p a g e EIGHT-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Feb. 24. 1977 Bennet Junior High honor roll The weather Inside today Partly sunny, mild today, high around 50. Fair tonight and Saturday. Business...... 7-A Eklitorlal ...... 4-A Grade 7 Gerrish, Andrew Gibson, mier, Cynthia Craddock, Vicki Martin, Barbara Classtned .. .$-*-B Family...... I-A Vito Addabbo, David Ano, Scott Hendrickson, Ginger James Crowley, Jeffjey McFall, Geoffrey Michaud, Low tonight in the 30s and high Satur­ Gardening day in the 40s. Chance of precipitation Com ics...... 9-B Obituaries ... lO-A Paige Anthony, Bruce Howard, Olegene Hughes. Daigle, Nag Thanh Thi Dao, Cynthia Miller, Elizabeth Dear Abby__ 9-B S ports...... 0-+A Baltovick, Deborah Barnes, Brenda Johnson, Heather Melanie Demers. Mohr. 20 per cent today, 10 per cent tonight Edye Beaulieu, William Johnson, Tammy Kilcollins, Kimberly Daniels, Thomas David Monahan, Debra and Saturday. National weather By Frank Atwood Belekewicz, Chan Booth, Todd Korbusieski, Ann Demko, Gloria Diana, Karen Montiverdi, Margaret forecast map on Page 6-B. Plus suburban news on Pages t—2-B. Adam Borgida, Margaret Krajewski, Dawn LaChance. Donnestad, Glenn Eagleson, Murawski, Lynn Naretto, Busky. Joan Lavine, Judy Libera, M ard Edelson. William NIghan, Barry Robert Campanelli, Roger Livingston, Laurie Edgar Ezerins, Christopher 0 ‘Neill, David Parks, Mark Christopher Carmel, Scott Lomascolo, Michael Lynch, Fields, Elizabeth Fields, Patopchuk. Carone, Steven Cichowski, Mary Maher, Glenn Marx. Elaine Fuss, John Gibeault, Harold Potocki, James Diplomat says there^s no cause for alarm During this week of school vaca­ Dean Collins, Beth Cook, Holly Massett, Robert Mat- David Glidden, James Prenetta, Rose Pryor, Rhon­ tion, about a dozen Manchester High Audrey Cooper, Dawn son, Michael Mazzotta, Susan Gluhosky, Ana Gonzalez. da Reese, Michael Rooney, School students have been working in Crowley, Karen Daley, Kathy Messier, Tabitha Mitchell. Susan Greenberg, Mario Alesia Sadosky, Bette a greenhouse at Woodland Gardens Decker, Karin Dennison. Jeanine Murphy, Deborah Gutierrez, Michael Sheldon, Walter Silva. Nadeau, Celeste Neilson, transplanting seedlings of annual Lori DePasquale, Vincent Halvorsen, Brent Hazzard, Leeann Stauffer, Diane Michael Nightingale, Marc Diane Hellandbrand, Stavnitsky, Gary Selinger, flower and vegetable plants. Diana, Andrea DiPace, Melissa Donaghue, Michelle Okrant. Christopher Hickey) Donna Laura Stepanski, Judith They have been earning wages and, Everett, Gordon Fallone, Peter. Phelon, Bonniemay Johnson, Karin Johnson. Stoker, Robert Stokes, Brandi under the direction of John Zapadka, Martha Kanehl. Timothea Amin restricts James Ferrari, Jeffrey Potocki, John Prignano, Lori Talley. an experienced teacher of young gar­ Fields, Robert Filloramo. Richloff, David Alan Roe, Kargle. Susan Keller, Linda Tatro, Steven deners, they have been learning an Timothy Finnegan, Timothy Cathy Roy, Tammy Roy. Michelle Kiniry, Richard Telgener, Lisa Tilden, Vin­ essential skill In horticulture. Fogarty, Robin Fritz, Diane James Russell, Carole Koepsel, Michelle Laramie, cent Valentine, Debra Some already are experienced, Gamer, Elizabeth Goldberg, Schreiber, Courtland Sears, Robert Lenhardt, Cheryl Walrath, Katrine Walsh, since this happens every year, and Naomi Goldick. Donald Seaton, Susan Setsky, Lewis. Joanne Weiss. others are beginners, undoubtedly Joseph Gorka, Karen Kimberly Sidway, Patrick Kimberly Linde, Katherine Richard Werkheiser, awkward and slow for the first few Gustafson, Jennifer Silver, Caryn Southwick. Link, Jeffrey Lombardo, John Lauren Woodhouse, Lynne U.S. citizens Gordon Swain, Michael Lyon, Carole MacKenzie, Wright, Scott Wright. days. Haberem, Cherie Haddock, WASHINGTON (UPD-A Ugandan said. "President Amin wishes to in­ records, there are between ISO and Marita Hagenow, Denise Surh, Glen Swain, Nancy "We always have a mixture," Mr. Thibodeau, Mark Tierney, Jill diplomat assured the State Depart­ form them that they would not be ITS Americans In Uganda, mostly Harkins, Lisa Harris. ment today that President Idi Amin bothered or harassed. He wants them Zapadka said, “of those who have Katherine Haslett, Suzanne Tracy, Laura Webb, Janet missionaries. About hall of them a n will permit Americans to leave the to know that he has appreciated the done the work before and others Hebert, Gary Hurley, Krista White, John Whiton, Charles PLAZA DEPT. STORE Roman Catholic. The others belong doing it for the first time.” Jacobson, Brad Jones, Jen­ Woodhouse, Laurie Ziebarth. “W» Hava A Notion To Plaaaa" African country when they wish. work that they have done and he to various protestant sects. Danny Carvalho, whose picture we nifer Joy, Steven Kahaner. G rade 9 "There is no cause for alarm,” he wants them to continue. In early 1978, according to State EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER said. "But if they want to leave, they can were able to take before the week Melanie Kalagian, Deborah Lisa Abell, Patricia Adams, (Next to Frank’s Supormorktt) Department records, there were 293 began since he has finished his high Lange, Christopher Libby, Debra Annis, Linda Ather, Acting Ambassador S. M. Cherebet go and they won’t be kicked out, American civilians In the country, school courses and is employed full Joseph Maher, Christine Theresa Balboni, Laura was summoned to the department as either.” but about 100 left after the Entebbe time now, told me he can fill a flat of Mahlstedt, Martha Marteney, Bangasser, Kimberlee President Carter expressed strong Carter, who earlier this week raid by Israeli forces last July. six plastic containers with potting Gail Mature. Belekewicz. HOUSEHOLD HELPERS concern at Amin's announcement sharply criticized Amin, Is reviewing In addition to the missionaries, said soil, dig out the seedlings from the Melanie McGee, Robert Karen Benson, Neill from Plaza that U.S. citizens living in Uganda the situation "with concern and one State Department official, there McMahon, Kimberly Melroy, Berggren, Faith Blette, Laurie could not leave—and would have to monitoring it closely,” according to flat where they were started, poke Jamie Merisotis, David are "a couple of buiinctsmcn” and nine holes in each of the six trays, Bolduc, Timothy Bolduc, Lisa meet with him Monday. a brief White House anouncement some teachers at non-rcllgous Miller, Jennifer Miller, David Brown, Marie Brugnetti, Lisa Silver Polish Window Sprays Penney official addresses EDC ^ drop a seedling with some of its roots Naab. Cherebet told UPI he assured today. schools. Buck. I into each hold and press the soil Jennifer Nelson, Kim Rosemary Busky, Susan Copper Polish Roor Waxes James Dunne, left, an attorney with the J.C. Penney Co.’s real estate leasing department, Assistant Secretary of State William ”We are in touch with the Federal around each little plant in less than Nguyen, Emily Norman, Lin­ Cain, Graham Campbell, spieaks to members of the Manchester Economic Development Commission (EDC) at Shaufele that Amin was simply Republic of Germany which is four minutes. He has transplanted 54 da Oliver, Denise Parent!, Renee Caron, Gregory Fine Furniture Polish, plus Thursday night’s public hearing. The hearing was held on the proposed industrial park plan, calling the Americans-estimated at representing the United States seedlings in that time. Diana Pearson, Ronald Cassells, Brenda Chasse, a plan that centers around Penney’s proposed catalog distribution center. (Herald photo by about 175 in number-together to diplomatic interests in Uganda and Standard speed for a transplanter Pedemonte. Christine Cheney, Lisa Brooms, Brushes & Sponge Mops resassure them. they have assured us they will take State waives who has had time to learn his job is a Robert Piccin, Dean Collins. Dunn) “There is no cause for alarm,” he all possible measures to protect U.S. thousand plants an hour. Before the Russell, Cheryl Santoro, Kevin Conlon, Monique Cor­ interests," the White House state­ Sharon Slrols, Lisa St. two studies job is finished. Woodland Gardens ment said. Laurent, Shelby Strano, At EDC Buckland Park hearing will have transplanted a quarter of a Robert Thulin. Cherebet said he had talked with for Penney million seedlings, although it won't Lisa Thurston, Susan his government by telephone and also all be done in one week. Trabitz, Jacqueline Tucker, had been in touch with the State Edward J. Stockton, state com­ To have plants ready when gar­ Jeradline Tucker, Michael Department Thursday. merce commiisioner, has informed deners will want them. May 1 is the Tuley, Patricia Wallace. The State Department expressed Town Manager Robert B. Welas that Joanne Walters, Linda Late changes spark squabble objective date for annuals. Peak concern about Uie American meeting the Commerce Department hat time for sale to home gardeners will Weiss, Karen Wright. called by Amin. Officials u id they waived a marketability and propoiMMl Floyd Tucker, a Burnham St, re si-N M an ch ester, sp o k e of th e be closer to the end of May. G rade 8 By GREG PEARSON lights or to 30-foot lights,” he said. feared the controversial African land-use study for the Industrial park Frederick Albers, Sharon HOME CENTER Herald Reporter “If we cannot live within 30 feet, we dent who would be one of those organization’s support for the park. leader might take some kind of project. YOUR FIX-UP headquarters closest to the park, asked about en­ The group recently completed a Allen, Leonard Anderson, A public hearing Thursday night on will just present our case.” revenge for Carter’s statement this 'rite studies are done by the depart­ Sold to retailers forcement of buffering regulations study of the propos^ development. Beth Apter, Allise Bayer, the proposed industrial park plan William Anderson, a Burnham St. week that the world “was disgusted” ment for all state developments, but Robert Berdat, Juan Bolivar, “ We support it primarily because It happens that I have interviewed started quietly, but turned into a resident and member'of the EDC, detailed in the park plan. at abuse of human rights in Uganda. may be waived if deemed un­ in recent weeks three operators of Deborah Brodeur, Scott minor squabble over a list of about explained that his group had Weiss said that prospective tenants of its economic benefits to the town,” "In Uganda, the actions there have Brown, necessary. Weiss said that the garden centers who told me that they 100 changes to the plan. proposed the limit after five of the would have to present a plot plan to she said. disgust^ the entire civilized world," marketability study for the proposed Lisa Brugnetti, Deborah The EE)C, with only six members plant no seeds and grow no seedling NOW The Manchester Economic neighbors, including himself, visited the town Planning and Zoning Com­ Carter told a news conference park is not needed because aunost plants. They buy their plants from (Herald photo by Pinto) Burgess, Mary Calabro, mission for approval. Once the attending, lacked a quorum Thursday William Calhoun, Kurt Development Commission (EDC) a Penney site in Otlumbus, Ohio. Wednesday. half of the property, 150 of the 303 development is completed, town night. The commission will meet at wholesale growers, and Woodland Carlson, Steven Charendoff. OPEN met Thursday night to hear com­ “We found two glaring faults with He referred to the deaths of an acres, has a prospective tenant, the employes, such as the zoning en­ 8:30 a.m. Monday to vote on the park Gardens is one of those nearby. The Daniel Carvalho, 20, a mid-winter graduate of Manchester High Catherine Cochran, Gary Ih All H«r« ments on the park plan, which details the site — lack of landscaping and the Anglican church ofilclal and two J.C. Penney' Co. Zapadkas, although growing plants School, transplants petunias in greenhouse at Woodland Comeau, Donna Coumoyer, the cost and development of the park, height of the lights," he said. Ander­ forcement officer, would be in plan. Weiss told the audience that Ugandan government ministers who, Weiss also said that the land-use any suggested changes to the plan for their own retail customers, have Gardens, Manchester. Daniel is from Puerto Rico and lives with Laura Cullen, Michael Daigle. >ERSONArSERVICE - QUALITY - TRUE VALUE proposed for a 393-acre site in son said that the site could be proper­ charge of enforcing the park Amin said, died in an automobile study is not needed because the land- the greenhouse space to grow larger Lori Daley, Andrew regulations. should be submitted to the com­ an aunt in town. He wants to stay in floriculture as a life work. Buckland. ly lit with a 30-foot maximum on crash. use details are already outUnad in the numbers. The surplus goes to other Donachie, James Donnelly, About 40 persons attended - the lighting structures. Mthea-Potter, a member of the mittee in writing by Monday mor­ According to Slate Department Georgeanne Ebersold, Ronald industrial park plan. retailers. hearing at the Manchester High He called it “sheer folly” to ap­ League of Women Voters of ning. The bulk of the “bedding plant” cafeteria, a small gathering com­ proach the lighting situation without minate, is planted first, on Jan. 10. It sand, with the soil sterilized before it business, which is grower language pared to the 300 who filled the room establishing guidelines for the is followed promptly by other slow- is used. This procedure protects the for plants of vegetables and annual A b o u t tow n for a zoning hearing on the park last prospective tenants to follow. growers that include begonias, im- smalt ptants from bacterial diseases ‘Everybody ran after the money’ flowers ready to set in the home gar­ month. Otherwise, the firms may have plan patiens, browallia and vinca. which causes them to “damp oft," or PAINT den, is in a concentrated area just A few of those in attendance, after plan rejected by the EDC, or WASHINGTON (UPI) - It was a was "an absolute charade,” because $42 million. New York $94 million, Public Works (Committee supports, Starting Feb. 1, the seeds of sweet die and topple over at the surface of All residents of Mayfair PANELLING north of New Haven. however, became quite vocal when the EDC may feel “coerced” into ap­ battle between a handful of states it violated his subcommittee’s plan Oregon $8 million, Rhode Island |10 and that it will be adopted in a latar alyssum, marigold, snapdragon, the soil. Seeds are encouraged to ger­ Gardens are invited to play The farmers there, for many HAND TOOLS the list of changes to the park plan proving the lighting plan to save the with the country’s highest unemploy­ to give more to areas of greatest million, Washington $7 million House-Senate conference. celery and parsley go into the flats. minate quickly by bottom heat. The setback Friday at 7:30 p.m. years, grew fresh vegetables for the was presented to the EDC memters. companies the expense of re­ ment rates, and those relatively well need. Puerto Rico, with 19 per cent un­ On Feb. 10, the first tomatoes are temperature at the bottom of the in Cronin Hall. New Haven market. The sons of Almost all of the changes were minor submission, Anderson said. off. Pennsylvania stood to gain $46 employment, $160 million. From the state level the money started, although there will be other flats is held at 70 degrees by hot these men have found it more — simply corrections of Another Burnham St. resident, The latter had more votes and million from the change, according will be distributed to localltiee, and seedings later. Peppers and eggplant water pipes or electric cable. Jehovah’s Witnesses will Hep. Robert Edgar, D-Pa,, profitable and less work to grow an­ typographical errors. Larry Noohe, also protested the came out the winners Thursday in a to Roe’s panel. Texas would gain $48 there the House bill does provide that were also on the Feb. 10 work sheet. Quick germination also reduces have a theocratic school proposed a compromise, giving nual plants. The climate is a little The list was made available for the change. House bill providing $4 billion for million, Ohio $58 million. it go to localities with high unemploy­ less rigorous than in the central losses from disease. For the same and service meeting "'"'I i S slightly more to high-unemployment Petunias most popular first time Thursday night. Town “ The neighbors gave you our local public works projects across Nine states and Puerto Rico, all ment rates. It eliminates provisions Connecticut Valley. They must burn reason alt watering is done in the tonight at 7:30 at Kingdom states. His amendment was rejected, Feb. 20 was the date for lettuce, Manager Robert B. Weiss explained whole-hearth support. Now we find the country. with the highest jobless rates in the which caused much of an earlier $2 some oil or gas, but not as much as morning so that the smail leaves Hall. 187 to 201, and Shuster’s was adopted, cabbage, broccoli, Brussels sprouts that the work on the list had not been out you're changing things on us,” The bill, which passed 295-85, is nation, stood to lose. California billion public works bill to go to com­ would be needed here. They use after they appear will be dry at night. 229 to 158. and cauliflower, March 15 brings POIAfBP TO rtI C d eco rato r HARDWARE - FOR completed until late Thursday after­ Noone said. part of President Carter’s economic would lose $8 million, Connecticut $23 munities with less need, while some plastic greenhouses and they have Transpianting starts as soon as the The pastor-parish com­ seeding of zinnias, calendula and a POWER TOOLS the BATH AND THROUGH THE HOUSE noon. Thus, it was impossible for the After the objections were raised, stimulus package and House spon­ m illion. F lo rid a $90 m illion, Roe said he hoped the Senate would big cities such as Pittsburgh and eliminated benches, setting their plants are large enough to handle mittee of South United second crop of marigolds. list to be made public before the Weiss met with Dunne and an­ sors said it would create 600,000 jobs. Michigan $108 million. New Jersey approve the Ekigar version, which its Seattle got none. flats directly on the ground. I have and, to give air a chance to circulate Methodist Church will The most popular annual flower, Building Matarids * Plumbing and Electrical Supplies meeting, he said. nounced that the proposed change in Rep. Robert A. Roe, D-N.J., floor not heard of anyone who has found a around them, the plants are set no meet tonight at 7:30 at the John Zapadka says, is the petunia, One of the included changes, lighting would be dropped and the 30- manager of the measure, said the way to avoid hand seeding and hand , closer than V , ' i inches apart. church. with marigolds and impatiens close WE HAVE IT ALL - JUST FOR YOU eliminating a 30-foot maximum for foot limit would be reinstated. House voted on the basis of "cold transplanting of the little seedlings. Mr. Zapadka urges gardeners to behind. The tomato leads all the IN THE MANCHESTER - VERNON TOWN LINE PLAZA lights in the park, upset neighbors of turkey dollars for congressional dis­ Seeding, at Woodland Gardens, start some of their plants at home The youth ministry com- Noone and others at the meeting Today’s news summary vegetables, followed by peppers, let­ the proposed park. tricts rather thap meeting the needs follows a schedule that is kept from seed. mittee of Concordia 63 TOUAND TPKE. (Fo.>mir lu i I PHONE 646-5707 protested the late inclusion of the tuce and cabbage. OPEN DAILY 9.5:30 FRIDAY 9 9 SATURDAY 9:30 - 5:30 A committee of neighbors, from of the country.” Compllad from Unitad Praaa Intarnatlonal faithfully, year after year. Petunia "It is,” he says, ‘‘the most Lutheran Church will meet changes. Copies were made availalSle The seeding mixture is one part of the Burnham St. area, had previously to those present Thursday night, and “ Everybody ran after the money,” seed, very fine and slow to ger- soil, one of peat moss and one of fascinating part of gardening.” . tonight at 7:30 at the church. recommended the 30-foot height each change was expiainh by Weiss. he told reporters. limit. But, Weiss said that a review The list of changes will also be at­ Roe, head of an economic develop­ State BOSTON — A federal jury con­ HONOLULU - Vincent 'Big of the park plan by state and local of­ tached to the copies of the park plan ment subcommittee, had brought the tinues to ponder the fate of two Vinnie ” Teresa. 48. a one-time ficials and attorneys from the J.C. available at the town clerk’s ofHce, House a bill that distributed the HARTFORD — A prisoner who state senators accused of extor­ New England Mafia figure who ACQUISITION WANTED Penney Co. (Penney would be the the manager’s office, the planning of­ money among states partly on the rejected “time out” and testified ting $40,600 from a New York con­ turned government informer, We wish to acquire a manufacturer or importer major tenant of the proposed park.) fice, and Cheney Library. basis of the number of persons un­ for the defense at the first trial of sulting firm. may be in hiding in Hawaii after of consumer durable products suitable for national recommended that the limit be Other changes include cost employed in each state and partly on Peter Reilly appeared before the being deported from Australia distribution in drug stores, discount stores, and MAJOR APPLIAILCE ' eliminated. The change pro|)osed revisions to include the increased the basis of their unemployment one-man grand jury Thursday to BOSTON — The extended New where he had been living under an general merchandise chains. Company should be that individual lighting plans be sub­ expense of moving power lines within rates. He said that would give more answer questions concerning England forecast for Sunday FBI "cover.” cumently profitable with an annual volume of up to mitted to the EDC for approval. the park; an increase in the to states with the highest jobless Reilly’s arrest and prosecution. through Tuesday calls for cloudy $10,000,000. Continuing management is desirable, rates. weather Sunday with a chance of HONOLULU — A freighter with and purchase temns can be arranged to meet Weiss ^ id that the 30-foot limit maximum square footage for signs SCRATCH might “straight-jacket” a potential within the park; and a decrease in Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa., said dis­ WATERBURY - The Water- rain or snow Monday and clearing flammable cargo and live am­ individual requirements. All responses will be held in bury teachers’ strike entered its on Tuesday Daytime highs will munition aboard rescued all but strict confidence. Reply tO: Mr Theodore Levy, Pres developer. James Dunne, an attorney the amount of parking per employe tribution should be solely on the basis third day with federal mediators be mid 30s to 40s south and in the one of the 39 crewmen aboard a Brite industries inc. 55 Dupont Drive, with Penney’s real estate leasing allowed. of numbers of unemployed. He said on hand to help in renewed con­ 20s and 30s north. Overnight lowt leaking tanker which exploded in Providence, Rl 02907 & department, said that his firm would Enforcement of Plan that is the fairest way, since the pur­ attempt to stay within the 30-foot Other speakers at the hearing pose is to help individuals rather than tract negotiations. in the 20s south and teens to 20s the Pacific Thursday, igniting an proposal. raised questions about the plan or abstract percentages. north. oil slick. It had leaked more than 5 HARTFORD - Gov. Ella million of its 30 million gallons of DENT “We’re not commited to 60-foot spoke in favor of the park. Roe told reporters Shuster’s plan Grasso wants to know why the BOSTON — President Carter crude oil before the explosion oc- chairman of Connecticut’s Liquor will accept the Maine con­ cured. 3 RANGE ■ If you are planning to purchase a Washer, ■ DISPOSALS Control Commission participates gressional delegation's request 6 only Vandalism, violence statistics in a decision reducing by nearly for an independent evaluator to HOODS ■ Dryer, Range or Refrigerator In the near ■ $60,000 a fine against a liquor firm assess land claims by the International ' f f U G H B t O A Q S ■ future, take advantage of this Fantastic Rare ■ $ 9 0 9 5 which employs his two sons. Penobscot and Passamaquoddy LONDON — Anne Armstrong. wtMrbtiilaMi ■ Opportunitylll ■ tribes in the state, the Boston America's first woman am­ called shocking in new report Globe reported today. The tribes HARTFORD — Connecticut bassador to Britain, thinks there's ■tCARTErS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Violence longer education but preservation,” armed fortresses in order to provide today began its sixth year of claim two-thirds of Maine's land a very good chance the next U. S. Sample buy: ELECTRIC DRYERS TWO ONLY $119.95 and vandalism in schools is now so it said. a secure place in which to teach and legalized gambling, with officials area and $300 million in back rent vice president may be a woman, BRAND NEW 197B CHEVROLET Serious that for a growing number of Bayh said in an accompanying learn.” saying the first five saw an and damages. but she’s not too sure she wants LUV.TRUCK students and teachers the primary statement it has been estimated that It urged "sober assessment, not average of almost 130 lottery the job herself. object is "no longer education but on a national scale, "we are current­ hysterical reaction, and instituting tickets bought by each man, National preservation,” a Senate subcom­ ly spending almost $600 million each thoughtful measures rather than woman and child in the state. MOSCOW — Cosmonauts Viktor I 4 cytndw ow> ■Im . 4 BMod urn mittee report said today. year as a result of vandalism in our making glib promises.” More than $100 million has been HARRISBURG, Pa. - The day Gorbatko and Yuri Glaskov CONOmOMNO. I The chairman of the Senate schools.” The subcommittee noted that derived by the state in the past before his death in a plane crash relumed to Earth today, ending ••yW, PMT bwiNiMr, OAMriw NOW IS T K TIME TO BUY DUMNO "problems involving home environ­ five years and it is estimated that that also killed eight others. Penn- an 1 8 ^y mission in space. Tass rW K AM tiA k »Nl»- juvenile delinquency subcommittee, “This staggering waste of scarce W1*. CirtM Cm. I««A M. Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., cited the educational resources is more money ment, severe unemployment among the state will net $62.5 million in sylvania Transportation news agency said. 'Hiey were IMMlMMntASIZ. “ shocking” statistics of "70,000 than we spent for textbooks in 1972 young people, and a lack of adequate the coming year. Secretary William Sherlock com­ reported to be feeling fine after THIS ONCE A YEMt SALE!! serious physical assaults qn teachers and is enough to hire 50,000 additional recreational facilities have a tremen­ plained about mechanical landing in a pre-set area of Soviet add literally hundreds of thousands teachers without increasing taxes by dous influence on youth, yet remain Regional problems on the two-engined Central Asia. MifMia*4260 of assaults on students” each year. one cent,” Bayh said. largely outside of the school’s ability craft. MTMnZEDnSKiniRKUEl SAUES — SERVICE — SATISFACTION His subcommittee’s report said a He said a study by the National to directly control.” BROOKLINE. Mass. - After OTTAWA — Canadian-Soviet lengthy study “has established that Education Association submitted to The subcommittee recommended serving nearly a thousand days WASHINGTON — Government relations cooled today with the schwl violence and vandalism has the subcommittee showed that that school boards and state educa­ and nights in federal prisons for investigations into the murder of expulsion of visiting Soviet scien- EsU94I-r^W^ k T M T become a serious and at times between 1970 and 1974, assaults In tion agencies develop balanced and masterminding the bungled Martin Luther King Jr. have been tist Lev Grigoryevich critical problem in American schools increased 58 per cent; sex effective programs to cut violence Watergate burlaries. E. Howard conducted off and on for nine Khvostantsevs for attempting to CARTER education.” offenses by 62 per cent; dnig-rcdated and vandalism; that schools, Hunt, says he is bitter and years, but questions linger. At­ buy .National Research Council "While certainly not every school crimes by 81 per cent; and robberies parents, students and others join in “because I’ve paid my price for torney General Griffin Bell wants classified information. He was CHEVHOLET ' in the country is faced with serious by 117 per cent. efforts to reduce the delinquency Watergate, I feel no act of contri­ to talk to the man with the arrested Wednesday night and B.D. crime problems it is clear for a pattern, and that Congress pass 1229 Main S t Manchester 646-6464 PEARL&SON The report said the subcommittee tion can be required of me." answers — James Eiarl Ray. relumed to Moscow Thursday. growing number of students and was “totally opposed to the view that legislation to help with advice and 649 M.AIN STREET TEL 643.2171 M.ANCHESTER JVES. 'Til 9 • THURS. 'Til 6 • Sot. 'Til S teachers the primary task is no our schools must be turned into grants.

h MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, AbncheMor. Conn Fri Feb, 25, 1977 — PACiE THREE-A PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb 25 1977 ‘ ^ —=5 '------'------*

Testimony confuses THE WTIDS M M m , m, UT. WORLD i m TK 1JI-3SS “9Ua S TV r ira IJI-3:2S I panel on bottle bill ALMANAC’S MATINEE AOMIMON 89c I I-S6 Elir 91 -TOUOW BUBNSIOI MCNS HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. John League of Women Voters. Their lob­ Q&A bying counters the smooth testimony BURNSIDED W. Anderson, who cochairs the T H E CASSANDRA ^ IBMHill AVI, I. Bin. • S2S-11I] legislative committee handling a bill of the industry professionals. Match up the correct detec­ CROSSINQ’'m The CCAG has presented the com­ tive character with bis to ban nonreturnable beverage con­ -lUNEWSKAim n m m a m ■ n iW Ht m i HILARIOUSI mittee with petitions they say con­ creator. MB n i Ml M.I Qm m WIMw tainers, says his panel is confused. Author tain m ore than 3,400 signatures tiffMiUSrNiM “SILVER STREiUr Anderson, who heads the Environ­ 1. Rex Stout N-l»UI-nFMI M ■-m ment Committee, says his panel has calling for the bill’s approval. 2. Dashiell Hammett The industry spokesmen have tried ' 'EMBVI'ATUAMV------been flooded with contradictory 3. Earl D. Riggers THE C U m ir T;30 reports, testimony and statistics on to reduce the committee's decision to 4. Elari Stanley Gardner KIDOII MATtNU I ‘^lilEF TACATIOr 9:08 a choice between litter control and 5. Raymond Chandler Motm 1:1S a SM SALLROOM OANCINQ- the controversial proposal. Character AU MATS SM . “Every time we have a hearing, jobs. *miM THE H im r 8 ' JNH tN. MMlMCgsr AL GENTEFS LITTLE BAND But Anderson said there's more a) Philip Marlowe I pha UTjqitA9our , i^ e a k llu b something different comes out,” said b) Nero Wolfe Feeluriitf Anderson, a Redding Democrat. “I than that to be considered. c) Perry Mason MARY RICHARDS UiSiAfOOBMBUMMBS learn something new at each "This bill would help the energy d) Charlie Chan 6UST0NBURY HILLS IVe SpedaBieMslaSsnk Servin'' hearing.” crisis, and natural resource shor­ e) Sam Spade______tages as well as litter. And from COUNTRY CLUB B a s v h ic id i The proposal to ban nonretumables ANSWERS: Country Club Rd.. South QIaatonbury is back before the legislature after some of the things we’ve heard, the ------1------ji> T 8 n .-n in Rusgell W. McClelland reuse of bottles could create jobs, not •B s :a •» !p •£ i :q i ■$ Com. Big Band having failed numerous other times, So d o ly .MnmAT,FEB. 26tb* 9 p ji -1 un. h W iltilM . but proponents claim they may have eliminate them,” he said. Admltidon *9 Par Coupta Tax In ' the votes this time to pass it. "To try and figure a way out of our pr9$ent$... Conn. BsHroom Oanca Ataoc. confusion, we’re going to hear as Professional lobbyists, from the AL GENTILE'S MsarvaBsm: 1-I0O-3G2-O9I2 - mswsim------McClelland aluminum, soft drink and beer many people on this as possible,” MB-SITOe 223-9724 NMinu. CmsUmteterv Gleu of ywK Anderson said. brewing industries, have rallied GLOBE “SENTIMENTAL lHantljtBtcr IneluHos Estonslvo holroshing Salad Bar heads up behind the banner of the AFL-CIO, There have been two public which ciaims banning nonreturnable hearings on the proposal. There is Travel Service JOURNET' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Bread ahother one scheduled for Big Band Boundt • Vaudtvllli €iuic dinner'dance bottles will throw people out of work. 555 MAIN STREET FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9F8CIAL Wednesday evening in Bridgeport iMturlng Pushing for passage are en­ 643-2165 Mnv| SesHI (Tiq TgJuiti, and there will be others, Anderson KIDS EAT FREE Russell W. McClelland of 67 vironmental crusaders who follow h.), toll Tsscsm I sOin '(^rctjestni BoiMl ssSirioinfor flR O S said. Over 30 Years 6 2 Hockanum Dr., East Hartford, has the lead of more or less amateur lob­ Dr. Jock Hailar, Conducta (FOR CHILDREN 12 AND UNDER) Compllmentory Qlssa of Wine ■ W byists, mainly the Connecticut “ We'll be visiting various parts of Travel Experience lUIICtESTER HKH. Willie^s been named general chairman of A uthorized agent in Citizens Action Group and the the state to give tots of people the SCHOOL Manchester Lodge of Masons annual Manchester for all SATUBDAY and SUNDAY IN OUR LOUNGE NEW HAPPY HOURS chance to talk,” he said. WeiL. I M 1 3 ,19H Steak House dinner-dance March 19 at Mama Airlines, Railroads and IN OUR LOUNQE 9 PJS. WE WILL TREAT 444 CENTER 8T., MANCHESTER ‘Tfce Mon.-Thura. 11 P.M.-1 A.M. Mias' Restaurant, 748 Tolland Tpke. Steamship Lines, Hear your favorite music for listening The event, the lodge's major social Donation; $5 par parson M astrios ” • TIckat Info: 643-0746 and dancing In our affair of the season, is semi-formal. Thompson dinner tickets ONE CHILD Fri. - Sat. rma hot Nona o’oiuvaaa VIOLIN SOLOIST It will open at 6:30 p.m. with a social Bonofit: AND COiO aNAcxa Newington Children's Hospital FOR EACH GARDEN LOUNGE hour, and a roast beef dinner will be KurtKtkhanen served buffet style at 7:3(j. The Les VKXM CONCE8TO NO. 3 • teim Som STEAK DINNER PURCHASED FRIDAY and SATURDAY NowstthoStaskPubl Hammond band will provide music reported selling fast _____ nCTUm AT AN UNMmON 9 'till ManchMtof Evening Horald MMoarfifef a»i«l (VALUE OF .694) No cover or minimum charge Soup and Salad Bar for dancing from 9 to 1 a.m. LOVE DUET - 11, Ai 1 A u • PuWlihMd tvtry •vtning exetpt Howard Hanaon for Lunch McCleliand, senior warden of The sale of tickets for the John secretary; James Watt, ticket chair- sundiyt and hoiidni. Entarad at tha Little Theater WE RECOMMEND YOUR STEAK TO BE Manchester Lodge, will be assisted Thompson Testimonial Dinners has man; John Sullivan and Ruth Tucker, of Manchester amoouenoN to A a m or io h c h g m with arrangements for the event by Presents “OUR SPECIALTY” MO Wah Stto tot BwHad 2 t f .4359 been overwhelming. Judge of program; Herbert Stevenson and FANTAEf rot TW COMMON MAN Robert P. Silva, senior deacon, as Probate William E. FitzGerald, co­ Paul Phillips, dinner arrangements; Suggested Carrier Rates TARTUFFEgy secretary-treasurer. chairperson for the event, said Gerald Okrant and Thomas Toomey, g|„g„ , is« MoUere BLACK GOLD Table reservations for parties of last tw o nights Thursday. gift; Edward Caffrey and William w»ekiy...... A delicious marinated steak fit for Royalty ^ fSeai estiets iestfs, four or five couples may be made in “I strongly recommend that Hickey, printing; and Vivian Tonight & tomorrow night advance by contacting Silva, 643- at East Catholic anyone planning to attend should con­ Ferguson, publicity. oni'ywlr’* ...... m so STEAKS PRICED FROM 1.99 TO 4.69 9098. Tickets may be obtained from High School tact the ticket committee as soon as Mail FUtaa Upon R aqu^ any lodge officer until March 16. 8:30 possible,” he said. — _ _ _ SubiCfIbara who fall to racatva, Ticlets at door or cd 649-1441 The general committee will meet T I IVI r k n Q l i a n nawtapapar bafora 6:30 p.m. • ^ 8 w l l c t l l d l l ihould talaphona tha circulation again this week to discuss redistribu­ - 1 1 t dapartmant. 647-9946. AT BONANZA WEWAKTYOUTOCOMEMCX tion of tickets and other plans for the to be honored —^------Pioneer awarded social and dinner to be held A former chief building inspector $2 million job Thursday, March 31 at the Army & for the Town of Manchester will be 240 Spencer St. Navy Club in Manchester. A social honored at the 28th Annual Building by U. S. Army hour will begin at 6:30 p.m. and Officials School. Broad Street 287 W. Middle Tnpke. dinner will be served at 7:30. SINGLES The three-day conference, to be U.S. Rep. William Cotter's ID- Judge FitzGerald and Elsie held March 2-4, will be dedicated to - MANCHESTER - First) office has announced the «HiM aloM, ir. not •!»•« DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER Swensson are chairpersons for the Thomas C. Monahan, ••qtto niMl MlrKtln, awarding of a $2-million plus Army H roVm had N ambOnd MM event. Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel Manchester's chief building inspector dalaa, and you'ra ilngla, contract to a firm with its Vhwtad, laparMad or aldaaad, is treasurer; Katherine Wittke, before his retirem ent inl975, and Vin­ » d orar Jt, lOciAL WORU) In- £aoal headquarters in Manchester. cent DiMase, who worked in the ^ yod to dkcavor an auWng NOW OPEN FORA Pioneer Recovery System Inc., Department of Building Inspection in located In the Pioneer Industrial Russian note Providence R.I. Park, has received a $2,218,536 con­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. The conference will be held at the' tract for the manufacture of 6,427 Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., and 52 Nevele Convention Center in Ellen- 233-6231 parachutes for the U.S. Army. 'The other lawmakers Thursday sent a ville, N.Y. Alfred Hayber, the town’s manufacturing work, however, wili ietter to Soviet Ambassador Anatole present deputy building inspector, be done at the firm's Columbia, Miss, Dobrynin protesting the treatment of will attend the event, which includes plant. Soviet dissidents. speakers and programs on building SEASON! construction and safety. i T m s r Dairif Be SUM/vtER„. • Spaghetti Sauce INTBRSTATB 04 "DAlRy qUEEW'3" Ensemble to perform K xrrsa A o p e n • Shells, SpaghBM m V E R L A M E fresh cooked RoS&troOTRBBT Queen ------at ECHS on Tuesday BAor H A trrnm to order oea-aeio An evening of music, mime and dance performed by aAROAmmAmauts the New England Contemporary Ensemble will be $a.eo HI stsopM. ALL THESE THMGS HAVE MADE presented at East Catholic High School Tuesday at 8 p.m. T W M r S MANCHESTER’S FAVORITE nZZAMA! The Cultural Programs Committee of Manchester WALT DISNEY Community College, the Lutz Junior Museum and East Spread the word! We're all shined up STORE HOURS; Catholic High School are sponsoring the free event. 489MiiidlaTnph. (OppotttaliiS Green) Sunday: Noon to 10 p.m. Tueaday thru Thuraday; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ManchBster and reac^ for a new season of Sundaes, Friday and Saturday: 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. Ctoeed Monday The performance is expected to appeal to all age Banana Splits, Royal Treats and all your groups. ....is celebrating The ensemble, which was established in 1971, includes favorites. Mr. Misty's here again, tool We The Grand Opening of O o YOU TRIED THE REST - NOW TRY THE BESTI some of the finest musicians in New England. The mm look forward to seeing all our old cus­ Ensemble presents workshops and concerts in an effort Pa Pa Joe’s II tomers again—and meeting new ones! to provide exposure, recognition and availability of new Rt. 44 - TrI Town Plaza - Avon music to a wide general audience. TO M M Y8 TOMMY’S The repertoire encompasses a wide range of contem­ r With the purchase ot 12" pizza OPENING SPECIAL 206 W. Center 8t. And How.. 267 E. Center 8t. porary styles, including electronic music, film, dance, I Eiplm 3/31/77 646-6661 or 646-6050 646-2550 or 646-2551 actors and mime. The group has given numerous con­ I certs in New England and New York and recently I Name FRI. & SAT., FEB. 25 & 26 recorded two works. Address I T T f The performance is also supported by the Connecticut OFF ! Commission on the Arts, the National Endowment for the I Arts and the New England Foundation for the Arts. I Junior For further information and/or group reservations, Pa Pa Joe’s call MCC at 646-4900, ext. 259. Avon Mancfieater | .w ith this c o u p o n . NETWORK L r m W l u m Hamburgs HAVE yOUR NEXT Win *50 In purchases! DUNJDMr HOUDI WINF to air Carter special mot Msnnr « BBEAKPJiST I wlthlhe purchase of 14" pizza -nNCM m imi.— ’LET'S ALL 6 0 TO DAIRY QUEEN* PONISROSA "Ask President Carter,” a two-hour special live radio I BipIrM V31/77 phone-in broadcast, will be aired by WINF on March 5 I ATBONAN 2A from 2 to 4 p.m. j Name BBOAD STBEET People will be selected at random to talk with Presi­ Address wo PASSES ACCEPTED 7 to 11 a.m. dent Carter on the air. DAIBY QUEEN BBAZIEB Completa menu Waitress service Walter Cronkite will be anchorman; the broadcast will PLEASE CALlTHEAmE 242 BROAD STREET not have sponsorship of any kind. FOR SCREEN TMES . . . and enjoy FREE C6FFEE SEAFOOD *Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. D. Q. Corp. C 1973 Am. D. Q. Corp. with your breakfast and this coupon Pa Pa Joe’s YOU COULDN'T GET A BETTER j Avon M snehoetor Manchester Hospital notes ..wHh this coupon.. DEAL FROM THE OCEAN. Drawing held 4/15/77 Now Ponderosa has sealcxxl dinners - with prices to catch you Tender Discharged Wednesday: Gritzler, 37 Kidge Rd.. South HERE'S WHAT TO DO Pilot ol Sole lor an enticing S2.19 Plump golden-fried Shilmp and a sur­ Eloise Adams. Granby ; Susan with tha purchase of IS" pizza prising combinollon ol Steak and Shilmp. each lor on irresistible S3 19. Windsor; Chere E. Torsiello, ExpIrM 1/11/n M. Stone. 369 E. Middle Tpke; 20D Thompson Rd.; Carl J. OXJO XAmXOJNtKD Visit any Wendy's location. Ask for a It only lakes one bite to gel hooked on Ponderosa seafood Paula D. Lloyd. 35 Snipsic St.. Silkowski, 105 Merline Rd., "Bring A Friend" ticket. Take this ticket Vernon: Susan A. Smith. West Vernon; Donald Holbrook, 501 Name ^ \ to U.A. East or any other theatre Hartford: Deborah Hartford Rd.; Dennis M. Grif­ Address Kobylanski, 84 LaFayelte St., *1.50 playing "Hugo." Present at the box ENJOY OUK SALAD BAS fin. 347 Long Hill St., East mm U office. You And A Friond Will Be Ad- East Hartford: Thaddeus J. Hartford. OFF INVITES YOU TO y / mIMed For The Price of One Admis- SQUARE Pa Pa Joe’s /elo n . MEALI Avon MancRoatar BRING A FRIEND . with this coupon- SQUARE New Hope to sponsor ■ DEAL TO SEE. . . Mancheeier - 260 Broad 8L 240 Spencer SL 287 W. Middle Tnpkj play in West Hartford No limit — come often! aa Hartford - 306 Prospect Ave. New Britain - 340 W. Main Manchester | Open Tues-Thurs 11 a.m.-10 p.m. PONDEROSA New Hope Manor, an alcohol and drug rehabilitation Fri a Sat 11 a.m.-12 p.m. itrigtiw 1 ^ cNP th is coupon ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M M J center for teen-age girls on Hartford Rd„ will sponsor a piay March 29 at 8 p.m. at he Kingswood-Oxford School Sun. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. auditorium in West Hartford. (closed Mon.) NMYOSmO the play, Agatha Christie’s mystery, "The Mouse COLOR BY flOlNtCOLOR* Trap,” will be presented by the Mark Twain Masquers. Call 646-1555 or Tickets may be obtained at New Hope Manor or from 878-1818^ Francis Wamester at the Main St. branch of the Connec­ m~XSSSES3LJSBZSSS9B£ o S S S W B i B ticut Bank and Trust Co. in Manchester. PAGE FOUR-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb, 25, 1977 1-84-86 connector MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 25, 1177— PAGE FIVE-A iJIanrl^fatpr iEitfuiugHfrali About town Women’s rec open house planned Manchester — A City of Village Charm hearing is March 28 The West Side Rec women’s Bertha Guay will exhibit pendo Founded Oct. 1, 1881 O o litie s The Perennial Planters Garden session begins on Monday, March 21 which would run through Elast Hart­ programs will host an open house on clay craft, quilling and different at 9:30 a.m. Member. Audit Bureau ot Circulation Mtmb«r. United Press Inierniiionel A corridor/design and open space Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the home March 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at public hearing for the 1-84, 1-86 con­ ford and Manchester, would require forms of decoupage. Helen Ashmead Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. ria rs o n of Mrs. Raymond Halsted, 212 110 Cedar St., to acquaint people with Classes to be offered include nector will be held Monday, March 28 two acres of land from Wickham will display her watercolor and Manchester. Conn. 06040. Tetephone (203) 643-2711. Greenwood Dr. Ruth Lloyd and the many programs available during acrylic paintings. There will also be several ceramics, sllmnastics, at 7:30 p.m. in the Manchester High Park and 9.6 acres of Laurel Lake Helen Jamroga will be cohostesses. I the day for town residents. a general display of popular recrea­ dance, crochet, knitting, sewing, Raymond F Robinson. Editor>Publisher Harold E. Turkmgton. Managing Editor By GREG PEARSON School cafeteria, 134 E. Middle Tpke. Marsh property. Following the business meeting, The program for the day will in­ tion classes including quilting, leaded glass, pendo, quilling, Construction of the connector, Maps and studies of the proposed Alfred Lange will talk and show clude a demonstration dance and ceramics and creative crafU. Those drawing, painting, volleyball, Opinion project are available for public in­ slides from the Pacific Northwest. Rep. Mahoney named spection at the town clerk’s office. exercise routine by Leslie Sherman wishing to sign up for any class may decorative plant accessories, belly to committee 11ie studies will also be available at and Sherri Beddingfield at 10 a.m.; do so. dancing, creative crafts, patchwork Manchester libraries: Town tax take Bea Sheftel will demonstrate the art quilting, and party cookery and cake The past week featured get- Wally Irish, deserves credit for a job Manchester Rep. Francis J. An environmental study of the of crepe making at 11 a.m. Formal registration for the spring decorating. For Information call 843- now at 93.3% 6795. Is television togethers by both the Democratic well done. The affair was well Mahoney (D-13th) has been ap­ project said that the connector would Among the exhibits throughout the and Republican parties in attended and well run. pointed to the Fiscal Affairs and cause no air quality problems, but It The Town of Manchester has day will be one by Edward Bombar­ Manchester. The Democratic gathering Monday Government Operations Committee did express concern with the loss of collected 93.3 per cent of its expwted dier of Flo’s Cake Decorating who U e G o u p ag The Republicans held their annual night was a much less formal affair. of the Council of State Governments. presently unused land and the effect lax revenues for the 1976-77 fiscal will demonstrate decorating \ growing up? Speaker of the House James J. Lincoln Day dinner-dance on Satur­ A brief town committee meeting, the loss would have on wildlife. year, according to James A. Turek, techniques. He will also be teaching f Kennelly (D-First) made the ap­ cake decorating during the spring day night, "0 10 featured speaker was to endorse Beldon Schaffer as Jack Town Manager Robert B. Weiss collector of revenue. pointment. A member of the state this morning expressed support for Through January, Turek’s office session. Television is like the little his silence, until McCarthy Dan Lufkin, former tommissioner of Thompson’s replacement on the senate will also be appointed to the the state Department of En­ Board of Directors, preceded the get- the project. has collected $14,876,201.48 of all girl in the nursery rhyme, but went too far. That with few council to represent Connecticut. “I’m very pleased they’re moving vironmental Protection, who is collectable tax monies. The es­ in reverse: exceptions, no one in the U. S. together. The Council of State Governments ahead with this. The connector’s timated tax revenue for the full year already being talked about as the About 70 party members,attended is an agency created, supported and PLAZA DEPT. STORE When it is bad it is very, very Congress or the entire U.S. something we've wanted for a long is $15,947,477, Turek said. (Wa Hi m A NoRm i Ta Flaaga) party's nominee for governor in 1978. the event, which Ted Cummings, directed by all of the state Next la FnaA'a SaM naailnl bad, but when it is good it can government had the courage to time,” he said. “We’re in good shape,” he said. In fact, a few local Republicans Democratic town chairman, governments. It conducts research He said that there are “more The collected figure includes tax Em I MMMto TplM.* MtaMNitlv trom be terrific. challenge McCarthy as he Saturday night mentioned the described as a thank-you to party on state programs and problems, as serious environmental con­ collection from July 1978 and we have a weedertel attem m d People are still talking about recklessly smeared and possibility of a party ticket with members who serve on the town well as providing information ser­ sequences” with the present situa­ January of this year, the two largest SEWiND AIDS Lufkin and Manchester’s Nathan committee or on town boards and vices and publications. tion where traffic uses local tax collection periods of the year. the Americaan Broadcasting besmirched the good names of It also assists in state-federal Agostinelli running for the state’s commissions. roadways to travel the distance. He said that after the second To make your Spring Sewing let Cleat Company’s production of so many people. liaison, promotes regional coopera­ M U n two highest offices in 1978. The Democrats will hold a more period the town should have collect^ are et Pleze “Roots,” based on Alex Not least, that for all his ac­ tion and provides staff for affiliated r th e mVoela af mokltraA j WMtAa Some felt Lufkin’s youth and formal affair, its annual Honors- 90 to 95 per cent of its expected tax organizations. ZIppera, Buttona, Tapet A Trimal [8 (iowrftown Haley’s search for his African cusations, for all the in­ energy would make him the prime Dinner dance, on May 21. revenue for the entire fiscal year. ancestry. By almost every vestigations he conducted, for choice for the governor’s spot. measure, “Roots” stands in a all the suspicion he inspired Others point to Agostinelli’s Wally Irish, a member of the St. James fund class by itself. and capitalized upon among experience — he was state comp­ Republican State Central Com­ It was aired for an un­ Americans for a period of troller in the Meskill administration mittee, has expressed interest in for­ precedented eight consecutive — as a strong point. ming a local 'Young Republicans l U llli; | several years in the late 1940s Surf’s up ' But Lufkin said that the governor’s group. Anyone interested in joining short of goal days, a total of 12 hours. It and early 1950s, not a single race is “too far away” to be con­ such an organization should get in The St. James School Foundation is nearing the end of broke all records for number subversive in the government cerned with right now. He said that touch with Irish. its second year in existence, but it is still short of this CALDOR’S2FOR1 SALE gctonI'free of viewers. But more impor­ w a s ever exposed by Open forum the party must concentrate on this year's goal of $20,500. tant, it touched Americans, year’s municipal elections rather A bill proposed by a group of sixth The donations for the current fund drive were $7,559, CALDOR CALDOR McCarthy. according to the foundation’s financial statement for VITAMIN B than any one office or person. graders at Buckley School should be VITAMIN C black and white, as has nothing America was indeed lucky April 1,1976 through Jan. 25. The end of this year’s drive WITHC 500 MG else ever seen on television, Agostinelli also said that he is not, heard soon by the General is April 1. that McCarthy was little more at this time, seeking office. Assembly’s Transportation Com­ except possible coverage of the The foundation was incorporated in 1975 as a long-term than an unprincipled oppor­ Feline Leasue entitled “I’m not campaigning actively and mittee. insurance measure and also designed to meet any assassination and funeral of 2,„3« tunist, a bum anil a boob at I’m not seeking anything right now,” The bill asks for the construction of emergencies the school may encounter. Our Reg. 3.49 m . Our R e r 1.99m . John F. Kennedy. heart. It causes shivers to to same roles as men he said. bicycle lanes along certain roads in The foundation limits annual expenditures to not more Bottle of 100 Bottle oUOO Then a week later, the think what he might have done He does feel, however, that Lufkin the state. than 20 per cent of the year-end balance which insures the 1^ Sir: hindered by residency requirements fund will grow. In its first year, the foundation raised National Broadcasting Com­ had he been a truly evil man. is interested in the state’s top post. Sen. David Barry (D-Fourth), who CALDOR In regard to a recent article in this of any kind and as a result our two $18,500. pany presented “Tail Gunner “I think he’s going to be a can­ submitted the bill, said that it has CHEWABLE CALDOR Both “ Roots” and “Tail newspaper, it was stated that Mel Manchester teams are at a distinct didate, just from the way he's been approved for a public hearing The long-range goal, according to foundation president VITAMIN C VITAMIN E Joe,” the story of the rise and Gunner Joe” can be faulted, Seibold together with Carl Silver disadvantage. ' talking,” Agostinelli said. by the committee. The date for the William O'Neill, is a quarter of a million dollars in the ac­ 250 MG 4001.U. count by 1984 when the 1975 kindergarten class graduates fall of Sen. Joseph McCarthy, and have been, for simplifying (both recreation department staff) The Feline League offers much to The dinner committee, headed by hearing will be set this week, he said. from the eighth grade. Winning Ways who gave his name to another complex issues. took it upon themselves to resolve a the spectator. (The Silk City League That kindergarten class was the first one at the school Warm Up Suits im for unbelievable but fortunately rather difficult and very complex is allowed the five-player exemption 2 , . 1 0 ” But if the “kind-hearted” question. I am referring to the ques­ in 25 years. Our Ref. 1.99 ea. Our Reg. 10.99 m . because they offer to the community The idea of providing a financial foundation to insure much briefer era in American slave-owner or dedicated tion of discrimination by the town in Bottle ollOO Bottle of 250 history. “much enjoyment.” ) continuance of the parochial school, when so many are abolitionist was slighted by the regard to applying different stan­ The quality of ball playing in the closing, began when the school celebrated its 50th an­ More modest than “Roots” How to save energy 19 99 one and the post-World War II dards and regulations between the Feline League is everimproving. The niversary in 1972. ™ top male softball league and the top (only three hours) and dealing background of the Cold War enthusiasm displayed by the girls is Instead of diminishing in size, the school has grown Doubleknit stretch nylon, female softball league. addictive — they try so hard — frequently and change them when from an enrollment of 527 in the 1971-72 school year to its ribknit collar and cuffs f^a l. with completely different subr and Soviet expansionism was Lee Roderick navy, forest green, unisex It appears that in an effort to in­ dirty. Radiator surfaces should be present enrollment of 599. There is also a waiting list of sues. Machine wash ject matter, “Tail Gunner left unexplored by the other, despite playing at Mt. Nebo with the itiate this season's programs, the poorest lighting of any town field — The Herald's vacuumed or dusted often and, it is about 35. Joe” may actually have been both were essentially truthful St. James is one of the five largest elementary schools two men found it necessary to make and yet in spite of the poor lighting Washington Correspondent suggested, sheets of aluminum foil out of 91 in the Hartford archdiocese, according to the the more significant and con­ in their portrayal of two im­ a very hasty, unfair, maybe illegal, and a “not so popular field” as the WASHINGTON - President can be placed on walls behind Boys’ Rev. James G. Fanelli, superintendent of the schools. troversial production. far-reaching, and from where 1 sit “a Carter’s urgent plea for Americans radiators to reflect the heat into a Warm-Up Suits portant periods in our history. Silk City League enjoys — The Feline Father Fanelli said he knows of no similar foundation Slavery is gone, never to be conflict of interest type of decision.” League’s attendance is encouraging. to help conserve energy during this room. In any event, it is heartening among the other parish elementary schools, He said it is ^19.99 13>88 TOASTMASTER Automatic revived. But the McCarthys we to see that television does not The conflict of interest concerns Carl Given a better field or better con­ bitter-cold winter brings to mind Storm windows an excellent idea as a vehicle for long-range planning. Silver who works for the Recreation By Dash Easy-care cotton' 2*Sllce Toaster ^ o o must always guard against, for ditions 1 feel attendance would be something said by William Lloyd Install storm windows and doors, Most of the donations have been received from the have to pander all the time to Department and is instrumental in nylon. Navy or powder blue, To.slsh.(t«s.l«clix. w ifP " even better. Garrison, the American abolitionist: which can cut heat losses through the many St. James alumni, from parents and students, rrt/whitetrim hinged crumb tray IB 1 24 WRF Rm ig.1 13.49 the fear and distrust which th e lowest common making a decision that affects the So please — don’t shut the door! “I have need to be all on fire, for 1- - covered windows and doors by up to O'Neill said. The other three officers of the foundation were his stock in trade are only Feline League in which Carl Silver Our Reg. 1 0 .9 9 ...... 8 .4 0 denominator of taste and that We, the Feline League and David’s have mountains of ice about me to 50 per cent. Shades, blinds and board of directors. All St. James alumni, are local JOGGERS' SHOES, too latent in the American coaches a team. That could hardly be residents, Catherine Toomey, vice-president; Mrs. A N l cult unwMit.d back there is no Gresham’s Law Restaurant team in particular have melt.” draperies should be drawn at night to ground noiM.lghted4D TOASTMASTER channel dial. S/w m tttr character. No one defends that says poor programming called an objective decision. just begun trying to bring to In his recent “fireside chat” the Teresa Moriarty, secretary, and Edmund Gorman, provide insulation, but opened during treasurer. Shower Massage volumt. squelch controls. 'M f * slavery today, but there are These two men found it necessary, ManchesteFthe best in woman’s soft- President, however, unwittingly set FAMOUS SNEAKERS AT “Sizzler” dynenuc nuke 139.99 must inevitably drive out good. the day to let in sunlight. A member of the first graduating class of St. James, by Water Pik with what seems much fanfare, to ball. As the Feline League improves a bad as well as a good example for Burger Maker still many people who will tell In the bathroom: Take showers in­ Mrs. Moriarty said she feels a loyalty for the foundation LOW, LOW PRICES It is too early, and probably make a very technical and very the nation. Good because he wore a you McCarthy was a hero. and expands more emphasis will be stead of baths which generally use and sees it as a “ most important assurance of the finan­ 2 1 7 0 foolhardy, to say that televi­ “touchy" legal decision. That deci­ drawn to women’s athletics and as a cardigan and the White House ther­ more hot water. Fill the basin with cial help for a long-term viability of the school.” TRETORN'.OurReg. 19.99...... 13.76 m m I R i f . 27.99 If Americans learned some sion is at last coming into its sion states that the top male league, result 1 hope more girls will par­ mostat was turned down to 65 ^ 2 2 ^ hot water when shaving rather than The foundation has a century club of charter members PRaKEDS, Our Reg. 12.94...... 8.88 Save 20 Vo-45 things from “Roots” about own and beginning to realize the Silk City League, may enjoy a ticipate. degrees. But bad because the blazing stationary Model, Ree is 99. . 14.70 Grills 2 burgers, letting it run from the faucet. When and several memorial donations have been made. A part sandwiches or A wide selection of famous brands. slavery and the black five-player exception from the Manchester is a great softball town fire behind him, according to most of the new campaign is solicitation of demand notes, CONVERSE ALL STARS. Our Reg. 12.94 8.85 its true potential as both an you do take a bath, leave the hot Greatest improvement in showers steaks, etc. «888 Hurry in while quantities last! experience they were not residency requirement but the top and as such should be represented by experts, is an energy waster when O’Neill said. educative and entertainment water in the tub to help heat the air, CAL-STAR Basketball Sneakers. Rti e 99 5.22 since hot water! Easily Installed. InUfvn priu rwlMlions luvt bMn M m p w female league, the Feline League, used in a home that is centrally The foundation is hoping to gain annual followers. lothts sale aware of before, they learned medium! But the current trend a strong male and a strong female draining it when the water is cool. may not enjoy that same advantage. team in statewide competition. heated. Donations may be sent to P.O. Box 254, Edmund J. Gor­ Top grade prolessional type sneakers (or basketball, about equally uncomfortable Trees and shrubs can be planted tennis and other active sports. to televisioned novels and Manchester should offer the same Fireplaces poor man, Manchester things atx)ut themselves from I would like to state my position. near a house to help insulate it and extended series that permit I feel that the Silk City League advantages to the best female league “Don’t use your fireplace for protect the structure from wind. “Tail Gunner Joe.” Wilson Autograph full development of character should be allowed the five-player as they now offer to the best male supplemental heating,” says the They are especially useful on the MARY HARTMAN DISCUSSION GROUP, For instance, that the sup­ and story constitutes a real exception. I feel that this would allow league — after all fair is fair. Federal Energy Administration in a east, west and north exposures. Tennis Rackets A final word. 1 feel that there is a MARY HARTMAN DISCUSSION GROUP! posedly feisty Harry S. breakthrough. the Silk City League to continue to bulletin. “More room heat probably Pre-8o»k w ash legal and a moral issue at stake here. Truman was remarkably un- And here a nod should be represent Manchester in ASA state will be lost up the flue than you get Pre-soak heavily soiled clothes in Our The legal question should be on 7-Foot Video Screen feisty when it came to standing tournaments with the best and from the fire.” An aide to Mr. Carter the laundry and use cold or warm Reg. 35.99 , given to public television, that answered through the Town Counsel Mondays 9-10:^ AM witti Marilyn Pet, MJL up to McCarthy. That Dwight strongest team possible. Also the Silk acknowledged the White House failed water rather than hot whenever • Wilson's best • Christ Evert stepchild of the industry, City League does represent the best and my attorney. It should not have to consider that the use of such •Stan Sm ith* Jack Kramer possible. Wait for a full load before Nylon strung wood rackets, D. Eisenhower also found it which pioneered the concept. been “grandstanded” as it was by quality men’s softball played in town fireplaces in the winter usually is running the washer or dryer, and calfskin grips politically expedient to keep Seibold and Silver with Recreation INTERESTED? Call 646-0711 and does offer much enjoyment to wasteful. keep the lint filter clean on the dryer. • Not All lAodels in All Stores RICOH 35 mm the fans all across town. Let’s not Commission approval in an effort to Mr. Carter’s oversight highlights • 24 Assorted per Store In the kitchen: Don't open the oven • Sorry. No Ram Checks Range Finder Camera change this. intimidate any forthcoming decision. TENNA Stereo 8-Trick the fact that there are numerous door if it can be avoided (each time ottiar discussion groups offered: Bi-Fold Glass Door The moral question is this: Can we Now about the Feline League: practical steps virtually every results in a 20 per cent heat loss). Fireplace Screen Cassette Combo Tape Player as educated adults after all that "OPEN TOPIC D ISCU SSIO N O R O U r With Today’s thought The Feline League is the best citizen can take to conserve energy Don't boil water in an open pot; turn SCANDIA “Tummy Flattener” we’ve seen of discrimination allow Case Our quality female softball played in in the home. Public and private the heat to simmer when the water Tundays 10:3Q-Noon with Eathar Rubin, M.8.W. Our Our one half of our population — the LownI town and as such the Feline League groups, spurred by the Ad­ begins to boil. Use ceramic or glass Our Auto or manual exposure. 1/2.8 lens and U i s represents Manchester in American women of Manchester to be dealt ministration’s emphasis on conserva­ Reg. iSis? Prict! rangefinder. Shutter 1/8 • 1/500 sec. and B Brotherhood Week is to pass on this strong sense of iden­ dishes in the oven rather than metal DEALINB WITH EVERYDAY.ISSUES" With built-in tape bead ciMner tity and pride. Softball Association sponsored or with by a different set of rules — tion, suggests such jteps as: 17.99 Uses less fuel. Bring inside measure­ 1 was very impressed recently with pans, allowing you to set the ments. If your size not in slock, allow SYLVANIA W adnatdaya 9-10:30 A.M. with Ariana Norman KOOACOLOR the television presentation of Now, what has this to do with regulated state tournaments. after all, it’s getting to be more true Keep the thermostat at 65 degrees Gives fast results to ten days for delivery Mesh kit Flashcubes temperature about 25 degrees lower. 20 Exp. Film “Roots." It was the story of a black Brotherhood? In other words, the Silk City everyday — and as a man I believe it. in the daytime and 55 degrees at abdominal muscles Program available _ Drive On Fill the dishwasher before running it. lor men and women 99* family and its survival of many Brotherhood is that act of man League represents Manchester as the “What's good for the gander is good night. This alone could save half the RELATIONSHIPS: LOVE A ADDICTION" Duraflame/Sterno Auto Ramps, Pr. Conservation important 1 .3 7 SYLVANIA hardships. The story originated in reaching outward to others. But can best men’s softball team throughout for the goose.” current shortage of natural gas. FIRELOGS WiXwpportiM'S.OOOM anyone reach out unless he first “Energy conservation is the most Thursdays 2-4 P.M. with Jarry Edalwich, M.8.W. C U 5 -2 0 .128^20 Magicubes (wrpw 2499IY -jyis Africa with the capture of blacks and the state and the Feline League Sincerely, Each burns 3 hours 895. 110-20 knows himself. Each of us must find Insulate 3 ^ then their slavery in the United represents Manchester as the best David C. Woodbury, important and the most ignored facet 1.37 our own identity, our own sense of Insulate the attic. Federal experts States, lasting through four female’s softball team, throughout owner, of energy policy,” said a landmark "THANK ODD IT S FRIDAr generations of time. The story was pride in being who we are. Then — say attic insulation will likely cut report last year by a group called and only then—can we look outward. the state. When you play in these David’s Restaurant heating costs 20 per cent. Fridays 3:30-5 P.M. with William Ballantyna, M.A. hard to watch, for it show^ the WorldWatch Institute. “A vigorous So, this year during Brotherhood state tournaments, you are playing Manchester Parkade HUFFY Thunder Star brutality of man. But it also showed Set the temperature of the water conservation program will permit us man’s ability to endure. This par­ Week and the ensuing weeks, search against many teams that are not Manchester 20” Motor Cross Bicycle 4-Tler heater between 120 and 140 degrees to bridge the next 25 years without These are only part ot the varied SYLVANIA Assorted ticular family survives because each yourself for your beliefs, free and insulate the water heater and Plant Stand yourself to understand others, and becoming hooked on either hazardous and Interesting curriculum at Our Gro-Lux Rope Plant family member knows who he is, each hot-water pipes (kits are available then reach out your hand. energy technologies or unreliable Reg. Plant Light Hangers being descendant of a proud race of Existing businesses for this). Drain a gallon or so of Deanna Katz sources of supply." 79.99 Fixture Africans who were once free. And in water from theVittom of the heater each generation there is at least one Jewish-Christian It could also, adds the report, save THE Smgle speed with coaster 3 . ‘ 1 Dialogue Group need protection, too one or more times during the year to brake, crossbar pad extra O w R e g M c E a Our Reg 8.99 of the family whose responsibility it half of the current energy used in the EDUCATIONAL long fork shoemaker uses real rubber and real remove sediment. U.S. which is simply wasted at pre­ Sturdy arfrSlchcMr Pokshed hardwood To the Board of Directors: Have the furnace cleaned and lor basket or contamer •asytoasiemtit Holds leather. sent. A good place to begin is in COMMUNITY Basket not irKluded 4 (Hants (not met 1 My dear friends, many talk about adjusted annually. Check air filters Our Reg. 19.99 His prices are fair and we should the home. M S im CH MTN. RO. HUFFY “ Sit On It” creating jobs,' but I believe the most Stimulates plant erowth Almanac be concerned, I am. We need him as MANCHEtTER.CT.(WM« important thing is to keep people in 20” Boys’ Dragster and healthy development much as he needs us. *4 A H > 7 1 1 Height of light IS ad|uslabte business from being forceid out of A great piani starter Plastic Pots LiguidlliMiracle Gro* In Manchester let us look back to H ouse Plant Food business. UtMt with Saucer By I iiilvil I’rcMK Inleriiulionul how many there were and how many On this day in history; The shoemaker from what I have Model Today is Friday, Feb. 25, the 56th In 1901, J.P. Morgan formed the there are now. 3 l 1 , 2 i 1 , M !s 9 7 « seen will soon be forced out of Yesterdays Dual brakes-rear 0vmg.Mc.79c.199 day of 1977 with 309 to follow. 1 believe we should all consider his Add drops duactfy to soN. United States Steel Corp., in New business unless he is helped and en­ A NEW CONCEPT IN ADULT EDUCATION coaster and csliper hand importance, not only on the local Starling Soon - Lactura Sarlaa: DIALOQUE WITH brakes, new style' Atlractrve colors with then water easy to apply The moon is in its first quarter. Jersey, to become the nation’s first couraged to stay in business. soucersfordramatc The morning stars are Mercury level, but state and nationwide. I beg DISTINQUISHED 8P6AKER8:- “billion dollar" enterprise. The American people need him. If and Mars. of you to meditate on this matter and “Tha Nurturing Envlronmant” - Clay Burchall, M.D. things continue as they are, shoe 25 years ago “Tha Criminal Within Ua” - DavM Hadbarg, M.D. The evening stars are Venus, In 1919, Oregon became the first bring it to the attention of the 10 years ago 3 WAYS TO CHARGE repair businesses will b ^ m e a lost Skating ends at Center Spring Pond Plans for new Lincoln School In “Buchanwald Ravlaltad- - Banjamln Waiaal, M.D. SALE: Jupiter and Saturn. state to put a tax on gasoline — one representatives of the State of -Do You Ralax?” • Barnard Qluack, M.D. art. Why is he so important? Because for the season. Center Springs Park hit legal snag — FRIDAY a SATURDAY Those born on this day are under per cent. Connecticut. of his skill as shoemaker. He is Lt. Nathan Gatchell ends tour of Cheney Bros, quitclaim deed con­ Daily: 10 a.m. to9p.eL the sign of Pisces. Re.spectfully, CAU FOR COURSE LISTHMS OR INFORMATION UeTtMTinpi TiMM|ttipph|CMar needed. The demand for shoes is so duty at Camp Drum, N Y; tains restrictions for construction of Frank J. Berk 6 4 6 - 0 7 1 1 French painter Pierre Renoir was In 1967. American warships began great that many shoes are using poor Board of Mucation approves Ver­ school on park land. bom Feb. 25. 1841. 31 Kerry non St. school plans. shelling Vietnam. substitute materials; but the Manchester MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD, Manchester. Conn . KrI, Feb. K, 1977 — PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE SIX-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb, 25. 1977

Hein-Sheridan SYSTEM III GOES WIRELESS Public records

Warranty drrdt Helen Susan Sheridan and Richard W. Hein, both of William J. Sheffield Jr. and Joan D. Sheffield to Robert E. Rohman and Manchester were married Feb. 19 at St. Isaac Jogues ENVIRONMENT TOTAL MULTIMEDIA Business Janet M. Rohman, property at 144 Parker St., $47,000. Church in East Hartford. Huildlna prrmlu • lighting • panels The bride is the daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Martin J. PRESENTATION • slides •vtdMtape Gary T. McConnell for Mrs. Irma Mandeville, 304 Porter St., sign at 457 Sheridan of Alice Dr. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. • screens • drapes Main St., $53.- and Mrs. Richard E. Hein of Pittsburgh, Pa. CONTROL I elSwiiNim■audiotape j Harold J. Morehouse, wood-burning stove at 106 Avondale Rd., $250. The Rev. John Weaver of St. Isaac Joques Church and She’s named Antonio Salmond, wood-burning stove at 399 Gardner St., $275. the Rev. Steven Hein of Sharpsville, Pa., the Ronald A. Busney for Kenneth Burkamp, 75 Laurel St., sign at 288 Center bridegroom’s brother, officiated at the double-ring St., $200. ceremony. The church was decorated with spide^ assistant U & R Housing Corp., home at 52 Kent Dr., $35,000. chrysantheums and daisies. Mrs. Anne Kiniry was Douglas Coyle, temporary bleachers at Manchester Racquet Club, $200. organist and Ms. Elizabeth Bantel, soloist. Marrlagr lirrnar The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore, a secretary Donald F. Shaw Jr., Cromwell, and Janice A. Smolenskl, 61 W. Middle white velvet gown with Venetian lace Empire bodice and Tpke., March 5. long sleeves. Her elbow-length veil was attached to a Venetian lace cap and she carried a cascade bouquet of Jennifer J. Geisler of Manchester white spider chrysanthemums, white roses, stephanotis has been elected as assistant and daisies. Nassiff Photo Nassiff Photo Mlscia Photo secretary in The Hartford Insurance Miss Regina A. Sheridan of Manchester was her Group's personnel department. The engagement of Miss Kimberly Mrs. Geisler administers The sister’s maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Ellen W. The engagement of Miss Susan The engagement of Miss Dona ;1; -'’’If IMi Darby Miller of Manchester to Roger Irene Petroski to Peter Scott Hartford's non-exempt compensation Sheridan of Vernon, the bride’s sister-in-law; Mr. Jeanne Price to Emerson Kenneth pri'S’"'!,!!” '1 ■ ,1 Kathleen Anderson of Glastonbury; and Ms. Geraldine Pitcher of St. David’s, Bermuda, has Lofstrom, both of Manchester, has program on a countrywide basis. Jennifer J, Geisler been announced by her parents, Mr. Dumore Jr., both of Vernon, has been SYSUf.hi; . :■ , Hobart of East Hartford. been announced by her parents, Mr. announced by her parents, Mr. and She joined The Hartford personnel and Mrs. Howard Miller of 150 6 p t - ; ! ■ department In 1972 as a position George Katz of East Hartford served as best man. and Mrs. Joseph L. Petroski of 137 Mrs. Harris Price of 38 Deerfield Dr. Oppn AM Yeai C A SH A N D CARRY O p m A M Y r A * Spencer St. rVO!^ Ushers were David Hein of Ogden, Utah and James Hein Olcott St. Mr. Dumore is the son of Emerson analyst and was promoted to senior 0 ■: wireless position analyst in 1974. She was of Pittsburgh, Pa., brothers of the bridegroom; and Mar­ Mr. Pitcher is the son of Dolly K. Dumore Sr. of 128 Charter Oak St. vin Shotkin of West Hartford. Pitcher and Jack O’Connor, both of Mr. Lofstrom is the son of Mr. and an Mrs. Elaine Bednarz of named assistant manager of the non­ exempt compensation program A reception was held at Willie’s Steak House in Mrs. William A. Lofstrom of 57 Colchester. FANTASTIC SAVINGS St. David’s. earlier this year. Manchester, after which the couple left for St. ’Thomas Wedgewood Dr. The bride-elect was graduated fOifili '-.tM’ Commercial. Residential and Automotive A . graduate of Bald win-Wallace and St. Croix in the Virgin Islands. They will reside in The bride-elect attended the from Manchester High ^hool and — Remnants and Area Rugs — College, she is working toward a Wholesale to all at our Warehouse Manchester. University of Connecticut for one The bride-elect was graduated attended Manchester Community vlDtOPL/Vi ■ Nassifr Photo year and participated in the Hartford m aster's degree in business ad- Mrs. Hein is employed as an analyst at Travelers In­ from Manchester High School in College. She is employed at lOyrthi-r lii y'"... • Expert Installation Available surance Co. Mr. Hein is employed in data processing at Hospital School of Allied Health sur­ 1975. She is employed at the Savings ministratibn at the University of Mrs. Richard W. Hein ’Travelers Insurance Co. hG.Hdf'cim .'.iih Hartford. downtown MMN Travelers. gical technician course. She was Bank of Manchester. Her fiance attended Cheney Howell M o n F r , GREAT SELECTIONS____ employed at Hartford Hospital prior Cifil If ' • ■■ JO to b 30 In CoiTimuler pafkmg lot Regional Technical School and A.I. i’M !.-li V I Sat 10 to b I ■ it 93 O ff Rout*' 86 to moving to Bermuda in January. Her fiance was graduated from Prince Technical School. He served Manchester High School in 1973. He pli-N.-nldlii'il 'Itril 1310 ToUond Tpke,ko 646-856D Mancliestof Ct Her fiance is a fisherman in St. in the U.S. Navy and is currently is employed by W. Lbfstrom Steel Co. David’s. employed as a tool and die maker at The couple is planning an April 15 Satellite Aerospace .Inc. in Dividend Legion will mark birthday on March 12 The couple is planning a June 24 Manchester. wedding at South United Methodist wedding at the Church of the Assumption in Manchester. The couple is planning an April 23 Church in Manchester. wedding at the Church of the declared A birthday celebration is being Town officials and members of the throughout the state. Assumption in Manchester. The festivities of the Manchester planned by the Dilworth-Comell- Board of Directors of the Town of The board of directors of Caldor, Quey Post of the American Legion in Manchester have been invited. Post will be part of the anniversary celebration observed by nearly 16,000 Inc, (American: CA) has declared a Manchester in observance of the William J. Pomfret of Middletown, 25 cent cash dividend, payable March WE’VE STILL founding of the Legion in March of an administrator of the Soldiers, posts throughout the United States and in several overseas countries and Videoplay introduces 31, 1977 to shareholders of record 1919. This will be part of a worldwide Sailors, and Marines Fund and also Dr. Lamb March 17, 1977. territories. celebration, David Morsey, post the Department of Connecticut Val Rossetti, treasurer, said the commander, said. treasurer, will be guest speaker. The 58-year-old organization, remote control system founded in Paris, has since opened its company maintained the dividend at Under the direction of the Past 25 cents per share even though the Commanders Association, headed by Pomfret is’ vice-chairman of the ranks to veterans of World War II, Reader asks about surgery GOT THAT.... number of shares outstanding has in­ Ernest “ Bud" Linders, the event will National Legislation Committee and the Korean War, and the Vietnam Videoplay Industries, Inc., of volume, or other “up-down” func­ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. tions. A rack mounted decoder, and a creased substantially compared to be marked with a dinner-dance has served as chairman of the War. Rockville introduced its new remote dissolver capable of operating up to last year as the result of a 25 per cent Saturday at 7 p.m. on March 12 at the Department’s Publications Com­ The post is currently winding up its control System II wireless multi- mittee. that I am so confused, I the graft will prolong your that program means a lot six (three pairs) of Kodak Carousel stock distribution in Novemter 1976 Legion Home on Legion Dr. 1977 membership drive. In 1976, the DEAR DR. LAMB - I media controller at the National don’t know what to think or life. It may relieve your more than just taking pills. type projectors is keyed by the en­ and a five per cent stock dividend in Members of the planning com­ post's membership quota was 590 am a 37-year-old male. I Audio-Visual Association Convention July 1976. He is a past commander of the believe. symptoms if you are Remarkable results can and Exposition held in Anaheim, coder to execute the desired func­ XUBOimi CM DIT mittee are all past commanders of which was increased by 30 during the had a very severe heart at­ The board also adopted a new divi­ Middletown Veterans Council and is DEAR R E A D E R -I am having chest pain. sometimes be achieved by Calif. tions. Of particular note is Systems the post. year. tack when I was 35. A heart dend policy providing for regular still a member of that council. He is not surprised that you are With the one exception going on a strict diet to Demonstrated by Bruce Carlson, Ill’s ability to be operated as either a Albert Fredericks, the post catheterization showed one dividends payable semi-annually. a former councilman of the City of Nationally, the legion lists 2,713,000 confused. Medicine is not (blockage of the main left eliminate every ounce of president of Videoplay Industries, wireless or as a hard wired System. steward, is in charge of tickets, members, the second highest heart artery was 95 per 'The first semi-annual dividend under Bninr PIKIT Middletown and is serving on the an exact science and scien­ coronary artery) I usually excess body fat a person The reaction to System III at the 5 which may be obtained from him or cent occluded at the front Inc., System III is designed to give Middletown Youth Services Commis­ national total it has posted in the past tists often disagree over prefer that the patient try may have. National Audio-Visual Convention the new policy would be payable In from any past commander. of my heart and an artery speakers more versatility and added sion. A veteran of the U. S. Marine 19 years. more exact matters — such a medical program. But and Exposition was "quite pleasing,” September of this year. CHECK OUR DEALS AND Y0U11 SEE THAT WE ARE ST IU BITING SOME OF THE A full course roast beef dinner will on the back was 25 per cent control over the audio-visual portion Corps, he joined the Legion in 1946, as nuclear energy. In according to Carlson. BEST BARBAINS ON NEW 1977 CHEVROLETS AND OK USED CASS THAT TOU be served, followed by a short Cmdr, Morsey has extended an in­ blocked. of their presentation. He is a past commander of Post 75 medicine, new techniques “The most appreciated features speaking program. Dancing will be to vitation to all eligible war veterans About two months ago I Completely portable and easily I There are terrific WILL SEE THIS TEAR. STOP IN NOW AND SET OUR DEAL and continues to be active in Legion or new medicines are seemed to be System Ill’s easy the music of the Bruno DuBaldo of Manchester to join the Legion. had another catheteriza­ hand held. System III consists of a affairs both in his local post and tested and they have their operation, its complete portability, I bargains in good, Band. tion and the artery at the keyboard encoder having 31 func­ CHEVHTE ^ proponents who think they / and its capability to do so much for front of my heart was only tions. Included in the keyboard func- serviceable home HOVA have had good success in Celine ' tions is the' ability to control five the speaker. We are proud to have 80 per cent occluded but the furnishings of all lUTCHMCK using them and their op­ separate start-stop operations, such put something on the market that is ^ one on the back was 75 per kinds in the Want with 1.6 liter engine. 4 spd 2-DOM ponents who have had less as tape recorders, film projectors, or recognized as being so valuable to cent occluded. Dube trens., whitewalls, Carter Care with economical 6 cyl. and ttd. Births satisfactory experiences presentation speakers,” Carlson A d s . I have been to four VTR. Four other switches are SI. No . 5244. Price Includes fac­ trans., whitewalls, wheel covers, with the same medicines generally used to dim lights, control said. tory rebate. different specialists since welcomes radio, jiowar steering, mIds., or techniques. Carter Care. St. No. 5102 then and some advise an \ uii Biiren, Saru Marie, Whether a person should William A. Newton of 16 immediate coronary her friends daughter of David C. and of Hartford. Her maternal Downham Stone of 369 E. have a graft put in to *3152®« Hyde St. He has two artery operation and Arlene Danilowicz Van great-grandfather is J. J. Middle Tpke. They were detour blood around a to the brothers, William Allan, 6. others advise taking my Buren of 26 Green Rd. She and Robert Raymond, 1; Stapleton of Daley Court, born Feb. 17 at Manchester block in one or more ar- medicines and waiting to was born Feb. 7 at East Hartford. She has a Memorial Hospital. Their tieries to the heart muscle and a sister, Patricia Lynn, see if my condition im­ Manchester Memorial brother, David Jr., 3; and a maternal grandparents are depends a lot on the in­ CHEVOLE 3. proves. How in the world MONTE CARLO Hospital. Her maternal sister, Krista Lee, 5. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. dividual case. There are HAIR BOUTIQUE Totten, Amy Lynn, does a lay person know grandparents are Mr. and Downham Jr. of 76 Foster some combinations where SPECIALIZING IN ALL PHASES MAUN 4-DR. COUPE daughter of Peter A. and St. Their paternal grand­ what is the best decision? with 6 cyl., auto, trans., steel Mrs. Stanley Danilowicz of Leighton, Jason Paul, surgery will prolong life OF HAIRDRESSING with V-8, auto, trans.. powsr Joy E. Clark Totten of 102 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Is there any evidence that but your description of the whitewalls, wheel covers, radio Glastonbury. Her paternal son of Ronald P. and Holly the operation prolongs THURSDAY SPECIAL w/rear speaker, power steering, steering and brakes, air con­ grandparents are Mr. and Whiting Rd., East Hart­ William A. Stone of West location of your occlusions ditioning, steel whitewalls, rally Maxwell Leighton of 27 life? Protein Conditioner Free with Shampoo and Set. T. glass., power brakes, mids. Mrs. Martin Van Buren of ford. She was born Feb. 16 Hartford, They have a does not fit that category. St. No. 4889 wheels, A M -FM radio, T. glass. Christopher Dr., Vernon. I am not trying to put you Walk-Ins Accepted Carter Care, and much else. St. Sidney, N Y. at Manchester Memorial brother James William, 2; Otherwise, there is no He was born Feb, 16 at on a spot in answering No. 4878 Hospital. and a sister. Holly Alice, 3. complete agreement 390 Main St. 649-7666 Manchester Memorial these questions, it is just 00 00 Piispisil, (Jiiiiil Frun- Conilerino, Erin Hospital. His maternal among experts that having *4798 grandparents are Mr. and *5826 eis, son of Edward F. and Mirha, a daughter of Susan Orlando Pospisil of Kevin G. and Susan Lytle Mrs. John T. Maxwell of 6 145 Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton. Conderino of Lynn, Mass. Willowstream Dr., Vernon. He was born Feb. 11 at She was born Feb. 21 at His paternal grandparents Manchester Memorial New England Memorial are Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Hospital. His maternal Hospital in Stoneham, Leighton of 11 Allison Dr., grandparents are Ruth Mass. Her maternal grand­ Talcottville. Orlando of New Britain parents are Mr. and Mrs. CARTER OK USED CARS and Leonard Orlando of Jack Lytle of Cedar Stone, Keith Matthew West Hartford. His pater­ Rapids, Iowa. Her paternal and Carrie Marie, twin You can get 76 CHEVELLE 94649 70 FORD ELITE 04210 MaUbu CtMAlc Cpf. V*9, A/lrani., ridio. powwr it««rlng. Sport Coupa. V-S. A/Utnt.. twrao radio, vkiyl rod. P/alawkig. nal grandparents are Mr. grandparents are Mr. and son and daughter of P/braakaa ^ and Mrs. Joseph Pospisil of Mrs, Marti Conderino of William J. and Susan 74 AMC MATAD09 $2299 Station Waoon. 6 cyt., A/trana, P/ataaring, luogaga rack. 74 CHEVROLET IMPAU $3040 Maybrook, N Y. He has Manchester. Her maternal 79 GHEVROLET IMPALA $4190 a-Door. V4, A/lrana.. P/aMrlng. radio two brothers, Shane, 4, and great-grandmother is Mrs. station Wagon. V-S, A/lroni., P/tlaarlng, p/brakta. radio. lugooM 79 OIDSMOOILE DELTA 00 04340 This printing test pattern is nothing Sport Sadan. V-8. A/trana . air oondmon. radio. P/Haarfng. Blake, 1; and two sisters, rack Josie Glasel of Cedar part of The Herald quality P/brakaa. vinyl roof. Tonya, 6 and Kyla, 3. Rapids, Iowa. Her paternal 72 CHEVROLET NOVA $2040 control program in order to 2-Ooor.'0 cyt.. itandard trana., radio. 74 D O m DART $2006 great-grandparents are give you one of the finest 70 VOURE 14090 Coupe. V-8. A/trana.. vinyl root. radk). P/ctaaring K«‘\ ill Arliuir, son Mabel Merritt of newspapers in the nation. out of your 4-Ooor Sedan, 0 cyt., A/trana., radk>. P/ttaaring. 70 FORD ORANADA $3000 of Henry A. and Barbara Manchester and Mr. and 70 V0LK9WA0EN $4400 4-Ooor. V-0. A/trana.. radio, v t^ roof. P/itaarmg Mrs. C. Conderino of 2211 Station Wagon. 4 cyl., 4-apaad trana.. radio. 72 CNEVROin IMPAU 02140 Ann Zilinskas Cote of 85 4-Ooor. V-S. A/lrana. radio. P/Iittrkis. Prorikaa. Skyline Dr., South Wind­ Wethersfield. 74 PLYRIOUTH OATEUITE $2000 4-Ooor. V-S. A/trana.. ak condition, vinyl rod. radio. P/ilawIno 70 DATSUN $3300 sor, He was born Feb. 8 at checKing or earn 74 CHEVROLCT NOVA $3000 Modal 710 2-Door. 4 cyt. 4-apaad trana. AM-PM radio Manchester Memorial Mangiafiro, Ryane Cuatoin 4-Ooor, V-S. A/trana.. ak condition. P/tMaring. radio. 73 CHEVROin CAPRICE 03040 Hospital. His maternal K athleen, daughter of Coupa. V-f. A/Uww.. ak condition, vinyl roof, radio. P/ataaring. 70 FORD ORAN TORINO $3000 P/brakaa grandparents are Mr. and Anthony D. Sr. and 2*Ooor, V-8, A/trana., ak condition, vinyl roof. P/ataaring. P/brakaa Kathleen Hendricks account 5% radio. 71 D0D6E DEMON 02100 Mrs. Anthony Zilinskas of ‘H elp !’ Coupa 6 cyt. A/trana. air condition, radio. P/ctaaring Mangiafico of 19 Elro St. 74 HNID LTD $3340 399 Oakland St. His pater­ Coup*. V-S. A/trana.. radio, P/swarlng. vkiyl rod 74 OlOSMOtlU CUTUSS 0 03000 nal grandparents are Mr. She was born Feb. 13 at Coupa V-8. A/uana. air condition, vinyl roof, radio. P/aiaaring. 74 OLOOMOIILE OMEM 02070 P/braakaa and Mrs. Henry Cote of 33 Manchester Memorial ^ 0. 0 cyl., A/lrana.. v k ^ roof, radio. PS. PB. TIM FimI ON Cn. interest. 74 CHEVROLET IMPAU 03410 Llynwood Dr., Bolton. Hospital. Her maternal WMdi UvM You Mamy” n CHRYSLER NENHPORT 13000 Cualom epa V-0. A/lrana. atr condition, radk). P/Maaring. grandparents are Mr. and Sport Sedan, V«8. A/trana.. air condition. M power, radio, vinyf P/brakaa. root Green, Juitlin SeoK, son Mrs, Benjamin Hendricks TRUCKS Jr. of 29 Davis Rd., East 70 FORD ORANADA $4600 of Jordan and Mary Beck B&B 4-Ooor. V-S. A/trana.. ok condition, vkiyl rod. PS. PB. radio 70 DATSUN $3490 Green of 210 Skinner Rd., Hartford. Her paternal 72 CHEVROin IMPALA $2300 Pickup. 4 cyt.. 4 -ip a a d tra n a . arraii cap. radio Vernon. He was born Feb. grandparents are Mr. and Coup*. V 4. A/lrant.. ik condition, vinyl rod. PS. PB. radio. 70 CNEVROliT S41B0 9 at Manchester Memorial Mrs. Thomas Mangiafico c a p r ic T $2040 vy Ton Pickup. Scottadala trim. V-8, A/tranc. radio. P/flaaring. OIL CO. Which is the better way? p/brakaa Hospital. His maternal Connecticut business and industry needs help 70 CHEVROLCT 03990 grandfather is George Barbs Our free NOW account works like a checking account and pays 5%. 70 CtKVROlET CHEVETTE $2600 vy Ton Pickup 6 cyl . atd barra . anaN cap • 24 Hr. Burmr Senrict 2-Ooor. 4 ON.. 4.*poad kana.. radio. Beck of 924 Forbes St., By PHIL PASTORET if it is to create the 1 6 6 ^0 new jobs required by 1980 * 70 PONTIAC CATAUNA 04090 TOCHEVI^ I340S East Hartford. His pater­ • 24 Hr. Notk« for Sadan. V-t. A/trana.. ik condition, vkiyl rod. AM.FM radia. *4 Ton Pickup V-8. aid trana. radio Delivery ‘ BasedonNov 1976US DcodMrrK-ntc^CommcrfvpraiKtiunsof ihenumbc’t (J|ub5nL•4xludU >0u'tConnflCbLutu^urrlpbY^'H;ntdtMvnlol^L■rdIeol6% P/aMarkio. P/brakaa nal grandparents are Mr, Calling a spade a spade - and Mrs. Irving Green of won’t get you a job writing • 200 GaL Unimum y ------V West Hartford. He has a six-page purchase • Artometic Delinry specifications for a govern­ sister, Tracy, 3. ment bureaucracy. 20u-ol« GALLOGALLONS New Inn, D o n u lil Keep it under your hat and l< Ifcritage Savings ^/bramore competitive Connecticut CHEVROLET Ariliur, son of Allan A. and you’ll forget to pick up the 4 l 0 letter to mall, anyway. PER GALLON I ConnecticutBusmessandlndusuvAssociation Marilyn E. Bacon Newton & Loan Association • Since 1891 I 60Wkshiigton Street.H«tford,ConnectiCut06V6(203)S47 1661 of 143 Trout Stream Dr., Vernon. He was born Feb. 43.4* CARTER 14 at Rockville General 700-H t OALLONB Mam OKice 1007 Mam S I. Manchester 649-4S86 • K-Marl OMice Spencer S t, Manchester 649-3007 1229 Main Street, Manchester Hospital. His maternal Coventry Oflice Houle 31. 742-7321 • Tolland Ollice HI 195. quarter mile soulh ol 1-86. Eail 99. 872-7387 Phone 646-6464 grandparents are Mr. and Heritage Moneymarkel in Frank’s Supermarket. East Middle Turnpike. Manchester Open Evenings 1U 9 - - Thursdays HI 6 Saturdays 'til 5 Mrs, Raymond W. Bacon Is it a coincidence that the 42.9* 1,000 A OVER of Holden, Mass. His pater­ heart, the seat of tender nal grandmother is Mrs. emotions, lies right under the Caff 649-2947 suitcoat's wallet pocket? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., FrI , Feb 15, l»77 - PAGE NINE-A PAGE EIGHT-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri , FebFeb. 25, 1977 Aquinas upsets Catholic Major changes MCC women bow in NFL seen to Hartford five By DAVE RORACK in HCC tourney, 58-55 BOSTON (UPI) — Agreements modifying the Rozelle Rule rormpondrnt and reducing the college draft from 17 to 12 rounds highlight the As the saying goes it was close but no cigar for Manchester NFL’s new collective bargaining agreement, according to the Community College's women’s basketball team as It dropped a Aquinas possession. ByBv LEN AUSTER had finally pulled away from the Aquinas possession. waswas led led by byBrown’s Brown's 20 20markers markers wi with Boston Globe. tense 60-51 decision to the University of Hartford yesterday at llernlil S|iurl«writer Saints who had stayed close Giertz, completing a standout per­ Foster and Giertz each netting 11. The 28 NFL owners meet in New minimum salary; signing a three- the Hawks’ gym. Just like the storybook throughout. But looks are deceiving. formance, then sealed the victory The Saints only had 12 turnovers, just with 11 points and 12 rebounds. with a bullbt pass to Zaleski for a York today and tomorrow to vote on year pact for at least $30,000, $40,000 The locals fall to 6-9 over-all and character, when East In the first 4:01 of the final quarter one the final canto. Kilgore and Petersen added 10 and the Eagles couldn't do anything layup with 15 seconds left. the issue, needing a 75 per cent ap­ and $M,000, to be guaranteed $^,000; resume action Saturday against Mat- Catholic’s basketball team is St. Thomas Aquinas (58) — proval for passage. The 28 player and signing a four-year pact for at tatuck Community College in the nine rebounds respectively. right. They threw the ball away five East led after the first quarter, 11- Bonk 2 ^3 6, Bosco 02-22, Brown 9 ^ Waite led the 11-2 Hawks with 20 9, and at the intermission, 26-23. representatives will also vote on the least $30,000, $40,000 and $50,000 with CCCAA championships at Plainville good it can be very, very good, times and 'missed two floor shots. 2 20, Bazzano 0 04) 0, Zaleski 3 2-3 S, points with,Groah and Laurie Weins­ but when it’s bad it’s... Aquinas, meanwhile, was getting the The Eagles were a fine 20 for 37 pact, and if they approve it, the $75,000 guaranteed. High. J Foster 5 1-3 11, Gagliardi 0 04) 0, agreement will be forwarded to all The Nbckey and Smith cases are to Ginny Petersen hit a layup with tein following with 17 and 10 respec­ ‘‘We played very unintelligently most out of its bench as reserves Rod from the field but the killing statistic Giertz 3 5-611, Maiette 00-00. Totals NFL players for their approval. be resolved by an agreement to reim­ Bonnie Kilgore adding a free throw tively. and turned the ball over,” was the Foster and Andy Giertz combined for was 21 turnovers, seven in the final 22 14-19 58. JOHN HUGHES JIM RATUFFE The Globe outlined 13 terms of the burse piayers who signed or whose and Betsy Mayshar two 15-footers as lone statement from stunned Eagle 10 points to knot it at 48-48 at the 4:19 period. Dumais and Gary Carlson East Catholic (55) — Carlson 6 2- pact, among them a major change in contracts expired during the 1972-74 MCC cut Hartford’s lead to 33-32 with coach Stan Ogrodnik. mark. each had 14 points for East with Jon Hartford (60) — PuglisI 1 04) 2, 4 14, Lindberg 5 3-5 13, Heim 4 3-4 11, the Rozelle Rule, a change in college period and were theoretically hurt by 13 minutes left in the second half. And who could blame the veteran Three free throws gave East back Lindberg (13) and Jeff Heim (11) Bass 0 04) 0, Slavln 0 (M) 0, Uebbing 3 Dumais 4 6-6 14, Thompson 1 1-2 3, draft procedures, and a settlement of those rules. The Players Association For the next four to five minutes, mentor from being almost the lead but then the Saints' Mark also in double figures. 04) 6, Booker 0 04) 0, Groah $ 1-2 17. Donnelly 0 0-0 0, J. Murphy 0 04) 0, the John Mackey suit against the also agreed not to bring further an­ Pro tennis play the Cougars stayed close but the speechless after seeing his quintet Zaleski hit two charity tosses and Aquinas, 22 for 45 from the field. Hall 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 15-21 55, Waite 9 2-5 20, Tessler 01-21, Gray 1 Rozelle Rule and the Yazoo Smith titrust suits against the league during pressing Hawks caused turnovers blow all of a 10-point lead and fall, 58- Tony Brown a layup off an East 04) 2. Weinstein 5 04) 10, Rossi 004)0, suit against the draft. Details of the the term of the new agreement. which enabled Karen Groah, Diane 55, to St. Thomas Aquinas in the giveaway for a 52-51 lead with 2:53 Beth 0 04) 0, Clavez 1 04) 2. ToUU 28 agreement have not been revealed, Other highlights; Webbing and Karen Waite to hit a opening tilt of the third annual HCC left. After an Eagle miss, the Saints 4-9 60. but the Globe said today it had —The agreement will last for five at Racquet Club series of jumpers giving the Hawks Playoff at the University of Hart­ went into a delay with Giertz finding MCC (51) — Mayshar 4 3-4 11, learned them despite “secrecy” by years. an eight point lead which they ford. South Catholic routed St. Paul, the middle open and driving in for a Johnson 3 04) 6, Kilgore 2 3-4 7, both the league and the players’ un­ —The pension fund will be fully protected the rest of the way. 88-54, thus pairing the Rebels, 20-1, layup to up it to 54-51. By EARL YOST Petersen 3 2-2 8. Christiana 3 5-4 12. ion. funded and benefits increased, with against 16-5 Aquinas Saturday after­ Mark Dumais made it a one-point Sports Editor Laurie Christiana had eight points Pemberton 1 34) 5, Lentocha 1 0-2 2. Regarding the Rozelle rule, the owners paying money into the fund in the second half to lead MCC with noon at 2 in the HCC championship game again with two free throws Professional tennis will make its debut in Manchester this afternoon when Totals 17 18-24 51. agreement stimulates compensation that had been withheld over the past 12 markers with Mayshar following bout with East, now 15-6, versus 9-12 with 49 seconds to go. Seventeen the third stop on the 1977 New England Tennis Stars (NETS) lists the Racquet will be in future draft choices only three years of no collective St. Paul in the noon consolation. seconds later maybe the key play oc­ Club. when a player jumps teams after bargaining agreement. East, which had beaten Aquinas curred. Foster, 6-0 sophomore, made Eight singles matches, four each at —Medical benefits will be in­ twice previously, notched the final the front end of a one-and-one situa­ playing out his option. Compensation 5 and 6; 30 and four doubles matches creased. Ernie Holmes found innocent seven points of the third period to go tion but missed the second. The will be based on a set formula based at 8; 30 will mark the first of the Sports slate rebound, however, went out of on factors like age, salary and ability —Preseason pay wiil be increased three-day program. The entire up by 10 points, 48-38, heading into AMARILLO, Tex. (UPI) a motel restroom con- bounds; ruled off of East giving of the departing free agent, the Globe by way of additional per diem schedule and pairings appear the stretch. It looked like the Eagles — The jury took only an tained 250 milligrams of said. payments at training camps. elsewhere on this page. hour and 20 minutes to cocaine. WRESTLING According to the agreement, if a —Both sides say they’ll study the Top seeds in singles will be (1) Bill Frldav N reach its verdict, and most BASKETBALL Ea.l Catholic al Far* player threatens to jump teams, his possibility of a 16-game schedule, but Drake. (2) Bailey Brown, (3) Doug Holmes testified a / of the spectators in the (.CM . Playoff al mington organization would have the right of any change must be mutually agreed Crawford and (4) Paul Gerken. “panhandler” badgered Bacon Academy al “last refusal,” allowing the team to upon by both parties. The new Crawford and Rich Bray are top crowded courtroom him for money and then, M anrhrsler High Tiant threatens keep the player if it matches offers schedule, if approved, would not be applauded at the announce­ Penney v». Alanrhetler * seeds in doubies and Brown and Mike when Holmes finally gave from other organizations. This is implemented until the 1978 season. .Britton form the No. 2 team. ment Pittsburgh Steelers the man $20, the pan­ W'elhenifleld, 6:.30 similar to an agreement the National —Major decisions by owners affec­ Sixteen of New England’s leading defensive tackle Ernie handler thrust a silver M anrhe.ler v*. Saturday (Herald photo by Dunn) BASKETBALL Basketball Association reached with ting the league, like squad limits, pros will be competing including Holmes had been found in­ cylinder into his hand. At Windham, 8:15 to quit baseball nocent of cocaine posses­ South Windsor al CYC Contolalion and flnala East's Jeff Heim grabs rebound its players association. schedule changes and rules changes, John Hughes and Jim Ratiiffe. that moment. Holmes said, By trimming five rounds from the must be approved by the players. At stake wiil be a purse of $2,000. sion charges. police entered the Playoff of HCC Plavoft lony Hromi (22) uiid Brian Bosru converge on player “I’d like to give all my BOSTON (UPI) — Threatening to retire, 36-year-old Luis draft, an extra 140 free agents would —The owners will consent to check Proceeds are earmarked for the restroom and arrested be created each year from among off union dues and recognize the praises to Jesus Christ for Tiant say he will not report to the Boston Red Sox’ spring Manchester Memorial Hospital him. At the time of his college seniors who otherwise might Players Association as bargaining Development Fund. Tickets will be standing and holding me arrest. Holmes was in training camp unless a contract dispute is settled in his favor. have been drafted in rounds 13-17, the agent of all the players. available at the door each day. strong," Holmes said Amarillo to attend a LEGAL NOTICE The fiery Cuban righthander in­ Globe says. —More money will be paid for post­ Thursday after the verdict friend’s wedding. In accoiylance Kith the provisions of Section 7-131] and CCIL hoop playoffs formed attorney Bob Woolf Thursday position, as explained by assistant Like the NBA draft, each player season games. was returned. “1 had a fair _ Section 13a-S8 of the General Statutes of Cmbcc.- in a telephone conversation from an general manager John Claiborne has would be drafted by only one team. —Grievances for matters such as triai. I am glad it is over.” tlcut, as amen$■ diagnosed as severe sprain. Walzel, Jim Simons, Calvin names like Hardy Trucking POW DER PUFF- GenV 209, Tony Baluk 203, Nels ( rusader Coach George Blanev Blancy says the ankle will be put in who lives down the road from me in and Conch Cove Marina. Tracy 206-506, Ann Brendle Johnson 204, Ben Foreman Wi iHi* to City Clerk s Office says he's not optimistic about (Herald photo by Dunn) Huntingdon. His daddy has been Peete and Fuzzy Zoeller. Citv Hall a cast to "tone the injury down a Nicklaus, 37, and Player, Our last game was against 182-450, Vicky Glass 182- 207, Cy Perkins 206, Bill IIVIBN'NW S:/

Circuit blamed INDEX Htip W enled 13 HMp W snied 13 Hornet For Sale 33 School board cuts budget Area bulletin board ADVERTISING LICENSED NURSE - Part NOTICfa “ My family never thought I 1 Low ana Fsura) lime. Fun work, while earning cut was a proposed half-time benefits. The money was projected in a—Ptawontta RATES Could Do It!" Now they’re Coventry for bad blaze 9 well Call 649-2SS8 to learn proud of me. And I'm proud of librarian, a cut of $4,354. case the V h teachers being reduced More altos are needed for this choir. Armouftcomwmt more, Andover T o llu n d 4 Entwrttinmwnt 1 day . tt a word par day the money I earn being an FLAIR The Coventry Board of Education The projected $18,500 for substitute this year do not find new jobs. During Lent, members of the jiarish 5—Auclfoni 3 daya ... lOa word par day Avon Representative. You can cut about 10 per cent of School Supt. She Herald 6 dayt 9a word par day BABYSITTER - Vicinity of Contemporary multi teacher salaries was cut $1,000, as Other itemized budget increases An informal meeting to discuss the will have a chance to pick their be proud, too Call 523-9401 for An overloaded electrical circuit is PINANCIAl 29 dayt . 9a word par day Washington School. Days, level duplex con Arnold Elman's $3 million education was the $84,931 budgeted for teacher this year include: possibility of double sessions at favorite hymns to be sung during the 9 Bonai-Stocki-MortowgM IS wordt 12 (M minimum information. being blamed for a Thursday mor­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 9—PwrKKita Lowno Monday thru Friday. Call 643- dominium. Seven budget proposed Thursday night, aide salaries. • Transportation, up $136,594 due Rham High School, or Rham 10:30 service. 10—tnturanew Happy A d t . 12 30 (fieri 2658. after 4 leaving the proposed budget increase ning fire which caused heavy damage OPPORTUNITY FOR person ;spacious rooms. 1 Vk Custodians’ projected salaries of to a new school bus contract which students attending Bolton High St. Peter’s Episcopal Church will IMPLOVMINT with good appearance and for 1977-1978 at 9 per cent. $132,006 were cut $1,000. The extra to a home on Shenipsit Lake Rd., 13 Hwip Wtntwd PAYROLL CLERK - High baths, rec room, goes into effect in June. School on a tuition basis, will be held conduct Communion services each — pleasant personality to make appliances, carpeting, The school board cut $28,292 from money was included in the budget to Tolland, authorities said. 14 ButinwM OpportumtiM School Education. One to two ^ to $150. weekly Call 872- • Replacement of non- Thursday. The meeting will begin at Wednesday during Lent at 7:30 p.m. IS- Situitton Wtnitd ialr conditioning, tennis, the superintendent’s proposed $2,- cover an expected grievance, Joan PHOHE 643-2711 years experience in accoun­ instructional equipment, u p $1,808. 8 p.m. at Andover Elementary Following the service, those who The Tolland Fire Department was EDUCATION ting department of large firm. pool. 345,500. 880,790 budget. Elman’s proposal Lewis, school board chairman, said. wish will meet to study what it FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD to Pfivil* tnttruchon* • New instructional equipment, up School. It is sponsored by the Parent- summoned at 11:55 a.m. to the home 19—Schoo(t-Ctti9M Knowledge of piecework and represented an increase of 10 per The money may not be needed, she $2,566, much of which is reflected in Teacher Association. Leading the means to worship. The middle pages of Michael Schutz, and they found 20 Initruclfoni Mtniwd hourly computation. cent over the current year. said. sports and music equipment for discussion w ill be A ndover’s in the current issue of the Connec­ flames going through the roof when Excellent skills needed, with WARREN E. The projected increase in the cost REAL ESTATE adding machine and HERALD Audio-visual materials took a $1,- Capt. Nathan Hale School. representatives to the Rham Board ticut Churchman are a good introduc­ they arrived at the scene. 23 Horn** for $«(• calculator. Salary will com- HOWLAND of education now stands at $236,798 000 cut, reducing the budget in that 24—•lotf-Lirxl for S«tt • Supplies and expenses for school of Education — Cecily Dreyer, Peter tion to this study and will be used as a No one was home at the time pf the 25—InvMtmoni Property mersurate will experience. CARRIERS RMltort 643-1101 and leaves the proposed T O S t of department to $6,345. This figure Nathan Hale$ 29—ButmOM Proporty building maintenance, up $3,050. Houle and Howard Roberts — and text during the course. fire. No one was hurt. 27—Rttori PropwrtY All applicants must submit in­ educating Coventry's children at $2,- projects a sharp increase over the School Supt. David Cattanach. Fire fighters battled the flames for PTA and the| 29- Rtil Etitta Waniod formation. showing past NEEDED 852,498. current budget figure of $3,582. • Employe insurance is projected Manchester Flrejij: ADVERTISING exi^rience. before interview. to go up $32,116 over the current $73,- South Windsor about half an hour before declaring MI9C. •ERVICE9 Write Box L c/o Manchester In tha COVENTRY - Three bedroom Most of the budget cuts are Elman said much of the increased the blaze under control. South Dept, will hold a 31 Sorvictt OHorofj DEADLINE Herald Ranch with a beautiful rec reflected in salaries, supplies, opera­ 384. The school board, however, Bolton 32—Piinting-Paporino Adama Stroot, cost is reflected in expensive, but Patricia Aselton has been named Willington and Ellington fire fighters training session on | 33—Building-Conirpctino room and a large lot with over tion expenses and unemployment needed, bulbs and tapes. expects to spend $90,263 this year, The United Methodist Church ad­ 34—Rooti*>g-SKJing 12:00 noon tha day bafort EXPERIENCED Body Man - Buckland Road too trees and shrubs. Only Betty Crocker Homemaker of the were on standby in Tolland while 35—Hoalmg-Rumbing pubUcation. 3U.900. Blanchard & Rosset- compensation. A total of $2,600 was cut from con­ due to increased insurance rates, and ministrative council will have a th e H e I m 11 c k i-i; 36—Flooring To do body work and Minting has asked the Town Council to go to Year for South Windsor High School. Tolland fire fighters were at the fire. 37—Movino-Tructuna-Storioo Daadllna for Saturday and on trucks. Call 647-91&3. Ana. to. Realtors. 646-2482. The school board cut Elman's tracted services for equipment special meeting Sunday immediately ^^HomADS Maneuver o n | Monday la 12:00 ftoon Friday. Town Meeting for the money. She now qualifies for state competi­ 39 Strvicwt Wantwd proposed V h per cent salary increase maintenance and supplies for plant following the 11 a.m. worship ser­ tion in which the winner receives a March 1st, 6:30 ij:; CLEANING MAN • 9 p.m to TOLLAND - BeauUful Raised for administration, nurses, teacher MI8C. FOR SALE Ranch with three bedrooms, 2 maintenance, and $1,500 for new The school board will accept the vice. College scholarship. Miss Aselton is a p.m. at Nathan | 40 Houoehold Goods PLEASE READ 12 p.m. Must be over 18. Apply aides and maintenance, to 6 per cent. lunch tables at the high school was The Board of Education will have a DEP’s Pac denies 41 —Artictot (or in person after 5 p.m. Dairy lireplaces, 1 1/2 baths, family revised budget at its March 10 senior. Hale School. This | 42—Building Suppliot room, garage and treed lot. The proposed assistant principal also cut. special meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at — YOUR AD Queen Brazier, 242 Broad meeting and will submit it to the The South Windsor Square Dance Mafre s o m o - 43 P«ti -Birds- Dogs Street, Asking only 841,900. for Coventry High School was cut, A $3,000 amount was cut from the the 5-8 Building of Bolton Elemen­ discharge permit Is a life saving :j;| 44 _ Livwitock Town Council by the March 14 Club will hold a President’s Dance one happy 45 Boats A Accassofias Claaalfiad ad t a rt tahan ovar Blanchard & Roiietto, reducing the budget by $7,000. Also $13,000 budgeted for unemployment deadline. tary Center School. The agenda in­ tonight from 8 to 11 at Wapping technique on f 46 Sporting Goods tha priona aa a convanianca BABYSITTER - Must have Realtors. 646-2482. Glastonbury choking. Open to | 47 Qardtn Products Tha Harald is ratponaibia for car. South end of Manchester. cludes contract negotiations with Elementary School. Cliff Brodeur Today — 46—Antiquaa only ona incorraci inaartion and Stanley J. Pac, state commissioner 49 Waniad to Buy Monday thru Friday, 6:30 to MANCHESTER • Ansaldi secretaries and custodians, will call and Anita and Russ White Call 643-2711 the public. I “ than only lo tha alia of tha built three bedroom Colonial of environmental protection, has original inaartion Errors which 6:30. (Will consider two recommendations for administrative will cue the rounds. RENTALS separate shifts. I Call 646-1267 on Thayer Road 2 1./3 baths, denied the Town of Glastonbury’s 52 Rooms for Rant do not iataan tha valua of tha first door family room, 2 Legal Aid post in doubt salaries, discussing the 1977-1978 S3—Apartmanta (or Rant advartisameni will not ba cor- after 7 p.m. HOLIDAY STUDIOS - Needs budget and an executive, session to application for a permit to discharge 54 Homas (or Rant ractad by an additional inaar- fireplaces and a ^ b le gar Vernon Vernon 55—Busmass (or Rant lion. RUBBERMAID PARTY Plan 10 lo IS appointment, age. Priced far below replace- residents. dampened by remarks Sturdevant evaluate the superintendent and leachate into the groundwaters of the 56_ Raaort Proparty (or Rant secretaries, and receptionists. The annual World Day of Prayer Connecticut River Watershed. 57_ Wantad to Rant needs demonstrators. Part or ment costs at 863,500. A request to be assigned one of Roesler contacted Manpower Coor­ made in a letter Dec. 1. other personnel matters. 56- Misc (or Rant full time. No collecting. No No experience necessary. Full Blanchard & Rossetto, Vernon's Comprehensive Employ­ will be conducted at the First The application provided for a dis­ or part time. Good hourly dinator Frank Chiarillo to ask if it Sturdevant said, “In view of your An article in Thursday’s Herald in­ AUTOMOTIVE Packing. No delivering. Top Realtors. 646-2482. ment Training Act (CETA) positions, would be possible to obtain one ad­ failure to respond in any fashion, Congregational Church of Vernon, charge of 43,438 gallons per day of 61 Autos (or Saia commission. Call 232-^35, or wage. Days or evenings. App­ correctly stated that the Board of _ 589-1714. ly within. 989 Main Street, VERNON - Immaculate 7- made by the Tolland-Windham Legal ditional CETA position for this pur­ your verbal assurance of cooperation Education vacancy created by the Rt. 30, Friday at 7 p.m. The theme sanitary landfill leachate and was 62 Trucks lor Sata filed by Glastonbury in December 63—Haavy Equiprriant lor Salt PHONE FROM home to ser­ Manchester. room Cape. Three bedrooms, Aid office, has been a continuing pose. between your office and mine made' resignation of Chairman William will be “Love in Action.” Children 64 —Molorcydas-Bicyclas CLERK TYPIST ■ Job in­ first floor family room with from choirs of Greater Rockville 1975. 65— Campari-Traitars-Moblla vice our customers. Super request for about two years. But the The Comprehensive Manpower Of­ at our meeting on Nov. 9,1976, seem Vogel, a Democrat, must be filled by Momas earnings! Choose your own volves typing business forms, BABYSITTER Needed • fireplace, garage and more. town doesn't have any positions to fice, while agreeing that the legal hollow, indeed.” another Democrat. The vacancy area churches will sing. The free will In his decision. Commissioner Pac 66 Automotive Sarvica hours. 249-7773. frequent telephone contact Reliable person for daytime. Asking low 840'i. Blanchard & 67 Autos (or Rant-Laasa with public, filing, and other Monday thru Friday. East Rossetto. Realtors, 646-2481. assign. assistant would perform valuable Roesler then wrote to Sturdevant could also be filled by an unaffiliated offering will be used to initiate said, “1 find that: — Stanley Roesler, director of ad­ programs in inter-continental mis­ clerical duties. Excellent Center Street area. Call 843- services to Vernon, said "It is not telling him that his well-documented voter. 1. The discharge of sanitary land­ DISHWASHERS - Part time. employee benefits, com|ipany 1068. ministration, has been asked to possible at this time to increase the request was under active considera­ sions. The public is invited. fill leachdte to the groundwaters of EveniMS and weekends. ApApp­ loca- 13 restaurant,slaun convenient prepare, for the next Town Council total amount of Vernon's allocation tion by the administration “until Hebron Vernon Grange 52 will meet Friday the Connecticut River Watershed in Help WanMd tyly at 'facorral,Tacorral, Monday thru tion for buslines and carpools MUNSON’S CANDY Kitchen meeting, a priority list for town jobs. in order to create this additional your letter of December 1st, in which in Grange Hall, Rt. 30, for Inter­ the Town of Glastonbury would cause Friday, 11 to 3 only. 246 Broad available. Call Mrs. White at is now accepting applications WALK TO national Night. The program will WANTED Companion / Street, 277-2846 or Miss SartuccI at for (art time employment. The town now has filled about 35 position,” you made an unfortunate inference A new junior choir has been pollution of the waters of the state; Evenings and weekends. 20 to 90WBI9 start with a potluck supper at 6:30 Housekeeper - Three days a 277-7256 for appointment. The positions through the federally About two weeks ago, Roesler sent regarding the sincerity of the town’s formed at St. P eter’s Episcopal 2. The discharge of leachate will week. CanI 875872-0006. ■■ ■ WAITRESSES - Part time. Travelers, Hartford Office. 50 26 hours per week. Call for ap­ SCHOOL funded program. They include many a letter to Sturdevant telling him he .desire to cooperate with your office Church for junior and senior high p.m. Members are asked to bring cause pollution of water drawn from EveniMs and weekends. App­ Prospect Street (Plaza pointment, 649^332. laborers in the Public Works Depart­ was hopeful that the status of future and staff. school students. Rehearsals are each foods that reflect their heritage. wells located between the landfill DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis­ ly at 'facorral, Monday thru Building). An equal opportuni­ 9-room Cape, First ment, teacher aides, clerk-typists, Dessert and beverages will be Co-Sponsored by: Town of Manchester Rec Department tant - Challenging position, in Friday, 11 to 3 only. 246 Broad ty employer m/f. floor family room finding for CETA would become “Whether intentional or not,- your Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. under the direc­ and the Connecticut River; and Street. patrolmen, dispatchers and other provided by Mr. and Mrs. Richard P ed odontic P ra c tic e in w ith peaged oak somewhat clearer “and we will have letter has had the effect of tion of Cindy Robson and Carol 3. Insufficient data exists to deter­ BOYS & GIRLS Manchester. Duties: Four NEW RESTAURANT & Club R EA LEtTA TE floor,, 4 Dcdrcrooms, such jobs. a better idea where the program is dampening the mayor's attitude con­ Wells. More singers are welcome to Wetherell and Mrs. Viola New- mine that water drawn from the handed assisting, xrays, opening in Bolton - Need SALES rec room, garage, The request for the legal aid office, going.” cerning the question of assigning a join. Youth Choir rehearsals are at 3 marker. Junior Grange 92 will meet Cromwell well field will not be How would you like to take a parent to prevention, and other office AnnouncumMilt bartenders, waiters, and Looking lor lleonood plus carport. 833.W. made by James Sturdevant, would However, Roesler said Mayor CETA position to your office at this p.m. each Friday. The adult choir Saturday at 2 p.m. at Grange Hall. A polluted due to the discharge of duties. Requirements: Dental . waitresses. Please call 648- ■tooeltloo to join my provide paralegal assistance to town rehearses Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. craft program will be presented. leachate.” assistant experience, or 3960, for appointment. Thomas Benoit's attitude was time,” Roeslor said. Akron, Ohio and a chance to represent training program graduate T O D A Y ’S llrm. Wo tro • lull- WAMIENL preferred. Maturity, poise and RELIABLE BABYSITTER ■orvloo organiiatlon and Manchester in the All-American Soap Box motivation to improve ones Wanted for two children. 31/2 havo aN ttia taoBHIaa lo HDWLAND Derbyl self. Four day week, plus j Real and 6 years old. Nathan Hale mako It advanlagooua Roaflora M3-11M Lenten programs planned ( Area police report ) P a m p e r that d ia m o n d ! Be it your own Saturday mornings. Salary vicinity. 8 a m. to 4 p.m. Call lor you lo eonaldor negotiable. Send resume to V e r n o n “Heaven.” the comoanion oicture to ^W iiymiiwiwi»in«i;iiHOTwiwfi!iiii... . Registration: ''^^Estate 647-1879. boeoming oaaoolalod Vernon "Heaven,” the companion picture to diamond or ours, cradle it in Box 289, Manchester, Conn. with my company. AB In- “Hell,” will be shown March 29. February 25th, 7-9 p.m. Center Fire Houee CARPET SALES Person ■ Lenten Enrichment and Appreciation South Windsor on e of our very own quMoo hold In airtelaal MANCHESTER • You will On Tuesdays the programs will follow February 27th., 1-8 p.m. 75 Center Street PHONE FROM home to ser­ by Norma Tedford Part time, experienced Program (LEAP) is the theme of a series vice our customers in the conlldonoo, enjoy the 17'x23' family room this schedule: At 6 p.m. there will.he a Jeannette B. Winegar, 39, of 1366 Sullivan Ave., South exclusively styled March 4th., 7-9 p.m. Manchester, C t preferred. Ideal for retired of Lenten programs planned by Union Manchester area, flexible person. Call Mr. Rossi, In this 7-room Cape plus the 2 worship service in the chapel and at 6:30 Windsor, was charged Thursday with disorderly conduct, In the older parts of es­ DAMELF.REAIE fireplaces, garage and many Congregational Church. settings. Fee; *2.00 hours, super earnings, 249- tablished cities, you find Watkins Brothers, 643-5171, p.m. a potluck supper in the social room. interfering with a policeman and assaulting a policeman. 7773. RaoNora other features Located close On Sunday, March 6, the film, “His South Windsor authorities reported. multiple types of houses — to schools, shopping, church, Meat will be provided but those attending • row houses, or taller apart­ LOW KEY Sales Person - Land," from Billy Graham’s World Wide 18 karat gold Good closing ability. New this home is a good buy. Pictures, will be shown. should bring either a casserole, salad or Police said Mrs. Winegar was arrested on a court ment buildings. These ex­ Priced in the 840 s. Zinsser store. Service and quality Agency, 646-1511. On March 15 and two weeks later, the dessert. The Lenten programs will be warrant in connection with an early morning incident in 4 or 6 prongs. tend to outer parts of oriented. Flexible hours. Call from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. in the chapel. Child Penonalt larger cities, where old Bualneea Opportunity 14 twin films "Hell” and “Heaven” will be which her son, Michael C. Winegar, 17, was similarly □ EMPLOYMENT 742-6227. care will be available . From $85. RURIMA9E townhouses, duplexes and MANCHESTER - Enjoy coun­ shown. charged. BRA PROBLEMS? Cameo SMALL ENGINE Service try life within minutes of city and garden apartments (row a ttra c tio n s. In this Im­ An old fashioned hymn sing, scheduled On Sunday, March 6, the Senior High TAG SALE custom fitted bras. 188 sizes. Help Wanted 13 houses scattered through Corporation expanding dealer March 20, will be led by soloists and small Pilgrim Fellowship will put on a supper to Mrs. Winegar was presented in court Thursday. Her No obligation. Trained fitter, network .No experience maculate 6-room Ranch on case was continued and she was released on her written St. Mary's Episcopal the landscape rather thw necessary. Complete training half acre lot. Fireplace, gar­ groups of church members. raise money for their summer project. A Edythe Francis, Manchester along the streets), may be EARN promise to appear. Her son, who had been held on a $10,- Church Mall, 811 Main Street, SALpS POSITION - Straight program. 8500. investment age. wall-to-wall and more. “He Restoreth My Soul,” a film will be free-will offering will be taken after the (Locust street Entrance) found. Suburbs now have Priced In the 840's. Zinsser 000 bond, was taken to jail on a reduced bond of $500. Manchester. commissions, leads furnished GOOD required to start your own shown March 22. film. FRI. NIGHT, FEB. 25th to homeowners. Call 242-5402. duplexes, small business. Ideal for retired or Agency. 646-1511 7-9 Entertainment apartments, and a SPENDING part time. Details on request. SAT., FEB. 26th renaissance of row houses, Mrr. Barker. ESCA Field MANCHESTER - Charming 6- 9:30-Noon COUNTER MAN - Must have besides the traditional MONEY Training Division Box 619, room aluminum sided Cape lArea fire callsi MANCHESTERS Newcomers with such features as a Girl Scout Troop Club - Fashion Show, parts and mechanical freestanding house, usually Wading River. New York, Rainbow installs advisor background. Yardman, must B0YS& 11792. fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, No. 10 “Silhouettes of Spring”, the only type found in the built-in appliances and more. Easy Payments March 9th., 8:00 p.m, Fiano's have tools, and knowMge of country. Diane O’Donnel, worthy associate Leslie Szalontai, junior past South Windsor cars. Apply in person: An­ GIRLS Situation Wanted 15 Located in one ol Manchesten Restaurant. Tickets 82.50. In­ KEEP SMILING most desirable Vernon advisor; Wanda Henderson, charity; worthy advisor, was the installing South Windsor officials formation: Mrs. Margie dover Auto Parts, Route 6, II you aro looking for an 5 F.vminga A Waok Andover. KEEP HAPPY THREE FOR the Price of One neighborhoods Call today. Miss Doreen Ritzen was installed Janice Hewitt, hope; Felicia worthy advisor. Other members of reported several fire calls Mills, call 649-2572. oMor houao or a brand 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Zinsser Agency. 646-1511. today relating to flooded now houao wo can turoly - Office Manager. Ad­ recently as worthy advisor of Greaves, faith; Suzanne Hawes, the installing team were: Christine □ N O TIC ES ministrative Assistant. cellars. Fire fighters were holp you find what you a rt Call Rockville Assembly 39, Order of the recorder; Susan Bush, treasurer; Goff, Deborah Ritzen, Barbara c M id a d ^ 3 Announcemente Executive Secretarv. all for COVENTRY - Seven Room busy Thursday and this mor­ Announeemenia 3 Announeemenia Rainbow for Girls. Denice (jreaves, chaplain; Tracey Trouton, and Patricia Smith. Jewelers & Silversmiths Sirtce 1900 looking for, ao srtiy not 8200 a week Call 6(6-2664. Cape. Three bedrooms, ning helping pump water 647-9946 fireplace. 3 4 shed dormer, 1 Henderson, drill leader. Mrs. Marian Szalontai was in­ Personals atop In and too ut horo at Miss Ritzen is the daughter of Mr. away. 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Cantury 21, TEDFORD COMPANION Housekeeper 1/2 oaths, rec room, two car Also: Diana Rider, love; Tami stalled Mother Advisor by Mrs garage, acre lot 830s. La Pen- Tolland County HALL FOR RENT - Dances, REAL ESTATE, R t 44A, wants 3 days work Please call and Mrs. Curt Ritzen of Kenwood Hickton, religion; Robin Henderson, Marguerite Wheelock. Other Hartford • Westfarms Mall alxc HcraltJ 872-0006 la Agency. Realtor. 646-1440. Rd., Vernon. She is a senior at Thursday, 11:55 a.m. Showers, Tag Sales, Wed­ BoHon Notch, Bolton, nature; Debra Lloyd, immortality; members of the advisory board who dings, Auctions. Less than 647-M14. Wo aro a full Rockville High School where she is a Faye Le Hill, fidelity; Laury —House fireun Shenipsit Lake were installed are: Miss Patricia Rd., Tolland. South Willington 8150 rental. American Legion lino roallor tpaclallzing In member of the drill team, the Girls’ Home, 646-9171, or 643^)053. □ EDUCATION Blakley, patriotism; Leigh Schiebel, Smith, Mrs. Joy Pearson, Mrs. Ruth and Ellington fire fighters raaidantial, eommarcial, REAL ESTJ Athletic Association, and the leaders service; Lynn Sarkisian, confidential Lewis, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs. "THE FUEL OIL CO. THAT SAVES TOU MOHET!” lamM and Induatrlal, to were on standby in Tolland. LADY WISHES Ride from PART TIME PERSON - For SALES club. She is a member of Emmanuel observer; Robin Taft, outer whothor it bo old or now cleaning office Mornings Meryon Miner, Mrs. Louise Thursday, 5:35 p.m. West Center Street to Federal Private Inalrucllone 13 LExcellent opportunity nowl Lutheran Church, Manchester. observer; Dawn Donaldson, musi­ Plummer, Mrs. Phyllis Hewitt, Mrs. —C3iimney fire on Pripp Rd., Building, Hartford. Working you can ba aura wa hava preferred. Buckland area, Miss Ritzen plans to enter the tha homo tor you." Wo'rt b l l 643-0644 favallable lor licensed] cian; Eileen Jensen, choir director; Carla Hill, Mrs. Alma Bush, Mrs. Ellington. hours: From 8:15 to 4:45. Call GUITAR-BANJO Instruction - Imotlvated salespenoni.f University of Rhode Island School for 649-0715 , 6 to 9 p.m. national but wa'ra Let music chase away that Geriann Smith, keeper of the jewels; Elsie Greaves, Grady Pearson, Thursday, 6:45 p.m. COOK'S HELPER - Available [Professional training.J Nursing next fall. Kimberley Blakley and Carol —Unknown type of fire at Rt. nalghborly,” ao coma on snowed-in-mid-winter feeling Daniel Szalontai, Elbert Henderson, B&B OIL GO. to work Friday and Saturday Free loan instrument Special lExcellent commlssioM.1 140 and Green Rd. In and aoa H wa can halp Other officers installed were: Gauvin, members of the choir. and Joseph Lewis. evenings. (?all Cavey's introductory oficr 646-^7 [Contact Mr. Rothman InJ you. Open: 7 daya a waak, Restaurant. 643-2751 24 houra. Itolal confidence. GUITAR-BANJO Teacher INVITATION DID YOU KNOW? ANDOVER. BOLTON, Specializing in folk, popular, Plainfield results Plainfield entries COVENTRY, HEBRON & bluegrass. vocal accompani­ FIIECMCTTEAHtANTM ^ TO BID When moving Into a new MANCHESTER Residents, Thurtday matInM community, there may be ment Free loan instrument. I ffMltora i4 0 -4 1 K l Sealed bids will be received line Licensed Real Estate Children aged 7 on ntt s-ii (I) riftk 110 (I) some advantage to renting gent needed in our Bolton of- S H u yTk m s oo m 3 fiim t* hdi. tap. 27.20 7.20 120 in the Office of The Director Reasonable rates 646-6557 ■dk no (0) Friday Evening for a while before choosing t ce. Lessenger Co.. Realtors. 2 Im S.M 120 0 Nn O SWi 7.00 100 2Zidaai7ifi 540 4.40 100 of General Services, 41 Center I OmtettuTf 4.00 2 $iid| ChuetM. taf. 110 Pni Tm I P S a bouse. 1 18-8713, or 432-9291. lU am 140 240 Tint Street, Manchester, Connec­ REMEDIAL READING and 6 1 2 ROOM • Full doriiiered Tm: m i Tm: 32iS 1 Pridar hintcr 240 math, individualized work M l - 213 Slid M i : 3t0 m O $00i0 IFndP4 Hmim fourVi Safcdh ticut until March 10, 1977 at Cape with attached garage. 2- m .0 0 Tm: 32:13 1. NaH Vfii 3-1 Taatk STEADY WORK • Reliable, TrificU; 3-21 ^ NHtcU: 3t0 n d $2$4i0 ite't laini 1. TaMHeik orogram. (Isl-8th grade) bv $37100 Qainicte: 247 pM $1100 2. M ic'i M r 4-1 1. laiiky lata 11 11:00 am. lOr the zone heal. 100 amp service. Trifacta: 34-2 n M $110190 1 KicU ii Km i KnacUdi Mnm I hard worker who wants U m t S-li (C) Pnftda 247 M $1540 1 Inenikk 7-2 2. Caad Udd 41 Masters degree teacher 568- Three bedrooms, one king 4 WekaM Kacfc 1 (tape Ktaaety 1: following: 2 K i« a d te t 120 4 t0 2.00 Siitfc: YmIin Cmna (I) TrifKta 2-7-1 pad 577.11 4. U . Tap M n 1 Ifta's Itau 41 steady employment and good 1 0t(iua DanM lO-l 4 Drafdia'i lay 1 8075 size, wall-to-wall carpeting in I I 100 3i0 1 U lid| 5120 lUO 4J0 1 U ttaa 41 , 4. Kaad (iita loia 41 MAIN OUTLET income, call 528-3869 between Tadk n o (I) 4 KmcK 0 T-2 1 Itaavy IH all three Tool shed, fenced In 3SifM llM r 100 3nriHv|leaiC 7.40 140 4 Rat » NrtH 141 5. Lady lUtty IM t hWta fm\a 17.00 7.00 5.00 7. Caritaia 0-1 4 h v t Of Stare SUMPS 9 and 2 only EXPERIENCED Piano Vm: m i 5 Tray's Tm 100 7. M h RU IM 4 Carry Bass 41 rear yard in quiet 1 or Stair M 040 100 4 I M 4-1 7. S a il R Hurry! Mall or Brtifff Your Ad Todayl Vmit: 112 $4100 Tm : 4143 4 tanyei'i Stair 12 , 7. M i m Mad 141 The Town of Manchester is teacher All ages Private in­ neighborhood Great (or kids, 2 M Wart 540 Scced 4 Rataedi NURSES AIDE • Part time, 7 TriftcU; M-3 M $404.70' Qtawta 3U M $117.20 Ttaa: 3242 4 Ita'i Idl OH 2-1 an equal opportunity TEDFORD REAL ESTATE structions Children a special­ pets Convenient lo schools, Macta: U 3 M $270.40 1. Oaidy Irrei IM rifth M r Im Ui : 3lTNii I $31.00 MalUpadSSUO 1, Kdien Priatar 2-1 DCM Darcath a m. to 3 p.m am d3-ll. Apply TrifKta: 13-5 pdO $170190 2. LV.'i Tnppe 7-2 1. leKa«ltaei employer, and requires an af­ ty P lease call 643-4047 shopping 838.500 By owner llilrt $-11 (M) M t d a 191 pad 510440 1 Ima M 2. C a M SdM 5-2 1. IX Mwyeu Ita 41 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD in person, 9 a m lo 3 p m , 1 Mid Tniii Smdk: 110 (I) 2. ttaotea Flask firmative action policy for all 5hc H cralii anytime Principals only Call 646-3381 120 140 IM TrifKta: t-1-2 pad 51.524.90 ilMartSr M 1 M tki Khtay 42 2. feaaa Fattie 12 NOW OFFERS 7 DAYS TO PAY.. Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut 1 Sm 2 Nn Slyk 240 100 1 $hin«a 1140 lliO 100 Btiadlc n o (I) lUiMSpridJi 111 4. OCm 7-1 1 Piatad 41 of its Contractors and Vendors P.O. BOX 591 4 H M «dM 4. Ckdy Ma 1 13 Street, Manchester SOO 2 O iilneti lOJO 4.00 5 My Tried Martiy 9.01 4.00 2.00 i task liiliir 9-2 1 Shaiar Of Peer 141 4. Mad Orkind 41 Help Wanted EXPERIENCED Pianist EAST HARTFORD - Sunset 4 Sky Mairil, taa. 2.00 1 Bfftaei lappK i as a condition of doing MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 cussinio Tm: 32:10 1 Tafey IlMk 120 IM 7. Sida Ceta K it 12 4 r i Mete 7-2 5.S»«dM 141 would like to leach beginning Q M : 217 Md Ttaa: 3249 4 PeuiiMO Wa at B&B Oil Company have changed our C.O.D. polldy to batter Mrve business with the Town, as per Hilts Breath taking view $120 2 nipad Km 140 4 TVs lay 10-1 7. UcKy taa IM 4 DadraM 41 M i : lt2 $41.20 7. etariar Itatita li A D v a m s iM students Bolton area Can from this Six room Cape With MKU7t2pM $1001 3U1 4 Ceetry Kitckaa 111 7. Baaldii 7-2 our old and new cuatomera. You now have seven days to pay your bill and still Federal Order 11246. TntKti: 7-2-4 pad PartKta: 142 $0120 Tm: TM 4 M U a $14121 fM ( M a 5U pad S5140 Siitk 4 le k Plat U-1 646-3502 finished rec room Aluminum TritKta: 1-2-4 pid $300%70 1. r tu ■dk pay the discount price. All chargaa after the taven-day period will be full price. Bid forms, plans and D e a r S irs: fMrth; S-ll (D tariKta 5U pet SlIUO ^ 1. PiMy M IM Tsafftk siding. Carpeted throughout I StMM l fmaim 1. K ' l Tm Laa I CARRIERS NEEDED 140 410 120 lilMh: l i e (€) TrifKta 10-2 pad $UT4I I S u k W lla ftjtM 4-1 , 1. rtk d iiila 7-2 With the steady incraaas in oil prices we understand that people need a specifications are available at Pleat* run the following ad for 4 days at the special Low taxes Sio agents 859.500 7 u i K i r 7 l.0.'t (aci firi 1140 i U 140 4 M l Ufktfaaf ! 2. Maaiaratta 41 740 120 Tm M c TataH Caar» (q i Pwar OuK* 1 StrddilM 141 littla time to pay for oil. With our now policy wa hope to better serve our the General Services Office, To Denver The Manchester Evamiig □ REAL ESTATE 4 Mil Mn. he. 3.00 2CM fO U rtt 140 3.00 4. leu't M 41 liTMaei , 1 Tidar Tray 41 money-saving rate of *4.001 528-6021. or 528'7»t SFViSatM 3400 420 100 1 h n D M 4. Paia Ndkeil Tm 3 m I IK I H Grciary 340 1 W MfiNKii« 41 i MkK't C M 12-1 41 Center Street, Manchester, Herald in East HarMord, In the loilowing 2 Traa Ired T.OO ICO 4 Fakaa IPaMyitaSiM H cuetomers. ************************** Q m d i:U ?M 0 $2$.00 Tm ; 31-02 1 littla I d r ^ tap. 4.N 7. ITS Irtatar 4 or IS. Maw M l U R l a S M M Connecticut. CHECK ENCLOSED CASH ENCLOSED MANOIESTER. Convenient- m k IRaytiMM It has been brought to our attention that some people doubt the quality of areas: Homea For Sale 23 M ic ti: U 7 0 $4740 (M 217 M $3100 fMi: 4143 4 IJ.’i Had Rti 7. U Evta K 11 i Kaaty't Mvtka 4-1 TntKU: 1-7 4 pdO hriacta: 742 oid $7100 7. Ttantay 1! Town of Manchester, Iv located - Seven room Cape. $47100 ( M a 240 pad U1.40 4 Taka M 41 . T. Fried Paal 12 our oil because of our low price. To those people — we understand your skep- Trifida: 7-24 M $917.70 4 Saftar'i Prda 4 iMaiy 141 Connecticut Excellent condition Built-in S M c t a lM -3 pad 51,03490 Martin Circle, Warren Dr., Whitney BOLTON ■ New Listing' Six tlclem, but wish to assure you that wo have the top grade oil and In order lo Robert B, Weiss, appliances Carpeting Rec Thursday evening Saturday maHnaa (1) W) (3) (4) (3) Room Ranch on lovely acre prove this we have a guarantee which atatea that if you can prove ur oil is not General Manager Street, Cherry Street, Graham Road. setting Three bedrooms. 11 2 room New drive way iMfeN Cmtm (C) ntlk no (€) fkrt n o ICl IM M top quality, we will reward you with $1,000.00. So far, no one has received the baths, two car garage 837.900. Aluminum siding Pool 137.- 2QUrralit 4.20 100 100 OllueOaua 140 120 140 FIJI 31.00 UJO I. r t K r M 500 Call 643.2881 $ OmmI IM ) UO ISO 5 S4m U I m i 4.00 100 1420 II I , , 4 FTi laaO lya money. Call Arthur or .^zanne Shorts, 4 S t a l Nm 140 I M mm laisy, ta|. 140 tS r 1 UO rfXMhaliie CALL 647-9946 Wo will bo more than happy to esrve you with automatic delivery. — 24 (•) (7) (8) (101 646-3233 J Watson Beach Co . Tm : 40:13 Tm: m i The: 3241 r iCAaCiaar (») H onid Circulation DapL Manchester Odice. 647-9139 M s 21S $im M i : 445 M $17-20 M S 7u pdrf iiom ,r i M M hour delivery and 24 hour expert burner service. TrdKU: 214 $3I4.$0 Nriacti: 445 h M $2U0 Partada: U I pel $30440 ilatatah Equal Housing Opportunity 4 M M T r 1 l5ihr« IFartFhd 12 TnItcU: 4-54 pM $34430 Trilada: 47-2 pad $MN.7I Please call today for a credit application. Wo would like lo add your name S M 110 (I) 4 toald Pnaeemm 'W «-i •7. U «d0 Ban 7. Cm 7-1 Manctwator ICwhMi 0.00 120 110 Sa«L n o (A) T e * 111 (K) 4 Fraaeay Finkil 11-1 to the growing Hat of satisfied BftB Oil Co. customers. 123 500 - 200 FOOT Irunlage T.Pidke'ilt•m (11) (12) (14) (19) 12d^ tap 2 to 100 1 M a M 1400 4 U 440 3 M U Iart 34J0 ISiO UO 4 Inana Fans t-l fM hW 40 Tart t| B m in M lwWa| t « ) Two bedroom Ranch 8-ROOM 5 SI. Tm 4.40 m O O M s 421 440 1 OMer'i liMt|. hf. 1101 SacaaO M m O - 4-1 1. Waca Masaeta 11 3115 ^ 2 hnfM h t 140 1 Upet Paacke, hp. 440 4 Prtaca Vaacaa 11-1 Aluminum siding, baseboard Tm : 1. LastONkt , Z F« Mp4 4kaa«ir0M 1-1 (MN.0NIAL M i: 211 M $1140 Tm : 3240 Tm t 3417 , 1 M l M ir 4 Span Inaa 11 4 M m M IM Never Knowingly Undenoldl O p e n 24 H o u rs Dally TMNSCRIPTIONIST heat, garage Hutchins Agen­ 4 latty I m p Four bedrooms, first TiilKti 211 ^ $111.20 M a 145 Old 54440 OtaHia: 3U pad $S5J0 iBMidlhc 41 4 Kh| Om . riftk ifiiGalKa 111 cy. 64^3166 M y iMUt: 212 sM $24.40 NrtKti: 145 M $111.00 Pwtida: 3U pet $20410 11$. tana »q 4fcaU|ktaia M 4 tota l h i^ 11 n » EDEJUaW S£AWCI (16) ^ (17) (16) (II) 1 1 Expartdnodd, tuB-Umd IrenaerlpllooleL and t)rpM iloor family room Trifida: 112 oad $1.119 91 TrifKta: 34-1 pad $SI4N ilta ih Y a d • AUTOMATIC DELIVERY • 24 HR. NOTICE FOR DELIVERY I M l i t (•) iFTstailikM , , 11 M l Fa 4 Sadae In t M lUtait 12 § ■ n—ded to type aatos tottora, and ahop ordara. In a and laundry Private Savaata: 110 (q V 'l I.IMl M 7. H t a M IM TWO FA.MILY Flat - Four I lita Tin too 440 100 Oaaadic 111 (I) iB d 't le d y 7. Ffiaaiy M 41 amaX, watt aatobllahad manulaeturing company. area adjoins water 7 6 d M C M M 4J0 U l 4 0 ^ SMMi lOtO 7.21 4J0 1 Tm laaier 5JI 440 400 7. leceiaUd '|:| 1 SUMl

NEW HOMES BY GAYLE Rlidy DoTuccIo 0g|| ^QiY0f|Q|| SsorgD Cirtwriflht BEST BUYS BY n n O K Jack Granger Jeannette Sumner ■MNEir TKNClUiUS tl4,000-m acre buildin| tot, Rte. I. Andover. Mr. HAMILTON MatUww. 834.906-Seven room Cape. IDS Lenox St. Mr. Finnegan. D0NTM6I AMUND Real Ettate $35,900-Siz room Colonial. 232 E.M. Tpke. Mr. DeRocco The buying or selling of a home is serious Editor 838.500- Nine room Colonial, 140 Summitt St. Mr. METICULOUS Plmwood-Vomon Low GOO’S w o L v e rto n Matthew. 6 room Ranch situated on tA acre tot in lovety business. Put yourself in the hands of 7 Room Ralaod Ranch, 3 bodrooma, 2Vk baths, 839.500- Three bedroom Cape, Rte. 44A, Coventry. netghtxirhood. Fireptaced living room, wall-to-wall Mr. Finnegan carpet and more. Priced in mid MO’s. professionals with over fifty years of combined firaplacad family room, sundock off dkilng room with REAL ESTATE panoramic view of Hartford County. 839.900- Slx room Ranch, 307 Henry St. Mr. experience. Matthew. - OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE - 845.900- Two family, five garages, 73-75 CotUge Daar Mr. and Mra. “No Nama.” Evary Raal Eatata St. Mr. Lombardo. a168 MAIN G STREET ■ eMANCHESTER. n CONN c 08040 ■ y 848.1113 I REALTORS M EM BER MLS agant has a Hat of cllsnla who hava givan lham 848.500- Seven room Raised Ranch, 150 Swamp thair nama and phons numbar, ars loyal to thorn Rd., Coventry. Mr. MatUiew. and SERIOUSLY want a homa. Tha agant knows 848.900- Newly listed Ansaldi Ranch, 192 Wells St. tho prica ranga, tha amount of tho mortgago thay Mr. Matthew. can carry, whothor or not they have a king-sizo , 851,900-Engllsh Tudor 8 room Colonial, 20 Coburn bad, If a formal dining room la nocassary, ate. So, Rd. Mr. Matthew. when your IDEAL HOME bocomos available, they 853.900- Nine room Forest Hills Raised Ranch, 27 IMMACULATE are tho onss callod. Mora ofton than not, tho Cambridge S t, Manchester •M,900.| Lexington Dr. Mr. Lombardo 6 room Ranch with attached garage, three good-sized 2-Famlly Duplox. KHchan with ranga, dishwashar, dia- 855,000—Six room Colonial plus commercial property Is llatod and aold, novor having baan building, 431-3 North Main St. Mr. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet, fireplace. All (or only S39 - advsrtlaod. No “For Sale” sign up, and you’vo poaal; living room; 2 badrooma; 1 % baths on each sida; WO. oe daspfrsadloL Matthew. Bud Ann novor had tho chanco to too It. Poor you, they got k Home market evaluation •k Guaranteed home^sale the house, you didn’t. If you are aarlously looking OTHER TWO FAMILIES AVAILABLE MANY MORE ZINSSER AGENCY for a homo, lot your agent know your requiromonts. CALL US • WE WORK! ★ Individualized attention ^ .. , They'll find the home that fits your noeda. This fuii dormered Cape really must be ★ Mortgage qualification ser- ★ P“'«PS UsMng s o r v ^ M ER R in AGENCY 646”1180 Easy to own, this comfortable 6 room seen on the inside. Three generous WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY REALTORS 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 m L s I vice. ^ Equal Housing Opportunity. 122 EAST CENTER ST. home with three bedrooms and formal b^rooms, IVk baths. Well cabineted Realtors 647-1413 dining room. Shaded yard and a two car kitchen includes stove. Living room wiflT ★ REMEMBER ★ “THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE" garage. fireplace. Built 1958. OPEN HOUSE $85,000 $42,900 Manchester 8 Aroda Dr., South Windsor Sunday 1-4 MAKE m Hr e n*r* It on* 01 Mtncnotttr’t most unusual proptrtitt. Oldtr (arm houao altuatad on a 7 room ovartizad Capo with full shod dormar, s m i i HAL larga butinata zona placa of land, with long 3 badrooma (2 king alza), 1W baths, larga for­ On the corner of Welles and Taylor Beautifully remodeled 8-roem ne wNh up to • This sparkling home wili withstand the White Giove 1977 Looks like a single family but we’ll have bedroome, 2 hiN bethe,. e febul Irontaga. Idaal lor homo and bualnaaa com­ mal dining room, firapitcad living room, rac Street in Vernon sets this three bedroom ivww Kncnwn wnn First Offering to tell you, it’s a two family. Beautifully aolM oak ceMnele, ahimtnum ek Treatment! See the countryside from your own bination. room with bar and a 2-car attachad garaga. Ranch. Huge shrubbed and fenced in I pkM a t-car gar- iiving room, enjoy formai dining and a famiiy constructed throughout. Two car garage ege. Prieed el only 848,800. Bring the kids, grandma or even your ard, two car garage. Surprise ... Mid kitchen. Snuggle around the corner fireplace in the $44,900 mother-in-law to see this completely and shaded yard. family room. Other features; New carpet, The Year F(■'orties. appliances, city utilities, W acre lot, 3-4 bedrooms, redecorated 4-bedroom Colonial on 2 garages, aluminum and brick. lovely huge treed lot. Owners have com­ DIRECTIONS: Sullivan Ave. (Rt. 194), to Graham Rd. to pletely painted and wallpapered the in­ Steep Rd., to Aroda. terior. Ready for your immediate oc­ cupancy. New electrical and heating | IF ONE FLOOR LIVING b Buy Youi system. le your etyfo, than look at thia elaan RANCH vm have |ual Hated. Three badrooma, huga oouniry Wtohon, Asking *3 6 ,9 0 0 ** firaplacad living room, roe room, aneleaad ini heated Ichards ?hmna\ pareh, garaga and more tor only 841,100. i jit Realtors 7 room, -Anaaldl Bull! Ranch”, on a larga Uniqua 3 family on a larga cornar lot In ona of NEW HOME! FRECHETTE & MARTIN IBLANCHARD & ROSSETTOl traad and privata lot. 2 firaplacaa, pluth Manchaatar'a moat valuabla araaa. Excallant 83 ELLINGTON ROAD homa and offica combination or convert to all Realtors-MLS SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN, 528-9546 carpatlng, king tizad matlar badroom, full m walk-up attic, huga racraatlon room with bar, offlcaa. Liberal secondary financing from 646-4144 I j s t 189 West Center St. 646-2482 1-car garaga, Martin School araa. owner. Invest in your own two family home on a Highland Park Area — Spic-n-span quiet, lightly traveled street. Much re­ Colonial with three bedrooms and formal cent renovation on owner’s side and... an dining room. Family sized kitchen with Our commercial department has several parcels of land income of 6190.00 per month. pantry. One car garage. GOLFER’S DELIGHT We Have Mortgage available in Manchester for office buildings, retail stores, Money Available restaurants or small shopping centers. Land can be purchased, OPEN HOUSE leased or owner will “Build to suit.” Call Joe Gordon for details. SUNOAV 1-B at The Moat NOW! is the time to buy your own home! 91 Watt Straat, Hebron Prices are stabie, mortgage money is avaiiabie and Attractive Rates Bowers School DIatrIcL Six room Capa, two baths, for­ mal dining room, throo or four bodrooma, modorn taf- spring is just around tne corner!! Caii at 168 Main We Have Been Able in kitchon with diahwiahar. full basamani, city utilltisa. Street. n r ' ' ^ To Offer In VERNON ^39,900 Years .. . In a quiet convenient child-safe area brdon sits this attractive 6 room, 3 bedroom RANCH with attached gar­ 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 Three minute walk to Blackledge, three age. Large lot gives good play and minute ride to Tallwood, Three b^room SAVINGS BANK RERLTV garden area. Good living enhanced Raised Ranch, large kitchen, baths, RENTALINCOME by a 23x23’ heated family room and a- fabulous famiiy room, large garden and OF Avallablo to soften your monthly Invostmont whilo building oqully^and enjoying homo ownorahip. 16x32’ in-ground pool. A one owner bam. $45,500. fmmtdfatt occupancy possible on this wall maln- falnsd, fully oquippod, inrao ytar oio iwo family. Call home. MANCHESTER for dolalla and appointmant. wolverton REAL ESTATE Phone 64t-1700 m V F I S H MEMBER F.D.I.C. 643-2174 PHILBRICK rpaltv company TEOFORD REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER BOLTON I t ‘ hours: a o e n c y EAST HARTFORD ANDOVER M t.4 m 168 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER CONN 06040 • 6 4 8 -3 6 1 3 646-4200 Sundays Cloaad Dally 8:30 - 8 p.m. UEMBIft MLS I l L J ____ 647-9914 SOUTH WINDSOR ASHFORD 105 Main Street, Manchester 364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Sat. 9 a.m. - 8 p.m.

EAST HARTFORD $30’s.| NEW TO MARKET iKr HOKOriK DIE YEM WUMII7Y II Bil *33,5N Contrally locatod 2 lamlly. BARROWS 7 room Condominium avallaMa lor WALLACE Immodlalo occupancy. COUPANV '3 S ,9 M MANCHCGTGR PARKADC ! exceptional lecatton la arlwra you arUI find this aavan Owner offers immediate oc­ Newly Hated throo bedroom Con­ room Raisod Ranch. 3 badrooma, dining room arith .*4 Wl East Hartford *47,500 646-7833 cupancy in this beautifully redone Behind these trees sits a large 8-room Colonial, 4 >3S,9N dominium with carpeting and ap- NINE MULTIPLE LISTING SEBVICEt alktof, 1'A baths, doubto garaga, largo lot •31,000 bedrooms, new aluminum siding, new roof, walk-up attic, pllancaa. Custom built seven room Raised Ranch. Plush wall- OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT F\iUy et^ulpped Quality Townhouie. Oriflnal owners have decorated this home. IV2 baths, fireplace, formal Rural Setting to-wall carpeting, large country kitchen, 2tk baths, GARRISON Condominium with l^nder t^oving-Care. Appllanced kitchen with dining city utilities, lovely residential area, x-large lot. Come Colonial only 1 yoara young on quiat afrtol, 1 area and sliders to patio area U rg e living room. 3 bedrooms, m baths, Condominium wHh 3 bodrooma bright family room with fireplace. Circular dining room are some of the many see for yourself. Delightful home on acre treed lot. 3 bedrooms, bodrooma, lirsptocod living room, formal dining room, central air conditioning, partially completed rec room in basement. driveway. Immediate occupancy. I Located In Glastonbury and only a short drive from East Hartford fine features. family room and den, 2-car garage plus 18x24 mini <38,900 and llnlahod rac room. oat-ln khchan with built-Ins, vinyl aiding, city ulllltlos. MANCHEtna am vicmin Call today for a personal inspec­ barn. Fireplaced living room, IVi baths, 2-zone oil Professional Low 840'a. I $t7,IO $—Six room A/C Hanch Condominium, fully appllanced. fireplaced baseboard heat. In the 840's. Largo 2 lamlly Duplox with 4 bod­ I to enhance the friendly feeling. South Windsor. THIHKING OF SELLING? Relocation Sehiice At No Extra Cost! •$$$-*Manchester. 4 bedroom Kanch, 1st floor family room. 2 baths, tion. What It tha value ol your property? Call ua lor a <57,500 rooma each tido. WhM te your Property Wortti? NEW HOMES fireplace. Wa art your award-winning R ILO real oatala l$$i90$~Spaclous Colonial with 6 bedrooms, dining room, I h baths, 2 fair markal valua. Our computar will aaarch Ita * We will inspect your property and a 58' Custom fialsod Ranchos on hoavily woodod loto,. car garage. Duplox with 9 rooma on each tido, broker backed by over I I yoara ol oxportonco mamory banka and giva ut up to data Information • suggest an asking price. (No obligation). * cathodrsi coUbiga, country kitchon wHh bulH-lna, I I I41.M 0—Exceptionally clean 2 bedroom Cape on private lot. 2 baths, <58,900 buinin1972. and aorvtco to tranatorrod poopto and com- bodrooma, 2 luM baths, Hniahod roe room, aluminum fireplace,replace, patio, attached garage. Manch^lerMan ' T.J. Crockett, Realtor on houaaa In a givan araa. Lai our computor work J Ask us about our guarantee sales plan a lor you! panioa. Ona call puta ua to work markoUng your siding doutilG QNfpgp. a TODAY!!! a *aa******A*ar***«*'*'*aw«'*'aw4 property hero and finding now property lor you anywhere. WE HAVE OTHERS - CALL IC e itk CaU us today. 643-1577 REALTORS - MLS D.F. REALE PASEK f . / > . intidt’i. l*rr»iii*ttl DUBALDO-LESPERANCE 244 Main Street, RIVERSIDE The Barrows & Wallace Company SENTRY Real Estate 175 Main St. 646-4525 608 Burnside Avenue, E.H. Real Estate Services Realtors 568-7556 S a w MANCHESTER HARTFORD 646-0505 Manchester 95 Burnside Ave., East Hartford 649-1922 646-4126 289-7475 646-7833 728-6615 REALTOR-MLS 289-4331 1..—-.-^*1.-^ir>^5iiJ=K> s-

PAGE SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 25. 1977 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Feb. 25, 1977 — PAGF, SKVKN-B

48 Apartmenti For Rant 83 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Apartmanti For Ront S3 Apartmanti For Rotit’ " * U Apartmonta For A(Mr(iiMiila For Root 83 Omeoe-Sieroe tor ftont 66 Horpu For S ilt 23 Hom tt For S ill 23 H om it For Sal* 23 Artlelii lor Soli 41 Anllqun 4i(ioa For Rato ly 4 u (et For Rato 81 LOOKING for anything in real NEW THREE Room apart­ MANCHESTER - Terrific for National Weather Forecast UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub WANTED Antique furniture, ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r APPROXIM ATELY 1500 FOUR BEDROOMS - 1 1/2 I I estate rental - apartments, ment - Handy to bus and shop­ GARDENS of Strawberry "^nnsssnsPrST Kids! Lots of room. Near ^ o u ts. Boy and Girl Scouts, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or rooms. Appliances. Quiet CirpcUng! full butment. Ule Square feet of office space in baths. Seven year old homes, multiple dwelliius, no ping. References and security Road. A new suburban one Colonial. Fireplaced front to Verplank School. Three BrOwnies, nurses. East other antique items. R. LMGEMOOBM location. Adults. No pets. heths, ap^iancet, heal. paUo. atr the Manchester State Bank n sy fees. Call J.D. Real Estate deposit required. (210 per bedroom apartment com­ Building. Formerly a printing Bollon back living room. Formal Bedroom Ranch. Rec room. Catholic S^ool. 649-1225. Harrison, 643-8709. month. Philbrick Agency, (165, plus uUliUes. 6496247. coodiUoner. do p tu , atfulti. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. munity nestled in the country ONEBEDMOM M u tli lat oconancy. shop. T.J. Crockett, Realtor, NOW HEBEI SPECTACULiWRiUlCH dining room. Extra large lot Full basement. Priced to sell Realtors. 646-4200. at (39,900. Joe or Sue Krupa, PERSIAN RUGS - Oriential HUMMELS, CLOCKS, Dolls - hills in historic Ellington. In F IV E ROOMS - T ^ CMaauslisPBUuiGf 6491577. Contemporary 8-room Asking (44,900. Keith Real EAST HARTFORD - Modem addition to it's unique, APARTMENTS EsUte, 646-4126. and 649-1922. 643-9152. Design. Various sizes. Prices Paintings, Trains, Early MANCHESTER - One bathcoonis. Electricty and m Mi-TtZO Ranch. Huge paneled ftmi- almost hall the market price! Toys, Statues, Furniture, two bedroom Townhouse. bedroom unit located in a refreshing archiectural design included.' (250 montnly. Aie LIKE NEW - 1200 square feet DATSDN200-SX.SX. Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 and beautiful landscaping, it $l$e !• $178 per molh. office space. First floor, near ly room, 2 baths, 2-car gar­ MANCHESTER, West Side - 643-8904. Jugs, Crocks, Almost small brick complee with fndudet: Wal le wal ewpei months security. 64919M. THREE FAMILY - For in­ baths, disposal, dishwasher, features private, entrances, age, screened slate patio Six Room Cape, plus rec Anything Old. 646-2690. country atmosphere. Heat, KmL Kel weiert eppMenoM- Parkade, owner will listen. vestment minded family who private patio area with sliding ROCKVILLE - Three Room overlooking Japanese gar­ wants free rent and extra in­ room. Kitchen remodeled, WOOD FOR Sale - (65 per cor- full basement with hook-ups. hot water ippliances.plii ^25. RarWwg and Lwindry AvrtNiM. FIVE ROOM Apartment - Hayes Corporation, 6490131. (245. Call 528-1708 days. glass doors, wall-to-wafl Heat and hot water, garage. Apartment. With heat, hot SPOBTY den with a bubbling foun­ come. Owner, 649-1919. with appliances. New roof, d, split, fast delivery. Water­ Lease, securiiity.ty. Blanchard____ St water, stove refrigerator. proofing hatchways, carpeting, range, 249-7213 Pearl Street. Available March OFFICE - First floor. Con­ tain, care, wooded lot gutters, and storms. Keeney 40 Rossetto, Realtors. 6492462. Carpet. (165. No pets. Parking School. (37,900. Emerson Real basements, foundationfo^n Wantad to Buy ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- refrigerator, garbage dis­ HOUSIKSaMCESCOAP. 1st. Call 6496659. tains one large and two Reduced to 164,900. MANCHESTER - Outstanding room apartment. Stove, posal. master jtv antenna, for one car. Adults only. smaller rooms. Reasonable Estate, 646-1716. cracks, fireplaces, ceramic MANCHESTER - One EquM Housing Opportunity Security deposit. Call 6 4 9 7 ^ . NEW WARREN E. " 6-4 Duplex. Built in 1963. Six tile repair. (Jail 643-4953. WANTED - Presidential, refrigerator, references. No bedroom apartment. First traverse rods, laundry and UNUSUAL, 'Nice two rent, all facilities. Ehicellent room unit with fireplace, State and Local campaign pets. (165. 646-3166, 2293540. floor. Down! wn area. (145. storage facilities in basement, bedroom flat in stone house in location, newly decorated. HOWLAND available for immediate oc­ pills, buttons, posters, books, per month plus heat. Paul W. air conditioning, total elec­ Bolton. Heat and appliances AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. 6491680. 6 4 9 ^ . Loll-Ltnd For S ill 24 PAINT FACTORY -160 Hart­ Five Room Rent. West side. Railton 843-1108 cupancy. Nice residential ford Road, Manchester. and any other political items. Dougan. Realtor, 643-4535. tric, no pets. Ranch and FOUR ROOM Apartment - Se­ included. (245 monthly. S - S K E l ^ area. Call Arthur or Suzanne Private collector in MANCHESTER - Occupancy Duplex style apartments Security required. Phone 6w- (180 monthly. Call 6492048. OFFICES FOR RENT - LAND - Tolland. 3 1/2 plus Phone 643^2151. Odd colors - March 1st. Three Bedroom cond floor. No pets. Security Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson Off specs - Batch ends, from Manchester. Call 6497560. MANCHESTER - Newer two available. Rentals starting at deposit. Heat, hot water, 0685. Prime location. Heat, air con­ Beach Co.. Manchester office, acres. Wooded, 200 foot fron­ Duplex in newer two family (175. per month. For appoint­ FOUR ROOM Apartment - ditioned, janitor. Paiitfng. As (2,00 per gallon. Open Stock, bedroom Duplex. Half of two stove included. Call 6492111, Fairfield Street. Manchester. 647-9139. Equal Housing Op­ tage. Surveyed. (9,900. Call WANTED TO BUY - Tobacco home. Bowers School family. Waddell School area. ment call 8799876, Monday FIVE ROOM Apartment low as (too per month. Call 646-3190. unwiuMiioncwi* 1300 colors. Save 40%! Public District. Includes appliances, alter 5 p.m. Two bedrooms. (190. Call 649 portunity. Barns. Will remove, and pay (265 per month. Paul W. thru Friday, 8 to 5. Completely redecorated. Two Max Grossman, 6495334. COUNTRY CHARM - Drive a invited. and has wall to wall 2871. top price. Call 649-0^. Dougan, Realtor. 643-4535. 31 GLENWOOD STREET - childrenilaren actaccepeted. No pets. few miles further, and enjoy I For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 26. Friday nighti carpeting. Heat is not in­ CENTRAL - Large four room MANCHESTER - 840 Main small town living Beautiful SWIMMING POOLS - Large Duplex, two bedrooms. (230 (200 monthly. Securityityde deposit Business Property 26 I will find rain along the North Pacific coast, changing to snow I cluded. (258 per month. apartment. Second floor. r e q u ir e d .'C a ll 646-4'828, Street. 1500 feet with full six room Ranch. Double gar­ ManchMtor pool distributor has luxury Security deposit and SIX ROOM Duplex - Available monthly. Security, No pets. ■ inland across the upper Rockims. Rain or showers will also | above ground pools in original Stove included. (175 monthly. 6499455, 647-9773. between 4 and 6 p.m. basement. Adjacent to 100-car age, fireplace. Approximately COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg references required. Two March 1st. No pets. Call 649 Security. 6491189. Homes tor Rant 84 free parking lot. Available acre treed lot. on a deadend CAREFREE I occur In the area from the lower Plains and Gulf coast I cartons. Guaranteed, MUST 7194 or 278-Kw, Extension Farm, with three .story bam. ■ northward into the Tennessee valley, except for possible I children accepted, no pets. SECOND FLOOR - Four room soon. Call 5S-3114. street. VA ■ No Money Down. LIVIN8 Butler-type building. Power CLEAR WAREHOUSE for Call 647-9936, or 6492003. 540. DUPLEX - 6-t-6. Central loca­ SINGLE FAMILY - Five "snow in parts of northern Texas. Elsewhere, mostly fair! new 1977 pools - (599 com­ □ RENTALS COTTAGE STREET - Four tion. One child, no pets. Apartment. Heat and utilities Pasek Realtor. 289-7475. 7-room Con­ plant, and other outbuildings, room, first floor apartment. room Ranch. (225 per month, Eveiym ing a sports car has Iweather is forecast. Minimum readings include: (ap-l pletely erected. 31x16-00 - SIX ROOMS - Garage, attic, Security. (225’ monthly. included. Adults only. No pets. dominium. Three plus Three Lovely Homes, Appliances and heat not in­ (250 monthly. Security. 649 plus deposit. Call 742-6519, OmCE STACi COVENTRY NORTH - New Offers invited, B/W Realty, ■ proximate maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlantal 15x24 swim area, complete ELLINGTON - TIC TAC cellar, pantry. Residential, Philbrick Agency. Realtors, betweem 7:30 and 8:15 a.m. excq)t a sports car price. bedrooms, baths, with liner, ladder, pump, sun Rooms lor Rant 52 cluded. (160 monthly. Securi­ 6494200. 1189. Listing. Gorgeous Colonial 647-1419. 43 ( 74), Boston 35 (55), Chicago 21 (37), Dallas 40 ( 59),! TOWER - Immediate oc­ close to everything. Verplank ty. 6491189. FOBRIIIT rec room, carpeting, deck, fencing and stairs. cupancy. A new one bedroom Cape. Three giant bedrooms, 1 1Dmnver 16 (39), Duluth 5 (20), Houston 51 (72), Jacksonsville I ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly area. (235. Swurity, lease, no VERNON/TOLLAND Une ■ appliances, air con­ Financing arranged. Ab­ Townhouse community within VERNON - Three Room SPACIOtfS Six Room Duplex. liso iquar* Ittl. c»t«r oil 1/2 baths, rec room.. Priced BOLTON NOTCH - Visible |4 5 ( 85), Kansas City 29 (47), Los Angeles 45 ( 64) Miami 721 rooms. Single (64.95, double pets. Phone 6492158. Eight rooms. Four Bedroom IMueSwMor, sir condlUotooi ud | right, J39.900. Lessenger Co., ditioned, pool, ten­ solutely no obligation. Call toll walking distance of stores, MANCHESTER - Duplex. 5 Apartment, in modem four Near Hospital. Available highway location, across from (82). New Orleans 55 ( 77), New York 40 (61), Phoenix 41! (74.95 plus tax. Phone in Executive Colonial. For Rent. Iparklni. Coll soassi. | Realtors, 646-8713, or 423-9291. nis, private end unit. free 1-800-382-4529, ask for banks and churches. Features MANCHESTER - Six Room 1/2 rooms, three bedrooms, 1 family. Convenient to shop­ April 15. Security, lease, shopping center. Office, 1(67), San Francisco 43 (59), Seattle 39 ( 50), St. Louis 30 ( 52), I room. (Jail 646-2300, reference, no pets. (235. No lease required. Singles DeCormier (36,000. Frank. include private entrances, Duplex. Centrally located. 1/2 baths, country kitchen, ping and 1-86. (155 monthly, in­ showroom, storage space. I Washington 42 (68). | Utilities not included. Phone accepted. Available March MANCHESTER ■ Victorian Phone 1-223-4460. balcony overlooking iathedral Fenced in yard. Private base­ carpeting, appliances. (265 cludes heat, .hot water, 1st. 8 7 5 ^ , or 875-8879. Warren E. SEASONED HARDWOOD - LARGE COMFORTABLE monthly. Security required. appliances and parking. 647- 647-1904. Cape. Three bedrooms. Room - With bay window. For ceiiinged living room, wall-to- ment. Appliances included. Wantad to Ront 57 MOTOR SALES, INC. Tastefully remodeled in and Oak and Hickory. Cut, split wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, No pets. Security and Call' 6491559, Monday thru 1113, after 6:30 p.m. MANCHESTER ■ Eight room HOWLAND Real Batata Wantad 26 and delivered. (60 cord, (35 gentleman. (5n bus line, Thursday after 6 p.m. TALCOTTVILLE, Vernon - out. Convenient location. (36,- parking. Call 649-6526. range, refrigerator, garbage references required, (220 House. Appliances. (300. J.D. EXECUTIVE AND His Fami­ 288 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 900. Lessenger Co. Realtors RMftort 843-1108 half cord. Call after 2, 295- MANCHESTER - Sub-lease. Five room apartment. ALL CASH for your property I ( 203) 646-2500 j disposal, panry unit, air con­ monthly. Call alter 5 p.m., Renovated. (185. Security. Oc­ Real EsUte.Estate. 6491980. ly desire three to four O pen Tonight Til 8:00 P.M. 646-8713, or 423-9291. 9232. ditioning, master TV antenna, 643-0360, 569-1192. One bedroom, with within 24 hours. Avoid red CLEAN, LIGHT appliances. Wall to wall cupancy March 1st. CaU 742- bedroom house in A l R WAY abundant closets, 24-hour VERNON - Rent with option Manchester. Preferably tape, instant service. Hayes SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com­ Housekeeping Room - For carpet. Heat and hot water in- 9784, or 6444)565. . ______643-4IPS Corporation, 646-0131. working or retired lady. Call superintendent service, laun­ BASEMENT - Finished pan­ to buy. Custom seven room Forest Hills area. 6492976. MANCHESTER - Bowers ponents. Dual turntable. dry and storage facilities in eling, two rooms, contains cluaed. (190. Available April Colonial on nearly two acres. Pioneer 77 Speakers. 647-1193. 1st. Call 643-4332 after 4 p.m. School. Four bedroom Dutch SELLING your house? Call us basement, no pets. For ap- electric stove, refrigerator. MANCHESTER - Three SUble and corral. Call Arthur KEITH Colonial. Excellent condition. Excellent condition. (600. or ointment please call 875-9876, Hot and cold water. Includes bedroom Duplex. Convenient first and weTl make you a ATTRACTIVE Sleeping Room or Suzanne Shorts. 6493233. J. best offer. 643-0888, days. Rlonday through Friday 8 to 5. TV. (60 a week. 643-0851. LeoKiNeij MANCHESTER - Immediate location. Heat and utilities Fireplace, carpeting, double cash offer. T.J. Crockett, - Private entrance. Shower We offer the largest variety of f Watson Beach Co., R W ESTATE garage, (44,900. Hayes Cor­ occupancy. Seven room extra. No pets. Security, (210 Manchester Office. 647-9139. Read The Bright One Realtor, 643-1577. 30" G.E. Coppertone Electric bath. Free Parking. Apply 195 j attractive apartments and I Duplex, with garage. □ AUTOMOTIVE poration, 646-0131. ' Spruce Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER - Six room BRAND NEW Three I townhouses loi Manchester. ] monthly. 6493285 after 3 p.m. Equal Housing Opportunity. 172 E. Cm itw. 81. Range - Moving March 1st., Duplex - Available March 1st. Bedroom Duplex, nestled on 2 i Rental office open daily 9-5, i . Convenient location. Married Available now. ANDOVER, BOLTON, I weekends, 11-3. ' BOLTON - Owner. Four must sell! (100. 646-0370. (235 monthly, without heat. 1/2 wooded acres, in Hebron. P 'couple, two children. No pets. OfHcae-Storas tor Rant 55 Autoa For Sato 81 COVENTRY, HEBRON & ROOM FOR RENT. Inquire Employment references. “ W M a k 9 bedroom U&R Ranch. 211 C e n te r S tr e e t, One months security. No pets. Has full basement, provision ROCKVILLE- Small four MANCHESTER - We buy TAG SALE - Saturday, DAMItrO Rent with or without option to Wooded acre lot. convenient Manchester. Good location. Close to for wood burning stove, large room two bedroom apart­ ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1970 OLDSMOBILE 96 - Four HOUSE CALLS" homes All cash for your February 26th., 9:00 to 3:00 buy. (230 monthly, plus to highway, redwood deck. In- property. Call Lessenger Co. schools and shopping. 6495702 living room, country kitchen, ENTERPIIISES ment. Stove, and refrigerator. fice. Ground level, central door Hardtop. Excellent con­ p.m. Moving. Tables, chairs, with stove and dishwasher, 1 utilities and security. 79 ground pool. Principals only. Realtors, 646-8713, or 423-9291. Apartmants For Rant 53 or 649-8137. 648-1021 Recently redecorated. location, professional dition. (1200. All powered. 6 4 8 ^1 2 6 Call 643-4331. TV. 91 St. John Street, 1/2 baths, and is convenient to Summer Street, phone 649 Utilities extra. Security. (130 building, parking and utilities. Call 6493109. I AIRW AY Travel Agency, Inc. Manchester. Route 2. Call 228-0374. 2265. monthly. Phone 6491914. 649-1922 IMMEDIATE Cash for your WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 Call 649-m . property. Let us explain our for the rental of your apart­ Broad Street, no appliances, WE PAY (15 for complete I 457 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. FIREWOOD For Sale - Green (140, security deposit, ••• junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Coventry fair proposal. Call Mr. Oak, (40 full cord, delivery ment or home. J.D. Real Estate Associates, Inc. 646- married couple, no pets, Autoa For Sala 81 Autoa For Salo 81 Autoa For Salo 81 Autoa For Salo 31 Autoa For Sato St Auto Body, 526-1990. Belfiore, 647-1413. I 06040 extra. Call George at 429-8729. COVENTRY - Five Room CIRCA 1980. phone 643-4751, Ranch. Three bedrooms. Full MAY WE BUY your home? G, FOX RECLINER and basement, garage, non-thru 1810 Quick, fair, all cash and no living room chair. Toro green problems. Call Warren E. Autos For Sala 61 Autos For Sala 61 drive. Only (27,500. Lessenger Restored three-bedroom mower, and one 50 gallon Co.. Realtors, 646-8713, or 423- Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Houtahold Good* 40 Housahold Goods 40 Brand Now TO A GREAT Cape on 5 wooded acres, sprayer spiker on wheels, 643- 9291. n beautifully landscaped 1942. Housahold Goods 40 REFRIGERATORS 36" KENMORE GAS and gas TDYDTA PICKUP oriental garden with y r - . e . nc\’ - 1876 ROCKLEDGE AREA - Washers, ranges, used, stove. Clean, excellent condi­ WE BUY and sell furniture. Redecorated and immaculate covered patio guaranteed and clean. New tion. Must see to appreciate. BOY! CARPETING: Never laid. Cash on the line. One piece or front to back Split, featuring a overlooking flowing From (180,000 home! Newest shipment damaged, GE and Make an offer. 647-1214, or Longbod ^Sfock #6-559; « G* an entire houseful. 646-6432. new designer kitchen, living stream, extra building nylon, short shag. Beautiful. Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. 649-7219. Furniture Barn, 345 Main 3 5 9 room with fireplace, three lot. Tmly an outstanding Sealed in waterproof, factory Pearl and Son, 649 Main Street, beside Douglas bedrooms. 1 1/2 baths, large offering. container. Will do three Street, 643-2171. FOR SALE Air conditioner - Motors. And this month 18,0(W BTU. Perfect for office, NEWDATSUH family room, exceptional WARREN E. rooms, wall-to-wall. We quality carpet throughout, 2- bought too much. Sacrifice - USED REFRIGERATORS - or store. (200. 5,000 BTU (115. SWIMMING POOLS Large asHckerprice car garage. (53,900. Prin­ (199. (New padding for three Newer styles, reconditioned, Both hardly used. Cali 646- pool distributor has luxury cipals only. 646-6823 after 6 HOWLAND rooms - (18.)' Private 1-349- cleaned, and guaranteed. Will 6143. Raaltori 843-1108 above ground pools in original Nithe sticker price* 78 CAPRICE CLASSIC** p.m. weekdays. 8444. sell reasonable. 646-7378. cartons. Guaranteed. Must ELECTRIC STOVE & 4-Ooor, V-8, automatic. PS, PB, air, vinyl roof, clear warehouse for new 1977 baautllul car, low miles. Refrigerator in excellent run-, Pools - (599. com pletely ning condition. (100 for both. erected. 31x16 OD, 15x24 swim Call 643-7849, after 5, or 644- 8 1 0 area, complete with liner, 2511, Ext. 15. during the day. ladder, pump, sundeck, fen­ cing and stairs. Financing Heavy duty suspension, 4-spe«d transmission, 78 BUICK CENRUn * ~ ‘ V i ’ 5 TAG SALE - Saturday, arranged. Absolutely no THE FIRST 240-Z bench seat, plus all standard Toyota equip­ Custom 4 Door Sedan, V-8, February 26th,, from 10 to 4, obligation. Cali toll free 1-809 ment. automatic, PS. PB, air conditioning & 47 Princeton Street. Double 382-4529. Ask or Frank. morel - 4 dresser, desk with chair, POWERED SEDAN. refrigerator, air conditioner, ' THREE YEAR OLD 7 HP J ’ s '4 picnic table, etc. 649-2087. Aierns Snow Blower. (300, *CamjMris«iis hesed am faatery lagfMlW reUU mrtee$ fa r ram- pemhfy eqstlppmi cars. Slala ettd leeeftejra* aol Itulssded. I 'V . - Call after 5 p.m., 649-7979. END of MODEL 76 FORD 6RANADA 2-Door. 6 cyl., automatic, PS, PB, CLEARANCE radio, 7,000 miles. 42 Sarvicas Ollarad 31 Sarvicas Ollarad 31 Sarvicas Ollarad □ MISC. FOR SALE S“pp"»» PRICE *3747 31 Building-Contracting 33 etfER 88 P0NTIAC8 FIREPLACE WOOD - (65. per LANDON CONTRACTORS- BRICK - BLOCK, stone. ••• NATURAL STONE for TIMOTHY J, CONNELLY Artlclas lor Sale 41 retaining walls, veneers, 78 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO cord. Waterproofing Our highly qualified crews fireplaces, concrete, chimney Carpentry and general con­ hatchways, foundation patios, etc. Pick up by the f l l U l i l l 2-Door Landau Coupe. Absolutely will courteously custom fit repairs. No job too small. tracting. Residential and Hirs & On th$ 11^ LOADEDI Mint Car. cracks, sump pumps, your home, as wbuld a tailor Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ SONY COLOR 15" TV - Seven pound or delivery by the ton. commercial. Whether it be a months old. Excellent condi­ Miton Notch Stone Quarry, fireplaces, ceramic tile custom fit a suit. Let us timates. small repair job, a custom repairs, stone walls, patios, custom fit your home to suit tion. Model KV1510. Very firm 649-3163. ■ built home or anything in price of (279. Call after 6:00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• steps. Expert. 643-4953 , 653- you. For information or ap­ ELECTRICIAN - All types of between, call 6491379. 2914. pointment call 228-0649. wiring, electrical improve­ p.m., 649-7850. Dogs-BIrds-Pats 43 DeCormier 1977 PONTIAC 78 BUICK LE SABRE ment, and repair work. FREE 2-Door Custom Coupe, loaded, 28,000 CARPENTRY - Repairs, ALUMINUM sheets used as DOG-CAT BOARDING SOLOIST AVAILABLE - For CUSTOM DRAPERIES made estimates. (?all 6495253. remodeling, additions, gar­ ASTRE miles. weddings. Experienced and to specifications. Free es­ printing plates, .007 thick, bathing/grooming. Complete MOTOR SALES, INC. ages, roofing. Call David 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for modern facilities. Canine 2-Door Coupa reason^le. Call Bonnie Starr timates and measurement. MASONARY - Fireplace Patria 644-1796. Lukas, at 646-4889. Call anytime before 9 p.m. repairing and remodeling. All (1. Phone 643-2711. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER Road, Manchester. 6495971. 649-4266. types of stone work. Free es­ FOR ALL your Dry Wall Open Tonight Til 8:00 78 BUICK CENTURY MASONRY - Brick, block, timates. After 5, 643-1870, or needs - Drobiak Dry Wall • • • • • ...... 2-Door Custom Coupa. V-8, automatic, P&, concrete, chimneys, and GENERAL REMODELING 644-2975. Company, 575 Center Street, Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sala 61 6 4 3 - 4 1 6 S PB. air, vinyl rool, low mileage. fireplaces. New or repair and painting, stucco, other Manchester. Call 646-8882. work. Call 528-4596, after 5 textured finishes. Sheet rock p.m, work. Free estimates. LINRI Construction Co. - Tom 151 CIO. 2 bbl, 4 cylinder. "Iron Duke” angina. All * 3 9 9 8 References. Reasonable Painting-Papering 32 Corbitt. Building, Remolding, vinyl Interior, bucket seats, automatic tranamla- OFFICE, BUSINESS or Prices. 6494346. 1977 TOYOTA$ 0 7 2 9 tlon. Stock #70-23 76 0 P a Additions, Garages, Kitchens, Better Idea LIMITED EDITION BUYS 2-Door, automatic, factory air and morel Properly need cleaning? We PAINTING - interior and Roofing, Siding, Recreation per menth! do all types maintenance, in­ FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets exterior, paperhanging, Rooms. 6495355. GOMIU g LIST PRICE...... $3tS1 door and out. Complete floor and doors made to order. Top excellent work. References. LYNCH MOTORS DISCOUNT...... 382 . SAVI care, windows, and lawn care. quality work reasonable Free estimates. Fully in­ NEWTON SMITH - Low rates, excellent work. prices. References. 646-4346. lY eV e got ’em Bt 1200 cc •ogino, 4-»p««d tranimla$k>n. buckit M«ts, pow*r sured. Martin Mattson, 649- Remodeling, Repairing. Rec front diac brakM, liMPhtraon atrut front tuapontlon. ftyl« LESS $200 FACTORY REBATE ...... 200 Own equipment. References 4431. rooms. No job too small. 649- atMl wheola, trwialttorlzed Ignition. Model 1401. 49 mltM available. Call 643-2662, or 649 VINYL REPAIR - We can fix 3144. por gal.-hlghwty (EPA) 36 mllaa par gal.-CIty |EPA). 7760. sofas, chairs, cars etc. No PAPER HANGING Expert. need for expensive Your average paper, in CARPENTRY, Custom WATERPROOFING, recovering. 568-5878. DILLON FORD average room, (30. Mr. Houses - Addditions, garages, ‘SS7.29 par month for M monttw. Total prlca SS,- SALE Hatchways, Foundations - Richman, 6493864. roofing and siding, kitchens, 134.66 Including tax ■ registration. Down pay- Cracks, Sump Pumps. Gravi­ REWEAVING burns, holes. bathrooms, and repair work of manl $634.86, amount flnancsd $2,600, flnanca PRICE ty feeds, fireplaces, ceramic Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAINTING, Paper hanging. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis chaiga $842.44, daforrad paymant pries $3,677, tile repairs, stonewalls, Window shades, Venetian Carpentry work. Call 64344m , for estimate, 643-6712. annual paresntaga rata 12.78%. <3299 patios, walks, steps. Expert 30 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. or 643-0367. . years. 643-4953. TRANSPORTATION Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649 glQUALITY PAINTING and CARPENTRY & Masonry - 74 THUNDERBIRD 5221. Paper Hanging by Willis Additions and remodeling. A loaded car. one owner, SPECIAL C61M TREE Service - Free es­ Schultz. Fully insured, Free estimates. Call Anthony only 27.000 miles. 69 BUICK LaSABRE timates. discount senior PLUMBING Si HEATING - references. 649-4343. Squillacote, 649-0811. Must See! citizens. Company Licensed. Fast service. DF USED 6M 8I 4-Ooor Hardtop. V-8. Manchester owned and Reasonable rates. Call Ron, A. Si W. PAINTING - Very automatic. PS. PB. povrer operated. Call 6491327. * s a a s windows, air. only 42.000 643-6567. reasonable. Free Estimates. 76 FDRO BRANiUlA SKtfE Call Wayne, 649-7696. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 74 BUICK REGAL *4398 m ile s . 2 Door M m . 6 cyl., •utomaUc Irma., all vinyl lirtarkK, 78 MAZDA SAVE 2 Door, automatic. P8. PB, 60-40 sail, AM/FM starao. ak 731INC01H 4-Ooor Swdan. low mmaga. sharp condition. Lliiittad EdMon radio, wMtawalla, tMuxa whaal covara. bodyalda molding conditioning, rally whaala Continental Mark IV INTERIOR PAINTING and aport mlrrora, 14,300 mllaa. BIDWELL Home Improve­ Oranada 4-Door tadan Loaded! Excellent condi­ INCOME wallpapering. Quality ment Co. Expert installation • 1 6 9 S professional work at of aluminum siding, gutters tion. Must Seel reasonable prices. Fully in­ and trims. Roofing installa­ 2-Door and 4-Door Sodana that look lika cara 73 PDNTIAC BRAND PRIX SAVE 74 DDDDE SPDIITSMAN INADDN 74 TDYDTA CDRDLLA *2198 sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ coating many ttmaa mora. Now arith apaclal AT. P8. PB, AM/FM radio, bucket M tti. air conditioning, 6 cyl.. auto., P8. vary good oonditlont 2 Door Badan, 1200 cc angina, radial braa. AM radio. 4 78 PONTIAC TAX tion and repairs. 6496495,879 faaturaa at aala prtcaa. Baaa Packaga In- Or...all of tha abova. PLUS: Flight Banch Saat *saas dark blua. bluf vtnyf roof, low mHaaga apaad tranamitaion. bucket aaata. ting, 643-9321. 9109. ctudaa: Dual Bodyalda and Dacklid Paint a Digital Clock a Automatic Parking Braka Catalina 4-Ooor. V-8. |i I Strlpaa aRockar panal Moldinga aDatuxa Ralaaaa a $208 auggaatad ratall valua at only 72SUICX automatic. PS, PB. air. QUALITY SIGN Painting - HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Whaal Covara aWNta SIdawali Tiraa a a $177. Skylark 2-Door Coupe. V. vinyl rool. low miles, SERVICE $109 auggattad ratall valua at only $77. 74 CHEVRDLET M D N n CANLD Both Interior and exterior. roofing, stormwindows, aw­ FORD 74 MAZDA RX3 SAVE 2-Doof Hardtop. V -l, aulomatk:. PS. PB, air. 34.ogo moaa. 78 FDRO GRANADA *3998 a, automatic, PS. P8 excellent coi4dltion. Store front signs refurbished Auto., bucket aaata, radio, taoh.. air. radial tiraa, ralty nings. Quality workmanship, 4 Door Sedan. amaH V-8. PS. PB, AM/FM starao artth 6- bucket seats, sunroof for spring. Call Joseph Patria, When Amerlce needs wheals, diK brakaa, aport atrlpaa. d ir e c t o r y free estimates. Fully insured. 4 better Idee. track, ak conditioning. 11,500 mHaa. excellent condition. at ^-2340. 872-9187, 6493417. * 3 7 9 8 Ford puts It on wheels. 73 PDN11AC CATAUNA MVE SPECIALIZING cleaning and 74 TDYDTA CDRDLLA SR8 SAVE 4-Door HT. Auto., PS, PB. air. radial Uraa, good conditlont 72 TDYDTA LAND CRUISER * 1 6 « S INCOME TAX Preparation -1 2 Door HT. S apaad. tachomaMr, AM/FM radio, buckal repairing chimneys, roofs, Check all the specially priced, special­ Hurry In whilo Iho m Io !■ onl 4-Wheal drtva. 3 apaad. 6 cyl.. mud $ arvow tkaa. rear aaata. 75 BUICK SPECIAL Building-Contracting 33 aaata. radial braa, rally whaala. air. Laaa th m 20,000 mHaa. Experienced, personal ser-1 2 haalara, good conditioni 73 BUICK LaSABRE 2-Ooor Coupe. V-8, vice at your home - Dan | new roofs. Free estimates. » ly equipped Limited Edition Fords: QuantItiM art llmitad INCOME TM Years Experience. Howley, 74 PDNTIAC LE MAN3 SAVE 2-Door Custom Special automatic. PS. PB. air. Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263 WES ROBBINS carpentry 2 Door. V-a. auto., PS, vinyl rool. 32.000 mSaa. MllauML laniN 643-5361. V-8. automatic. PS. PB tor e«P»rt Ttt Prapmiton remodeling specialisiSt. Ad- Mustang ll’s • Mavericks • Pintos vinyl rool. 21.000 miles. 73 DLOS DME6A SAVE 72 OPEL 6T SAVE air. one owner. ditlons, rec rooms, dormers, a F ordf Explorer PIckupsI DILLON 2*Ooor Sedan, 6 cyl., AM radio, vinyl Iriarlor. carpaling, vary 2-Door Coupe, low mHaaga, axcatlant condition, ona-of-a- 353 Cantar St., Manchastar built-ins, bathrooms, ^ low mileaga. 73 PDNTIAC 68AND LEMAN8 kind! * 3 7 9 8 7 2 8 ^ 7 1 kitchens, 6493446. Haating-Plumbing 38 *• Prlc«doMnollnclud«UuiM,mi«,cMlvMT 319 Mflln 8tr##t 88 v j r 4-Ooor. autonwUc, PS. PB. ak. 43.000 mSaa. * 3 6 9 8 INCOME TAX MinehMttr, Ct. 149 Praparad. *5. Short BRUCE CELICO SEWERLINES, sink lines, 71 TDYDTA CDRDNA SAVE 73 FORD F-100 PICKUP *2998 Form; S10. Long Form ^ e c ia liz in g In Hardwood cleaned with electric cutters, 2-Ooor Hardtoii. 4 cyllndar, 4 apaad. buckal aaata. Cimoa dl 74 MERCIWY CDMET DAVE Floors, and all kinds of pan­ 2-Ooor Sadm. S cyl.. automaSc. PS. 22.000 mSts. Stytaaida. 20.500 miiaa. 3 apaad atendard. aRcaBant condi- CHARTER Call Mr. Frank by professionals. McKinney bon. Lloyd E. Roy eling. Call 6492139, after 6:00 Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 6 4 3 - 4 8 3 4 p.m. TAX pany, 643-5M8. OAK BUICK LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet NOTE DILLON FORD in coidunctian aM i tha Fmtl Motor tMlwcticeti Inw t 1*1 h * r CONSULTANT new homes custom built, repairs, plugged drains, Toyota-PontlaG II ADAMS ST„ MAMESm ALU N T. KEELER'S Ux 1 HayitM SirMt remodeled, additions, rec kitchen faucets replaced, innouncaa^Biia pilaa NOLL BACKS on 1977 GRANAOAS. 348 Canter Straat service. Tax returns done in Manchaetar rooms, garages, kitchens repaired. Rec rooms, (open m s) (4^4571 remodeled, bath tile, cement bathroom remodeling, heat M A t RICKS, PINTDBB MUSTANGS! HURRY! SAVE! gAM 83 eti \ m A PetM IS N ail la Afway. K? Call LYNCH MOTORS. INC. ene Mack kam Gaidar a. Jual taknuim 643-4723 work. Steps, dormers. 646 -4 S ai 871-1781 lor appointment. modernization, etc. Free nteM Hem Oowftlown Hartford Residential or commercial. Estimate gladly given. M & M CaU 6494291. Plumbing 61 Heating. 6492871. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 25, 1977 ACROSS 6 Over Answer to Previous Puzzle 7 Seduce MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchesttr. Conn Fri, Feb g , 1977 - PAGE NIN&B FMNK AND IHMI8T ______fiTTTN^I Aufot For Sale SI Autos for 8ele 81 Xufot For Sele 81 Autoa For Selo 81 1 Through 6 Hairy man 4 Soft-spoktn 9 Environment nO E lQ D C ] Charlta M. Schultz ~ ASK ABOUT OUR 9 Entrgv a m c i a a o FMNK i m i t ' i agency (abbr.) >/2 PRICE SPECIAL! /vr THft HALF •Oancy (abbr.) 10 Automotive D e a r A b b y 10 Valise society (abbr.) F0KEI6N i M t U M i 13 Sulk 11 Skeleton part PRICE RATE ME " 4 f ' 14 City official 12 Graduate of 15 Football I * ----- By Abigail Van Buren Annapolis te m i A m iim iitfi confaranca IF VOU BITE .Wii' ALL RIGHT, VOU OlONT THINK] (■bbf.) 16 Sty I'O DO IT, 16 Common level K iT E .l'u . Bit s VOO.' ASKED FOR ITJ 1 9 7 7 V 2 17 Work of art 19 Dress sytle Dip Koy? I w d - k £ A S P t n K OMLY 16 Doctors* 21 Boils y — group 22 Escape 7 7 7 IW t h e PR E5ENT DEAR ABBY: I am a 29year old woman who is being 20 LaaYhar French • Gernrii married soon for the first time. My fiance is 38, and this will working tools 23 Narrative 40 Which (Fr.) 46 Scriptural poem ta lia n • t c h ^E^ m a ^ u l i m e will be his second marriage. His first lasted four years and 23 The bull (2 42 Taunt canticle 24 Emit coherent I . I ■ o ended in di^yorce before I knew him. (No children.) He never wds..Span.) 44 Curly letter so Hotels c K.TM Nt« US M on 26 Lass difficult light Thm/H mentions his ex-wife s name, and has never told me what 45 Scoring point 51 Pod vegetable STOCKrf1106 EQUIPPED WITH: Equipped with this went wrong with their marriage. 30 ProfissionsI 25 Lincoln Center 350 V-8 Turbohydramalic transmission, power ateering, CuUaaa 124 Option Package: 31 Coconut traa offering 46 High (Let) 53 Depression power disc brakes, tinted windows. FR-78x15 steel His ex-wife lives in this city, and it would be very easy WINTHRQf * DUAL CHROME SPORT MIRRORS Cutlass 124 33 Snow runner 27 Biblical 35 Household initials belted radial whitewall tires, AM radio and CUTLASS for me to contact her. A friend of mine has suggested that A * MODIFIED ROOF LANDAU TOP 34 Same (prefix) nationality animal 54 Western- 124 PACKAGE. L/sf istfs.es A GALON STEERINQ WHEEL I caII her, invite her to lunch and find out what went wronir 35 Animal's coat OUST THtNIC... S£3VAE SPECIAL EDITION wiin tneir marriage. ® 28 Squeezed out 36 Boil contents hemisphere * SUPER STOCK WHEELS 36 Secondary 29 Tears MIckay Finn — Morria Walaa DAfy t h a t Kioto * SPECIAL GRILLE DESIGN 38 Hy>nn of organizetion SALE I am curious to know what his "ex" has to say, but on the school 32 Baseballar Ka­ thanksgiving (ibbr.) <50ISK5-TO HAVe A 2 DOOR COUPE other hand, I m afraid of what I might hear 37 Football . r ASH/ lina (2 wds.) DRIVERfe UlCEKiSE. PRICE *5381 Is ignorance really bliss, Abby? player 55 Conger D'VA THINK W t CA 39 Groups 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 1 BLISSFULLY IGNORANT 41 State (Fr.) SHOLH.O TELL POP Brand Naw (Stock 05049) 9 THAT THt ■>tSAT’ ' 43 Employ to 11 12 . Nobody said, “Ignorance is bliss”; the quote' 44 Mild explativt 13 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Is; IF Ignorance is bliss,‘tis folly to be wise." 47 Heavy 14 II there is anything you want to know, ask your Hance. affliction IS One woman s leftovers is another woman’s banquet. Skip 49 Edge 1 ” ■ 1 the lunch. . ’ 52 Elactromagnat 11 II 22 2-2? 5 cylinder, 3-apeed floor 55 One (Gar.) ■ ihtft. redlel Urea, buckat 23 24 1 Dl(fc 56 Soak 26 27 21 29 t M iU •eeta, nauUlu blue. ■ C 3 ( 3 c i thoroughly 30 OUR PRICE DEAR ABBY: My son and his family live near me, and for 57 Lab burner ■ ■ * 4 5 3 4 ' the last eight months I have seen a male friend of theirs 34 58 Eastern 3 . stop in for coffee every morning while my son is at work. priests ■ 1 Autoi For Sola SI Autos For Sale SI Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale 61 My daughter-in*law and I have a close relationship, so I 59 French article 37 40 told her that I thought it looked bad for the neighbors to ■ 1 ON ALL ASTRES and SUNBIRDS 41 43 1968 FORD LTD - Station 1973 FORD GRAN Torino - THUNDERBIRD 1969 Hard­ 1970 CHRYSLER Station sec this fellow s car parked in front of her house every DOWN ■ Wapon. Automatic, air con­ Four door. V-8. Automatic. m orning-even though I was sure he was only a irood 44 top - Full power options, plus Wagon - Power steering, 4S 46 SO 91 ditioning, power brakes, Power steeringjpower brakes. air conditioning. Saturday power brakes, power win­ friend. 1 Instructor.for ■ 1 *• ■ Priacllla’a Pop — Al Varm*«r THROUGH FEB. 28, 19771 S3 n steering. Radio, with tape Low mileage. Excellent con­ Special At $995. Compare. dows. Air conditioning, new That was three months ago, and his car is still parked in short 84 95 deck, etc. Very good condi­ dition. Landau roof. Call 643- Suburban Motors. 50 Tolland tires and exhaust. $950. 643- *200 REBATE front of their house every morning. 2 Training 5 3 Dump dweller 56 57 IS THAT COMFORTABLE, WELL I TILTEP THE -ANP I ENPEP tion. $500 . 649-8165. 6365, 649-2540. Turnpike, Manchester, 649- 0068. Should I tell her that I will not be available to babysit .. 4 Comedian 1 n 98 T MR MK hNUTCHELL? CHAIR A LITTLE TOO UP BEING SUEP.' 2076. Many anymore unless this practice is stopped? Caesar 59 i r 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - PLYMOUTH 1968- Fury II. COUGAR 1970 Hardtop - — , FAST ONCE NAMELESS, PLEASE 5 Indian Original cost $7,000, asking Four door Sedan. Small eight FIAT 1971 - 850 Sport Coupe. Automatic transmission, Stylos A Colors 1977 CANLUCS (NIWtRARCN iN T IA P tlll A$$N | $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ cylinder, automatic transmis­ Four speed, radio, as is power steering^, air con­ to Choose From! DEAR NAMELESS; You've already told her that you ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone sion, power steering. Good Special, $495. Look this one ditioning. Super Buy At $1495. FOR thought it looked bad for the neighbors, and it didn't seem reliable transportation. 568-9348 after 5 p.m Days, over, won't last. Super Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland Immediate to faze her, so I doubt that threats to quit babysitting for Win at Bridge Special Saturday Sale Price PONTIAC 643-0888. Bargain! Suburban Motors, 50 Turnpike, Manchester, 549- HMEIIUTE DOIVERV! her would produce results. Even if your daughter-in-law is $395. Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike, 2076. Delivery! Tolland Tpke., Manchester, innocent of any wrongdoing, (or her own sake, she’d be VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Manchester, 649-2076. wise to avoid the appearance of evil. Against a diamond lead any Excellent condition, $375. Call 649-2076. CHEVROLET 1969 Impala - NORTH South might well have gone 643-0068. MUSTANG 1968 Hardtop - Two Door Hardtop. Compare Our Used Cars — Great Values! AAQS down, but the heart lead and 1972 BUICK Le Sabre Custom Red, with black vinyl roof. Mahogany, with white vinyl V AK J6 75 OLDS $5499 the actual distribution gave 1966 JEEP - CJ5A. Excellent - Automatic, air conditioning, Eight cylinder, automatic roof. Eight cylinder, DEAR ABBY: Please say something in your column to »KQ>6 power steering/disc brakes, Luxury 91 4-Ooor Stdan. La.d« l with tquip- 74 FORD VAN S3905 South the hand on a silver running condition. Call after transmission, power steering. automatic transmission. ment, Low Mileage. E-300. I, autemallo, power ataering, 74 CUTUSS SUPREME$WW$3595 discourage the practice of paying children for gettine good *16 platter. He should have am/fm, tinted windows, Runs excellent. Speeial Satur­ Power steering, white walls. V-6, atrtometle, power steering, power brekee, 5:30, 646-6494. cuatomiaed Interior, with refrtgaralor. Low grades in school. started by refusing the heart chrome wheels, new brakes, day Price $795. Hurry on this Beautiful running auto. $995. 72 COUPE doVILLE $3105 mileage. ek, Landeu top, Meg wheels, bucket eeete. WEST EAST Ail Cadillac equipment Including air con­ eruiee control, low mlleege, conede, recflel Our daughter is in the seventh grade. She’s always been finesse. West would never shocks. Four Michelins. one! Suburban Motors, 50 Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland * 6 4 *J1086 Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawranca NEED CAR? Credit bad? Excellent. 646-2110. ditioning, radial tlraa, Low Mileage. a good student, but because her girlfriend is being paid $10 lead from a queen against that Tolland Turnpike, Turnpike, Manchester, 649- for every A and $5 for every "B" on her report card she V 8 1 «q64S Bankrupt? Repossessed? Manchester, 649-2076. 2076. 71 FORD WAGON $1599 ♦67S42 bidding. 73F0RDWA00N thinks we ought to reward her in the same manner. «$ SUPPOSE YOU COULP Honest Douglas accepts 1967 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury LTD. V-8, automatic, power ataaring, power ★ USEDUr AawrSSSSO «K1071 «9$43 At Mck two South would PKAb .T t a M&! FOR YOUR INFORMATION-ONi lowest down, smallest - 383, 4-Barrell. New PARTS Department now open TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1974, brakes, air, Low Mltaaga. V-l, AT, PS, PB, A/C We expect our kids to get good grades, and we don't feel take and lose the club finesse. SET ME VOTED COMPANY HOW WOULP VDU OF THE V.PI* ON THB_ IaOARO OF that they should be paid for it. SOUTH (D) PRBSIPENT, EHt„.3REATI payments. Douglas Motors, transmission, muffler system. Saturdays. Complete line of yellow, excellent condition, *K761 Then West would lead a se­ AlUtANOE ITT.SY DIReCTOR* » MV UMCLSi m 345 Main. 78 MONTE CARLO $SM!t$479S GARS 74 CORVETTE iMW SSOS Kids always want what their friends have, and we think SUPPOSE COWS COULP WAVINS A MASIC Needs body work. Best offer. Chrysler parts. Chorches make an offer. Call 646-4938 V1097 cond heart. South would FLY? WAMP? after 5 p.m. Only 7,000 mllaa. V-$, automatic Dftven only 14,000 mUee, 4 speed tranamla- handing out tens and fives for "A’s" and "B’s" is wrong 643-0899. Motors. 649-3646. Bien. Dark green, AC, PS« PS. « A JIO refuse the finesse again and M/ THEWnSEBS, TMIST ------“ PB. air cond„ AM/FM stereo tape, brakes, ready to gol ...... $35991 I guess that this miserable A South Dakota reader asks PIECE OFF.’ ^ bed. sink, shag carpel! $69051 MOMMA... VERNUN 6 43 -118 1 For Saturday, Fab. 2 6 ,1S77 bum had decided to open a 73 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM Beige how many times the cards w/saddte interior, one owner. 4-Dr. 76 DODGE CHARGER 2-Dr. HT. silver lA PLYMOUTH OUSTER 2 Door MOTORS, INC. ARIES (March 21.Aprll 18) SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 2i) If fifteen-point notrump? It did should be shuffled before be­ You'll be very active today. Make HT,, V-8, auto.. PS. PB. air cond., w/burgundy Landau top and Hardtop. 6 cyl., automatic. PS. CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC this Isn't a profitable day for you, take real genius for him to ing dealt. 1 great shape!...... $22991 matching Interior. Auto., air cond.. brown with parchment vinyl roof & plans to have fun with pals all It'a only because you haven't ex­ lose the contract, but he did it llie rules of bridge say they low mileage ...... $53991 matching interior...... $26991 day and^lnto the evening hours. ploited your opportunities. quickly. At trick one he lost a should be thoroughty shuffled. 74 DODGE MONACO 4-Dr. HT.. They're there. Utilize them. green w/green vinyl Interior, new 73 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Green 74 THUNDERBIRD Brown with sad­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) heart finesse. At trick two he This implies to us a minimum W8W tires. V-8, auto,, PS. PB, air with wood grain sides and green dle vinyl roof & mat leather interior, Conditions have suddenly SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 2S-Dec. lost a club finesse. Even he of three of four shuffles. Too cond., ready to g o l...... $29901 vinyl interior. V-8. auto.. PS. PB. al/ air, power windows, power seats & 1968 CHRYSLER Imperial - Trucks lor Sale 62 Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 84 Campera-Trallera shilled In the aspects which per­ 21) Your decisions are likely to couldn’t lost another trick or many shuffles may be an­ cond-. excellent cond...... $2899! much, much morel...... $54901 Four door, new tires, air con­ Mobile Homes 88 tain to your personal gain. Look be sound today. You weigh all he would probably have been noying, but certainly no one ditioner. Good condition. $750. 1967 INTERNATIONAL Half TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville for opportunity around every lectors carefully. Act on what you down two." should criticize a few extra 74 DODGE CHARGER Tan w/brown 527-6989, anytime. 18’ CAMPER trailer - single corner. conclude. vinyl roof and matching Interior, V- 74 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER Black ton Pick up Truck - Standard 760, 8000 miles, oil cooler and shuffles. i f t 8, auto., PS. PB. air cond., real with red stripe. 4 speed. PS. only tVansmission. $450 Firm. Call rack. $1,750. 289-4042, axle, excellent condition. QEMINI (May 21-Junc 20) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-jw . IS) Berry’s World »S5 32,000 miles. Looks & runs like 1 Sharp ...... $33981 1972 TOYOTA Carina Deluxe, 643-4648. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call Sometimes you amaze others Even the small things you do for new! ...... $29991 automatic. Excellent condi­ NEW AND U SED -125CCand 742-8930. with your ability to do more than others today are likely to Authorhed Dealer‘n dodge polara custom z-or. tion. Best offer. Call 646-1082. FORD 1970 F-100. Half ton 175 CC Hercules 6-speed En- one thing at the same time. You'll produce benefits. Put yourself The Fllntstonea — Hanna-Barbera Productlona HT., white w/black vinyl root and 73 TOYOTA PICKUP with Eldorado Pick up. Blue, Eight cylinder, duro and Qualfier Bikds. 643- have them wide-eyed today. out for those you can help. black Interior, V-8. auto.. PS. PB, Camper, sleeps 4. Both camper & 1966 VW - Excellent running automatic transmission, 7008. Oadgo air cond., 40,000 miles!__ 919901 truck In excellent condition! $3195 CANCER (June 21-July 22) To­ AQUARIUS (Jm . 20-Feb. 19) condition. Low mileage, plus radio. Attractive ready to go day you're superior at handling D IF F E R E N T K 1 3 H T /,.. unit. $1495. Don't wait on tms 1975 YAMAHA RD 350 - You’re being talked about today, 'TFIAT'S W HAT m a d e THINtSe MAKE aUTy BLAMiNO two extra tires. $250. Call Automotive Service 88 business situations. You know but don’t let that trouble you. The YO U g a i n t e n T O U N D S ’?/ B E IN G D IF F E R E N T after 5:00 p.m. 646-8077. one. Priced right! Suburban Excellent condition, low how to gather the facts, analyze things that are being said would •you'RE BEING,, RIDICU­ PEOPLE PUT. COLO Motors, 50 Tolland Tpke., mileage, best offer. Call 643- ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- them and use them to make make your mother proud. RIDICULOUS !L LOUS ON W E K 5HT/ / 1969 MUSTANG - Fast-Back, Manchester, 649-2076. 6406. sun specialists, factory money. ! J RIDICULOUS.' CHORCHES MOTORS six cylinder. Three speed. trained, one day service, 114 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) The CHRYSLER LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The events of the day are predicated Good condition. Only 73,000 East Main Street, Rockville. larger the gathering today, the 80 Oakland St„ Manchester 643-2791 Automotive Service 66 Automotive Service 88 871-1617. on what you’ve done to help miles. Asking $850. Call after more you'll relish It. That you'll others. It’s sort of a payment for 5:30 p.m. 649-8612. attract attention makes It even service rendered. more Interesting. 1974 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 - Power steering, air con­ OPEN VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) MERCURY You're very clever today In. l l X D f f ditioning, V-8, two barrel. M WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY ^ 6 A.M. career and money matters. You /VIORIARTY Excellent condition. Must TIRE don't take advantage of others, m . BROTHERS LINCOLN sell! Call Gary, 289-0712. ^ MIDNIGHT but you know how to feather your nest. Feb. 26,1077 1973 CAPRI 2000 - Deluxe in­ A SEVEN DAYS CELEBRATION terior. Original ovyner. Call A A WEEKI LIBRA (Sopt 23-OcL 23) Even Be patient with your In- days 728-6235, or evenings SALE! though old friends are out of volvomonta this coming year. It Born Loser — Art Sansom after 6, 649-2684. A must to sight, they shouldn't be out of they are sound and wall-based, EXTENDED...Because of the great response to mind. At least phone them to tell they wilt benefit you. Don't them you care. despair It they seem slow to pay our Washington’s Birthday Ceiebration, Saie off. 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - PR.B/6seTT,r w TW<6tU)0A6PlRlU‘ USED Prices Continue Through Saturday! Air conditioned, tape player, m Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffe! THIMKITOOK bucket seats, new brakes, new banrAmehiciuib 4H 0U L P paint, radial tires. $3200. Call fm ® U77tlyNEA.Inc. I P O ? H O lM M M CARS after 5:15, 649-2068. h e r e 's y e r c h e c k , CttHR. HMMM, 1 CHEAPSKATE... 1 HMMM, Tm really just a nobody, but my 'bleeper' makes OF WDRHIU6 . \ * 1976 MONARCH MEAN PORKY.' Buasy's loor Sedan, whlK^burgundy vinyl Interior. 290 1976 JEEP CJ-9 Trucks tor Sale 62 BEMEFlERy AND me FEEL Importanll" ■ 9-cyl., auto., PS, PB, radio, waw radial lir t i and 4-wheel drive, under 12,000 mlitt, one ownarl 259 much, much mpralnoral 6-cyl. engine, optional rear aaal, cuaom Intarlor, ^ 'r r Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick much mort. Navfr uaad for plowlr 1974 CHEVY VAN - 6- Fed. Tax Fed.Tax $ 4 5 1 6 cylinder. Standard shift. Short $3995 wheel base. $2,900. Call 647- AR78X13 $1.98 ER78X14 $2.45 YtTU BOV5 are PHONE 9034. BR78X1S 2.03 FR78xUC$1 CC 2.63 LYIN' THERE LIKE US THE BR78X14 Q C 2.05 BR78X15 # 1 1 a 9 « l 2.16 TitREE R0UNP5 OF NEXT d i i U ! FORD RANCHERO - 1969 DR78X14 # J O e J Z s l 2.31 LIVER.' HOW ABOUT Time 1973 LINCOLN 1973 CAPRI 1975 TORINO ELITE Pick- up. Red. Thrifty six JOrSSIN' A^rEW YOU'RE Town Coupe, leather Interior, tilt wheel, Dark green, matching saddle vinyl lh> 2-Door Hardtop. White, matching vinyl cylinder, automatic transmis­ MILES, THEN IN •peed control. AM-FM stereo and much lerior. V-6, 4-speed, decor group, roof, burgundy vinyl Interior, auto., Ps, sion, radio. Excellent running. Fed. Tax STCIPPIN' FOR TOVJN, sport wheels. Fed. Tax morl PB, twin comfort lounge seats, sports In­ Special for Saturday at $9K. SOME EXEROSE POP! strumentation, AM/FM stereo, power HR78X15 $3.07 seats, much morel Compare anywhere! Subur­ at THEcSVM? Acs - WIrth ban Motors, 50 Tolland Tpke., GR78X14 $ $ 7 2 9 $2.80 LR78X1S c c c q c 3.34 This Funny World *2395 Manchester, 649-2076, HR78X14 2.99. JR78X15 J ® 3.19 *4295 WlATfe TH' ^ *4295 I KNEW THERE'D Be AN ------1973 THUNDERBIRD 1974 COE WHITE - Freight Slight charge for mounting & balancing m e a n in g o f ARGUMENT AEiOur TVT BILL 9 CRAM ! YOUtee ON TWE’ Dark green, matching leather interior all 1975 LTD SQUIRE 1973 CUTLASS liner tow truck. Holmes 850. Front End Alignment bv Aupointmcnt ■ntis ITEM; ' AN' MY TIME IS WORTH W (?ONt3 ALLEY AGAIN)' power Including AM/FM stereo with Wagon. 400 V-8. automatic. PS. PB, air, Supreme. Dark brown, tan vinyl roof, Complete with dual chrome s ill 1.1. Ill I I I II ‘HARASSMENT stereo tape, tilt wheel, steel belted AM/FM stereo, roof rack and much, auto. PS. PB. air. q m 'i hottest SOMETHINS/ - radials Sharp Car! Intermediate! smoke stacks, also bunk bed l’( t l . \ IsIKH I nil ltl.lAss- much more! Nice family car. sleeper. For more informa­ tion call Halprins Service Sta­ Fed. Tax Fed Tax tion, 527-4143. *3695 A78X13 $1.75 G78X14 $2.60 BTBxlS 1.82 H78xl4 2.83 1973 MARQUIS Cempera-Trellers C78xlS 2.01 G78xl5 $36.60 2.65 4-Door Hardtop, Automatic. P8. PB Air 1973 BUICK ESTATE Mobile Homes 85 C78yl4 $30.2S 2.05 Condition. AM-FM Starao. radial Wagon. Auto., PS, P8. air, power tailgate ) j whitewall tlraa, 1 ownar. window. Priced to seUI BRAND NEW 14 foot wides from $9995. in stock ready for F ed .ta x . _ _ 0 £ CAtJ KEEP immediate delivery. Price in­ Fed.Tax UP WITH ?OP» *2995 cludes wall-to-wall E78X14 • RwL '. PsOB H78X15 PioKVf PiCKV.' P ic k s ". ^ carrpeting, matching F78xl4 $33.25 $2.87 appliances. Iraw window, front i IS L78xlS $40.50 3.08 country kitchen and much Short Riba — Frank Hill more. Large selection of homes to chooss from, all • SERVICE WORK DONE 7 DAYS A WEEK WMAT PQ TH E' I RUPC7V CB.ERS A 73 MARK IV priced to sell. Excellent Nnan- PRUMS (ARE EvegywHegc.j Medium brown, matching cing available. Trades • TOWING • LUBE A OIL • SELF-SERVICE GAS A TU AA 8A 7 leather Interior, while padded welcome, parts, supplies, and roof. AM/FM stereo, tilt accessories, full time service • SHELL PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY-REASONABU PRICES wheel, speed control, new Micheim radials. less than department. Plaza Homes, 49000 miles. 13K Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin Turnpike, Bierlin, 2-25 *5295 Connecticut, 1-628-0^. SILVER LANE SHEU CI> niltN »^ SyvJ, 2-23 ARE YOU Selling your mobil "She msjored in home economics." home? Buyers waiting. Call 252 Spencor S L, Manchester Plaza Homes, Broker. 1-828- 646^79>879 fAcfoss from K~Msrt Plaza) (646-90a A PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 25, 1977 ■ Mnnrhexter Evening Herald' Human services revamp unlikely For Home Delivery HARTFORD (UPI) - The the numerous human services agen­ services while only two spoke in favor “If I’m reading the political pulse Phone 647-9946 EAST HARTFORD/ a r e a n ew s cochairmen of the legislative com­ cies. of the proposal, which was among the correctly, no human services con­ mittee handling state government Two legislative committees, most controversial parts of a state solidation bills will be approved this FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1977 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f reorganization say a controversial Government Administration and government reorganization plan. year,” Stolberg said, “The separate plan to merge the sprawling human Policy, and Human Rights and Op­ A committee headed by Aetna Life Department on Aging and the services bureaucracy into one super portunities, Thursday held a joint St Casualty President John Filer has Department on Children and Youth agency is dead. public hearing on the proposal. recommended the more than 200 Services are an experiment and the But they said there may be some At the hearing, 20 witnesses spoke state agencies, departments and results are too premature to make chanees coming to help coordinate out against consolidation of human commissions be merged into 15 super any changes now.” Town grows old agencies. Most of Thursday’s testimony dealt Gov. Ella T. Grasso endorsed with the Filer committee’s many of those recommendations, but recommendation the Department on without a plan Lufkin attacks proposal strongly opposes consolidation of Aging be incorporated with other health and human services. human services agencies. East Hartford has been growing Anthony Kayser took Forrest’i GAP Committee Cochairman Sen. Witness after witness, most of older without a plan, town officials place. 'Their combined years on the changing Taylor status Wayne Baker, D-Danbury, was asked them elderly, said they feared the told the League of Women Voters commission helped them answer if the proposal was dead. consolidation would mean loss of ser­ most questions pressed by the P. Weicker, R-Conn, denied his at­ Thursday night at the Goodwin HARTFORD (UPI) - Two men “Yes,” Baker said. “For one thing, vice for individuals. audience. tack was meant as a jab at Stevens. School. who may battle over the 1978 the governor said she is against the William R. Ratchford, Department The last town plan of development Stevens, contacted later, offered John Shemo, planning aide In the Republican gubernatorial nomina­ idea and would veto the bill and on Aging commissioner, said the town development office, was the was made and accepted in 19C. East only lukewarm support of the bill, tion disagree about whether the that’s a pretty strong parameter.” current structure provides a voice at Hartford has seen a great deal of claiming he opposed the general prin­ only official to come to the meeting state’s top water pollution official House Cochairman Rep. Patricia a high level of government for the of those first invited by the league. development since then, u id ciple of making departmental jobs Mn. should become a political appoint­ T. Hendel, D-New London, agreed, elderly. He has been a town employe for a lit­ Suessman. ee. below the rank of deputy com­ and said there were too many objec­ Edward W. Maher, commi^ioner As of 1973, there were only 2.070 missioner political appointments. tle more than a year and personified Speaking Thursday before the tions to putting all human services the town’s struggles to get a new acres open to development. The reit But Stevens said in this case he of the Department of Social Services legislature's Environment Com­ agencies under one umbrella. and the man that would be most town plan in recent years. of the town's 18.2 square mllei were supported the proposal because the mittee, former Environmental Com­ “ But something has to be done. effected by human services Staff turnover and funding aims of either developed, were park landa, or director of water compliance had missioner Daniel Lufkin attacked a I’ve dealt with constituents who have the town are the causes of the delay, were in flood plains. become "too powerful” and he reorganization, also spoke against bill cosponsored by House Minority been buried by thd'inaccessability of said Mrs. Doris Suessman, league But development in the last thrM thought a change should be made in reorganization of the department. Leader Gerald F. Stevens, R- services offered by the state,” she “I urge you to avoid the superficial member in charge of the meeting years has eaten much of those this case. Milford, that would have that official said. “Certainly before the end of our attractions reorganization appears to attended by over 30 town residents. available acres, she said. She asked He said he cosponsored the bill as a serve at the governor’ pleasure. two-year term in office we will come provide,” he told the committees. She had invited to the meeting the Shemo how many are left. “courtesy” to Rep. Abijah Fox, who Lufkin, Stevens, Senate Minority up with some recommended “I realize that simple solutions to recently appointed town planner, Shemo, noting the need for the introduced the proposal. Leader Lewis B. Rome, R- changes.” complicated problems are appealing. David Juliano. He had planned to at­ plan, admitted the information is not Fox said he wanted the job Bloomfield, and former Rep. Robert Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New But I do not think we need what has tend but a problem arose, Shemo known for certain. politicized because of its Immense Steele, R-Conn., are considered the Haven, said the political mood in the been proposed, or in fact major sur­ said. Davis and Kayser explained the power to approve or veto mul­ frontrunners for the GOP nomination State Capitol this year is against the gery of any kind at this time,” Maher Mrs. Suessman also invited Robert problems involved in saving next year timillion dollar projects because of proposed consolidation of human ser­ said. Bruce, town director of develop­ remaining open spaces. To tell a Lufkin claimed the legislation was the their environmental impact. vices. ment. But he is resigning soon after property owner he cannot sell his “a loaded gun aimed at the head of about a year in his post. land for development is to confiKate one civil servant,” Robert Taylor, Turner confirmed Bernard Kehoe, East Hartford’s data processing supervisor, Mrs. Dale Prescott, computer teacher at Penney High School, She also invited the newly ap­ his property rights. director of DEP’s Division'of Water pointed director, Walter Sullivan of The land must be bought for Compliance and Hazardous discusses the results of a program flashed on tube on the looks at the results of a program of student James Willis flashed to their classroom computer hookup from Town Hall. East Hartford. But Sullivan told her market value by a government or Materials. WASHINGTON (UPI) - serve simultaneously head machine in front of Mrs. Joan Martin, computer operator in he would not come because he will public group and then designated The measure would actually Stansfield Turner, 53-year- of the CIA and overall chief the Town Hall computer center. not assume his duties for several open space, they explained. Enterprising group of merchants transfer the power of appointing the old Navy admiral and of intelligence. EUREKA weeks. Farmer Robert DePletro told the' This group of youngsters recovered this old cash register and set water compliance director from the former Rhodes Scholar, is The latter post was con­ She ipvited Walter Forrest, chair­ group he wants to continue farming DEP commissioner to the governor. the new U.S. Director of ceived by Gerald Ford to man of the Planning and Zoning Com­ his land in East Hartford but fears out to find a buyer for it. Scott Racine of 218 Spruce St., extreme Lufkin claimed it would “get rid of Central Intelligence. coordinate the work of all right, found the register in his cellar, and, together with his mission for many years. But Forrest taxes and inheritance laws may push Bob Taylor.” Turner’s nomination was intelligence banches — in Town has hard-working computer had to leave town, she said. him and the other farmers left In friends, lugged the 300-pound machine around on this flatbed Taylor worked for Lufkin when he confirmed unanimously by the Defense, Treasury, and PZC members Jack Davis and town to sell to developers. wagon. The other youngsters, from left, are Richard Danforth, headed DEP under former Gov. the Senate Thursday. He is State Departments as well 70 Pearl St. Russ Armstrong, Rockville; Brian Armstrong of 68 Thomas J. Meskill. resigning his post as as CIA—in an effort to pre­ Sale- By MAL BARLOW anyone to "get in the red,” said engineers every fact they need to system, and George Zervas, head of Lufkin, a Wall Street financier and commander-in-chief of vent abuses such as those know about the storm sewer - how a the Penney High School math depart­ East Hartford Reporter Harvey. If spending threatens a Pearl St. and Gary Danforth. Jerry MacDonald, of Collector’s close political friend of Sen. Lowell NATO southern forces to of the' recent past. department’s budget, the depart­ major storm will tax it, whether or ment, set up a computer class. P&W guards resign Corner, is looking over the register, but he decided against East Hartford’s town computer ment head must go before the Town not there will be flooding and how They helped the students make up EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - An in­ days to two weeks, and the buying it. (Herald photo by Dunn) works harder than most, the accoun­ Council to get approval for the extra much, etc. their own computer programs and ternal investigation involving stolen resignations became effective SAVE *29*® ting firm of Haskins and^ Sells told spending. The computer, loaded with the then took them all by bus to the Town office equipment has resulted in the Wednesday night. the town this winter. Other jobs include keeping cons­ town’s storm sewer data, tells Hall. There the students wailed in forced resignation of 12 security The company said the InfracUoM "We think you have done a fine job tant track of all taxes, the names and Sheehan’s office what will happen in line to try their programs. guards at Pratt St Whitney Aircraft. Involved "breaches of company REGULAR in coordinating your use of the numbers of all books in each of the town storms. It alerts the engineers Today, the program has expanded The company said Thursday the regulations.” center,” said Ronald Baldwin, chief town’s five libraries (209,643 a^ of to problem areas and even tells them to East Hartford High School and probe — conducted without state or The Hartford Courant quoted a East Catholic High School Honor Roll accountant for the firm’s office in busing is out. Each high school has Feb, 14), and every new backyard how big to make new culverts and local police — resulted in the suspen­ source as saying the employea either Hartford. pool for assessment records. storm drains. its owti hookup and machines for sion of five other employes, whose participated in or Ignored lectirHy Carmody, Greg Lareau, Meacham, Brian Moriarty, FRESHMEN Fitzgerald, Michael Freiheit, The accountants are even more “speaking” to the town's computer. The East Catholic High School has Harvey praised Sheehan for assignments were not disclosed. breaches at the plant, allowing office Kathleen Viola, Joyce Gerald O'Connor. Debra Honors with distinction Jamie Vozzo. correct now, said Richard Harvey, keeping the computer abreast of the Zervas said there are now about 70 equipment to be removed. announced its students who have Perrone, Ellen Petkaitas, The suspensions range from two Wehner. Manchester — Kathleen South Windsor — Kevin the town’s director of finance. Building sewers latest, federally suggested students in five computer classes been named to the honor roll for the South Windsor — Degie Kin­ John Saling, Lisa Sossin, Julie Evans, Karen Levintan, Karin Bailey, Therese Dandeneau, Since the fall annual audit, the Town Engineer Charles Sheehan programs. The simplest of storm learning three different computer second quarter. They are as follows: dred, Thomas McKenna, Tucker. John Frese, McCaffrey. For town has continued to add more jobs has helped Kehoe put the computer drain surveys would take a trained languages. A fourth.language will be Mary Rosenbeck. Bolton — Christine South Windsor — Phyllis Glastonbury — Karen Only to the IBM computer maintained at to its hardest tests. East Hartford pollco raport Rockville — Donna Archam- Whitham. Damiata, Gerard Supino. engineer a full day’s work in math to added next year. Flocco, Kimberly Marks. the Town Hall. More town and school Engineers take all the survey SENIORS Boucher, Mary-Jo (Juinn, bault. Amston — Elizabeth Ellington — Michael Tolland — James get the results the computer gives Vail said IBM officials had told Honors with dislinrlion Christopher Stone, James Somers — Mary Lee Gron- Wallace. Ciszewski. Fitzgerald, Joseph Pallis. department programs have'been set figures from an area around a storm Sheehan in seconds, he said. him the high school use of the com­ up to work with the computer. sewer. The raw data is then pumped The investigative unit of the police appearance in Common Pleas Court Manchester —Jeanne Tosti. din. East Hartford — Michael First lionors Coventry — Dan Glenney. Board uses puter is rare in the northeast. Mader, Maureen O'Rourke, South W indsor —P aul Vernon — Daniel Mara. Gagliardr, Ann LoRamme, Marlborough — Katherine Teaching programs in both the math into a program called COGO. Within Students can complete work on a department 'fiiursday arrested three 12 March 14. Manchester — Scott Bayles, The Board of Education runs a Kathleen Roy. Bienkowski, David Paul Maillet, David O’Dea, Greer. and business departments of both seconds, the computer tells the program, walk over to the classroom juveniles and three older teen-agers The house breaks took place since Catherine Brown. Mary Kate computer center at administration South Windsor —Jeanne McGonigle. Second honors Nilda Ortiz, Anne Sblendorio, Rockville — Timothy town high schools have been machine, funnel in the program, and in connection with five recent house November in the areas of Central Glastonbury— Patricia Murphy. Caffrey, Krystyn headquarters at the Woodland Berger. Kristine Rectenwald. Manchester — Mary Carr, Linda Vaz. Chmielowiec, Edward Michaels. expanded using new equipment. see, within seconds, whether they did breaks in the center of town. Ave. and Phelps St. More arrests are East Hartford —Richard Vernon — Lauren Barry, Ellington — Therese School. They have everything they John Dunne, David Garop- Crouchley, Lynn Douville, Students can now “speak” to thfe it right and what the program can The names of the juveniles were expected in connection with the Gentile, Linda Morkan JUNIORS polo, Linda Leone, Steven Kyle Doran. Reynolds. need except a computer. Philip Duffy, Maureen computer from their classrooms. tell them. withheld. They were referred to breaks. Anthony Straceski. Honors with dislinclion Olechny. Rockville — Kevin Daly. Flavell, Patricia Flynn, David Second honors Most area towns have a computer But several of the machines there Juvenile Court. First honors Manchester—Scott Antonia, East Hartford — Thomas South Windsor — Frank Gay, John Glenn, Gerard Manchester — Virginia are hooked up by special telephone “The hands on ability is most Arthur L. Lisbon, 22, of 126$ Silver Ashland. Kathleen Evans, for the town administration, a com­ Ernest Little, 18, of 67 Burnside M a n c h e s te r —E la in e Margaret McGrath, Richard Leone, Robert Pasek. Karen King, Ellen Kulpa, Theresa Dubaldo, Joan Gerrity, Marc lines to the computer at the Town valuable,” said Zervas. Lane, East Hartford, was arrested Roberge. Thomas Ptachinski. puter for the school offices, and Ave., East Hartford, and William Belanger, Ronald Blasko, Walsh. Legault, Jon Lemelin, Lionel Marzialo, Joanne McCarthy, Hall. The phone lines make the Both high schools also have T h u r^ y on a warrant charging him Glastonbury —Mary Lytle. Broad Brook — Lisa Dority. maybe even another for their high Adams, 16, of Windsor, were both Clara Cosme, Deborah SOPHOMORES Lessard, Ellen Ostrout, Nor- Eileen O’Brien, Angela Zocco. school center as efficient as if the elaborate computer equipment in with threatening (two counts), Erickson, Diane Evans, East Hartford —Maureen Glastonbury — Ann-Marie Vernon — Kathleen Connel­ school. charged with third-degree burglary Honors with distinction mand Racine, Anne ! REGULAR $79.98 UPRIGHT computer were right there, said Ray­ their departments which also allows harassment, second-degree burglary, Monica Holmes, Tracy John­ Agar, Maureen Fitzgerald, Willard. Spaulding, Megan Tierney. ly, Timothy Skoly. Town’s use and third-degree larceny. Manchester — Jamie I With REGULAR $19.95 mond Vail, supervisor of data them to “speak” to the town’s com­ and second-degree larceny. son. Carolyn Kozuch, Robert Laura Straceski. Mjriarty, Kevin Moriarty, Windsorville — Mark Glastonbury — Michael In East Hartford, all town Michael Hathverdi, 19, of Bloom­ CLEANING TOOLS. Vou processing for the school system and puter. About 60 Penney students now The charges stem from domestic Legier, Rita Lupacchino, First honors Arthur Warrington. Lawrence, Evans, Patricia Jacob, departments have all their finances field, was charged with larceny by SAVE $29.95 Buy Now! former aid to Kehoe. take the department’s courses, many disputes, police said. He was Kathleen McCabe. Roger Manchester —Patricia Cur­ East Hartford — Keith Second honors Bolton — Kevin Ovian. Caroline Murphy, Cynthia run through the computer. possession (a stolen shotgun). Pourdrier, Kathleen Puzzo, Vail’s staff runs programs of which lead directly to jobs in Hart­ released on bond. tis, Mary Farley, Patricia Agar, Linda Custer, Brendan Manchester — Harry Carr, East Hartford — Virginia Pitts. I 6-WAY OIAL-A-NAP Bernard Kehoe, electronic data All three were released for Christine Shea. Gatzkiewicz, Deborah In- Fitzgerald. Nancy Galligan, Debora Besaw, Michelle Conran, East Hartford — David Bot- Ut$ ymi idM designed to help the school board ford. (tom low, (lot pUo to processing supervisor or “master of Tolland —Carolanne Skrok. tagliata, Gregory Jones, John Bolton — Erin Bakanas, Mayo, Marlcarol McMahon, Susan Dailey, Robert taro, Kelly Daries. keep track of the rapidly changing the monster” as Harvey calls him, Due to new equipment at both East Hartford —Richard Kurowski, Julie Lemelin, Michael Hassett. Regina Meador, Mark Pagani, figures concerning town schools. For schools, many more students have Barnes. Debora Beaulieu, Katherine Leonard, Gerard — • PowWINd lO CiMA 0 0 tM flow said the computer knows all. It gets Bulletin board Ellington — Joseph King. Laura Schauster, Steven 01 tb e v i Iho floor with f««or example, the computers can tell expressed interest in the classes for Donna Dutka, Theresa Lupacchino, Ellen Marino, South Windsor — Anne Floc- Sloan, Ronald Walsh. The Al Siefferts tIrokM. every purchase order, every pay quickly when too many high school Gaudette, Donna Mac, Marcia Murray, Kim Roe, co. • Hug* dlipotibli dull Otg h tt check detail, and every bill payment next year, said Tom Yacavone, a Glastonbury — Katherine 560 cu in. uiibii cipKitr. students sign up for too few classes. Charles Maillet, Paul Wehner. Thomas Sipples, Monica Vernon — Richard Hopkins. Invite You To An CLEANS right away. business education teacher. en throughout the show, Stanford. • Edgo KlMciif cloant m « litl School leaders get an early warning will be I Glastonbury —Mary Smith, Jane Sulick, Diane lough Inch Mong th i batt- East Hartford First honors South Windsor — Thomas boordi. Kehoe's “monster” can give back The future for East Hartford’s Thomas arrows is managing the Murano, Pamela Wesbecher. Weiss. SHAGS! and may be able to do something Manchester — Kelly Moynihan, Robert Rosati, on demand each department’s finan­ computer includes tighter security at show. South Windsor —Kathleen Bolton —Lori Ducharme. Sharon Varrick. Amana. Radarange about it such as add more classes. The 11th annual East Hartford Alexander, Velvet Antonia, cial status at any moment. Three Banks. Ellington —Julie Johnson. Using an attendance program, lists the Town Hall, said Harvey, The Flea Market will be held by the Heart Fund Special OlfU Chair Christopher Browne, Karen East Hartford — James Somers —Charles Mercier. Glastonbury —Kathleen times a week, Kehoe makes the de­ “monster” as he calls it grows in im­ Exchange Club Saturday from 10 Person Mary Brennan announced to Chambers, Mary Choquette, Jacen, James Leclair. of absent students is giveh each of Vernon—James Lorello. Damiata, Maura Fitzpatrick, DEMONSTRATION mand for each department and in­ portance to the town every year. town residents who received letters Kelly Condon, Andrew Bolton — Laura Briggs, the town's 22 schools early in the a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from 1 Margot Hall, Jennifer Lyle, forms department heads. from the Heart Fund Association Second honors Hagenow, Sharon Kuczynski, Wendy Murdock. FRI. NltHT TIL 9 AND SAT. TIL S morning. Every school then has a The town’s accountants did recom­ p.m. to 6 p.m. at the EUist Hartford Manchester—John Sullivan. Laura Radocchia. Once a month, a year-to-date they should make their returns as Judith Lafond, Mary Vernon — Joseph Mullaney, SAVE * <» chance to call every absent student’s mend the town consider a larger High School on Burnside Ave. A hun­ East Hartford — Vincent 20 budget statement is taken from the East Hartford —Lorraine A computer program' home to check on him if it wishes. dred dealers are expected. A food bar soon as possible. ON EUREKA POWER TEAM computer. Harvey then meets with designed by 1976 Penney system in a few years. But despite each department head to go over the Classroom uses the town’s heavy use of its computer, statement. grad Peter Grulke looks like In 1970, Dr. Thomas Andreoli, now Kehoe said it still has its idle a Mona Lisa. •Kathy says: at Pwos BARGAIN HUNTER'S SPECIALS! The computer does not allow math supervisor for the whole moments. Powsrful 1H Peak HP Roto-Matic* Power Head “It won’t bo long now. Spring’s Just WINDSOR LOCKS SALE Motor in East Hartford fire calls Cleaner Adjusts Automatically To around tho cornor and pricoa art 53 V.C.M.A. All Carpal Heights. rating.) coming down...” HENTSCHEL Thursday, 9:08 a m. —Fire accident with minor injuries CHECK Council cuts HRG quorum in boiler room spread into at­ at Brewer and High Sts. “ORCHARD FRESH” PRE-CUT tic of house at 76 Crescent Dr. Thursday, 7:21 p.m. —Auto conducting official business because commission appoint alternates such Much smoke and fire damage. accident at 45 High St. •Macs *€0111111111 • Rutsala. South Windsor Thursday, 7:48 p.m. —False GRANDFATHER • Tool-Pak* Tool Carrier Keeps it did not always have the necessary as for the Planning and Zoning Com­ Fire Marshal John Armstrong nsw Urns for The South Windsor Town Council alarm to the south end of Main • FRESH CIDER •OoHdous Rad a DoMwi Tools In Reach seven members attending all mission and Zoning Board of said the cause was a faulty - a • Deluxe Set of Attachments has voted to lower the number furnace. St. CLOCKS meetings. FRESH Include Roto-Matic* Head, needed for a quorum on the Human Appeals. Thursday. 9:20 a.m. Thursday. 8:32 p m. "Nr*' Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush, Mayor Sandra Bender said she was Commission member Jacqueline -M edical call to 76 Cannon tplfMch, iroeooN, Fmm, MHibarb, Uakt, kspengp*, February 25,26,27 Relations Commission from seven to —Medical call to 93 Longhill Upholstery Tool and Floor & concerned about attendance by Smith said she did not feel alter­ Rd. OrMfl e Y«No« tqwMh, ArttehokM, OInvir Rooi CoNard Wall Brush five. Dr. OrMoa, CauWlewar, Hal Fappara. HOWARD JOHNSON'S Thursday. 9:01 p.m. ST. MARYS Another members of the commission, but natives would work on the Human • Combines Canister Suction The vote to change the quorum Thursday, 9:40 a.m, —Car So. Center S(. Motor Power with Sweeping Action commission members pointed out Relations Commission because all —Medical call to 15 King Ct. Herat figure came after the commission's fire to the rear of till Main IMPORTED Windsor Locks, Cl. of an Upright that the nine-member commission members must be well informed on St. Today, 12:49 a.m .—Auto ac­ •aadlaia Qrapaa, Flumi, Canlalaupaa* Honaidawa, request that it be allowed the same (Use 1-91 Center St. Ex. e Steel Conetructlon Built To had been missing a member for a Thursday. 9:52 a m. cident at Glen Rd and Brewer Tangartnaa. Taaipla t Naval Oranfaa, Mraiabafftaa. LastI number for a quorum as other agen­ each topic. No. of Bradley Airptirl) • Steel Canister Built To LastI couple of months before a replace­ —Medical call to 235 Main St. St. ■ DUI UHL UH R V U U II f W F IM I UUI 1UUH U H II A Friday: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM cies and commissions. The council voted to lower the Thursday. 10:24 a m. Today. 1:22 a.m. —Medical BINGO ment was appointed. Human Relations Chairfnan John call to 1112 Main St Saturday: 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM The suggestion was made at a quorum number, with only Coun­ -Medical call to 10 Spencer 9 k NIWE 2 nu IK OF VOMONT SiKM 1 SYW 8 G iordano told the Town Council that Today. 2:14 a.m. —Auto ac­ Sunday: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM Ibuchinaticn public hearing, before the Town cilman Leonard Sorosiak voting in Ct. 1 WsH 0« Lirfr Msgliy af kigirM iisMs $ Wkkir ~ the commission was having difficulty opposition. Thursday, 12:30 p.m. cident at 291 High St BUY DIRECT AND SAVE Council meeting this week, that the —Medical call to 1091 Silver Today, 5:34 a.m. —Water m Early Bird Starta basement i t 1800 Mam St. [ TOIMTOES 0 9 ^ HENTSCHEL brings you its fa­ Lane. c w i n s 35* i mous quality and craftsmanship MiCROwAveroveN Regular $119.95 Thursday. 2:10 p.m. Today, 7:23 a m. —Water in 7:30 PM Sharpi in a complete line of Pre-Cut Clock —Medical call to 133 River­ basement at 10 Branch Dr. 9 HBi * eoe 5 n m H Kits Choose from solid A." Wal­ Model Industrial park study set side Dr. Today, 9:13 a m. —Medical f o r m e r NORMATS LOmiDN ; SQUASH - oS' FUVMS nut or Cherry and a complete me Thursday, 2:43 p.m. call to 304 Main St. I DOOR PRIZES AWARDED selection of imported Movements ONLYM 4 8 Fra# a Easy P trkin g South Windsor .degree the community would benefit. tion that the town may have lost —Medical call to 393 Main St. Today. 9:24 a.m. —Medical C U n M H and Dials. Our Factory Repre­ A way fro m Ifw Shopping Cantor Haaalal The commission has been con­ some potential clients because it Thursday. 4:06 p m. —Auto call to the court aide of the S Temple S sentative will answer all questions. Although the South Windsor sidering the establishment of a town- does not have an industrial park. police station on Tolland St. ^Flnlahed Grorntfatlbcr Cktckm INSTANT CREDIT INSTANT CREDIT Economic Development Commission owned.industrial park which would 1451 Main Street {Lettuce 45^Oranges $9^ * Now Available AVAILABLE IWTHses wire srm iB csiDiT esses ■ N S K has not taken a stand on whether or enable the economic coordinator to Sheckley told the EDC he had been East Hartford public records * ONN DAILY a A.IS. TO 9 1.1 . • SUNDAYS • A.M. TO • P.lk. a SPECIAL SHOW PRICES not it wants to establish an industrial show prospective clients specific getting alMUt two inquiries a week East Hartford |rP^«r«.pAraLolf«rTno*«(S4 M HENTSCHEL CLOCK COMPANY PHONE 647*9997 park, it has set up a subcommittee to areas already equipped with utilities. regarding possible industrial and Tel 528-2287 T H E KIHQ e lb Atlantic Avenuu* tS study all the possibilities. commercial clients. Wurrunl) dreda So rX’nnis. Mass 02660 443 HARTFORD RO. MANGNESTU Economic Coordinator Henry Although EDC Chairman Leroy Acme Roofing and Sheet Metal Co. Inc. to Allied QUAUrYCRAnSMENSINCElK‘HI , Sheckley, Peter Nicholas and Joseph VanderFhitten indicated the town It is the hope of the subcommittee Roofing and Sheet Metal Co., property on John St. for PRODUCE/'’ J ------foeute------womtawil oi c M T m At Carino were appointed this week to may be headed for an increase in to complete its study on the in­ $18,000. W 279 OAKLAND STh MA I Thun.. FTL A Mon. HI 9 • SMurdiy TH a NGNESTER • 843-6384 ” 4434« NMTFOli MM V v IHCKSTa study all aspects of the industrial commercial and industrial develop­ dustrial park and put together a H & J Builders and Developers Inc. to Ronald R. Wood Phone 647-9997, 647*9998 ^oPBjTOMrms^^^ park proposal, especially to what ment, there has been some specula­ report for the Town CkHincil by June. et al. Lot 47 with building on Woodmont Dr. lor $80,500. 7 ( PAGE T W O -B - M iNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri . Fefa. 25, 1877 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Feb. 2S, 1177 — PAGE THREE-B

INDEX Ne(p WantaU It H ip tvanted It Nome* For tala Circuit blamed ADVERTISINQ School board cuts budget Area bulletin board NOTICla LICENSED NURSE - Part ly ni t Loo sne Pound RATES time. Fun work, while earning Could Do It!” Now they're cut was a proposed half-time benefits. The money was projected in for bad blaze 2— Portonalt Covenlry 3 Annognotmtnti well. Call 649-2358 to leam proud of me. And I'm proud of librarian, a cut of 84,354. case the 2Vk teachers being reduced More altos are needed for this choir. 4 — 1 day . . l i t word par day more. the money I earn being an FUIR Andover Tollund 3 dayt . 104 word par day The Coventry Board of Education The projected 818,500 for substitute this year do not find new jobs. During Lent, members of the parish S - Auctiont Avon Representative. You can Contemporary multi Keralti 6 dayt . 04 word par day BABYSITTER - Vicinity of be proud, too Call 523-9101 for cut about 10 per cent of School Supt. teacher salaries was cut 81,000, as Other itemized budget increases will have a chance to pick their dayt . word par day An informal meeting to discuss the An overloaded electrical circuit is FINANCIAL 39 $4 Washington School. Days, level duplex con Arnold Elman's $3 million education was the 884,931 budgeted for teacher a Bondi • Stocii t • Mortgogo* IS wordt t 2.00 mmimum information. this year include: possibility of double sessions at favorite hymns to be sung during the — Monday thru Friday. Call M3- dominium. Seven! being blamed for a Thursday mor­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 0 Portonol Loont Happy Adt .$3.90 men budget proposed Thursday night, aide salaries. • Transportation, up 8136,594 due Rham High School, or Rham 10:30 service. 10- inturtneo 2658. alter 4 ning fire which caused heavy damage OPPORTUNITY FOR person spacious rooms, 2 V9 leaving the proposed budget increase Custodians' projected salaries of to a new school bus contract which students attending Bolton High St. Peter’s Episcopal Church will with good appearance and to a home on Shenipsit Lake Rd., IMPLOVMINT baths, rec room,: for 1977-1978 at 9 per cent. 8132,006 were cut 81.000. The extra goes into effect in June. conduct Communion services each 13 Hoip w«m«d PAYROLL CLERK - High pleasant personality to make School on a tuition basis, will be held 14 — ButinoM OpporlunittM appliances, carpeting, The school board cut 828.292 from Tolland, authorities said. School Education. One to two u^^^lo 8150 weekly Call 172- money was included in the budget to • Replacement of non- Thursday. The meeting will begin at Wednesday during Lent at 7:30 p.m. IS —Situation Waniod yean experience in accoun­ air conditioning, tennis, the superintendent's proposed 82,- cover an expected grievance, Joan instructional equipment, uo 81.808. 8 p.m. at Andover Elementary Following the service, those who The Tolland Fire Department was PHONE 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 60UCATION ting department of large firm. pool. 845,500. 880,790 budget. Elman’s proposal FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 18 Privaio initructioot Lewis, school board chairman, said. • New instructional equipment, up School. It is sponsored by the Parent- wish will meet to study what it summoned at 11:55 a.m. to the home — KnowlMge of piecework and - 19 ScHOOll-CiOfttM hourly computation. represented an increase of 10 per 'The money may not be needed, she 8 2 ,^ , much of which is reflected in Teacher Association. Leading the means to worship. The middle pages of Michael Schutz, and they found 30*• Intiructiong Wantod W A R R E N E. cent over the current year. said. Excellent skills needed, with sports and music equipment for discussion will be Andover’s in the current issue of the Connec­ flames going through the roof when RIAL EtTATI adding machine and HERALD The projected increase in the cost Audio-visual materials took a 81,- 33 Homat tor Sat# Capt. Nathan Hale School. representatives to the Rham Board ticut Churchman are a good introduc­ they arrived at the scene. 34 — Lota-Land tor Salt calculator. Salary will com- HDWLAND of education now stands at 8236,798 000 cut. reducing the budget in that • Supplies and expenses for school of Education — Cecily Dreyer, Peter tion to this study and will be used as a No one was home at the time of the 35... invatimtnt Proparty mersurate will experience. CARRIERS RMitora 443-1108 and leaves the proposed cost of Nathan Hale§ 36 — Buamata Proparty All applicants mu.st submit in­ department to 86,345. 'This figure building maintenance, up 83,050. Houle and Howard Roberts — and text during the course. fire. No one was hurt. — 37 Raaort Proparty formation. showing past educating Coventry's children at 82,- projects a sharp increase over the School Supt. David Cattanach. Fire fighters battled the flames for PTA and the I 38 — Raai Eataia Wantad NEEDED • Employe insurance is projected ADVERTISINB experience, before interview. 852,498. current budget figure of 83,582. about half an hour before declaring Manchester FIrejii: MlfC. tIRViCiS Write Box L c/o Manchester In tha COVENTRY ■ Three bedroom Most of the budget cuts are Elman said much of the increased to go up 832,116 over the current 873,- South Windsor 31 Sarvicaa Otfarad Ranch with a beautiful rec Bolton the blaze under control. South Dept, will hold a | 33— Painting-Paparing DEADLINE Herald. reflected in salaries, supplies, opera­ 384. The school board, however, Adama Straat, room and a large lot with over cost is reflected In expensive, but Patricia Aselton has been named Willington and Ellington fire fighters training session on | 33 — Buiiding-Contraciing too tion expenses and unemployment expects to spend 890,263 this year, 34 — Rooting-Siding 13:00 noon tha day balort EXPERIENCED Body Man - Buckland Road trees and shrubs. Only needed, bulbs and tapes. The United Methodist Church ad­ Betty Crocker Homemaker of the were on standby in Tolland while 35 — Haaling-Plumbtng puMcatlon. 8tt,900. Blanchard St Rosset- due to increased insurance rates, and th e H e I m 110 k I — To do body work and painting compensation. A total of 82,600 was cut from con­ ministrative council will have a Year for South Windsor High School. Tolland fire fighters were pt the fire. 36 Flooring Daadlina lor Saturday and Araa. to. Realtors. 646-24n. has asked the Town Council to go to Maneuver on| 37 — Movino-Tructuna-Sloraaa on trucks. Call 647-91U. The school board cut Elman's tracted services for equipment special meeting Sunday immediately She now qualifies for state competi- 36 — Sarvtcaa Waniad Monday la 13:00 Noon Friday. Town Meeting for the money. proposed Vh per cent salary increase maintenance and supplies for plant following the 11 a.m. worship ser­ ' tion in which the winner receives a March 1st, 6:30 MI8C. FOR RALE CLEANING MAN - 9 p.m. to TOLLAND - Beautiful Raised for administration, nurses, teacher 12 p.m. Must be over 18. Apply Ranch with three bedrooms, 2 maintenance, and 81,500 for new The school board will accept the vice. college scholarship. Miss Aselton is a p.m. at Nathan j;:- 40 Houaahold Goods PLEASE READ fireplaces, 1 1/2 baths, family aides and maintenance, to 6 per cent. lunch tables at the high school was The Board of Education will have a D EP’s Pac denies 4t Articlat tor Saia in person after 5 p.m. Dairy revised budget at its March 10 senior. Hale School. This | 43 — Building Suppiiat YOUR AD Queen Brazier. 242 Broad room, garage and treed lot. The proposed assistant principal also cut. meeting and will submit it to the special meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at 43 Pats -Birds- Doga Asking only 841.900. The South Windsor Square Dance discharge permit Meire some­ is a life saving >!; 44 — Livaslock Street. for Coventry High School was cut, A 83,000 amount was cut from the the 5-8 Building of Bolton Elemen­ Clatiifiad adi art takan over Blanchard It Rossetto, Town Council by the March 14 Club will hold a President’s Dance technique on§ 45 Boats A Accaaaonaa reducing the budget by 87,000. Also $13,000 budgeted for unemployment deadline. tary Center School. The agenda in­ one happy 46 Sporting Goods tha phone as a convenitnea BABYSITTER - Must have Realtors. 646-2482 tonight from 8 to 11 at Wapping Glastonbury 47 Gardan Products Tha Herald it rasponsibie lor cludes contract negotiations with Elementary School. Cliff Brodeur Today — choking. Open to | car. South end of Manchester. 48 Aniiquaa only one incorrect maartton and Monday thru Friday. 6 30 to MANCHESTER • Ansaldi Stanley J. Pac, state commissioner the public. ^ 49 - Waniad to Buy than only to tha aiza of tha secretaries and custodians, will call and Anita and Russ White Call 643-2711 ":30. (Will consider two built three bedroom Colonial recommendations for administrative of environmental protection, has RENTALS original inaartion. Errors which on Thayer Road. 2 1/2 baths, will cue the rounds. S3 Rooms for Rant do not iaaaan iha value of tha separaUarate shifts.) Call 646-1267 salaries, discussing the 1977-1978 denied the Town of Glastonbury’s _ •dvartiaamant will not be cor­ after 7' |p.m. first floor family room, 2 Legal Aid post in doubt S3 Apartmanis for Rant HOLIDAY STUDIOS - Needs fireplaces and a double gar­ budget and an executive session to application for a permit to discharge 54_ Homts for Rant rected by an additional inaar- Vernon 55_ Butinaaa for Rani lion. RUBBERMAID PARTY Plan 10 to 15 a p p o in tm e n t, age. Priced far below replace- Vernon residents. dampened by remarks Sturdevant evaluate the superintendent and leachate into the groundwaters of the 56 _ Raaorl Proparty tor Rant — needs demonstrators. Part or secretaries, and receptionists. ment costs at 883,500. A request to be assigned one of The annual World Day of Prayer Connecticut River Watershed. 57 Wantad to Rant No experience necessary. Full Roesler contacted Manpower Coor­ made in a letter Dec. 1. other personnel matters. 58 - Miac tor Rant full time. No collecting. No B lan ch ard St Rossetto. will be conducted at the First The application provided for a dis­ or part time. Good hourly Vernon's Comprehensive Employ­ dinator Frank Chiarillo to ask if it Sturdevant said, “ In view of your An article in Thursday’s Herald in­ Packing. No delivering. Top Realtors. 846-2482 charge of 43,438 gallons per day of AUTOMOTIVE wage. Days or evenings. App­ ment Training Act (CETA) positions, would be possible to obtain one ad­ failure to respond in any fashion, Congregational Church of Vernon, 61 Autoa tor Saia commission. Call 232-3935, or correctly stated that the Board of 589-1714. ly within. 989 Main Street. VERNON ■ Immaculate 7- made by the Tolland-Windham Legal ditional CETA position for this pur­ your verbal assurance of cooperation Rt. 30, Friday at 7 p.m. The theme sanitary landfill leachate and was 63 TrueXt for Saia Education vacancy created by the 63 — Haavy Equipmant for Sata PHONE FROM home to ser­ Manchester room Cape. Three bedrooms, will be “Love in Action.” Children filed by Glastonbury in December 64 — Aid office, has been a continuing pose. between your office and mine made ’ resignation of Chairman William Motorcyclas-Bfcyclas vice our customers. Super CLERK TYPIST - Job in­ first floor family room with from choirs of Greater Rockville 1975. 65 — Campars-Trailari-Mobila BABYSITTER Needed • fireplace, garage and more. request for about two years. But the The Comprehensive Manpower Of­ at our meeting on Nov. 9,1976, seem Vogel, a Democrat, must-be filled by Homas earnings! Choose your own volves typing business forms, area churches will sing. The free will Reliable person tor daytime. Asking low. t 840 i BUnchard8i town doesn't have any positions to fice, while agreeing that the legal hollow, indeed.” another Democrat. The vacancy In his decision. Commissioner Pac 66 Automotiva Sarvica hours. 249-7773. frequent telephone contact offering will be used to initiate said, “I find that: 67 Autos for Rant-LaaM with public, filing, and other Monday thru Friday: East Rossetto. Realtors. 846-2482 assign. assistant would perform valuable Roesler then wrote to Sturdevant could also be filled by an unaffiliated Center Street area Call 643- programs in inter-continental mis­ 1. The discharge of sanitary land­ clerical duties. Excellent Stanley Roesler, director of ad­ services to Vernon, said “It is not telling him that his well-documented voter. DISHWASHERS - Part time. employee benefits, company 1088. ministration, has been asked to possible at this time to increase the request was under active considera­ sions. The public is invited. fill leachate to the groundwaters of E v en i^s and weekends. App­ restaurant, convenient loca­ 13 prepare, for the next Town Council total amount of Vernon's allocation tion by the administration “until Hebron Vernon Grange 52 will meet Friday the Connecticut River Watershed in Sponsored by: Help Wantsef ly at 'Tacorral, Monday thru tion for buslines and carpools MUNSON'S CANDY Kitchen meeting, a priority list for town jobs. in Grange Hall, Rt. 30, for Inter­ the Town of Glastonbury would cause Town of Manchester Friday. 11 to 3 only. 246 Broad available. Call Mrs. White at is now accepting applications in order to create this additional your letter of December 1st, in which Street. (or part time employment. W M J tT O A new junior choir has been national Night. The program will pollution of the waters of the state; Fire Fighters WANTED Companion / 277-2846 or Miss Sartucci at The town now has filled about 35 posrtion.’’ you made an unfortunate inference Housekeeper - Three days a 277-7256 for appointment. The Evenings and weekends. 20 to 9 9W n 9 positions through the federally About two weeks ago, Roesler sent regarding the sincerity of the town's formed at St. Peter’s Episcopal start with a potluck supper at 6:30 2. The discharge of leachate will Local 1579 week. Can 872-0006. WAITRESSES - Part time. Travelers. Hartford Office. 50 28 hours per week. Call (or ap­ tC N O O l funded program. They include many a letter to Sturdevant telling him he .desire to cooperate with your office Church for junior and senior high p.m. Members are asked to bring cause pollution of water drawn from Even i^s and weekends. App­ Prospect Street (Plaza pointment. 649-4332. laborers in the Public Works Depart­ was hopeful that the status of future and staff. school students. Rehearsals are each foods that reflect their heritage. wells located between the landfill DENTAL CHAIRSlDE Assis­ ly at Tacorral, Monday thru Building). An equal opportuni­ 9-room Cape. First Co-Sponsored by: Town of Manchester Rec Department tant - Challenging position, in Friday. 11 to 3 only. 246 Broad ty employer m/l. floor family room ment, teacher aides, clerk-typists, finding for CETA would become “Whether intentional or not, your Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. under the direc­ Dessert and beverages will be and the Connecticut River; and Pedodontic Practice in Street. with peiged oak provided by Mr. and Mrs. Richard 3. Insufficient data exists to deter­ REAL ESTATE patrolmen, dispatchers and other somewhat clearer “and we will have letter has had the effect of tion of Cindy Robson and Carol BOYS a GIRLS Manchester. Duties: Four NEW RESTAURANT Si Club floor, 4 DMrooms, such jobs. a better idea where the program is dampening the mayor’s attitude con­ Wells. More singers are welcome to Wetherell and Mrs. Viola New- mine that water drawn from the handed assisting, xrays, opening in Bolton - Need SALES rec room, garigo, The request for the legal aid office, going." cerning the question of assigning a join. Youth Choir rehearsals are at 3 marker. Junior Grange 92 will meet Cromwell well field will not be How would you like to take a parent to prevention, and other office Announctmmtt bartenders, w aiters, and Looking for lleonooU plus c a n > ^ . 839.909. made by James Sturdevant, would However, Roesler said Mayor CETA position to your office at this p.m. each Friday. The adult choir Saturday at 2 p.m. at Grange Hall. A polluted due to the discharge of duties. Requirements: Dental _ waitresses. Please call 648- ■Moelaloo lo |oln my rehearses Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. craft program will be presented. leachate.” assistant experience, or 3960, for appointment. firm. Wo iro ■ tull- provide paralegal assistance to town Thomas Benoit's attitude was tim e,” Roeslor said. Akron, Ohio and a chance to represent training program graduate TODAY’S WARREN E. preferred. Maturity, poise and RELIABLE BABYSITTER •orvteo orgonlxotlon and Manchester in the All-American Soap Box have a ll tha (acHWaa to HDWLAND motivation to improve ones ^ J Wanted for two children. 31/2 Derby! seif. Four day week, plus Real and 6 years old. Nathan Hale mako II ativanlagaoua atoaore M S-11N Lenten programs planned f~~AreTpSiSl^^ioft Pamper that diamond! Be it your own Saturday mornings. Salary ■ :inity. r lor you lo eonalUor Registration: negotiable. Send resume to Estate 647-1879. boeoming aaaoelaloU Vernon "Heaven,” the companion picture to diam ond or ours, cradie it in Box 289, Manchester. Conn. wHh my connwny. AN In- “Hell,” will be shown March 29. February 25th, 7-9 p.m. Center Fire House CARPET SALES Person - Lenten Enrichment and Appreciation South W indsor one of our very own by Norma Tedford quiriot hoM In itrtctaet MANCHESTER - You will On Tuesdays the programs will follow February 27lh., 1-6 p.m. 75 Canter Street PHONE FROM home to ser­ Part time, experienced conlldonco. enjoy the 17 x23' family room Program (LEAP) is the theme of a series vice our customers in the preferred. Ideal for retired Jeannette B. Winegar, 39, of 1366 Sullivan Ave., South exciusiveiy styled March 4th., 7-9 p.m. Manchaeter, Ct. in this 7-room Cape plus the 2 this schedule: At 6 p.m. there will be a Manchester area, flexible of Lenten programs planned by Union Windsor, was charged Thursday with disorderly conduct, U the older parts of es­ person. Call Mr. Rossi, fireplaces, garage and many worship service in the chapel and at 6:30 hours, super earnings, 249- DAMELF. REALE Congregational Church. interfering with a policeman and assaulting a policeman. settings. tablished cities, you find Watkins Brothers, 643-5171. other features Located close p.m. a potluck supper in the social room. Fee; *2.00 7773. N o a flo ri multiple types of bouses — to schools, shopping, church, On Sunday, March 6, the film, "His South Windsor authorities reported. LOW KEY Sales Person • Meat will be provided but those attending row houses, or taller apart­ • 4 0 - 4 I M this home is a good buy. Land,” from Billy Graham’s World Wide 18 karat gold Good closing ability. New should bring either a casserole, salad or Priced in the 840 s Zinsser Pictures, will be shown. Police said Mrs. Winegar was arrested on a court ment buildings. These ex­ store. Service and quality dessert. The Lenten programs will be tend to outer parts of Agency, 646-1511 On March 15 and two weeks later, the warrant in connection with an early morning incident in 4 or 6 prongs. oriented. Flexible hours. Call from 7:30 to 8:45 p.m. in the chapel. Child P e r t o n a li larger cities, where old 742-6227. Buelneee Opportunity 14 twin films "HeU” and “Heaven” will be which her son, Michael C. Winegar, 17, was similarly □ EMPLOYMENT MANCHESTER • Enjoy coun­ care will be available . From $85. RU M M A 6E to f^o u ses, duplexes and shown. charged. SMALL E.N’GINE Service try life within minutes ol city and BRA PROBLEMS? Cameo garden apartments (row attractions, in this Im­ An old fashioned hymn sing, scheduled On Sunday, March 6, the Senior High custom fitted bras. 188 sizes. Corporation expanding dealer T A 6 S A L E Help Wanted 13 houses scattered through maculate 6-room Ranch on Mrs. Winegar was presented in court Thursday. Her No obligation. Trained fitter, network No experience March 20. will be led by soloists and small Pilgrim Fellowship will put on a supper to the landscape rather than half acre lot. Fireplace, gar­ case was continued and she was released on her written St. Mary's Episcopal Edythe Francis, Manchester EARN necessary. Complete training groups of church members. raise money for their summer project. A along the streets), may be age. wall-to-wall and more. promise to appear. Her son, who had been held on a 810,- Church Mall, 811 Main Street, SALPS POSITION - Straight program. 8500. investment “ He Restoreth My Soul,” a film will be free-will offering will be taken after the (Locuit Street Entrance) found. Suburbs now have GOOD required lo start your own Priced in (he 840's. Zinsser 000 bond, was taken to jail on a reduced bond of $500. Manchester. commissions, leads furnished shown March 22. film. FRI. NIGHT, FEB. 25th to homeowners. Call 242-5402, duplexes, small SPENDING business Ideal for retired or Agency. 648-1511 7-9 Entertainment a p a r tm e n ts , and a part time. Details on request. SAT., FEB. 26th renaissance of row houses, Mrr. Barker. ESCA Field MANCHESTER - Charming 6- MONEY room aluminum sided 9:30-Noon COUNTER MAN - Must have besides the traditional Training Division Box 619. Cape jArea fire calls MANCHESTERS Newcomers with such features as a Girl Scout Troop Club - Fashion Show, parts and mechanical freestanding house, usually B0YS& Wading River. New York. Rainbow installs advisor background. Yardman, must 11792 fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, No. 10 “Silhouettes of Spring”, the only type found in the built-in appliances and more. Easy Payments March 9th., 8:00 p.m. Piano's have tools, and knowledge of country. GIRLS Diane O’Donnel, worthy associate Leslie Szalontai, junior past South Windsor cars. Apply in person: An­ Situation IVanlad 15 Located In one of Manchestert Restaurant. Tickets 82.50. In­ KEEP SMILING most desirable Vernon advisor; Wanda Henderson, charity; worthy advisor, was the installing South Windsor officials formation: Mrs. Margie dover Auto Parts, Route 6, If you aro looking for an 5 F.vmingt A Waak KEEP HAPPY THREE FOR the Price of One neighborhoods Call today. Janice Hewitt, hope; Felicia reported several fire calls Mills, call 649-2572. Andover. oldof bout# or a brand 6 p.m. lo 8 p.m. Miss Doreen Ritzen was installed worthy advisor. Other members of ■ Office Manager. Ad­ Zinsser Agency. 646-1511 today relating to flooded naw bout# wa can luraly recently as worthy advisor of Greaves, faith; Suzanne Hawes, the installing team were: Christine □ N O T IC ES ministrative Assistant. cellars. Fire fighters were halp you And wtial you aro Call Rockville Assembly 39, Order of the recorder; Susan Bush, treasurer; Goff, Deborah Ritzen, Barbara ( y H id a d ^ 3 Announcemente Executive Secretary, all for COVENTRY - Seven Room busy Thursday and this mor­ Announcemente 3 Announcements looking for, ao why not Cape. Three bedrooms, Denice Greaves, chaplain; Tracey Trouton, and Patricia Smith. Jew elers & Silversm iths S in ce 1900 8200 a week Call 646-2664. Rainbow for Girls. ning helping pump water atop In and aaa ua hara at 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 fireplace. 3 4 shed dormer. I Henderson, drill leader. Mrs. Marian Szalontai was in­ P e r so n a te away. 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Cantury 21, TEDFORD COMPANION Housekeeper 1 2 baths, rec room, two car Miss Ritzen is the daughter of Mr. Also: Diana Rider, love; Tami stalled Mother Advisor by Mrs garage, acre lot 830s La Pen- Tolland County Hartford • Westfarms Mall HALL FOR RENT - Dances, REAL ESTATE, RL 44A, wants 3 davs work Please call and Mrs. Curt Ritzen of Kenwood Hickton, religion; Robin Henderson, Marguerite Wheelock. Other Glic KcraltJ 872-0006 ta Agency. Realtor. 646-2440. Thursday, 11:55 a.m. Showers, Tag Sales, Wed­ Bolton Notch, Bolton, Rd., Vernon. She is a senior at nature; Debra Lloyd, immortality; members of the advisory board who —House fire on Shenipsit Lake dings. Auctions. Less than 647-9914. Wo aro a hill Rockville High School where she is a Faye Le Hill, fidelity; Laury were installed are: Miss Patricia Rd., Tolland. South Willington $150 rental. American Legion llna raaltor apaclallzing In member of the drill team, the Girls’ Home, 646-9171, or 643-0053, □ EDUCATION Blakley, patriotism; Leigh Schiebel, Smith, Mrs. Joy Pearson, Mrs. Ruth and Ellington fire fighters raaldantlal, eommarclal, REAL ESTATE Athletic Association, and the leaders service; Lynn Sarkisian, confidential Lewis, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs. were on standby in Tolland. "THE FUEL OIL CO. THAT SAVES YOU MONEYI larma and Industrial, ao PART TIME PERSON - For club. She Is a member of Emmanuel LADY WISHES Ride from whothor it b# old or naw SALES observer; Robin Taft, outer Meryon Miner, Mrs. Louise Thursday, 5:35 p.m. West Center Street to Federal cleaning office Mornings Private Inetructlone It you can bs aura wa hava Sxccllent opportunity nowl Lutheran Church, Manchester. observer; Dawn Donaldson, musi­ Plummer, Mrs. Phyllis Hewitt, Mrs. —Chimney fire on Pripp Rd., Building, Hartford. Working preferred Buckland area tha homo lor you.” Wo'rt Call 643-0644 Favailable (or llceniedl Miss Ritzen plans to enter the cian; Eileen Jensen, choir director; Carla Hill, Mrs. Alma Bush, Mrs. Ellington. hours: Prom 8:15 to 4:45. Call GUITAR-BANJO Instruction - ^motivated salespersons. | 649-0715 , 6 to 9 p.m. national but wa’ra Let music chase away that University of Rhode Island School for Geriann Smith, keeper of the jewels; Elsie Greaves, Grady Pearson, Thursday, 6:45 p.m. COOK S HELPER - Available [Professional training.. Nursing next fall. —Unknown type of fire at Rt. naighborfy," ao com# on snowcd-in-mid-wlnler feeling Kimberley Blakley and Carol Daniel Szalontai, Elbert Henderson, B&B OIL CO. In and aaa If wa can halp to work F rid ^ and Saturday Free loan instrument. Soecial lExcellent commistions.1 Other officers installed were: 140 and Green Rd. evenings (/all Cavey's Gauvin, members of the choir. and Joseph Lewis. you. Open: 7 daya a waak, introductory offer 646-6557 [Contact Mr Rothman InJ Restaurant. 643-2751 Itotal confidence 24 hours. GUITAR-BANJO Teacher INVITATION DID YOU KNOW? ANDOVER. BOLTON, Specializing in folk, popular, COVENTRY. HEBRON St Plainfield results Plainfield entries When moving into a new bluegrass. vocal accompani­ niECHETTEAMAIITIN ^ MANCHESTER Residents, ment Free loan instrument. Thursday matinM TO BID community, there may be I Reellore I4 M 1 M 1 Sealed bids will be received line Licensed Real Estate C h ild re n aged 7 on Ftit t-ll |l| riftk s-is (I) some advantage to renting in the Office of The Director gent needed in our Bolton of- Reasonable rates 646-6557 la m n i si« sm in S UuMtl Mh. lie 2IN 2N S.2I irti: IU (0) Friday Evening for a while before choosing t ce. Lessenger Co . Realtors, I OMhi Im s h i n 1 IM SMi 7.N IN 2 Ziahn Im $.20 4.N IN of General Services, 41 Center I IkKtuirl I N 2 SMr Oimem. he IN f*8t Xm I Ml a house. , 1 i8-8713. or 432-9291. REMEDIAL READING and 2 Khwt 3.N IN Hnt Street, Manchester, Connec­ 6 I 2 KtXT.M - Full durmered Tlw: IMI Tim sms UO math, individualized work QwwU: SM pm SN.20 1 hirtw hinier 1. rmal4 fR mti fourth ticut until March 10, 1977 at Cape w iih ailached garage, 2- tm k >U M SI2.N : S2i3 m Savttth , , Toffth STEADY WORK ■ Reliable, I hiihr'tihr't Mffu 1. hoO W M 1. Ti n Raul program. (lst-8th grade! bv TniKU lit hu m m NHk U: sm pm S2S4N QiinitU; 212 SUN J ' I. Idahi hW S-1 11:00 a.m. lor the zone heal 100 amp service. pm I heUie 1ft 12-1 I hbbi't hther 4-1 I h a clM a Runner hard worker who wants S«Mt S.|t (Cl TriiKU; II-2 pm SIUIN fedKU: 212 SUN ^ I Cant U«t S-1 Masters degree teacher 568- Three bedrooms, one king pm 4. VtktM ladi 1-1 I Irwniicfc 2-2 I U tO M | following: steady employment and good tau aN IM ItO IN IN Siih T«*h Cw u {$) TrifKti: 2-71 pm $22.10 I Dthu lomi 10-1 i U Te Cboict M \X\ I Hit's Masi 3-1 8075 size, wall-to-wall earpeting in I M Udi SS.2I UN 4N 4. Orafath't lo t i hach Rosa Lovo M MAIN OUTLET income, call 528-3869 between TMtk MO (1| i htch 0 2-2 l U l b t M I lhavt RH all three Tool shed, fenced In IM mL JN s nri ha c 7.N in I Pmttr UN 7.N SN 2. CttittM M i Flat Gt Witit U-1 H I Lseky Rittt IM SUMPS 9 and 2 only EXPERIENCED Piano Tk lUI S Tray'i Tiu IN i h ^ 01 Stone rear vard in quiet 1 or SInr Zmit ON IN L llwtt 4-1 I SmtUk Ml IM 7. So I I I J-f i ten 0«s *■! Hurryl Mall or Bring Your Ad Todayl h I4S.N Xm: 41:U l\ 2. MHaM IM IM The Town of Manchester is teacher All ages Private in­ neighborhood Great (or kids, MMa: lU U 2 ttMK Vhin 120 L heoi'i Sivor S-2 i RnauNt TiSk U: M.J ^ S4M.lt hihU: m pm S1I2N StCtMl ' < i M's Rust OH M ' TEDFOflO REAL ESTATE NURSES AIDE - Part time, 7 structions Children a special­ The: 3M2 1. liiitT h«M 12-1 ntth an equal opportunity pels Convenieot to schooU. M , M lt uiVlM S3I N PcrftcU: US pm S2U.N lu pm ssiN Gdrth ,, Ehvtifli a m. to3p m amd 3-11. Apply ly I’ lcase call 643-4047 TrttKU; S-IS M SI2U.N I iV.'i Treer 7-2 1. Autmi rrMer 2-1 LOwthylhoi employer, and requires an af­ shopping 138.500 By owner IM:S,|i(K) hrfcctL tot pm SUiN I hear M IhliNSatM S-2 l\ 1. LR MaeaM hi MAHCHESTER EVENING HERALD She K e ra lb in person. 9 a m to 3 pm .. anytime Principals only Call 646-3311. I P«4M twill Ut 2.11 2il UmSk S li (») TrifcctL 11-2 S1,S24.N Hbmanadi ;'} I Fiaan Fathr firmative action policy for all pm 4. k u lM Sir 7-1 I Mtht NhT 9-2 I Sou NOW OFFERS 7 DAYS TO PAY. Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut 2.11 2.H 1 SliM«i UN UN IM i Km M ! I MM of its Contractors and Vendors P.O. BOX 591 Dmih MO (I) lUiMSpiiAh IM I H i p Wented 13 Street, Manchester 4 Initt M SN 2 Chhed ION iN S M) hm i O N 4.N IN i M Oi^ 9-2 I SbMNT M NmU-i “ i i iMt Orkhal EXPERIENCED Pianist EAST HARTFORD Sunset Tlw: 22N 4SkTAMrd,he IN I hrttoi Hie*r Z\ IShM M as a condition of doing MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CLASSmEO 0 TNy Mh SN IN 7. MMti C«1i K«« $-2 i r i itftM 7-2 I fm ioM O Wa at BAB Oil Company have changed our C.O.D. policy to better aerve would like lo teach beginning Hills Breath taking view Wwte: 211 hU t in ThM; 32N tXWtki U l 2. lKh| ha IM , r i DactrafM business with the Town, as per 2rh«iNi 1-N’ 2. thriir Hotht A D v o m tim students Boltun area Cad from this Six room Cape. With WMl: lU W4 tllN QwMa: U2 pm S41N Xm: m i L Caiiihl Mthi IM itmim our old and new cualomert. You now have aevan daya to pay your bill and atill Federal Order 11246. TiiWU: 121 hU ll4Sn hdteU: lU pm SNN ThirO IMhah LRartNot 646-3602 finished ree room Aluminum SM pm SSlN 1. ri M IM ShOi pay the diacount price. All chargea after the aavan-day period will be lull price. Bid form s, plans and Dear Sirs: Iw k VII HI TrittcU; 1-24 pm SSM%20 PwtfcU: SM pm SlOiN 1. M e loMO IM M ... ImH* siding Carpeted Ihruughout I PepvhN 1-1 1. i i ' i Tm Im I With the ateady Increaae in oil prices we understand that people need a CARRIERS NEEDED 5 S T ., i4t I N in s-ii (C) TrilKta: M-2 pm SU7N IS n MM M lE ie t iN , 1. rsRcihah specifications are available at Please run the following ad for 4 dayt at the epecial laiw taxes No agents. 8&.S00 2 IJ't dri UN LN IN Tetittk im m Cent (C) i PtMT ChlMt M IS M c h M i IM I hm nth little time to pay for oil. With our now policy we hope to belter aerve our the General Services Office, To Dellvor The Manchestor Evening □ REAL ESTATE 528-6021. or 528-7251 4 iif Me*, lie. 2 hm Ghartt S.N S.N 4. he's M 1-1 iiTtiilw***’ , I Tklar Tray money-saving rate of *4.001 OnriSda N.N IN IN I I n OcMit 10-1 i Ma hchMt 41 Center Street, Manchester, Herald In East Hartford, In the following tim: mi lUlirOfrtiirT IN 2Tmlr»0 7.N IN i Fdm S-1 IWMOhNRie t-1 IMOtMUM : i Hefc's CeM cuetomere. M * : Ur UiM Xm: SS42 1 IjMt M m . h e 4.N 2. iri Sndm 3-1 iOMh.Hew M l U t t h S ^ Connecticut. MA.NCHESTER. Convenient- 212 pm UIN i hiytiea In 1 hey's Mvlha It hae been brought to our attention that some people doubt the quality of CHECK ENCLOSED CASH ENCLOSED a re as: Homes for Seta 23 MkU: W pM WM fU : 41iS i Ll'i ht( «a 4-1 2. U Iih I S-1 2. T h m h j I Iv located ■ Seven room Cape. TrifKU: l-r-4 S4IS.M NtftcU 712 pm S2IM lla h a l 3-1 LFrMFad our oil because of our low price. To those people — we understand your skep­ Town of Manchester, TritKtc 2 2-1 Om Ml 2U pm Nl.N i Sathi't Ma Excellent condition Built-in pm W in SewtKti: O-M-3 pm SI.I3LN 1 loeay ticism, but wish to assure you that we have the top grade oil and in order to Connecticut Martin Circle, Warren Dr., Whitney BOLTON - .New Listing' Six Robert B. Weiss, Room Ranch on lovely acre appliances Carpeting. Rec Thursday evening Saturday matinaa prove this we have a guarantee which states that if you can prove ur oil is not (1) (2) (3) (4) (S) Street, Cherry Street, Graham Road. room New drivew ^. General Manager setting Tliree bedrooms. 11 2 T«*m Cm m (C) xm s-ii (C) S-U (C) foMh TaM top quality, we will reward you with $1,000.00. So far, no one has rscelved the baths, (wo car garage 837.900 Aluminum siding Pool. $37.- I M M i i 4JI m m 4llu00mi iN 120 IN ' Ivt 21.N 31.N UN 1. R's IrtMM LUaiOIrt 9-2 1. Rridae IN 500 Call 643 -2881 S (Ml liwh IN IM S SkMU Um 4N IN i m UN IN I FVs ImO lyt iteM ii II I I Ipny-s M money. CALL 647-9946 Call Arthur or Suzanne Shorts, 4 Shi I hM J.4I I t^ m m Im |. he S.4I \X ThM IN I Nil hiii 646-3233 J Watson Beach Co . ; J I Sihs We will be more than happy to servo you with automatic delivery — 24 («) (7) (1) (9) (lOl Xm 4M3 Xm SMI Xm: SIN iCNeCm r i h fh e Rasty 2-2 i law's Ryor CIrculsilon .Manchester Office. 647-9139 m tmmL 4is pm s u n teMla; 2U pm SUIN Herald DepL Q U: HS SU.4I ilaOih IR dh'shW IM I Ml WNsh hour delivery and 24 hour export burner service. IritKU: t S 4 Md UN.R NHKta: 44S pm SNN Mtcta: U2 M SMIN i FidFWO MitetMhr Fagual Housing Opportunity 4-VI SS41N INsiiW Thdh« IM Please call today lor a credit application. We would like to add your name Sm« * S-II (D JrhdK pm TriheU: t-2-I M SMH-21 itefWRrwar lU M CM s 7. te l M . ______2. t Manc4iM4ar tOmtaUi IN IN IN Satk S-U (4) Toi* M l ID IFhcM L FrMwy Lrelal 14t i Ray to the growing list ol satisfled BA B Oil Co. customers. $23,500 200 FtXtT frontage 2. MM'S ItMf (11) (12) (12) (14) (IS) I Iih ae IN IN 1 m t rnmUm U N I N IN ShKalvt 34N UN iN I Im m Fort* nnh m r 4S T an S4 UnaietSiS ln li| Two bedroom Ranch 8-ROOM 1 Mw't hp. ll.M sm . tm 4n in I Mods iN IN I Urn 9 SacaN l.lMlMh 4^1 1. WhmH* ! Aluminum siding, baseboard T h tltlS « 2 hfitu h( IN 1 tied Mchof, le- IN IForhNaO Ihmimm IM I_____ lari M COLONIAL Xm SIN Vm : 3112 1. lastaen heat, garage Hutchins Agen­ le id i m m SUN I la^ lie 1 M’s Mhr ISMtthm S-t I RMyaa HH Never Knowingly Undenoldl Open 24 Hours Dally Four bedrooms, first TnlKU 2-41 Md sm 21 hihU: US pm S44N hm h: 3U e h SSIN i Ihcah Gttsy iteM H lR 3-1 i h h Hh cy. 646-3166 M k U: u s SltlN IRieMHnk (M) floor family room hi| »MUt: 2UMd S24N pm MedL 3W MO S2NN I hnaica We laMiNMi t-1 I lah's h e t • AUTOMATIC DELIYERY • 24 HR. NOTICE FOR DELIVERY ememoky (16) (1T) (16) (19) tnfKti I S-2 M S U IIN Trihda: 341 pm SSIIN iHidyYad HR sonncE Tht S-Ii (I) i SaRF« iSiUMihst M iU ltst TWO KA.MILY Elat • Four and laundry Private IU%1«a LW iN IN SmrtL S U (C) Dmdk S-U (I) MMtRn iwmsm IM 2. FrMOh h f p rooms each Excellent loca­ area adjoins water 2 CahN CMMi t n IN thm X M lm ION 2N iN ITMUiiHr IN iN 3N iShMiMM l MhlMI M LlddRaNH SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. 4 smm r«u. he IN S Ov heinw U40 IN 2 Se lirO UN IN She Ad over 20 ward* — Rogultr Price tion 30 Locust Street Priced shed property. Great Xm. m i IN 1 f m hphM 4N t. Srm 3-1 I. Tala TriM M M obil reduced' 646-2426 . 9 to 5 for kids Central air OmwIi W SUN r«t s» 2 rw ; Sill N U T 1 M 0 U I iTslidy IM I M hrta 41 conditioning. $51,900 M k u w pm sii-M M l u s pm SIOIN hhih: 2U pm SUN 1 LarO Rikher S-1 1 Mn IM h 1-1 NAME ... tnftcU i U ptd S44ill M fcu US pm s u m MocUiUlehSUN i Safi I iMdy 7 2 i MpM 9ms 3-1 B&B OIL CO. ooLBuuNaa NEW LISTING - Five room W A litN L TnheU. 412 pm SSStN $-11 (I) Tnhm l-M #aiO SNIN I ri Sh« it I Idhr iN lc4lirlM ZINOMOKITIMOSEMia ADDRESS ...... 'CltT...... Itala------Z I p M t . home Three bedrooms, all thMSlMrthe IN 3M IN TiNm tm u (I) TmM[ CwstiWMi Cavsa (T) i SC Immm hOIM i laOy hO 4-1 HUTMOMSTUUTION combination windows $ M l Ivt SN IN Ifnw M fm l ION 2N IN thehahh IN IN IN 2. HM 1-1 1 M MdM IM PHONE NO...... OASSnCATION...... Garage Cenlrally located HOWUND IIiriiliiMM IN IhhMi IN IN Ihhsalvh IN 120 i OM M 1^1 L hoy Irwt M P.0.10x1034 Winchiitif.Conn. 8 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 Immediate oeeupaiu-y Owner Am Nots B4S-ttUU Xtm SMI U fiO m tih IN 2 IdM s rM IN last ht r«ir laM h OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 2tlh., 1S77 US pm S27N Xm: 4IN r« r 42:12 S* 315 Canitf S i MMKhMtar wants quick sale. $34,900 Paul hrlK h 211 pm S4IN hMta 2U pm S22N teMh; lU m SUN Oadars Spedd SMm Phone 649-2947 J. Correnli Ageniv 643-5363 TniMtt 242 pm SNIN M kU 2U M S4NN sevheh i4 iY p m s ttu i M 1 *aj Ricthtli PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter. Conn.. Fri.. Feb. 25,1977 MANCHESTER EVEJtING HERALD. Mancfatster. Conn.. F ri, Ftb. 25. IV77 - PACE FWE-B

NEW HOMES Rudy DsTuedo gQ|| gyQ|ygg|Q|| Guorys CsrtwrtQht OEST BUYS BY OEmORE Jack Granger Jeannette Sumner nmiY Tmuuus $U,000-2Vk sere building lot, Rte. 6, Andover. Mr. Matthew. . $S4,900-Seveti room Cape, 106 Lenox St. Mr. Finnegan. DON’T MS Real Estate |S5,*0O-Six room Colonial, 232 E.M. Tpke. Mr. DeRocco . The buying or selling of a home is serious Editor |38.500-Nlne room Colonial, 140 Summitt St. Mr. METICULOUS Matthew. 6 room Ranch situated on acre lot in lovely business. Put yourself in the hands of PhNwood-Vamon Low 960’s woLverton neighborhood. Fireplaced living room, wall-to-wall 7 Room Ralaad Ranch, 1 hadrooms, 2IA hatha, $39,500-Three bedroom Cape, Rte. 44A, Coventry. carpet and more. Priced in mid J40's. professionals with over fifty years of combined llraplacad lamily room, tundaek off dM ng room wflh REAL ESTATE ^ Mr. Finnegan panoramic view ot Hartford County. 139.900-Six room Ranch. 307 Henry St. Mr. experience. - OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE - Matthew. $45,900-Two family, five garages, 73-75 Cottage Dear Mr. and Mra. “No Nama.” Evary Raal Eatata St. Mr. Lombardo. a168 MAIN STREET o . MANCHESTER. e n CONN 06040 c ■ MS-2113 y ,REALTORS M E M B E R M LS agant haa a Hat of cllanta who hava givan tham $48,500-Seven room Raised Ranch, ISO Swamp thair nama and phona numbar, ara loyal to tham Rd., Coventry. Mr. MatUiew. and SERIOUSLY want a homa. Tha agant knowa $48.90O-Newly listed Ansaldi Ranch, 192 WelU St. tha prica ranga, tha amount of tha mortgaga thay Mr. Matthew. can carry, whathar or not they hava a king-alza , $51,90O-English Tudor 8 room ColonUl, 20 Cobum bad. If a formal dining room la nacaaaary, ate. So, Rd. Mr. Matthew. ______& whan your IDEAL HOME bacomas avallabla, thay $SS,900-Nine room Forest Hills Railed Ranch, 27 IMMACULATE ara tha onaa callad. Mora oftan than not, tha CamMdoo S L, Manchester *M ,000. Lexington Dr, Mr. Lombardo 6 room Ranch with attached garage, three good-sized $55,000—Six room Colonial plus commercial proparty la llatad and aold, navar having baan 2-FamHy Duplax. KHehon with range, dlahwaahar, dla- bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet, fireplace. All for oijly $39 - building, 431-3 North Main St. Mr. advartiaad. No “For Sale” aign up, and you’ve posai; living room; 2 hadrooms; 1 baths on saeh sMs; Matthew. Bud navar had tha chance to tea It. Poor you, they got daap traad lot ^ Home market evaluation the houaa, you didn’t. If you ara tarloualy looking OTHER TWO FAMILIES AVAILABLE MANY MORE ‘^ZINSSER AGENCY for a home, let your agent know your ragulramanla. CALL IIS - WE WORK! •k Individualized attention They’ll find the home that (Ita your naeda. This full dormered Cape really must be 646-1511 MLS ^ Mortgage qualification ser- ^ MERRITT AGENCY 646-1180 Easy to own, this comfortable 6 room seen on the inside. Three generous WIIUAME.BELFI0RE AOENCY vice. k Equal Housing Opportunity. REALTORS 122 EAST CENTER ST. home with three bedrooms and formal bedrooms, 1V4 baths. Well cabineted Realtors 647-1413 dining room. Shaded yard and a two car kitchen includes stove. Living room wIQT k REMEMOER ★ “THERE IS NO SUDSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE” garage. fireplace. Built 1958. OPEN HOUSE $80,000 Manchester 8 Aroda Dr., South Windsor .r" Sunday 1-4 MAKE •Tft-...

H*r« "-.I proptrtiM. Oldtr farm houaa altuatad on a SPAClOUSirOLONIAL BeauIHully romedalad l-room homa wHh up la I This sparkling home will withstand the White Glove larga bualnaaa zona placa of land, with long 1977 On the corner of Welles and Taylor Looks like a single family but we’ll have frontago. Idaal for homo and bualnaaa com­ Street in Vernon sets this three bedroom badrooma, 2 luH balha,. a labulaua now kitohan wRh Treatment! See the countryside from your own First Offering to tell you, it’s a two family. Beautifully solid oak oablnata, aluminum ttaHng phw a 1-car gar­ bination. Ranch. Huge shrubbed and fenced in living room, enjoy formal dining and a family Bring the Acids, grandma or even your constructed throughout. Two car garage aga. Pricad at only $48,800. kitchen. Snuggle around the corner fireplace in the $44,900 ard, two car garage. Surprise ... Mid Eipd shaded yard. family room. Other features: New carpet, The Year mother-in-law to see this completely Fi’orties. appliances, city utilities, Vi acre lot, 3-4 bedrooms, redecorated 4-bedroom Colonial on 2 garages, aluminum and brick. lovely huge treed lot. Owners have com­ DIRECTIONS: Sullivan Ave. (Rt. 194), to Graham Rd. to I pletely painted and wallpapered the in­ Steep Rd., to Aroda. terior. Ready for your immediate oc­ cupancy. New electrical and heating\ IF ONE FLOOR LIVINB To Buy Your system. la your alyta, than look at Ihia ctaan RANCH wo hava |ual llatad. Thraa badrooma, huga oauniry kllehan, Asking *3 6 ,9 0 0 ** llrtplacad living room, roe room, ancloaad and haatad Jchards ^ ’hmnai porch, garaga and mara far only 841,800. Realtors 7 room, “Anaaldl Built Ranch”, on a larga Unique 3 family on a larga corner lot In ona of NEW HOME! ■ . .U- ' ■ kt IBLANCHARD & ROSSETTOl k3 ELLINGTON ROAD traad and privata lot. 2 firoplacaa, pluah Manchaatar’a moat valuahia araaa. Excallant FRECHETTE & MARTIN Realtors-MLS SOUTH WINDSOR, CONN. 528-c carpeting, king alzad maatar hadroom, full home and .olftca comhination or convert to all walk-up attic, huga racraatlon room with har, oHIcaa. LIharal secondary financing Irom 646-4144 189 West Centar St. 646-2482 1-car garaga, Martin School araa. ownsr. Invest in your own two family home on a Highland Park Area — Spic-n-span quiet, lightly traveled street. Much re­ Colonial with three bedrooms and formal cent renovation on owner’s side and ... an dining room. Family sized kitchen with Our commercial department has several parcels of land income of 6190.00 per month. pantry. One car garage. a o u m DEuaiiT We Have Mortgage available in Manchester for office buildings, retail stores, Money Available restaurants or small shopping centers. Land can be purchased, OPEN HOUSE leased or owner will “Build to suit.” Call Joe Gordon for details. SUNDAY 1-8 at The Moat NOW! is the time to buy your own home! 81 West Strtatp Hebron Attractive Rates Prices are stabie, mortgage money is avaiiabie and Bowara School DIalrIcl. 8bi room Capo, two hatha, for­ sniring is just around the corner!! Cali at 168 Main We Have Been Able mal dining room, thraa or four hadrooms, modem sat­ in kitchen with dlahwaahar. hill haaamant, city utlllUsa. Stireel To Offer In VERNON <39,900 Years . . . In a quiet convenient child-safe area rdon sits this attractive 6 room, 3 bedroom RANCH with attached gar­ 6 4 9 - 2 8 1 3 'Three minute walk to Blackledge, three age. Large lot gives good play and minute ride to Tallwood, Three bedroom SAVINGS BANK RERLTV garden area. Good living enhanced Raised Ranch, large kitchen, IVk baths, RINTAL INCOME by a 23x23’ heated family room and &• fabulous family room, large garden and OF NoHan your monthly Invastmant whila hulldlng aqulty^and anjoylng homa ownarship. 16x32’ in-ground pool. A one owner bam. 145,500. fmm^iata occupancy poaalhio on this wall maln- MANCHESTER lalnM, luily Muippao, inrsa year oio two family. Call home. w o Lve rto n for dstalls and appointmsnt. REAL ESTATE Phone 646-1700 D W n S H MEMBER F.D.I.C. PHILBRICK realty company TEDFORD REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER BOLTON ' h o u r s ; EAST HARTFORD ANDOVER REALTOR aGency168 WAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN 05040 • 949-2913 MFM BIH MLS MAS IW.42IHI Sundaya Cloaad Daily 6:30 - 6 p.m. I HLALTORS 11TZI.. 647-9914 SOUTH WINDSOR ASHFORD 105 Main Street. Manchester 364 MAIN STREET Sat. 9 a.m. ■ 6 p.m.

EAST HARTFORD $30’s. NEW TO MaRKET lllfl* HOHEOniC m - OK tHR WfflMNTY

<33300 Csntrally locatad 2 family. BARROWS

7 room Condominium avallabla lor WALLACE >30,000 Immadlata occupancy. C O U rA N V MANCHEGTEN PANKAOE Exceptional location la arttara you wlU Bod thka aavan Owner offers immediate oc­ Newly JIatad thraa bedroom Con­ room Ralaad Ranch. 3 badrooma, dining roam wNh >30,000 East Hartford *47,500 646-7833 alldar, 1 'H batha, doubla garaga, larga tail •31.900 cupancy in this beautifully redone Behind these trees sits a large 8-room Colonial, 4 dominium wHh carpeting and ap- NINE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICES pllancaa. Custom built seven room Raised Ranch. Plush wall- OFFICES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT Fully Mulppcd quality Townhouse Original owners have decorated this bedrooms, new aluminum siding, new roof, walk-up attic, GARRISON home. \Vz baths, fireplace, formal to-wall carpeting, large country kitchen, 2 ^ baths, Condominium with Tender-Lovlng-Care Applianced kitchen with dining city utilities, lovely residential area, x-large lot. Come Rural Setting Colonial only 3 yaara young on quiol alraol, S area and sliders to patio area Large living room, t bedrooms, m baths, dining room are some of the many Condominium wHh 3 badrooma bright family room with fireplace. Circular central air conditioning, partially completed rec room in basement. see for yourself. Delightful home on acre treed lot. 3 bedrooms, badrooma, llraplacad living room, formal dMng roam, Located in Glastonbury and only a short drive from East Hartford. fine features. family room and den, 2-car garage plus 18x24 mini >38,900 and flniahad rac room. driveway. Immediate occupancy. tal-ln kHchan with bullt-ina, vtaiyl aiding, city utUIttao. MANCNESTB AND VICINITY Call today for a personal inspec­ tarn. Fireplaced living room, 1V4 baths, 2-zone oil ************************** Professional Low 840‘a. I3 T|I9 9 Six room A/C Ranch Condominium, fully applianced. fireplaced baseboard heat. In the $40’s Larga 2 lamily Duplex wKh 4 bad­ to enhance the friendly feeling. South Windsor THINKING OF SELLING? Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! q lr .lM " Manchester, 4 bedroom flinch. 1st floor family room, 2 baths, tion. What la Iho valuo of your property? Call ua lor a >07,000 rooma pQ each alda. What Is your Propsity Worth? NEW HOMES fireplace. Wt art your award-winning RELO raal aatata t M 4 M — Spacious Colonial with 6 bedrooms, dining room, m baths. I fair markat valua. Our computar will aaarch Ita * We will inspect your property and * 55' Cualom Raiaod Ranchat on haavHy woodad M a .. car garage Duplax wHh 5 rooma on each aide, brokar backad by ovar IB yaara ot axparlanca cathadral eaiUngt, country kllchtn wHh buM-kia, S 141,909— Exc^ionatlv clean 3 bedroom Cape on private lot, I baths, memory banka and give ua up to date Information » suggest an asking price. (No obligation). * fireplace, patio, attached garage. Manchester T.J. Crockett, initit on houaaa In a given araa. Let our computar work >08,900 burn In 1972. Mid aarvlca to tranafarrad paopla and com- badrooma, 2 hiM batha, flnithad rac room, aluminum for you! * 'Ask us about our guarantee sales plan ^ panlaa. Ona call puta ua lo work markating your aiding, doiiMt garaga. * TODAY!!! f proparty hara and finding naw proparty for you *************************** WE HAVE OTHERS - CALL anywhara. 643-1577 ICeitk Csll ut todsf. D.F. REALE PASEK REALTORS • MLS f .IK Jailftvi. /’ri'Alf/cnl SENTRY DUBALDO-LESPERANCE 2 4 4 Main Street, RIVERSIDE The Barrowa & Wallace Company Realtors 568-7556 Real Ssiate 175 Main St. 646-4525 Real Estate Services 608 Burnside Avenue, E.H. MANCHESTER 646-0505 95 Burnside Ave., East Hartford HARTFORD [13 Manchester 649-1922 646-4126 2 8 9 - 7 4 7 5 646-7833 728-6615 REALTOR-MLS 289-4331 M AN CH ESTER EVEN IN G H ERALD , Mandwttcr, Conn.. Fri.. Feb. 3S, 1977— PA G E SEVEN-B PA G E SIX-B - MANCHESTER EVEN ING H ERALD , Manchester, Conn., F ri„ Feb. 25, 1977 Aportnenlo Far Real S3 Apertments For Rent S3 Apartments For Rent 13 Aportmonl* For HwM S3 X p w tiiiw il i For ftant 33 OHieoo-Sloroo h r Rom 55 Airtos For Solo 91 Auho For Soh $1 Hornet For Solo 23 Hornet For Sol* 23 Homo* For Solo 23 4S Aporlmonlo For Rout 53 Artleloo for Solo 41 Antlquo* NEW THREE Room apart­ ELUNGTON - TOWNHOUSE M A N C H E S T E R - F o u r A P P R O X I M A T E L Y 1500 i '* " ' ■ ' .. I ^ ment - Hamly to bus and shop­ namsjmr Square feel of office space in FOUR BEDROOMS - 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - Terrific for j j UNIFORMS W ANTED - Cub GARDENS of Strawberry rooms. Appliances. Quiet CarpaUag. faD baaamcfit. 14 UM National Weather Forecast WANTED Antioue furniture, LOOKING for anything in real ping. References and security the Manchester State Bank baths. Seven year old Kids! Lots of room. Near Scouts, Boy and G irl Scouts, Road. A new suburban one location. Adults. No pets. batki. appliancas, Haat. paUo. air glass, pewter, oil paintings, or estate rental - apartments, deposit required. $210 per LUGE MODEM Building. Formerly a printing Colonial. F ire p la ce front to Verplank School. Three Brownies, nurses. East bedroom apartment com­ $186, plus utillUes. 6 4 ^ 7 . coodittMer, no p tu . adalta K 5S other antique items. R. homes, multiple dwellii^s, no month. Philbrick Agency, shop. 'TJ. Crockett. Realtor, Bolton back living room. Formal Bedroom Ranch. Rec room. Catholic School. 649-1225. munity nestled in the country ONEKDROOM MarcH lit ocnpaacy. HERE!! fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Harrison, 6434709. Realtors, 646-4200. hills in historic Ellington. In FIVE ROOMS - Two 6491577. SPEGTACULMIUNCH dining room. Extra large lot Full basement. Priced to sell Associates, Inc. 646-1980. APMTMENTS CHMIXI usrauwee addition to it's unique, bathrooms. Electricty and g u Contemporary 8-room Asking $44,900. Keith Real at $39,900. Joe or Sue Krupa, PERSIAN RUGS - Oriential MANCHESTER ■ One Ma-TIXQ HUMMELS, CLOCKS, Dolls - refreshing archiectural design included. $250 montniy. A ie I square Estate. 646-4126. and 649-1922. 643-9152. Design. Various sizes. Prices EAST HARTFORD - Modem bedroom unit located in a $1l6 !• $176 per tUNZOO-SSL Ranch. Huge paneled fami­ Paintings, Trains, Early and beautiful landscaping, it months security. M9I946. office space. First floor, near almost half the market price! two bedroom Townhouse. small brick complee with taidudM: WaM lo waM oarpaL ly room, 2 baths, 2-car gar­ Toys, Statues, Furniture, features private entrances, Parkade, owner will listen. THREE FAMILY - For in­ MANCHESTER, West Side 643-8904. Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 country atmosphere. Heat, haaL Hat wataxi appBaRaaa> age, screened slate patio Jugs, Crocks, Almost private patio area with sliding FIVE ROOM Apartment - ROCKVILLE - Three Room Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. vestment minded family who Six Room Cape, plus rec Anything Old. 646-2690. baths, disposal, dishwasher, ‘ iplii Rart^ and Lawidiy AvaBable. overlooking Japanese gar­ = I V o n glass doors, wall-to-wall Heat and hot water, garage. Apartment. With heat, hot wants free rent and extra in­ room. Kitchen remodeled WOOD FOR Sale - $65 per cor- full basement with hook-ups. Lease, security.ity. Blanchard & SPORTY I *‘*'^***^ j water, stove refrlgerstor. den with a bubbling foun­ come. Owner, 649-1919. carpeting, range, 249-7213 Pearl Street. Available March O FFIC E - First floor. Con­ with appliances. New roof, d, split, fast delivery. Water­ $245. Call 528-1708 days. Rossetto, Healtors, 6492482. Carpet. $165. No pets. Parking tain, care wooded lot refrigerator, garbage dis­ 1st. Call 6496659. tains one large and two gutters, and storms. Keeney proofing hatchways, H0USM6 SERVICES COM . lo r one car. Adults only. School. $37,900. Emerson RealI I '0 * * * * if posal, master jtv antenna, smaller rooms. Reasonable Reduced to {84,900. MANCHESTER - Outstanding basements, foundation Wontod to Buy 49 ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- M A N C H E S T E R - One Equal Houeing OpportmPy Security deposit. Call 6497690. EsUte, 646-1716. traverse rods, laundry and UNUSUAL, Nice two rent, all facilities. Excellent NEW 6-4 Duplex. Built in 1963. Six cracks, fireplaces, ceramic room apartment. Stove, bedroom apartment. First WARREN E. ' storage facilities in basement, bedroom flat in stone house In location, newly decorated. room unit with fireplace, tile repair. (Jail 643-4953. WANTED - Presidential, refrigerator, references. No floor. Downt wn area. $145. air conditioning, total elec­ Bolton. Heat and appliances AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. 6491680, 6493549. available for immediate oc­ State and Local campaign pets. $165. 646-3166 , 228-3540. per month plus heat. Paul W. HOWLAND tric, no pets. Ranch and in clu d e d . $245 m o ntb lv. Five Room Rent. West side. Roollon 643-1108 cupancy. Nice residential Loft-Land For Solo 24 PAINT FACTO RY -160 Hart­ pins, buttons, posters, books, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. FOUR ROOM Apartment - Se­ $180 monthly Call 6492048. 5-SPEEDER. Duplex style v apartments Security required. Phone 64i9 OFFICES FOR RENT • area. Call Arthur or Suzanne ford Road, Manchester. and any other political items. cond floor. No pets. Security available. Rentals starting at 0685. Prime location. Heat, air con­ Shorts, 646-3233. J. Watson LAND - Tolland. 3 1/2 plus Phone 643-2151. Odd colors - Private collector in MANCHESTER - Occupancy MANCHESTER - Newer two deposit. Heat, hot water, I R H * * * U .'J mm $175. per month. For appoint­ FOUR ROOM Apartment • ditioned, ignitor. Pariting. As Beach Co., Manchester office, acres. Wooded. 200 foot fron­ Off specs - Batch ends, from Manchester. Call 649-7560. March 1st. Three Bearoom bedroom Duplex. Hq|f of two stove included. Call 6492111, ment call 8799876, Monday FIVE ROOM Apartment Fairfield Street, Manchester. low as $100 per month. Call 647-9139. Equal Housing Op­ tage. Surveyed. $9,900. Call $2.00 per gallon. Open Stock, Duplex in newer two family family. Waddell School area. after 5 p.m. thru Friday, 8 to 5. Completely redecorated. Two Two bedrooms. $190. Call 649 Max Grossman, 6495334. portunity. 646-3190. unwiAtmimoCAU* 1300 colors. Save w%l Public WANTED TO BUY - Tobacco home. Bowers School $265 per month. Paul W. 2871. COUNTRY CHARM - Drive a invited. Barns. Will remove, and pay District. Includes appliances, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. 31 GLENWOOD STREET - chillIdren acfaccepeted. No pets, few miles further, and enjoy C EN TRA L - Large four room $200 monthly.thiy. Security deposit MANCHESTER - 840 Main For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 26. Friday n ig h ti top price. Call 649-0822. and has wall to wall Duplex, two bedrooms. $230 . " (yde small town living. Beautiful I apartment. Second floor. required. Call 64r 646-4828, Street. 1500 feet with full Businets Proportf 26 SWIMMING POOLS - Large carpeting. Heat is not in­ SIX RO>OM Duplex - Available monthly. Security. No pets. six room Ranch. Double gar­ I will find rain along the North Pacific coast, changing to snow | Stove included. $175 monthly. between 4 and 6 p.m. basement. Adjacent to 100-car MinchMter pool distributor has luxury cluded. $258 per month. March 1st. No pets. Call 649 64994M, 647-9773. age. fireplace. Approximately Security. 6491189. Homes tor Root 54 free parking lot. Available m v F N T R V in ar.ro Poo I “PP®''f^ockims. Rain or showers will also 5 above ground pools in original Security deposit and 7194 or 278-8550, Extension acre treed lot. on a deadend CAREFREE references required. Two SECOND FLOOR - Four room soon. Call 58-3114. Far'^r^^^™h\hret^torv barn* ®"‘‘ cartons. Guaranteed, MUST 540. D U P L E X - 6-1-6. Central loca­ SINGLE FAMILY • Five street. VA ■ No Money Down. UVIN6 Ltler-tVM S in g Vower | * " ‘o ‘he Tennessee valley, except for possible! CLEAR WAREHOUSE for children accepted, no pets. COTTAGE STREET - Four tion. One child, no pets. Apartment. Heat and utilities Pasek Realtor. 289-7475. room, first floor apartment. included. Adults only. No pets. room Ranch. $225 j>er month, Everytbing a sports car has 7-room Con­ plant, anTother outbuildings, ®^'®®«here, mostly fairj new 1977 pools - $599 com­ □ RENTALS Call 647-9936, or 649-2003. SIX ROOMS - Garage, attic, S e c u rity . $225 m o nthly. . Appliances and heat not in­ $250 monthly. Security. 649 lus deposit. Can 742-6519, Om CE STAGE dominium. Three plus Three Lovely Homes. ■ ream er is forecast. Minimum readings include: (a p -l pletely erected. 31xl6-OD - cellar, pantry. Residential, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, COVENTRY NORTH - New cluded. $160 monthly. Securi­ 1189. etweem 7:30 and 6:15 a.m. except a sports car price. Offers invited. B/W Realty, RP™*™®!® maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlartta | 15x24 swim area, complete 6494200. E F O B R E N T Listing. Gorgeous Coloniai bedrooms. V/i baths, Rooms lor Rent 52 ELLINGTON - TIC TAC close to everything. Verplank ty. 6491189. rec room, carpeting, 647-1419. |43 (74), Boston 35 (55), Chicago 21 (37), Dallas 40 ( 59) ! with liner, ladder, pump, sun TOWER - Immediate oc­ area. $235. Security, lease, no VERNON/TOLLAND Line - Cape. Three giant bedrooms, 1 deck, fencing and stairs. VERNON - Three Room SPACIOUS Six Room Duplex. JllO iqgart t«tl, cinlgr ol| appliances, air con­ ------iD m n ve r 16 (39), Duluth 5 (20), Houston 51 (72), Jacksonsville I cupancy. A new one bedroom pets. Phone 64921%. Eight rooms. Four Bedroom ■Mucfeattr, tfr ccaWiUoatiw ud I 12 baths, rec room. Priced Financing arranged. Ab­ ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly MANCHESTER - Duplex. 5 Apartment, in modem four Near Hospital. Available IparkUii. Call I43«3t. I right. $39,900 Lessenger Co., ditioned, pool, ten­ BOLTON NOTCH - Visible |45 ( 85), Kansas City 29 ( 47), Los Angeles 45 ( 64) Miami 72 I rooms. Single $64.95, double Townhouse community within April 15. Security, lease, Executive Colonial. For Rent. solutely no obligation. Call toll MANCHESTER - Six Room 1/2 rooms, three bedrooms, 1 family. Convenient to shop­ No lease required. Singles Realtors. 646-8713. or 423-9291. nis, private end unit. highway location, across from _(82), New Orleans 55 ( 77), New York 40 (61). Phoenix 41 * $74.95 plus tax. Phone in walking distance of stores, reference, no pets. $235. DeCorm ier shopping center. Office, free 1-800-3824529, ask for Duplex. Centrally located. 1/2 baths, country kitchen, ping and 1-86. $165 monthly, in­ ■ (67), San Francisco 43 ( 59), Seattle 39 ( 50), St. U)uis 30 (52) I room. Call 646-2300. banks and churches. Features Utilities not included. Phone accepted. Available March $36,000. showroom, storage space Frank. Fenced in yard. Private base­ carpeting, appliances. $265 cludes heat, hot water, MANCHESTER • Victorian |Washington 42 ( 68). include private entrances, 647-1904. 1st. 875-8063, or 875-8679. Phone 1-223-4460. ment. Appliances included. monthly. Security required. appliances and parking. 647- Cape. Three bedrooms. WARREN E. LARGE COMFORTABLE balcony overlooking iathedral Wontod to RonI 57 MOTOR SALES, INC. SEASONED HARDWOOD - Call 6491559, Monday thru 1113, after 6:30 p.m. ceilinged living room, wall-to- No pets. Security and MANCHESTER - Eight room Tastefully remodeled in and Oak and Hickory. Cut, split Room - With b ^ window. For Thursday after p.m. TALCOTTVILLE Vernon - 285 RROAD ST.. MANCHESTER HOWLAND Rool Estate Wonted 26 wall carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, references required. $220 6 House. Appliances, 800. J.D. E X E C U T IV E AND His Fam i­ out. Convenient location. $36,- and delivered. ^ cord, $35 gentleman. (5n bus line, M AN CHESTER - Sub-lease. Five room apaia rtm e n t. RooRor* B4S-1106 range, refrigerator, garbage nthly. Real EsUte. 6491960. ly desire three to (our Open Tonight til 8:00 P.M. 900. Lessenger Co. Realtors half cord. Call after 2, 295- parking. Call 649-6526. One bedroom, with Renovated. $185. Seciurity. Oc- 646-8713, or 423-9291. A L L CASH for your property ( 203) 646-2500 disposal, panry unit, air con­ e43-03%, 569-1192. cupancy March 1st. Caft 742- bedroom house in within 24 hours. Avoid red 9232. appliances. Wall to wall VERNO N - Rent with option Manchester. Preferably CLEAN, LIGHT ditioning, master TV antenna, carpet. Heat and hot water In- 9784, or 644-0565. 643-4165____ tape, instant service. Hayes abundant closets, 24-hour ' BASEMENT - Finished pan­ to buy. Custom seven room Forest H ills area. 6492^6. SANSUI 5,000 A - Stereo com- Housekeeping Room - For cluaed. $1%. Available April Corporation. 646-0131, superintendent service, laun­ eling, two rooms, contains Colonial on nearly two acres. MANCHESTER - Bowers P^onents. Dual tu rntab le. working or retired lady. Call 1st. Call 643-4332 after 4 p.m. dry and storage facilities in ' ictric stove, refrigerator. MANCHESTER - Three SUble and corral. Call Arthur School. Four bedroom Dutch Pioneer 77 Speakers. 647-1193. SELLIN G your house? Call us basement, no pets. For ap­ Hot and cold water. Includes bedroom Duplex. Convenient or Suzanne Shorts. 6493233. J. KEITH Colonial. Excellent condition. first and we ll make you a Excellent condition. $600. or TV. $60 a week. 643-0851. MANCHESTER - Immediate location. Heat and utilities Watson Beach Co., pointment please call 875-9876, I We otter tlie Urgeft veriety of Fireplace, carpeting, double best offer. 643-0888, days. ATTRACTIVE Sleeping Room occupancy. Seven room extra. No pets. Security, $210' Manchester Office, 647-9139. Read The Bright One cash offer. T.J, Crockett, - Private entrance. Shower Monday through Friday 8 to 5. I eUractive apsrtmenti tnd □ AUTOMOTIVE m i ESTATE garage, $44,900. Hayes Cor­ Realtor, 643-1577. BRAND NEW Three townhouaea in Maocheater. Duplex, with garage. monthly. 6%-3285 after 3 p.m. Equal Housing Opportunity. poration, 646-0131. bath. Free Parking. Apply 195 Rental office open daily M, Convenient location. Married 30" G.E. Coppertone Electric M AN CHESTER - Six room Bedroom Duplex, nestled on 2 Available now. 172 E. Ciritor. 81. Range - Moving March 1st., Spruce Street, Manchester. \ weekenda, 11-3. couple, two children. No pets. ANDOVER. BOLTON, Duplex - Available March 1st, 1/2 wooded acres. In Hebron. Ollleos-Storos tor Ron! 55 Autos For Soh 61 BOLTON - Owner. Four COVENTRY. HEBRON i must sell! $100. 646-0370. Has full basement, provision Employment references. ROCKVILLE- Small four bedroom U&R Ranch. ROOM FOR RENT, Inquire $235 monthly, without heat. DAMITO Rent with or without option to -W9 Mak9 M A N C H E S T E R - We buy One months security. No pets. for wood burning stove, large room two bedroom apart­ ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 1970 OLDSMOBILE 98 - Four Wooded acre lot, convenient TAG SALE - Saturday, 211 C e n te r S t r e e t, living room, country kitchen, buy. $230 monthly, plus ment. Stove, and refrigerator. fice. Ground level, central door Hardtop. Excellent con­ HOUSE CALLS" homes All cash for your Manchester. Good location. Close to nTERPigSES to highway, redwood deck, in- property. Call Lessenger Co, February 26th,, 9:00 to 3:00 with stove and dishwasher, 1. utilities and security. 79 Recently redecorated. location, professional dition. $1200. All powered. .! i i ground pool. Principals only. schools and shopping. M9-5702 848-1021 Summer Street, phone 649 Realtors, 646-8713, or 423-9291. p.m. Moving. Tables, chairs, or 649-8137. 1/2 baths, and is convenient to Utilities extra. Security. $130 building, parking and utilities. Call 6493109. 640-4126 Call 643-4331. TV. 91 St. John Street, Apartments For Rent 53 Route 2. Call 228-0374. ' 2265. monthly. Phone 6491914. Call 649865. j AIRW AY Travel Agency, Inc. Manchester. . WE PPAY A Y $15 for complete 648-1922 . IM M ED IATE Cash for your WE HAVE customers waiting FOUR ROOM apartment, 426 property. Let us explain our junk cars. Call Joey Tolland FIREWOOD For Sale - Green for the rental of your apart­ Broad Street, no appliances, Autos For Solo 61 Autos For Solo SI Autos For Solo 81 Autos For Soh • t Auto Body, 528-1990. Coventry fair proposal. Call Mr, I 457 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER, CT. | ment or home. J.D. Real $140, security deposit, ** Autos For Soh Belfjore, 647-1413. Oak, $40 full cord, delivery 1^ 06040 I extra. Call George at 429-8729, Estate Associates, Inc. 646- m arried couple, no pets, COVENTRY - Five Room CIRCA 1980. phone 643-4751. Ranch. Three bedrooms. Full M A Y WE B U Y your home? basement, garage, non-thru 1810 Quick, fair, all cash and no G. F O X R E C L IN E R and drive. Only $27,500. Lessenger problems. Call Warren E. living room chair. Toro green Brand Now JO A GREAl Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Restored three-bedroom mower, and one 50 gallon Co.. Realtors. 646-8713, or 423- Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Household Goods 40 Household Goods 9291. Cape on 5 wooded acres, 40 sprayer spiker on wheels. 643- beautifully landscaped 1B7e TDYDTA PICKUP oriental garden with Household Goods 40 REFRIGERATORS 36” KEN M O R E GAS and gas ROCKLEDGE AREA - stove. Clean, excellent condi­ BOY! covered patio Washers, ranges, used, WE B U Y and sell furniture. Redecorated and immaculate CARPETING: Never laid. guaranteed and clean? New tion. Must see to appreciate. Longbed (stock he-ssb) overlooking flowing Cash on the line. One piece or ^ 5 9 6 * front to back Split, featuring a Make an offer. 647-1214, or From $180,000 home! Newest shipment damaged, G E and an entire houseful. M6-6432. NOW HERE!! new designer kitchen, living stream, extra building 649-7219. nylon, short shag. Beautiful. Frigidaire. Low prices. B. D. Furniture Barn, 345 Main room with fireplace, three lot. Truly an outstanding Sealed in waterproof, factory Pearl and Son, 649 Main AndtM sm ofrtti bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, large offering. Street, beside Douglas container. Will do three Street, 643-2171. FOR SALE Air conditioner - Motors. family room, exceptional WARREN E. rooms, wall-to-wall. We 18,000 BTU. Perfect for office, kEmiwsiiii asH ckcrprim quality carpet throughout, 2- or store. $200. 5,000 BTU $115. bought too much. Sacrifice - USED REFRIGERATORS - SWIMMING POOLS - Large car garage. $53,900. P rin­ Both hardly used. Call 646- HOWLAND $199. (New padding for three Newer styles, reconditioned, pool distributor has luxury on the sWJ ie r price. cipals only. 646-6823 after 6 6143. 7 51 RICE CU8SIC'' Realtors 643-1106 rooms - $18.) Private 1-349- cleaned, and guaranteed. Will above ground pools in original p.m. weekdays. 8444. sell reasonable. 646-7378, 4-Door, V-8, automatic, PS, PB, air, vinyl rool, cartons. Guaranteed. Must beautllul car, low mllaa. E L E C T R I C S T O V E & clear warehouse for new 1977 Refrigerator in excellent run­ Pools - $599. completely ning condition. $100 for both. erected. 31x16 OD, 15x24 swim 8 1 0 • 4 1 9 8 Call 643-7849, after 5, or 644- area, complete with liner, t. f -* 4 - 2511, Ext. 15, during the day. Heavy duty suspension, 4-speed transmission, I 76 BUICK CENRUn ladder, piimp, sundeck, fen­ Cuatom 4 Door Sedan, V-8, cing and stairs. Financing bench seat, plus all standard Toyota equip­ TAG SALE - Satlirday, automatic, PS, PB, air conditioning 8 sV .-ir- -- arranged. A b so lu te ly no THE FIRST 240-Z ment. February 26th., from 10 to 4. •/ obligation. Call toll free 1-800- moral 47 Princeton Street. Double 382-4529. Ask or Frank. dresser, desk with chair, POWERED SEMN. t u W M lUfMlW raMtt /.r < •4 3 9 B refrigerator, air conditioner, THREE YEAR OLD 7 HP •C tm frU o iu / s i S t r picnic table, etc. 649-2087. parmU, tmn. $tm mnAUtJuunt M l Ii k IiU m L Aierns Snow Blower. $300. END of MODEL 70 FORD DRANADA s ' " ’ J S' Call after 5 p.m., 649-7979. 2-Door. 6 cyl., automatic. PS, PB, alaraol .M CLEARANCE radio, 7,000 mllaa. PRICE *3747 Sorvfcot ONorwd 31 Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building-Contracting 33 □ MISC. FOR SALE Building Supplies 42 • 3 8 9 5 75 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO F IR E P LA C E WOOD - $65. per LANDON CONTRACTORS- BRICK - BLOCK, stone. NATURAL STONE for cord. Waterproofing TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Articles lor Sale 2-Door Landau Coupe. Abaolutaly Our highly qualified crews fireplaces, concrete, chimney Carpentry and general con­ 41 retaining walls, veneers, hatchways, foundation will courteously custom fit LOADEDI Mint Car. repairs. No job too small. tracting. Residential and patios, etc. Pick up by the cracks, sump pumps, SONY COLOR 15” TV - Seven your home, as wbuld a tailor Save. Call 644-8356 for es­ commercial. Whether it be a pound or delivery by the ton. fireplaces, ceramic tile custom fit a suit. Let us timates. months old. Excellent condi­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, repairs, stone walls, patios, small repair job, a custom •4 7 9 B custom fit your home to suit built home or anything in tion. Model KV1510. Very firm 649-3163. steps. Expert. 643-4953, 653- you. For information or ap­ ELECTRICIAN - All types of price of $279. Call after 6:00 7B BUICK LE SABRE 2914. between, call 646-1379. 1977 PONTIAC pointment call 228-0649. wiring, electrical improve­ p.m., 649-7850. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 2-Door Cuatom Coupe, loaded, 28,000, ment, and repair work. F R E E DeCorm ier mllaa. CARPENTRY - Repairs, ASTRE SOLOIST AVAILABLE - For CUSTOM D R APER IES made A LU M IN U M sheets used as estimates.s. Call 646-5253. remodeling, additions, gar­ DOG-CAT BOARDING weddings. Experienced and to specifications. Free es­ printing plates, .007 thick, 2-Door Coupo ages, roofing. Call David bathing/grooming. Complete reasonable. Call Bonnie Starr timates and measurement. 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for modern facilities. Canine MOTOR SALES, INC. •4B 9B MASONARY - Fireplace Patria 644-17%. Lukas, at 646-4889. Call anytime before 9 p.m. repairing and remodeling. All $1. Phone 643-2711. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 70 BUICK CENTURY 649-4266. types of stone work. Free es­ Road, Manchester. 646-5971. MASONRY - Brick, block, FOR ALL your Dry Wall Open Tonight til 8:00 2-Door Cuatom Coupe. V-8, automatic, PS, timates. After 5, 643-1870, or needs - Drobiak Dry Wall PB, air, vinyl roof, low mileage. concrete, chimneys, and GENERAL REMODELING 644-2975. Company, 575 Center Street, fireplaces. New or repair and painting, stucco, other Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 643-4165 Manchester. Call 64fr8882. work. Call 528-4596, after 5 textured finishes. Sheet rock -151 CIO, 2 bbl, 4 cylinder, “Iron Duke" engine. All * 3 9 9 5 p.m. work. Free estimates. LINRI Construction Co. - Tom vinyl Interior, bucket seats, eutomatlc transmis­ References. Reasonable 170 OPEL Painting-Papering 32 Corbitt. Building, Remolding, 1977TOYDTA sion. Stock #70-23 OFFICE, BUSINESS or Prices. 646-4346. $0729 2-Door, automatic, factory air and morel Additions, Garages, Kitchens, Property need cleaning? We PAIN TIN G - interior and g per menth! do all types maintenance, in­ Roofing, Siding, Recreation Better Idea LIMITED EDITION BUYS LIST PRICE...... $3881 FORMICA TOPS - Cabinets COROlU exterior, paperhanging, Rooms, 646-5355. MW door and out. Complete floor and doors made to order. Top excellent work. References. LYNCH MOTORS DISCOUNT...... 382 . care, windows, and lawn care. quality work reasonable Free estimates. Fully in­ NEWTON SMITH 1200 cc englnt, 4-opood trantmiMlon, buckol oMtt. power Low rates, excellent work. prices. References. 646-4346. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- WB’ve got ’em at front disc brakoo, MePhoraon atrut front auapanalon, ttylo LESS $200 FACTORY REBATE ...... 200 Own equipment. References Remodeling, Repairing. Rec stool whools, tranalstorlzad Ignition. Model 1401. 49 mllM 4431. rooms. No job too small. 649- per gal.-hlghway (EPA) 36 milea per gaL-City (EPA). available. Call 643-2662, or 646- VIN YL R EPA IR ■ We can fix 7760. 3144. solas, chairs, cars etc. No PAPER HANGING Expert. need for expensive 6 4 M 5 7 1 Your average paper, in CARPENTRY, Custom *887.29 par montti for 38 monihe. Total price 83,- WATERPROOFING, recovering. 568-5878. average room , $30. M r, SALE Hatchw^s, Foundations - Houses - Addditions, garages, DILLON FORD 134.86 Including lax A registration. Down pay­ Richman, 646-3864. roofing and siding, kitchens, ment 8834.88, amount flnancod 82,600, flnaneo Cracks, Sump Pumps. Gravi­ REW EAVIN G burns, holes. PRICE bathrooms, and repair work of charge 8542.44, detorred payment price $1,877, ty feeds, fireplaces, ceramic Zippers, umbrellas repaired. PAINTING, Paper hanging. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis annual p e rc e n t^ rata 12.78%. tile repairs, stonewalls, Window shades, Venetian *3299 Carpentry work. Call 643-4453, for estimate, 643-6712. patios, walks, steps. Expert 30 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. or 643-0367. 74 TNUNDERBIRD TRANSPORTATION years. 643-4953. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- glQUALITY PAINTING and CARPENTRY & Masonry - I A loaded car. one owner, SPECIAL 5221. Paper Hanging by Willis only 27,000 miles. C iM TR^IE Service - Free es- Additions and remodeling. 69 BUICK LeSABRE Schultz. Fully insured, Free estimates. Call Anthony I Must Seal timates, discount senior PLUMBING & HEATING - 4-Ooor Hardtop. V-8. references. 649-4343 Squillacote, 649-0811. citizens. Company Licensed. Fast service. M is m t im automatic, PS. PB, power Manchester owned and Reasonable rates. Call Ron, A. Sc W. PAINTING - Very windows, air. only 42,0001 operated. Call 646-1327. 643-6567. reasonable. Free Estimates. 71 FORD aUUIADA SAVE 74 BUICK REDAL •43DS miles. Call Wayne, 649-76%. 2 Door S«)sn. 6 cyl., •utomitic truw.. ill vinyl InM or. 73 MAZDA SAVE 2 Door, automatic. PS. PB. 00-40 aeet. AM/FM stereo, air 73 LINCOLN RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 Ul ITIQII ridlo. wMiawUli, dUuM wtiMl covwt, bodytld. moldins. 4-Ooor Sedan, low mlleege. sharp condition. conditioning, rally wheels I Continental Mark IV Wiort mirror., 14,300 mllM. Loaded! Excellent condl- * 1 6 « B INTERIOR PAINTING and BIDWELL Home Improve­ Uinltad Edition INCOME wallpapering. Quality ment Co. Expert installation Oranada 4-Door Sedan I lion. Muat Seal professional work at of aluminum siding, gutters 73 PDirriAC DRAND PRIX SAVE 74 DDDDE SPDRTSMAN WABON 74 TDYDTA CDRDUA •21DS reasonable prices, ^ lly in­ and trims. Roofing installa­ 2-Door tnd 4-Ooor Sodini that look Ilka cara AT, PS. PB, AM/FM radio, bucket aeata, air conditioning, a cyl.. sulo., as. vw y good oondWonl 2 Door Sedan. 1200 cc eriglne. radial Urea. AM radio. 4 | 79 PONTIAC TAX sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ coating many timaa mora. Now with apaclal dark blue, blue vinyl roof, low mlleege. speed tranamlaaion, bucket seeta. *saiB Catalina 4-Door. V-S. tion and repairs. 649-64%, 875- ting, 643-9321. 9109. faaturaa at aala pricaa. Baaa Packaga In- Or...all of the above, PLUS: Flight Bench Seat automatic. PS, PB. air, cludaa; Dual Booyalda and Dacklld Paint • Digital Clock •Automatic Parking Brake 72 m m Stripaa aRockar Panel Moldinga • Deluxe Relaaae • $266 auggaated retail value at only 74 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO I Skylark 2-Door Coupe. V- vinyl rool. low miles, SERVICE QUALITY SIGN Painting - HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Wheel Cbvara • White Sidewall TIrea «A $177. SAVE 2-Door Hirdloi). V-S. wlomoUc, PS, PS, olr. 343XXI mUoo. 8, automatic. PS, PB. excellent condition. Both interior and exterior. $109 auggaated retail value at only $77. 74 MAZDA RX3 7S FORD GRANADA *301 roofing, stormwindows, aw­ FORD Auto., bucket aeata, radio, tach., air, radial Urfa, rally 4 Door Sedan, amaS V-0. PS. PB, AM/FM stereo with $• bucket seats, sunroof. Store front signs refurbished nings. Quality workmanship, wheels. d lK brakes, aport atrtpea. track, ak conditioning. 11.$00 milea. I excellent condition. d i r e c t o r y for spring. Call Joseph Patria, free estimates. Fully insured. When America needs a •979B at 528-2340. 872-9187, 6493417. A better Idea. 73 PONTIAC CATAUNA *4VE Ford p u ts it o n w h e e ls . 74 TDYDTA CDIIDLLA SRB SAVE 4-Door HT. Auto.. PS, PB. Or. rodltl llroo. good condNtonI 72 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER *a««s 2 Door HT. 5 speed, tachometer. AM/FM radio, bucket INCOME TAX Preparation ■ SPECIALIZING cleaning and 4-wf>eel drtve. 3 speed, 0 oyl.. mud A enow tirea. rear seats. 7sram sKcixi Check all the apaclally priced, apaclal- aeata, radial tirea, rally wheela. air. Lett than 29,000 mUea. 2 heetara, good conditloni TSSUmUSSBIlE 2-Ooor Coups. V-8, Experienced, personal ser­ Bulldlng-ContracUng 33 repairing chimneys, roofs, Hurry in while tho salt is onl 74 PONTIAC U MANS MVE vice at your home - Dan I new roofs. Free estimates. 30 I 2-Door Cuatom Special automatic. PS. PB. air. INCOME TAX ly equipped Limited Edition Forda: QuantItiM art llmittd m 2 Door. V-S. outo., P8. vinyl rool. 32.000 mSoo. V-8. automatic. PS. PB. vinyl rool. 21.0(X) miles. Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263 M «atM« L ImMt WES ROBBINS carpentry Years Experience. Howley, 72 OPEL RT SAVE iMpft Ttx PrwpwraNwt remodeling specialist. Au­ 643-5361. Muatang ll’a eMaverIcka ePIntoa 73 OLDS DMEBA SAVE air, one owner. 2-Ooor Sedan, 0 cyl.. AM radio, vinyl interior, carpeting, very 2-Door Coupe, low mileage, excellent condition. one*of*e> onic«; ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 73 PONTIAC GRAND LEMANt kindl 353C«nlMr St., Manchester • Ford Explorer PIckupal low mileage. *37«S built-ins, bathrooms, *****••••••••••••••••••••• DILLON ^ 4-Door, outomotlc. P8, Pe, Ur. 43,000 mll04. • a s w 7 2 8 ^ 7 1 kitchens, 649-3446. Heoting-Plumbing 38 Prlc« doM not Inelud* taxM, tHI«, cMIvtry 319 Msin StrMt 46 ■ ^ m INCOME TAX WMl praparaUon. Manchittw, Ct 0 4 9 * 2 1 4 9 Prepared. $5. Short BRUCE CELICO 71 TOYOTA CORONA 74 MERCURY COMET $4VE 73 FORD F-100 PICKUP *2995 Form; $10. Long Form SEWERLINES, sink lines, 2-Ooor Hardtop. 4 cylinder. 4 apeed. bucket eeett. Choice of Styleaide. 20.500 milea. 3 apeed alandwd. eaceRewt condi­ Specializing in Hardwood cleaned with electric cutters, 2-Door Sodan. S eyi., outoniollc. PS. 22,000 rtuioo. CHARTER two. tion. Coll Mr. Frank Floors, and all kinds of pan­ by professionals. McKinney Lloyd E. Roy eling. Call 646-2139, after 6:00 Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ «43-4M 34 p.m. pany, 643-5m. OAK BUICK TAX 'XiMMc9crt*t Kpdtsf OMi Bo4rt LEON CIESZYNSKl builder - NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Toyots-Pontlac new homes custom built, NOTE: DILLON FORD In conjunction with the Ford Motor 81 w m ST„ MMOESm CONSULTANT repairs, plugged drains, 349 Centor ttreet ALLAN T. KEELER'S Ux 1 Haynoe Street remodeled, additions, rec kitchen faucets replaced, Company announooa haae price ROLL BACKS on 1977 GRANAOAS. (open 6«6s) 84MS7I service. Tax returns done in Mancheeter rooms, garages, kitchens repaired. Rec rooms, IxM S3 Off I N A Puute IS Moat to Aqmuy remodeled, bath tile, cement MAVERICKS. PINTOS « MUSTANGS! HUhRYI SAVE! 646-4311 eee Mock bom Coldor'o. Juat m bwle is? of your home. Call 643^723 bathroom remodeling, heat LYNCH MOTORS, INC. bom Downtown HorMord. 671-1781 for appointment. work. Steps, dormers. modernization, etc. Free Residential or commercial. Estimate gladly given. M & M Call 649-4291. Plumbing & Heating. 6492871 PAGE E IG H T -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 25, 1977

ACROSS 6 Over Answer to Previous Putria FMNR AND [RNiST , 7 Seduce MANCHESTER ^ ENING HERALD. M«nchwter, Cmiii Fri., Feb. $5. 1W7 - PAGE NINE-B Auto* For Sal* 61 A u te a For 1 61 Auto* For Sal* 61 Auto* For Sal* 61 1 1 Through S Hairy man • N 0 a 1 0 ASK ABOUT OUR 4 Soft-spoken 9 Environment 1 a 0 M a F E T E a Ch«rl»* M. Schultz FRANK R ERNIE'S A 0 Energy agency (abbr.) T 0 D T c 0 H E w A y t/2 PRICE SPECIAL! k t t h e h a l f N 0 a A a M E M aganqr (abbr.) 10 Automotive 0 T V A N A ■ 0 a L A M FOREIAN lANAVAAE D e a r A b b y 10 Valisa society (abbr.) PRICE RATE ME f 0 H T V 0 u n E 13 Sulk 11 Skeleton part L 1 T 1 n U t E L T I 7 A M i i i t n w 14 City official 12 Graduate of S«H00| 1 0 I T 1 0 N D A V 1 T t e a c h y o u T b 15 Football By Abigail Van Buren Annspolts H f n D M E n E ALLRI6HT,VOO conftranca 1 (abbr.) T 5 w N 1 E c E N E T 1 9 7 7 V 5 16 Sty 1 :J l 5 p e a k O M L Y 16 Common (aval f c H D I M A ASKED FOR IT! 17 Work of art 0 1 t 19 Drass sytla N c A N 1 P F 7 D IB Doctors' t N IW t h e P R f iiE H T 21 Boils A L 1 I T a E A T • group » 22 E K sp a N 1 t D n A T French • Gernrii td ia n DEAR ABBY: I am a 29-year-old woman who is being 20 Laathar I TEN^E, MAiCULIME married soon for Ihe first time. My fiance is 38. and this wifi working tools 23 Narrativa 40 Which (Fr.) 48 Scriptural will be his second marriage. His first lasted four years and 23 Tht bull (2 poam 42 Taunt canticle 24 Emit coherent ended in dworce before I knew him. (No childi^en.) He never wds.,Span.) 44 Curly latter 50 Hotels STOCK #1106 EQUIPPED WITH: Equipped wHh thia 26 Lass difficult light 350 V-6 Turbohydramatic Iransmitslon. powar staaring, mentions his ex-wife’s name, and has never told me what 45 Scoring point 51 Pod vagatablt C u tliM 124 Option Package: 30 Profasiional 25 Lincoln Center WINTHSOP power disc brskes. lintad windows. FR-78x15 staal went wrong with their marriage. 53 Depression * DUAL CHROME SPORT MIRRORS Cutlass 124 31 Coconut traa offering 46 High (Lat) baited radial whitewall tires. AM radio and CUTLASS His ex-wife lives in this city, and it would be very easy * MODIFIED ROOF UNDAU TOP 33 Snow runner 27 Biblical 35 Household initials 124 PACKAGE. for me to contact her. A friend of mine has suggested that JU ST THINK... e a / e . U$t S55I8.55 * SALON STEERING WHEEL 34 Same (prafix) nationality animal 54 Wastam- * SUPER STOCK WHEELS SPECIAL EDITION cw im r Kicto I cal) her, invite her to lunch and find out what went wrong 35 Anim ari coat 28 Squatted out 36 Boil contents hamisphara * SPECIAL GRILLE DESIGN witn ineir marriage. MIckay Finn — Morris W d M (5 0 INg-TCi KA veA SALE 2 DOOR COUPE 36 Stcondary 29 Tears 38 Hymn of organitation DKIVERte LICENSE. I am curious lo know what his "ex" has to say, but on the school 32 Basaballar Ka­ thanksgiving (abbr.) PRICE •5381 37 Foot^ll other hand, I’m afraid of what I might hear. lina (2 wds.) 55 Conger plsyar Is ignorance really bliss. Abby? D'lMk THINK WE V S A H l 39 Groups 1 2 3 4 6 • 7 1 Bmnd New (Stock 05049) BLISSFULLY IGNORANT SHOiitP TCtt POP iXL a o 41 Stata (Fr.) THAT THE •MEAT* FIND 43 Employ 1 10 11 12 tS LO O K IN * H IM t DEAR IG: Nobody said, “Ignorance is bliss"; the quote 44 Mild axplativa F O R H I M ? 13 14 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Is: “IF ignorance Is bliss, ‘Lis folly to be wise." 47 H a ^ If there is anything you want to know, ask your fiance. affliction IS le .U • One woman's leftovers is another woman’s banquet Skip 49 Edge 2-29 8 oylindw, 3-tpMd floor •hilt radial Uraa, buckat the lunch. 52 Elactromagnat 11 II 20 21 22 PKfc 55 One (Gar.) •••la, nautllaa bhn. 23 24 C 3 ( 3 d i^lALU * 4 5 3 4 0 0 56 Soak 26 26 27 26 29 thoroughly OUR PRICE 30 31 32 33 DEAR ABBY; My son and his family live near me, and for 57 Lab burner the last eight months I have seen a male friend of theirs 58 Eastern 34 36 31 Auto* for Stlt gt Auto* For Stio 61 Auto* For Sal* 61 Auto* For Sal* 61 stop in for coffee every morning while my son is at work. priests My daughter-in-law and I have a close relationship, so I 59 French article 37 31 39 40 1968 FORD LTD - Station 1973 FORD GRAN Torino - THUNDERBIRD 1969 Hard­ 1970 CHRYSLER Station ON ALL ASTRES and SUNBIRDS told her that I thought it looked bad for the neighbors to 41 42 Wagon. Automatic, air con­ Four door. V-8. Automatic. top - Full power options, plus Wagon - Power steering, see this fellow’s car parked in front of her house every DOWN 43 ditioning, power brakes, Power steering Mwer brakes. air conditioning. Saturday power brakes, power win­ morning-even thougn I was sure he was only a good 44 4$ 46 47 41 49 60 61 steering. Radio, with tape Low mileage. Excellent con­ Special At $995. Compare. dows. Air conditioning, new THROUGH FEB. 28, 1977! friend. 1 Instructor,for Priscllla'a Pop — Al Varmoor dition. Landau roof. Call 643- <200 REBATE short S2 63 64 65 deck, etc. Very good condi­ Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland tires and exhaust. $950. 643- That was three months ago, and his car is still parked in tion. $500. 649:8165. 6365, 649-2540. 0068. 2 Training Turnpike, Manchester, 649- front of their house every morning. se WHIPLASH .O 3 Dump dweller 87 ISTHATCDMFORTABUE, WELL, I TILTEP THE -ANP I ENPEP 2 2076. Many Should I tell her that I will not be available to babysit .. 4 Comedian T MR MUTCH ELL? f - CHAIR A LITTLE TOO UP BEING SUEP.' 1976 TRIUMPH TR 7 - PLYMOUTH 1968- Fury II. COUGAR 1970 Hardtop - anymore unless this practice is stopped? SI 69 Original cost $7,000, asking Four doqr Sedan. Small eight FIAT 1971 - 850 Sport Coupe. Automatic transmission, Styles A Colors 1977 CADILLACS Caesar —, FAST ONCE- OLDSMDBlllI NAMELESS, PLEASE 5 Indian $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ cylinder, automatic transmis­ Four speed, radio, as is power steering, air con­ (MWS^AnN INTINMiSC ASSN I ^^■ |~(SURE'W W Y' ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone sion, power steering. Good ditioning. Super Buy At $1495. to Choose From! [ S41 OfUAOlosiT^ Special, $495. Look this one FOR DEAR NAM ELESS: You’ve already told her that you 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, reliable transportation. over, won't last. Super Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland Immediate thought it looked had lor the neighhora, and it didn't aeem 643-0888. Special Saturday Sale Price Bargain! Suburban Motors, 50 Turnpike, Manchester, 649- PONTIAC IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! to faze her, so I douht that threats to quit hahyaitting tor $395. Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike, 2076. Delivery! Win at Bridge VOLKSWAGEN BUS - Tolland Tpke., Manchester, Manchester, 649-2076. her would produce resulU. Even if your danghter-in-Uw la Excellent condition. $375. Cail 649-2076. CHEVROLET 1969 Impala - innocent of any wrongdoing, for her own sake, she'd be wise to avoid the appearance of evil. Against a diamond lead any 843-0068. MUSTANG 1968 Hardtop - Two Door Hardtop. Compare Our Used Cars — Greet Values! NORTH South might well have gone 1972 BUICK Le Sabre Custom Red, with black vinyl roof. Mahogany, with white vinyl 75 OLDS SS495 AAQS down, but the heart lead and 5 - Automatic, air conditioning, 1968 JE E P - CJ5A. Excellent Eight cylinder, automatic roof. Eight cylinder, 74 FORD VAN S389S « AK J6 the actual distribution gave power steering/disc brakes, automatic transmission. Luiury •• 4-Door Stdan. Loadtd wllh aoulp- running condition. Call after transmission, power steering. ment. Low Mileage. E-SOO. 9, autematle, powar ataarlng, 74 CUTLASS SUPREMEJM$!r$3595 DEAR ABBY: Please.say something in your column to OKQ06 South the hand on a silver am/fm, tinted windows, Runs excellent. Special Satur­ Power steering, white walls. V-i, autofnaUc, powar otaaring, powar brakaa, 5:30, 6^494. ouatomliad Interior, wHh rafrigarator. Low discourage the practice of paying children for getting good * 8 6 platter. He should have chrome wheels, new brakes, day Price $795. Hurry on this Beautiful running auto. $995. 72 COUPE deVIUE $3189 air. Landau top, M ag whaala, bucket aaata, All Cadillac equipment including air con- grades in school. started by refusing the heart shocks. Four Michelins. one! Suburban Motors, 50 Suburban Motors, 50 Tolland crulaa control, low mUoago, conaola, radial WEST EAST NEED CAR? Credit bad? dlHonlng, radial tires, Low Mileage. Hraa. Our daughter is in the seventh grade. She's always been finesse. West would never Excellent. 646-2110. Tolland Turnpike, Turnpike, Manchester, 649- * 9 4 *J1086 Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawrtnea Bankrupt? Rdpossessed? Manchester, 649-2076. 2076. 71 FORD WAGON S 1S99 a good student, but because her girlfriend is being paid $10 lead from a queen against that Honest Douglas accepts for every A and $5 for every "B " on her report card she « S 2 VQ543 1967 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury LTD. V-S, •ulonwtic, powtr •l••rlM, powar ★ USEDllr 73F0RDWAS0N $il«9TS2480 #87542 ♦ 3 bidding. lowest down, smallest brakai, air. Low Mllaagt, V-l, AT, PS, PB, A/C thinks we ought to reward her in the same manner. SU PPO SE YOU COULD OWtl .TlU. M tl - 383, 4-Barrell, New PARTS Department now open TRIUM PH Spitfire, 1974, *K 1073 *9543 At trick two South would FOR VDUR INFORMATION-ONI payments. Douglas Motors, SET ME VOTED COMPANY HOW w o u l d VOU OF THE V.Ri# ON THE_aOA»OOT I transmission, muffler system. Saturdays. Complete line of yellow, excellent condition, We expect our kids to get good grades, and we don't feel SOUTH (D) take and lose the club finesse. 345 Main. 76 MONTE CARLO $589!r$4795 CARS that they should be paid for it. PRESIDENT, EH?,..SRBATt AEBSMSEtT? SV oiRecroR* IS MV iMCLMi « Needs body work. Best offer. Chrysler parts. Chorches make an offer. Call 646-4938 74 CORVETTE J249!r68g5 *K752 Then West would lead a se­ SUPPOSE COWS COULD Only 7,000 milea. V-9, automatlo Drbran only 14,000 mllaa, 4 apaad Irannmla- WAVINS A MASIC 643-0899. Motors. 649-3646. after 5 p.m. Kids always want what their friends have, and we think #10 9 7 cond heart. South would FLY? WAND? 74 ELDORADO COUPE $5800 •lon. Darti groan, AC, PS, PB. handing out tens and fives for "A 's" and "B's" is wrone 76 COUPE daVILLE $9295 « A J 1 0 refuse the finesse again and M8.00 PER DAY * A MILE Parts." By Oswald & James Jacoby squeeze him out of his spade 9 ^ foot twoptilno, • cylindoro, 3-opood, clgortno protection and four spade llghtor, oil prooouro QtuoOi Intld4 hood rolooM, 5,000 H C fT C A K B S i "Everything happens to lb. QVW. Stock f7l77 tricks would give South his 12 Alley Cop — Cava Graua Astro-graph me,” g i ^ e d the Unlucky , tricks. Expert. "I know I shouldn’t '78 DODQE CAMPER VAN Blue '74 D006E D-200 PICKUP. V 8, By BERNICE BEDE 080L have raised this particular HELP ME, BEEBO/ \ TAKE IT EASY, ) HARLESS.' C'MON w/painled mural. V-8, auto., PS, automatic, power steering, power Route 83 YOU JUST BRACE ’V'MBAN tTH StrsiM 'lO SCRANTON 872-9145 partner to six, but i did have AH CANT GET-ntlSy MOMMA.' WE'LL I OVER HERE AN' nOURSELF BCTWEIN P6. air cond., AM/PM stereo tape, brakes, ready to gol ...... S3998I L IK E . /OKJW, HAtILI bed, sink, shag carpell .. .S89W! 19 high-card points. How could WkO-GUM HEAP- / (SET IT LOOSE.'/ GIMME A HANO.' TM ia? ------F VERNON PIECE OFF.' 71 D008E POLAU CUSTOM Beige 643-1181 I guess that this miserable . A South Dakota reader asks For Saturday, Fab. 26,1977 w/saddle Interior, one owner. 4*Dr. 7 6 OODGE CHARGER 2-Dr. HT, silver ‘74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER 2 Door MOTORS, INC. bum bad decided to open a how many times the cards HT.. V-8. auto.. PS. PB. air cond., w/burgundy Landau lop and Hardtop, 6 cyl., automatic. PS. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) SCORPIO (Oct 34-Nov. 2i) It fifteen-point notrump? It did should be shuffled before be­ great shape!...... S2298I CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILE • PONTIAC matching Interior. Auto., air cond., brown with parchment vinyl roof & You’ll bo very active today. Make this Isn't a prolltable day for you. take real genius for him to ing dealt. tow mileage ...... S899SI matching Interior...... $26951 '74 DODQE MONACO 4-Dr. HT.. plans to have fun with pals all It's only because you haven't ex­ lose the contract, but he did it The rules of bridge say they day and Intatho evening hours. green w/green vinyl Interior, new 7 3 LTD COUNTRY SQUIRE Green '74 THUNDERBIRD Brown with sad­ ploited your opportunities. quickly. At trick one be lost a should be thoroughry shuffled. waw tires. V*6, auto., PS, PB. air with wood grain sides and green dle vinyl root & mat leather interior, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) They're there. Utilize them. heart finesse. At trick two he This implies to us a minimum cond.. ready lo g o l...... 121901 1968 CHRYSLER Imperial - Truck* for Sola vinyl Interior. V-8, auto,. PS. PB, al/ air, power windows, power seats & 62 Molorcyclea-BIcycles 64 Campera-Trallara Conditions have suddenly SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. lost a club finesse. Even he of three of four shuffles. Too cond.. excellent cond...... S2899I Four door, new tires, air con­ much, much m o rel...... $54961 Mobile Home* 65 shifted In the aspects which per­ 21) Your decisions are likely to couldn’t lost another trick or many shuffles may be an­ ditioner. Good condition. $750. 1967 INTERNATIONAL Half TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville tain to your personal gain. Look 7 4 OOOfiE CHAII6ER Tan w/brown be sound today. You weigh all be would probably have been noying, but certainly no one E 527-6989, anytime. vinyl roof and matching Interior, V- 7 4 PLYMOUTH ROADRUNNER Black ton Pick up Truck - Standard 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 18’ CAMPER trailer - single lor opportunity around every lactors carefully. Act on what you down two." should criticize a few extra 8, auto., PS, PB, air cond., real with red stripe, 4 speed. PS. only transmission. $450 Firm. Call rack. $1,750. 289-4042. axle, excellent condition. corner. conclude. shuffles. 32,000 miles. Looks & runs like s h a r p ...... I3396I 1972 TOYOTA Carina Deluxe, 643-4648. Eleven years old. $1,500. Call QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Berry’s World ------new! ...... $29991 742-8930. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. If ) automatic. Excellent condi­ NEW AND U SE D -125 CC and Sometimes you amaze others Even Ihe small things you do for uthoriMed Dealer 'n dodge p o l a u c u s t o m 2-or. tion. Best offer. Call 646-1082. FORD 1970 F-lOO, Half ton 175 CC Hercules 6-speed En- HT.. white w/black vinyl roof and with your ability to do more than others today are likely to 7 3 TOYOTA PICKUP with Eldorado Pick up. Blue. Eight cylinder, duro and Qualfier Bikes. 643- one thing at Ihe same lime. You'll The Flintatonea — Hanna-Barbara Productlona black Interior, V-8. auto.. PS, PB, Camper, sleeps 4. Both camper & produce benefits. Put yoursell Oadgo air cond.. 40,000 m llesi— S199QI 1966 VW - Excellent running automatic transmission, 7008. have them wide-eyed today. out lor those you can help. truck in excellent condition! $3199 radio. Attractive ready to go condition. Low mileage, plus CANCER (Jun# 21-July 22) To­ two extra tires. $2%. Cali unit. $1495. Don’t wait on this 1975 YAMAHA RD 350 - Aulomotiva Service 66 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Peb. It) DIFFERENT R t o u r / . . . day you're superior at handling T h a t ' s w h a t \ ^ THIN<3d MAKE BUT, b l a m in g after 5:00 p.m. 646-8077, one. Priced right! Suburban E x cellen t condition, low You're being talked about today, business situations. You know but don't let that trouble you. The y o u g a in t e n TOUNDS'jy DIFFERENT Motors, 50 Tolland Tpke., mileage, best offer. Call 643- ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- how to gather the facts, analyze things that are being said would VOU'KE &BING,, PEOPLE PUT, )969 MUSTANG - Fast-Back, Manchester, 649-2076. 6406. sun specialists, factory RIDICULOUS//... ON WEIGHT ' CHORCHES MOTORS them and use them to make make your mother proud. RIOICULOUB.'' CHRYSLER six cylinder. Three speed. trained, one day service, 114 money. 80 Oakland St., Manchester 643-2791 Good condition. Only 73,000 East Main Street, Rockville. PISC ES (Feb. 20-March 20) The miles. Asking $850. Call after Automotive Service 66 Automotiv* Service 66 871-1617. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Tho events ol Ihe day are predicated 5:30 p.m. 649-8612. larger Ihe gathering today, the on what you've done to help more you'll relish It, That you'll others. It's sort ol a payment for attract attention makes It even service rendered. 1974 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 more Interesting. MERCURY - Power steering, air con­ OPEN ditioning, V-8, two barrel. 6 A.M. VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 2$) M WASHIHGTON’S BIRTHDAY You're very clever today in. MORIARTY Excellent condition. Must TIRE BROTHERS LINCOLN sell! Call Gary, 289-0712. MIDNIGHT career and money matters. You don't lake advantage ol others, but you know how lo leather 1973 CAPRI 2000 - Deluxe in­ SEVEN DAYS your nest. Fab. 20, 1077 CELEBRATION terior. Original owner. Call A WEEKI days 728-6235, or evenings SAU! LIBRA (SapL 23-Oct 23) Even Be patient with your In­ EXTENDED...Because of the great response to after 6, 649-26iB4. A must to though old frlonds are out of volvements this coming year. It Born Loser — Art Sanaom see! sight, they shouldn't be out of they are sound and well-based, our Washington’s Birthday Celebration, Sale mind. At least phone them to toll they will benefit you. Don't 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - thorn you care. despair If they seem slow to pay USED Air conditioned, tape player, oft. pr.w<$sett. r Prices Continue Through Saturday! BAMKAMtRICMO srN T bucket seats, new brakes, new i m Bugs Bunny — Helmdahl and Stoffal THIWK I TOOK «H0UU? AUP lU ^ CARS paint, radial tires. $3200. Call after 5:15, 649-2068. e 1977CyNCA.hc. W JO /E R P O ^ I DO? viOU IMTHF 1976 MONARCH 1978 JEEP CJ-S HMMM, OF A6PIR1M! MORVIDb. I Sedan, whit^burguridy vfnji Interior, 250 Trucks lor Sale 62 HMMM, I 'Tm really lust a nobody, but my 'bleeper' makes I S-cyl., auto.. PS, PB, radio, waw radial lirta and 4>whaei driva, undar 12,000 miles, one owner! 298 me FEEL Important!" 1 much, much mnorel '- '‘ 6-cyi. engine, optkmsl rear seat, cusom Intarlor, AND much mora. Navi 1974 CHEVY VAN - 6- \ Fed .T ax Fed .T ax Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick cylinder. Standard shift. Short $3995 wheel base. $2,900. Call 647- AR78X13 $1.98 ER78X14 $2.45 9034. BR78X13 ^ 2.03 FR78X14C41 CC 2.63 you BOVi ABE PHONE BR78X14 C 9 D Q C 2.05 BR78X15 2.16 LYIN' THERE LIKE UiTHE FORD RANCHERO - 1969 DR78X14 # JO # w 9 2.31 THREE POUHbi OF NEXT 1073 LINCOLN 1973 CAPRI 1975 TORINO ELITE Pick up. Red. Thrifty six LIVER.' HOW ABOUT TIME 2 Town Coupe, leather Inlertof. tilt wheel, Dark green, matching saddle vinyl In 2-Ooor Hardtop. White, matching vinyl cylinder, automatic transmis­ JOiSeiN’ A FEW YOU'RE terlor. V-6, 4-ipeed. decor group, speed control. AM-FM stereo end much roof, burgundy vinyl Interior, auto.. Ps, sion, radio. Excellent running, Fed. Tax AMLE6, THEN IN morf sport wheels. PB. twin comfort lounge seats, sports In­ Fed. Tax strumentation, AM /FM stereo, power ^ c i a l for Saturday at $9%. $TC>FPIN FOR TOWN, seats, much morel Compare anywhere! Subur­ HR78X15 $3.0? $2.80 SOME EYERDSE POP! GR78X14 $ 4 7 9 9 LR78X15 C C C 7 C 3.34 ban Motors. M Tolland Tpke., a t T H E S Y M ? Ace - WIrth Thia Funny World •4295 •4295 Manchester, 649-2076. HR78X14 2.99, JR78X15 # s l ® a a 4 l 3.19 1973 THUNDERBIRD 1974 COE WHITE - Freight Slight charge for mouiillng & balancing WHAliS TH' I KNEW THERe 'D b e AN Dark green, matching leather Interior, all 1975 LTD SQUIRE 1973 CUTLASS liner tow truck. Holmes Front End Alignment bv Aiinoinlment m e a n in g o f ARGUMENT AEkPUT Thf BILL $CRAV\! YcYOtef ON 'U lf powar Including AM/Ff/FM stereo with Wagon. 400 V-8, automatic. PS. PB. air, Supreme. Dark brown, tan vinyl roof, Complete with dual chrome stereo tape, lilt wheel. auto. PS. PB. air, q w , hottest TK # ITBvt: steel belted AM/FM stereo, roof reck and much, smoke stacks, also bunk bed AN' MY TIME 15 WDKTW W(?l? N 3 a l l e y A iS A iM ' radlals. SharpCarlSharp Cart much morel Nice family car. Intermediate! h a r a s sm e n t sleeper. For more informa­ ‘ S0$AETMIN6/^ p l f i l p f Fed .T ax Fed Tax 5 tion call Halprins Service Sta­ tion, 527-4143. •^695 A78zl3 $1.75 G78X14 $3.60 V 878x13 1.82 H78X14 3.83 1973 MARQUIS Campera-Treller* CTDxlS 2.01 G78zl5 $36.60 M o b il# Homa* 65 2.65 4-Door Hardtop. AutomeUe. P8. PB Air 1973 BUICK ESTATE C78gl4 $30.25 2.05 Condition. AM-FM Stereo. Wagon. Auto.. PS, PB. air, power tailgate whReweN ttr % 1 owner. window. Priced to eelH BRAND NEW 14 loot wides from $9995. in stock ready for Fed. Tax immediate delivery. Price in- Fed. Tax 6 5 o ONE CAN kI e P •^995 cludes wall-to-wall E78X14 i $3.37 UP WITH P O P * H78xl5 $2.87 carrpetlng, matching F7«xH $33.25' 3.43 1 M Stf, U L »ai QM 1 -iS appliances, bow window, front LTSxlS $40.50 3.06 P.CKV! PlCKV.' country kitchen and much more. Large selection of Short Riba — Frank Hill homes to cnooss from, all • SERVICE WORK DONE 7 DAYS A WEEK 73 MARK IV priced to sell. Excellent finan­ Wi-IA-t t)0~hiS' t^THeM 6AV. cing available. Trades • TOWING • LUBE A OIL • SELF-SERVICE GAS ooot* I R o D p y C B .B R S '^ Medium brown, matching CTRUM S S A Y -rBN-POOR. . ( a r e EvEgywHege/ leather interior, white padded welcome, parts, supplies, and A T U M S A r , SOOD BuDCrggpeH root, A M /F M stereo, tilt accessories, full time service • SHEU PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY-TREASONABLE PRICES 9 , , 7 wheel, speed control, new n 'm i Michelin redials, less than department. Plaza Homes, 4S000 miles. 1348 Wilbur Cross' Highway, Berlin Turnpike. Berlin, •5295 Connecticut, 1-826

HARTFORD (UPI) - The the numerous human services agen­ services while only two spoke in favor “If I’m reading the political pulse cochairmen of the legislative com­ cies. of the proposal, which was among the correctly, no human services con­ mittee handiing state government Two legislative committees, most controversial parts of a state solidation bills will be approved this reorganization say a controversial Government Administration and government reorganization plan. year,” Stolberg said. '"The separate plan to merge the sprawling human Policy, and Human Rights and Op­ A committee headed by Aetna Life Department on Aging and the services bureaucracy into one super portunities, Thursday held a joint & Casualty President John Filer has Department on Children and Youth agency is dead. public hearing on the proposal. recommended the more than 200 Services are an experiment and the But they said there may be some At the hearing, 20 witnesses spoke state agencies, departments and results are too premature to make 15 BIG DAYS TODAY THRU SAT., MARCH 12 chanees coming to help coordinate out against consolidation of human commissions be merged into 15 super any changes now.” agencies. Most of ’Thursday’s testimony dealt Gov. Ella T. Grasso endorsed with the Filer committee’s many of those recommendations, but recommendation the Department on Lufkin attacks proposal strongly opposes consolidation of Aging be incorporated with other Brooks health and human services. human services agencies. HEALTH a BEAUTY AIDS ’ GAP Committee Cochairman Sen. Witness after witness, most of changing Taylor status Wayne Baker, D-Danbury, was asked them elderly, said they feared the at Discam r PRICES if the proposal was dead.. consolidation would mean loss of ser­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Two men P. Weicker, R-Conn, denied his at­ “Yes,” Baker said. “For one thing, vice for individuals. who may battle over the 1978 tack was meant as a jab at Stevens. the governor said she is against the William R. Ratchford, Department Stevens, contacted later, offered Republican gubernatorial nomina­ idea and would veto the bill and on Aging commissioner, said the tion disagree about whether the only lukewarm support of the bill, that’s a pretty strong parameter.” claiming he opposed the general prin­ current structure provides a voice at IMPORTANT! state’s top water pollution official House Cochairman Rep. Patricia a high level of government for the buriiii this I f sale you pay the rtfu lir pries (REG.) which Is our everydey ciple of making departmental jobs should become a political appoint­ T. Hendel, D-New London, agreed, elderly. selllni price plus a pseny for tha second Hen. On some Items howsvar-ysu ee. below the rank of deputy com­ J lA pay ths manulKturar's safieilsd list price (MFO.) where Indicated ptas a and said there were too many objec­ Edward W. Maher, commissioner peony tor the second Item. ' Speaking Thursday before the missioner political appointments. tions to putting all human services But Stevens said in this case he of the Department of Social Services Tha ntnufertnret'e suiiestnd h*t price (MFG.) ere aot our eyeiyday legislature's Environment Com­ agencies under one umbrella. selllni prlcts hot erethn usual selllni prlets In ether stores In this supported the proposal because the and the man that would be most mittee, former Environmental Com­ “But something has to be done. ttilon. Our everyday sellln| priest ere lower. director of water compliance had effected by human services missioner Daniel Lufkin attacked a I’ve dealt with constituents who have “ BonVit Buys” are Items In this circular which ere net l i sale Items bet are become “ too powerful” and he reorganization, also spoke against tpeelalt wMch ihptesent additional la vln it In nor custonmt. bill cosponsored by House Minority been buried by the inaccessability of thought a change should be made in reorganization of the department. Leader Gerald F. Stevens, R- services offered by the state,” she this case. “I urge you to avoid the superficial Milford, that would have that official said. “Certainly before the end of our serve at the governor’ pleasure. He said he cosponsored the bill as a attractions reorganization appears to two-year term in office we will come provide,” he told the committees. Lufkin, Stevens, Senate Minority “courtesy” to Rep. Abijah Fox, who up with some recommended “I realize that simple solutions to Leader Lewis B. Rome, R- introduced the proposal. changes.” complicated problems are appealing. Bloomfield, and former Rep. Robert Fox said he wanted the job Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New But I do not think we need what has Steele, R-Conn., are considered the politicized because of its immense Haven, said the political mood in the been proposed, or in fact major sur­ frontrunners for the GOP nomination power to approve or veto mul­ State Capitol this year is against the next year timillion dollar projects because of gery of any kind at this time,” Maher proposed consolidation of human ser­ said. Lufkin claimed the legislation was the their environmental impact. vices. “a loaded gun aimed at the head of one civil servant,’’^Robert Taylor, RE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS, director of DEP’s Division of Water Turner confirmed Compliance and Hazardous Materials. WASHINGTON (UPI) - serve simultaneously head S aie The measure would actually Stansfield Turner, 53-year- of the CIA and overall chief Enterprising group of merchants transfer the power of appointing the old Navy admiral and of intelligence. EUREKA health This group of youngsters recovered this old cash register and set water compliance director from the former Rhodes Scholar, is The latter post was con­ FAMILY ,BEAUTY DEP commissioner to the governor. the new U.S. Director of ceived by Gerald Ford to out to find a buyer for it. Scott Racine of 218 Spruce St., extreme Lufkin claimed it would “get rid of Central Intelligence. coordinate the work of all FOR THE right, found the register in his cellar, and, together with his Bob Taylor.” Turner’s nomination was intelligence banches — in AND H0 USEHQLD SPECIALS friends, lugged the 300-pound machine around on this flatbed Taylor worked for Lufkin when he confirmed unanimously by the Defense, Treasury, and PRICE wagon. The other youngsters, from left, are Richard Danforth, headed DEP under former Gov. the Senate Thursday. He is State Departments as well STOCK UP AND SAVE! 70 Pearl St. Russ Armstrong, Rockville; Brian Armstrong of 68 Thomas J. Meskill. resigning his post as as CIA—in ah effort to pre­ Sale- Lufkin, a Wall Street financier and commander-in-chief of vent abuses such as those OF ONE Pearl St. and Gary Danforth. Jerry MacDonald, of Collector’s close political friend of Sen. Lowell NATO southern forces to of the recent past. Corner, is looking over the register, but he decided against - -a • buying it. (Herald photo by Dunn) SAVE *29®* PLU$ East Catholic High School Honor Roll REGULAR WWIVIVNIVI Carmody, Greg Lareau, Meacham, Brian Moriarty, FRESHMEN Fitzgerald, Michael Freiheit, V The East Catholic High School has Kathleen Viola, Joyce Gerald O'Connor, Debra Honors with distinction Jamie Vozzo. OFFER From announced its students who have Wehner. Perrone, Ellen Petkaitas, Manchester — Kathleen South Windsor — Kevin been named to the honor roll for the South Windsor — Degie Kin­ John Saling, Lisa Sossin, Julie Bailey, Therese Dandeneau, Evans, Karen Levintan, Karin second quarter. They are as follows: dred, Thomas McKenna, Tucker. John Frese. McCaffrey. For Mary Rosenbeck. Bolton — Christine South Windsor — Phyllis Glastonbury — Karen EUREKA Only Rockville — Donna Archam- Whitham. Flocco, Kimberly Marks, Damiata, Gerard Supino. SENIORS Boucher, Mary-Jo (Juinn, bault. Amston — Elizabeth Ellington — Michael Tolland — James Honors wilh dislinrtion Christopher Stone, James Somers — Mary Lee Gron- Wallace. Ciszewski. Fitzgerald, Joseph Pallis. M a n c h e s te r —J e a n n e Tosti. din. East Hartford — Michael First lionors Coventry — Dan Glenney. South W indsor —Paul Mader, Maureen O'Rourke, Vernon — Daniel Mara. Gagliardi, Ann Laflamme, Manchester — Scott Bayles, Marlborough — Katherine Kathleen Roy. Bienkowski, David Paul Maillet, David O'Dea, Catherine Brown, Mary Kate Greer. South Windsor —Jeanne McGonigle. Second honors Nilda Ortiz, Anne Sblendorio, Caffrey, Krystyn Rockville — Timothy Berger, Kristine Rectenwald. Glastonbury— Patricia Murphy. Linda Vaz. Manchester — Mary Carr, Chmielowiec, Edward Michaels. East Hartford —Richard John Dunne, David Garop- Vernon — Lauren Barry, Crouchley, Lynn Douville, Ellington — Therese Gentile, Linda Morkan JUNIORS polo, Linda Leone, Steven Kyle Doran. Philip Duffy. Maureen Reynolds. Anthony Straceski. Honors with distinction Olechny. Rockville — Kevin Daly. Flavell, Patricia Flynn, David Second honors First honors M anchester-Scott Antonia. East Hartford — .Thomas South Windsor — Frank Gay. John Glenn. Gerard Manchester — Virginia Manchester —Elaine Margaret McGrath, Richard Leone, Robert Pasek, Karen Ashland. Kathleen Evans, King, Ellen Kulpa, Theresa Dubaldo, Joan Gerrity, Marc Belanger, Ronald Blasko, Walsh. Roberge. Thomas Ptachinski. Legauit, Jon Lemelin, Lionel Marzialo, Joanne McCarthy, Clara Cosme, Deborah Glastonbury —Mary Lytle. SOPHOMORES Broad Brook — Lisa Dority. Lessard, Ellen Ostrout, Nor- Eileen O’Brien, Angela Zocco. Erickson, Diane Evans, East Hartford —Maureen Honors with distinction Glastonbury — Ann-Marie mand Racine, Anne Vernon — Kathleen Connel­ I REGULAR $79.98 UPRIGHT Willard. Monica Holmes, Tracy John­ Agar, Maureen Fitzgerald, .Manchester — Jamie Spaulding, Megan Tierney. ly, Timothy Skoly. With REGULAR $19.95 Laura Straceski. i j t ■ f f l son, Carolyn Kozuch, Robert Mariarty, Kevin Moriarty, Windsorville — Mark Glastonbury — Michael CLEANING TOOLS. You Legier, Rita Lupacchino, First honors Arthur Warrington. Lawrence. Evans, Patricia Jacob, RCfia Kathleen McCabe, Roger Manchester —Patricia Cur­ East Hartford — Keith Seconil honors Bolton — Kevin Ovian. Caroline Murphy, Cynthia SAVE $29.95 BuyNowl MFC. Pourdrier, Kathleen Puzzo, tis, Mary Farley, Patricia Agar, Linda Custer, Brendan Manchester — Harry Carr, East Hartford — Virginia Pitts. tSfiCFnOOO 1 3 2 f« 1 3 0 W, V ‘ (. 2 f « . 9 0 ' Christine Shea. Gatzkiewicz, Deborah In- Fitzgerald. Nancy Galligan, Debora Besaw, Michelle Conran, East Hartford — David Bot- from tow. flat pllalo Tolland —Carolanne Skrok. tagliata, Gregory Jones, John Bolton — Erin Bakanas, Mayo, Maricarol McMahon, Susan Dailey, Robert taro, Kelly Daries. daap SiMf owais East Hartford —Richard VITiiilillM OQ’S TMEORPSIO’S Kurowski, Julie Lemelin, Michael Hassett. Regina Meador, Mark Pagani, » 9 9 • PowwiMd 10 claan on tha floot Barnes, Debora Beaulieu, Katherine Leonard, Gerard Ellington — Joseph King. Laura Schauster, Steven or abova Iht floor «ltti laaar sirokM. mum m m m ^ #DCRPSUUES Donna Dutka, Theresa Lupacchino, Ellen Marino, South Windsor — Anne Floc- Sloan. Ronald Walsh. The Al Sieffferts Gaiidette, Donna Mac, Marcia Murray, Kim Roe, co. ■ Huga ditpotaMo dw$t bag haa Glastonbury — Katherine 9M cu. In. utabit capaeitT. Charles Maillet, Paul Wehner. Thomas Sipples, Monica Vernon — Richard Hopkins. Stanford. Invite You To An CLEANS • Edga Klaonor claaiM th « laat Glastonbury —Mary Smith, Jane Sulick, Diane First honors South Windsor — Thomas lough Inch along ih t ba$a< Murano, Pamela Wesbecher. Weiss. SHAGS! Manchester — Kelly Moynihan, Robert Rosati, South Windsor —Kathleen Bolton —Lori Ducharme. Alexander, Velvet Antonia, Sharon Varrick. Am ana. Radarange <1 Banks. Ellington —Julie Johnson. 90 ' Christopher Browne, Karen East Hartford — James Somers —Charles Mercier. Glastonbury —Kathleen Chambers, Mary Choquette, Jacen, James Leclair. Cotton Vernon—James Lorello. Damiata, Maura Fitzpatrick, Kelly Condon, Andrew Bolton — Laura Briggs, DEMONSTRATION Margot Hall, Jennifer Lyle, Second honors Hagenow, Sharon Kuezynski, Wendy Murdock. FM. NIGHT m 9 AND SAT. TIL 5 Swabs Laura Radocchia. Manchester—John Sullivan. Judith Lafond, Mary Vernon — Joseph Mullaney. SAVE *20<» East Hartford — Vincent East Hartford —Lorraine ON EUREKA POWER TEAM E iK IlY N M IS MF6. MFG.. MFL BARGAIN HUNTER'S SPECIALS! 1.79 2 fm 1 8 6 1 3 4 F0R] 1.19 2 fo r 1 2 0 ^ •K atfiy says: at Peros ‘ 85c P o w trfu l . t r r S I M i NUDE a/iKSaOURIi MALOfbXALi m P e tk H P Roto-Matic* Power Head w i “It won't bo long now. Spring’s |ust WINDSOR LOCKS SALE M o to r in 16 OZ. C la tn tr Adjuata Automatically To M n Y H O S E TOOTHPASTE 7 02 UNRD A N W D around tho comor and pricos aro V .C .M .A . All Carpet Heights. •EGG -GREEN coming down rttln g .) rlf “ RDIFKUI AMBER • LEMON RECLORMMT 12 OZ. HENTSCHEL E a h “ORCHARD FRESH” PRE-CUT M t Shis vr 4 •Maes •CorUands •RusM tL GRANDFATHER • Tool-Pak* Tool Carrier Keeps jfil • FRESH CIDER •Delicious Rad 4 BoMan Tools In Reach ■ % h CLOCKS • Deluxe Set of Attachments FRESH Include Roto-Matic* Head, » Febraary 25,26,27 Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush, Spbweh, Breopell, Nes, Rhuberb, Leeke, Shslete, Aaperetue, Upholstery Tool and Floor & OrMft 0 YgOow Squeeh, ArtlohokMi Qlngdr Root, CoNdrO HOWARD JOHNSON’S Wall Brush A n o th tr Combines Canister Suction So. Center St, M otor H o rtI Power with Sweeping Action IMPORTED Windsor L(Kks, Cl. of an Upright QriRdt. Rlmnta Cmlaloupdt, Htntydtwd, (Use 1-91 Center St. Ex. • Steel Conatructlon Built To TanpgfbiMi Tontpld 0 Nsidl OfbitQMi OlnMbdfrtM> Last! u f 4. MFG. No. of Bradley Airptirt) • Steel Cenister Built To Laatl 814 99c 2 R ...1 0 0 a OUT WWUNRUUttRRWmWVWIl IWRVnW 4 Friday: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM 4N i"2fii4 W ^ 90^ P NE NMI « RU IK OF VDMONT NRM 1 $TW J Saturday; 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM Mist QUKAID TRtfTEST12*S I'S fu r Sunday: 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM P Kttt Ov Im Ntplil d hiaaM Mott I IMur f 16 01 iS m WO CAPS BUFFERED supposno BUY DIRECT AND SAVE OR POKER ASPRM 100$ ADULT OR P TOMATOES HENTSCHEL brings you Its fa­ CARROTS 3 5 ^ n mous quality and craftsmanship MICROWAVE^OVEN Regular $119.95 in a complete line of Pre-Cut Clock p o i u d a a coif SON c A t * Model Kits Choose from solid Wal­ FORMER NORiUira LO ^O N psouASii ^ 6 9 ^ FUNtt wo.l 0 9 J nut or Cherry and a complete )i>RR6 selection of Imported Movements ONLYM 4 8 Fn» 4 Ea a jr Parking 277 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. • c a n iia ii _ and Dials Our Factory Repre­ Away Itwn U m Snapping Cantar Haaahl Temple J sentative will answer all questions. ( FORMERLY COUNTY DRUG ) . Finished Grandfather C h eka INSTANT CREDIT INSTANT CREDIT ; L $ t t i i c 8 4 5 ^ Oranges 6 9 ^ * Now AvoUohle AVAILARLE MANCHESTER, CONN. b KQIW i h i s * CNN DAILY 1 A.M. TO t P.II. • SUNDAYl t A.M. TO • P.l). t SPECIAL SNOW PRICES EI P ■•jrnMtThnNnmId.aijn* HENTSCHEL CLOCK COMPANY OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. “THE KING A )b Aildniic Awnue 15K SUN. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ; HOL. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. So Dennis. Mass 02660 443 HARTFORD RO. PRODUCEr. A UUAt.l rv CRAn SMEN SINCE IS^HI y I toants...... wosnawi...... toesnoa A t JOteUmtls ALSO SHOP : HARTFORD* FARMINGTON • PUTNAM • COLCHESTER • NORWICH • OlOSAYIROOK fP i n OAKUUIO ST., NMNCHESTER e 643-43M J I TMir8., Fit A Mon. TO 9 » Satunlay TR 8 443445 m m m v y wiiiiSTa P h o n e 647- 9997, 647-9998 OPEN TODAY T i l 9 - SAT. TR 5 MAYFAIR MANNINGS” CHEK-MATE AMY ALDRKH EXTRA DRY MAYFAIR MOISTURIZIMG^ "HARNEli^fRdSKP SUPREME FOXFIELD ” 7 OZ SPRAY ROLL-ON ANTI-PERSPIRANT 10Z. ROLL-ON OR FROSTED TRAHSlUiCtNT SHEER ALL NUDE DEODORANT DEODORANT 7 OZ SPRAY ANTI-PERSPIRANT LIPSTICKS .i4oz> NAIl INARItl PANTY HOSE PANTY HOSE I 2™160 2 J 5 0 2J 00 tNHT PtICt U>/ nylon. S ize^'lX short to 4X tall. . HARNELl VITAMIN E SKIN 3 QUEEN SIZE FEMINIQUE COCOA BUTTER HARNELL VITAMIN NARNELL VITAMIN E CREAM 2 0Z. GLAMOUR LASH | C O n O N RALLS X-WIDTH CREAM 3.50Z; E SKIN OIL 1 OZ. SKIN OIL CAPSULES MASCARA [j> RAG OF 2 6 0 PANTY HOSE 2j ™ 2„4« ! ■ FOR\i REGULAR 5.99 REGULAR 2.99 REGULAR 4.9S REGULM 4.99 15,0001.U.S. A cream Helps eliminate wrinkles 21,000 1.U.S. Kospsskin REGULAR L99 60 S 300 IJJ. Use os a foimuli for softer skin & dry skin. soft and young looking For thicUpshes. Easy to noisturizir for dry skin, apply. Black or brown. bitffliahts t strstch marks. SKIN CARE LOTIONS & CREAMS J m t ie li FOR BEAUTIFUL EYES

AHMATIC t H M Ih - m u N n ‘

WaterprooCnoHHimesr. ' For endidntinily teautlful Controlled flow.d liquid. Brown or blad(. '■ - eyes! Black or Blown.

I ■ i a s h U n g t h e n e r EYESHADOW Va HOZ POWDER

2ro.1M S 1.00 For ionger, thicker lashes. Sable brush. Lucita case. Black w Brown Five lovely shades. .. .1

Y m m i M A s a iA lY E S H A D O W REMOVER PADS LONG 4A SH STKI MASCARA koz.

MASCARA REMOVER 2 io b 2 0 0 S S Sis excHini colors ® to dranatits yoHr ayas. ImW Black, Brown 1 F L O Z .

2 ' s . “ 8 d c PACK OF 6

MILK BATH GIORAY COSMETIC CONCENTRATE OR PUFFS PKG OF 3 ’S BATH OIL 32 OZ. Compact Puffs Choice of Gardenia or Apple E V B lIltM W i n KIT EYE GLAMOUR White Foam Puffs . Blossom. ' EOURSOME lYELASHES MAKE-UP KIT Foam Raplacament Puffs REG. REG. 2.99 2 ? o ^ 2 0 f l « 59d 2 r o . 2 0 1 f f i Everything you need lor 2 > o i 2 , 5 0 beautiful eyes- Five shades WITH APPLICATOR BRUSH Choice of natural!'looking GLORAY BATH Four flattering shades in a eye shadow powder, mascara, 17 Piece KIL Black or Brown. shades. EasyJo apply. E)fa Shadow. Mascara, Eya CARLTON OIL CAPLETS beautitull'y decorated compactP'®** P*”®" brushes. GIGRAY AROUND THE 4 FRAGRANCES CREAMY EYELASH EYE SHADOW RiD SPOMGI PUFF JIECK MIRROR 2 m i . 2 . 3 0 EYE SHAOOi ADHESIVE CRAYON: «0E Regular and Magnifying' Great for wishing or nmoving REG excess mako-up. 1.59 MFG. REG. 2 . « 1 M r s 2 J 0 O 99c PACKAGE OF 13 2 9 0 . 3 : 5 0 P E A R IIZE D Choice ot CHOICE OF FiyE i h o z . -FASHION'SHAOES

3BR 2/77 2 BR 2 /y SACCHARIN BEN1UY BENTLEY

EMiRY SALON BALSAM KENMORE TARS •T R U T tS T " DRY HAIR SHAVE HAIR HAU*S BOARDS PH BALANCED % GR. 1000's CONTROL CREAM f ' R E G .59/ CONDITIONER GRAY AW AY < ^ > IS O U N C E SHAMPOOS m C N A tlW R E G . 0 1 7 OZ. ’ YOUR CHOICE FOR MEN OR WOMEN UNIT PftlCC Z.fiO 'ql Sr a 's ep tin ‘ .M Z i F O R r f CANS ;s^2,o»6flc WlollmWii I I '4 FOR mmrnwm ;G^AIN U.S.P1 'A GR. lOOO’s 6 5r'-10Pl( MFG. 1.89 MFG. ,1.49 2 ,..2 0 0 2 J 0I1 1 1000 TABS \ Regulai, IMicated, REG. REG. R E G U L A R 1.99 REG. 1.79 EA. 40Z.>MFG.2.99 Keeps your heir well-groomed all day Mtnthol or Lime etrosol 2.69 .FORi with Silicone. 11 O Z . 8 2».70« Restores bodystrength and Protein enriched PH Changes gradually to your with that dry, nstyral look, Non-oily, balanced strawberry, Green natural looking bolor. natural lustre to your hair. ______i ^ ila 16 O Z ______RnniUnr ril h .l, mlAr, J>!! MOUTHWASHES 32 o z. F CURKS HOSPITAL G iu im PROFESSIONAL TWEEZERS CHEK-MATE YOUR CHOICE rt 4 HARNEU GLORAY TOOTHPASn BRAND PUTINIIM pointed, square, R EG J | W DANDRUFF YOUR DENTAL TAPE 72’ slanted ULTRA N H SHAMPOOS YO U R BUDES SHAMPOO CHOICE £ ,0R I ITg. C HOICE OR IK 16 OUNCES M O lU O U l MFG. 1.69 EA. MFG. 1.19 DENTAL FLOSS too YD S. WAXED or \J TWEEZERS s 2 ,0 .2 6 6 “ORASEPTIN" BLUE ORAL ANTISEPTIC Effective decey preventive dentilrice. 65 YDS. UNWAXED' UNIT PRICE 2.00 gl "ORACAL" ANTI-BACTERIAL MOUTHWASH a 251311 2 220 P i n t Helps remove STANNOUS FLUORIDE s 2 ' , 0 . 1 0 0 O n f o r im YOUR CHOICE MFG. 129 dandruff scales. A G A R B LE REG. OR MINT OR MFG. 2.19 SUPER WHITE 7 OZ. Fits III double edge / OIDEN DELUXE UNIT pnice 4.W/gt “ DENTO-LENE" AMBER ANTISEPTIC k 6 Non~aerosol hair spray CONCENTRATE S T A -B R IT E razors. 'EG6-6REEH UNIT PRICE "DEHTO-LORIS" RED ASTRINGENT REG. TWEEZERS with extra holding power. 2.11 III EXTRA-STRENGTH 1.19 2 AMBER-lEMON MFG. 2,0.186 "ORA-FRESH" tiREEN MOUTHWASH ' 7 O Z . T U B E LIM IT 6 iO Z 1.79 S 2,0.150 Heins conti dinilniff and dry flakina skin

CONDITIONERS ORAL HYGIENE & DENTURE CARE SHAMPOOS I-- f- •'* MEN’S - s :i " B e t d ie ij 5 HIDE STRAY ORODENTNYLONm GROOMING MOUTH REERESHER NATURAL JMISTIE AIDS TOOTHBRUSH MEN’S TOILETRIES REG.L19‘2fO»l ^^ Y o tm ; i | ; , r “ CHOICE / „ * 200 measured sprays. R E G .9 9 Z HASTiC DENTURE DR. WOlfSON HAIR MAGIC GLORAY CREME RELINERa rijfl TOOTHBRUSH I GLORAY “CLARKS" y „ |4 U SFRAY-QN RINSE WITH HERBAL REG. U394,F0I| CREME RINSt 8QZ CONDITIONER SHAMPOO Refits » d tightens d ^ ;e s ., 16 oz A largt acleetioa af aasartad/ fty iti aid M iM b types. S 2,0,160 ® 2 , o . l 7 0 DEHTURtCUSHKtHS UNIT NNICE 1 .^ 01 ' UNIT Pmce 1.70 ql lEACOH ' Removes snarls and tangles. Use af eveiY shampoo. MFG 149 2fOw l® ® KHZURE qiUSH BENTLEY BENTLEY "BENTUY” ALL 24 uppers air lpwers par package. lODY TALC PURPOSi <*. SPRAY STKK .a«,2 H>;9 QC DEODORANT DEODORANT DEODORANT TALC "BENTLEY” WOIFSOH I F DEHTURE RIT REG. RE. 9 190 REACOH CHIID’S r;s 2 , o . l * i U9 fcFORlT.R' 1.49 2,J 5» r l 2 , J « I Spray once a day tor Dfitt instunlty, 24-twur Smooth talcum; helps A super-smooth powder Vg.L9 2,0,1®® TOOTHBRUSH i 24-hour protoctioe. 7 O Z . protoctioe. 2.9 az. control body odor. 10 O Z . with a super-cool scent. hgbtans and refits loose Isntures. . :R E& («9 ^'< K^NO t GENTLE SALON HAIR RANK-^QE RELIEF BEACON E CONDITIONER CONDITIONER SORE GUMS, TOOTHBRUSH WITH EXTRA HOLD CREAM „g.i»2ra,90^ CONTAINER R EG 2..2S0 Also for tempor»y relief of 59d , ,60c REG.59rf 2012 aO/ql denturf irritations. UNIT PNICE MFG. 2.49 Gives hair more body, !ij GZ. WOLFSON CURKS BENTLEY BENTLEY SUPPORT WARWICK TOOTHACHE HOSE STYPTIC DENTURE ADHESIVE MUSR AFTER SHAVE GUM 15 GRAINS FOR MEN PENCIL COLOGNE LOTION MFG. 2 fJ 3 0 1.29 REG. REG. •I w REG. MFG. 3.99 2 ^ F . O R ' REG.Bgi' ib FM l 49d 2 ,0 ,! 2. s 2,o.3®6 s1.99 Z ..2®» BANLON 93%Nylon/Lycra nsuous, SPICY-SCENTED OR 7% Spandes R e t or King Stops bleeding from minor llong-lasling scenL 6 OZ. LIM E « O Z . size. Brown or Black cuts & scratches, 1 O Z REDUCING AID SPECIALS GLORAY HAIR TRUTEST SAYLES NATURAL SEHING LOTION 20 VOLUME FORMULA TB ns?"” WITH SPRAYER PEROXIDE 8 QZ REDUCING P U N .

REG REG. 1.59 2,J0 «f^2H>,900 R E G . 5.99 2 fJ“ 3.49 2 _ „3» AOL'A • TABS CQMTAIRS natural kelp, I For eliminatipfl *1 cscess wMet. Holds and sets all types lecithin, vitamin 86 For use in bleaching^air. ol hair. 80Z. t cider vinegar. lOO'S HALLS MEN'S BENTLEY BENTLEY GRAY AWAY HAIR GROOM AQUA^APS HAIR SPRAY PRE-ELEaRiC FORMER 'BENTLEY” EXTRA STRENGTH PLUS IRON lOO'S SHAVE 'SAYLES” NATURAL 13 OZ A ’ /*. FORMULA 18 1 ’ 0 970 2 REG. 2 r o ,2 ’ ® s 2 ,0 .3 6 6 2 ,0.21 lOO’t 3.99 2«,.4»6 PI US IfiON 2.69 ^ F 0 R 4 - - . Conditions your for Changes gradually to your For good grooming t lose weight ■Holds hair In plact. Iks a A natural erginic Diuretic natural looking hair color, hair control. iGresseless, contains no faster, smoother elKtilc lor reducing excess body fluids. FAST! 1 lacquer. shave. 6 O Z 4az. 8 O Z . 2,J®« HARNELL HARNELL NEW CONTROL PROTEIN HAIR MEDI TRIM DIET P U N 5 INSTANT CONDITIONER REDUCING PUM COMBO CONDITIONER n ^ 7 l M 2 ,o .2 0 0 2“! § t o ,2 5 0 R E G . 4.99 r a i l UNIT PRICe 4 00 ql 2 laslaat coadItioMr N ik lo s e weight without starvatloe A mild diuretic m 4 e CONCENTRATE ' dietary supplement. pnttifl. 1(2. "BENTLEY” diet 82’ S WARWICK MEDKATED FACE BENTLEY BENTLEY" TRIMEX lOO’S LIME COLOGNE MEN'S COLOGNE SALON SALON GREASELESS CONDITIONER ISLIM-EU WIG LUSTRE WIG SHAMPOO HAIR TONIC REDUCING PLAN REG. s 2 h« 3 7 6 MFG. L89 2,0.276 2,0.27® PINT 2,ml®« BO’i 160’s 269 MFG. Fast, effective relief Reducing aid kreugh appetite Tropical lime liagrance. A hcisk masculine aroma, 2„,260 2 0,260 2 .4 9 2,0.25®___ for a man’ s skin problems. caalral. , scented w '* «mtl pamci &se/« Cool, lelreshing. Hair dressing for men. Helps clear acne pimples '“ T o o 'ii“ R EG 2.59 R EG 1.99 b O Z 6 O Z . Controls hair naturally. blackheeds mid oily Adds sparkle and sheen. Deodorizes and conditions R E G . 3.49 R E G . M 9 skin. 6 OZ. Aeresel 13 o z. Aeresel 13 e z.

».* a FAMOUS BRAND VITAMINS & DIHARY SUPPLEMENTS IUT8IIAI ORGANIC VITAMINS A SUPPLEMENTS Ketu» um> .

C H fw ilil A GERETREX FORMULA THERAVITE M

PRESCOn KIDS VITAMIN VITAMIN C CHEWABLE • PWENS GERETREX VITAMIN E B-17 TIMED ONE ONLY CHEWABLE DOLOMITE SOYA PR O n iN KELP KENMORE ASl^RBICACID VITAMIN C FORMULA CAPSULES THERAVITE M 25MCG lOO'S IODINE RELIASE MULTIPLE MULTIPLE REG 1J9,2 f o r 2 0 0 TABLETS LECITHIN TABLETS ORIENTAL 30's A 25& MG. 100’S 250 MG. 100’S 200 lO 100’S 30's lOO’S REGULARS!^ 7 OZ GRANULES REG. 5.99 250 MG RATION 200’S MULTI VITAMINS! GINSENG R EG . I VITAMINS VITAMINS 25 MCG 250’S n Q fln 1.99 REG. 250’s MFG. 5.99 lOO's MFG. 3.19 REG 2.99Z f OROUU lOO's MFG. 2.19 200 1.98 FOR 199 lOO's A lOO's A 50 MCG lOO'S A o c n MFG. / 2 J0 0 REG 2.49ZF0RZ3U 2 - 1 1 1 L FOR 2 J « 2 J 6 « 580 MFG. I 2ro.600 2 . . 3 2 0 2 . 0 . 2 2 0 5.79 £ f OR REG. 5.99 670 ’S REGULAR 2.29 CAPSULES lOO’S REG. 4.99 SO’SREfil 6.69 L FO R . 50 MCG 2S0’ S 25Q’S -R EG U LAR 3.49 REG. 2.39 R EG . 3.59 High -potency geriatric WITH IRON 250's lOO's PLUS IRON lOO’ S R EGULAR 4.99 “ OWENS" Therapeutic multiple REG 4.999 2 f O r S 0 0 REG U LAR 1.99 Valiwd lor cnturlot lo r ill formula. A special REG. 6.49 MFG. 3.69 Ona cataula In lia monilni aid in auinat “OWENS" “OWENS" vitamins with minerals. aratwroni lormula ol vitamins tor dietary supplement. 100 MCG lOO’S , ^ A food supplamant padually itliastt a (low ttn u aid incrtatini 250 MG. 100's Essential to recovery alte 2 FO R fo r people over 35. For sickness or surgery. REG2.99ZF0RJ u I 2 « 2 3 « 2 300 dirivad from P k IIIc kalp ovti an I hour dm. stamina and vitality. iton-Ueliciency anemia. 2ro.650 2 ™ 3 ™ VITAMIN A USP 10 MU-100’ COD LIVER CONCENTRATE ^ ^ ^ r.speciaiiy useful in skin conditions lOO’SEkhcapiHlolia tancaeuto H O I | | | * «y**- REGULAR 2.99 & el leieced liver ell. R EG U LAR L 4 l i . F O R | | * * ACIDOPHILUS W/PECTIN ^ COPPEB TABLETS lOO’S lOO’S A niturtl culture ol iKtobacilli. C |1|| ftitrlWeimcedHUiMHiit. A AfM|\ derived frarn eaoDar ihtoanale. m | | l l REGULAR 5J9 ZL f O r O ^ ^ REGULAR 2JI InFOl a l f a l f a TABLETS lOO’S DESSICATED LIVER lOO’S Processed Irom the very lines! Vary higi la pretdtn B V iM M B Allilla leaves c o m Io i tic tM REGULAR 1.69 2 J 7 « ROSE REGULAR 2.41 2 ,0 .2 5 0 ALGIN TABLETS 500 MG HIPS ROSE GARLIC OIL CAPSULES lOO’S Natural sodium ilglnstn sxtrseted For usa as i mild carminative Irom Pacific kelp. REGULAR 2.99 HIPS 2 ..3 N REGULAR 2.99 i.3 0 0 APPLE PECTIN TABLETS ' GARLIC A PARSLEY TABL lOO’S Extracted (ma litMi apples. * 1 ? | | | l An lid in the reliel ol stomeci\ gas. 350 av. pectin par » l « t ^ -».Z k ) R V ” ^ ' R EG U LA R 1.79 Iloo VITAMIN B COMPLEX lOO’S TABS VITAMIN C VITAMIN E HALIBUT LIVER OIL A source ol V IL B iKtors aS present I CAPSULES lOO’S in yeast t llvar. REGULAR 3.49 ROSi HIPS lOO’S lOniE OF lOO’S 2 r , . 2 0 0 l i i 2 « 3 a i 250 MG. 100 lU 2DBIU 400 lU REG. BEEF BONE MEAL REGULAR 4J9 REGULAR 7.6$ REGULAR 12JI IRON TABLETS UXTS & MARROW WITH A & D s2r..200 2,«300 2.99 Indicated hi lie tnehunt el iroa denclMcy anemia. REGULAR 2 i l 2kw270 250’ S R EGULAR 2.19 2-22H 2, JW 2..7’> 2J3N| IRON t YEAST CAPSULES lOO’SlO’S BIOFLAVONOIDS CAPS & ¥2,..500 2ro.700 i r Timed reliasa, me capsale gradually With ISO MG BOniE OF 250’S releisas ever I hours. RUTIN lOO’S 100 lu 200 lU ol Vitailiin C. R EG U LAR 3.49 2™350 B O H LE OF 250*S REGULAR 4.992-S0> IJNATORAL HRAN TABLETS y I100MG-REG.3J9 2MMG-REG5.99 500 MG-REG. 9J9 MFG. MAGNESIUM GL0CONATE lOO’S - S 2 J P 2 . 1 5 4 0 15.39 500 MG. High dietiry libar, 2rm400 2 ...P 2r..10BO 100 MG A mintral dietny suppImneeL REGULAR 1.99 REGULAR 2J9 2 -3 N L 2 « VITAMIN E COMPLEX BREWER’S YEAST TABLETS C PLUS TABLETS-60'S r e g . I m a n g a n es e TABLETS lOO’S A natural source of B complex vitamins I A aupplemenUty source ol vitamin C. 4.59 2,«460 IN WHEAT GERM OIL I A nutrilional mintril supolsmtnL 250'S A A f l f l lOOO'S lOO’S -10 0 lU lOO’S -200 lU REGULAR 2J9 2 „3 «) 2 . . P ImW ?.^99 CHEWABLE VITAMIN C REG 2 r ..P l“ 2ro.588 NUCLEIC COMPLEX lOO’S ^ - a A BROMELAIN TABLETS lOO’S lOO'S 300MG 3.49 2r«.P^«‘ Contains bslinced blend el nitural I A rich source of B vitamins. *1 B ||||| R E G U L A R 4.99 fc FO R u '''* food enzymes. REGULAR 2.49 2-2M ITIMED r e l e a s e VITAMIN C-IOO’S CHEWABLE VITAMIN E 100'S Cocoa llavored - 200 lU CALCIUM WITH VIT. A & D. . Une capsule gradually releases 200 MG O C R I I OYSTER CALCIUM WITH REGULAR 5J9 i 0 lOO’ S TABLETS lOO’S Nabiralcilcium O Q | | | 1 R EG U LAR 5.49 Z f ORU'“'“ 2 K X .6 8 0 VITAMINS A Irom powderdd REGULAR 2 .9 9 f c F O R | | '* '* W ith phosphofsus h o t calcium Item ACEROLA C CHEWABLE TABS lOO’S oyitar iholli REGULAR 1.9.2.2M SUPER C & E TAILHS 100’S CALCIUM W/D TABLETS 100 MG REG U LAR 2.79 vitamin C 250 MG Vitamin E A ? I C A PAPAYA & PEPPERMINT ^ 250’ S Dicalclum phosphate, I TABS lOO’ S A n a ll natural aid to b e t t t r / . / I | l | calcium gluconate t A o i f M digttllon MFG. 1.99■ fc™ FO R lb« '''* viosterol. REGULAR 5J9 ,2«6n< VITAMIN C LIQUID 4 FL OZ REG U LAR 7.49 2 2 CALCIUM LACTATE 10 GR A natural source ol Vitamin C. R |G WHEAT GERM OIL CAPS 100’S POLLEN TABLETS lOO’S lOO's For use as a supplement 2. 2» im portad h tt-g a th a ra d pollan 6MM 14 M 2IMM ly^AMINClOOOMG SUPERCACEROLAI R E G U L A R 3JI 2 - 4 0 0 pourctt ot calcium. REG U LAR 1.79 2..1H REG.2.99 REG.4J9 REG.6J9 I’S Timad-raleasa PLUS lOO’ S CALCIUM MAGNESIA a A C n POTASSIUM TABLETS lOO’S REG. IA nutritional PoU SSium suppItm anL TABLETS lOO’S A mineral *"***'*^pQu ^ D U 2F O R l 2ro.5

WHEAT GERM B-PLEXA WHEAT GERM COD LIVER OIL HALL’S DAILY VIRI-LETS OWENS PRENATAL GERI-VIM DICALCIUM lOO's CAPS OIL REG. VITAMINS MULTI VITAMIN FORMULA TABLETS PHOSPHATE CONCENTRATE lOO’S PROTEIN PUMPKIN SEED SAFFLOWER VEGETABLE SUPER YEAST NATURAL GERIATRIC PRE-DIGESTED 5.99 2ro.600 CAPS PROTEIN 6MM 100'S PLUS IRON 250’S BOTTLE OF lOO’S WITH IRON lOO's OIL CAPS TABLETS CONCENTRATE ZINC FORMULA & PROTEIN 30's 2 ,«2 0 0 POWDER WAFERS OIL CAPS REG 1.79 CAPSULES R EG 1.99 •FOR 200 TABLETS lOO’S MINERAL TABS TABLETS lOO’s REG. REG. MFG. ILB 5 GR-250'S lOO’S W/VIT. B-6 lOO’S lOO’S lOO’ S REG. 1.99 R EG .i3 9 2FOB* MFG. lOO’ S A 2:^'2.o.250 14MNI lOO'S 5.99 3.99 250'S ' R EG . I . 2 FORI FOR', 5 99 FO R 2.0.600 2 g , , REG REG. 0 REG 4 OUNCES 2 REG 220 REG. 9 H ig h polMcy Vitamin REG 3.49 2.J50 TA B LET^ 'The Man's Multi-vitamin REG.4.39 I .FOR 440 REG •'EG y , - - 2.19 £ f o r REG 5.99 A High Potency Fortified 439 / . f O R t 2.99 2.99 t L ^ O R l (09 4 fo r B Complex with Vitamin R EG . 1.59 FOR Contains Vit. £ . Use as BOTTLE OF 100 S-93 LF2 .O R I 2 . 2A.FOR . 3.49 L F O R L 2.0.P C , iron. ( oUier minerali. Multi Vitamins arid Mineral: Tonic B O T T LE O F 100 Ims Organically grown, quick 250’ S m Hi^-potency minerals. Dietary supplemant ol An excellent source A protein supplement orrvenient method ol adding A t a dietary aupplament Nutritional supplement ifflowtr oil A pyriderine energy food supplement R EG , * ] A antary food of essential amino acids. to the diet amino acids. dlliloridt to IM diat 339 J 400 supplimenL

TitLATI^, ..4

ONl=DRLY VIT-ALL SLIPPERY HI POTENCY STRESS B-COMPLEX OWENS CALCIUM CALCIUM OWENS HIGH POTENCY VEGETABLE BREWER'S GELATIN HALL’S FERAGATE FEOSATE OWENS VITAMIN B-12 WITH LAXATIVE THERAPEUTIC TABLETS ELM LOZENGES PILLS IRON TABS FORMULA CAPSULES B COMPLEX LACTATE WITH D TABS YEAST TABS CAPSULES IRON &YEAST lOO’S lOO’S FERROUS FERROUS FEOSATE-B LIVER-CAPS lOO’S lOO’S VITAMINS lOO’S lOO'S lOO’S lOO’S TABLETS lOO’S WITH IRON lOO'S lOO'S 10 GR. lOO’ S BOTTLE OF lOO’S t a b l e t s 100 GLUCONATE SULFATE 250's 30’s.^ REG O REG. REG. S 2 ,0 .1 6 0 s 2,0.200 » ^ F O R q 99 ^ F O R l ZFOR, REG. REG. MFG. MFG. I 2 -4 0 0 239 ^ f o R " 2 - 6 0 0 ^ F O R Z f o r i 2.0.600 1.79 FOR 2 . 0 . 3 5 “ 2 . 1.89 2 3.49 2 FOR ,. » 2 ™ l « 0 1.59 FOR 1.89 For temporary rtlitf ol telieves excess water and Plus B-vitamins, B complex with C Ccniains B -1 , B -2 . B-4 A 2 1 2 L FOR Rtllel ol temporary High Potency. Coatains natural vitamins, 8-12 plus othar vitamins. MFG. 5.99 For use as a supplement -REG. 3.49 A natural source of For use as a dietary Fast action. An itoi. tonic MFG. 1.79 For treatment of REGULAR 3J9 nstaral minerals. throat irritations. ninor back pain. VIL B-12 A Vit C. A dierapeutic vitamia T'me release capsules conslipatioH Plus VIL B-12 high potency lortilied tonic source of calcium. lOO's B complex vitamins. supplement iron-deficiency anemia. Organic iron A B-12 formula plus Vitamin B-1 BOTTLE OF 100 with Vitamin B-1

6BR 2/77 ^ ADHESIVE TAPE RUBBER GLOVES AUTOMATIC ELECTRICAL BABY MATE 16 OZ. PEDICARE CUSHIONED 6AUS HOSPITAL BRANDI ANTISEPTIC SMALL- MEDIUM & LARGE r x 254YOS. 1 GAL. VAPORIZER BABY SHAMPOO INSOLES BAHD*GEi:>«f DISPOSABLE FIRST AID UNLINED LATEX “ 2ro«74< 3 1 i} UNDERPADS GLOVES SMALL-WI^UM-LARCE 55“^ 2ro.9fl« « ” x 5 YDS. SPRAY 2"xlOYDS. . . . DISPOSABLE L 2rx36” -20’S UNDERPADS 7 17H” x 24’ ’ - 42*s R EG . FOAM LATEX U9* 2 f o r 1^® 2 r o .7 5 * L 119B FOR ( 1.49 1"X 5 YDS. IV ^M w O W i VENTILATED 3"«10YDS.- «rn 2 2 2 0 lip Long Cuffs MFG. 11.95 MFG. 2.19 2 f o r 1 5 0 5 2 f o . 1 2 5 f c F O R ^ L Sure Grip Mademoiselle MFG. 4"x 10 YDS. No tears fortmila for !f-X 10 YDS. Fcitures Automatic 79c REG. 2J«« MFG. 2.19 VELVETY LINED soft, shiny hair. 2 ,0 .8 0 0 ‘ R E G .7 J 9 Shut-off 1»69 ‘ 2 , 0 . H« S 2 . 0 . 1 2 5 LATEX GLOVES 1 YD. X 5 YDS. I j ^ &p ■ STRIPS 30’S OR CLEAR CLEAR OR STRIPS 100’S PLASTIC STRIPS PLASTIC REG. REG. NEG. l U S 2 FOR a n 2- 3N 3.69 2 - : MFG. MFG. PEIH Deep,Panelrating H a tL SYR. G U A R A N T EE Hoipltal Brand 1 OZ 1.09 2,J'"S2J" 1.99 :s2..2“ s2™2» [FOOT PO' 3 Position Heat Selection 100% Wet Proof U . L Approved Use Moist or D R Y. MFG. 1.69 Clear or Plastic 2 J » r . Keep Feat Peaffn|t!eM, Ihqr B ComfertrdHa.

taND's fM F SPMYSOZ

COMIINATION FOUNTAIN iINFANT GENUINE HOSPITAL BRAND ABSORBENT BRMD WRISTLET "EG. [SYRINGE t HOT EAR ENEMA MEDICATED FOR O 5 .« E LEATHER conoN SUPPORTER BACK PLASTER Choice of pink or blue WAHR BOTTLE SYRINGE SYRINGES WRIST BAND 2 OUNCES 0 179 MFG, 1.21 ZF0 R |‘ ‘ FOUNTAIN SYRINGE REG. 18 0 R E G .T .7. X . l « » 4 OUNCES 2 FOR 1 M FOR REG. MFG. 2.29 2 f o r 2 3 0 BELLADONNA Complota with all attachments 1.99 8 OUNCES 2 for7 “ ESI 2ro.2'>'> s 2 .o .l « 0 BACK PLASTER Complete with all attichments I Choice of p inkoihlui 220 MFG. 4.29 2for430 FOR Fits all size wrists Choice ol pink or blue I HOSPITAL BRAND Fits all size wrists Self adhering fastener. 16 OUNCES 2 for734 R E G . 1.09 MFG. 7.33

Soothini

PETITE REGINA BULB HUSH fUllNINI CONTESSA 2 QT. FEMININE FEMININE nPANPIHd PURE UTEX LATEX SYRINGE SYRINGE 10 OZ SVMN6E 2 OT. BOLDING SYRINGE ELASTIC STRHCH GAUZE FEMALE OR #16 YOUTH BANDAGE BANDAGE MALE RIB BELT SUPPORTER REG. 2” WIDE 0 oin HOSPITAL GUARDSMAN *NDT CARRIED IN N.Y. STATE 8 3.39 2 FOR ' 2 , . I R EG . 2.09 Z f OR/IB K i; 2ro«85< ..._.. ■ l.jJi i'i s . . BRAND CompacL Convenient R E G . 6.39 No Hose, No Hong Up 3" WIDE REG. 16 O Z Capacity R EG . 2.64 2 f o r 2 ® 5 MFgS .1 4 2 f O r 1 ^ ^ BABY MATE OIL 6.99 2 ,0 .2 5 " 4'x 5" EVERYTHING FOR EYE CARE 2 r o > 3 2 l l MFG. 1.39 2 for140 2...200I OWENS SOAKING OWENS BABY MATE BABY 2 SOLUTION FOR STERILE POWDER SHAKER HARD LENSES 40 Z EYE LOTION TOP CAN 16 OZ FEM AG EN E MFG. REG, MFG. HOSPITAL BRAND 1.99 2 r . ,2 " " 1.99 2 - . 2 “ 1.69 NURSING PADS SANITARY PANTIES Soaks contact lenses overnight A Soothing Lotion for Tired or 1*99 for longer wearing comfort. Sterile. Inflamed Eyes Caused by Strain., ASPIRGEST COLD 2 FOR 2®® 2 „ .1 0 f l £2 VAGINAL FEMEHES lOOVNYLDN TRICOT i Wind or Dust 4 O Z TABLETS 36’S RELEEF 2 QT. STRETCH NYLON 5 PURE LATEX SUPPOSITORIES TOWELEHES MFG. LACE BIKINI OWEN’S WETTING HOSPITAL DRAND 2_ F 0 R U U T 79c FOLDING SYRINGE BOX OF 12 40’S STERIU EYE PADS Children's aspirin plus nasal l l l r ™ #SS GUARDSMAN #37 GUARDSMAN #21 GUARDSMAN #7S GUARDSMAN SOLUTION 60CC decongestant 1.25 GR. 2 fOr 2 “ 5 b" MFG. ATHIETIC SWIMMING SUSPENSORY FlYFRONT 59c i.F O R 2 . . GLORAY SNARLS 2 FOR I 2 FOR STRETCH NYLON SUPPORHR SUPPOR1ER »- ATHIETIC STYLE rsi 2ro.2"" R E G . 3.49 R E G . 1.69 R E G . i.n LA C E BRIEF "V 2m.l"" AWAY SPRAY-DN Makes hard contact Ians insertion Anliseptic. Individually SofL Absorbent, Completely BABY MATE A new concept In leminine easier and more comfortable. CREME RINSE 8 OZ Itrapped Germicidal Deodorant 2 for2 “ s Covers the Eye. BABY SCISSORS 5 2» 3“ Sf 2™2» ■* •S‘ 2~ 4“ Sterile. MFG. 3’ " W AISTBAND LighlweighL gulch drying ^ T R A O 1 1 0 1 1 Quality, extra wide 6" MASON’ S SANITARY MAYFAIR DELUXE FEMTABS 2mstpwicbFOR »(/• 1.49 2 ,0 .2 5 8 SM - MED - LG L nylon. Sizes S - HI - L r e g . 2.19 Z FOR i , seamless waistband. TEETHING NAPKIN HOLDER SANITARY B O TTLE OWENS EYE DROPS With safety tip for baby. HOSPITAL BRAND MASON’S LOTION ';0Z AND SHIELD BELTS OF 50 15 CC STERILE TRUTEST PEROXIDE 8 OZ ® 2,..70« t RUTEST *ITCH HAZEL 16 02 uS' 2 ,J'« EYE BATH PETROLEUM JELLY QUIK-STOP >;02 2 FOR 1.50 R EG . 1.49 & STAND Helps curb thuobsucklng 2 ™ ' 2 ,0. 2 ™ REG. 2FOR64t2FORF “ o n p o i S h "“ reo*!” 2,..2»« «> > '« t e d p o n d e r ii ozafo. u , 2..1'' R EG . 99 d R E G . 1.19 1.39 4 p i MFG. 63c 8 0 1 MFG. N IPPLE BRUSH R E G . 1.39 2 J « REG. For Rtliof ol Premmstrual MERCURACHROME 1 OZ REG. 89^ 2.o.9Q( 2 . J " " 2 FOR 50if MFG. 49c “FEMAGENE" Comfortable, Adjustable Sizes Isotonic with Sodium PropioYlate in 99d PALMER PACIFIEr I Tension and Menstnial I Can Be Sterilized Repeatedly. PEDIATRIC CREME, Unbreakable One Drop Dispenser 2 FOR 80^ R EG . 79 d Vial Shaped tn Fit the Eye. Orthodontic 2 FOR 1.40 REG. 1.39 O Z IB R 2 ? ^ 8 6R 2/77 SINAGEST H A IR C O M B S HAIR BRUSHES INCENSE CONES REGENT ENVELOPES 100'S C H A P - E Z E T I M E C A P S M ASON M ILK FOR CHAPPED TABLnS CARITON UNBXEAKABIE ASST. SCENTS ID'S MFG. 1.29 30's MFG. 2.39 OF M AGNESIA L I P S 1/3 O Z LIQUID 16 OZ. YOUR CHOICE 2 - 0 .1 7 0 2 . . 9 I K R4> Of Mint t a m t / c t n l / REG. 89 ( m 7" DRESS COMB R EG . 1.69 EA . 2„|M 3 S / I X 6 V ’ 2 ™ 2 « l 8'?" CURL COMB MFG. Prolesionat style JO’S MFG. 1.79 1.29 7” ALL PURPOSE R EG . 99 i 60's MFG. 3.49 2 J 3 " Flair Style REGENT 6" X9" 7'r” BARBER Hall Round Style P k t of 20 WRITING TAB MFG. 89c TABLETS lOO’s 2 » i n US' Men's Black Club Bnish Set Time-Release capsules Prompt, effective relief) Mini Round Styling Oush 2 - J O C Helps heal chapped lips. for all day, all night 2 , 0 . 7 0 0 from the pain of sinus REG. 79 relief of cold diecomfort headache and nasal congestion. 2 r ..l 3 0 t MFG. 69c EA. RULED QR PLAIN 12S SHEETS Q U I K - A I D S O M E T S ^HOSPITAL BRAND I TRANQUIL-NITE B U F F E R E D I S O P R O P Y L GLORAY VIP CELLOPHANE TAPE N I G H H I M E SLEEPING CAPS ALUMINUM A S P I R I N 100’ S ALCOHOL -J BALLPOINT PENS ‘BOND-ALL’ X 1000” COLD FORM ULA BRUSH ROLLERS 39 Vl" A N T A C I D I PINT YOUR CHOICE CARD OF 2 6 O Z MFG. ANALGESIC 2 . . 5 I K 49c 2 - J 3 0 L\ 2 -J“* For home , olfice, school. b 2 ' o . 2 5 o MFG. 1.29 2 T o r 4 0 i 2 J 7 0 ^ O W E N ’ S 91% Medium 14cL Large 12 cL I INVISIBLE Jumbo 10 c t Bouffant 8 ct.[ MFG. 39c RUBBING M ASSAGE Super Bouffant 6 cL MENDING TAPE MFG. 1.99 . MFG. 1.69 2 ‘ ® 2 r o .4 '« ' 16 O Z. Quiets couihs for hours to For fast relief without GLORAY SNAP ON ROLLER Fo( home, office , school help you get the restful stomach upset REG. sleep you need. Medium 20 cL MFG. 9 . „ . . 1 3 0 2 - o .5 0 * r i ‘ 1.29 2 r o .5 0 » 2 - J 3 * ir Jumbo 16 c t 1.29 4 FO R I ■ HAIR C A R E

MEPrCINE CHEST NEEPS - M i l H i t S 5 U IK -AID ASPIRIN HEXA-COIDA-W AY s M A k i tOO’S $ OKAIN t m K E I I I F U.S.P. 24 C A P f O D A L T O N S 4 O Z O W E N S Q t T E R P I N DEXTROTUSSINI MFG. 99c R E f u i i a LIED ’S HAIR STYLE ’N S n For rellM of single aches and ' Fast relief, steps Hcftfe AASOlrS TIMED » •> For T R I M M I N G l O R R Y P I N HYDRATE 4 O Z . pains due to the eonmon cold. headache and MusatiMf I SOS, 51EEPIN6 CAPS CAPS .C A R | i k S O t wdsllergiM. s' COMI R U IIER TIP . 60 S I 2 - 0. 1 * ® MFG. QUIK«w AID LIQUID [M ASON'S I O Z JUMBO 1.79 7 0 0 FILTTIP ttMEK Non-flarcotic, PAIN REIEVEK 4 O Z For coughs due to colds. M EDIUTED CHEST 199 Zroit^ SLUMBA-TASS m i 2 - 2 “ 2 - 5 1 1 1 anti-tussIve. For relief H.diieiod I Non-narcotic, non-habit 24’ S Black e^hAr R EG . 1J9 MFG. 49c of coughA due to colds. REG. IIM 1.39 2 » t « forming. MF6.49C ^ u * * - “1J69 ^ 2r o . 17i For chililm Tomporaiy relief of • MedicaM vapors give fMt H « t^ fc r lurlMkD fsv«r,paia, dlseomfMt [effoctiveiMML y .' O W B ^'ID ;;. . R ittA C TiftU Q UIK-*vAID B A i m H i lf f I N ANTIHISTAM INE A u ie e v CAPS u 's A N A L G E S I C 2S’S REG, 2 - 0. 1 * ® LIT F REG. 7 - 1 “ 1.39 0 ,OSEHSAU.E«SY ith pm-ftrataif xtaliftkli «taei tMiij S I I K - A I D r fast relief prtthout stomach ivset H A S E I S T Y L E A L L R O U N D O W E N S 402 W A K E - U P R EC ^ lli E N T H O L JN aU 'S ENTEM C HAIR IRUSHES P U R S E O R N A S A L ■ I S O P R O P Y L TABLETS 36’s HAkVAkP SQUAXE S T Y L I I K C M T E P 4MPM ■ a l c o h o l 91% ff?i2K)ltl30, INHALER DOF5 2 - .. 1 4 0 IRUSHES APC REG.*] YOUR CHOICE E TAPUITS R EG . 1J 9 RE& U ) d , - 0. | f W A K A P S m ’ s Z - P 5 t 2 - 0 .1 *® S3* i ,m i irita i In red, gnau m hlua. CARO O F 2 9» for tampMNjf relief ot|»in. REG, Special costing ta prevent I For use in the preparation Feathers, Miapas, teases, 2 - J 3 0 stomach upset t43 2 foa150 lo t hypodermic needles. lot Hulls, stylM, curls I a u v o n C A f S U U S i E H C V n V E R EG . 1.29 PAIN-EX 1 X T R A alavon B A ’ S MM MMikIh tAEiklH H TnN STRENGTH PAIN , s 2 - < « 2 ® * « RELIEVER lO O ’S J ^stemic ihilgekie. Far pain ef & 2 , ^ 4 » o MFG. ■headache^'mieerwdiest, pains. A prerddion ’rlTItlng instrument : -1.79 For pain of headache, arthritis', and PAW -AW AY ^ lASY DIAL relief of common cold symptoms, A N A L G E S I C 4" rM r scNooi TELi^HONf POI P O N Y T A I L I s O Z F O A M OWENS sc is«»s MAGNETIC H ALL’S DIURETIC ARIUOft REG. , H O L D E R 10’S MwiresN Itiyi S . O . 91* TABS 40*S Hmi. MEL-U-GEL i.4> f f 9 R ROLLERS/PINS 2 - 0. 2 * ® I S O P R O P Y L ,8 0Z. |iE!onveNi*nitli IMte’Skvas your najh 2 w 9 0 C 2 -O. 7 0 0 ? REG. 0 170 , For tomporsy relief hom minor ALCOHOL PINT s 2 f o r 2 0 0 Round edge, Mfaly tip PONY TAIL fo i o r;s ■pain af arthritis A muscle achu.. BELMOIW MAGIC 2 12 Helps etifflinate excess water. 14 OZ. HOLDER 4’S • Small* Medium REG. BRAIN a iC U U T O R I HARIM OID SQUARE • Boullant ITRAN-BHIM CAPS 99d 2 f o r 3 4 0 HALL’S NERVE 1JI$ 2 -o .6 0 t PIN CURL CLIPS » T A B L E T S 50’S 3A ’ S 10 M G Natural vegetable powder. REG. W HITE PASTE 5 O Z . Twin Beaded 99 d ?- MFG. MFG.. 2.99 EASYAD D Ik ^ 2 - 0 . 3 0 0 2 k w 3 ® ® . For temporary relief of sls^ile For relief from nervous tension. nervous ( e n i^ . . 5 L.128 HARVARD SQUARE OW ENS HEADACHE IW CILAGE 3 OZ T A B L E T S 100! $ ACftAOiSIC ' Knapp a tuntiMg latol WSTASUTS PLAYING CARDS . REG. 49 d Ewe 56* R|(IL59 - .g- GLORAY SUPER GLORAY , 1^ 2 - 0. 2 5 4 . WAYUWD" 2 HARVARD SQUARE tiontains no aspirin. No stomach COAT^ CEtUXE 4 FOR I B O U F F A N T BOUFFANT S t 2 -o .2W SCHOOL GLUE 4oz upset Fast safe pain reliet . Fer relief efluwhKlih. llElB.I9d S H O W E R C A P SHOWER CAP Analgesic licelMtitlve. lAXATOlW ’S UXATIVE " CLUBHOUSE" MFG. 74c 2 roe 75 * PLASTIC 4FOtuU!l MASON'S too I ANTtMAkeNEA AIPIDMITASIITS I REG. MAGNETtCKEY 2 - 1 M 2 - 1 “ COMPOUND 5 OZ 11.99 REG. 30ND-ALL WHITE GLUE | 2 -0.200 "2.99 ^ 2 -0. 3 ®® CONTAIHERn OfiA] MFG. 1.29 REG. U9 I Gentle laxative lor REG. 73 4 4 F 0 R 0 U V | MFG.74C 2ro.75* ^ - R E G . Laxative and stool TERRY-LINED r s 2 „« 1 ** I women sollener. Never be locked out r ^ n . , ' 14 » 5 'or temporary relief pf upset stomach. ■!g5 2 -0. 1 ®® XT# giMiA OMVIh HIGHPOWER gals, gentle teliel from r DKKGI^RM AIL MAGNIFYING GLASS GLORAY FLOCKED NYLON NET "i ewwon

11 BR 2/77 FAMOUS ROGER'S CORONET TEFLON W ILCOX TOOLS LIGHTER ,9(M>AY CLEAR WATCH BANDS SCREWDRIVERS CHEWBONES FLUID IRONING BOARD F L E A C O L U R Fits all Timex and all other watches. > ELECTRICIAN’S-^6"x6’' FOR DOG OR CAT 100% ROLLED BEEFHIDE Piecislon made, fuaranteed, choice of COVER CABIRET - 4’’x3/16’’ expansion bands, suede, leather, cord chain link, 2 . o « 5 5 ( MECHANIC’S •4"*4’’ mesh, leather and expansion combinations, etc. ■■ 2 J S 0 WILCOX ASSORTED LOCKS PHILIPS H E A D -. 4" Wide fashion leather MEN’ S LADIES’ BOYS' 4 OZ-REG. 54ff 2 SHALL LIGHTER 13/4" COMBINATION 0 I 4Q YOUR CHOICE r J f 2 r J M REG. 1.49 MFG. 1.79 REG. 99f. LOCK REG. 1.39 Z F O B I e REG. FLUID 2 , 0 . 8 0 C REG. 2Foa90t FOR 1401.39 Fits all standard boards. 13.4" LAMINATED Q IdQ 89C EA L e A K I L L I N G SOZ REG.79d . SCRATCH AWL JUMBO PADLOCK REG. 1.39 Z f O R I C O L L A R FOR l S . r o . » l l REG. Flip top seal. Odorless REG. OR CAT REG. 2 2 FOR 9001.99 6 smokeless 36” BICYCLE COMBINATIONITION REG. 99c 2 ,J 0i) ■FORt CHAIN LOCK C O R O N E T PLASTIC REG. 1.99 FOR 250REG. 2 . 0 . 2 " '> ASSORTED PIASTK DOG DISI FLEA A TICK 2.49 B U T A N E SHOE M I N K I R B R E 2 , o . 9 0 C SENTRY LOCKS VINYL POWDER 544” PUPPY DISH 3 0 0 REG. F U E L 4 A M BOXES 2" Laminated DOG BRUSHES* REG.69d FOR 2.99 D O G T O Y S * (oronel REG 2.99 2 . 0 . 3 » » ' 4 OZ. REG. 8" TERRIER DISH 10 0 2 r J 9 f l REG.99Z .FOR FOR 3503.49 2 , oM 1 3/4" Laminated 10 REG. 1.89 REG 2.69 2 . 0 . 2 ’ » SUTANE 2 r o . 9 0 ^ 10” HOUND DISH 1 5 0 REG. MEG. 1.19 4 > F O R l Strong mink biisttes for snarls. FOR 400 FUEL Natural llbrb lor sheen. REG. 1.49 S ; ^ F O R 3.99 14" Brass Padlock HtU. 89d For most Butane MFG. 98c flEG 2.99 2 . 0 . 3 » " PET GROOMING DOUBLE WELL PET 1 5 0 2 lighters. 4.6 OZ REG. Choose from hamburger, BRUSH FEEDER' REG.U49 FOR FOR 500 4.99 1" Brass Padlock hot dog, pork chop, Fast, effective powder. slipper, bone, & other Kills fleas, ticks A 2 r » ; DOUBLE DINER FOR 9 REG 2.49 2 . 0 . 2 5 0 REG. 2,9« joo ]0 0 REG. assorted toys. lice. CATS REG. 99c t 2 FOR 6.99 HOUSEHOLD & LEATHER GOODS PEDIGRii PET SUPPLIES

IMPORTED IR ia r i p g e r s • I ’ 5 PIPES "R EX With aluminum liH»r | STRAIGHT OR TAFfeRE^ "RANGER" With push er '^ BOWL For coolar^ sinooth^ screw bit.i ' - smoke'every: thhe. ^ -

REG. R o r M u k i -2:99 2 . . i n s 2 « | s ) | :OD LIVER OIL PET VITAMIN COUGH COLD I A P A C H E A P A C H E APACHE MOHEY APACHE TWO H A itttn WHEAT GERM I Z I P P E R |4 OZ.B*iM«'“ i* OIL 4 OZ TAIS 100*1 TAIS 100’s L E A T H E R CLIP s,MUa,«eyHb REG. 1.19 Z f O R I It TIPPER POUCH IkanttPfoh REG. U 9 » " REG. 2.99 2 FO R t REG. 2.99 ^ FINEST QUAUTY A&D OIL N/ WHEAT 2 1 REG. REG. REG. IMfORTED PIPES Holds k full pack of tobacco I T a i*m n idiiaf at caMha REG. A dietary tupplement to _ _ 1.79 FOR 99iE FO R I 1.69 2 r o . l 7 0 99i! A iF O R Irregulars of^faft'ous $10 to^, Black or brown. PKTURE FRAMES r e g .'i i f v _ ____ . As a source ol Vitamin E. GN4 M B II CGNfBStiONtt rOf 2 2 2 , $12 imported Briars. Rpgii^ ^^rS2FOR.140 proeietahealiGlustiMiceaL vaMiwy Uai Oe^ 6 HOOK Genuine leather 6 SWIVEL HOOK SNAP Genuine cowhide Black iiM oit-ioIbB.- or filtered thorca'df liuei v MFG. GOID FINISH MITAt OMtODD Black or brown FASTENER Choice of brown or brown 3.39 or hlack. carve or sandblatt finish.' 2 ^ 0 . 3 4 ? IN ASSORTEP D K O U n D COIOIIS ^ .P IC T U R E Per.PnwtrUt, DociMents, Cwtifloitas, KaClpM. «tel fi^ 'b e o k *. ' iH A p E R S REG. 'i f c f V . Deluxehnlalv foohangingor freeitandina , Over $2style*,fpehoMe.WOnu. V lW N C E 5.99 2 t o v P FR0M24" X 3" TO 11" 14’’’ ' COMBINATION 1 REG. 4^ . J'- •• s* POUCH Genuine iheepskl| m iiX z i . RE'fi. 1J9 REG. 2.99 2 FO R S . O 0 PibURE FRAAE pipd holdw ipoueh HANGER ^ F 2 f o r 1 . 3 0 2 FOR 2 .0 0 2 f o r 3 .0 0 ' REft ^ SAKOOTH HANGER CONNOISSEUR ^ MFG. 2 FOR .1^.50 IStfeADHESIvi - 5.99 2 .. 6 n R E G ,1 .» • R EG . 2.49 REG. 3.49 CLOTH H4mER SELECTION ^ RE6.8J9 APACHE CHANGE A P A C H E APACHE KEY APACHE. PURSES Turkis- ■ • ' ■ CHOICE ! ANTI-DIARRHEA , 2 f ^ r t . 4 0 2 FOR 2 .5 0 2 FOR 3 .5 0 D I C A L C I U M B-COMPLIX INSTANT flKST RE0.39d PURSE LUGGAGE TAGS RING HOLDER YOUR CHOICE 2 f o r S.OO PHOSPHATE TARS TABS too'. TAIS 100’s AID ANTISEPTIC] PLASTIC W ETLOOK GENUINE LEATHER SNAP ON BELT fo a UP TOBACCO^ m W m i 100*1 A 9 0 0 REG. SPRAY SOZ. REG^'^' ^ P 0UCHE 1 7 I ZfOR I f o n E. b o 2 FOR 4 .0 0 c i I t h h a i 1.99 ^ f, o r 2 ^ r 7 . Q 0 ^ REG. 1.99 AMNoei 9 9 2 Q E 2 13.99 P K 'D F ZiFORCe REG. REG. REG. ' MFG. 2.99 • , Z2 F r ( o » 3 " > 12 REG. L49ftiFORi. REG. 2.99 FOR < 1.71 KEG. 2.79 REG. 4.49 2 MFG. 2.19 r L f O R f c ' I 1.49 FOR 99d FOR 4 , FOR GIANT DECORATOR PURSE m . ' .ilEG.7J9 I LIVER. IRON.&B-12 2 2 2 For Vltaaiii B-Coaif lex Fa rlM n liito l BymwIiM For cats A dogs. Relitvas or CHANGE PURSE WITH Genuine leather. I 2 f o r 1J 0 2 FOR 2 .8 0 2 FOR 4 .5 0 2 FOR 8 .0 0 RE«.7« 2tORl TABSSO'so nnn auodatad will dienhea In oain & itching. Aneelhetic. KEYRING AIR TIGHT ZIPPER REG. 1.9 9 Z f ORZ«" deflcieftclea. choice of brown or black. HAND FASHIONED i m II MlmalB. POUCH CAPESKIN BRITJSH CUSTOM C A S s i m L E A T H E R 0 i*n n l I M A G N E T I C DESIGN, .IM FG.4.99 Z f O R O ™ RECORDING TAPES MAONHIC Aged Imported B/iar> Vulcihite Rubber Bite^Dry CAlTRlOGE Smokrng Condeoser. Wvrante REG. 6911 ^ «MIIIN.(2DX2) CARD OF 10 ” " 2 » 7 0 ' LIGHTER FLINTS 5" X 600' 0 0 000 ReG^7492fp|l*® s 2 „ I O M | MFG. REG. U9Z.FOR'.■■rwnam A mi 33c • 2 FOR 3 4 ^ |60 MIN. (30X2) APACHE SHOE A SHOE LACES HELMAC LINT HARVEY’S r X 1200' VINYL COLLAR* REG.2J91 STUDDED LEATHER DOG’S CHROME BOOT LACES** PKG OF 2 PRS. REMOVER or TRANSMISSION , U ' f PUTED CHOKE FOR DOGS i REGLl.9|^6i2^^ DOG COLLARS * 40 INCH SIZE 0 inn F L U I D Quart REFILLS tTRACK TAPE V WIDEsns r w i O E i i z u 7^131 CHAIN* . . . CATS LEATHER LIKE REG.99d Z f ORI REG. / 90 MIN (45X2) 12-lt-U REG. l.n 2FO.200 12-14-N REG.UI ZFO R I**” 4 0 C YOUR CHOICE 54 INCH SIZE 0 l i n 39(f L FOR ICARTRIDGE M r WIDE SIZES S r WIDE SIZES 7 mw 1 I I REG. 1.39 Z F O R I WAXED A 4 0 m 9 O O Q lS-lS-17 REG. l.» 2 i 9i 2 2 0 IMS-IT REG. l.» ,200 REG. I REG. 2 RE(L2.49 2 ro R 2 ®® REG. US leFORf 34" WIDE sins w w io E s iz a 7,„ 7M Choice ol lovely metallic ^ 72 INCH SIZE 0 I 7 n 1.39 2r J 40 REG.2JSiLFORU ia-U-2BREC.2.« 2 f o i 25 0 U-2I-Z2 REG. v> ZFORZ"* " 0 000 90101 4 L F O R U 5 0 ( MIN. (60 X 2) REG. 1.99 fcFORfc Chelctolaizes.34"WlDE REG. 1.69 Z F 0 R | ' “ 1 " W IO E s o e s r * WIDE SUES 80 MIN. 0 iQ O U-21-23REG. US 2rot32® N-21-23 REG. 2.SI Z F O t Z * * REG. 3.99 4 F O R " t R E6 .2J9 2 f O | 3 ^ ^ | I HEAD CLEANER CASSEHE HEAD CLEANERS 1]Q 'X) „... 2 r , . 2 ® » I R O N - O N WINDSOR SOAP DISH WITH IMMERSION WILCOX HANGING 2 PAINT aaUSHES PATCHES OR IRON-ON H I N G E D T O P HEATER "CONCORD" NATURAL OR ACCESSORIES REG, MENDING FABRIC POCKETS POLYESTER BRISTLE CUP HOOKS PKG. OF 8 I LEATHER CAT LEATHER DOG TIMUTB 4.99 PLASTIC HANDLE- RED OR STEEL BRASS PLATED REG. CHOICE <1 e n h ’ '*'' I COLLAR W /KLL* HARNESSES * lUHHER CHAIH* J4*D .SmPS REG. REG. 59e 2 r o . 6 0 0 .. B MFG- REG. sax ZfO iDU * 3«"W IDE 69d 2 r o . 7 0 0 2 1 0 7 99c 2 FORf o r 1®® 69< 2 P 5 S I 0 C 3‘/i” EMBROIDERY VINYL CLAD NOOKSpkg. of si 14-16-U REG.USZFORr’' Keeps soap dry. Aen REG. 2.99 ZIO R U r e g .U s A > 70 R I YOUR CHOICE REG. 1.59 .1/1, MFG. IM S0\ Polyester 50% SCISSORS H"WID£ SIZES 4 Plastic lor travel. f o r ^® '’"RS2FO.80C 6 V X 19" Cotton Package of 2 75* 1,39 2 1 18-2D-22RE(L2.59Z f o r Z I W s p i r a l t i e - o u t 4k" W ID E a A i n I R A L E I G H MAGNETIC HOOK , r MFG. 3«"WIDE SIZES 9-11-13 M"WIDE SIZES. o n DRESSMAKER SHEARSl COAT&HATHOOKS pkg.OF2| 2roi2»0 „ .« 2 , 0. 2 ™ l 5 * 1.59 2 f o r 1®® Asserted colors. 22-24-21 REG.3.7SZFORa|“ REG. 141 MFG. S i 2 k » B 0 « 2 f o r 2 2 0 REG. 3" 2.19 3.99 HOLD-ON MAONETIC CLIPS "BEDFORD" NYLON 2 k « 1 0 0 BRISTLE-PLASTIC HANDLE TIDY PWS PRO. OF » 9 / ' 154" PUSH PHIS ASST, COLORS. W t 8"PINKING SHEARS MFG. 1.69 2 ... 1™ R iK .g tk"''’ P L A S T I C B E A C O N MADISON KLEEN'N DRY 2” REG. 2 r o ,2 2 0 T R A V E L TV ANTENNA** KNIVES MOIST 8.99 MFG. 2.19 HIGH CARBON S TEEL HOBBY FLOfCR MRE tM FT. BOTTLES 4 OZ TOWELETTES 3" a i N i p 4 BLADE CAMPER Washes and refreshes face MFG. 3.39 2 f o r 3 ^ ® 2 f O t 6 0 ^ REG. and hands without water HRE PICTURE CORO S FT. «“ “»«• aiinsK REG. 2.89 2r..290 MADISON KITCHEN 4" MOUSE 69if 5 2 r o . 3 » REtLSIC 2 f m 6 0 ^ 20’S SHEARS MFG. 3.99 2 for400 1«M 3 section aluminum staff. REG. 2 BLADE POCKET MIRROR HANGING KIT Choice of handy plastic Has Twin-X cable styron T.19 2r o . l 2« 2UMkliaaki.2UB-ia4 nnal 1S 2 J" 2»3J0 REG. boitlos. Parfect for travel 40'S ^ REG, ^ a S-ft.REG. lU ZfORdU*I 2,FOR , « 7 0 « base MASaiNG TAK Ann atuiZroiO"® Refular or spray top. 2.69 FOR MFG. 7 3.69 PLASTIC IIRNOR HOLDERS | REG. 6)e 1.79 fC r o x l M REG. 1.19 12 BR 2/77 13 BR 2/77