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NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - Presi­ American employes at Uganda Amin then charged 5,000 U.S. hostages. dent Idi Amin today assured a Airlines. Amin said he proposed to Marines were off the east African Diplomatic and naval sources in meeting of whites — mostly hand out “honor medals” at coast and issued a nationwide alert Nairobi discounted other reports that Americans — at Entebbe airport that Wednesday’s meeting. for a possible “invasion.” the nuclear-powered U.S. aircraft he had “nothing against them,” par­ ’The radio said Amin was anxious to Western diplomats in Nairobi were carrier Enterprise, which docked at tially easing the suspense over thank Americans for their “good checking reports reaching here that Kenya’s port of Mombasa last week, Wednesday’s scheduled showdown work.” Amin also has instructed the es­ has returned. The vessel has at least meeting with some 200 Americans Tlie broadcast said Amin was in a timated 200-member British com­ 95 fighter aircraft aboard. barred from leaving the country. jovial mood and explained he had munity to attend the Wednesday 8 Radio Uganda announced that Radio Uganda said Amin met in­ ordered Americans not to leave only a.m. (midnight EST) gathering at Zaire President Mobutu Sese-Seko formally with the group of whites at so he could "see them all Jointly.” Entebbe, site of last summer’s has cabled Amin seeking assurances the airport and told them the world Earlier, the radio said holding them dramatic Israeli rescue of occupants for the safety of Americans. The media had “ misunderstood” his hostage “never has crossed his of a hijacked French plane. radio said Amin has replied that .V orders summoning all Americans in (Amin’s) mind.” Amin originally scheduled the “there is no cause for alarm .” Uganda to a meeting. Amin issued the order last Friday meeting with all Americans for this Amin today telephoned Charles 4 “Ugandans are your brothers and and at the same time firing off an morning, but during the weekend he Harrison, ABC correspondent in sisters ... enjoy yourselves,” Amin angry cable to President Carter postponed it until Wednesday, Nairobi and an acquaintance from P told his guests, Uie radio said. The describing as “false” Carter’s offering assurances that they were Kampala, and told him he was happy II white party was composed mostly of criticism of recent events in Uganda. safe and should not be considered with the Americans in Uganda an would confer medals on some of them when he meets them Wednesday. Buckland plan approved “The Americans here are my sons and daughters,” he said. “They are very happy. By GREG PEARSON to be approved by the EDC, but Department of Human Services and “I have been receiving many Herald Reporler Anderson said that the provision was included in the park plan. telegrams from heads of state con­ The Manchester Economic "misleading.” Blanchard said that the report cerning the Americans — President Development Commission (EDO Following a suggestion by Penny, seems to suggest a need for more Mobutu' of Zaire, from the crown this morning unanimously approved the commission voted to change the low-income housing in the town, and prince of Saudi Arabia, and from the plan for the proposed industrial wording to “ ground cover, and he is fearful that the Capitol Region Emperor Bukassa of the Central park. shrubs or trees.” Council of Governments, the area’s African Empire.” A few minor changes were amade He ended with a joke about Presi­ Signs Enlarged planning agency, may later use this based on suggestions by Stephen Pen­ dent Carter; “Carter has just joined Penny also questioned an Increase part of the report to require such ny and William Anderson, two housing. politics and I am senior to him.” in the permitted size of a free­ members of the EDC who live on Burnham St., the neighborhood standing sign in the park to a closest to the proposed park. maximum of 450 square feet. The plan is now schooled to be Weiss said that this change was made at the request of the J.C. Governors lobbying presented at the Board of Directors Penney Co., which wants to locate a meeting Tuesday night. two-million square foot distribution The plan details construction of the center within the park. Cabinet members park, which is proposed for a 393- Weiss said that the firm wants a acre site located between Burnham WASHINGTON (UPI) - The headed by Democrat Reubln Askew St. and Tolland Tpke. Information on 430 square-foot sign (slightly larger than 20 feet by 20 feet) that would be nation’s governors — most of them of Florida, who took over the chair­ cost estimates, land use, effects and Democrats— were expected to spend manship when Andrus resigned to utilities construction is included in visible from nearby 1-88. Alan Lamson, assistant town a large part of their three-day winter come to Washington. A little unaeasonal fun the plan. meeting obbying with Carter ad­ ’Thirty-three of the 36 Democratic Penny requested an extension for planner, explained that the size of a Only a few days ago, youngsters were skating at Charter Oak sign will be based on the amount of ministration Cabinet members. governors, and all the Republicans the amount of time permitted the ’The governors gathered in the were expected, along with indepen­ Park, but on Saturday afternoon the weather called for baiket- EDC to act on matters connected frontage a firm has. Thirty square feet on a sign will be permitted for nation’s capital Sunday for dent Jam es Longley of Maine. Only ball in in shirtsleeves. The players are John Kennedy, left, of 50 with the park. The park plan, as preliminary meetings, and the the governors of Arkansas, Missouri originally written, would provide 30 every 100 feet of frontage, he said. Woodside St., Dave Edward of Glenwood Rd., and Dave Thus, it is unlikely that any other serious business of their annual and Wyoming planned to miss the Thonnas of 114 Steep Hollow Lane. (Herald photo by Dunn) days for the EDC to act on park- winter conference begins today. meeting. related items. Penny said that this company will approach the maximum size sign permitted. All but three of the 50 state gover­ did not offer the commission, which nors 'were joined by four territorial only meets once a month, enough chief executives to discuss energy, Anderson also asked about a time to properly consider proposals welfare reform and health care — the change in the park plan that allowa before acting. main items on their agenda. Western Waterbury talks break off firm to acquire additional open space Atty. Rolland Castleman, who, governors wanted to talk about park land at a later date. He WATERBURY (UPI) - The school over the next two years. tion Saturday held an aftermoo rally along with Atty. Jules Karp, water, and aid for their drought- wondered if the town would receive board and Striking teachers, about |1 Teachers went on strike for five- to support Mayor Edward Bergln's represents the EDC, said that the 30- stricken states. any additional revenue for that million apart in contract school days in January until the position the financially troubled city day limit was^ an "oversight.” He R ep u b lican s co n tro l only 12 property other than the tax money negotiations, broke off talks late Sun­ School Board accepted their 817 is unable to meet the teaciierfl’ said that there would be no problem statehouses. The winter meeting is that would come from the expansion day with no new negotiations million contract proposal. The pact demands. in extending the limit. the first time in many years the of the acquiring firm. scheduled. needed approval of Aldermen, Federal m etlators, who Joined ’The EDC agreed and voted to in­ governors conference has been Weiss said that such a decision “Negotiations are in recess and we however, and they rejected un­ talks Thursday alter state mediatoca crease the limit to 60 days. heavily controlled by Democrats should be made by the EDC if, and will be in court Tuesday,” Mrs. Ber­ animously as too expensive. left in desperation, withheld com­ Another change was made in the with one of its own in the White wording of regulation governing when, such a proposal is made. He nice Wagge, acting president of the The Waterbury Taxpayers Associa­ ment on the status of the talks. i House at the same time. landscape requirements for prospec­ said that this change was also made Waterbury Teachers Association, Carter, the first governor to ad­ tive tenants. in discussion with Penney. said at the conclusioiT of Sunday’s vance to the White House since ’The regulations originally said that meeting. Franklin Roosevelt, assigned most of a firm in the park would have to “They don’t want to close The city’s 1,114 teachers, who have his Cabinet to meet with the con­ Energy plan backed landscape with “ shruhs, ground themselves off from expansion worked without a contract for l4 ference participants. cover, or trees.” possibilities,” he said. The firm has months, went on strike last The President will host his former Anderson said, “I don’t find that no plans at this time to expand, he Wednesday for the second time since colleagues and their wives at a by Sen. Ribicoff acceptable.” He expressed concern said. January, closing li schools and reception and dinner ’Tuesday night. that a company might do all its In another matter, Robert keeping 17,000 students from classes. Carter chose one governor, Cecil HARTFORD (U PD -Sen. Abraham Ribicoff is chairman of the landscaping in ground cover and not Blanchard, a member of the EE)C, City officials canceled classes again Andrus of Idaho, as Interior Ribicoff, D-Ctonn., today called upon Senate's Governmental Affairs Com­ use any trees or shrubs, a situation suggested that Alan Mason, director today. Secretary, and put a former gover­ his congressional colleagues to ap­ mittee, which is expected to handle the EDC and neighbors of the park of human services, be present at Superior Court Judge Robert A. nor, Kenneth Curtis of Maine, in the prove President Carter’s expect^ the President’s energy department did not want. Thursday’s meeting of the commis­ Wall issued contempt citations chairmanship of the Democratic call for a cabinet-level energy proposal. Town Manager Robert Weiss said sion. Blanchard had some questions Friday against 29 WTA leaders and National Committee. department. “We will give it top priority. Crea­ that any landscaping plan would have ordered them to appear in court about a housing report written by the The governors conference is Carter is expected to submit tion of a broad-based energy depar^ Tuesday. legislation to Congress Tuesday that ment will deal with Issues of supply, The judge could order the union would set up a Department of Energy conservation, and data collectloa,” V leaders jailed since teacher strikes with jurisdiction over virtually all he said. are illegal in Connecticut, and fine energy propams. Ribicoff, calling the United States Today’s news summary each one 8750 a day for every day the “ Reorganization is crucial to the wasteful in iU use of energy, said strike continues. The WTA itself design and implementation of a meaningful conservation measures could be fined 85,000 a day for each Compffed from United Pn$$ International coherent energy policy. Coherent must be taken. day the strike continues. policy is not frantic response to “Conservation requires serious The School Board offered teachers changes in the way we think and deal rescued unharmed from an ice crisis. It is a comprehensive and a 8785,800 contract Sunday, calling it with energy and is of major Impor­ State Regional flow in Lake Erie Sunday. long-term approach to a problem the “best and final” offer. Teachers that will not go away,” Ribicoff said tance. We waste between 30 and 50 HARTFORD - Rep. John W. BOSTON — An extended rejected it, saying they were holding in a speech to the Hartford Graduate per cent of all energy consumed In Anderson, D-Newtown, co- NEW YORK - Marian Ander­ weather outlook for New England I t for a 81.7 million wage package Center. the United States,” be said. son, who overcame racial bias to chairman of the Environment from Wednesday through F^day become an internationally famous Committee, believes adoption of calls for; Fair weather renowned opera singer, was the controversial “bottle bill” Wednesday and ’Thursday with hoored on her 75th birthday Sun­ would help, rather than hurt, the highs in 30s and in the 40s Friday. state’s ailing bottling and brewing day in a concert at Carnegie Hall Town urged to seek state aid Overnight lows in the teens attended by First Lady Rtosalynn industry. He feels the iKMieposit, Wednesday rising to the 20s and Carter. Miss Anderson now lives Town Director Carl Zinsser is ty is for 40 units on Spencer St. The Mastrangelo had not yet received no-retum bottles were a key in low 30s Thursday and Friday. enabling larger firm s to put with her husband, Orpheus urging the Manchester Housing town and the Housing Authority own the letter from Zinsser today, but smaller firms out of business. Fisher, on a farm in Danbury, Authority to apply for a portion of a total of about six acres on Sf^ncer said he thinks the suggestion is a AUGUSTA, Maine — President Conn. state bonding money for elderly St. which has been allotted for elder­ good idea " and that the matter has Jimmy Carter plans to name a HARTFORD— The Connecticut housing which was included in Gov. ly housing. not yet been brought before the negotiator soon to try and reach a Conference of Municipalities says Grasso’s budget message earlier this The first step necessary in authority. If possible, Mastrangelo settlement between Maine and the value of tax-exempt proper­ month. applying for the funds is to contact said. Manchester would like to get two Indian tribes claiming 12.5 ties, like churches and state- International Gov. Grasso proposed a 810 million the Department of. Community Af­ the money. millions acres of the state. The owned buildings, has skyrocketed appropriation for elderly housing as fairs. Passamaquoddy and Penobscot in recent years, representing a BELFAST, Northern Ireland — part of the 894 million capital con­ tribes contend the state illegally “crushing burden” on the state A bomb blast and shootings killed struction program. took their land in treaties dating cities and towns. five persons and peace movement g Zinsser said in a letter to Pascal ^Bottle bill’ to be topic back to 1790. leaders warn that paramilitaries % Mastrangelo, Housing Authority ebar- have stockpiled enough explosives g man, that possibly 15 towns will WATERBURY - Susan Ridley The Greater Manchester Chamber to demolish Belfast. p Crone, 20, of Meriden has been National benefit from the grant. of Commerce is sponsoring a Connecticut Beverage Advisory Zinsser added, " It would seem to crowned Connecticut’s Miss breakfast Wednesday which will in­ Committee will present a film and WARSAW, Poland - Poland’s | me that this 10 million dollars will be Universe for 1977. She will repre­ DETROIT — ’The trial of two clude speakers with various view­ speak on the issue. Kathy G das, Roman Catholic primate Cardinal g divided among those towns that can sent the state at the Miss U.S.A. Filipino nurses accused of points on the controversial "Bottle chairman ol the solid waste com­ Stefan Wyszynski is hospitalized % show a need and are willing to pursue Pageant in Charleston, S. C. in poisoning hospital patients goes to Bill.” mittee of the state League of Women but a church spokesman says the | May. court Tuesday but the govern­ the grant.” The breakfast will be at the Colony Voters, will present views in favor of ment may be put on the defensive 75-year-old prelate is not serious- % "Manchester can surely show the Room of the Steak Out Restaurant, the bill. almost as much as the defendants ly ill. p need and the fact that we have land The chamber is attempting to hear MILFORD — The Meadowside Rt. S3, Talcottville at 8 a m. and will because of tactics used by the FBI available should help us to obtain the all representative views on the issue Elementary School was closed i be followed by discussion trom 8.30 to the government’s case. KHARTOUM, The Sudan - % necessary funds.” before they take an official stand, ac­ today because of a fire which to 9;30 a m. Egypt. Syria and the Sudan met p Zinsser referred to the housing cording to Suzanne Flocken, broke out about 2 a.m. caused Three legislators, Rep. Francis J. TOLEDO, Ohio — Ice breakup, today in a “historic” summit to p authority’s list of applicanU waiting Chamber executive vice-president extensive damage. No injuries Mahoney (D-13) Rep. Muriel ice jamming and some flooding forge a new alliance aimed at % for elderly housing which has grown 'The breakfast will be open to the were reported. About 450 pupils Yacavone (D-9) and State Sen David continues in northwest Ohio building up Arab power against i to nearly 200. public Reservations should be made are affected. Barry (D-4) will present their views The current elderly bousing where eight ice fishermen were Israel. '. | on the issue. by Tuesday at the chamber offices, project being planned by the authori­ Two representatives from the 646-2223 # . ■ > rt PAG* TWO - KA-’SCHETTEX rV'ETOBG HHULD C n . M a t Feb » HTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mincherter, Conn., Mon., Feb. 38, 1»77- PAGE THBMt The local chapter of I ^ A b o u t tow n naittee af Caacardia Pareols Aaoayinoas will ' LatheraB Grar h wiil meet meet Tuesday at 7:31 pjn. Art and craft show held Buckland item on PZC agenda Caoighl at 7:X at the at Giacordia Lathwaa ZBA hearings tonight briefly on children in arts art and craft workshops Hose aad Ladder Cs 1 s< ChoRk « PHksB SL The first annual art and crowd interested in en­ property osnoed by the Sosah Uniled T itP 'im am f and Zma^ Omena- the part bceaBse water bodies mfhbi tike To*e F ire Departmeal craft show exclusively for couraging children in the and crafU. including the held for children during the the part bovodancs wotOd be Met&odfcK Chnrcfc. recreation department's summer. v » >PZC> m l (uriam a «ai meet Tuesday al I. which permits a maximum 18 children was held arts. Exhibitors ranged in affected br the wart. The grmp has not yet appbed for The Zoning Board of Appeals will in a Residence B Zone. aiMtiiac al 7 3* p m and ma? pjn. at the MeSee SL fire square-foot free-standing sign. Thursday al the age from 4 to Il-years old. The PZC 0337 aim act iMcigte OB a the hcomng project, bet is eipectcd BURNSIDE □ » conduct five public hearings tonight Gockett is seeking a special act 'Jd sem ai penAe^ macien, m exception for the conversion and is Manchester Recreation Art work consisted of d ttfcn w»» attnsrnnatgttrf aia* tbe Resoienee M Z »e propewai for a « - to d* to d the change ■ M Zone at its 7 o'clock meeting in the The fifth scheduled hearing will be asking for a variance on the lot size. for Thomas Battagler, who is asking Department, ilO Cedar St. watercolor painting, stick ;ropr,acd aadascnal part acre tract os Parker S t. sear Best regnbatMis a graeced moAMiocs: Municipal Building's Hearing Room. Tbe Loyalty Day ctxn- Robert and Ann Marie Burney are He is also seeking a variance to allow to use a lot partially in Business I The show attracted a small craft, and apple doll, Tbt PZC ^ auHoa iraoud a Sl The PZC is aJlso expected to con­ naOee of the Haecbester seeking a special exception to use the an accessory building to remain Zone and partially in Residence A puppets, a button picture, t« ladaitrai ZAae Sor tcrM d The M Zeselas eeec reqaested by sider a new appiicasica lor an extes- VFV Post aad .Aaubary * M s n » r collages, and crayon B:l6tm 12;1Spm 3:46pm ClK pnffiM it part f prepeetj Tbe KiBiam B.. Thorstm. who !m drawn floa of tbe esisUDg .AazxEai B esses FQTriVacW M CASSANOfU premises at 726 N. Main St. for a straddling the lot line. Zone for a Business I Zone use. win meet loiiglB at S at the drawings. Each child “ iooM ttofMTluf* tim M - 5:46pm' S:46pm Mb&Ttsaoa a to an area off East tO M U Ks: child day care center and nursery Everett's Manchester Shell is The use will take place for a dis­ coeiBstiawB most alsa. httrerer ap a pllaa for M SBgle-fatmiy bouses post home. received a participation 8:30im 10;40«m 2; 30pm lor WilInMMIc, OwiM m o m S school. The building is in a Residence seeking a special exception that tance of 25 feet from the Business I VrouHtanw. with onwanl m mo- graat a M&itar mot dkaage iw t«o and 137 apartmeoe sBits OB the k » EldndgeSt. About town ribbon. 4:46pm 7:46pm BnaO parorit of >a»i tieat ««f« ao( Asrxher propesaJ before the c o o Ocher pecdiag maners the com- A Zone. would allow it to sell used cars at the Zone boundary. He is also requesting HMilni M Nvmpen, Vm Maachester Rotary Gab The children and parents fof Wattfburv, Sowthfaurv, Owi. RlWf, Nn> BaO M , Capa Cs4 iTEijsnB may dtscass iscinde changes Another hearing will be for a con­ 275 Main St. gasoline service station a variance to use tbe remainder of Iwv. Vonkm, Nm Verii C«v oKtodeil ■ the fint chatepe msaaoa amfres a chao^e it the U will bare aa open meetiBg who attended a g re ^ that polnia, aataan 6 U pp Airport m memg to decrease the cost of version of a single-family home into located in a Business II Zone. the residential lot for parking. The executive board of The brpe a a t ctao^e has been Zame regslatioas to pencil Ismsaig Taesday at S:3lpm . at the 'rCUOTEJiCa this type of non­ Yau'll ua m«a. tntoy mm - iM im . im aM M itaMi •< FUU COwaoPT appealed and a esort da> ef espected for the eideriy aod haratrapped a br/umg and a chaage to prohitKt S. a two-family home, requested by Central Sign Co. Inc. is requesting He is also requesting a variance for the Chaminade Musical ManfhrHer Cnaiidij OUi. STARTS 1 SAT Club will meet tonight at competitive exhibit is a l» be Mt font for the appeal beantig. the race. fgtBre deveutpcseid of jniih yards. STARTS WEOWESOAY Thomas P. Crockett. The house Is a variance to erect a 25 square-foot 28 parking spaces near 206-210 W. 0 BONANZA Tbe scholarship daace 7:30 at the home of Mrs, good way to encourage A Feb 7 beanag m the asaO tooe The reqaes: has bees iziade by the * T M lF « m 0 located at 100 Florence St., which Is free-standing sign at 509 Center St. Center St. scheduled for A prt 23 wiD Elizabeth Lambert, 8 children in creative pur­ Slop m M p * w lot Idiailylai A Mctao te or oomw cfeaofe drev toeise oppontna to the Wesley Retiretneot Cester, lac., The site is in a Business II Zone, 'ae ifiscatMd. Hemlock Dr., Vernon. suits. Bea Sheftel spoke BOB'S MOBIL STATION propotal Tbe PZC. vhtdi acu as the ■tacb pCacs to locate a as ebferiy Club to honor M7 Harttord hd.Jat Volm Sl J - PhoM t4t-7Ma iaiasd-Wetlaoib ftfe e c j ir M . ate> Iona blocV Irom Kaontv Sl. atH (A Iniamaio Ml boasts^ project oc Hartford Rd. Scaadia Lodge. Vasa' ts m t 3ie Bi{aisd-«ef.laaiii pemot for supreme officers Order of America. wiO meet Thorsday at 7 ;3i pHL M€C Macicbester CmMetn Gnb will at Emauael Lalberan J. C. PENNEY M MANCHESTER? i)o expectant fathers expand? bonor officers of tbe Sapreme Oiarch. Games wifi be Lf'J Embleni G ab of tbe Uedted States played aad refreshmeats calendar Wednesday at t p m at the EBts wifi be served. Ha r t f o r d 'U p i » — Do eipec- donnf each saccesstve rryjath a Home oo Busell & tant father! expaad' YES or MO Manchester Community UDeir WTi«s pregnancy Folkwrnig O vtsts wifi inclade past sopreme College offers this calen­ A M rrem ty rA CamectioA Kady diildbirJi the men ihoogirt they bad pcesidents acd sopretne officen who dar of events in the interest inbeates they ehnSt they do lost (be extra flab Eire m Cooeectjcst .UembeTS of WINF RADIO Will Focus of the community. All the Or Jacqaeline Fawcett, as clnts from throagbocn the stale will associate ptrAtamc tA a m ta ^ lays MCC-sponsored activities also attend the event listed below are open to the her stady of M fatberS'tobe sbr/wed on this subject Three die in fire .Vtrs George Meixefi and Mrs public and many are free of they bebere th^ grew larger as Edward BayEes are cochairpersons their prepuat wtres pat oo weight in New Haven charge. For further infor­ of the event They are being assisted mation, call 646-2137. She ioterriewed prospective XEW HA\-E?( UPI) - Three per- by Mrs .Alfred R itter and Mrs TUE8., MARCH 1 - 10:06 AM Monday, Feb. 28 porenti sereral tones daring dnld- icm (bed and at least three others -tJfred Pontjcelii. gifts. Mrs M sa •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ oC»‘ buth classes. teUmg each tatthani were mjered early today in a down­ Ziemak. Mrs Frank Toros. Mrs. von AND AIR YOUR VIEWS wife to stand at the center of a dent Center. aatd town roonung boose fire, authorities John Carsoo and Mrs Pomkelli. S4-iach piaitjc cxrde on the floor. •Dinner — 6 p.m.,'Stu­ sajd theme and decoratuos: Mrs Joseph u iin p iu s o onitie AMchd Presto 60*Second The mat was thvided into circles dent Center. Tbe names of tbe dead and those Reynolds. Mildred Hawthorne. Ger­ Tuesday, March 1 Burger Machine The person was imst/acted to im­ Rechargeable bospitalized were not released, pen­ trude Hawthorne. Julia Dnlka and •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ agine himself or berself as a Fire Extinguisher ding nofificatioo of next of kin Two -Mrs Stanley Baldwin, door prizes. dent Center. ' transparent cylinder" and measure persons were admitted to St. .Mrs J o s ^ Lartcco will be m •Dinner — 6 p.m., Stu­ their body size by one of tbe circles Raphael's Hostntal with second and charge of the guest book. .AO past on the floor. dent Center. % 8.84 tfaini degree hunts A third person presidents of the local dob will serve ss Concert — “New ;% 5 .4 0 Quick-on Sunshine' picture tube: Sizzling hot burgers or perfect lor She said tbe resells showed was admitted to Yale-.New Haven as Existesses .Alter the meeting, With gauee and mounting brackets solid state tuning. Convenient handle. grilling sandwiches. Easy to clean. IIMBI besbands perceived they expanded England Contemporary Type bBC. UL. USCG approved Hospital refreshments will be served Ensemble,” MAUD, 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 2 •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ Latin mass draws full house dent Center. Teahouse — 11 a.m.-l HARTFORD (UPl) - Yearning for tbe change, and many of the men dressed C i n e m a p.m., “Peter Kairo,” Stu­ • 5 old. the faithful braved pouring rain Son- casoally. m r a t s i M e o 4 dent Center. day and filled St. Justin's Church. A white-haired woman leaned on tbe Exnsa l ^ ) u r Film — “ Sherlock They celebrated a Roman Catholic Mass arm of a younger man and wept softly oo Holmes' Smarter in tra^tional Latin, a practice abandoned her way hack from communion. T s m e E T Brother," MAUD, 8 p.m. nd^mEAST HAftTFORD one decade ago in favor o i English The Rev. Henry SmoUnski said m his ssa-aaio o l d Thursday, March 3 readings. sermon, churches have "dropped a lot of •Breakfast — 7:30-10 Outlook The chapel was filled to standing-room- things that reaUy weren't meam to be a.m., Student Center. rexes Instruments only capacity, with most celebrants dropped." He said a restoration of "some S2.BO m 2190FJA. Unieonic Deluxe Proctor Silex Proctor Silex •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ 15-Functlon LED Watches 3-Pc. Pantsuits middle-aged or older. Few of the women of the old things" is appropriate in a time setting is w orth 320 dent Center. Micro Memory Calculator 2-Slice Pastry Toaster 10-Cup Qiaee Percolator wore hats, as was required before tbe when the (Tntrcb is calling for a renewal Friday, March 4 of faith. •Luncheon — Noon, Stu­ Reg. dent Center. Modern design watches show hour, &9.99 ^ 12.70 K5»9.97 o r m o r e d u r i i i g Legible Sdisit readout; % key. 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KAB’s mative system which encourages Success noted a graduate student at the University attended the University of Hartford Mexico is a small country In return, the United States Manchester High School and develop. research showed that less than half littering. Complex, interlocking, With the success of the CCS in the of Connecticut. Evening College. She is employed as Bugli, Juittin Weld, son Hatti Cummings of Ellington Rd., South Wind­ Irving Berson of Orlando, 2 only in comparison to its giant has technology, not only in Stonehill College, where she received deep-seated attitudes and habits of test cities, KAB, in early 1976, made Her fiance was graduated from a claims approver in the Claims of Lee and Terry C!um- Lebanon. He has a brother, sor. His paternal grand­ Fla. He has a sister, the trash we see strewn around our a degree in accounting. She is northern neighbor. In area, petroleum but in other in­ the entire community determine how the program available to com­ Windsor High School and from Department at Travelers Insurance mings Bogli of 71 Pitkin St. Jered, 14. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Kimberly Lynn, 3, cities was dropped there by careless employed by the Hartford Insurance population, natural resources dustrial fields, and investment waste will be handled and how clean UConn. He is a doctoral student at Co. He was born Feb. 21 at Began in 1972 pedestrians or motorists. Most of it munities across the country on a cer­ Group, Corporate Accounting UConn. Her fiance was graduated from Manchester Memorial and agricultural and industrial money that could buttress the The Clean Community System is comes from other sources — chiefly, the city will be. ’The whole system tification basis. If the attitudes and Department, The couple is planning a June 11 Thomas College in Waterville, Maine Hospital. His maternal Train (or a career In production, it ranks among the Mexican economy. A lot of that the result of an extensive action poorly handled household and com­ must be changed if all waste is to be habits of an entire community con­ wedding in Andover. and obtained Chartered Life grandparents are Mr. and Berion, ..Vdoni Riedrr, mercial refuse, improperly main­ handled properly. tribute to the problem, then the en­ Mr. Youmans was graduated from largest and richest and hardly money and technology has research project launched in 1972. Underwriter designation in 1975. He Mrs. Theodore Cummings son of Richard E. and Lin­ RESPIRATORY THERAPY tire community must be involved in Pulaski High School in New Britain fits the category of a “Third gone elsewhere because of With the help of behavioral scien­ tained delivery areas, loading docks Updating needed is employed as a claims examiner at of 87 Lawton Rd. His pater­ da Rieder Berson of En­ Manchester Community College hat tavaral openings changing them. and attended Central Connecticut In the clinical year ol the Respiratory Therapy program. tists, KAB set out to identify the at­ and construction sites and (not too In practical terms, that means up­ Travelers. nal grandparents are Mr. field. He was born Feb. 21 World” nation — although its Echevarria’s anti-foreign in­ 'State College. He is employed as the This Is the in-service, second year ol the two-year titudes and habits which lie behind surprisingly to the much-maligned dated ordinances which assign By the end of January 1977, 40 cer- The couple is planning a September and Mrs. Albert Bogli of 23 at Manchester Memorial former president, Luis vestment policies and out of tifi^ CCS cities were implementing wedding at the Second manager of the D&L Store in Groton. Riverside Dr. His mater­ program taught In cooperating hospitals, beginnirig In littering and to develop techniques to motorist) from uncovered trucks. responsibility and spell out the Hospital. His maternal the (all semester ol 1977. Echeverria, attempted to cast fear of possible future tlie program. KAB’s goal of 100 cities (fongregational Church in A spring wedding is planned. (Mor- nal great-grandmothers change them. The research was Once trash gets loose, it travels acceptable ways to keep all refuse in co Photo) grandparents are Mr. and Manchester. (Loring Photo) are Mrs. Ester Blanchard The M C C Respiratory Therapy program leads to the it in the role of leader in the expropriation. based on the psychological premise sometimes for blocks, until it is the proper containers. It also means certified by the end of the year is Mrs. Joseph Rieder of 822 trapped by a wall or fence, or lands being met through monthly project of Manchester and Mrs. Associate In Science degree. Graduates are eligible to developing world, at the Conversely, Mexico com­ that most people tend to do what is improved technology and better take an examination to become registered respiratory expense of relations with the plains that U.S. quotas are dis­ considered "normal” at certain in the gutter, where it become a y equipment and practices', to make it team training workshops in various therapists, a vocation that la In great demand. U.S. criminating against such times and in certain situations, to act veritable magnet for littering by the '/ convenient for people to follow the parts of the country. CCS has been * donnlson craps paper passer-by. in ways that are expected and new “rules.” formally endorsed by the Georgia Dr. Lamb Ur vn havt iR flM cfllort la ta ll ra il iiii fill Mokft. Iir Mexico also has troubles in Mexican products as tomatoes Municipal League, the Southern ^ dccofsHnf ImNSs fcMSMf jfMI fwr MddBf accepted and to follow the unwritten It means continuous education, Individuals Interested In being con­ proportion to its size. Its infla­ and shoes and are having an rules, the “norms” of behavior. Legislative Conference of The Coun­ Loose refuse making sure everyone understands sidered (or these openings should tion rate is three to four times adverse effect on its balance of the new practices, the reasons for cil of State Governments and the make application to: Obviously, if you could dry up the member organizations of Clean Low blood sugar may mislead iini l i ' s i “wo fMvo ovory that of the United States. Its payments. them and encouraging the entire Director ol Admissions major source of loose refuse, you flttlt (Mngr economy is staggering under "Then there are the perennial, Why? World International, representing 27 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Manchester Community College would not only get rid of more than community to follow them. And, on The first step in KAB's research occasion, for the inevitable few who nations around the globe. In fact, Manchester Evening whoro a 60 Bldwell Street the heavy foreign debt and and ^vorsening, problems of half the accumulated trash, but also , DEAR DR. LAMB - I people. Any concentrated send 50 cents for it with a was to find oiit why — and when — CCS has such universal application Heraid, P.O. Box 1551, doUar’t Manchester, CT. 06040 MANCHESTER successive devaluations of the the illegal immigration of just don’t get the message, it means have low blood sugar. My sweets—or starches which long, stamped, self- Telephone ^46-4900, ext. 261 people think it is normal to litter. cut back sharply on activating the that the Swiss are sending a project Radio City Station, New worth a dotfarf COMMUNITY enforcement, tickets and fines to doctor tells me not to eat are broken down into addressed envelope. Write peso and its unemployment Mexican workers, whose Preliminary research found three "norm” that it is O.K. to litter where team to be trained by KAB in the York, N.Y, 10019, prove that the old ways of handling anything with sugar in it — glucose — may do this. to me in care of The COLLEGE rate is serious. Even more numbers in this country are es­ major norms which encourage litter already is. spring. KAB’s study found that there are trash are just not acceptable including fresh fruit. Also Note here that starch is ominous is its runaway birth timated to be in the several littering. Americans seem to think anymore. to watch my starch intake. just a combination of that it is O.K. to litter where norms governing the major sources More than picking up rate: At the present four per millions, and increasing traffic That was the theory developed by . “Just picking up litter?” Hardly. I would think eating glucose molecules and of litter, too. ’The people responsible sweets would bring the when they are broken down cent a year population growth, in heroin, marijuana and other KAB’s research, a theory which was ,In changing the normative system drugs. put to the test in an action research blood sugar level up. Would they are really glucose Mexico’s 60 million people will which encourages littering, CCS not sugar. i.n project in three cities — CHiarlotte, you please explain this? PSSST!! F double early in the next cen­ It has become traditional for only brings about fundamental im­ DEAR READER - In Also note that whether N.C., Macon, Ga. and Tampa, Fla.— tury. new administrations on either provements in the ways in which a general I do not think the the food js rapidly emptied we have early in 1974. (Later that year, ad­ community nandles its wastes, it also Fortunately, Mexico also has side of the border to promise diagnosis of low blood by the stomach or not is something for you! ditional cities, in colder climates brings about a fundamental improve­ sugar (hypoglycemia) is important. Here is where immense potential, and it is the beginning of a new era in were included as research sites.) It ment in a community’s ability to han- justified unless one can many people slip up on food encouraging that Lopez Por­ Mexican-U.S. relations. This worked. Not only did each of these jjle other, more serious problems. As demonstrate the blood recommendations. A tillo seems to have eschewed time both countries have new cities achieve substantial, sustained the co-Chairman of the Indianapolis glucose level is actually number of vegetables and low at the time symptoms bulky fruits — raw, un­ the ideological .and administrations at the same ’ reductions in litter accumulation, Clean City Committee says, “Once they also developed new habits of of hypoglycemia occur. sweetened — can be eaten E nationalistic excesses of his time, and this time the people get the facts, once they un­ day-to-day cooperation between city Symptoms by themselves because they are emptied derstand it, you get the commitment. can be anything including slowly, a little at a time, predecessor for a more sober promises appear to be genuine. government, business and the civic and businesslike approach to You can almost feel the difference.” anxiety and many normal into the intestine and never sector. ’They renewed public con­ ROGER \t. POWERS is president people have low blood cause a high concentration his office. fidence in local government and the of Keep .\ineriea Beautiful, Inc., 99 glucose levels with no of sugars in the intestines community’s ability to deal with its Park .4\enue, New York, N.V. 10016. symptoms — or disorders or the rebound low blood — at all. sugar effect. Bulky foods hartfordjmanchester rockvillo Cut down on hunts If you really have such as leafy vegetables Windsor hypoglycemia it is impor­ and raw apples in modera­ The United States got out of pegged well above the number tant to find out why. tion are in this group. the whale-hunting business and of whales the whaling coun­ Hypoglycemia is a finding, Obviously neither fats banned imports of whale tries figured they could catch. not a diagnosis. It can be nor proteins will increase products five years ago. So far, Reflections caused by a tumor of the the concentration of atla s Nor is there any way to en­ islets of Langerhans in the glucose in the small in­ BAUD u CONTAC however, it has been unable to CLOROX force the quotas. Hal Turkington pancreas or many other testine and will not trigger convince the 16-member Inter­ Fortunately, the new U.S. diseases. an overproduction of in­ ^THERMOMETER aPSULES GAUONS national Whaling Commission Managing Editor In some people it seems sulin or a faulty time 200-mile fisheries limit that to be triggered by a high release of insulin — hence to declare a 10-year goes into effect in March will level of glucose in the in­ no hypoglycemia attacks. moratorium on all whaling. ___ help protect declining whale testine, just outside the That is why your doctor Our reg. 99c On« ptr coupon, on# couponw por cuitomcr Actually, only two countries, populations, even though it was stomach where most of the has advised you to avoid 99* Expirct March 6, 1977 the Soviet Union and Japan, absorption of food takes sweets and starches. To not planned that,Way, writes place. Drinking sweets give you more information oral or rectal Package of 10 '’‘’a ’ ^9 still operate global whaling William Graves iikihe National February is motor vehicle p.m. deadline, one of the latest that empty immediately I am sending you The registration month. . fleets. Both have cut the size of Geographic. It wilT'give this deadlines of any state newspaper. into the small intestine is Heaith Letter number 3-9, 'GEE YOUR HAIR their fleets in recent years and country jurisdiction over some Twenty-five years ago we didn’t * ★ * one way to induce this Low B lood Sugar; have to go to Hartford, or response in over-reactive Hypoglycemia. Others who no new whaling ships are being of the world’s richest fishing How many renewals did they issue SMELLS TERRIFIC" Wethersfield, or to any other branch in Manchester? We checked the 1952 want this information can ^ - ’’**^ 2 0 ’HERSHEY built. grounds. of the state Motor Vehicle Depart­ Partly through U.S. efforts, issues of the Herald for late And although the total ban ment to get our license plate inserts February, and learned that a little B4BS the commission last June did SHAMPOO or ifA Milk, Almond, Goodbar, urged by the United States still Yesterdays renewal; we got them right in more than 7,(X)0 were issued until the COMBO lower the annual catch limit on appears years away, whaling Manchester at the State Armory. close of Feb. 28; that was a leap PLAZA DEPT. STORE Rally, Rolo, Kit Kat, The Motor Vehicle Department es­ (Wa Hava A Nbtfon To Plaaaa) ijo Krackle io y $ l whales to 27,939, a reduction of is declining and may eventual­ year, and the office was open Feb. 29, Haxt lo Frank's Supannartat CONDITIONER COLOGNE phis plans to lelife on July 30. tablished a sub-branch in the Armory 1^ Ttn ptr coupon, ont coupon ptr cuttomtr 6 , 0 0 0 . 25 years ago and it appears some 7,400 renewals East MhHOa Tpka., Manchastar ly disappear with or without a Gary S. Hasting is elected maul.^r SHAVE CREAM 1£3 E Storm brings five minor accidents. so that area motorists could get their were issued. It was called a record But this doesn’t mean much. push from the whaling com­ councilor of John Mather Chapter, Ens. A.L. Riker III receives Navy new plates or inserts here. In year. The limit has been steadily Order of DeMolay, succeeding . . 6 9 * mission. wings. M anchester, tl)e manager was Red Heart 2 There were no stories in the lowered, yet has always been Richard Bemont. ■aHiaiSIM atalJiialih • Whale-lovers hope it does 10 years ago Inspector Dan Kerr; one of the February 1953 issues of ’The Herald, Manchester’s net taxable Grand members of his staff was Irene G. HMOKIUFT YARNS before the whales do. Horace F. Murphy, long-time town List, based on October 1966 so it is likely the change was made in Fay, who still lives at 217 Main St.; 4% 01. 6 oz. superintendent of parks, informs assessments, hits 5219,275,414, an all- that year and motorists could mail in For quality Knitting & Crocheting MICRIN SYLVANIA»h,t. Town Manager Robert Weiss that he time high. she is now retired from the MVD. for their inserts on a staggered Open forum Away back in the 1940s and 1950s, month basis. BULBS Manchester motorists had about two PLUS iMICRtNl ★ W • ALL LUSCIOUS COLORS, TOO! I PLUS I weeks in which to secure their plates 3 Friends met friends while waiting need something (6 b u lb s)# ■ Today’s thought here; if they didn’t get them by the for registration renewals; a lot of , 44 oz. end of the month, then they had to go ASK PLAZA 40,60,75, Sin per coupon, ont cupon ptr cuttomtr| small-town chatter took place as I Limit 1 please 100 watt Eap irts March 6. 1977 Back Buckland Park to Hartford and wait in long, long motorists rushed in late in the Floor-to-coiling lines to get their registrations Our Fniher ichirh nrl in heaven. happiness of. man is not petition, n. month. even contrition, nor again even renewed. Dear sir: wmcii cuiimiuaiuea elsevyhere gu lu' Ilnlloired by thy name, You could be sure of lines at noon­ thanksgiving, but adoration. ■h it it OVER 80 YEARS OF OEPENDABLE SERVICE' PUNTER How does one affirm the obvious? great lengths at great expense to at­ God is the Absolute Cause, the ul­ time, because many came over on Fruit of the Loom Von Hugel It became the duty of a Herald By acting responsibly on March 15th timate Reason, the sole true End and their lunch hour. tract almost invariably without Prayer: We praise thee, we bless staff member to daily get the number POLE and voting in favor of the referendum success. Determiner of our existence, our per­ thee, we wor^ip thee, we glorify But cars became more prevalent; MEN'S BRIEFS or a Chrome finish » BUFFERIN sistence. our nature. God is all these of inserts distributed that day; it on the bond issue for the proposed On March 15th we have the oppor­ thee, we give thanks to thee for thy the joh became tootmuch for even the a Extends to 8'4" things for man. Man is not one of became a daily reminder to Manchester Industrial Park. tunity (no, the duty) to be counted in great glory. O 'Lord God, heavenly sub-branches to handle, and the n ESH IR IS a 8” arms swivel 100's these things for God. Thus the . motorists that their license plates V. favor of the referendum. A heavy King, God the Father Almighty. system was changed to mail. Or vou position to any positions between God and man are would soon expire. I seriously doubt that in recent favorable vote is likely to assure this Rev. Kenneth Knox could go to Hertford. Package of 2 $ |7 9 height Reg. 1.691 entirely uninterchangeable. Hence More often than not, this cor­ years the voters of any community prize for Manchester. Anything less Talcottville l i a n t i M the most fundamental n e ^ , duty and respondent get the assignment Of . . * ★ ★ Reg. 2.59 & 2.79 ?! Ont ptf coupon, ont coupon ptr cultomtr have been afforded a more extraor­ than an overwhelmingly favorable Congregational Church Let s see now; today is Feb. 28. making the early-aftemoon call at e 24 Hour Emargaiicy Sarvica Enpifts March 6. 1977 dinary opportunity to take decisive Did 1 send in for my renewals?) vote would be inconsistent with Uie the State Armory. It usually was c Bumar Salaa 4 Sarvica action for their economic future and Sure; there was an error in one of the fundamental common sense and V done right after getting the hospital e Claan Heating OHa that of the generations to follow than demonstrated civic-mindedness of Forum policy car registrations, and the CB Big admissions and discharges for that Bear over at MVD took care of that will the voters of Manchester on the Manchester electorate. ■fu. I day. Call Us For Your Home Heating SALl stjrti Will/ imlr,ms thru '-titurUj/ \ g/'t’ March I5th. The J.C. Penney com­ problem. with your Very truly yours, The Herald invites comments in to permit as many people as possible Those two items — bospiUI notes and Air Conditioning Needs. . . GUoA<^9t plex in the proposed Manchester In­ Donald P. Richter Better get those inserts out of the I master char^j >ale item Gu a m I ties limited to STOc.k ih stohe the Open Forum on the issues of the to express their views. Letters which and car plate renewals — were 331 MAIN ST. 414T0LLAN0 ST, BAkkAkKRiuno dustrial Park represents precisely 140 Boulder Rd. brown envelope and put them on .'.E Pi'SERVF the right TO LIMIT OUAMiTIES day; however, letters must be exce^ 2M words will be edited to among the final stories written (or MANCHESTER, CT. EAST HARTFORD, CT. BANK AMERICARD or the type of new business activity Manchester limited to 250 words or less in order today; those plates expire at mid­ MASTER CHARGE CARD (hat limit or retuiilM to the sender. that day’s paper; we then had a S night! 649-4595 2 N 6435 N ul Rotpontiblf for TypogrophiCAt Errors PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 28, 1977 MANCHESTER EVKNINQ HERALD, Manchwter, C o b b ,, Moa., Feb, a , IfTT - PACK 8KVgW • Manrhexter Evening Herald' Killian enters Council to discuss Unique project EAST HARTFORD/area n ew s agenda for meeting Palm Sunday is date M * HEBRON • SOUTH WINDSOR • VERNON council contest Ride service, a federally funded PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS f w u 'n yyiinusuh • vtM N un Coventry program tor elderly and handicapped said his father was deep into politics ’The Coventry Town Council will By MAL BARLOW persons in the Willimantic area. to start on nousing in Hartford. hold a special meeting tonight at 9 at Since September, there has been a HUD ready East Hartford Reporter "Our house was always a party Town Hall to set dates for two reduction in calls to FISH, which also N ’- committee room," he said. special Town Meetimgs before the By BARBARA RICHMOND provides rides for Coventry Each apartment will be fumiibcd "A tradition of public service rans His brother, Robert Killian, is the Annual Town Meeting in May. residents. Officers of the local group Herald Reporter state’s lieutenant governor. The Council will discuss items for with a range, refrigerator, waU-to- to give $$ in our family," says David J. Killian. have questioned the need to continue ik lv T l Ground will be broken for Welles wall carpeting, tub-shower combina­ Killian is a production engineer one of the Town Meetings tonight. On i i. H i Killian is the newest candidate for ride operations, which cost $45 a Country Village on Palm Sunday tion with safety facilities, individual the seat on the East Hartford Town with Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, the agenda is a shortage in the town’s month. (April 4) and it is hoped to have the to 5 towns where he has worked for 26 years. snow removal account and increased thermostats, a direct alarm to Council vacated by the Jan. 23 death "It is ironic that for the first six housing for the elderly ready by next emergency services, connection to a of Councilwoman Odessa Terry. He moved with his family to East insurance rates. years of our operation we worked winter. HARTFORD (UPI) - The Depart­ Hartford 11 years ago and almost im­ Items for the second Town Meeting, !'f ' ' ' master ’TV antenna, and easy access For the first weeks after her death, with very limited funds but bad The village will become Vernon’s to a laundry on each floor. ’There will ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ while black bunting hung from the mediately joined his district’s com­ which will allocate federal revenue numerous service calls,” FISH Coor­ first privately developed senior ment (HUD) says it is ready to hand mittee. A few years later he joined sharing funds received in January, be a connection for air conditioners portals of Town Hall, little public dis­ dinator Rose Fowler said. "Now, due housing project. Zoning provisions in each apartment. over I3.2S million in federal funds to the town committee and is now its will be discussed later because this cussion was made of the vacancy. to our successful Christmas Wish for such a complex were approved The apartments will be available to five suburban communities in The council did not even name a com­ secretary. issue requires a public hearing campaign, we have the funds to about a year ago. Connecticut. He helped found the Catholic before the Town Meeting. families of two or more persons or a mittee to study a replacement. operate effectively but we have very Earlier this month, the Planning single person who is 62 or older or David Epstein, a HUD official, Interracial Council and has spent a But last week, activity picked up. few calls.” Commission approved plans for a handicapped. In tbe case of two or said Saturday his department has ap­ good deal of time in social action and FISH seeks input Candidates include former coun­ Persons with comments about con­ drainage system for the complex, more persons, the head of the family proved revised applications from human rights efforts. Coventry FISH adjourned its an­ :r- i cilman Albin C. Anderson, plumbing tinuation of the FISH service should which will be built on some 30 acres or the spouse must be 61 or older or West Hartford, Glastonbury, En­ He said he wants the unpaid coun­ nual meeting last week until March and heating contractor Joseph call Rose Fowler or Elsa McKusick, of land in Talcottville. handicapped. field, Farmington and Vernon. The cil seat to repay the town which 30 so it could seek public feeling on Paquette, and Burnside School or attend the March 30 meeting at the Directors of Welles Country Rent will be $359 a month. This in­ federal housing money will be used helped him raise his six children. He the effect on FISH of the new Dial-A- teacher Patricia McCabe. Town Hall. Village Ltd. explained the housing cludes heat, lights, and maintenance. for community development. said his taxes have been about $600 to One of the nine Democratic Party units and answered questions of Welles said some persons may be At the request of the city of Hart­ $800 a year, far below the cost of just districts in town, the seventh, voted about 70 persons attending a meeting eligible for housing assistance and ford, U.S. District Court Judge the education his children have Wednesday to endorse Killian for the at Talcottville Congregational Elderly Housing Management will Joseph Blumenfeld blocked the received. Appeals board reduces council seat. Church Sunday. assist them In determlnling this. release of the federal money more "1 certainly owe the town a few The fourth district followed suit on The project Is backed by the New It was explained that Income limits than year ago. Thursday. hours of my time,” he said about the Coventry’s Grand List Samaritan Corporation, the housing In January 1976, Blumenfeld issued vary from time to time and there is Killian said he has held talks with long hours most council members arm of the United Church of Christ. an asset test which h u to be met. an injunction against the HUD devote to the job. that reason but also added another seven of the nine district chairmen Coventry’s Net Grand List is now It will be built with a mortgage from In a single household, if a person applications of West Hartford, $45,629,010 as the result of last assessment when it discovered and believes he now has enough sup­ One of his six children is still in the federal Department of Housing qualifies and makes less than 6,600 a Glastonbury, Enfield, Farmington, week’s revision which cut tbe another cottage on the property. port to win the endorsement of the local schools as a freshman at and Urban Development (HUD). year, he will pay 15 per cent of in­ Vernon, East Hartford and Windsor original figure by $17,590. • Robert and Harriet Mead, Rt. 31, Democratic Town Committee at its Penney High School and another, N&it. ^ Franklin Welles, who owned the come for rent. If the person makes Locks. There were 15 citizen complaints complained that their property was March meeting. David Killian Jr., is an officer on the Franklin Welles and his daughter, Mrs. Linda Kidney, look land on which the units will be con­ between $5,800 and $0,200, they will Blumenfeld said the applications about tax assessments. ’The Board of overvalued. The board agreed and Killian, 54, of 66 Briarwood Lane, local police force. over a model of Welles Country Village in Talcottville. Welles structed, Is president of the board. pay 25 per cent of Income for rent. were based on faulty statistics and Tax Review reviewed the appeals, allowed a greater depreciation. He, and the Rev. Kenneth Knox, 'the money could not ^ released until is president of the Board of Directors of Welles Country For a two-person household ear­ looked at the properties and made Revision to assessments based on pastor of Talcottville Church, spoke ning less than $6,600 a year, rent the suburbs submitted — and HUD arguments about wetlands were: Village Ltd. and Mrs. Kidney is treasurer-secretary. (Herald Lions ask okay for fair these decisions: and answered questions at Sunday’s would be 15 per cent of the Income. If approved — revised applications. • Carl Stetson, South St., was Inspecting Prospect Su accident scene • Antonio Perrachio, Rt, 44A, com­ photo by Richmond) meeting. Income is at least $6,600 but less than HUD now says five of the com­ The Lions Club will ask the Town Blackstone will ask the council to plained that buildings on bis farm allowed a greater depreciation on The village will consist of 100 units munities can receive the federal aid. East Hartford police officer inspects scene of a one-car accident at about 8 p.m. Sunday on $10,600, it would be 25 per cent for Council ’Tuesday night to set a public authorize a combined corridor design were overvalued. ’The board in­ several lake area lots. of one-bedroom independent apart­ rent. Windsor Locks and East Hartford did hearing for its request to hold a car­ and open space hearing for the 1-84 to creased the depreciation figures for • Zoietze Vinton was allowed Prospect St. near Sterling Rd. The driver, Patricia A. Wallingford, 32, of 10 Emily St., East Andover Grange seeks ment units and up to 80 units of The village will also have bobby not re-apply and therefore are not Hartford, told police she was heading north on the mist-filled street when she saw an on­ nival I^ y 24 to 30. 1-86 connector to be March 30 at the a pole bam, bunk silo and an old greater depreciation on five acres on cooperative housing. eligible for federal assistance. and craft roonu, a community ball coming car in the middle of the road. She veered to the right and struck this pole. She was The Lions propose to hold their fair East Hartford High School at 7:30 bam. Rt. 31. “ The village is being built to Hartford officials, who were op­ for social programs, open space land this year at the shopping plaza at 467 p.m. • Margaret Tirrell, Woodland Rd., • ^ u is Lucier, Daly Rd., was vote on Old Town Hall provide a better environment for in­ for walks and gardens a ^ a full posed to the original applications, taken by ambulance with her passenger, Douglas Wallingford, to Manchester Memorial Main St., East Hartford, where given the increas^ depreciation for Members of the Andover Grange Board of Finance pursued the The offer from Superior Hardware complained that her property was dependent living for older adults and range of activities for residants. have already indicated the new Hospital. She was treated and admitted, and was in satisfactory condition this morning. Warehouse Foods is located. his lot. matter. ’The selectmen felt It would and Supply Inc. of 17 Sawka Dr. to assessed as lakefront property, but and their friends are circulating a handicapped persons,” brochures ’nie cooperative nnlta will have applications, are satisfactory and Her passenger was treated for facial injuries and released. No arrests were made. (Photo Coleman Brothers Shows Inc. of • Arnold Carlson, Standlsh Rd., petition asking the Board of be better to wait until the school sell the town 25 acres of land off Long the low lake level c re a te a peninsula say. one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. they will not challenge them. by Earl Chastain) Middletown will run the show, was given a similar depreciation Selectmen to call a Town Meeting building committee completed its Hill St. next to town land and near of land in front of her house instead Welles proposed the village a few The one-bedroom units will cost expected to be as big as the one held allowance. and referendum to let townspeople study on an addition to Andover the town golf course will also be dis­ of water. The board agreed and years ago after visiting a similar about $30,000, but full plans haven’t by the Lions in 1976. reduced the assessment to that of The Board of Tax Review also ap­ decide whether to appropriate money Elementary School. cussed. Violette E. Ravalese, vice project in Ohio. been completed for thoe. In other business on the council’s proved several assessor’s changes to renoyate the Old Town Hall. , Grange members and their friends, president of the firm, wrote the coun­ roadfront property. There are three types of Ownership of these units will be by Arda police report Tuesday agenda. Mayor Richard and voted for no change on com­ however, decided not to wait any cil the land is for sale. • Patricia Putnam, Merrill Rd., The fate of the building has been apartments but all only have one the non-profit cooperative corpora­ plaints made by Douglas Whipple, longer. They want townspeople to complained that front acreage of her uncertain for some time. A study b^room . ’Two types will contain 540 tion and each member will own stock decide whether something should be Policeman George Simons 12.7 acres was unbuildable. The Patricia Pease, George Rosb and committee, appointed by the square feet and the other, 550 square in the corporation. East Hartford Boulevard Doge at 10 Connecticut Ave., Rockville, was charged Sunday Shirley Mogielicki. selectmen in 1976, estimated it would responded to a burglar alarm Satur­ board reduced the assessment for done. feet. ’The basic difference Is the ’These units, to be built In small A robbery with a sawed-off shotgun Blvd. was broken into Saturday with breach of peace in connection Charity ball scheduled cost about $20,(Xi0 to renovate the One grange member said this mor­ day at 1:17 a.m. at the Wells Texaco layout. They all have a kitchen, pan­ clusters, will have larger rooms than Sunday at 6:39 p.m. at the Devaux night. Missing is a 1977 Dodge Aspen with a disturbance at the Seven- building. ning the response to the petition has station at 471 School St. and saw a try, bath, bedroom, living-dining the apartments. ’They also will have a Shell ^rvice Station at 405 Ellington valued at $5,000, Eleven store on Vernon Ave., police The Italian Ladies Club of East serving a complete filet mignon Neither the selectmen nor the been "absolutely fantastic.” person running to the rear of the sta­ room combination and storage space. separate dining room and a fireplace Rd. netted two thieves $103 in cash. said. Court date is March 23. Hartford is sponsoring its annual dinner at 7:30 p.m. to begin the South Windsor chief tion. in the living room. Tbe one^wdioom East Hartford police said. Ellington Timothy Pinney, 17, of Enfield, Charity Ball Saturday at the club hall evening. Frank’s Band will provide He chased the person on foot and was charged Sunday with third- on Tolland St. the music for dancing. units will consist of 660 square feet The young male attendant alone in arrested Scott Johnson, 17, of 57 Danny Davis of Union St., Rockville hospital notes degree criminal mischief. Police It is titled "Primavera Dinner It will be a BYOB affair with free returns to police post and the two-bedroom, 660 square feet the station said a black female and a French Rd., Bolton, in an area near Rockville, was- treated and released with one and one-half baths. Fhierto Rican male entered. She said he was observed driving his car Dance” and all net proceeds will go setups. the end of Rumsey Rd. at Rockville General Hospital Friday South Windsor Police Chief John J. communities, and is directed by Although official application forms asked him for change for the phone. on the grass at Henry Park and towards the Hartford Hospital To get tickets, call Lucy Police charged Johnson with third- night for a self-inflicted gunshot Kerrigan returned to his office at Roberta Reeves. Admitted Friday: Ann Bundy, Clarke Tolland; Joseph Lipke, Windermere Rockville; Karen Howard, Saddt Mill are not available yet, names have He gave it to her and went to show making deep ruts. Court date is Diabetic Fund. Bongiovanni at 522-3009 or Connie Rd., Tolland; A^es Malloy, Franklin degree burglary and third-degree wound. State Police said. Town Hall today following a lengthy Anyone interested in joining the Ave., Rockville; Paul Ridzon, Baxter St., Rd., Ellington; Michele Lamson, been taken from persons Interested. her the phone. March 23. D & D Caterers of Manchester are Melluzzo at 527-4505. Park, Rockville. T o ll^ ; Lillian ’Thibeau, South Terrace, larceny. He was released on $5(X) Davis allegedly took a car, at gun­ absence because of illness. chorus is Invited to come to the first Rowland Dr., East Hartford; Hazel Welles said that SO persons have She went to the phone but when he John Morris, 18, of 55 Woodside Discharged Friday: Susan LaChapelle, Vernon. Lusby, Bancroft Rd., Rockville; Allen cash bond for court appearance point, from Arnold MacKinnon of 12 Kerrigan was hospitalized with a rehearsal. No audition is necessary. signed up for the rental units and SO returned back, he found himself Dr., South Windsor, was charged Phoenix St., Vernon; Michael Mantak, Discharged Saturday: Christine Ad- McCann, King St., Rockville; Joseph March 21. School St., Rockville. ’The incident heart ailment on Nov. 19. For Information, call Ms. Reeves, for the « H m , up to the time of the looking down the barrel of the Sunday with driving while under the Grove St., Rockville; Richard Smith, zima. Heather Rd., Ellington; Laura Nelson, Terrace Dr., Rockville; Donna Tools valued at over $300 were happened in Ellington. Grange dinner slated The chief is expected to spend only 644-0040. High St., Rockville; Mis. Geraldine Ver- meeting. More names were being shotgun held by a the man, he told influence of liquor or drugs. He was Bajohr, Middle Rd., Ellington; Ann Bun­ Smith, Terrace Dr', Rockville; William found in a field behind the store. Police said Davis was chased into half days at the Town Hall at first, nola and daughter, Boulder Crest Lane, dy, (^arke Rd., Tolland; Morris Curtis, taken Sunday. police. involved in a three-car accident on East Central Pomona Grange 3 ’Thomas, Vernon Ave., Vernon. Tolland and stopped on Snipsic Lake at 633-5116. however, and eventually work back Public hearing Vernon. Windermere Ave., Rockville; Mrs. Discharged Sunday: Eleanor Herzog, Besides Welles.cother officers of They asked him for the station’s Village St. The other two cars were will hold a public roast beef dinner Proceeds from the annual dinner Admitted Saturday: John Boucher, Barbara G. Lowell, 21, of 25 Rd. where he then shot himself. The in to his full-day schedule. The Capital Improvements Com­ Elizabeth Knose and son, Lakeview Highland Ave., Rockville; Stephen the board are ’Thomas Burgess, vice cash,and he gave them $78 from the parked. Court date is March 3. Saturday, March 12, at the Hillstown enable the Grange to make its yearly Pinney St., Ellington; Adeline DeCarll, Holmes St. and Nola J. Hodges, 27, of incident is still under investigation, Rehearsals begin mission will hold a public hearing on Heights., Tolland; Elra Morosi, Buff Cap Luckingham, Cervens Rd., Tolland; Joan president, .and Linda Kidney, register, he said. 'They also took $25 police said. Jeffrey D. Brown, 20, of West Hart­ Grange Hall at 617 Hills St., East charitable contributions. Sadds Mill Rd., Ellington; Frank Golem- Rd., Tolland; Helen Stacy, Phoenix St., 20 Columbus Circle, both of East Rehearsals of the South Windsor its Annual Report to the Council on Palka, Wapplngwood Rd., Ellington; treasurer and secretary. Board in cash belonging to the attendant, he ford, was charged Saturday with Hartford. The Grange will meet this Satur­ ba, Bellevue Ave., Rodiville; David Vernon. Raymond Ralnaud, Cumberland Dr., Hartford, were arrested Saturday at Vernon Community Chorus to prepare for its members are Howard B. Noble, said. using a motor vehicle without the Dinner will be served family style. day at the Masonic Hall, South Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Council Gosselin, Hartel Dr., Vernon; Robert Admitted Sunday: William Bender, East Hartford. 12:41 p.m. at the Zayer’s store at 5 David Gosselin, 15, of 87 Hartl Dr., Annual Spring Concert will begin Douglas R. Hayes, Alice Hammar, owner’s permission. He was arrested Sittings are at 4:30, 5:30 and 6:30 Glastonbury, as guests of Glaston­ Chambers at the South Windsor Town Hnedricksen, Farmstead Lane, Columbia; Raymond Blinn, Ckmrt St., Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Main St., police said. Vernon, was admitted to Rockville tonight from 7:30 to 9:30 at Timothy Hall. Ellington; Yvonne Hendricksen, Arthur Higgins and Frederick Police responded to an alarm today on a court warrant and released on a p.m. bury Grange 26. A potluck supper Rockville; Carol Dwyer, Ellington Ave., Nicholas Abramenko, Prospect St., Ms. Lowell was charged with General Hospital Friday night with EMwards School Music Room. Farmstead Lane, Ellington; Albert Winkley. at 12:33 a.m. at the Cumberland $150 non-surety bond. Court date is For reservations, contact John will be at 6:30 p.m. and tbe meeting Copies of the report will be Ellington; Kelly Ford, Pillsbury Hill, Rockville. fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) burns of the legs suffered during a Kleczkowski, Legion Dr., Vernon; Ed­ Farms store at 241 Silver Lane, East March 23. Waterhouse at 633-2659 or Kay Ruff will be at 8 p.m. This is an 85-voice chorus represen­ available at the hearing or in the and Ms. Hodges with conspiracy. fire at his home. ting SouUi Windsor and surrounding town clerk’s office. mond Levesque, Crystal Lake Rd., Hartford, and found footprints Both were released on their promise South Windsor leading away from the store. Police said it is believed that David to appear in court March 21. and his brother, Ronald, 14, were Robert Wenis, 40, of 174 Andover Officers followed the footprints St., East Hartford, was charged East Hartford fire calls through backyards for about one- attempting to make rocket fuel when ’Two house breaks in the 900 block Saturday night with disorderly con­ Plainfield results eighth of a mile to a porch on Martin it ignited and David’s pajamas area of Tolland St. took place Friday. duct. He was taken to Manchester Saturday matinae* KSaturday evening« Circle where they found William W. caught on fire. In both cases, entry was made Memorial Hospital and later Saturday, 4:09 p.m. -M edical call to Sunday. 11:03a.m.-Medicalcallto233 Tiwb sue - m v a t m i c m KUneilftl Saaaadc S-IS (C) Cleary Jr., 36, of Watertown. Police said the flames on the boy snDmis-iid) IttObFUT through a rear porch. Missing was released on a $500 bond for 130 Nutmeg Lane. Ellington Rd. ran Midi 7Ma SM 7M 4M 2Mtir IM SM IM Police said they found Cleary’s ear were extinguished by his mother. ilst9ktmk,k$ tM iM lAktitnm IM IM Rrat YMat Mm (q S UMr im 4M 4M $40 from one house and a clock and The home suffered minor smoke appearance in Common Pleas Court Saturday, 6 p.m. -F a lse alarm to Main Sunday, 5:12 p.m. -M edical call to 21 2-ata m 4.41 MMii'iMd 124 lait'iMdv IM IM 121 7nfc$art IM on Whitney St. nearby. It contained u c 4WMii 121 IM rm: 3IJ1 earphones from the other. 12, East Hartford, March 14. St. and Springside Ave. Holmes St. irnum ttt 7IK;3247 IMWa 4M items taken from the store as well as damage. The Vernon Fire Recue Saturday, 6:03 p.m. -M edical call to 12 Sunday, 5:18 p.m. -M edical call to 81 TIK:32il M M i 117 pdi U7M Mdfic 215 pdi $24M Art’s Sunoco station at 1534 Main William Young of Pleasant Valley M b 2M piM M U I Nrftda 7U prii SM.44 Me 44:43 taladc 21S pdi $41.M items missing from the M & M Squad administered first aid to the Arbutus St. Central Ave. Trificb 4-2-3 tM $7IU I Tribda 7-14 pW I7IU 4 Mddc IM pdi $1IM Trifadc 2-5-7 pdi $Sn.74 St. was broken into Saturday night Rd., South Windsor, was charged Trdtda; 1-M pdi SUM Texaco station, 1475 Silver Lane, boys. Saturday, 7:20 p.m. —Auto accident on Sunday, 6:32 p.m. -M edical call to 244 sam s-ii (0 (nmiS-14(D Ekhdc CaadHatita tana (T) and a set of tires valued at $134 Sunday with reckless driving. He was IM 4JI IM 34p m M« U4 SM 4.44 Umtlwtmtmmm rFMICMar IM IM IM which police discovered at 12:52 a.m. 1-84 westbound. Plain Dr. iMM’tTW 2SM IIM iM taken. involved in a three-car accident at 1-Ua (Wet 7M 4M 14m 4 IM 4M 1 YdM M IIM L2I 4RddMi 4M IM had also been broken into, police James Walker, 17, of 95 Diane Dr., Saturday, 11:01 p.m. — Medical call to Sunday, 8:03 p.m. —Auto accident on Itm i IM 2-riWt 1mm 5.44 2 V WMa IMa 4.M A set of businesses at 1217 Burnside Rt. 5 and Sullivan Ave. Young and the Ramada Inn, East River Dr. Prospect St. HE:31j4 TML 32:21 lOmlk.lKm 121 Tar. 4547 said. Vernon, was charged Sunday with MWib IIS sW $4UI M M a lU pW $37.44 TiKilM MaMc 415 pdi $14M Ave. were broken into and each place drivers of the other two cars, Norma Mddc IM pdi SIMM Nrfedc 5M pdi $17M Cleary was being held on $25,000 fourth-degree larceny. The com­ Saturday, 11:42 p.m. -C a r fire at 505 Sunday, 9:21 p.m. -M edical call to 219 Triftcto S-U M i $21IM fmMs 3U pdi SIM M ransacked, although nothing appears Campmire of Farnham Rd., South Burnside Ave. Forest St. M r NWt 4l5piii $4LM Trilida 3-14 pdi $74144 Trifadc 4-1-2 pdi SIMIM Trifadc 54-2 pad $14104 surety bond for appearance in Com­ plaint was made by Caldor at Tri- Mr MUc IM pdi SUM «dfc 5-14 (I) to be missing. ’They were the Powder Windsor, and Roy Vreeland of Coral Sunday, 1:25 a.m. -M edical call to 235 Today, 2:36 a.m. -M edical call to 88 nns-iKii) mn 5-14 (I) TUri S-ll (M) mon Pleas Court 12 today on a set of City. He was releas^ on his promise IMWmm m 4M 14C Urnimm II M SM L44 2tMdNCNr U4 7M IM Puff Beauty Salon, the office of Ness Gables, Fla., were all treated at Main St. Woodycrest Dr. l- M t 'i hfm SM 3M S 4 i M g 144 4M “SMaWdl r M 121 IM IM 5 CdM SUIr l-M iM charges connected with both breaks, to appear in Common Pleas Court 19, SiTiChMMi 144 14 2r$ Udr 3M 121 I Mm Sprdt Im 4.N Manchester Memorial Hospital. Sunday, 10:19 a.m. -M edical call to 35 Today, 8:04 a.m. -M edical call to 72 IM 4 ftV. Ffw iMn 4M police said. Inc. and the office of Truck Appraisal Rockville, March 23. n t n n TK: 3244 Tmt 3247 Service. Court date is March 15. Nutmeg Lane. Cipolla Dr. M M 112 w i $14M M id i 315 pdi $27M TM: 3IM Mddc 215 pdi $44M Steven Benson, 21, of 29 Vernon Pirf6Ctti2I2l M bda 315 pdi $47M Mddc 215 pdi $14M Nrfadc 215 pdi SUN Triftcb M S tM $4MM Triftda 3-S-l pdi SIM M Made S12 pdi $1SM Trifadc 2-54 pdi 5MI34 Tribdc 5-24 pdi I4IM rm s-tim TOn S-14 (1) Tadic Talaa Cma (I) 14JI 7M IM 24rMr'tJn,M 1144 4M 4M tartc 5-11(1) TnyWaiar IM IM IM Area bulletin board MM Ml, M 7M 144 14ridHHUi.M 4M IM 2$dMi!la4,M. 7.M S.M iM IMUtia 7.M 4M Bond unit okays M p W 144 44imnrv.M 5M lU W hm k IM iM ISuriMPriitv LM m 32J4 TM:32M I U.'t M l Qi 4M Tim: 4101 WWb 315 S4L2I MWa U2pdi$3IM Tkc3tJt Qm Ic 7U pdi SM.M M i d i SI3 pdi SUSM hritda 211 pdi $I4M Mddc 112 pdi $3U4 farfadc 711 pdi $2iM professional day Wednesday, March ThOrsday a t 8 p.m. at the Town Of­ T riM i S-34 fd i $7021 Made 211 pdi $1M2I Trifadc 74-3 pdi $4»M Bolton land purchasing TriMi 244 pdi $45171 Triadc 2-14 pdi StSiSI 9. Dismissal will be at 1 p.m. fice Building on a request by Jack ammis-iKC} Oavadk 5-11 (Q l- a iM h M 7M S.44 3J4 U iW t SM 144 3M HMc TMaa tana (I) 4lardlta 7M iM IM There wilt be an orientation The East Hartford Baha’i and Marie Johnson, Church St., for a 7 - i M M SJ4 4M IMd Midi 7M 4M CMani IM IM IM 21Mm M iM IM meeting for Grade 8 students and Assembly will hold a meeting to dis­ Andover CHECK SJI 2-MMMl.M IM ICracHifWgCMi (M l 4M IM ILadCari IM variance to build on a lot on Webster It n a lW a parents tonight from 7:30 to 9 at cuss the Baha’i view on education TH:31J7 HC; 1203 TbK 3241 Lane which has insufficient frontage. The state Bonding Commission has approved the W M i 7U ptU $2li4 M id i 111 pdi $23M TM 4104 ^ Made 214 pdi S2IM Bolton High School. Friday at 8 p.m. at the East Hartford firfidi U7 pM M4.44 N rM a 111 pdi $34M Mdata 11$ pdi S17.M Made 412 pdi SMM The Rham High School Math Team purchase of Bishop’s Lake in Andover. TriMa M-2 pdi $14IM Nrfidx 511 pdi $MM Trifadc 4-24 pdi SM1.74 library on Main St. To learn more, TriMa 1-74 pW SI33J4 Tfiadc S-14 pdi M41M The Bolton Planning Commission n e n i TMKE C H H (I) Tnik CaiBtiWita Cama (T) again placed fourth in a contest of the William Burnham of the acquisition unit of the Depart­ new ttmo for » n TM H ciMH (I) ShM-14(l) call 568-9556. IMpbiii Mw 14M IM iM lhaatam IM 544 3M recently voted to object to selectmen Greater Middlesex County Math ment of Environmental Protection (DEP) said the state Minlnil.M I4M SM ill 3taiM dr iM IM IM World Day of Prayer will be hejd at 74Mrtlir 14M IM 74raM W dW 7M IM imrftVrn 5 Mr IrMaa SM IM considering selling the old library for League held at the Portland High approved spending $352,327 for the 528-acre site. U M ILM IMiUds IM iM TM I Talai lea IM St. Christopher Church, Brewer St., m t m i TH:M J7 II M $ M ,M IM Tim; 4U2 $2,500. Commission members said School. The team is in fourth place in iW llM Friday at 7:30 p.m. TTie public is in­ ’The price includes surveys and title searches. It doesn’t M M U7 pdi N4.44 Iddda U7 adi $MM Mddc SU pdi $17M the building and its one-eighth of an the 17-team' county league. The M id a SS3 M S^trfoda4-7-2-lpdi $3I2IM MlNfc IM $#triadc 1-544 pdi $171.71 vited. reflect the gift by Robert Fuller, former owner of the land. TriM i 474 fW S2SZ7M inOMH: SIM MMc lU pdi IliM acre of land were originally ST. MARYS Made 311 fdiSlIM Hbaiaarr jlM ‘H e lp ! ’ Rham team that competed at Fuller donated 25 per cent of the purchase price to the MMU: 437M2 Tfiadc 3-14 pdi $2NM MMC SHUTS purchased for $6,500. Selectmen The monthly meeting of the Portland included George Giacoppe, Hockanum Chapter of the American state. His gift has a value of more than $100,000, Burnham Mdib: 3M pdi IliM received an offer of $2,500 for the Laurie Berk, Jeff Watson and Mark said. Made 3U pdi SUM Association of Retired Persons Tfiadc 34-1 pdi IMIM property. Phillips. The next contest is at Berlin Warren Howland, Manchester real estate agent who (AARP) will be Friday, March 11, at High School March 10. 1 p.m. at the South Congregational' worked on the sale for about two years, donatedhis com­ mission to the state’s share of the cost of the property. BINGO Coventry Church, 1301 Forbes St,, East Hart­ piainfleld entries Burnham said his department is now looking into the ford. ’The Duffy Irish Step Dancers South Windsor ■Monday evening •TuMday nutkiMc Applications are being accepted at will entertain. Refreshments will ^ possibility of adding to the area. He said the added the North Coventry Cooperative John T. Marouski of Clark St. is the acreage "could be quite extensive.” MIMKirA served. Frank Delaney, trip chair­ Early Bird Starts Id I K 4*15-14 me Ml IM I Mi M M* Sima Tan Nursery for next fall. Children who man, announced the Chateau deVille 1977 chairman for the Heart Fund On request of Gov. Ella Grasso, the Nature Conservan­ LS«l|ta LCerifani SI L hflBi NMb IM L M a M LUI btb I.M M alm lilM I M L M iM l IM L Mb M l M L Ibm'i Im | L i m r M LIM i I lAI trip is canceled. 7:30 PM Sharp! I M d W M M L U n iM I LHiem M L I biWb M , M t M M i IM L M irilM i I LlmhlBBt M LtMta M Connecticut business and industry needs help 1977, are eligible for the two sessions. for the caihpaign is being appointed, property after bureaucratic red tape slowed the state’s iftftfdi IM V U k e a ik ip M I U1 Tib A Ha IM M A,------M b I IM Classes will be from 9 to U a.m. and and the door-to-door campaign is LTfayiTW S-l LSi Im : i M i a b n ML rm iBM M S n A M B M t Sbhiiibi M AHumirriii IM move to buy it. ’The state planned to purchase it from the ICWktatMi M I u lE m Im I t a u IM S M S IM U M u M M 1 STi Saaiki AmWiMh M AMkM M if it is to create the 166/HN) new jobs required by 1980.* from noon to 2:30 p.m. To learn H e o r o n being organized to run until March, Conservancy by the end of March. M l ! I. U 'i flmr IM L !■ MkB M L IM *M N im L M O bi M m aill Al I. MC bi m ! LM IM M t h a i i i e IMM bMM more, call Mrs. Albert GusUfson of DOOR PRIZES AWARDED M tMipilWi M L N S M A NSb M i im a M Mk M he said. Marouski is a loan officer Fuller offered the property for sale to the Town of An­ Mll-ll M l Ml IM C Ml Saadi RMi BOa BnM Alice Dr. The Hebron PTO will conduct an with the South Windsr Bank and dover more than two years ago for $200,000, but the town LM.NMflt ISl Llhwlili M L M p M L k M IM h M L M , SMW, I 1. CMM M L M i M M M L M M IM L M e hi M L M Iiml open meeting Wednesday at 7:30 ’Trust CO. couldn’t afford it. He then offered it to the state and the M iu nii«i M L Ia S n M i IM L M ia a H u M L hb p.m. at the Gilead Hill School Historical archeology in Connec­ federal government said it would provide 75 per cent of 1451 Main Street imrnmirn U-l iCMMh M i M M b M a hM hM East Hartford I |.| L M i SiaM U-ILUMNe , M Amase IM AMi'imm Library. Guest speaker will be ticut will be the topic for the March the cost. However, because the state was having fiscal ■w nUi IM >ZI t Mhf Nhf M b M L LtV Mb IM lM la t M LNmN* MAMaUM I The half-days for professional days Madeline lonata, school psy­ 17 meeting of the Albert Morgan problems it couldn’t afford to pay the other 25 per cent so East Hartford UvB b M LI-NMJ. • ■ ■b IM U-I L | A > b IM I. «M m M I. M b M M I. h e M ------I M ------Iffiindid M i u t S u W M MnSM M AMhlmi 111 ASelBiM A IbiM M a M b IM -Aforamore competitive Connecticut in East Hartford’s public schools chologist, who will explain the pupil Archeological Society, scheduled for Fuller offered the state’s share as a gift. UM M Tel 528-2287 •aii-M MIMS im uc M TaOU CormctcutBirtnniandlnAdlfYAMoaNtton have been changed. There will be a planning and placement team 8 p.m. at Wood Memorial Library, Because the acquisition process was so slow. Fuller »! l im n M L U M h M LINb M M L ri M M L UM M LtmMhui M laaMM il LMViM i.|LMblBt IM LNW ^IL M S N W i I M L h a M M L M I I m L laV M m M A Wb M H Al I 80VyWd^diStfmtHifttad.Connacta*i*I0H2O3»M7*ll four-hour day for all public schools process. She will show slides and 783 Main St., South Windsor. Guest then made a deal with Nangle Associates of Bmton, a l m h b m l A m M LMVM bi M IS M lB k M IW M Im M L lM 'ita L N il I laaM L M l aai M Tuesday, March 8. Special education answer questions. speaker will be David Poirier of the private developer, but the option ran out in early imkiaBaiB IM AIMS> M ilN M * M iM W ill, U ATJA'iMia U-l A M U A U C l M A hWh M im iB* M m timtmm IMLML M A N M MASb b M 1 A h b i M b 11 1 A HrMm IM afternoon classes will not meet. The The Hebron Zoning Board of Connecticut Historical Commission. December and Fuller again offered the land for sale to iMVNM U LMBaadk IH ilTiNiM IMIMNM M A iM rt M IM A Can UiW A Mi M b lAI A M M St. Christopher School will have a Appeals will conduct a public hearing M LIbM M l-Wgl* M L M IM I.MI b, AILUb H I. M M ia m M J IM ay mi The public is invited. the state. SltM NM H IN M M M 1 1 h M n illM AMibm MAUAMM A MM M Al A ue MM Al A . PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 28, 1977 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. M«i>dMit«r. Cam., Mon., F«b. » , 1177 - PAGE WWB FOCIS registration open I About town I The Family Oriented Hospital in the conference open to the public. M ACC news Childbirth Information rooms. Preregistration may be made by contacting Mrs. Crawford singles NETS champion Society (FOCIS) is now The classes are taught by The Nathan Hale School accepting registration for qualified professionals and Thomas G. Hull, 145 PTA and the Town of its March series of classes include the following in Evergreen Ave., Vernon, The Division of Special Ministries Prayer Service. Bring a sandwich for work, for the 6:10 morning message. Manchester Fire Depart­ in Expected Parent Educa­ weekly consecutive order: 875-8795; Mrs. Thomas is sponsoring a Christian Singles your little one. Juice will be ■■'Look Up” is a brief moment, ment will co-sponsor a tion. The classes, which Early Pregnancy, Labor Moore, 38 Strong St., Group for divorced, separated, sharing words of hope, strength and provided. Manchester, 646-1234; or Teams with Bray training session- on the meet weekly, begin and Delivery, Preview to widowed and never married people in inspiration at the beginning of each I t c in in d r r Heimiich Maneuver Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Parenting, and Infant Care by writing to FOCIS, 20 the Manchester area, A get- day. Clergy who will be sharing the We are still in dire need of decent Tuesday, March 1, at 6:30 Manchester Memorial and Nutrition. Westfield St., Manchester, aquainted meeting was held at Con­ "Good News” with us during the next housing for a number of Manchester p.m. at the %hooI. This is a The classes are free and 06040. cordia Lutheran Friday morning. weeks are the Rev. Dr. James families. Please contact the MACC for doubles title f life saving technique for If you would like further informa­ McLaughlin, the Rev. Charles Kuhl, office 649-2093 if you have an apart- choking victims. The tion please call Barbara Baker at Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Reardon, nient suitable for a family with three public is invited. By EARL YOST Concordia. 649-9349. At the present and the Rev. Stephen Jacobson. Start children or a first-floor apartment Sporta Editor time, the group is meeting to get to for a handicapped man and his wife. your day with an upbeat! Tall, handsome and talented Dick Crawford had a profitable U. know one another, share needs, World Day of Prayer ideas, and common experiences and All women of the community are three-day stay in Manchester over the weekend and left town , - . : J develop a program particularly invited to join together Friday in with a check for $500 on his ability as a tennis player. suited to the single Christian. World Day of Prayer, celebrated Another volunteer new to the con­ around the world by men and women The 27-year-old, 6-1 , 180-pound ference is Lillian Fitzsimmons, of every nation and every denomina­ Comment session bachelor out of Weston, Mass., stops this year. Second seeded Bailey whom many of you will remember tion. A fellowship time and luncheon defeated Jim Ratliff of Greenwich in Broutn had to retire in his quarter­ for her years as receptionist at The will begin at noon at St. Mary’s Tuesday straight sets in the singles finals, 6-2, final match with Ratliffe when he Herald. As the new coordinator of Episcopal Church, 41 Park St. Bring 6-3, and then teamed with stocky became dizzy. ■ Today's Thought,” a religious a sandwich. Pie and coffee will be The Board of Directors will conduct a public comment session Rich Bray of Woodbridge to add the The third seeded Crawford lost in message written by area clergy and served by Church Women United, Tuesday, March 1 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the directors' office in doubles crown, also in straight sets, toe finals to Drake in the first NETS laity and appearing daily in The Following lunch, we will share a the Municipal Building. against the challenge of John event in January but he was on top Herald. Lil will be responsible for worship service, "Love In Action,” The session offers Manchester residents a chance to make Mayotte of Pittsfield and Ratliff, 7-6, throughout after starting off with a scheduling writers, sending written this year by the Christian suggestions and comments about the town. The sessions are held 6-4. Crawford and Bray were top double fault in his first service. reminders and monitoring the Women of the German Democratic the first Tuesday of each month from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. and the seeds. Ratliff, a finalist for the first time materials. Republic. The Rev. Barbara West third Thursday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Play was toe third leg of the 10-city in toe three-year history of NETS, We would remind you to turn your will be guest speaker. Free baby­ 1977 New England Tennis Stars gave his best but was repeatedly out- dial to WINF while eating breakfast, sitting is provided during both the (NETS) $20,000 CB Sports-Yahama hit and outsmarted by his more if you a real early bird or driving to luncheon and the World Day of Grand Prlx circuit with $2,000 in experienced opponent who has been prize money being offered here. in Forest Hills play. Crawford, who will leave shortly Crawford, who spent three and one- 2 (Herald photo by Pinto) for a 12 tournament swing in Europe, half years on the pro circuit, ad­ I won $350 for his singles effort and mitted his serve was the strong part $150 as bis share of toe top prize in of his game. doubles. Coming off a elbow and knee in­ X# Grand Attendance was excellent at toe jury, Crawford showed no ill effects. Herald angle Manchester Racquet Club with toe Iteautlfully placed baseline and biggest winner the Manchester drops shows made up his repertoire. (Herald photo by Plnlo) Memorial Hospital Development Ratliff, who admitted being tired Earl Yost Fund. The total realized was not an­ after a tough match against Bray, nounced. never stopped trying but he could not Doug Crawford unloads bullet-like serve p e n h if Sports Editor The singles finals brought together duplicate his great first round effort Racquet completely coven face of ball boy NOW... two former Southern college stars. Friday night when he whipped pop­ Crawford, out of toe University of ular Ted Hoehn. _____ North Carolina, relied on a booming The doubles success was the se­ Champ wanted Drake serve to whip the one-time Universi­ cond in three tries for toe Crawford- our new ty of Virginia player with the cat-like Bray combo. Bray, a former Univer­ A Savings Account... that lets you “I wanted to meet (Bill) Drake moves. sity of Miami standout, com­ here That was my only disap­ Crawford was toe only seed to plemented Crawford well and after Consolation win pointment,” dark-haired Doug Craw­ reach thq money match. Top-seeded winning the first point via a 12-point ford said as he unlaced his tennis Bill Drake had to default to (Crawford tie-breaker, 7-5, really turned it on in write ’’checl»''and earns 5% yarn& shoes yesterday afternoon in the after suffering a foot Injury Satur­ the next game to send the excellent for East in HCC Manchester Racquet Club day. Drake won the first two NETS crowd home to early dinner. lockerroom after winning the New England Tennis Stars Singles Tour­ By LEN ALSTER nament. Herald Sportawrlter ediepoint “Drake beat me in Wayland (6-4,6- Ever watch a basketball game and know, from the start, one 3) and I wanted a second chance at UConn quintet ‘in’ team was going to win and probably could pick the final score? him,” Crawford added. Drake, the No. 1 seed, was forced That's what it appeared like Satur­ to the sidelines with a foot injury Seedings for toe two teams will after the quarterfinals. He was STORRS (UPI) - The University day as East Catholic toyed with St. Assumption College in the fall on a of Connecticut and Fairfield Univer­ determined by toe outcome of toe slated to play Crawford in the semis Paul and wound up. with an unwanted four-year scholaribip, paced the sity have been picked to compete in season’s finale between UConn and but had to default. 81-57 victory in toe consolation tilt of Eagles with a career-iil|h 27 pointa. the Eastern College Athletic Fairfield Tuesday night. The winner Crawford, who whipped Jim the HCC playoff at the University of With the production, the 64 lenlor tr- Conference’s New England basket­ of toe game will be paired against Hartford. F Ratliffe, 6-2, 6-3, may not get a captain unofficially moved into the DOUG CRAWFORD ball playoffs. No. 2 seated Holy Cross. The loser The championship game, where No. 5 sipt on the all-time Baat chance to play Drake this season on The announcement came Sunday will meet top-seeded Providence. the remaining seven NETS stops. the Eaglek would’ve preferr^ to be, scoring list with 686 pointa. Racquet Club wants the Nets to on toe heels of UCkinn’s 90-89 Friday The winner of toe regional tourney This week he’ll be in Virginia and went to South Catholic over St. Mark Dumais, In another ateady return in 1978, all it has to do is say night victory over toe Rhode Island. to be held at toe Hartford Clyic next week in Washington for two Thomas Aquinas, 108-83. It was toe performance had 14 pointa and 11 the wordi The UConn Huskies, currently 15-9, Center March 3 and 5 will advance to tournamehts and then its off to Rebels’ second straight HCC crown. assists. He, along with St. Paul’a won last year’s playoff. Fairfield is the National Collegiate Athletic Europe for 12 tournaments. There’s not much consolation in a John Burke. Aquinas' Rod Foster and 16-8 this year. Association Tournament. A full-time tennis piaying pro, and One local winner consolation game victory but “It is a South’s John Pinone and Paul Mer- still a bachelor, Crawford said he Manchester had one winner among game,” stated East coach Stan cak, was named to the all-toumey E today’s creative woman was guaranteed betwen between $300 I the contestants, amateur John Bar­ Ogrodnik, "and you should have team. South'i Steve Ayert waa tour­ and $400 for each of the dozen events ton, of the PoP Shoppe, teamed with enough pride to play it. To win it nament most valuable player. , Bernat in Europe. pro John Mayotte to win the popular there’s nothing tangible but we Jon Lindberg had IS points to make “I don’t feel that I’ll have to worry Pro-Am, 8-3, over the team of Ted could’ve come in here flat but we it three Eagles in double figures weren’t.” , Columbia Minerva about finances. I expect to make Hoehn and ^ b Barber...The tourney CCIL playoffs tonight while Burke and Bob Tanguay each enough money,” he said. almost didn’t get started on time East, now 16-6, tallied toe first 12 had 14 points for St. Paul. “I’m playing better tennis all the Friday. Early arrivals at the points, six by Gary Carlson, before , Elsa Williams ^ The concluding games, consolations and finals, in the Falcons found their way onto the time,” the 27-year-old added. Racquet Club found water from the the CCIL playoffs, are on tap tonight at Manchester sudden overnight thaw covering ail scoreboard at the 3:23 mark. The East Catholic (81) — Carlaon 9 9- , Brunswick High's Clarke Arena. 10 27, Lindberg 6 1-1 IS, Heim 21-2 5, four courts on the north side...Dr. Eagles led at the turn, 20-9, and.after Volleys and serves Dumais 5 4-6 14, Thompson 4 04 8, Martin Duke, long a top-flight player In the 6:30 opener it will be host 13>8 Manchester leading by as many as IS points early Donnelly 1 1-5 3, Hall 4 04 8, J. Riicllla e TrloJ^ “Doubles is my game,” Jim Ratliff and ex-town chaitip, was busy ad­ against 13-7 Wethersfield High while in the nightcap in the second stanza, grasped a 34-22 Murphy 0 04 0, Holland 0 04 0, said after losing to Doug Crawford in ministering to several players who halftime edge. 16-5 Penney High of East Hartford facesl4>7 Windham Bienkowski 0 04 0. Lucier 1 04 2, the singles finals yesterday. “I was became ill. The list included Bill St. Paul, which finishes 9-13 and in High. Penney beat Wethersfield, 75-72, and Windham Kiro 0 04 0, Smith d (Ml 0, M. Murphy very tired. I took four showers before Cashman, Bill Drake and Bailey the throes of a six-game downswing, nipped Manchester, 52-50, Friday to gain the finals. 0 1-2 1. Totals 32 17-28 81. the match to try and loosen up. My Brown...'ITie latter reported he will came within eight, 36-28, with just St. (57) — McCutcheon 104 leps are tired.’’...Singles finals not be back with the Boston Lobsters Manchester and Wethersfield split during the over a minute gone in toe third Paul 2, Burke 7 04 14. Reynolds 2 1-1 5, referee Jim Sullivan of Boston, the in World Team Tennis play this % regular season with the Indians winning the first, 55- quarter but a three-point play by Tanguay 4 6-9 14, Pecevich 2 0-1 4, man with the booming voice and season...Pretty Kate Molumphy, 11, 35, and the Eagles taking a 63-57 verdict. Penney Carlson pulled East out of the danger McMahon 0 0. Halleck 1 1-1 3. specially designed tennis sport coat,. one of the top young players in the area. (M) gained the upper hand twice on Windham, 70-68 and Maghini 3 0-16, Miller 0 0-10, ()ulck 0 has been calling matches for 26 membership, “won” her CTiallenge It was all downhill the rest of the 74-63. 04 0. Sullivan 3 1-2 7, Barnett 0 M 2. years. He added much to the Match against pro John Mayotte and way for the Falcons as Elast racked ToUls 23 11-19 57. kV weekend...Just one man’s opinion: Scotty Gottlieb had the same success up 31 points in the final period. The best matches were Friday against Ted Hoehn...Hoehn and night...Attendance held up well, far Bailey Brown rate an A-plus for the exceeding expectations of the NETS’ excellent free clinic staged Friday organization...If the Manchester outren-M®*'*^ afternoon for all interested. 1 ifsled • A A lAUTO I^NTINGI ..cryUoKnltlltrO'^' Whalers in LLCAA hoop play . ^00%O.loa'^ein. , , A-pW non-a««'8*"'' By DAVE ROBACK , mothpf®®'’ toooskelrrs Rankings, pairings top Jets CormpondenI hurry If one is a lonely number then Mattatuck Community Little Things Mean A Lot! College’s women's basketball team doesn't believe in it set for CIAC play WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - as it repeated as CCX!AA hoop champions for a second Kind Smiles Greet you at every Branch... Services you thought were forgot The Whalers ended their four-game straight year with a 66-46 decision over Manchester Com­ By LEIN AUSTER road trip Sunday night with a 3-2 vic­ munity Qtilege Saturday night at Plainviile High. tory over the Winnipeg Jets in World . . . savings and loans at First Federal... where little things mean A Lot. Herald Sportswriler The loss drops the 2 Hockey Association play. Cougars to 6-10 with toe steadily edged Mattatuck Rankings and pairings for the 55th annual CIAC State Boys’ ahead. latch hook rug kits "It was an enormous win for us,” season finale tonight in Chapman, Mango and Free First Federal Savings NOW accounts are Free Basketball Tournament were released Saturday in Hamden with said Whalers’ coach Harry Neale. "It New London against Lisa Sirois led Mattatuck, 104 teams in four divisions qualifying for post-season festivities. couldn’t have come at a better time. Connecticut College. now 14-1, with 18,17 and 11 COAS • No minimum balance • No charge for imprinting name Manchester High, tri-champ of the It puts the heat right on Bir­ The-game seemed to mingham.” points respectively. Laurie OrtftaalCalM • No service charge • No charge for monthly statement CCIL, is 12th ranked in Class LL at 9 Plainviile at Hall High in West evolve slowly with neither 7000 C«to8 CIm Am *. 13-7. The Silk Towners, now 13-8, Hartford. The Whalers, in the race for the side gaining control due to Christiana and Johnson had Bw Mxlwd, our rog. 1.77 O— Df Oomka. • No limit to the number of checks • 5% interest earned on account don’t see tournament action until Coventry High, co-champs of the final playoff spot in the WHA a large number of tur­ 11 apiece and Petersen 10 • popular 20 X 27* tiza markciS for MCC. Friday night when they face 21st- Charter Oak Conference, is top- Eastern Division, are now five points novers. After taking the you can issue • complata with yam and canvu ranked 11-9 Bristol Central at ranked in toe Class S Division at 19-1. ahead of fifth-place Birmingham • hurry — only 150 first two-and-a-half Matiulurk (66) — RKS Bulkeley High in Hartford. Twenty- The Patriots will not see acVbn until which beat Edmonton 44 Sunday minutes to get rid of toe Mango 7 3-4 17, Peruginl 4 ice Body Estimates night. PLUS . . . First Federal Savings Loans paid automatically from your nine schools qualified in the LL Divi­ next Monday when in a first round jitters, Mattatuck relied on 2-2 10, McKinney 2 04 4, PRESIDENTIAL sion. engagement they’ll oppose the New England got off to a 14 lead its outside attack to go out Riling 1 04 2, Ochs 0 04 0, Thorough S uHac* Sandtrt^ Mdchint Sdndtng c l , when Larry Pleau scored toe First Rou^ Afc«. FuB Coat o( Maaco Pnmar waiar. N.O.W. account if you wish. East Catholic, with a 15-5 regular winner of toe Thomaston-St. Thomas in front, 6-2. Sirois 4 3-411, Kennedy 2 0- 3 coats of Maaco Enamr) & Baked latch hook pillow kits season mark, is 10th seed in the Class Seminary playdown. There are 28 en­ goal at only 1:55. Peter Sullivan Fouls and turnovers 2 4. KalelU 0 04 0. Vitale 0 evened toe score for toe Jets at 19:06 AMBASSADOR L Division. The 16-6 Eagles begin tries in the S Division. hampered MCC’s play as it 04 0, Chapman 8 2-5 18. Thorough Surface Sanding. 3 Coats of Enamtl ->*' their championship quest with a Holy Cross High of Waterbury, a and then pulled his team ahead at fell behind, 24-10. But a Totals 28 10-17 66. 16:42, making the tally 2-1. Chan Baked playdown 'Thursday night against two-time conqueror of East Catholic, variety of shots by Ginny Munrliritlrr (46) — CONGRESSIONAL 2Srd-ranked 10^10 Wolcott High at is top seed in the LL Division at 204. Entering the final period, the Petersen, Sally Lentocha, Salley 0 04 0, Mayshar 14-4 Whalers lagged behind until Mike L i^ Surface Sandmg. 2 Coals of Enam ei'O^n Hail High in West Hartford. The L Lee High of New Haven is defending Bonnie Kilgore and Betsy 6, Johnson 1-2 II, Kilgore Balwd Division saw 26 clubs qualify. champ. Rippowam High of Stamford, Rogers scored at 2:13 and Tom Mayshar in a three-minute 1 04 2, Petersen 5 04 10. Also M a m s . ■ ■ ths MAA(» W B O K «t $ 119.96 • I0xl2*tol3x}3'tlzoa. Three area teams are also in the 194, is toe No. 1 ran k ^ team in Class Webster came through at 12:40 to span cut toe deficit to 28- C h ris tia n a 5 1-2 11, • hurry — only 200 edge toe Jets 3-2. tournament. CCHL tri-champ Penney L where Warren Harding of 19. It was 32-21 MatUtuck Pemberton 0 04 0, Leii- MANCHESTER Hrst Federal Savings High of East Hartford is eighth- Bridgeport, fourth-ranked at 18-2, is at toe half. tocha 22-36, Fairbanks 0 0- ranked in the LL Division at 15-5 with defending champ. 0 0 ToUls 19 8-11 46. 291 Adams St. 647-9928 am Ml a Ml IL 1/11 s iiiM ai'i) East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor. the Black Knights to face 2Sth-ranked Middletown High is top-ranked at Strong ouUide shooting _ , „ 389 BROAD STREET, MANCHESTER 94 Hartford Public in a Friday night 204 and defending champ in toe early in the second half by Roof collapses owaiCTaura) playdown at Bloomfield High. Class M Division where 23 teams Hired by Pats Ellyn Johnson, Petersen S lw p H o vn : p.s.Home improvement loans-see us for fast approval and low interest rates upto$l 0,000.00. E A S T H A R TFO RD Putnam Bridge Plaza, 17 Main Street ST. b As ILE, New Central Valley Conferoice champ qualified while defending S champ is FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - and Mayshar brought toe Mon thniFn 8 « n 6 pm B L O O M F IE L D Copaco Shopping Center, Cottage Grove Rd. Rt 218 Brunswick (UPI) — A 50- SMurdiy 10«n2pni South Windsor High is ISth seed in 20th seed Immaculate High of Dan­ Former Ohio State assistant football Cougars to a 36-29 deficit. foot section of roof OPEN 10 AM to 9 PM: MANCHESTER STORE OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 the L Division at 14-6 with the Bob- bury' coach Dick Walker has been hired as But that was the closest collapsed in a hockey arena Q U AU TY FO R YO U R CARI BANKAMERICARD AND MASTER CHARGE AVAILABLE IN MOST STORES caU slated for a Wednesday night All finals will be March 19 at the the defensive backfield coach of the MCC would come as Pat Sunday night, injuring B tnt /UiMncrd S MtlMf Owfi playdown tilt against 20th-ranked 11- New Haven Coliseum. New England Patriots. Mango and Tami Chapman about 25 persons. I

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Sunday after his 40 points TO MATCH gob's OiiTPUT? nis and Lloyd Free had 18 Jack Nicklaus is still very to go when the tour _ Order Yonr Two years experience in design, coordination of BOLTON NOTCH - Visible led the Washington Bullets A. JERRY WEST test programs, preparation oTdetailed reports and Room s tor dam BS each as the 76ers scored much around and so is starts,” Nicklaus said. highway location, across from to a 117-105 victory over the B. OSCAR ROBERTSON field evaluation of components. BSME required. their victory over the C. ELGIN BAYLOR > Gary Player. Lee Trevino “But then they start - 4 Knowledge o( Computer Fortran is desir^. shopping center. Office, Buffalo Braves. “Kareem “Happy SEVEN R00ML«^'«place4 showroom, storage space. ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly Sonics at Seattle. Fred also let it be known that it eliminating themselves. living room J Q w l, pimty of rooms. Single $64.16, double Abdul-Jabbar sometimes KEiTH Phone 1-213-4460. Brown led the Sonics with GAfc-4dSl-JM80:J8MSUfc won’t be long before he’s They play eight or nine ■ DESIGN wall-to ^ V ^ e r hardwood 174.95 plus lax. Phone In has only one guy guarding ezD* 22 points. back on top. weeks in a row and with Thought^ I BSME with 5 to 8 years experierree would be accept­ n o o l Q j n w School area-- room. Oill 6462300. him. REIflESTilK Raal Batata Wantad S3 Spurs 135, Jazz 118 Nicklaus holed a 32-foot able. Useful experience in Mechanical Design. •35.900 Hayes scored 11 of his Stress Analysis, Aerodynamics or Engine Instal­ 1711. CwItMi tL CLEAN, LIGHT Bill Paultz scored 31 putt for an eagle three on lation Design and willing to work on the board ALL CASH for your property points in the final V k S c o re b o a rd T « la y . I F.J.SPILECKi For period ending 7 a.m.. Tuesday, March 1. Monday night Housekeeping Ro - For points and George Gervin the 15th hole Sunday to win P ro g o lf (Computer aided design experience or specialized will find snow over the northern and mid Rockies, the Lakes within 14 hours. Avoid red working or retired lady. Call m inutes, capping a gam e in computer training is also desirable. tape, instant service. Hayes 27 in the Spurs' triumph the $50,000 first prize in the area and the Ohio-Tcnnetsee valley, while mostly fair skies 847-1193. which he also pulled down Corporation, 646 0131. over the Jazz at New Gleason event, the first will be expected elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in­ Mouse CALLS” 14 rebounds for the NBA's WHA CALL 643-27U | ■ STRESS VERNON - Immaculate 7- ATTRACTIVE SleepingRoom Orleans. The Spurs out- Florida event on the PGA room Cape. ITu-ee bedrooms, clude: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) SELLING your house? Call us - Private entrance, m wer Central Division leaders. East Two to five years experience in stress and life AtlanU 28 (56), Boston 32 (41), Chicago 19 (32), OeveUnd 21 scored the Jazz 37-20 in the tour. that kind of schedule they analyse^of blading, blade fixings, discs, stators first floor family room with I - ^64tm '28 ~ first and we'll make you a bath. Free Parking. Apply 116 Phil Chenier added 27 W L T P ts Spruce Street, Manchester. Nicklaus had a 70 Sunday gotta get tired. Pretty soon Manchester i and nozzles, thermal analyses of cooled blades and fireplace, garage and more. (37), DalUs S3 (64). Denver 21 (45), Duluth -1 (19), Jackson­ . cash offer. T J Crockett, third period to take a Quebec 36 24 1 73 Asking low $40's. Blanchard & ville 37 (62), Kansas City 24 (38), UtUe Rock 30 (01), Los 649-1922 Realtor. 643-1577 points and Mitch Kupchak for a 72-hole total of 275, you don't hear from them shell analyses pertaining to engine castings. 18 for the Bullets, who have Ciilcin 31 28 3 65 Evening MS dasir^ but not mandatory. Rossetto, Realtors. 646-2462. Angeles 48 (62), Miami 61 (72), Minneapolis 1 (21), New VERY CLEAN • Newly fur- five 'shots better than for awhile.” IMMEDIATE Cash for your nished room on buslne tdcal won 23 of their last 30 P ro Indianapolis 27 29 7 61 Orleans 37 (65), New York 32 ( 43), San Francisco 43 (56), Player, who finished se­ Nicklaus explained the ■ AERODYNAMIC $23,500 - 200 FOOT fronUK. ROCKLEDGE AREA - property. Let us explain our for working person. games. New Eng 26 34 6 58 Herald SeatUe 38 (50), St. Louis 24 ( 47), Washington 31 (45). b a sk e tb a ll cond after shooting 73 Sun­ theory didn’t necessarily DEVELOPMENT Two bedroom Ranch. Redecorated and immaculate fair proposal. Call Mr. References and security Adrian Dantley had 33 Birmingham 25 36 3 53 Aluminum siding, baseboard Belfiore, M7-I4I3. required. Call 6 66666. day. apply to Lietkze or Watson, For the not so average engineer looking (or a front to back Split, featuring a points and Randy Smith 21 decisive lead. Pete heat, garage. Hutchins Agen­ W esl Trevino, playing his first but rather to some of the challenging career in research and development of liner kitchen, living, Maravich scored 40 points cy, 646-3166. room with fireplace, three MAY WE BUY your home? for the Braves. W L T P ts young players who come ^ p re s s o rs and turbines. BS or MS in M.E. or for the Jazz. tournament since major A.E. required and up to three years experience in Homaa For Bala 23 Homaa For Mala S3 bedrooms, I 1/2 baths, large Quick, fair, all cash and no The Denver Nuggets Houston 37 19 6 80 close during the winter but 0 TWO FAMILY Flat - Four roblems. Call Warren E. Warriors 106, Nets 98 back surgery last •'ji iii^ tom '^41-1, - haiidling aerodynamic performance development family room, exceptional fi 2 defeated the Boston Apartmanta For dam S3 Winnipeg 34 25 2 70 November, skied to a 79 don't live up to their poten­ problems with hands on" liardware interest. The rooms each. Excellent loca­ FOUR BEDROOMS - 1 1/2 quality carpet throughout, 2- owland. Realtors, 643-1106. Celtics. 121-100: the Phil Smith scored nine of San Diego 33 26 3 69 latest technology in supporting test facilities tion. 30 Locust Street. Priced car garage. $53,900. Prin­ Sunday, but a 69 and a 71 on tial the rest of the year. baths. Seven year old WE HAVE customersstomers waitingwiltl Philadelphia 76ers beat the his 24 points in the fourth available to help get the job done right. If you have reduced! 646-2426, 9 to 5. Colonial. FirepIacM front to cipals only. 646-6(123 after 6 HouaahoM Ooeda 40 C algary 24 31 5 53 Friday and Saturday Nicklaus was playing these qualifications, we have the positions. Level for the renal ot your apart- Seattle SuperSonics, 93-85; period leading the Manchester back living room. Formal p.m. weekdays. Edmonton 25 35 2 52 showed he can’t be counted only his third tournament of experience not as important as ability and attitude. NEW LISTING - Five room eXSTWOFAMILY ment or home.me. J.D. Raal the San Antonio Spurs Warriors over the Nets at dining room. Extra large lot. REFRIGERATORS - EsUle AASSOCIATES, Inc. Phoenix 24 36 3 51 out. He finished way back of the year, but is now SOAP BOX home. Three bedrooms, all Asking $44,900. Keith Real I t ytsn sM, e«Hraay laeaM, MANCHESTER - Outstanding Washers, ranges, used, topped the New Orleans Uniondale, N.Y. The Nets ■ METALLURGICAL 6461960. Sunday's Games in the pack with 294. planning to start his run for combination windows. Estate, 646-4126, and 649-1922. W tdM Scheal ana. taaMUs 6-4 Duplex, ^ i l t in 1963. Six guaranteed and clean. New Jazz. 135-118: the Golden rallied to take a 74-73 lead Challenging positions are presently available for Garage. Centrally located. d y a ralad In a Calanlal daear. shipment damaged. GE and Houston 5, Phoenix 4 Purtzer, who won at Los the Masters, scheduled for room unit with fireplace, LOOKING for anything In raal State Warriors downed the at the end of the third DERBY high temperature malenal engineers, material join­ ImmMiate occupancy. Owner THREE FAMILY - For in­ 1l*aa_ Mraam^ M at raaai, available for immediate oc­ Frigidaire. Low prices. B. 0. New England 3, Winnipeg Angeles last week, missed April 7-10. ing engineers, and failure analysts to participate wants quick sale, $34,900. Paul vaU-lo-waa earpaUnt, anW iat estate rental - apanmanti, New York Nets, 106-!?8, and period, but then faded. vestment minded family who cupancy. Nice residential Pearl and Son. 649 Main the cut. Massengale, who The win Sunday was Sponsored by; in the development and manufacture of aircraft J. Correnti Agency, 643-5363. family room, gargaaua aat-bi area. Call Arthur or Suzanne Street, 6462171. homes, multlie dwelllnp, no 8 the Los Angeles Lakers Mike Bantom led the Nets components lor gas turbine engines. Applicants wants free rent and exfra in­ Birmingham 4, Edmonton won the Bob Hope Desert Nicklaus' 61st and ties him Town of Manchester come. Owner, 649-1919. klclian. Aakkif tS4.Seo. Shorts, 6463233. J. Watson lees. Call J.D. Real Eatoto nipped the Houston with 23 points. should be graduate melallurgical/malerials engineers Associates, Ini. 6^1960. 0 Classic the previous week, with Arnold Palmer for Fire Fighters with related experience and capable of assuming Beach Co., Manchester office, 30" G.E. O>ppertone Electric Rockets, 106-101, in other Lakers 106, Rorkels 101 FIANOREALH 647-9139. Equal Housing ()^ Range - Moving March 1st., Calgary 2, Indianapolis 1 shot a 69-290. most career victories Local 1579 responsibilities necessary to resolve all materiar RANCH MANCHESTER - Lovely Six ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 6 games. Tom Abernethy scored a problems and support engine projects. Room Condominium, with 646-S200 portunity. must sell! $100. 8460370. Lietzke took this week behind Sam Snead with 84 room apartment. STOVE, 121, Celtirs 100 career-high 18 points, in­ $27,900 three bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths. off to spend time with his and Ben Hogan with 62. Send resume Including salary reoulrements to MANCHESTER - Bowers MEDITERRANEAN Dining REFRIGERATOR, David Thompson scored cluding eight in the fourth !SHL Co-Sponsored by; Town of Manchester Rec Department Landscaped patio. A great buy REFERENCES No pats. ailing father in Beaumont, Tied for third two shots Ur. Harry Slone, Professional Placement Represenlalive. Oolton for $38,900. B/W Realty, 647- School. Four bedroom Dutch room set - Table and six 31 points, including 19 in period, in the Lakers' Cam pliell. Conference Excellent condiUon. treed lot, $165. 6463166, 2263540. Tex. The tour’s other two- behind Player and seven 1419. IMMACULATE Oversized Colonial. Excellent condition. chairs, credenza and break the first half, and Dan Issel triumph over the Rockets. Pulrirk Divioion BOYS & GIRLS ^ A V C O L Y C O M I N G take privileges, good starts' or Fireplace, carpeting, double front. Like new condition. time winner this year, Tom behind N icklaus a t 282 retirement borne. three bedroom Cape. Formal NEW THREE Room apart had 27 to lead the Nuggets Kareem Abdul-Jabbar GLASTONBURY - Just listed. garage. $44,901). Hayes Cor- Original price $1,600, asking W L T P ts were Gil Morgan, Fuzzy DIVISION dining room. Fireplace. New men! • Haey to bus and shop' Watson, finished with 72- h poraUon, 646-0131. $600. Call 6464197. to their victory over scored 29 points and Phila 38 13 12 88 How would you like to take a parent to 880 SOUTH MAIN 8T STnATPONO, CONN. 08487 F.J.SPILECKI Immaculate Seven rooms family room. Garage. Large ping. Raferences and aacurll 288, 15 strokes behind Zoeller and Jim Simons. D84rt.l2 An«oiWoApOrtun(r)'*n«Vor*rM7f aluminum sided Ranch. Three xglBOLTON - Owner. Four deirasll requlrtd $210 par Boston. The Celtics were blocked eight shots for Los NY Islanders;38 16 9 85 Raaltora 643-2121 lot. $42,900. Stephens Realty. WE BUY and sell furniture. Nicklaus. Morgan had gone into the Akron, Ohio and a chance to represent bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, on Call 643-8973. bedroom U&R Ranch. month. Philbrlck Agtncy, led by Dave Cowens, who Angeles while Moses Atlanta 26 26 11 63 Wooded acre lot, convenient Cash on the line. One piece or Nicklaus has a theory on day just a shot behind the nicely landscaped lot. B/W Realtors, 6464200. had 24 points and 16 Malone led Houston w ith^ NY Rangers 23 28 13 59 Realty, 647-1419. to highway, redwood deck, in- an entire houseful. 6466432. why so many young players leading Nicklaus, but Manchester in the All-American Soap Box 6 1/2 ROOM - Full dormered rebounds. points and 19 rebounds. MANCHESTER - You will ground pool. Principals only. Furniture Barn. 345 Main .''invilic Division dropped out of the pack on Cape with attached garage, 2- FOUR ROOM apartment, 416 seem to storm the gates D erby! enjoy the 17'x23' family room zone heat, 100 amp service. Call 643-4331. Street, beside Douglas Broad Street, no appllancea, W L T Pts CARRIERS NEEDED Motors. early in the year and then the 15th hole with a double in this 7-room Cape plus the 2 REAL ESTATE Three bedrooms, one king $140, security dtposU, St. Louis 27 29 6 60 Registration: To The Manchester Evening fireplaces, garage and many North Carolina set, fade out of sight. bogey seven. size: wall-to-wall caipeting in Lota-Land For Bala 34 married couple, no pats, Chicago 23 32 10 56 other features. Located close SALES phone 6438751. February 25th, 7-9 p.m. Center Fire House Herald In East Hartford, In the following all three. Tool shed, fenced in Colorado 19 34 10 48 areas: to schools, shopping, church, xcelleot opportunity now rear yard in quiet feels it rates NCAA bid February 27th., 1-6 p.m. 75 Center Street this home is a good buy. □ MI8C. FOR SALE Minnesota 16 32 15 47 favailable for licensed neighbornood. Great for kids, MANCHESTER - Ont Rankin on top again March 4th., 7-9 p.m. Manchester, Ct. Priced in the $40's. Zinsser notivated salespersons. pets. Convenient to schools, bedroom unit located la a Vancouver 18 39 7 43 Martin Circle, Warren Dr., Whitney Agency, 646-1511. small brick compitx wth NEW YORK (UPI) — As far as North Carolina is con­ F e e ; * FProfessional training. shopping. $38,500. By owner. BUUMGLOT Arttotos tor Soto 41 cerned, it shouldn't matter what happens in the Atlantic IT ales Conference on LPGA 19j7 tour 2.00 Street, Cherry Street, Qraham Road. lEzcellent commissions. Principals only. O H 646-3381. Wyneding Hill Road. Acre country atmosphere. Heat. hot water,‘ appliaappliances. I2is: Coast Conference tournament. And, after what happened W L T P ts COUNTRY CHARM - Drive a [Contact Mr. Rothman In plus in one of Manchester’s ALUMINUM sheets used as few miles farther, and enjoy MANCHESTER, Convenient­ Lease, security.IV. BlanchardBiai 8 last weekend, it probably won't. M ontreal 47 7 10 104 SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) Itotal confidence. ' most prestlgeottt areas. printing plates, .007 thick, CALL 647-9946 small town living Beautiful ly located - Seven room Cape. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Rossetto. Resflors, 64614tt. P itts 27 25 12 66 — A week ago, Judy Rankin tourney. The rest of the 60- I feel we deserve an Cartwight scored 33 points HanUd Circulation Dapt six room Ranch. Double gar­ Excellent condition. Built-in $1. Phone 6462711. NCAA bid," North Los Ang 24 27 12 60 was saying she didn't think women field was over par Help Wanted 1) ELLINGTON - TIC TAC for the Dons. INDEX age, fireplace. Approximately appliances. Carpeting. Rec FJ.SPUCN Carolina Coach Dean Washington 18 34 13 49 one woman could com­ for the three-day event. □ N O TICES acre treM lot, on a deadend FMECHEnEAHUUmN room. Nevf drivewa UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub TOWER - Immediate oc­ In the Big Ten, No. 3 NOTICII RMltert 643-Htl F DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis­ Ifraaftors 643-41441 D etroit 16 38 8 40 pletely dominate the LPGA Three golfers, Jane 1 street. VA - No Money Down. Aluminum siding.ng. Pool. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, cupancy. A na ont btdroom Smith said after No. 8 Michigan, 21-3, moved to Loit and Foun4 35 —Heating-Ptumbmg wiring, electrical improve­ Painting-Paparing S3 Residential or commercial. MANCHESTER O n t North Carolina beat 36 F lo o rin g hard worker who wants 2914. Buffalo 23 37 .383 14 in front of Clifford Ann Bent Tree Golf and — more. Executive Secretary, ail for ment, and r ^ i r work. FREE Call 649-4291. SANSUI 5.000 A - Stereo com­ bedroom aparlmeat. F M In the SWe, regular- 3 7 —Moving-TrucVing-Storaae Duke, 84-71, on Saturday to C reed and won $15,000, Racquet Club course, steady employment and g i ^ $200 a week. Call 64i6-2664. estimates. Call 6465253. PAINTING - interior and ponents. Dual turntable. floor. Downtown area. $146. season champion Arkan­ NY Nets 19 42 .311 18W 38 —Services Wanted To be held on a 1974 BABYSITTER - Vicinity of income, call 528-3869 between GENERAL REMODELING finish 9-3 in the ACC, then boosting her earnings in exterior, paperhanging, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Pioneer 77 Speakers. per month plus heat. Paul W. Rankin said it didn’t par­ MISC. FOR SALE Chrysler Town & Country 9 and 2 only. and painting, stucco, other won the title later that sas, ranked seventh and Central Division Washington School. Days, COMPANION / Housekeeper PLUMBING & HEATING - excellent work. References. Carpentry and general con­ Excellent condition. $600. or Oougan, Realtor. 643-4533. Florida to $27,540. ticularly bother her game, 4 0 Household Goods Station Wagon. Car has textured finishes. Sheet rock W L Pet GB Monday thru Friday. Call 6ti- wants'3 days work. Please call Licensed. Fast service. Free estimates. Fully in­ tracting. Residential and best offer. 6460m, days. night when North Carolina expected to meet Houston 41 _ Articles for Sale not been run or used for work. Free estimates. Creed also shot a 69 Sun­ which was honed in windy 2658, after 4. NURSES AIDE - Part time, 7 872-0006. Reasonable rates. Call Ron, commercial. Whether It be a MANCHESTER • Newer two State handed No. 9 Wake for the title, drew a first- Wash 36 24 .600 - 42 —Building Supplies over six months. Auction References. Reasonable sured. Martin Mattson. 646 4 3 Pets -Birds- Dogs a.m. to 3 p.m. amd 3-11. Apply 643-6567. FIREWOOD For Sale - Green Houston 33 26 . 559 2W day to gain the second- Texas. — to be held March 4th at 11 Prices. 6464346. 4431. small repair job, a custom bedroom Duplex. Half of tm Forest its fourth con­ round bye, while the 44 _ L iv e s to c k in person, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.. HIGH SCHOOL Babysitters built home or aching in Oak, $40 full cord, delivery family. Waddell School area. place finish. Pam Higgins, “I'm able to work the 45 _ Boats & Accessories a.m., at Manchester SURVEYING - No experience ference loss, a 91-85 upset. Cougars beat Rice, 111-67. San Ant 33 28 . 541 3Mi Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut available - Afternoons, FORMICA "TOPS - CablneU PAPER HANGING Expert, between, call 6461 extra. Ca^l George at 4298729. 3265 per month. Paul W. who fired a wind-hampered ball both ways,” she said. 4 6 Sporting Goods Plym outh, Route 83, required. Current training Street, Manchester. MASONRY - Brick, block In other games, it was Cieve 31 27 .534 4 47 _ Garden Products evenings, and weekends. and doors made to order. Top Dougan. Realtor, 6438535. The winner of the ACC 73 Sunday, was third at Talcottville, Conn. openings. Good salary, paid concrete, chimneys, and Your average paner, in New Orl 26 34 .433 10 “I'm able to use the wind 48 —A n tiq u e s Experienced for any aged quality work reasonable averag e room , $30. Mr. CARPENTRY - Repairs, G. FOX RECLINER and tournament, which begins Texas Tech over Rice, 93- Wanted to Buy training. Enlistment required. fireplaces. New or repair two-under-par for the to my advantage.” 4 9 - child. Ask for Megan, 43, prices. References. 6464346. remodeling, additions, gar­ living room chair. Toro green Thursday in Greensboro, 74, Texas A&M over SMU, A tlanta 25 37 .403 12 Ages 17-35. Call U.S. Army at work. Call 528-4596, after 5 Richman, 6463864. MANCHESTER - Duplex. 5 RENTALS or Lynn 647-9796. mower, and one 50 gallon 643-9462. a FUttNITURE SALESMEN ages, roofing. Call David 1/2 rooms, three bedrooms. I N.C., receives a spot in the 89-79, and Baylor over Western Conference 5 2 Rooms tor Rent p.m. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix FUUTIME PAINTING, Paper banging. Patria 6461796. sprayerr splker1 on wheeu. 646 1/2 baths, country kitefaim, East Regional. Texas, 72-70. 5 3 —Apartments for Rent WILL DO Light bookkeeping sofas, chairs, cars etc. No 19«. Alidwest Division 54 Homes for Rent LAW ENFORCEMENT - No I 2 Saleimen; evenings and Satur- | Carpentry work. Call 64344U, carpeting, appliances. 9265 B o w lin g _ and office work in my home, OFFICE, BUSINESS or need for expensive Phil Ford and Mike In the Big Eight tourna­ W L Pet GB f 55 Business tor Rent experience required. Current days. Steady work, good pay Property need cleaning? We or 6434»67. CARPENTRY, Custom monthly. Security required. 56 Resort Properly for Rent □ EMPLOYMENT Monday thru Friday. Call recovering. 5665878. I training openings. Good A p p t y B o k - M ” gUJUALITY PAINTING and SWIMMING POOL Call 6461559. kwnday thru O'Keren scored 26 points ment, it was top-seeded Denver 40 20 .667 — 57 —Wanted to Rent after 9:00 a.m. for any infor­ do ail types maintenance, in­ Houses - Addditions, garages, w w ■Nwnnowoev w r i WB Distributor - Mutt dispose 58 - Misc tor Rent salary, paid training. Enlist­ Paper Having by Willis roofing and siding, kitchens, Thursday after 6 p.m. each Sunday as North Kansas State 97, Iowa D etroit 37 25 . 597 4 mation, 646-0315. door alia out. Complete floor REWEAVING burns, holes. .above Ground Pools. I w l EAUI.A BIRDS - P at HOLIDAYS - Val Sady Help Wanted 13 ment required. Ages 18-SS. care, windows, and lawn care. Schultz. F^lly insured, bathrooms, and repair work of Carolina built a 57-38 half- State 62; Kansas 61, Kan City 30 31 .492 10V4 AUTOMOTIVE Zippers, umbrellas repaired. references. 649-4343. O.D., $577, Includes filter, sun 61 Autos tor Sale Call U.S. Army at 643-9462. Low rates, excellent work. all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis FOUR ROOM Apartment • Se­ time lead against Nebraska 58; Oklahoma 68, Indiana 27 34 .443 13>/li Neville 144-354, Pete Lusa 128-125-346, Iren e Sirois RELIABLE OFFICE Assis­ Window shades, Venetian deck, pool cover, installation. 6 2 —Trucks for Sale PHONE FROM home to ser­ Own equipment. References for estimate. 6438712. cond floor. No pels. Security 127. 6 3 —Heavy Equipment for Sale tant will man your office in blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Financing available. Call Louisville. The Tar Heels Colorado 56 and Missouri Chicago 27 34 .443 13W 132, F ran Doyon 353. vice our customers in the VEHICLE MECHANIC - No RUBBERMAID PARTY Plan availabfe. ^11643-2662, or 646 A. It W. PAINTING - Very deposit. Rest, hot water, 64 —Molorcydes-Bicycles your absence, or .secretaiy’s Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 646 Kevin toll free, 1806327-6012 increased a 37-33 lead with 92, Oklahoma State 74. Manchester area, flexible experience required. Current needs demonstrators. Part or 7760. reasonable. Free Estimates. CARPENTRY b Masonry - stove Included Call 5462111, Milwaukee 21 44 .323 21W COUNTRY CLUB 65 —Campers-Traiters-Moblle day or week. (Confidential, 5221. H o m e s hours, super earnings, 249- training openings. Good full time. No collecting. No Call Wayne, 6467696. Additions and remodeling. 7:55 to go in the half by out- In the Southern Paeifir Division bondable. For scheduling, call TWO 300 AMP Rectorfiers ■ after 5 p.m — Vic Abraitis 361, Vito 6 6 Automotive Service 7773. salary, paid training. Enlist­ Packing. No delivering. Top CiM TREE Service - Free es­ Free estimates. Call Anthony scoring the Cardinals, 18-2. Conference, Virginia 6 7 Autos for Rent-Lease 742-7107. CUSTOM DRAPERIES made Good condition. Good for W L Pet GB Agostineili 139-157-140-436, ment required. Ages 17-35. commission. Call 232-3935, or timates, discount senior INTERIOR PAIN'HNG and SquIlUcote. 649-0611. 31 GLENWOOD STREET - “ We got outhustled so Military drew a first-round SALES POSITION - Straight 589-1714. to specifications. Free es­ wallpapering. (Quality plating, or welding. Call 646 Los Ang 38 22 .633 — Larry Bates 141, Ken CallU.S. Army at 643-94M...... V citizens. Company timates and measurement. Duplex, two bedrooms. $230 much our players seemed bye, while it was Furman Basketball commissions, leads furnished professional work at 3430 from noon til 6:00 p m Portland 37 25 .597 2 i Bennet 156-385, Carl Bolin Manchester owned and Call anytime before 9 p.m. monthly Security. No pets. 2 CARPET SALES Person - to be nervous,” Louisville 76, The Citadel 69; Ap­ to homeowners. Call 242-5402. GET BACK to work the easy □ EDUCATION operated. Cali 6 ^ 1 ^ . reasonable prices, afully in­ 649-9^. 647-9773 Golden 140-392, Norm Clark 364, Part time, experienced 649-4266. sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ Building BuppUas 43 Coach Denny Crum. palachian St. 71, Davidson way - If you've been away Rooling-SUIng-Chlmnaf 34 S tate 34 28 .548 5 CHURCH Bert Davis 141-362, Todd PHONE FROM home to ser­ from work for a while, being preferred. Ideal for retired ting, 643-9321. On Saturday night, Wake 66, and E ast Carolina 79, peerson. Call Mr. Rossi, NATURAL STONE for SIX R(X),M Duplex • Aviilable Seattle 31 32 . 492 8W Peck 152-378, Serge Sartori vice our customers. Super an Avon Representative is Privala Instruetlons IS BIDWELL Home Improve­ March 1st No pets Call 646 Forest held a 43-38 half­ William and Mary 76. Phil Valentine tossed in earnings! Choose your own Wi'atkins Brothers, 643-5171. QUALITY SIGN PainUng - retaining walls, veneers, Phoenix 26 34 .433 12 147-374. perfect. You work for your ment Co. Expert installation 7194 or 2766550, Extension time lead over North 17 points to lead Concordia hours. 249-7773. GUITAR-BANJO Instruction - INCOME Both interior and exterior. patios, etc. Pick up by the self, set your own hours, sell of aluminum siding, gutters pound Of delivery by the ton. 540 Sunday's Results Lutheran to a 53-35 win quality products, and earn ANDOVER, BOLTON, Let music chase away that Store front signs refurbished Carolina State, but Kenny and trims. Roofing installa­ Bolton Notch Stone (}uarry. Golden State 106, NY Nets over Center ALL AROUND Gal Friday - about $46 on every $100 you COVENTRY, HEBRON & snowed-in-mid-winter feeling. for spring. CallC Joseph Patria, BASEMENT ■ Finished pan­ Carr, who scored 31 points, North on hand MANCHESTER Residents. TAX tion and repairs. 649-6495,6^ 649-3163. 98 Congregational Saturday INVITATION Excellent typing, transcrip­ sell. Call: 523-9401. Free loan instrument. Special at 5&-2340. 9109. eling. two rooms, heated, coo- and Clyde Austin, who MESA, Ariz. (UPI) - One Licensed Real Estate introductory offer. 6 4 6 ^ 7 . San A ntonio 135. New night at filing. Matt tion business experience, Dogs-BIrds-Patt 43 tains electric stove, added 27, sparked a small office, near Hartford OFFICE CLERK Needed for Agent needed in our Bolton of­ refrigerator Hot and cold Outfielder Billy North Orleans 118 TO BID • •sssssssssssssssssssssss* . HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 8 Gluhosky had 14 points for fice. Lessenger Co., Realtors, second-half rally in which Sealed bids will be received Fire. $$$ open, lottafringe, billing, typing and filling. Also GUITAR-BANJO Teacher SERVICE roofing, stormwindows, aw­ water Includes TV 160 a reported over the weekend Washington 117, Buffalo Center. 646-6713, or 432-9291. Specializing in folk, popular, Building-Contracting 33 DOG-CAT BOARDING the Wolfpack sank 71 per­ in the Office of The Director 8:30 A.M. phone 728-30fc. nings. (Quality workmanship, bathing/grooming. Complete week 6460851 to the Oakland A's training 105 Rick Hedling had eight Please call 528*1737. « bluegrass, vocal accompani­ cent of its shots. of General Services, 41 Center WES ROBBINS carpentry free estimates. Fully insured.« modern facilities. Canine camp here and promptly Denver 121, Boston 100 points to lead Emanuel of DISHWASHERS - Part time. ment. Free loan instrument. 872-9187, 6463417. BRAND NEW Three Fifth-ranked Tennessee Street, Manchester, Connec­ Children aged 7 on. DIRECTORY remodeling specialist. Ad­ Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon announced he wants to Philadelphia 93, Seattle 85 Hartford to a 38-35 win Evenings and weekends. App­ Road. Manchester 6465971. Bedroom Duplex, nestled on2 fell unexpectedly to ticut until March 17, 1977 at to 5:00 P.M. ly at 'facorral, Monday thru Reasonable rates. 6466557. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 12 wooded acres in Hebron. renegotiate a two-year con­ Los Angeles 106, Houston over Emanuel of 11:00 a.m. for the following: EARN built-ins, bathrooms, SPECIALIZING cleaning and Georgia, 83-76, despite Friday. 11 to 3 only. 246 Broad repairing chimneys, roofs, Has full basement. provishM tract signed in 1976. 101 Manchester, which was led Motor Oil, Grease, Street. REMEDIAL READING and kitchens, 6463446. FREE TO Good home - Two lor wood boring stove, large Bernard King's 41-point Monday thru Friday HERALD GOOD INCOME TAX Preparation new roofs. Free estimates. 30 kittens, eleven weeks old by John Anderson's 13 Lubricants. math; individualized work Experienced, peraonal lef' H m M K T U living room, country kitebn, performance. program, (lst-6th grade) by BRUCE ' CELICO Years Experience. Howley, Please call 6438601 m arkers. Street Sweeper Rental and SAT. 8:30 to 12 NOON WAITRESSES - Part time. SPEMNK vice at your home • Dan Csl kssal L linMi 643-5361 with stove and dishwasher, 1 The upset by the Evenings and weekends. App­ CARRIERS Masters degree teacher. 568- aw tzpwf ra i Pnasisase Specializing in Hardwood I 2 baths, and is convenient Dave Roberts netted 19 Parking Field Sweeping. Motler, 6 4 1 ^ , or 5258163 Southeast Conference's WHA hockey ly at 'Tacorral. Monday thru 8075. Ofltot: Floors, and all kinds of pan­ Antiquat 41 Route 2 Call 228-0174. The Town of Manchester is NEEDED MONEY eling. Call 6462139, after 6:00 last-place team put No. 2 points, Dave Abbott 13 and Friday, II to 3 only. 246 Broad 363 Ctm tr 8t. M«nct>Mttr to an equal opportunity Kurt von Hoe 10 as South Street. In t h n EXPERIENCED Pianlit 72I-SI71 p.m. WANTED - Old toys, poet MANCHESTER - Four Kentucky, an impressive employer, and r^uires an af­ B0YS& Haallitg-Plumbing SB cards, steins, stringed in­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Roadrunners ... Peter Methodist downed Trinity would like to teach beginning rooms Appliances. Quiet 85-70 winner over firmative action policy for all Adam s Straaf, students. Bolton area. CaU NEWTON SMITH - struments. paintingf, fur­ World Hockey Association, Marrin and Mark Napier HOLIDAY STUDIOS - Needs GMLS location. Adults. No pets. Alabama, one-half game Covenant, 52-45. John John­ of its Contractors and Vendors 6463502. INCOME TAX Remodeling, Repairing. Rec SEWERLINES, link lines, niture. clocss, advertising Houston got past Phoenix, to to 15 appointment, Buckland Road cleaned with electric cutters, $165. plus utilities 6466247. ahead of Tennesee in the scored on Birmingham's son had 13 points, Maurice as a condition of doing secretaries, and receptionists. ‘s itfMiiiai i W a m PraparwL $6. Short rooms. No job too small 646 items, outright purchase, coo- 5-4, Birmingham shut out first two shots in the Bulls' A r a a . by professionals McKinney signments. 644*8962 conference race. Godin 12 and Ozzie Johnson business with the Town, as per No experience necessary. Full Sp8n.tblp.m. Fornu 110. Long Form 3144.______FIVE ROOMS • Two Edmonton, 4-0, New victory over the Oilers ... 10 for Trinity. Federal Order 11246. or part lime. Good hourly □ REAL ESTATE Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Tennessee (14-2 in the Cad Hr. Prank pany. 6465m bathrooms. Elecirirty and gas England nipped Winnipeg, Tom W ebster’s goal Bid forms, plans and wage. Days or evenings. App­ Call FOR ALL your Dry Wall WANTED Antique furniture, included 1250 mooibly. (M t SEC) is host to Kentucky Standings: Wapping 4-0, C aa needs - Drobiak Dry Wall glass, pewter, oil paintings, or 3-2, and Calgary squeaked midway through the final specifications are available at ly within. 969 Main Street. PiMw* Homaa for Seta 33 months security. 646IM6. (14-1) on March 5. South M ethodist 6-1, Con­ Manchester. IB47-9946 Company, 575 Center Street, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet other antique items. R. by Indianapolis, 2-1. period gave the Whalers cordia 5-1, T rinity 5-1, the General Services Office, HERALD Mancfaestef Call 6468812. repalairs. plugged drains, Harrison. 6438709 Top-ranked San Fran­ 41 Center Street, Manchester, COVENTRY - Three bedroom kitclfehen faucets replaced, Gordie Howe scored his their win over the Jets ... Faith Lutheran 3-2, St. MUNSON'S CANDY Kitchen CIRCULATION ALLAN T. KEELER'S Ux R(X.'KVILLE • Three Room cisco won its 29th game Connecticut. Ranch with a beautiful rec repaired. Rec rooms, WANTED ■ Hummels. Clocks. Apartment With heat, hot 899th goal but two Houston and Butch Deadmhrsh and M ary’s 2-3, Em anuel of is now acc^ting applications (jhc i-icralCi aervice. Tax returm dooe In LINRI Cdnstruction Co. - Tom without a loss, but trailed Town of Manchester, DIRT, 1 1 room and a large lot with over bathroom remodeling, beat Dolls - Paintings, Trains, ^ r - water, stove refrigerator players put the puck into Dave Kryskow scored for for part lime employment. trees and shrubs. Only the privacy o( your hoiM. Can Corbitt. Building, Remolding, Portland most of the game H artford 2-4, C enter 1-5, too 171-1711 for aivotniiDent. Additions, Garages, Kitdiais, modernization, etc Free ly Toys. Statues. Furniture. Carpet. $165. .No pels Parfclog their own nets in the Aeros' Connecticut Evenings and weekends. 20 to S47-SS4S $39,900. Blanchard h R o W - Calgary to beat the Emanuel of Manchester 1- Robert B. Weiss, Roofing, Siding, Recreation Estimate gladly given. M 6 M Jugs. Crocks. Almost for one car Adults only. before winning, 95-92. Bill triumph over the 26 hours per week. Chll for ap­ to. Realtors. 6462482. R acers. 6, Tem ple Beth Shalom 1-7. General Manager pointment. 649-4332. Rooms. 6465W Plumbing i Heating. 6462671. A n tin g Old. 6462690. Security deposit Call 64676N. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M iigjieiter, Conn., Mon., Feb. $6, 1977 — PAGE THIRT*'” ACROSS 2 In manner of Antwer to Previous Punie PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 28, 1877 (2 wdt.. Fr.) t Egypt (abbr.) 3 Hold in check BQElEtCilQDD Chari** M. Schultz HUMANDElWEtT 4 Auto workers' 4 Shadows (Let.) □□QaDlnCJD A uiot For Sala 67 dutoa For S a lt 67 Xuioa For Safa 61 Auiot For Salt union (abbr.) □ □ a D Q l D D 5 Poetess DCl Dear Abby 7 Exclamation Lowell □ □ of ditguit 6 Antiprohibi- □ n POTTSVIILE 10 Young lady tionittt By Abigail Van Buren (Fr.. abbr.) 7 Vacant 'V - I iiille — ^ It’s our 11 Madama 8 Martini I KNEU)H£UA5NY '"'L - - • (abbr.) ingredient 5eRKX)S_H£ WAS JUST 12 Filch 9 Her Majestv't POTTSVILLE 13 Hawaiian ship (ibbr.) TAUONS'TDNMElNBEAK'i porch ' 24(738 wlUt 10 Hair on lion'i DEAR ABBY: My Irish wife isn't speaking to me. Here's 14 Alternataly (2 neck wdt.) what happened: Her father, who lived to a ripe old age, 13 Pull 7 7 L I M I T E D 16 Faeria Queana conjunction 49 Printer s IS Colorado was buried last week. I was a pallbearer. It was pouring 17 Nsgative 31 Flees hastily Indian measure (pi.) down rain when we got to the cemetery, and we were all conjunction 32 Help in crime 51 Cad ankle-deep in mud. 19 Female taint 18 Ones (Fr.) 33 By reason There was some kind of mixup on the hole they had dug, (abbr.)- 21 Auto wheel 35 Upon 53 Ancient so after half the services were said at the wrong hole, we 20 Origin type (pi.) 37 Water barrier stringed were advised of the mistake, and the funeral party had to 22 Sorry horse 23 Grots 41 Tautens inatrumant National EDITION walk a very long way to the right hole. What a messi All 24 Inside (pref.) 42 Combustion 55 Doctrine 27 Content Product remnant 56 Expletive Mlck*y Finn — Morria Walaa the pallbearers took turns slipping and falling in the mud 30 Cetk (abbr.) 57 Navy ship C o m e se e our great as we carried the casket, and the priest feU twice. 31 Capacious 25 Slander pipe 44 Feel regret MY BAVCRtTE r WROTE HIM A LET T ^ I held an umbrella over the priest's head as he started 34 Artemis 26 Small bills 47 Fencing call: prefix (abbr.) P P e e iD E N T BUTHEHAfiNY values, NOW! (he prayers again, and I leaned over and whispered, 36 Demeaned 26 Visual E n _____ 5 9 _____en 15/kBfiAKAM ANSW EREP IT VET.^^j "Father, let's have the short version." 38 Chilean 29 Comparative 46 Boundary Provence PHIL HAS SEEN OUT ON NOj HEE S A ID ^ THE STREET FOR A^ORE UNCOLM. My wife heard me and claims I was very disrespectful to mountains IE'S GOINO TO s h v £ ) 39 Encountered THAN A WEEK NOW/ HE . C O M B T H AT MUST BE READY TO V Big bargains! Low priced High trade-lnsi All that her father. Also she thinks that because of me the priest 40 Swimming ~«OLE NEfCH-J and more at Dillon ^ord. Because It’s our left out a lot, and her father didn't have a proper funeral. 43 Agitete BORMOOO/ > biggest car and iruck sale of the year. For a limited How can I get my wife to start talking to me? 45 Intermediate SORRY IN BOSTON (prefix) time only-w e offer special models with special 46 Stare features at sale prices on a whole range of Ford 50 Belonging to cars and Explorer pickups. DEAR SORRY: Send her some flowers. They're the us best bloomin' silence-breaker known to man. 52 Hockey ?-i4 league (abbr) PO= 54 Drive at OWdX4 55 Containing fire LIMITED EDITION MAVERICK 4-DOOR SEDAN. Bate DEAR ABBY; My wife and I have a bet on, and we need you to settle it. Are you divorced, or aren't you? I say you 58 Legends pacfcage features: Special Two-Spoke Steering 60 Ocein AptrtmtnU For Honl 53 Ap»rtmont$ For Ront 53 Aportmonlo For Ron! 53 Apartmonto For Ront 53 are, and my wife says you aren’t. 61 Employ Wheel t Bright Window and Belt Moldings • Bodyside The loser has agreed to send $25 to a charity of your Paint Accent Stripes • Lower Body Tu-Tone Paint 62 Travel Priacllla’a Pop — Al Varmaar Hw ItHri A n lu m HW TALCOTTVILLE, Vernon - Apart: VILIA8ER APTS. choice. Thank you. 63 Honey Five room apartment. Heat and hot water, garage. Carpeting, full basement, IVi tile Treatment • Wide Color-Keyed Vinyl Insert Bodyside MAC (pharm.) UUKE MODERN Renovated. $185. Security. Oc­ Pearl Street. Available March baths, appliances, heat, patio, air Moldings • Unique Wheel Covers. 64 Curly letter ss 56 WOULPN'T IT BE EXCITING IF UFE YOU KNOW WHAT IT TURNEP cupancy March 1st. Call 742- 1st. Call 646-6659. conditioner, no pets, adults.. LIMITED EDITION GRANADA 2-DOOR AND 4-DOOR SPECIAL PRICE JUST $77* 65 Hatchet TURNEP UP ON OTHER \AOULP BE MORE IN 0ER N AR P.' ONE BEDROOM March 1st bccupancy. SO 2 9784, or 644-0565. SEDANS. Sale-priced editions of the trend-setting Package “A," all above, plus: Flight Bench Seat DEAR MAC: You lose. I am NOT divorced, and God PLANETS EMILY? EXCITIN G ^^ APARTMENTS UNUSUAL, Nice two C H M U S LESPERANCE- D O W N car that looks a lot like the Mercedes-Benz. And it's • Vinyl Roof. SPECIAL PRICE JUST $177* willing, come July ITI be married to the same wonderful 63 MODERN FOUR Room bedroom flat in stone house in ^348-7620 Bolton. Heat and appliances yours for thousands less. Special features In our man for 39 yeara. (P.S. Send your contribution to your 1 Of arm-bone z Apartment - Second floor. In UMITED EDITION MAVERICK 2-OOOR SEDAN. 1110 to 1170 ptr month. sale-priced base package Include: Dual Bodyside and local animal shelter.) (•KWSRANa INTIRFRI9I «S$N) Inoludoo: Won to wall eorpot, two family house. Heat and included. $245 m onthly. Base package features: Special Two-Spoke Steering Decklld Paint Stripes • Rocker Panel Moldings hoot, hot witor, appHanooa. appliances not included. $185. Security required. Phone 646- AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. Wheel • Bright Window Frames/Belt Moldings ParUnp and La u n ^ AvahaMo. 0885. • Deluxe Wheel Covers • White Sidewall Tires. Security. 646-1189. Five Room Rent, West side. • Bodyside Paint Accent Stripes • Narrow Black Vinyl $180 monthly. Call 646-2048. SPECIAL PRICE JUST $77* Win at Bridge 246-7213 FIVE ROOM Apartment Insert Bodyside Moldings • Styled Steel Wheels with DEAR ABBY: CAROLINA CONTROVERSY says she i m THREE LARGE Bedroom Our package "A " Includes: all of the above plus; is constantly being complimented on her clothes, which she HOUSMGSOIVICESCOIIP. Duplex - New carpets. Living Completely" ■ ' ■ redecorated. iecorated. Tw Two FOUR ROOM Apartment - Trim Rings. SPECIAL PRICE ONLY, $77* 8 children accep Flight Bench Seat (Choice of All-Vinyl or Cloth and makes herself, but her husband tells her she's foolish for ffpwal Houilng Opportunttf ■ ’ room, dining room, modem eted. No pets. Fairfield Street, Manchester. Package “A,” all above, plus; Flight Bench Seat $200 monthly. Security deposit Vinyl trim)* Digital Clock• Automatic Parking Brake telling people her clothes are “homemade.” ' 28 kitchen, with stove and new Two bedrooms. $190. Call 649- • Dual Sport Mirrors. SPECIAL PRICE ONLY $177* NORTH refrigerator. Attic, basement, required. Call 646-4828, 2871. Release. SPECIAL PRICE JUST $177* How ridiculousi The well dressed man of today who can defense would still be sure to between 4 and 6 p.m. « A73 get a heart trick. As it was, n garage, yard. $290 monthly. afford to have his clothes custom-tailored isn't ashamed to VA76S3 COTTAGE STREET ■ Four Security, no pets. Call 649-3050 MANCHESTER - Four tell people that HIS suits are handmade. In fact he's proud the spade lead gave South a SECOND FLOOR - Four room ♦ K9 room, first floor apartment. after 1:00 p.m. Rooms. Second floor. Two of it. So why shouldn't a woman be proud to say that HER «A92 chance to make an unusual Captain Eaay — Crook* and Lawranc* Appliances and heat not in­ Apartment. Heat and utilities bedrooms, large kitchen, gar­ SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION SAVINGS ON clothes are “handmade'7 but very successful play at included. Adults only. No pets. cluded. tl60 monthly. Securi- ROCKVILLE - First Roor. age. No appliances. $170. 649- MY TWO CENTS WEST EAST trick one." $250 monthly. Security. 646- WHAT m a k e * YOU'VE <90T McKEE'5 HMM...ENOU6H TO EVERY ty. 646-111189. Four Rooms. Appliances. One 2813. <9Q952 *K J1084 Oswald: "Your tip should £ WANT TO BE WM/«A EA*yi 1189. YOU THINK W UR 48 PEIZ C*NTOFTHE MAKE ME HEAD OF COIAPAWV child. No pets. Security. *GRANADA *MAVERICK *PINT0 *MUSTANG V Q 10 9 M J 4 tell our readers what South Utilities extra. $150. Call 643- did. He simply played a low UNCLE COULD IVOTINS PR0)0E5,AND McKEE lNDU«tRIE*... PRESIDENT ELLINGTON - TOWNHOUSE DEAR MY: She SHOULD be. But "homemade" and ♦ Q>42 9AJ10 52 SW INS THE I UNCLE ALEC CONTROL* OKAY, WHAT'5 THE NEED* A MANCHESTER - Three spade from dummy. Eiast had GARDENS of Strawberry 9743. Homes for Rent 54 "handmade" have an entirely different ring—on the cash *63 *8 EOARP'S P R IC E Y PRIVATE Rooms. Convenient location. to win the trick and now the Road. A newsuburban one register, that is. It's funny how most people want their SOUTH (D) VOTBY 5ECRETARY- FOUR ROOM Heated apart­ Immediate occupancy. SINGLE FAMILY - Five hand could not be defeated." bedroom apartment com­ clothes to look expensive, but don't like to spend a lot for *6 munity nestled in the country ment - Stove and refrigerator. Security deposit. $145. Call room Ranch. $225 per month, VK82 Jim: "Actually, South came Joan, 568-1054, or 643-9797. them. hills in historic Ellington. In Convenient location. plus deposit. Call 742-8519, ♦ 76 home with six odd when East addition to it's unique, Available April 1st. $250 betweem 7:30 and 8:15 a.m, ♦ K Q J to 7 5 4 returned a spade. He discard­ OSiffl refreshing architectural monthly. 649-3493. East-West vulnerable ed a heart on that spade design and beautiful VERNON/TOLLAND Line - return, drew trumps while landscaping, it features VERNON - Three Room Eight rooms. Four Bedroom West Nortb East Sonlh leaving a high trump in dum­ private entrances, private Apartment, in modern four Executive Colonial. For Rent. 4 * my, played king, ace and No lease required. Singles Pass 4N. T Pass 3 * patio area with sliding glass family. Convenient to shop­ LIMITED EDITION PINTO 3-DOOR RUNABOUT Astro-graph another heart which he ruff­ doors, wall-lo-wall carpeting, ping and 1-86. $155 monthly, in­ accepted. Available March Pass Pass Pass L80KINGII AND 2-DOOR SEDAN. Base package features: Over- ed; returned to dummy with a range, refrigerator, garbage cludes heat, hot water, 1 We offer thelargesl variety of \ 1st. 875-8063, or 875-8679. Opening lead — 2 * the-Roof Dual Paint Stripes • Bright Window Moldings By BERNICE BEDE 080L high trump, and discarded disposal, master TV antenna, appliances and parking. 647- I attractive apartments and ' /UMITED EDITION MUSTANG D HARDTOP. Base both diamonds on the last two traverse rods, laundry and I townbouses in Manchester. 1 HEBRON ROAD, Bolton - • Lower BedyTu-Tone* Styled Steel Wheels/Trim 1113,, iafter'■ 6:30 - p.m. : Rental office open dally 9-5, [ I package features: Upper Bodyside Dual Paint Stripes hearts." storage facilities in basement, Seven Room H ouse. 4-5 Rings • All Glass Third Door (3-Door Runabout only). By Oswald & James Jacoby Alley Cop — Dav* Qrau* I weekends. 114. __ • Color-Keyed Bodyside Moldings • Hood Ornament air conditioning, total elec­ SPACIOUS Six Room Duplex. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Large SPECIAL PRICE AT $77 For Tuesday, March 1,1977 SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) An tric, no pets.. Ranch and DMIWTO yard. Wall to wall carpeting. • Deluxe Wheel Covers • Choice of Stirling Cloth or associate envision oppor­ Oswald: "South's four6; SAT. 9-5 Born Loaar — Art Sanaom iMfL radial ttraa, bucket •eats, nautltss biua. 319 MAIN 8T., M ANCHESTER a 643-2145 OURPMGE *4 5 3 4 ' F wx.w h m a THOSE ARE i m E HE NEVER iUORKEP AM ^ , s o WE'RE t e r m even 1973 MACH I - 302, Automatic, W I L ^ A‘5HE$. HONEST DAM IN HIS . uriH m . Onicet-Sloret for Rant 55 Auiot For Sala 67 Trucki for Safe 62 Bugs Bunny — H*lmdahl and 8toff*l power steering, power brakes, e 1977 try NEA. UFE... am stereo with tape player. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ NEED CAR? Credit bad? 1967 INTERNATIONAL Half ON ALL ASTRES and SUNBIRDS New tires, new exhaust ton Pick up Truck - Standard HEY,' QUIT SLEEPING STOP YELUN “How about THISI Does he look more like Jimmy ' ~ W fice. Ground level, central Bankrupt? Repossessed? system. Call 583-6157 after Carter now?" Honest Douglas accepts transmission. $450 Firm. Call ON THE J O B .'. AT M E...I'M ON location, professional 6:M p.m. * THROUGH FEB. 28, 1977! building, parking and utilities. lowest down, smallest 643-4648. VACATION.' payments. Douglas Motors, LE . e n o f^ >200 REBATE Call 649-2865. 1973 FORD GRAN Torino - Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick 345 Main. Molorcycltt-Blcyclat 64 SKRCNR. Four door. V-8. Automatic. APPRO X IM A TELY 1500 Power steering power brakes. Many WE PAY $15 for complete TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville KtJU certainly MY WORD,’ THE MAJOR THAT Square feet of office space in Low mileage. Excellent con­ Style$ A Co/ors 1977 CADIIUGS the Manchester State Bank junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and 5ETTLEP IN A I PIP N'T REAUYI* WSASTER Auto Body, 52^1990. dition. Landau roof. Call 643- rack.-$l,750. 289-4042. LIVELY TOWN, 50N! BuildiM. Formerly a printing 6365, 649-2540. REALIZE < ■ OUT OF AREA l« to Choose Froml shop. 'TJ. Crockett, Realtor, TriAT CLUB PISCO- WE HAP IT.' THE ISO 0OU6H FOR PARTS Department now open 1975 YAMAHA RD 350 - i*ie Immadlato 643-1577. 1972 BUICK Le Sabre Custom PIP 16 REALLY WILP ANY POUBLE'P ‘ EVEN THE PONTUC Saturdays. Complete line of Excellent condition, low -*I MEAN WALL-TO- N16HT HAS BENT, BOUNCER 2 RMEDU E DEUVBIV! - Automatic, air conditioning, Deltvery! 1 LIKE NEW - 1200 square feet Chrysler parts. Chorches mileage, best offer. Call 643- WALL FRENIY.' 6YMNA5IA; ELBOWS HAS A office space. First floor, near Motors. 649-3646. power steering/disc brakes, 6406. am/fm, tinted windows, HOW VERY BUT NO BODY- Parkade, owner will listen. NICE c a l i s ­ SUARD Ago - Wirth chrome wheels, new brakes, Campart- Tralltrt This Funny World Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 1967 PLYMOUTH Sports Fury th e n ic s! / Compare Our Used Cars — Great Values! - 383, 4-BarreIl. New shocks. Four Michelins. Moblla Nomat 66 Excellent. 646-2110. 78 OIOS $8488 OFFICE - First floor. Con­ transmission, muffler system. ON WHAT MOO RAY M B IM. 74 FOMIVAU S39S6 74 CUTLASS SUPIIEME4i66!r$3595 tains one large and two Needs body work. Best offer. 18' CAMPER trailer - single I c a n t AFFORD SCHIWOaE I CAM TELL. MOW GOLF iSSTi” mX**"*"- ■•SOS. •• aulamalte, powar ataaring, smaller rooms. Reasonable 643-0899. 1974 MERCURY Cougar XR-7 customUed twtsrlor. wW> raWgacalOf. Low v-a, MAoiMlIe, pem r iHwIna, peww brakM, axle, excellent condition. VGO WENT BY THE WAY HB PULLS 72 COUPE daVIUE $3188 rent, all faculties. Excellent - Power steering, air con­ Eleven years old. $1,500. Call FRESIOEHT •Ir, L n d w lop. M m etn il., budm .Ml., ditioning, V-8, two barrel. a n y w h e r e .' INTO Oue Of?IUE WAV I Aa CydUlM tqulpmnl Includlne tlr con- cru lM control, low maoogo, o o iim Io, rodlal location, newly decorated. 1966 JEEP - aSA. Excellent 742-8930. ■ Wlonlna, t.dl.1 tim. Low MIlMj).. 649-1680, 649-3549. running condition. Call after Excellent condition. Must sell! Call Gary, 2894)712. I f “ Ac; 71 FOra MfAOON $1593 5:30, 646-M94. BRAND NEW 14 foot wides PStCNAIKiST ★ USEDlir 7SFMIOWASON IRoarSESSB OFFICES FOR RENT - from $9995. in stock ready for L™j;-5,,*r!rs,'£4r' v-a, AT, at. aa, A/c f+ime location. Heat, air con­ TRIUMPH Spitfire. 1974, 1973 CUTLASS SUPREME - immediate delivery. lYice in- ditioned, janitor. Parking. As yellow, excellent condition, Air conditioned, tape player, cludes wall-to-wall 7t aONTf CAM.0 t$6W$4799 CARS 74 CORVETTE i346r6895 low as $100 per month. Call make an offer. Call 646-4938 bucket seats, new brakes, new OidF 7|0S0 aiRaa. V«S, aulsmaHc carrpeting, matching Dfivan onijr 14,000 mRaa, 4 ipuid tranawia- Max Grossman, 649-5334. after 5 p.m. paint, radial tires. $3200. Call appliances, bow window, front 74 aOORADO COUPE SSStS Meii. Park graan, AC, PS, PS. after 5:15, 649-2068. country kitchen and much $S2SS CMM m m bMiiML Air Mn- MANCHESTER - 840 Main 1978 TRIU M PH TR 7 - more. Large selection of 2 - 2 8 ah m u - ewoiUiifcto^ 71 FORD S p u M ^ S M i Street. 1500 square feet with win. CMiW tl root, eM iMthw In- Wiagow. v - i, aulomalle. pawar Original cost $7,000, asking homes to chooss from, all full basement. Adjacent to $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ priced to sell. Excellent finan- EYASSERATIONITERATIO N O' 100-car free - parking f**"? lot. ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone Trucka lor Sala 62 cing available. Trades C Hff ■< 1 U U S »J« on o 2 .-1 6 Available soon. Call ra-3114. 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, welcome, parts, supplies, and Mr. Qoodwrench 643-0888. 1974 CHEVY VAN - 6- accessories, full time service RENT-A-CAR by d a y * w e e k * m o n t h says; cyllnder. Standard shift. Short department. Plaza Homes, Short Rlhs - Frank Hill "Keep that Great 1968 CHRYSLER Imperial - wheel base. $2,900. Call 647- 1346 Wilbur Cross Highway, OFFICE SPACE Four door, new tires, air con­ suhs, IF YOU PONY l-.tlHff K1N0DO6A \ WHY? •THB, (ZACK \ BUT APTER Also Long farm Leasing on Any Maka or Model QM Feeling With 9034. Berlin Turnpike. Berlin, FOR RENT ditioner. Good condition. $7M. Connecticut. 1-828-OM. REDOCe 'THE NUMBER OP (y w a 60 / c a n t c o c t I i h e t ' s e t Genuine GM I 527-6989, anytime. M U^ID Of^-THE DAILY RENTALS FROM *8.00 PER DAY 150 iquara faat. caoter of I 1974 COE WHITE - F re i^ t RACK... Parte." MaD^astar, air condiUoaing tod I liner tow truck. Holmes KO. ARE YOU Selling your mobil parUog. Coil S4S48S1. - * 1GTO1970 - Two Door Hardtop. Complete with dual chrome home? Buyers waiting. Call Air, automatic, power smoke stacks, also bunk bed Plaza Homes. Broker. 1-626- IIT7M.M H7S-IS 92S.OO 2.79 $500 to $5000* business with the Town, as per rtfTtataer Connecticut SteadyRider OR CALL TOLL FREE: 000-225-1780 Robert B. Weiss, General Manager Shock Absorbers

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