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■ ■ ' ............../' V r n p f e s TWENTy- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Aug. 28, 1978 me. I am incontinent I need help often Double Alarm I like to be treated with I am cranky (though I respect and dignity just as A b o u t To w n ELGIN, m. (UPI) - A The device has a I don’t want to be) MACC Newt II have always tried to treat new wrinkle in home transmitter and a receiver | I could be your; smoke detectors: a model that can alert a neighbor as { N/" the store or just for a ride. Rights issued by the others. Last week in this column Mother Manchester WATES will that sounds an alarm in well as the occupants of a There are other areas a Connecticut State Depart­ I am and have been we"'gave you some “Somebody” over the Father meet Tuesday at the two places at one time, up house where fire breaks volunteer can help that ment of Health. He also The Weather highlights from the first years, to many people such Grandmother , Italian-American Club on to 200 feet away. out. bring you in touch with a gives us some very specific Becoming jiartly cloudy, warm and humid, with part of the Rev. Andrew as Grandfather. Eldridge Street. Weighing greater number of do’s an don’ts about chancb of a few thunderstorms today, but clearing Kazar s booklet^ “Our My Sweetheart Some day you may be a in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. residents. These include volunteering and ^scusses “Me.” A tittle kindness, a in late afternoon.- Highs near 80, around 27 Celsius. Neighbors In Convalescent My Wife Tliere will be a fruit and such things as pushing a our own attitudes. The last soft word. Fair tonight with lows in the lower 60s. Mostly Homes.” That section gave My Husband vegetable social. us some facts about the Cheer Cart, playing bingo page of the booklet sums it Some acknowledgement TOY LADIES sunny and less humid Wednesday with highs near My Mother or cards, or perhaps up beautifully. It is as by you that I am still a per­ A Family NEWSpdper Since 1881 80. Probability of rain decreasing to 20 percent by numbers of aged in our My Father Party Plan Needs Dealers In This helping with the monthly follows; son, not a “thing.” late afternoon, 10 percent jk>night and Wednesday. community, about the nur­ My Daughter Home delivered copy 15 cents sing homes in our com­ birthday parties. Whatever I am the resident of a ’This is all I ask. Is it too Area To Show Toys & Gifts Now To National weather map on page 17. the volunteer does, it says nursing home. My Son Vol. XCVII, No. 280 — Manchester, Conn., Tuesday, August 29, 1978 munity, and some general My many Friends much? Newsstand copy 20 cents problems this segment of to the resident, “the com­ I am a human being, If the waning years have Would you like to REeiSTERED i > Nov. Earn *50 or More An Evening. munity still cares and just who, through my contribu­ volunteer? Call 646-4114 OPTICIRNS our community faces. been unkind to me, please No Experience or Investment The last part of the Rev. maybe I am still an impor­ tion to society during my John P. Callan, M.D. I DISCOUNT PRICES tant part of that com­ productive years, h e l ^ to don’t blame me if Hartford Mr. Kazar's booklet deals I don’t see too well Needed. Call Collect (814) 266-8721.!: with very specific needs of munity.” mold a decent place in life Courtesy of The Rev. Mr; Kazar for my generation and the I don’t hear too well RDRIK Johnstown, Pa. 15904. convalescent home I spill my food Medical . Society of residents and how the gives us that Patient Bill of generations that followed New Jersey volunteer fits into the pic­ Supreme Court Backs District ------------------------------ ture. We discover that two- Pick up your copy of this thirds of the residents need exciting 4 -S ta rtle someone that cares enough circuiar at your nearest <1 to come, in every week or Caidor store... every other week just to andSAVEi talk or even just to sit with them. In Buckland Jurisdiction Case Others have some very BY ALEX GIRELLI Town legal officials, not having read buildings are within the area which taxes is in an escrow fund. Court with Justices John P. Cotter the weakness of this claim is that no specific needs. A stroke the decision this morning, could not the district has a right to serve, they Democratic Town Chairman and Joseph S. Longo concurring. conflict exists. City Editor victim may want some say what further legal steps, if any, were not Included in the area at issue Theodore Cummings said the deci­ Justice Joseph W. Bogdanski wrote Superior Court Judge Edward letters written, a blind The right of the Eighth are open." in the legal dispute. sion did not come as a surprise to the dissenting opinion in which Hammill had contended that the only resident may want to be Utilities District to provide Mayor Stephen Penny said the “We will not want to dispose of the him because he expected the lower Justice Walter J. Sidor concurred. conflict was one created by the read to, and another resi­ fire service to Buckland has town will contfnue to operate the Buckland firehouse,” he said. court would be upheld. He said it Loiselle dismissed the town’s argu­ town’s insistance on providing fire dent may want to get out to been upheld by the Connecticut firehouse it built in Buckland to ser­ As a result of the decision, if no does not affect the effort toward con­ ment that because it had provided protection and in not allowing the dis­ vice areas not involved in the dis­ fire protection under provisions of Supreme Court in a 3 to 2 split further challenge is made, the dis­ solidation of the district and the trict to do so. pute. He said be has figures in­ trict will provide the fire protection town, the subject of another suit now the Town Charter, the district’s right In the dissenting Supreme Court Credits decision. dicating that the number of residen­ and charge the fire tax. The town will in Superior Court. under special acts,had been ter­ opinion, Bogdanski holds that the The majority opinion of the state’s tial and commerical buildings out­ be required to pay the area residents 'The Democratic majority on the minated. He said in 1963, when the Town (Charter provisions should, in Knit Shirts SALE/ top court agreed with a Superior Offered side the disputed area to which the the difference between the tax they Board of Directors pressed forward Legislature expanded the area which fact, prevail and that it was the 4 4 4 ^ " ^ Court ruling that the district, not the Buckland station is the first to res­ paid the town and the tax they would with construction of a firehouse in the district was authorized to serve, legislative intent that’when a ques­ This fall the Manchester •Misses’ Breezy Big Tops Town of Manchester, has tte legal pond exceeds the number within the have paid the district over the period Buckland despite the fact that a dis­ the town was already serving those tion of concurrent jurisdiction arises, Long-sleeves, collars right to fight fires in the Buckland disputed area. of litigation. areas not already served by the dis­ no incorporated district within the Adult Evening School, in New-for-fall sheer prints in easy- pute over fire service was in in new fall stripes. Mfr. area since a majority of the residents He said that includes apartments The town will also have to pay the trict. town shall have rights superior to addition to its regular guarantees wear 1 year. care polyester. Wear loos or progress and had come under strong belled. there have petitioned the district for program, again will be Sizes 8-18. on West Middle Turnpike and New district the equivalent of the tax it GOP criticism as a result. The He also rejected the town’s claim those of the town. Our Reg. 11.99 to 13J9 service. offering some high school State Road as well as East Catholic would have collected less the amount Democrats y io n a sweeping election that^ tjie,“Charter provisions should The dissent holds that no one Eighth District officials greeted courses for Manchester •Boys’ DouBieknit High School and Howell Cheney the town has paid the district to fight victory afterward, however. prevail, in the case' ofta- cdnflict claimed the special acts giving High School credit. These ' Siacks for Faii the decision with joy and called for a Regional Technical School. fires under contract with the town. Justice Alva Loiselle wrote the between the authority of the town YOUR new era of town-district cooperation Penny said that while those The money the town collected in and the district. Justice Loiselle says courses will be open to CHOICE majority opinion for the Supreme See Page Ten adults, high school 4.99 students and non-high Man-tailored flares In school graduates. solid colors. Reg. 8-16, • Misses’, Jrs.’ Slim 8-16. Wool-Blend Insldt Today Elach course will meet Decision Pleases for three hours per week Skirts The new tweeds, •Girls’ Frilly or plaids, solid with Manchester for a period of 12 weeks. Tailored Fall Blouses pocket details, belts, The only exception is Oh-so-pretty styles In pastels Town directors are generally flares.

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