Outside today Clear tonight with lows 5 to 10. Moat- Inside today ly sunny Saturday with highs in the 30s. Outlook: (air Sunday; increasing Area ...... I tB Family , 0-7A cloudiness Monday with chance of oc Classified 3-OB Lottery lOA casional snow late in the day; chance of Comics 9A Obituaries . lOA snow or rain Tuesday. National Dear Abby (A Feopletaik 3A weather map on page 6B. Rditorul 4A Spom 3-4B Grasso budget aims to please
HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. Grasso, sprinkling her election year budget with political goodies that would Proposals at a glance make Santa Claus jealous, HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella decade and cost $180 million to today proposed a record $2,086 T. Grasso’s budget proposals at a create 120,000 jobs; billion plan with something for glance. • $30 million for economic everyone. development — $25 million of Taxes Under the glare of live television, which is in bonding — to help she delivered her storm-delayed • A cut in the state sales tax stimulate the economy through budget message to lawmakers, from 7 percent to 6.5 percent, an support of vocational education legislative staff and spectators expected $51 million revenue loss; and industrial development packed into the Hall of the House of • Elimination of the 2.5 percent programs; Representatives. tax on purchase of new business • $5 million for a pilot program equipment, an expected revenue aimed at saving the state's Hundreds of others — including a loss of about $9.4 million; farmland: sizeable contigent of women wearing • $18 million for a 10 percent in Basking in winter wonderland ■STOP ERA■' buttons - filled the Spending crease in payments to most galleries and spilled out into the lob • $40.9 million in new aid to welfare recipients, which would Mr. and Mrs. Snowman bask in a winter wonderland at 290 Hackmatack St. Mr. Snowman by. looks like he is stretched out on an ermine white lounge chair while Mrs. Snowman stands towns. $25.6 million in cash mean an annual grant of about $5,- Mrs. Grasso, who received several payments — including $10 million 000 for the typical family of four; nearby. (Herald photo by Pinto) standing ovations, carried a small in educational equalization — and • Hiring of 1,471 new state American flag as she entered the $15.3 million in bonding for workers, with a majority in the House, apparently handed her by one specific projects; social services; of the anti-ERA women. • $4 million — of which $2 • An increase to 5 percent in Her pouch included a sales tax cut million is in bonding — to kick off the cost-of-living adjustment for Federal Ijlwsuit filed expected to save the average family an urban revitalization program retired state workers and of four $65; elimination of the tax on Mrs. Grasso says will take a teachers. new industrial equipment for business; larger welfare payments and social services budgets for Noting the week’s weather, Mrs. is a one-year phenomenon and if the over industrial park liberals; more municipal aid for un Grasso said she would junk her plan sales tax is cut, there won't be suf happy local governments and a job for a $2 million increase in state aid ficient revenue on hand next year to balance the budget without raising it The action is not a surprise tribution center in Manchester. The development plan pleasing even to to towns for snow removal and come By GREG PEARSON again. because federal suits require a 60- building would be the major one in Republicans. back with a larger figure once the The budget covers the fiscal year Herald Reporter day notification before they are filed. the town’s proposed 393-acre in - She proposed spending $13.9 cost is calculated. beginning July 1 and must go through A federal suit involving the Last November, attorneys Bruce dustrial park, which would be located million to increase the state payroll Mrs. Grasso's budget, previously an extensive legislative screening proposed J.C. Penney Co. project in Beck and Anthony Pagano, who filed near Exit 93 of Interstate Highway about 4 percent; a $5 million for a disclosed in bits and pieces, is 9 per the Town of Manchester was filed the federal suit, sent a letter to the 86. pilot farmland preservation cent larger than last year's $1,915 process, with lawmakers expected to make additions and deletions before this morning in the U.S. District administrator of the Environmental Several court proceedings have program; increasing educational billion package adopted by the approving a final version sometime Court in Hartford. Protection Agency that said such an delayed the start of construction on equalization aid'by $10 million, and Legislature. in April. The suit involves the elimination of action could be expected. the project, which had been helping Hartford cope with the “Our beloved state of Connecticut Her plan to trim a half-cent from the state’s indirect source permit The J.C. Penney Co. plans to build scheduled to begin last fall. Now, collapse of the Civic Center Coliseum stands once again on firm (economic) ground,” she told a the 7 percent sales ta$ and eliminate program. a two-million square foot catalog dis- - J.6i Penney has said that it hopes to roof. the 2.5 percent levy on new business close a property transfer with the A total of $115 million from joint legislative session that machinery would cost the state about town in early March. existing surpluses is being u s ^ to experienced an unprecedented two- $60.4 million. Construction would begin soon finance the ambitious program. Mrs. day delay because of the blizzard. Feds will pay 75% after the transfer of property, of Grabso is counting on tax revenues Mrs. Grasso’s spending and tax The sales tax proposal is expected ficials have said. climbing by that amount plus what plan is certain to draw criticism that to face some opposition, but the elimination of the machinery tax The announcement from J.C. spending increases are needed next she is trying to pad her election should slide through the Legislature Penney about planning to purchase year. If that does not occur, they con budget with too many vote-getting of contract plowing goodies. If enacted, her critics say, like a new sled. its 162-acre parcel came after a State cede, taxes might have to be raised Heading the increased spending Superior Court judge ruled In favor of again. that will leave the state facing poten The Town of Manchester will ment will pay 75 percent of that cost side is $40.9 million in aid to local the project in an environmental suit Administration officials privately tial tax increases next year. receive federal funding to pay 75 per and the town will pay the rest. governments, $25.6 million in cash handled by Beck and Pagano, who said this year’s ambitious spending Mrs. Grasso disagrees, claiming cent of the cost of contractors hired All area schools were in session and $15.3 million in bonding for represent^ Michael Dworkin and program will hold down calls for new the continued economic improve during the period from Tuesday today, following the partial cleanup specific municipal projects. Edith Schoell in the case. spending next year and publicly ment makes her programs possible. through Saturday, Town Manager of the storm which hit the state this Municipal officials have been among That decision has been appealed to defended the budget as fiscally Mrs. Grasso, a Democrat, cites a Robert Weiss said this morning. week. her toughest critics. the State Supreme Court and there is sound. projected $82 million surplus for the He said that he believes the same Court-ordered educational Some outlying schools were closed also another suit challenging the “This is in our opinion a sound current year; a $34.7 million surplus aid will be given to all communities equalization payments for poorer yesterday while town highway crews sales price of property to J.C. fiscal document. We feel a strong from last year; expected back in the state. communities would get a boost of $10 continued their efforts to clear bus Penney. economy is there, every indication is federal welfare payments of $22 The town normally hires private million of ohe $25.6 million in direct routes and parking areas. ’The firm said, however, that it is there,” said Anthony Milano, the million and optimistic forecasts for contractors to help plow and pick up grants, bringing to $30 million the not concerned about any of these pen state budget chief. future economic activity. snow during winter storms. Weiss es total state committment for that pur East Catholic High School in ding legal cases and is ready to But, Senate Minority Leader Lewis Democratic Lt. Gov. Robert K. timated that the town will have spent Manchester, however, did announce proceed. B. Rome, R-Bloomfield, onfe of five Killian and four Republicans -- U.S. pose. about 125,000 for such service during today that there was no room for stu candidates challenging Mrs. Grasso Rep. Ronald Sarasin, Senate Minori Many of Mrs. Grasso’s critics say the five-day period covered by the dent parking due to the heavy snow ty Leader Lewis B. Rome of Bloom the recommendation is a token (See Page Ten-A) for re-election, called it “a political federal aid. Thus, the federal govern fall. budget. It’s a budget that tries to be field, House Minority Leader Gerald jesture and she is trying to put off all things to all people.” F. Stevens of Milford and Sen. dealing with the issue until after the He predicted if it were passed George Gunther of Stratford — are November election. taxes would have to be raised next seeking her job. See Page Five-B Sixteen petition signers year. Many of them contend the surplus want to withdraw names Today’s new’s summary The weather has let up in the Sadat was in West Germany today a seasonally adjusted rate was in district and non-district sections of of the district voters. Northeast, at least long enough to as part of his eight-nation crusade line with increases back to By GREG PEARSON town to obtain, signatures needed to At least 16 of those persons, Herald Reporter let residents start getting dug out to gain support for his Middle September under revised place a referendum question before however, have decided to remove from the effects of its worst bliz East peace initiative. Worried measurements, the department Sixteen residents from the Eighth the voters, i their signatures. Utilities District have asked that zard in a century, but the second Israeli leaders lobbied in Europe said that stronger inHationary A total of at least ten per cent of Attorney Robert Bletchman filed a mudslide in a week closed and the United States against pressures surfaced in the price of their names be removed from a peti the registered voters in the district document with the town clerk shortly southbound lanes of Southern American arms sales to Egypt. materials not yet in final form. tion for a referendum question on and at least ten percent of the before 4 p.m. Thursday that included California’s main north-south In Geneva, Switzerland, Israeli consolidation, which would combine registered voters in non-district sec forms signed by the 16 asking that artery as a result of pounding Prime Minister Menachem Begin the district and the Town of tions of Manchester must sign the their names be removed. rains. was ending a 48-hour, fund-raising Nhmchester. WASHINGTON (UPI) - An im petition to place a consolidation ques Bletchman is head of an ad hoc Numerous streets and highways visit devoted to building for sup When contacted this morning, portant new Canadian-Americap tion before the voters. committee formed by the district, were closed by slifles and a port for Israel and persuading study shows a drug used since 1959 some of the residents who asked to Consolidation would combine the which previously had charged have their names removed say that Transportation Department European Jewish leaders to con to treat gout appears effective in district and the town. ’The two bodies petitioners with misleading signers spokesman said it was “too they were misinformed or misled by tribute money for the Israeli poor. cutting in half the risk of sudden now have separate fire departments of the petitions. dangerous” to clear the oozing those doing the petitioning. cardiac death during the risky and sewer authority in their areas. “These circulators have instructed mud, “especially with the The Committee for One WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. months following a heart attack. The Committee for One electors that their signature in no forecast for more heavy rains and Robert Dole, R-Kan., said today If the benefits are confirmed by Manchester, organized to head the Manchester said earlier this week way supports consolidation,” the high winds.” he will seek a secret session of the move for consolidation, has been additional research, the drug that it already has obtained the 750 committeie said. It called this “false Senate if necessary to air for his could save the lives of as many as directing the petitioning in both the signatures representing ten percent and misleading.” OTTAWA (UPI) - The Cana colleagues persistent allegations 15,000 Americans annually, accor Members of the Committee for dian government said Thursday that high Panamanian officials ding to the scientists reporting the One Manchester, however, said that memters of a Soviet spy ring, have engaged in drug smuggling. findings. there had been no misleading. using such classic spy techniques The ^ n a te today went into its The drug is called sulfin- Kennedy takes blame “Signing the petition does not as passwords and information third day of^debate on the con pryazone and is sold as Anturane mean there will be consolidation. It drops in parks, paid $30,500 to a troversial accords, which would by the Ciba-Geigy Corp., of Sum for not closing school just means that the question will be member of the Royal Canadian turn the historic waterway over to mit, N.J., to lower uric acid levels placed on a referendum,” Durward Mounted Police for what they Panama at the end of 19W. in gout victims. Miller, cbchairman of the com School Superintendent James P. thought was top-secret informa turned out to be a poor one/’ As mittee, said. ' Kennedy, in a statement issued to the superintendent, he said, "I bear total tion. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Signers who asked to have their BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - Manchester Board of Education responsibility for that mis At least 13 members of the ring Wholesale prices increased 0.6 names removed felt that the Syrian peace-keeping troops and Thursday, took the blame for the judgement." have been expelled in the largest percent in January, about the petitioners they dealt with had been Lebanese right-wing militiamen decision last Monday not to close the Kennedy said he relied overly upon espionage operation uncovered in same rate as the previous four misleading. clashed today in the fourth schools early because of the what proved to be an inaccurate Canada in 33 years. External Af months, the Labor Department Charleen and Roger Taggart of 39 straight day of the worst fighting snowstorm. weather forecast supplied directly to fairs Minister Don Jamieson reported today. Woodland St. both removed their since the end of the civil war 15 The school administration has Hartford area superintendents of ordered four Soviet officials to . It was the second month in names. months ago. received many calls from parents all schools by the Weather Bureau at leave Canada within 48 hours. which the department has week complaining of the decision. Mrs. Taggart said that the Seven others have until Feb. 23 to reported the new inflation figures Diplomatic sources estimated Bradley Field in Windsor Locks. The petitioner she talked with said that Kennedy felt it necessary to explain get out and two diplomats, who for bulk purchasers. The new that up to 70 people died and many superintendents have a relay system her signature had nothing to do with the situation for this time and for any had already left Canada, were method places most emphasis on more were wounded in the past of transferring the information a vote on consolidation. She said that future storms. barred from returning goods that are sold in so-called three days of clashes between the which is first given to the superinten- she was told her signature was just to In the statement he said, “The final user form. Syrians and rightist militia units decision not to close the schools early Egyptian President Anwar Although the 0.6 percent rate at and Lebanese troops. (See l*age Ten-A) (See Page Ten-A) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwtfr. Coon Kri 10 iv.s I'AGK TIIKKK \ PAGE TWO-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamhcsler. Ciinti . Kri Kill III. I!<7H P «o p l«tilk Francis Keefe resigns from two town groups Roman in Paris In her maiden speech she com toward maturity and subsequent domestic family life.” Film director Roman Polanski — plained of too little cultural broad Francis J. Keefe of 2 W. Center St., personnel counseling service for who fled to Paris before he could be casting and too much "government Glimpses a member of Manchester's Human town employees. propaganda, disgusting programs sentenced for having illegal sex with John Connally, politicking Relations Commission (HRC) and During his years as chairman of a 13-year-old girl — says he won'4 and detergent advertisements.” Thursday in Des Moines, Iowa — the the town Democratic Committee for the commission, Keefe said "I Ms. Mercouri, elected last come back to I^s Angeles for senten state with the earliest presidential a number of years, has resigned from received good non-partisan coopera November on the ticket of the main cing Tuesday, but hopes the court caucuses — says he's in no hurry to both groups because of 111 health. tion from both the Republican and opposition party, added: "The will be lenient with him anyway. decide if he'll run in the 1980 Keefe recently was appointed for Democratic Town Committees." He government is withholding from the Polanski's French lawyer, Georges presidential election ... New York his fourth consecutive term to the had been an active member of the people democratic information and Kiejmann,. said Thursday the direc Yankee slugger Reggie Jackson did Human Relations Commission. He Democratic Town Committee for the giving them instead American tor feels like a "pawn” of the his first taping this week for the ads had served for two terms as chair past 10 years and had previously serials like ‘Charlie's Angels,' American courts — says he was in for the candy bar named after him ... man of the commission, and it was served on the committee for a period formed before he fled that he would 'Policewoman' and 'Mike Andros, Monique Van Vooren—decked out in of time. Reporter.' under his guidance that the Organiza be sent to jail, even though he did a "love” dress with a plunging, tion of the Handicapped and the Com Before retiring in October, he had well in a pretrial psychiatric Quote of the day heart-shaped neckline — was at New mission on Aging was formed been a consultant to business and in examination. New Mexico Court of Appeals York's Rainbow Room Thursday to through the efforts of the HRC. He dustry for the Greater Hartford And so, Kiejmann says, Polanski Judge B.C. Hernandez, In ruling that open a special exhibit of historical also was responsible for initiating a Council on Alcoholism, for six years. “has decided to rejoin ... France.” a 2^year-old woman did not con Valentine's Day cards ... National Too much soap tribute to the delinquency of a minor Basketball Association Com Actress Melina Mercouri made her by having sex with a 15-year-old boy: missioner Lawrence O'Brien will be political debut in the Greek Parlia "A consensual act of sexual inter honored by the State of Israel Bonds Ex-fed guilty in scheme ment with a blast at her nation's course engaged in by a young man is committee in New York on Feb. 27 overreliance on "disgusting" nothing more than sex education es "in recognition of his distinguished HARTFORD (UPI) — A former Robert Morse, senior trial attorney American TV shows. sential and necessary in bis growth service to democracy and freedom” FBI agent has been found guilty in of the Anti-Trust Division of the »V’ ■ It ■ »i Francis J. Keefe federal court of being the go-between Justice Department, said Byrne for wire company executives in a formed an association and collected Braving the weather for the sale multi-million-dollar price-fixing dues from wire company executives. Fighting Fred Nassiff of Nassiff Arms leads this troop of Downtown merchants through JOWTHEFANLY PLAN IN) SCOOP scheme that lasted for a decade. Morse said Byrne "set up the Wiring What he came home to Now you know George Byrne, 61, of New York, Device Association and used it as a thick and thin (ice) to provide a whopping Lincoln's Birthday sale next Thursday Braving f fU s 64»-5^E 1 UP THE SAVINS decided to "throw in the sponge” and front to set up meetings so the the cold and ice and snow are Joe Carman of Carman Clothiers. Leo Juran ol I'airwa' William Sharp was welcomed by this message when he came home to :!B Kcii.sun llnad Thomas Edison built the first plead no contest to the conspiracy executives could get together and Bernie Apter (as Lincoln) of Regal Men's Shop, Jack MeV^eigh ol (ho Hike Shoi' owl Wednesday at 12:30 p.m., after being stranded at Connecticut General in HlooinlicUl sm< e (It^iTHEATRES EAST talking doll in 1888. charge Thursday moments before he stabilize prices.” Creighton Shoor of Shoor Jewelers. (Herald photo by Pinto>* Stop in the Manchester PoP Shoppe and pick up your was to go on trial. Monday’s snowstorm changed a lot of people's plans. What really welcomed Sliai p 'lie hand^ Family Savings Plan coupon. Get it stamped task of shoveling out his driveway and sidewalk. (Herald photo by Pintoi each ifime you buy a case of PoP Shoppe soda and after you’v^ought 10 cases, the 11th will be FREE. (You Inspections set Theater achedule pay only^^e $4.00 returnable deposit). While you’re there, scoofiNup the savings we’re offering on Vz gallons in town housing Showcase Cinemas — UA Theater 3 - "Close En 3 B B H of Borden’s Natural Ice Cream. Reg. $1.79, now thru "Saturday Night Fever,” counters," 7:00-9:30 The Town of Manchester Health Department will be 2:00-7:20-9:40-11:55 Vernon Cine 1 — "The Feb. 19th only $1.39. conducting routine housing inspections during February "Gauntlet," 2:10-7:30-9:50- Betsey,” 7:30-9:40 and March of all dwelling units on Sherwood Circle, 11:55 Vernon Cine 2 — "Julia,” / HAROLD HOBBINS; Doane Street, Oakwood, Avondale, Auburn, Phelps and "Mountain, Part II,” — 7:10-9:^ Robin roads and part of North Elm Street. 2:10-7:159:30-11:40 "Goodbye Girl," 2:00-7:20- u STRAM wm EEsramirni h d u s e d f eHOHB DAVIS FAMLY RESTAURANT THE The residences will be inspected for compliance with 9.35-11.45 The POP SHOPPE Foatartag Aiiliiaiitic Pafynaalaa and the town's housing code, which sets minimum standards "Semi-Tough,” 2:00-7:35- Pissa & Grinders » Cantanaao SpaclaHlai FRIDAY 1 SATURDAY SPECIALS Alpha Omega governing the condition and maintenance of dwellings. 9:50-11:55 471 HARTFORD RD. (ooa.MM(BaaT.)MANCHIOTIR'» ENJOY DINMCm THE NEW The code includes requirements for the supply of Fresh Baked Sw ordfish ...... $4.55 UA Theater 1 — "High 643-6165 ON ROUTE 44A utilities, responsbilities and duties of owners and oc Anxiety," 7:00-8:40-10:15 "Peacock Room" B aked Stuffed S h rim p ...... $5.95 C Q E r wHh tha Purchaaa of a Largo Pizza <' OVERLOOKING ROLTON LAKE cupants and the condemnation of dwellings unfit for UA Theater 2 - 249Sp8ilG«'8t (idiMMlI to KMART) Luncheon Specials B aked T r o u t ...... $4.29 m C C you will racolva a frao *A gal. of Soda. || human habitation. "Candleshoe," 7:00-9:00 Baby Beef Llvers-Onlons ...... $3.45 Sandwich Bar PIUMITTE With tha Purchaaa of a Madlum Pizza - a quart of < > The Health Department inspectors will be looking for Veal Parmeson ...... $3.99 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK defects or deficiencies in plumbing, deterioration of Soda will bo given. (• from ^ 1 . 9 5 from 11H)0-10;00 P.M. Roast Sirloin of B e e f ...... $3.79 walls, floors or roofs and faulty electrical systems. They na Offor good for TAKE OUT ONLY <' W eekdays 11*2 A m ost In /tsaff for undor 12. also will be checking to see that heating systems and BINQO NEWINGTON SAND* VERNON CIRCLE Good thru Fab. 15tti Egg Plant ParmesanfSalad Only) .$3.45 ■T. RO U CHURCH A lso Dining Room OPEN from toilet facilities are adequate ■ART CRD IE. cauii. (B in. US), KwactM en. Noon-6 P.M. The inspectors will carry Town of Manchester S69-0240 (MIm H ti M> CtUw'i lM,iU| Valentine^s Day Special EXOTIC POLYNEStAN Above served with Potato S Salad MM7MUMISS TU ES., FE B . 14Hl ! | DRINKS ______CHEP8 8ALAD- identification cards with a personal photograph attached. JACKROT 1100 ItLMj COMPLETE MENU ALWAYS AVAILABLE Lome Baled Ml el luBenoe All inspections will be made with permission of the oc IKW • KMN CaCU SMTHK cum • Filet Mignon $^7S SP EC IA L FAM ILY and TR Y O U R FA M O U S T«l. 649-5487 ol him, turkey 9 ehiioo, cupants of the dwelling units. ManchMtor Evanlng Hwald Showcase (EiiMSHII-MI DINNERS ptj pu p l a t t e r . U M va • Baked StiiNed Shrimp CALDOR PLAZA, MANCHESTER Upon completion of the inspection, a letter will be sent Publlkhad every evening e x o ^ N t it to S h a ll, '• P in a (S«v«l wHh u M MMl eholc. of potato, vtgMbto or pMta) (, JUBraMU. Manclw«i«r Tal.M949S6 broad md oraekon Sundays and holidays. Entered at M Cmemas S A T e x it 93 off 1-86 B Y .O .B . 11A M 0 P .M . 91.71 to the owner about the results. The letter will include a Manchester. Conn. Poet Otflce as Se i M T M R m n a 4 Opon Mon.-Wod. 10-8 GLOBE cond Class Mall MaUer. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS COOmiYlIKSTOMMUSIC list of any violations. K O T B a Thur,. A Fri. 10-9 If inspectors could not enter the home, a letter will be S IL V m L A M K ill Mitttii Travel Service Suggested Carrier Rates Superior In Slort Sorvko Lob . . . Atk Anyone Sot. 'Ill 6 Fffl.ArBoMMKiin Veal Parmesan...... *3 .9 9 ;; sent telling the owner that an exterior inspection was 555 MAIN STREET ROBEtmSTREBT ^ 6 ^ 3 9 6 0 , ^ Payable In Advance , MASTHMTFORD done and asking that an appointment be set to complete 643-2165 Single copy...... Rib Eye Steak...... 3 .7 5 Weekly...... “ J B 6 B -8 B 1 0 “Top Rated” “Best Buy” System an interior inspection. Over 30 Yean One month...... W v" (Served wHtiMlad end choice of potato, vegetebiM or pMta) The Health Department will work with the owner to Three months ...... J '1 '0 BAiMAmiunHsau . . . from the Unbaolablai M a M a M u ’s C aterer's Travel Experience Six months...... sa.oo tu atsop.m. Manicotti w/Meatball...... *3 .0 0 ' reach an agreement on how to correct the violations. Authorized agent in One year...... I4S.B0 748 Tolland Tnpk. Homeowners who may be eligible for the town rehabilita Mall Rates Upon Request Manchester Tor all Subscribers who fall to receive M anehastar tion loan program are referred to the Human Services Airlines, Railroads and ' their newepsper before 5:30 p.m. -‘THE- Department. Steamship Lines should telephone the circulation O T H E k S lD fe •• I ;i •' iSTINCTIVE CATERING department. 547-9945. mtamtmtiBtimm OfTHE ~ Anyone who wants an inspection but is not home FOR A^L OCCASIONS OBWOriiBS between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. may call the Health _ P A R T d A YAMAHA Department at 649-5281 and set up an appointment. t s * * A LMVERSAL PICTURE CR420 OpNiMsf (hr COLOR* ; Have your wedding or next perty In our' C M ( M m tf (iMr MaiRf Rs s r i Cbm SHOW beautifully appointed dining hall, accom- ELLINarON modationa to 300 people WED., FEB. “SEMI TIABE-INS Town holiday Monday POLISH NATIONAL HOME ttooA. • Itaftan Amwtom - SaHood a PULASKI PLAZA - GOVERNOR STREET ACCEPTIB ^ OPENING SPECIAL TOUGH” "7'.Y.'Y!Y7y,Vv- >
downtown manchester, open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5; Thurs. 'til 9 SALE HOURS: vernon trI-cIty plaza, open Mon., Tuee., Wed. til 6 Thure., FrI. 'til 9; Sat. 'til 5:30 Sat. 10 to a Sun. 12 to 8 Mon. 10 to 9 A C R O i i 2 Large Answer to Previoua Puzzle MANCHESTER EVENING HKRAU). .MaiKhestcf ( unn Fn Fi ii in ivm |'\i,K \ | . \ k a PAGE EIGHT A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Feb. IQ. 1978 contmem 1 Greeted 3 Hind LIDU n n n 5 Futh twey 4 Piece of n n n Charloa M. Schultz 9 Btsebell jowetry □□and ciDHMnnn offictel (sM>r.) 5 Nonvegien □ □ a n n n n ROTC needs work to satisfy rules Dear Abby 12 On e cruise toe inlet n n 13 Idee (Fr.) 6 Eaiu't country n o 14 CtfltI tvttem 7 Note(Fr.| Several changes must be to see if that will meet the Wednesday approved the d n THE UHLP6WE65 15' requirements, however, it trailer until the end of the done, which brings the High Schools to the town By Abigail Van Buren In northern 5 Of God (Ltt) d 50/ME Aj?E FBENOLV... WHAT IS THE BEST made to the Regional Oc allocation of funds to do the Michigen 6 Emptoya n n n n n a n ,lNHAaTcP 0V/MANY, SOME ARE OAN6EROU5.. WAY TO PROTECT cupational Training may end up doing every work to comply with the school year will be $915, total cost of the construc counsel. The work Involves Luggage^ 15 Coffin stand 10 Sryaphyte uHoannd nn Paul Phillips, chairman of tS Muckinsta It Slince Ddd ■ aodD ■ nnnn CREATURES Center, only in its second one, he said. regulations as well as some tion phase of the project to replacing wrong color pan CJURSELVESFROMSNAKES? The improvements the Building Committee, $412,362. With other fees, IS End of a spar 17 Kind of sign □□□ID D dnIndan year of operation, to comp other work that needs to be els on the folding partitions □ d n l n n a o l a 1 IZ lA l required include adjusted said. the total cost will be in the schools’ gym DEAR ABBY; I notice that you commend reetauranta 20 Abstract 19 Nuctaar ly with new federal done. that provide their blind customere with menua in b r a ^ . being tg«n«y (ibbr.) 28 Pietfic lilind 42 Bsek country heights on toilet facilities The committee also around $535,000, the nasiums. ttmmntumm- 2t Crimson 22 Pott 29 Femininu 43 A g iin it regulations regarding Other actions Will you pleaae do a little favor for those of us who are for both students and facul accepted the bid of Gear amount of an estimate The committee also hard of hearing or partially deaf: 22 Flying leucer 23 Tempofury (wNix) 44 S«condhind physical facilities for the (sbbr.) ftshion 30 Hollow grots 45 BiologictI O*. ty. Designated han The Building Committee Span Structures, Inc. of made by architect Richard heard a brief explanation Suggest that some enterprising novelty or gif handicapped, Wilfred Dion, also announc^ that a por 24 Spocific 24 Be idjKent 32 Sacks tsrmlnant dicapped parking stalls and Hartford for renovation at Mankey in November. of the preliminary plans manufacturer make up large, eaay-to-read buttons that we 10 35 tnlardiction director of buildings and table trailer unit has been "A iiu w rs 27 Food-raiser 46 Fathar grounds for the Board of ramping from Ae parking Bentley School. The base The work is scheduled to for the Instructors of the can wear on our coats and dressee reading as follows; 31 Honk 25 Oemocrai 36 Nabob (2 47 Etg ernttt for moved to Washington bid by the company was PLEASE SPEAK U P - m HARD OF HEARING. I for 32 MlliterY (abbr.) wdt.) Education, told the Town lot to the building are also start as early as this month Handicapped pool planned action required. Lawrence said School. The trailer will $408,000. The committee and is expected to be com as an addition to the one would be to buy one and wear it. orchestra 26 Shtp^ with 38 Bart 48 Auctioneer'a Building Committee 33 Shoshontan an ax 39 Mk i w Bl-Focala — By Ruth Marcus the ramping had been done serve as a reading and also decided that all the pleted in six months. Manchester High School I am eo tired of having to ask p e c ^ who mumble to word ■ Wednesday night. please repeat what they have said. Ill bet those “Speak ' Indian 27 Meant of 41 Church 50 Arab gtrmtnt earlier, however, sp that speech classroom while work listed as alternates Phillips also said he pool. No formal action 1^ The changes to toilet up“ buttons wonld sell like hotcakee! 34 Mint worktrt' •"«nf oNIclal 51 Flat school renovations are un on the project, including would refer a matter of the committee is union (abbr.) facilities and outdoor ram work may not have to be / HARD OF HEARING. done at ROTC. der way. It will be in use four lower level some uncompleted work at necessary yet on the 35 Hitt bfttb tll 1 3T" 4 1 r - 7 9 9 10 11 AU-THIS ANYTIME IHERELL ping will cost nearly $2,500, Friday. The cost of the project. 36 Roduce The Building Committee classrooms, should be Illing and ^ n n e t Junior DEAR HARD: Oddly enough, many people who have a 37 Ship weight la 13 14 w o a e m 's l i b \t)U DOWT Dion estimated. bearing disability are eo aelf-consdoas about it, thn rtfosa BE PLENTY Dion proposed that the 36 Sighted 19 17 WANT 10 to wear even the most iaconspicnona bearing afaL But to 40 Ones (Fr.) 11 t a l k 's AAADE DFTIME changes be paid for with ir o m or your suggeation, I say, “Heart H earr Such b^tous would 41 Energy unit t i 19 z. AAE THINJK, unencumbered funds be a bteiaing (or t h ^ who want them. 42 Signet tpaed ■ 1 b a k e — THE F O a remaining in the ROTC ac unit ■ CLARA... I WAMT S D*Y/ count which has not been DEAR ABBY; Please print this in response to JUST 45 SpeclMlea h 39 29 30 PLAIN. JEALOUS, who resents her hutband’e taking 49 Opened 34 YOU TO closed out. The building 52 Hawaiian 1 businesa trips with an attractive young female oo-worker. 31 K n o w , was completed in the fall Dear Just Plain Jealous: I am a professional woman. The town ■ ■ 53 Famtit taint 3. of 1976, and was the first fact that I am young and attractive ehould be in my favor, 34 VtiuDONT such facility in the nation SM Nm SPKyiU! (abbr.) ■ ■ but it isn't. It's just the opposite. I’m tired of hearing those 54 Scourgt 37 11 to train spMial education ■ HAVE It) La ± 3 ■ 10 “what will my wife think" comments from men who refuse 55 Collegt 40 students for vocations. to travel with me, and the snide remarks made about men axaminstion ■ who do. 55 Put out of 43 44 48 47 49 There is $11,606 remaining 43 Priacllla’s Pop — Al Vormtor in the account for the $1.3 Believe me, I am not interested in seducing your tight ■ ■ 57 Amarican 49 To Ti S2 million facility. FOR THE LADIES husband. I’m just trying to do mv job, and it’s women like you who make it very difficult. Your insecurities are (abbr.) S3 S4 55 FM GOiNGTO RE sou MAV TALK O' sou MAV TALK O' Richard Lawrence, Ladies’ Nylon YOUR problem, please don’t make then MINE. 58 Taka care of CITE ’GUNGA PIN' GIN AN' BEER WHEN ER-CARLVLE- HOT CHOCOLATE AN ' architect for the ROTC se 57 59 Save 33% It’s not fair for attractive professional women to be held 10 AT THE CHURCH I VERpUARTEF?EP PONUP5 WHEN VER building, said, “It's a sad Ski Jackets back by men with jealous wives, so next time you kick up a D O W N SOCIAL TONIGHT./ ^ iMWIPAPIN IMTfMPRitI A$|N) SAFE OUT ’ERE'"' OUARTEREP SAFE thing (about the new Our Orig.* 15.99to 23.99 fuss because your husband has an out-of-town assignment 1 Moppet r OUT 'ERE regulations). When the Off Our Orig.* Low Prices with a woman, try walking a mile in my shoes. It’s not / LET'S easy. Sign me... ( HEAR IT.' NICE building was designed and / completed it was in com Ladies’ PROFESSIONAL GAL Win at Bridge y plete compliance with the Acrylic Sweaters DEAR PRO: You make e good point. Youth and beauty state regulations." He said OurOrig.*4.99to8.99 ColortuI end supor-warmisupor-i Find are not always advantages to a professionBl woman. there are grab bars and racing stripes,s,two.tonos, two-tonas, more with They're eometimes handicaps. Club contract tops notrump acrylic-fur hoods,Mds,hidd hidden hdods ' ' stall partitions in the agrutroup.S.M.L. DEAR ABBY: A friend telephoned and invited me and This happened to one team toilets, but the government NORTH Z/IO-A in an IMP match when they will not accept the kind my husband to her home for a dinner party. I asked very 4 K J * 3 » 4 * 6 Carcoets & politely, “Who else have you invited?" *'‘d that way. It also cost Sis. 2 -1 0 that are there. f A t) 10 them the match because Rosekud H R x * ^ ^ Warm-up and savo... in a froat She replied, “You’ll find out when you get here.” ♦ K Q 76 The new federal ro u p of pullovers and wraps. Pantcoate Do you think my question was out of line? And how their opponents were play Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawranca SoMsohd lincios. Sites S. M, L. A K Q J 2 ing one of those once in a regulations were an Print Our Orig.* 32.99 to 39.99 about her answer? EAST Not ovary stylo in ovary store. WEST lifetime conventions. nounced in May 1977. JUST ASKING 4 q 10 6 3 2 Nolron l . j : > 4 974 North didn't bid seven MAMA« LITaa DARLINO CAPTAIN EASY- McKEE IM 90 90RRV-. Towns have until June 1, V 75 f 8 6 4 3 2 POBSkl'T CARE FOR AMV INDU9TRIBEI EUTIVAIT, aUT YOUR FIVE notrum p. He bid five CH0COLAT«5..HMMr NEVER 1980 to comply, Dion said, Shsots Save 33% DEAR JUST: You asked because you wanted to know. 4 j 983 4 10 5 notrump. In their system MA'AM'. WHAT ABOUT MINUTI9 SEEM Nothing wrong with that. And ahe resented your questfon A 9 S 65 A 7 MIND.. THE NICE lAAN WILL OUR APPOINTMENT? and added that there is no this was a forcing bid and UNDERSTANDt. positive indication of finan and refoeed to answer it. Nothing wrong with that either. SOUTH told his partner to bid hiw OR FITTED to 42% Plaids, in meltons or plushos. With 4 ASS lowest four-card suit, so cial aid from the federal or hood or collar traatmonts, many f K J 9 qudtkntd. Assorted sots and colors. South rebid six clubs. North state government. The Ladies’ Knit ♦ A 4 2 proceeded to bid seven clubs state also has regulations, A A 10 4 3 on the theory that it would be which are in some ways Pull-on Pants Fashion a safer contract than seven stricter than the federal Vulnerable: North-South notrump and North was ones, Dion indicated. Long Coats Dealer: South right. Bring Spring into the bedroom. Floral print on white Our Orig.* Even the 4-1 club break He said he has compiled ground, in polyester/cotton blend. 5.994 Our Orig.* 39.99 Astro-graph W eil North East South didn't bother South. He 6.99 a complete list for all the CALOORSALE By BERNICE BEDE 080L INT cashed dununy's king-queen schools of facilities which Full Flat or Fitted...... Our Reg. 4.99 3 ’ * Eisy-cara lOOX Krylic knits, with Pass 5 NT Pass 64 of clubs, got the bad news, will have to be changed to stitched tront crosses, Haro logs. Pass 74 Pass Pass played three rounds of Queen Flat or Fitted...... OurReg.7.99 5 ” 10-18,32-38. Pass spades to ruff the 13th trick meet the new regulations, without any bother. Allay Oop — Cava Qraua but he said he is hoping Piii0WCa8e8,Pltg.0f2 Our Reg. 3.49 2“ Wtrmhr wondorlul... pliids or solids GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be Opening lead: A 9 that everything will not NORAINCHECKS______Famous Wrangler with fake fur, or hooded trims. on your guard today If you're at Baltad styles, in acrylic or wool [III a social gathering where there By Oswald Jacoby THI ACCURACY OF YOUR ) VB6, BUT FIVEU SET YOU KNIPH-THROWINS ACT 7 TEN THBVU BE BACK... AND have to be done in every blonds. Assorted sizes S colors. Not are those you're not too (ond and Alan Sontag A Wisconsin reader wants Pre-Waehed every stylo in ovary store. MUST HAVE 6HAMEN / I’M FREEH OUT OP KNIVES/ school. of. One of them may try to There is a simple way to to know if we ever preempt THEM uf^ A u e e v r He said the school board Denim Jeans ‘ Intormoilotoniirtidewni liovo boon M on. create an Incident. bid the North hand. You just in response to partner’s THEV'RE SACKING Feb. 11, UTS C A N C E R tJu iie 21-Julv 22) opening bid. OFF will try to do one school in Your peer-group wonit be as count to 21 high-card points. This coming year you may The answer is that we do. each area of town initially Clearance! toleranLof you today as they Add that to your partner's develop a strong desire to minimum 16 and you have a Suppose we hold; Fashion acquire more luxury Items. normally are. Things which you were previously excused (or total of at least 37. WEktrs •* — Quality will be of the utmost All the books tell you that 4KQJ10XXXX Im ^rtance, and yctu could be could become nasty Issues. Boy-cut for a gal's figura. Yoke bock, Handbags L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) A pleas 37 high-card points are Vxx 4xx 4kx About townj straight log stylo, with pockets galore, gin to collect possessions of OtirOrig.*8.99tol9.99 considerable value. ant relationship could be jeo- enough for seven notrump and 6«t loom. Waist sues 26-S! pordlzed today by showing a and partner opens one of any and you bid the grand sfam. suit. We bid four spades and * IntormodMo matkdowns lack of respect for a special Five minutes later your mfilfFlc hove boon Mon. friend's views. Keep uncompli hope to make it. If we can’t AQUARIUS (Jan.20-Feb.U) partner has gone down one Manchester Garden Club ENTIRE STOCK OF mentary thoughts to yourself. make it the chances are the Opinions formed today may not because West holds four dia A-ie will meet Monday at 1 p.m. VIRGO (Aogr23-Sept.22) other side could make game Leathers, vinyls and tabrics in be predicated upon your usual monds and East has the in the Robbins Room of ELECTRIC BLANKETS Don't enter Into Important busi guarded queen of spades. or even a Siam if given a dressy or casual novelty lack of bias. Judge not, lest you ness or commercial transac chance to get in the bidding. Center Congregational be judged. Find out to whom INFANTS’ and TODDLERS’ tions today unless you're fully (NEWSPAPER ENTERRPRISE The FUntstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions you're romantically suited to by Church. Slides taken by apprised of all the ramifica ASSN. I sending (or your copy of Astro- Barry’a World______I F 1 6 « . 3 9 ” Save 30% to 35% ^ T t SIIl . Casual or Drasa tions. Mistakes will be costly. members will be shown 25% OFF Qraph Letter. Mail 50 cents (or Net tvtry lii* and color In tvn y itor*. LIBRA (Sept.23-OcL 23) (tim during the program. each and a long, sell- Winter Pajamas & Sleepers k Sandals ing on strong Isn't your bag, ONLY addressed, stamped envelope ENTIRE STOCK OF Two piece footed knits, flannel but you might do just that e a r l v a/EP OurReg.3.99to4.99 GLOVEStor to AsIroGraph, P.O. Box 489, The Fellowship Club of pajamas, even SEF* ' l U $ 3 today. Be extremely careful of I'VE EVEE SEEN Lades, GirtiSBoyi Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. WHO HAS THE BLANKETSand COMFORTERS modacryllc blanket sloopors. (hose with whom you are Community Baptist (Church Assorted styles snd colors. Be sure to specify your birth FIKST WORM 299350 OurOrif.* 1.49to9.99 brusque. will have a dinner Saturday 1-4, S, M, L, XL In group. sting backs with rope sign. WITH A CUP OF 4 crepe bottoms. 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SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23- A R IE S (M a rch 21-AprU 19) A Dec.21) Today you may meet willingness to compromise Matclvup a someone who appears to be a Manchester Chapter, won't be your prime purpose fascinating character. Check - today. Those you negotiate SPEBSQSA, will meet Kitchen out his credentials before get w with will sense this and act ting fnore deeply Involved. Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the accordingly. Teen Center Annex of Ensemble FOR TH EMEN CAPIOORN (Dec.22-JaB.lS) Flannel Pajamas cr 2>Pc. Warm-Up T A U R U S (A p ril 20-May 20) How the household funds are Born Loser — Art Sansom Manchester Recreation Add a decorator touch to Responsibilities, not entirely of to be utilized is an Issue that your kitchen, with tc&styie Flannel Shirts Brushed Polyester Filled your own making, could be could lead to heated ex Center. The meeting is natural or blue denim Suits for come your exclusive property open to all area men in quilted coordinates. changes today. 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ECHS student wins Vernon unlawful restraint and third-degree Ms. Breault claimed that Godek Richard E. Godek, former coor assault. beat her and kept her prisoner in his Ice sculpture oratorical contest The charges stemmed from an dinator of the Hockanum Valley home for at least a week at the end of event delayed Michael Ciszewski, a student at East Catholic High Everything now on Salel Community Council Inc. Services alleged incident in Somers last Oc October. School, won the recent oratorical contest sponsored by Center, was arrested Thursday on a tober. The complaint was made by Ms. Breault also sought civil in The annual ice sculp Ms. Deborah Breault, 34, of Coven the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of the American Legion Tolland County Superior Court bench junctions against Godek. She claimed turing contest sponsored All the beautiful furniture you've always try, a supervisor at the Rockville in Manchester. warrant on charges of first-degree Godek threatened her and her by Top Notch Foods and dreamed of for your home la now on salell Public Health Nursing Association. He received a $25 Savings Bond and his name and the children when he had been warned by the Manchester Recreation Every Bedroom, Dining Room, Living the court not to make any contact name of his school will be engraved on the American Room, Mattress, Table, Sofa, Love Seat, Department scheduled for Legion Oratorical award plaque, which will be retained with her or her family. Saturday has been post ■by the school for a year. Lamp, Chair, Carpet, Picture and Dinette Rockville High School Last week Judge John F. Shea Jr., now on sale. poned until a later date to Miss Mary Toland, a student at Manchester High in superior court, said Ms. Breault be announced. School and Nicolas Minuetello, a ECHS student, tied for *750 Instant Craditl plans concert Feh. 15 had failed to prove that Godek had Anyone interested in second place. violated a December court injunction registering for the contest If you own a major credit card The Rockville High School Wind the students. Anyone wishing to ordering them both to sever all con Judges were Miss Catherine Putnam, Miss Ethel Robb you quality. Ask about It, or may. contact Mike Crispino and Mrs. Mary Davidson, all former teachers in the Ensemble will present a concert make a donation or to buy tickets to tacts. at the Recreation Depart use your Bank Cardal the concert should make checks Manchester school system. Feb. 15 at 8 p.m. at the Middle After his arraignment Thursday, ment, 646-6010. Ciszewski will represent the Manchester post in the School Proceeds from the ticket payable to the RHS Wind Ensemble Godek was released on a $1,000 bond sales will go to the Florida fund. 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I!'7li Selectmen School district plan still facinj East hoop record perfect rescinded in Hebron Earl Yost some won Sports Editor By KAREN BISKUPIAK special meeting held two weeks ago. tify, stormed out of the room saying, in three overtime games Herald Correapondenl Board member Marilu DeCarvalho "We made a mistake all right and if was 18 for 31 and East 16 for 26 from Bolton The Hebron Board of Education told residents that she had been we can't vote you out we may have to Manchester singles champ...The By LEN AlISTER with Xavier scoring the last 4 points Venora and John Wieezorek grabbed Distant second the field at the intermission The voted unanimously last night to honor "neither bullied nor forced into thiS' shoot you out.” NETS added a little class with all six in regulation at undetermined junc some key defensive rebounds After two nights of meetings, the Herald Sportnwriler Falcons wound up 32 for 59 ( 54 per- the public mandate to rescind its Jan. act.” She also commented that "a Board of Finance member Roger Trying to buck CBS with the Sugar New England state flags prominently tures with the scoreboard timeclock Five-foot-11 junior Mike Papale Board of Selectmen almost, but not Bowl football game Jan. 2 between Victory is the goal of every cent)andEast29for52(S6 percent > 12 vote to approve a redistricting of solution must benefit the children not Terranova told Pelletier and the display^ around the Racquet Gub not functioning. connected on 12 of 20 from the floor quite, made it through a lengthy Alabama and Ohio State, ABC wound "A layoff usually hurts the offense, the local elementary schools into a the parents.” board, "You’re working for us and championship court...Jack Red team. For East Catholic, it Six-foot-six pivotman Rob Smith and totaled a game-high 26 markers agenda. up a distance second in attracting not the defense.” both coaches. Jim primary-intermediate system. Tom Kelley, president of the don’t you forget it.” He said that he mond, head pro, will be off next week just sometimes takes it a little put East in the lead in the overtime for the Falcons That despite an at The board met more than three viewers. The Cotton Bowl meeting dropping in both ends of a one-and- Penders of Blast and Artie Kohs of Board member Judith Gregory Hebron-Marlborough Jaycees opposed the redistricting plans in for Florida where he will compete in longer. times diamond and one defense by hours both Wednesday and Thursday. presented the board with a survey their current form and urged the peo which saw Notre Dame trounce one and made it a 4-point bulge with a Xavier, agreed. "I don't know where East to contain him Wayne The agenda included about 50 items. made the motion with the stipulation the 35-year-old mixed doubles tourna taken by the Jaycees. He said 1,073 ple who also opposed it to fight for Texas attracted 23.4 percent of the The Eagles have played three over tap-in. the defense was the first half but both Patenaud 116i and Nick Bordieri 1 111 First Selectman Henry Ryba said that “We set up a study committee ment. He will be representing the time games this season, and won comprised of volunteers represen persons were interviewed and that 71 their desires in the matter. available viewers while the Sugar New England area...Jack Redmond A charging foul put Pete Kiro on the teams did shoot well. " Penders also hit twin figures (or Xavier the board discussed at length the had no opinion on the issue; 113 were Terranova explained the budgeting Bowl game lured 10.3 percent, ^ th them all, including last night’s 75-69 charity stripe and the 6-3 sophomore cited. East took the jayvee contest, 56-34. road subcommittee report, especial ting parents, teachers, ad and Phil Coons are the 17th ranked extra session decision over Xavier ministrators and board members, in favor of the redistricting through process relative to the Board of games started at the same time...Of doubles team in the New England converted both ends for a 6-point The difference was at the foul line with Mike Ciszewski il2i and .Mark ly the condition of the town's 1972 the four major football bowl games High in Middletown. where the Eagles were 17 for 20. in with each side equally represented, an intermediate-primary system and Finance cuts in the Board of Educa Lawn Tennis Association with Mike margin with 1:41 left. Xavier canned Fournier i9i pacing Coach Tom Dodge truck. New Year’s, the Rose Bowl at The triumph pushes East to 2-5 in eluding a perfect lO-for-10 in OT Malm's 9-5 contingent to look at the various solutions to our that 565 were opposed. He added tion budget. He said, “We are con White and Stu Jennings the 18th its next four field goal tries but Ryba said the truck has just about Pasadena had the biggest audience. the Hartford County Conference while the Falcons only had 8 free current problems and that this study there was a figure discrepancy cerned with the bottom line of dollars ranked team for 1977...Cherie Dow of couldn't cut the gap as Smith hit a Eii«i (.ailiiilir (T.ti Vonora 2 00 < had it. and he can’t see putting any because where individuals had to be and cents.” He said "education is not 29.2 percent as Washington surprised basketball standings and'8-7 overall. bucket and Kiro four straight free throws making 5. East was whistled more money into it. He said the truck committee report back to the board Manchester is 12th in the girls 16 and Hall 1 2-2 10. Smith 6 6-7 22 Murphy 3 2-2 told the board’s decision on the bricks and mortar” and asked for Michigan and the Orange Bowl The setback drops the Falcons to 1-6 throws and Mark Murphy a pair. for 12 fouls, Xavier 17. 8. WuH ZorcIi 3 00 6 Kiro 8 7-9 23 Four- is being pushed beyond its capability with its findings on or before Oct. under group with Mary Catherine in conference clashes and 6-9 overall. 31.” matter the opinions were not counted. residential input into any possible cut meeting between Arkansas and Murano 12th in the 18 and under It was an extremely fine shooting Kiro had a career-high 23 points to nier0040 Foss 1 042 Totals29 17-20 75 and it's just not standing up. Board member Robert Owens the finance panel would make into Oklahoma drew 17.2 percent of the The two clubs pair off again tonight first half with the quintets lead East with Smith adding 22 \a> iiT I(i9i Webber 4 018 Palenaude Ryba was authorized by the board Mrs. Gregory said to about 70 peo group in the NELTA ranks. at the Eagles' Nest at 8 o'clock, com ple who had gathered to hear the stated, "I was on the public side of the education budget. viewers. The latter two tilts had no deadlocked at 18-all after one quarter markers and 14 rebounds. Eric Hall 8 0-0 16. Biscbolf 4 04 8 I'apale 12 2-2 26 to find out the cost of a new vehicle. the issue and voted against the Another resident commented that conflicting competition on the tube pleting the home-and-home series. and East up. 37-36. at the half Xavier chipped in 10 tallies while Bob Bordieri 4 3-5 11 Tvnan 0 04 0 Mel nek 0 Joann Neath and Ernest Shepherd board discussion that she still Notes off the cuff It was 61-61 all after 32 minutes 04 0 Totals 32 5-8 69 remained firm in her support of the redistricting in this manner.” He the board’s decision to unite the town from the sports buff...Dave Roback, were appointed to a personnel sub explained his reasons, saying that he puzzled him because, ‘-‘I didn’t kpow sports publicist at Manchester Com Saturday’s UConn-Rhode Island committee. A report from them is primary-intermediate school system, as the best solution to the found the disadvantages far out the town was divided until the boiard munity College the past two years, is basketball game at Storrs is a due by September. They will es weighed the advantages. told me it was.” now a student at the University of sellout. Tickets are still available for tablish a merit system, wage scale, problem. Cold-starting East Harvey Desruisseaux of Walnut Estelle Armstrong strongly ad South Carolina majoring in photo the three remaining home UConn benefits and reclassify job respon She added that “For various Children's ski races Drive urged all the board members monished the board, saying, “This journalism and has already joined the games, Feb. 18 against Vermont, sibilities for town employees. reasons, I haven’t been able to con to state their positions on the matter. reorganization plan seems to have college paper and his work has been Feb. 22 with Boston College and Feb. At least until September Ryba was vince you of this fact.” She continued Norths iew will be ihe site of ihe .Munehester that the present course would divide He termed the lack of advance notice come out of the blue.” She continued featured in recent editions...Katie 25 against Manhattan...Connecticut authorized by the board to establish Slate Bank'd annual ehililren'it dki raced Salur- falls to Northwest on the original decision a "political "What fish are you people trying to Tucker has been selected to compete Interscholastic Athletic Conference the responsibilities of employees un the board, lessening its effectiveness (lay morning dtarling al 10 o'eloek. and alienating the public. She stated ploy” on the part of the press and the fry in the kettle of reorganization? for Boston College in the New reports gross receipts were $5,000 der the selectmen's jurisdiction. board. Don’t fry any fish in the interest of England intercollegiate swim meet less than a year ago for its post Regidlration will lie from 9 to 10. Off to a cold start, East The selectmen will meet for budget that to combine forces would epabie Competition will be open to all age 6 thru I f. Catholic girls' basketball team all to provide the best possible educa One resident questioned Board our children’s education.” at BC Feb. 16-18 and the Easterns at season football playoffs...Seating workshops Feb. 14 and 15. They will Four (lividiond are lidled for earb bovd and girld, couldn't recover and dropped a 69-44 duke to Northwest Catholic tion for local children, "which is the Chairman Joseph Pelletier if this The board instructed School Penn State March 3-5. The former capacity at the Springfield Civic have a special meeting in March con A royal pet ft.8, 9.10, 11-12 and l.T-I.i. S last night at the Eagles' Nest. primary goal for each of us.” wasn’t "a government for the people Superintendent David Cattanach to East Catholic High swim captain has Center has been increas^ from 7,500 cerning waste disposal. Trophied will be awarded In top three The Eaglettes stand 8-8 for the junior Laurie Barry 8 markers for Bonnie Van Duchess wears the crown and cloak of royalty Mrs. Gregory’s motion had a rough and by the people” and demanded research the redistricting proposal been a vital cog in BC’s perfect 10-0 to 8,200 for all remaining New finidberd in each category. season with two games left, a the Eaglettes Seniors Maryann time getting off the ground because that a referendum vote be taken on again and to return to the board with record to date. England Whaler hockey games in the after being crowned “Queen of the Purebreed Household The area had been pl<»wed and id reported in makeup date Saturday afternoon at 1 Ostrout and Sue Freiheit put in fine Koud prulileniH some board members wished to table the matter. his findings. WHA...The Winnipeg Jets have final Pets”at last weekend's cat show in the West Hartford Armory. good rondilion. o'clock in Middletown against Mercy performances in their last home First Selectman Henry Ryba met action on it until the public had had a Pelletier responded that a referen Pelletier told Cattanach to provide ISETS leftovers ly caught the Whalers and each team appearances. Her owner, 13-year-old Catherine Loalbo of 122 Hebron Road. dum would be subject to board ap the board with every possible alter has now picked up 64 points to pace X High and the finale Monday at with state officials recently (before chance to speak on the issue one last Leftovers from the NETS Grand East took a tight jayvee tilt, 64-63 Bolton, smiles admiringly at her kitty which also won several time. proval and that it hadn’t come into its native and method that might be the standings...The All-America Tolland. To qualify for post-season the storm came) to discuss problems Prix Tennis Tournament...Rich Bray play. East must win both. Monica Murphy had 17 points and other awards at the show. She is a Manx, and, according to of The agenda for last night's meeting discussion. eliminated for next year in lieu of the Basketball League which formed with Bolton roads. flew up from Miami, Fla., to take Northwes streaked to a 24-8 lead Tracy Young 10 (or the 194 young ficials at the show, also is a mixture of Abysinian, Himalayan, provided that each board member Pelletier also commented, "This is study committee’s recommen several weeks ago has folded. All Eaglettes. Ryba said at this time it is difficult part and immediately after play after one quarter and never looked state his or her position on the issue a representative democracy and you dations. Cattanach will present his players were reported to be drawing to make an assessment of the situa and Egyptian Mau cat blood. Six-month-old Bonnie, picked ended he headed back to the sunny back in notching its 11th win in 13 out before the public could participate in elected us to represent you.” findings at the regular meeting of the salaries of $150 a game...Manchester tion, but he expects a lot of problems from a litter destined for the pound, is further enhanced with south — and before the blizzard. ings. It was 36-21 at the half with NorlliMrnl Calhnlir (69| Cobb 3 0-1 6 once the thaw begins. the discussion. Some board members The man. whom no one could iden board next month. Community College has three basket four double paws. Catherine is an eighth grade student at St, Bray’s the husky fellow who wears East pulling within 9 points at one Griffith 4 7-11 15. Glockles 9 5-7 23 Gov. Ella Grasso recently had voiced discontent with not being ball games to be made up due to the no socks when playing. He’s a pro at recent storm s...Visitor in stage of the third quarter only to see Kearns 0 04 0. Skukan 32-3 8. Evns 1 0-2 2 allocated $2 million for road aid. James School in Manchester, (Herald photo by Dunn) allowed to state their positions at a Gordon 4 3-811. Rodgers 0 04 0. Brewer 2 the Miami Racquet Clu^ and he Manchester the past few days has the visiting Indians put on a surge. Ryba said Bolton's share will be $8,- Coventry school board reported business was do\m and the 0-1 4. Totals 28 17-33 69. been Mike Cappa who for many years East was in early foul trouble with 127. The funds still need legislative weather was cool to date...Phil Ka»i (.alliolir (>4| Barry 3 2-4 8 was associated with the Little three starters eventually fouling out. Ostrout 0040. Laneri 11-33. Freiheit 2 1- approval. Dadesch, the wafer-thin pro who Ellen Glockles p ac ^ Northwest Ryba said the amount being Council panel to probe cancels vacation time League b aseb all pro g ram in 2 5. Lucier 0 04 0. Petkaitis 2 0-0 4 substituted for Bill Drake in the Pro- Manchester as a coach. Cappa has with a game-high 23 points while Murphv 1 04 2. Dailev 6 4-9 16. Totals 18 8 allocated for Bolton isn't enough. He To compensate for days of school Church supper Am, is a former Big Ten player while resided in Hollywood, Fla., the past sophomore Sue Dailey had 16 and 18 44 said the town will need more money lost because of winter storms, the at the University of Wisconsin...Tom dozen years...The Boston Celtics for road maintenance. Coventry Board of Education voted The First Congregational Church Rodden did a fine job lining up court of Coventry will have its “Supper of final "home” game against the Ryba said the town needs a towing fee complaints unanimously Thursday night to judges for the three-days. The group Washington Bullets, originally set for program with set priorities because cancel the school vacation which was the Month” Feb. 11 from 5 to 6:30 included Phil Hyde, Joe Kubachka, Hartford April 6 has been shifted to some of the roads are in very bad Vernon crepancies in charges. and Peter Durieko. scheduled for Feb. 21-24. p.m. at the church. The dinner will Larry Scanlon, Dave Molumphy, consist of roast turkey, appetizer, the Providence Civic Center. Ernie Indians and Eagles condition. Those named to the committee Mayor pro tern, Morgan Campbell In order to qualify for Average Tom Cafazzo, Bill Mammen, Paul Complaints from two irate DiGregorio, ex-PC standout, could be Ryba plans to continue seeking were Robert Romejko, Carl Ander was appointed as the council’s Daily Membership (ADM) funds, mashed potato, gravy, vegetable, Morrissette, Jim Smith and Hilary residents, concerning charges for one of the reasons the Celts picked funds for the improvement of Bolton son, and Lena Therault. schools must be in session at least 180 dessert and beverage. "ITie public is Demarest. The latter was also towing their cars, led Mayor Frank representative to the Board of Rhode Island over the Springfield roads. days before June 30, Arnold Elman, invited. Tickets will be sold at the McCoy to appoint a special Town Leaving deparlmenl Education Budget Committee and door. responsible for the professional art Civic Center. The Celts drew poorly both home tonight schools superintendent said. Council committee to investigate the David R. Dougan of Vernon, a Councilman Robert Hurt was ap work .displays which were in the in the Bay State last month....Look He said schools may also be in ses complaints and any others that may veteran member of the Vernon Fire pointed to the council’s sidewalk sub main lobby...Mike White whipped for the New York Knicks to unload sion Feb. 20, Washington’s birthday, Two of the three local quintets have home engagements on tap Special book sale arise. Department, has informed Mayor committee. Rich Bray in a nine-point Challenge Willis Reed as coach. The former if this is deemed legal. He said if the Match, the Manchester Memorial tonight. The Friends of the Library is The mayor said it appears that Frank McCoy that he is leaving the Funds transferred Knick star has not been able to cope regular school calendar is followed Welfare Aid Hospital Fund being enriched by $5 in East Catholic will find a familiar out the string as their hopes of post having a special book sale through some local wreckers may have been department. The remaining $1,500 in the Emily with several star players and the schools would have to remain open each match. White is a former opponent as it battles Xavier High at February featuring children’s books. taking advantage of the storm. Dougan, who has been serving as Swindell Trust Fund will be used to HARTFORD (UPI) - State Social team is also not winning. season play went out the window into July to complete the required 180 the Eagles' Nest. The pair played A wide variety of books will sell for One person said his towing charge deputy chief for 19 of the 30 years he buy equipment to compliment the Services Commissioner Edward Thursday night. The 6-10 Indians days schools are supposed to be in Thursday night in Middletown with 25 cents each. The sale will be at was $62.75. Wayne Besaw, president has been a department member, said town’s "Shoft'mobile.” Maher says state welfare offices will journey to Enfield High for an after session. East taking an overtime victory. noon tilt at 3:30. Bentley Memorial Library. of the Vernon Wrecker’s Association, he wishes to spend his spare time The mobile stage unit was bought be open Saturday and Monday to help About 26 teachers had planned to Machester High, still with the Qualifying deadline for the State Books may be purchased during said he couldn’t say if this bill is with his wife and family. He had last summer with funds from the out persons who were unable to applied for the position of assistant travel during the February vacation Solomon woke up slimmest of hopes of making the Girls Basketball Tournament has regular library hours. The hours are excessive until he sees it. He said process their claims due to the bliz trust account. The original fund was state tournament, puts its 5-9 CCIL Monday through Thursday from 2 to 5 there are many variables in connec chief of the Vernon Department but set up for recreational purposes and so substitutes will now have to be zard. been moved back to Wednesday, the and 5-11 overall record up against and 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 2 tion with towing charges but said he is also withdrawing that last year it was ruled that the mobile found to rej)lace them. 'The board Maher said Thursday, “We are Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic winless Enfield High at Clarke to 5 p.m. maximum charges are controlled by application. stage was an appropriate use. couldn’t resolve, last night, how this concerned that many people on Conference (CIAC) voted last night. in time to win Arena. The Raiders are without a Each month the Friends of the the state, not the town. The Town Council Wednesday night Donald Berger, director of recrea move will be financed. William public assistance have pressing The decision was made following a win in 16 outings. Library will provide books for sale The car owner said he drove from accepted' the resignation and later tion, said that when the mobile unit McDermott, principal of the Coven business to report to our offices and poll of committee members. try Grammar School, said that part Cheney Tech journeys to East from its'annual book sale inventory. Bloomfield and then when he reached approved the appointment of Michael was bought it was not known exactly have been prevented from doing so.” SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Harold Solomon thought it The original deadline was Tuesday, of the April vacation may also have Hampton to face the Bellringers but forced back by the recent In coming months the sale will Vernon he couldn’t get up his street Polo as deputy chief and Ithamar B. how much money was in the fund and The commissioner said some staff was going to be a breeze. But that was before he fell asleep. feature magazines and books on because it wasn’t plowed. Davis as assistant chief. to be canceled if additional members will also work Sunday to hoping to snap its two-game losing snowstorms. therefore the accessories were not The top-seeded Solomon woke up streak. The Beavers are 6-5 in mystery, history, romance and In an agreement reached a few The council also accepted the bought at that time. snowstorms force schools to close. catch up on a paperwork backlog and centration, and then before I knew it, Notching its eighth straight vic just in time Thursday to keep what Charter Oak Conference play and 6-7 tory, South Windsor High routed business. years ago, Vernon Police call only resignations of Gardner W. Ruggles The remaining money will be used A motion to keep schools open on knsure welfare checks and he was returning everything,” started out an easy second-round overall with an eariier five-game win The group's book sale committee is local wrecker services on a rotating and Jane S. Lamb from the Conser to buy 30 folding chairs for the unit, Lincoln’s birth was defeated because foodstamps reach recipients on time. Solomon said. "I regained my com Newington, 75-58, in Central Valley match against South African Bemie posure in the third set and had better skein to their credit. East Hampton interested in receiving current titles basis unless the owner of the vehicle vation Commission and David H. special supports to keep the speaker there was not enough time to find out The offices are normally closed Conference basketball action last Mitton from turning into an upset at control of my serve.” is 2-10 in COC action and 2-11 overall. for its sale. Donations may be left at to be towed specifically requests a Rivers from the Sewer Authority. columns secure, lettering for the un if this would be legal, and if it is, to Saturday and would have been closed night in Newington. Scott Waters and the $75,000 Springfield International The veteran Smith, 31, parlayed his Cheney took the first clash, 83-71. the library. certain garage. The council also approved the ap it, and to make some changes in the give parents adequate notice. Monday for Lincoln’s Birthday. Andy Goodwin each netted 23 points The mayor said he felt that pointment of Dorothea Peabody (R), Tennis Classic. strong serve with steady baseline Manchester girls will be playing for the 94. 13-2 Bobcats. Newington electrical system. After winning the first set, 6-1, Heads fund drive because everyone else was making of 45 Sunnyview Drive, to the Conser strokes to defeat Taylor. ’The British slips to 5-4, 7-8 with the loss. sacrifices during the storm and many vation Commission and Mercedes D. Solomon lost his concentration and lefty broke Smith twice in the second John Carey has been chosen the the second set, 2-6. He recovered in Bolton chairman for the February persons volunteered their services, Hawley (R), of 40 Reed St. to the ^ Rocicviile ^ r set and jumped out to a 3-1 lead in the One way move to basket he felt the wreckers should have Zoning Board of Appeals. time to take the third set and the crucial third set before Smith ran off Heart Fund Drive. hospital notes match, 6-3. Carey said, “I really need given residents reasonable treat To the newly formed Energy five straight games to capture the East Catholic’s Laurie Barry heads for basket while ment. Second-seeded Stan Smith of Sea match. A’s must perform Volunteers to coordinate the drive Conservation Cohimittee, Mayor Pines, S.C., who also had second-set “It looked like things were going Northwest’s Mary Beth Griffith watches last night at Eagles’ throughout town.” The committee will be asked to in Frank McCoy appointed Sam Blons- Admitted Tuesday: John Boor Jr., Tolland; Jennifer troubles, swept past Roger Taylor of the wrong way,” Smith said. “I gym. Visitors won. (Herald photo by Dunn) Anyone interested in helping vestigate establishing a special set tein, Stanley Roesler, Donald Curulla, Olsen Drive, Vernon; Great Britain, M , 3-6, 6-3. played very well the first part of the should call Carey at 649-7430. rate with wreckers, during emergen Maguda, Sherwood Aborn, Charles at Oakland stadium Peter Curulla, Olsen Drive, Solomon, of Pompano Beach, Fla., cy situations, to avoid future dis Brisson, G.G. May, Robert Romejko, match, but I played a couple of slop Vernon; William Dee, closed out his match against Mitton py shots in the second set, and all of a Tolland; Louis Densmore, with five unanswered points after sudden it was a three-setter. WHA no longer SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Oakland owner Charles 0. Finley Brooklyn Street, Rockville; faiiing behind 0-40 in the final game. Shirley Hamel, Loveland Hill, "I was lucky to win,” Smith con has been told to dust off the bats: The cross-bay San Francisco Despite trouble with his first serve cluded. Action due on bad water Rockville; Ivy Moser, Staf Giants won’t darken the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum’s door, and r through the second set, Solomon used ford Springs; Helen Oeschger, In other second round matches his A’s will have to play ball there this season. been draining into a storm catch to the sewers. South Street, Vernon; a consistent baseline game to finally ’Thursday, third-seeded Bob Lutz of South Windsor looks to merger Negotiations aimed at plucking one basin. Residents in the area have been Kenneth Remenik, Somers; subdue Mitton. San Clemente, Calif, topped Jorge team's games eveniy or let the name The South Windsor Town Council Apparently raw sewerage has been told to boil drinking water. Town Troy Roberts, Tolland; The two rivals have now split four Andrew of Venezuela, 6-4, 6-1, and of the Bay Area’s two faltering be changed. has asked for immediate action in draining into the basin for sometime. Manager Paul Talbot said he would Mildred Shoop, Tolland. matches during their career. 6th-seeded Marty Reissen of Amelia CINCINNATI (UPI) - World Hockey Association owners have major league baseball teams out of “Nobexiy came to an agreement. " the handling of what appears to be Mayor Nancy Caffyn said the resi try to have the storm drains sealed to "I thought I’d have an easy match Island, Fla. topped Chile’s Alvaro agreed not to actively seek a merger with the National Hockey the area so the other could grow, ap Lurie said. "We just didn't get parently are at an end. widespread well pollution in the dent who has lived in the home for prevent any possible leakage of Discharged Tuesday; after the first set, but I lost my con Fillol 6-2, 4-6, 64. League before next season, deciding instead to take action together." Brian, Birch, and Kelley road areas two years was unaware the problem sewerage. Gerald Carlen, Plainfield; Chub Feeney, president of the He said all of the Giants games will of South Windsor. Hudson Birden Jr., from S V E N D J E N S E N or D E N M A R K aimed at strengthening their young league, Cincinnati Stinger existed. Dealing with the problem is com Mrs. Qaisra Kakli and National League, met Thursday with be played at Candlestick, adding. "I sanitarian for the Connecticut State daughter. Center Road, Ver Executive Vice President Bill DeWitt Jr., has disclosed. However, Mayor Caffyn said she plicated because of the recent San Francisco City officials, Oakland think we have a potentially winning Department of Health, said the non; Carol Larivee, Branford How will you remember your was upset that more than two months resignation of Curtis as the town’s MHS girls suffer defeat Meeting privately in Chicago on Coliseum officials and Robert Lurie, team and we welcome all the fans in results of dye casts taken in the area had passed since notice had been Street, Manchester; Richard Valentine? With a lush bouquet? Monday, the eight WHA owners • Assisting weaker franchises to co-owner of the Giants to discuss health director after only two months Thurston, West Middle Turn the Bay A rea." indicate pollution could be from the given, and, to date, no correction had on the job. Talbot is expected to reached "a general consensus to go preserve a competitive playing ways of facilitating the sale of the pike, Manchester; Edward Or a single perfect rose? A hand- n It b^am e clear, said Moscone. storm sewers. forward with the WHA and not to pur balance. ’The first such effort will be American League A’s to Denver been made. speak with Manchester Town VanHouten, Stafford Springs. blown crystal vase from Svend “that it now is too late to reach a Health Director Sidney Curtis, who and miss tourney field made in the next few days, as some oilman Marvin Davis, with the Mayor Caffyn said the area had Manager Robert Weiss regarding the Birth Tuesday: A daughter sue the NHL,” DeWitt said Thrsday. settlement in this matter in time for resigned unexpectedly this week, has Jensen of Denmark makes your WHA clubs will offer to sell a few been one of the first to get sewers possibility of getting assistance from to Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Ryan, “We’re not going to refuse any National League Giants moving the beginning of the 1978 major directed a Birch Road resident to gift more special. Choose 'Tundra, players to the last-place Indianapolis some games into the empty because of ser.ious problems, the Manchester health director. Ellington. Eliminated from tournament con had to go to the emergency room overture from the NHL, we’ve got an league baseball season. correct a sewer hookup which has Racers. however, few people had connected the vase with the bubble in its sideration last night was the with a severely sprained ankle. open mind,” explained DeWitt, also a Coliseum. But the talks collapsed and “Legal counsel has advised me • Beginning a more aggressive ef base. The vase stands 11 inches Manchester High girls’ basketball Marilee Evans and Sue Naugton part-owner of the Cincinnati the Giants announced that all their that it would require between 60 to 90 fort to sign top college and junior tall; the matching bud vases, team as it dropped a 54-27 duke to paced Simsbury with 18 and 11 points Stingers. “But we believe we are home games this year will be played players. As part of the drive to sign days to put together the necessary Simsbury High at Garke Arena. respectively while Mary Neubelt was maturing and we want to build a at windy Candlestick Park. 7% and 6 inches. Even after top amateur players, WHA clubs will legal documents and secure the ap The Indians are 6-10. for the season best for Manchester with 9 markers. solid, established league of our own.” “I’ve just called. Charlie (Finley) proval for the relevant public bodies the flowers fade, the vase will make a coordinated effort to sign and told him to dust off the bats and with two contests left, tonight at En Manchester salvaged the jayvee When merger negotiations with the expedite such a matter — assuming continue to say “I love you”. Canadian junior players soon after get baseball back on the field where field and home Monday night against game, 32-20, with Lynne Wright NHL fell through last summer, the we were able to reach an acceptable Area police report the junior season ends and before the it belongs.” said Robert Nahas, $25, $7.50 and $6.50. Windham. A postpon^ engagement pacing the 9-7 locals with 14 points. WHA consolidated its operations agreement." with East H rtfo^ High won’t be Chris Cheney, Linda Carpenter and with eight teams, four less than the annual NHL draft. president of the Coliseum: previous season. Asked whether WHA clubs will Lurie said the meeting, one of South Windsor Mass., was charged Thursday with failure rescheduled unless the Hornets need Linda Roberts alw play^ well for Purchase contract leaf, stem & root it to qualify. the Indians. Among steps being considered to pool funds to keep Swedish stars several since Davis offered on Dec. Susan I. Jensen, 18, of Enfield, was to grant the right of way at an intersec MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The 857 MAIN ST. The ’Trojans, now 134, had a slim strengthen the league are: Anders Hedberg and Ulf Nilsson with 14 to buy the A’s for $12.5 million and charged Thursday with failure to grant tion. She was involved in a two-car acci Call 528-6583 .SimiiburHy (54) Maccarone 1 0-0 2, Milwaukee Brewers have purchased DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 14-10 margin after the first quarter. • Expanding the WHA by two the Winnipeg Jets, DeWitt said there move them to Denver, was decisive. the right of way at an intersection. She dent at Route 5 and Newberry Road. Kuhnly 10-0 2, Grigor 41-2 9, Archer 104 was “no interest” in such an agree Nahas had insisted that half the the contract of outfielder Gorman Pat’s Medkial Phamacir ’The lead went to 26-16 at the half and 2, Evans 9 0-118, Carman 4 0 4 8, Peter teams and realigning into two five- was involved in a, two-car accident on The driver of the other car was Richgrd master charge/visa team divisions. DeWitt said there has ment shown at the owners meeting. Giants’ games be played in Oakland Thomas from the Texas Rangers for Route 5. grew to 40-23 after three quarters. son 104 2, Naughton 51-211, Totals 26 2-5 Danielsop, 22, of Columbus Circle, East 1001 Main Street 203-649-2522 54. b^n interest from several cities in Several NHL clubs have been and that the name of the club be an undisclosed amount of cash. The driver of the other car was Garland Hartford. Danielson, and a passenger in East Hartford, Conn. Manchester, which started witluHit Thomas. 27. played with a Brewer injured leading scorer Ellen Donadlo Manrhealer (27) Tilden 4 0-3 8, Millis 0 establishing a new WHA franchise. trying to lure Hedberg and Nilsson changed to drop the “San Fran Correll, 62, of Bloomfield. Ms. Jensen is his car, Mrs. Norma Danielson, were HOURS farm club, the Spokane Indians of the mon-sat 9— 5:30 (averaging 14.3 points pier game); 0-2 0, Culbertson 104 2, L. Neubelt 3 0-3 6, “We discouraged them in the past un from the WHA for the 1978-79 season. cisco.” scheduled to appear in Common Pleas taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital, Hollister Appliance Harry A. Egazarlan Pacific Coast League, last season un thrusday til 9pm saw its ranks further depleted in the M. Neubelt 3 3-7 9, Geagan 1 0 4 2, Brown til we felt the league was on solid The largest offer reportedly has San Francisco Mayor George Court 12, East Hartford, Feb. 24. treated and discharged. Center R.P.H. til Texas acquir^ him as part of opening stanza as ’Tracy Culbertson 0 0 4 0, Turkington 0 0 4 0, Ckmnors 0 0 4 0, footing.” come from the New York Rangers — Moscone, though, refus^ to split the Susan Kalyer, 32, of West Springfield, Ms. Kalyer has a court date of Feb. 24. ToUls 12 3-15 27. some $475,000 a year for each man. trade for catcher Ed Kirkpatrick. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MarxTifMrf >( .
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ADVERTISINe ADVERTISINQ DEADLINE UST OF THE EVER REAL ESTATE MARKT RATES EQUAL HOUSING EQUAL HOUSING 12:00 noon tho diy botofo puMcMton. 1 day ...1la word par day Herald Otidlint tor Stturdoy and 3 daya ... 10a word par day Monday It 12:00 Noon Friday. 0 daya . . »< word par day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 20 daya .. Oa word par day 1 M. ■■ - W. JJ. J Boy or QM to Dollvor St 19 wordi 12.00 minimum ■j aHwi litiini Tho Monohootor Hoopttsl Happy A d t ...... 92.30 Indi PLEASE READ Local development com YDUR AD missions can do a lot to im- PHONE 643-2711 rove the local economy, Claaamtd adt art Uktn ovtr ley are essential in luring FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD IDt pnont ta a cptivtnitnct. Tht HtraM la rta ^ a lb lt lor new businesses and in only ont Incorraci Inatrtlon and dustries to a community. than only to Iht alia ol llta They can also be active in NURSES AIDE - part time II DELIVERY AND Stock per Real Batata orlglntl Inaarllon Errora wnich helping the community do not laaaan Iha valua ol tha National Weather Forecast p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, son needed mornings and H o m e s BM or advanitamant will not ba cor- plan for new growth, for 91 Chestnut Street. week ends. Apply in person, raclad by an additional Inaar both business and residen Parkade Liggett.iggett 1 Rexall. llon tial areas. The function of UNLIMITED 3000 I f j f a commission is to dis i p. Panel Doors Give cover unfilled local Full time andd part tir Room Dimension economic potentialities Experienced preferred, but LIBRARIAN (HEAD) we will train. Apply in person, Tolland Public Library. and to bring them to the WhAT DOES YODR DOOR DO WHEN IT ISN T East Hartford Convalescent Minimum requirements; OPENING OR CLOSING? Just hang Ui«re looking dull’ Read Herald Ad$ attention of entrepreneurs Home, 745 Main Street, East college degree, preferably in VERN9N M2g909 WHO and business managers. Hartford. library science. Library That's a decorative waite Doors should be part ol a HOMES UNLIMITED is ai> assoriation of Greater Hartford REAI.TORS* room’s total decor, as important ax a fine piece ol fur taatattaaaattttatttaatttaa aaaaataattaataaaaaaaaaataa Bringing in new business courses and work experience A superb situation for a family like yours. niture. Aitnoune^nmU i Annoonc»m*nH t generally means an in acceptable, substitute for This home has really been taken care of. pledged to provide you, the publie, with the best real estate HenieeH crease in value of all COUNTER HELP Wanted - library degree. Abilitv to Three bedrooms, fireplace, rec room, possible. Wood panel doors, lor example, contribute to room property in the vicinity. LISA apply Full of Baloney, 415 catalog essential. Knowledge beauty in a number of ways; The catch may be the n e ^ Main Street, Manchester. of library business operations. .closed in breezeway, garage and a super • The detail of deep-set panels, and the shadowlines to construct new municipal Some evenings. 30 hour work week to start. they create, add dimension to flat-surfaced walls CARLSON lowfii TiaruAtiMn Submit detailed resume in nice lot. Call today! WHY I PUBLIC NOTICE ] supports, i.e., sewers, ? u .19, • The variety ol authentic panel designs makes the HAPPY 13th cluding references to. Per Your HOMES UNLIMITED office will offer you knowledgeiihle door appropriate for any room style — Early American roads, schools, extra fire PART TIME POSITION - sonnel Committee, Tolland The traditional. European, or contemporary I The 34th and police protection, etc. BIRTHDAY, | Work as a Teacher Aide, 10 Public Library, Box 151. assistance in any Town in the Greater Hartford area and. . . if yon an’ • Wood panel doors can be stained to enhance the rich Ar« you looking for ■ a.m. to 1 p.m., 5 days per Tolland Connecticut, 06084. transferred, can assist you with re-location to any place in the United WELCOME TO THE S week. Call East Hartford natural grain, or painted to blend with room color I Firemen*8 rollablo rool ostoto ogont Closing date, February 18, TEAM. I 1 2 3 ' Public Schools, 289-7411, 8 States... HOMES UNLIMITED also offers a one year AMERK^VN HOME Real wood panel doors are available in stock sues a( that you ean count on ueiwiMM* FOToeMr • 1978. Equal O pportunity m im H 'iiz.-' I Annual Love, Dad, Mom | a.m. to 4 p.m. Employer. Pt m realty company SHIELD Warranty on your Home and. . . a unique Home PnrehaM* local lumber dealers and building supply ccniers whan you naod him? At MI-10N CENTURY 21 TEDFORD Guarantee. Because they arc easy to finish and hang, the job can be and Maryann f HOURBi handled by do-il-yoursclfcrs This makes decorative REAL ESTATE, Rt. 44A, choo/e-CfaMM IS Behoofa-CftMM 19 DaEy 6:30 - 6 pjn. I Ladies % ^ For period ending 7 a.m. EST 2/11 78. Friday night will find doors an easy, practical way to beaulily any room in the ■ollon Notch, Bolton, EaL I SJn. - 6 pjn. house 647-9614 wo arc snow over the Rockies, the mid Plains and changing to rain WHEN southward into the south Pacific states. Fair to partly cloudy profaaalonal and wo arc •BBBBBBBBBBBBBhBBBBBBBBBBB Anytime. . . stop in or call any one of the HOMES I M.IMITEI) office), Night elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, max rallablo. Whothor you arc Nofp WanfMf 13 if—you are Buying, Selling, or just thinking about it. . . Remember. . . buying or tolling you can temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 23 (48). Bo.ston 15 i30(. six-week | IF YOU ARE an attractive Chicago 14 (271. Cleveland 12 (28). Dallas 39 ( 60), Denver 18 1 WE’RE n e ig h b o r l y — NOT NATIONAL. If you are being transfern*d. will taka plaea at 6:30 p.m. raly on ut to find tho motivated woman we need b u ^ for your homo and (37), Duluth 1 (21). Houston 46 ( 66). Jacksonville 34 ( 59(. Kan lease call us for re-location assistance or to find out more about otir ONE MAN’S FAMILY on you. If you are looking for a sas City 34 (59), Little Rock 29 (45). Los Angeles 47 (50i. Miami Real Estate to find you your now glamorous, challenging posi | homo. Wo arc mombort 47 (68), Minneapolis 6 (22), New Orleans 37 (62). New York 19 E[OME PURCHASE GUARANTEE. BUYS A HOUSE OF HIS OWN Feba 18o 1978 tion, with a new Perisian (33). Phoenix 50 ( 62). San Francisco41 (57). Seattle 34 (44(, St. ■t Garden Qrova of tho Raalty Board and cosmetic line, you need us. tho MuHIpIo Lloting Sar- 236-2381. 633-3366. Louis 21 (33) and Washington 21 (41 (. Course I WHERE Catarars In Manchaatar vloo. Stop In today and lot I For (urthar Information call ua help you out. Call the HOMES UNLIMITED office nearest you — weVe located in 640-6770 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ In Manchester ! Avon, Bloomfield, Glastonbury, East Granby, Manchester, New Hart IS aftar 6 p.m. Handy Hint: Halp Wanted 13 Help Wanted Mon. and Wod. at 7 p.m. ■ ford, Newington, Simsbui*y, Southington, South Windsor, Wethersfield, Good starter Two Family!! New bath, wall to wall -All charttabla and non-proflt ' - .... Single people move more EXCELLENT opportunity to RECEPTIONIST - Typist, 9 to RescheduM to start Wed, Febniary 15th | carpeting, large yard with fruit trees and garden area, West Hartford (2), Windsor, Unionville, and still growing. . . call us! learn wholesale hardward 3 2 7 organliatlona wishing to havt lhair Public An- frequently than married 5 p.m. Monday through plus one car garage and gas grill. people. ^ sure, if you are business. Good working con Friday. Send resume to Box nouncamanta publlthad fraa In Ihia apaca ara ditions, short hours. 522-1107^ MM, Manchester Herald. RIRNCHE8TIRHIBH8CHD0L ! urged to contact Joa McCavanaugh, Qanaral leasing property, to cover 134 East Tpk*. Rm 132 I Manager of Regal Mulflara ol Manchaatar. all eventualities. 'ESTABLISHED East Hart MEN’S Department Manager I RMMD L MERMn AGENCY Space will ba allotad on a firat coma, flrat ford Company - Looking for - full time, must have selling (Triw IM MWdto Tlnwjk^lraekMd M.) | aarvad batia. permanent part time experience in men's wear or Peril In sferienl periring eree. n telephone solicitors. Day or furnishings. Liberal emplovee BigliPHeH! Pee I7 IJN (le i eienlng olen el *M) g 64«-11S0 evening positions opened. discount, paid pension plan, TMe ooerae meele the leMmeni raquhenienle el ttw g EXCLUSIVe SALES AGENT FOR Salary plus commission. Paid plus other benefits. Call Mr. CenneclleMt Heel M ele Cimmleelen. Youll (eem ebout con- • m holidays. Training provided Yee, at D&L Store, Vernon, tracte,morieeges.deedi,llnenclng,lletlnge.t1ielew,eppralilne. * for those who quaiify. Call 569- TEDFOPD HEAL ESTATE 8754)785. end ell Importent ereei ol reel eeute. H you heve been con- I 4990.______•Idering e ceieer In reel ettele, (hit It the eourte lor you. Heetr- | RegalSSSZSr | •••••••••••••••••••••••••• FRIENDLY PERSON - Part veOene ere not requbed. Regittretlon it held belort our Krtl . AIR CONDITIONING - And d ttt teeelon. * JARES A. EcCAimiY t SONS Halp Wanted 13 Uc tiffrr iiiriirnir-nra- nfiing iiilh n •uftt ftui ^nufuri. I*t| time evenings, some refrigeration service men CONTINUOU8 PROQREBB EDUCATIONAL CENTER ■ 128 BAST CBNTBN ST. wantra. Must be experienced. weekends. Local convenience Corntr of Broad » SALES POSITION - Straight store.Must be 18. Apply in per- 232-0018 $48,900.00 and Canler Strati Mon.-Frl. S a m. • 6 p.m. Excellent wages and benefits. commissions, leads,furnished O h e K e r a l b son. Seven Eleven,en, 509 Center Seven room Colonial with 3 or 4 bedrooms. Large lot in "BUILDER A DEVELOPER" A *‘Rf)ALTOR” enabled this family lo Phono 646*2112 Sa!...... 6 a.m. . 12 noon ;JI too homeowners. Call 242- This is a year round position. country location. Bright, cheery kitchen and formal Call A&B Cooling, 649-8691. Street, Manchester. SIncB 1882 quality built homaB In tha Manchaatar Araa purchase iheir apecial dream home. If ■rwwM'W:' 5402. dining room. Cuatom Built and DaaIgnad you’ve gol a house you’ve been eyeing, ••••BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB ************••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• see one of these reputable real estate Home* For Sale Homaa lor Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 23 Homm For Sole 23 H om e For Sale SS Homaa For Sola 23 Home$ For Btile 23 Homtt tor Sal* S3 23 men, or women. They will be ,sure to D.F. REALE NOW lUILDINO: COli’d’iU WOODS help make your dream home a'reality. 175 Main St. 646-4525 WESTWOOD n EAST 0 / / V MANCHESTER New Two Family homes. ^3 iSf # jms models. New Single Family. Romes. Custom built and BUILDER A DEVELOPER EAST OF THE MVER REAL ESTATE MARKTEQUAL HOUSING designed. Starting ^,900. EQUAL HOUSING THREE RECENT LISTINGS nNEW?o};d VERNON BIX ROOM RANCH natively desitm M 4/ ^ .on lovely lovelv hilltoph SOUTHFARMS Four Badfooma Oaraga And Sections of *T0REST M ir 200 Amp tarvloa MORTGAGE A U OF MANCHESTER Built-In DMiwaahsr BARROWS ALSO Ssvsral Appllancas nagoHaMa AQENTS FOR Bunporoh - AND------MONEY? OVER TWO ACREEin DDITT MONKEY AROUND WALLACE BRANAMEY & CHOMA OFMANGHESTER i THREE FAMILY GLASTONBURY COMPAN.Y The buying or selling of a home is serious business. Put yourself in the Minnechaug Mountain. Exceptionally attractive MANCHESTER PARKADE CU8TDM BUILDEII8 DF COLONIAL A CONTEMPOIIARY DE8IGN Thrta oil alaam haaOng ayatanw Contemporary Raised Ranch, cathedral ceilings Tenants pay haat, utflftfM hands of professionals with over fifty years of combined experience. w/beam, lots of glass & wrought iron. 2 fireplaces. Aluminum storms, sersansr doors. 646-7833 IF A NEW HOME IS NOT M YOUR PLANS ExesUant Incoma now, oouM ba mors. Raised hearth in family room, built-in bookcases, wall TEN MULTIPLE LI8T1NQ SERVICESI to wall and much more. OFFICES TNHOUOHOUT CONNECTICUT Wb Art, At Wtll At A Homtt Unlimittd, Mtmbtrt Of: Comparlaon InvMad In high forOasI TWO FAMILY '-j;'' Baparata hasting ayalama ■■■ • ^ mANGHESTER MMRD OF REALTORS I THEN M ULTHE USTMO SER VK r Tenants pay hast, utHWss Professionai ilARTFORD lOARD OF IKALTOIN A THEN N A T IIE U S T IN SERVK^ Ahimlnum storms, scrasns, doers. 1KAL ESTATE ILSJL (A NATIORAL REFERRAL AGENCY) Oaraga. Relocation Service ilt No Extra 6o6t! Low lortloo and worth HI Wa ara your award-winning RRLO raal sMaia d D . OF CONN. (GOINnG iAL A MDUSTRIAL DIVISION) broksr badiad by ovar 1E yMua of sxparianea ...... CAPE....: ...... and sarvloa to banafonrod paopto and com- ASK ME. First floor family room w/fireplace. Full shed panlat. Ont call puts US to work fflarkaOng your Wo Think Wo Aro Whot You Wont In A Roal Estate dormer, dining room. 3 bedrooms. 2-car garage, property hora and IlndlnA-naw propiwty for you Betty. Petricca 1^'r Ji anywhorp. WILUAMLBELHDIIE AGENCY Bod Ann Joe aluminum siding & storms. Martin School area. Company. ______REALTORS 047-141S Loah Officer Can 4M; today i^Home market evaluation Guaranteed home E,D. Taddei, President Individualized attention purchase program 1 4^ MAKE YOUR MOVE EA8YI ★ Mortaage qualification Multiple listing service PHILBRICK The Barrovrs & Wallace Company THE R.L MERRin AGENCY, REALTORS ABK ABOUT ALL POINTS RBLOCATION service A Equal Housing Opportunity MANCHESTER HARTFORD |T| a. agency SERVICE Ifcritage Savings j U 646-7833 72Br661S RICK MERRITT • ANN MILLER • BOB TERRY • DICK BIBSELL • JACKI SMITH & Im m Association • HimeIS9l I I SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE" 1007 Main Street, Manchester Tel; 640-4586 646-4200 646-4200 364 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER BEING GET MORE with ‘^LDDr ‘‘WANT ACTIDN7” 1 We are members of National Home Relocation Services with affiliated 'it.'?',- V 646-8250 offices throughout the U..*!. At iio obligation to you we can contact one s R N of our affiliated brokers, who will give you fast, personalized service. SENTRY aSa JREAl. ESTATE SERVICES NHAI. ■■TATI COMPANY VETERANS.. . NEW ARKIYJU. SOUTH WINDSOR iffiSlioli ONLY $38,866 Excellent value in this lovely Raised Ranch, that offers .! SERVICE__ ( Do you qualify for 7V4% mortgage For this spacious three bedroom Colonial Condominium. three or four bedrooms, large living room, formal dining All appliances, carpeting, central air conditioning plus a money? Call us . . . we are CHFA room, and deluxe kitchen, also paneled family room with ONE YEAR UMTTED, WARRANTY! You Bad better specialists. brick fireplace, three baths. 2-car garage. 16x32 inground hurry on this one!- swimming pool, city utilities. Immediate occupancy. 363.- 900 . JUST LISTED < 3 6 p 9 0 0 Ranch style Two Family. Lot size over 100’ fron tage. Can you afford to pay $159.00 monthly? The tenants help pay for the mortgage. Down payment This House Was Listed and Sold Within One Hour. only $3,700. Call us for details. Super clean Colonial only six years young. Flreplaced WOW! How’s That for fast service? It’s a 7 room living room, formal dining room, kitchen taullt-ins, three bedrooms, Itk batiu, garage. ranch with carport, 3 or 4 bedrooms, fireplace, rec- What Is Your room, and much iriore. Located in a rural area in brdon DLDER GHMIM Vernon near the Manchester line. Stately 5-Family on Rockville-Ellingon « BOLTON Can be found in this immaculate 7-room Colonial. Natural FOUR BEDROOMS Town Line. All appliances, two fireplaces, Property Worth? We would like to put your house in this spot next See this unique 5Mi room Ranch with a country styled oak woodwork, fireiplaced living room, formal dining in this olderCoIonial. Formal dining room, two fireplaces kitchen, spacious living room with huge Colonial brick garage, many extras. Never a vacancy. W* will liwpoct your property and ouggoot room, first floor den, three bedrooms, IMi baths, garage. week. Just give us a call anytime. (1 closed). Large kitchen with pantry, new aluminum an asking prica. (No obligation). fireplace, three bedrooms, enclosed sunporch. partial rer Solid INCOME producer. Price to sell at siding, 2-car garage, plus a ONE YEAR LIMITED room with 2nd fireplace. 2-car garage, one acre plus lot REHLTYI Aak ua about our guarantoo salts plan INVESTMENT MINDED? WE’RE HERE FOR YOU. WARRANTY! Only 338,900. with sunny pool. 369.500. *64,900 todaylil Wa ara mambara of tho national We have several investment properties in many ralocatlon sarvicas. (Sarving all tiia atatas locations. Call for prices and details. ^ of the Union.) BuiKHiin I nssEiro TEDFDRD R U LTO nt ^ RtlUTY DD, m Aak About Our Guaranteed Home Sole Progratii' o rBBBIPSBEl WNtL, EEEI HH6nl Ik ■UiSTATE REAL ESTATE GONSULTAHTS, bic. R o b w ia i IF WE GANT SEU YOUR PASEK 2BB-49S1 1st 008 BumsMe Ava., East Hartford, Cl. 0 4 7 - 0 0 1 4 646-2482 FROPEETY - W E U BUY ITI 643-2174 IS 2B9-747S f(
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