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Clearing, breezy this afternoon, high Area news . . 16-17 Editorial ...... 4 40-45. Clear tonight, low in low 20s, ^ Business ... — 21 Family ...... 8-9 Friday, sunny, high near 40. National Classified .. .21-22 Gardening .... 10 weather forecast map on Page 21. “Tfcc One” Comics__ ... 23 Obituraries .... 12 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES Dear Abby . ... 23 Sports__ 13-14-15 TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 11,1876- VOL. XCV, No. 137 PRICK. FIF1KKN CENTS In Illinois showdown with Wallace Carter out to prove Florida was no fluke By LEWIS LORD showings are reason to stay in the Uiiiteii Press International Illinois. His main objective, he in­ race. sisted, was “to establish the fact that Jimmy Carter says next Tuesday’s With Fred Harris, Sargent Shriver W.? Illinois primary will be another we can make a good showing,” and Wallace the only other “Getting 49 per cent of the vote in showdown between him and George Democrats on the Illinois ballot. Wallace, and will show that “Florida New Hampshire and 47 per cent in Carter said his main opponent will be Florida," Reagan said, “does not wasn't an accident.’’ the Alabama governor he defeated in President Ford, also fresh o li a mean that you fold your tent and Florida Tuesday. “Illinois is my silently steal away." primary win in Florida flies to most important state in the nation," Illinois for a two-day sweep and a Ford said he assumes Reagan Carter said. “ It will show that “will be in the ball game" until the campaign visit Saturday to North Florida wasn't an accident." Carolina; while Ronald Reagan GOP convention in August, although Reagan, campaigning in Illinois a Chicago Sun-Times poll showed the played down the importance of com­ Wednesday night, didn’t attach much ing in first and said his strong President ahead in Illinois by a importance to beating Ford in margin of 53 per cent to 32 per cent. ^Law enforcement arts' class in action

Manchester Policeman Jon Hawthorne defends himself with a billyclub as East Windsor Policeman Isidro Torres attacks with a knife during “Law Enforcement Arts” classes Pleading process continues Wednesday at the Manchester Teen Center. The “arts” classes, part of the curriculum during spring sessions of the Manchester Regional Police Academy, included instruction and demonstration of self-defense techniques and special deterrent equipment. The in fire district litigation academy, which opened its sessions this week, will be attended by about 200 policeman from six towns in the next 11 weeks. (Herald photo by Pinto) By SOL R. COHEN procedure is intended to expedite Another complaint states. “The lleral Reporter trials and, in some instances, avoid a conduct of the Town of Manchester in As part of the pleading process in trial. preventing the District from exten­ the court action over fire-service A trial is expected in this instance ding its boundary lines and preven­ Businessmen urge repeal jurisdiction in the Buckland area, however, although it appears it will ting the District from furnishing fire Victor Moses, Manchester town be several weeks before a court date protection in the additional territory counsel, has received replies to a list is set. known as the Buckland Area vitally of questions he had submitted to John Most of the questions asked by affects^ the public interest, has of services sales tax LaBelle, Eighth District counsel. Moses deal with the petitions, the causeda serious conflict between the The Eighth District is suing the special meetings scheduled for con­ District and the owners of real HARTFORD tUPl) — Business state economy, we feel the passage representative of the Associated town in Hartford Superior Court, sidering the petitions, the Nov. 17 property in the additional territory spokesmen, wearing labels urging of this riieasure will be mutually Restaurants of Connecticut. seeking a declaratory judgment referendum, the procedure at the known as the Buckland Area on the lawmakers to “repeal 7 per cent on beneficial to the State of Connecticut Consumer groups have opposed the determination of its right to furnish referendum, the list of eligible one side and the Town of .Manchester business services,” testified in wave and the construction industry," he gasoline levy, saying the switch fire protection in Buckland, claiming voters, etc. on the other." after wave that striking the tax said. benefits business at the expense of that a Nov. 17, 1975 district referen­ However, one question by Moses A further complaint is that “the would spur the s ta te ’s ailing He said the bill was vital because the average wage earner, dum gives it that right. The referen­ asks, "In what way has the Town of conduct by the Town of Manchester economy. In recent years the industry had "This bill comes at a really good dum was in response to a petition for Manchester ‘thwarted the right of has thwarted the right of property The representatives, of everything become heavily involved in renova­ time to stimulate the economy," said fire service, signed by more than half property owners of the Buckland owners of the Buckland Area to elect from employment agencies to junk tion work, which was taxable. He Carroll J, Hughes, representing the of the Buckland property owners. The Area to elect which fire department which lire department they wish to dealers, Wednesday urged the said the levy was causing a slowdown Connecticut Solid Waste Association, petition was under the provisions of they wish to furnish fire protection furnish fire protection to their area." legislature’s Finance Committee to on,such orders. John Singer, president of the Public Act 200. services to their area’?" In reply to Moses' question relating pass Gov, Ella T. Grasso’s plan to The proposal is part of Mrs. Connecticut Hotel and Motel The questions asked of LaBelle by One of the complaints in the Eighth to “thwarted the right. " Labelle repeal the 7 per cent levy on business Grasso’s plan to balance the budget Association, said his 170 members Moses are part of the pleading District court actions states,'... the wrote, “Since the Buckland property services. for the fiscal year beginning July 1. needed the repeal so they could com­ process. Under Rules of Practice and defendant Town of Manchester has owners filed the petition and the “We are hopeful the repeal of this To compensate for the $25 million pete for the tourist business. Pre-Trial Procedures, either party in prevented and continues to prevent District vo'ed extend the District tax will be the start of the revitaliza­ that would be raised by the tax, Mrs. John Hobson, president of the State an action can submit questions per­ the District from extending its boun­ lines to include the Buckland Area, tion of the Connecticut construction Grasso is urging a hike in two cents Association of Employment Agen­ taining to the writ, requesting dary lines within its authorized the Town of .Manchester has con­ industry," said Robert Werme, of per gallon in the levy on gasoline, cies, said his group's 200 members further information. Moses now must territory and from furnishing fire tinued to assert fire protection Norwalk, speaking for the Subcon­ which she says will raise $29.2 were experiencing situations where respond to LaBelle's answers. The protection to the Buckland area.” authority for the area, including Fire tractors Association of Connecticut. million. persons refused jobs because they Marshal authority " “Similarly, since leading No one spoke against the repeal had to pay the tax on the commis­ economists feel that a healthy con­ and many witnesses wore the large sion. struction industry means a healthy tags which were handed out by a Barbara Kamanitz, owner of Officials hope Wall St. investors Invest Management Group Inc., I* which she said manages more than 600 apartment units, said the tax was will be bullish on Connecticut News summal'y causing a hardship on landlords. HARTFORD (UPI) - State of­ said Robin Huntley, bond analyst for would not borrow to cover possible School opening ficials today seemed optimistic a Connecticut Bank and Trust. deficits. Wall Street lobbying blitz by Gov. Moody's Investors Service dropped Compiled from United Preea Internatlonel “The State of Connecticut can and delayed by snow Ella T. Grasso will make investors its Connecticut rating from AA to A1 will overcome the problems that bullish on Connecticut. last week, citing the rising state have plagued other states. " she said. Extra snow accumulation during The governor went to New York debt, but Standard and Poor's early “I can assure you I will not tolerate State flu vaccine to protect the na­ Wednesday night and early this mor­ Wednesday to plug a $100 million this week retained its AA rating of bonding any future deficits, should tion from a major epidemic ning caus^ slippery road conditions state bond issue, and while bankers the state. they occur," she said in the only HARTFORD---- B arry next fall. in certain areas of Manchester so and investment brokers who lunched State officials are reported expec­ remark that drew applause from the Brunelle, 17, today cynically that school bus routes were delayed with her were tight-lipped, one bond ting to pay between 6.2 and 6.5 per about 40 bankers and brokers. waited for further legislative DALLAS — A federal judge two hours. analyst said the sales pitch hit cent interest on the $100 million. An When Mrs. Grasso opened the floor action to see if he would collect has ordered the busing of 20,000 School had originally been delayed paydirt. interest rate one per cent higher for questions, none was asked. “I the $10,000 he won in the lottery students to desegregate the one hour, but when Elmer Thrall, State officials were nervous about would mean an additional cost of $10 think this is a good omen, " she said. that state officials refused to nation’s eighth iargest school school bus contractor, and some of the March 17 bond offering because million. An after-lunch “work session " pay because he is under age. district. his drivers started out about 8 a.m. of the recent downgrading of the Connecticut's last bond issue, between state oflifials and bond on their first run, they discovered state’s credit rating and the jittery shortly after its credit rating was analysts drew few questions from the STAMFORD - Dr. Michael dropped from AAA to AA last spring, Sveda, discoverer of LOS ANGELES - Defense hazardous driving conditions in the bond market caused by New York floor. attorneys representing SLA Wyllys and Porter Sts. area. Upon City’s financial troubles. was sold for 6.16 per cent. The Mrs. Huntley said most analysts cyclamates, says an indefinite previous bond issue was sold for 5.55 government report on suspects William and Emily their advice, James P. Kennedy, The bafikers and brokers "seemed knew a lot about Connecticut's finan­ Harris have asked for a one- school superintendent, delayed very pleased and almost all of them per cent. Mrs. Grasso and her aides cial conditions and didn't have to ask marketing of the chemical arrived in New York on a Greyhound sweetener is comical. The year delay in their trial, school opening another hour to give told me they thought Moody's was questions. claiming that a prejudicial the snow a chance to melt. wrong in dropping its credit rating," bus from Hartford, an apparent Attending the session with the report said the committee attempt to show she's tight on spen­ studying the chemical could pretrial "publiciity blitz” about 80 analysts were House ding. She returned to the Capitol on a not say for sure whether makes it impossible to pick a Speaker James J Kennelly, fair and intelligent jury, Connecticut police car to be able Treasurer Henry E Parker, Finance cyclamates are capable of make a 5 p.m. meeting. causing cancer in humans. It Town Democrats re-elect Commissioner Jay 0. Tepper, Comp­ The governor, who told the money was disclosed that rats used in WASHINGTON - The House troller J Edward Caldwell and men during a luncheon, “all I can tests which led to the 1969 ban Armed Services Committee Senate .Majority Leader Joseph 1 think of is the lambs and the lions," were not fed cyclamates alone has completed work on a $33.3 Lieberman. D-New Haven committee officers assured them the state budget is but a mixture inclduing billion military procurement See Page 18 for another story on tightly controlled and pledged she saccharin. bill, including $1.1 billion more By SOL R. COHEN years ago. He said the November state financial problems. than recommended by the ad­ llfruhl Rt’porlcr 1975 election cost $8,294, compared to Regional ministration for new ships, ac­ $7,024 in 1974 and $7,096 in 1973. cording to congressional It took Manchester Democrats just The committee voted a $25 con­ WESTON, Mass. - Two sources. over a minute Wednesday night to re­ tribution to the Edward Moriarty McDowall joins Herald short, sharp earthquakes were elect all officers of the Democratic Scholarship Fund and a $10 contribu­ recorded in the southern part WASHINGTON - A Town Committee — unanimously and tion to the Town Meeting '76 (a of Massachusetts about 3:29 voluminous deposition from without opposition. It was on a mo­ Bicentennial effort). The late advertising department a.m. today, according to the Richard Nixon reveals dis­ tion by Mayor Matt Moriarty, Edward Moriarty was long-time Weston Observatory. No in­ crepancies between his second^ by a chorus of voices. Democratic registrar of voters. Douglas McDowall has been juries or property damage recollections and Henry Re-elected to two-year terms were Phillips, co-chairman with Herbert named classified advertising were reported, but radio Kissinger’s regarding just who Ted Cummings, chairman; Dorothy Stevenson of a dinner-dance planned manager for The .Manchester stations in Rhode Island and chose the officials and Brindamour, vice-chairman; Mary for May 15, said it will be at Willie's Evening Herald. Massachusetts received newsmen to be wiretapped in LeDuc, secretary; and Paul Phillips, Steak House, 444 Center St,, with .McDowall comes to' The Herald numerous calls from con­ search of leaks in 1969. treasurer. about 300 persons expected. The from Colorado Springs, Colo, where cerned residents. Cummings, who is state represen­ event is the fourth annual dinner- he was assistant classified adver­ tative from the 12th Assembly dance for “Honoring Democratic tising manager with the Gazette AUGUSTA, Maine - The International District and is a former town direc­ Friends.” Telegraph. Ik'lore that he was a constitutional ban on prayer in tor and school board member, has Cummings and Stevenson classing advertising salesman with the schools has no affect on been chairman since January 1961, (Democratic registrar of voters) told the Sioux City Journal in Sioux -City , BELFAST, Northern Ireland Iowa, prayer before legislative when he succeeded Steve Cavagnaro. the committee members of the am­ — Extremist Protestants have A native of South Dakota, he was sessions, cabinet meetings or claimed responsibility for Except for brief “thank you’s” bitious schedule ahead of them, star­ other government functions, from the four officers, there were no ting with March 24 at 8 p.m. graduated from the University of killing prominent Protestant South Dakota in 1969. according to Attorney General speeches. That night, the Democrats will en­ leader Sammy Smyth. He was McDowall lives at 126 Highiand St. Joseph Brennan. The 80-member town committee dorse delegates to the July 18-19 state shot down In his sister’s home with his wife. Jean, and a daughter. Wednesday for recently ad­ seated Wednesday night was elected c o n v e n tio n ; Ju ly 20 F ir s t by caucus Jan. 21. It Includes 10 new­ Amy. National vocating negotiations with Congressional District convention; In his post as classified advertising Roman Catholic groups to end comers — 7 elected to fill vacancies July 21 Third and Fourth Senatorial and 3 who unseated 3 incumbents. 'm anager, McDowall will have ATLANTA — Medical of­ Northern Ireland’s sectarian Districts conventions; and July 22 oven-all supervision of the ficials may .recommend free The terms are to March 1978. warefare. Ninth and Fourteenth Assembly newspaper's line classified adver­ Phillips reported a K,299 balance District conventions, all to name in the treasury, compared to a $3,510 tisements, real estate advertising and automobile advertising. balance a year ago and $3,261 two Sw Page Two |MH!(;E,\S MrDOM ALI- a. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thtirs., March 11, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALD. Manchester, eunn., inurs., March 11, 1976— PAGE THREE "Math team Democrats re-elect wins second About town ] Club raises funds to fight disease Conlinued from Page 1 The April 27 caucuses and the May 11 Science fair primary are Democratic Party in league Democratic candidates for the Nov. 2 matters and not state-mandated. All The executive board of Members of the Manchester Junior elections. Candidates for the 12th and costs will be borne by the party, with next week Manchester Young erythematosus) is a disease which in­ There are nearly 500,000 lupus the United Methodist Women’s Club will be in front of Top 13th Assembly Districts will be all election workers volunteers. Marines will meet tonight volves the skin, kidneys, brain, heart patients in the United States. The Manchester High School math Women of South Church Notch on N. Main St. Friday from 11 named in August. / Cummings noted that the Connecticut students in public, private, and parochial at 7 at Howell Cheney and blood system. If occurs primari­ Dale Denver, disc jockey at radio team won second place last week in a will meet tonight at 7:30 in a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to receive con­ On April 27 at'S^p.m., with all Democratic Party mandated schools in Grades 7-12 will participate in the 1976 Connec­ Regional Technical School. ly in women of childbearing age. station WRCQ in Farmington, will be Capitol Area Mathematics League the education wing of the tributions for the Lupus Foundation. registered Democrats eligible to par­ caucuses and primary follow ticut Science Fair Tuesday through Saturday at the However, it can occur in children, at Top Notch at noon to aid the club contest at East Hartford High School church. Club members have already begun ticipate, delegate-selection caucuses procedures similar to those followed University of Hartford, 200 Bloomfield Ave„ West Hart­ elderly people, and men of all ages. in its fund raising. in East Hartford. ford. 'Al-Anon family groups their fund raising throughout will be held for a May 11 presidential for the past year in Manchester. The Manchester High is in over-all se­ Manchester Composite will meet tonight at 8 at the Manchester and surrounding area preference Democratic primary, to Democratic Town Committee, he Prizes will be given to winners in the physical and cond place in CAML standings and biological divisions. Squadron of the Civil Air Pathfinders Club, 102 Nor­ and will continue through April 21. be held in all 169 towns and cities. noted, holds townwide caucuses for has qualified to take part in the Patrol will meet tonight man St., and Friday at 10 Lupus is the state Junior Women’s The primary, also with all registered selecting its 80-member committee The fair is open to the public. For further information, Connecticut State Association of call Miss Patricia Driscoll, 249-5897. from 7 to 9:30 at the a.m. at the South United Club project for two ydars. Democrats eligible, will be from and implements a proportionate- Lupus (systemic lupus Mathematics Leagues competition noon to 8 p.m. in all 10 voting dis­ Manchester State Armory, Methodist Church campus. May 1. representation formula for selecting tricts, with paper ballots to be used. its delegates to the state convention. 330 Main St. The meeting is Alateen for the 12- to 20- Manchester hospital notes At the last meet, the Manchester open to all young people year-old children of team scored a total of 67 points and is from Grade 7 through high problem drinkers will meet topped by only Conard High School of school. tonight at 8 at the West Hartford. ECHS Parents Pathfinders Club, with the Scholarship dance Doug Baker, senior, led the team Bloodmobile collects A setback card game will beginners group meeting at is Saturday night Discharged Tuesday: Bernice Gill, Pamela Rodway, 75 Hop River Rd., with a perfect score of 18 points. be played Friday at 7:30 East Hartford; Edward 'Schultz, Bolton; Robin Petig, 145 West Rd., 7:30. The family groups are Ellington; Diane Renaud. 11 Buckland Other team members were Dave hear archbishop p.m. in Cronin Hall of open to those affected by The Manchester Chapter of Westchester; Elizabeth Hasselman, East 69 pints at MCC Hartford; Yasuko Fiorita, 2273 Ellington Rd., South Windsor; Thomas Catalino, 44 Hardy, Bob Weiss and Mark Otter, Mayfair Gardens. All someone with a drinking Parents without Partners will spon­ Orchard St., Rockville; Lonnie Keniston, all juniors, and Dave Ostrom, The Most Rev. John F. Whealon, archbishop of Hart­ sor a dance Saturday with proceeds Rd., South Windsor; Patricia Bilodeau, The Red Cross Blood Center is the tion Program and held in cooperation Mayfair residents are in­ problem. Mansfield Depot; Esther Schuetz, 197 93 Union St., Rockville; Michael Lojzim, sophomore. recipient of 69 pints of badly needed with the Manchester Red Cross of­ ford, will be guest speaker March 17 at the East Catholic vite. to benefit the group’s scholarship Center St.; Kathleen Walsh, 1238 Hart­ 119 Ident Rd., South Windsor. fund. In the B-League competition, San- blood from a collection received fice. High School Parents Club meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the ford Tpke., Vernon; Edward Parisen, 325 Also, Brenda Tedford, 71 Columbus St.; die Bellone, sophomore, scored 15 school auditorium. The United Pentecostal Kelly Rd., Vernon. Frank (Juatrano Jr., Stafford Springs; Wednesday at Manchester Communi­ The board of trustees of The dance, at Fiano's Restaurant points. ty College. Of the 76 persons who appeared, 7 The archbishop will discuss "Contemporary Catholic Church will have a Bible Second Congregational Also, Francis Burnham Jr., 930 Beatrice Van Allen, 87 Summer St,; Manchester High School will host, were deferred until another time. Questions.” Dom Fulco, club president, has invited all in­ study tonight at 7:30 at the in Bolton, will be from 9 p.m. to 1 Sullivan Ave., South Windsor; Patricia Carolyn Provost, 520 Old Post Rd., The Bloodmobile visit was spon­ Church will meet tonight at a.m. and is open to the public. Tolland; Philip Ranney, East Hartford. the next and last math meet of the sored by the college Voluntary Ac­ The list of donors is as follows: terested parents to attend this meeting. church, 187 Woodbridge St. 7:30 in the church parlor. Maneggia, 827 Hop River Rd., Bolton; year April 7 at 3 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The public is invited. John Bijas John Rival Miss Marianne Pemberton At this meet, 25 area schools will Susan Drapeau Michael Simcos Anthony Irsa be battling for the top positions. The John Murphy John Johnson Miss Carla Volkerg ^ John Wells Sara-Jean Mancinelli Wayne Shorey two schools with the highest ratings Philip Sawyer Kathy Zimmer Miss Kathy Hosey in each division will compete in the Kim Janssen Deborah J. Canzano Jerrid Redekas New England Mathematics League Math team reviews knotty problem Miss Donna Freeman James Bride Lee Courtney competition May 7 in Worcester, Jefferson Lum Bruce Shipman James. V. McCooe P u fk 112 Byram, Webelo colors; Mrs. B. invites you to the studying a problem that gave the Manchester High School math team some trouble during Peter Menard Mass. Peter Hussey Kenneth Steere Cub Scout Pack 112 Edward Hamlin, Daniel In addition, a team of 15 students its recent contest are, from left, Doug Baker, Dave Ostrom, Dave Hardy and Robert Weiss. Mary E. Kelly Angelo Chirico Joseph Kenyon recently had its Blue and Lennen and Scott Lessard, from Connecticut will compete with Sheryl Assessor Stephen Corbeil Mrs. Martha Fordiani The team placed second. (Herald photo by Pinto) Gold Banquet at Wolf badges. teams from Maine to Virginia in the Ronald Gegel Mrs. Mary Jarvis Miss Helen Ramey Washington School. Arrowpoints went to first annual Atlantic Region Kathleen Korbich Robert Norige Daniel Troiano Edward P. Wisz Guests were Mrs. Nancy Mark Loshuk, gold and Mathematics League contest at C. W. Thomas Connors James Adams Grand Opening of your new Miss Mary Ann Ellis Merlyn Adamy Timothy Tynan Dowdy, former den mother silver arrows on Wolf Post College in Waterbury June 4 and Juveniles accused of burglaries Peter Gfeissle Joleen Munro Peter foal and Robert Heins, prin­ badge; and Jack Willard, 5. Anthony Luppachino Eric Mann Gloria DeFillipo Manchester Police detectives, con­ Detective CapL Joseph Sartor said responsible for two breaks into cipal of Washington School. gold arrow on Wolf badge. Gregory A. Kelley Jr. Paul Ronan John Murphy Webelos activity awards Correction tinuing to investigate a large number the two boys are accused of a total of private homes. Michael Lynch was the Bruce Garry Miss Lisa Gottier Miss Cynthia Satkiewicz guest speaker. were presented to Thomas of burglaries in recent months, have eight burglaries. Each boy was Sartor said it appears that more Royal Graves Miss Pat Dyson Richard Lourie Charles Fuller, chief water pollu­ Advancement awards Seymour, Anthony Berube Bradlees in East Hartford, charged two 15-year-old boys with a released to his parents and referred and more of the burglaries reported Gregory P. Nolin Mrs. Peggy Burchards Brian McKeever and Wayne Smith. tion control operator of the town variety of breaks into public and to Juvenile Court, Sartor said. in Manchester are the work of Mrs. Donna Mendenhall were presented to Fred water and sewer department, spoke private buildings. juveniles. Miss Marlene Dunleavy to the Board of Directors Tuesday Sartor said the first boy was Judy Szalontai night during a discussion of proposed responsible for two breaks into the F15 jet engine pact expanded Miss Mary Ann Mulconry pay raises for top and middle About town Lutz Junior Museum, a break into the Bill Tenure Monday, March 15 management personnel. House of Chung on Broad St., a break Andrea Henry It was not his brother, Robert EAST HARTFORD - The U. S. Air The Air Force plans to purchase George Lee into the Red & White Stand on W. Force has announced that United Fuller, president of Local 991 of the Past Chiefs Club of Memorial Tem­ Center St., a break into a local 108 F15 Eagle fighters, which are Miss Lisa Salazar 65 East Center St. Techologies has been awarded a $524 Pamela Bemis State, County and Municipal ple. Pythian Sisters, will meet bakery and a break into a private being built by McDonnell Douglas at Summit St. Employes Union AFL-CIO, as Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. million addition to its contract to Corp. at a total cost of $1.6 billion in Mike Masterson home. build F15 fighter plane engines at its Dorothy Casper reported in Wednesday's Herald. Helen Tuller, 12 Diane Dr. The other boy. Sartor said, was the current fiscal year ending June WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAU East Hartford Pratt & Whiteny 30. Ronald Miller plant. Abimbola Sanya Daisies . .lArg* bunch *2.34 OPEN lil 9 P.M. THUR8., FRI. NiOHTRI Educators try to halt budget cuts at hearing r ^.NOW OPEN 5 ^GIOVANISrS RESTAURANT ■ HARTFORD (UPI) -— The bill, part of Gov. the th e DemocraticD e m o c ra tic a time when they don't had found 55 per cent of the Walsh said the loss was | ’-'•4 FORMERLY CHILDER'S | Educators sought to stop a Ella T. Grasso's austerity leadership...," said Rep. need greater districts had teacher con­ something local schools 250 HARTFORD RD„ MANCHESTER ! budget-cutting attempt budget, would allow Robert M. Walsh, D- deprivations, " Barstow tracts requiring more than would have to absorb ; ^ E li. . r il S-J9 IM.-790 M L S ll 1.00 ui-lO O M L S n 101 u .1 1 I M | that would limit the schools to count only 180 Coventry, a committee said. 180 days of work. He said because of the economy. , UMOIEONSPECIALItanooNioiii I V we always have a fresh assortment of n days for their average dai­ member. Roger Rivers, ^Represen­ the most days the survey amount of aid local schools I Good Only With This Ad 0 ^ 0 ^ could get from state ly membership grants. But Robbins Barstow of ting the school boards, said had shown was 183. I 649-9333 government, but they Despite the opposition, CEA testified the proposal his group's random study UZA MINNELLI I V4 lb. HAMBURG R.«.$i.2o r^ QENE HACKMAN probably won't succeed. the bill appeared likely to "would create disruptions BURT REVNOLDS I plus FRIES...... ^ batteries emerge from the com­ in existing fiscal and calen­ Representatives of the Griffin Photography I W« Ssrvt Itsllsn end Amtrlesn Food I for your flashlight, tap* mittee and to be forwarded dar planning in school “LUCKY m r ■ CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS ” Connecticut Education DrVMOMCrrAl NCTUfTUi G i v e ' C M K E L L . WAimVT______(PQ) EVES 7 *9:10 I FrM CIsme / Scsilopc / Chicksn / Spaghetti ^1 Association and the to the full legislature, systems. 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Ulanrl|p0tfr Enduing H rralh Lower taxes may he key Manchester — A City of Village Charm The PUZA DEPT. STORE Founded Oct. 1, 1881 (Wa Hava A Notion To Plaaao) GREENHOUSE Noxt to Frank's Siiparmaitat Member. Audit Bureeu of CIrculellon Member. United Press Inlernetionel to White House in 1976 315 Broad Stroal, Manchaatar East MMiBa Tpko., Manctwotar Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, By DONALD LAMBRO But the subject seems to about it. We try to tell our home and an adequate in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - congressmen and they come will see us through PHONE 549-7370 Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. be traditionally absent fAcroM From Tho Pott Ottleo) A certainty in this year’s from presidential cam­ make promises, but we our later years. BIRTHDAY PARTY Raymond F. Robinson, Edltor*Publlsher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor crowded scramble for the paigns. sure don’t see any results. “So far we have not read White House is that aimost Why? My husband is 63 years old, about a plan to let a couple WEEKEND SPECIALS ^Opinion every presidentiai can­ The question is prompted we have raised a large retire in dignity and com­ • r AMLM SUPPLIES didate wiii make almost by about a dozen letters to family (five kids), and fort.” EU9iUrriS8INU|3toapot)...... » 4 . 9 5 • r VAIWI8ATED every political promise this reporter following a right today one third of our The presidential can­ except one; permanently RUBBER P U N T S ...... * 4 . 9 5 • Candles piece on wasteful federal income goes to taxes. didate who offers a sound Hat® • Cake Decorations and substantially lower spending. Here’s a sample “We love our country, tax plan to allow this cou­ New Arrivals! RARE SUCCULENTSI Income tax advocated taxes. from a Woodland, Calif, but it is infuriating to see ple and millions like them • Birthday Napkins and couple: to keep more of their in­ DAILY 10-6; SUNDAY 10-4; Tablecloths True, President Ford is the rich get richer, the “We know we are being come to raise their OPEN THURSDAY TIL 9:00 CLOSED MONDAY hammering away on behalf poor get poorer, while we for the wrong reasons families and provide for of his proposal to reduce ripped off, but we people in in the middle strive for TELEPHONE 649-7370 Need Something? Ask Plaza! the upper middle Income their retirement years will spending and cut taxes. financial Independence and don’t know what to do win the election. And GOP challenger the security that a paid-for- Rather than face certain the possibility of an income in Ronald Reagan, has economic realities, there are the context of over-all tax floated an ambitious plan more and more people suc­ reform is the one we tend to to cut spending by $90 cumbing to the lures of a state support. billion and reduce taxes by personal income tax as a We think a personal income 23 per cent. device to get Connecticut out tax is unacceptable in Connec­ But their battle appears Men’s Soft ticut unless it is accompanied fo p t h e of its deficit fiscal condition. to be a lonely academic Leather Like They would have us believe by a permanent reduction in exercise in party i a m i l y the deficit is the disease rather the sales tax. We stress the philosophy, for the idea has Jackets need for a permanent reduc­ raised little interest among than the symptom of the dis­ most of the Democratic ease. The real disease afflic­ tion in the sales tax as an in­ party’s brigade of an­ Ladies’ Long Sleeve ting Connecticut is that we centive to consumer spending. nounced candidates. s.13“ have for too many years lived We would oppose enactment Gauze Shirts Proposed programs and The supple, softness of beyond our means. More blunt­ of any personal income tax leather... the strength of policies are already filling vinyl; 4-pocket styles in ly stated, we are currently which would only fund current newspapers and the air­ Our C 4 0 Sto XL. paying for mismanagement. operational expenses and not Snow or no snow, things are starting to grow (Photo by Reginald Pinto) waves, but will anyone say Reg. help fund an orderly, rapid anything about cutting 8.99 The tax and tax and tax and Girls’ spend and spend and spend reduction in the state debt. We taxes? Poncho Top Crispy cotton gauze shirts in stripes philosophy got us to where we think the current $255 million Civil rights act needs some revision Rep. Morris Udall, D- and plaids; classic placket front, S.M.L. are today. Adoption of a state annually in debt service is Ariz., is pushing national Spring personal income tax without without justification. We think health insurance. Former Pre-Washed Denim Ladies’ certain specific limitations a ceiling must be placed on our WASHINGTON — Comment seems government on the side of particular circumcision. Thanksgiving Day was Sen. Fred Harris, D-Okla., Slack Sets would merely be a perpetua­ budgets as an incentive to mandatory on a "freedom” cause Andrew Tully sects — and, for that matter, of officially designated to give thanks to wants to break up large Skirts & Jeans Leather Like our beleaguered Supreme Court has religion per se. a Christian God. corporations and re­ tion of this downhill slide retire our debt and free dollars But, pity the Supreme Court. By agreed to hear. Is this age of litiga­ To be sure, this is essentially a distribute the nation’s 4to6x Skirts Jackets toward bankruptcy. now going for interest agreeing to hear the Cummins’ case tion imperiiing the highest bench's Christian country; indeed wealth. And Alabama Gov. Reg. Reg. Our Reg. 14.99 Supporters of the state in­ payments for state goods and collective sanity? it has entered an almost im­ churchgoers outnumber Sunday slug- George Wallace says he is 5 . « 8.99 come tax generally fall into services. On today’s docket is the Court’s such religious practices as Saturday penetrable thicket. a-beds even today. I do not agree that aligned with the “little to 11.99 vote to decide whether employers sabbaths. First, there is the problem of other Christmas, Thanksgiving Day, and people.” three groups. And, a third requirement to religious sects which observe Satur­ Jeans First, those who want more make a personal income tax must adjust business routines to ac­ ' Since then, some courts have up­ Sunday should be made illegal. 7 to 14 m commodate employes whose religion held the federal law requiring some day as the sabbath — notably But it is hard to find any Reg. acceptable would be making it Similarly, 1 trust there will be no 10.99 Shirt jacs with embroidery or revenue for self-interest prohibits working on Saturdays. adjustment by employers. Other Orthodox Jews, Seventh Day Bap­ candidate who is giving epaulets, side vents, pockets. reasons like maintaining the a part and parcel of an over-all The case involves one Paul Cum­ tists and Seventh Day Adventists, If movement to drag the Fourth of July paramount importance to to 13.99 White or beige, Sto 15. courts have ruled that it is un­ into court and cancel its holiday kace trimmed striped or print 35-hour state employe work r^iew of the whole tax struc­ mins, who was fired in 1971 as a constitutional to require employers the Court rules in Cummins’ favor, it the one issue people com­ poncho, solid color pants Those downy sott denims in newest styled supervisor in the Berea, Ky., plant of rules in effect that members of these status, although the Declaration of plain about most. with zip-lly. leans and skirts, with novelty touches of week. ture. The income tax should be to yield to the particular religious Independence speaks of "Nature’s stitching, pockets 4 such' Saes 5.'6—1516 the Parker Seal Co., which makes other sects may not be required to Not every style in every store. Second, those who want to more than a means of getting beliefs and practices of some of their God,” says men’s rights are “en­ Rich, poor, or middle Patterned Knee-HI " T y t rubber seals. Cummins joined the workers. Cummins’ suit was tossed work on Saturday. Socks, Reg. 99c...... i f continually expand state ser­ us out of our present economic World Wide Church of God, which There is no law against a group or dowed by their Creator,” and con­ class, taxes affect the Orlons. Nylons. Asst, prints Sheer Knee-Hi's . Genuine out by one federal judge, but it was livelihood of every One Size fits all. H vices or funding of services. morass; but also equalizing the has a rigid ban on Saturday work, in individual establishing a religion, as cludes with "a firm Reliance on the Elastic stretch top. “ reinstated by a U.S. Circuit Court of American. It is particular­ Leather tax burden, restructuring 1970, and for almost a year managed the recent past especially has Protection of divine Providence.” Third, those — and these peo­ Appeals which said the company ly true of large lower mid­ to observe his sect’s sabbath day and demonstrated. Nobody can stop me In short, so far at least the Boys’ ple are a very small minority government so that it can live failed to show that accommodating dle class families and per­ Handbags hold his job. Then, he claims, a from appointing myself a prophet, Republic’s courts mostly have pur­ - who see a state income tax within fluctuating revenue Cummins’ religious needs would sons nearing retirement, change in management and com­ authorized by higher authority to sued the course of practicality. ITiey Denim sources such as the income and work an "undue hardship” on the who are trying to put Girls’ Short Sleeve as one form of taxation which plaints from co-workers caused his company. save souls — and, incidentally, to have been concerned with enforce­ Our must be considered in the sales taxes, and solving rather dismissal. decree that members of my sect may ment of the First Amendment’s ban enough income away for Knit Tops Jackets Reg, The company argues that the law is their later years. Girls’ 13.99 whole tax perspective if than patching over our Religious discrimination in private an unconstitutional “establishment not work on a Thursday, or a Mon­ on the establishment of a state 1 9 7 2 2 ^ Connecticut is to have an economic problems. employment was outlawed by of religion.” The company has a day. religion. The villain is that section of Popular Our Choice ol shoulder, travel, pouch, hobo or bucket Congress in 1964 in a provision of the point. Instead of safeguarding Don’t kid yourself that there aren’t the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which Poly/cotton or nylon in solids, prints, Reg. equitable tax system which In summary, we think too patches. Scarl shirts or crews. Denim 8.W shape; many pockets. adequately funds legitimate many of today's advocates of Civil Rights Act. In 1972, the law was religious liberty, the law does seem precedents to support such a deais with religious discrimination amended to state that employers to violate the religious neutrality of hypothetical case. Christmas is still by employers. It needs a good l l ‘/i ounce navy denim, state functions. state personal income tax are Girls’ New Spring Wrap reinforced at points of may not discriminate on the basis of the First Amendment by putting the an official U.S. holiday, and so is rewrite lest the country go bughouse stress; 8 to 18. The main objection to the doing it for the wrong reasons. New Year’s Day. the feast of Christ’s trying to get its work done. Fashion Jeans Skirts The things the state must be Cotton prints, solids Ladies’ first two reasons for a sales with flytronts;4tol4. prepared to do' to solve its 39 7 tax is that the deman'eis in both Our Reg. 4.99 and Jeans Boys’ Western current fiscal problems — the Fashion instances are often open-ended Your Choice Jeans and therefore the income tax current deficit, the upcoming Missile balance lips to Soviet Union Girls’ Spring deficit, and retiring of the Pantsuits would increase as demands for Flare Leg Slacks OUR REG. 6.99 8 to 12 state debt — must be done with Reg. more funds are made. This is - 3 9 7 - . . 4 9 7 or without a personal income WASHINGTON - The signs are faced with Vietnam war costs, infla­ In this cruise business, there’s 7.W Our Reg. 13.99 not to say that legitimate now clear. Leonid Brezhnev and tax. tion and other finatlcial problems. military pig in the poke. Short:range 27 to 29", Re|. 9 9 9 ...... 7®® needs should be static but ear­ associates in the Kremlin believe Ray Crowley IIM Y o n Tie dyes, prints, embroideries, The fiscal integrity of This, at a time the Russians were in­ cruise missiles — with longer ranges solids! Catcutta, brushed $i Rugged 14 oz. navy denim marking of funds either direct­ time is on their side in the strategic creasing strategic military research barred — give the Soviet Union a finishes, polyesters! I witli rivets, 5 pockets. $ . Connecticut will not be I From a famous maker. ly or indirectly carries with it missile race. as rapidly as they could expand major advantage. Longer-range K n o w ? There are terrific Ea. restored by any new tax; but They’re happy with the present scientific and technical staffs and cruise missiles would bring back a the evil that funds often are treaty, expiring late next year, which strategic arms limitation talks is bargains in good, J u st I'xpended re,gardless of only by realistic and responsi­ research and testing facilities. balance. Soft, pre-washed denim in A rriv e d ! ble management by all ad­ gives the USSR virtually a free hand rooted in two major U.S. mistakes The Soviet tactic in each negotia­ Because 40 per cent of major U.S. serviceable home smart jeans or full wrap justification. to develop and build strategic mis­ these past several year. Boys’ Baseball Boys’ Short Sleeve skirt; sizes 7 to 14. ministrations and legislatures. tion is to bind this country’s develop­ targets lie along our coasts, Soviet furnishings of all Solids, prints and combos; siles to the limits of its scientific and First, there was President Nixon’s Caps Numbered Shirts some 3 pc. sets in group. Therefore, we would oppose The tax and tax and tax and ment in areas where we are ahead submarines with short-range cruise kinds in the Want economic ability. And binds the deep emotional desire for achieving a and running away, but to hold the missiles could hide in the nearby seas Sizes lor juniors, misses, a personal income tax which spend and spend and spend United States, through unilateral strategic arms limitation treaty in Ads. Men’s Long Sleeve women. was designated in part or in doors open where Soviet scientists and, in war, destroy a considerable 0.. - 1 1 7 Our philosophy failed in New York "understandings” announced by his time. This resulted in his ordering see clear signs they can catch up or chunk of our industry and pop­ Fashion Shirts foto for state salaries, or any Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, Kissinger to get Soviet agreement at City. surpass this country’s efforts. ulations. By contrast, the Soviet H c r a l L i % I other specific need. Will Connecticut heed the to very strict limits on what nuclear virtually any cost. Kissinger obeyed. Take anti-ballistic missile develop­ Union Is effectively an inland coun­ Solid coiors or novel les; Contrasting yoke and expansion this country can under­ And Brezhnev’s men got what they elastic back lor lit. numbers; 8 to 18. 8 7 9 The third group which sees lesson? ment, where American researchers try; less than 2 per cent of the key take. wanted. Terms the U-S. could not were moving ahead with remarkable military targets would be within the With Soviet military-strategic openly agree to were left so vague speed and the Russians apparently range of U.S. submarines armed with All cotton or poly blends in "dip-dye’’ research, now roughly double that of they could be interpreted in any bogged down in interm inable short-range cruise missiles. and tie dye enects; washable, S to XL. the U.S., the Russians could overtake manner Moscow chose. probletns. Tlie Soviet negotiators Though its anti-missile defenses Men’s 100% Cotton and surpass us in critical areas Second. In the past half dozen or so succeeding in pushing through an are almost worthless, the Soviet within the next two decades. years Congress has chopped heavily agreement tying us to a partially Union has developed a highly Screen Print Shirts Kissinger’s failure in his Moscow at research and development — Boys’ Baseball developed system both they and we sophisticated air defense system. It Crew necks in tie dye or Misses’ Calcutta mission to break the impasse in the frequently aided by administrations know would be ineffective, would be difficult indeed for U.S. Jackets screen prints. Sizes S to XL. MORll worthwhile only as an Intermediate bombers to penetrate targets in any Wf/. Our Reg. 3.99 Crinkle experimental project, but worthless numbers without the assistance of O m 40 Tmti oI UMiotSMl SmlM Separates if confined to then-current long-range cruise missiles fired from Men’s & Young Men’s technology. .without Russia’s borders. Short- Open 24 Hours Dally Take, too, the current attempt to FOR EMERGENCY SERVKE Denim Jeans T-Shirts Big Tops Almanac range cruise missiles would be of lit­ 8 team emblems: navy or Reg. 5.99 Reg. 8.99 tp halt U.S. development of in­ tle value. red raglan sleeve: 4-16. Our termediate and long-range cruise By contrast, the continental U.S. Reg. 7 7 6 4 70 I 720 By United Press International Hawaii as the 50th state of the Union. missiles. Here the Russians may be has so little in the way of air defense, 9 .« Today is Thursday, March 11, the In 1970, famed mystery novelist somewhat ahead. But American Soviet bombers could penetrate at H E A T im O IL S Men’s Sturdy High style or patch pocket- 71st day of 1976 with 295 to follow. Earle Stanley Gardner died at the technology is improving so rapidly will. Short-range cruise missiles are (amous label denims; sizes 29 to 38. Skirts Pants The moon is between its first age of 80. the Soviet advantage is bound to dis­ adequate. 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There are as many ways of 6" Boots On this day in history: ANNAPOLIS, Md., March II-T h e gentle voice of God. The "tiny G>mplete Pre-washed denims or tie dyes: sizes 2-4 praying as there are voices lifted in whispering sound” Elijah heard can­ Reg. In 1888, more than 200 persons died Maryland council of safety notified Tots’ Polos & Slacks Teens’ & Women’s as a violent four-day snow storm its delegation to Congress of the de­ that effort. Prayers nave oeen com­ not register on nerves janglhd to dis­ fin a n d d crippled New York City. mand of the captain of the warship posed by saints and sinners for an traction. 3 Embroideries, screen prints, Natural Sole 'solid tops; print or solid slacks. I In 1930, William Howard Taft Otter for supplies and the seizure of a almost infinite variety of needs and Does your prayer seem fruitless? Services 8"Boote situations, and each individuals can NOWONLYI Sport Oxfords I became the first president of the small vessel. ’The council turned Do you sometimes think that no one Reg^. find his own words to express his un­ is listening or no one answers? Could United States to be buried in the down his request to buy foodstuffs STOCKS 1 1 ^ Newborn Pampers Our National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. and assigned an armed guard to the ique message. But like many conver­ it be that you do not give God time CORFORAIEAND sations, prayers are often so filled Durable manmade uppers, Custom-lit tapes; 6 boxes per In 1959, the Senate approved vessel. and silence in which to answer, to MUNICIPAL BONDS long wearing soles. customer, No Rain Checks. ?0% with human words that there is no speak to your heart? It will take time TAX SHELTERS Sizes 6 to 12. Genuine suede 4 feather uppers, Our Reg. 1.95 cushioned mnersoies. 5V^ to 10. time for listening. They become a to develop the skill of listening and It OPTIONS barrage of needs and pleas with no will take effort to make the silence MUTUAL FUNDS Herald yesterdays opportunity for hearing God’s reply. He so dearly loves. But when you The prophet Elijah discovered that have done these things His voice will Contact: the word of God does not come in Robert C. Heavisides. be heard, not in human words, but 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 25 years ago Baldwin Rd. are elected worthy whirlwind or earthquake or fire out within your mind, and His peace wiii Home: 647-9745 Office: 278-2100 SALE This date was a Sunday; The matron and patron. respectively, of in quiet and silence. Ours is a nolsv seize your heart. MANCHESTER Herald did not publish. lemple Chapter, Order of Eastern world, polluted with Musak and the Submitted by Thursday thru Saturday Star. omnipresent transistor radio. People Rev. Robert W, Cronin E l i H I B l Hours 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. If) years ago William Rood of 2 Stephens St. is seem almost afraid of silence or even Pain^X^bber 1145 Tolland Turnpike Pastor of , lOCnmtiuition lliua Mrs. John C. Rieg of Eastland Dr. elected president of Manchester of the sounds of nature and drench St. Maurice Church I lartford. Cmn. 05109 “I can lick any bill in the House.” and Albert T. Heavisides of 57 Rotary Club. themselves with blaring, man-made Bolton (209)278-2100 PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 11, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALU, Manclieater, tonn., inurs.. March 11. 1976 — PAGE SEVEN Entry form BICENTENNIAL PARADE COMMITTEE ••'■ft-!.;., MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT provided 7 251 Middle Tpk PARADE ENTRY FORM Torbes Please register you Intended form of participation (whatsoever) for Inclusion In the for parade I Bicentennial Program. MANCHESTER The Bicentennial Parade FUNERAL HOME Committee will meet EitablUhed 1874 • Four Generation* of Service [n a m e of organization, group or sponsor: ------Kuperinarkots tonight at 7:30 in the board 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646<5310 Wa Ratsrve BONUS room at the Board of ^^W/Sllace The Rigm Education offices, 45 N. Main St. V & £ SPECIALS! ADDRESS: The meeting, originally scheduled for March 3 was - SUPPORT THE APS TELEPHONE NUMBER: postponed because of an TYPE OF ENTRY: ice storm. An entry form for those FRUIT SALE wishing to participate in Benefit International Exchange Number of Members . B an d ______Type- the parade is provided on Student Program at this page. Those wishing to Manchester High School Color Guards Number of Members enter floats in the parade may call Marti Conderino, Marching Unit . Number of Members chairman of the float sub- Valencia Oranges commi.ttee, 646-7286, Pink Grapefruit Other------Number of Members during working hours. GROUND JIOC By the case or half case direct from Florida Brief Description. Lottery a hit HARTFORD (UPI) - Call iffre . Walter Fust The state gaming commis­ FLOATS: sion says the instant match 647-1694 J f g CHUCK ' Has float application been submitted? Yes_ No. lottery is so popular that o r . •■ •< H one-third of 25 million Mrs, Thomas Donovan HEAD CUT If no, give reason for delay______tickets have been sold 643-0801 during the first three // weeks of the game. CORNED The above Information will ascertain that each entry will get due credit, proper Connecticut Lottery t! CABBAGE Director John Winchester The above space Is available to your group on ■ FIRST COME FIRST parade placement, correct program title, proper broadcasting and reviewing stand SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the announcements and )udglng for proper consideration. said Wednesday the game -.courtesy of Watkins. 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We must sacrifice profits ( C o u p o n " " " " ■ ? ■ • completely to speed up sale. ALL PRICES INCLUDE CARRYING CASE Time is running o u t... merchandise CHEER « 4 4 0 ■ 4 7 . '^ M WITH THU COUPON t 740 PUKNUt I must be moved fast regardless of cost or loss LAUNDRY 5 1 CHEER Absolutely nothing will remain on the - p l u s - LAUNDRY11 AiiMnRv $ j 29 I SALE showroom floors. Come save as never before OF YOUR CHOICE i DETERGENT 49.. DETERGENT. " SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE free GIFT WITH PURCHASE ' WITH COUPON 49 oz. N Good Thru March 13 — Ona Coupon Par Family on famous name brand furniture - quality furniture which must be sold to the bare SUPER SOFT I WITH THU COUPON t $744 PWCKUt walls. Time is running out...... 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Makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, * Kemp ^OR BOX SPRINGS'^ TV RECLINERS appliques, monograms, blind stitches and it s-l-r-e- EVEM where. No frills...no nonsense...just at­ l-c-h stitches today's knit tabricsl * Charlton Fully Adiuftabla PLAQUES ...... i J i i L j - f r o m tractive, lightweight, practically inde­ MORE'! * Tell City $ 4 4 structible luggage. With recessed locks, Instructions and service plan included. BUMBLE BEE WIN A FREE * Cochrane 5 0 % ‘ cushion-comfort handles, full-length 1976 AUTO * Newport Pine JW IN SIZE^ J^sh & Carry piano-type hinges. The following ladies' . . . . COUPON.... CHUNK LIGHT * Brentwood styles come in blue or yellow: -DEPOSIT- Complete Line Of Open Arm COUPON ONLY AT of Unai irtised Vah A. Shoulder tote, reg. 30.00 ...... 22.00 I THIS COUPON SROO B. Overnight case, reg. 32.00 .... 24.00 And Flat Bed Cabinets For C. Beauty case, reg. 30.00 ...... 22.50 I WORTH □ OFF TUNA FRANKS YOU DON’T I On Any Sewing Mschine Repaired At OPEN rVtLllWANTIC^AROtSWUWNITUBnTOai^f^^ D. 26" pullman, reg, 48.00. 36.00 All Makes 6W oz. NEED CASH E. Jr.pullm an, reg. 42,00 ...... 31.50 ! MANCHESTER SEWING MACHINE CENTER EVERY F . Handi-Tote, reg. 30.00 ...... 20.00 ‘ I 249 BROAD STReCT, MANCHeSTBR We Repair All Makes & Models * (Good At Any T ^ ) NAME Styles for men come in earthy oak: •Master Charge NITE ADDRESS G. 21" companion, reg. 32.00 .... 24.00 SALES - SERVICE •Bank Americard UNTIL 9 H. 24" companion, reg. 42.00 .... 31.50 cin PHONE Two-suiter, not shown, reg. 48.00 36.00 DEPOSIT EACH WEBI • O r Arrange for DESPATHY’S AS HEW DRAWUieS ARE HELD WEBUT SATURDAY Three-suiter, not shown, reg,50.00 37.50 H 7 J M \ IN s r. W II.MM \M IC I'J.T-.VIU QQ No purchase necessary...Mutt be over 18 years ol Payment Plans TIL 5:30 MANCHESTER SEWING MACHINE CENTER age or older to w|n. You need not be present to win but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car FORBESt^mE MANCHESTER PARKAOE 249 BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER TEL. 649-0545 CLOSED SUNDAY FREE DELIVERY (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes up to 36 Months OPEN DAILY 10-9, SATURDAY 10 6. STORE HOURS: Mm.Tu».Wail.Frl.Slt.9:30T0SP.M. - Tlwrt. 711 • P.M. & license. — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March 11. 1876 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conii., Thurs., March 11, 1976- PAGE NINE

Students collect hangers; W e d d in g tour Sheltered Workshop E n g a g e d TEMPTING TOPPINGS

Walter Roth, principal of the paid work for the clients, this service de Kanel-Kuehl FROM OFFSPRING'"... V'erplanck School, with some of his helps to conserve and recycle needed students toured the Manchester resources. Second Lt. Allison Elaine Kuehl of MORE THAN JUST Sheltered Workshop recently. Manchester and Second Lt. Paul The students had collected wire Clients at the Workshop in Mrs. Morton de Kanel of Fayetteville, A SPRING TEE coat hangers which are recycled by Jean Harrington's Adult EMucation N.C., were married Feb. 7 at St. This isn't your ordinary, everyday the clients at the workshop. class wrote letters to Roth Mary’s Episcopal Church in tee. Offspring'" has created a new The hangers are sorted, requesting the students conduct a Manchester. look with buttons and lacings and straightened, counted and then drive for hangers. Other drives are The bride is the daughter of Mr. stripes that go across the front. packed before being sold to commer­ being planned at Nathan Hale School and Mrs. Donald K. Kuehl of 74 Cotton shirtings that hug your cial outlets. In addition to providing and Waddell School. Mountain Rd. The bridegroom is the body ever so softly. Top, cap sleeved son of Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir de Kane) of Larchmont, N.Y. style with lace-up front. Green The Rev. Stephen Jacobson of St. or natural, 12.00. Bottom, long Mary’s Church and the Rev. James sleeved crew with lace front. Orange Pennock of Trinity Church, Potsdam, or natural, 13.00. For S, M, L. N.Y. performed the double-ring ceremony. The church was decorated with snapdragons, iris, carnations, Christine Tierney of Manchester list at The Berkeley School of and daffodils. Ronald Rothermel of was one of 90 sophomore dental Westchester, White Plains, N.Y. Manchester was organist. hygiene students to receive a pin and She is enrolled in the fashion The bride, given in marriage by cap at the 26th annual capping marketing and management her parents, wore a gown of nylon ceremonies of the University of program leading to an associate taffeta designed with v-neckline, illu­ Bridgeport’s Fones School of Dental degree in occupational studies and Nassiff Photo Nassiff Photo sion cape with lace ruffle, long Hygiene. offering a comprehensive fashion sleeves trimmed with bows and ruf­ THE curriculum with two periods of field The enpgement of Miss Sally The engagement of Miss Barbara fle at the waist. Her lace-trimmed il­ work in the fashion world. Robin Priddy of Vernon to David Lynn Daley to Glenn Bernard lusion veil was attached to a nylon PLACE Among the students listed on the Ralph Towle of Manchester has been Banavige, both of Manchester, has Camelot headband trimmed with FOR dean's list for the fall semester at announced by her parents, Mr. and been announced by her parents, Mr. flowerettes and simulated pearls. Saint Leo College was Michael J. La Mrs, Robert E. Priddy of 196 Brandy and Mrs. Victor J. Daley of 305 JUNIORS Brian McKeever of 61 Washington She carried a loose Colonial bouquet 60th anniversary Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill Rd., Vernon. Mr. Towle is the Charter Oak St. St. has been notified he will appear in of daisies, mini-carnations, baby’s LaFrancis of Cider Mill Rd., Bolton. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Towle the eighth annual edition of Who’s Mr. Banavige is the son of Mr. and breath, bachelor buttons and Mr, and Mrs. Raymond P. Ward of He is a senior majoring in psy­ of 299 Spring St. Mrs. Bernard T. Banavige of 287 They have a son, Raymond P. Who Among American High School sweetheart roses. 18 Ashland St. celebrated their 60th chology. Burnham St, Ward Jr. of 91 Alton St.: five Students, 1973-74. The recognition is The bride-elect was graduated Miss Claudia D. Kuehl of New wedding anniversary at a family The bride-elect was graduated grandchildren; and two great­ for his accomplishments during his from Norton (Mass.) High School, York City, was her sister’s maid of dinner at Willie's Steak House from Manchester High School in grandchildren. junior year at East Catholic High Class of 1974. She is employed by the honor. Miss Susan Hall of Stanford, recently. The couple received a con­ Richard L. Angel of Manchester 1973. She is employed as assistant Calif., was bridesmaid. \ has been named to the dean’s list at School. John Hancock Insurance Co. in The couple was married March 6, gratulatory message from President Manchester. manager of So-Fro Fabrics in Ver­ John de Kanel of Tallahassee, Fla., 1916 and resided in West Hartford un­ Randolph-Macon College, Ashland He was also elected to the National non. and Mrs. Gerald Ford. Va. Panorama of American Youth, 1974- was his brother’s best man. Wayne til two years ago. 75. Her fiance, a 1974 graduate of Her fiance was also graduated D. Kuehl of Manchester, the bride’s McKeever is a freshman at Manchester High School.-is from MHS in 1973. He is employed at brother served as usher. Miss Mary Pesce of Coventry is Manchester Community College. He employed by Arthur’s Drug Store. Empire Tool & Manufacturing Co. in Nassiff Photo A reception was held at the Elks among students named to the dean’s Manchester. Club in Manchester. is the son of Mr, and Mrs. J, Edward The couple is planning a May 8 McKeever. The couple is planning a June 26 Mrs. Paul M. deKanel The couple is residing in V' wedding. wedding at the home of the bride. Fayetteville, N.C.

imuse M e n u s {•lovist c Greenhousesl Puritan Juvenile and Bedding Puritan Clearance Outlet 1930 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY, ROCKY Hill Carriers NOW !... Select your furniture for the whole family from our huge selection of lOAS NEW BRITAIN AVENUE, ElMWOOD MCC menus Wednesday: Cream of mushroom Teen Bedrooms, Bedding Sets, Hi Risers, Trundle Beds, Shipper Beds, Sleep t • SPfCIAl PURCHASES • EXCESS INVENTORIES • DUPIICATE FACTORY SHIP will honor NOW at 2 Luncheon and dinners, which will soup, baked stuffed pork chop, sweet fo rage Beds, Bunk Beds, Complete Twin Beds, Sleep Sofos, Choir Beds, Cedor potato in orange shell, cauliflower * 0 * > * « « . SAVE 5250 A MORE on Dining be prepared and served by students Chests. Choose from one of the largest Selections of "In Style Teen Furniture" creole, twisted soft rolls, Napoleons, Wierzhicki LARGIST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER LOCATIONS oil ot "Worehouse Showroom" SAVINRSI in the Department of Hotel and Food PURHAH OUAUTY. ’ ' '**" *'® “‘* * coffee or tea. Exit 24 Off 1-91 & South to Rocky Hill Tel. 563-1488 Service Management and the Cook Call 643-9559 Next To The Main Showroom y^| ^ 3 4 4271 and Bakers Training Program at Luncheons are served promptly at Henry Wierzbicki of Manchester, a 621 HARlTfORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Manchester Community College, are noon and dinners promptly at 6 p.m. retiree from the U. S. Postal Service as follows: The dining room is located in the rear during the past year, will be honored % section of the Student Union Building at the Manchester Letter Carrier’s Manufacturer Stuck"with 800 Bedding Sets! Luncheons: Monday, Minestrone at the main campus, which is at 60 annual dinner dance Saturday at soup, spaghetti Malonaise with meat­ Bidwell St. Willie's Steak House. Shape Up at Tres Chic... balls, fried eggplant, mixed green Reservations may be made in ad­ There will be a social hour at 6:30 We are pleased to announce the addition of salad with mild garlic dressing, vance by calling the College followed by dinner at 7:30. Italian bread, biscuit tortoni, coffee Bookstore at 646-4900, extn. 276 or Arrangements for the dance are or tea. 277. Reservations will be held until under the direction of James the day before the luncheon or dinner Tierney, chairman. Music for the WE BOUGHT THEM ALL! Tuesday: Boston clam chowder, is to be served. dance will be provided by the Nifty chicken cacciatore, rice pilaf, Italian Fifties. green beans, rice pudding, Italian Wierzbicki, a past commander of H e u r e a P u ll rolls, coffee or tea. the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of Serclee A Oeliveru Q u r i t a n Buys 800 Top Quality, Factory Fresh the American Legion in Manchester, Wednesday; Corn chowder F o r b e s ^ fla re School served as acting chairman during the Maryland, fried fillet of sole with tar­ Bedding Sets From Standard Mattress Company Cafeteria menus which will be formation of the Manchester tar sauce, Duchess potato, lima Veterans Council, on the Manchester beans forestiere, stuff^ celery, rye served in Manchester Public Schools, March 15-19, are as follows: Permanent Memorial Committee for bread and butter, frosted chocolate four years, the board of directors of MATTRESSES AND FOUNDATIONS cake, coffee or tea. Monday: Cheeseburg on a roll, , , RBTAUB F potato chips, buttered peas and the Army & Navy Club for two terms L|OrTHRVIAB ; ^ { Q la c e Thursday; Puree of black bean carrots, milk, peaches. and as deputy Civil Defense director- originally made for the soup, Salisbury steak, potato pan­ Tuesday; Shells with meat sauce, for the Town of Manchester. cakes, chuekwagon green beans, tossed salad, bread, butter, milk, A U. S. Army veteran, he enlisted pound cake with vanilla cause, mixed fruit. in July 1950 and served during the baking powder biscuits, coffee or tea. Wednesday: St. Patrick's Day — Korean conflict as a signal supply Angie Dinners: Beef .stew with vegetables, roll, specialist. He was named parade W. T. GRANT COMPANY TuesdayL Cream of broccoli soup. butter, milk, lime Jello and oatmeal marshal for the 1972 Memorial Day to our stall ol highly qualified hair stylists New England boiled dinner with cookie. Parade. T R E S C H I C We were able to make a Special Purchase horseradish sauce (corned beef, cab­ Thursday: Grinder, applesauce, In 1967 he was presented a ’’Most 303 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 643-2483 milk, ice cream. Distinguished Service" citation and WE ARE OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY OPEN bage, potato, carrots, onion, turnip), U ofii/n \, Tuvsdny, ThuiMday. Friday Ereiiinft of an order of mattresses and foundations Friday: Filet of haddock, whipped the "John W. Clarke Trophy" by the DAILY mixed green salad, herb dressing, • N \ French bread with butter. Creme de potato, cole slaw, bread, butter, Department of Connecticut, originally made for the W. T. Grant Company. Menthe cake, coffee or cake. milk, chocolate cake. American Legion. These awards are 9 to 9 presented annually to the outstanding S A T U R D A Y Since the Grant stores have been declared service officer in the state. FINAL WINTER 9 to 8 He resides with his wife, the bankrupt, the manufacturer was stuck, and former Barbara Bowman of Hart­ ford, at 85 Lockwood St. The couple CLEARANCE! was forced to sell them at low, low sacrifice has two sons, Henry Jr. and Stephen BILLY THE KID® Todd. prices. We’re passing these tremendous sav­ B irth s & HIS DENIM BLUES ings on to you. Take advantage of them now! ARE GOING THROUGH JERSEYS Sniiiis, KrisU'ii Mcolc, daughter Mete, Sandra Noreen, daughter of SAVE to 37% ... ALL SIZES of Andre Y. and Jeanne M. Carroll "BLAZER PHAZE" Anthony J. and Elaine Watts Mele of And how lucky for you, it's not just a passing fancy. Salois of 28 Summit Dr., Tolland. She 99 Vernon St. She was born March 7 OTH plans They're the pre-washed cotton denim coordinates that go Far Exauiple: was born March 5 at Rockville at Manchester Memorial Hospital. General Hospital.. Her maternal Her maternal grandparents are Mr. casual or dressy. With a "jac-in-the-blazer" look that TWIN SIZE MATTRESS OR FOUNDATION grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mrs. Walter Watts of Albany, April auction up new this springtime. The jean jacket is longer. SPORT COATS H. Carroll of Boston, Mass. Her N.Y. Her paternal grandparents are More tailored with twin pockets for that "hot-on-the- NrfHfflp PrlfM paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mele of Schenec­ The Organization of The Han­ blazer trail" style. Jeans have double pockets and BLETS $o Mrs. Lionel Salois of Richford, Vt. tady, N.Y. Her great-grandmother is dicapped (OTH) will sponsor an auc­ saddle-back seats...some even have front seam-stitch- rm. ar. ‘15 up She has a brother, Todd 2. Mrs. Mae Gerlach of Albany, N.Y. tion, Wednesday, April 14 at the B&C ing, as shown. Blazer jacket: for boys' 4-7 sizes, 15.00: TIES...... L Limited Quantity She has a sister, Patricia J. 2. Flea Market in the old King’s store 8-18 sizes, 19.00. Front seam- stitched jeans: 4-7 reg., Cash & Carry, All Sales Final, N o Exchanges Clialml, I...... Icffrey, son of Jef­ on Hartford Rd. Viewing will be from slim sizes, 9.25; 8-12 reg., slim sizes, 11.25; and frey A. and Patricia A. Allen Chabot 6 to 7 with the auction begihning at 7. of 130 Vernon Ave., Rockville. He Joseph Blette, OTH chairman, 25-30 waists, medium and long lengths, 13.00. SAMUEL Ltd. Double pocketed jeans, not shown: 4-7 reg., M e n ’s Clothing • Formal Wear was born March 4 at Rockville Kagan, Lyle Allen, son of Robert said, "If OTH can realize enough General Hospital. His maternal A. and Amparo Lebron Eagan of 523 money from this auction, it won’t be \ s l i m sizes, 7.75; 8-12 reg., slim sizes, 10.25; K MART PLAZA VERNON grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hilliard St. He was born March 3 at necessary for us to ask the taxpayers and 25-30 waists, medium and long Mon., Tu«t., Wtd. til 5:30: Thun, ft Fri. Albert 1-. Chabot of Newton, Mass. the Hospital of Saint Raphael in New for funds for the rest of the year.” ^ Y lengths, 12,50. til 0:00, Sat. til 5:00 872-8085 Haven. His maternal grandparents Any amount over 5500 realized Ginirr, Kerry Kllzalirlli, are Mr. and Mrs. Virgillo Rodriguez from the auction, will be used for the daughter of Russell and Gail Lebron of Caquas, P.I. His paternal OTH Scholarship Fund. WIN A FREE McKnerney Ginter of Geraldine Dr., grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Residents wishing to donate items 1976 AUTO Coventry. She was born Feb. 25 at B. Eagan of Kansas City, Kan. His may leave them at the flea market or EACH PIKE Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. contact Blette at 646-7786. Most any ------DEPOSIT- • FULL. *QUEEN SIZE * *KING SIZE m aternal grandfather Is Roy and Mrs. Harry A. Tillman of COUPON ONLY AT items will be acceptable with the A ( Com parable S4 VISIOS ‘Suit/ in ,\W' On(\ McKnerney of New Britain. Her Topeka, Kan. exception of clothing. SAMUEL Ltd. paternal grandparents are Mr. and M en’s Clothing other llemt au SA LE la TH E TLERAIVCE O IT L E T Mrs, Arthur Ginter ot New Britain. Puritan Clemrmnem Outlet C O I CH She has a brother, Eric Alan 3Mi. Formal Wear 5 Acres Of Fine Furniture NAME STUDIO Poultui, Jason Alan, son of Alanj COUCH R. and Nancy Richards Pouliot of 123' P0RE8S Bretton Rd. He was born March 4 at crrr Manchester Memorial Hospital. His S e r v ic e m e n PHONE *98 maternal grandparents are Mr. and DEPOSIT EACH WEEK uritan f9pm$ la hirer CORNER GROUPS P Mrs. Carl Somers of 36 Barry Rd. His AS NEW D U W IN SS ARE HELD WEEKLY Manufacturers Since 1931 • I ifuMa Snli a rarrrirli m v w m - paternal grandparents are Mr. and No purchase neceaaary...Must be over 16 years of • labim * rarwrTaaic »U»a„,,u.r*.w and cniislud in the Marine Corps last Mrs. Fernand Pouliot of Manchester. Mark T. Varley, son of Mr. and ago or older to win. You need not be present to win 1061 IVew Britain Avenue, Elmwood CO.HPLETE •<«»•« •til. August. He will report to Marine His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Melvin Varley o 31 Ironwood but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car Corps Base at Camp LeJeune, N.C. Edith Heins of Manchester. His Dr., Vernon, completed recruit (Irom selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes for training in the supply field and FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY FRIDAY 10 9. SATURDAY 10 6 & license. paternal great-grandmother is training at Parris Island, S.C. will then be reassigned to a Marine USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE. MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD Jqstine Pouliot of Coventry. He attended Rockville High School Corps duty station. PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HE!RALD| Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 11, 1976 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., March 11, 1976 — PAGE ELEVEN

WORLD ALMANAC Copyright owners have FACTS the exclusive right to print, Foreign news commentary: Voters get voice in Common Market reprint, publish, copy and sell the copyrighted work BRUSSELS, Belgium But how many seats belong to their national the extra work and power mon Market institutions that Parliament, being out elections are never on Sun­ and to revise or adapt it, centuries ago by deciding Gardening (UPI) — The nations of the should each country have? parliaments? The Danes that is expected to flow to are in Brussels and, to a of sight, has been so day. The law in most other to have two houses of ^ ^ OiC** c*yr A copyright is valid for 28 MANCHESTER DRUG lesser degree, Luxem­ years, measured from the European Common Market At the moment, there are insist they should. Other Strasbourg, frequently out of mind. European nations specifies Congress. But no one has exact date of registration. 717 Main Street *6 4 9 ^ 1 are trying to do what the 198 seats, with the larger nations doubt any politi- — For that matter-, bourg. But France will — Should all elections be elections only on Sunday. suggested yet that By Frank Atwood If not renewed before the American colonies ac­ nations underrepresented, dan could find time both should Parliament stay in fight to keep it in on the same day? The law The American colonies Europe’s infant union is expiration date the copy­ Ostomy Specialists complished 200 years ago on a population basis. A for his national duties and Strasbourg? Other Com­ Strasbourg despite the fact in Britain Holland says solved their dispute two ready for more than one. right faUs into the public — give the voters a voice in new plan, drawn up by the domain and cannot be re­ featuring stored, The World Almanac their union through an Parliament itself, would HWWt notes. • Hollister • oavol elected parliament. expand this to 355 seats and "It’s a good pastime,” says Mrs. ^ • Coloplast • Marsan The first election is make the number of seats Earl Bissell of her terrarium now at scheduled for May, 1978. for each nation more the peak of bloom in her basement • Colly-Seels But there are so many proportional to its popula­ plant room. She built the little garden tough political questions to tion. in a second-hand fish tank last be solved — especially how The small countries A I ■ r' Deli Department np.nnrtrnMitSnp.o.inlH Specials November so it has had ail winter to stem & root! WIN A FREE many seats each natioii would lose relative power KRAKUS IMPORTED grow, for buds to form and flowers to will have — that the under this system. Led by develop. CHOICEST MEATS Main Street, Manchester | 1976 AUTO deadline might not be met. Ireland, they have POLISH HAM ..^2.49 We had a picture fast week of a ------DEPOSIT------Each of the nine Com­ proposed a 384-seat Parlia­ terrarium just constructed by Miss COUPON ONLY AT mon Market nations (Bri­ ment that is a compromise Millicent Jones of Bolton. It showed ep those Irish eyes a’smilin’ with real | MANCHESTER tain, France, West Ger­ between the two. France, m TOWN ?I%L?AN LOAVES...... lb. 1 a2S green plants but no flowers. Mrs. 1 in turn, suggests a 284-seat FRESH FROZEN DRUG many, Italy, Belgium, WEAVER CHICKEN Bissell's terrarium shows what Miss I Netherlands, Denmark, Parliament that would be SHAMROCKS 69< each I 717 MAIN STREH Jones hopes she will have when her MANCHESTER Ireland and Luxembourg) hardest of all on the small SLICED BEEF HOT DOGS » 7 9 ^ plants have had time to mature. has its own national parlia­ nations. JARLSBURQ * 4 A tfV The two terrariums are about the I NAME ment now, of course. And a The French plan same size. This one is 20 inches, side- 3 ic*2.00 LIVER 6 9 * I ADDRESS single European Parlia­ probably has no chance. to-side, and 10 inches, front-to-back. ment has been meeting Yet it is the one that most CHEESE WHEEL .’ 1 . 8 9 It is 12 inches deep. There is a small Green Carnations ...... 49Sach j CITY PHONE sporadically in Strasbourg, closely reflects, the PORK HOME MADE pH . chip in the glass that makes it less DEPOSIT EACH WEEK France, since 1952. demographic facts of life than water-tight and useless as a fish AS NEtN DRAWINGS ARE HELD WEEKLY But its members are not in the Common Market, MACARONI SALAD ,. 5 9 * tank, 30 she could buy it at a reduced No purchase necessary,„Must be over 18 years of elected and so have none of where the largest nation — LOIN . * 1 . 2 9 price. It stands in a shallow metal Weekend Special! age or older to win. You need not be present to win West Germany whose 62 H I D n A L r but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car the independent power that tray covering the whole plant shelf, comes from the voters’ million persons make up so if a little water trickles out it Small plants with small blossoms are best fitted for growing in a (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes & license. mandate. Instead, they are nearly one-fourth of the PORK ■■■■■■■■■■■■ simply adds desirable humidity to terrarium as illustrated by Mrs, Earl Bissell’s planting at her Spring $9 Q Q appointed by the national bloc's population — dwarfs the air in the room. home on School St, Artificial lights have helped these plants to parliaments from among the smallest — Luxem- LOIN * 1 . 2 9 Be Sure Te Visit Our Newly Enlarged Like Miss Jones, Mrs. Bissell had mature, (Herald photo by Pinto) Bouquet their, own members. bourg,^ \vith only 345,000 built her small garden to represent a The Economist of Bri­ people, or .14 per cent of hillside sloping from back to front, tain has called the Parlia­ the population. PORK but with a leak in the tank she has no rocky ledge, provides a resting spot Phone 649-2522 i some soil accidently left for months H O U RS: Mon., thru S a t 9:30 • 5:30 | Read the BRIGHT ONE ment a “windy talk shop.” So much national pride FISH DEPARTMENT pool of water in the foreground. What lor a small ceramic rabbit. There are in a closed bottle. This led him to The members spend 70 and power is tied up in this looks like a tiny pool is a piece of Opan Thursday Nights 'til 9:00 Manchester Evening Herald RIBS * 1 . 2 9 two tiny ceramic frogs. build a glass-enclosed box for plants. .J days each year debating questiqn that it is doubtful L O IN E N D Featuring This Week glass, covered around the edge with Adding green foliage to "the picture Common Market affairs, it can be settled at the pebbles. His Wardian case, large enough to are ivy and some small ferns. They give the plants more room but but their votes have no April summit, or any time Mrs. Bissell, again like Miss Jones, PORK have to be small varieties or they keeping them tightly enclosed in power. Common Market soon. has used Cornell mix of vermiculite, would look like trees beside the small glass, proved its value commercially commissioners troop Other problems abound; COD FILLET ,.’ 1 . 4 9 perlite and peat moss to build her ROAST * 1 . 1 9 tiowering plants. a few years later when a collection of dutifully to Strasbourg to — Should members of the landscape. The plants are all in pots, Plants which she has not used, but plants from England was sent by report to Parliament, but European Parliament also sunk in the Cornell mix, and simply •IfM r ttiiMe. liu lj S^pi-intaer, which she suggests as suitable, in­ sailing ship to Australia, arriving in its decisions are all but ig­ OCEAN PERCH ,.’ 1 . 4 9 lifted out if, for any reason, she clude sm all peperom ias, low- good condition. nored. PORK wants to change the scene. m ate P.S. Alio Don’t Forget Our New Bakery Department. You’ll Be Died You growing heather, mint and various The English used the same method pov Cti A Common Market sum­ mosses. ROAST * 1 . 0 9 Stopped. ^ New plants'({uaruntiiied to ship tea plants from China to In­ (KT)? mit meeting in Rome last A b o u t to w n Outside the terrarium, but also un­ dia. Watering was no problem and iarappmfis December decided to Mrs. Bissell adds one word of cau­ der artiticial lights, are many pots of the case seemed to protect the plants change ail that by holding tion to anyone starting a terrarium. African violets, with which Mrs. from extremes of heat and cold. direct elections. Another All plants, whether purchased or The Transactional Bissell has had success. She starts The Wardian case at the Civic summit, in Luxembourg Analysis Course of received as gifts, should be isolated many of her own plants by rooting Center was displayed by the Connec­ April 1-2. is scheduled to for a few weeks to make sure no in­ Emanuel Lutheran Church them from a leaf. ticut Valley Carden Club. make the necessary will be conducted tonight sect pests have come with them. decisions on details. There may be insect eggs, hard to at 7:30 in the chufch recep­ DiHcovfred in England tion room. WHOLE LEAN, CENTER CUT find on the under side of a leaf, which Terrarium builders who attended The leaders felt that the can hatch into adult white flies or the Southern New England Flower Walerbury budget nine nations, over the mealy bugs, for example. If this Show at the Hartford Civic Center years, have taken many powers — particularly in PORK LOIN happens it means trouble. recently could see an ancient glass- would require PORK CHOPS Mrs. Zissell has used African violet enclosed box more than a hundred trade and other economic 31.4 lax hike areas — away from their soil mix in all her pots. Some of the years old built to follow the own parliaments and given violets are blossoming now, and will specificalions of the terrarium's in- WATERBURY (UPI) - Mayor bloom more profusely as the ventbr. Edward D. Bergin Jr,, is proposing a them to the supranational bodies of the Common CUT TO temperature goes up in summer. The frame was of wood, nicely budget for fiscal year 1976-77 in Market. ORDER The African violet, open now, is carved, enclosed in glass on top, bot­ which he is asking for a 31.4 per cent ’ 1 . 1 9 1 . 5 9 lb. called Edith Toy. There are several tom, and all four sides. It was then tax increase. As things stand now, WANT sinningias, small relatives of the called a Wardian ease for Dr. Bergin met Wednesday night with there is general agreement cover gloxinia. There is a variety called Nathaniel B. Ward, English botanist. city officials in his office to review on an election in early ADS Freckles and one called White Sprite. He was a medical doctor but used his the record $62.1 million budget. 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Obituaries MHS state scholars named Twenty-three from about 9,000 Bujaucius, Theodore Herald angle Undefeated season Dominic Clirisladorc Fcarvante J. Vichi Manchester High School applicants. Busky, Susan Connelly, The funeral of Fearvante seniors have been named Selection is based on a Keith Costa, Michael Dominic Christadore, 51, LITTLE J. Vichi of 360 Main St,, State of Connecticut combined score including Demers, Claire Downing, T H E T H A NGS K YO U S TO R E Earl Yost of Stores died Monday at who died Wednesday from Scholars for 1976. George academic performance, Abbie Elman, Richard LEAGUE his home. He was the an apparent heart attack Emmerling, principal, academic ability and Gobeille, Melissa Hilton, Sports Editor brother of Jack while operating a snow made the announcement. potential for academic Lewis Hirschfeld, Richard Manchester Christadore of surprise for coach Final rogiHlrutlon fur the Little blower at his home, is success in college. Maidment, Kenneth Nor- Parkade Now thru Sat. Manchester. Friday at 9:30 a.m. from They are among 2,500 The scholars named are: deen, Donna Pryor, Mark League huRebulI program in He is also survived by a the John F. Tierney scholars who were selected Frederic Baker, Bruce Quitadamo, Michael Manelienter will take place Sunday son, two daughters, four Funeral Home, 219 W. Ballard, Peter Bartolotta, Simon, Lorraine Urban, By LEN AUSTER everybody will have to chip in a little with 172 and second leading afternoon from 1 to 4 oVIuck at other brothers, three Center St., with a Mass at David Beaulieu, David Leroy Van Allen, Dorrie Herald Sportswriler bit more. In my opinion he is the rebounder with 150 caroms. He led the Legion Home on American sisters, and two Wilk, Linda Williams. Pistol Pete and Tiny varsity basketball coach after 14 finest player Manchester High has the club in field goal accuracy hitting Legion L)r. St. Bridget Church at 10. years at the University of Hartford ■ grandchildren. Burial will be in St. , Neither the New Orleans Twenty one wins in 24 games ever had. He does it all,” Pearson ap­ 66 of 116 attempts (56,9 per cent). All youngsters must he accom­ The funeral is Friday he can look back on a record that — the CCIL championship — praised. "This has been a great season,” panied hy u parent and there is u James Cemetery. Jazz nor the Kansas City Kings produced 201 victories and 117 with a Mass at St. Joseph’s Friends may call at the this has been quite a year for Replacing Ballard, defensive Pearson emphasized, “It’s been a $5 registration fee. Church, Wjllimantic, at 9 will win the National Basket­ defeats. He will devote full time to funeral home tonight from The C e n te r specialist who found time to be third pleasure working with this group and a.m, 'Burial will be in St, the position as director of Manchester High basketball. 7 to 9. Congregational Church Ih rbes & ‘^^]/^ace ball Association title this leading scorer and rebounder (137 the 21 wins was icing on the cake. I Joseph's Cemetery, athletics...Ray Camposeo, a desk The Indians won the league by five Mr. Vichi's name was in­ council will meet tonight at season and the chances are caroms), might be the most difficult know we’re one of the best LL teams Willimantic. clerk at the new East Hartford games with an unblemished 18-0 correctly reported as Vicki 7:30 in the Robbins Room good that neither will even win job. “You need a forward capable of in the State of Connecticut and if we Two weeks The Bacon Funeral Racquet Club reports the record. They upended defending LL shutting off the opponent’s big gun. It do have a goal for next year it is to in th e o b itu a ry in of the church. their divisional title. membership includes a Stan Smith Division champ Bridgeport Central Home, 71 Prospect St., Wednesday’s Herald. ( ^ a r c h makes your job that much easier,” defend our league title. We'won’t Willimantic, is in charge of However, each boasts one talented and a John Newcombe, both of East in first round play before being sent Pearson remarked. give it up without a fight and I think . arrangements. Walter H. Haberern Three meetings are individual who ranks with the top 10 Hartford, not to be confused with the to the sidelines by Lee High of New McNickle started slowly but as the we have to be considered one of the only needed There are no calling Walter H. Haberern, 51, scheduled for tonight at 7 players in the NBA, Pistol Pete pro net stars with the same Haven. season went on improved tremen­ favorites. hours. of 181 Wells St. died this at North United Methodist H om d^lues Maravich of the Jazz and Nate names...Yale officials are happy "I was surprised we went through dously and was the steadiest guard. “The potential is there to have a Church. They are the morning at Newington Archibald of the Kings. with Ray Carazo’s first year as varsi­ the league undefeated,’’ stated Coach He was the one who directed the at­ real good team. The question is how .4nnu B. .Molinski building improvements fo r Bosox Veterans Hospital. He was Hartford followers of pro basket­ ty basketball coach. Despite a 7-21 Doug Pearson, "but I knew we’d tack, winding up second in the assist fast the jayvee players develop. We the husband of Mrs. committee of the church, ball, and the Boston Celtics, had an won-lost record, the Elis finished have a good team which would make department with 85. Demko played in have a good nucleus to start with Mrs. Anna Buvarskaus its anniversary action com­ Frances Serafin Haberern. opportunity to watch both play this strong...When weather conditions the tournament. You have to give the 19 games, missing five, and was in (Pisch, Kiernan and Hyde).” WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPIl - Molinski, 89, of East Hart­ mittee and its Asser­ season at the Hartford Civic Center. are favorable, night tennis has been players credit. They had a tremen­ Boston Manager Darrell Johnson ford died Wednesday at a Mr. Haberern was born pain the entire year. He has bad •Scoring: tiveness Training Group. Both excelled, Maravich in victory enjoyed by local players in recent dous desire to do well as a team and says it will take his players about two Manchester convalescent May 31,1924 in Manchester You Save knees which will require surgery ac­ B F Pis. and had lived here all his and Archibald in defeat. weeks at Charter Oak Park, they gave much more effort than any cording to Pearson. Mike Quesnel 164 79 407 weeks to get into shape once spring home. She was the mother Jehovah's Witnesses will life. He had been employed Maravich is a more complete Memorial Field and Robertson Park. coach can ask,” The Silk Towners will return two John Pisch 94 87 275 training begins. of Mrs. Hannah Hackney of have a theocratic ministry player because of his height, 6-5. Manchester loses five seniors to as a truck driver for the The metered lighting units have been starters next year — junior guard Bruce Ballard 78 38 194 ”1 figure we can get ready in about Manchester, Frank D. school and a service Both are exceptional ball handlers graduation — newly crowned single Ansaldi Construction Co. left on all winter. All courts are John Pisch and 6-6 junior center Jeff Jeff Kiernan 66 40 172 two weeks, maybe two and a half Molinski of South Windsor meeting tonight at 7:30 at and producers of baskets. Archibald, season and career scoring champ He was an Army veteran of playable except at the West Side Kiernan. No. 6 man, 6-3 sophomore Jim McNickle 72 23 167 weeks,” Johnson said Wednesday, and Charles W. Molinski of Kingdom Hall. Mike Quesnel, Bruce Ballard, Jim World War 11 and a tabbed Tiny because his mates all Oval, The nets at the latter side will Scott Hyde also returns. Pisch was Mark Demko 57 '23 137 Johnson arrived Tuesday night at East Hartford. McNickle, Mark Demko and Brett member of the Army and tower over him, is a master at set­ be erected next month...If anyone the second leading scorer with 275 Scott Hyde 38 21 97 Winter Haven. “I wanted to be here Mrs. Molinski was a St. Stephen's Prayer Carlson. Quesnel, 6-4 forward, N avy C lub. He also ting up his m ates. The lanky five years ago said 5,000 people would points and the light-fingered Brian Moran 12 7 31 to help out with the minor league communicant of St. Group of St. Mary’s pumped in 407 points playing in all 24 belonged to Manchester Maravich is a pretty fair rebounder turn out and pay to watch pro tennis backcourt performer led in steals Brett Carlson 6 8 20 program,” he said. Bartholomew's Church. Episcopal Church will games and averaged almost a dozen Lodge of Masons. as he proved against the Celts, grab­ his sanity would be questioned. Yet, with 46 swipes. Kiernan moved into Mike Sherman 4 7 15 The manager hopes a sfettlement in She is also survived by meet tonight at 8 at the bing 11. rebounds hauling in 282 caroms. He the owners-players negotiations will another daughter, a sister, Other survivors are two the past two years, more than 10,000 the starting lineup early in the season Steve McKenzie 3 3 9 sons. Richard A. Haberern church. Vto No one can accuse the Boston spectators turned out for four days also led in the assist department with come soon and free the players for seven grandchildren and and came on strong at the end. He Jeff Backofen 1 3 5 Celtics of trying to unload weak 86. preseason preparation. six great-grandchildren. of Manchester and Robert each year to view the Aetna World was fourth leading point producer Jim Fleurent 1 1 3 W. Haberern of Windsor sisters on the Hartford fan at major Cup matches at the Hartford Civic “You ^ ’t replace Quesnel. Just ”I have a lot of things I want to do The funeral is Saturday Farrow of Centerville, league prices. once this thing ends,” Johnson said. at 8:15 a.m, from the Locks; a daughter. Miss AND MORE Center. Ohio; and a grandson. Atlanta and New Orleans went “But it keeps changing every day. Callahan Funeral Home, Linda Haberern of The funeral is Saturday home with victories. Portland and Still, if we can get started by March 1602 Main St., East Hart­ Manchester; four brothers, End of the line Emil M. Haberern of at 10 a.m. at Holmes Kansas City fell to the green and Just Wondering Department: If the '■ V v.-'A " W- ‘ t 17, I’m sure that by opening day we ford, with a Mass at St. Funeral Horae, 400 Main white clad Celts. can put a baseball club on the field Bartholomew's Church at Manchester, Ronald G. success enjoyed by Manchester High St. Burial will be in the Off King’s Original Cleveland, one of the most pleasant that can play as well as they know 9:30. Burial will be in H aberern of Hebron, athletic teams this school year will veterans section Joe Bryant scored a career high 26 seconds left to cap a Buffalo com­ forts spiced last night's John Wieezorek led the “One of the officials is holding a more often when Rakel was of­ also added six thefts. Biliy Knight led Hall scored with 40 seconds left in the points and George McGinnis had 13 of eback from a 6-2 deficit with five play at llling as Langan Bike with 15 points and grudge against me, and I think it has ficiating. Indiana with 31 points. second period to provide the game­ his 17 points in the final period to help goals in the third period. Craig Ram­ topped Moriarty Bros., 119- Dave Hall added seven, something to do with the color of my “I don’t have any statistics to back Colonels 128, .Spurs 124 winning goal in Phoenix’ triumph Philadelphia rally to defeat Phoenix, say, Rick Martin and Rene Robert 102 and Kahuna Kids out­ Rick Costello’s 14 points skin, and 1 think it has to do with an me up if 1 said that,” he said. “All I Wil Jones scored six of his 12 points over New England. Kruves 120, Jazz 105 scored before Perrault tied the game lasted Schiebel’s, 134-115. paced the Braves, incident last year,” said Jabbar. know is that it gets pretty frustrating in overtime to give Kentucky its Bob McAdoo and Randy Smith and then won it for Buffalo. Rick Leading Volkswagen Bob Smith's 10 points led “Remember, last year 1 had that in­ out there on a night like tonight when fourth straight victory. Johnny scored 32 points apiece to lead Buf­ Kehoe had three goals for were Carl Frantz with 38 the Lakers. It was his two cident with Jerry Loeber and Bob he’s in there.” Neumann paced the Colonels with 31 falo past New Orleans. Pete Pittsburgh. Luts signs points. Bill Maher with 23 successful free throws Rakel was officiating the game with Jabbar had four fouls by halftime, Maravich scored 26 points in three points. Blues 2, Leafs 2 SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPI) - and Norm Daigenhault with 10 seconds left that him. I guess he and Loeber are and received a technical when he periods to lead the Jazz before Coach Spirits 99, Nets 95 St. Louis captain Garry Unger Bob Lutz, currently playing some of with 18.'Best lor the Gas broke a tie and decided the friends. I think Rakel is carrying a squawked about his fifth. Marvin Barnes scored 23 points played in his 631st consecutive game Butch van Breda Kolff gave him a the best tennis of his career, has Housers were Tim Palmer issue. Darryl Downham grudge against me.” “1 was just yelling at them about rest in the final period. and Ron Boone 20 to pace St. Louis. to become the NHL’s all-time iron- added eight points to the their attitude, " he said, “Look, 1 signed his 1976 contract with the Los 36, Yogi Amaio 26 and Tim CLEARANCE Jabbar’s said last year Loeber "set Julius Erving had 18 of his 39 points man, surpassing former New York Sunirs 110, Burks 103 Angeles Strings of World Team Ten­ Coughlin 21. cause. Best in defeat were Prices slashed on over 500,000 Worth of Paneling! a standard for ineptitude that is un­ know officials are going to blow in the finai quarter in a futile effort Range Andy Hebenton. Unger also Bruce Seals scored 18 of his 23 nis, the team announced Wednesday. Tom Juknis dropped on Mike Kennon and Craig equaled.” calls. They have a tough job. 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St. 47 18 723 YOUR r«g. 1.23 RICKS Phila. 43 to 14 100 Seattle 33 35 .485 ISVk NY Islanders 37 17 14 88 Los Ang. 32 34 .485 15W HOUSE PAINT CHOKE • S U Z D ia R Atlanta 30 30 10 70 Phoenix 30 34 .469 16V5 8 WAY OUABANTEK fl. $ 2 ^ ^ .433 19 • n n o iiv NY Rangers 23 35 9 55 Portland 29 38 SIVE 36% Reg. 2.69 NAME Sinyllie Division \ViMlnoH(lay*A Ri’kiiUn Reg. i TDMIS IUI2IUET W L T Pts. Houston 113. Portland 110 Flraproot “Usod'* brick roproduetion looks roal.. ADDRESS 9.99 goos on any surfaco, Indoors or oult Easy to Chicago 26 24 17 69 Seattle 110, Milwaukee 105 Install. Sold In 4 sq. H. caflons*3.t6 Boston 92, Los Angeles 89 CITY PHONE $ 1 Q s s Vancouver 28 28 13 60 St. Louis 24 32 12 60 Buffalo 120, New Orleans r«g. 6.09 Qtl. fwg. 5.99 gal. mirror tiles DEPOSIT EACH WEEK ' Minnesota 18 46 4 40 105 cortc waA tiles rog. 99c rsa.1.9t A S NEW DRAWINDS ARE HELD WEEKLY ' Reg. 12.99 Kan. City 12 46 10 34 Philadelphia 125, F’hoenlx SRVE <2 No purchase neces8ary...ldust be over 18 years of ! 108 age of older to win. You need not be present to win * Wales Conference white latex latex flat Norris Division 1 0 sq. It. but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car * Fpkg. texture paint w all paint SEAMCO (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes ^ W L T Pts. ABA Qhra any caUIng or wall Top Quality paint olldaa ^ & license. I TENNIS SOCKS Montreal 50 9 10 no SXVE SOS 3*dlmanalonal acrona or on wim brush or ronar, 6 TENNIS PRESS W L Pet. GB twirta, with ]ust a bruahl drlaa In about Vy hour, lo Los Ang. 32- 29 7 71 Denver 50 17 .746 For unuiMl wall dscof...or t nipor bulMlii board, Dtlaa p(aatar*bartft WMta a washaWa Mniah. In Antiqua OoW V o ln . ^ r * i r tall*allck mirror Men’s & Ladies’ Pittsburgh 29 28 11 69 isy pul up, 12"x i r tUoa, In 4-ploca paeksgo. whHa A S supar colors. squaroi, sold In l2»ploco cartons-8.2S sl'AziN G ’ER ...... New York 42 26 .618 8W 10 $ 1 3 3 Detroit 20 39 9 49 San Ant. 39 27 .591 lOW Racquet ’n Equipment $ ^ 4 4 Wash. 8 50 9 25 Kentucky 30 31 .551 IS Regular 1.89 Atiums Division Indiana 34 37 .479 18 CARRY CASE W 1 T P ts St. Louis 31 38 .449 20 PINE AND CENTER STREETS. MANCHESTER Regular 1.96 Boston 42 13 11 95 Virginia 12 57 .174 39 OPEN 8 HISHTS A WEEK Buffalo 37 19 12 86 \\ eA PRICE cial troubles were un­ The alternatives are tax Som e su n sh in e on And then there’s the sailor nOW tKS tnd ARKANOeueNTS fOR tVCRY OCCASION . . , covered last September, hikes. Retention of the Connecticut’s cloudy finan­ the fuel thief! who took too much snake bite 36 DAK ST..MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 TWIN yet the state still could sales tax on business ser­ cial future could be shed by medicine and began seeing she FREE Delivery & Parking a Frank Gakeler, Prop. SIZE REG face a $40 million deficit by vices, set to be abolished, two citizens’ panels named n . : n sherpents. SET ,739 90 ■ ■ ^SIT June 30 and another gap by could raise $25 million. by Mrs. Grasso to study the FUU mid-1977. Proposals for new taxes on operations and structure of lawyer and architect fees SIZE REG. the state and recommend SET S279 90 Mandated expenditures and higher levies on liquor improvements. A T ie # M / t n t x t o r — required by state and are being considered but no One panel, headed by Use ZONOLIXr A m INSULATION QUEEN federal laws — make up serious discussions have West Hartford millionaire SIZE REG and drive the thief from your home. SET S349 95 nearly 75 per cent of next taken place. E. Clayton Gengras, said Top'lt It thtf intulalion spii- GAS DRYER SALE year’s $1.8 billion budget, Tho fuel thief is the culprit that steals comfort, heat, and cilicnlly nude lor exitling hornet. KING Mrs. Grasso says, leaving many of your fuel dollars every winter. He's known as ir$ made ol glatt liber 5" SIZE - REG GARDEN inadetjuate insulation. thick (R-t4t) and i|'$ very tiniple her to apply her scalpel to (o intiull REPLACE YOUR SET $519 95 $350 million. VITTNER’S CENTER INC. Zoiiolilu Attic Insulation is clean, safe, atid easy to msiall. Juti roll Top-11 out over the The mandated expenses It's ali-mincral vcrmiculiU'.- tolproof, Uiy. odorless, and won’t eiitting intulalion aoduction doobr ddcoonl Botwoow o t ^ dot* end ' No purchase necessary...Must be over 18 years of T0 8;30F.M. IN8TALUTI0N doboory wo tool ovr tooto ond ow now wowhowto con not poonbty hoW tho m 4m w o w o Mon-Tu9 9-6 age or older to win. You need not be present to win 336 North Main Street SERVICE mEVlSION I NOUYWOOO U n M A K I coowdttod to ■otKor Ihon root oipomtvo worohotMO tpoco. wo oio oHo«wg tho bidding Wad-FII 9-9 voloo of tho yoor. but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car SATURDAYS REMOVAL OF u mAAAARm Akm PRKIBINHI MUUO A NM (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes S a t 9 - S TO 4 F.M. OLD APPLIANCE NEXT TO STOP A SHOP I IS S66n on STMIMW1«OOWATIIIi*UltNMTI».«)aUaMOATamA(aniUtTHUAKIIAHKAOIiKARaAPATOBnPtARl. & license. Tel. 649-5253 PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 11, 1976 i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thdrs., March 11, 1976— PAGE TWENTY-ONE

INDEX □ REAL ESTATE Homes fo r Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 NOTlCIt HIDEAWAY - Columbia - 1 Lom and Found Dean Fenn: He fights for MCC 2 Exotic five room Contem­ P trw n tli Homee For Sale 23 TW 0-FAM H .Y 3 Announo«m«ntt Extra nice, five rooms porary Colonial, white marble i EnttrUInmtnt down and four rooms up. lireplace, balconies. Fenn began working full time for 5 — AucUoni $27,300. A’TTRACTIVE 5 room By MAL BARLOW tagonism does not carry over to the He hopes the state will help the Ranch, fireplace, baseboard New furnace, appliances, archways, excellent finan­ the fledgling college in 1964. By 1965, students nor to their transfer powers. FINANCIAL H e r a t b cing, High 40’s. Lessenger college start building a permanent heating, stove, refrigerator. and more. Ideal for young llorulil RopoHc-r B— Bondi*Stocki-Morta«aM couple wanting to get Company, Realtors, 646-8713, the state had passed a bill creating a “The battles are traditional in campus. 9 — Ptrtonti Loam Hutchins Agency 646-3166. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING started with first home - 423-9291. system of community colleges. education.” The large classes forced by the Town native 10 — Insuranca Manchester and Norwalk gladly gave REDUCED FOR quick sale - let tenant help make Robert H. Fenn of Manchester economy do not alarm Fenn. in law firm EMPLOYMENT two family, 30 Locust Street, mortgage payments. Must $22,500 - LOVELY area in the state their town colleges, Fenn Began as teacher 13 Halp Wantad Coventry. Four room home, Community College has two ad­ "I don’t agree with those who say 14 — Buainaoa Opportunitfat no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. be seen. $38,900. mirers who are lavish in their praise said. Fenn did not leap into these unseen the quality of education will be in capital 15 — Situation Wantad huge living room and kitchen. Still, MCC had not been accepted battles right away. He began merely PHONE 643-2711 WARREN E. Owner anxious. Lessenger . of him. damaged by large classes. Education EDUCATION Company, Realtors, 646-8713, teaching for MCC. Heidi DellaFera, 16 — Prlvata Inolructiono FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD everywhere. The state’s other — Mtoatt $38,900 "He would not weaken or fold,” is still something that happens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 19 Scf>oolo*Clat»aa HOWLAND 423-9291. said Dr. Frederick Lowe, first MCC colleges and the private colleges His first administration position between students and teachers. 20 - Inotructiono Wantad Realtors 643-1108 was chairman of the MCC science Francis DellaFera of 142 S. MANCHESTER - Eight room president to 1975. regarded MCC with suspicion. Larger classes will not be ideal, but REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING Students with MCC credits could not department. In 1967 he became Lakewood Circle, has been 23 — Homaa for Saia ADVERTISING *NEW USTING* Cape, four bedrooms, living “ He projects the best of what MCC we’ll make do.” 24 — Loti-Land tor Sala DEADLINE MANCHESTER - Hurry - room with fireplace, rec MCC’s director of arts and sciences. named an associate with — means,” said Dr. Ronald Denison, easily enter other schools, Fenn said. 25 Invaitmani Proparty RATES 614 Room Dutch (Colonial. Spring has Sprung - This 6 room, detached garage. His duties included staff recruiting Fenn’s Future the Washington, D.C. law 26 — BusinaM Proparty 12:00 noon tha day before room Ranch, three bedrooms, MCC president for the last year. “The success records of our — Remodeled kitchen and Bowers School area. $35,900. firm of Freed, Frank, 27 Raoort Proparty publication. Fenn is the MCC dean of faculty. students have dispelled those and budget work. The dean has few secrets at MCC. 28 — Raal Eitata Wantad 1 day . 10a word par day bath. Large screened fireplace, garage, full base­ Amedy Realty, Professional suspicions,” he said. In 1968 he worked for the state Shriver, Harris and 3 days . .Oa word par day Deadline for Saturday and porch. 2-car garage. ment, treed lot, needs a new Services, seven days a week. His career has run parallel with MCC The leaders there know he has been MI8C. SERVICES e days ..8a word petc.day Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. owner. 30’s. LaPenta Agency, “It was understandable though,” Board of ’Trjistees for Regional Com­ looking for a new challenge. Fenn Campleman. She had been 31 — Sarvicao Offarad Elxcellent family home. 875-6283. since the college was a mere idea an attorney in the general 32 — Palnting*Paparlng 26 days ..7atv^d.par'day Realtor, 646-2440. among several Manchester leaders he added. “Connecticut is the land of munity Colleges as its first associate recently turned down the presidency 33 — Bulldind-Coniracilna 15 words. $2.00 minimum' PLEASE READ LET YOUR imagination go counsel’s office of the 34 — Rooflng'-Sldlng MANCHESTER - Ten room in the early 1960s. steady habits and fierce individuali­ academic officer. He was in charge of a small, private college, said — Happy A d a ...... |g .l» tn c h with this six room older department of Housing, 35 Haaling-Plumoing YOUR AD PALMER REALTY Ranch, six bedrooms, large The dean was born in 1924 in New ty. The thought of a post-secondary of program development and coor­ Denison. But he keeps a fresh 36 — Flooring * Colonial, large dining room, Education and Welfare 37 — Mov1ng*Truci(lng-Sloraga Claeslfled ads ara taken over treed lot, garage, ideal for three bedrooms, $31,900. college where cooking was taught dination among the colleges. resume in his desk drawer. 38 Sarvicao Wantad 646-6321 649-0538 Britain. He grew up an only child in (HEW). — the phone as e convenience. large family on budget. $41,- Amedy Realty, Professional along with biology was unthinkable.” In 1969, he returned to MCC as its The Herald Is responsible for the city he describes as “I’ve thought about education in in­ MiSC. FOR SALE 900. Warren E. ITowland, Services, seven days a week. Miss DellaFera is a 1966 only one Incorrect Insertion and “cosmopolitan." The “tool box of the He said, “In those days, you did not first dean of faculty, the title he holds dustry. There I could use both my 41 Articiao for Sala "COME DANCE Realtors. 643-1108. 875-6283. today. He is responsible for all graduate of Manchester 42 Building Suppllei then only to the size of the BOLTON - $31,900- Attractive world" had a great many Slavs, go to college to be a lab technician or teaching and administration 43 — •Palo -Birdo- Dogs original Intertlon. Errors which five room Ranch, family High School, a 1970 — WITH US" MANCHESTER - Harlan Poles, and Italians among other a chef. “New England has the old, academic programs and staff, the experience,” he said. 44 Livaitock do not lessen the value of the room, fireplace, paneling, FOUR BEDROOMS - graduate of Wheaton 45 _ Botlo & Acceoooriao Parents Without advertisement will not be cor­ Street - Lovely six room Cape, Gracious eight room Colonial, nationalities and ethnic groups. “I private school tradition. Out west budget, the library and the AV ser­ “But it’s tough to find a job these 46 — Sporting Qoodi aluminum siding. Hutchins 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, — rected by an additional Inser­ 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, garage, public institutions like ours are more vices. days.” (Mass.) College with a 47 Qardan Products Partners tion. Agency, 646-3166. aluminum siding, wall-to-wall always thought that was a benefit in 46 — Antiquaa beautiful stone walls. North The title has not changed since but degree in government, and carpeting. Excellent lot with many ways. Even in school. I'd hear accepted.” Among Fenn’s references is Dr. 49 — Wantad to Buy Manchester MANCHESTER - New Raised Coventry, low, low 50's. a 1973 graduate of trees. Priced in mid 30's. Lessenger Company, several languages spoken. It was the job has grown greatly with MCC. Lowe. RENTALS Ranch, seven rooms, include Fights for MCC Georgetown Law Center. 52 Rooms lor Rant Chapter Help Wanted 13 Arruda Realty, 644-1539. Realtors, 646-8713 , 423-9291. broadening," he said. Manchester’s onetime stepchild “ We first m et when Bob was — three bedrooms, two baths, Fenn has been battling for MCC for 63 Apartmanto for Rant Scholarship built-in oven, range and dis­ Fenn got a job with the Stanley now has near 5,000 full- and part-time teaching at MHS,” said MCC’s first 54 — Homes tor Rant RECEPTIONIST-BUSINESS $39,900 - Immaculate raised MANCHESTER - U&R Built - much of the past dozen years. The 55 — BusinaM for Rant hwasher. Two fireplaces, two- Works along with many of his friends students, 95 full-time and 115 part- president. — Dance Help Wanted 13 Assistant - Challenging, full­ Ranch, stove, dishwasher, eight room Garrison Colonial battles shed little blood but are tense 56 Retort Property for Rent car garage. Aluminum siding. garbage disposal, double gar­ as World War II was brewing. He time teachers, and about 45 “We admired his good sense so 57 — Wantad to Rant Open to the time, position, (some Satur­ $53,500. Wolverton Agency, four spacious bedrooms, 2 1/2 and serious. The early battles over programs of study. 58 — Mite, for Rent PART-TIME evening $60 days) in busy multi-staff den­ age, acre, trees. Hutchins baths, family room with stone joined the Navy to become a hospital much, he went through a fast series Realtors, 649-2813. Agency, 646-3166. credit acceptance have given way to AUTOMOTIVE Public weekly. 1 ijeed two individuals tal practice in Vernon area. wall, double garage. $65,900. corpsman. He worked in California The breadth of the programs is im­ of promotions.” _ program battles, he said. 61 Autos lor Sala to help me in my business. Major duties: patient recep­ Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. helping treat casualties from the pressive. It ranges from accounting While Lowe took his sabbatical in 62 _ Trucks tor Sila Piano's Bolton Call 742-8636 between 10-10, tion, computer bookkeeping, NEW LISTING - Keeney ’"There is sometimes fierce an­ 63 Heavy Eoulpmant for Sala Street - Five bedroom Raised Pacific battles. to surgical technician. It includes a 1972, Fenn was MCC’s acting presi­ 64 9-1 office records. YNWIHIftlltlt-MHlHils COVENTRY S-f ACRES tagonism between private and public Motorcyclaa-BIcycias Ranch, three full baths, lovely He left the service in 1946 and two-year broadcast program and a dent. (Herald photo by Barlow) 65 Campari-Tratlert-Mobila TRUCK DRIVER - Requirements: enthusiasm, nii.Cill43-2711 todi;liirtitt MINI-FARM school people. They are fighting for Homes Saturday, maturity, prior office rtuHi. kitchen with all built-ins and Charming 8 room Early Settlers hotel-motel management course. ’The Low cited Fenn for getting many _ Immediate openings. No came back to Connecticut. Armed 66 Automotive Sarvica experience, Send resume to picture window, large family Cape (circa 1740) in fine condition. survival and we are too. ” “’The battle 67 Autos for Rant-Lease March 13th experience required. Good with the GI Bill, he enrolled in Trini­ courses listed in the MCC catalogue programs started including several Robert H. Fenn, dean of faculty at Manchester Community room with stonewall fireplace 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, baths, lines are drawn at developing salary, paid training plus Box X, Manchester Herald. ty College. By attending summers cover 52 pages. Fenn invented. College, pauses a moment at his desk. many benefits. Enlistment MANCHESTER - Cute 6 room and wet bar. All rooms, fully carriage shed. Commercial dog programs.” carpeted, aluminum storms kennel permitted. Ample cleared and transferring credits from the Fenn is involved in all of this at one Dr. Denison also lavishes praise on required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. SURVEYOR - Immediate Ranch, built 1975. Dining This means the quiet mannered VFW LADIES’ Army at 643-9462. openings. No experience room, fireplace in living and screens, all electric heat. land. Call Arthur or Suzanne Navy, he graduated in 1948. point or another. Fenn. Shorts, 640-3233. dean is in the thick of the battle. AUXILIARY required. Good salary, paid room, kitchen with built-ins. One acre lot. Near all schools. Fenn may have extra symphathy “I think he is the most capable □ NOTICES Truly a beautiful home. Only “Let me explain,” he said. MCC’s future to Post 2046 LAW ENFORCEMENT - im­ training plus many benefits. Only $42,500. Wolverton Agen­ J. WATSON BUGH CO. for the more than 1,000 veterans dean of faculty I’ve ever worked mediate openings. No Enlistment required. Ages 17- cy, Realtors, 649-2813. three years old. Priced in the Rullora MLS “Suppose Quinnipiac College (a “Students come to MCC for two ManchMIer Office 647*9130 attending MCC due to the GI Bill. with. He’s bright, flexible, im­ AL offers scholarships Present therir experience required. Good 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. low 60's. Call Ted Goodchild private school in New Haven) is reasons,” Fenn said, Lost and Found 1 annual Realty Co., 646-4348. “That was the big benefit in my aginative and shows courage in the salary, paid training plus MANCHESTER - Inflation close to three state community “’They want to transfer later to a ^ many benefits. Enlistment AN OHIO OIL CO, offers plen­ hedge for the future, 4-family, life," he said. “ I couldn't have gone face of trials. The national and state American 4 LOST - 1976 Colwell St. Patrick’s Day colleges. They have a program (a set four-year school. They come here scholarship must be completed by professional appointment Dinner Dance required. Ages 17-35, Call U.S. ty of money plus cash central location, good income, NEW COLONIAL TWO-FAMILY, centrally without it." “Under his quiet and reserve, he is Legion Auxiliaries are offering mid 50’s. Wolverton Agency, of course offerings) and hear one of either because they cannot afford to March 26. Joins firm book in the vicinity of Center Army at 643-9462. bonuses, fringe benefits to Only one of these beautiful located. Two car garage. $36,- High school teachers were in short really a warm hearted individual. several scholarships, and March 13th mature individual in Realtors, 649-2813. 900. V. Celinski, Broker, 649- the community Colleges is going to go anywhere else or they want a The state auxiliary will also award St. Reward. Call 643-1200 or six room homes left. supply at the time. Manchester High “He projects sincerity and integri­ applications and details may be ob­ Lionel R. Labreche of write Herald Box AA. Post Home CENSUS TAKERS - for an­ Manchester area. Regardless Living room, dining room, 1116 or 643-4214. offer the same program. chance to prove they can do college five memorial scholarships of $400 of experience, airmail E.J. MANCHESTER- New listing - School was the closest town among ty. He listens well and speak his tained from guidance counselors at Ellington has joined Dinner 7 p.m.. nual school enumeration. Call kitchen, three bedrooms, “So Quinnipiac will attempt to level work. each to a child of a veteran serving Youth Services, 494 Main Baker, American Lubricants U&R Built eight room COLONIAL - seven rooms. 1 those making him offers. The com­ mind. He doesn’t hold back in my of­ East Catholic and Manchester High Gleason Plant Security FOUUD - honey colored six Dancing 9 ’til 1 fireplace, 1 baths, block the licensure of the program by “Or they come to MCC to prepare America during the time of war. month old puppy, vicinity Street. 646-6400 for informa­ Company, Box 696, Dayton, Colonial, 2'4 baths, double 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, mute from New Britain was easiest. fice. Schools. Inc., Hartford, as vice Tickets Still Ohio, 45401. garage, all the extras. Air- aluminum siding, readyfor breezeway, garage, swim­ their representatives on the state for immediate employment. Most of These applications must be com­ Manchester. Call after 5:30, tion. He began teaching general science “But he also goes along with the The national presidents of the president. conditioning, dead-end street. occupancy. ming pool, redwood deck, Commission of Higher Education.” the skills we teach still have a pleted by March 30. 871-0189. Available and biology at MHS in the fall of 1948 program He is not stuck on his ego. auxiliary awards 10 scholarships Labreche, recently 60’s. Hayes Corporation. 646- *UNITE0 REALTY’ wooded yard. $42,500 Fenn then explained the battle reasonably good market. About 85 The American Legion and -JS' 0131. Philbrick Agenev, Realtors, and stayed there till 1963. He compromises when he must. ’That yearly. Two of the scholarships, one retired as a State Police 646-5016 from another angle. per cent of our skill graduates get Auxiliary has published a booklet, 646-4200. Fenn made some changes at MHS is the measure of an effective per­ for $1,500 and another for $1,000 will sergeant, was assigned to p n a lt National Weather Forecast “When a community college placed. ’’Need a Lift’’’’ containing LOVELY six room Ranch that continue today. He began an ad­ son.” be awarded in the eastern area. Troop W (Bradley Inte.i_ home, on quiet tree lined MANCHESTER - Unique EXECUTIVE L Ranch - Nine develops a program, the private “This will continue," he said. educational aids offered by univer­ prepai 1 . i vanced biology course. A lab manual Fenn married his high school Applications for these scholarships sities, colleges, foundations, private national Airport) for the Dan Mosler - Call 649-3329 or ^ Happiness is | n T-T i-J street. Two fireplaces, 1 1/2 three bedroom Townhouse rooms, 22x28 master college will see the idea as it goes "In spite of the economic crunch, « L *V U I M baths, garage, privacy, condominh''aAT w o baths, for biology which he developed is still sweetheart, Muriel, in 1944, They must be completed by March 15. last three years. 525-8263 for appointment. bedroom, family room, game through state licensure. The private MCC is old enough, large enough, and organizations and federal and state I viewing the | Buckley'ley School, lowlo\ 40's. plus two l.^ v ’jTns, plush rec room, den, private yard, on being used. have two adult daughters living in The auxiliary’s Department of In his new position, college will rush out and develop its good enough to survive. We have legislation. The local auxiliary has TAX RETURNS - Individual I Girl Scout I Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, room, appliances, air- dead end street in prime “It was exciting," he recalls. Massachusetts. Connecticut Past Presidents’ Parley placed copies of this booklet in Mary Labreche will be responsi­ 649-1922. conditioned. $36,900. Warren neighborhood. $59,000. For own and present it first. what it takes to attract large and business tax returns Nl W VCVHK In the early 1960s, many One of his daughters has been Scholarship of $400 is to assist a child Cheney Library and with guidance ble for all operations, prepared. Cali Russell L. I display in | E. Howland, Realtors, 643- further details call Philbrick “They can pirate our ideas without numbers of students. MANCHESTER - Magnificent 1108. Manchester leaders felt the town looking for a job. Fenn said, “If she’d of an ex-servicewoman to secure an counselors at the high schools. sales, client liaison' and Burnett. Tax Service, 353 Agency. Realtors, 646-4200. going through the licensure “We put in two new programs this § Watkins window | RAN 9 MANC eleven room Colonial, over 4.- needed a local college. They got the just learn to type, she’d land a job.” education beyond the high school personnel in Gleason’s Center Street, Manchester, procedures.” He said his examples year. And we are not hesitant to Those wishing more information 646-3005. OOO square feet of elegant COVENTRY LAKE Area- Six OVERSIZED CAPE - Six Board of Directors to agree to set up MCC has a program that would do level. Applications for this Hartford office. I Troop 2 I living area. 4 I'2 baths, have taken place in the state and may phase out a program when its may contact Mrs. Mary E. LeDuc, room Ranch, good condition, rooms, with central air- a college which was to be self- just that for her. He has attended Babson aluminum siding, beautiful fireplace, half acre lot, $28,- conditioning. eat-in kitchen, take place again. graduates cannot get jobs. That’s president of the local auxiliary. supporting. In its first year, 1963, it College in Wellesiey, terraced lot. Must be seen. 900 Hayes Corporation, 646- dining room, brand new bath, The leaders of one community another key to MCC’s success. Mass., the Transportation MK K nra im umn I Priced to sell fast in 80's. Call 0131. three good sized bedrooms. had about 100 students and a handful nrnmmi koNUi uiRnkMuiii college were “mad as hell” recently “I see us continuing to move in the Safety'Instltute in R. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, $35,000 Philbrick Agency, of teachers. Fenn served it part time direction of comprehensiveness.” 646-1980. or 647-1139. SEVEN ROOM CAPE- 4 Realtors. 646-4200. as a biology teacher. when a private college beat them to a Oklahoma City, Okla., and Halp Wanlad 13 program, he said. The only sour note in Fenn’s out­ TAX RETURNS - and Accoun­ r v i bedrooms, aluminum siding, But it cost the town money. Anti-Hijack Seminars in ting done professionally. Call RAMBLING nine room Cape, lovely home, assumable RANCH - Six room, three look for MCC is its campus. It is MEDICAL ASSISTANT - SHOW “It’s part of my job to nurture Orlando, Fla. Dan Hickey, 649-9145. 2 baths, fireplace, carpeting, mortgage asking mid thirties. bedrooms, large country “The townspeople began to raise housed in “ temporary” buildings off Immediate openings. No trees, $36,900. Hutchins Agen­ ideas and programs,” Fenn said. “I [2 3 »"ow ,.i'N now Owner Agent, brokers kitchen, fireplace, 12x25 fami­ hell," Fenn said. “We weren’t pop­ Bidwell St. and several old mill experience required. Good cy, Realtors, 646-3166. welcomed, 643-6624 after 3. ly room, garage, shaded yard guide them through these tortuous Returns SINGLES: Join Insta-Mate, a salary, paid training plus u n aI-HIIOKX Aki ular in those days because of the buildings off Hartford Rd. “They are low cost local dating service. on quiet street. $44,900. routes to approval. “ Most people are many benefits. Enlistment NEW TO MARKET - This money. I couldn't walk down Main St. Bernard Johnson and Meet new people today! Write For period ending 7 a.m., March 12. Thursday night will find SIX ROOM Cape - fjropl.ace, Philbrick Agenev, Realtors, unaware these battles go on. The an­ showing the ravages of use,” he said. required. Ages 17-35. Call U S. oversized Cape is just right garage, screened porch, chain 646-4200. without being accosted.” Robert Ablness have Box 815-M, New Britain. Army, at 643-9462. rain in the mid Gulf coast, the mid Mississippi valley and ! Conn. 06050. for the growing family. Large link fence, aluminum siding. S p r e e returned home to changing to snow activity in the vicinity of the Lakes and upper master bedroom, formal $35,900. Owner 646-2795. RAISED RANCH - Seven $l,500-$2,500Cash Bonus-U.S. Mississippi valley as well as in part of the mid Plains and the dining room, eat-in kitchen, rooms, beamed cathedral Manchester after atten­ Army Artillery and Infantiy - ding a two-day workshop of mid Rockies. Mostly fair elsewhere. Minimum temperatures plus fireplaced living room, 1 MANCHESTER - Huge ceiling in living room with □ FINANCIAL immediate openings. No include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) 1/2 baths, garage. Non-traffic Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, ficldstone fireplace, eat-in Lutheran Brotherhood, the experience required. Good Atlanta 48 (70). Boston 27 (43), Chicago 37 (51), Cleveland 33 street, only $36,900. Keith double garage. 175x250 lot, kitchen, formal dining room, fraternal insurance socie­ salary, paid training plus Real Estate, 646-4126 . 649- $38,500 Hutchins Agency, 646- 15x21 family room with Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 8 many benefits. Enlistment (51), Dallas 51 (71), Denver 20 (37), Duluth 14 (19), Houston 61 ty. (80), Jacksonville 49 (81), Kansas City 36 (61), Little Rock 54 1922. 3166 fireplace, wooded acre lot required. Ages 17-35. Call U.S. with privacy. $44,900 MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ (67), Los Angeles 45 (69), Miami 70 (81), Minneapolis 23 (27), Army at 643-9462, MANCHESTER ■ four family, BOLTON CENTER - Nine i’hilbriok Agenev. Realtors, life Up Now Attended cond, third, All kinds. Realty New Orleans 62 (78), New York 31 (44), Phoenix 43 (69). San four rooms each unit, parking, room, one story Cape, paneled 646-4200. statewide. Oedit rating un­ IM Ban If Dm PM ii Ni(t Francisco 44 (62), Seattle 36 (46), St. Louis 43 (61), Washington separate heat, $6,900 income, Bruce W. Braithwaite of necessary. Reasonable. Con­ den, living room with wall-to- TRICKRAYe ^ Ut-tW m*tr t( cVI li 143- 37 (66). asking $42,900. Warren E. wall carpeting and fireplace, ROCKLEDGE - Seven room South Windsor attended the fidential, quick 2711. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. formal dining room with Ranch, three bedrooms, recent national sales con­ arrangements. Alvin Lundy fireplace, rec room, two-zone Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ fireplace, family kitchen with ference of the Mutual breakfast nook, mud room heat, garage, porch. $44,900. tion Plaza, Hartford. REAL ESTATE Career. Earn VERNON 7 ACRES W ith Pol)^as Trust Life Insurance Co. at $1,000 plus monthly. Must PART TIME Janitor - EXPERIENCED - Deli Clerk, with closets, lull attic, gar­ Philbrick Agency. Realtors, Evenings, 233-6879, SKYLINE VIEW Key Htscayne, Fla. have license or in process. Cleaners needed, mornings. apply in person Western Beef, age, large paddock. Excellent 646-4200. Must have transportation. 63 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. A most unusual setting. 7 room Skateboards Braithwaite, a Mutual Part timers considered, landscaping. $49,500. Wolver­ Call 649-5334. custom Qialet built In 1974. S-4 ton Agenev. Realtors, 649- SI’OTLESS six room Cape, Big In Performance, Low In Price Trust general agent, heads Ralph Pasek Realtor. MLS, bedrooms. 2 ^ baths, 3 fireplaces, □ EMPLOYMENT 289-7475 , 633-5786. RELIABLE, mature, middle- 2813. four bedrooms, modern the company offices at 1734 age person with car. wanted central air. Plus large bam, corral kitchen, with dishwasher and EXPERIENCED Waiters - and fenced pasture. Call Arthur or Ellington Rd., South Wind­ SECURITY PERSONNEL - for full or part-time, position. Suzanne Shorts. 646-3233 MANCHESTER - Seven room disposal Handy to bus line Help Wanted 13 Waitresses, lunch and dinner, Applicant must be physically Raised Ranch on lovely ant! schools $34,500. Philbrick sor. Full and part time, for apply in person. Pizza Wagon, J. WATSON BEACH CO. B78-13 blackwall, Manchester. East Hartford fit, have some mechanical wooded lot in one of Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. PHONE FROM home to ser­ 221 Spencer St,, K-Mart Plaza, ability, and be able to work in- ffMfhsrt MLS Manchester's most desirable with trade Appointed and Glastonbury area. Call Manchester. ManchMtOf Omco 947-6139 vice our customers in the 549-5238. dependantly. Must be bon- areas. Two fireplaces, pan­ BOLTO.N - Six room Cape, Fits models of Vega, Pinto, Manchester area, flexible dable. Call after 9 a.m., 643- eled family room, 2-car gar­ fireplace, modern kitchen, Falcon, Mustang II and others Lois C. Sabatino has been hours, super earnings, 249- 0565 or after 7 p.m. 633-7863. age. Priced in the 50's three bedrooms, two baths, appointed communications 7773. FOREMAN-ASSISTANT Zinsser Agency, 646-1511 finished room in basement. LEISURE LIVING with room Oversized garage. Treed lot. manager of the Power (M/f) MEDICAL Technologist ■ for tennis court or swimming Systems Division of United INSURANCE AGENCY - In M.T. (ASCP) Day shift. $33,500 Philbrick Agency pool on country sized acre lot. Realtors. 646-4200. Vernon Circle area looking for 2i)id shift Strong background in all sec­ Just as much room inside, PORnR ST. AREA ‘Cushion Belt Polyglas’ Technologies Corp. The tions of the Laboratory, with ’26 2 4 ” part time, or full time clerk to Manchester Plant king sized family room with Double fiberglass belts hold tread firm to reduce SURF S T Y L E divisio.i’s fuel cell special emphasis on LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN work in life insurance. Assist in the direct super­ raised hearth fireplace. All Two year old Colonial.! SKATEBOARD operations are located in Experience preferred. Typing microbiology. Call Thomas Four bedrooms. 2'.i baths.l spacious Garrison Colonial on wear-producing squirm, help keep tread grooves vision of factory personnel this with three bedrooms, for­ beautiful wooded lot, large Super Flex urtbreakable polypro­ South Windsor. and machine transcription a Valliere. Laboratory Super­ to meet production mal dining room and 2 12 completely maintenance! family room with fireplace, open for good traction. Double polyester cord pylene skateboard lealuring heavy Mrs. Sabatino has been must. Send resume indicating visor. Rockville General baths, offered at less than duty encased bearing trucKS and schedules and maintain Hospital, 872-0501 Ext. 236. free .Many extras. No| 12x23 game room, music body plies add strength and resilience. Tire up clear urethane "wide wheels". public relations director preference for full or part OUTSTANDING today’s prices. Hurry and you agents, please. time, to Box S, Manchester quality standards room, or fourth bedroom, for the American School can pick out colors, coverings, wall-to-wall throughout, now! Herald, OPPORTUNITY Prepares and maintains HELP WANTED - Full time and carpets. Hohenthal Com­ for the Deaf and has been related records. openings for experienced 649-4138 .fi.r3 rosewofxt paneling, central for Kgli Calibef pany, 646-1166, Builders. vac, built-in barbecue, sliding associated with 'pi^ivpte power press operators. Apply Realtors. 1 0 9 9 ASSISTANT COOK - Full Anibltkius Requirements include the in person, (Quality Name glass doors, flagstone patio. THE NEWEST advertising-public rela­ time, experienced, 8 a.m. - Plate, Fisher Hill Road, East Call today for details and in­ *28 H f W SPREE! EVERYDAY Executive Type - ability to supervise hourly FOUR FAMILY - in central *29 ■ LOW PRICE *32 tions firm. 4:30 p.m. 40 hours per week. spection of this choice Size C78-14 *33 *34 SPORT CRAZE... Glastonbury. Size E78-14 Size F78-14 Size G78-14 Size G78-15 Must work every other personnel effectively and location, needs some face lif­ MANCHESTER - Modestly Fits Models of: Fits Models of: WE HAVE THE •y ting. all apartments heated, offering. $79,900. Philbrick Gremlin, Hornet. Fits Models of: Fits Models of] Fits Models of: 2 4 ” FIBERGLASS weekend and some holidays. SALESMAN good communications priced 2-family. 5-6. modern Matador, Ambassador, Torino, Ambassador, Torino, Montego, Thii U tn opening lor our m Im ATTRACmVE position in our Agenev Realtors. 646-4200. Javelin, Chevy II, Nova, Chevelle. Chevrolet. Polara, FINEST SELECTION OF organization which otiars a par* skills. $610 monthly income. Selling Baths, new roof, two newer Tempest. Dart, Camaro, Cutlass, Century, Chevelle, Galaxle, Monterey. SKATEBOARD Apply in person, Monday - Data Processing Department, Camaro, Dart. Chevelle, Challenger, POLYPROPYLENE A Public manant potIUon and an axcap* for $49,900, T. J. Crocket! heating systems, 2-car gar­ Ouster. Falcon, Mustang, Cougar LeMans, Charger, Fury, Cotalina Whi222Z up, down and all around Friday, 9 a.m, - 4 p.m. East knowledge of keypunch help­ Comet and others Roadrunner, Charger Roadrunner and others Uonally solid fulura tor tha go* Due to substantial in Realtor, 643-1577. age, Own your own home for and others and others on this heavy duty skateboard FIBERGLASS Hartford Convalescent Home. Manchntar and others with unbreakable fiberglass con­ gahar typa of aalaaman. creases in business, ful. Five day week, 8 a.m. • 5. less than rent. Only $39,900. Bla ckwall with trade, p SKATEBOARDS records^ 745 Main Street, East Hart­ All benefits. .East Hartford lus $1.75 to $2.65 F.E;.T„ depending on si struction. Urethane wide oval Wa otfar ona of tha bast com- simlliar openings exist in MANCHESTER - Horse coun­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors. (MMTEMPOiUUiy FLAIR ze- wheels, ad)uslable truck. AROVim ford, Conn. panaatlon plana In thla antlra location. 289-2735. Warranty deed araa, (Salary ptua commlaalon). the Willlmantic, East try - Near Glastonbury line. 649-2813. Spacious 8-room, 4 level ilonp with othar flna banaflta In* Large five bedroom Colonial, Split, 4 bedrooms, 2W First Hartford Realty Corp. BREAKFAST COOK-5 a.m.- Woodstock, and Rogers JANITORIAL- - Couple to Michael L. and Carol Ann eluding a top flight aalaa formal dining room, MANCHESTER - Six room baths, large wooded lot, 7 :30 a.m., more hours if training program. Apply In par* plants with other shift wanted, for part time fireplaced living room, family Ranch, large fireplaced living OIL - LUB & FILTER Policastro, property at 162 desired. Apply in person aon to Mika Callahan. Salaa arrangements. positions in East Hartford, view of Hartford skyline. Managar. room plus rec room in base­ room, garage, partially Many features. $64,200. UP TO 5 QUARTS 2 Q 9 9 Grissom Rd., $50,500. Mond^-Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 preferably husband and wife ment. Oversized 2-car garage. finished and insulated full Please call (203)774-9605 P y e a r Allaclinienla p.m.. East Hartford Convales­ TEDTRUDON learn. Must have own 3/4 acre lot. Country setting basement. Fine neighborhood. cent Home, 745 Main St., East or send resume to: transportation. Excellent etc. 80’s. R. Zimmer, J.D. Epstein Bros. Floor R. SIRION $42,500. Warren E. Howland SPECUU. *7.99 2 4 ” DELUXE Covering against Eldredge G. Hartford, Conn. wages and benefits. Call Real Estate. 646-1980, 647- Realtor, 643-1108. WARREN E. VOLKSWAGEN between 4 p.m,-7 p.m. 247- SKATEBOARD Yost, $2,500, and against R eutesa 1139. KicKiail for 390* turns; unbreak­ ROGERS CORP. 8111. THREE BEDROOM Ranch Eldr^ge G. Yost and Yost MECHANIC • Immediate ToOandTpke. ROGERS, CONN. 06203 HOWLAND able fiberglass construction; heavy MconviMi l I lit! n il GRACIOUS Dutch Colonial worksaver kitchen with ARGO duty adjustable trucks; urethane Construction Co., $35,000, unit openings. No experience T An Equil Opportunity EImploycr with center hall, beautiful RMltora 643-11U wide front wheels, stoker rear required. Good salary, paid M/F Bualneea Opportunity 14 separate dining area. Nicely wheels. in Northfield Green Con­ hew kitchen in oak. latest MASTER CHARGE COMPLETE training plus many benefits. paneled and carpeted rec dominium. MANCHESTER Three chair appliances, four bedrooms, room, fenced in yard and new­ SAFETY Building permits Enlistment required. Ages 17- paneled rec room, cedar ly decorated throughout. Low MANCHESTER’S OLDEST - CASH O O O D f l E A R 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. immaculate Barber Shop off CHECK Penn Central Transporta­ Main Street. Call for delails, storage area. Move in condi­ 30’s. Gallagher Agency. 529- Circa 1753 - Central chimney, tion. Beautifully treed and 6874. gambrel Colonial. Three For more good years in your car SPREEI ^ERVDAY tion Co., demolish freight AVON - BILLS unpaid? Vaca­ WE NEED BOYS & GIRLS LaPenta Agency, Realty, 646- FREE! LOW PRICE house to rear of N. Main St., 2440. terraced. Mid 60’s. 646-1189. fireplaces, original paneling tion unthinkable? Don’t be un­ 12 to 14 Year Olds ANDOVER - BeauUful 7 1/2 and stenciling, twelve rooms, SAFETY-SLIDER $250. nerved. Avon Representatives OAKWOOD ROAD- Clean two baths, large lot. $76,000. Roger Williams Co. for R.D. room Dutch Colonial, modern SKATEBOARD make extra money in their to canvass for tho situation Wanted 15 well built, six room Cape, kitchen, den. fireplace, three Philbrick Agency Realtors, Hathaway, alterations at 171 spare time. Pay those bills - fireplace, garage, rec room, stall barn, 5.8 country acres. 646-4200 Protect your hands during a fall; take that trip. Interested? perform iricka with greater control. St. John St., $1,875. MANCHESTER RELIABLE Babysitter assumable VA mortgage, cir­ Ferrigno Realtors. 423-1886 NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE INC. Regina Andrews, Call 523-9401. available, weeknights and cular pool, $35,900. 646-1189. anytime. 429-9351 evenings. SIXTEEN ACRES - Plus alterations at 22 Glenwood St., EVENING HERALD weekends. Also school restored antioue Colonial in .’’ill' in ' tt'iniii|h '• .*iirtl,iv FOOD SERVICE - Immediate vacations. Keeney Street LARGE three bedroom .Manchester. Fifteen rooms, (OPPOSITE SEAR’S AUTOMOTIVE) $ 1,000. openings. No experience Mon., Tuat., Wad. 5-8 P.M. } BOLTON - Sacrificing at $32.- 295 BROAD ST., Marriage lieense area. 646-8863. Ranch, full basement with 900. Im m aculate 6 room three full baths, nine rMuired. Good salary, raid garage, custom-built, con­ Ranch, heated garage, private fireplaces, other features too Kwang Sung Hwang and training plus many benefits. GALL 8 4 7 -9 9 4 8 , 3*8 P.M. WILL DO legal secretarial venient location. Priced to yard. Hurry. Lessenger Com­ numerous to mention. $130,- PHONE 643-1161 Susan Rae Huntoon, both Enlistment required. Ages 17- work at my home, or evenings 000. Philbrick Agency. 381 Broad St., Manchester 35. Call U.S. Army at 643-0462. sell. Paul W. Dougan. pany, Realtors, 646-8713. 423- MON., TUES., WED., FRI. 8-5:30 • THURS. 8-0 • SAT. 8-1 Manchester. in your law office. 643-7129. Realtor, 643-4535. 9291. Realtors. 646^200.

y PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thura,, March 11. IWB Frank and Em atl Answer to Previous Pu22le MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 11, 1976 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 Aparlmenia For Rent 53 Business lor Rent 55 Autos For Sale 81 B ib li c a l © d Charles M. Schultz CoMCRATUkATlONS, 1970 RENKEN 14' fibreglass 474 MAIN STREET - Three SPACE AVAILABLE - 7,000 1968 TRIUMPH, TR 250, t a k e a boat, 65 h.p. Mercury engine, room apartment, second square feet in Manchester, rebuilt engine, body. New top, ACROSS DOWN NUMBER MADAM^ THAT'if A and trailer, $1,600. Call 875- floor, $170 monthly. Security, close to 1-84 Si Railroad, se­ starter, and alternator. Best Dear Abby 1 Mother of Seth 1 Expunge 9390 after 2. heated, 646-2426, 9-5. offer. Also 1966 Corvair, Mon­ 4 First Jewish 2 Chaste YOU TRAPEO cond floor, suitable for high priest 3 Destructive 75 IM60NNAH)ftTE MAKE SUITE MILD CARD! IT storage or light manufac­ za.newengine, best offer. 742- ME A P lM Q l (YEBEENROBKP/ 21’ LAPSTAKE, 1969 100 h.p. 9 Haran's father hurricane AliTTERTOTHE HDUSPEa BOLTON - MANCHESTER turing. Call 646-4048 between 8 7437. Buy 2 they’re small. By Abigail Van Buren 12 Relative (ab.) 4 Herdsman of m w k m m j/ kmtm, MMS V b U ^ A N C o Mercury outboard. E-Z loader Townllne,. Three room apart­ IVEKEN CHEATEP! CCMMISSIONER J MY NAME a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 13 State Tekoa L E 6 !.' y / IT'S ONLY A Of 0ASE 0AU !/ RI6HT, trailer. $1,700. Call 6464)678. ment, large yard, quiet 1970 PLYMOUTH Roadrunner 14 Poem 5 Swiss river m C M B To THE HEAD Of* neighborhood, heat, hot BOLTON NOTCH - 383, 4-speed, 4U gears, 1 5 ------6 Narrowf Inlet Haddon SI META1AKSAL suiEETie; water, stove and refrigerator. chrome wheels, white tires. DEAR ABBY: Our daughter, a 21-year-old working girl, 16 Harangue 7 Canadian Antiques 48 Showroom, office building, 17 Qlrl's name province (ab.) T h e l i n e a n t t i m e References required. $210 storage buildings, 4 commer­ $1,500. 875-9390, after 2. is pregnant. She isn’t going with anyone steady and doean’t monthly. 646-2311. 16 Agitates 6 Require sDavid king" 40 Nullity WANTED Antioue furniture, cial, industrial acres. Visible want to get married right now. But she is thrilled because 20 Consumer of 9 Mortgagee 26 Took food 41 Twig You WANT To! glass, pewter, oil paintings, or highway location. 1-223-4460. 1974 FIREBIRD, 6 cylinder, she really wants a baby. My husband and I are also thrilled food 10 Most unusual 32 Toddler 44 Low sand hills J-// other antique item s. R. FOUR ROOM apartment, in automatic on floor, air- because this will be our first grandchild. 22 Facility 11 Rips 35 Colombian 46 Mutilate OllHkrMAiK fURaouSfaiOd Harrison, 643-8709. older duplex, appliances, and MANCHESTER - Main Street conditioning, power steering, 23 Health resort 19 Refutation coin 47.Paddle> (( We wiU do everything we can for her and the baby. We’ll 26 Promontory 21 Chanters 36 Moorish hot water, $195. and security. - 1,000 sq. ft. retail store, im­ green, black interior. Moving. even adopt it if she wants us to. 50 Donkey 'J ii Newly refinished. 643-1442. Must sell. $3,500., or best 27 Biblical 23 Snoods kettledrum (comb, form) WINTNROP BY DICK CAVAUI ANTIQUES Wanted - mediate occupancy, heat in­ She wants to keep the baby and take care of it herself. She region 24 Italian river 36 Rough lava 51 Rights (ab.) American furniture, oriental cluded, Hayes Corporation, offer. Alter 5, 646-6654. 29 Aslan holiday 25 "They----- ed THREE ROOM apartment, doesn t want to toll the baby’s father about her conation 39 Peruser 52 Pipe joint CALL ME W H04'tCL1 rugs, paintings, pewter. Wind­ 646-0131. 30 Shoshonean restored colonial, neat, hot 1971 PLYMOUTH Scamp, 2- because altoough he’s single, he isn’t ready to settle down Indian I 2 3 4 5 6 7 B 9 10 11 G E T H C M E sor chairs, crocks, jugs, yet. She doesn t see him anymore. weathervanes, primitives. water and parking. Central. door hardtop, small engine, 31 Siouan Indian Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss IF-T?aUTNNKOF What should she tell people who ask who the father is? If 33 Far off (comb, 12 i3 14 Ron Dionne, 643-1691. 643-2171 or 643-8470. OFFICE SPACE automatic transmission, BOMETVHNa-. power steering, vinyl roof, he doesn t pay anything toward the delivery and support, form; var.) i6 16 17 22 LOCUST Street, seven he doesn t get any visiting rights, does he? 34 Charged atom tL L Q B TM V FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ FOR RENT air-conditioning, tape deck, 35 Light touch HERE WE V V e S -A WOMAN WAS HERE— ^ rooms, security, $230. 646- 250 square feet, center of 18 t9 55" 21 COAT, P H IL - ARE, PHILf tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, and many extras. Excellent Our daughter will be getting help from welfare. Does that 37 Lighting WENOy— WHAT VOU AND DRIVB A COUPLE OF HOURS AGO.' SHE 2426, 9-5. Manchester,' air con­ mean she has to toll them who the father ia? She would device 22 MUST HAV/E BEEN DRUNK— SHE lamps, etc. Now accepting gas mileage, extra snow tires. 23 24 25 26 SAID MAKES A LOT you Of/SP TO ASHED ME WHAT I WAS DOINO ditioning and parking. Call Bought new. Asking, $1,875. rath^ not. Also, does she have to put the father’s name on 41 Gristle OF SENSE TO ME/ OUPOLOHOUSB! consignments, for April auc­ 2/ 28 IN JieS HOUSE! tion. 644-8962. VERNON - a pleasant eight 643-9551. . , Call 647-1908 anytime. the baby s birth certificate? 42 Was sealed 29 unit, conveniently located, 3 43 Organ part _ GRANNY-TO-BE 45 Sacred song io 31 32 1/2 room apartment im­ 1965 OLDS, D elta 88, W anted to Buy 49 mediately available. Features DEAR GRANNY: Since the laws differ from state to 47 Kind of orange Excellent condition. Asking 46 Insurgent 33 34 include: range, refrigerator, SEVERAL CARPETED and state, have your daughter ask her case worker to answer her OLD DOLLS - Paying top $425. Call 871-0729. (coll.) 35 36 37 38 garbage disposal, wair-to-wall paneled offices for rent in questions. And toll her to ignore the people who ask who the 49 Blood vessel 39 4<^ prices for your old dolls, $M. carpeting, air-conditioning, baby's father is. That's her buainesa. And her secret. IM Hi% U S I <1 0" professional building on Route 1970 CHEVELLE, Malibu, 53 Hebrew tribe 41 42 43 44 and up lor China and bisque shades and curtain rods and 54 Greenland dolls. $100 and up for Bye%. 83 in Vernon. Offices available sport coupe, good condition, master TV antenna. Total at $4.50 per square Toot, in- DEAR ABBY: I have been married for 42 years, and two Eskimo 45 46 47 Never give or sell a doll $1,500. Call 875-7308 evenings 55 Bury Homt$ For Salt 23 Raal Batata Wanted 28 Painting-Papering electric, laundry and storage cludes heat and air- and weekends. years ago my husband told me that he wanted to have his 4i 49 so St 52 32 Articlaa lor Sale 41 without getting our offer. Call facilities in basement. No 56 Summer (Fr.) 53 locally, 875-7356. conditioning. Call 644-2314. left ear pierced so that he could wear a little gold earring in 57 Gallon (ab.) BOLTON - Volpi Road ■ ets. Rental $160. Call 872- 1972 CHEVY Impala, four- it. I asked why. No answer. Then I told him that his 56 Biblical 54 55 56 IMMEDIATE CASH for your INTERIOR - EXTERIOR SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury SI:28, Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-5 Reduced $3,000. Owner's property. Let us explain our WANTED - Used kitchen POTENTIAL RETAIL outlet door, vinyl top, air- wedding ring was enough rings for a man. Still no answer. lawgiver Painting, Quality professional above - ground pool dis­ p.m. lor appointment. on busy Purnell Place needs 59 Legal point 58 59 anxious, must sell this attrac­ fair proposal. Call Mr. work at reasonable prices. tributor needs warehouse cabinets, top and or bottoms - conditioning, 50,000 miles. $2,- Soon I noticed that he had his left ear pierced and was n tive seven room Ranch on creative, energetic person, to 000. Call 643-2934. Priscilla’s Pop — At Vermeer Belfiore, 647-1413. Free estimates. G. L. space, will sell and complete­ counter top not necessary. SIX ROOM duplex, includes wearing a tiny gold earring in it. We haven’t had a happy (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN » private 200x200 treed lot. Call 646-1929 after 6 p.m. do remodeling work. Owner McHugh, Painting. 643-9321. ly install a huge 16'x31' OD garage and many extras. will give substantial rent day since. Living room with raised MAY WE BUY your home? swim pool complete with fen­ 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, 1 am 69 and he is 63. When friends ask me why my T A L K \ 7 I HAD A WHOPPER HE SLlPPEDj THIS BOY HAS THE hearth fireplace, 10x25 family Quick, fair, all cash and no Lease and security deposit. credit for remodeling. Call new tuneup and shocks. New WILLIS SCHULTZ. Quality cing, sundeck, filter and WANTED - child's carseat. No pets. 646-8379. 644-2314. husband wears that earring, I don’t know what to tell them. A B O U T BUT HE GOT AWAY.' T H R O U G H , room, formal dining, three problems. Call Warren E. Prefer GM or Kant-wet. Call car coming, must sell, below m a k in g s o f a r e a l interior and exterior, painting pump. Now only $787. Full Even our priest has a sk ^ me. BUM M Y N E T ,' FISHERMAN bedrooms, kitchen with stove Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. and paperhanging. Fully in­ price financing available. Call 643-9262. dealer’s price. $1,500 or best If you or any of your readers has a due, please let me LUCK W H A T and dishwasher, oil hot water, FOUR ROOM Duplex, cellar, offer. Call between 12-4 p.m. Win at Bridge HAPPEMED? sured, Call 649-4343. toll free 1-800-628-9607. Resort Property know. 0) 2-zone heat. Attached garage. CASH for your property. Call parking, yard, $185. Married 527-4863. Ask for Rich. couple, one child. Available For Rent 56 STUMPED IN MONTANA Reduced to $52,900. Cantor & as first if anxious to Sell. WHITE CHIFFON wedding Building-Contracting 33 □ RENTALS April 1st. 649-8350. DEAR STUMPED: The only person who can answer Goldfarb Realtors, 875-5244. Keitb Real Estate. 646-4126 or gown, size 9. Floor length veiL IT’s Not too early to plan your 1970 FORD LTD, nine 649-1922 Never worn. Originally $300. passenger, power steering, your question Is your husband. If wearing a tiny gold Great play pulls six clubs NEWTON H, Smith & Sons - FIVE ROOM tenement, se­ summer vacation!! Lake earring in his left ear has spedal significance for him, ask ROCKLEDGE - Immediate Best offer. Call 527-0141. ext. Rooms tor Rent 52 and power brakes, good condi­ occupancy, 10 room custom Remodeling, repairing, ad­ cond floor, convenient loca­ Kanasatka, Moultonboro, tion, $1,250. Call 649-3306. him what it la. And if he tells you, pleaae tell me. & SELL YOUR house through J. 41. tion, adults, security deposit. New Hampshire. Lakefront built ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, 1 Watson Beach Real Estate ditions, rec rooms, porches ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Call 646-0819. cottage, sleeps five, two DEAR ABBY: My husband grew up in a family of 1/2 baths, two fireplaces, for­ Company. Professional real and roofing. No job too small. ELECTROLUX with power 1971 FORD LTD, country rooms, single $56., double $69. bedrooms, living room, kissers. They were constantly giving each other (and M mal dining room, colonial estate service lor nearly 50 Call 649-3144. nozzle, excellent condition, plus tax, continental squire wagon, air, power NORTH ^ 1 family room, double garage, MANCHESTER - 5 1/2 Room kitchen, screened-in porch everybody else) long, enthusiastic kisses on the mouth However, the game was years. Call our Manchester of­ asking $89. Call 875-9190. breakfast, maid service, color and sundeck. Completely fur­ steering, power brakes, roof A A 10 8 2 finished rec room, Low 60's. CARPENTRY - Repairs, apartment in new duplexes, rack, automatic, 80,000 well whenever the occasion arose. duplicate and Arthur proceed­ fice for an estimate of value TV, utilities, parking. Call, $275 per month. Fireside nished. Private beach. Great ¥84 Ken Ostrinsky, Realtor, 643- without obligation. 647-9139. remodeling, additions, gar­ maintained miles by one I have asked my husband not to kiss our preteen ♦ A Q 10 4 ed to make six. The play is Cirby 646-2300. Realty, Inc., 647-9144. fishing and conveniently worthy of note. 1333. ages, roofing, call David vacuum from $69. and up, full owner. Very good condition. daughters this way, and he thinks I am strange for feeling 4 J 94 Patria, 644-1796. located on Lakes Region area. At trick three he led a club guarantee. Call 875-9190. ROOM for female to share Available June through Asking $1,495. Call 423-7761 Or as I do. Abby, I have absolutely no objection to kissing WEST(D) EAST Captain Easy — Crooks anl(^ Lawrence MANCHESTER - Prime loca­ CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - 423-3025. to dummy, then he ruffed a house with other female. 224 Completely furnished, 1 1/2 September, $175 weekly. Call friends and relatives on the cheek, but I save my AKQJ64 A973 tion, excellent two-family. □ MISC. SERVICES wES r o b b in s carpentry REPOSSESSED Kirby spade, led the jack of NOW HOLD OW.SUH! Charter Oak Street. room efficiency, $165.; 4 1/2 Cromwell, 635-0457 alter 4:30 mouth-to-mouth kisses for my husband. ¥AJ3 ¥K 10 652 WASH MAYBE IT WASN'T “ALIVE? BUT B y GEORGE, IF THIS STUFF CAN WAKE ' Five-five, 2-car garage with remodeling specialist. Ad­ diamonds covered by king and VOU EXPECT U& TO a n d vacuum, $5. per week, call Manchester. rooms, two bedrooms, $215. pm. When he kissed a young woman friend of mine on the lips ♦ K 966 9753 I THAT MUMWY WAS CERTAINLY A SHRIVELED-UP SOOO-y e a r - o l d overhead doors, separate ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Trucks lor Sale 82 BELIEVE THAT GUNK 875-9190. Heat, hot water, parking. No last evening as a friendly greeting, she looked embarrass^. «K 4i63 ace. ruffed another spade and KNOW TWITCHING WITH BlO-ELECTKIC . PHARAOH W ALK- THINK iVHAr IT heating by oil. Electric Services Otiered 31 built-ins, bathrooms, COULD BRING A w h a t w e CLEAN, furnished sleeping lease. 289-7475, 633-5786. When I mentioned it to him later, he said, "Nonsense! It’s SOUTH ran off all his trumps to leave ------CAN DO FOR. ME! — r domestic hot water, A-1 condi­ kitchens, 649-3446. 1971 CHEVY pick-up, built for himself with one diamond and MUMMY BACK SAWI REWEAVING, burns, holes. PIRELLI 1.55 SR 13 tires, room, central, call 646-4701 Wanted to Rent 57 lime you shook your Victorian morals and joined the AS TO tion, first floor ready for four for $135. Never used, 649- camper, good tires, good three hearts. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. after 6 or apply 4 Pearl Street. BOLTON - Two large rooms, mechanical condition, low modem world.” ¥Q.9 7 owner-occupancy. $44,900. For LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 8731 on weekends. West had to throw his ace of Window shades, Venetian includes all utilities. Century OLDER RETIRED single mileage. $2,100. 649-5557. Where do you stand, Abby? ♦ J2 inspection call, 568-5660 John new homes custom built, LIGHT Housekeeping room A AQ 10 8 7 5 2 hearts'to hold three diamonds F. Shannon, Real Estate. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. remodeled, additions, rec 21, Tedford Real Estate, 647- person would like furnished STIFF UPPER LIP Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- LOST WEIGHT - Complete lor rent, stove, refrigerator, 9914. room, Manchester or Bolton. North^uth vulnerable and the spade queen, Now rooms, garages, kitchens wardrobe, in size 18, excellent linens provided. 801 Main Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 DEAR STIFF: With you. The mouth ia an erogenous 5221. remodeled, bath tile, cement Call 649-9397 after 6. Arthur discarded dummy’s condition. Pants suits and Street, 649-9879. 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment, zone, reserved for one’s lover—or for mouth-to-mouth last spade to leave it with REDWOOD FARMS work. Steps, dormers. MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE resuscitation. West North East South CUSTOM DRAPERIES - gowns etc. 646-5370. redecorated, no utilities, no three diamonds and a heart. Immaculate seven-room Residential or commercial. FEMALE wanted to share - Lowest rates available. made very reasonable, work Call 649-4291. pets. $165., lease and security. 1 A Pass Pass 2 A East was down to hearts and Capo, nice living room, CARPETS - Special - This apartment with same, in Call after 6, 643-7279 "Sunny Day " eoverage. diamonds. guaranteed, call anytime, 649- □ AUTOMOTIVE Exclusive NETRA Agent. 2 e 3A 3 A 4A formal dining room, eat-ln 4266. month only. Free - Rubber Manchester. Call Sheila. 228- Finally. Arthur cashed dum­ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY padding with every order. A Clarke Agency, 643-1126. Pass 5 A Pass Pass kitchan and first floor 9335 or 277-2115 before 4. MANCHESTER - Duplex, two Astro-graph Pass my's high diamonds and led Carpentry and general con­ world of samples to choose Autos For Sale 61 family room, three DRESSMAKING, bems and tracting. Residential and bedrooms, heated, appliances, Opening lead — K A that heart. East took his king, bedrooms, t'A baths, from with prices you can af­ FEMALE ROOMMATE and dishwasher, garbage dis­ LADIES AMF 3-spced, 26 " alterations done in my home. corimercial. Whether it be a ford. For shop at home ser­ bike, reasonable. Call 646- By BERNICE BEDE OSOL but Arthur’s queen was his fireplace, glass sliding Reasonable. Call 646-4019. wanted - Manchester. Call posal, carpet, laundry room, NEED CAR? Credit bad? Alley Oop — Dave Graue small repair job, a custom vice. Call Scavitto's 633-0255. after 5 p.m., 649-2089. Bankrupt? Repossessed? 3732. 12th trick. doors. Built-Ins and over­ built home or anything in attic and cellar. Two children For Friday, March 12, 1976 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Senior Citizen Discount. accepted, close to school, Honest Douglas accepts Challenging situations are your sized garage. Carpeting, CARPENTRY - kitchen between, call 646-1379. 1967 TRIUMPH, 650, $700 or ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) V'HEAR cabinets, and siding. Apartments For Rent 53 playground, tennis courts, lowest down, smallest cup of tea today. You'll enjoy By Oswald & James Jacoby SOUNDS BIG.' , THAT, MY FIZIENOS, WAS ONE patio, and treed lot makes COMPLETE 283 motor, can payments. Douglas Motors, best offer. Call M3-7128. after You have a way of making light wuaiwhat you'reyuuro doinguumg and.anu. you'llyou ll •TOAT“ WHAT IS IT ZAXt OF t h o s e BIG.OL FLVIN' Specializing in formica work. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser- quiet neighborhood, parking of serious problems today that this a line family home. hear run, asking $150. Call 649- WE HAVE customers waiting two cars. $265. Aailable April 345 Main. 5. be gratifiedili<^e4 byK.. your ac­... ffvYesterday‘s hand is A California reader wants to LIZARDS YOU'RE LOOV.IN' FOR.' Insured. Free estimates. Call /ice - Remodeling, repairs, 6685. IS disarming. Go to it ^ those know the youngest and oldest Priced at only $49,500, 649-9117. lor the rental of your apart­ 1st, 228-9317. complishments. repeated today. Playing in additions, custom building. No TOYOTA - See us for reliable under strain will be ap­ five clubs, Arthur Robinson of players to win the McKennev U&R REALTY CO. ment or home. J.D. Real Campers-Trallers preciative. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. job too small. Free estimates. ELECTRIC fiberglass stone Estate Associates, Inc. 646- used Toyotas with our 60-day Philadelphia was able to mark trophy. 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 LIGHT TRUCKING - Free es- Over 25 years experience. 643- MANCHESTER - Sub-let by Mobile Homes 65 21) An unexpected develop­ fireplace, $150. Air- 1980. April 1st. Two bedroom apart­ lOOYo warranty. We also buy TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ment you learn of indirectly West with the king of clubs Oswald Jacoby's fourth and Robert D. Murdock tim a te s , c a ll 646- 1943 F769. conditioner, 11,000 btu, $50. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors. Someone in your family could anytime. *••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment with garage, close to YOUR 10' wide Mobile Home could jolt your optimism. View because his opening lead of last win occurred in 1962 at Realtor Riding lawn mower, $75 or LOOKING for anything in real Main Street and schools. $135, 345 C e n te r S tr e e t. is worth $3,500 in trade on a have a problem today. Your things philosophically. Your the spade king marked East the age of 61. Barry Crane's RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 best offer. Call after 5 p.m., Manchester. 646-4321. help and that of others should REUPHOLSTERY - Save estate rental - apartments, Call 646-6654 after 5. new 14' wide. Plaza Homes, 1- progress won't be impeded. with either the ace or king of first win occurred in 1952 at 649-0618. homes, multiple dwellings, no erase it at the source if you stay the age of 24 or thereabouts. money at Scavitto's with BIDWELL Home Improve­ 828-0369. close to the home front. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. hearts. So Arthur dropped the MANCHESTER - Centrally fees. Call J.D. Real Estate WE PAY $15 for complete singleton king and was sure to Paul Soloway and Peter Rank skilled professional ment Co. Expert installation junk cars. Call Joey. Tolland 19) Today you're a good horse- located, two-family Ranch reupholsters. Renovating SWIMMING POOL Sacrifice. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. A TWO Bedroom 12' wide late QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) trader. If you have a hunch, make his game contract.fv each won it at age 27. of aluminum siding, gutters Leading manufacturer has RENTAL OFFICE Auto Body. 528-1990. You're a very creative person. style duplex, gross income $3,- costs are less than new fur­ and trims. Roofing installa­ model, $5,995 delivered. We follow it. Don't settle for 725 yearly. Separate furnaces. niture. Free estimates. 633- redwood pools left over from UNUSUAL Deluxe one DAMATO ENTERPRISES are looking for 8'. 10’, 12', Something you're interested in second-best just because tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- 1975 season Half Price. bedroom Townhouse, private Large variety of Apartmenta and VOLKSWAGEN Bus 1968, today could provide a Berry's World Only $33,900. Pasek Realtors, 0255. Senior Citizen Discounts. 9109. Townhouses throughout wide trades. Highest someone feels it’s the last 289-7475, 633-5786. Guaranteed installation and entrances and patio, full base- engine rebuilt. New transmis­ allowances given on our 14' breakthrough and incite the word. Manchester. admiration cf others. terms. Call toll free 1-800-228- ment, includes, heat, RsntsI Offfes opan ilsHy 9-S, sion, muffler, front brakes. wide new inventory. Parts, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 1976 ask for Monte, day or appliances, carpeting and Fold down bed, storage, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. 19) The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions COVENTRY - Six room Cape, roofing, storm windows, aw­ Sai. ‘lb-3, aundsf 11-3 supplies and accessories, full CANCER (June 21-July 22) In­ Diplomacy and tact are second huge country kitchen, evening including Sunday. pool, ice skating pond. $245 B4S-10Z1 carpeted. Best offer. 646-1929 time service department. volved in any kind of commer­ R&R TREE SERVICE nings. Quality workmanship, alter 6 p.m. nature to you today. You're fireplace, nice lot. Low 20's. per month. Damato Enter­ 240 Ntw Slate Road Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur cial dealings today? Don't be able to mediate so skillfully that Trees removed, land free estimates. Fully insured. TWO retread tires, mounted, prises, 646-1021. bashful aoout seeking your Century 21, Tedford Real 872-9187 , 649-3417. MANCHESTER iway, those involved don't realize SH E W O N 'T Estate, 647-9914. cleared. No job too small. whitewalls, very good condi­ PARTS Department now open pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828-0369. price. Chances are you'll gel a what is happening. B O T H E R YOL Free estimates. tion, 78G-15. Best offer. 64^ PRESIDENTIAL Village Saturdays. Complete line of better deal. IF VOU D&A ROOFING. Roofs, 8437. Chrysler parts. Chorches PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) C A R R Y MANCHESTER - Two 6 4 6 -7 7 7 0 apartments, near churches LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) T H IS , siding, gutters, and leaders. and shopping area, no pets. HILLIARD ST. - Attractive 4 Motors. 649-3646. Autos For Sale 61 Bo on your toes regarding your bedroom Condominium, gas Free estimates. Fully in­ Whether or not you're aware of work or career. Good things SISN,' heat and air, full basement. COMMODE for sick room, Please call 646-2623. room modern apartment, It. you have a magnetism today sured. 249-0205. $10. Rug frame and box of can happen unexpectedly. Call alter 5:30 p.m., 646-4956. STUMP REMOVAL - Spring carpeted kitenen, no that permits you to gain the ad­ You'll want to be able to take Owner transferred. special, 20” stump $15. Also strips. $7. Phone 643-4517. TWO ROOM apartment, heat, ajj^liances, $185, security, 646- vantage in your dealings, es­ advantage of them. SPECIALIZING in cleaning Please let phone ring. hot water, stove, refrigerator, pecially with the opposite sex. special on all sizes. Call 742- and repairing Chimneys and Clip and Win COVENTRY LAKE - 200' 9347. furniture. Apply Marlows. 867 roofs. Free estimates. 30 WE BUY and sell furniture. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) from beach, nice winterized Main St. TWO bedroom apartment - Obligations owed to you could Years Experience. Howley, Cash on the line. One piece or heat, hot water, appliances, two bedroom cottage or DRAPERY and Slipcovers - 643-5361. be repaid today. If something reasonable rent. $16,900. No Custom-made to order in our an entire houseful. 646-6432. TWO BEDROOM - luxury wall to wall, private entrance, WIN A FREE you expected is not forthcom­ Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. Townhouse, located in patio. Right off 1-86. 429-7453. children, 'til sold. 267-9452. own workshop. Over 2,000 Heating-Plumbing ing, reconsider the validity of 35 Beside Douglas Mottos. Highland Park section, of 1976 AUTO your claim. fabrics and patterns lor your Being constructive and CUTE. CLEAN Cape, three selection. We help you select Manchester, wooded and SPACIOUS six-room upstairs ------DEPOSIT------\i02> bedrooms, fireplace, rec SEWERLINES, sink lines, SOFA and two club chairs private, for information, call apartment. Security deposit. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This productive in your just the right fabric. We cleaned with electric cutters, COUPON ONLY AT day you should make it a point relationships can be extremely room, carpeting. Bowers measure free. We install. with down cushions. $100. or 646- 1616 after 5 o'clock. References. Write Box BB, by professionals. McKinney best offer. Call 643-7384. to mix with people, especially advantageous to you this com­ Born Loser — Art Sansom School area. $36,500 . 647-9504. Rods and hardware available. Manchester Herald. close friends. Your most ing year. Your good works will Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ APARTMENT to Rent - three CARTER Call Scavitto's Furniture pany, 643-5308. valuable experiences cofne not go unappreciated or un­ MANCHESTER - Eight room Shop, 633-0255. Outside Hart­ rooms, fully carpeted, air con- THREE ROOMS, tile bath, CHEVROLET from associating with kindred rewarded. Condominium. An extremely ford area, call Enterprise B&C ditioned, stove and heat and hot water, adults, spirits. HEDIDW'TSAV good buy at $35,900. Call 643- NO JOB too small, toilet refrigerator, no children, $150. per month. Security iNKWSPAl»KR KNTKHPRISK A.SSN i 2228. Senior Citizen Discount. repairs, plugged drains, FLEA MARKET AMVTHlMfc. 1357 after 6 p.m. security and credit reference deposit. References, no pets, Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffel kitchen faucets replaced, 210 PINE STREET required, call 643-0250. parking, 15 1/2 School Street NAME E-Z Floor Cleaners - Rugs and repaired, rec rooms, MANCHESTER, CT. ®l9'6l)yNfA.lnc VERNON - $39,900. - New un­ carpets vacuumed and sham­ across from Eastside Rec. der construction, 1200 sq. ft. bathroom rnmodeling, heat OPEN 9 -6 FIVE ROOM apartm ent, ADDRESS pooed, floors washed and modernization, etc. Free es­ h m w m TT SWAMI BU6SV SWAf "What's the latest? Are Liz and Dick back Raised Ranch, 11/2 baths, one waxed. Reasonable rates. Call SATURDAY A SUNDAY heat, stove, utilities included. FIVE ROOM Apartment, c m r MLSUxn/ru/re TfUS together again?" car garage, city water and timates gladly given. M i M Middle-aged adults. No pets. stove, refrigerator, carpeting. PHONE 646-0518. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. sewers in area of fine homes. And now opening on 647- 1619. Call 872-9523 or 643-0902. DEPOSIT EACH WEEK Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick Call now, Mike O'Hobrick, WINDOW CLEANING - Thura. S FrI. 6-10 AS NEW DRAWINQS ARE HELD WEEKLY Broker, 871-1773. BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ MANCHESTER - Family 95 WEST Middle Turnpike - 4 Reasonable rates - Inside and bing - All heating and plum­ a No purchase necessary...Must be over 18 years of out. Call Andy 646-6388. style, 2 bedroom apartment, 1/2 room duplex, heat, hot age or older to win. Vou need not be present to win VERNON - $29,900 - Much bing repairs plus remodeling. Winning ticket no. quiet location, includes heat, water, stove, refrigerator, SORRY. AtA JOR, BUT IT^ TOO LATE HAR-RUMPH' Call 646-8641. but winner must spin wheel to select the winning car TO ENTER THE POOL TOURNAMENT APPARENTLY privacy in this lovely starter QUALITY Refinishing, 252 for week it appliances, carpeting, and and garage. Available April (from selection of 11 cars). Winner must pay all taxes J home with 23' living room, storage. $230 per month, 1st. Lease and security. Call — T WAS THE ONLY MAN SMART ’ YOU'VE NEVER Spruce Street, Manchester. FRANK SCOTELLA Plum- 0 7 8 5 7 2 8> license. ENOUSH To SISN UP BEFORE THE applianced kitchen, bay win­ Very reasonable, free es­ Damato Enterprises, 646-1021, 649-2865, before 5 p.m. HEARD OF THE dow, wall-to-wall carpeting, bing - repairs and remodeling. DEAPLINE— v- TIME r COMPETED timates. Free pick-up and Vanities and hot water “AOeodPIses ToavyACsr level treed yard. Call now, delivery. Call 643-4369 or 646- MANCHESTER GARDENS- 3 1/2 ROOM Apartment. Plea­ ■ ■ » u w o u l d n 't " AGAINST FAT LEFTY Mike O'Hobrick, Broker, 871- heaters. Prompt service on Dogs-BIrda-Pets 43 Two bedroom duplex, in sant location. Appliances, I4AVE LASTED LONG ANYWAY HIMSELF IN A 8567. emergencies. 643-7024. 1773. beautiful country setting. heat, hot water. Working — SOME OF THE WOMEN HISTORIC MATCH This Funny World L’il Sport - Wirth PRIVATE riding instructions, Includes heat, hot water, adults. No children, pets. 643- HAVE BEEN PLAYIN' FOR IN NEW ORLEANS! CUSTOM PAINTED lamps. Flooring 36 Lots-Land For Sale 24 several styles, choice of 50 English and Western, $5.00 appliances, and parking. $199. 2880. CARTER CO.. INC. A WEEK! colors. Reasonably priced. per hour, call 633-5571, monthly. Superintendent 646- MANCHESTER - Rural FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, anytime. 0090, Robert C. White Com­ MANCHESTER - Fairfield Call 875-1165. floors like new, no waxing, * 46-6464 s o u TWO s 1 TOLD YOU TO STOP ■iMTSyrt- residential treed building lot. pany, 236-5961. Equal housing. Sreet - Five room, duplex for H A V E N 'T OOT -V,^RRYlNe.' . 160x240 average. $9,500. (specializing in older floors). rent, wall-to-wall carpeting, 1229 Main SL, Manchester 3-11 f’hWAKe/IJCAL WINDOW CLEANING - Ceilings and inside painting. BASSET HOUND - AKC ANY FUTURE... Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Commercial and residential registered, male, eight finished rec room, garage, Open Evenings H I 9 • Thurt. 'HI 0 - S at 'HI 0 649-2813. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- ViaNON $225 monthly, no utilities. YA'LL BE BUMS including initial construction 2222. months, $150, 742-9394. FE R EV ER ' cleaning for builders and/or TOWN HOUSE Security and lease required. TOLLAND - 21 acres, 700' developers. Insured. Call Call 646-4461 after 5. frontage, 50x100' 2-story DOG-CAT BOARDING Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 66 Quality Maintenance Inc., 647- bathing/grooming. Complete GARDENS building. Owner financing. 9498. □ MISC. FOR SALE Homes tor Rent 54 $44,500, Lessenger Company, modern facilities. Canine One and two bedroom Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon apartments. Immediately Realtors, 646-8713, 423-9291. GENERAL CARPENTRY. Articles lor Sale 41 COLUMBIA - Attractive Road, Manchester. 646-5971. available at Town House Ranch, two bedrooms, dining Furniture and cabinet Gardens. This suburban COMPLETE GM Resort Property 27 building by an experienced ALUMINUM sheets used as room, fireplace, garages, carpenter. Call Ray, 649-8744. printing plates, .007 thick, FOR SALE - Brown toy Poo­ apartment community of references, no pets, $275. 228- COLUMBIA LAKEFRONT - Ux32". 25 cents each or 5 for dle. Call 649-7438. unusual architectual 3540, 646-3166. AN EATING ^ REPAIRS CONTEST ? j^i Eight room summer cottage, Painting-Papering 32 $1. Phone 643-2711. design and beautiful four bedrooms, stone AKC Cocker Spaniel puppies. landscaping features: BOLTON - Four room Ranch, fireplace, garage, owner INSIDE - Outside painting. CLEAN USED refrigerators, Bred for temperament. Private entrances, private treed yard, no pets, one child. • COLLISION financing. Mid 40's, Lessenger Special rates for people over ranges, automatic washers, Champion bloodlines. Three patios with sliding glass $250 monthly including heat. Short Riba — Frank HIM Company, Realtors, 646-8713 65, Fully insured. Estimates with guarantees. B. D. Pearl's blacks, one buff. 742-9563 after 742-6736. • MECHANICAL 423-9291. doors, wall-to-wall given. Call 649-7863. Appliances, 649 Main St., 643- 5. carpeting, range, WE SERVICE ALL GENERAL MOTORS THE PPAOON S THERE ISNT ANY r J P O N t 2171. Business lor Rent 55 HIDING IN THIS CAVE, lORAGON IN THIS HAVE A N V Real Estate tVanted 28 refrigerator and garbage CARS AND TRUCKS SlRiSNIGHT. CAVE. ITfe ALL YOUR ^ lA L ir ^ PAINTING - interior' and FREE - To good home, AAATCHES, exterior, paperhanging, FIREPLACE WOOD, sand disposal, traverse rods, Genuine Perta lAAAGlNATICN adorable six week old kitten, master TV antenna, FOR RENT - Connecting or Sll? KN6 HT. ALL CASH for your property excellent work. References. and gravel for sale - tree work separate front room offices. Factory Trained Mechenice within 24 hours Avoid red female with double paws, and storage and laundry Free estimates. Fully in­ and odd jobs, call 647-1834. litter trained. Call M3-4373. DM Main Street. Call 643-4846. jMmMcNM«6lSyW..lM. 3 .|( tape, instant service Hayes sured. Martin Mattson, 649- facilities in basement. 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE "I HOPE YOU KIPS ARE BETTER Corporation, 646-0131. 4431. SWIMMING Pool Distributor Total electric. No pets. CALLe4S-S464 ATRUNMIN3./" ,.i«. OFFICE SPACE for rent - on 3 * u J closing out 1975 model 16x31 Boata-Acceaaorlea 45 Rentals start at $165 per Main Street in Manchester. ■ and Higgins here will introduce SELLING your house? Call us PAPER HANGING Expert. OD, with sundeck, fencing and month. Call 872-0528 Ideal location for professional our new line of vitamins!’' first and we ll make vou a Your average paper, in filter. $799 installed, full 12' a lu m in u m boat, 7 h.p. offices and venr convenient to Carter Chevrolet cash offer. T.,l. Crockett Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 average room, $25. Mr. financing available. Call Eska engine. $300 Call” 875- p.m. all facilities. Please call 646- 1220 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER Realtor, 643-1577. Richman, 646-3884. Wayne collect. 633-2363. 9390 after 3. 4100) between 9-4. L