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Aid asked ^ Tragic raid brings by Carter on strike Egypt, Cyprus rift P -.j; WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter, setting aside collective LARNACA. Cyprus (UPI) - Egypt Ahram who was attending a meeting unexpected and unacceptable viola­ bargaining for the moment, sought and Cyprus exchanged angry ac­ of an Afro-Asian Solidarity group. tion of the island nation's sovereign­ the advice of key congressmen today cusations today over what caused an Police put the death toll today at at ty how to end the record 77-day strike Entebbe-style hostage rescue by least 15 — 12 of them Egyptian com­ The Egyptians had modeied the by 160.000 coal miners. Egyptian commandos to degenerate mandos— and 22 wounded, including raid after the Israeli foray into Ugan­ At the same time, one Independent into a tragic airport gunbattle that seven Cypriot troops and two jour­ da's Entebbe airport July 4, 1976. to coal company reached a tentative killed 15 persons and wounded 22. nalists. a West German and a rescue more than 100 hostages settlement of its contract with the most of them Egyptians. Cypriot The bodies of three of the hijacked by Palestinian and West United Mine Workers, apparently the Eyewitnesses said that in the midst Egyptians were discovered today in German terrorists The Israeli raid first crack in the record-long of the confusion, two Palestinian wreckage left by the shootout went off without a hitch walkout. gunmen who began a weekend of The harshest criticism came from The Palestinians shot Sebai at the Carter himself spoke with Senate terror Saturday by murdering one of Cypriot President Spyros Kyprianou. Nicosia Hilton Hotel during a Middle Democratic leader Robert Byrd of President Anwar Sadat’s close who was in the airport control tower Elastern diplomatic conference, took West Virginia, who said he told the friends, surrendered with the 16 when it was peppered by Egyptian about 80 hostages and later (reed president the best recourse was con­ hostages they had seized. machine gun fire. He had been there tinued negotiations. most of them in exchange for a The terrorists had commandeered negotiating with the terrorists when minibus that took them to the air­ Labor Secretary Ray Marhall and FJm a plane and forced it to fly to Djibouti the Egyptians attacked. A Cypriot of­ port. Carter sounded out lawmakers on — and back — in a fruitless search for ficial said he did not believe the what administration officials in­ asylum. placement of the shots was acciden- The gunmen freed five hostages in dicated were three options; Egypt called an emergency cabinet tal. exchange for the DC-8 and took the —Ordering the miners back to meeting and dispatched cabinet The Palestinian gunmen — iden­ other 12 hostages and four crewmen work under the Taft-Hartley Act — a minister Butros Ghali to Cyprus to tified as Samir Mohamed Khadar. 28, on a 24-hour odyssey through the Mid­ move which UMW President Arnold try to avert a rupture in diplomatic of Jordan, and Zayet Hussein al-Ali. dle East during which even the most Miller warned would provoke relations between the two nations 26, of Kuwait — appeared in court radical Arab nations refused them bloodshed at the mines. enmeshed in a web of terrorism that today charged with assassinating permission to land —Submitting the soft coal industry began Saturday when the gunmen Sebai. one of Sadat's advisers The and the UMW to binding arbitration. raided a Middle East diplomatic con­ court set Feb. 28 as the date for a Only the tiny nation of Djibouti on —A federal takeover of the mines, m ference. preliminary hearing, effectively the horn of Africa allowed the plane under which the government would t^priot officials blamed the 50- ruling out an Egyptian call for their to land and refuel, and the plane set "fair ' wage and profit levels minute rocket, machine gun and extradition. headed back to Cyprus. while the bargaining continues. mortar battle on the 75 or moie Cyprus agreed to let the 75 Egyp­ Congress would have to approve Egyptians and said they tried to tian commandos who were captured Cypriot officials said the Egyp­ either of the last two options. stage the raid in violation of Cypriot or surrendered, including their com­ tian's Hercules transport carrying Administration officials said sovereignty just as the Palestinians mander, go home as soon as they can the commandos arrived at Larnaca Marshall was shuttling between the were about to surrender to the get transportation. The U.S.-made about 30 minutes after the Cyrpus House and Senate today to present tK-'' Cypriots. Hercules C-130 they used to fly into Airways jet returned from Djibouti the options. Cairo said the Cypriots opened fire Larnaca was hit by a Cypriot ar­ and back. Marshall scheduled a midday after the Egyptian commandos tillery shell and destroyed. A jeepload of Egyptians stormed meeting with Chairman Harrison rushed the Cyprus Airlines DC-8 Ghali, who is the Egyptian Deputy out off the Hercules and drove Williams. D-N.J.. of the Senate labor hostage plane and captured the Foreign Minister, arrived in Nicosia toward the jetliner, spraying it with subcommittee. Chairman Frank killers of Youssef Sebai, ^ ito r of the today to meet with Cypriot officials, bullets and, according to British pilot Thompson of the House labor- influential Cairo newspaper Al who have called the Egyptian raid an Bill Cox, almost blowing it up. management subcommittee was also to be briefed on the “definitive" course of action. Pittsburgh and Midway Coal Co., a You have to go up^ too subsidiary of Gulf Oil. climaxed These two lads hold tightly to the rope that will tow them to District to ask CCLU weeks of independent bargaining by the top of Northview Ski Slope where, with luck and good reaching a tentative settlement with a bargaining team made up of UMW balance, they’ll make it back down to the bottom of the slope. national negotiators and local union Jon Hubley of 264 Hackmatack St. leads off with Michael Or- leaders. Although headquartered in fitelli of 110 Comstock Road following closely behind. They about merger voting Denver. Pand-M has mines in were the only two youngsters at Northview by mid-Saturday. western Kentucky, Kansas and (Herald photo by Dunn) Missouri. By GREG PEARSON townwide referendum on consolida­ With this year's revaluation, he Herald Reporter tion would not include a separate expects a mill of taxes on the Grand vote from the district on the topic. List to be worth $450,000 to $500,000. Representatives of the Eighth Votes from both the district and Thus, it will take one mill of taxes on Utilities District will contact the non-district areas would be included all town properties to meet the cost Panama debate resumes Connecticut Civil Liberties Union in one town wide vote total, according of operating the firehouse, calculated Tuesday to discuss “ basic con­ to the state’s Home Rule Act. The WASHINGTON (UPI) - The The de'oate is not yet much beyond tion. on an average property value of $20,- Treaty backers argut that whether stitutional questions” about the pre­ Town Charter, however, says that 000, Cummings said. Senate was resuming debate on the the opening statement stage, but will sent consolidation effort, a district Panama Canal treaties today, with heat up this week with arguments or not the information is damaging to the district must vote itself out of A mill on this year's Grand List spokesman said. existence. an unusual secret session schooled over whether the charges of drug the Torrijos family or to some U.S. will generate more revenue than past Meanwhile, Ted Cummings, one of This also will be brought up to the for Tuesday to consider allegations trafficking are relevant to the ques­ officials, who may have tried to con­ years because of increased property the leaders of the consolidation state’s Civil Liberties Union, the dis­ of drug trafficking by the family of tion of canal treaty ratification. ceal it, it has nothing to do with the values resulting from revaluation. canal treaties. move, has challenged district trict spokesman said. Panama’s leader Omar Torrijos. Opponents hope the evidence District residents now pay a tax of statements that consolidation of the “Can something be taken away The treaties were called up in the revealed behind closed doors two mills for fire protection, he said. district with the Town of Manchester from us without our making the Senate Feb; 8, but only three days of Tuesday will be damaging enough to Secret sessions are rare in the “Since only one mill of tax is would result in a tax increase of as decision?” the spokesman ask^. debate were held on them before the doom the treaties. They believe it Senate, and are called only for the needed under the proposed consolida­ much as seven mills to district The district’s committee opposing Senate adjourned for a week-long could help swing several currently most sensitive intelligence and tion plan, the Eighth District proper­ residents. consolidation. Stop Tampering With recess, which ended today. undecided senators against ratifica­ national security discussions. ty owners will pay less than they pay The Committee for One the Eighth's American Liberties now,” Cummings said! Manchester, which includes (STEAL), wiil submit more This figure, however, does not in­ Democratic Town (Hiairman Cum­ withdrawals from the petitions clude the town's fire tax being spread mings, organized a petition drive to Tuesday. The number of the to district residents if consolidation obtain signatures from residents sup­ withdrawals now is 111. It should occurs. Under consolidation, both Two directors favor porting a referendum question on pass 200 Tuesday. district and non-district residents consolidation. The committee filed Cummings said today that district would pay the same amount for fire petitions Friday that it says has representatives have been saying protection. The present district rate signatures from 10 percent of the consolidation will result in a five-to- is about five mills less than the town. residents of both the district and non­ seven-mill tax increase for district With consolidation, Cummings Sunday liquor sale district areas, the number required residents. calculaled that all residents would to force a referendum. He does not feel this is so. pay about five mills. Five mills wHI Two Republican member? of the owners, some of whom approached District representatives, however, He said that the present town fire “ Why should the people of cost a taxpayer more in the up­ Manchester Board of Directors have the directors about the proposal. have said that many of the signers budget is just under $2 million for Manchester have to go to other towns coming year than now because of asked that the March agenda include “We’re getting much positive were misled by petition circulators. five firehouses. This is an average revalued property, however. a proposal to lift the town’s ban on response,” Mrs. Ferguson said of the on Sunday to have a drink with their They have charged the circulators meal,” he said. cost of $400,000 per house. Cummings also said, however, that Sunday liquor sales. idea of lifting the Sunday ban on any with “massive fraud.” Thus, the addition of the district the district will be paid for equip­ Pointing out that Manchester is liquor sales. “If you want to take your mother Because of this, district officials out for Mother’s Day, you have to go firehouse to be manned full time by ment and its firehouse if consolida­ one of the few towns in the state that Diana said that Manchester is one are expected to contact the Connec­ somewhere else,” he said. paid firefighters would cost about tion occurs. Such a payment might be has such a ban and that local of very few towns in the state that ticut Civil Liberties Union ’Tuesday. $400,000 and possibly less because made through a tax break to district restaurants lose business on Sun­ has such a Sunday ban. The idea Mrs. Ferguson supports Also, representatives of the district would lift the ban for restaurants and several overhead costs are included residents, he said. days, Republican Directors Vivian “People in Manchester are paying are concerned that the proposed in the total budget, Cummings said. Fer^son and William Diana are sup­ the same price for a liquor license as private clubs. She is not seeking to porting the change. those in other towns, but they’re not open taverns on Sunday. Package So are many local restaurant getting full use of it,” he said. stores are prohibited by state law from selling on Sunday. “We’re thinking about a family- Today’s news summary type thing where the .whole family might be going out to dinner on a Sun­ No date set yet day,” she said. If the parents wish to ATLANTA (UPI) - U.N. Am­ Shipyard and eight other reinedy past discrimination.” have a drink with the meal, they bassador Andrew Young says the shipyards across the nation which Peter L. Kennedy, attorney for the Rhode Island chapter of the can’t do it in Manchester. United States is gelling arms to build or repair nuclear sub­ Associated General Contractors for GOP election “We’re not talking about people Egypt to bolster the security of marines. boozing it up,” Mrs. Ferguson said. President Anwar Sadat and thus McIntyre, a member of the U.S. of America, said he will take the Senate Armed Services Com­ case to the First Circuit Court of No date has been set for the elec­ She said that the change would the security of Israel. Directors. Clendaniel ran Zinsser’s mittee, made his appeal after a Appeals in Boston. tion of the Manchester Republican keep revenue in the community. successful re-election campaign last Boston Sunday Globe story year. “This could mean 52 more days of “I think Israel’s security is Party’s chairman. Both sides say reported workers exposed to low- business each year for restaurants,” dependent on Anwar Sadat’s PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - ’The now that they have enough votes to “We think we’ve got a good 30 to 35 level radiation from nuclear sub­ man identified as “Deep Throat" she said. Many restaurants that staying in power and I think we’ve win. votes,” Zinsser said. “That’s enough by H.R. Haldeman says he has to win it.” . serve liquor now close on Sunday marines at the Portsmouth facili­ Present Chairman Thomas got to look at Egypt as really a proof he was out of the country because they feel the ban hurts ty are twice as likely to die from Ferguson, who was elected two years The winner must receive a majori­ new ally and treat them as such,” when the secret informant gave business. cancer as the average American. ago, is seeking re-election and is ty of votes from the committee Young said Sunday at the dedica­ key information a^out the being challenged by Scott Clendaniel, members who attend the session The proposal to lift the ban tion of the Martin Luther King Jr. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A Watergate scandal. an attorney who is a member of the previously has lost in referendum chapel at Atlanta’s Morehouse when the chairman is elected. Since local contractors’ group plans to Fred Fielding/ who served as Republican Town Committee. vQtes, the last of which was in 1964. A College. there are 82 members and perfect appeal a federal court ruling up­ .assistant to presidential counsel “As of this time. I’m not worried attendance is unlikely, the 30 to 35 hearing will be scheduled on the sub­ ject for the March meeting to hear holding a Congressional require­ John D ^n, told the Philadelphia about retaining the chairmanship,” votes should be enough for Clen­ ment that 10 percent of federal Bulletin even thotigh he denied Ferguson said. He said that he feels daniel, Zinsser said. public comment on the idea. BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. Thomas public works contracts go to Haldeman’s allegations im­ he has enough support from The date of the election has not In October 1976, Manchester McIntyre, D-N.H., has issued a minority businessmen. mediately after they were made been set by Ferguson. It must be held restaurateurs abandoned a members of the town committee to call for an immediate federal three weeks ago, he felt he had to keep the party’s head position. within two weeks after March 13, the petitioning effort seeking support for U.S. District Court Chief Judge probe of possible radiation Raymond J. Pettine ruled Feb. 6 prove that he was not “Deep One of those supporting Clendaniel day the town committee members a town ordinance to permit Sunday hazards at the Portsmouth Naval Congress has the right to Throat.” is Carl Zinsser, a Republican begin serving their next two-year liquor sales. The group needed 3,000 member of the Manchester Board of terms. signatures but obtained'only 1,700. /I I’AUK TAU) - M A N C H H yTC H K\ K M N G H KH A l.D . Maixh<-!«lcr. ( , Ji mT:i M A N C H E S TtJt E V E N IN G H ER A LD , Maitcbester, Conn , Mun . Feb 2u. IV7X !’'V*U ll i H f k- Cohen MC for firemen [About town )Chainber again presses Donor Dinner March 12 Saulten-Siegal Sol Cohon. former political writer Manchester's American Legion Pamela Rae Siegal of Manchester and Stephen W. for The Herald, will serve as master Auxiliary will elect a Junior vice- The annual Donor Dinner of the Saulten of Enfield were married Feb. II in an evening of ceremonies at the annual banquet president during its meeting Monday for improving downtown Manchester Chapter of Hadassah ceremony at Temple Beth Sbolom In Manchester of Hose Co. 2 of the Town Fire at 7:30 p.m. at the Legion Home. will be held on Sunday. March 12 at The bride is the daughter of M r. and Mrs. James Siegal Department March 4 at Garden Jackie Carr is in charge of a program The Greater Manchester Chamber more definitive plans were presented citizens of Manchester have every 6:30 p.m. at Temple Beth Sbolom. 400 of 54 Stephen St. The bridegroom Is the son of M r and Grove. on "Am ericanism ." of Commerce again has asked that for the use of the funds. right to expect the results of these E. Middle Turnpike, according to Mrs. Abraham Saulten of A fie ld . the town make improvements to the The committee also was looking tc publicly funded projects to be in the Maxine Jafee. chapter president. Rabbi Michael Berenbaum and Cantor Israel Tabatsky The volunteer firefighters' annual Our Lady of Peace Mothers Circle downtown area its first priority when future years in its request. best interest of the entire communi­ " ’The equivalent of a Paris fashion officiated event will open at 6 p.m. with a social will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the spending federal Community ’’With approximately $1.5 million ty, and an attempt to expend funds opening will take place right here in The bride wore an Empire-style gown of ivy English hour. Dinner will be served at 7. homo of Mrs. Theresa Ghabrial. 59 Development funds. in C D money and $1.9 million in road without an acceptable plan of action Manchester, when the Israeli net with appliques of re-embroidered lace, seed pearls should be avoided,” the committee Fasliion Shomu. premiered at the McDivitt Drive. The chamber’s Central improvement funds available over and sequins and designed with long sleeves cuffed with Guests of honor will include former 1977 Hadassah Convention, will show Manchester Action Committee un­ the next several years, the Central said. satin embroidered with pearls and a detachable fire commissioners and retired fire Friendship Circle of the Salvation animously voted to urge the Board of Manchester Action Committee is Investment from the private sector models from Israel's latest collec­ cathedral-length train of net appliqued with lace and chiefs and captains. Four membrs of A rm y will meet Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Directors and the Citizens Advisory asking both groups to recognize the can be expected only when there are tions. now being exported to the trimmed with satin and pearls. Her headdress was a the company will be awarded plaques at the Citadel. Mrs. Ethel Duncan Committee to set the downtown area need for effective planning if any assurances that the use of public United States. C a n a ^ and other cloche of matching lace and pearls for 25 years of active service. will demonstrate making soda bread. as its first priority for the use of the real, meaningful impact is to be money is well planned, the group's countries." said Mrs. Jerome Mrs. Judith Siegal, the bride’s sister-in-law. was Hostesses are Mrs. Doris Howard funds. made on central Manchester,” the statement said. Nathan, chairman of the Donor matron of honor. Elliott Saulten was his brother s best Dinner. Clyde Pickeral is general chair­ and Mrs. Agnes Shauger. The Citizens Advisory Committee committee said. The discussion of C D money has man. Richard A. Siegal, the bride’s brother, was usher. man and George Trueman is chair­ has developed a plan for the C D funds ” A golden opportunity nbw exists concentrated on individual projects Following a reception, tbe couple left for Ontario, man. They are being assisted by Manchester WATES will meet that was approved, with some to see some real changes downtown but has not taken into account the The annual Hadassah fashion show, ( ’anada. They will reside in Hamburg. N Y. Roland "Yago " Schiller. Robert Tuesday at the Italian-American changes, by the directors. that will directly improve the quality relationship of the projects and the which is shown throughout the United Both M r and Mrs. Saulten are employed by the Robert Adams and Joe Trudeau Club. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 Th e plan includes $90,000 ir of life of those residents who live, revitalization the downtown area, the States for the benefit of Hadassah Half Personnel Agency of Buffalo. N.Y. Mrs Saulten is S o l ('.o Ih ' ii p.m. There will be a wine tasting technical studies, probably primarily work and do business in the area. ’The statement said. Israel Education Services, combines personnel manager arid M r. Saulten is viie president. program. Top losers for January are for the downtown area, and $Z21,00( clothes created by students at the ' 4 - cm Doris Carpenter and Alice for a neighborhood or senior citizen.' Hadassah Seligsberg-Brandeis Com- Ct Community leaders McCavanagh. center or both. The directors ap^ ISational Weather Forecast prehensive High School in Rockville hoepital notes proved the plan but said they Jerusalem, and by Israel's top The Little Theatre of Manchester expected amendments to be made a5 ______fashion houses. These fashions, designed by students at the Hadassah cast and crew for "The Little Foxes" Six of Israel's leading fashion Seligsberg-Brandeis Comprehensive High School in Jerusalem, Admitted Thursday: Street, Rockville; Jack laud Joseph Sartor V.I will rehearse tonight and every night houses, such as Beged-Or (known for Matthew Cassidy, Tolland; Colton. Amy Dwyer. will be featured along with clothes from Israel's leading Donna Colton. Warehouse Brookfield Street, through Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at n suede and leather) and Gottex Lions win award designers at the Hadassah Fashion Show on March 12. Point; Kimberly Manchester. Barry 2 Stressing the com bination of don both spoke of Sartor's East Catholic High School. The (swimwear), will show their thoroughness as an investigator and Kupfeschmid, Staffdrd Fluckiger, Orchard Street, toughness and gentleness that technical rehearsal will be tonight. creations with those of tomorrow’s characterized Joseph Sartor in the Lannan said. " I held his advice in Springs; Sandra McGraw, Rockville; John Grondin, Dress rehearsals will be held The Manchester Lions Club has won the annual World trend-setters, the students of the mature women. Santic Meadow Koad, South Somers; Gertrude Hull, eyes of his friends and associates, a high esteem." take up to nine months to complete. Wednesday and Thursday nights. Lions Manchester Day award for 1977. fashion department at Hadassah’s Windsor; Nora Jean Posocco, Maple Street. Rockville; series of speakers Friday night paid Lannan said Sartor was relentless Some of the clothes the students Reservations for members and Cast and crew are to report 7 p.rn. World Manchester Day is for every Manchester in the i O A A M high school. Garments have been Stafford Springs; Mary Ur- Steven McClean. Tolland; tribute to Sartor on his retirement not only in the investigations that led designed feature details in em­ their guests may be made by calling for performances Friday and Satur­ world that has a Lions Club and does something for the selected for showing not only for the bon, Somers. Jonathan Sitek, Mansfield; Mrs. Stepht'n . Saiillrn broidery, passementerie, applique of Mrs. Jerome Nathan at 649-9652. from the Manchester Police Depart­ to arrests, but also in those "in which Discharged Thursday: Mrs. N icole Sitek. Mansfield; day nights. town such as clean up, helping the sick, and other young figure, but also for the more paillettes, and crochet work. These ment. we proved someone innocent." Deadline is Feb. 26. Carol Bowman and son. White Beverly Svirk. Ellington. projects. N M O A U A M i ' The occasion was a testimonial Mayor Stephen T . Penny and Town The Sunset O u b will meet Tuesday The Manchester, Conn., Lions Club had a party for the I I—IMM 0 dinner in his honor at The Colony, Manager Robert Weiss saw the large at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens elderly at the center in the elderly housing development attended by about 500 persons. size of the audience as an indication Center. After the meeting, there will on Bluefield Drive. MHS classes plan 40th reunion June 10 Engaged Capt Sartor, who had headed the of community respect for the Police be a kitchen social. The Manchester club will be presented a trophy Detective Division since its forma­ Department as well as for Sartor U M W I M M i a r O I O C M T • Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Steak Out in Talcottiville. The Manchester High School which is held regularly at five year son, ’Thomas Deardon. E a rl DeLong, tion. retired Jan. 31 after 29 years as personally. For Period Ending 7 a.m. E S T Tuesday. Monday night wiil The Manchester Civic Orchestra John West, chairman of Manchester Day, will make the Classes of 1938A and 1938B will hold intervals. Traditionally, over 150 peo­ Chester Hodgkins, Everett Reed, Rancoiirt-Livfngood* St., East Hartford. a Manchester Policeman. Director Vivian Ferguson spoke of Ensemble will play at the Kiwanis find rain and or showers in the Pacific Northwest, while snow ple have attended, and it is an­ William Schieldge, Carl Schwartz. Mr. Livengood is the son of Mr. and Ilyjek-IVIulvuney presentation. Other guests attending will be Maurice activity will (all in portions of the Ohio and Tennessee valley. their 40th reunion on June 10th at the The engagement of Miss Linda Ann "He roared like a lion, but had a the family unity characteristic of the Club meeting Tuesday noon at ticipated that this year’s attendance Enrico Stentella, and Samuel A. Mrs. William Livengood of 43 Oliver Dr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Hyjek of Thompson and Thomas McGibney, president and im ­ Mostly fair weather elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in­ Manchester Country Club. Two com­ Rancour! to William W. Livengood, heart of gold," said Lt. John Krinjak. Sartors and Monsignor Edward J Manchester Country Club. will be the greatest to date. Pratt. Road. 175 Hilliard St. announce the engage­ mediate past president, respectively, of the Manchester, clude: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 27 (41). mittee meetings have already been both of Manchester, has been an­ who worked with Sartor and now Reardon, pastor emeritus of St Anyone having any knowledge of Also Florence Appleby Cutler, ’The bride-elect graduated from ment of their daughter, Carol Ann of Vt., club, and Michael Lundry, their zone chairman. Boston 18 (28). Chicago 11 (21). Cleveland 12 (25), Dallas 26 held, with the next one scheduled for nounced by her parents, M r. and serves as acting captain of detec­ James Church, alluded, in reference the whereabouts of the following Marjorie Brown Vittner, Irene George J. Penney High School in W est Hartford, to William A. Robin Chapter, American Business This year the Manchester Day will be held Sept. 9, but (47(, Denver 20 (51), Duluth 1 (22), Houston 21 (57), Jackson­ March 1 at the home of Lucille Niles Mrs. Renald Rancour! of 31 Broad tives. to family traits, to the Joseph Sartor Mulvaney of Farmington. Women's Association will meet it is not known what the Connecticut club’s project will ville 33 ( 57), Kansas City 11 (28i, Little Rock 20 ( 38i, Los Covey, 5 Frances Drive. classmates is asked to contact Irm a LaChance Milliot, Sophie Motcunas East H artford in 1976. She is Similar observations were made by who became Pope Pius X. M r. Mulvaney is the son of Frank tonight at 6:30 at Manchester Coun­ be. Angeles SO (66). Miami 53 ( 69), Minneapolis 3 (23), New Orleans Irm a DeSimone and Hilda Richter DeSimone at 200 Oak St. at 6494)0^; Stocken, Margaret Smith Edwards, employed at The Travelers In­ other speakers. The featured speaker, Nathan try Club, 305 S. Main St. State Rep. 26 ( 45(. New York 20 ( 30), Phoenix 45 (78), San Francisco 47 Miller have been chosen co­ Lawrence Costello, Charles David­ and Marjorie Wallace Smith. surance Co. Mulvaney of Farmington and the late Judge John F. Shea, toastmaster, Agostinelli, traced the history of Muriel Yacavone will be guest (60). Seattle 46 (S6>. St. Louis 13 (26i and Washington 26 (37i. chairpersons for the reunion event, Her fiance, a 1973 graduate of Mrs. Marguerite Mulvaney. described him as a careful in­ police departments and said that speaker. f About town 3 Manchester High School, served Miss Hyjek graduated from the vestigator and observed that good they have grown recently in integri­ EKG course offered three years in the U. S. Army University of Cmnecticut and Cen­ criminal investigation is the begin­ ty, effectiveness, and prestige. Members of Manchester Barracks, Military Police Corps in Europe. He tral Connecticut State College. She is ning and crucial part of prosecution. Referring to changes in police World War I Veterans, and Auxiliarj' A non-credit course in intermediate electrocardiogram Births The stewardship com m ittee of is employed at Manchester Memorial employed by the Simsbury Board of Attorney John D. LaBelle, former technology in the wake of Supreme will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at interpretation will be offered by the Community Concordia Lutheran Church will Hospital. Education. state's attorney, said, "There never Services Division of Manchester Community College. The Little meet tonight at 7:30 in the church M r. Mulvaney is vice president of Court decisions on search, seizure, Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Rickard, Sroll Jason, Palmoski, Kori Lyn, Boilaro, David John, maternal great- 'The couple is planning an Aug. 12 Classes will begin March 2, and will continue on was a better cop. He never made a and confessions, Agostinelli said Sar­ Center St., to pay respects to the late son of Ronald and Sharon daughter of Kenneth W. son of Richard and grandmother is Mrs. Mae room. wedding at the Blessed Sacrament Gem Mayflower Moving and Storage bum pinch in his life." Tliursdays from 7 to 9:30 p.m. for four weeks at the Theatre of Co. in Hartford. tor was on old-time cop, but "Joe Hatold Belcher, a member. Flavell Rickard of 9 Barry an d Kathleen Shea Kathleen Seraoffsky Bot- Griffin of 40 Terry Road, Church in East Hartford. "When you opened one of his files University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington. changed with the times." Maftchester Road. He was bom Feb. 3 Palmoski of 30 Prasser taro of 219 Valley Vievu East Hartford. He has a The Intern Support Group of and got ready to go to court, Sartor received a purse and was Instruction will cover the P wave, QRS and arrhythmia Show case Church Women United will hold at Manchester Memorial Drive, East Hartford. She Road. He was bora Feb. 6 brother, Michael Richard, Emanuel Lutheran Church will meet everything.was there," LaBelle said. presented with several plaques and interpretation. TTie course is open to nurses, electrocar­ . Inc. Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the home of their monthly forum meeting Cinemas Hospital. His maternal w a s born Feb. 5 at at Manchester Memorial Police Chief Robert D. Lannan and letters of congratulation. diogram technicians, emergency medical technicians INTERSTATE 8 4 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stawski, East- Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at Second grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal former Police Chief James M. Rear­ M X irsa prefents Congregational Church, 385 N. Main and employees of medical offices. Students are expected Mrs Edward S. Adamy Sr. Hospital. Her paternal bury Hill, East Glastonbury. S l u m LAME b. grandparents are M r. and St. Vicki Jennings will show slides of to know the basics of electrocardiogram interpretation. of 31 E . M.ipl(? .Street. His grandparents are D r. and XJSpNokkl Mrs. Robert Seraoffsky of F ROBERTS STREET For further information, call the office of the Com­ her trip to Israel. Women from all EAST HARTFORD paternal grandmother is Mrs. John B. Shea of North 30 Wind Road, East Hart­ munity Services Division at 643-2137. D i C l C O U N T churches are welcome. SSB -aaiO Mrs. Roderick H. Rickard Waterboro, Maine, former­ ford. His paternal grand­ aAROAmauamm The of 174 Cooper St. His ly of Manchester. Her parents are M r. and Mrs. $2.80 Ul 2S20P.M. maternal great- paternal grandparents are Samuel Bottaro of 44 Piper g u it a r , b a n j o a b a s s I f j j ^ $4!l-5(tM grandparents are Mrs. M r. and Mrs. Walter J. Lane, East Hartford. His It used to bt belitvad that eating lilies of the valley would strengthen the memory. Howard C. Flavell of 33 Palmoski of Oakville. Sl e Manchester aisslonbunr LESSONS -THE- Little 12;iTHEATRE'S EAST O T H E R a P E Packard St. and John has a brother, Kevin Jon, 260No.MalnSL FoxRtinMalFox Run Man Penonalized Irutruetion, Rapid I^ogezt. Adamy of 15 Acadamy St. 11 Yean Experience. Agee I w u lU OTTHE" EAST HARTFORD E i S B ’ All Stylee. Beginnen to ProfemionaU. M. Foxes /^ Theater ^ FREE loan intrument for beginners. * A L N I V t R S A L IIBOBumtMiA^ .BOl Silver lane DAVIS J COU^»3PICTUil schedule Lillian Htllman I J I FAMILY i CANDLESHOE PALS PALS Restaurant Ti EVERY S4S~GSS7 CLOSE U.A. Theater 1 — "High “SEMI- VITAMINS VITAMINS HOME STYLE COOKING F r id a y & S a tu r d a y WITH mON Anxiety " 2:00-7:30-9:15 Bob Stirber EMCOm AT BUDGET PRICES ^ = TOUGH” F e b . 2 4 - 2 5 U.A. Theater 2 — TUESe The Perfect Execution . . “Candleshoe" 1:00-3:00-7:00- March 3 • 4 bnd Unmatched Quality of Mlsr 9:00 7:30 PeMe 60 U.A. Theater 3 — "Close COME AND PLAY HAROLD n o ^s* : Encounters" 2:00-7:00-9:30 8:30 P.M. Hand Blown Lead Crystal. Reg. Vernon Cine 1 — "The Bet­ CALDOn PLAZA J M T.CARIIiL $3.38 Eitt93otll-M $3.04 sy " 2:00-7:00-9:40 Where Else? tMANCHESTER 1' HALL Vernon Cine 2 — TALL $ 2 7 2 M9-5487 ROBERTS 8T. a Hand Cut Wine Goblet $251 "Charlotte’s Web” 1:30; ■m. SfL II tat n J- East CathoiiG High "Julia " 7:10-9:20 ? > w b 't.o b (off Forboe Stroot) SATURDAY Auditoiiuin GLOVE (Form erfr hold at CEDAR NIGHT MO.OO Value ' The Community Bldg) MandiMlar Evwiliig Herald FEVER BUFFERIN BUFFERIN Travel Service John Travolta PuMMiad even evening esoeiil TOTAL PRIZES 6E8T PICTURE TICKETS 36 SwKleys an) Iwadew. Entered at the 555 MAIN STREET Inexpensively Mendieelar. Conn, kel Omoe ee 8e- 543-2165 3 3 5 0 - Reg. $1.29 oond Cleaa Idea Sdatlar. turn •3.50 Over 30 Years Sponsored by EVERY TUESDAY Students Sr. GHhens Sale Priced At Suggested Carrier Rates MEN’S CLUB ‘ J u l i a ” » Payable In Advance Travel Experience m * M.16 $2.42 8b>glacopy...... lie Authorized agent in St. Isaac Jogues 2.00 Waaldy...... 90e AT 7:30 P.M. M s m . One month...... 13.80 MancBester for all Church KIDDIE MATINEE Three monihe ...... 111.70 Airlines, Railroads and For tlektts call *5.00 " 79 Six montha...... $23.40 Adwilaalon $1JM UP TO $350. IN CASH PRIZES ‘t a s i m s a a ' PLEASE CALLTHEATRE One year...... $40.80 Steamship Lines. ORANGE HALL FOR SCREEN TIMES m m i Mae Rates Upon Requeet 647-9286 Subsenbera ivho tea to rdoelw 86 EAST CENTER ST. ttiair newepepir belora 5:30 p.m. ______MANCHESTER. CONN.______titould telephona the circulation department. 047-9140. Old World Craftsman Brin^ Vou A Collection BAN ROLL-ON J&J of Beautiful Solid Pewter Initial Stick Pins BABY POWDER A L L N E W Scent With The Delicate Old Enpsh Simplicity UnscenI 0 ox. 2 1W Reg. Tuesday 3 $1.85 Reg. $1.52 M iiS BRUras BA(Z ET FOPUZeAR beillhd That Real Pewter Demank ^ .0 0 is Do us both a favor and please check to see if your name and address are $ 1 3 9 $115 Tnes. andWed. ITight Specials listed properly in the WHITE PAGES of the Book of Names-your telephone T w o s -D a y N directory. We’re getting ready to print the new phone book. at „ it BAND-AID 0 BIB-in STUB Now Is the time to tell us if any changes are necessary. If a separate listing J&J (Hag. $2.79] Brand Strips liums (Rag. $2.39] for your spouse, chjldren or relatives Is desired, order all your additional BABY listings now. And If you plan to move in the next few weeks, please let us HURRf Clowns, exciting aerial SHAMPOO Pteetic $2.29 know. Otherwise we'll assume the present listing Is correct. You won’t have Two Chopped Steak Dinners or acrobats, performing ani­ $1.99 SB’s ON mals, cotton candy and another chance to change it until next year. 7 02. Two Clam Dinners Reg. loads of good fun . . . at Reg. 11.83 $ 1.00 the all-new, 23-act Shrine ; S O L I D ' only sals -"StBt® ► Circus. Have a barrel of $j47 $ 1 5 3 The dealine for white page listing changes In the new Manchester Book of $ 3 « e l ^ m a l n ^ laughs and thrills . . . and Names is Please call any necessary changes to us at the Manchester entrattei/ a super circus for young­ March 2. sters of all ages. PhoneCenter Store at 647-2000. Or, If you prefer, visit us at 52 East Center STATE ARMORY Street. BAND-AID ST. JOSEPH BROAD STREET«HARTFORD Child Aspirin B ’l j ( )1 1 \ K ) R 1 ) only Wed. thru Sat. Matinees;! Brand Strips Sun. and Mon. Matinees;2:00 If you live In MancAesler and your number starts with 643,646,644,640 or 647 Wide 36 at Wed. thru Sun. Evenings:7;4S or In Rockvfffe and your number starts with 871. 872 or 875, you can order Reg. 596 Mon. Evening:6;30 Indnilaa bakad potato, Tezaaioait, apd “all-yon-ean-eit” salad bar Totalphone or Touch-Tone service without a number change. Plastic General Admission $2.00 — Sheer On sale at door on day of 37* performance 4:00 p.m. til 9:00 p.m. Apple Reserved Seats; $4.50 MON., fOU., m o. 104 30 RBNICES FEVER MSI Ticket Informanlion: “MANCHESTER”- THOM., FM. 16-« Reg. $1.70 EXIT 58 off 1-84 •Af. 104; MM. 124 teniiNi-tia' 278-1110 SHOP-RITE PLAZA AND WEST MTODLE TURNPIKE Soulhetn.NewEngland1blephone 6 4 9 - 1 7 8 7 444 Roberts St. Ticfcel omca Open Daily $j67 8 U 0 8 O W 10ajn.-0Mpjn. MM CnOMl t U * IM T TO EXIT 92, STIAMOT AHMO I l i f . u n EAST HARTFORD Nq take oono MOAO sf., im m t o p a m a o i . i o o n d fw " Ml MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchutcr. Cuon M-m Ki-h I'AGE HVK I’AtIK KOl'H - MANCUKSTKH KVKNlNt; HKHAI.I). MiimtoUT. C>mii. Mon . Kd> ai. HffH National Monument Open forum About town iRanrlii'strr izuruiiui l'(rral^ opM mondtyt The local chapter of Parents a.m. and Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 102 AFTER MVEHTORY SALE Manchester — A City of Vlllafle Charm The sewing group of Emanuel c i M ti...... t ::...... Anonymous will meet Tuesday at 7 Norman St. More information is malir Founded Oct. 1. 1681 Church Women will meet Tuesday at OrMi Raofc...... se%«~efL« Praise long overdue p.m. in Manchester. For more infor­ available by calling 646-9235. 10 a.m. in Luther Hall of the church. CTOCIWI GulUMl Audit Burdiu of Cifcuialton K. Unilod Prtu imotnational mation. call toil free l-60664^2288. thorto, Covwupo, Members are asked to bring A ■•IMng tuHa...... ■M M itati • IMI M lir Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. Emanuel Church Women will meet sandwiches. Dessert and coffee will required to travel throughout the Pm I tu N s ...... Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. To the editor: Nathan Hale Toastmasters Club tonight at 7:30 in the church board be provided. ter la-Mate a Isa eooMy eote This letter is long overdue. As a State of Connecticut and, of course, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at room. All officers and circle leaders Slow a A AhgAa ...... 16 eatora hi steaU 668 yard Raymond F Robmaon EditOf PubMhar HafOtd E TuFkingion Managing Edilof resident of South Windsor, for the with the recent snowfall travel has Center Congregational Church. are requested to be at this meeting. Qo w im ...... W: been impeded tremendously. t tocfci ...... last 21 years, I would like to take the ragteom VM Opinion opportunity through your newspaper Traveling around the state, I have Grace Group of Center A neighborhood coffee hour will T h e Temple Beth Sholom lloiM*...... Oer Mae Congregational Church will have a take place Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at 2 l i r * 1 J I to praise the Highway Department been able to observe the conditions in Sisterhood is sponsoring a game Winter Qouma A Pa|«nuM ...... 20%„>8lf~~ various small towns, large towns and potiuck tonight at 6:30 in the Robbins the Emanuel Lutheran Outreach night on W edne^ay at 7:45 at the twMtera, Jadwte A VMte ...... 20%„„alt». for the Town of South Windsor. Room of the church. The Rev. Center, 64 Church St. cities and can honestly say that the temple. 400 E. Middle Turnpike. Ad­ ChHdTM - Jr. Pdite. Chubbdte* .. Upon taking up residence in this Newell Curtis, pastor, will discuss mission will include dessert and a town, my first thought at that time Town of South Windsor highway crew u m i Washington the man "The Heifer Inject.” The “ A New Mission for a New beverage. Groups may play Mah The Coventry Shoppe was to write a letter of praise in view takes a back seat to no one. the mkaeie 4 maialtteA M People" study group of South United Jong, Bridge, Poker. Gin Rummy or Hourg 44 Deport Rd. of the fact that the highways and Twenty-one years ago the highway Jowfitown m en cteltir^ Americans are hero-makers around him, Ignmlng his com­ Alcoholics Anonymous will meet Methodist Church will meet Tuesday (Canasta. For reservations and ticket TUES^SAT. Coventry Tel. 7427494 byways were so well maintained crew obviously had an esprit do forjis tonight at 8:30 a t 102 Norman St. The at 10:30 a.m. in the education wing of information, call Mrs. Sally 9:30^5;00 9:00 Sale Of(da 2/26/78 LAYAWAY but not really hero- mands to stand and fl^t, summer and winter by such a small that has passed on through the years group will also meet Tuesday and the church. Goodstine at 643-8152. . WEO W worshippers. Like tte Greeks, Washington was so dis­ work force. The years went by, the to the present work force. Friday at 8:30 p.m., Wednesday at 10 we want our gods to be larger heartened and so lost his town grew, along with the work force I say to those of you who might ...... than life yet still lifeshted, with presence of mind that he would and the quality of the work remained think of criticizing the snow plowers at least some of the faults and have been captured by the exemplary. Unfortunately, I never during the recent storm, that even at MCC caltndar this late date, I would suggest you enemy had not an aide seised did g^t around to writing the letter, foibles of ordinary men. drive around to some of the nearby WASHMSimrS HRniDin SM£ but can truthfully say whenever the That's why we love Lincoln— his horse’s bridle and led him opportunity arose I spoke well of the towns, concentrating your travels in Manchester Community not Just because he saved the to safety. Highway Department and the the residential areas. After you have College offers this calen­ dar of events in the interest Union or freed the slaves but The cmnmon people of the maintenance of the town’s streets. done this, then come home and write your letter. I am certain that your of the community. All of because of his hunumness. A day loved him. A French In the course of my work 1 am the MCC-sponsored ac­ viewpoint will change and your letter $ m n $ n m n i man of the humblest begin­ visitor to the United States in tivities listed are open to nings, a failure for much of his 1973 wrote that everyvriiere he will be one of praise for the efforts the public and many are put forth by this fine group of men. life, Lincoln rose to greatness went he encountered Generalism [ Yfitterdays J free of charge. For further Pick up your copy of our value- ^w ard E. Lappen information, call 646-2137. but was all the greater for expressions of the affection the What I am suggesting to you, then, S3 Meadow Road packed circular at your nearest (Editor's note: The following is an 25 years ago Monday, Feb. 20 remaining always one of the people felt for the first presi­ address given by Gilbert B. Hunt, is that you become generalists able South Windsor Washington's Birthday— McPadden edges Hibbard for Caldor...you’ll want to be one of head of the English Department at to work with other people, not no classes. people. dent. director’s job in Eighth District. narrow specialists. You can be a the first to take advantage of That Is why while we admire Washington also loved Manchester High School, a t the in­ Local merchants considering adop­ Tuesday, Feb. 21 duction of 48 students last week into structural engineer if you wish (and People kind the big storewide savings! we do not love Washington, the America, or what was at the ting new hours. *Lunch: noon. Student if you do so, please study hard when the Verplanck Chapter of the John J. O’Connor is appointed a Center. second greatest figure in the beginning of the Revolution To the editor: Informal discussion: National Honor Society.) they discuss the roofs on Civic deputy judge. The show must go on, so that is the American pantheon. Like only the idea of America, an * * * Centers!) hut you must also be a 'Town may lose Green Manor "Battered Women,” 1:30 Robert E. Lee, be was perhaps idea which numy of his con­ My world, as a Manchester High parent, a lover, a friend, a citizen, a “gift” of school land. way the employees at Manchester p.m.. Women’s Center. too fine, too noble, too patri­ temporaries lacked breadth of School student, was much more school board member, and a number 10 years ago Memorial Hospital worked diligently *Dinner: 6 p.m.. Student Center. limited than yours. We didn’t even of other things. One third of your life during our recent storm. cian for us to be able to iden­ vision enough to share. Eighth Utilities District votes to Open Rap: informal dis­ know about the National Honor will be spent sleeping. Study hard for offer free-of-charge sanitary sewer We are all thankful to all persons tify with. Lincoln had the common who helped. We usually read the bad cussion on a variety of Society! We had not yet dreamed of the third of your life that will be your and waste treatment services for topics, 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Patrician — that is the word touch; Washington was an news but through disaster people are this massive building, fuel and professional or business life. But new Robertson swimming pool. Center. that describes Washington; aristocrat. Yet as president, Appraisers establish a suggested generous and kind. energy were cheap and abundant, study equally hard to prepare for the Wednesday, Feb. 22 price of $600,000 for the 143 acres in Thanks to everyone involved. one, as Webster defines it, of Lincoln exercised an and the American dollar was the final third of your living. *Lunch: noon. Student Hillstown Road-Wetherell Street Mrs. Burton McNamar DOOR-BUSTER SPECIALS! hi^ birth, distinguished by authoritarianism Washington standard of the world. So much a A specific suggestion for you Center. area, proposed as a permanent site superior breeding and a h i^ never dreamed of. Lincoln standard was it that I could take my follows: 209 Woodland St. Informal discussion: for Manchester Community College. Manchester •Schrafft’s Chocolate-Covered degree of cultivation; a searched three years for a earnings — 25 cents an hour as an Since our studies in high school and "Child Abuse and in college divide roughly into the Women,” representatives Cherrias.lOOz. finished gentleman. general; Washington was a usher at the State Theatre — and pay Tr*dition*l dark or light chocolat*, UNISONIClten’scrLwliM’ UMSONIC tadlaa’ LCJX for a complete date with one of the sciences and the humanities, decide from Parents Anonymous, If America was ever to have OurReg. 1 .2 9 ...... 5-Functlon L.E.D. Watch S^unctlon Watch general who for six years had gorgeous MHS senior girls: a movie which is to be your field and major 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Center. had a nobility, it would have constantly to try to patch (fifty cents for the two of us, when I therein. Then invest as heavily as you General Electric 12” Diag. •G eneral Electric Soft-White Our YOUR begun with Washington. together an army. Lincoln couldn’t sneak us in free) and a can in the other field. If you major in Thursday, Feb. 23 3-Way Bulba Reflections Breakfast: 7:30-9:30 Black & White Portable TV ^ E a d i Indeed, there were some who preserved the Union, but it was banana split for each of us at Quinn’s chemistry, for instance, you should OurReg. 1___ .2 9 ...... ■ V e ». CHOICE a.m.. Student Center. Bonded aluminized pictura tube for sharper Shows hour minute: night Drug Store on Main Street. If I were also have a course or so in all these: $1REBATEFR0MG.E.- Both show hour, minute, second, wanted to confer the title of thanks to Washington that **Automobile Sales picture; set 8 forget voluine control, (ho’Reg. 89.70 B u * Z . . . M 1 1 Iro n a C . br l o il . Your llnil cort lor 2 ,S2c month and date. Handsome stain­ light. Second, month 8 date psychology, music, art, language, Hal Turklngton *S m dork lor d itiN i. king upon him. He would have there ever was a Union to be truly trying to make an impression, I Techniques: 7:30-9:30 less steel bracelets. on command. could splurge on the super dooper theatre. If you major in English be Managing Editor p.m., Hartford Road Cam­ none of it. preserved. General Electric 15" BSWTV, Our Reg. 109.70. sundae, at a quarter a piece. I was certain you get some study in pus, Room 211. • Quaker State 10W3Q Super Blend He was capable of fierce Different men of different known as a big spender. chemistry, physics, biology. If you Informal discussion: Motofpil, Qt. SE-graded, multi- C 7 ^ W U M m T -s o o o rages. He also knew despair. times, but not so very different We spent most of our time in are to be an engineer, be certain you “ Gay/Straight Rap,” 7:30 duty. Limit6qts. per customer...... w f Tenn!s Racket During the British Invasion of Manchester. On one glorious occa­ learn some anthropology, some p.m.. Women’s Center. •OH Pour Spout...... 59* after all. It is altogether fitting The American cop,. Caklor R ^. Price.... 49.88 Manhattan in 1776, with his that we honor them both in the! sion. we squandered all our savings linguistics, some psychology. You Friday, Feb. 24 • Alemite CD-2 Oil Detergent *Dinner: 6 p.m.. Student Csidor Sale Price.... 41.80 raw troops, disintegrating same month. on a trip to Boston, to watch the MHS will thus be devdoping a whole Helps boostjxiwor, 14 oz. 1 basketball team win the New human being, not just a specialist. Center. ^ OurReg. 1.89...... l a I I Wilson Mail-In Rebate. S.OO* England Championship in 1938! I Those who have generalized The soldier of peace Duplicate Bridge: Open wish we could make that trip this beyond their important specialty Novice, 7:45 p.m.. H a rt •Champion or AC Spark Plugs YOUR ford Road Campus, Room Thought year! whom I most admire are the nuclear Have times really changed for the FINAL COST eye of his commander; he fights an 102 and 103. REGUUR K U e RESISTOR When I studied chemistry at Yale physicists. Such people are on the policeman? Read this. It carried the army whose position and potoitial OurRoaMc W W u . OurRog.1.09 •SMdwtlorrMaai Athletics Club Dance, Sins lor most Airarican, some lonlui (an Uirat a par oatornar.79i in 1939, I was taught about the outer boundaries of human byline of Mary Bronson, and also powers are known. When Uie crisis Revolutionary patented damper system The Apostle Paul told the church at had some experiences of the destruc­ Manchester Armory, 8 drastically reduces racket vibration. knowledge some light years beyond credited the Police Journal. It was arrives, he goes forward with com­ Ephesus — “Be angry but do not sin tive results of anger. But anger does smallest particle of matter capable p.m. to 1 a.m., ‘"The "Increased density’’ stringing pattern, printed in the souvenir program of rades at his side to the accompani­ •Colorful 16’’x16’’Plastic Stack Tables (Eph. 4:25-27).” not have to be destructive. of independent existence—the atom. my comprehension; but they are American Way” band. For indoors or outside! stain-and _ many nwre features. the first annual concert of the ment of the wild, grand music of war, How many angry people do you The Bible is filled with illustrations Today, we know of more than three often humanists as well. Inde^, we .Monday, Feb. 27 weather resistant. Assorted colors. Q Q Q Manchester Police Mutual Aid as in his patriotic ferver he embraces know? Do you get angry? What do showing that anger is an in tep al part dozen sub-atomic particles, and we find them anthropomorphizing their *Luncb: noon. Student Our Reg. 4.49...... f c a 9 9 Every Famous Brand Association. the opportunity to fight and if people you know do with their anger? of life, a very common form of are discovering more constantly. We sub-atomic particles, that is, giving Center. Tennis Ball ★ ★ ★ necessary to die for his flag and his I believe one of the mayor paths to human emotion. Reread the story of thought the stars were romantic human traits to physical matter. *Dinner: 6 p.m.. Student • Woollte Cold-Water Wash . . ^ Choow from Wilion, Dunlop, In time of war when our grand and country. 160z. Forallwashables! n n Q Spilding. Sluengor and Ptnn. loving relationships is through our Cain and Abel (Gen. 4:1-10) and Center. C««ol3,OurRog.ZJ7 when viewed from Center Park, Consider, for example, the current glorious body of men step forth to de­ But the soldier of peace fights OurReg. 1.49...... l a 1 ^ anger. tomorrow we’ll consider where some •♦Mini-course in Bridge while today the two superpowers (the studies in the particles of the split fend their country, their home and alone; often he does not know his Many .people think that being of our anger comes from. Logic: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., superpowers in 1939 were Germany atom called “quarks.” Physicists principles, our hearts swell with enemy, his position or his powers. He • Lysoi Spray Disinfectant angry, let alone expressing it, is not Rev. Ernest S. Harris Jr., Hartford Road Campus, and Japan!) are contemplating war­ have postulated, and feel they have pride that the flower of manhood is fights his battles in the waters of the laOz. Eliminafeslies odors. go^. They feel that anger is a s ip Qf chaplain Room 216. fare in space. found, four characteristics of these ready to shed iU life blood for the harbor, in the cellarways, the Our Reg. 2.49. weakness and is likely to result in Manchester Memorial Hospital Artist show opening: Ms. / great cause. We call them “Men of alleyways, on the roofs and in the loss of control. They probably have This thought of today’s vastly particles. Are these particular traits Elise Burnham, 7:30 p.m.. War.” The American Soldier. I Oil of Olay Moisturizer expanded horizons — human named in a narrow scientific dark and noisome places of the city. Women’s Center. 4 Oz. Discover the secret! But when in time of peace our laws knowledge is doubling, about every manner? Judge for yourself. While ★ ★ ★ •All lunches and dinners Our Reg. 3.63...... must be enforced and our weak 2.44 eight years now — leads me to my the first two characteristics are are served in the College defended, another great army of un­ For the cop, there is no comforting Almanac message to you. simply “Upness” and “Downness,” Dining Room. Reser­ I Faberge Organic Shampoo ^ ^ . iformed men must be raised; feeling of fellow fighters at his side, Oz. Regular or oily formula. Q Q g Your Hoidqutrftrt for Sn$$kor$ from: »PHOJCEPS Oldies such as I and antiques such the next pair are called vations should be made in 16 Comrades of Humanity, with hearts no joint action with others------a OurReg.l.S9...... w y •CONVERSEINVERSE •CHRIS EVERT •JIMMY CONNORS • TRETORN advance at the Main Office as your parents often try to advise “Strangeness” and “Charm!” No that are human. We call them “ Men thing that gives physical, mental and PROAtEOS* TtnniA By L’niled Press Inlernalional In 1938, Anthony Eden resiped as at Hartford Road, 646-4900, PflOKEOS* Bwlotlwl -A A 4 A Mn'tiH.ii. lAWonaViMi u young people; we do not want you to researcher investigating the bonds of Peace.” The American Cop. •Caldor’s Own Quality Creslanf B o v i ' l - 5.M i (1i 51i - U ,12 l U . W 10.40 T ^ a y is Monday, Feb. 20, the 51st British foreip secretary to protest spiritual support. He is physically, ext. 205. make the same ghastly mistakes we that hold our universe together who In this country almost all the CHRIS EV ER T* ToiwM day of 1978 with 314 to follow. the “appeasement” policy of Prime mratally and spiritm ^ alone. The ••Non-credit communi­ Knitting Yarn, 4 Oz.-4 Ply _ _ . CONVERSEAa-STARU* -AO O O made. You should choose your own names its characteristics in such a prestige and moral effect possessed cop faces ambush, surprise, with not Machine wash and dry acrylic. G / f BAikAtM.Min'i6H-11.12 1 0 .0 0 Womin'tM.lO ...... 14.76 Today is Presidents’ Day. Minister Neville Chamberlain ty services course begin. Misses’ Fashion Tops ghastly mistakes, of course. Most poetic manner can be a narrow by the police are a reflection of and knowledge of the powers ranged OurReg.99c...... w f a * JIMMY CONNORS* Lm Umt a e A A T R n O R N * Tonnii i C 7 f t ()pen on a space-available Choose tunics or hoods; blouses or cardigans. MuYtMi. ilWoomTim . 10.10 . r D The moon is approaching its full toward Nazi Germany. in direct ratio to the confidence Tonnlt, Mon'i M l , 12...... 1 0 . O U often, in our egocentric conceit, we specialist! against him. basis, advanced registra­ A ttics or poly/cottons. S-M-L. Our Reg.7.99 8 8.99... phase. reposed in them by the citizens of the suggest that you pattern yourselves And lest you think that such poesy He f i^ ts the unknown------and be tion is necessary. For ’The morning star is Mercury. 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Nixon and his wife left (California for law, the greater will be their own measurable aid of the “cheering The Accounting Gub at Man’s Qiana* Knit Shirts Phono Stereo Our educational system in building two miles long! Such a American Revolutionary War hero a private visit to (China. security and the better protection voice,” the “Overseeing eye,” the Manchester Community Short-sleeve dress shirts in luxun (Jiana nylon. Ma- America has traditionally been building, no mere whimsy, weds a College is assisting in­ diine washable pastels. Sizes 14vi-l7. Our Reg. 8.99.. with 8-track William Prescott was born Feb. 20, they will receive in respect to their “chieftain’s presence.” The cop devised to produce narrow specific pure research capability, a dividuals to prepare their Recorder/Player 1726. A thought for the day: At the battle persons and property. must be his own commander, must specialists. For example, we might practical engineering triumph, a high ★ ★ ★ income tax returns. 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Ap­ |irnpiMilH|| a ehange In the ■•Peter Nancarrow who, along now a research team of widely hard to become a doctor, a lawyer, or MONOAYTHIIU any soldier who makes his sacrifice Holding the bridge of your life and pointments are required 1148 ToM Twi«|k8 Tri4ib Stajjptag Gaalir pHrernmenl’fl appruaeii to poveHy with Robert Sloes, devised the first varyini^ expertise, cross-fertilidng a business man; but study just as % O FF* S^® * •A T tM D A Y upon the field of battle. mine, against a myriad of foes, he is ' and can be made by calling 10 STORE HOURS: DAILY AND SATURDAY 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. eSUN. 12 NOON to 5 P.M. tumllHKi rompuler that can communicate with ideas Uut would not, could not, hard to be a rounded human^Ing. Hie soldier of war fij^ts as a part that greatest of Warriors, An Ms. Fulton. in Chinese, have occurred to the loner/ Gu|l send the best for yotnlli of his great units: be fighl^ under the "American (3op.” Manchester ev en ing hkrai.d MatHtw-^ui cuiui m.^ f*i. th iv;k i'\ m , sk\ k\ I’Al'iK SIX - MANCUKSTKH KVKNINC; HKRAl.U, Manclifsler. Conn . M»n . Kol) 2(1. lirtH Posters tell r M A C C news Cab panel member attempts both to clarify the material importance ll> JOSKIM I SM ITH c o v e rt in the group session and to help asked to step down I’rojfti ltr-Kiilr> riiiiriliiiiilor .4 m MllMi-ttnt* ti'i* tl«nl a m a n t the inmate change his self-image from ia d w / h a d i .An allorncy h.is .iskcd that one of last year. That application was Tho diiys in Somers prison are like a one of victim of society to one of member llic Greater llarlfnrd Transit denied by Ihe Greater Hartford Tran­ of brushing long row ol hurdles. Each morning you of society. Many men in prison sport tat­ District panel member.^ who sat on a sit Disiriel. but the decision is being Fourth, tilth amt sixth grade wake up knowing that although you have toos which claim the bearer is “born to lie.iring for taxi .service in F.a,sl Hart­ appealed. students in Manchester's elementar., one more obstacle behind you. there is yet lose." The volunteer tries to change that ford step down becau.se of remark.tanker was charged with reckless driving in connec­ The accident is still under investiga­ East Hartford, March 3. West St., doing business as JELLY REMOVER trucks from hydrants in the center of town. Assisting in tion with an accident Saturday night in which (About town) tion. Vernon ABC Sign Shop, 507 E. Mid­ 4 02. this operation were trucks from Tolland, East Windsor, his car went out of control on Main Street Police are also investigating an ac­ Mark Willington, 17, of West V h 02. dle Turnpike. Reg., Broad Brook, Crystal Lake and Somers. North Coventry north of Russell Street. There will be an extra rehearsal for the cident early today on Route 5 in­ Willington was charged Sunday with Police said Vincek’s car was traveling north Marriage lieemieH lemon. was on standby. Also standing by was the Ellington am­ Manchester Civic Orchestra and Chorale volving a South Windsor fire truck fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting). bulance. on Main Street at an excessive rate of speed Joseph Latulippe, Coven­ Herbal Modulette-939 tonight at 7:30 at Robertson School, N. School and a car. The complaint was made by Caldor, try, and Virginia L. Redd, Reg. 14-907 Coffee and food were provided for the firemen by the when it went out of control, hit a snowbank, Street. The extra rehearsal is c a ll^ to make Police said the fire truck, called to Reg. Price Vernon Circle. Police said he was an Price Ellington civil preparedness crews. traveled 42 feet in the air and landed, hit a sign up for one that was canceled because of the a fire at the Sunoco station on Route 18 Warren St., Feb. 25 at 804 employee of the store. He is to St. James Church. $1.19 Reg. 199^5 81 feet from the street, traveled across some last snow storm.______5, was backing north in the appear in Common Pleas Court 19, driveways and struck a house. Robert Little and Elsie southbound lane and struck a car Rockville, March JO. M. Luurtsema, both of :c Hi-fi tape/radio system now He was not injured. Court date is March 7. driven by Zigmund Dziedziak, 21, of Manchester, Feb. 24 at 99< 30% off! Record your favorite ( Lottery ] SAVE Hugh A. Collins Jr., 23, of 164 Box Mountain Concordia Lutheran tunes off-the-air. Lighted VU F i r e c a lls Drive, Vernon, was charged with reckless en­ HARTFORD (UPPT/- The daily number Church. meter. Input for record changdr. R o b e rt H. O dell, POND’S dangerment in connection with an accident on drawn Saturday in the Connecticut lottery was 999^99 I E 3 * « a « .5 . .& l 6 . f t Matched speakers! Tolland Turnpike early Sunday. Police said he Wethersfield, and Ann K. Q-tips *60 714. Johnson, Vernon, March 11 COLD CREAM M a n c h e s te r at St. Bridget Church. 170 S ize Saturday, 2:25 p.m. — water Road. (Town) 3Vi size in basement, Oakland Manor Sunday, 8:12 a.m. —water David W. Van Dyne and Apartments, Oakland Street. leak, 239 Spencer St. (Town) Angela P. Moran, both of Reg., Lemon, Peach 6-IN-l FULL COLOR TV GAME Reg. Price (Eighth District) Today, 5:55 a.m .—first aid, Middletown, March 4 at Saturday, 6:30 p.m. — car 196 Oakland St. (Eighth Community Baptist $1.49 Reg. Price fire. West Middle Turnpike. District) Church. $1.65 (Town) Today, 8:40 am . — reported ONLY! truck fire. Interstate Highway TKS. 1C 9 Q 9 5 SAVE Saturday, 9:27 p.m. — $p9 washing machine malfunc­ 86, exit 93. (Eighth District) Area artists Q»> tion, 96 Foster St. (Town) Today, 11:44 a.m. - Fire in 50% Saturday, 9:50 p.m. — elec­ bathroom at 166L Tudor Lane. display work trical problem, 47 Teresa (Eighth District) The TV SCOREBOARD"* Pictures by two POND’S DRY VAS. INT. CARE Play games, shoot moving target with pistol/riflel members of the Tolland LOTION County Art Association are SKIN CREAM 6 "'C'" batteries or AC adapter {60-3053, $4.95). hoicest Meats In Town\ on display this month at 3.9 02. 10 02. Obituaries the Vernon National Bank in Rockville. Featured are DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO paintings by Herman Reg. Price ^HERBALU Herbal ELECTIWNIC S ^ N D PORTABLE RADIO Bverett A. Mallard Petersen of Bolton and $2.09 by Realistic Reg. Price oy bcience Fair® ^ by Realistic ELLINGTON - Everett A. Mallard, 63, of East Shore Charles Church of Vernon. Road died Thursday in Holyoke, Mass. He was the hus­ $1.85 n c E H uas lb. Petersen’s display con­ band of Mrs. Ann Crombie Mallard. sists of three oils and one The funeral was Sunday at the Crystal Lake Communi­ WAYBEST watercolor, “Portofino" ty United Methodist Church. Burial will be at the con­ on the Italian Riviera. The venience of the family. , oils are, "Shelbourne Har­ 12-773 Mr. Mallard was vice president of the Enfield Branch CHICKEN BREASTS tt). bor" Nova Scotia; VAS. INT. CARE LOTION Palrolman-5 of the Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. when he retired in "Colorado Rockies” , and Reg. • Herbal 15 oz. Reg. 79»s 1969. He started his banking career with the Thompson- "Eventide.” Reg. $2.59 ville Trust Co. and joined CBT upon its merger with the Church has on display Thompsonville bank. paintings of “Shenandoah SAVE He was born in Enfield and had lived in Ellington for 10 BBUDHAM *1.1 and Schooner”; “Stage 1.99 SAVE SAVE years. He was a member of Doric Lodge of Masons, Coach Tavern" at OOOA 24-252 Thompsonville, Scottish Rite bodies of Hartford, Connec­ Manchester Green; VAS. INT. CARE ' 0 Reg.47*« 35% ticut Consistory (32nd degree) of Norwich, Sphinx Tem­ "Birches on Brandy *30 ple Shrine of Hartford and the 25-Year Club of the Chronom«tlc-20S Reg. 19^ Road” , Bolton; and “The V a s e lin e . BATH BEADS Hear action of VHF- Hi/Lo, UHF, FM-AMI Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. ^ o r e Dragger Natalie H” out of INTENSIJJ^*' A real bargain in AM-FM music or 24 iathsiao* 40 experiments in electricity and mag­ AC/battery circuiti He is also survived by two sons, Bradford E. Mallard of Gloucester, Mass, Reg. • Herbal hr. alarml. Sleep switch, "LED" clock. Enfield and Russell A. Mallard of Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; netism. No solder needdd. 100% safel Mobila Usa in Soma Siatei and Localities May Be Unlawful or HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Mineral Require a Permii—Check with Local Auihoriuei his mother, Mrs. Frederick Mallard of Vernon; a 15 02. brother, Douglas Mallard of Enfield; a sister, Mrs. Bar­ More than 5,000 U.S. flffO / T f THE PRICE GOES ON^**l , soldiers and their leader, Gen. Reg. Price bara Pauly of Cincinnati, Ohior and three grandsons. 317 Highland Stroat MANCHESTER PARKADE, ManehMttr TRI-CITY PLAZA. Vani«ui Radio Shack George S. Patton, are hurled $1.79 RaEw The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be in Luxemhourg a ^ Belgium. CHARTER OAK MALL, Em I Hirtiord Dealers. made to the Crystal Lake Community U nit^ Methodist Their jpaves are carefully Look (or this I ihaek Church. Manchester • 646-4277 Southern New EnglancJ Telephone tended ^ the grateful citlsens sign in your I ' The Somers Funeral Home was in charge of p l a z a , Spwwar 81, ManehNiar neighborhood. I whom they lilmated from the arrangements. Nails. PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL'STORES ) ■ • T MANCHESTER EVE.N'ING HERAl.l) ManU f ( uon .Mmi Fi h 2li IVhl I'AGE NINE- PA(5E EIC.HT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU. M;imlii-slfi. (’»nii. Moii l-. h 'M. IHTIl Town considers Blue Cross hike Havlicek leaves Nuggets wondering of the season, left the floor with 23 point deficit to take the lead. 106-104, look pretty good at 37." NEW YORK (UPI) - The the Bullets, despite a 33-point perfor­ Walker added 17 to lead the increases budget points, eight rebounds, three steals with 4:36 to play. Bur when the In 'o th e r NBA action Sunday, mance from New Orleans' Gall •SuperSonics from behind. ling Hartford Midwest Division-leading and 10 assists. Celtics also lost Havlicek. the Philadelphia defeated New Jersey, Goodrich The Jazz lost their 10th I.uker* I l.l. (kurrior* V.l make any cuts in the budget, which Denver Nuggets, the only team "What I want to know is why is be Nuggets' Dan Issel promptly reeled 120-110; Washington crushed New straight. has to have final approval of the en­ The Lakers won the seventh game ViTnon in the NBA with an undefeated retiring when he can play a game like Orleans 130-111; Detroit knocked off I’UloiK 110. KiiiK* 107 lo consider the appointment of a tire board before going to public in their last eight outings as Adrian A 25 percent increase in Blue Cross that." asked one Nugget after the Kansas City 110-107; Seattle defeated Eric Money and Jim Prii-e each South Windsor special, temporary committee to hearings and the annual Tovtn record against the mighty Dantley scored 26 points and insurance will make it necessary to game. Milwaukee, 108-103; Los Angeles .sank two free throws and M L. Carr study the goals and objectives of the Meeting. Portland Trail Blazers, Su^ay triggered a decisive third-quarter Tlie Sotilli Windsor Town Council is add about $75,000 to the proposed Havlicek just laughed. .)overpowered Golden State, 115-93 hit a jumper in (he 68 seconds of play rally. council. If approved, the committee Special education costs are up con­ were almost put away by one C~ NB^ budget of the Vernon Board of ('xiioclrd to consider setting up a "After 16 years, how long can you off the next four points for the win, and Portland crushed'Indiana 127- to rally the Pistons Kansas City was I rail llluju-n> 127, Purrr* 101 is expected to consist of Mrs. Caffyn. Education. A plan to provide late siderably due to programs mandated man — John Havlicek. hang on?" he asked. "I want it (pro 104. Sixer* 120. Net* 110 special fund lo help the City of Hart­ which improved Denver's Midwest in front, 107-104. midway in the In three quarters of play. Bill ford with the $100,000 insurance Councilmen Jackie Smith and buses for after-school activities at by the state. Mrs. Worthen said Denver wound up with a 118-115 basketball! to be a positive side of Division-leading mark to 37-21. George McGinnis scored 32 points Richard Ryan, and Town Manager fourth period, then came the jumper Walton scored 26 points and picked dediiclible it must pay for the the high school may add another $22,- someday she would like to see the victory over the Boston Celtics, my life, not a sad and sorry one. It's Nugget Coach Larry Brown wasn't and Lloyd Free added 28 as the 76ers and the four free throws (or the Paul Talbot. 000 special education portion of the off 17 rebounds lo lead seven Trail rebuilding of the Civic Cwler roof. . mostly because the 37-year-old better to leave one year too early sorry to see Havlicek leave the floor downed the stubborn Nets’for their decisive margin. Blazers in double figures After Deputy Mayor Robert Myelte Talbot is expected to report on the The Board of Education budget budget be separated from the rest of veteran left the game to a standing than one.year too late." at that point in the game. fifth straight win. five-year projection of the capital .Su|H-r.Sitiiii-» 108. Itu rk o KKt Walton retired to the bench. Tom voted to support a resolution in which committee, headed by Mrs. JoAnn the education budget. ovation with 6:41 to play after For the Celtics, he certainly left "They say Muhammed All's legs Hullrlii 130, Jon II I ITie Bucks had their nine-game, budget and give an update on the Owens came on to score 16 points in surrounding towns would help raise Worthen, has started going over a The amount for the late buses will picking up his sixth foul. the game too early. Boston, led by are giving out at 36." Brown said. Elvin Hayes scored 16 second-half home-court win streak snapped as Birch Road area well con­ also apply to the middle school. The the fourth period and wind up with 20 the $100,000 Tlie resolution passed at proposed $10.4 million budget sub­ Havlic^, who is retiring at the end Havlicek, had rallied from an eight- "Well, all I can say is Havlicek's legs points and wound up with 31 to lead Gus Williams scored 23 points. Fred (or the game. a recent meeting of the Capitol taminations. mitted by Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, committee decided to add the $22,000 Brown had 22 and reserve Wally Region Council of Governments. Pollution of about 15 wells in the superintendent of schools. in the hope that the additional buses, Towns would contribute amounts ac­ Birch. Brian and Kelly roads area Mrs. Worthen said the will allow students at both schools to' cording to their populations, with was discovered in December. The superintendent’s budget, which participate in more after-school ac­ Invitation absent South Windsor responsible for about town has asked residents of that area reflects an 8.8 percent increase over tivities. She said many can't do this concerned^ about well pollution to $ , . the current budget, is a tight one. The now because they have to take the Tourney slips out 2 000 Mayor Nancy Caffyn said the contact the Town Hall and arrange committee hasn't yet started to early bus to get home. for Gopher cagers money would "definitely not come for water sampling. The pollution is out of tax money." She suggested believed to be the result of sewage of NicMaus^ grasp draining into a storm catchbasin. that the Town Council ask civic NEW YORK (UPI) — Minnesota Coach Jim Dutcher knows groups to contribute. An executive session of the council Mrs. Caffyn said another possibili­ will be held after the regular meeting how a feels when he has the prettiest date in town, but he's LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Everyone agreed it was a tourna­ ty would be fund-raising events, or to discuss personnel matters. The One job in handyman project not invit^ to the big party. meeting begins at 8 p.m. Tuesday at ment Jack Nicklaus lost, not one Dr. Gil Morgan won. voluntary contributions from private “Handyman” George Argiros replaces a lock on the garage Hospital mails Professional golf’s all-time leading the Town Hall. citizens. door of a Vernon Avenue home as Adolf Frier, coordinator for 72-68 lead, completing a dismal money king had only himself to Myette voted in favor of the sup­ Mrs. Stephanie Sukosky, coor­ “The good news,” Dutcher said, weekend for Louisville. blame for what happened in the final port from South Windsor because of dinator of health education and the new “Companion, Chore, Handyman Project” looks on. after his unranked Gophers topped human development program, has fund brochures Kevin McHale made 8-of-12 field round of the $200,000 Los Angeles PGA "the enjoyment local citizens derive The project is under the Department on Aging of the Louisville Sunday, "is that in college Open golf tournament Sunday, as he announced a blood pressure clinic at goal attempts, 5-of-6 free throws and from Civic Center events.” Hockanum Valley Community CouncilTnc. Besides the simple basketball, unlike football, it’s not look a double bogey on the 15th hole South Windsor High School Tuesday. household repairs done by Argiros, the project also provides the ratings but the playoff structure led his team with nine rebounds and The Town Council is also expected Vernon played an aggressive man-to-man and followed it up with a bogey on the to authorize the transfer of funds in Materials for the clinic are being Daniel Craighill, Mrs. Betty , j I that determines the national cham- an escort service and homemaker service as well as shopping defense much of the second half 16th to hand Morgan a two-shot vic­ this. excess of $10,000 from the Revenue supplied by the Heart Association as Building fund brochures, setting Edwards, Mrs. Carol Foss, Hans ncl plon.” tory. part of its Heart Fund public infor­ assistance and home safety advice for senior citizens in Ver­ forth the reasons that Rockville Hackner, Lois Harnett, Arthur - 'in “The bad news,” he continued, “is against the much quicker Darrell “When 1 made that double bogey on Sharing fund to cover snow removal It provided the non-practicing op­ mation program. non and Tolland. Anyone qualifying for any of these services General Hospital must undertake the Higgins, Fred Lee Jr., Ralph ' mil. that we won't be there.” Griffith. 15, that turned out to be the tourna­ deficit. Griffith led the Cardinals, 16-6, tometrist from Wewoka, Okla., his ment. Mrs. Caffvn has asked the council should call the council office. (Herald photo by Richmond) building of a new wing, have been Livingston, Steven Menschell, The Gophers, 16-7, have won 10 sent to prospective subscribers in with 21 points, followed by Larry second career victory and cost the "I thought I might have a chance if Richard Mrazik, Eric Santini, : ; straight, 12 of their last 13 and are co- famed Golden Bear from North Palm Vernon, Tolland and Ellington. Williams with 17, Rick Wilson with 14 I birdied 17 and 18 and I could have. Donald Seligman, Laurence Small, leaders in the Big Ten. But they are Beach, Fla., by way of Columbus, Included in the brochure are floor Russell Stevenson Jr., Mrs. Marge ■ on an NCAA imposed probation. and Ricki Gallon with 10. But I missed a 10-foot putt on 17.” Ohio, his 64th PGA triumph. Nicklaus, with previous rounds of Health records plans showing the location of the Winas and Daniel Wright. Reserve Bill Rarmon made two In another game Sunday, freshman Pair shares happy moment Democrats back buying land center Rich Hunger scored 15 points On a spectacularly beautiful 72-66-70, and Morgan, 6fr69-73, both various departments and services in As of the early part of this month, key steals and scored five points in need updating February day in Pacific Palisades started the day at 208, five under par the $2.1 million addition, which will the campaign had produced $702,300 :cc,: the final four minutes to lead and pulled down 10 rebounds as Dr. Gil Morgan shares happy moment with his wife, Jeanine. south end of Coventry Lake, which is with before the appropriations are overlooking the ocean when Charles and three shots ahead of the field. be known as the Belding Wing. from private sources. Minnesota. The Gophers had trailed Providence scored a 92-74 victory as they wait for the $40,(WO check after Morgan captured the Los Coventry being offered to the town for $375,000. made for recreation," he said. over Boston College. Coody managed a 65 for the best Everybody felt Morgan was due. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dooley are The new wing will contain a nine- ..III. by five, at 68-63 with S;12 remaining, Angeles Open. (UPI Photo) round of tournament on the tough Manley advocates purchase for open Cromie added that some Vernon the general chairmen of the drive, Providence now is 22-4 while BC is But, after all, the Gil Morgans of the The Coventry Democratic Town patient unit for infants, children, and : but shut out thO Cardinals for the Riviera Country Club course, the space, recreation, and protection of Democrats felt they did not have Mrs. Olive Ferguson, head nurse in which seeks to raise $1.2 million. 14-9. world just aren’t supposed to be able Committee recently endorsed the teen-agers on the top floor adjacent next 4 1/2 minutes while building a steady Morgan finished with a one- the watershed district. enough information on operating the Vernon school system, is urging Other money has come from various Dwight Williams had 16 points, to beat the Jack Nicklauses. concept of the town's purchase of 76 to the maternity and nursery floor in under-par 70 while Nicklaus wound Richard Cromie, Democratic town costs to endorse the purchase. parents to cooperate with the nurseS other sources. Bruce Campbell 13 and freshman Nicklaus, who will defend his title acres of Salvation Army land in a the wing built In 1963. up with a one-over 72, chairm an, said that those who The chairman also said that the in updating health records of R udy W illia m s had 12 fo r Indian grapplers in the Inverrary Classic in Florida Thomas A. Benoit has been named It will also include an expanded split vote. objected to the purchase were con­ town committee’s March meeting, Nicklaus tried to mash his feelings next weekend, has never won the Los students. to head the committee to contact emergency department with (Spoilt brieh] Providence, while Ernie (?obb was At the group's monthly meeting, cerned mainly about the town's which is held the second Tuesday of with a smile, but the hurt showed on Angeles Open. The only other Mrs. Ferguson has been in close clubs and organizations in the three- speciaUzed units for cardiac-critical the only Eagle in double figures, with Daniel Manley, chairman of the priorities for public expenditures. the month) will host a caucus to elect his face. Instead of a win, he had his professional events that have been contact with the state Department of town area. Serving on the committee medicine, surgical, orthopedic, 29 points. still on win skein Salvation Army Land Purchase 43rd runnerup finish on the tour. "While they were not opposed to candidates to conventions slated for Eiducation and the state Department with Benoit are Mrs. Richard W. li^rquette, which finally reach the around for 20 years or longer that he Study Committee, outlined the study gynecological and eye, ear, nose and Site picked 'T m very disappointed,” he said. acquiring the land, they felt that this spring and fall. of Health. Both departments are con­ McLaughlin, Mrs. Abbot Schwebel No. 1 position last week, breathed hasn’t won are the Colonial National group s report on the land on the throat emergency care. This will be Continuing its winning ways, Manchester High wrestling team "I played darn well this week and it's roads and education should be dealt ducting a program to enforce total and Mrs. Grorge Zwick. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The Los easier after Saturday’s college Invitational in Texas and the Cana­ located next to the radiology depart­ soundly whipped Windham High, 40-15, Saturday in Willimantic. a darn shame to let it get away like immunization of all children in At a recent meeting for indoctrina­ Angeles Open Golf Tournament, a basketball games ended. dian Open. ment and near the surgery, intensive The Indians now stand 10-3 overall Connecticut. Free clinics will be es­ tion and name selection, more than fixture on the professional golf tour The Warriors not only 11-6, Unlimited — Wrobel (M) pinned care and central sterile supply since 1926, will be held over the dif­ with a match Wednesday at home at tablished to accomplish this. 200 professional, service, and retail strengthened their grip on No. 1 with Ossowski 1:59. SA land purchase endorsed facilities. ficult Riviera Country Club course in 3:30 against Penney High before Mrs. Ferguson said some students establishments and small manufac­ a solid 57-45 win over Cincinnati, but Walton sets point mark Also to be included are new, well- Pacific Palisades for the next three visiting crosstown rival East _ _ ^ will be bringing home papers to be turers were assigned to the business equipped electrocardiography, elec­ the pressure eased when No. 2 Ken­ pointed to the commission. opportunity pass. Although I am con­ filled out by their family doctor and years, it was announced Sunday. tucky struggled to down Mississippi CatWlc Saturday altera™ at I R h o d y ’s K c a ft IW l e a d l H g Coventry and commerce committee, headed troencephalography, cardio­ The tourney was switched from Richard Breen, representing the cerned about the price, the area has to be returned to the school as soon by Joseph P. Capossela. State, 58-56, and No. 3 Arkansas lost victory pulmonary, and respiratory therapy Rancho Park, a public course in West Dan Collins, Pat Bixby, Bill Ted- Salvation Army Land Purchase potential for generating revenue to as possible. Team captains of that committee to Houston, 84-75. The Coventry Conservation Com­ units to serve both in-patients and Lds Angeles, to Riviera in 1973. In the ford, Chris Luz, Doiig Marshalj, Mike annexes ^OOth Study Committee, told the commis­ the town.” ■ Students who received their are Stephen M. Amedy, Mrs. In other games involving top- With June Walton setting a team routed Norwalk Com­ mission has voted 6 to 1 to endorse outpatients. 52-year history of the tournament, it Scholsky, Dave Anderson and Tim sion that the town would be fortunate Only Tom Hart opposed the mo­ measles vaccine before 1966, or had Patricia Anderson, Wayne F. Besaw, ranked teams, fourth-ranked UCLA school scoring record, munity College, 65-15, Satur­ the town's buying of 76 acres of land The Joint Commission on Ac­ has been held over the Riviera layout Wrobel all picked up points for the KINGSTON, R.I. (UPI) - on the south end of Coventry Lake to acquire the 16-acre lakefront tion. “1 can’t see the Conservation their measles or rubella vaccine Alan Cohen, Mrs. M. Lee Higgins, creditation of Hospitals is requiring beat Washington, 104-64, No. 5 New Rhode Island’s game against Manchester Community day in Norwalk. 17 times. Mexico defeated Texas El Paso, 59- Silk Towners. Marshall extended his being offered by the Salvation Army parcel for recreation and that other Commission supporting land before they were one year of age, or Kenneth R. Peterson and William the addition to enable the moving of College women’s basketball Walton pumped in 42 points to 51, No. 6 Kansas downed Nebraksa, unbeaten streak to 13 with a pin in Kings College this past for $375,000. The action reverses a buyers had their eyes on the proper­ acquisitions,” he said. have had either measles or rubella Repoli. the facilities, now in the original eclipse the old standard held jointly 75-70, seventh-ranked Michigan State 3:32 over Windham’s Skip Mullins. weekend was “a piece of cake” decision made last September, ty- Town purchase of key areas to diseases, are not protected against Other committee members are wooden building, into a conforming Holmes nabbed by East Hartford’s Nick DeMarco defeated Ohio State, 79-74, No. 8 — exactly what was waiting for before several new people were ap- Commission member Jane Covell protect them from commercial these diseases. Alfred A. Adam. Paul Castonguay, building. Results: 101 — Collins (M) dec. and Hartford’s Don Chaffin of 39 PHOENIX (UPI) - Police said North Carolina beat Virginia, 71-52, congratulated the study committee development is one of the proposals Breen 11-8, 108— Williams (W) dec. Rams’ basketball coach Jack points. Walton put home 26 of her on its lengthy report, which of an open space report prepared by Sunday Pittsburgh Steeler defensive and No. 10 DePaul crushed Loyola, tackle Ernie Holmes was driving at Colbath 6-5, 115 - Bennett (W) Kraft at the final buzzer. markers on offensive rebounds, recommends purchase to protect the the commission in 1975. 111., 73-63. playing a total of 25 minutes. ' also Event to more than 70 miles per hour when Elsewhere: Louisville lost to pinned Albert 3:37,122 — Harris (W) Rhode Island, 18-6, Saturday watershed district. “We should make BOR requires a supporting state­ stopped the Monarchs, 82-71. grabbed 26 rebounds. arrested on a charge of drunken Florida State, 81-70; Providence dec. Wilson 11-10, 129 — Bixby (M) benefit police it clear to the people that we could ment from the Conservation (Com­ TTie win was Kraft’s 300th career MCC. now 9-5, also received a 9- driving. He was charged with driving defeated Campbell College, 63-54, dec. Bokovicka 13-5, 135 — Tedford lose the lake if we don’t protect the mission acknowledging that the victory, and to celebrate the poiat, 12-assist performance from while intoxicated and speeding. Texas defeated Texas Tech, 78-63, (M) pinned Gamache 2:55,141— Luz watershed,” she said. purchase is in accordance with the milestone, URI officials and players Jan Pajor. Angela Aulent had 9 The Vernon Junior Women’s Qub Police said Holmes, 29, was Georgetown downed St. Peter’s, 55- (M) pinned Vertefeuile :43, 148 — Study committee chairman Daniel group’s open spiace plan. The motion presented the veteran, cage mentor tallies for 2-4 Norwalk. will sponsor a Las Vegas Night Feb. weaving in and out of traffic and was 38, Virginia lost to North Carolina, Marshall (M) pinned Mullens 3:32, 25 at The Colony in Talcottville. Manley explained that the asking passed by the commission made this 158 — Cardile (W) dec. Kennedy 13-6, with a cake after the victory. In his price was a compromise between the point. traveling more than 70 miles per 71-54, Duke beat Maryland, 81-70, and Proceeds will go to the Vernon Police hour in a 45-mile per hour zone when 170 — Scholsky (M) pinned Kilburn 17th year of coaching and fifth at >lt;C (65) Pietro l-O-Z, Bendell 2-04. Salvation Army’s original offer and Several commission members St. John’s (N.Y.) lost to Syracuse, 77- Kilgore 1-1-3. Vedovato 1-0-2. Christianna Department’s equipment fund. he was stopped early Saturday. 65. 3:31,188— Anderson (M) dec. Risley Rhode Island, Kraft became only the There will be door prizes and an the town’s response. The federal speculated that Lisicke Park could 23rd active coach to attain 300 wins. 1-2-4. Hall 0-(M). Pajor 4-0-8. Walton 17-8- auction. Items have been donated by Bureau of Outdoor Recreation be closed if the Salvation Army You checked out Sophomore forward Sly Williams 42. Totals 2711-65. .Nor* ufk (15) Aulent 41-9. LeClarc 1-0- area merchants. For information and (BOR) could fund up to half the cost, beachfront is acquired by the town. Saturday paced Rhode Island's 'and the state could finance another 25 "There’s always resistance to 2, Feed 0-04). Devaney 041-0. Dudney 041- tickets call Mrs. John Kopecky, 872- offense with 26 points. Captain Jiggy 0. lanneccone 24M. Totals 7-1-15. 4962, Mrs. Charles Canane, 872-8649, percent. change,” he said, “but the Salvation Manchester cagers alive, Williamson added 15, Stan Wright 11 or Mrs. Roger Paolillo, 872-7182. (Conservationist Will Costello said, Army beach is ideal, and people will and Percy Davis 10 for the Rams. ‘T don’t see how the town can (et the start using it instead of Usicke.” th e cars. “They played kind of sloppy, and we played sloppily right along with Bout planned await word on tournament them,” Williamson said. “We were SOUTHERN PINES, N.C. (U P ll- kind of sluggish, going through the Rockville hospital notes “I’d like to play, I think the kids If a North Carolina boxing promoter By LEN AUSTER motions.” would like to play. The game last has his way in talks in New York this Herald Sportswriter Kraft, who came to Rhode Island Admitted Friday: Luciana Cotto, Rockville; Cynthia Muldoon, Fox Trail, Main Street, Rockville. night perked them up. But if we week, world heavyweight champion after years of coaching at Villanova, Village Street, Rockville; Irene Ojventry; Paul Phillips, George Drive, Discharged Saturday: John Boor Jr., The basketball season is over don’t, we don’t. We’re not going to Leon Spinks will fight his first title worry about it.” didn’t seem to mind after last week’s Fabijanezuk, Pillsbury Hill, Rockville; Vernon; William Schenltsky, South Tolland; Donna Colton, Warehouse for Manchester High. Or is it? defense in Fayetteville, N.C. Torrie Fox, Stafford Springs; Viola Street, Rockville; Kenneth Sweeney, Point; Luciana Cotto, Village Street, Now check out INDIAN PATTER: Senior Scott tough victories over Wake Forest and The Indians last Friday completed June Walton goes up and Jimmy Colotto of Ringside Gabler, South Street, Rockville; Andrew Tolland; Christine Wilson, Ward Street, Rockville; Mrs. Katrina D’Inzillo and Hyde was already third leading Boston College. regular season play at 8-12 by virtue Promotions Ltd. will talk with Top Prucha, Stafford Springs. Rockville. daughter, Stafford Springs; Rosa career scorer heading into last “We played very relaxed — very over Norwalk defender to of an upset win over Windham in Rank Inc. President Bob Arum about Discharged Friday: Janice Bassett, Births Friday; A daughter to Mr. and Franklin, Ellington; Joan Gianello, West Friday’s clash. A 16-poinj effort relaxed on defense and very relaxed pump in her 42nd point to set North Ayers Road, Coventry; Robert Mrs. Duane Fox, Stafford Springs; a Willlngton; Nancy Hulser, Ellington Willimantic. They recovered nicely a possible fight. Ringside spokesman against Wethersfield was accidently on the boards,” he said. “It was just Manchester Community Ed McCarthy said during the Bonan, Clenter Street, Rockville; Daniel daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Scott Posocco, Avenue, Rockville; Blanche Lavin, at the end, winning four of six, after that kind of ball game. But, we had a Rocky Hill; Barry Prentiss, Ellington; th e loans. not tabulated in previous accoun­ College scoring record. (Photc weekend. Top Rank handles Spinks’ Butler, Wetherell Street, Manchester; Stafford Springs; a daughter to Mr. and suffering a six-game losing streak few spurts where we played pretty Mrs. Edward Toomey, Eklgerton Street, Delia Raymond, Vernon; Linda Servetas, tings. The 18 points by Hyde against .by Larry Morrison) bouts. Joseph Konickl, Grand Avenue, which sent them reeling to 4-10. well, as well as we needed to.” Rockville; Kimberly Kupferschmid, Manchester. Tolland; Denise Steppe, Grove Street, Windham pushed him into the No. 2 In previous years, having finished slot on the all-time list with 685 Stafford Springs; Gary Minor, Ellington; Admitted Saturday: Robert Lanagan, Rockville; Cecilia Witinok, Ellington. with a record under .500, Manchester Beverly Morse, Thompson Street. Stafford Springs; Edwin O’Neill, East points, past Mike Quesnel (677). Pay any Uma. Our simple interest loans let you prepay your loan at any time would’ve packed its bags and Hyde only trails John Pisch (695) prepared for next season. But under and your interest is adjusted accordingly. You’re charged interest only for the with a tournament tilt almost Sports slate the new state tournament setup the time you use the money. When you check around you’ll find that’s not true assuring the 6-4 forward the No.' 1 GENERAL MOTORS AUTO REPAIRS Silk Towners are alive and well, for slot. Hyde wound up the 1977-78 / / you have everywhere. the moment anyway. 'I'ucHiluy The nxtf oveoMir! Free Ufa huuranca is Included with all our loans. When you check around season with 326 points, an average of BASKKTBALI. KCHIIIMML SERVICE The 8-12 ledger puts Manchester in 16.3 per game. news for area you’ll find some banks charge a half percent extra for the Insurance. a tie with 6-9 Hartford Public on a K a HI u I h o I i r ii l coddbea $2^000 S|iringfirl r.) I week. ana wBa ^ BLa third period to lift the Penguins into a Mike Zuke’s goal at 7:08 of overtime 1$ HlpWmttd 18 KEEP HAPPY •immm rinraMit w m m But following Sunday night’s 4-1 MtHtWaimtl 10 tie with the Black Hawks. Pittsburgh gave the Eldmonton Oilers their vic­ i victory over the Flyers in Mirfc M l n M i i Nn i«, o l 247-4S0I h ilN iB i 10 opened the scoring with a goal from tory over the Indianapolis Racers ... Philadelphia, the doubts have vir­ MEN’S Department M anm r Gene Carr, but Chicago went ahead and Peter Sullivan scored two goals - full time, must have telilng U L b H 3 m l H r u p lH liiR . h B t i m MI k I tually been erased. The Islanders, led on a pair of goals by rookie experience In men's wear or by Resch, played a superb all-around to pace the Winnipeg Jets over the DUETOTHElilME mCHAK ill MMIIKSI Uk H 4 pjt. 4 ml H II riMHA. 12 BiMHA defenseman Doug Wilson. Quebec Nordiques. NE ME NCMr MCSPnill MPUCATMMI 643-2711 furnishings. Liberal employee 14 14 game and moved in front of Salirrs 6, Blues 2 discount, paid pensioa pun, 1 1 20 2 plus other benefiU. (^U Mr. f I A I I > If f l SI I Philadelphia by six points in the The Sabres took over first place in Patrick Division. KEEP SMILINQ Yee, at DAL Store. Veraon. NOUTl SUtlNISt the Adams Division, led by Jim Smith $old 1754785. Mike Bossy, Lome Henning, Bob WAITERS A WAITRESSES KEEP HAPPY 92600 INVISTMINT Lorentz’ two goals. Lorentz gave the LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - The Bouim and Billy Harris scored for Day and night kitohan. Must ba abla to work rota­ (CAN START PART TIMI) ■ • " Sabres a 2-0 lead and then made it 4-1 Washington Capitals announced Sun­ PHONE FROM Home to ser­ H v \ f S the Islanders and Resch turned back tion shifts days Including waakands. vice our customers in ttbe Light, ptoasant EXTREMav PROFITABLE BUSINESS in the third period. day sale of reserve goaltender, Gary 1 (> i w 29 of 30 shots, with Don Saleski AppIfkiptnouoHlf ...... Mancchester area. Flexible ra-ttocking k > ^ storM, ato., with a NATIONALLY Rangers 4, Rockies 4 FAMOUS 70 YEAR OLD FOOD product which is a scoring the only Philadelphia goal. Smith, to the Minnesota North Stars hours. Super earnings. 880- i V ■ -J} The Rangers let a 3-1 lead slip for an undisclosed amount. □ NOTICES 7771______HOUSEHOLD WORD IN AMERICA, Is consumad by ttw Elsewhere in the NHL Sunday, ra LOBSTER RESTMIRMT THOUSANDS DAILY In this community, and an|oyS ^ r t , l t - f * l: Detroit downed Los Angeles, 5-1; 082 SILVER LANE EAST HARTPORD, CONN...... CARD G A L L E R Y - LIFETIME REPEAT BUSINESS. Pittsburgh tied Chicago, 2-2; Buffalo fqaW oaOwWoMr m WWW NO S IL U N O beat St. Louis, 6-2; the New York AS PRODUCT (BIQQEST NAME IN FOOD INDUSTRY) Rangers tied Colorado, 4-4; and LOST - Large golden some nighU and Saadan. : i r H A N IS PRE-SOLD THRU EXTENSIVE. CONTINUOUS Hard times fallen “Morris ” cat. Has injured eye ^ l y I" ,P«2“ ADVERTISING ON TV. RADIO. MAGAZINES, Washington defeated Minnesota, 2-1. and concussion. Vicinity of *!?* "^^ * * y I to IM up Mn •• im In the World Hockey Association, Mather and Woodbridge. 641 Parkade. Equal OpfiartaaMy NEWSPAPERS. ETC., (COMPANY PRODUCT SALES Cincinnati edged Birmingham, 4-3, 7jn. Employer. '«Ito IN EXCESS OF 2 BILUON DOLLARS ANNUAUV). on MCC hoopsters TYPIST PART-TIME CONSISTS OF COLLECTING FOR MERCHANDISE Edmonton topped Indianapolis, 4-3, SOLO AND REPLENISHING INVENTORY (FROM CAR). and Winnipeg beat Quebec, 5-2. Manchester Community College’s basketball team has seemingly fallen on □ EMPLOYMENNT HAIRDRESSER - Looking for REQUIREMENTS: Mutt aspira up to Red Wing* S, Kings I Opening available in manufacturing concern for a motivated person who is IN C O M I OF Dennis Hextall scored two goals to hard times, dropping a 6^59 CCCAA decision to Norwalk Community College typist able to work approximately 20 hours per good at what they do, and $26,666 YR. UP u last Saturday at Norwalk State Tech. week. Mornings preferr^. Duties would be varied Help Wwifed 13 wants to do better. Call Gary lead the Red Wings to victory over have tarvicablo car. START IMMEOtATELY If accaptod. 10 spurt to put the contest away. i but, individual should be good typist. Hourly rate Spell. 644-2563. the Kings before 16.497 fans, the ’The Cougars slip to 9-13 overall, 7-5 SALES POSITION - Straight 31 I I Polk 0 1 ^ " tato NanUarN^ Submit proof of requirad $2500 for Invantory NOW m Stevens had 27 points and Joe Vejn- depiendent on ability. Send application to P.O. Box tha bank (at tima of responding). in the CCCAA. Norwalk has an commissions, leads furnished WANTED - Gas sUUon atten­ Unbeaten East Catholic jayvee girls squad aggregate 6-15 mark. to 18 for Norwalk. Bruce LeDoyt had 350, East Hartford, Conn. 06106. Equal Opportunity to homeowners. Call 242-5402. dant, full or part time. For Interview, state specific Uma NOW avallobla to aar- It was an even first half with the 16 points and 15 rebounds for MCC Employer. Mature, responsible person vlca accounts (days, evenings, waakands). Yaar car and EXCELLENT opportunity to phona number Completing an undefeated 1977-78 cam­ clubs deadlocked 31-31 at the inter­ with Craig Wilson and Zito chippihg for third shift. References. Laneri, Margie Botteron. Back row; Coach Tribe skaters in 11 and 10 tallies respectively. ' learn wholesale bardward Call 871-1698. paign was the East Catholic girls’ jayvee A1 Freiheit, Felicia Farr, Kathy Yost, Chris mission. Norwalk behind the hot business. Good w orkiu con­ JOBS ARE HERE Write Box NN c/o Manchaatar Evening Herald, 16 team. Team members; First row (1-r): Ellen upended^ 4-1 shooting of long range bomber Andy ditions, short hours. 522-1107. ATTENTION - AU Emergen­ Bralnard Place. Manchaatar, CT. 06040 Harvey, Kathy Skehan, Kelly Walsh. Stevens edged ahead, 48-41, after the Norwalk (66) Vento 8-2-18, Van cy Medical Technicians - Immedlato temporary assignmeiita available in your area. We need typists, secretaries, and all office skills. Ostrout, Karen Lucier, Sue Dailey, Suzanne Missing: Tracy Young. (Herald photo by first 10 minutes of the second half. Buskirk 4-0-8, Bussing 1-3-5, Sterens 11-5- IF YOU ARE an attracUve Positions available to work Ending the regular season 27| Taylor 2-04, O’Malley 1-02, Messing motivated woman we need Sign up at our special recruiting center foe "close to Willett, Monica Murphy. Second row: Fiona Dunn) MCC took a 49-48 lead on two hoops for area emergency medical last Friday with a 4-1 loss to 02-2. Totals 27-12-86. you. If you are looking for a service. All shifts opm full or home” assignments. Campbell, Beth Correia, Liz Shea, Mimi by John Zito and one each by Steve .MCC (59) Thompson 2-04, Le Doyt 7-2- Read Herald Ad$ lamorous, challenging posi- part time. Current E m eri^ Halp Waafatf 11 Farmington High was the Zocco and Wilbur Milner with 8:19 16, Zito 5-010, Milner 2-04, Wilson 4-3-11, fion, with a new Perisian cy Medical Technicians Cer­ YMCA SERVICE BUSINESS - With Manchester High ice hockey left. But Norwalk went on another 17- Nolen 3-2-8, Zocco 3-04. Totals 207-59. cosmetic line, you need us. tificate a must. Please send 76 North Main SIraat, Manchaalar $800 a week income available 236-2381, 633-3M. resumes only to, Manchester, Tuasdar. FaBraary 21 I a m tola 12 PERSON TO Inspect and in this area. A cash business. team at the Rolton Ice Palace. P.O. Box 305. package costumes 'til June Minimum investment The Indians wind up 2-16 and now KELLY SERVICES 1st. 5 day week. Flexible lulred. 203427-0550, 203411- Catholic jayvee girls hours. The (^ tu m e Shop, 646- FORK TRUCK Driver for our 240-0608 prepare for their first meeting 100 ConatHutton Ploia 5758. against crosstown East Catholic Tracksters drop finale growing company. 643-0240. Equal OpportunOy Employtr March 4 at the Ice Palace at 7:40. EXPERIENCED Sewing (W), 3. White (W) 1:22.1. METRO SECURITY Incor­ Tom Midney hit for two first- Manchester High’s indoor Give rterald porated has full and part time Machine Operators for achieve unbeaten year 1,000 run: 1. Klei (W), 2. Timbrell (M), seasonal work. Januanr 1st to period goals and Jim McCarthy one track team finished its cam­ openings. Applicants must 3. McKrewell (W) 2:20.3. nnake neat appearance. Be at June 1st. 5 day week. IHexible □ EDUCATION for Farmington for a 3-0 lead. Jack paign Saturday with a 51-40 60 dash: 1. CHement (M), 2. Gray (W), hours. Jamie Originlals, Inc. Catholic. The West Hartford club led Murphy is an excellent rebounder CLASSIFIED BUSINESS SUIDE least 18 years of age. Have TELEPHONE TIGEBS By LEN AI STER Gelting assisted by Tommy Roach loss to Windham. 3. Howard (M) :07.0. clean police record. Own 646-5758. Herald Sporlswriler most of the way until the final period with a good inside shot. Young, with tallied in the middle session for Mile: 1. Driscoll (W), 2. Austin (W), 3. InsUmt Pntw slonsI Help for transportation, and telephone. Private /itafmcttowt 19 when again victory was snatched 155 points, is also a good rebounder. Manchester with Farmington’s Ted Windham’s Herb Klei set a track Carey (W) 4:34.7. Why not take a few minutes to enUT MONEY! IXEIIT HMHI$! PERSON WITH Truck for es­ There are so many Your Homo, Businoss, or Porsonol Noods tablished bread route in from defeat, '"rhat game showed The trio of Dailey, Murphy and Howard closing out the scoring at record in the 1,000-yard run with a 300 dash: 1. Klei (W), 2. (Jement (M), talk with us. We are located at Yes, we said tigersi Powerful sales team REMEDIAL READING and variables, so many stumbling Manchester area. 225-0073. math; individuallxed work again the determination the team 14:42 of the final period. 2:20.3 clocking. Bright spots for 3. Howard (M) :36.9. ... CLIP THIS OUT FOR FUTURI R IP IR R N C I. . . 34 Connecticut Btvd., Ehut Young is expected to give next year’s Hartford, Conn. If you are un­ seeking friendly, agressive personality. program, (lst4th grade) ^ blocks to an undefeated season had,” Freiheit states. Manchester included John Lahda, 60 hurdles: 1. Grey (W), 2. Kjellson PART TIME - Earn $445 per varsity board strength. Roach had a b re ^ w a y in the final able to stop in our office, call Top earning potential ground floor op­ master's degree teacher. 566- —but that’s exactly what the The third-year coach remarked stanza but hit the post and a minute Tony Clement, Jim Stanton and Carl (M), 3. Stanton (M) :08.4. ' tS U D r a n U M hour doing rewarding, 8075. Other top prospects for the 1978-79 quiNirs LUCA’S TMUNUNI 5284464. East Catholic High girls’ with five returning sophomores he varsity are the likes of quick guard later he and Gelting had a 2-on-l Kjellson: 4 X 2-lap relay: 1. Manchester (LocHe, . VOnCl ■avolsWad |ilS, pins portunity for the right person. prestige sales, telephone sales Fedorchak, Lahda, Timbrell) 7:50.2. 1 n u n cans SSMrfHW SsfsottM of , court cofU -CrUnlul Dciiom work, either mornings or PIANO INSTRUCTION - had a notion the club would be a good Results: •M#w VW)ck •Boom Ckaliisi FULL TIME Secretary - jayvee team accomplished in Lucier, who drives well to the hoop. break with the Farmington goalie High jump: 1. Kjellson (M), 2. Kellpy SIsSss Hussrs Hs^f^SrsiS^ Mon'S A Hfomonls Woor EARN WHILE YOU LEARN evenings. (^11 2494933. Experienced, creative one. How good wasn’t sure. Ostrout is the most improved, 4 X 1-lap relay: 1. Windham 3:25.1. hours 9 to0 5 p.m. Real Esb Estate the 1977-78 campaign. coming up with a big save. Two-mile: 1. Austin (W), 2. Locke (M), ' to Inatall, maintain and troublo shoot low voltaga Butineu Opportunity 14 But that doesn’t tell all of the tale. Methodist 3-3, Emanuel of portunity Employer. ‘ FULL TIME Worker - 21 room with wood burning Houston 29 24 3 61 NBA Schiebel’s. Tom Tucker losers. audio alarm ayatama. Baaic alactrical/alacironic stove, two car garage, acre lot With only 150 miles gone in the race, Hartford 3-5, Concordia 2- 02042 years of age or older. Must SMALL ENGINE Service Quebec 25 29 2 52 netted 22 tallies, Kurt Standings: Knicks 8-1, knowladga and wiring axparianca nacoaaary. . Out of state owner anxious. Eastern CConference Richard Petty, Darrell Waltrip and 5, Faith 1-7, Trinity 1-7. DIainond* - Jowotoy - WotohM nave drivers license. Inside Ckirporation -expanding dealer Cincinnati 24 32 3 51 Carlson 19, Tom Foran 17 Hawks 8-1, ’Trailblazers 5- SU-DlBCOiNCO. and outside work. Apply in $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and Atlantic Division David Pearson were running ahead Muat taka pride In work will consider appranlica network. No experience Realtors, 633-3661. Birmingham 24 32 2 50 nBHiHteiirEniifUM' Leonard W'. Yoit person to Royal Ice Cream necessary. Complete training Co. W L Pet. GB of everybody, drafting together and Bob Beckwith 12 for 4, Bike Shop, 3-6, Bullets 2- u u with minimum axparianca. Excallant rofarancaa Indianapolis 17 35 4 38 7, 76ers 1-8. 7« MAM AT. MAHCHiarU nua WoM and CtoeA topaMNf Co., Inc. 27 Warren St., 649- program. $500. investment Philadelphia 40 16 .714 - bumper-to-bumper. Then Petty blew Moriarty’s. 5358. MANCHESTER - Two family Sunday’s Results aaaantlal. Call 247-4500 batwaan 10 a.m. and 3 required to start your own 44. Oak floors, two furnaces. New York 29 23 .509 11 a tire and all three cars tangled and IM Ifnm I t IhMhMtir business. Ideal for retired or Cincinnati 4, Birmingham 3 MIDGET mltAmU, Phona 646-4367 REAL ESTATE Agent p.m. for a application. Immaculate. Good rents. $46,- Boston 20 33 .377 WVi slammed into the wall. PEE WEE aafUtfiiM to paart time. Details on 900. Hutchins Agency, 646- Winnipeg 5, Quebec 2 East Side standings: Licensed, or planning to request. Mr. Barker. ESCAA Buffalo 19 34 .358 19V! The drivers weren’t hurt, but Petty Mark Barry had 8 points UlIMp-Nlwdhi ■ pD 3166. Edmonton 4, Indianapoiis 3, ot B urger King 8-1, Pro receive license. Liberal com- Field Training Division Box New Jersey 13 45 .224 28 and Pearson were out of the race and and Greg Damron 6 in mission. Flexible hours, with Remodeling 7-2, Top Notch 619,, Wading River, New MANCHESTER - New lUting. Central Division Waltrip could never get back into leading WINF past VFW fast growing agency. Multiple SONITROL SECURITY SYSTEMS York. 11792. T64, Boland Oil 64, Wyman Verplanck School. Spacious 2 NHL W L Pet. GB contention. last Friday at Verplanck, KOlT-fllAOET Listing Service. O’Rourke OF HARTFORD IHC. Oil 3-6, Grom an’s 3-7, Rralty, 6311411. bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, San Antonio 35 21 .625 - Ten laps later, A.J. Foyt ran into 22-16. Stan Nowack had 10 LMBBIMAIT MANY PEOPLE only dream carpeting, screened jiorch. Campbell Con::onference Allied Builders 3-7, Celtics GAMY NATIONS of owning their own business. Cleveland 29 27 .518 6 debris from a blown tire and his car markers for VFW. 648^1805 Large private yard. Giuage. I'alrieK DivDivision 2-7. VIRNON APPLICATIONS now being Perhaps it’s time for you to Washington 29 27 .518 6 flipped into the air and came to a accepted at Facilities Ser­ Many extras! $tf,900. Hayes W L T Pts. 171*8848 HNEUIIIGiBi (pursue that dream. I have Corporation, 6464131. NY Islanders 36 12 10 82 Atlanta 26 31 .456 9V! tumbling crash on the grass in the in­ MIDGET hnrrtCUraaWA vices Office, Union School, 771 I over 1,000 businessess for sale 78 WIndaar Ava., (RL 88) Main Street, South Windsor Philadelphia 33 14 10 76 New Orleans 26 32 .448 10 field. He was rushed to a hospital Tom Finnegan and Larry m u in . Iby owners. Many for MANCHESTER - New listing. Tanner had 8 points each as CHURCH Conn, for a custodial light I minimum down. For free Atlanta 22 22 15 59 Houston 22 35 .386 13V! with head and shoulder injuries. Doc­ housekeeping position. Equal Extraordinary eight room the All-Stars outdistanced Action Saturday night at I brochure write; Interstate U&R designed Chalet. Four NV Rangers 19 28 11 49 Western Conference tors said X-rays of his upper spine Opportunity Employer. America's Oldest Licensor I Business Marketing, P.O. Box the Celtics, 20-11, last Illing saw St. Mary’s whip bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, two Smythe Division Midwesl Division proved negative, but kept him over­ Of Ice Cream Stores 1688, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. fireplaces, double g a r a ^ , night for observation. Friday at Verplanck. Ray Center Congregational, 52- VETEMUt D M K U T U m INDEPENDENT, Career- W L T Pts. Pet. GB 0* Vaa auslllf tor TW% minded, ambitious, office Needs Qualified Families 3/4 acre treed lot. Hayes Cw- Denver . The race then boiled down to Lata had 10 points and 20 34, Emanuel of Hartford Mwtaaot mmm. c«a w • w* “CoMm I Beer In Town” J,MANCHESTER - Looking to pioration, 6 ^1 3 1 . Chicago 23 18 16 62 .638 - AiaMAaasNsa*. 1 B - L N I* « provided, secretary, salary, To Operate Their Own lopen your own beauty shop? Vancouver 15 30 13 43 Milwaukee .508 7Vi Allison, Yarborough and Baker, and nuapACKMitTM commissions, sales. Send HPOTBT vBOTVI IMBPV fe have two active JUST LISTED ^room , three Colorado 12 30 15 39 Chicago .508 7V4 Yarborough had engine problems resume to PCS, Box 8311, East I businesses available for your filMoifRMHy 8081. CMtirlL wtoilhi' Hartford, Conn. 06106. bedroom Cape. Beautiful lot Minnesota 12 37 7 31 Detroit .456 lOVi! that gradually slowed him. Allison Bowling 24 hour emergency to a isaa uaraiiT______specUon. Call today, over 200 feet deep. City and Baker were fighting furiousiy for 146*8018 Dm$ Cnrlwmm, e^rmium I Blanchard & Rossetto, Wales Conference Kansas City .390 14t^ oil burner and CT^EANING WOMAN - Part CARVEL utUiUes. Only $34,90(1 Paaek the lead until, with only five laps to Realtors, 646-2482. Realtors, 289-747S. Norris Division Indiana .356 16V5 U.S. MIXED- Lois Bates 146-166-423, Ken delivery service I time. Private home, Bolton. W L T Pts. Paeifie Division go. Baker’s Oldsmobile s ip a l^ its Own transportation. 646-3472. demise with a puff of smoke, and Sperry 186-458, Linda Bur­ Bennett 137-373, Carl Bolin ICE CREAM STORE I Nomas For Mala 83 R m m .r a t SUM., MM Montreal 40 7 9 89 W, L Pet. GB Tired of lAol IPom ^ Only Allison took his first major victory ton 182498, Ellen Bauer 156-139-419, Norm Clark jNMMNSiESSSIIlia TELEPHONE Sales - earn Los Angeles 22 23 12 56 Portland 45 .818 - Omt Shape? biMAMsa basr^ since winning the Southern 500 in 193-193-535, Marge DeLisle 135, Woody Clark 362, Ding $3.00 per hour. Salary and Pittsburgh 19 23 14 52 Phoenix 37 .661 8Vi! M,PlN|J8l«Bn <2.90 Per Monday bonus. Multi branch four state 1975. 185474, Sheila Price 211- Farr 140, Frank Kieman In This Area. Detroit 22 26 8 52 Seattle 30 .536 15>4 MANGHE8TBI AUTO 1181 firm, has permanent What is your Property Worth? “’This comes on the heels of a very 541, Diane Brennan 462, 149-358, Sal Lombardo 365, Your Ad Can Washington 11 36 11 33 Los Angeles 30 .526 16 Gail Shimaitis 469, Ginger openings. Call We Will Be We trill inspect your property and suggest an asking depressing period of time in my Al M artin 351, T erry Ba Haro... U<8a4ll|l Golden State 28 .483 18tk Yburkas 466, Dennis DeLi­ Schilling 361, Pete Staum IMI M34H7 In Bloomfield price. (No obligatkn.) Adams Division career,” said Allison, 40, who ad­ ______Mobil CARPET CLEANER Trainee Sunday’s Results sle 233, Bill Llvengood 213- sra, Frank Votta 144, Gor­ - $140. salary and bonus, all March 11th, 12th, Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!!! W L T Pts. mitted he’d had doubts about winning heerting Philadelphia 120, New Jersey 110 552, Dave Price 219-589, Ed fringes and auto emenses. At The Carvell Store Buffalo 33 11 13 79 again. don Wilson 177-372. oil iRlBALtQlliREALTORS ~ MLSM U Washington 130, New Orleans 111 Duchaine 219-589, Ernie Must be responsible. Call 872- 16 B, Mountain Avenue. Bbtdon 35 13 7 77 “Winning is just like it always was mnm 3663. Thtonto 30 16 10 70 Detroit 110, Kan City 107 Whipple 238-604. 'warming friends for over 40 years’ llij.NIISH iwarinsSiiirtot'■ Call Toll Free, 800-431-1008 PASEK M W - 7 4 7 9 — great,” Allison said after his first- Cleveland 19 33 7 45 Seattle 11 108, Milwaukee 103 'JEWEI/- Linda Simmons mSUMIIGEAliOWT- (IdwafdaaidMng) CHILD CARE • Woman To Set An Appointment ever Daytona 500 victory, worth $56,- 182475, Patty Westine 183- 315 Center Street. Manchester, Ct. For Att Year FOR YOU! •M MUNSiK AVL • IM T lU ltm S Sunday's Results Denver 118, ^ sto n 115 COUNTRY CLUB- Vic experienced in care of infanU. With Our Representatives. ‘ Memtan NiUonol AiiodaUM of Had SMott BaarSi ad OotoMUevt 000. 457, Sonja Henry 191, Diane tn$arane^fl*ed$t 1404464 ir I7S-2S19 Can Traeoy or Jot In our home. Part time. "d^roit 5 /LoS Angeles 1 Los Ang 115, Golden St. 93 Abraitis 142-394, Ted AfadiiUae o( Rcoltoi, Inc. Ala maitor of die Hwltod Bodid of He averaged 159.730 mph. Cote 19i2467. 14 HOM BEuncr at 643-1711 References required. Call in SaHoti, Madtoter tad Vetina Hnltl^ LWiaf atndw. ^ttsburgh 2, Chicago 2 Portland 127, Indiana 104 Backiel 152-396, Larry IBffailBM N’ a m. 649-2726. ■'f JL-I,.'-'*, v~-~***- .■.**'• ii.'4*« •* '( .A..,.--,. - DOWN Aaewer » Fretiew Feale 1’A(:K TWKIA'K - MANC IIKSTEH KVENINC! HEHAI-I). Mumliostcr. Cimn . Miin., Feb. 20. I!T7« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Com . Mon . Feb 28. IlffI - I'AI.K TIIIKTKhN fj Resort Property 27 2 Hswaiiea n n n n Frank and Ernest ** Apailm em Ptr Bern M Aiilai^Ma • f n o n Chflrioo M. Schultx n n n ANDOVER U K E - InsuUted NATURAL STONE for 4 SsSi'ttSe n cottage on 7 beautiful acres. A retaining walla, veneers. 1968 PONTIAC CATAUNA - I CCMpMipll bf n very deiirable vacation psUos, etc. Pick up by the AVAIUBLE Immediately - V-8, automatic. Good runoing Dear Abby ■ . - -A TM TH lNftlM hideaway for privacy with pound or delivery by the Ion. Clean 3 bedroom Duplex. condition. $375. Call 6424849. 12 Shell titv * WIVIVIBevQ convenience. Call Katherine Convenient location, Urge 12She»s WPMM I'M AUAkfls' Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, ISFeft 8 leMy egeeey n Of 5«W ircf|(N6 Bourn. 742-8646. J. Watson 64M163. rooms, $280 per month plus 1975 OLDSMOBUE Cutlass - 4 By Abigail Van Buren Beach Co.. Manchester Of­ utilities. HURRY! Fercbette. kiiowlsdgB IshhrJ ui-iLinci a n n niic.'. I'M AWAKE! Rfl* I’M AWAKE! door, V-l engine, fully DEAR ABBY: My problotn ia not having eomuh 18 YiUthl't I Citilv n a n ■ : : n n n ■ n r i a n lb ALUMIMUM fice. 647-9139. Eqal Housing Oofa-lMa-Ma 68 Martin ande Rothman, 648- equipped, excelimt condition, 8tr«ngth to broak up with a guy fve baan going with ior BBCiBMMlOfI H nc I nc;:nn I n n a a Opportunity. 4144. immaculate. Call 649-6805 naarW tbrae ytara. Ht’a 24 u a I'm 23. I bava baoaina ao leThM which WMsiav nnalannalriana after 6 p.m. 5 IDIN 6 . DOG-CAT BOARDING amotioiiaDy involvad with him that it'a taaring ma apart 28 Rutoion newt 48 Pockoti Reel Celele Wenled 26 MODERN THREE room tS Lets bathing/grooming. Obedience batwiaa I know ho'a plajring me ior a fool. lO O M ts sgoncy 48 Eight (Sp ) protection classes. Complete apartment for rent in North WANTED 1966 - Chevy 20lsck II Ivselea ie 31 Exhort ALL CASH For your property, modern facilities. Canine Hebron. Appliances, Chevelle, 2 door (or parts. Ha novar takes ma anjrwhare uniats it'a my traat. and 21 VtcMioetpal _ 80 Period of time for the last three years, he has tlwayt managed to pick a 32 Wither within 24 hours. Avoid Rra Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon carpeting, private yard, $200 CHEAP. Call 871-2432 22 Vs« period ol 17 g,u, 33 City of Pont 82 SirilMnarlit ■ fi^ t with me juat before the holidays to be doesn't have to TxMfF ^ Tape. Instant Service. Hayes Road, Manchester. For reser­ per month. Heat, hot water in­ anytime. tSHowoMoo 36 Orifttffltn'i 84 Scondintvian Corporation, 646-0131. vations please call 646-5971. cluded. 228-0213. buy me anythbig. |I always give him loinething, bowevor.) 24 Buefcol goitond loollpl.) ctpitti X - » 3 1969 FORD TORINO - All new We've t^ e d about marriage, but he's carew naver to 26Fi^ M sm lawoodnok 38 Conger 88 Inttnmionti of SELLING your house? Call us MANCHESTER - Three large FREE TO GOOD Home - 4 parts, will sell for parts or get pinned down to a date. ?9 ■ . . 28 5ia« ol 40 Pioco ol com Hfwtn first and we'll make you a room apartment on first floor. take whole car (or $150. Call 34 0«pootionM- SSppre,,, WInttirop year old female Golden I'd like to have a home and kids, Abby, and whan this 43 Ring 86 Uiot chiir cash offer. T.J. Crockett. Retriever. Needs lots of love. With heal, stove, refrigerator, 643-9636 aRer 6 p.m. guy is sweet, there it nobody in the world sweeter, but Mil 26 Chow 44 You (Fr.) BI>Foealfl — By Ruth MarotN SI Throe (prolix) Realtor. 643-1577. Call after 6 p.m., 643-5829. $200 monthly, with security. most of the time I'm walking around with an aching baart. 38 E n v im e ^ jTThwotero 46 ChnttmM " IF y o u W E R E BCRN THE COWF>tITSe AT THE 649-4500. docorition 88 Bom FOR SALE - 1972 Mercury How can I either get him to marry me or forget about 36»5S;‘* ^ '« ^ " OKI 7 H IO D A TE. A K ID HOROSCOPE PLACE AtiJWr IMMEDIATE Cash (or yoour Montego MX - V-8 automatic, yOLK NAAAe 16 4 6 0 R 5 E HA\/B eONP CBAzyACiAIN. POODLE P U P P IE S - him for good? I 2 4 5 t 7 t t 10 11 UMTIL VOU property. Let us explain our Enchanting tiny Toys, and MANCHESTER - Waterfront two door hardtop In excellent ACHINO HEART 37 I OIDNT WA-Of-IIKtSiTCitv/... katess 12 13 14 fair proposal. Call Mr. Small Mmiatu'res. 'At fair five room Duplex apartment. condition, $1850 or best offer. DEAR ACHING: I doubt that you can get Urn to atarty Moorohofd R EA LIZE KICKED TNPJ POOR Belfiore. M7-14I3. prices. Call 423-8789. 2 bedrooms, renovated, stove, 568-7687. 39 Caipion THAT TIRE U m i C M L D refrigerator, $275 heated. No yon, which le a break for yon. TeD him tt'a over and to II It 17 VOO w s c pic eat do you a favor and stay out of your Us. Koop bun 41 Accounline MAY WE BUY your home? Uveetoek 44 pets. 646-6279. 1974 PINTO - Excellent condi­ agoncy (tbbr.) 11 It 20 21 ikj s u c h a ON H U . Quick, fair, all cash and no tion both body and mechanics. with other thought#, other aetivitiee and othar ptopla. n 42 Awakwiwl eAP/VVXX>, i n c m i / problems. Call Warren E. RIDING LESSONS indoor THREE ROOM Apartment - Low mileage, standard, new win hurt for a whik, but it’a preforable to eonUnaiag in a 43 Zithar-liko in- 22 23 34 a Howland. Realtors, 643-1108. Porter Street area. Heat, relationship that's bound to hurt worse —end pouMbly ridinng ring. Western stock Michelin snow tires, steel ttrumont 2« 27 21 2t 20 31 32 33 PREDERICK seat, saddle seat, and hunt utilities, and parking. No pets. radials. Best offer. 643-2523. fortver. 48 Fabrication WANTED - Manchester / seat. All levels 228-9817. Security deposit. $210 DEAR ABBY: I am a high school student. Last wtokand 47 City in Bruit 34 25 31 South Windsor. 8 room newer monthly. Ideal for newlyweds. my very best girlfriend slept over. The day aftor tha left, 48 Bun POc home. Large kitchen, 2 car Antiquee 46 649-9092. my mother missed about 820 worth of bar «x>d oosmatica. 81 Actor Heflin 37 31 31 40 41 garage. 2 baths. $60s. Prin­ 83 Godfooring etlHU I didn't want my mother to think my fafond had takan 42 42 44 ciples only. 646-3938. WANTED. Antique furniture, MANCHESTER ■ 5 Unique them, so I said I had Ixirrowed" t^ m and left them 87 Ezplooivt got •••••••••••••••••••••••••• glass, pewter,r, oil paintings or Rooms in the “Mansion” on 60 Glide on mow 41 41 47 somewhere. 61 Bum •«•••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Houeehold floods 40 other antiquentique Items. R. Otis Street. Huge fireplaced Now I am being punished, but I would almost rathsr 62 Etomtily 41 41 to 51 52 53 54 55 51 Home$ For Sale 23 Harrison, 64^09. llvlngrooiTi, 2 bedrooms, study HomoM for S»h 23 Horn— for $olo 23 Honm fo r Solo 23 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• or plant room. All utilities. No take the punishment than have my mother think my 6310100 REFRIGERATORS girlfriend is a tliief. Abby, I turned the bouse upaide down 64 Fom (ooturot S7 U St to Priflcilla’fl Pop — Al Vormoor 2 Hfanlod lo Buy ■ 49 pels. $350. B lanchard & Washers, ranges, used, looking for those cosmetics, and they are iost gonel 68 Etpiroo guaranteed and clean. New Rossetti), 646-2482. 66 CIA II 13 t 3 ••• BTHER THE IlKBRON - 9 room Colonial MANCHESTER - UnlauUnioue shipment damaged, GE and CASH PAID Immediately - Should I teU my mother I had nothing to do with it, and IT SEEMS AS IF ^ ^ COULD r KA1/E ^ THAT5 THE (circa 1750) on nearly 4 acres. Contemporary Ranch.I. Twelve it just had to be that girl? Or should I take the punishment (ortrunnor 14 IS M S7DRVQ F PO LA R IS RPPING, stand Up and Dance to | Frigidalre. Low prices. B.D. for gold jewelry and FOUR ROOMS, second floor. tl ■mE VAUJEOFTHE SOME GRDCERV Beautifully restored. Call rooms, including adjoininglining in­ Pearl and Son, 649 Main diamonds. Licensed broker Woodland Street, close to and 1st it go? MONEV, PEA R T MV L IF E "' CR CMPIPRNG Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- DOLLAR PROPS law apartment.'sunken living Street, 643-2171. Main Street. for over 1/2 century. Savitt Main. $180. plus security. HIQHLANDPABK EVERV TIME MOU fCRPOLLARS.' THE AMERICAN WAY BAND 3233. J Watson Beach Com­ room, formal dining room, 643-2171. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 Heat and utiNties not in­ DEAR H. PARK: If you can catdi your girlfriand with pany. Manchester Office, 647- three baths, four bedrooms, Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- cluded. No pets. 643-9^. the avidanoa, do ao and gWs her a chanee to return the TURN ARCXIMP. Friday, Feb. 24, 1978 9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ huge fireplaced family room, SEARS PORTABLE DRYER Oil-'M. stolen goods. If you can't, teU your mother that yon didn't Win at Bridge tunity. game room. Philbrick Agen­ - Harvest Gold. Very good FOUR ROOM Apartment - tslm her cosmetica and that you lied to protect a friaad cy, Realtors, 646-4200. condition. $75. Call 289-8942 First floor. MarriM adults on­ 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM CAPE - Seven rooms. First who may not have deserved it. 0 anytime. U R E N T A L S ly. No pets. Parking for one DEAR ABBY: The first six years of our marriage we flour family room with C O V EN TR Y P r iv a c y car. No appliances. Security. Hand calls for review Donation: *10 a Couple fireplace, dining room, three abounds in this six room fulufl had four singes and a pair of twins. My work was naver ROCK MAPLE - Double bed Roome tor Rent 52 Near bus. Call 649-12K. contract depends on the club bedrooms, full shed dormer, dormcred Cape Cod set on 1 with box spring and mattress. ______•••••••••••••••••••••••••• done, and I felt tired and dragged out all the time. NORTH VSa-A 2-car attached prage, 1/2 acres. Landscaped lot, Naturally, I took it out on my husoand. Tha poor guy uaod suit If East holds both ace BYOB Set Ups Provided I Very good conoition. $110. Call THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Homes tor Rant 54 ft q 10 9 8 and queen. South cant go aluminum siding and .storms. front to back living room, 64342M< or 643-1017 after 6 to tit in bars just to get away from my nagging and f 10S2 Martin School area. 658,500. Birch House Women. Central- wrong. U Weat bolda both dining room, beamed ceiling, p.m., anytime weekends. COLUMBIA - Immaculate 3 complaining. ♦ K9 those cards, South can't do ]2jo Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. three bedrooms, fireplace, Iv located. Downtown Then I read a letter in your column from a woman whose Manchester. Kitchen bedroom, 11 1/2 baths, single 4 7832 anything. How about if each MANCHESTER STATE ARMORY ^ breezeway, 2-car garage. $49,- WE BUY AND SELL Used home. Formal dining room, situation was almost identical to mine. In your answer you WEST EAST 500. Philbrick Agency, privileges. Call 649-23M. daender holds one? ” Main St. Manchester GLASTONBURY furniture. One piece or entire fireplace, oil heat, garage. said, "Mothers of small chOdren.tend to forget that tteir ft A ft 73 Oswald: “That is where Captain Eaay — Crooks and Lawrence V}, Minnechaug Mountain. Realtors. 646-4200. houseful. Cash on the line. MANCHESTER - Main Adults preferred. $350 husbands need love and attention, too. Quit feeling sorry ▼ KQ374 f J S S the review of the bidding Exceptionally attractive Furnituure Barn. 646-0865. monthly, plus security. Petrus for youraaU and concentrate on your huaband. No matter ▼ 3683 ftjl0 74 ly. WLAOBK BWBPOtmyl Z THOUftHT VO Fmo YOU OM.XNN t N A aalTM a AftAMt AND IT» All Proceeds MCC Athletic Club » Contemporary Raised Ranch. Street. Three-room apart­ comes in handy. Weat has IN MY LAB- ALL c m i s r BAftVW mULTI ment, heated, hot water, Really, 2&-37T7. how many complaints you have, keep qfuiet, and find 4 q i f 4 a 10S4 dealt and paasied and baa HOW Mtca OF you TO HAftP AT WORK ftl V0UR j Tickets available by calling 646-4900, Ext. 245, 255 •§ Cathedral ceiling with beam. HONDA SL 350 - 1971 model. LAa~ DBVBLOFM# NOW CUT NOT appliances, parking, no pets. Extra tires, rims, plus many something to comidiment him on. Kill him with idndneaer SOUTH shown up with the ace of mm PKOF OVKU or 646-2140 alter 5:00 Lots of glass and wrought InveitmaiU Proparif 25 nFW tM BNTa TO VOUIt \ WORKNCmv □ M I8C. FOR SALE Security. 523-7047. more extras. Needs some WeD, I felt like killing him, so I was wfifing to try mft IKJ3642 spades and king-queen of iron, two fireplaces, raised A3 hearts. U he also held the SOLAItBNaMy hearth In family room, built-in MANCHESTER - four quality Otttcee-Sloree hr Rent 55 work. $175. Call 643-1323. anything. At first it was a real effort to be nice to him, tet r PROCftOai apartments (unique, more AftlelM hr Sale 41 FEMALE-Sleeplng room, I forced myself. Pretty soon I discovered that the nicer I AQ3 ace of clubs he would have bookcases, wall-to-wall K J opened the bidding. Instead, j r carpeting, beautiful treed lot. like four Ranch style homes) next to bath. Call mornings MANCHESTER Office for 1975 DODGE DART - “Special was to him the sweeter he was to me. I ALUMINUM sheets used as west had passed as dealer.” $79,900. Philbrick Agency, with five garage spaces on 3 only. 643-6609. rent. High traffic count. Eklition.” 2 Door Hardtop. That waa a year ago, and I am just ntting around to 643-2711 1/2 acres. Very charming printing plates, .007 thick, Slant 6, automatic, power thanking you for an answer to a letter that I mdn't write. Jim: “So, when South Realtors. 646-4200. Carpeted, air conditioning. Vulnerable: Both leads the club from dummy >11 <1 apartments, pleasant grounds 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for YOUNG GENTLEMAN - $200. monthly Including steering, vinyl top, am/fni. But it worked for me. and neighborhood, good in­ $1. Phone 643-271 Vi. Small pleasant room, next^ 39,000 miles. One owner. $2,- Dealer: West and Efost plays low. South is uUUties. Cali 646-1316, or 649- HAPPIER IN HAWAU going to go up with his king come and possibly a separable shower, parking, centrally 8782. 800. Call 633-3105. Weft North Eost Sooth DON'T MISS THIS two family house lot. $125,(W0. Odegard UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub located. M 9 ^ 1 after 6:30 Pan Pan Pan 1* and wrap up the game and l)ii|i|cx with separate fur­ BIGGER Realty 643-4365. ^outs. Boy and Girl Scouts, p.m. 1970 HORNET - Automatic, Pan 20 Pan 40 rubber.'^ Brownies, nurses. East OFFICE SPACE for rent in naces. for only $!l(i,!4J0. I.ot Manchester, 3 large rooms, excellent condition, must sell. Astro-graph Pan Pan Pan si/e over 10(1 loot frontage. is not always betterl Bualneaa Property 26 Catholic Scnool. 649-1225. Apartmente For Rent 53 Best offer. 647-9937. I.ive pnietieally rent free. We're Professionals — We’re small — You'll very reasonable rent. Call 646- By BERNICE BEDE 0 8 0 L Opening lead; ▼ K a / / A Canadian reader wants Pasek Realtors. 280-7475 like It! We can concentrate on YOUR HOUSE MANCHESTER - For sale TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - WE HAVE customers waiting Trucks h r Sale 62 CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) commercial building and Good condition. Good for for the rental of your arart- to know if we always re­ Alloy Cop — Dave Qraua till it's sold, or on YOU till we find )ust what you Buyer's remorse will haunt you By Ofwald Jacoby spond to partner's opening MA.\nil-;,STF,H - Oversized liquor store. Call for details, plating, or welding. Call 649- ment or home. J.D. Real 1970 FORD Econoline 200 - tomorrow unless you use dis­ aad Alan Sontog alnminnm sided Cape. 6 want. Marion E. Robertson, 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Estate Associates, Inc. 646- Low mileage. Set im as a crimination In purchasing club bid. rooms, plus impressive ree Call 19980. OFFICE SPACE camper. Best offer. Call 643- m Jim: “In the code word Decidedly not. We cer­ whatcha ANsnweeA*v>— < xoim no/ Realtor. 643-5953, today. Impulse could lead you 'ARCH' the ‘R’ stands for HOLLBiqN' R3W/1 mOM u A i la / j m j HtX w a m t room with liar. I 12 baths, NCR CASH REGISTER - FOR RENT 7907, ask for Bob. to grab the first article you see. tainly pass with a balanced Review the bidding. As de­ hand and less than six high- f VKHftra aftfiN'. F large kitchen, formal dining MANCHESTER - West Center Reconditioned, with many LOOKING for anything in real ZSO iquare feet, center of LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Recall: clarer you get information MS/ I NB room. Wall to wall carpeting. ELVA TYLER, Realtor ^ Street, business 2 property, 1 totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., estate rental - apartments, Mancbetter, air conditioning and 1962 CHEVY 1/2 ton Pick up. Never let the sun go down on card points and might even WtofT?> 228-3957. oartlng. Call SU-9SS1. about the [day from passes pass with six R our hand was Citv utililies. $4r),(HI(i. Owner. 649-4469 Mary Haldeman, Aiaoclata 643-2359 acre, 200 foot frontage, with homes, multiple dwellings, no Regularly used every day. Feb. 21,1971 your wrath. Because you have as weU as Uda.” Ii49-0();i(i. house. $67,500. Owner 1-828- fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Good condition, big 6 cylinder You can move rapidly aliead a short fuse today, apologize most unattractive. Oswald: “South tokes hU I newspape:r enterprise: assn, i 1363. MOLDED FORMICA top and Associates, Inc. 646-1980. standard. $675. Call 647-1269. this coming year if you keep quickly It you explode at a paneled bar with two shelves one tiling uppermost In mind: Iriend's remarks. ace of hearts and leads a trump. West wins with the iFor a copy ol JACOB Y MOD­ and four stools. $175. 646-6028. M A N CH ESTER - M ain Motorcycles-BIcyclee 64 Pick goals you know you can VIRGO (Aug.23-Sopt.22) In­ Street, 2 room apartment, achieve with the experience stinct Is often valuable, but ace and continues with the ERN. send St to: "Win at □ AUTOMOTIVE what you know to be right Is the queen and another heart. Bridge. " care of this newspa­ 1970 NORDIC 399 Skidoo - heated, hot water, appliances, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville and menial equipment you pos­ excellent condition, $550. Call parking, no pets P u r ity . 523- sess. best guide today. That whisper &>uth ruffs and has lost two per. P O. B ox <89. Radio C ity 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and In your ear could be the voice tricks." Station. N ew York. N Y 10019.) 643-7131 after 6 p.m. 7047. Autoe For Sale 61 rack. $1,750. 289-4042. E PISCES (Feb.20-March 20) Use ol a mischievous leprechaun. Jim: “The success of the SERVICE LIBRA (Sopt.23.Oct.23) Guard NEW HOME Sewing Machine FOUR ROOM - heated apart­ 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - sharp or dangerous tools with Campers-Trallert the utmost care today. Make zealously the possessions you - white and aqua, new cabinet, ment, 30 Locust street, securi­ 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 Mobile Homes 65 prize today. A friend who bor­ Bftfs W orld attachments, .$100. Call miles. Asking $1650. Call 649- sure those around you do the rytif ty. $240 monthly. Call 646-2426 same. Save your time off for an rows them may not have the anytime 569-2348. 9-5 p.m. 8130, after 5:30 p.m. 1957 VW VAN - Built as enjoyable vacation. Find out to same respect for them that you Tha Flintstonaa — Hanna-Barbara Productions Camper. Rebuilt motor. Good whom you're romantically have. FURNITURE GALORE and HIGHLAND PARK area, 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 running condition. $200. Cali suited to by sending (or your SCORPIO (Ocl.24-Nov.22) lots more. Used-A-Bit Fur­ luxuryy town house - fully cylinders. Good condition. 649-6842. after 5:30 p.m. copy of Astro-Graph Letter. There's more than one way to niture, 679 Main Street, East carpeted, heat and hot water Automatic. $1695, or best Mall 50 cents for each and a skin a cat, as the old saying I'M BBAINNIN6 TO Y „.VEAH o' Hartford. 289-8480, Tuesday- included, security and lease. offer. Call 875-4537. Automotive Service 66 long, self-addressed, stamped goes. Have another method in IP WiNTMir BUTKBBF TO [jyQli Saturday, 11-5. Buy and sell. $325. Call 646-1616. envelope to AstroGraph, P.O. mind to promote valuable plans WILL aV H R BMP M‘J IN MINP.... 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Box 489, Radio City Station, It your first one Is suddenly SNOWMOBILE - Moto-ski BOLTON MANCHESTER V-8 , 400 engine, 4 barrel, sun specialists, factory N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify blocked. Services Offered 31 Services Ottered 31 Services Offered 3f Bulldina-Contractina 33 338, 1971, good condition. 300 Town line - large three room power steering, power brakes, your birth sign. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.23-Doc.21) trained, one day service, 114 The only way to do things today CARPENTRY & Masonry - AMP Hobart welder, needs apartment, heat, hot water, air conditioning, excellent East Main Street, Rockville. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Find work. Wood burning stoves. a private place to pursue a Is In the best and most effica­ VIOLIN LESSONS given in Additions and remodeling. stove and refrigerator. Quiet running condition. $850. Call 8871-1617. Cali 646-1523. neighborhood. References after 6:00, 528-6294. favorite hobby today. It’s a fine cious way you know. Anything A your home. Call 646-5659 Free estimates. Call Anthony time to do things that are low done otherwise may boom­ evenings. Squillacote, 649-0811. required, no pets. $2-30 SEVEN FOOT Regulation monthly. 643-5983. 1970 LINCOLN Continental - 4 key, safe and sane. erang. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Oc­ CAPRICORN (Doe.22-Jan.1l) WILL BABYSIT in my home CARPENTRY - Repairs, slate top pool table, $175. door. Clean. Must sell! Relocating. $1200. Call 649-' Exotic casionally we all have a tough Pals and business mix today, INCOME daily. Manchester/East Hart­ remodeling, additions, gar­ Ping-pong table, roll-a-way FOUR LARGE ROOMS - In only If you do things according type, $20. Call 643-9836 after 6 6842, after 5:30 p.m. time leaving the starting ford line, 528-0130. ages, roofing. Call David newer two family house. Fully blocks, but get a second wind to Hoyle. It would be easy to be Patria, 644-1796. p.m. carpeted, all appliances, before the finish line. This Is breezy and informal, but that TAX PROFESSIONAL Sewing separate basement, freshly PLYMOUTH VOLARE such a day (or you. Don't could eventually cost moriey. i BLACK & WHITE Zenith 21” Machine repair service - in LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - decorated. $250 monthly. One Premier 1976 - blUfe with wood despair. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob.1t) home repairs on all makes. New homes custom built, Console TV. Good working child, no pets, references and pain, luggage rack, slant 6, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Haste Before you make arty binding remodeled, additions, rec condition. Asking $150. Call security required. Call 871- low mileage, power steering really makes waste today. The commitments today, weigh all Born Loaor — Art Sanaom SERVICE Call 529-7952 after 4 p.m. for 643-7972. free estimate. rooms, garages, kitchens 1581. and brakes, electric rear win­ things that you concentrate on the ramifications. You could remodeled, bath tile, cement dow defogger, standard shift. to the best ol your ability are OK something not in your best DIRECTORY work. Steps, dormers. Must be seen to be ap­ the only ones that'll be gratify­ Interests. Residential or commercial. Autoe For Sale 51 Autoe For Sale 51 preciated. 649-9868. ing. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRUE ASSN.) lOURFiWDRnETD THIS IS THE Call 649-4291. SIAKTftHTH,,, STORVOF Palntlng-Peperlng 32 Bugs Bunny — Helmdihl and BtofM Cl197SbyNEA.lAc. ■uaceu 6IK7IH< ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax NEWTON SMITH - .MY LIFE! service. Tax returns done in PAINTING - interior andd Remodeling, Repairs, Rec INCOME TAX exterior, paperhanging, ICAIAETD PICK UP "Son, I can't tell you how pleased I am to CM RUSSELL L BURNEn the privacy of your home. Call Rooms. No job too small. Call CAR.- for Bufierl Tan Preparation 871-1781 for appointment. excellent work. References. 649-3144. learn that you like Debby Boone, too!" OFFICE: Free estimates. Fully in­ 353 ConUr 8t, Manch«»t«r sured. Martin Mattson, 649- ALL TYPES OF Carpenter ai]/7cOMIN^ Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol A McCormick Manchfttar Numban 4431. work - Cerpmic tile, hung ‘ S i R E . ^ 728*3071 ceilings, plumbing and elec­ iW tt ftp -m COWPlgTE THE * QUALITY PAINNTING and tric. Richard Young, 649-1975. ruRovuE OF i o » INOJlVUC TAX PREPARA­ Paper Hanging by Willis INCOME TAX Preparation - 2 Schultz. Fully insured, Roollng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 TION - Experienced. At your let w KN0W Experienced, personal ser­ home service. Reasonable. references. 649-4343. ^ / vice at your home - Dan POOUHB ANOTHER EPMflNR Call Walt Zingler for appoint BIDWELL Home Improve­ Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch ment Co. Expert installation ,»M ;xmx,»»opwnr ment. 646-5346. painted for $150-$200 by ol aluminum siding, gutters scheduling now. Professional and trims. Roofing installa­ BOSSVS considers any job. 289-^87, tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- OARA6&- H o a th d ifl This Funny World evenings or weekends, Don. 9109. Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior SPECIALIZING cleaning and NOW, ABOUT VER. and exterior painting, rei [chimneys, root, new A L l t 7 / WII.LING I’O BABYSIT in COMPLETE CARPET & Tile leyi. M O R E -V lH B iU ..- Manchester home. Full time installation and repairs. Free paperhanging, and roofs. Free eslimates.' 30 L clays. For anyones child, for estimates. Call Pat, at 6466- remodeling. Fully insured. Years Experience.!) Howley, R IG H ^ . any age. Call 643-71179. 3745. after 5 p.m. 649-%58. 643-5361. TViAT^ fflMITl (;&M TREK Service - Free e.s- EXPERT FURNITURE A i W PAINTING - Quality ROOFER WILL Install roof MARK timates, discount senior refinishing and antique work. Reasonable rates. Call siding or gutters for low dis­ ATTORN citizens. Company restoration. Free estimates. 643-8515, or 649-7696. count price. Call Ken at 647- 1326 Mancliester owned, and 10. I.oveland, 649-8963. 1566. 8-18 cqjoratcd. Cajl 646-1327. GEORGEE N. CONVERSE ■ Painting and paperhanging. Heating-Plumbing The flattering mandarin INCOME TAX preparation at 35 collar gives this eaay-sew WIU. DO YOUR ironing in your home, experienced. Dan Call between 5-9 p.m. 643-lm. princess line dress that my home. Reasonable rates. Mosler, 649-3329 or 525-8263. SEWERLINES, sink lines, exotic look. OKV R3R 1 Tease call 646-5612, anytime. Building-Contracting 33 cleaned with electric cutters, No. 1326 with Photo. BABYSITTING in my home, by professionals. McKinney Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. ODD JOBS cleaning ccHers playmates, meal provided, 6 WES ROBBINS carpentry Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Size 10, 82H bust, 2H and attics moving large a.m. to 5 p.m. Northend, call remodeling specialist. Ad­ pany, 643-5^. yards 46-ineh, .ippliatiees: Also stone or loom 647-1081. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Pattams availaHa only I delivered. 644-1775. built-ins, bathrooms, NO ^OB TOO Small - Toilet tn sins sAoum. Short Riba — Frank Hill kitchens, 649-3446. repairs, plugged drains, WATERPROOFING ggpl.isiS'M .'a REWEAVING bums, holes. basements, foundation kitchen faucets replaced, LETS PUAV^ well HAVETOdETTHB Zippers, umbrellas repaired. cracks, hatchways, tile lines, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - repaired. Rec rooms, SOME ‘ BARBER •tJK 8U8BURNITT Window shades, Venetian sum p pum ps. 30 y e a rs Homes, Additions, Repairs, bathroom remodeling, heat Msnchsslsf Ivsohn Horsld blinds. Keys. TV for rent. experience. Charlie and Al, Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, modernization, etc. Free 1188 Am. ol Aimrisos Marlow's, 867 Main St, 649- 643-4953 , 242-5915. 345-2009. Estimate gladly given. M & M Now Ysfk, N.V. 1P838 2-ao 5221. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. •V\M '1^' 11^1 LET US HELP enrich your TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY ' ‘Aunt Clara left ma flflgr bueka, but the hwyw ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Carpentry and general con­ FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ The Spring ft Summor '78 child's world through music. o“ ' BASIC FASHION eon- s-ao chained ms fim hnadiwd to thid it out. ” attics, garages, yards Wide choice of instruments tracting. Residential and bing. Repairs and cleaned, moving, trucking. commercial. Whether it be a tains a Bonni Coupon. new and u.sed. Lessons ren- Remodeling. Faucets, Price . . . $2.00 n copy. ^HEBurronMKWCK/' Ixjain for sale. I^iwn service. lalls and sheet music. Brian’s small repair job, a custom vanities, hot water heaters. No job too big or small. 568- Music Mansion, 652 Center built home or anything in Prompt service, on emergen­ Add $2.00 for tho Now H522. Street, Manchester. 649-4516. between, call 646-1379. cies. 643-7024. SUCCESS IN SEWING. I PAGK H )VR TM N - MANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD. MamhosUM . ( turn , Mmi, Feb 20. IHTH and the former Morse Business College of Hartford. Mrs. JuHfiiliiiK* (^. IVIun‘lli Mri«. kullK'riiic M. Slica Before his retirement he was employed as an appraiser EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Josephine Cuzzone Morelli, Outside today [ Obituaries ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Katherine M. Claughsey Shea. 85, in the Manchester assessor's office for 10 years. He 78, of 80 Laurel St. died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. \ of 2 E. Franklin Park died Sunday at Rockville General previously had worked in the main office of Cheney Bros. She was the widow of Angelo Morelli. ^nrljratrr Simtut^ilrralh (.1c«r and rontinufd coM lonight Low* Hospital. She was the widow of 'Thomas C. Shea. He was an Army veteran of World War I and a member Mrs. Morelli was bom in Monson, Mass., and had lived 5 In |5 Iki-tHniof! cloudy Tuesday A >lrit. MilHrcH P. Hiinl«‘r Mrs. Shea was born in New Britain and had lived in of the Manchester American Legion Post. He also was a in Newark, N.J., most of her life, coming to East Hart­ F o r rhanrr ol iinow Inwards rveninf High* 25 EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Mildred Peck Hunter. M. of Rockville most of her life. member of Center Congregational Church and a former ford eight years ago. Before retiring, she had been Homs Dtllvory In 10 l‘robability nl prrcipltallon near 41 Moore Ave. died Friday at Manchester Memorial She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Wilbur W. Otto member of Hose Co. 1 of the Town Fire Department. In employed for 25 years at the Durotest Corp., E liz ab ^ l zero iHTrcnl Pxlay and lonlghl 30 percent Hospital. of Rockville and Mrs. Bernard J. Casey of Windsor his youth, he was a pitcher with the former Manchester N.J. She was a communicant of St. Mary’s Church anU bn Phone 647-9946 EDITION Tuesday Norlhwcslcrly wind* 10 to 15 The funeral was Sunday at Newkirk and Whitney Locks: six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Athletics baseball team. honorary member of its Ladies Guild. mph ditninishmf! (his altemoon Light Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be at the The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from Burke- He is survived by a nephew, Frederick Bidwell of Gill, She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Constance Nargi of and variable tonight Northeasterly convenience of the family. Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., with a mass at St. Mass., and a niece in California. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20,1970 PRICE: TWENTY CENTS winds 10 In IS mph developing Tuesday East Hartford and Mrs. Marie Nargi of Springfield, N . i .; .\atinn,il Wealher Forecast on Page 2A Mrs. Hunter was bom in Elast Hartford and had lived in Bernard's Church at 10. Burial will be in St. Bernard s The funeral is Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Watkins a niece, Mrs. Constance Gajewski of East Hartford, with town all her life. At the time of her death, she was the Cemetery. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. The Rev. Newell Curtis whom she made her home; a great-niece, Gail Grajewski oldest livinj? member of the Burnside United Methodist Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 2 Jr., pastor of Center Congregational Church, will of­ of East Hartford; and several other nieces and nephews. Church. She also belonged to the Order of Eastern Star to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ficiate. Burial will be in East Cemetery. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from Callahan and the Daughters of the American Revolution. The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 7 Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., with a mass at St. Mary's She is survived by two .sons. Richard D. Hunter of East made to St. Bernard's Church or to the Building Fund of to 9 p.m. Cab panel member Church at 9. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. Council, school board Calendar Hartford and Robert V. Hunter of South Windsor: a Rockville General Hospital. Mrs. Rose N. Cam|il)i>li Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 2 daughter. Mrs. Allan Hartley of Somers; six *0 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. JoHcpI) Milcnki Mrs. Rose Norak Campbell, 63, of 713 Hartford Road Public hearing, council: asked to step down The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be died Saturday in Bradenton, Fla. She was the widow of EAST HARTFORD — Joseph John Mileski, 73, of 92 M n. Harold M. Hanley chambers, 7 p.m. last year That application was made to Burnside United Methodist Church. LaFayette Ave. died 'Thursday at Hartford Hospital. He Raymond J. Campbell. set meetings Tuesday An attorney has asked that one of Town Council meeting, 8 p.m denied by the Greater Hartford Tran­ was the husband of Mis. Stella Koczeski Mileski. Mrs. Campbell was born April 25, 1914, in Milwaukee, Mrs. Loretta Carney Hanley, 72, of 12 Conway Road the Greater Hartford Transit died Sunday night at Manchester Memorial Hospital..She Twenty educational specialists in Board of Education, Penney sit District, but the decision is being Mr. Mileski was born in West Suffield and had lived in Wis., daughter of the late Stanley and Mary Behmke Because today is a legal holiday, The revised agenda places business District panel members who sal on a Frederick V. ICrlinrdl was the wife of Harold M. Hanley. the arts would staff a multi-arts High School, 7:30 p.m. hearing for taxi service in East Hart­ appealed East Hartford for 28 years. Before retiring, he had been Nowak, and had lived in Manchester for .37 years. She had the Elast Hartford Board of Educa­ of major interest to the public at the Frederick A. Erhardt. 47. husband of Mrs. Marilyn been employed as an operating room technician at Mrs. Hanley was bom March 23, 1905, in Stuyvesant, talent program for students at all EHHS basketball team at ford step down because of remarks Attorney Josiah Lessner, who employed at the Allen Manufacturing Co., Hartford, for tion and the Town Council will meet beginning of the meeting. Internal Pierce Erhardt. of Manchester, died Friday night at the Manchester Memorial Hospital for a number of years N.Y., and had lived in Manchester since 1946. Before Tuesday. board business and the executive ses­ levels who demonstrate a high level Simsbury High School. made to the pre.ss after the hearing. represents Dial-A Ride. said that he Masonic Home in Wallingford. 36 years. before retiring in 1967. Later, she was employed at the retiring in 1946, she had been employed in the purchasing: of ability in at least two talents. The $ feels there is no need for DellaRipa He is also survived by two sons, Leon J. Mileski and The school board meeting is sion make up the next order of An attorney representing the appli­ The funeral was this morning at the Masonic Home department of Pratt and Whitney Division of United talents considered are art, music, to slop down Michael H. Mileski. both of East Hartford; a daughter, Speed Queen Laundromat. She was a member of the scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at Penney business. g 3S'ednesday i cant, Dial-A-Ride ol Connecticut Chapel. Burial was in the Masonic Home Cemetery. Technologies Corp., East Hartford. She was a communi­ drama, humanities and dance Inc., said, however, that he feels "Anything he did after the hearing Barbara Ann Rossner of Seattle, Wash.; two brothers, Manchester Organ Club and the International Association High School. The council will meet at Routine financial statements and § EHHS vs. Penney swim meet at i Mr. Erhardt was bom Aug. 19.1930 in Hartford, son of cant of St. Bartholomew’s Church. (movement). there is no need for the member to IS without prejudice," Lessner said Henry Mileski of Southington and Alphonse Sidor of West of Machinists Auxiliary in East Hartford. * 8 p.m. at Town Hall. A public hearing reports that require no action are at g EHHS. 7:30 p.m. i Mrs. Martha Erhardt of Hartford and the late Anton She is also survived by two daughters, Mrs. Albert A coordinator and office personnel He .said that Appleton, who was in­ Suffield; three sisters. Stella Kliff of Stanford, Mary She is survived by a son, John S. Campbell of concerning an amendment to the the end of the proposed agenda. EHHS girts basketball vs. ■ step down Erhardt. He had been employed as a tool and die maker (Nancy) Guay of Wakefield, Mass., and Mrs. Don would also be hired for this program. volved in the Capitol Cab Co. applica­ Baldyga of West Suffield and Anna Onuska of Port Manchester; three brothers, Joseph R. Nowak of Code of Ordinances to allow the Under the former agenda these items Bristol Central at Farmington ■ Attorney Morton Appleton .sent a at Pratt and Whitney Division of United Technologies Manchester, Leonard S. Nowak of East Hartford and (Virginia) Ubertalli of Cheshire; three brothers, John R. Two athletic trainers and locker letter to the executive director of the tion. is "just blowing smoke. He's an­ Chester, N.Y.; and two grandchildren. director of public works to issue took time earlier in the meeting. High School. 8 p.m. Corp.. East Hartford, before retiring in 1961. He entered Henry R.J. Nowak of Enfield; a sister, Mrs. Irene Carney of Albany, N.Y., and George C. Carney and room attendants are being requested noyed that his application was The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Callahan Funeral regulations governing refuse collec­ The revised agenda includes an Dinner honoring retiring assis- \ Greater Hartford Transit District the Masonic Home in 1969. He was a member of Doric Reamon of Rockville; and two grandchildren. Donald Carney, both of Valatie, N.Y.; a sister, Mrs. for the town's two high schools. and asked that Gary Dcllal^pa. a denied ' Home. 1602 Main St. Burial will be in East Cemetery. tion is scheduled for 7 p.m. in the audience time at every meeting. tant Town Clerk Ethel M etcalf,: Lodge of Masons of Thompsonville. The funeral is Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Katherine Murray of Valatie; and eight grandchildren. council chamber. A task force of 12 people to coor­ member of the district’s three- Arthur Handman, the district's 2 Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to Presently, audience time is allowed § Sunset Ridge Clubhouse. i He is also survived by a son. Paul Erhardt of Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., with a mass at The funeral will be at the Raymond Bond Funeral The Board of Education is only at the first regular meeting of dinate the activities of all CETA per­ member panel who hoard the DiaKA- executive director, said he could not Manchester: two daughters. Mrs. Michael (Judi) 9. the Church of the Assumption at 10. Burial will be in Rose Home, Valatie, N.Y. Burial will be in Valatie. expected to take action on two items the month. sonnel has also been proposed. Thursday Ride application, step down. comment on the request because it Crowley of Manchester and Mrs. Jim (Sharon) Slade of The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., is in The Town Council is expected to DellaRipa was quoted in The involves a pending case. Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. tabled at its last regular meeting. The public may comment on Economic Development Com-: Springfield. Mass.; and three grandchildren. Raymond L. Bidwell Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 2 charge of local arrangements. Board member Joseph Visgilio's meeting agenda items at other make an appointment to fill the seat Herald as saying he favored a system DellaRipa could not be reached for The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be Raymond L. Bidwell, 85, of 60 Pine St. died this mor­ vacated by Republican James Cor- : mission. Town Hall. j comment to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. There are no calling hours. proposal to provide transportation on meetings. Zoning Board of Appeals, Town i similar to the one presented by Dial- made to the Masonic Charity Foundation, P.O. Box 70. ning at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be a uniform basis in town was made Dr. Jerry Marcus, assistant dier. A-Ride, a Manchester firm that now l.a;.ssnor also said that he has filed a Wallingford. 06492. Mr. Bidwell was born in Manchester and had lived here made to the Heart Association of Greater Hartford, 310 Arthur Mulligan, director of public Hall. finding of fact, which summarizes made to the Development Fund of Manchester Memorial after the board granted transporta­ superintendent for personnel, will J East Hartford Art League, Ray- ■ operates a taxi service for The B.C. Bailey Funeral Home, 273 S. Elm St., all his life. He was a graduate of Manchester High School Hospital. Collins St., Hartford. works, and John Cumminskey, direc­ Manchester and South Windsor and evidence related to the application, tion during the winter months to ask for board authorization to hire S mond Library, 8 p.m. Wallingford, was in charge of arrangements. Sunset Ridge students who have to additional CETA personnel. tor of civil defense, are scheduled to the Call-A-Ride service in East Hart­ lor the Dial A-Ride request The firm report to the council. wants to operate four taxis in East walk to Forbes Street north of the According to the Marcus report, |: Friday ford. Herman C. Caine school. his office is asking for $927,742 to Mayor Richard Blackstone will ask The three-member panel that in­ Hartford That number eventually CCIL finals, Penney High. EAST HARTFORD - Herman C. Caine, 93, of 20 Mill The administration will ask the employ 95 persons. for council approval of two ap­ j cludes DellaRipa heard the Dial-A- would increase to seven, according to Road died Friday at Lawrence and Memorial Hospitals, board to rescind that decision as tem­ TTie proposed projects would add pointments to the Human Rights Ride application at its Jan. 24 the applicants. The three-member Greater New London. porary conditions should not alter personnel at every school level. Commission. Blackstone appointed meeting. Mr. Caine, who had lived in East Hartford for seven Anderson-little board policy. Reading tutors, math tutors, Lee Palino to three year term and In his letter, Appleton also men­ Hartford Transit District panel will years, had been employed as an operator by the Connec­ A vote on the policy revising the guidance technicians, health aides, Carol Colbeth to fill the unexpired tioned a previous application by vote on the application. All three ticut Co. for 48 years before retiring in 1957. board's meeting agenda is also and attendant aides would account term of Michael Whelton. Capitol Cab Co. and City Cab Service members must agree on the decision He is survived by two sons, George D. Caine of Bolton scheduled. for 52 positions. Inc. The firm had sought to lake over or the application is sent to the entire and Norman C. Caine of East Haven; two daughters, Ipulirtin boar^ the services of the East Hartford district membership for a vote. Mrs. Ruby N. Apgar of Deep River and Mrs. Catherine A. Taxi Co., which went out of business Smith of Riviera Beach, Fla.; 13 grandchildren, 38 great­ 51st anniversary grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. Recreation department St. M ary's Ladies Guild will The funeral Is schedule today at 1 p.m. at Newkirk and celebrate their 51st anniversary at Both high schools Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave. Burial will be their regular monthly meeting in Center Cemetery at the convenience of the family. sets vacation programs tonight after the Lenten devotions. in CCIL tourney All past and present guild' game pairings. Windham is also For additional information, con­ members are invited to attend. In contrast to last year when Mrs. Elizabeth Y. Hasselman The East Hartford Department of Also, an all-day movie program is among the top four CCIL teams. tact the Parks and Recreation office, Penney was tied for first place and EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Elizabeth Yetter Parks and Recreation has scheduled planned Wednesday at East Hartford The first round of the CCIL tourna­ 289-2781, extension 317, between 8:30 New group to meet the Hornets were on the bottom of Hasselman, 85, formerly of 37 Laraia Ave., died Saturday a variety of programs for the High School. Students in ment will be played Friday at a.m. and 4:30 p.m. the league, both East Hartford teams at a Manchester convalescent home. She was the widow February school vacation. Kindergarten through Grade 5 may The first meeting of the newly Penney. Saturday night, the winners The movie program wili feature a will play in the Central Connecticut of Alonzo W. Hasselman. In addition to the regular night attend a movie from 10a.m. to noon; formed Junior Historical Society of will play at 8 p.m. basketball programs, the following Grades 6-8, from 2 to 4 p.m .; and high Three Stooges movie for the younger East Hartford will be March 2 at 7 Interscholastic League cham­ Mrs. Hasselman was born in Bridgeport and had lived pionship tournament this year. A consolation game will precede in East Hartford for 45 years. She was employed by the gyms will be open from 1 to 4 p.m., school students and adults, 7:30 to 10 children plus some cartoons, an p.m. at the Huguenot House on Burn­ adventure film for the middle group Penney with a 16-2 league record, the championship tilt. former Stiegers Laurelette before her retirement. She Tuesday through Friday: Goodwin, p.m. side Avenue. Last year Penney won the CCIL O'Brien. Pitkin, Woodland, Sunset Supervised skating will be and a suspense thriller and Three The group, formed under the is undisputed holder of the No. 1 spot. was a communicant of St. Rose Church. East Hartford's final standing will tourney after ending the regular She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Anna C. Rival of East and Mayberry. available at Martin and Gorman Stooges short films for the older guidance of the Historical Society, r season in a threeway tie with group. will hopefully foster an appreciation be decided Tuesday night when they Hartford; and several nieces and nephews. A tip from Roger Staubach-Quarterback, Dallas Cowb^s Penney and East Hartford High Parks, weather permitting, from 10 Manchester and Windham for first School swimming pools will be open a.m. to noon; 1 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 Supervision will be provided. Proof of the history of East Hartford. The play Simsbury. Both have 11-6 league The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from Newkirk Huny in for the best savings, records. East Hartford won the first place in the league. and Whitney Funeral home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a "You 'll find super savings on a great line-up o f clothing for men, for recreational swimming from 1 to p.m. of residency will be required. young people will hear guest meeting. Their second meeting was East Hartford was last with only mass at St. Rose Church at 10. Burial will be in Rose Hill going on ali this week! women, and boys, all tailored with the Anderson-Little look!" 4 p.m. in addition to the regular night speakers, visit older buildings in stopped by snow. two season wins to their credit Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. schedule. town, and take hikes through areas of during the 1976-77 season. high historic interest. The outcome of Tuesday’s came Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 3 will also determine tournament to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Ail middle school and high school E students are eligible to join the junior Misses’ 8. Juniors’ Police extradite Benoit Harold C. Belcher group. Applications may be obtained Tremendous Selection! from the social studies teacher or the Town hoop playoff Harold C. Belcher, 81, of 13 Walker St. died Saturday at LADIES DEPARTMENT principal of the school attended. a Vernon area convalescent home. He was the husband of SPORT COATS Reg $55 $60 in death after beating the late Dorothy Hemingway Belcher. WINTER COATS Entire Stock! To mark anniversary Mr. Belcher was born Oct. 21,1896 in Manchester, son Benoit is being held at the East possession, reckless driving, dis­ Carlton J. Benoit, 35, of 116 Hill St., obeying an officer’s order, and The East Hartford Rotary Club to begin Tuesday of the late Frank and Janet Craig Belcher, and had lived Hartford police station under a $50,- East Hartford, has been arrested on driving without a licens?. will celebrate its 50th year of service A town basketball tournament, for Woodland, Mayberry, and Sunset here all his life. Before retiring, he had been employed at a Common Pleas Court warrant 000 bond. He will be presented in Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart­ Police said the car Femendez was to the community and the highlight of boys in Grades 7 and 8, will start Ridge. South division teams are Hamilton Standard Division of United Technologies, both charging him with second-degree O’Connell, Slye, Pitkin, Hockanum, % o f f i ford, Tuesday. driving was reported to be stolen.' the occassion will be the presentation Tuesday under the supervision of the in Elast Hartford and Windsor Locks, for 25 years. 5 0 assault and unlawful restraint. and Goodwin. He was an Army veteran of World War I and a member East Hartford Police were in­ Fernendez was being held at the of a $32,000 Wenger Showmobile to East Hartford Department of Parks Save now on our final clear­ East Hartford Police had the Members of the winning team in of Manchester Barracks, Veterans of World War I, and a volved in a chase late Sunday night police station in lieu of posting a $25,- the town. and Recreation. ance of this season's reguiar warrant issued for Benoit's arrest in 000 bond. He is to appear in court The celebration will be in the form Any eligible age boy living in East each division will be awarded in­ 50-year and life member of the Manchester American connection with the alleged beating that went into Manchester and then length and pant coat styles. reversed and went into Hartford. Tuesday. of a dinner-dance at the Ramada Inn, Hartford may participate on the dividual trophies. The two division Legion Post. He also belonged to Manchester Lodge of Come early for the best of Germaine Cameron, 34, of East Police said the chase started when Police are still looking for a second East River Drive, Feb. 25 starting team in his neighborhood gym. Team champs will meet to determine the Masons and the American Association of Retired Per­ selection— not all sizes and Hartford. Ms. Cameron died about a town champions. Championship sons. He had been an auxiliary policeman for many they received a report that there was suspect allegedly involved in the inci­ with a cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. rosters will be subm itt^ to the Tremendous Selection! colors in all styles! week ago and police said they trophies will be awarded. years. a burglary in progress in an apart­ dent. Dinner will be served at 8 p.m. and recreation office. suspect it was the result of the All teams will be coached by gym­ VESTED SUITS Reg 5110 8. $ 115 ment at 140 Silver Lane. Police are investigating a break will be followed by the program and The tournament will be conducted He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Joan Behrend of ALL WEATHER beating. nasium supervisors and officiated by Skaneateles, N.Y.; six grandchildren and two great­ Police said the chase reached a into Arthur’s Fine Foods, 954 Main dancing. in a north and south division. Teams Look your best in distinctively - Two detectives from the East St. The break was discovered Sunday The showmobile was purchased tn the north division are O’Brien, competent personnel. grandchildren. tailored wool, wool blend, COATS Hartford Police Department went to speed of 90 mph at one point but then The funeral is Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Watkins slowed to about 50 mph when ordered morning and police said it was through fund-raising events and and texturized woven polyes­ Las Vegas to pick up Benoit who had suspected that someone had been generous gifts from the Hartford Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. The Rev. Newell Curtis ter vested suits, now at turned himself in to authorities to do so by the dispatcher. Jr., pastor of Center Congregational Church, will of­ 29?u?Res.S35 George Fernandez, 20, of Hartford locked in the store when it closed Foundation for Public Giving ($15,- tremendous savings. there. 000) and the United Technologies ficiate. Burial will be in East Cemetery. EXPERT FREE ALTERATIONS! A terrific buy on polyes- was charged with second-degree Saturday. Ms. Cameron had told police that Reported missing was 41 cartons of Corp. ($1,000). Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 7 ter/cotton and bonded she was bound and gagged and beaten burglary, possession of burglary cigarettes valued at $253. to 9 p.m. Our Entire Stock polyester coats to keep you y on Feb. 8. tools, second-degree larceny by The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be wamn and dry all year long.j OUTERW EAR Reg $ 3 s to $75 made to the Renal Dialysis Unit at Rockville General Choose from a stylish Hospital, 31 Union St., Rockville. selecbon in new spring 25%to40%OFF colors. last Hartford lire callji George M. Nelson PANTS Our Reg. $8 W ann up to savings on warm corduroy rancher and corduroy car Saturday, 6:33 a.m. —Acci­ ONLY! COVENTRY — The funeral of George M. Nelson of coats, ruggedly styled vvith handsome details.. Woodlawn Circle. TUES. f Q C Casual, comfortable Cheney Lane, who died Friday at Mount Sinai Hospital, dent, Interstate 84. Sunday, 9:54 a.m. —Medical pull-on pants in a Hartford, is Tuesday at 11 a.m. at Watkins Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a.m. call to 102 Forbes St. . variety of neat —Medical cali to 527 Main St. Home, 142 E. Center St., Manchester. T O P C O A T S Our Entire Stock Reg. $90 8^ $100 Sunday, 10:39 a.m. checks and Saturday, 10:36 a.m. 2 —Medical call to 26 Colt St. The Burial will be in East Cemetery, Manchester. Tremendous savings on smart plaids. —Medical call to 57 Evans Sunday, 1:41 p.m .—Medical ' Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to superbly tailored m en's all Ave. call to 41 Park Ave.. 9. wool and wool blend top Saturday, 12:44 p.m. ‘698J 79 Sunday, 5:13 p.m. —False TOPS, SHIRTS & BLOUSES . —Investigation, Tudor The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be coats in traditionai solids and handsome herringbones. alarm, Hockanum School. made to the Heart Association of Greater Hartford, 310 Village. hoicest Meats In Town\ ^ 9 5 Q 9 5 OurReg Sunday, 6:46 p.m. —Medical Collins St., Hartford, or to Emanuel Lutheran Church, . Saturday, 2 p.m. —Medical n # t o o $5to$ll call to Wonder Bakery, (lanchester. BOYS DEPARTMENT call to 700 Burnside Ave. Connecticut Boulevard. 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Today, 12:50 a.m. iHlftPHAIII * Saturday, 9:57 p.m. —Investigation, 101 Connec­ 1.69 the elementary schools of New Rochelle, N.Y., for 34 —Medical call to police sta­ Am hrson-Utth ticut Blvd. years. Come to Anderson-Little and label yourself smart. tion. ' ^ e i ’Ue/* Today, 3:11 a.m. —Medical She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Adaline Laughlin of OurReg.$8to$10 Sunday, 5:46 a.m. —Medical Ridgefield; and two grandohildren, Robert B. and call to 803 Oak St. DRESS & CASUAL SLACKS call to polide station. Today, 10:27 a.m .—Medical Catherine B. Laughlin, both of Ridgefield. Sunday, 6:40 a.m. —Medical call to ^ Main St. ^ o r e The funeral is Tuesday at 1:80 p.m. at Watkins Funeral Special savings on a handsome selection of call to Walnut Street and Home, 142 E. Center St. The Rev. Norman Swensen, solids, plaids, corduroys, and jeans. pastor of Trinity Covenant Church, will officiate. Burial HIGHLAND PARK MARKET will be in East Cemetery. ^ Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to ' ^ ------MANCHE8TBR PARKADE MANCHESTER WE8TFARM8 MALL WEST HARTFORD 317 Highlami Strett The family suggests that any memorial gifts may be >1 ^ r made to the Newington Children’s Hospital or to the Manchester • 646-4277 Southern NewEnglandTelephone Heart Association of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., The Welsh one* believed wearing a fern would cause Hartford. one to lose his way and be followed by snakes.