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Summary mm Bad winter r. < A powerful snowstorm drove across the Midwest today, stacking highway-closing drifts up to six feet deep, closing schools to continue and businesses and bearing down on Ohio Valley states still crippled by the deep snows of a WASHINGTON (UPI) - This we had become used to In Uie' January blizzard. winter’s cold is rapidly catching up '60s. In Southern California with records set last winter in the "It's characteristic ol a climate, searchers prepared to renew the nation’s estem half and it appears when it 's varying, to cause racariial ] hunt for more than a dozen per more of the same is likely for the one kind or another to be ' sons missing from Friday’s next 30 days, the g o v em m ^ ’s chief- quite regularly" deluge. So far, 11 were known long-range forecaster saiiH ^ay. Mitchell said it is really tlw i dead in the wind and rain storm The forecast for mid-February to weather during the past two 4 and the flash floods it triggered. mid-March was due out late today, that was unusual b^ause it but Dr. Donald Gilman told a benign. meeting of the American Association "So the climate is getting back te j SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) - A for the Advancement of Science, "it normal. If you don't like the climate j terrorist bomb exploded today doesn't look like a very warm that we re suffering through outside a downtown Sydney hotel forecast.” now, wait a few years or dt ca4n ” where 12 Asian Commonwealth And a leading climatologist said it Gilman. Mitchell and Strowmew heads of state were meeting, appears our climate is becoming discussed the weather at a net killing at least two persons and in more variable, which means we can ference preceding an opening i juring seven others. expect more of the extreme weather of the annual week-long meeting of j None of the visiting dignitaries that has been hitting the nation. the AAAS, largest general icicnea was hurt in the explosion, but 12 "It’s bouncing from one extreme to organization in the United Stele* hours later army experts another,” said Dr. Murray Mitchell, harmlessly detonated a second of the National Oceanic and At bomb that was set to go off only mospheric Administration. 300 yards from the site of the first Last winter’s cold got an early Light snow blast. start with an unusually cool fall and did not let up until late February. on the way Gilman said this past autumn was WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ad warmer with colder-than-usual By Uniird Pre»» Inlemaltewal ministration efforts to enforce temperatures beginning in Officials throughout New E a g t^ civil rights laws have been signifi December in the eastern part of the tuned a cautious ear to fteilite cant, but high unemployment and country. predictions of more snow for I ti poverty still cripple progress for “I just saw the averages for region, one week after the won! bah women and minorities, the U.S. December, January and the first part zard in a century batterad tko Commission on Civil Rights said of February before I left the office northeast seaboard. today. and it’s beginning to get a little dif Late Sunday night, the Natiwaf^ The commission said communi ficult to tell now — over that iVi- Weather Service was forecoifl^| ty acceptance of school month period — really which could be light snow for the six-state desegregation appears to be considered the colder winter.” Tuesday. growing. But it said this may be • ' X v Another indicator that this winter The Great Dig Out continu due at least in part to the limited is approaching last year's is gas con day across the besieged regiowob t scope of desegregation plans put sumption for heat. ficials concentrated on reft ^ into effect last year. Dr. Norton Strommen, of the southern New England to And it said little progress was government’s Center for Climatic semblance of normalcy. made in assuring the rights of and Environmental Assessment, said Remaining Rhode Island i of women. It singled out failure to \ ¥ : the latest estimate, based on the out evacuated to emergency ek ratify the Equal Rights Amend look for the rest of the season, in during last week’s blizzard he ment and restrictions on the use Maura McGeary of South Windsor is crowned Miss Manchester 1978 by her predeces.sor. dicates that the nation’s gas con home Sunday and MassacT* lie of medicaid funds for abortion. Cindy Tucker, at pageant ceremonies Saturday night. From left are Carol Mahoney, second sumption this season will be 98 per state officials plotted how m ^ runner-up and Colleen D. Wright, first runner-up. (Herald photo by Dunn) cent of last winter’s. commuters could reach their Mitchell said the variability seen a without cars. WASHINGTON (UPI) - War recently is a change from the 1950s id The last 70 Rhode IsUnd i ning that striking miners might and 1960s. who spent up to six days In staftf IS. defy any presidential order to dig “Some of us take the view that Defense shelters returned to coal, UMW chief Arnold Miller Maura McGeary picked really what’s happening now is that homes Sunday. Gov. J. t, today attacked the union the weather is more agitated now in Garrahy went on statewide I to bargaining council’s rejection of a a way that was normal — not abnor to report progress in the rs proposed contract Sunday. mal — in the recent history of effort by federal, state Had the United Mine Workers climate. authorities to clean up after Council submitted the soft coal Miss Manchester 1978 “Unfortunately, when we look at storm. contract to rank-and-file,miners, the climate that way — that the At the height of the storm, T,< they would have strongly voted to By BETTY RYDER music of “Dancing Shoes” by Dan Pretty Carol Mahoney, 17, and the variable is increasing — it has people sought refuge in the end the record 70-day strike, he Fogelberg. nothing to say about what’s going to emergency shelters. Family Editor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James said. ’The youngest of five children, she Mahoney of South Windsor was hit us next. It’s just that we’re going Meanwhile, declining coal Trembling like a willow in a is currently a senior at Kingswood- named second runner-up. Carol plans to be buffeted around now more than —See I’age T hree-% I supplies are near the critical windstorm, pretty Maura McGeary Oxford School in West Hartford and to attend the University of Rhode point in Ohio, West Virginia, Ken flashed a radiant smite as she was plans to attend Skidmore College or Island and seek a degree in pre-law. tucky and several other states. crowned Miss Manchester 1978 at the the University of Connecticut, The young lady who seemed to Jaycee-sponsored Miss Manchester majoring in psychology with a minor have many ardenj fans in the Groups continue! Scholarship Pageant held Saturday in dance. audience also prov^ to have ad BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P I)-T he night at Manchester High School Her reactions to winning the mirers among her fellow con Lebanese cabinet today adopted a auditorium. coveted title? “I was just so sur testants. proposed law establishing a joint ’This is the tenth annual pageant Donna McCarthy, whose trumpet petitioning fight prised, I guess ‘numb’ is the word,” Lebanese-Syrian tribunal to in sponsored by the Jaycees and is a she said. rendition of “What I Did for Love” vestigate and punish those respon preliminary to the Miss America First runner-up is Colleen D. from the broadway hit, “A Chorus By GREG PEARSON withdraw his or h e r n a n * sible for four days of warfare Pageant. Miss McGeary is now eligi Wright, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. Line,” received the Miss Congeniali between Syrian peacekeeping ble to compete on the state level for Herald Reporter Bletchman said. and Mrs. Gil Wright of Manchester. ty award which is voted by the con He said that he did not forces and Lebanese rightists. the title of Miss Connecticut. Colleen is a senior at Manchester testants and presented to the one who An effort this weekend by sup exact number of withdrawali. ta i The decision came as leftist The daughter of Mrs. June High School and plans to attend was the easiest to get along with sources reported heavy shelling in porters of the Eighth Utilities added, "The number to m McGeary of South Windsor, Maura Fisher Junior College to obtain an during pre-pageant rehearsals and District resulted in more residents southeast Lebanon between something of a massive fi also captured the talent competition associate degree in fashion merchan asking that their names be removed Israeli-backed Christian rightists The withdrawals will he with a contemporary ballet to the dising. —See Page Tliree-A from petitions supporting a referen and joint Palestinian-Lebanese Tuesday with the town c dum vote on consolidation, which Previous claims have leftist forces. been mail would combine the district and the circulators of the petitiooa knee Town of Manchester. misleading the signers or Begin welcomes attempt The legality of the weekend effort, NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The representing the facts in the a incompetence of many trial however, is being questioned by Ted Cummings, however. aaM lawyers greatly contributes to the Cummings, a member of the Com morning that the committee ca national backlog of court cases. mittee for One Manchester and a tain enough signatures to replH Chief Justice Warren Burger to resume peace parley major organizer of the consolidation withdrawals. He also is says. effort. Cummings said that the com the legality of the canvas . mittee is continuing to obtain enough He said that the matter Is Burger told the American Bar By United Press International Sadat arrived in Rome from Paris ference that the disputed settlements Association Sunday the problem signatures in the district to replace examined legally by atteraqr Prime Minister Menachem Begin on the final stop of his eight-nation in northeastern Sinai are “legal, can be resolved only by increased tour that included talks with Presi the withdrawals. FitzGerald, counsel for l>e said today Israel welcomes renewed legitimate and essential” despite a Also, the district has called a training and a new set of stan dent Carter in the United States. call by Secretary of State Cyrus mittee for One MancheMer. U.S. attempts to restart the special meeting Wednesday night to dards for trial lawyers. Exceptional security measures Vance that they be removed. “It becomes a g i ^ gaiae 4 deadlocked Egyptian-Israeli peace discuss consolidation. A committee His contentions have sparked were imposed to protect Sadat during Nevertheless, Begin said Assistant put them on, and we’ll taki talks despite what he views as un called “Stop Tampering With the debate within the ABA, with the his five-hour visit to Rome. Some 500 Secretary of State Alfred Atherton This could go on forever,” warranted U.S. criticism of Jewish Eighth’s American Liberties” Illinois State Bar Association police were assigned to guard him will be welcome in Jerusalem for a said. settlements in Sinai. (STEAL) is expected to be formed at He said that asking the lawyers’ governing and special roadblocks were thrown second round of shuttle diplomacy be coeU Earlier, President Anwar Sadat of the meeting, Robert Bletchman said. where mistakes might baoe board to seek either a retraction up for spot checks on cars and peo between Egypt and Israel to get Egypt said in Paris that he had been T he Committee for One made by some of • .by Burger or documentation of his ple. Guards were posted at the Egyp agreement on a declaration of prin the “met with complete understanding” Manchester is seeking signatures which would have led te t e ■ charges. tian and other embassies, cultural ciples guiding an overall peace in his tour to promote peace and said from residents for a referendum withdrawals. the next move was for the United centers and the Egyptian tourist and settlement. airline offices. question on consolidation. The “But, not to the extent ol IH r ATLANTA (UPI) - Based on States to bridge the gap between petitioners will require signatures 100 (signers.) Now JOB hast a Begin told a Jerusalem news con- —See Page 'Fwo-A the Soviet Union’s experience, a Egypt and Israel. from ten percent of the district certed effort that’s Is federal health official says the residents and ten percent of the non many different things." I fast-moving Russian flu could district residents to place a con weekend effort. reach epidemic proportions in this solidation question on the ballot. He said that th e re country in a few weeks. Budget plans delayed ’Hie committee has said that it provisions for wilhdrawte “We can only judge by what already has obtained the 750 laws for petitioaiat Isr i happened in the Soviet, Union,’’ signatures needed from district tion. There are sach One of the problems created by last Dr. Walter Dowdle, an influenza Jan. 27, but all reports were not Larry probably will prevent this. residents. week’s snowstorm is a delay in the the state’s laws f« ’ virology researcher at the expected to arrive by that date. The Highway Department, ob But, last week, Bletchman filed the Cummings issaed a t e national Center for Disease Con preparation of budget requests by “We’re going along little by little. viously, has been busy during the last names of 16 persons from the district morning signed hjr M trol, said. some Town of Manchester But, there’s always bound to 'be a week plowing streets and clearing who asked to have their names Durward Miller and ’The first known cases of Rus departments. crunch,” Ms. Yellman said. snow. At one point, some department removed from the petition. The Campbell. co 1 Summary mm ^ Bad winter A powerful snowstonn drove across the Midwest today, stacking highway-closing drifts up to six feet deep, closing schools and businesses and bearing down to continue on Ohio Valley states still crippled by the deep snows of a WASHINGTON (UPI) - This we had become used to in the ’50s and January blizzard. winter’s cold is rapidly catching up ’60s In Southern California with records set last winter in the ”lt’s characteristic of a climate, searchers prepared to renew the nation's estern haif and it appears when it 's varying, to cause records of hunt for more than a dozen per more of the same is likely for the one kind or another to be broken sons missing from Friday's next 30 days, the g o v em m ^ 's chief- quite regularly.” deluge. So far, 11 were known long-range forecaster saitH^ay Mitchell said it is really the dead in the wind and rain storm The forecast for mid-February to weather during the past two decades and the flash floods it triggered. mid-March was due out late today, that was unusual b^ause it was so but Dr. Donald Gilman told a benign meeting of the American Association ”So the climate is getting back to SYDNEY, Australia (UPl) - A for the Advancement of Science, "it normal. If you don’t like the climate terrorist bomb exploded today doesn’t look like a very warm that we’re suffering through right outside a downtown Sydney hotel forecast.” now, wait a few years or decades” where 12 Asian Commonwealth And a leading climatologist said it Gilman, Mitchell and Strommen heads of state were meeting, appears our climate is becoming discussed the weather at a news con killing at least two persons and in more variable, which means we can ference preceding an opening session juring seven others. , expect more of the extreme weather of the annual week-long meeting of None of the visiting dignitaries that has been hitting the nation the AAAS, largest general science was hurt in the explosion, but 12 “It’s bouncing from one extreme to organization in the United States hours later army experts another, ” said Dr. Murray Mitchell, 3 harmlessly detonated a second of the National Oceanic and At bomb that was set to go off only mospheric Administration. Light snow 300 yards from the site of the first Last winter’s cold got an early blast. start with an unusually cool fall and did not let up until late February. on the way Gilman said this past autumn was WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ad warmer with colder-than-usual By United Prrnii Inlrrnalional ministration efforts to enforce temperatures beginning in Officials throughout New England civil rights laws have been signifi December in the eastern part of the tuned a cautious ear to weather cant, but high unemployment and country. predictions of more snow for the poverty still cripple progress for ”I just saw the averages for region, one week after the worst bliz women and minorities, the U.S. December, January and the first part zard in a century battered the Commission on Civil Rights said of February before I left the office northeast seaboard. today. and it’s beginning to get a little dif Late Sunday night, the National The commission said communi- ficult to tell now — over that 216- Weather Service was forecasting ty acceptance of school month period — really which could be light snow for the six-state area on desegregation appears to be considered the colder winter.” Tuesday. growing. But it said this may be Another indicator that this winter The Great Dig Out continued Sun due at least in part to the limited is approaching last year’s is gas con day across the oesieged region as of scope of desegregation plans put sumption for heat. ficials concentrated on returning into effect last year. Dr. Norton Strommen, of the southern New England to some And it said little progress was government’s Center for Climatic semblance of normalcy. made in assuring the rights of and Environmental Assessment, said Remaining Rhode Island residents women. It singled out failure to m the latest estimate, based on the out evacuated to emergency shelters ratify the Equal Rights Amend look for the rest of the season, in during last week’s blizzard went ment and restrictions on the use Maura McGeary of South Windsor is crowned Miss Manchester 1978 by her predecessor. dicates that the nation’s gas con home Sunday and Massachusetts of medicaid funds for abortion. Cindy Tucker, at pageant ceremonies Saturday night. From left are Carol Mahoney, sccotid sumption this season will be 98 per state officials plotted how Boston F runner-up and Colleen D. Wright, first runner-up. (Herald photo by Dunn) cent of last winter’s. commuters could reach their jobs Mitchell said the variability seen without cars. WASHINGTON (UPI) - War recently is a change from the 1950s The last 70 Rhode Island residents ning that striking miners might and 1960s. who spent up to six days in state Civil defy any presidential order to dig “Some of us take the view that Defense shelters returned to their coal, UMW chief Arnold Miller Maura McGeary picked really what’s happening now is that homes Sunday. Gov. J. Joseph today attacked the union the weather is more agitated now in Garrahy went on statewide television bargaining council’s rejection of a a way that was normal — not abnor to report progress in the concerted proposed contract Sunday. mal -- in the recent history of E effort by federal, state and local Had the United Mine Workers climate. authorities to clean up after the Council submitted the soft coal Miss Manchester 1978 “ Unfortunately, when we look at storm. contract to rank-and-file miners, the climate that way — that the At the height of the storm, 7,440 they would have strongly voted to By BETTY RYDER music of “ Dancing Shoes” by Dan Pretty Carol Mahoney, 17, and the variable is increasing — it has people sought refuge in the state’s end the record 70-day strike, he Fogelberg. nothing to say about what’s going to emergency shelters. Family Edilor daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James said. The youngest of five children, she Mahoney of South Windsor was hit us next. It’s just that we’re going Meanwhile, declining coal Trembling like a willow in a is currently a senior at Kingswood- named second runner-up. Carol plans to be buffeted around now more than —See I’age riiree-.X supplies are near the critical windstorm, pretty Maura McGeary Oxford School in West Hartford and to attend the University of Rhode point in Ohio, West Virginia, Ken flashed a radiant smile as she was plans to attend Skidmore College or Island and seek a degree in pre-law. tucky and several other states. crowned Miss Manchester 1978 at the the University of Connecticut, The young lady who seemed to Jaycee-sponsored Miss Manchester majoring in psychology with a minor have many ardenj fans in the Groups continue Scholarship Pageant held Saturday in dance. audience also prov^ to have ad BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) —The night at Manchester High School Her reactions to winning the mirers among her fellow con Lebanese cabinet today adopted a auditorium. coveted title? “I was just so sur testants. proposed law establishing a joint ’This is the tenth annual pageant prised, I guess ‘numb’ is the word,” Donna McCarthy, whose trumpet petitioning fight Lebanese-Syrian tribunal to in sponsored by the Jaycees and is a she said. rendition of “ What I Did for Love” vestigate and punish those respon preliminary to the Miss America First runner-up is Colleen D. from the broadway hit, “A Chorus sible for four days of warfare By GREG PEARSON withdraw his or her name, Pageant. Miss McGeary is now eligi Wright, 17-year-old daughter of Mr. Line,” received the Miss Congeniali between Syrian peacekeeping Herald Reporter Bletchman said. ble to compete on the state level for and Mrs. Gil Wright of Manchester. ty award which is voted by the con forces and Lebanese rightists. the title of Miss Connecticut. He said that he did not have the Colleen is a senior at Manchester testants and presented to the one who An effort this weekend by sup The decision came as leftist The daughter of Mrs. June exact number of withdrawals, but he High School and plans to attend was the easiest to get along with porters of the Eighth Utilities sources reported heavy shelling in McGeary of South Windsor, Maura added, "The number to me suggests Fisher Junior College to obtain an during pre-pageant rehearsals and District resulted in more residents southeast Lebanon between also captured the talent competition something of a massive fraud.” associate degree in fashion merchan asking that their names be removed Israeli-backed Christian rightists with a contemporary ballet to the The withdrawals will be filed dising. —Sev I’uffe Three-A from petitions supporting a referen and joint Palestinian-Lebanese Tuesday with the town 'clerk. dum vote on consolidation, which leftist forces. Previous claims have been made that would combine the district and the circulators of the petitions have been Town of Manchester. misleading the signers or mis NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The Begin welcomes attempt The legality of the weekend effort, representing the facts in the case. incompetence of many trial however, is being questioned by Ted Cummings, however, said this lawyers greatly contributes to the Cummings, a member of the Com morning that the committee can ob national backlog of court cases. mittee for One Manchester and a tain enough signatures to replace the Chief Justice Warren Burger to resume peace parley major organizer of the consolidation withdrawals. He also is questioning says. effort. Cummings said that the com the legaiity of the canvassing effort. Burger told the American Bar mittee is continuing to obtain enough He said that the matter is being By United Press International Sadat arrived in Rome from Paris ference that the disputed settlements Association Sunday the problem signatures in the district to replace examined legally by attorney John on the final stop of his eight-nation in northeastern Sinai are “legal, can be resolved only by increased Prime Minister Menachem Begin the withdrawals. tour that included talks with Presi legitimate and essential” despite a FitzGerald, counsel for the Com training and a new set of stan said today Israel welcomes renewed Also, the district has called a dent Carter in the United States. call by Secretary of State Cyrus mittee for One Manchester. dards for trial lawyers. U.S. attempts to restart the special meeting Wednesday night to Exceptional security measures Vance that they be removed. “It becomes a giant game of 'you His contentions have sparked deadlocked Egyptian-Israeli peace discuss consolidation. A committee were imposed to protect Sadat during Nevertheless, Begin said Assistant put them on, and we’ll take them off.’ debate within the ABA, with the talks despite what he views as un called “Stop Tampering With the This could go on forever,” Cummings warranted U.S. criticism of Jewish his five-hour visit to Rome. Some 500 Secretary of State Alfred Atherton Illinois State Bar Association Eighth’s American Liberties” said. settlements in Sinai. police were assigned to guard him will be welcome in Jerusalem for a asking the lawyers' governing (STEAL) is expected to be formed at He said that he could understand Earlier, President Anwar Sadat of and special roadblocks were thrown second round of shuttle diplomacy board to seek either a retraction the meeting, Robert Bletchman said. where mistakes might have been Egypt said in Paris that he had been up for spot checks on cars and peo between Egypt and Israel to get .by Burger or documentation of his ple. Guards were posted at the Egyp T h e Committee for One made by some of the 30 circulators 3 “met with complete understanding” agreement on a declaratipn of prin charges. Manchester is seeking signatures which would have led to the first 16 tian and other embassies, cultural ciples guiding an overall peace in his tour to promote peace and said from residents for a referendum centers and the Egyptian tourist and settlement. withdrawals. the next move was for the United question on consolidation. The ATLANTA (UPI) - Based on airline offices. “ But, not to the extent of 50 or 75 or States to bridge the gap between petitioners will require signatures 100 (signers.) Now you have a con the Soviet Union’s experience, a Begin told a Jerusalem news con- —Sv.v Puge Two-A Egypt and Israel. from ten percent of the district federal health official says the certed effort that’s telling people residents and ten percent of the non fast-moving Russian flu could many different things.” he said of the district residents to place a con reach epidemic proportions in this weekend effort. solidation question on the ballot. country in a few weeks. He said that there are no ’The committee has said that it provisions for withdrawals under the "We can only judge by what Budget plans delayed already has obtained the 750 laws for petitioning for consolida happened in the Soviet Union,” signatures needed from district tion. There are such provisions under Dr. Walter Dowdle, an Influenza One of the problems created by last Jan. 27, but all reports were not Larry probably will prevent this. residents. the state’s laws for primaries. virology researcher at the week’s snowstorm is a delay in the expected to arrive by that date. The Highway Department, ob But, last week, Bletchman filed the Cummings issued a statement this national Center for Disease Con preparation of budget requests by “We’re going along little by little. viously, has been busy during the last names of 16 persons from the district morning signed by himself and trol, said. some Town of Manchester But, there’s always bound to be a week plowing streets and clearing who asked to have their names Durward Miller and Alfred ’The first known cases of Rus departments. crunch,” Ms. Yellman said. snow. At one point, some department removed from the petition. The Campbell, co-chairmen of the Com sian flu in the United States broke A total of 16 town departments The budgets of the department personnel had worked more than 50 weekend work resulted in a mittee for One Manchester. The out Jan. 19 among high school have completed their proposed heads are used as a guide by Town consecutive hours. ’Thoughts of the “substantial number” of district students in Cheyenne, Wyo., the budgets for the, 1978-79 fiscal year, statement now charges misrepresen-> Manager Robert Weiss when he 1978-79 budget became secondary. residents who signed and now want to CDC reported a week later. By and the major ones not yet submitted tation by district workers calling presents his budget proposal to the The Police Department also had remove their names, he said. last week, the flu had surfaced in include the Health, Police and those who have signed the petition. Board of Directors next month. many extra requirements caused by The Wednesday night meeting, at least 10 other places across the Highway departments. The statement says that some of Weiss had said that he wanted to the storm. Police Chief Robert Len- which is scheduled for 8 p.m. at country. Paula Yellman, the town’s budget the callers have said the district get the budget to the board a bit nan said that he hopes to submit his Whiton Library, will include a table analyst, had requested that depart earlier this year than in past years. set up for anyone else seeking to —See I’iipc Tliroc-.V ment heads submit their requests by But, the delays caused by Storm —Sc«* Pugc Tlirw-A MANCUKSTtlR EVFJ4ING HKRAU). M jm hfatff Coon M.m t- b IJ I'.CX I’.tUK TIIIIKK \ PAGE TWO-A — MANCHESTER KVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Mun , Kt'l) i:i. 1978 Arrests total 26 in raid ObItuariM Miss Manchester 1978 (UonlinUR-tl Front Pour Onr) models and a former Miss Connec swimsuit.- talent and evening gown sons were brought to police • Michael P. Wellington, 18, of 500 Half of the 42 youths in the Pinball Frederick W. Jackson in 1966, living in East Hartford for S. Keller of Coventry and George M. who was just fun to have around ticut. served as mistress of competition were Al Terzi, of hcadquartres for proper iden Avery St., South Windsor, possession Wizard. 541 Main St., at the time of a Frederick W. Jackson, 71, of 193 two years before coming to Keller of Kentfield, Calif.; four Donna is the daughter of Mr and ceremonies WFSB-TV evening news; William J tifications before they were released. of a controlled substance. massive police raid Friday night Summit St. died Friday at Manchester 10 years ago. She was a nephews, one niece, and 16 Mrs. Francis3^cCarlhy of Miss Manchester 1977. Cindy Haggerty Jr , producer ol the New were arrested, mostly on drug- Scruse was charged with illegal • Craig B. Kostant, 17, of 44 W. Manchester Memorial Hospital. He member of Zion Evangelical grandnephews and grandnieces. Manchester alld a senior at Tucker, daughter of Mr and Mrs possession of a controlled substance, Hampshire Scholarship Pageant. related charges. Four more were Middle Turnpike, Apartment 70, il was the husband of Mrs. Elsie Lutheran Church. A memorial service will be Satur Manchester High. School. Floyd Tuckor of Manchester, per David Kelley, legal council and less than four ounces, and risk of in arrested on the street on charges of legal possession of a controlled sub Wennerstrom Jackson. She is also survived by a son, Erich day at 2 p.m. at the Second Mayor Stephen Penny thanked the formed her talent-winmng dance, associate director of the Miss jury to minors. Sartor said the drug stance. disorderly conduct in connection with Mr. Jackson was bom Dec. 23, Roth of Manchester; a daughter, Congregational Church. contestants, as well as the audience, prior to relinquishing her crown lo Connecticut Scholarship Pageant for charge resulted from a search of the • Derrick B. Nelson, 17. of 45 Fair- the police action. 1906, in Manchester where he lived Mrs. Gerhard (Helene) Eitel of The family will be at home at for their participation and especially the new Miss Manchester 1978 In the past II years. Dee Castolene. building by a state police dog, trained field St., illegal possession of a con In all. 20 were charged with six all his life before his retirment in Manchester; and three Stokell Farm, 1804 Boston Turnpike, extended appreciation to the June, she captured the swimsuit and chaperone lor .Miss Bristol. and lan- in searching for drugs, after the in trolled substance. were referred to juvenile authorities, 1972. grandchildren. Coventry, after the service. Manchester Jaycees for their talent awards in the Miss Connec da Kapral I’app, Miss Connecticut itial raid was completed. The risk of • Roger G. Bolduc, 16, of 18 French police reported. Before his retirement, he owned The funeral is Wednesday at 1 p.m. The family suggests that those endeavors in similar pageants the ticut Pageant 1972 \ injury charge takes into account the ‘Road, Bolton, possession of a con The raid was the result of well- and operated the former Jackson at Zion Evangelical Lutheran wishing to may make memorial gilts past 10 years. William Hyde. Jaycee president, Karen Kopins. the current Njiss planned coordinated efforts of the responsibility of the operator of the trolled substance, less than four Wayside Market in South Windsor (Tiurch. The Rev. Charles Kuhl will to the American Red Cross. Ray Gardiner, principal of Bowers presented Donald Genovesi a check business, the age of the customers Connecticut, as well as winners Irtom patrol and detective divisions of the ounces. with his son, Kenneth. It was the first officiate. Burial will be in East Elementary Schiml and active in for $600 to benefit the Manchester other Connecticut towns were also Police Department. The police ac and the illicit activity going on. Sar • Kenneth Ritter. 21, of 56 Chestnut supermarket in South Windsor. Cemetery. Sean R. PreHcoll many area theater groups, served as Scholarship Fund. tor said. Some juveniles were as present tion began about 7:30 p.m. when the St., disorderly conduct. Before opening the market, he was Friends may call at Holmes The funeral of Sean Robinson master of ceremonies. Sally Judges for the contest which Mickey Kcndell of Manchester, young as 11 years old. teen hang-out was full of youths. The • B arbara A. F isher, 16. 56 employed at the Pinehurst Market in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Tuesday Prescott, 10, of 122 Carpenter Road, Middleton, one of Connecticut's featured 12 young ladies from the popular area pianist, along with four Scruse was released on a $1,000 Glcnwood St., illegal possession of a building was closed off by police and Manchester for many years. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. who died Saturday evening in Ver leading fashion and photography Greater Manchester area who vied in other musicians, accompanied most surety bond for court Feb, 27. The controlled substance and illegal everyone inside the establishment He was a member of St. Mary's The family suggests that any mont, is Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. of the contestants during their was bodily searched. remainder of those were released on possession of a prescription legend Episcopal Church. memorial gifts may be made to Zion Mary's Episcopal Church. non-surety or cash bonds for court Feb drug. pr.;sentations The last of those arrested, which Other survivors are two sons, Evangelical Lutheran (Church, 112 Burial will be in East Cemetery. Hichard Ijwrence, director of the 27. included the manager. Julian Scruse. • Hugh P. Donnelly, 20, 35 Kenneth L. Jackson of South Windsor Cooper St. Friends may call at St. Mary's Budget plans local pageant, presented service The others arrested and charges in 36. of 71 Wells St., were brought to Kenwood Drive, illegal possession of and Donald F. Jackson of Church Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. mentioned is the renovation of a awards to several firms who had con cluded the following: Miss Hilda M. Keller (Uonlinurd From Page One) the Police Department for a controlled substance and posses Manchester; one daughter, Mrs. Sean was bora June 28, 1967, in room in the basem ent of the tributed in some way to the support • Randy A. Cooley, 18, of 449 Main Manchester, son of Neal and Dale processing about 11:30 p.m. on the sion of burglary tools. Joseph (Barbara) Deganne of COVENTRY - Miss Hilda budget proposal this week. department's building. The staff of of the pageants St., pos.session of a controlled sub • Kerry Manley, 19, 29 Durant St., Robinson Prescott of Carpenter Senior Citizens bus. The proce.ssing Manchester; one brother, John S. Monteith Keller, 89, of Coventry died He said that he expects to ask for the department has increased Miss McGcary is now eligible to stance with intent to sell. possession of less than four ounces of Saturday in Manchester. Road. He was a fifth-jtrade student continued through the night until all Jackson of Springfield, Mass.; four no new major expenditures. The because of several new Comprehen compete in the Miss Connecticut • Jeffrey A. Main, 22, of 142 Spruce Miss Keller was the daughter of at Buckley School and was president those arrested were released about 4 a controlled substance, and disorder sisters, Mrs. Florence Harrison of major increases in the budget will be sive Employment Training Act Pageant, and if she wins that, can St., interference with a search. the late Hartford architect George Struggling to get to sale a m. Most were released on bond to ly conduct. Arlington, Va., Mrs. Howard Little of of his class. He was a member of St. for inflationary hikes in existing (CETA) employees and the workers seek the Miss America crown and a the custody of their parents, but a • Richard J. Trudeau, 20, of 16 • Thomas D. Turkowski, 16, 330 Bolton, Mrs. Willard Grant of Keller and Mary Monteith Smith Mary's Episcopal Church. These Downtown Merchants dressed in unlikely winter attire, are struggling hard programs and supplies, he said. Columbus St., disorderly conduct and are crowded into the present office $15,900 scholarship. Nearly one few did not make bond and were held Adams St., illegal possession of a Rockville and Mrs. Sidney Smith of Keller. She was graduated as Saturday morning before leaving towards Thursday’s Lincoln Day Sale. Helping Jack McVeigh of the Bike Shop get back up Highway Superintendent Timothy million dollars in educational threatening. space. until Sunday, police said. controlled substance. Arcadia, Calif.; seven grand valedictorian of her class from Hart for Vermont, Sean was awarded a Sullivan already has said that he will Other increases also may be in scholarships arc awarded annually at • Richard L. Pierce, 18, of 1178 first place trophy for winning the ski on his feet are from left to right, Creighton Shoor of Shoor Jewelers, Bernie Apter ol Regal About 14 or 15 youths in the es • Colleen J. Woodcock, 17, 76 daughters and one great- ford Public High School, whose ask for two large equipment expen cluded in the department’s budget. the local, state and national Miss Burnside Ave., East Hartford, race for his age group during the ski Men’s Shop, (behind him) Fred Nassiff of Nassiff Arms, Leo Juran of Fairway and Joe tablishment were released after Garden St., illegal possession of less granddaughter. buildings had been designed by her ditures, one for a vacuum sweeper Ms. Yellman said that most of the American Pageants, making it the carrying a dangerous weapon. ^ ^ races sponsored by Manchester State Carman of Carman’s Clothiers. The big one-day downtown sate was postponed to Thursdav being searched and were not found to than four ounces of a controlled sub- The funeral is today at 2 p.m. at the father. for the Highway Department and one submitted budgets have asked for largest scholarship foundation in the be in possession of illegal drugs or • Nancy J. Head, 16, of 181 Loomis Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. After serving with the Red Cross in Bank at Northview Ski Slope. Besides because of last week’s storm. (Herald photo by Pinto) for a compactor for the town landfill. St., illegal possession of a controlled few increases for new programs, world for women other items. Deputy Chief Richard • Deborah A. Dudzic, 16,255 Henry Burial will be Tuesday in East France during World War I, she was being an active skier, he was active Dr. Alice Turek, head of the Health Proceeds from the local event are substance. supplies for employees. Sartor said. About six of those per St., illegal possession of a controlled Cemetery. employed by the Hartford ^m inary in the Manchester youth soccer Department, said that her budget "I don't see anybody that asking contributed to the scholarship fund substance. The family suggests that friends and for 25 years by the state Depart program. should be completed within a few for anything outrageous. The awarded to the contestants and to the wishing to may make memorial gifts ment of Motor Vehicles. He is also survived by a sister, Petitioning fight continues days The only increase that she • Richard G. Blinn, 16,176 Charter numbers seem lo be okay, " she said Manchester Scholarship Fund. , Oak St., illegal possession of a con to the Heart Fund. She moved to Coventry when she Erin Shea Prescott, at home; his trolled substance. retired in 1955. maternal grandparents, Mr. and ('onliniied from Pngc One district firehouse is always manned fire departments. Begin welcomes • Jeffrey S. Clark, 20, 24 Winter She was an honorary member of Mrs. Charles Robinson of Simsbury; by volunteers, the statement said. In a related matter, the League of I About town ] St., illegal possession of a controlled Mrs. Michael Roth the board of directors of the Nathan his paternal grandparents, Mr. and firehouse will be torn down and "This is a slight exaggeration,” it Women Voters of Manchester today ______Mrs. Katharina Zwick Roth, 76, of Mrs. Ernest M. Prescott of announced its continued support of (iuiiliiuieil from Page One Begin said. But he said the "deep substance. Hale Branch of the American Red replaced by a new one. said. 66 Pine St. died Sunday night at Manchester; and his paternal great The statement also lists some of consolidation. The league had a Laureate Delta Chapter friendship” between the United • Harry C. Twigg, 16, 31 Summit Cross. This year marked her 80th “This is not true and, in fact, that "The peace-making process will Manchester Memorial Hospital. She year of Red Cross involvement. grandfather, Michael Shea of the benefits that the committee feels separate study committee again of Beta Sigma Phi will States and Israel will not be hurt. St., disorderly conduct. existing firehouse will be retained, continue,” he said. “We will be was the widow of Michael Roth. Miss Keller was also active in the Manchester. would evolve from consolidation, in examine consolidation, a concept the meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Sadat, speaking at a news con Sartor said that, besides the con just as it is today, after con grateful to Mr. Atherton for his ef Mrs. Roth was bora May 31,1901, in Fragment Society, the Garden (jlub. The family suggests that any cluding the elimination of confusion league has backed for more than 25 at the home of Mrs. J. Lit ference ending his visit to Paris, said trolled substance found on the solidation,” the statement said. forts. He will be a welcome guest to Topportz, Austria-Hungary, and Beautification Committee, FISH, memorial gifts may be made to the that some feel exists because of two years. tle, 148 Pearl St. a peace treaty depends upon premises after the raid, liquor, drug The callers also have said that the Jerusalem. came to Manchester in 1923. She was Book of Remembrance of St. Mary's forthcoming shuttle trips between paraphernalia and some prescription Coventry Historical Society and the "If the secretary of state says employed as a weaver at Cheney Episcopal CJiurch or to the Sean R. Israel and Egypt to be made by drugs were found. All .the drugs will Coventry-to-Coventry Program. Jewish settlements should not exist, Bros, for five years, and then as a Prescott Scholarship Fund to be Atherton. be submitted to the state police She was a member of Trinity on this issue he took sides, obviously. professional cook for a West Hart given to an outstanding scholar and "Until this gulf between (Egypt laboratories for further analysis, Episcopal Church in Hartford and the Vermont blaze fatal It does not change our attitude ford family for five years. She Second Congregational Church, athlete at Manchester High School, toward the efforts to be made by Mr. and Israel) is bridged, I don't have although initial field tests concluded returned to Eurpoe in 1934 and came Coventry. in care of Dr. James Kennedy, Atherton. He's welcome to continue any ideas either for a new visit to that most of the controlled sub back to this country with her family Survivors are two brothers, Walter superintendent of schools, 45 N. with his efforts. We shall do our best Israel or a visit to Egypt from stances were marijuana. Sartor said. to Manchester youth School St. to help him in the fulfillment of his (Israeli Prime Minister Menachem) One of the greatest impacts of the The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Begin,” Sadat said. raid. Sartor said, in addition to the wishes.” Center St., is in charge of “Let us hope that President Carter arrests, was to give the community A Manchester boy was the victim of a The cabinet Sunday protested arrangements. bringing it under control around 6 a.m. Give your Valentine Vance's remarks about the and the United States can bridge the the knowledge of some of the ac ( Theater schedule ) fire at a lakefront cottage in Ludlow, Vt., Police said it took several hours to find settlements. Vance denied he was gulf between us and the Israelis.” tivities that take place in the town which also killed two other Connecticut the bodies of the three children. and of the places that young people Anxiety” 7:30-9:45 a “loving” plant taking sides with Egypt or Israel in Once a "declaration of principles” Showcase Cinemas — U.A. Theater 2 — children and sent four to the hospital early The parents were about five miles away the peacemaking process. is drawn up by the two nations, he frequent. "Saturday Night Fever" 2:00- “Candleshoe" 7:00-9:00 Sunday. at a party when the fire broke out. “Mr. Vance's statement hurt us said, “I am sure we can reach an Sartor said the police investigation 7:20-9:40; "Gauntlet” 2:10- U.A. Theater 3 — “Close lanam The victims were Sean Prescott, 10, son The four survivors were taken to very deeply and we reacted to it,” agreement in eight days.” will continue in any places in town 7:30-9:50; "Mountain Part II" Encounters" 7:00-9:30 of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Prescott of 122 Springfield (Vt.) Hospital. Kim Lander where illegal conduct is suspected. 2:10-7:15-9:30; "Goodbye Vernon Cine 1 — "The Carpenter Road; Jamie Cannon, 10, Girl" 2:007:20-9:35; "Semi was admitted to the hospital for smoke in Betsey" 7:30-9:40 MA MA MIA’8 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cannon halation and lacerations, and was released Tough” 2:00-7:35-9:50 Vernon Cine 2 — "Julia” of Canton and neice of the Prescotts, and Sunday afternoon. The other three injureo U.A. Theater 1 — "High 7:10-9:20 aniTKSTIIURWTaMtllSB About town Kris Lombardi, 12, daughter of Mr. and children were treated at the hospital and TMa. »w a. «fB„ Mrs. Bernie Lombardi of Guilford. released. The cast of the Little Theatre of Club. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 Friday night, has been canceled. pfcine $49-5^1i | Also injured in the blaze which The 11-room cottage on Lake , Rescue Manchester production of “The Lit p.m. destroyed the cottage were Erin Prescott, had been rented to the Prescotts, Landers tle Foxes” will rehearse today, BUFFET 8, sister of Sean, Kim Lander, 12, and and the Lombardis. The fathers are Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday at Members of Hose and Ladder Co. EVERY ammr P*amy Carinne Lander, 11, daughters of Mr. and weekend ski patrol members at Roundtop The Koffee Krafters of the YWCA No. 1 Town Fire Department, will of aslleloua 7:45 p.m. at the Theatre Workshop, Nutmeg Program Center will meet food bullet Mrs. Richard Lander of Tolland and Keri Mountain in Plymouth, Vt. 22 Oak St. The production crew, in meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the McKee Lombardi, 7, sister of one of the victims. The cause of the fire is being in Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at Street Station. TUES. cluding props and lights, should at the Community YWCA to continue Police said the seven children were vestigated by the Vermont State Police tend all rehearsals. TTie set construc CAN asleep in a first story bedroom when they Fire Marshal's office. work on candle holders. Hostesses The Hockanum River Linear Park 7:30 P.M. tion crews hold meet Thursday at 8 are Mrs. Elsie Swanson and Mrs. were awakened by the fire engulfing the Officials said the fire was believed to p.m. and on Saturday at 8 a.m. at the Committee will meet Tuesday at 7:30 hallway shortly after midnight. have started in the living room-dining Alvine Lisk. Baby-sitting is provided. p.m. in the Probate Room at the MT. CARMEL workshop to move the scenery to The meeting is open to all interested The four children who escaped smashed room area next to the bedroom where the East Catholic High School. All Municipal Building. The meeting persons. Membership in the YWCA HALL a window and jumped to safety. children slept. members are asked to be present for originally scheduled for Feb. 7 was and,Koffee Krafters is required. ROBERTS ST. n o t u N i n i i t Firemen from five departments battled Autopsies of the three victims were the move. canceled because of the blizzard. ManchMtar Evaning HaraM 1/zn u cc the blaze throughout the night before scheduled today, police said. (off Forbas Straat) B P.M. . • PJL Publlihad (vMy (vanlng wicept i (Formerly held el Manchester WATES will have a The meeting of the Girls' Friendly ' Sundiye ind holldm . Entcrad at th * ' “Something For /HARO LD ROBBING MinctwaMr, Conn. Poll Oftic* u S«- The Community Bldg) business meeting for members only Society Sponsors of St. Mary's i eond C liu Mill Matter. Everyone'e Taatu' Episcopal Church, scheduled for Tuesday at the Itallan-American J distinctive c a t e r i n g HAPPY Suggested Carrier Rates TOTAL PRIZES FOR ALL OCCASIONS I Payable In Aclvanca e350- Consolidation is subject ‘ SIngla copy...... 15a Can Jim at 040-7000 W aekly...... 90a Ona m onth...... $3.90 Sponsored by for tlM MormaUon to auH Thraa montha ...... $11.70 MEN’S CLUB your party noodo. of meeting in district TAbENTINES Six montha...... $23.40 St. Issao Jogues 74C TOliiND TUINPWE GLOBE One year...... $45.80 MANCNEBTa Mall Ratta Upon Raquatt Church The Ad Hoc Committee on Consolidation Gregan, director of public relations for Travel Service Subacribora who fall to racelv^ thair ntwapapar bafora 5:30 p.nr. ] |D I[ ] | of the Eighth Utilities District will con- the District. 585 MAIN STREET Restaurant should telaphona the circulation Admission $1.00 DAT WITH 643 -2 10 8 HOME STYLE COOKING department, 647-9^6. duct an informational meeting on “Con- press release announcing the AT BUDGET PRICES solidation and what it will mean to the meeting said, ‘Consolidation has suddenly nUHKnE Over 30 Yean CALDOnPLAZA people of Manchester” Wednesday at 8 ^9®®” confus^ residents Travel Experience Ejute3ofri-$o p.m. at Whiton Memorial Library, 65 N. within and without the district boundaries PHEITB5 Authorized agent in MANCHESTER gt and they feel that it should be explained m. 049-5487 ! The Little j Manchester for all Bm.su 11 iH-i n The meeting will provide an opportunity thoroughly, pro and con.” Rim Developing Special Airlines, Railroads and r B.Y.O.B. I Theatre of j to ask questions. The Eighth District All residents of Manchester are urged 869-0240 Steamship Lines. Board of Directors will be present to t’V the committee to attend the meeting, i Manchester ! Pl7to7nishh^^&upon S h o w ca se TICKETS NOW ON SALE answer questions, said Mrs. Evelyn W. ______C in e m a s Inc. 8-12 Exposure INTEH8TATEa4 Kodocolor Film e x n s B presents Light snow due SILVER LAMB D«v«lopiiig ROBERn STREET than $12.5 million damage EAST HARTFORD Continued from Page One 8 6 8 -S 8 1 0 was reported in the town of Wells alone. BARQUHHUTINEEt I The i Clean-up operations con- $2.50 III 2130P.M. tinued Sunday in In Connecticut, Army $2.29 Massachusetts, as 11,000 engineers from Fort Hood, per roll federal troops. National Texas and their 64 pieces of Rog. 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Beverage will be, American Express proven Six, has a sticker price of $5211 * lor the two-door, $5367* served. • Whjte sidewall tires • Five doors. •Base sticker price excluding taxes and destination charges (or Ihe (our-door tEPA estimates Equipped with 1-7 litre engine and cnanual transmission •Sticker price excluding taxes and destination charges Recitation of the Rosary Your mileage may vary according lo your car s condilion. equipment, and ecumenical hour will and your driving habits Calilornia mileage lower be conducted by members of St. Bridget Rosary Society Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. in Cronin Hall at TODHrS DODGE DEALEirS GOT rrALLI Mayfair Gardens. ^ Manchester Parkade Only Refreshments will be served, All residents of G M fM ia CONPONATHM Mayfair are invited. HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Kob. 13. Iif78 I ‘•A - MANCHESTER EVENING Rocky Hill for 38 years. He was a member Mrs. Geradline H. Woollon Thomas B. Doyle of the Rocky Hill Congregational Church. EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Geraldine VERNON - Thomas B. Doyle, 44, of 169 He is also survived 1^ two sons, Edward Police seek man Water work timetable >ltuari— ) Hooper Wootton, 63, formerly of East Hany Lane died Sunday at Rockville Gapp of Cromwell and Robert Clapp of Hartford, died Saturday at a South Wind General Hospital after suffering an ap Farmington; three stepsons, Barry Dakin in beating death p J . Ot*(»rliK«‘r sor convalescent home. She was the parent heart attack at his home. He was of Manchester and James Dakin and will have to be ‘fudged’ |L E — Mrs. Helen Justin widow of John Wootton. the husband of Mrs. Sylviane Bouveron Ralph Dakin, both of East Hartford; a Mrs. Wootton was bom in East Hartford of 275 South St. died Friday Doyle. daughter, Mrs. Arlene Gonyea of Enfield; Germaine Cameron, 34, of 199 Plain Drive, East Hart Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer you don’t have much to hang your hat and had livied in this area all her life. Mr. Doyle was born July 2, 1933, In General Hospital. She was two stepdaughters, Mrs. Bonnie Dombek ford, died Sunday at St. Francis Hospital of what police administrator for the Town of on except a final date," he said. She is survived by four brothers, Arthur If Walter F. Oeschger. Columbus, Ohio, and had lived in East and Mrs. Mary Schlosser, both of East believe were injuries deceived when she was allegedly Manchester, has not completed work For the MDC schedule, he is L\ Hooper and Harold Hooper, both of East Ihger was born in New York Hartford and Manchester before coming Hartford; a sister, Mrs. Ruth Wilmot of beaten Wednesday at her home. on a time schedule for meeting new talking to other towns that are Hartford, Charles Hooper of Cranford, lDattrl)rBtrr ) lived in Storrs before coming to Vernon seven years ago. He had been Windsor; 21 grandchildren and two great Police have a warrant out for the arrest of Carlton water standards. He said Friday that members of the commission to find N.J., and Kenneth Hooper of Clifton, N.J.; l i t four years ago. She was a employed as a project engineer at the grandchildren. Benoit, 35, of Hartford, in connection with the beating. the schedule will have to be "fudged” out what steps they took to join. two sisters, Winifred Bessette of Amston [ Rockville United Methodist Powers Systems Division of United The funeral is Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Benoit is being sought on charges of second-degree , a bit to meet the deadlines set by the lirralii The schedule for the town main Vernon Chapter of the and Dorothy Richardson of Lake Sunipee, Technologies, Corp., in South Windsor for Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., assault and unlawful restraint. Elast Hartford Police taining and improving its present Si4| {f ' N.H.; and several nieces and nephews. state. if UKlation of Retired Persons. 15 years. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill Chief Clarence Drumm said he may be charged with Jodaitis and Bob Young, the town's SECOND SECTION kystem is going to be tough to 1 ‘f/ The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at He was an Army veteran of the Korean squeeze into the three-year period u § IrvWed by a daughter, Mrs. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. murder depending upon the results of an autopsy. water treatment manager, met Jan. i ‘ Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main St. Conflict and was a member of the Army FEBRUARY 13, 1978 To of Rockville; a sister, Mrs. Friends may call at the funeral home Police said Mrs. Cameron compiained to them 30 with Richard Woodhull, chief of ending on Jan. 1,1981. Jodaitis said. J: . Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery. 1 nerel of Rockville; and three and Navy Gub of Manchester. He also Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday that ^ n o it had tied her to a bed Wednesday the water supplies branch of the state "It’s kind of hard to make it fit Friends may call at the funeral home belonged to the Ashford Lake Property en. The family suggests that any memorial night and then beat her severly with his fists. Health Department. based on a November referendum," tonight from 7 to 9. Owners Association. its own water. If this is done the town |al is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at gifts may be made to the Scholarship Chief Drumm said the woman wasn’t able to free Woodhull asked the town to es he said. The family suggests that any memorial Other survivors are a son, Patrick P. has until Jan. 1,1981 to meet the stan 1 Funeral Home, 76 Prospect Fund of Rocky Hill Congregational herself until early Thursday morning. He said the tablish a schedule for complying with The town, if it decides not to join gifts may be made to the Heart Associa 1 John W. Mortimer, pastor of Doyle, at home; a brother, Terrence J. Church, P.O. Box 336, Rocky Hill. woman’s 14-year-old daughter said her mother went to St. new water quality standards that the dards. the MDC, is planning to hold a tion of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., Doyle, serving with the Air Force in The second schedule is based on Inited Methodist Church, will Francis Hospital and M ^ical Center twice, complaining town will have to meet within five referendum this year asking voters Hartford. Omaha, Neb.; a sister, Mrs. Nancy the town joining the Metropolitan lurial will be in Grove Hill of head pains. She was released both times and then was years. to approve borrowing to fund water Maurer of Parsippany, N.J.; and several CPR is subject District Commission and receiving Mrs. Stanley J. Krulikoski admitted to the hospital Saturday. She died early Sunday, He had asked that the town com improvements, primarily a new nieces and nephews. its water from the commission. If nay call at the funeral home EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Genevieve for Waddell PTA police said. plete its proposed timetable by last water treatment plant. Town of The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. this step is taken, the town has until | t to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Kozlowski Krulikoskt 75, of 37 Lanham The Waddell School PTA will hold 'Drumm said he is sure the woman died as the resuit of Friday, but Jodaitis said that it will ficials originally had hoped to hold from Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Jan. 1,1983 to meet the new, stricter y suggests that any memorial Lane died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. a "Parent Information Night” "a brutai beating.’’ Drumm also feels that Benoit may still take him at least a few days to the referendum in May, but that date Manchester, with a mass at St. Bridget standards. The extra time is given L> made to the Memorial Fund She was the wife of Stanley J. Krulikoski. Wednesday in the school cafeteria. A have fled the state. The search for him is continuing. finish the work. now seems unlikely. Church, Manchester, at 10. Burial will be for any community joining a regional J United Methodist Church or Mrs. Krulikoski was born in Hartford program on the abdominal thrust Last week’s snowstorm delayed “It's a fudge deal really. They (the in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. water supplier. ling Fund of Rockville and had lived in East Hartford for the past measure to prevent choking and an work on the schedule proposal, and state) can’t accept a schedule that Friends may call at the funeral home In both schedules, Jodaitis is set Ipital. 30 years. introduction to CPR (cardio Woodhull had said that the deadline won’t fit the time frame,” Jodaitis Driver hurt in car-train crash Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. About town ting dates for the completion of She is also survived by a daughter, pulmonary resuscitation) will be was flexible, Jodaitis said. said. Thus, he will prepare a II. Irw in The family suggests that any memorial necessary steps. He admitted that Frances Youngquist of Santa Ana, Calif.; presented by Eighth District Fire Jodaitis is preparing two schedule that shows the water treat Donald Vallee, 51, of Bidwell Avenue, East Hartford, was the driver of this car whu ti was gifts may be made to the Heart Associa The Golden Age Club will The Ladies Auxiliary of the work requires some rough es |l. Irwin, 77, of 99 Summit St. a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Shirley Krulikoski Department. schedules. One is b as^ on the town ment plant in operation by 981. even struck by a train at the School Street railroad crossing in East Hartford The an ident lay at Manchester Memorial tion of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the VFW will honor ^ eir timates. of Traverse City, Mich.; seven The demonstration and instruction maintaining and improving its pre though he admits that time frame happened Saturday morning. Vallee was taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital I’olice Hartford. the Senior Citizens Club, past presidents with a "It's hard to put it on paper when |e was the husband of Mrs. will be given by Robert Froehlich sent system of supplying and treating may be a tight one. grandchildren and two great weather permitting. dinner at the post home said he suffered rib injuries. He was charged with failure to stop at a railroad c rossing on Irwin. Arthur N. Clapp and Leonard Luzusky, certified Red was bom Jan. 25, 1901, in grandchildren. Members are asked to Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Luci Police said Vallee said he saw the warning lights flashing at the crossing but didn t hear a Cross instructors, and members of The funeral is Tuesday at 8;15 a.m. EAST HARTFORD - Arthur N. Clapp, bring sandwiches. Other Rhuda and Sophia warning bell or see a train so he proceeded to start across the tracks and was slrur k Thei e I and had lived here all his life. from Newkirk and Whitney Funerai 74, of 156 Manor Circle died Saturday in the Eighth District Fire Department. employed as a foreman at refreshments will be Glowacki are co-chairmen I n Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a mass at Florida. He wds the husband of Mrs. This program is open to the public, Police report were no other occupants in the car. The engineer of the train was Arthur Mealy ol '28 Heacon ns. before retiring after 40 served. assisted by Evaleen Sniith, Blessed Sacrament Church at 9. Burial Marguerite Whipple Dakin Clapp. at no charge, and all interested Marge McCarthy and Hill Road, East Hartford. (Photo hv Paradis) |vice. He worked at the The arrest followed the theft of a will be in Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Mr. Clapp was born in Grandville, adults are invited to attend. The Miantonomoh Tribe, Gwen Grasseler. There M a n c h e s t e r Michael J. Jerome, 21. of 38 Hoaglund Co. for 14 years meeting will start at 7:30 p.m. and a Bloomfield. Mass., and had lived in Rocky Hill for 43 lORM, will meet tonight at will be a business meeting Princeton St. was charged with chain saw from a parked car. He was ling 10 years ago. Friends may cail at the funeral home question and answer period will A 26-year-old Hartford man was 'operating an unregistered motor released on a $200 nonsurety bond for |a member of South United years before coming to East Hartford 8 at the Italian-American after the dinner. Members today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. follow the demonstration and in arrested Friday afternoon in connec vehicle and misuse of marker plates. appearance in court in Rockville, hurch, Manchester Lodge of three years ago. Before retiring in 1960, he Club, 135 Eldridge St. are asked to bring items Fifties Night rescheduled The family suggests that any memorial had been employed as a terminal struction. tion with the assault of his wife in the Court date is March 7. pttish Rites Bodies of Masons, for a tea cup auction. Feb. 28. gifts may be made to the Heart Associa superintendent for the American Oil Co. in state Welfare Department offices in Mark M. Antonucci, 22, of 34 Nor South WindMor ole Shrine of Hartford, Omar The Regional Occupational be singing and dancing to records suggested the theme. The programs tion of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., Manchester Parkade. man St., was charged with misuse of James Blaschinski, 28, of West Training Center's (ROTO Fifties conducted by disc jockey Mike lb of Manchester, Nutmeg Hartford. Lawrence 0. Ledbetter, was registration plates. Court date is are held to involve the parents and J Cedars of Lebanon, and Tem- Hartford, was charged Saturday with Family Night has been rescheduled Robinson. community in ROTC affairs. charged with second-degree assault Feb. 28. third-degree burglary and third- to Tuesday at the center, 665 Those wishine tn may wear outfits I, Order of Eastern Star. James j. Lynch in connection with the incident. For information, contact Dennis I had served as treasurer of the EAST HARTFORD - James Joseph Vernon degree larceny. Wetherell St., from 7 to 10 p.m. of the fifties. Prizes will be awarded Sheridan at ROTC, 646-5854, exten Police said he attacked his 17-year- Police said Blaschinski was Students, parents and friends of the to ROTC students wearing the best Inksgiving Road Race, spon- Lynch, 84, of 11 Blinn St. died Friday at St. old wife and started choking her Michael Ziemba, 16, of 47 Village sion 232, or Susan Hudak at Arts En ptm eg Forest, Tall Cedars of arrested at the Pleasant Valley Phar ROTC are invited to "rock around fifties outfits. Refreshments will be Francis Hospital and Medical Center, while in the offices.. Several St., Rockville, was arrested Saturday counter, 649-3230. its inception until about macy on John Fitch Blvd. after the the clock" to the song and dance served. Hartford. employees had to restrain Ledbetter. on a warrant charging him with burglary alarm went off. routines of the 1950s by the Arts En The students, who conduct a family |lgO' The funeral was this morning from The woman was taken to Manchester threatening. He turned himself in at J) survived by a son, Walter W. PoHce said $63 in cash was counter Performers. There will also night every two months at ROTC. Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., Memorial Hospital for treatment of the police station. The warrant was Fire calls 1 ■Manchester; two brothers, reported missing and was recovered. with a mass at St. Mary’s Church. Burial shock. issued by Common Pleas Court in tin and Thomas Irwin, both of Blaschinski was released on a $5,000 was in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Ledbetter was held over the connection with an alleged Jan. 27 in M uiu’lifu te r Ir; two sisters, Mrs. Edna nonsurety bond for appearance in Mr. Lynch was born in New York City weekend in lieu of $2,500 cash bond cident involving a beating. Rose Day sale aids heart fund .Saturday. 7 27 p m. — Chimney lire. 48 I Manchester and Mrs. Sarah Common Pleas Court 12, East Hart and had lived in East Hartford for 33 for court presentation today. He is the fourth Ziemba brother Willard Kuad i Eighth District i Ijohnday, Ore.; and three years. He had been a self-employed plum charged in connection with the inci ford, Feb. 27. A rose by any other name is a & Trust Co., all on Main Street. Other arrests included Edward N. Edwin P. Sullivan, 26, of Bloom Heart Fund rose. The annual Rose Also, the Parkade branch of CBT, Saturday. 8;47 p.m — Stove fire. 50 len. bing contractor before his retirement five Landry Sr., 33, of 38 Cannon Road, dent. Summit St. (Town). lal is Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at field, was charged Saturday with Day Sale sponsored by the Parkade branch of the Hartford years ago. He was a communicant of St. East Hartford, and John C. David, 29, Also arrested, on a Superior Court Saturday. 7:27 p.m. - Chimney fire. 48 uneral Home, 400 Main St. failure to drive in the proper lane. Manchester Heart Association fund National Bank & Trust Co., Mary’s Church. of 107 Spruce St., both charged with bench warrant, in connection with Willard Road iEighth District). I be in East Cemetery, He is survived by two sons, Donald G. o l i t M l . the incident, was Jane T. Violette, 16, Police said he was northbound in the drive will be held Tuesday at eight Manchester Green branch of HNB, disorderly conduct in connection with Saturday, 8:47 p.m. — Stove fire. 50 le no calling hours. left lane on Route 5, lost control, locations. They are at the and the Main Street office of HNB. Lynch of East Hartford and Kenneth A. an incident at an East Middle Turn of 47 Village St. She was charged Summit St. (Town). Ily suggests that any memorial skidded, hit a snow bank, and then Manchester State Bank, Savings Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes of 29 Lynch of Rochester, N.Y.; a daughter, pike gasoline station Saturday night. with tampering with a witness and Sunday. 8:42 p.m. — False alarm. Box p made to the Tall Cedars of the car rolled over. He was taken to Bank of Manchester, Heritage Somerset Drive are chairmen of the Rita E. Deely of Chevy Chase, Md.; seven He's got a eJozen ways to help you save when you buy your next new car or truck. Also arrested at the same time threatening. 23. Hartford Road and Goslee Drive luscular Dystrophy Research, Hartford Hospital, treated and Savings and Loan, Connecticut Bank Rose Day sale. I Town I. grandchildren and five great were Harry E. Burnett, 52, of 23 Ziemba was released on a $500 non III, Manhcester. grandchildren. surety bond. He is scheduled to released. Hathaway Lane, charged with South Windsor Police are in fnces M. Brigham operating a motor vehicle while un appear in court in Rockville on William M. Lindli Jr. THE GREAT DODGE OPTION SALE March 8. vestigating the complaint of three PTON — Miss Frances M. der the influence of liquor and Irene EAST HARTFORD - William Milton young women who said they were About town S, of 36 N. Park St. died Satur- Count on your Dodge Dealer to come up with real savings when you buy a new car or A. Crombleholme, 23, of 107 Spruce Ms. Violette was being held at the Lindh Jr., 62, of 329 Forbes St. died Satur driving south on Route 5 Saturday |g at her home. truck. Just look at a random sampling of the options he's offering. Each option package St., charged with misuse of registra state Correctional Center for day at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He comes to him from the factory priced so he cah pass big savings (like the kind we Women, in Niantic, in lieu of posting morning when a car occupied by two Loyal Circle of King's tion wing of the church. am was born in Ellington and tion plates. Police said Landry and males passed them on the right and SHOPPING Was the husband of Mrs. Etta Coulombe describe below) on to you. Be sure to ask him about these very special values. David were passengers in the same a $7,500 bond. She is to be presented Daughters will meet Ihere all her life. She was a Lindh. then pulled out in front of them for Trustees of the North ' Union Congregational Church car, owned by Crombleholme and in court Tuesday. tonight at 7:45 in the Mr. Lindh was born in Manchester, Neil Chapman, 19, of Hammond cing them to stop their car. Police Federation Room of United Methodist Church he and Hope Chapter, Order of driven by Burnett. Court dates for said the women said the occupants of N.H., and had lived in East Hartford for 34 Landry and David are March 6. Court Street, Rockville and Lawrence Kel Center Congregational property will meet tonight |tar. In the 1940s, she was years. Before his retirement two years the other car started kicking at their at 7 at the church. at Fuller Brush Co., East Hart- for the motor veheile charges is Feb. ly, 19, of 12 Olsen Drive, Vernon, Church. ago, he had been employed as a security were both charged Saturday with car and then pushed one of the girls BAG 28. later, was a bookkeeper at the into a snow bank. The Parent Support guard at Pratt and Whitney Division of Larry J. Wally, 28, of 50A Spencer third-degree criminal mischief on Alcoholics Anonymous nter Co. of Rockville. Police are also investigating a Group of Center United Technologies Corp. and had St. was charg^ with operating a warrants issued by Common Pleas will meet tonight at 8:30 at Irvived by a brother, George N. complaint of a possible sexual Congregational Church will pf Ellington; two sisters. Miss worked for the firm for 32 years. motor vehicle his license is under Court. 102 Norman St. The group He is also survived by two sons, William Police said the arrest was made in assault in the parking lot of the will also meet Tuesday and meet tonight at 7; 30 in the Brigham and Miss Teresa M. suspension and failure to obey a red Brave Bull Restaurant. W. MAIN STREET M. Lindh HI of Tolland and Raymond W. Robbins Room of the ■both of Ellington; two nephews, light Sunday. Court date is Feb. 28. connection with the complaint of a Friday at 8:30 p.m., Lindh of Colonie, N.Y.; two daughters, church. I Brigham of Ellington and Gor- Daniel M. Lockhard, 31, of 405 N. car being damaged in a parking lot on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Mrs. Karen Boettcher and Mrs. Dorothy Rome to speak Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at 102 ligham of Tolland; and a niece, ASPEN FOUR-DOOR. Ordenhis option packager and you II Main St. was charged with breach of Route 83. Both are scheduled to Dubois, both of Manchester, N.H.; a ASPEN WAGON. Order AM radio, digital clock, deluxe v/heel appear in court in Rockville on Norman St. More informa The executive com lien Ruff of Glastonbury, covers. F78xl4 white sidewall tires, dual remote-control mirrors, get AM radio, digital clock, dual horns, dual remote-control peace Saturday in connection with a at parking lot ROCKVILLE mittee cf the United brother, Carl Lindh of Manchester, N.H.; mirrors, deluxe windshield wipers, bucket seats with center fold disturbance at a Center Street March 8. tion is available by calling pate funeral is Tuesday at her deluxe wipers, and Light Package , plus a roof rack and root state Senate Minority Leader Methodist Women of North three sisters, Mrs. Frances Pearson of down armrest, white sidewall tires, luxury steering wheel, deluxe restaurant. Court date is Feb. 27. Robert Krieger, 43, of Hartford, 646-9235. I Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor deflector. Add bucket seats with centerfold-down armrest, luxury Lewis Rome, who is a candidate for Church will meet tonight at ongregational Church, will of- Manchester, N.H., Mrs. Esther Smith of steering wheel* and body-side moldings, and save up to $250 wheel covers, body-side moldings, and Light Package . . . plus a Jose Morales, 40, of 43 Village St., was charged Saturday with breach of the Republican nomination for gover 7:30 at the church. PMlilPS MILK lurlal will be in Grove Hill Lincoln, N.H., and Mrs. Richard Haverly ‘ Power steering required at extra cost lull vinyl roof -Power steering required at extra cost Rockville, was charged with breach the peace in connection a disturbance The Concordia Lutheran WULA of Providence, R.I.; and eight nor, will hold a news conference in . Rockville. of peace in connection with a distur on Cemetery Road. He was released Church council will meet OF grandchildren. on his promise to appear in court on Manchester Tuesday. tonight at 7:30 in the There will be a social for BALSAM Funeral Home, 19 Ellington / OPTIOM*6, SAVE UP TO $100? bance in the Manchester Parkade The conference is scheduled for the free polka dance The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. at parking lot Friday night. He was held March 8. church room. MAGNESIA ockville, is in charge of Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 Main St. 10:30 a.m. and will be held at the students Thursday during BOND. Dts. in lieu of bond for court Tuesday. Coventry Friends may call at the funeral home Burr Corners commuter parking lot. "A New Mission for a the class from 7:30 to 9 |re no calling hours. Douglas Ogden, 17, of 137 Branford Daryl D. Thomas, 16, of 70 Twin Rome is expected to discuss p.m. at the KofC Home. 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Kol) l;i. l!i7K Roekvill* hospital notaa Democratic primary due Portland home streak stopped Blaxer Coach Jack Ramsay, whose points in the second period. Admitted Wednesday: Betsy Griffin. ■ ■f'! City win its fifth consecutive game. Vernon Avenue. Rockville: Jacob nominated Kupchunos. NEW YORK (UPI) - “The club is 42-9 on the season for the best \el« 112, Knirk* 110 South Windsor record in the NBA. “ Denver didn't do Geveland suffered its third straight Krawiec. Wilson Lane. Vernon: Cecilia' Town Committee Chairman Robert Jane Drachenberg, 415 Abby Road most important thing about John Williamson scored 43 points, loss. Wilinok. Eilin|;ton. Walter Kupchunos Jr., who lost his anything that we weren't expecting." Homisb said that he was disturbed to Ext., Pat Durkee, 246 Graham Road, it,” Dan Issel said Sunday including a jump shot as the final Sun* 121, HuHri* 109 Discharged Thursday: Paul Batayte. seat on the Democratic Town Com Except win. have had the committee go through Ray Hallowell Jr., 125 Valley View aher the Denver Nuggets buzzer sound^, to give New Jersey Paul Westphal scored 13 of hts 43 Union Street. Rockville: Jennifer mittee because of an error in vote the procedure of getting someone to In other games, Indiana ripped its third straight victory Cunilla. Ol.sen Drive. Vernon: Peter counting, will force the party to hold Drive, Joseph Krawski Jr., 178 snapped Portland’s 44-game points In the last eight minutes in resign, calling a meeting and Foster St., Stanley Sigal, 91 March Chicago, 111-94, New Jersey nipped Curulla. Olsen Drive. Vernon: Jeannine a special primary — probably on home winning streak with a New York, 112-110, Philadelphia out leading Phoenix to its 16th straight nominating Kupchunos to the vacan Drive, Cornelius Nicholson, 106 Birch Landry. Lawlor Road. Vernon: Mrs. March 7. 103-101 victory, “is that we distanced Seattle, 109-99, Kansas City home triumph cy and then having him decline. Hill Drive, and Patrick Ward Jr.. KorkrI. 119, Jau 112 Jacqueline Redler and daughter. Thomas The mistake apparently could not belted Cleveland, 101-88, Phoenix NBA Street. Rockville: Clara Russell. "There is a question as to what be 2228 Ellington Road. gained a game on Chicago in be corrected because the winners overcame Washington, 121-109, Calvin Murphy had 23 of his 35 Edgemere Road. Coventry: Janice Sut is looking for," said Homish. "Does The primary slate of candidates our division.” were already certified as new town Houston defeated New Orleans, 119- Sixer* 109, Super.Sonir* 99 points in the second half as Houston ton. Ellington. he want the seat or not?” will run against the 25 penions scored only its fourth road victory committee members. Several com But the real significance was hard 112, Atlanta upended Los Angeles, Doug Collins scored 29 points and According to primary rules, elected to the committee in January. this season. The game was played in Admitted Thursday: Laura Bretas. mittee members offered to resign in to ignore. Portland, Uie NBA champ, 116-103, and the Milwaukee at Boston sub guard Lloyd Free added 24 as Kupchunos had to put together his The candidates, however, are run had not been beaten at home since Philadelphia held off a fourth- Biloxi. Miss Tolland: Rosa Franklin. Ellington: favor of Kupchunos; however, own slate of candidates, equaling at game was postponed because of bad Douglas Hardy. Ellington: Alice Kupchunos has declined the seat. ning as individuals rather than a the Cleveland Cavaliers won, 113-101, quarter battle rally. liuttk* I lb, Ijiki-m 103 least 25 percent of the District 3 com group, and individual vote tallies will travel conditions. Kadelski. Grove Street. Rockville: Bar Board of Education member on March 4, 1977. Parers 111, Bull* 94 King* 101, CIrtrland 88 John Drew scored a career-high 48 mittee members. determine who will serve on the com bara McClure. Ellington: Lorraine Marjorie Hutensky resigned her seat “ Tempo won it for us,” said Earl Tatum tossed in 24 points to Reserve center Tom Burleson |)oinls and grabbed 12 rebounds as Reportedly, Kupchunos’ running mittee from the third district. Atlanta broke Ixjs Angeles' nine- Masse. Grant Street. Rockville: Mary to accommodate Kupchunos, and Denver Coach Larry Brown. “When help Indiana snap a club record nine- scored 17 of his season-high 20 points Nicholas. Echo Drive. Vernon: Shirley mates in the primary battle will be The election will be open only to game. home-court winning streak members of the third district we were down 10 points in the third game losing streak. The Pacers in the fourth quarter to help Kansas Pierce. Lawrence Street. South Windsor: John Cutler, 36 Graham Road, Mary District 3 Democrats. quarter, I called time to simply threw in a team-record 23 straight Florence Trapp. Pleasant Street. change the tempo. We overcame the Rockville: Diana Young. Tolland. deficit.” Births Thursday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Eustaquic Bretas. Tolland: a daughter to David Thompson scored 22 points, Well complaints invited including a jumper with 19 seconds Mr. and Mrs.. David Griffin. Vernon left, to make Denver the only NBA Kentucky cagers fall Avenue. Rockville: a son to Mr. and Mrs. To date pbout 15 wells have been Joseph Turley. Talcotlville Road. Ver South Windsor Caffyn. team that hasn't lost to Portland this found to be polluted in the area. season. non. Mayor Nancy Caffyn has asked Work session It appears the pollution is resulting Bill Walton, who had 24 points to that any residents in the Birch, The South Windsor Town Council from sewer hook-ups to a storm lead the Trail Blazers, kept Portland Discharged Thursday: Shirley Hamel. Brian, Kelly and Laurel Street area catch basin in the area. The resident will hold a work session Tuesday at in weekend of upsets in front, at 92-90, with five minutes to Loveland Hill. Rockville: Mrs. Evelyn who are concerned with the possibili whose sewer line was hooked into the 7:30 p.m. in the Town Hall caucus Jablonski and son. Tolland: Troy go, but Denver cashed in on seven ty of a polluted well should contact basin was unaware before November room. ripped Texas Christian, 77-57; No 4 surprised Purdue, 91-77. Florida Roberts, Tolland: Michael Saternis, Cot the South Windsor Town Hall. David Soule, director of planning, free throws in a nine-point surge that NEW YORK (UPI) - Alas, that there was a problem. UCLA handled SUnford, 7963; No. 6 State outlasted Memphis Slate, 89- tage Street, Rockville. Requests for water samples will be set the stage for Thompson. it turns out top-ranked Ken Admitted Friday: Richard Grant Jr.. Mayor Caffyn said that the area will discuss the CRCOG develop Kansas topped Kansas State. 75-63; 82, Georgetown nipp^ Detroit, 83- taken. ment and housing reports, and Allan “I told our players that Denver Vernon Avenue, Rockville: Delia Ray was one of the first to get sewers played better than we did," said tucky’s loss to Lousiana State North Carolina routed Rutgers. 74- 82. North Carolina State dumped The resident should leave his Young, director of public works, will mond. Talcottville Road. Vernon: because of septic problems, but few Saturday night was just the 57; No. 8 New Mexico pulled away Wake Forest. 88-77. Missouri cruised Scout award recipient name, address, telephone number brief the council on road reconstruc William Schenitsky, South Street, residents have actually hooked up to from Arizona State, 103-%; and No 9 by Nebraska. 74-52; Virginia subdued and a time and date when the sample tion and traffic resulting from the beginning of a weekend of up Rockville. Barry Meltzer, 16, of South Windsor, was awarded a special the sewer system. Gyer named Louisville edged St. Louis, 6361. Virginia Tech, 76-68, and the Univer may be taken. Mayor Caffyn said it appears that proposed J.C. Penney complex. sets for top 10 college basket Discharged Friday: Nicholas Butler. Boy Scout Religious Award at ceremonies Friday night at LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Jack Also, No. 10 Michigan Stale sity of San Francisco tipped Loyola The Town Council has considered either all the residents will have to Town Hall closed Caught in middle Gyer, co-director public relations for ball powers. defeated Michigan, 73-62; Ohio State of Los Angeles, 82-80. Ellington: William Dee, Tolland: Angelo Temple Beth Hillel, South Windsor. This special award is what seems to be widespread pollu Polverari, Grand Avenue. Rockville: hook up to the system in the im The South Windsor Town Hall is the Los Angeles Rams since 1969, has Within 24 hours after the No. 1- presented to an individual who has successfully completed a tion in the area a top priority item. mediate future or city water will NBA referee Bob Rakel is caught in the middle between rated Wildcats lost in overtime, 95- Louis Densmore, Brooklyn St.. closed all day today and will also be Portland’s Lionel Hollins (14) and Bill Walton (32). Hollins was been nam ^ director of promotions Rockville: Mrs. Cheryl Ryan and baby. great deal of work and service and shows a proficiency in his Mayor Caffyn said she is “deeply have to be brought in. The latter closed all day Feb. 20 in observance for the NFC Western Conference 94, to LSU, fifth-ranked Notre Dame Ellington. religion. The award involves about one year of studying the concerned about health hazards would be a very expensive solution to of Washington's Birthday. protesting call and Walton was acting as peacemaker. (UPI chaniprons and seventh-ranked North Carolina Births Friday: A daughter to Mr. and books of the Bible. The award is called Ner Tamid, meaning resulting from the well pollution." the problem, according to Mayor Photo) also were upended. Mrs. Dennis Masse. Grant Street. As a result the second-ranked Rockville: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Eternal Light. Meltzer is the only South Windsor person to Marquette Warriors figure to vault Paul Miller, Eva Circle, Vernon. receive such an award. (Herald photo by Dunn) into the No. 1 spot in this week's Morgan likes budget plans ratings. Quickness key factor In the two Sunday upsets, Gary Vernon crease will amount to $247,145. programs during the 1978-79 fiscal Garland popped a 20-footer with two “The governor's proposed budget He explained that the five types of year,” Morgan explained. seconds remaining in overtime to Board to meet principal contains significant new state aid are payments in lieu of taxes on He said as far as he is concerned give DePaul a 69-68 victory over the assistance for the towns and cities of public housing, payment in lieu of the legislative session of 1978 has Vernon regional one and therefore is funded in Simsbury triumph Irish, whose nine-game winning public hearing on the application for Connecticut," Rep. Chester -W. taxes on state-owned property, aid definitely gotten off on the right foot. streak and 22-game home court vic The Vernon Board of Education by the state, but the local board still the funding Feb. 27. The application Morgan, Democrat of Vernon, said for town roads, educational equaliza “There may be a few changes in the tory string ended. In storm swept will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the has to act on the budget. has to be submitted for federal and By LEN AUSTER today. tion grants, and property tax relief governor's recommended budget Providence, Bill Eason’s short Middle School library. Board Another matter, of long standing, state review, by March 1. Governor Ella Grasso presented grants. along the way, but we are definitely Herald Sportswriter jumper with 20 seconds to play gave members will be introduce to Brian will again be discussed by the board. Also at Tuesday's meeting, the "Under these programs, Vernon is tossed in a hoop and two free throws her budget to the legislators Friday. headed in the right direction and are Quickness, the ability to went to the 15-foot stripe 15 times for the Friars a 61-59 triumph over North McCartney, recently appointed as That is the question of making super commission will continue its review receiving an estimated $576,073 from for a 4-point edge. Four consecutive Morgan said her recommended committing ourselves to a greater penetrate through a maze of 8 points. Carolina, which was coming off a principal of Rockville High School. visory positions 10- instead of 12- of a proposed amendment to the sub the state this fiscal year. Under the points by Moger made it an 8-point boosts in five state aid programs will degree of state support for Scott Hyde was the lone local in physically tiring victory over The board will also receiye the month positions. division regulations. The amendment players for a hoop or pick up a lead. mean an' increase of 43 percent in governor's proposals, Vernon will beleaguered municipal budgets," twin figures with 15 points. It was the Rutgers in New York the day before. superintendent's proposed budget for would allow developers to reduce the foul, was never more evident The fourth quarter belonged to Spending discussion grants for Vernon. He said this in receive $823,219 from the same Morgan said. senior co-captain’s 11th consecutive Marquette won Saturday, tying a the coming year. The superintendent At the meeting of the Planning required width of some local streets. than it was Saturday night as Payne as he netted 15 of his game- club scoring record in a 76-59 romp received budget requests from all double digit performance. He also Commission Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Simsbury High drove past high 32 points. Nine of his final period over Air Force. department heads and principals and (-arliune to speak led in the rebounding department the Memorial Building, the commis Manchester, 57-44, in CCIL scores came from the charity stripe with 14 caroms. John Haslett had 10 Butch Lee scored 24 points as spent several weeks going over them as he continually utilized his sion will discuss ways to spend the Nicholas R. Carbone, Hartford hoop action in Simsbury. rebounds but only two points as his Marquette tied a halftime shooting and making his own cuts. 1978 federal Community Develop City councilman, will speak at the quickness to draw fouls. The win was the Trojans' 10th in 15 scoring production has tailed off mark. The Warriors hit 16-of-24 shots The budget will go to the board's ment Act (CDA) funds. meeting of the Greater Vernon “Simsbury is a well disciplined league outings with the winners now since incurring an ankle injury in a for a .667 mark in coasting to a 38-28 •is. ^dget committee for further study Proposals to be discussed will be a team. They get ahead by 4 or 5 points Republiban Club Friday at 8 p.m. at W hat’s 12-5 overall. Manchester, which had game Jan. 27 against Hall. halftime lead, tying the team record before being presented to the entire request of the Rockville Fire Depart and they’re disciplined, patient the Wakefield home, 151 Huntington outscored its opponents by a 992-991 Simsbury also took the jayvee tilt, for a half set earlier this season. board for action. ment to buy a new ladder truck; a Drive, Vernon. enough to draw fouls. margin going into the game, now 48-38. Chris Boser had 14 points for In other games played Saturday in Further staff reductions for the request of the Sewer Authority for Carbone, a Democrat, will pre “We’re supposed to be playing stands 6-12 in all games with two left. the 12-6 Indians. volving top teams. No. 3 Arkansas coming year will also be discussed. the sewer sludge composting sent a slide show on the inner city Energy Savings Payback. team defense but we weren’t. Not The Silk Towners host Fermi High The board will be asked to approve program; and requests concerning a and suburbs. He will also discuss when Simsbury can drive all the way Simsbury (57) Hazzard 2 1-3 5, Payne Schoolboy‘S a two-year budget for the Vocational- human services center and an federal money available to cities and Tuesday night at Clarke Arena and 10 12-15 32, Moger 2 3-4 7, L. Harris 31-67, travel to Willimantic Friday night to Agricultural department of Rockville emergency shelter. suburbs. The meeting will be open to to the hoop, " Manchester Coach Bogus 01-21, Z. Harris 02-2 2, Frink 0 0-0 basketball , A great saving when you combat Windham High. The locals 0, White 0 0-1 0, Richardson 0 0-0 0, Clark High School. The Vo-Ag school is a The Town Council will conduct a the public. Doug Pearson expressed. still have an outside shot at a tourna Each side had 18 hoops, the locals 0 0-0 0, Sorgio 0 0-0 0, Sweeney 1 1-2 3. CCIL O'all ment berth. 18 for 47 and Simsbury 18 for 37 from Totals 18 21-35 57. w 1 w 1 Manchester had a 28-27 lead early Manchester (44) Hyde 6 3-4 15, replace your dryer with a new Koepsel 3 0-2 6, Haslett 104) 2, Apter 3 2-2 Penney 13 2 15 2 in the third quarter when the tables the field. The difference was at the 8, Adamy 2 2-5 6, Beaupre 1 0-0 2, Ken- Simsbury 10 5 12 5 Driving for hoop Council denies bank plan were turned. Five-foot-10 junior Jeff charity stripe where Simsbury in nison 0 0-0 0, Finnegan 0 0-0 0, Kelly 0 0-0 Windham 10 5 10 6 Moger hit a free throw to. knot it and duced 35 opportunites of which 21 0, Wyman 1 0-0 2, Crispino 0 0-00, Shelton East Hartford 9 5 9 7 Dave Frye of Providence drives past Tom Zaliagiris (32) of Coventry months the council decided to make bound the Army from selling the Pilotless Gas Dryer slithery 5-10 senior Brad Payne were converted while the Indians 1 1-2 3. Totals 18 8-15 44. Hall 9 6 10 7 North Carolina in their college basketball game yesterday at its reviews first to ensure that the property to another buyer until 8 7 10 The Coventry Town Council un Wethersfield 7 Providence Civic Center. (UPI Photo) animously voted to deny The Savings town did not acquire the obligation to Coventry can hold a referendum on Conard 6 9 7 10 Bank of Tolland use of the town right maintain drainage work carried out the purchase and apply for federal MANCHESTER 6 10 6 12 of way of dispose of its water runoff in the town right of way. funds to cover half the cost. Coventry downs Cheney Fermi 5 10 6 11 at a planned site at the intersection In other business Richard Giggey, The council also appropriated $427 Enfield 0 15 0 17 Mercy girls dash who heads the Liaison Committee of to the North Coventry Volunteer Fire of Routes 31 and 44A. The action is O'all the council, reported that he intended Department for unanticipated HCC the first taken under a new policy w 1 W 1 that allows the council to give its in to endorse the following candidates repairs for a rescue vehicle. The with free throw edge South Catholic 7 0 12 3 East tourney bid for appointment to the Economic recommendation was made by Karen put on site plan applications before 8 1 12 1 Planning and Zoning Commission ap Development Commission: Nash, who heads the council's Aquinas tossing in 21. Jim Boudreau and 4 3 9 6 proval. Republicans Jesse Brainard and Finance Committee. Even from the floor, Cheney while Cheney was 9 for 18. NWest Catholic Brian Brown turned in excellent 3 5 9 7 Any flickering hopes East Catholic girls’ basketball team had The bank had requested the use of Leonard Benjamin; Democrats Myles appointed Giggey and Tech couldn’t keep pace from Coventry took a 21-18 advantage EAST CATHOLIC after one quarter and moved the defensive stints from their backcourt 1 7 6 10 of qualifying for the State Tournament were dashefTSaturday the town right of way along Windham George Bulduc Jr., Jerry LeGrand, Roberta Koontz to investigate recent Xavier the foul line with Coventry and margin to 42-33 at intermission. The slots with the latter chipping in with 1 8 5 12 Turnpike, a short and narrow and Norman Ohland; and In complaints about conditions at the St. Paul afternoon as it was overpowered by Mercy, 84-60, in Middletown. dropped a 71-65 Charter Oak lead grew to 55-45 after three 12 tallies. roadway that slices the southeast dependents David Lamour and Nor town dog pound and the performance o'all Coach Donna Ridel’s Eaglettes are East's unbeaten jayvees ran their Conference basketball decision quarters with Cheney putting on a The same clubs square off Tuesday coc corner of the intersection, for a ditch man Watt. He will try to find two of Warden Robert Schefisch. A sum • ' i w 1 W 1 now 8-9 for the season with one game record to 20-0 with a 63-4f win. Karen more candidates for the nine- Saturday night at the Beavers’ burst in the final canto only to fall night in Coventry with Cheney slated and grassed waterway to control of $260 was appropriated to install a for a makeup date at home Coventry 13 1 15 1 remaining, that tonight at Tolland at Lucier and Ellen Ostrout hit double member commission. short. 8 o’clock. The best East can wind up xlrainage on the property. telephone and answering device at gym. Wednesday night against Bolton. Cromwell 11 2 11 ,3 digits with 18 and 14 points respec Of the six alternatives presented to The council also approved $300 for the pound. Schelfish's assistant, The Techmen now stand 6-6 in con Six-foot-seven pivotman A1 10 3 12 3 is at the .500 level while a club must tively with freshman Felicia Farr Schmidt paced the Patriots with 20 Bacon Academy the council by Town Planner Gregory use by the Salvation Army Study Joseph Kulevitch, has taken over ference play and 6-8 overall, having 9 4 9 5 win 51 percent of its games to make points which pushed him over the Coventry (71) Schmidt 9-2-20, LeDoyt Portland chipping in 9 tallies. Padick, the council selected a sheet Committee to prepare literature for many of the warden's duties. He said dropped three straight. Coventry 6 6 6 8 post-season play. While not qualifying for state ac 1,000-point mark for his career. Curt 8-3-19, Elwell 1-2-4, Bradley 3-1-7, Walsh CHENEY TECH flow waterway approach which will upcoming hearings. The committee he is doing his best to keep the pound leads the CO(!; with a 13-1 mark and is 3- 4-10, Green 2-1-5, Badsteubner 2-2-6. 5 8 5 9 Ridel noted it was East’s best tion, East has qualifi^ for the Hart LeDoyt chipped in with 19 markers . Rham allow the bank to use a town-owned has recommended that the town buy clean and to give humane treatemnt 15-1 overall. The Patriots have won Totals 28-15-71. 5 9 5 10 game in a couple of weeks against ford County Conference playoffs with Rich Walsh adding 10. Rocky Hill culvert. The culvert will be protected about 76 acres of land on the southern to the animals there. 'ik 13 in a row- Cheney Tech (65) Ertel 3-0-6, Tyler 9- 4 9 4 9 Mercy only to see the effort fall which begin Thursday in Hartford. Kevin Tyler, 6-2 senior co-captain, Vinal Tech by a temporary hay bale check dam end of Coventry Lake for recreation The council also authorized Connol Each side hit for 28 field goals but 4- 22, Gustamachio 9^3-21, Brown East 6-0-12, Hampton 2 10 2 11 short. Northwest Catholic, South Catholic. and open space. paced the Beaver effort with 22 during construction. ly to issue a permit to the Coventry the visitors took the decision by hit Boudreau 1-2-4, Totals 28-9-65. Bolton 0 13 0 14 Mercy and the locals will be the four points with junior Dave Gustamachio Mercy, now 13-5 overall, led 20-14 The planning commission has been The council voted unanimously to Jaycees to use the Town Hall and ting 15 of 22 from the charity stripe entrants. approve a bond for deed on the Salva after the first quarter, 42-26 at the acting on site plans and subdivision middle school grounds for a winter half and 62-40 at the end of three tion Army land. By posting $1 and carnival. Region standings Merrv (84) Malcolm 0 2-2 2. Hetrick 6 applications without preliminary in quarters. Liz Toole and Debbie 4-5 16. Smith 4 1-3 9. Brainard 0 2-4 2. signing the agreement, the town has put from the council. But in recent XS t Two weeks remain before the Anderson topped the Falcons’ perfor Gautier 1 0-1 2, Toole 8 11-18"27, Anderson qualifying deadline arrives for the mance with 27 and 26 points respec 10 6-7 26. Totals 29 26-40 84. PC wins on Eason hoop Boys State Basketball Tournament. tively. Fa«l Catliolir (60) Lucier 2 0-0 4. After games played Saturday, two Young 0 06 0, Murphy 2 06 4. Dailey 3 06 Phil Ford had 18 and Mike U'Koren Junior Laurie Barry and senior PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) North Carolina, now 20-5, led much of the three local quintets would gain 6, Ostrout 3 0-2 6. Barry 7 0-1 14. Historical group to see film added 17 for the Tarheels. captain Sue Freiheit each hit 14 — “If I had to pick out a player of the second half until Providence, post-season play. Manchester High, O'Connell 0 2-2 2, Freiheit 6 2-4 14. That’s for you. The contest drew only 6,863 fans points for East with junior Ellen Petkaitis 4 2-4 10. Totals 27 6-13 60. discuss , the possibility of obtaining to get the winning basket, in a 18-4, rallied in the closing minutes. the one currently looking in, despite Bolton cle to collect newspapers will be Eason was high-man for the Friars because it was played in the down Petkaitis chipping in 10 markers. several state and federal grants. parked at the school.- national TV game, it would be town Providence Civic Center where its 6-12 record still can qualify. The Bolton Historical Society will with 16 points followed by Bob Because a decision on the grants Billy Eason,” .said Providence cars were banned because of a snow Following are the standings of have its monthly meeting Tuesday at The class asks all Bolton residents Misevicius with 15 and Bruce must be made immediately, in And for ever5^ody emergency. The fans walked — some three regions in which locals are 8 p.m. at Bentley Memorial Library. to begin saving their newspapers and College basketball Coach Dave Campbell with 12 points. terested society members and magazines to ensure the success of more than 12 miles. grouped. MCC women cagers A film titled “Williamsburg in the townspeople are asked to attend the Gavitt. Class L Region I —1. Branford 15-0, Eighteenth Century” will be shown. the drive.. The class would also like Yes, everyone can have this E$P, just by buying it. E$P. Energy Savings Eason’s 10-foot baseline shot with meeting. residents to ask their friends and 2. New London 11-4, 3. Waterford 11- The film describes life, political af Refreshments will be served. Payback. Now, when you buy any new energy-efficient gas appliance, 20 seconds to play gave PC a 61-59 up 5, 4. Wilcox Tech 1(16, 5. St. Bernard fairs, business and commerce in relatives in the area to save their to replace your older more conventional one, your E$P can be $100. set Sunday over sixth-ranked North Indian grapplers win fourth in row Newspaper drive papers for the drive. 86, 6. tie EAST CATHOLIC 9-7, Williamsburg 200 years ago. to $150. or more. A clothes dryer, for example. The new pilotless gas Carolina. Maloney 9-7,8. Sheehan 66,9. Xavier A business meeting at 7;30 p.m. Bolton Center School Grade 8 Anyone who is unable to deliver dryer uses up to 46% less natural gas. And saves money too. What's Trailing 59-55 with 3:00 to play and students will have a newspaper drive their papers to the school may have 6- 10,10. Platt 5-10,11. Lyman-Hall Despite4- the absence of high-scoring June Walton, Manchester will precede the film. The group will pilotless? What's E$P? Well, with older type dryers with a pilot, that flame two of its starters fouled out, the take third in row 11. April 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A vehi- them picked up by calling Jean Gar- Friars broke the famed North Community College women’s basketball team ran- its winning no, 643-5482. burns all the time, needed or not. And it can cost up to $100. to keep it Class S Region IV — 1. East Wind burning over the life of your dryer-estimated at. some ten years. Old Carolina four corner offense on a Winning its third straight, the Manchester High wrestling streak to four with a 59-36 win over Housatonic Community Proceeds from the drive will help sor 15-2,2. St. Thomas Seminary 13-2, gas dryers vs. new gas dryers: E$P—$100. or more. Sure, the new E$P three-point play by reserve guard defray the cost of the class trip to the team topped Enfield High, 26-16, Saturday at Clarke Arena. 3. Avon 106, 4. Ellington 96, 5. East College Saturday night in Bridgeport. Board to meet Tuesday gas appliances cost a little more in the first place, but over the years David Frye. With 2:19 to go. Boston Museum and a Red Sox dec. Begley 16-0,108—Davis (E) dec. Granby 10-7,6. Canton 86,7. Somers Walton, averaging 26 points per reUuunds widi Killliy Hall ailding U you'll save more than twice the difference. And the difference is E$P. Providence tied the game on a free- The Indian matmen now stand 7-3 Andover baseball game later this year. Colbath 7-2, 115 -R ozie (M) dec. 7- 9,8. CHENEY TECH 66,9. Granbygame, wasn't available due to the markers and 10 caroms. Jan Pajor in Manchester. Energy Savings Payback. See all the new pilotless dryer models at your throw by substitute center Rich overall and currently occupy second 6- 9,10. Rocky Hill 5-10,11. Tolland 0- death of her mother. The Andover Board of Education Boyle 13-8, 122 -Wilson (M) dec. dished out 9 assists. gas appliance dealer or Connecticut Natural Gas. And by the way, CNG Hunger. 17. Housatonic, 2-1, led 15-9 after the will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Meal reselieduled Senior citixenH place in the CCIL with only one loss, Paznik 4-0, 129 —Feltault (E) dec. has enough natural gas for all its residential customers, It pays to stay North Carolina then ran the clock Class LL Region I — 1. Penney 15-2, first nine minutes but MCC took over MCC (59) Pietro 4-06. Bendell l-l-;i. Andover Elementary School con The special Chicken Delight meal that coming to league-leading Hall. Bixby 3-2, 135 —Tedford (M) dec. The Bolton senior citizens will with gas. down until Providence gained posses 2. Windham 106, 3. Weaver 8-3, 4. with Ellyn Johnson scoring lOi points Johnson 6-2-14. Kilgore 5-4-14. Christian- ference room. planned for last week at Andover The locals took seven of the 12 MacDonald 6-4, 141 —Alricano (E) have their monthly meeting sion on a missed foul shot. Easoh East Hartford 9-7, 5. Fitch 66, 6. and hauling in a number of rebounds. na 0-2-2. Hall 4-5-13, Pajor 2-1-5. Totals 22- The board will hear a special Elementary School will be served weight divisions highlighted by Doug dec. Luz 5-3, 148 —Marshall (M) Wednesday at I p.m. at the Com then tossed in the winning bucket. Hartford Public 5-7, 7. Wethersfield The Cougars led 32-19 at the half and 15-59. report by Peter Martin from Project Thursday at noon. Anyone planning After Providence led early. North Marshall’s 10th consecutive win in pinned Hegg 5:11,158—Scholsky (M) munity Hall. School Superintendent 7- 10, 8. Rockville 6-10, 9. Norwichnever looked back in gaining their lluiiHulunir (36) McKirdy 2-0-4. Otzel RISE. It will make appointments. to attend is asked to call the school Carolina took an eight point lead, 29- the 148-pound class. dec. Zachary 4-3,170—Anderson (M) 2-0-4. Allen 066, Sanches 3-06. Duffin 2- Raymond Allen will be the guest Free Academy 5-10, 10. fifth win in nine outings. The board will discuss committee by Thursday morning. CONNECTICUT NATURALGAS CORPORAHON 21, with 3:45 to go in the first half. Manchester has a makeup date dec. Deveati 8-2,188—Snow (E) dec. 0-4, Schneider 1-0-2. Otlel 2-0-4, Russell 4- speaker. The visiting nurse will be MANCHESTER 6-12,11. Glastonbury Johnson wound up tops for the reports, a financial summary, dis Dorthea Raymond has donated a It pays to stay with gas today at 2 o’clock at Simsbury High. Gagnon 6-2, Unlimited—Strouth (E) 4-12. Totals 16-4-36. present for consultation and blood The Friars came back and tied it up 4-12. Cougars with 14 points and 14 posal of equipment, the 1978-1979 subscription to National Geographic pressure checks. Mr. and Mrs. Mario 31-31 at the intermission. ■ Results: 101—Collins (M) superior dec. Wrobel l3-3. budget and the child guidance clinic magazine to the school library. Morra will be the hosts. J, MAMCHESTER E\X>TXG HERALD Coho lfe« ’ 1»T PMaE MAY: B PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Kt-b, 13, ItffB Canadiens equal mark NEW YORK (UPI) - Coach and Steve Shutt climaxed the rally at playoff spot. Former Islander J.P. Scotty Bowman of the Mon 19:52. Parise gave the Barons a goal at 11:36 of the second period. treal Canadiens, not known for In other games, Philadelphia topped Washington, 4-1, Cleveland Kurkir* 3, North Star* 3 his sense of humor, grinned tied the New York Islanders, 2-2, Minnesota got goals from Brad Now thru February 26th slyly when asked how he felt Minnesota tied Colorado, 3-3, Detroit Maxwell, Roland Eriksson and Per a^ u t the Stanley Cup cham ripped Vancouver, 8-3, and Chicago Olov Brasar to give Lou Nanne a win pions’ feat of tying the tied Atlanta, ^2. and a tie in his first two games as National Hockey League’s In the World Hockey Association, Minnesota general manager-coach. Cincinnati routed Quebec, 8-2, Win Bril W'ing* 8, Canurk* 3 HAPPY BIRTHDAY record of 23 straight games nipeg nipped Houston, 6-5, and Eld- Rookie Paul Woods got his first DADDY without a loss. monton blanked Birmingham. 7-0. NHL hat trick and Dan Maloney I LOVE YOU! "The thing I like best about it,” he scored two goals to lead Detroit and LOVE YOUR said pausing for the punch line, "is help hand Vancouver its fifth straight LITTLE QIRL, CHERYL that we played 14 of the games on the loss. road." NHL Flame* 2, Black Hawk* 2 The Canadiens were played about Alain Daigle's third goal of the even until late in the second period Flyem 4, Capital* I season with 2:06 left in the game Sunday night when they erupted with Orest Kindrachuk set up a second- helped Chicago run its unbeaten one of their flash rallies, scored period goal by Bob Kelly and added a streak to nine games. three goals within a span of 3:01 and short-handed goal. Philadelphia set a WIIA: □ NOTICES defeated the New York Rangers, 5-3. club record by limiting Washington Peter Marsh and Jamie Hislop Down and out to seven shots and crept within a Both Bowman and Coach Jean Guy- scored two goals each as Cincinnati Japan’s Ryu Sorimachi is counted out by referee Fered Her Loti and found point of the first-place New York took over sixth place ... Anders Talbot of the Rangers allowed it nandez after being knocked out in seventh round by Carlos could have been the best game the Islanders in the Patrick Division. Hedberg's second goal of the game LOST - in the vIciniW of Rangers played all season. iMlandrr* 2, Baron* 2 lifted Winnipeg to its eighth straight Palomino in World Boxing Council welterweight title fight. Adams and West Middle 'rum- Palomino retained crown. (UPI Photo) pike, yellow parakeet. Call Guy Lafleur broke the 2-2 tie at Walt McKechnie’s third-period triumph ... Dave Dryden blocked 34 647-1997. 16:51, Rejean Houle scored at 19:07 goal helped Cleveland pick up a point shots and seven players scored for in the race for the final wild-card Edmonton. - '• >/«<* jfc... FOUND - In West Middle Turnpike and Main Street Whalers swap area, young cat, mixed colors, tan, grey and white. (}all 647- Rogers anxious to finish 1571. ^ MMonday n n f l» v for Ron Plumb Hofp Wanlod I t He is SO close to winning his needed the fine round as Oosterhuis, BASKETBALL PALM SPRINGS, Calif. HARTFORD, (UPI) — The New England Whalers, in a (UPI) — Bill Rogers can’t first PGA tour event that it’s also a non-winner on the American Grculer iiarlfuril (X NURSES AIDE - part time 11 tour, shot a 6-under-par 66 atjndian ul MCC, 8 move to bolster their sagging defense, have obtained last p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, wait. killing him counting the hours 91 Chestnut Street. Wells while playing in the final group Hall ul Penney year’s "Most Valuable Defenseman,” Ron Plumb of the to today’s final round of the 90- of the day. Windham at Cincinnati Stingers. The Whalers jumped to hole, $225,000 Bob Hope Desert McGee, who has won twice in 11 .Manchester (girls), 8 The exchange cost the the top of the WHA at the Court of Probate. Dlitrict of Whalers, who have seen Manchester Classic. years, had a 70 at La Quinta, while East Catholic at start of the season after NOTICE OF HEARING ( Standings ) their early lead in the Edwards, another non-winner, shot Tolland (girls), 8 they compiled an incredi ESTATE OF GRACE JAGOUTZ, Playing in relative obscurity at El World Hockey Association deceased Dorado Sunday, the 26-year-old 68 at Indian Wells and Watson, the ble 15-1-1 record, but Pursuant to an order of Hoa. William NBA ICE HOCKEY evaporate, center Greg E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated February Texan shot his third straight 67, and 1977 Player of the Year and already dropped into second place, Manchester at Carroll and “future con B. 1978 a hearing will be held on an Faglern Conferenre that jumped him two shots ahead of the winner of two events in 1978, had behind the Winnipeg Jets application praying for an order Simshury, 9 a.m. siderations” to the Singers. authorizing the mortgaging of certain' Atlantic Division Britain’s Peter Oosterhuis, three in an even-par 72 at Bermuda Dunes. with 16-17-3 since then. real estate as in said application on file WRESTLING In a related move, the W L Pet. GB front of Jerry McGee and four in Bermuda Dunes held the bulk of a Last year. Plumb, 27, of more fully appears, at the Court of Phila 36 16 .692 - .Manchester at Stingers sent the “future Kingston, Ohio, scored 11 Probate on rraruary 21. 1978 at 2:10 front of Tom Watson and Danny crowd of 22,500 because that was .Simshury, 6 P.M New York 28 26 .519 9 where all the celebrities were paired considerations,” center goals and added 58 assists. Pearl J. Hultrnan. Edwards. Rich Leduc and left wing Ass't. Clerk Boston 18 31 .367 16^ But as things turned out, Rogers with various pros. Tuesday He was named the league’s Buffalo 17 32 .347 17V4 BASKETBALL Claude Larose to the In ’’Most Valuable New Jersey 12 42 .222 25 Fermi at Manchester, dianapolis Racers for left Defenseman and was Central Division 8 wing Reg Thomas and selected as a first team LEGAL W L Pet. GB Holy Cross at East defenseman Darryl Maggs. WHA All-Star. NOTICE 1978 Manchester Heart Fund Quota: $12,000 San Antonio 34 19 .642 - Austin par finish t^utholic, 8 Raaa>aanaaaaHnBtnHBMMMaaaaNaMMMMaBaitisaanNcnasBi^ Washington 27 25 .519 6V5 (Jieney Tech ut Coven NOTICE OF MEETING New Orleans 26 28 .481 8Mi try, 8 Basketball J OF REGISTRARS Cleveland 25 27 .481 8^ wins LPGA tourney Penney ut Enfield TOWN OF ANDOVER Atlanta 25 29 .463 9V5 Windham ut East llurt- JIMOR CHURCH Notice is hereby given that Houston 20 33 .377 14 MIAMI (UPI) — Debbie Austin admits she “very definitely’’ foril Mark Patapehuka tossed Action Saturday night at the Registrars of Voters for the Town of Andover, Conn, When Your Heart Fund Volunteer South Windsor ut Illing saw Wapping top St. .We»lern Conference felt she had the tournament won after taking a 5-shot lead on the in 24 points and Phil will meet on February 18,1978 Midwest Division 12th hole of the $50,000 American Cancer Society Classic. Bulkeley Chenier 18 in leading the Mary’s, 39-31, Concordia from 12 Noon to 3 P.M. at the W L Pet. GB Windsor at Rockville best South Methodist, 38- On the 13th hole, the eventual Bullets past the 76ers, 46- Town Office Building, School Denver 34 20 the 18th hole for a bogey, Austin had E u s t II a III p I o n at 34, Temple Beth whip .630 - winner three-putted from 40 feet for 34, last Friday at the East Road, Andover, for the pur Chicago 29 27 .518 6 her sixth LPGA tour win and the $7,- Bolton Trinity, 48-11, and Center a bogey 5, but she was still confident. Side Rec. Bill Bray and pose of correcting enrollment Milwaukee 28 28 .500 7 500 first prize. Bacon Academy at outduel Emanuel of Hart lists and of making an enroll When she made her par at the 14th, Steve Gerich paced the Calls On You, Please Detroit 24 29 Rlium ford, 30-27. ment of the electors who are .453 9Mi she said: “I almost had a birdie, so I losers with 8 and 7 points Kansas City 21 34 .382 13tk Duane Gentile had 21 entitled to vote in primaries. thought, ‘no problem.’ And I wasn’t Pact rejected Wednesday respectively. Indiana 20 34 .370 14 points and Bob Clay 11 for Anyone wishing to enroll in a worried after 15, because I felt very BASKETBALL Other action saw the HOUSTON (UPI) — Houston Wapping; Mike Gaffney party or to change party af Pacific Division fortunate to make the bogey there.” Hawks top the Astros General Manager Tal Smith Northwest Catholic ut had 11 for St. Mary’s; filiation can do so at this time. W L Pet. GB Then came the “tragic” 16th hole. said Sunday he was disappointed at East Cutholic, 8 Trailblazers, 61-43, and the Beatrice E. iKowalski Portland Mark Copeland pumped in 42 9 .824 . - “I hit the drive extra quick and hit Cesar Cedeno’s snub of the “largest” Bolton at Cheney Knicks outlast the Bike- Faith S. Weber Phoenix 24 markers for Concordia; 36 16 .692 6Vz the prettiest little duck snap hook you contract ever offered a baseball Tech, 8 Shop, 41-37. Pat Silver (22), Registrars of Voters Seattle Allan Sinicrope had 16 for 28 24 .538 14Vk ever saw.” player, but he is prepared to offer East Hartford ut Dan Collins (12) and Mike Andover, Conn.006-02 Los Angeles Hellenbrand (10) paced the South Methodist; Dave 27 27 .500 16^ That drive landed in the water and him for trade if he is not signed by t^onard Golden State 27 Hawks while Jack Lyons Ostrom had 12 for Temple 28 .491 17 sent her on the way to a triple-bogey the start of the National League VIRESTLING had 21 and Brian Galligan 9 while Dave Devalve had 4 INVITATION GIVE GENEROUSLY Sunday's Result* eight. season. Fermi at .Manchester, for Trinity; Matt Gluhosky Milw at Bsn, ppd. snow After the 30-year-old West Palm for the Trailblazers. Smith, who has negotiated with 6:30 netted 8 points to pace TO BID New Jersey 112, N.Y. 110 Beach, Fla., resident dropped, she Wayne Bray had 11 Cedeno and his agent, Sidney Pulaski ut East Center and John Vasnus Phila 109, Seattle 99 hit under some pine branches, had to Schlenker, for almost four months, markers and Greg Caine Sealed bids will be received in Catholic, 3 had 15 for Emanuel. the Office of The Director of Indiana 111, Chicago 94 punch out onto the fairway and then said several more negotiating and Chip Lupacchino 8 How Are Your Heart Fund Dollars Spent? ICE HOCKEY Standings; Wapping 5-1, Kansas City 101, Cleve 88 three-putted from 40 feet. apiece for the Knicks. Glen General Services, 41 Center sessions were planned this week, Hall at Manchester, St. Mary’s 5-1, Emanuel of Street, Manchester, Connec Denver 103, Portland 101 Tied with Nayoko Yashikawa, Nemeroff had 11 and John “We’ll probably meet Monday.” 8:13 Manchester 5-1, Center 4-1, ticut until February 24,1978 at Houston 119, New Orlns 112 Austin no longer felt she had the tour Alosky and Derek Reed 10 ’T m disappointed and concerned. I South Methodist 3-2, Tem 11:00 a.m. for the following: • Summer Fellowships Introduce College Students to Cardiovascular • Literature, films and audio-visual aids on heart care are distributed on Phoenix 121, Wash. 109 nament won. each for Bike. have great concern for Cesar’s talent ple Beth 4-3, Emanuel of OPERATION OF BUS FOR Atlanta 116, Los Ang 103 “I was a little down when I made Research. request. and I want him in an Astros un Hartford. 2-5, Concordia 1- ELDERLY & Monday's Came the eight, but I didn't give up. I was iform,” Smith said. “But you’ve got ILLING JV HANDICAPPED • CPR Classes instruct groups of nurses, para>medics, policemen and o Speakers Bureau of doctors teaches school children, civic and frater MYHA Illing jayvees upped 5, Trinity 1-6, Faith 1-6. New Jersey at Detroit still in contention and every stroke to make a judgment sooner or later The Town of Manchester is an firemen and emergency rescue personnel in life-saving techniques nal groups, church and club organizations on heart risks. means a little money,” said Austin, their record to 2-5 with a to protect the interests of the TRAVEL DEANERY equal opportunity employer, who finished at 72-212. 57-54 duke over Kosciusko for heart victims. • Lectures, Seminars and films keep physicians and nurses Informed WHA organization.” A-Copy blanked Avon, 3- Assumption Junior High and requires an affirmative She finished with two pars and, Neither Cedeno nor Schlenker were of Enfield last Friday. action policy for all of its Con • Heart Care Classes teach patients and families how to live following a on latest developments In cardiovascular medicine. W L T 0, in pee wee action Satur captured the Manchester Pts. when Yoshikawa missed the green on available for comment Sunday. George Hanlon had 18 tractors and Vendors as a con heart attack. • Low-cost penicillin provided to rheumatic heart victims. Winnipeg 34 18 2 70 day at the Bolton Ice points, Frank Marandino Deanery playoffs with a 36^ dition of doing business with New England 31 18 4 66 Palace. Mike Keeler, Eric 13 and Scott Holmes 12 24 win over Our Lady of the Town, as per Federal • Screening programs detect high blood pressure in adults. • Answers to all questions concerning heart disease are provided and Houston 27 22 3 57 Trudon and Doug Matthew with Manny Johnson Peace of East Hartford. Order 11246. referral services offered. Edmonton 27 24 2 56 scored for the locals with making it four in twin Assumption winds up 13-0 Bid forms, plans and Quebec 25 25 2 52 Cougars upended Vin White registering the figures with 10 markers. and will move on to the specifications are available at Cincinnati 22 30 3 47 shutout in the nets. Jirn Grout and Hanlon each state tournament which the General Services Office, Heart Research and Medical Skill Give Thousands of People A Second Chance. Birmingham 22 29 22 46 had 8 rebounds. begins Feb. 26 at South 41 Center Street, Manchester Indianapolis 16 32 4 36 Catholic in Hartford. Connecticut. by Tunxis, 77-62 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. Sunday's Results CONNECTICUT Support The Heart Fundi Cincinnati 8, Quebec 2 Taking a physical beating, Manchester Community College ROBERT B. WEISS, Winnipeg 6, Houston 5 was belted by Tunxis Community College, 77-62, in CCCAA HOLIDAYS- In ez GENERAL MANAGER Edmonton 7, Birmingham 0 007- 02 basketball action Saturday night at Plainville High. Babineau 130-127-357, Val Rec swim team Monday's Came Sady 131, Dot Christensen The Cougars drop to 6-3 in the (No games scheduled) MCC, however, then hit a dry spell 128, Kathy McConnell 129. league and 8-10 overall while Tunxis scoring only 4 points the next 11 still unbeaten LEGAL This message sponsored by the following civic minded businesses: is 10-3 in loop play and 15-6 overall. minutes to fall hopelessly behind at COUNTRY CLUB- Vic NHL MCC is home tonight against Greater Remaining unbeaten, the Manchester Rec NOTICE 77-53. Abraitis 373, Nondo Annulli Campbell Conference Hartford Community College at East 138-368, Ted Backiel 156- Swim team dunked Glastonbury Saturday. NOTICE OF Catholic at 8 o’clock. Ned Hall had 25 points for the Patrick Division winners while Sean Thompson and 140-408, Larry Bates 135- In the girls’ 8 and under age group, Jennifer Birrell won PUBLIC HEARING MCC had a 14-13 lead when 6-9 W L T Zito had 14 markers apiece for MCC 371, Carl Bolin 154-400, the 25 free, Gretchen Sines the 25 back and Stacy Tomkiel ON MVE FMUY LMOUSIIE SERVICE, ■XC- NOnHWIlY PHMIIUCY AL SEIFFERTS APPLIANCES, TV-AUDIO INIISPINO’S SUPREME FOODS, UR. NY IslanHors 33 12 9 center Bruce LeDoyt picked up his 15 PleaMnt 81., Manchestbr with the latter pulling in 10 rebound. Ding Farr 362, Jim King the 25 breast. Scott Jackson took the boys’ 25 fly. INLAND WETLAND MAP 230 North Main SL, Manchester 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester 485 Hartford Rd., Manchester second personal foul with 13:50 left. Philadelpl 1 32 12 10 141, Sal Lombardo 135-144- In the 9-10 age group, Tina Listro won the 50 free and Pursuant to Section 4-168 Atlanta 22 21 13 The homestanding Tomahawks took and 22a-6 of the Connecticut CHORGHES MOTORS MC. 10. REN. ESYRTE CO. t SUBSHMRIES ALUED PROTECTION ALARM, INC. MMMNESTER MEMURUL HOSPITN 383, A1 Martin 158-382, 100 free, Elizabeth Schroder the 100IM and 50 breast and 71 Haynes St., Manchester NY Rangers 18 28 10 advantage immediately taking the Tunxis (77) Hall 11-3-25, Jones 4-0-8, Todd Peck 149-140-408, Kris Noone the 50 back. David Budd won the 50 back and General Statutes and Section 80 Oaklind St., Manchester 618 Center St, Manchester TottI Butglar S Fin Alam Profectfon” Smythe Division lead, one they wouldn’t relinquish. Masi 0-2-2, Michard 1-2-4, ^hreiner 5-3- Steve Bylciw the 50 breast. a-5-1 of the Regulations of 110 Elm St., Manchester 13, Thomas 5-1-11, Self 3-0-6, Neal 1-0-2, Earl Rohan 168-401, Nels Connecticut State Agencies, UNOX PHARMACY PNK MU. WYCE aORIST, INC. OPTICAL STYLE BAR, me. W L T It was 42-34 in Tunxis’ favor at the Shenning 145-378, Pete In the 11-12 age bracket, Linda Jefferson won the 100 Offices: Manchester, Hartford & Mansfield Coleman 3-0-6. Totals 33-11-77. the Commissioner' of En 200 Eaat Canter 8t„ Manchester 36 Oak St., Manchester GIL'S MOBIL Chicago 22 17 14 half with MCC spurting early in the Staum 139-145-397, Gordon IM and 100 free with Andy Kinkade taking the 50 free and second half to close the gap to 46-45 MCC (62) Litke 1-0-2, ’Thompson 6-2- vironmental Protection Route 6, Bolton Vancouver 14 27 13 Wilson 141. 50 back, David Ostuni the 50 fly and 100 free and Karl hereby gives notice of his in SENTRY REAL ESTATE SERVICES with 15 minutes left. John Zito’s 14, LeDoyt 4-1-9, Zito 6-2-14, Milner 1-0-2, LYHGH MOTORS WC. WESTSIDE ITALIAN KITCHEN Colorado 12 28 13 Bazzano 0-1-1, Wilson 2-0-4, Nolen 4-1-9, Bylciw the 100 IM and 50 breast. tention to establish boun i 346 Center 8t., Manchester 331 Center St., Manchester ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. 20 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartford Minnesota 12 35 6 seven points brought the Cougars Zocco 1-3-5, Fuller 0-2-2. Totals 25-12-62. Wendy Stedman and Beth MacDonald each won a pair daries for local inland close. U.S, MIXED- John “Manufaelund In Mancfiesfer SInea 1024/- St. Louis 11 35 7 Kozicki 227-210-610, Ernie of races in the 13-14 age group. Stedman took the 50 free wetlands in the City or Town MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS KRAUSE FLORIST ft GREENHOUSE 27 Warren St., Manchester E X JOHNSON PAINT CO. 723 Main St., Manchester Wales Conference Whipple 212, Kevin Bren and 200 IM and MacDonald the 100 free and 50 back. On of Bolton in accordance with 270 Broad 8t„ Manchester 621 Hartford Rd., Manchester Norris Division nan 213, Ed Yourkas 202- the boys’ side, Peter Listro took the 200 IM and Gordon the provisions of Sections 22a- HOUSE ft HALE DEPARTMENT STORE BOLTON PHARMACY Kinkade the 50 breast. 3a and 22a-42a of the Connec MANCHESTER DRUG PAULBUETTNER 045 Main St., Manchester W L T Ski race draws its 570, Dolly Dawood 177-197- ticut General Statutes and Route 44A, Bolton Montreal 176-550, Gail Shimaitis 190- In the 15-18 age group, Pam Stedman won the 100 free 717 Main 8t., Manchestor 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford 37 7 Section 22a-39-4.6 of the Also; 4 West Road Plaza, Rockville MMNHESTER HEIHUI Los Angeles 22 20 507, Sheila Price 200-519, and 100 fly, Bridget Anderson took the 100 back and Chris REDFIELD RENTAL CENTER Regulations of Connecticut MANOiESTER AMBULANCE "Herald Square,” Manchester Pittsburgh 18 23 largest field ever Peg Callahan 187-451, Mary White the 100 breast. Rich Carlson won the 100 free and State Agencies. ROBERT J. SNITN, INC. 11 Tolland Turnpika, Manchester Detroit 20 25 Whipple 454, Diane Bren 100 fly while Paul Cottle took the 100 back and 100 breast. The boundaries to be es ft MEDICAL SUPPLY intunntm W it SIneo 1114 R.T. COACH WORKS AUTO BODY Washington 10 34 nan 477, Ellen Bauer 470. tablished are under the direct 134 East Center 8t„ Manchester 063 Main St., Manchester 244 Broad St., Manchester THE WKHER (iOnNIiE Excellent snow coverage, courtesy t)f Storm Larry, was on Adams Division EasPs Roberts cops supervision of the Depart MEDICAL PHARMACY MNKHESIER SAFE t LOCK Route 83, Vernon W L ' hand for the sixth annual Manchester State Bank-Manchester ■i'WI-UTE - Kiffy Cyr ment of Environmental PLAIN ft FANCY CATERERS Protection. All interested per 344 Main 8L, Manchester 453 Main SL, Manchester 281 Spencer St., Manchester mSHING NEU CUDS t OFTS Boston 34 12 Rec. Department ski race at Northview Ski Area. 179, Camille Scuta 211-5(i(l, Burr Corners, Manchester Buffalo 31 10 1 indoor high jump title sons are invited to express The conditions brought out the Boys 9-10—1. Sean Prescott 2. Matt Lynne Topping 178-494', their views at a public hearing MORIARTY BROTHERS MMT.IUN PRRITRN NEW ENGLAND HOBBY SUPPLY Toronto 28 15 2 largest field ever, numbering 155. U L WMTE ULASS CO., INC. Schuster, 3. Steve Berger. Rosemarie Lovett 179, One victory was garnered by a local competitor in last to be held at 8:00 p.m. in Com 316 Center 8t„ Monoheater 423 Center St., Manchester Cleveland 18 33 Rich Bissell, 15, in the 13-15 age 70 Hilliard St., Manchester 31 Bissau St., Manchester Girls 11-12 —1. Alica Shaheen, 2. June Schultz 479, Marge Friday’s Hartford Public Invitational Indoor Track Meet. munity Hall. 222 Bolton group had the fastest time of the dat Barry 450, Mary Boyko 458, THE TYRE MAN PRYYI DUNNE SCHOOL OF OYMNASTICS Sunday's Results Michele Morionas, 3. Heidi Clark. East Catholic’s Dave and Dave Locke taking Center Road, Bolton, on RANDAU FJL STATIONERY CO., INC. at 27 seconds flat and was awarded Gerry Tracy 459. February 27, 1978. 367 Broad 8t„ Manchestor 210 Pine St., Manchester SHERIIIIDI-WUlllMS St. L at Bsn, ppd., snow Boys 11-12 —Bill Pescht, 2. Doug Roberts won the high jump three-four in the two-mile TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon Atlanta 2, Chicago 2 the overall trophy. Copies of the boundary Marshall, 3. Tom Finnegan. with a leap of 6-feet, 2- run. NASSIFF ARMS COMPANY FIYECBUUIFIMEML HOME WATKINS OF MANCHESTER ft BLOOMFIELD 961 Main St.. Manchastar Colorado 3, Minn 3 Results are as follows; Girls 13-15 —Linda Blade (only en inches. Teammate Harry East’s Carr. Roberts and maps are available for inspec 001 Main 8t., Manchester NY Islanders 2, Cleve 2 Girls 6-8 —1. Aris Prescott, 2. Wen BLOSSOMS - Rita tion in the Town Clerk s Office 226 Main SL, Manchester Known For QuaHtf try). Carr took fifth place in the Tom Sipples, the latter in Famous For Service Since 1874 U DONNE JUNES4RILVUUU UR. Detroit 8, Vancouver 3 dy Pedemont, 3. Laurie Clark. Collins 177, Marty 60-yard high hurdles. as well as Room 201. State Of Boys 13-15 —1. Rich Bissell, 2. the 300-yard dash, qualified fice Building. Hartford. 165 Main St., Manchester Montreal 5, NY Rangers 3 Boys 6-8 —1. Mike Morionas, 2. Marc Gagnon, 3. Don Houle. Bradshaw 192-189-528, Ruth Manchester High’s Carl for Thursday s East-West Dave Golas, 3. David Blade. Ann Glass 204-523, Barbara Connecticut. ' Phila 4, Washington 1 Nate Agostinelli awarded trophies Kjellson took second place All Star Meet at Southern Stanley J‘. Pac. Girls 9-10 —1. Sarah Nickleson, 2. Sullivan 455, Sherry Scorso Monday’s Came to the winners. in the high jump at 6-feet Connecticut State College. Commissioner Toronto at Buffalo Jamie Cannon, 3. Debbie Aronson. 484. even with Wes Fedorchak 008- 02 MA.NCHESTER EVENING HFJIALD Maarbertff Vtai Fi*. n IVTf P\(.K SKVF-N-H PAGE S IX -B - MANCtiBSTER EVENING HERALD, Mamtu-sltT. Conn . Mim.. Kcb U, IlffB aaa aaaaaaa«aaa«aaaaaa#aaaa< mammammmm,,; ,,,,,, 33 TaaeW 38 Aame For tato Of M«4> MTantad Noaiaa Pdr Bate 33 Hemee For $ele U StM pomattdng you MANSnELD - Staated on M(«7 Than cal tha nearly an acre. Commerciany NATURAL STONE lor aoaed. "P tas" U ktf coeomer- numbar you aaa In retaining walls, veneers, l i e m l b W x t ciat buildtag. Upper level tha ad. And If you potioa. M PKk up by the M 4 T m i i i e r a l d Mnt is ^ Property Worth? pound or delivery by the ton CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING •deal for sales room etc. Base hava aoroathing to We will inspect your property and saggest an m kim ment level Itos drive-Bi gar Boitou Notch Stone (toarry. M i. giva ua a can M83IC3 K i m w ? price. (No obliptioa.) age. repair woctsbop area. A CLASSIFIED BUSINESS GUIDE olala of nr square feet of Aak ua about our gaaranteed sales pton TODAY!!! PHONE 643-2711 Camarai and cam iMtant Prot§i$lonal Ht/p h r ■sable space, Priced to sell 41 f 0/7 ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD era iupplies are a (REALTORS - MLS cwdtly. Ito JIl. PeUuwriiy Your Homo, Buolnooo, or Poroonol Noodo Home BBIB | Real Estate Company. ALUMINUM sfaecu BMd as DOG-CAT BOARDING snap to tail with a PASEK 2 a * - T 4 T S Realtors. 974-1500. « 8 ^ . Minting plates. .007 thick. bathing grooming. Obedtence Clanifiad Ad. ... CLIP THIS OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE... t29-isa 22x32". 25 cewls each or 5 for protecuon classes Complete w o r d 646-4826 : AVL • EAn BA im aB 31. P lu w 6434711 modern facilities Canine Holidav Inne. 200 Sheldon INM. KHDOTinM MSatom NatMul Anorulioa U RrsI Esuit -nrtr'uto f t r l i f MANCHESTER - Pizza Q u i m r i LUCA’S TAIL0RIIM WVOWCIf ■ iw l i Utd 1171, pha Aawrtattoa U Rnibn. lac Atoa mnabn at Ik , HarUartf BmcO U buiiness in residential UNIFORMS WANTED - CM) Road. Manchester For rcser- nuraiGaiTBi RoautMul S e h o th n o4 court eooU •Crimiul DtftnM ITSMsInSt Manchestar, Conn. M to n . MuSi Htf aad Vtnioa Mtiupto Ltoiaa Same* oeudibartaaad. Only 3UJ09. Scouts. Boy and Girt Scouts. vatKXH please call 646-5071 DO 74 •AA mskss nsssn nsesksS" •Motor ViUcIt *110000 C M w Call and ask for Rikki. Mett'eBWomatPeWear •WUlt*oa«HoUorf. Brownies, nnrses. East a h e H e r a l b Maua**, gutlA gtoaar*. English Colonics Realty LTD. Catholic School 649-1225 LHASA APSO puppies • AKC Bred for gentleness ' I AAMIIfD AOvtWt'SiNf. Z l M l i 348S32I J**n*,FantoAtaHa A T T M lY n ra n W(XX)DSTOCK - Year round POMFRET - 20^ down, 613-7743.175-1M5. ■■MrtallvUN •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Reasonable 6 ^ « fOpao OsAf, Ctoiid PrMaytJ Help WanlDd 13 ComtomtofiwiM 23 Vacation! Close to ski lodge. balance at Th'H. lor 20 years TWO 300 AMP RecUTiers - i m tw in St 6 6 8 n n 74S-77N (CovMilry) from oamer. 3.2 acre mini- Anal ElOMn Htoaontf 33 Good conditioo. Good for FuU lake privileges with this FREE TO GOOD Home - 4 MANCHESTER - Northfield Contemporary Mnch. Has farm. Stream thru property. 2 platinf. or welding. Call 640- ESTABLISHED East Hart WE HAVE AN opening for a car garage/bam combuiation. ALL CASH For your property, 3430 from noon til 6:00 p.m y^ear old fem ale Golden full time experienced Green Condominium, 3 16.6x16 living room with Ketnever. Needs lots of love 2977 ford Company ■ Looking for PMNOTUWMO RUSSEU’S bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, car fireplace. Kitchen with stove Immacuute 7 rooms. 3 or 4 within 34 boon. Avoin Rm salesman. Diamond Show bedroom Cape. Elxtras include Tape. Instant Service. Hayes SEASONED FIREWOOD - CaU after 6 p m . 643-5829 permanent part time FOUT-MimilliC. lAASaASTYUMIIlOP port, central air. wall-to-wall and refrigerator included. 3 telephone solicitors. Day or MAPLE Mobil case, 6464)012. stove, refrigerator, washer, Gwporatioa. 646-0131 Half cord, 330 delivered Call V. Anneemoeo appafnimaaft carpeting, appliances, full, spacious nedrooms. Oil hot AKC TTNY TOY Poodles 335, evening positions opened. aeeaptod Tvae. Wrw Frl, 1 ajn. to Smp«r StrilcB, Ine. basement, low fW’s, Call 565- ; water baseboard heat. Ther dryer antenna. Oil beat. 100 643-0738. anytime. Nbh * Fwim * NmnNi Ftam OM • OH. • LUfMCATION - ROD MAN - boundary survey SEXLING your house’* Call us one pocket sized red sable, Salary plus commission. Paid IrN pm IV*»-to* tai. 1 ajn. to 3432 days, 646-1302 evenings.. mopane windows. Fantastic amp service. Taxes under male Pomeranian 385. This Accuoom u and construction stake out $3- 3435. Peaceful area. Only 349.- first and we'U make you a NCR CASH REGISTER ■ hoiidays. Training provided rMNi u/Smuelt^U - 1 pm and weekends.:ekends. Ask for Carol. view from 33x10 deck. Board week only, moving, 742-8983 MMNIir IIMNtAttftll C0tUet M B OMNI 33.50 per hour. Instrument 900. Petrowsky Real Estate cash offer. T.J. Crockett. Reconditioned, with many for those who qualify. Call 569- CORNIR OAl^AnmCI gT8 Man - experienced in boun and batten exterior. Situated Keep trying IL» 4990. m tdrnhrm m among towering pines. Short Company. Realtors. 974-1500. Realtor. 643-1577. totals. Call after 5:30 p.m . dary survey and construction 9 2 8 ^ . 429-1632. 228-3067 stake out $4 to 35 per hour. walk to beach. Only 338.900. HOMES WITH Cat-loving Petrowsky Real E)state Com IMMEDIATE Cash for yoour Construction Inspector - □ REAL ESTATE property. Let ns m lain our BRAND NEW light green adults wanted for two HAIICIIESTBI experienced in road way, pany, Realtors. 974-1500. 928- beautiful silver-gray, 10- R A D R E A L n 429-1632. Lots-Lend lor ie h 34 fair proposal. Call Mr. bathroom sink, still in orinnal I Z 3 * • ^ now MARY W ARD HUIBER STAMPS sewer and utility construc BeUiore. «7-1413. carton. 335. Brand new liebt weeks-old male kittens, box uri W IA1HI* fOTOCAIT 0 CiMtoffl BulH Homee Hotnoe For Sato 23 Hyperlrlehologtsts • BiMMiaL M M 4 M tion, salary open. Equal Op ENGLISH COLONIES Realty green bathroom vanity, still in trained 643-2210 « * HUMma portunity Employer. Mail MANSFIELD - Exclusive ad LTD - For sale in folton, MAY WE BUY your home? carton. 365. Call 643-2207. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Bxletlng Home Bahe offUMM iTAMn resum e'to Fuss and O’Neill. MANCHESTER - Spring , great 2 acre lot. Call Rikki. (}uick. fair, all cash and no Street location. Attractive 8- - dress and brand new. 8 Room after 6 p.m. U rM toc* 44 • iNOlumaitr 210 Mqin SUreet, Manchester. Home. 4 bedrooms. U j baths, English Colonies Realty LTD. problems. Cali Warren E. 171 L OsMst I t 3484N1 room Connecticut Gambrel ” 643-7743 , 875-1945. rtf' y-.'-'’ 91 Alton St 549-2357 loVgoo Holoo TfO^Moo nestled on a beautiful wooded : fir^laced living room, formal Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. WOOD STOVE - Antique. Cast RIDING LESSONS indoor For period ending 7 p.m. EST 2/13/78. During Monday, rain lot. Country kitchen, two"; dining room. Family room off iron. Cooking top. witih ridinng ring. Western stock storms are expected in the Mid-Atlantic Coast States and Ohio working fireplaces, 2-car gar- kitchen. Oversized 2 car gar Businoes Property 31 WANTED - Manchester asbestos boaras and pipe. seat, saddle seat, and hunt Vailey, and the Lower Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere weather age. Oil hot water baseboard South Windsor. 8 room newer 3225. Call 643-9776 seat. All levels 228-9617 BALES AGENT age. Must be seen. 370’s. R. <•' is fair with skies ranging from sunny to partly cloudy. AssAsm CannaoMogra Lanaal a Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, '' heat. Must be seen to be ap- home. Large kitchen. 2 car Meal M * ^ FtaWyl ItotM, ^ H d n g l l n i garage. 2 baths. 360s. Prin MOLDED FORMICA top and Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 52, Boston 33, Ak Condillonad. Paraenal Alton- u S U f l ^ T C O . WANTED 646-1980, 647-1139. preciated. 364,900. Petrowsky Antfqiwe 43 •W lutl CM rt oWaHwi ______tt te a l UNIQUE ciples only. 64^3938. . paneled bar with two shelves Chicago 31, Cleveland 30, Dallas 64, Denver 34, Duluth 24, Iton ly Our Ispaftaiiead Ittol; W* nood * tfyntmla mo* or Real Estate Company. Hipaia6in tpaska Par 0 Contmodoo Realtors. 974-1500,...... 92845M, and four stools. 3175. 6486028. Houston 69, Jacksonville 65, Kansas City 37, Little Rock 49, Los • (wflool toMMrto a aroooo woman la tab mir ouluolir* HEBRON. Make an offer on"' IPPORTUNITY WANTED. Antique furniture, • /oM Cwtffiit io^toortt orttndofo and an aitanalua In * 429-1632. glass, pewter.'oil paintings or Angeles 54, Miami 72, Minneapolis 23, New Orleans 65, New ^SgmM EKiiims this spotless seven room"’’ 0 W ootseOsmf fa im ii i n . *1 advartlalnt tpaalallla* I Ranch. Decorator family- to own a store and apart RCA COLOR ’TV - top of the other antique Items R York 35, Phoenix 57, San Francisco 55, Seattle 47, St. Louis 39 487 M«ln S t . ' . I . . . , line. Elarly American 25 inch <1* m. ^ ^YSieeee Manehggtgr 647*1167 bntlnt** |Mi. H ytu ha«* a paal room with wood burning ' ANDOVER - One of a kind ment combination with a 1- Harrison. 6434709 and Washington 43. Malone *4 aalaa anooaaa a . w4ab stove, two car garage, acre lot offering. 7 acres. 600 feet of SEARS PORTABLE DRYER console, in dark pine finish, car garage. Ideal location excellent condition. Call 649- •o bofln a oaraar bi art**, yan . Out of state owner anxious. - river frontage, 900 feet of road - Harvest (Sold. Very good Werdod to Buy 43 frontage. Stone veneered for any small business such conditioo. 3TO. Call 2094942 0497. ean bantu bam an* t4 Ma motl 352,900. Barnett, Bowman and .. as a grocery store, pizza •••••••••••••••••••••••••a OROOMIIM m V IC E RO-VIC INC. MY n SE MAN laafalva oamndaalan almolwaa Co. Realtors, 633-3661. studio with fireplace. anytime. CASH PAID Immediately ■ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• She H erali) Shorn OuoAtf aiowntot FsrM Your ki tar Wduatry. Wlml w* natd b Detached 2 car garage. shop, etc. Five room apart 1970 NORDIC 399 Skidoo - for gold jewelry and Apw tM iNa For Rotd 33 Autos For Sole 31 rmck* hr Sole 33 tor Daft* Cato “A Friendly Place excellent condition. 3550. C!all HtipNafD WMl9dHfanftd 13 HafoHelp tVantadW»nt»d 13 Popor IfMNta an IndlaMaal wnn can daal MANCHESTER - Three'-’ "Plus” this circa 1780 Cape. ment over store. Prired at ROCK MAPLE - Double bed diamonds. Licensed broker Free Plafc-Up and DaPraw) WVnWIWOTI • ITMfQWfMI to Re-Tyre” 6487131 after 6 p. m. IMMlIUlMTa) dbaaly tdM bnabitttnNn. adw bedroom Duplex in newer 2 ,1. Spacious rooms throughout, 341.500. with box spring and mattress. for over 12 century Saviit FIVE ROOMS • Heat, hot 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - 1970 FORD Econoline 200 - SALES POSITION ■ Straight IF YOU ARE an attractive (WULEMMISIIELS 387 BROAD BT. at* aaltndtrt and t|*eltny family home. Includes '' including 20 foot family room, Very good condition. 3110. Call P O.M.G. Jewelers. 35 water, security, references 6 cylinder, standard 58.000 Low mileage. Set im as a HAIRDRESSER - Looking for NEW HOME Sewing Machine commissions, leads furnished motivated woman we need lat gHiLOON no. *4*-*sz* 043-3444 lanta la yra^aala Ibab baalnaaa. appliances and wall-to-wwall '- fireplaced living room. 23 foot 6 4 3 ^ or 643-1017 after 6 Asylum Street, Hartford. 527- No pets, adults preferred, gar miles. Asking 31650 Call 648 camper Best offer (/all 648 too homeowners. Call 242- a motivated person who is porch, 20 foot formal dining p.m., anytime weekends. - white and aqua, new cabinet, den plot 3255 per month you. If you are looking for a good at what they do, and TMa to an aaoalani apiartunHy carpeting. Heat not included. 0163. 8130. alter 5 30 p m 7907. ask for Boh 5402. glamorous, challenging posi lor yaw la aaaoalala yaum al wWi 3261) monthly. Security and room, 2 full baths. Oil heat. attachments. 3100. Cali Phone 6485747, 6480053 wants to do better. Call Gary WE BUY AND SELL Used anytime 569-2348. tion, with a new Pensian Spell, 644-2563. Tlw Tbot. 0. M u^y C*., a references required. 2.. The list is endless! 369,900. I WILL BUY any kind of wool 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 1974 DODGE VAN • windows EXCELLENT opportunity to cosmetic line, you need us, m mu ■avunwng nmo • children accepted. No pets. " Petrowsky Real Eistae Com Raaltor furniture. One piece or entire material new or used in strips PERSON TO Share apart cylinders. Good condition in doors. V-8 automatic, momofldt - Jowoliy - Wotchoo houseful. Cash on the line. FIREWOOD - Split. 345 a cor- learn wholesale hardward 238-2381, 633-3366. AVON OPENS DOORS. You'll 8U-DER COIN CO. BOLTON OIL 00. •Ine* lilt. Your kiWmiM and Call 647-9936. pany, Realtors. 974-1500, 928- 646-1511 or old clothes Call 742-6906 ment • close to MCC. Call 649- Automatic. $1695. or best power steering, good condi Furniture Bam. 644M)665. d. Call Tom. 74i-«466. 9525 or 6485271 ask for Steve business. Good working con be amazed how friendly peo «BMIliaiiniilJU.fl4H Fuel Oil Co., Leonard W. Tool pbmnlng artll datarmlna your 6563, 429-1632. anytime. offer Call 875-4537 tion 643-2171 ditions, short hours. 522-1107. RECEPTIONIST - Typist, 9 to I t u ire w li and aueeeee wHh OUT ee- MANCHESTER - Two family ple can be wheen you’re 7M MAIN 6T. MANCHIiTIH That SavoB You fkttWMimdCleekltepMHg 5 p.m. Monday through selling America’s most pop *4*-ZZtl laMtohad oompany. Your ac- 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. • ■ PHONE FROM Home to ser Friday. Send resume to Box ular cosmetics. To find out M Cda ■ ItaMi ■ hpu hMi M o n o y lasanmu a*lwhr oeunto s n protoetod and rapaal Immaculate. Good rents. 346,- udCdaddT ordara mak* menay lor you. vice our customers in the MM, Manchester Herald. how you can become an Avon m -ei • btata h p M 16 WiAwirtli ^ Itodwtir PhoiM M9-4337 900. Hutchins Agency, 646- Manchester area. Flexible Representative, call 742-6946. U 1 hnlM ■ mI niIm 6 4 6 - 3 5 2 3 Wtito M t MoKanxto, Matliaing 3166. ■; AIRS HUBBBU. A flkS? AAE IF -rue BLANKET IS hours. Super earnings. 249- Managar, Tba Tbot. D. Murphy TCCSFOKT'/QUR . 7773. Ca., P.O. Ira 102, Manhaatil, S ir s THU OP«MT|Wfi GLASTONBURY - desirable ! "FIPOLeeTIQC* IN A FlPDLESTOc OUT.’ Haw Yaik 11010 Mlnnechaug area. Raised - NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m. K E L LY -niM n exDoturu lii^tad Ranch set on 3/4 acre. Six ’ BOOM, n d tro u c f c I SENTENCe, AND I SAID... Full time andd part time. LUMIERMMT CMTM HenM miMR' rooms including fireplace and Experienced preferred, but CARRY NATIONS paneled play room. 1 1/2 ' TYPIST PART-TIME nuKSUSSKS!' ' u 5 TO TUUW OPF I we will train. Apply in person. VERNON 343-1368 baths. 347,900. By Owner, no ’ J M c n im r a a Buelneee Opportunity 14 East Hartford Convakscent S71-224S FINE LUNCHES f l i i m w agents please. After 7 p.m. **ThB FtlfiHT Of THC 5 Home, 745 Main Street, East Opening available in manufacturing concern for bnar It Cator 1 Ihh A nmami uTMna 6S-6309. Hartford. 73 Wlnddor Avt., (Rt. 83) 040-00*0 _____ SMALL ENGINE Service typist able to work approximately 20 hours pef Corporation -expanding dealer 414 MH n. MMStn MANCHESTER - New listing. NuMgLBm" ON I week. Mornings preferr^. Duties would be varied network. No experience necessary. Complete training Verplanck School, ^acious 2 but, individual should be good typist. Hourly rate bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, t h B i n t e r c o m . * program. 3500. investment dependent on ability. Send application to P.O. Box carpeting, screened porch. VETERMiS DANIELS TRAVEL required to start your own Large private yard. Ciarage. I 350, East Hartford, Conn. 06108. Equal Opportunity Do You Ouallt* lor 7WH ^ ^ - i g s a k business. Ideal for retired or Mortoaga Money. C*> ua - Wo Am m y Many extras! 345,900. Hayes Employer. “Coldest Beer In Totvn” p a a rt tim e . D e ta ils lon Coriwration, 646-0131. Ar* CHFA gpadilMt. m l M i - s a request. Mr. Barker. ESCAA IN S Y o u feoortod Motor CoaoD roin rULLaPACUWE STORE no Mb * n m l t i i m kM Field Training Division Box 619,, Wading R iver, New 28 HoueehoU Qoode Apartments For Rant 83 Aulas For Ssle 61 notoroyohe-BKyeloe labrdoii R talty 262 E. Cnntgr 8 t ■bikM lotalbl AputnUehteFor Rerit 33 Buelneee Property 40 ArtMee lor Bele 41 □ RENTALS K n o w ? 20 aiatiu tm iT ooo-not York. 11792. NEW COLONIAL 105 Main S t 643-2174 Manehggtgr 648-3012 Dm Corrilmm, FTmtUm You will be impressed with REFRIGERATORS HIGHLAND PARK area, 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix ■ TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville MMliom have dis MANY PEOPLE only dream this seven room Colonial MANCHESTER - Clean three BOLTON - For sale or lease. MOVING - Must sell. Six 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and Washers, ranges, used, 52 luxury town house - fully V-8, 400 engine. 4 barrel, of owning their own business. bedroom apartment. Auto sales and repair garage month old Kenmore washer. Rooms h r Rant rack. 31.750. 2884042. covered there's CARRIER located in the popular plus 8 room house. Zoned for guaranteed and clean. New carpeted, heat and hot water power steering, power brakes, Perhaps it’s time for you to Convenient location, finished 3175. Call 742-6090. no place like a Tired of that Worn Rockledge Area. Wall-to- huage third floor room. Must business and industrial uses. shipment damaged, GE and THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - included, security and lease. air conditioning, excellent For Only DOLMMISMESSSERVIGI pursue that dream. I have 3325. Call 6481616. running condition. 3850. Call Cempers-Trellere hom e advertised Out Shape? wall carpet will' abound be seen. 3250. per month plus Call Arthur ShorU, 646-3233. J. Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. DUMP TRUCK Tail Gate - Birch House Women. Central Typing: bm fcio u kttore, over 1,000 businessess for sale throughout the fireplaced after 6:00. 528-6294. Mobile Homes 35 Jicii,PtultJ4lnOHn *2.90 Per Monday ipoco. Tlioooo, raoumoo, utilities. Call Frechette, Mar Watson Beach Company, Pearl and Son, 649 Main sand spreader with motor. ly located. Downtown in the Want Ads. by owners. Many for living room, family room, Manchester Office, 647-9139. Street, 643-2171. Main Street, Manchester. Kitchen WEST CENTER Street • 1st xorm 0 noltiy minimum down. For free tin & Rothman, 646-4144. C^II 64801M after 5 p.m. 1957 VW VAN - Built as Boy or Qlrl to Dollvor at MANCHESTER AUTO three bedrooms. Plus 643-2171. privileges. Call 64823M. floor three room apartment. 1970 LINCOLN Continental - 4 Your Ad Can 112 10*4 Conlor ttraol, brochure write: Interstate 3160. Heat and utilities not In door. Clean. Must sell! Camper. Rebuilt motor. Good 643-27111 Tha M anehaatar Hoapital BODY REPAIR MbucImbIw Business Marketing, P:0. Box there is one full and two running condition. 3200. Call B a H a r t .. . MANCHESTER - Main cluded. security, no pets. 648 Relocating. $1200. Call 648 IIS HM n . 1434)17 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. half baths, and a garage. 1189. 6842, after 5:30 p.m. 64868«. after 5:30 p.m. P/aaaa ea// Priced to sell at 358,900. - Street. Three-room apart K e r a l i D ment, heated, hot water, ClASSiritO ADVERTISING MANCHESTER - Looking to BUSINESS & SERVICE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - PLYMOUTH VOLARE Automotive Service 55 open your own beauty shop? appliances, parking, no pets. Security. 523-7047. 2 bedrooms with parking, Premier 1976 - blue with wood 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 A RIVERSIDE * We have two active basement and laundry ;rain, luggage rack, slant 6. ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- W .J. IRISH RESERVED businesses available for your ZINSSER sun specialists, factory FEMALE-Sleeping room, facilities. Only 3160. Call Ren fow mileage, power steering INSURANCEABENCY REALTORS inspection. Call today, Raaltor tal Assistors, 2385646. Small and brakes, electric rear win trained, one day service, 114 FOR YOU! Blanchard & Rossetto, next to bath.»Call mornings East Main Street, Rockville. For AU Tour 6 4 6 - 1 5 1 1 only, 643-6609. fee. dow defogger. standard shift. 868-7806 Realtors, 646-2482. Must be seen to be ap 871-1617. Iniurance NeedsI 08 Bumaida Avt. Call Traeay or Jo# WHAT A DEAL! 5 large preciated. 6489868. Eaat Hartford at M3-2711 THEFflOli 6486050' SERVICE BUSINESS - With MANCHESTER / Autumn' Aportmonte For Rent 83 rooms with garage, only 31'<5. 3800 a week income available Street - Six room Colonial. Rental Assistors, 236-5646. 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA - in this area. A cash business. DIRECTORY WE HAVE customers waiting Three bedrooms, fireplaced Small fee. V-8. automatic. Good running Minimum investment for the rental of your apart Simple Lines Help Wented 13 Help Wented T3 Help Wented 13 living room, “ country Sorvhoe OHored 31 Pelndng-Peporlng 32 BuHdlng-Contreedng 33 condition. 3375. Call 643-5849. required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- kitchen,” wooded lot. By Servicoe Olfered 31 ment or home. J.D. Real NO LEASE In this clean and 9544. owner. No agents. 343,900.643- REWEAVING bums, holes. E!state Associates, Inc. 648 cozy 2 bedrooms with base 1975 OLDSMOBLIE C u tla ss4 C&M TREE Service - Free es HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch NEWTON SMITH 1980. ment, laundry facilities, door, V-8 engine, fully 9488. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Remodeling, Repairs, Rec High Standard, Inc. timates, discount senior painted for 3150-3200 by parking and yard for children. equipped, excellent condition, citizens. Company Window shades, Venetian scheduling now. Professional Rooms. No job too small. Call A procitlon matal working company located In Eaat Hartford hat oponlns* lor produc □ EDUCATION FOUR BEDROOM Brick blinds. Keys. TV for rent. LOOKING lor anything in real Only 3200, Call Rental immaculate. Call 649-6805 Colonial - set on 2 acres Manchester owned and considers any iob. 289-9287, 6483144. estate rental - apartments, Assistors, 2385646, Small fee. after 6 p.m. tion oporatora. All oponlnga arc 4>n a SW h4>ur day ahHt In a modom air condltlonad operate. Call 646-1^7. Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- evenings or weekends, Don. homes, multiple dwellings, no plant. Excollont working conditlona and bonoflU, with above average wagoa. bordering pond. A must see. 5221. Asking 349,900. LESSENGER ALL TYPES OF Carpenter fees. Call J.U. Real Estate 1972 FORD LTD Country Prtfaranco will bo given to oporatora with oxporlanco on more than one of the Privele Inetructlone 13 SNOW BLOWING Route J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior work - Ceramic tile, hung Associates, Inc. 6481980. Homee for Rent 84 SELLS, 646-8713. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Squire Wagon - 67,000 miles. following: available. Call 643-9920. and exterior painting, ceilings, plumbing and elec W^ell maintained. Asking REMEDIAL READING and attics, garages, yards paperhanging, and tric. Richard Young, 6481975. WEEKLY SPECIAL. Band Saw Ooop Holo Drilling MANCHESTER - Oversized cleaned, moving, trucking. MANCHESTER two bedroom 31195. Call 6481631. math; individualized work ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers remodeling. Fmly insured. renovated apartment within Carpeted two bedroom with Cut OH Saw Orindara (Surfaco - Cantarlaaa) program, (lst-8th grade) by aluminum sided Cape. 6 Loam for sale. Lawn service. and attics, moving large 649-9658. walking distance to down all appliances and more. Only 1974 MAVERICK - 4 door. Broach Mlllora (Small A Heavy) Master’s degree teacher. 568- rooms, plus impressive rec No job too big or small. 568- RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 3150 Rental Assistors, 236- room, with bar. 1 1/2 baths, appliances. Also stone or loom town. ^40 includes heat, hot Low mileage. Radio, and rear Bridgeport CInn. - HydroM 8075. delivered. 644-1775. 8522. PAPERHANGER and 56^. Small lee. large kitchen, formal dining BIDWELL Home Improve water, stove, and defogger. Good tires. Good Bench Filing Power Proao room. Wall to wall carpeting. Painter - Desires work. refrigerator. Call 6485949. gas mileage. $1850. 6483789. Drill Proaaoa P A W Hand Prolllo PIANO INSTRUCTION - COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Reasonable rates, no job too ment (k>. Expert installation COLUMBIA - Immaculate 3 City utilities. 345,000. Owner. EXPERT FURNITURE of aluminum siding, gutters Blanchard Qrlndar Light Aaaambly Experienced, creative installaation and r^airs. small. Call 646-5017. All work MANCHESTER / East Hart bedroom, 11 1/2 baths, single teacher. Degree; state and 649-0036. refinishing and antique Free estimates. Call Pat, at and trims. Roofing installa home. Formal dining room, 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Fast- guaranteeed. ford Town Line - Remodeled 2 back.. Excellent running con Iniaroatod appileanta ahould apply batwoon tho hours of 9KKI a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at: national certification. All restoration. Free estimates. 6466-3745, after 5 p.m. tion and repairs. 6486495,878 fireplace, oil heat, garage. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial - E. Loveland, 649-8963. bedroom apartment. Half of 2 dition. Needs minor work levels, beginners welcome. A 4 W PAINTING Quality 9109. family. Included appliances. Adults preferred. 3350 2 baths, 2 car garage, country monthly, plus security. Petrus around front headlight. Many extras. Gretchen Van Painting-Papering 32 work. Reasonable ratea. Call 3200 monthly. Paul W. Asking 3450. or trade for High Standardy Inc. Why, 647-9751. setting. 341,900. LESSENGER INCOME TAX preparation at SPECIALIZING cleaning and Realty, 228-3777. SELLS, 646-8713. 643-8515, or 6487696. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. bigger car. 528-1488. 31 PrtsHgo Park Circle your home, experienced. Dan PAINTING - interior andd repairing chimneys, roofs, Hurryl Mall or Bring Your A d Today! Eaat Hartford, Connecticut GUITAR. BANJO, Bass Mosler, 6 4 8 3 ^ or 525-8263. exterior, paperhanging, GEORGE N. CONVERSE - new rooto. Free estimates. 30 MANCHESTER - East Middle lessons; ages 5-adults. MANCHESTER - New listing. Years Experience. Rowley, MANCHESTER - Main 1971 FORD GALAXY- good (locotod In Ih* roor oM h* Aemol bulldtng) excellent work. ‘ References. Painting and paperhanging. Street, 2 and 3 room apart Turnpike. Available 4 room condition, 53,000 miles, power Chords, melody, vocal accom Extraordinary eight room BABYSITTING in my home, 643-5361. Cape, with yard and U&R designed Chalet. Four Free estimates. Fully in Call between 5-9 p.m. 648ino4. ment, heated, hot water, steering, automatic, radio, paniment. Enjoyable rapid playmates, meal provided, 6 sured. Martin Mattson, 648 appliances, parking, no pets appliances. Available in MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Site }1cralti progress. Free loan instru bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, two a.m. to 5 p.m. Northend, call R(X)FER WILL Install roof Marcg. 3260 plus security. 646- 31,200 or best offer. Must be fireplaces, double garage, 3/4 4431. Security. 523-7047. seen, call 28871448. P.O. BOX 591 MEN’S Department Manager CLERK TYPIST - Part time, ment. 11 years experience. 647-1081. Building-Contracting 33 siding or gutters for low di8 1540, M6-0800. - full time, must have selling AUTO PARTS - combined acre treed lot. Hayes Corpora M ANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 GLASSIHEO credit experience helpful Call- 646-6557. QUALITY PAINTING and count price. Call Ken at 647- MANCHESTER - 3 bedroom experience in men’s wear or duties, counter man and shop tion, 646-0131. WATERPROOFING WES ROBBINS carpentry 1566. STILL LOOKING? Call Ren 1975 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass- 4 649-8900.______worker. Experienced essen Paper Hanging by Willis Duplex, new two family. door,- V-8 engine, fully ADVERTISINB furnishings. Liberal employee GUITAR, BANJO, Bass basements, foundation Scnultz. F^lly insured, remodeling specialist. Ad tal Assistors. Over 750 vacan discount, paid pension plan. EXPERIENCED Part-time tial. (?all 6tt-4520. 8-5 p.m., 369 HACKMATACK - Three ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Appliances, wall to wall equipped, excellent condition, Dear Sirs: P.® lessons; ages 5-adults. cracks, hatchways, tile lines, references. 649-4343. carpeting, 11/2 baths. March cies daily. All areas, sizes, ilus other benefits. Call Mr. Payloader Operator needed Monday through Friday. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, built-ins, bathrooms, HeetIng-PlumbIng 35 immaculate. Call 649-6805. Chords, melody, vocal accom sump pumps. 30 years occupancy. $260 monthly. 648 and prices. Many welcome Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special ee, at D&L Store, Vernon, for snow removal, part time. paniment. Enjoyable rapid central air, garage, aluminum experience. Charlie and Al, kitchens, 6483446. EXPERIENCED Floral SEWERLH^ES, sink lines, 1344. children and pets. Call Rental 1969 JEEPSTER I PHOTO^IHDf money-saving rate of *4.001 875-0785. Call 643-9918. progress. Free loan instru siding, well maintained. 6484953,242-5915. ______Benicee Ottered 31 Assistors, 2385646. Small fee. Designer to work in flower lOOxlM foot lot. 348.900. 647- CUSTOM CARPENTRY - cleaned with electric cutters, COMMANDO- New brakes,, I exciusivE ment. 11 years experience. FOUR ROOMS 2nd floor. CHECK ENCLOSED □ CASH ENCLOSED FRIENDLY PERSON - Part FLOOR MAN - to clean and shop. Apply in person, Krause 646-6557. 1189. Homes,' Additions. Repairs, by professionals. McKinney MOVE TODAY! 5 large shocks, clutch, stablizer needs Florist, 621' Hartford Road, Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- Close to Main Street, bus line. transmission work, 3750. Call time evenings, some buff floors, full time. Call Mr. aaataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa INCOME rooms with laundry facilities. weekends. Local convenience Manchester. WILLINGTON - Fantastic 3482009. pany, 6485308.______3 ^ monthly and security.y. 6485873. Thurston, 647-9191. Meadows 643-5096 after 6:30 p.m. Parking, appliances, yard for I AU M il store.Must be 18. Apply in per Convalescent Center, 333 Schoole-Cleeeee 18 privacy, trees galore on 18 children. Only 3250. Cfall Ren I0V5-24V5 (1) (2) (3). (4) (5) son, Seven Eleven, 509 Center Bidwell Street, Manchester, CARD GALLERY ^ acres “plus.” Brand new 6 TAX TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NO JOB T(X) Small - Toilet tal Assisitors, 2385646. Small 1974 PINTO- Low mileage, I FOR THE BEST-Manchester repairs, plugged drains, NEWER THREE Bedroom steel radials, new Michelin I Top-stiU'hinK ni'i'cnta the Street, Manchester. Conn. Aggressively mature people room, 2 bath home. Oil heat. 2 Carpentry and general con fee. for part-time flexible hours, Gymnasstic School. 3 to 5 car garage. Drilled well. 1000- tracting. Residential and kitchen faucets replaced, Duplex. 1 1/2 baths, snows, four speed, im- I simple iinca of tida atyle. some nights and Sundays. pupils per teacher. FREE in- repaired. Rec rooms, appliances, carpeting. Lease maculate. 31800. After 6 p.m. I No. U97 with I’holo- gallon in-ground tank. Fan commercial. Whether it be a MANCHESTER - 5 rooms (8) (7) Apply in person only, 336A, troducfofory lesson with this ad. SERVICE batnroom remodeling, heat and security deposit required. 643-2523. I Oulde is in Sizea 10 !i to (8) (9) (10) tastic offering, only 359.900. small repair job, a custom with basement and rec room. ELECTRICAL Broad Street, Manchester Calli 106. or 646-3549. Petrowsky Real Estate Com built home or a i^ h in g in modernization, etc. Free Available Marcn Istt 6488352. ------I 2Vs. Size fJ'-j. 35 buat Parkade. Equal Opportunity o^aaaaoaaaaaaooaaaaaaatoaa Parking and appliances. Only . . . 2*.a yards 00-inch. pany, Realtors. 974-1500, 928- between, call 6481379. Estimate gladly Mven. M & M 3190. Call Rental Assistors. 1963 MOB Fair body, needs I TECHNICIAN Employer. m 429-1632. DIRECTORY Plumbing 4 Heating. 6482871. THREE ROOM heated apart engine work. Good parts car, I Partem* availabts only ilome* For Sato 33 2385646. Small fee. in sisss shown. (11) (12) (13) (14) (IS) ’The security systems industry is booming, creating an un CARPENTRY & Masonry - ment with appliances, wall-to- 3125. 6481423 best offer. | FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- wall carpeting, full tile bath, TO M lia, Its* (lae far aaa* usual opportunity with our growing company. We have IMMEDIATE Job Openings - Additions and remodeling. aattara, glai 114 nr Hitaga s s* blng. Repairs and no children or pets. Call 742- OfHcee-Stores h r Rent 55 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• I immediate openings in our installation and service 312,000 to 320,000 possible. We Free estimates. Call Anthony (aaOllag. n e ^ career-minded people DID YOU KNOW, . . ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax Squillacote, 649-0811. Remodeling. Faucets, 7676 or 742-7246. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 j department, for career minded individuals. Military or INCOME TAX service. Tax returns done in vanities, hot water heaters. OFFICE SPACE (or rent in ( 2 0 ) who are willing to work hard That we will list and guarantee the “sale" of ( 1 ») (17) (i») (19) the privacy of your home. Call low voltage wiring experience is helpful. We provide an toward a rewarding future. your single family home In lUanchesler, hating eMMMoaiLiuiMnT CARPENTRY - Repairs, Prompt service, on emergen FOUR ROOM - heated apart Manchester, 3 large rooms, excellent pay and benefit package. We want to talk to you tor Oiglart rax fraparalton 871-1781 for appointment. remodeling, additions, gar cies. 643-7024. ment, 30 Locust street, securi very reasonable rent. Call 648 ★ ★ privately. We have several a Fair Market Value of $45,000.00 or less. If we om cii ty, ^40 monthly. Call 6482426 SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. Call247-4500 a n Cantor 61., Manohattor ages, roofing. Call David • ••’•••••••••••••••■••••••a HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 1 openings, offering security, don't “sell” your home, we’U buy It at Fair Patria, 6481798. 85 p.m. rrlal NaaM, Adartti «lta Zl* Ad ovor 20 word* — Rogulor Pric* bttwMn 10 a.m. and 3dl0 p.m. for appHcaUona Manehaator Numban Flooring 38 FX-1200 - Built by factory | cast, Ityla Naaiaar aa* iS*. benefits jiension and high ear Market Value less a 6% commission, rta-sari AVAILABLE MARCH 1 - Big, engineer. Branch heads, j The Spring & Sumraar '78 NAME SOMTROl SECmilTY SYSTIMS nings. Training starts im LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - FLOOR SANDING and Barnett clutch, aluminum j mediately. Educational beautiful, 3 bedroom newer OfFICE SPACE BASIC FASHION eon- INCOME TAX p r e p a r a New homes custom built, retinishin^. Floors lUte new. rocker rollers, Mikuni car- | tains a Honut Coupon. address...... city ...... i n t o ...... zip Codo_____ background unimportant. INCOME TAX Preparation - remodeled, additions, rec duplex. 1!A baths, wall-to- Frechette, Martin & Rothman t io n - Experienced. At your (Specializing In older floors.) wall, fully applianced, large FOR RENT buretor, balanced blu^rinted J Price . . . 32.00 a copy. Apply Holiday Inn, East Hart Experienced, personal ser rooms, garages, kitchens iSO xquare leet. cenler ol motor, transmission. 871-2511. ■ phone HO...... CUSSmCATlOH...... STOCK BOY - F o r ap- COUNTER HELP Wanted - 646-4144 home service. Reasonable. Staining floors. No waxing. yard, must be seen. Only 1 Add 32.00 for the New ford, Connecticut Room, vice at your home - Dan remodeled, bath tile, cement Also: ceilings, and Inslue Mancheiter, air condlUonIng and proximately 12 hours per apply Full of Baloney, 415 ’Tuesday, Feb. 14th, 7 p.m. Open Evnlngs and fVeekends Mosler, 6483329, or 525-8263. CaU Walt Ztngler for appoint work. Steps, dormers. per month. Plus utilities. parking. Call tW-H6I. SUCCESS IN SEWING. O FFER E X P IR E S FEB. 2Rth., 1978 week. Pick up application at Main Street, Manchester. ment. 646-5346. painting. John Verfaltle, 648 Frechette, Martin and ★ ★ sharp. Equal Opportunity This «//«r ttlU m ill M n u i y * * . Residential or commercial. 5750 after 6:00 p.m. Fairway, Main Street. Sonte evenings. Employer. Call 6484291. Rothman. 64M144. I. PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. ('»iin Mmi K»‘li P. I!<7» M A C C news About town Luther Hall of Emanuel The local chapter of For Outside today By JOANNK MIKOLEIT Therefore, we are having to feed Rents have to be paid and families Hose Co. No. 3 of the hostess will be Dorothy Anderson. Lutheran Church. After the Parents Anonymous will The Project Service phones are families who would have food stamps have to be fed. Town Fire Department Home Delivery Cloudmii up lunight with lows 20 to In January we gave food to about 22 will meet Tuesday at 8 meeting, the Beethoven meet ’Tuesday at 7 p.m. in ringing more than usual. The blizzard if they had money to buy them. Glee Club under the direc Manchester. For more in 25 (.loody Tuesday with chame ol rx- families. As of Feb. 9 we have given p.m. at the Weaver Street ’The Emanuel Lutheran Phone 647-9946 rasional light snow, highs in tlw 30s of 1978 has indeed caused problems Some families who were collecting tion of James McKay will formation call toll free 1- food to 13 families. The demand for Church council will meet Outlook lair weather thr