Realtors, 649-2813. W L T Pts Thursday’s Results ruling should be reversed, Save 50% ■ 75% of 57 — Wantad to Rant F.J.SPILECKI, Realtor Chicago 23 16 16 62 W. Oliver of Kansas City shortstop, have signed 37- 58 - MIk . lor Rant FIELD SWEEPING MACHINISTS Geveland 86, Chicago 83 among them that he EXPERIENCED GAS Atten- CINTIMATIC MANCHESTER - Inflation 643-2121 Vancouver 22 23 10 54 Washington Portland 81 allowing pitchers Andy year-old Sene Michael, a AUTOMOTIVE Bid' forms, plans and dent - full time, apply at hedge for the future, 4-family, St. Louis 19 27 8 46 Messersmith and Dave allegedly failed to examine 61 _ Autoa for Saia specifications are available at Olender's Route 83, Rockville. OPERATOR Golden State 113, Atlanta veteran of 10 big league _ central location, good income, Minnesota 16 34 4 36 McNally to become free the bargaining history of Suburban briefs 62 Trucka lor Saia the General Services Office, Experience only. Must be mid 50's. Wolverton Agency, NEW TO MARKET - This 104 seasons, as a free agent. the electricity used 63 Haavy Equipmani for Sale SCHOOL BUS Drivers - Kansas City 12 35 7 31 agents. the agreement with the “We knew he can’t hit,” 64 — Motorcyctaa-Bicyclaa 41 Center Street, Manchester, able to work and set-up Realtors, 649-2813. oversized Cape is just right 65 — Camper a-Trallara-MobUa Connecticut. Knowledge of Manchester from blueprints. Apply for the growing family. Large Wales Conference The clubs contend pitchers and failed to read said Red Sox General Town eligible Homaa necessary, clean driving ABA — tgwn of Manchester, MANCHESTER- New listing - master bedroom, formal W L T Pts Oliver’s action would ruin the entire history of the 66 AutomoUvt Sarvica record required. Call 643-2373 Manager Dick O’Connell. VERNON—The town is eligible to hire 10 persons 67 “ Autoa fgr Rent-Ltaaa Connecticut PARAGON TOOL CO. U&R Built eight room dining room, eat-in kitchen, Montreal 40 8 8 88 W L Pet GB agreement. or 643-2414. plus fireplaced living room, 1 the reserve system, which He said M ichael was in an electric range! aged 14 to 18 under the Comprehensive Youth Work Robert B. Weiss, 121 Adam i St. Colonial,. 2'/t baths, double Denver 39 12 .765 — 1/2 baths, garage. Non-traffic Los Angeles 29 24 4 62 has provided major league The Major League signed as "infield in­ Manchetter garage, all the extras. Air- New York 33 19 .635 6W Experience Program. To be eligible a person must be General Manager street, only $36,900. Keith Pittsburgh 22 25 8 52 teams with indefinite con­ Baseball Players Associa­ surance.” conditioning, dead-end street. Detroit 18 31 7 43 San Antonio 29 21 .580 9W tion replied, ‘"There is no attending school and the family must meet the family- Announcamentt Announeamants 3 Announcements 60’s. Hayes Corporation, 646- Real Estate, 646-4126, 649- trol over players. 0131. 1922. Washington 5 44 7 17 Kentucky 29 23 lOW evidence that the public in­ Buy a income criteria. Applications are being accepted until Indiana 28 28 .M9 12W Oliver had delayed the CUSTODIAL Applications Adams Division terest will be harmed” if Feb. 25 at the offices of Rockville High School and the PUBUC ANNOUNCEMENT MANCHESTER - four family, St. Louis 23 32 .418 18 effective date of his ruling Middle School. The program will run from March 1 un­ PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT being accepted for full time BOLTON - Eight room W L T PU until next Friday to allow Oliver’s ruling is upheld. employment. Applications Rambling Ranch with three or four rooms each unit, parking, Virginia 8 43 .157 31 Luck find til the close of school in June. TIN Bolton Co-Op separate heat, $6,900 income, Boston 34 11 9 77 the clubs to file their The association dis­ may be completed at the of­ four bedrooms, family size Buffalo 31 15 9 71 SAN DIEGO (UPI) - In Nurtorv School Is fice of Facilities Services, kitchen, dining room den and asking $42,9()0. Warren E. Thursday’s Result appeals, which the owners missed as "entirely New members now sanding out ROUND TABLE SINGERS Union School, 771 Main Street, office. One car garage. $51,- Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Toronto 23 21 11 57 frivolous” the owners’ con­ his money clip, firmly m i c r o w a v e / o v e n California 19 29 7 45 (No games scheduled) wasted no time in doing. SPECIAL PRICES applications Presents South Windsor, or call 289-3012 500. W olverton A gency, Judges Gerald Heaney tention that as a result of pressed between a couple SOUTH WINDSOR—The Wapping Community between 8:30 a.m. • 3 p.m. Realtors. 649-2813. MANCHESTER - extra nice made only by Amana. Rariont wlihlna to anroll “BICENTENNIAL SING-A-THON” six room Colonial, plus large and Roy Stephenson of the the ruling “disorganization of 120 bills, J.C. Snead for TMs Demonsfrttion Church received 16 new members last Sunday, by ohikk*n In th« M l th«uld con- Rate of pay $3.28 per hour, excellent benefits, two story heated barn m appeals court ordered club of baseball and further con­ carries a four-leaf clover. letter of transfer. ’Those received were: Mrs. Douglas toot 76 Hrs. in The Spirit of ’76 JtANNR MANBQQIA VERNON business location. Ideal for owners and player fusion will occur.” Snead claims that had it Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Andrews, Mr. and ttofioy M ., Dollon or 8 A.M. FEB. 16 - 1 P.M. FEB. 19 ASSEMBLERS and coil live-at-home tradesman, shop not been for the fact he Mrs. William Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bennett, aVi n h i c k s representatives to file Oliver ruled that ar­ noMitOM Lofto, Covontry winders, must have finger OPEN HOUSE or offices. 50's. Warren E. bitrator Peter Seitz had the found the four-leaf clover the Rev. James Hansen and Ellen Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Please Pledge Your Support dexterity and capable of fine Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. briefs next Wednesday and ChMon w ho-M S by Oocombor N E W R A IS E D R A N C H scheduled a hearing for authority to hear the Thursday, he wouldn’t ’Thomas Harcharlk, Matthew Levine, Mr. and Mrs. I I . 1 S7S a rt o lB ib lo lo attand tho HAROLD VEAL 643-5408 or 649-348S work, will train. Hours 7:30-4, have shot a seven-under- Dale Oswald, Mrs. Douglas Snyder, and Peter Vltlello. aohool wMoh will moat at tho apply to Able Coil and Elec­ SAT. A SUN. MANCHESTER - 4-4 Duplex Basketball next Friday. grievances of Messersmith •otion Conortoatlonal Church HELEN HLIVIAK 646-3009 tronics, Howard Road, with generous cabineted of the Los Angeles Dodgers par 65 that gave him the Sducatfonal Ik ig . from • to 1 1 :M 2 - 5 P.M. kitchen, living room and two Chief Judge Floyd Gib­ A.M. T b M «riU DO a t A a I Bolton. and McNally of the Mon­ lead by a shot over ailing Beef elub day ioaalon. bedrooms, separate utilities. son will name the judges *3 9 ,9 0 0 Ideal opportunity to own your who will hear the case and treal Expos. ’The players Curtis Slfford, Peter TOLLANI>-The Tolland County 4-H Blue Ribbon R e g a U S S S r PART TIME -10-30 hours per week. Neat appearance and CAMPBELL AVE. first home, $36,900. Wolverton contended they were free Oosterhuis and Jerry Pate We offer ronreiilenrr PEEWEE-MIDGET is expected to choose Beef Club will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the Tolland •long irflA a superior produrl. SatwMO OobMfi Rd. and Pfwanli Agency. Realtors. 649-2813. lasted First Hartford Real­ and Bruce Crampton. pleasant personality a must. Paced by Mike Zotta’s Heaney and Stephenson. If agents because they played County Agricultural Center, Rt. 30. ’The topic of the RegaieSSr Corn#r ol Broad Apply in person only. Swiss ItTMt ty, 27-24, with Pete Phelon QUALITY BUILT - six points, the Y outlasted that is the case, the last year without a con­ meeting will be record keeping and halter making. and Canlar Straft Mon.-FrI.. .0 a.m. • • p.m. Laundry, 521 East Middle tallying 10 points and Mike Phona 646-2112 FJ.SPtLECIU, Realtor Manchester - New eight room Don Willis Garage last hearing will be held in St. tract. Oliver also said he ...... • a.m. - 8 p.m. Turnpike, Manchester. Oleksinski seven. lacked authority to review Joint meeting 643-2121 Colonial on treed lot in prime night at the Y, 13-11. Joe Paul, Minn., where the two QUALITY. CONTROL Inspec­ residential area. Features in­ Steve Gerrick (9) and Seitz’ decision. Johnson scored seven Dave Barry (8) led Realty. VERNON—Alden Skinner Camp IS will have a joint tor, needed for first shift, with clude: four bedrooms, 2 1/2 > points in the loss. BICYCLES meeting with the 20th (Connecticut Volunteers, tonight minimum of two years LOVELY six room Ranch baths, three-zone heating, 3 thermalpane windows, first 3 MOStl,MMD experience in all phases of in­ home, on quiet tree lined Groman’s tipped the Dudley fires up Warriors at 7:30 at Memorial Hall, Park Place. The meeting will PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT coming and outgoing printed street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 floor laundry room, large Elks, 30-26, as Paul include a Civil War roundtable discussion and display; fieldstone fireplace in family BA Dart League NEW YORK (UPI) - It circuit board inspection. baths, garage, privacy, McClukey tallied 13 points. left, to lift Cleveland over MOST EFFICIENT, ENERQY-SAVINQ WAY TO COOKI the movie, “The General,” starring Buster Keaton, Ability to coordinate Ihe work room, city utilities.and much was fitting that reserve Buckley School, low 40’s. Brian Holland and Glenn Standings - Dodgers 57- Chicago. 'The victory kept will be shown; and coffee and doughnuts will be of 2-5 inspectors. Excellent Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, more. Located on lot number guard Charles Dudley ALL THE HEAT GOES INTO THE FOOD — NONE IS WASTEDI ATTENTION! 41 Kent Drive. 3-S Realty, 649- Dubois paced the Elks with 38, Red 54-41, Braves the defense-minded served. There will be a 50 cent charge. Alden Skinner advancement opportunities 649-1922. should play a key part in with a growing company. 8505. 10 and eight points. 49-46, Giants 48-47, Cavaliers, who have now members will be asked to approve a slate of officers. The 32nd Flremant Annual Ladles Night will take place Yankees 40-55, Pirates 37- the Golden State Warriors’ held opponents to less than Please call 646-4100 between 9- RAISED RANCH - On extra triumph over Atlanta, the 100 points in 12 of their last at 6:30 p.m. on February 21, 1976 at Garden Grove 4 days. large lot with country at­ MANCHESTER - Five - Five, INTERTOWN 58. Irv Kirpens paced the Contest entries mosphere in Manchester. aluminum sided Duplex, Dodgers to first place. only team in the National Investment or live in. Two South Windsor defeated 13 games, on top in.the See A Live Demonstration Catarera in Manchester. For further Information^ call PART TIME - mail order and Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two Playoffs start in two Basketball Association Central Division. Bob VERNON—Entries for the “My America, Yesterday, wholesale outlet, run from firelaces, sliding glass doors bedrooms each side. Separate Manchester last night, 86- POST ROAD Today, Tomorrow” contest, sponsored by the Connec­ 646-1103 after 5:00 p.m. home, no investment, your heating sytems, high 30's. weeks. they hadn’t whipped this Love, John Laskowski and SHOPPING P L A ^ to large deck, aluminum 51. The loss was the fourth ticut l^ucation Association and the Vernon Education business, your hours, for ap­ siding, 2-car garage. Only B/W Realty, 647-1419. season. Jack Marin got 18 points MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 in 11 starts. Ken Hill (12), SATURDAY, FEB. 14th Association, will be on display In the schools next week pointment call 742-9068. $45,500. Philbrick Agency, Dudley’s three-point play each for Chicago. VERNON. CONNECTICUT Jeff Lombardo (10) and Realtors, 646-4200. visRunu with 1:53 left helped liullelH 92, Trail Blazers and at the Rockville Public Library during the week of Jim Wyse (10) led the local HOURS TIL MARCH IB March 1. Judging will be done March 3. Judges will be ROUTE SALES - Establisheil BOWLING Golden State pull away to a 81 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. dry cleaning and laundry TWO-FAMILY, 5-5, con­ FOUR BEDROOMS offense. EVERY AFTERNOON Miss Natalie Ide, Donald Eden, Mrs. Alice Welti, Mrs. Extra nice seven room 113-104 win ’Thursday night, Elvin Hayes scored half Frktoy *til S:00 route in Manchester and venient Manchester location, Joann Wortheh, F. Richard MacDonald, Scott Price, excellent condition Colonial, 2'A baths, large in what had been a see-saw his 24 points In the third All Dey Saturdiy Rockville area. Salary plus iVIERCIIANTS - Ding Mark Marciano, Dennis Gessay, and I^s. Barbara commission. Salary commen­ throughout, good income lot, plush shag carpeting, contest. period to lead Washington MIDGETS Balch H3-135-382, Norm Richmond. surate with experience. Call property. Many extras. No garage, raised heerth In other NBA games, past Portland. The Stay fit anS trim tMt ivliitar with Regall&SSr 875-2503. agents. Low 40's. 649-4101. Kloter 147-361, Walt fireplace, child safe street Getting 17 points from Cleveland stopped a COLUMBIA EXERCISER V iklentz 145-381, Bob Blazers, down 76-57 after Acting principal In fine residential area Mike Falkowski, Eastern Chicago, 86-83, and SLEOSa^NOWSHOVELS We offer convenience along u>ith a superior product. BOOKKEEPER - For one MANCHESTER - Looking for Magnano 138-360, Steve three periods, ran off an 18- your own home? Try this 2- $44,600 Realty downed Pro Washington whipped ■IRD FEEDERS a SEED COVENTRY—Carol K. Phillips, a teacher at Coven­ person office. Experienced in L auretti 149-384, Walt 2 spurt to close tMe gap to accounts payable, accounts family with up to four w a m E a f . Remodeling last night at Portland, 92-81. try Grammar School, has been appointed acting prin­ Corner of Broad Stanley 145-389, Tom three points, but could get WE SHARPEN: receivable, payroll through bedrooms in one apartment, the East Side Rec, 24-8. Cavullers 86, Hulls 83 cipal at the school until someone is hired to fill the and Center Street M on .-F rI... 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. separate heating systems, Mazur 148-366, Tony no closer. Dan Anderson ICE SkATES, AXES quarterly reports. Light HOWLAND Chris Carmel paced the Jim Cleamons scored 17 KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC. position caused by the resignation of Mrs. Slble Phone 646-2112 Sat ...... 8 a.m. • 5 p.m. typing. Apply Able Coil And new roof, 2-car garage. $39.- Marinelli 381, Don Denlev and Larue Martin led 900. Wolverton Agency, IDS losers with six markers. points. Including a key foul KEYS MADE Roethke who accepted a position in Texas. Electronics, Howard Road, 643-1 Autoihatic Comfort out- 371. Portihnd with 14 points Bolton. Realtors, 649-2813. shot with only 34 seconds each. , -/ I PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Frl., Feb. 13. 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Frl., Feb. 13.1976— PAGE FIFTEEN Hornet For Sale Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Servicat Ottered 3f Flooring 23 Homes For Sale 23 Hornet For Salt 36 Artlclea tor Bale 41 Artlclea lor Sale 41 Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 Wanted to Buy 49 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 MANCHiann a+ r o o m s \The CUSTOM DRAPERIES - FLOOR Sanding - Reflnishing, CLEAN USED refrigerators, PRIVATE riding instructions, OLD DOLLS - Paying top Manchaatsr MANCHESTER - Magnificent , made very reasonable, work floors like new, no waxing, ranges, automatic washers, INDOOR NEW TO MARKET eleven room Colonial, over 4,- EngUsh and Western, $5.00 prices for your old dolls, $ ^ [MNYWliilNKMUrE^^^ Seldom available. Im guaranteed, call anytime, 649- (speclaUzing in older floors). wltn guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s FLEA MARKET p er hour, call 633-5571, and up for China and bisque 000 square feet of elegant CeUlngs and inside i AppUances, 649 Main St, 643- maculate, well maintained living area. 4 1/2 baths, CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY BROAD ST. COMMON, anytime. dolls. $100 and up for ByeTo. Colonial on choice UNIQUE exc/uo/YOfflgfnbero/ JohnVerfaUle, Never give or sell a doll I THINK I aluminum siding, beautiful DRESSMAKING, hems and MANCHESTER Washington St. 6 spacious Three bedroom Townhouse terraced lot. Must be seen. BASSET HOUND - AKC without getting our offer. CaU rooms p lu s^ try and laun­ alterations done in my borne. FIREPLACE WOOD - for sale Behind Dairy Queen Condominium, two baths, Priced to sell fast in 80’s. Call registered, male, eight locally, 875-7^. I Sftaac\\atd & ^ossettoi dry room. Large 2-w gar­ Interstate Referral Service, bic. Rrasonable. Qall 6 4 ^ 1 9 . Ardelea lor Sale 41 and tree work, caU 647-1834. on Broad Street monUis, $150, 742-9394. plus two Ml baths, plush rec R. Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate, S29,900 — Clain tlx-room Capa, with Ihraa Itrga age. Walking distance to WANTED - Used kitchen I I room, appliances. Air con­ 646-1980. or 647-1139. o/W ro the MIowIng listings: FURNITURE Reflnlshlng. ALUMINUM sheets used as FIREWOOD, spUt, seasoned I badrooma up, flraplacad living room, full baaamant. | schools. Includes extra EVERY SUNDAY DOG-CAT BOARDING cabinets, top and or bottoms • building lot of record. Call ditioned. 336,900. Free pick-up and deUvery. printing plates, .007 thick, hardwood, li” and 18" 8 - 8 baUiing/grooming. Complete counter top not necessary. I S31,900 — Six-room Capa, with gorgaout cornar ■ $21,000— Six. room oldor homo, 2-car garago. Call 6 4 ^ 7 . 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for lengths, 267-4322. now! This won’t last. Arthur BOLTON - Reduced $3,000. AiMqtn*, crib*, botOM, trunk*, modern facilities. Canine CaU 646-1929 after 6 p.m. I firaplaca, 3-4 badrooma, axcallant condition. I or Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 $1. Phone 643-2711. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Owners have purchased ACADEMY APPLIANCE and •M nueuloM end boola, elwirw J. WATSON BEACH GO. WARREN E. FOR SALE-Used Kodagranh Road, Manchester. 646-5971. I S32,900 — Juat llatad, aix-room Capa In Idaal location. | another home, and are $22,000— Five room “doll houa#.” refrigeration service - Repair micro film reader, mooei loali, World War I e II ' Naw kitchan floor and hatchway. ■ ffMttort MLS anxious to sell this very lovely SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury Hama, taatlwr cran and talat, ManchMtwr Offlew e47>0199 HOWLAND most makes of appUances and MPE, $126, Phone 643-2711, lablaa, daoraatlon gliMs. •&. TWO BLACK Poodle puppies, S32,900 — Would you ballava a 30 It. living room with £gu§J Hou$fng Opportunity custom built Ranch, on I $38,900— Six rooni|fi'lck Capo, two-car garaga, refrigerators, call Vernon 643- above ground pool distributor Ext. » . □ RENTALS I ! secluded treed acre. $35. each. CaU 6 4 6 -^ . flraplaca In thia two-badroom Ranch. Ballava Itl b a lS Ts badrooma. 1811. wiU sell and completely in­ I I Maintenance free redwood stall a huge 16x31’ OD swim CLEA N SEASONED Dealer's Space FREE PUPPY, four months I 132,900 — Saven room Capa, |uat llatad, thraa or lour | MANCHESTER - Big home, GORGEOUS four bedroom and stone exterior. Unusual $37,000-0-6 Duplax. Naw roof, himacaa and I MADE TO ORDER - Formica pool complete with fencing, hardwood - spUt and ready for Rooms for Rent 52 ■ badrooma, living room, kitchan, baaamant rac room. ■ reasonably priced. Aluminum raised hearth fieldstone sundeck, filter and pump. Available old. Mostly German shepherd. Colonial, move-in condition, alactrical. 3 badrooma aach aida. tops, cabinets, doors. Top fireplace. Deliv(Jelivered. ’ Call " " a Must give up. Quiet. Most 930,000 — Larga 6-6 Duplax, with a aubatantlal sided Cape. Four bedrooms, center hall, beautiful kitchen fireplace in living room, first quality work, references. Now only $888. Full price anytime. 742-6569. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly I ! fliror carpeted, family room shots, will leave $ ^ . at vet for aaaumabla flrat mortgaga. ThIa could ba tha ona you’va two baths, front-to-back with latest appliances, pan­ I $30,900-Savan room Colonial In Portar 8L | Free estimates. 649-7831. financing available. Call toU Ho Admission Charge rooms, single $56., double $69. I I fireplaced iiving room, family with built in desk and free l-8mi428-9607, 9-9 daily. shots, examination. 6434)157. eled rec room, wall-to-wall araa. Thraa b « 9 i|Aema, aunporch, mint FOR SALE - 1971 thru 1975 CALL plus tax, continental baan walling for. Don't mlaa III | room. An excellent buy at cabinets, above ground pool carpeting in several rooms, ^ condition. CARPENTRY WORK and Field And Stream and Sports breakfast, maid service, color I 937,900 — Largo Ihraa bedroom Colonial Capo, | $43,900. B/W Realty. 647-1419. formal dining room, living and much more. Reduced to Custom Cabinet work, Ralph WANTED - Used baby fur­ Afield; $25.00. CaU 5635098 Antiques 48 TV, utilities, parking. CaU, I aluminum aiding, garage, tread lot on Weal Side. ! $52,900. Cantor & Goldfarb, niture, in good condition, 6432300. room with fireplace, beautiful $47,900— Ton room-Colonial, 1’A acraa, 0 bod­ Nadeau, caU 64^7004. alter 5 p.m. MANCHESTER - by owner. treed lot. Mid 60's, 646-1189. 871-0005, or 875-6244. already have crib and dresser. TWO YEAR old gas stove, WANTED Antique furniture, I 938,800 — Savan-room lull dormerad Cape, two lull I rooma, 2-car garago. I bathe, rac room, carpeting, treed lot, garage. | Must Sell. Six room Cape, WATERPROOFING - Please caU 6439262. DIAMOND RING m a n y excellent condition. $50. CaU glass, pewter, oil paintings, or FURNISHED ROOM for rent, three bedrooms, dining room, settlni 62 pobits. Beautiful. 646-4527. other antique Items. R. all conveniences. Parking, I 939,000 — Complataly ramodalad aevan-room ■ $51,900— Savon room Rocklodgo Ranch, two- Hatchways, foundation living room with fireplace, cracks, sump pumps UistaUed, ELECTROLUX - one year $500 urm. Written appraisal. Harrison, 64^09. near bus line. CaU 649-6914. I' Colonial with every imitginable convenience. Mual be H garage, partially fenced lot, car garaga, Oraplacod living room, fireplace repairs, concrete free service. $69. CaU 875- CaU 643-5348, after 6. WE BUY and sell furniture. I aeon to appraclala. Croat valual | major appliances, ideal loca­ Cus^m ized ...your condominium home at good valuo. basement floors, ceramic tile 9190. Cash on the line. One piece or ANTIQUES Wanted - SLEEPING room, furnished 939,000 — Juat llatad. 5-5 Duplex, three badrooma In I tion, $33,100, call 647-9824. National Weather Forecast Forest Ridge can have the interior you want! Meet with repairs, slate hallways. HOUSE PLANTS for sale - an entire houseful. 646-M32. American furniture, oriental for rent. 272 Main Street. each apartment, two heating ayalama. V/t batha In ona ! I $59,900— Anaaldl-bullt aovan room Ralaad Expert mason. 643-4953, 653- KIRBY VACUUMS - from Thursday - Sunday, 9-5, nice Furniture Bam, 345 Main St. rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ 1 our design people and w e'll move walls for you. In fact, $49,95 up. CaU 875-9190 (one LIGHT Housekeeping, room I apartment. | NEW LISTING - at beautiful Ranch on Spring SIrool. Two flroplacao 2914, 527-5522. selection - many unusual Beside Douglas Motors. sor chairs, crocks, jugs, Columbia Lake. Year ’round you can have any interior you design or dictate. year guarantee). for rent, stove, refrigerator two-car garago, family room, 1 lull and varieties. 240 Buckland Road, weathervanes, primitives. I 940,800 — 5-6 Two Family, two heating ayatama, | aluminum sided home. 39. J 3 South Windsor. FIVE PIECE drop leaf rock Ron Dionne, 6431691. and linens provided. 801 Main 3 0 0 0 ? “ 34 2 ban batha. CARPET Installation and 0 axcallant plumbing and wiring, convenient location, a Delightful kitchen with stove, S t A I T t f /.(>■ repairs, residential and com- CAMPER SHELL - 8’ in- maple kitchen set $75. CaU Street. 649-9879. dishwasher, refrigerator. 3 000 • Only 60 Homes T o Be Built and Sold In All Of Forest Ridge sulated and paneled. Jalousie 6432221 after 4 p.m. I 941,800 — Clean 5-5, Two Family, two now gaa hot I [ $64,900— Naw UsUng - alagant aavan room cualoin merclai, free estimates, one MUST SELL ■ Living room FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ Priced to sell at ^1,000. Call windows, $2%, aU reasonable set, five piece dinette set, tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, CLEAN, pleasant room for I water heating ayatama. Huge Bualnaaa Zona II lot. | bulb Ranch, wtUi two ear garaga locatad In year guarantee on ail B/W Realty, 647-1419. workmanship. Call Bob or offers considered, Vernon, recliner and lamps, other mis­ ELECTRIC Typewriter - por­ lamps, etc. Now accepting rent. Close to everything, near 942,800 — 6-6 Duplax with aluminum aiding, aat on a • All Homes have 2 Bedrooms Plus I • Tw in Glazed Insulated Rockladga araa. Two flrapiacaa, 2W batha, Ron 646-1580, 875-6323. 871-1824. cellaneous items. CaU 646- table with case, $100 firm, consignments, for March auc­ bus line. Linens provid^. CaU larga tread lot. Conveniently located on bua line. S 6433109. 1 COVENTRY - Bolton Line: Den/Study and 2'A Baths Windows with Screens wall-to-wall carpal, larga airy rooma. 6073. excellent condition, call 646- tion. 644-8962. I 942,800 — Juat llatad, eight-room Split Laval with 5 ■ Beautifui country setting on BAN FRANCIBCO PAPERHANGING - Our only RAILINGS, Ornamental 0841. I badrooma, flraplaca, V h bathe, garage and large lot. | three acres, 1974 quality built work, any type wall covering. columns, cast iron wood LIFETIME Membership for THE PACK RAT Antiques, BEDROOM - share 1 1/2 " ciivann ______= 56'Colonial R-R, two-car gar- • Completely Air Conditioned • City Water, City Sewers, Fully insuTM. CaU 871-0062 or stoves. Frank’s Ornamental sale in prominent health club. DUNCAN PHYFE drop leaf collectibles, Indian jewelry, baths, kitchen with owner and m ,B 0 0 - Immaculate 9-room Colonial Cape, Vh I age, 2 1/2 baths, elegant foyer other tenant, references, dis­ I Covered Carports 875-7123. Iron Shop, 59 Loomis Street, CaU Joy Farmington, phone 1- table and four Lyre back Sunday, 12-6, 40 Flora Rd., off Gormet" eat-in kitchen, Helping People Buy or Sell Homes Manchester. 649-7316. count for lease, 6437630. batht, ttone fireplace, double garag«, plui 3.9 acret. • “ Gori ...... ' - V f / • Wall-to-Wall Carpeting 677-2796. chairs, call 6494)381. Route 85, Bolton. brick fireplaced family room, lOWItt IIMPilATUMM TYPING - editing, and proof I 988,900 — Juat Hated, huge eight-room brick Cape 9 many extra custom features. • Private Swimming Pool, Anyplace in the USA! J.. reading. Work of professional Autos For Soto 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale with rear and aye dormers, two batha, 3-car garage and I Conveninent to 1-86 and 1-84, • Kitchens Include Continuous quaUty. 6494)252. 61 Autos For Sale 61 small greenhouse. S $55,900. Red Arrow Realty, Bathhouse, Lighted Tennis Court ■ -W-, Cleaning Oven and Range, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 I 980,000 — Brand new three bedroom Duplax, brick ^ 872-8555. ' Painting-Papering 32 50 RELDCATING? I front, two heating ayatama, separate basements, | Self-Defrosting Refrigerator, • Varied Selection of Home Lat ua know arhara you ara moving ao wa can ” aluminum aiding, large lot. Offers conaldersd. ■ \ry/']um

Room* for Rent Our usBil cars are Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 53 marked down for CONVENIENTLY Located, during our MANCHESTER - Brand new MANCHESTER - unique, two 32 LINDEN ST. - Attractive, clean, quiet, furnished room, bedroom apartment on second shower, parking, homelike at­ three bedroom duplexes, star­ six room duplex. Across from CHOPPING PRICES 18 OUR BUSINESS ting at $250 per month. floor of two family house, for­ Center Park. Near Bus line, SUPER SAVINGS mosphere. Mature responsi­ mal dining room, fireplaced ble person. Phone 569-2525. Includes appliances, and is shopping etc. Lease, security. fully carpeted, heat not in­ living room, appliances, Middle-aged couple preferred. storage, garage, 'porch, 1974 NOVA 1974 BEL AIR 1874 PINTO Apartments For Rent 53 cluded. No pets. Security and No pets or children. references required. Call 647- covered patio, large treed lot, 4*0««r BbdRit. • «yL* vkL tra n t., 4-Door S*dMl. V-8, A/tTMM-, I Wagon. 4 cyL, AArant., References required. Call 649- eoodn p/tiM fIng, r«dlo. 9936 or 649-2003. excellent location. $265, un­ 7911 mornings and afternoons. WE HAVE customers waiting heated. Mr. Blanchard, 646- Wa9$2499 W asS»8S WatS2898 for the rental of your apart­ 2482.______ment or home. J.D. Real UNUSUAL Deluxe one BOLTON- large one bedroom mow bedroom Townhouse, private *2295 now*2345 now*2795 Estate Associates, Inc. 646- TWO BEDROOM - luxury apartment, stove, entrances and patio, full base- refrigerator, heat and djut ment, includes, heat, Townhouse, located in Highland Park section, of water. Quiet neighborhood, w ^ y 73 OLDS 72 CHEVELLE 74 OPEL appliances, carpeting and references required, $210 YOUR BEST DEAL O-OOOR.SeyLiA/trNM. LOOKING for anything in real Manchester, wooded and OMIOA Maer, • eyU A/trmf., estate rental - apartments, pool, ice skating pond. $245 monthly, 646-2311. p/twiring. MiWA u n u s CPS. 4-C|l angfeM, per month, Damato Enter­ private, for information, call N O W • 2 3 9 5 Artrana, ylnjl rod AH-fM radkx homes, multiple dwellings, no 646-1616 after 5 o'clock. NO W * 2 8 9 5 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate prises, 646-1021. AVAILABLE - March 1st. live 73 COMET WaaSSSSS NOW • 2 7 9 5 rooms, first floor, full base­ 78 FORD 2-DOOR. ( e|l, A/lrana, radio. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. MANCHESTER - East Hart­ ONA 74 CHEVELLE ELLINGTON Penny Hill ment, laundry dryer hook-ups, MUSTAHO II V-*, A/liana., NO W • 2 6 4 5 MAUBU ST^A. WON. V-A Afoana, Apartments - 3 1/2 large ford Town line. Beacon Hill stove, enclosed front and rear p/Marlng, vhnrl not, mSo. air apwdtUon, r a ^ p/ataartng, TWO BEDROOM apartment, Apartments - Choice one and rooms, five closets, porches, no pets. Security, Wm 9 43 H n o w • 4 2 9 5 74 CAMARO p/orakaa. near school, churches and appliances, carpeting and two bedroom apartments SAT. CM . V-( angina, 44pd. shopping area. Please call 646- lease, plus utilities. Call 568- WM$349B NOW • 3 3 8 5 storage. Heat and hot water available. All appliances and 6781 between 6-8 p.m. 73 VOLKS. trana, vinyl rnot, p/ataaring, 2623. included. Parking for two conveniences. Located across t u n a MITLI StnH, Mtsns, p/braHaa, radto. 78 OLDS cars. Adults, positively no from beautiful Wickham iMla. NOW • 4 1 9 5 STANPmt CPS. a<|l. 44ptad THREE BEDROOM Con­ MANCHE.STER - attractively pets. Immediate occupancy Park, exit 92, off 1-86, left on paneled two room apartment, Was 12976 NOW •2 5 75 dominium, 2 1/2 baths, rec West Middle Turnpike. Office HEW BUICK 73 TOYOTA $195. Call 875-9407 if no W at $8898 NO W • 3 8 8 5 room, carpeted, air- stove, refrigerator, heat, elec­ 74 VESA COnONA STA. WON. 4 eyl., answer, 871-1666, hours, 1-5 p.m. daily including tricity, references, no pels, conditioning, car-port, pool weekends. 289-2010. HATOHIACK CM. 4 cyL. A/traiw., A/trarw., air eandlttan, rmMe. 74 VOLKSWAGEN $150, 646-3167 , 228-3540. .n d s * and tennis privileges, $375 per TWO BEDROOM Garden Wm $339S n o w • 3 2 9 5 4 .4 11, 4.apaad month. Lease, security, and apartments, large kitchen, no TWO ROOM apartment, heat, at S&S Buick’s Was $2796 NO W • 2 6 9 5 FIVE ROOM third floor part- 74 GHEVEUE references required.646-3999 pets, appliances. Call Glaston­ hot water, stove, refrigerator, Was 18128 NOW •30 9 5 evenings. ment, heat, stove, utilities, in­ 74IM PALA MAUBU CPi. A/tram., rado, air bury House 633-4972. furniture. Apply Marlows, 867 cluded. Middle-aged adults, no tSOHr SIOAN. V-*, A/Mm., air candMoft, V*4, roaf, p/elewlng, Main St, aoMNan, p/*laarlng. pets. 647-1619. WASHINGTON’S Wm $3328 N O W ^ 3 ! m Frwk md Emetl W M 93898 NOW • 3 4 9 5 72 MERCURY TRUCKS 73 VOLKS. COMCT X-pOON. p.«|t, AfoMW, Mfoon. 4 ejfl., l apaad trana, ratUa, 74 CHEVROLET *3198 BIRTHDAY ndto. W TON STSPSIOS M OOSU10|l. N O W • 2 2 4 5 Wm 12818 NOW •259 5 72 CHEVELLE 75 FORD *: 73 CAMARO M A Lia U t P T . C P S . V -l angina. W TON PICKUP. • oil, A/Irtni, SELL-ABRATION IMHIT era. V4,'AArana, ladlo. A/lrana, p/Maaring, rado. LpMHR SB

Answer to Previous Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 13.11176 - PAGE NINETEEN Dances Charles M. Shhultz D e a r A b b y ACROSS 3 Young man 4 Snare 1 Qlidlng dance 5 Numerical VE5,/MA'AM, \ ‘fES,/HA'AM..CHI/CKANPI Given With Every New Or 6 Slow greceful symbols dance CHI/CKANPI realize we p ip WK0N6... Used Cer Purchasedl By Abigail Van Buren 6 Mythical HAVE FINISHEP | 12 Cognizant queen CHUC 4 6 -----Mointa. It Iowa Pleaae print thia. The shoe will fit both a woman, eiza 6. • 47 After (prefix) 11 22 !T IT and a man, size 10. Let them west it! 50 Bucketlike vessel FT 3l 32 had IT IN DETROIT 52 Black mineral a " 1 56 City In Florida 1 Om ^ eltnaUoa has no Mae. 60 Throat rinses f r *61 Climbing H pepper w 62 Stirs up Are 63 Mountain crest ** DEAR ABBY: I have a problem and I need help. I have « i n w JT Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer •^m arried for six yeere, end my husband itill acta aa DOWN 1 it 0 - s r H 69 though wa have been married only a few days. 1 Women's Ha won t keep hie hands off me. We can luve marital Army Corps U MOM WILL NEVER WHAT SHE) ^ t i ^ for hour straight, and he la ready to go again in (eb.) MARE IT AS A LACKS IKI, 16 minutes. I don’t ever reach a 2 Profound At B3 respect If SKAT INS.. ®«»>M my husband see a doctor, or should I get soma energy pillar MRS. A. IN KILGORE, TEX. 3 DEAR MRS. A.: Energy pOle won't help. You need Win at Bridge professhmal help. VALUE RATED USED CARS I^P.8. Too bad your husband wasn’t bam during BibUcal timaa whan a man could have as many wives oa he could support.) Forcing club bid runs amuck . 1972 FORD E200 Window Van. V -8,3 NORTH best he could by going to two 2-13 ) ^ a p e a d c 4QJ7 notrump. DEAR ABBY: I am u 80-year-old man who loat his wife WKQJ1032 Uft Now North finally showed at year. I'm in good health, but I am londy. 4K real strength by his Jump to * 4 A Q 0 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence I “ ve bawme attracted to my widowed eieterin-law. four clubs and South jumped (She was my wife’s younger sister. 11 never thought I would WEST EAST to six clubs. He had decided WE W ERE IWBRELV coneito iMiTyii^|tagain. but lately I am changing my mind 410,632 4634 WHV?.„TO ^HONESTLY,HO, CAPTAIN EASYl,..'^ HMMPHL.OBVIOU$LY YOU'VE 1 that his partner's bidding was eOIN6 TO HAVE YOU W A6 1,983 STEAL THAT YOU'LL FINP THE ttBAL ANSWER TRANSLATEP THE MARKINSS meant to show a void of PRIVE US TO McKEES 4.0 6 3 MUMMY CASE IN THAT J U e INEIPETHE CARl Is it wrong to have romantic feelings about a 4 AQJ62 diamonds. North went to six CURRENT BSYPTIAN 4732 8i8t4r*in*lAW? She's 74 snd • lot of fun, and she reminds me 464 notrump and West opeh^ a of my brioved wife. SOUTH (D) spade. 4AK 1972 CHRYSLER FEELING GUILTY W74 South won and went after Newport Royal 4 Dr. H.T. 4 10734 hearts. West ducked the first DEAR FEELING: When your wife died, hw eister heart lead, but had to win the AT, 4KJ1065 c e ^ being your elsterdn-Uw. She is DOW as el^ble as any Neither vulnerable second one. other dagle wooma. If the romantic fediaga are matniuL Then West entered into proceed without gufli.^ Neither of you neede parental some sort of trance. He had a content. Weil North E eil South feeling that somehow or other there might be something 1 4 wrong with his opponents’ bid­ Pass IV Pass 24 Pass 2 4 Pass 2 N.T. ding. Finally, he led a dia­ Pass 4 4 Pass 6 4 mond and ^ s t cashed three diamond tricks. Pass 6 N.T. Pass Pass Alley Oop — Dave Grauo Astro-graph Pass j MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Opening lead — 3 4 m LOOKS TO ME ...WE CAN SAVE YOUR By BERNICE BEDE 080L An Indiana reader wants to MYSOO’NBSS/ HIS COLOR'S EXPLAIN YEAH , L BREATH, By Oswald & James Jacoby know l{ South should bid with ; COMINS o f f ! t h is L IT U B ' UKE THESE TWO For Saturday. Feb. 14, ItT t FELLOW ISNT W H tn AT AU! WERE TRYIN' TO TH' WHOLE Y'SEE... I BOYS,' 4QJ1087VKJ4S4Q 83 4Q. TAKE YOU, UMPA THINS.' Silver Lane at Hartford Rd., Manchester 6 4 3 - 1 5 1 1 i ARIES (March 21-AprS If) Today's hand from the The bidding has gone: One Your warm. Ingratiating SCORPIO (OcL 23- Nov. 22) finals of the team trials shows club by West, pass, one manner today will add luster to The more chellenglng the what happens when a forcing- ¥¥¥¥¥Y¥¥YYT situation, the better you res­ notrui^, pass, 2 clubs, pass, your personality and enhance club system fouls up. pass. Ihe game is duplicate your Image In the eyes of pond to II today. Set definite goals, don't settle lor second South couldn't open one club and South is vulnerable. others. and forced to start E best. was Our answer is a resounding TAURUS (Aprs 20-May 20) proceedings with one dia­ SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Oeo. “Maybe". It depends on who You'll make an excellent host mond. North's two-spade 21) Use your charm, humor is at the table, we would make or hostess today so, It It doesn't and the toll sell today with rebid was one of those bids a bid, but we tend to live Interfere with your present others. The reeulls may even described as fourth-suit for­ dangerously at the bridge plena, have a small group over. surprise you. cing and poor South did the table. ‘ a*i3 QEMINI (May 21-Junt 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. . You're lortunale today In that BsTrys World IS) There Is opportunity about you'll know how to put to a you today, but you may have to worthwhile use Information The Filntstonos — Hanna Barbara Productions dig (or It a bit. Read between passed on to you. Be a good listener. the tines of what's lold you. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. It) CANCER (Jims 21-Juty 22) , ...AND THAT'S l o o k Your chances lor gain look Favors you ask of ftiends today /-' WHY VOU HIRED are likely to be granted. Your I PHONED EVE very promising today. Don't ME...RISHT pals are sensitive lo your close doors to situations that ?/ needs and want to help. , WAS TM' CH EAFI s T... . could Incroass your resources. ^ ^ X Rie “ B i m M S A L E PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Le o (July 23-Aug. 22) This There are greater rewards than should be a pleasant day. es­ 3 B I G / usual lor tasks that you put pecially i| you're Involved In your hands to today. Taka .V' tome group activity. You'll pride In whal you undertake. know how to get things jum­ ping. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) For y o u r best results today, do that which has to be done so as not b irth d a y < a c = I * ' 10 call loo muim attention to Fab. 1 4 ,1S7S DAYS yoursell. or the other party. You will form soveral alliancet r LIBRA (Sept 32-OcL 23) To­ this coming year that will help day, you can absorb advance your hopes and Born Loser — Art Sansom knowledga and Ideas. Study wishes. 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