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PAGE T E N -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. COnn.. Fri.. Jan. 14, IB 77 ------. Joins Fitzgerald staff Town seeks truck bids The weather * ■ it'-- ■ Roy M. Thompson of 369 Birch Mountain Rd., former / The Town of Manchester associate director'of the Watkins Funeral Home, has Is seeking a bid for one Inside today become associated with the Fitzgerald Funeral Home of Partly sunny today, highs in upper four-wheel drive pickup 20s or low 30s. Low tonight in the teens. 225 Main St., Manchester. truck to be used by the Area news .... 1-B Editorial ...... 4-A Thompson, a licensed embalmer and funeral director, Mostly cloudy Sunday, some snow Business...... 5-A Obituaries .... 6-A Highway Department. flurries possible, high in upper 20s or had been with Watkins since 1970. The firm is being sold Classified .. ,5-8-B Sr. Citizens...... 2 Highway Superintendent low SOs. National weather forecast map Com ics...... 6-B SporU ...... 3-5-B to the Holmes Funeral Home of Manchester, with which Timothy O’Sullivan said on Page 6-B. Bright One** Thompson was also associated at one time. Dear Abby___6-B W ings...... 2-B that the vehicle would be I O W -, BtaUBOAY. JANUARY 15. >977 - VOL. XCVL No. 89 Thompson, a life-long resident of Manchester, was used by the department’s PRICEt FIFTEEN CENTS graduated from Manchester High School in 1943 and the on-call foreman, who often New England Institute of Embalming and Funeral Direc­ iV . I has to answer trouble calls. ting in 1946. He is a World War II veteran. I The vehicle presently Thompson is a member of the Republican Town Com­ being used by the foreman mittee and is active in several local social and civic is "totally shot,’’ he said. News organizations. Bids for the truck will be From 1971 through 1976, Thompson served on the state opened at 11 a.m. on Jan. Mid-Atlantic coast takes brunt Board of Examiners of Embalmers and Funeral Direc­ 27 and should be mailed to summary tors. He is also past chairman of the New England Coun­ Roy M. Thompson M.A. Pass, Director of cil of State Boards for Funeral Directing. G e n e ra l S e rv ic e s , In 1976, Thompson testifed at a Federal Trade Commis­ M u n ic ip a l B u ild in g , sion hearing on alleged abuses in the funeral industry, Manchester. and he was at the center of an August controversy in f •.■■’/ A * ' State of winter’s third maior storm which he accused the Connecticut licensing board of ^ . - V doing little to protect the consumer. j WATERBURY — Three gypsy By United Press International Two-hour delays were reported at Business women and their seven children Jersey's Meadowland track, and a New York City was blanketed by 6 Kennedy Airport. spqkesman said it was doubtful there are guests in a motel at the Vi inches of snow today and the third Freezing rain and snow fell in expense of the city of Waterbury would be any action today. major snowstorm of the year brought Virginia, Maryland and the nation’s Light snow also fell in the west, UTC put $1.3 billion into state economy while their husbands sit in jail highway and air traffic to a near capital Friday night, causing one charged with stealing $12,000 covering Idaho, Montana and standstill on the East Coast. death and several minor traffic ac­ United Technologies Corporation northern Wyoming and edging into paid to the corporation's Connecticut committed to Connecticut include an Morris Bezzini, right, represents Bezzini Bros. Realty as he presents an easement agree­ from a supermarket. Police are Forecasts called for five to 10 inch cidents on glazed roads. In Virginia, contributed nearly $1.3 billion direct­ employes. seeking a four car with other South Dakota and northern $18 million jet engine experimental accumulations in New Jersey and A 12-car mishap and a five-car crash Nebraska. ly to Connecticut’s economy in 1976. ment to Spencer Cain, chairman of the Hockanum River Linear Park Committee.The ease­ suspects and the $12,000. United Technologies purchased research facility and a $10 million parts of New York state. In the sub­ which included a police car were The total is equivalent to nearly about $400 million worth of goods and automated production facility for ment to the Town of Manchester permits public access and construction of hiking trails But what was falling from the sky urbs of New York City, stalled and reported on iced roads. wasn’t nearly as important as what three-fourths of the entire state services from Connecticut suppliers turbine blade casting, both in along a major section of the Hockanum River east of Adams St. where the men are stan­ abandoned vehicles brought highway The storm belt continued up the was already on the ground, or water, operating budget of $1.8 billion for and sub-contractors during 1976. Middletown, and a $3.5 million engine ding. (Herald photo by Pinto) HARTFORD — Police today traffic down to 15 to 20 miles per hour coast, where New Englanders also in the Midwest. Rivers, their volume the current fiscal year. Tax payments made to the state control laboratory in East Hartford. were searching for the killer of a Friday, prepared for another attack, with lowered by recent drought, proved to Company expenditures averaging and to individual towns and cities in United Technologies made cor­ 26-year-old prostitute stabbed 40 “We have so many accidents we forecasts of up to eight inches of new be frozen obstacle courses for boats. $25 million a week in the state Went Connecticut exceeds $35 million for porate contributions of more than to 50 times in the head and chest. can’t keep track of them,” one Suf­ snow. Several school systems in The breakup of a towboat and the for wages and salaries, state and the year. M.2 million to health, educational, Bezzini s grant access to river She was found in a car in a hotel folk County, N.Y. police spokesman local taxes, purchases from parking garage. Massachusetts already have sinking of two grain-laden barges Of the corporation’s $144 million in cultural, and social service said. suspended classes for Monday, suppliers, capital investments, and capital investment in 1976, about 44 forced authorities to close to naviga­ organizations in Connecticut. Cor­ The Hockanum River Linear Park elude grading along the river to tackled in the spring. Dulles Airport in Washington shut expecting snows to be crippling. tion a 20-mile section of the ice- corporate charitable contributions. per cent or $63 million was spent for porate gifts to local United Way (HRLP) Committee has acquired of­ remove piles of dirt, removal of Long range HRLP goals Include STAMFORD — A federal ad­ down from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Friday, Schools also closed early Friday or clogged Mississippi River between The largest single outlay, $800 improvement of its Connecticut appeals in Connecticut totaled ap­ ficial access to another strip of land brush and accumulated junk and securing of easements or deeds to ministrative judge has stripped due to ice-glazed runways, and an Air stayed closed all day in Maryland St. Louis and Cairo, III. million, went for wages and salaries facilities. Major capital projects proximately $400,000. along the Hockanum River in addi­ clearing of a hiking trail along both preserve the entire seven-mile length Stamford radio station WSTC of France SST was sent to l^ltimore’s and Virginia. The towboat Mariner broke up near its license and granted it to a com­ tion to two adjoining strips. sides of the tiver with the assistance along the Hockanum River in Washington International Airport. Racing was canceled at New Cape Girardeau, Mo., Thursday peting group because it had not After several negotiation efforts, of local Boy Scout Troops and other Manchester in a natural undeveloped either because of the ice floes or the proven a record of superior ser­ Bezzini Bros, granted an easement civic groups. The project will begin state and to permit public hiking lack of properly placed buoys. Many Gulf head sure payoffs are over vice. An appeal to the full Federal for about 2,000 feet along the this spring. Project plans have been trails along both sides of the river of the buoys have been knocked out of Hockanum River. cleared by both the State Depart­ Communications Commission is President to urge place or buried by the ice. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Gulf Oil where possible, from Vernon to East planned. In an interview with UPI, McAfee "Statement of Business Principles.” Previously, Allen Ward signed an ment of Environmental Protection Hartford. And only the channel remained Chairman Jerry McAfee looks back viewed his biggest achievement as It says that Gulf employes must easement to allow a trail for 700 feet and the inland-wetlands commission Anyone wishing to join the HRLP navigable early today in the ice- on the early morning hours of Jan. 14, promoting the old-fashioned work conduct business in "strict obser­ eastward from the Adams St. bridge. of the Planning and Zoning Commis­ committee and assist in river conser­ federal pay hike clogged Ohio River. The channel was 1976 with a determination that it ethic and projecting a moral tone of vance of both the letter and the spirit Mai Tool Co. also agreed to deed a sion.^ Regional kept navigable only by towboats won’t happen again. vation is invited to attend the leadership. of the applicable law of the land.” section of its river frontage adjacent An'extensive log jam on a portion WASHINGTON (UPI) - President recommended $67,000. The biggest which plowed through the floes at ’That day, after meeting 23 hours on monthly meetings held at the ■"The big answer to the whole ques­ Where there is no statute. Gulf to Bezzini land to the town. of the Bezzini land has already been BOSTON — Decrying the Ford is preparing to recommend sub­ cuts made by Ford, according to regular intervals. Tow and barge the 31st floor of the Gulf Building, the Municipal Building the first Tuesday tion is attitude and approach,” business must be conducted in a ' The HRLP committee plans in removed and other log jams will be at 7:30 p.m. growing economic gap between stantial pay raises for the federal Byrd's figures, were in the judiciary. traffic was reported at 25 per cent of board of directors ousted Chairman McAfee explained. "And that at­ manner in which the company would developing nations and their government’s top officials, including normal as a result of the icing. Bob R. Dorsey and three other top of­ titude starts right here in this office. proudly have all facts disclosed. In wealth counterparts. World Bank the Vice President, the Cabinet, ficials for involvement in a $13 “1 know how I want this company cases of doubt. Gulf employes must Custody President Robert McNamara has members of Congress and the million political payoff scheme. to operate and ... basically, what I seek legal assistance. proposed a private international judiciary. McAfee, 60, a soft-spoken Texan, think we’ve accomplished is a change McAfee said Gulf “has significant­ battle development commission to help Ford outlined the proposal in a Carter names seven was chosen to clean up. in attitude on the part of Gulf people. ly tightened up’’ its auditing narrow it. He spoke at the World White House meeting Friday with He still refrains from labeling the There is a re-emphasis that where procedures around the globe, making rtJ k /C S B C ll Affairs Council Friday in Boston. congressional leaders. He said he slush-fund affair a scandal. He calls this was off base, by golly, we don’t the fiscal officer in each of Gulf’s in­ WELCOME SALE BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - 77 will recommend it before leaving of­ White House aides Dorsey’s actions “anomalies, want it to happen again.” terests sign a "representation The custody battle over Bagin tha naw yaar right with toma aupar aavinga PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The cost fice next Thursday and will ask that digressions, use of bad judgment.’’ The Special Review Committee, letter” pointing out problems that of a year at Brown University it be tied to a strict code of ethics for PLAINS, Ga. (UPI) — Jimmy McAfee believes Gulf must con­ headed by New York lawyer John J. two Vietnamese boys has on a brand naw Chavroiat or an OK Uaad Car from our gressional liaison; Atlanta attorney have arisen. been recessed until Jan. 25 rises to $6,625 with a $440 tuition members of Congress. Carter’s top seven White House staff Jack Watson, 38, assistant for in­ tinue legal participation in the McCloy, which investigated the "That may sound like a small gigantic aaiaction... to give opposing lawyers and fee increase for un Scrounging fdr sand 'The congressional leaders assured selections, announced Friday, in­ tergovernmental relations and political process. He emphasizes the slush-fund scandal, criticized Dorsey thing, but heretofore we haven't had time to write arguments dergraduate and graduate him they would secure quick action clude six men from Georgia and a cabinet secretary, and Stuart word legal. for not communicating sensitive that mechanism for somebody who over several points raised NEW 77 CIWNIGE students next year. More than anticipated demand for sand has dwindled supplies at P*"®!**®* The pay increases woman from New York, all of whom Eizenstadt, 34, assistant for McAfee believes the scandal matters to the board. was aware of something that wasn’t NEW 77 MONTE CARLO played important roles in his in the trial. S.Cpe. 350 V-8, A/trans., vinyl root, air 4-Door Sedan. 305 V-8, A/trans., vinyl the various sites maintained throughout Manchester by the 8 ° . within 30 days domestic affairs and policy. possibly raised doubts about the com­ "I am sure that what happened (to political campaign. quite right to have not only the oppor­ condition, deluxe bumpers, tinted glass, roof, bumper guards, rear dafogger, aux. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - unless rejected by either the Senate Another assistant will be Hamilton 'i pany’s credibility in other areas — Dorsey) was the result of the street department for resident use. Kevin Vami of 46 Walker St. tunity, but the obligation, to come Superior Court Judge aux. lighting, body side mouldings, remote lighting, cruise control, radio, rear Today’s young college professors, or the House. All will be paid the top salary of Jordan, 32, who Powell said will give such as divestiture, deregulation and relationship between management digs away at the stockpile at Autumn and School Sts. The big forward.” Harold Dean adjourned the control mirror, door edge guards, A M -FM speaker, tilt wheel, power trunk opener, n u r b ^ In tbe 1960s on campus In Americus, Ga., Jimmy Carter’s $44,500 for assistants to. the Presi­ Carter "political advice.” nationalization. Gulf hopes to and the board,’’ said McAfee, McAfee said he thinks "we have trial to let lawyers answer radio, rear speaker, rally wheels, mats, w/walls, mats, body side moulding, door violence and revolt, may find hole in the foreground is a relic of an earlier storm’s demand. press secretary, Jody Powell, said dent. Receiving $42,000 appointments as counter these doubts with a major "...there was not the feeling of edge guards, remote control mirror. made a start” in cleaning up Gulf’s to written questions of w/walls. Carter Care. Stk. #4876 themselves pitted against a con­ Officials are urging residents to conserve their use of sand as Ford consulted the President-elect Reminded that Carter promised in “special assistants” were Tim Kraft, advertising effort. mutual confidence.” Carter Care. Stk. 15018 image, but that more must be done. whether Connecticut or servative crop of students, accor­ supplies are limited. (Herald photo by Dunn) about the raises and Carter approved the campaign to broaden'oppor­ 35, appointments secretary; Jim "When you talk about social Corporate corruption "is not "I don’t want people to love us, no. Vietnamese law applies in ding to new survey. The study also Ford’s recommendation “with the tunities for women and minority per­ King, 41, in charge of personnel; responsibility or corporate precluded by any rules or But I do expect people to recognize the custody battle. *S825*>** showed many professors ready to strong stipulation that there must be sons in high policy-making positions, Martha Mallard “Bunny” Mitchell, citizenship, I like to get back to fun­ regulations,” McAfee said. "It is *SS4S®® that we're doing a job, we’re doing it strike for more money. strict adherence to the ethical Press Secretary Jody Powell told 36, a black, in charge of special damentals,’’ he said. “Frankly, I precluded by the character and honestly and in the public interest Maine Indian land suit recommendations.” reporters: “I would invite your com­ think the best environment is our Mrs. Popp, 24, now of NEW 77 CHEVEUE NEW 77 N9VA projects; Joseph W. Aragon, 35, relationship that exists now between and we’re not getting obscenely rich 4-Door. 305 V-8, A/trans., power brakes, "In his mind, the salary increases parison of our performance to doing an excellent job of what our Newbury Park, Calif., Coupe. 8-cyl. engine, A/trans., deluxe White House ombudsman, and Dr. the board and the executive.” in the process. We’re only seeking a wants to reclaim the boys ext. decor, body side moulding, tinted are irrevocably tied to »he ethical previous administrations and to the Peter Bourne, presidential adviser real job is — it might sound corny — One of his first acts as chairman, belts, power brakes, body side mouldings, deadline to be extended reasonable return on the investment — Mark, 9, and Paul, 7 — glass, radio, rear speaker, power steering, roof drip mouldings, radio, power code.” Powell said. major media companies represented on mental health and drug abuse. but doing our part to help supply a big McAfee enjoys pointing out, was cir­ that we're putting on the table.” mats, w/walls, wheel covers. Carter Care. National here.” who were turned over to steering, w/walls. Carter Care. Stk. #4947 AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - At­ proceed with the case seeking actual Senate Democratic Leader Robert Powell said Vice President-elect share of this country’s energy culating among employes Gulf’s Stk. f|i4854 He specifically urged comparisons Richard Lucas, 33, of Fair- torney General Joseph Brennan says land, rather than monetary damages Byrd outlined some of Ford’s Walter Mondale will “outrank” the supply.” HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - Actor with the Kenney and Johnson ad­ field. he was pleased the U.S. Justice — which could reach a soaring $25 proposed figures from memory. White House staff and "continue to *409S®® Peter Finch, considered a prime They showed that Ford had pared a ministrations in which he said many •4725®® candidate for an Academy Award Department has asked to extend it’s billion. be perhaps the first person Gov. The action was brought number of the salary boosts Bostonians and Texans were chosen Carter will turn to.” nomiilation for his performance in deadline for handling the suit in “It may also be the case," Brennan to serve. Squeeze on truckers felt hy consumers by Mrs. Hao Thi Popp who CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION announcae an axtanaion of the $200 Caah which Maine Indians are seeking a said, “that the Justice Department recommended by the “Quadrennial Powell said Carter envisioned the relinquished her two sons the film “Network,” collapsed in "I think it's been traditional that a Bonus on Chavattas S Vagaa from Jan. 11 thru Fab. 28,1977. Monza Town significant portion of the Maine's believed that it would be improper Commission on Executive, "management approach” with a to Friends for All Children a hotel lobby and died Friday. President has chosen for his staff NEW YORK (UPI) — About 25,000 independent restraints that keep them from organizing ... is driving Coupaa ara alao addad to the program. Undar tha axtandad program, land. . for an outgoing administration to Legislative and Judicial Salaries.” “selectively small group with equal those he has worked with a long time truckers have been forced out of business in the past the independents to the wall,” Hill said. adoption agency of cuatomara may alact to uaa tha caah bonus aa part of thair down paymant or to make a decision on such an impor­ The commission recommended no rank and equal pay...and with equal three years and one result has been a poorer selection of He said an independent trucker typically invests $75,000 Colorado while in Vietnam SALT LAKE CITY—Opponents Brennan said Friday the Justice increase in the President’s pay of and enjoy his trust,” Powell said. rocolva a $200 chsck from ChsvrolaL Chsvstta/Vsga buysrs vrho ordar thru of capital punishment are running Department’s request to a U.S. tant matter at the 11th hour and bind access” to the President. He said produce at supermarkets. in his rig including finance charges, works a 75-hour in 1975, days before Saigon $200,000 and Ford does not plan to ask “Georgia is one of the few states that there will be no chief of staff. Fab. 9 will bs protsetsd. out of courts in their last ditch ef­ District Court judge to extend the a new administration to a course of for more. “The citrus, tomato, potato and some other crops were seven-day week and is lucky if he clears $300 a week. fell. hasn’t had a President. Give us a Powell announced the ap­ fort to prevent Gary Gilmore’s deadline to March 1 was in keeping action it had not chosen itself. chance.” hit hard by the independent truck shortage this year, and Hill says the time has gone when a man could make a “Whatever the reason, we are Byrd said Ford will recommend a pointments of Rolling Stone Assis­ execution Monday. with a request his office had made Robert Lipshutz, 55, of Atlanta was some of the harvests never reached the major markets,” living out of a small truck. “There’s just no more small Lucas has not adopted gratified by the decision,” he said. salary of $75,000 a year for the Vice tant Publisher Anne Wexler as depu­ earlier. named counsel to the President. according to William J. Hill of Pittsburgh, chairman of load, short haul business around.” them but wants to keep the Brennan said that both he and Gov. President, the Chief Justice and the ty undersecretary of commerce for WASHINGTON - Tennessee’s “We are very pleased and gratified Powell said Lipshutz will preside the National Independent Truckers Unity Council. If he’s going to haul produce, the independent needs a boys despite Mrs. Popp’s James B. Longley believe the case Speaker rather than the $80,000 regional affairs; Jerry Jasinowski as William Brock, recently defeated that the Justice Department is taking over the daily morning top staff Hill said things may be worse this year. $45,000 diesel tractor and a $20,000 refrigerated 40-foot wish to have them returned should be se ttl^ by Congress rather proposed by the Commission. Tliey assistant secretary of commerce for OM USED CARS ME DIFFEREHT, for a second Senate term, has this action,” Brennan said. “We meetings which Carter will attend The 25,(XI0 independent truckers forced out in the past trailer. Such a rig gets about four miles to the gallon of to her and her new hus­ than the courts. now make $65,600. He daid members economic policy, and Robert T. Hall three years were 20 per cent of a national fleet that once diesel and the price of fuel has jumped from 30 to 50 cents band. been chosen GOP national chair­ think it is the proper and responsible of Congress, who now make $44,600, frequently. man to succeed Mary Louise as assistant secretary for economic numbered 125,000. The independents have been responsi­ in three years. approach by the Justice Department “I am convinced that if the case would be raised to $57,500 — the Also named were Margaret deverlopment. COME SEE WHY.la a Smith. ble for hauling about 40 per cent of the country's intercity Added to these problems are government rules that and is consistant with our request to went through the courts, that the figure recommended by the commis­ “Midge” Constanza, 44, vice mayor Jasinowski was director of truck cargo. Hill says deprive the independent trucker of any real them.” state and its citizens would prevail,” sion. Byrd couldn't recall the specific of Rochester, N.Y., as assistant economics in the Carter campaign "But a combination of inflation and governmental voice in his affairs. This printing test pattern is 70 NOVA 81498 ATLANTA - A Public Health Brennan said he hadn’t seen the Brennan said. amount Ford mentioned for dealing with special interest groups, and Hall is director of the National part of The Herald quality Service committee Friday text of the Justice Department's Powell, 33, as press secretary; 2-Door Coupe. 6 cyl., auto., power steering, radio. “The problem, however, will be members of the Cabinet, who now Commission for Manpower Policy. control program in order to recommended the national swine request, but said Justice probably Frank Moore, 41, assistant for con­ 74 FORD $2798 created by the possible adverse make $63,000. The commission give you one of the finest 78 FORD $3698 flu immunization program, ne^ed more time to evaluate the Mcycrick 2*Ooor. 6 cyt.. tuto.. power iteering. redlo. Qranada 4-Door. V-S, auto., power •tearing 4 financial consequences if the United PZC may put ban on new junkyards newspapers in the nation. luxury decor pkg., low mileage. brake*, radio, vinyl roof, vary low mllaago. Waa suspended a month ago \^en it recommendation which the Interior States government decides to sue was linked to a form of paralysis, department hao made in the case. The Planning and Zoning Commission (PZC) will con- tion to the possibility of a junkyard in the area even if 72 CHEVROLET $2048 Maine and the 3S0,0(X) citizens who Nova 2*Ooor. 6 cyl.. standard, radio. W u $2196. be resumed for high risk groups. In it’s seven page memorandum, sider an amendment to zoning regulations that would one is not proposed. UrPONTIAC 81786 live in the claim area.’’ Several Manchester residents 78 FORD 83698 Firebird Coupe. 6 cyl., auto., power steering, radio the Justice Department suggested a prohibit new junkyards from being developed in "Generally, the public is not too keen about having a Oran Torino 2200 Gal. Nninwni bargain corner despite the jury’s verdict. going of any state,” John Post, a said that she has been to the nation’s Raymond F. Damato to Lawrence 0. Luongo and Rita These troubling quandaries are probed in Courses " CAIRO, Egypt — President "I would assume Miss Longet House food might be, she laughed and • Autoinitic DeHv^ by Newspaper’s winter series "Moral Choices in Con­ 73 CHRYSLER 83098 ” I am not guilty,” she said outside. would not be treated any differently Pitkin St. resident and one of the capitol several times before. G. Luongo, property at 74-76 Congress St., $53,500; Newport 4-Dr. Hardtop. V-S. auto., power ttaarlng S 1970 FORD LTD 81098 Anwar Sadat wins support from replied, “I don’t think I’ll even know SlaNon Wagoa. V-S enebie, A/lrana.. radW, pavaar “I have too much respect and love than anybody else convicted of this locals heading to Washington, said. "But, this should be a little property at 42-44 Hawthorne St., $50,400; property at 38-40 200-699 GALLONS temporary Society.” Instead of posing "answers,” the brakaa, windowa. aaalt, air conditioning, vinyl root, Jordanian King Hussein for an in­ what I’m eating.” radio, vary low mlloago. for living things to be guilty of that A coffee reception hosted by Sen. different. I'm excited," she said. Columbus St., $49,300. series’ outstanding authors search for perspectives on crime,” he said. Judy Muschko, who will be atten­ dependent Palestinian crime. I am not guilty.” and Mrs. Abraham Rlbicoff, a For most Manchester residents, Certlfieale of attachment kuch issues as abortion, the family, sexual conduct, linked The verdict ended a weeklong trial ding with Post, said that she expects 41.9< and business, political and science ethics. GOOD PLACE TO BVY A Ca R** A few minutes earlier a jury had in which Miss Longet frequently luncheon held by Rep. William a "relaxed” atmosphere to surround this will be their first inauguration. The Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. against Ronald PER GALLON found her guilty of criminal Cotter, and a party organized by the But. Edwin D. Foster, Woodbridge If you share our concern about the future of moral­ broke into tears as witnesses the inaugural proc^ings. She noted Pinto and Sharon M. Pinto, $3,500, property at E. Center negligence In the shooting death of Insurance Association of Connecticut St., is a veteran. ity, plan to join us weekly. It’s one choice you can mak^ described her relationship with that formal dress is no longer a S t her lover, pro skiier Vladimir are among the affairs scheduled for He is a member of the F irst Federal lax lien 41.5« In good conscience. Sabich and the events surrounding requirement, and that the inaugural 700-999 GALLONS “Spider” Sablch. his death March 21 at the mountain state residents attending the Connecticut Governor's Foot Guard ‘Hie Internal Revenue Service against Walter and dance is being referred to as a "par­ ■rhe verdict Friday was the most chalet the couple shared. augural, Stan Weinberg, ty” instead of a "ball” this year. and will be marching in his tenth in­ Judith Ann Sorensen, 375 Oakland St., $4,847.59. modest the jury could reach without Miss Longet maintained Sabich Pitkin St., said. augural parade. Relcaae of judgment lien Btartt Jan. 22 CARTERS She worked for Carter beginning in 40.9< absolving her of all guilt. Prosecutor had been showing her how to operate And Stan Weinberg should know. September 1975 and continued to "You know, it's always Leo J. Guilinette and Laura G. Guilmette against in ‘Waakand’ Frank Tucker, who asked the jury to a pistol and that it discharged while He Is one of two state people on the experience. There's always Maximilian G. Oftenneier and Alice R. Obermeier. work through the primary and the find her guilty of the more serious in her hand, killing him. Inaiimiral Host Committee election. something different." Foster said of the inaugurations. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Jan. 15 1877 Theater schedule School building committeeQ Nww (O f tenlor c m ie n s ) ( "The Front” 5:00-7:20-9:00 SATURDAY Burnside Theater 1 — "The Hello, folks. It’s that time again, and the weather con- . c Front” 2:00-4:00-6:458:40 to meet Tuesday evening tlnues to stay cold and traveling is somewhat slippery. l : 16-3:15-5; 15-7.15- Burnside Theater 2— "Once Actlon was once again limited and started with our tjAThpatArS-“AproMthP Upon A Time” 2:00; “Two FM Senior Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes and the Great Divide" 1-3-5-7-9 Minute Warning" 4:05-8:40- 8:30 A group of parents from Bentley Education approved $87.7 million in recommended that the board con­ results are: Men-Class A— High triple and single, Arnold UA Theater 3 — “Shaggy Newman, 210-558; Men-Ciass B High triple and single, D.A.” 1 2:10-2 :00-3 :50-5 :40- Showcase Cinema 1 — “The and Washington Elementary Schools school projects including the tinue with the renovation plans. A Pink Panther Strikes Again" Tom Riddell, 158-449; Women Q ass A, high triple, 7:30-9:20 have been invited to meet with the Washington and Bentley Schools. The minority report was submitted with 1:403:45-5:45-7:45-10:10 Celeste King, 419, high single, Bea Cormier, 155; Women Vernon Cine 1 - "Two building and sites committee of the Washington project received a top- the committee’s report that Showcase Cinema 2 — O ass B, high triple, Kay Nettleton, 328, high single. Minute Warning" 2:00-7:10- Board of Ekiucation Tuesday night to priority rating and a grant estimated recommended dropping the Bentley "Silver Streak” 1:00-3:10- Adelina Rizza, 124. “ 5:20-7:40-10:05 receive an updated report on the at $1,110,397 and Bentley was in a project. Vernon Cine 2 — “Once On Wednesday morning, despite the cold and slippery ,, "® Showcase Cinema 3 — status of the two schools' proposed third-priority category at a price of 2:15; “The weather, we had 20 players for pinochle with the * ™ ® "King Kong" 1:15^:00-7:05- additions and renovations. $608,805. Greenberg said he expects some Front" 7:20-9:00. following results: John Galley, 584; Helen Silver, 583; A1 9:50, 5 * : The 14 parents invited to the The school board is now waiting for Bentley parents will be concerned Burnside Theater 1 — “The ‘TT Showcase Cinema 4— "The meeting were active on an original the legislature to act on the grants with the priority rating given Bentley Chellman, 555; Nadine Malcom, 553; Audrey Durey, 549. Front" 2:00-7:15-9:00 Seven-Percent Solution" 1:00- by the state board. He said he feels Our afternoon bridge games were canceled so nothing Burnside Theater 2— "Once citiiens committee which was in­ and also for the Town Counsel Victor 3:10-5:20-7:35-10:15 to report there. Upon A Time" 2:00; "Two .= o volved with making recommen­ Moses to render an opinion on the board will have to go ahead with Showcase Cinema 5 — "A dations to the school board on the whether the projects could be some plans for Bentley even If they Sick list Minute Warning” 7:05-9:10 SUr Is Born” 1:30-4:10-7:05- projects. They have been waiting separated if the legislature should cannot be the original plans which We were told that Joe Windsor is now back home at 71C Showcase Cinema 1 — “The 9:55 Pink Panther Strikes Again” with their priority lists for about a approve one and not the other. call for a cafeteria and other Bluefield Dr. and feeling much better and expects to be 1:40-3:45-5:45-7:45-10:10-12:20 e a. year and a half, said Paul Greenberg, renovations. ManchMter Evening Herehl back in action this coming'' week. Showc&SG Clncni8 2 — chairman of the building and sites Published every evening except Architects for the project, Wes Frost is also at home, 20 Pitkin St., and coming “Silver Streak” 1:00-3:10- committee. The building committee will also Sundeye end holldeys. Entered et the Lawrence Associates, for along slowly. He won’t be able to get out for quite awhile 5:20-7:40-10:05-12:15 Menchester, Conn. Post Office ee Se­ A moratorium on state-funded meet at 7:30 p.m. prior to the but can have visitors. It would be nice if you could find Showcase Cinema 3 — cond Clese Mall Manar. - projects delayed the school im­ meeting with the parents to review a Washington and Mankey Associates for Bentley, will also be present for tim etodropbyandsayhello;how ever, remember, he is "King Kong" 1:15-4:00-7:05- Suggested Carrier Rates provements which were approved by citizens advisory committee report recuperating and therefore it’s not advisable to stay too 9:50-12:35 the meeting. The parents are Payable In Advance Manchester voters in a November which was submitted in December. long. Rest is important, but so is a short visit. Showcase Cinema 4— “The Single cepy...... tse expected to meet with the building Weekly...... go* 1975 referendum. The town had to The citizens committee re-evaluated On ’Thursday, we had to cancel our big program; Seven-Percent Solution” 1:00- One month...... ss.so committee about 8:15 p.m. in the 3:10-5:20-7:35-10:15-12:30 reapply for funds last July. the two school projects based on new however, we did come up with a nice full-length movie: Three months ...... 111.70 board rooms at 45 N. School St. Showcase Cinema 5 — “A six months...... 1^.40 In liecember, the State Board of enrollment figures and "The Marrying Kind” with Judl Holiday and Aldo Ray. One year...... S4S.S0 Star Is Bom” 1:30-4:107:05- Mall Rates Upon Raquest Trips < 9:55-12:35 Subscrlbera who tall to rooalve their newspaper before S:30 p.m. We mentioned a couple of trips but couldn’t get the Sunday should Isisphons the circulation lOH directors propose renovation prices as yet but should have them and also some infor- UA Theater 1 — "The En- department. 647-gg40. mation. ’The boat cruise is one where, at a very forcer” 1 :15-3 :15-5 :15-7 :15- ■ ^ reasonable price, you fly from Bradley to Florida and 9:30 K j i -'* then board the “Fairwind.” The nice things about this is UA Theater 2— "Across the of MHS swimming pool facility you eliminate the boat ride through Cape Hatteras Ureat Divide" 1-3-5-7-9 where quite often the water gets rough. Leaving from ^ “ "Shaggy The financial problems of swim­ owning a pool and to propose a new Florida should make for a smooth ride. If it sounds good ^^■*®'^'®®-9:50-5:40- rSSTMnsI • A ground level entrance or ^ a ming pool ownership have caused the alternative. removal of architectural barriers to you, give us a call here at the office. ver„nn r in . i - t Optn 24 Hbun Dally Instructors of the Handicapped The most promising alternative into the building. Next Thursday afternoon, we have deeW^ Minute Warning’’ 2:004:7^ " FOR tMEMENCY sama (lOH) to relinquish a 15-year goal of appears to be renovating the • A parking area for extra wide Kitchen social bingo games because the weather made us 7 :10-9-20 Manchester High School pool and the stalls for people in wheelchairs. cancel the regular games for a couple of times in a row. Vernon Cine 2 - "Once surrounding building and grounds so Architectural studies will be We’ll be using our big slide cards so you won’t need to Unin A Time” i:30-3:00; that they meet the needs of the han­ needed, Moyer said, if the building bring any markers; however, each person should bring ESENIMS Town curtails dicapped. David C. Moyer, chairman and sites committee deem the one can of goodies. Action will start right around 1 p.m. MNN.TISZ3I0 of the lOH board of directors proposal possible. after our regular Hot Meal and will end around 3 p.m. notsso OILMIMKR 4 expressed this alternative in a recent Moyer said, " I don’t feel we’ll ever Our bus will make a pickup at noontime. SMTIIgi All s u it Sts' HEATimiNSTAUATION sand and salt letter to Dr. Jam es P. Kennedy, be in a position to own and operate Variety show superintendent of schools. 6 4 3 - S I 3 5 our own pool.” He estimated a pool A reminder to all you talented members. We’ll be soon iTvvsiliiiinE MS Center St Mar«hasWr stockpiles Moyer submitted the proposal for for the handicapped would cost calling for you to join us in planning our up and coming consideration by the board. Dr. around $500,000 and the yearly Variety Show; and remember, no one receives a special WARNINGS Because of dwindling supplies, the Kennedy turned the responsibility for operational costs would be about invitation and it is open to all our local seniors. 1 still / Town of Manchester has decided to consideration over to the building $100,000. haven’t heard anything on a Tiny Tim record so I hope S814:’H€4$ d curtail salt and sand deliveries to the and sites committee last Monday. The lOH now teach about 120 han­ you all are still trying to help me locate one. normal stockpile areas around town. Moyer said Friday the lOH would C IN E H 4 S dicapped children in the Manchester Our good friends and hard working Robert Doggart and Highway Superintendent Timothy be willing to contribute all or part of High School Pool every Sunday after­ his wife, Jennie, just couldn’t dig this cold weather and O'Sullivan said, "S alt and sand its pool funds toward the renovations noon. Moyer said he has been en­ decided to enjoy a couple of months in the sunny south. INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 supplies throughout the northeast are The exact amount in the pool fund is SILVER LANE ROBERTS couraged this year because there are They left on Jan. 10 and we wish them a happy vacation, dwindling due to severe snow and ice not known but it is thought to be a STREET 568 8810 45 to 50 new volunteer high school one they richly deserve. over the past week. We are experien­ EAST HARTFORD sizeable sum. The board of directors student instructors of a total of 75. Wax floor cing difficulties in replenishment of has been unwilling to release the Moyer thinks the organization is as ‘Tm PM piimER our supplies.” figure. The pool fund has been in big as it could or should be.” We are getting a nice turnout for our Tuesday morning STRIKES M U r (PH) He urged residents to use sand and existence since 1962. One of the major problems with the square dance class and could still use a few more S4T.-SIM. WOES SHOW Sai On Rt US Ids Ml salt with care and to drive cautious­ Moyer said he had no idea how high school pool is a shallow end with dancers. By the way, thanks to«ny hard working staff, llliM«H.iih|SitlS,al4l ly- much the proposed renovations Jim Nason, Ray Stewart and Ray Gliha, they took advan­ "ONCEUPONATIMr MSMSI4SlUI|IM|Mial a depth of four feet. They are Sat. 2:15 Wil The town does have enough salt would cost, or even if they are proposing a section of three to three tage of our program’s being canceled to clean off and put and sand to get through a major Sun. 1:30 -i- 3:00 Q architecturally feasible. The and a half feet in depth. The area is some new seal and wax on the main hall. -They did a super storm, but he said that the town's alterations proposed include: job and I mention it now because I ’m going to ask the “SILVER STREJUT about 20 to 25 feet long by 42 feet (PO) supplier and state suppliers are both • An increase in the area of wide. square dancers to please bring their soft soled shoes for Rn Fri 2JI T'M IMI "dangerously low.” dancing as it will certainly help to keep the floor in good \ m m FfL shallow water. The depth of the shallow area is a Manchester is contacting other • A liftft qp ramp to assist people problem because most of the lOH shape for a few more months. Sit* l>) companies to obtain additional SA T e-SU N e into the W^er. students arearo linHarunder 10-years-old, Menus for the week supplies, which might be needed in • Easy accessability to the locker, Moyer said. Monday: Chicken vegetable soup, hot meat loaf CHILDREN’S MATINEE “KMGKONir (PO) the future, he said. shower and bathroom facilities for O.C If the proposal is approved, Moyer sandwich with gravy, cnocolate pudding, beverage. .S3 the handicapped. )NCE UPON A TIME iai 5n U IN Mi Ml ^ - i s 3 I s " “S § said he could envision others, such as Wednesday: Beef noodle soup with crackers, ham IIMUgfrlaWIbltlaiUS other handicapped persons in the grinders, fruit cocktail, beverage. a l2 P .M . 990 4M75SMI|fhsWMidi| community, elderly persons and Thursday: Roast breast of chicken, cranberry sauce, - : O)i - a Ui® !ls» Schedule for the week BURNSIDE U-^ s o u m o r(P O ) 0> s . I I I > J3 2 S Here’s next week’s schedule of 7:30 p.m. — Board of Education, Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen social games, one a i 1^1 building and sites, 45 N. School St. ! B a 9 “ 1 9 3 9 E a public meetings in Manchester canned goods each is needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is WOODY ALUN 3 . a> k 5 E L cL d. o . o , CX OU CL (locations are in Municipal Building, 8 p.m. — Human Relations Com­ THE FRONT (PO) Manchester served. 1 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., pinochle games. Bus pickup ^ Q) «kd » i § P . . . « . . . ^ I i * s S S 8 S 41 Center St., unless noted): mission, Hearing Room. 7:15 im PJII. ■S..5 S fc IC4CO I M M at 8:30 a.m. and return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. Hag. n Adm. "ASTMI R ^ " 5 8 M M M W e d n e sd a y O M x O S S I Monday Hospital’ Tuesday, 9:30 a.m ., bus for shopping. 10 a.m ., square IS N s r (It) 7 p.m. — Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 p.m. — Data Processing Com­ dance class, 1 p.m., return trip from shopping and our CHARLTON HMTON IbA in M IN MS Mi .9 I g .5 <« I I Hearing Room. mittee, Hearing Room. ll2JSMrilidi)Sd.lSailN i-S ° 5 0) Senior Bowling League at the Parkade Lanes. TWOMNni Ml m MS IIMSW Sd. aW) I CO o . w a = 3 8 p.m. — Board of Education Discharged Thursday: Marion Gustaf­ dh £f'C 7 p.m. — Eighth Utilities District, son, 30 Hillside St., East Hartford;______Noran Wednesday, 10 a.m ., pinochle games. Noon to 12:30, Board of Directors, Whiton Library. budget workshop, 45 N. School St. mam Coupe, 42 Cornell St.; Mary Shaw, 454 lunch served. 12:45 p.m., bridge games. 1 p.m., arts and 7Sig 5:10 Rag. 15 Adm. aj£ 7:30 p.m. — Disaster Control Com­ T h u r s d a y | j| fl Parker St.; Tammie Moquin, 388 St. crafts, and we hope to have more members come out ■3 ra U £ ^ 8 . S . U a u in iu mission, Control Center. 6:30 p.m. — Judge’s Hours, a s a g i M 7:30 p.m. — PlanniM and Zoning ’ of"® "'In'ls®''; because we have some nice articles they can make for ( S .«! Probate Court. MS ‘ themselves. Bus pickup at8;30 a.m ., return trips at 12:30 Commission, Lincoln (Jenter. oas.pas Enfield, Aihsh Miller, 127G Mam p.m. and around 3:15 p.m. imTHEATRES EAST 8 p.m. — Board of Education St.; MIDDLE TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. P A R K ]i4y 619 - S191 Andrew Gorman, 85 Larrabee St., Thursday, open card playing and visits. Hot Meal and Qag « B Si .3 S a S g ua XI s budget workshop, 45 N. School St. 6:30 p.m. — Comment Session, East Hartford. “ 3 o M o- g Meals on Wheels served at noon to 12:45 p.m. 1 p.m. to 3 . 5 ^ rt E o lu <5 ’C ” V [ Tuesday Directors Office. Also, William Warner, 67.Wilson Lane, ,B a S Si 9 i< § a 26 p.m.. Fun Day operating kitchen social bingo games. t- s a * K CO 3^ Im to oj CO S S ^ S.-H ^ w ^ *3 JR S - 7:30 p.m. — Republican Town Com­ 7:30 p.m. — Advisory Recreation Vernon; Edward Noren, Roosevelt St.; •s .^.a I .| Carol Slater, 421 Abby Rd., South Wind­ Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen social games, one 3 a s H < S » mittee, Hearing Room. and Park Commission, Coffee Room. ■ 'C " I < n « 2 sor. canned goods each is needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch 1 3 - O ^ i ; 03 1 served. 1p.m. to 3 :30 p.m., setback games. Bus pickup at 8 - g a ‘ W rv •g 8:30 a.m. and return trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. S w x> «-« w 1 • S 2 | | : g £ & MCC to offer five new courses Across Tim 7 :0 0 9 :0 0 D. 57 -S 3 bo w 2 SiHI s Great Divide ' t g ^ •a g « S 2 i B - a l S u I I I I I 8 » 5-a C-73-S in Community Services Division ['.3 ha -a c o M Manchester Community College. All successive Tuesdays from 3 to 5 p.m. for seven weeks on Wednesdays from Den 3 performed the opening and closing ceremonies at of the courses will begin during the The instructor is Linda Garceau, a 4 to 7 p.m. The Instructor is Nancy the recent Pack 53 meeting at Waddell School. i - last week of January. ts ^ 2 o ' W part-time accounting instructor at Rarus, a teacher at the American Frank Hoher, advancement chairman, presented ta> oj CO •9 6 £ i ' S I a semester. "Sign Language Com­ jects to be covered include bank ser­ Morrissey, bear badges; Daniel Evans, Wolf Badge. ■ S t ' S ' s .a iff f i\ and continues on Mondays for seven 4SS HARTSORT RD. MANCHiSTIR s munication I” will cover the prin­ vices, stocks and bonds, tax free in­ Arrowpoints were earned by John Prytko, Glenn ^ .S “| l g g | . ' a l t weeki from 7 to 9 p.m. The instructor * 4 3 - 5 1 3 0 2 S p o> ^ "Q — a o SB n ciples of communication with deaf vestments, tax shelters and an­ Manley, gold arrows. William Hansen, silver arrow. 8 ® 5? ® S* q o *g g is John Ostrout, a program associate YOUR COmmUNIIY HEAIIH SERVICE SfOBf BS3-g|ga||i people through the use of hands. This nuities. The instructor will be Clif­ Webelos activity badges went to Nick Caron, Brian for the Connecticut Foundation for 11*^1 0 .re = 9 IE - p I \3 l- 1 H OJ course starts Jan. 25 and continues ford Hansen of Manchester, an in­ Garrison, Tommy McCarthy, John Prytko, Chris Spohn, =3 the Arts in Hartford. for 10 weeks on Tuesdays from 5:10 vestment executive. The course David Potamlanos, Robert Gronda, Damian Brookes, .'g 5 c-4 0, "Basic Bookkeeping” is designed to 7:10 p.m. The instructor is Sharon Brad Freeman, Jam es Sears, David Donovan, George begins Jan. 27 and continues for six OPEN vx-C(gvoE->«5 to present the introductory phases of Croft, employed by the Commission Ecabert, E ric Gauvin, Peter McNamara, Michael Suhie, - 9» -.-i a O 0,0 8 S g>5jori, weeks on Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:30 ALL DAY 2 S’- g> S fe ; f-SggSfl's-g S' bookkeeping for a single on the Services for the Deaf. p.m. ' Jam es O’Loughlin. A real fun time was had with all of the Cub Scouts "Insects: Friends and Foes” is for 2 S . s | 5 llllll e § I n _ s amateur insect collectors and others entering into games related to the theme of the month D. S t3 *0 Q. E .ii gi a » £ 3 D.S33I "Fun Time Rural U.S.A.” Sunday who have an interest in biology or en­ -Ica y tomology. Topics include insect .a \ 1 1 > 9 ^ 7 I ** ' ^SurvivaV film to be shown anatomy and physiology, Insect life S ’ ! a cycles, behavior patterns, the ^ a 2 ^ — e tifii * Sunday at Vernon church techniques of collecting and preser­ S X MX M O ^bA ■ — 3 2 > 2 ving specimens and methods for Public records l-S0) o 'S o i o l g S | l l _ g "Survival,” a new color film will the Mountain” and "Thief in the rearing insects for home study or « — 4) O be shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Ver­ Night.” monetary gain. The course begins O > non Assemblies of God Church, 51 “Survival,” was filmed in the Jan. 27 and meets for nine weeks on Warranty deeds o a ' S . a !i|l‘ O 3 • | fe X. a, a s Old Town Rd., Rockville. The Coconino National Forest in Arizona, Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. The in­ Norman R. Roy and Glsele R. Roy to Francis S. Pisch OPEN 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. i'4U lo & prMram is open to the public. ft is the story of two menacing structor is Winthrop Ford is a and Laurie E. Pisch, property at 91-93 St. John St., $45.- 2 - 2 I > 2 E o o 5 Tne film has been produced and situations which engulf the Ryan researcher and instructor in the field 000. po I a l l " " - 1 1 1 being released by Mark IV Pictures, family. of biological sciences. Judgment lien Our Staff Is Here | i l 6i 2.S'®It V 9 3 I e ^ 8 . ^ Inc. of Des Moines, Iowa. This com­ Their small aircraft makes an Further information about Vincent L. Diana against Gay L. Dudzic, $376.50. * “ - 2 “ S ° 5 s i S.&K-S i i S "“ 5 •§>■3 ^ 7 Days A Week- .g* g g " s I 'I .s pany specializes in making feature- emergency landing in the high desert registration is available by calling Building permit 2 O 2 B Si I JO .2 4> “I f II'la's £ S. .2 -a M lengh Christian films Their two country. Physical survival becomes the Community Services Division of Lingard Cabinet Co. Inc. for Harold Basser-Myron To Serve Your Family! a v a i l a b l e . I ^ ■** ^ « Q. 2 previous productions are "Blood on their primary concern. Manchester Community College at Kaufman, alterations at 214 Spencer St. (Manchester “els* S 5 | | s s | 646-2137. l l s i l l State Bank branch at Flnast Supermarket), $1,000. S ■ i2 's i » s I i! g £ o "M .a E

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If you bought an All Mayfair residents are meet in the % Room, and The Westhill Gardens s r or unemployment benefits. change” all the Interest Vhritar earn |2S an hour or more Now look at the sales tax automobile, boat, airplane invited to attend a kitchen Grade 9 in the F^eration Fellowship will meet Mon­ you may have paid on Room. on a short-term basis. chart and get the higher or mobile home last year social Monday at I ;30 p.m. day at 1:30 p.m. in Herr­ Camera revolving charge accounts All you have to do is to amount. the actual tax on this in Cronin Hall. mann Hall, Bluefield Dr. Mall ® ® 8 @ © ®?eo s®8o o ^®®^ ®®8®e@a © ®®i©ffi@ © asoso© at department stores, the South Church United The Rev. K.L. Gustafson, S i S S z ® e s @ © ® a s S ® @ 0 @ @ m ® 0 0 @ @<9 @ ® 3 2 < s g e © ® 0 g @ take your time when filling 2. Study the footnotes, if purchase should be added extra charges on oil com­ Methodist Women will pastor of Calvary Church, § S s | ? is s iiilisJo 8®i^ Jifsgsg|fSg®§ ® ® g£|g? §c|®> ..E § a s ® ? 5 s S g S E g g ^ S g out your income tax any, to your state Sales tax as an extra entry. P^g < 5 8 > < IZfiir5 5f>KnicH5< (fi mo>'»::j_ i 0 8 S B S g | S ® 2 o ® S | 9 pany credit cards and the The Grade 7 and 9 Cimfir- z 2 z m g s S f f i i S s {<; ? 5 ^ ® 3 s S i S ^ g ^ a S z > 2 : d g > < n return. Look for extra chart. 'The chart allowance Of course, in your in­ observe a Day of Prayer, will lead a devotional C O S O z I - £ 5 o o £ ? - * 5 £ o H fi m ^ ^ ^(Qi S2 2j £ 5; | e 8 interest paid on bank credit mation Classes of Center and Self-Denial Monday program. Refreshments ARTHUR m E5 o z p 3=0 o g 0 3 S 3 ® » n S ® C S S zf®™ S°$z deductions. Chances afe is based on statewide terest deduction you will cards. l^>!5- 9 | 3 . - t z g g s ? . X m < ^ S m g Congregational Church will sUrting at 8:30 a.m. with a will be served. AH Westhill DRUB ST0IIE8 I n = «*r 5:.25 ii?SS§is« - Q - C ^ S c S c o a£JJ < z l o ^ O ?50 | 5 they are there if you look rates. The footnotes may list the interest paid on a m ^ i© u (N EX T; “ E xtras” in meet Monday at 5 p.m. in prayer vigil in the sanc­ residents are invited to at­ SSsi gs sioSg . S a * ’ = 3 h k S 0 ;n o s hard enough. If you are in a home mortgage, car loan. 8 n = ) i c _ S ^ i s s £ contributions.) the church. Grade 7 will tuary, which will be open ^ ^ *n Z —< ^ S 32 per cent bracket and in­ tend the event. o S o 2 c 3 1 ic« " " | ' m i i im * ? s i D2 Q3 crease your deductions by 5i im ' -< “ ? s 1100 you have just earned S o CiS a $32. And it won't take you an hour to do it. When listing your deduc­ §^S g®S§SO@@ ®®g®8©© ^ @(geo oa© tible state and local in­ p ® ® § @ 0 8 @ @ ® § 0 © © s@®@@ ®®®sai©g@ @ lie aoig® l® i ies„ 8 s s p ' S 5 = s g s ® 2 > = ? come taxes on your return, : ? ® 8 ® i 2 ® s ; § 8 - S m ® 2 C - o g - < > g don’t just copy off the jag ^g|a® |p E 5 = = § ® ^ z S * i l l ® I i z '” 3i S s z 2 o o COTCZ Z Z * ^ J ^ § 5 i s p i SUNDAY, 12 NOON TU S 31 mOOojP m 8 >imco>o£ z s figures shown on your W-2 PM. _ 0 enm ^ s{ P zzG o 5 m X *n s 3 iggSz ? a§Fo* statements for these taxes. :i^ 5 z m c w r s jS z 1 •< O i cr* "< ^OOSJ^ r:m fiiZ PS m C/)I QQ U . ■ 1 / ■ w / \'l 8 g? - o m p ja 1“ i S | g . There-could be more. m - o ^ P i 8 g | i | § I ' § ? 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HlaurliPBtpr Swruiu^ Hrralb Manchester — A City of Village Charm Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Audit 8urtku.otr«ku- ot CCirculalion M«mb«r. UnittPubli«h«r Harold E. Turkington. Managing Editor MANCHESTER Opinion' S8H STAMPS MAKES US PERSONAL TEE Still scoring high .nn NO. OKE I'meraaiad run a aportHmr ■OONI WHILI YOU W AIT Tssosr O raM oais rsrAer O oS M fM It was many years ago that recipient of the Chamber of MIDDU TURNPIKE 1081 M A I N S T . The Herald first referred to Commerce “M” Award. MANCHESTER Jay E. Rubinow as a lawyer’s He had spearheaded efforts MANCHESTER P h o n e 648-3338 lawyer and since that time he lY. Now AM Jssns, Seoks, to revitalize the Democratic A^NRoSBewlSr HAS IT! Hogtlitt SuOt has provided a number of op­ Party in Manchester. He was portunities for appropriate to be honored by 600 persons at Ml cowniONiK - kfucemtion ARTISTIC Phone repetition of the phrase. a testimonial and to be lauded Business-Directory Guide For HAIR HUTWe and SHEET METIl 646-0863 He was then simply a by Rabbi Leon Wind as a man DESIGNS, brilliant lawyer with an of “wisdom, truth, sincerity, I New England Mechanical Services, bic. ' ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 / $Ai anoAo tTRtrT exhaustive knowledge of the humility, unimpeachable ^ Menchester and Surroundinu *• ' ' / MANCHCaTKR RROFCaaiONAL RARK TALCOTTVILLB, CONN. (08066) S U IT S lOS law and a profound respect for character.” _____ 643-2738 • 643-2192 ' MANCHKSTtn, CORN. it. Now, many years after the Vicinity BETTY GALLAGHER. Prop. His contribution as a citizen CAMPIN6 EQUIPMENT phrase was first applied to FAMOUS BRAND was already a m atter of him, the state bar has indeed Tom, COTS, S1KPIIM iaas, am RUTniEssa, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES record. He was to become a' decided that he is a lawyer’s STOVES, UNTEBNI featuring this week... ______judge of the then new Circuit lawyer. The bar has rated him MANCHESTER Court system, its chief judge, a the top judge in the state, with FARR’S John^s Floor Covering, Inc, HOKHnovonr judge of the Superior Court, a score of 9.2 out of a possible . THtevmvTHmaiTOM MV ^ 2 MAIN STsar John’s Floor (Covering, Inc. of 119 Oakland Street, Manchester has all types of floor coverings. We have 5 com­ 5 administrator of the state 10 points. I O PIN DAILY TO 0 P.M. J. FASS e 04S- 7H 1 plete lines of Lenileum a large selection of Brand Name Carpeting and Ceramic Tile to fit any room in your 040-3000 Probate Court system. Judge Rubinow will retire home. He also carries Egerya Rugs and Martin Rugs. John has been installing since 1949 and has operated a He had worked on the Town March 1 and Manchester hopes retail store since 1953. John is open Monday, Tuesday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday and VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Closed Wednesday. Feel free to call him any time at 643-9479. Charter driafting committee it will not have lost a Superior by factory trained apeclallata and on charter revision com­ Court judge, but regained an Ph il P e t* missions. He was to be the active citizen-participant. This senes of candid photographs were taken recently by The Herald’s chief Locicero and ZMek photographer Reginald Pinto at the Capitol in Hartford where the legislature is now in session At left is Rep. Ted Cummings of the 12th District. In the center is 646-5036 mCARPET AND FLOOR m COVBUNG Rep Francis Mahoney of the 13th District and on the righfcis Sen. David Barrv of A M n » SMI BAB III! StI tBili I 111 M t EL PAP AUTO BEPAIR •**•*•” ■ OBI 01 ISEB cut CSIIICI S4S-4642 Other editors say: the Fourth District. All are Manchester Democrats. 706 Main 8t. • “Arco Charge” • Manehetler CoineclicHl's lirgesl Floor Coveriig Dollar Cold homes. Congress Conn. Most Complete Garden Center MERCURY EAST HARTFORD NURSERY 1375 Silver U n e Phone 545-2705 Two events over the Red China reports reflect ‘left wing racism’ East Hartford 569-0800 before Congress to be NO lERVICE CHANQE weekend might not at first WASHINGTON - Here in the browbeaten by Represen­ masses are. appear to be related, but they federal capital, we’ve got a professor the people of no other country have it We Have Ever^hing For tatives Dingell and Moss for Happy, your father’s moustache! Rwirvstlons tor • HoMs • UtVnaa • are, in a particularly ironic emeritus at American University Andrew Tuliy so good. I can’t believe they buy such Your Home Gardening ISeeda. crying wolf in support of ad­ Docile, maybe. But because I believe 827 M ilii StTM t who has aptly summed up the posi­ hogwash because I never met a dumb way: ministration efforts to decon­ the average Chinese is just as human tion of those mini-hordes of Chinese, but I accept their FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies In Washington, something as I am, I do not buy the proposition trol prices of natural gas. The Americans who return from visits to experts and politicians into believing acquiescence because their rulers 1640-0226 676-3262 called the “Advisory Com­ that dictatorships exist because the that he happily does what he is told NOTICEI J American Public Gas Associa­ Communist China singing the praises own all the guns and run all the jails. A COHnni UK OF RATON CAKE DECORATNNS mittee on National Growth tion, which represents various of its regime. people they enslave are different — from the moment he wakes up to the moment he falls asleep. MANCHESTES AUTO PASTS Policy Processes,” set up in local gas utilities, even took Dr. Michael Lindsay, a China hand that they don’t mind being pushed 1S1 C IN T E N ST. 70 UNION NT. around. Caution needed MANCHItTtn, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. 1974, made its report to the agency to court, accusing it since the late Thirties when he taught Hon. . S a l 1S-B Mon. • t« L 10<« 270 Broad 81. Open 6-6:15 Dally 649-4526 at Yenching University, calls it “Left That is saying, in effect, that the Freedoms Thus I hope Jimmy Carter Thur*., 10-S PrL 10-0 Congress, recommending, of violating federal statutes It Open Saturday til 5 Wing Racism” mainland Chinese, .the Russians, the The Chinese has no freedom to proceeds with caution in any efforts among other things, a new that prohibit lobbying by Bulgarians and so on are not quite as to normalize diplomatic relations Wedding Cakes A Specialty with In speeches and panel discussions, worship; no freedom to read Complete Maehins Shop Service federal agency that would give government employes. Judge Lindsay keeps saying things I wish human as, say, Americans or with the Peking crowd. The concept anything he chooses; no freedom to {EVERYTHINGI fcrfcn i f rifiv u inIN cAOUS tir FHODUCT hids behino “early warning” of national Sirica, the famous Watergate I’d had the wit to say. Mainly, he Englishmen or Swedes. It is not only choose the broadcasts he listens to; behind diplomatic relations is, or problems. patronizing, it is an insensitive, even should be, to create goodwill between judge, split the difference by challenges "the assumption that the no freedom to travel, or to own a plot • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS 505 & MARIE’S PIZZA cruel, rejection of mankind’s in­ the people of two nations. As long as In Polo, Mo., (Pop. 438), icy barring the agency from Chinese are perfectly content to live of land, or to join a labor union. Make • STORE FRONTS • SAFETY QLAS8 THICK CRUST RIZZA herent spirit. the Red Chinese regime controls all • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES QRINDIRB - USAQNA cold weather brought some “mass” distribution of its war­ in a highly regulated, totalitarian Tully that happy, baby, and he’d RAVlOU - MANICOTTI society so long as it gives them Fed up with it yearn to flee to Oshkosh or Manhat­ information available to the public JA WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. STUFFID SMILLS - SRAONtm very direct effects of a ning brochure, “The Natural the chances of creating such a friend­ Taka Out Sarvlea fa Our Spscfsfty national problem, the enough to eat.’’ Thus, his charge of I am up to here in amateur psy­ tan and savor a little of that unhap­ |^ , . r '' FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS^~> Gas Story.” "racism.” piness Peking Radio informs him is ly atmosphere are slim to none. worsening shortage of natural chologists of both sexes who for lec­ 646-7479 As it turned out, the FEA Couldn’t be more right turing dollars or publicity come the lot of the miserable Americans. Franklin D. Roosevelt recognized I'rV M an e h n H r 649*7322 SI BtaMN 8k V ' - toosraoDYFaxrsavKt gas, as a number of townspeo­ the Soviet Union more than 40 years I ovtw I f YMABt n n a i c M C i __ 639 MAIN STREET N was in fact premature. Last Lindsay couldn’t be more right, or home from Red China bursting with Of course, as Lindsay notes, “peo­ ago, and we’re still trying to break ple moved out of their homes winter was a mild one and more humane. Ever since dic­ admiration for the thugs who run that ple will put up with a very great deal and into the local high school tatorships became the style, we pathetic country. They rave about provided they don’t realize anything through the Russian bureaucratic there were no serious barrier to persuade the folks in 763 because of low gas pressure. Americans have been brainwashed the regime’s efficiency and even better is possible.” The Chinese are MAIN ST. problems. This winter has the Moscow and Omsk that Americans bv certain scholars, international morality, and about how "happy” the told hourly that they are happy, that The A.C.N.G.P.P. could makings of a different story, don't eat babies. 6 4 3 -1 1 9 1 DONWILUS Spaclallting In hardly have missed the point as the folks in Polo well know. 191 ' M UKElijm CE MAIN ST. GARAGE Frill Ea4 MimeE by a wider margin. The folks in 1$ Hshi $t, TbL M94531 Gas Service Co., which Served Don’t shoot Mr. Ford MANCHESTER WmS Polo are suffering — and the 780,000 customers> in 6 4 3 -1 9 0 0 suffering will most likely grow other such golf tournaments and un­ the dedication of the Truman Library Oklahoma, Nebraska, j ^ s a s Lee Roderick specified "academic activities.” to grassy..they are just allowed to worse around the country if the in Independence, Mo. After starve....” Serving Manchester over SO y r s . and Missouri, is urging gas The Herald's The President’s apparent difficulty pondering the question. Hoover Later that same year, however. current cold wave persists — users to cut their thermostats Washington Correspondent in sorting out his future is reminis­ Kitchens of Distinction answered: "The only thing for an ex- President Eisenhower signed a law NEED A NEW KITCHENT COME TO TNI EXFOTO not because a lack of warning. WASHINGTON — On Friday mor­ cent of what other U.S. chief Ipenttand The as low as possible to conserve President to do is to Uke pills and which assured, for the first time, Florist Rather, they are suffering ning, Jan. 21, Jimmy Carter will executives have faced upon leaving gas. dedicate libraries.” that ex-Presidents and presidential 24 BIRCH ST. awake in the White House and Gerald the most powerful office in the free T E L 843-6247 USTOM I f ITCHEN because of a failure of Dedicating libraries and playing in widows would not again leave the Congress would indeed have Ford will awake somewhere near world. The nation as a whole hasn’t 643-4444 Congress to act on the war­ celebrity golf tournaments, while not White House headed for the F.T.D. taken some heat if it had Pebble Beach, Calif., stripped of known quite what to do with them 649-7544 nings it has been getting for as bracing as issuing decrees from poorhouse. The presidential pensions M S T R C H O l \ decontrolled gas prices, most of the perquisites of the and many of the ex-Presidents W O M O W I D E years. 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, still beat act provided an ex-President $25,000 AM BI EXPRESS SERVICE although not as much as some presidency and ready to play in the haven’t known what to do with the facetious suggestion of an a year, up to $50,000 for staff, free of­ Not only has Congress not of its members feared. It will Bing Crosby pro-am golf tournament. themselves. American editor who once said the acted, it has made a political Less than two weeks before the in­ fice space and free mailing. His certainly take heat now from What role to play only solution to the problems of ex- widow was assured $10,000 a year. Iss tr 6sll Us Ftr Frst punching bag out of the people augural of his successor, an aide to "Just what is the role of a former Presidents was "...to take them out I s l MSlM « a f a lBiwi f n iie ti shivering constituents if the Money no problem now • M Ua AwiiHls • ttsaoMiT who were trying to issue the Mr. Ford says the President’s plans President?” Harry S. Truman asked to a five-acre lot and shoot them!” .—.------eiaeplM • present shortage worsens. Whatever other difficulties Presi­ IRON for the months ahead are still vague, Herbert Hoover when the two ex- Suffered enough PsU* iH tt Csnaltla^niltia winwIM weattierstoppers warnings. The Federal Energy dent Ford faces in the years ahead, I l a iiH n i. fmnNOMifr OSTRINSKY Shortsighted politics, not a but include a desire to participate in Presidents met two decades ago at SCRAP WTAL Administration predicted in Asked about the suggestion. Presi­ money shouldn’t be a problem. In MANCIMSTa AWWM CO DEALER IN WASTE lack of warning, was the dent Grover Cleveland replied that the fall of 1975 that the fact, his federal benefits are so COMinUTMH WINOOWt 100 WEOT CENTB ST. Make Us Your Paint and Wallpaper Headquarters and PAPER problem and will continue to M U U M M M . WlWn MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. expected natural gas shortage “five acres seems needlessly large lucrative that it can seriously be T6l60>6IWS4S 1W1 be no matter how many agen­ and. In the second place, an ex­ itMawMe 4S4S Tel. 643-6736 or 643-6676 Thought questioned whether the pendulum The E.A. Johnaon Paint Company at 723 Main Street, Manchester, is the town’s oldest and finest paint and would begin to be felt by president has already suffered cies are collecting data for hasn’t swung too far the other way. wallpaper s to re .'^ id ra being centrally loacted in downtown Manchester, they offer convenient off Main Americans in the oncoming enough.” Capitol Hill. — from The Wall For starters, Mr. Ford will get a W M t ^ k in g in their lot adjoining their store. Johnson Paint offers the <»mplete quality line of famous broUwr winter. During this week we have been questions involved in such a belief. Clevdland’s rueful comment IGIUWER RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING •BANCHCSTU NECCHI St. Journal $63,000 pension annually as a former Manchester’s Only Complete Carpet Servleet I^teh Boy* ai^ Calltom l^ In t^ o r and exterior paints. Johnson Paint is also your headquarters for the best The.FEA staff was hauled sharing with you the importance of Through long years of continuous echoes throughout the pages of the to W allpa^, Varnishes, Duco Ddiix, Painter Supplies, ArtUt Materials, plus Window Shades. Their "Color Sewing Machine 5 President. Coupled with his benefits 14 High StrMt, rMr the Bible. It may be wise to conclude study he mastered all the ancient history of the presidency. In those for naval and c.ngressional service, 4f^,e MANCHESTER DUpenser dfers any literature but it is God’s Word for American University, he had to also gets an initial lump sum of $1 **Ssrvlng the area tlnce 195S*' ! ^ ‘SL s r 649-0545 travel to Germany to study at the years of public service. It was pain­ ______MO OaOM IT HAMCMlru 25 years ago mankind. In it we find a message for million to cover expenses of his first "ow .fWIT) IS*** ' us that is reliable and trustworthy. University of Heidelberg. To Babylo­ fully difficult for many of them to fit six months’ transition to private life, Price of regular gasoline drops to ** named new again into the private workforce. Oot A P a M n g Problem ? W ell Helpl 21.9 cent a gallon. ^ ®'lnnchester Housing “All scripture Is given by inspira­ nian he added Ethiopic, Phoenician, then will receive free office space tion of God, and is profitable for doc­ various Aramaic dialects, and so on, Congress and the public failed to M MAMNESTEI. RNMT ON iM S m r GREENS & THINGS ServicG sIW m M n t torntthlng lo u« — and M fvica means optndlng Manchester Polio drive hits |3,000. • and $96,000 a year to pay a staff. •nough ttim witlijroti lo h«lp jrou s«l«cl the right paint finiah for ttiat tob trine, for reproof, for correction, for until he had mastered 45 ancient ease their financial transition from COWIETIPWTM ft C8PVIIG soma rouYt ptanning. ua tor paint and aarvica whan you plan your nait MANCHESTER The Silk City football team give years ago 240 BROAD ST. . 043-1038 ies instmction in righteousness. That the languages and dialects. the White House and, as a result, Squandered wisdom LOW COST raiNTtM blood as a unit. This date was a Sunday; The WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) men of God may be perfect, One of the stirring moments in the The real point, however, is that the Republicans may form Eisenhower did not publish. many of our ez-Presidents were W W S CMM • IU 1M B 1 • M B STMPI **Plant People HARDWARE Club. ^ throughly furnished unto all good experience of his students occurred (tented comfort, dignity and security nation has largely squandered the Are Nice People'' Hardware • Garden Supplies • Plumbing Supplies cumlatlve wisdom of nearly 300 MIMT-MAN PRINTING Johnson PAI NT CQ works” (2 Timothy 3:15, 17). when, after a dissertation on the in their last years. / 640 MAIN 8T. • MANCHEETIR • Me-ITTT OatN OMLV 1S4 877 Main St. Athanasius, a fourth-century complete tmstworthiness of Scrip­ years worth of time in the lives of our • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES THURt. TIL S Some faced poverty • TRY OUR NEW 3-M BM O C O f M SUNDAY 11.S Free Parking Rear Of Store father, said, “The Holy Scripture is ture, the renowned scholar said with ex-Presidents, who have survived an GW Certificstea Avallsbis Almanac mightier than all synods .„ The tears: Some, including Founding Fathers average of about 12 years beyond the whole of our Scriptures, the O.T. and "Young men, there are many John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and White House. • Ou a.MAi V I'V limn Af Frank Arnone the N.T., are profitable for Instmc­ mysteries in this life I do not pretend James Madison, died in abject pover­ In Mr. Ford’s case, surely we find For all your Dry Cleaning Neede. tion as it is written.” To him the Bi­ to understand, many things hard to (,19.7901 Suadet, Laalhart, Wadding Qowne, By United Presn International Those bom on this date are under ty — Jefferson after selling his a better way to utilize this good lANCtS- JOHN'S FLOOR COVERING INC. Today is Saturday, Jan, 15, the 15th ble is "a Book wholly inspired by God explain. But I can tell you this mor­ Draperlea and ate. Parkada Claanara the sign of Caplcom. cherished library to pay debts. At man’s store of experience than to B e m £ ' S 7 day of 1977 with 350 to follow. from beginning to end.” ning with the fullest assurance that 110 Oakland SL Srooim Tux FREE can i be beat. AN our work la dona on Iho American black leader Martin least five others, including Woodrow have him live out his days— he's only pramlaaa. On# day tanrtca H needed. The moon ik between its last Let me share one other Illustration ‘Jesus loves n\e, this I know For the Wilson in this century, were so heavi­ Installing Since 1953 Special Prom, Crulte and Luther King was bom Jan. 15 1929. Bible tells me so.” 63 — searching for ways to keep busy. ta t. M m . a Tv m 'W I P.II. quarter and new phase. with you. Prof. Robert Dick Wilson, ly in debt that they were forced to O P E N D A R T 10 A . M . - 0 P . M . LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FORMICA Wedding Rates. w m i.. Thun, a M . la a a . M . In 1870, a cartoon done by Thomas It is to be hoped that Mr. Carter, for KITCHEN a BATH REMODELINQ The morning stars are Mercury, M.A., Ph.D., Princeton, who died in How wonderful to have a reliable rely on the charity of friends. ^ •ol'- 37 OAK STREET 046-88U Nast appeared in Harper’s weekly 1930, was a staunch defender of the Book that tells us of God’s great one, will see the potential in allowing Mars and Saturn. Truman, the last ez-President to MANCHESne PARKADE 643-9961 MANCHESTER, CONN. with‘a donkey symbolizing the doctrine of the verbal inspiration of love! his predecessor occasionally to serve PARKADE CLEANERS The evening stars are Venus and fdee serious money prpblems, said in 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday aez win mwsu tnl. MaacMUTa Democratic Party for the first lime; Holy Scripture and claimed, with Submitted by the nation he has faithfully headed, Jupiter. 1958 that "the United States Govem- 'nie symlxj^ stuck; Jiistlcei to be an experi m all the Pastor Jim Bellasov, r Scripps League Newspapers 1$T7 Faith Baptist Church itient turns Its dhisr Executives oiit I PAGE SDC-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mmchetter. Coon., S«t.. Jan. 15.1W7 Obituaries I lUUC I Poiice report Manrhester Evening Herald' Two persons are being held at the East Hartford Coventry For Edward Farr Mrs. Elizabeth P. Snow Manchester Police Department on Dr., Coventry. They were both A white male wearing a stocking After responding to an alarm Homo Dtlivory ROCKVILLE — E^lward “Popeye” Mrs. Elizabeth P. Snow, 89, of 55 charges of posession of marijuana. charged with criminal attempt to More area news, over bis head and carrying a sawed- Friday at 9:30 p.m. to the South Farr, 73, of Burlington, formerly of Tonica Spring Rd., formerly of Amott William J. Street Jr., 20, of 100 E. commit third-degree .-burglary. off shotgun held up the Elm Phar­ Phone 647-9946 Rockville, died Friday at Bristol Rd., died Friday afternoon at a Street Package Store on South St., Michael was also charged with ar a on Page 1D-B Center St„ was arrested Friday at EAST HARTFORD/ I NEWS macy at 159 Burnside Ave. Friday at Hospital. police arrested three youths. possession of burglary tools. ^ SATURDAY. JANUARY IS. 1977______PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS • SOUTH WINDSOR .VERNON Manchester convalescent home. She 10:08 p.m, at tte Essex Motor Inn, 6:20 p.m., police said. Mr. Farr was bom Feb. 1,1903 in was the widow of Walter G. Snow. 100 E. Center St., on complaint of dls- Patrolman Walter Solemskt pur­ Michael was released on $1,000 The clerk gave him $350 in cash. He Glasgow, Scotland, and had lived in Mrs. Snow was bom Dec. 7,1887 in sued a juvenile on foot at the scene non-sufety bond into the custody of orderliness. Street was charged with fled in a vehicle towards Hartford. Rockville for many years before Portadown County Armagh, possession of marijuana. He is being and captured him. The juvenile was the Willimantic police department moving to Bristol 47 years ago. He Northern Ireland, and had lived in charged with criminal attempt to which had been holding a warrant for Area CBers held at the Manchester Police Stanley R. Sienda, 43, of 418 Main had been employed for 35 years at the .Manchester for more than 60 years. Department for failure to post tend. commit toird-degree burglary and his arrest. St., Manchester was charged Friday East Hartford gets E. Ingram Co., Bristol, before She was a mem ber of Center Court date is Jan. 24. was reftfed to Juvenile Court. Daniel was released also on a $1,- with second-degree larceny and retiring in 1968. Congregational Church. Another charge for possession of A short time later, police arrested 000 non-surety bond for appearance meet police fourth-degree larceny. He is survived by three sisters, She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. marijuana stemmed from a false fire Michael Ostrowski, 16, and Daniel in Common Pleas Court 19 in Sienda had been arrested Thursday free hospital beds Mrs. John Turner and Mrs. Raymond C. Sumner (Dorothy) Roberts of alarm. OstrqOTki, 18, both of 33 Reynolds Rockville Feb. 1 with Michael on the at about 3 p.m. on Burnside Ave. and on Sunday Lehrmitt, both of Rockville, and Manchester, with whom she made At 1:52 a.m. today, the Town of — ^ c,oveniryCoventry cnarges.charges. Mrs. Leon Martin of Stafford her home; two sons, Clarence E. Manchester Fire Department charged then with second-degree The town now can offer the free chairs, walkers, commodes, and the larceny in connection with the theft Vernon Springs; and four brothers, Henry Snow of Vernon and G. Walter Snow responded to a box fire alarm at Brazilmns to give concerts use of 10 hospital beds through its of­ things people need when ill,” she of a Cadillac from 487 Burnside Ave., said. Farr of Rockville, William Farr of of Waquoit, Mass.; seven Hartford Rd. and Elm Sts., but found All area Citizens Band radio fice of nursing services, said police said. While he was being held Vernon, Lawrence Farr of grandchildren and seven great­ no one at the box when they arrived. for Mayfair residents operators interested in becoming in­ Caroline Furness, office director. “These beds are wonderful for us on $7,500 surety bond, police in­ to have " Manchester and George Farr of grandchildren. They followed foot tracks in the snow volved in a Vernon CB Emergency "We have five pink ones and five vestigation brought the charges Two concert artiste from Brazil green and they are in good con­ Prospect. The funeral is Monday at 11 a.m. at and were joined by Manchester Parente and Dos Anjos are visiting Services group are invited to a Nursing statistics made Friday. will launch a series of local dition,” she said. The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. police. A man was found walking Connecticut through the sponsorship meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Elks The case count at the end of The second-degree larceny charge appearances beginning today in The beds comes with wheels that from the O'Brien Funeral Home, 24 Burial will be in East Cemetery. near the Cheney Homestead. Iden­ Manchester. of the Connecticut-Paraiba Partners. Carriage House, N. Park St., December for the nursing office in­ stems from the theft of a car from According to a program called Rockville. lock, a crank to raise the back, and Lincoln Ave., Forestville, with a Friends may call at the funeral tified as Anthony F. Sweetman, 21, of Gerardo Parente, pianist, and cluded 1,343 individuals in 696 Hartford which was recovered in the Partners of the Americas, Paraiba, James Raymer, president of the side rails. They are all dis- Mass at St. Gregory's Church, home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 39 Sidnaw St., ^ u th Windsor. Wascily Simoes dos Anjos, oboeist, families being served at that time by Bristol, at 9. Burial will be in the p.m. Burnside Ave. area, police said. in northeastern Brazil, is Connec­ group, has been working for almost sassembled so that people can pick the town’s nurses, said Miss Furness. Sweetman was brought to will barely have time to flex their one up with a large station wagon or New St. Joseph's Cemetery, Bristol. The family suggests that any Manchester police headquarters and The fourth-degree larceny charge ticut's sister state. two years on forming guidelines for There were 904 health promotion stems from Sienda's wearing of a fingers between arrival in the organization. small truck, said Miss Furness. Friends may call at the funeral memorial gifts may be made to the charged with falsely reporting an in­ Manchester this forenoon and their patients, 298 disease control patients, leather coat, which was reportedly The CB operators are joining with The beds were the gift to the town home tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday Memorial Fund of Center cident. first performance at 2 p.m. at Crest- 19 mental health patients, 20 preg­ stolen, at the time of arrest, police the Vernon Police Department in by Richard E. Brown, head of from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Congregational Church. When police checked his clothins. field Convalescent Home. nant women, and 35 post partem said. Whatever connection with the department's Bromar Sales in Hartford. Mrs. patients. they found substances that led to the They were also scheduled for a Leslie Ann Schulze He is now being held on $10,000 sur­ Neighborhood Crime Watch "■y ^ .it* ' Esther Clarke, a Town Council drug charge. Sweetman is being held taped interview session this forenoon happened to There were 67 infants in the mater­ ety bond and will soon appear in Program, led by Officer William member, works with his firm. When ROCKVILLE - Leslie Ann About town at the Manchester Police Depart­ with Betty Ryder for a future broad­ nal and child health program. Common Pleas Court 12 here. Yetz, the department's community J.,..' she heard he had to get rid of the beds Schulze, infant daughter of Scott and ment because he was unable to post cast on radio station WINF. old-fashioned The office staff includes nine Monica Biesiadecid Schulze of 58 relations officer. from storage space he needed, she Manchester Assembly, Order ot bond for $100. Court date is Feb. 7. On Monday, the Brazilian artists nurses, a licensed practical nurse, a Vernon morality? Yetz said the new CB group has 10 suggested he give them to hiast Hart­ Grand Ave., died Friday at Rockville Rainbow for Girls, will meet Monday Teresa Ann Kearney, 21, of 369 will be luncheon guests in Cronin secretary, a bookkeeper, and A white male in his late 20s and charter members and 75 applications ford. General Hospital. She was born at 7:30 p.m. in the Lodge Room at the Franklin Ave., Hartford, was Hall at Mayfair Gardens, after which I t ’s a q u estio n y o u ’ve ... fct*' .J - . students from three area nursing carrying a revolver held up the pending. He said it isn't a law en­ Miss Furness said a public works schools. Thursday at the hospital. Masonic Temple for a special elec­ arrested Friday and charged with they will present a concert to the probably asked many times in Mount Vernon Dairy Store on Hart­ forcement group. However, department truck and crew went to She is also survived by her paternal tion of officers. third degree larceny and two counts residents of Mayfair Gardens. our topsy-turvy, upside-down The office spent $176,915 in the ford Tpke. Friday at 5:30 p.m. members will be working together to All that remained Friday of a condemned apartment building at 98 W. Main St. Rockville Hartford and picked up ail the beds. grandparents, Robert Schulze of of issuing a bad check at Sears in On Tuesday at 8 p.m., Parente and world. For today, long-held fiscal year ending in June 1976. Rochester, N.Y., and Mrs. Patricia The clerk, alone in the store at the notify the police of suspicious per­ was a pile of rubble. The building was ordered demolished by the town after it had been They are now in storage near the .-wmtwewr.'?,- Manchester. Kearney had been in dos Anjos will present a public con­ moral codes are challenged. extensively damaged by three fires. (Herald photo by Richmond) Town Hall. Harvie Moricz of Rockville. Winter custody of the East Hartford Police time, gave him an unknown amount New moral dilemmas without sons, crimes in progress and ac­ of cash. The man, wearing dark cert in Bailey Auditorium at cidents. The first man to make use of one of News briefs The private funeral is today at the sports Department on similar charges and Manchester High School. The event fixed solutions confront us. And clothing, then fled on foot in an un­ Yetz said he thinks Vernon is the the beds had just undergone open White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home, had been released on a $500 surety is free, but donations will be received practices once considered im­ 65 Elm St. Burial will be in St. Ber­ report known direction. first town to have CB operators and heart surgery, she said. His wife was bond, police said. for the benefit of the Manchester moral are now commonplace. delighted to have use of the bed The January meeting of the East nard's Cemetery. She was released from the No one was hurt. Police are in­ These troubling quandaries police working together in such a Vernon tenement leveled Bicentennial Band Shell fund. vestigating. group, although CB operators because of the great expenses they Hartford Paraprofessional Associa­ There will be supervised ice Manchester Police Department on a The musical guests from Brazil are probed in Courses by had gone through. tion has been rescheduled for Mon­ Frederick Fold themselves have formed such Demolition equipment moved into Vernon Mayor Thomas Benoit said skating today and Sunday from 10 $100 surety bond. Court date is Jan. will entertain residents at Newspaper’s winter series, The landlord, Robert Gardiner, All a family needs to complete the day at 7 p.m. in the student lounge on Frederick Pold, 83, of 333 Bidwell Ronald Godfrey, 40, of 150 groups. Rockville this week to tear down a he conducted a telephone poll of a.m. to 9 p.m. at Charter Oak Park, 25, Manchester Manor on Wednesday at “ Moral Choices in Contem­ was notified Monday that the bed is a twinsize mattress. the second floor of the Raymond St., formerly of Main St., died Friday Prospect St., Rockville was arrested Plans are being made to have in- condemned apartment building at 98 Town Council members because he Center Springs Pond Annex and About $6,500 worth of jewelry and 10 a.m. porary Society,” which starts building would be demolished. The "We are always in need of wheel Library on Main St. n i^ t at a Manchester convalescent today at 4:52 a.m. after an argument service training sessions in dis­ W. Main St. and all that’s left today is was anxious to have the building Union Pond Annex. There will be no money was reported missing from a Thursday evening, the artists will Saturday, Jan. 22, in The town plans to place a lien on the home. on Union St. with a police officer. He patching techniques, first aid and a small pile pi rubble. removed. It had been the scene of coasting or skiing today or Sunday McKee St. home Friday, according to give a guest recital at Yale Universi­ Herald’s Weekend magazine. property for demolition costs. Mr. Pold was bom Sept. 1, 1893 in was scheduled to appear in Common other areas. The apartment building, an old two other fires since the first one, the because of extreme icy conditions, police. Thq occupant reported a ty. Instead of posing “answers,” The town was allowed to take the Ukraine and had lived in Vernon breaking and entry occurred Pleas Court 19 in Rockville Feb. 19. the series' outstanding authors Yetz said members of the group wooden one, was first hit by fire in latest blaze only a few weeks ago. emergency measures to remove the College plans signup before coming to Manchester 10 according to the Manchester Recrea­ will be advised not to take action in August 1975. At that time the tenants tion Department. sometime between 7 and 9:56 p.m. MHS students March for perspectives on such The apartment was in an area sur­ hazardous structure through power years ago. Before his retirement 10 when she was out of the house. The A break into the Rockville Post Of­ issues as abortion, the family, an emergency unless they are were vacated and the building was rounded by other old wooden tene­ given in the state’s building code. years ago, be was self-employed and first floor was undisturbed, but fice was discovered today at 5:10 to manage sexual conduct, and business, qualified and to refrain from dis­ condemned by Building Inspector ment houses. The town is also seeking bids for for courses at EHHS operated a weather-stripping firm in a.m. by postal staff members. The cussing with nonmembers any calls Francis McNulty. MCC classes closets and bureau drawers on the se­ political and science ethics. The majority of council members the demolition of an old firehouse to Manchester Community College semester: Monday: Anatomy and Vernon. entry was made through a basement King’s Sunday reported to police for action. The Associated Building Wreckers cond floor were ransacked. Reported If you share our concern agreed, because of the emergency the rear of the Memorial Building on has announced that there will be an physiology, business environment; The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 missing are $200 in 20-dollar bills, window. It was not known late this Altout 60 Manchester High School about the future of morality, Yetz said the first six months will of Springfield and the Kement situation, to waive bids on the Park PI. evening registration session in East Main St., is in charge of resume Jan. 19 Tuesday: Introduction to data $300 in change, and jewelry valued at morning if anything was missing. juniors and seniors who are plan to join us weekly. It’s one be experimental to determine the Construction Co. of East Windsor demolition and to appropriate up to The town owns that building and Hartford for those people wanting to arrangements, which are in­ effect of the group’s operation and processing, introductory composi­ Manchester Community College $ 6 , 000. members of the Distributive Elduca- choice you can make in good tore the building down for a cost of $10,000 for the work. plans to use the space for additional enroll in the courses offered during complete. the police response time. $6,900. tion; Wednesday: Intermediate classes will begin Jan. 19 for the In'other police reports, a false fire tion Club of America (DECA) will conscience. parking faciiities. the forthcoming semester at East algebra, general psychology; In Memoriam spring semester. alarm was reported at Manchester ECHS entrance manage complete operations at Hartford High School. Thursday: Introductory sociology, la kmnf memory of Loren A. All general courses will begin Jan. High School Friday at 2:36 p.m. King’s Department Store all day Sun­ The session will be held from 6 effective speaking. Each is a three- Keeney, who pasaed away Janoary 19, and community services division Paul Cutting of 192 Lake St. tests reset day. p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 18, in credit, three-semester hour course. llUi. U7 1 courses will begin at various times the high school auditorium. reported Friday that a CB radio, The entrance examination for in­ 'hie students will display merchan­ Coventry eilucators hear many reports There are fees. The dayi and aiftali are kmely throughout the month, according to a bracket and antenna were taken dise and handle the cash registers. D -. I t^ irk A f ...... • ' -I- Eight courses are being offered in coming freshmen at East Catholic By LINDA LOVERING school halls, referring to them as the Other registration sessions will be As I fo Uuxw^Mut life alone. college official. from his car parked in the rear of the The DECA group has performed this Successful idea "These show how teachers are East Hartford as part of a five- The place we shared together High School for next fall which was COUKSES BV NEW8PAPH1 Herald Correspondent “good squad.” held on the Manchester Community Doesn't seem the same old borne There has been some confusion on Sears parking lot sometime between operation annually for several years. Donald Nicoletti, high school teaching basic facts in the most in­ semester cycle that will allow College campus from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. the semester's starting date, because canceled today because of the Coventry School Supt. Arnold genious ways I’ve ever seen,” he students to fill all the requirements ‘Dme Is siippooed to heal the pain the time he left his car Thursday weather has bron rescheduled for TTiey hope to increase their sales this Courses by Newspaper are Elman and High School Principal guidance director, said that having on Tuesday, Jan. 18, and from 9 a.m. Aad UfhtCB the bvdens we bur. the Jan. 19 date was changed from morning and the time he returned to year over last year's which were a offered for college credit by students select their own courses and said. tor a General Studies Associate to noon on Saturdays, Jan. 22 and 29. Bat m this, the 5th Aaniversary — the date published in the catalogue, next Saturday, Jan. 22, from 8 a.m. to Milton Wilde will investigate possi­ Wet presentation Degree and many of the There's sUU that vacant chair. his car late that afternoon after 12:45 p.m. nine per cent increase over the Manchester Community ble fire hazards at the school as a teachers has been a successful idea. Intern program Mail registrations will be accepted which covers the 1976 through 1978 work. previous year's sales. Ctoyle Edmundson, principal of The program has cut fall schedule requirements for other degree until Thursday, Jan. 20. Classes will Sadly missed. There will be a $3 fee to defray the College. For, details, call 646- result of student concerns about their The school board decided to in­ school years , the spokesman said. George Herscy Robertson School, changes by 75 per cent, he said. programs offered by MCC. Each ______Wife and Children . . cost of the examination, payable at DECA is a group within the 2137. smoking area. volve Coventry in the intern program be filled on a first come, first served kept school board members laughing Nicoletti also talked about the class will meet once a week on Mon­ the time of the examination. Cooperative Occupation Educational Representatives of the students' at the State Capitol. basis, and the college reserves the Program (COEP) at the high school as he gave his report on innovative counselor-teacher observer day through Thursday evenings from right to cancel any course in which Senior Court asked the Board oi practices. Kathy Mohan, a graduate of the directed by Mrs. Nancy Grassilli. program. Guidance counselors take high school and now a freshman at 7 p.m. to 9:40 p.m. tor 15 weeks enrollment is insufficient. Education Thursday night to con­ First, he tried to serve student- beginning the week of Jan. 24. Medicare complaints over a teacher’s class while the Wheaton College, is in the college in­ For information, call Manchester sider moving the smoking area. The made cider to board members. But teacher observes. The program helps tern program. Ms. Mohan spoke for The following courses are offered Community College, Community Ser­ students said the present location, the cider spilled over remaining in East Hartford during the coming students feel the counselor is aware the program and urged the board to vices Division, at 646-2137. outside the cafeteria, is a fire examples of student work, so the rest of their academic problems and involve the high school in it. aired at hearing H alf Mpirtn Dollars Worth of Fine Furniture At 4 Stores! hazard. of his presentation was all wet. allow the teacher to observe students There is no money budgeted for the It was decided that Elman and School board members gamely HAR'TFORD (UPI) — Connecticut 'I think we learned that everyone in­ from the different perspective. program, but State Rep. Robert Wilde will determine whether a new sported hats made by fourth grade Medicare recipients pay more out of their- volved can do more. The medical society sunda William McDermitt, Coventry “Skip” Walsh will provide transpor­ Towns strain to stay 1 OPEN T IH P ^ ^ location is needed. students, looked cider-covered pocket than their counterparts in can do a lot more,. The elderly need to ask Grammar School principal, listed an tation for the student chosen, if adjoining states. The student representatives also papers, and admired “wickyups,” more of doctors and the Social Security reported on the success of the Senior ecology unit, a Mexican fiesta, ant needed. Rep. Anthony Moffett, D-Conn,, who handmade Indian hats. within snow budgets people didn’t convince me they have done 1 Court, which meets weekly and hears farms, a monarch butterfly exhibit, The students will receive credit called a congressional hearing Friday at enough to find out why this condition Edward Mahoney, Captain Nathan field trips to the Brick School, senior cases of alleged student violations. toward graduation for participation Equipment breakdowns and the Connolly said storms have created the state Capitol in Hartford, concluded exists,” Moffett said after the hearing. Hale School principal, reported that The court punishes the violators and citizens-student interviews and in the program. The program in­ high cost of overtime h6lp are long working hours and many equip­ bureaucrats, senior citizens and doctors Generally, doctors said the fee the co-educational home economics The NEW Wethersfield reports its actions to Wilde. Thanksgiving food collection as some volves one day a week for a month. plaguing area towns in the effort to ment breakdowns in his town, but the were all partly responsible. program has been successful. schedules were not realistic in many Wilde said the court has been of the new programs this year. The school board closed its stay within their budgets for snow budget is holding up. So far this Moffett called all sides together to dis­ The students have learned eases, senior citizens said physicians successful, and he brought a note of McDermitt also showed the board meeting Thursday night before removal and ice control. season, Coventry has spent the cover why Connecticut residents covered budgeting, shopping, sewing and weren’t responsive to the public need and humor to the discussion when he examples of teacher-made games finishing all its business, so there will equivalent of two weeks more in under the federal health insurance nutrition, he said, and they are "lear­ Back-to-back storms on weekends government officials said inflation was a talked about the students who patrol and teaching tools. be another meeting Tuesday at 8:30 budget money than last year at this program for the elderly are forced to pay big factor. ning and enjoying.” have, in some towns, strained the p.m. at the high school. overtime budgets and truck time, he said. larger out-of-pocket fees than their Dr. Thomas M. Feeney, consultant to ^ Q u r i t a n DIsirfhulfon Center breakdowns in other towns have Connolly mentioned that this counterparts in other New England states. Connecticut General-the firm that has forced hiring of private plowing year’s cold winter is causing in­ Under Medicare, "reasonable fee” for a the Medicare contract for the state, con­ creased heating costs at the town specific medical service is set and 80 per crew s. One town reported no ceded the low assignment rate was the Here are next week’s area calendars problems. garage and other town facilities, but cent of that cost is covered by the problem, but he, like the others, didn’t 1210 SILAS OEAIME HIGHWAY program. know why. Andover Tuesday 8 p.m., Town Hall. In Andover, Road Foreman and conservation measures have averted TAKE EXIT 24 OFF 1-91 S % S k t Selectman Percy Cook wouldn’t say a need for more appropriations. But if a doctor’s actual charge is higher Dr. Hilliard Spitz, president of the state Monday Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m., Com­ East Hartford Paraprofessional South Windsor NORTH TO WETHERSFIELD... ill/ munity Hall. he’s comfortable with the snow In South Windsor, Public Works than the “reasonable fee,” patients must medical society, said his group didn’t Association, 7 p.m., Raymond PLENTY OF FREE & EASY STORESIDE PARKING Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Office Monday Director Alan Young said he doesn’t pay the entire difference out of their own Bolton Congregational Church Library. budget, but he’s hoping for the best. know why the problem existed, claiming Building. South Windsor Town Council, 8 anticipate any problems with the pockets. the fee schedule for the state is not much Ladies Benevolent Society, 8 p.m. Talk on "Exploring Inner Space,” 8 Cook said Andover’s overtime Tuesday p.m.. Town Hall (touncil Chambers. snow and ice control budget. 'Hie Moffett said studies showed 64 per cent different than elsewhere. 450 DINING ROOMS United Methodist Church Ad­ p.m., Temple Beth Tefilah, 465 Oak costs are actually running behind last of bills for Medicare patients in Connec­ Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., An­ ministrative Council, 7:30 p.m., St. Tuesday year’s, with 294 hours so far this town has used less than half of its He said his group was trying to explain overtime money and sand and salt ticut were over the allowable rate, com­ the disparity. dover Elementary School. Sumner residence, Bolton Center Rd. Banquet to honor EHHS champion Planning and Zoning Commission season compared to 311 at this point SAVET0U50. last winter. supplies are good, he said. pared to 27 per cent in Rhode Island, 29 He theorized part of the problem was Organizational meeting for 4-H Wednesday football team, 6:30 p.m., Marco Polo public hearing, 8 p.m.. Town Hall 'liiings could change in just a week, per cent in Massachusetts and 50 per cent that there was less of a tradition of doc­ Club, 7:30 p.m., home of Dwight Planning Commission, 8 p.m., Restaurant, Burnside Ave. Council Chambers. The cost of sand and salt, however, 375 SLEEP SOFA BEDS Knowlton, Hebron Rd. though, if heavy storms continue. natkNially. tors taking part in health insurance plans Conimunity Hall. Tuesday Board of Education budget has increased substantially. Cook said, noting that Andover can dip into Young added. in Connecticut than elsewhere. Wednesday Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Com­ Town Council, 8 p.m., Town Hall. workshop, 7:30 p.m., Union School. SAVE TO 425. road maintenance funds to cover Equipment breakdowns seem to be Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., First munity Hall. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Thursday Congregational Church. snow removal costs if necessary. the major problem in the Town of Fire calls IDDDRECLINERS Thursday Penney High School. ^ t a Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Vernon, Public Works Director 175 BEDROOMS SAVE TO 60°o Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m., Town Phi, 7:30 p.m., home of Diana In Bolton, First Selectman David Bolton Ecumenical Ctouncil, 8 p.m., Wednesday Dreselly says the budget is tight, Ronald Hine indicated. In the last FOR EXAMPLE MODERN BEDROOM Office Building. Hakian, 12 Ahem Dr. St. Maurice Church Parish Center. major storm, the department listed ■ DRESSER I MIRROR by Stanley SAVE TO >55 Andover Elementary School family Personnel Appeals Board, 7:30 “but we should have available Mancheater Friday, 8:05 p.m. -F irs t aid to 530 Friday p.m.. Town Hall. funds." tour truck breakdowns. Burnside Ave. ■ CHEST ■ FULL OR OUEEN BED pizza dinner, 5:30 to 7:30 p m Friday, 2:39 p.m. —False alarm to 5DD BEDDING SETS school. Democratic Town Committee, 8 Human Rights Commission, 7:30 Fernofi Dreselly said the money In each storm, Vernon has had to Manchester High School. (Town) Friday, 8:05 p m. -F ir s t aid to 74 Governor St. Thursday p.m.. Community Hall. p.m., Town Hall. designated for snow removal is being hire several private crews to help Friday, 3:01 p.m. —Water (low alarm Sunday with snow removal. Hine said. to 210 Pine St.tTow Friday, 9:30 p.m. —Auto accident on fETOnOO. depleted rapidly, but Bolton can also Library Board, 8 p.m., library. Jaycee's Mayor’s Breakfast, 8:30 Hine said Vernon has used about Friday, 5:21 p.m. —Minor (Ire In the the southbound side of Hi. 2 at Ehtii 5C, Coventry Hebron use its maintenance funds, if Friday, 10:24 p.m. —Auto accident on Friday a.m., Howard Johnson’s Restaurant, necessary. He said there is $20,000 in two-thirds of its 1976-1977 snow Cheney Bron. plant off Pine St. in a velvet Rt. 30,8:30 a.m. making machine. The company fire Rt. 5 before Goodwin St. I Parent-Teacher Association Monday Monday the Town Aid Road Fund and another removal budget so far. The budget in­ brigade put ont the fire before the fire Friday. 10:59 p.m. -F irst aid to 555 movie, “Savage Sam,” 7:30 p.m., An­ Town Council, 7:30 p.m., Town Town offices open, town clerk, tax Monday $10,000 in the road repair budget. cludes sand and salt as well as over­ Burnside Ave. depertment arrived. (Town) dover Elementary School. Hall. collector and assessor, 7 to 9 p.m. Charter Revision Commission, 8 Coventry Town Manager Frank time pay and truck rental costs. Today, l:M a.m. —False alarm palled Friday, II 54 p.m. -F irs t aid to 42 Mill SAVE 30% TO 60% Rd. Assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Office Sewer Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town R h ^ District 8 Board of Educa­ p.m., Memorial Building, Park PI. at the box at Hartford Rd. and Elm St. Building. Hall. tion, Rham Library, 7:30 p.m. Vernon Elementary PTO, 7:30 See police news in today's Herald. To^y, 12:42 a.m. —Chimney fire at IVfls 799 WAREHOUSE -TOYOU (Town) 1879 Main St. with little damage. Tuesday Rham Music Boosters, open public p.m., Rt. 30. John Loranger to speak Today, 6:05 a m. —Smoke at 100 O K N DAftV NOW ‘399. ^ Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals, 7:30 meeting, 7:30 p.m., Itoam Music on 1-86. Orchard St. Room. Board of Directors, Hockanum Bolton ZBA approves E ul Hartford lO T O r 30'. - SAVINGS! 60’. p.m., Town Hall. Today. 6:25 a m.—First aid to II5 Sunday Board of Education, 8:30 p.m., Tuesday Valley Council, 8 p.m., TAC Building. Nutmeg Lane. Rt. 30. Friday, 10:40 a m. -F irst aid to 153 St. Maurice Church parish council, Coventry High School. Democratic Town Committee, 8 bill for used car lot School St. 'Today, 7:22 a.m. -Smoke In the Coca 7 p.m.. Parish Center. Tuesday Friday, 1:11 p.m. -Sm oke reported in Cola building at 451 Main St. Saturday p.m.. Town Office Building. parallel tu tlie road. the Steak Chib at 880 Main St. Today, 8:30 a.m. —Broken water pipe Monday Junior Women’s Club, 7:30 p m Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. Middle Town tax sale, 9 a m.. Town Hall. Phelps Hall, Rt. 85. School, Rt. 30. The Bolton Zuimig Board of • There can be no more than three Friday, 1:2« pm -First aid to 76 at 109 Central Ave. with little damage Town clerk, tax collector, Appeals (ZBA) has granted Charles reported, Tolland County Art Workshop, 9 inoperable cars. PriMpect St. assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Community Wednesday Krebs permission to operate a used Hall. a.m. to 3 p.m., Lottie Fisk Building, • There can be no cars within 15 Friday, 3:02 p.m. -First aid to 407 Pre-school story hour, Douglas car business at an existing gasoline ToUandSt. Henry Park. feet of the property side lines. .South Windsor Bolton High School parents group. East Hartford Library, Hebron Center Green, 10 service station on Hop River Rd. (Rt. Friday, 1:42 p.m. —Auto accident in Hope Chapter 60, OES, 8 p.m.. • The display area is to be about 60 Friday, 5:27 p.m. - F ir e In an oven at 7:30 p.m., school library. a.m. 6 ) front of Warehouse Foods off Main St 736 Graham Rd. The NEW Wethersfield Q u rita n Distrihution Center Sunday Masonic Temple, Orchard St. feet square. Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Com­ Thursday The permission, voted unanimous­ Friday, 4:20 p.m. -F irs t aid to 5 Main munity Hall. Democratic Town Committee, Wednesday • No m.ajor repairs are to be done St. Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town ly Thursday night, carries several outside the building. Tollund Ambulance Study Committee, 8 meeting to vote on vacant seat on Jaycee awards dinner, 6:30 p.m.. restrictions: Friday, 6:30 p.m. -F irs t aid to 104 1210 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY WETHEPSFIELD Office Building. Krebs still must get state approval Mala St. p.m.. Community Hall. Town Council, 8 p.m., Raymond The Colony, Talcottville. • No more than IS cars will be dis­ Friday, 7:45 p.m. — Auto accident on 1- Library. Hebron Center Nursery School, tor a used car dealership license Friday, 7:23 p.m. —Broken water pipe United Methodist Church pastor- played. 86 westbound at Exit 100. Tolland am- public mMting, 8 p.m., Phelps Hall. Thursday No one attended the ZBA’s at School St. and EHIngton Kd. bululance and rescue squad responded parish relations committee, 8 p.m. Monday • The cars must be behind the Republican Town (Committee, 8 Annual meeting. Union Thursday night hearing, a continua­ Public Health Nurses Association, p.m.. Town Office Building. Congregational Church, 6:30 p.m. building’s front edge line, running tion of an earlier session” 4^ i\ PAGE TWO-B — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Jan. 15. 1977 ST. BAKTHOtOMEW'S CHURCH, E, Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Husaey, minister; Rev. Fredrick Lanz, director MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Jan. 15. 1977- PAGE THRER-R pastor. of Christian education. Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday LOCAL CHURCHES ) 9:15 a.m.. Church School for ail ages, Scoreboard Masses at 8:30, 10: IS and 11:30 a.ni. kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Bow ling j Tennis classic GOSPEI. HALI„ 415 Center St. Church School through Grade 6, Nursery during the service. Sharing Class, 20^0 I SPRINGFIELD, Mass. f ^ ^ S p o r t i 1 for small children. Pond Annex for skatin. 6:30 p.m.. 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Junior and Senior Youth. Class, led by the Rev. Mr. Lanz, 40-plus (U PI) - The $50,000 Sunday School; 7 p.m.. GoW l meeting. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 s i s t o SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Class, led by the Rev. Mr. Stairs; 10:30 WHA Springfield International ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Spruce St, Rev. Art Kay, moderator. a.m.. Morning Worship, message: Grayce Shea 488, Marie Donna Bremser 130-340, 553, Rich Higgins 570. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Baal ELKS - Bill Adamy 359, Tennis (Hassle, part of the .Halurday Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. 9:15 a.m„ Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. "Telling Everything You Know," Whit Hastings 142-367, Rich Ludlow 199-182-547. Emma ‘ Johnson 132-355, Grand Prix Circuit, will be Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In­ CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James W L T Rs. BASKETBALL William J. Stack, Rev. William J. D. MacLauchlin, minister. Nursery is provided; 6 p.m.,- Youth Bev Anderson 127, Joanne held at the Springfield Killeen. formal Worship, study and fellowship. ■ Quebec Cabral 378, Jack Talley U.S. MIXED- Mary Ann South Crniral CC al 10 a.m.. Nursery through Church Fellowships meet. 25 15 1 51 136, Bob Pagano 360, Bruce EASTERN BUSINESS - (Cochran 346. Civic Center February 7- Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m!, ST, JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James Cincinnati Clark 181-464. Diane Bren­ AlCC, 8 School Grade 12, sermon by the Rev. Dr. SOUTH UNTXED METHODIST 21 18 2 44 Fish 364, Rocco Dicenso Tony Rinaldi 175-415, Paul 13. Nearly 40 players, in­ school auditorium; Sunday Masses at Archambault and Rev, Francis CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George Indianapolis nan 176-507, Sharlie DeLi- HOCKEY MacLauchlin, "A Man Called Bar­ 21 18 2 44 Gllberto 171-417, Al Bonlni cluding two-time Grand 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. Krukowskif co-pastois; Rt. Rev. Msgr. W. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Minnesota . 152-405, A1 Pirkey 137-136- POWDER PUFF- Pat sle 176-467, Carol Gardner .Alanrhraler at Conard, Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. nabas!" Fellowship Hour following the 19 18 5 43 164-152^27, Mike Davis 159, Prix champion Guillermo and noon in school auditorium. service. pastors. New England 390, Bob Bonadies 137-376, L eG eyt 176, M arilyn 9 : 1.? Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 17 25 4 38 Ed Ralph 158-414, Sandy 450, Lois Sperry 483, Gail THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Services, Birmingham Ernie Pepin 352, Bob Chmlelewskl 190-469, Edith Vilas of Argentina, have St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST 15 30 1 31 Hanna 155-397, Ding Balch Shimaitis 481, Marge DeLi- filed early entry. SOCIETY I EAST, Community Y, 79 N. Pastor Webb preaching: "C'mon Now, Is K f T JONES PASSEP FOff Talmadge 358, Joe Cataldi T racy 217-479, T erry officers. noon, and 5 p.m, Weal 154, Ted Kowzun 149-425, sle 473, Peg Callahan 456, Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, There Any Use of Prayer?”; 9 a.m.. 2,483yps|N'7S,7n4 IN Sr. 353, Dorn Farr 363, Art Siemienski 177-178-487, Horse trials 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN W L T Pts. THEAF.& WHO WAS THE Ron Joiner 148, Ray Daw­ Ginger Yourkas 483, John minister. Adult Bible Study on Gospel of Luke, San Diego Cabral 373. Barbara Sullivan 190-472, WENHAM, Mass. (UPI) Holiness Meeting: 6 p.m., Open-Air CHURCH, (MISSOURI SYNOD), Grades 1 through 6 Sunday School! 24 16 2 50 N.F.C. RUNNER-WP IN '76? son 147, Pete Scott 145-402, Jenkins 219, Dave Cone 211, Freestyle Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. 10:30 a.m., John Barnard, architect Winnipeg Bonnie Legg 175, Marty Ed Yourkas 551. — Ledyard ‘77, a three day Junior High, Nursery through 5 year 23 15 1 47 A. R06ER STAURACH Dave Dynas 143-143-411, KI LL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- Kuhl, pastor. and conservationist, will speak on un­ Houston EARLY BIRDS - Vi Bradswhaw 480, Ellen STRATTON North American Inter­ derground housing in “Tp ^ Or Not To olds; 10:45 a.m., Junior and ^ n io r High 21 16 5 47 a billy KILMER Bub Holmes 143-409, Al Gr- NATIO.NAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Edmonton Carr 134-366, Sophie Welply Albert 489, Vicky Glass c o u n t r y ” c l u b - Vic MOUNTAIN, Vt. (UPI) - national Championship for Be — Underground." He will be joined by Class, Nursery through 5 year olds; 7:30 19 23 1 39 C. dAMK HARRIS 126-344, Nancy Trask 127, zyb 143-399, Gabe. Szabo Abraitis 356, Ted Backiel Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to p.m. Praise and Teaching Service. Phoenix 471, Charlotte Ferguson The $130,000 World riders and horses from all Charles MacArthur of Tolland, who will 17 23 2 36 Nancy Simpkins 342, Nan- 142, Ding Balch 418, Tom 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year Youth CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBLIES 468, Jennie Ojala 450. 368, Larry Bates 160-150- Professional Freestyle over the world, will be held Instruction. discuss the moral dilemma facing our Calgary 16 21 2 34 6pA999'5:J3B(U^aMSU6 Turner 400, Dorn and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. 442, Carl Bolin 144-368, Competition will be held at at Ledyard Farm October FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, fuel consuming society. Nursery and Sun­ FrlHuy'a Rraulla DeDominlcus 398, Jim Deliverance Service. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. PARKADE DUSTY- Norm Clark 368, Ding Farr Stratton Mt. January 22-23. 14-17. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. day School, Coffee and Conversation. Houston 5, Birmingham 3 Sirianni 393. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School, Evangelist K. of C. - Bill Tomlinson Gary Atamlan 202-220-601, 137-385, Frank Kiernan 137- Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James 11 a.m., (Church Service, Sunday School JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Kingdom E dm onton 5, New Basketball Hall, 726 N. Main St. Stefan G".!yas will speak to combined England 3 222-246-644, Don Palmer Roland Smith 203-223-595, 385, John Rieder 136-142- Beliasov, pastor. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for classes of youth and adults; 10:50 a.m.. 593, Norman Dey 204-554, HOME ENGINEERS - 390, Serge Sartor! 155-366, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. very young pupils, subject of the lesson- 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "In­ M innesota 9, In ­ Mark Warner 219, Ted creasing the Fruits of God’s Spirit in Morning Worship, the Rev. Mr. Gulyas, A1 Giguere 229-578, Ellie Maryls Dvorak 177-502, Bidwell 17-559, Ken Pete Staum 153-139-396, Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening Ser­ sermon : "Life," golden text from the Bi­ preacher; 7 p.m.. Evening Worship and dianapolis 5 JANUARY SPECIALS ON SIDING! vice. ble, “The gift of God is eternal life Your Life” ; 11 a.m., Group discussion of Newcomb 204, Charlie Tar- Hildur Zawistowski 176- Hesford 202-574, Larry Bund! Tarca 150-390, Gor­ missionary service. Phoenix 6, Cincinnati 5 PEE WEE CHI RCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, through Jesus Christ our Lord." Romans Dec. 15 Watchtower magazine article pinian 225, Nels Johnson 467, Phyllis Heritage 207- Davis 224, John DeAngelis don Wilson 151-367. duminuni, vinyl siding "H old On — The P rom ise Neal's TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Winnipeg 5, Calgary 3 Blue Moon bested Willis Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. 6:23. The Christian Science Reading 212, John Sullivan 200, 457, Martha McKenna 179, 214-561, Brian Boyington Fulfillment!” Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. (Only games scheduled.) Garage, 24-22, in overtime Rich ski with insuiated pandt Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul Room, 968 Main St., is open to the public Mike Petruniw 202, A1 Jan McKenney 464, Cathy 214, Ken Cooley 202-557, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 238 Swensen, pastor; Milton Nilson, assistant last night at the Communi­ NORTH ANDOVER, Trinque. Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to to the pastor. LaPlant 212, Milt Kershaw B ohjalian 474, Edith Carl Ogren 203, Al little 3 p.m. and the first and third Thursday Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; ty Y. Matt Gagnon had nine Mass. (UPI) — The richest 20 Colors To Choose FromI Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m!; 8:30 a.m., Worship Service with Prof. 211. Palmer 454. 222-615, Bill Tomlinson 204- Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 evenings from 7 to 9 except holidays, a Rev. Donald P. Kauffman, associate points and Jeff Boudreau ski competiton ever staged Prices Are Now Lower on SMbigl pastor. Hiromu Shimizu from Japan as guest 200-561, Brian Block 213- a.m. free public lending library is m aintain^. me eight for Blue Moon while in Massachusetts, the 340,- Free Eatimatea — Eeay Terma 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all speaker, Trinity Tots for 3 year olds GOP - Pat D’Amato 450, ANTIQUES - Joan 224-603, John Farrand 561, IM TED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Campbell Conference 000 Dodge Cup, will be held ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, through kindergarten, Nursery for in­ Bill Kiernan and Paul Harriet Haslett 452, 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, Church and Park Sts. Rev, Stephen K. Patrick Division DeDominicis 126-137-366. Floyd Totten 204551, Mike at the Boston Hills ski message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, fants; 9:30 a m., Sunday Bible School for Tetreault had eight and six BILL TUNSKY 649-909S pastor. Jacobson, pastor; Rev. Alan Broadhead, W L T Pts. happen 551, Ralph Dukett area, February 22-24. assistant to the rector. Children’s Church and Nursery provided; 3 year olds through adults. Nursery for respectively for Garage. 1 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m,, infants; 10:50 a.m., Worship Service with Philadelphia 25 9 9 59 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 2; 9 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by the Joe Johnson popped in 14 “Sound of His Coming" radio program on Prof. Shimizu as guest speaker. Trinity NY Islanders 25 10 6 56 WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. a.m., Daily Office with sermon by Father Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. points as CB(? downed the Broadhead, CJiurch School, Nursery care, CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Tots for 3 year olds through Atlanta 21 16 7 49 Elks, 19-11. Jamie Gem- ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL kindergarten. Children’s Church for CATHOLIC CHI RCH, 23 Golway St. followed by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Holy Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. NY Rangers 16 18 12 44 bala and Dale Mikoleit Grades 1 through 3, plus a Nursery for Rev. Walter A, Hyszko, pastor. Baptism with the Holy Eucharist and ser­ 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Snivtlie Division each had a pair for the infants; 4:30 p.m., Inquirer’s Class; 5:30 9 a m., Mass in English; 10:30 a.m., mon by Father Jacobson; 5 p.m.. Worship, sermon: "Why Sermons Fail” ; W L T Pts. Elks. p.m., Inquirer’s Class meeting with the Mass in Polish and English. Evening Prayer. 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: ’"rhose Lower St. Louis 18 21 5 41 Lights." diaconate; 7 p.m., Prof. Shimizu will Action at the West Side CHI RCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF NORTH UNITED .METHODIST Chicago 15 22 6 36 show slides and talk about the work our Rec saw WINF down LATTER-DA3 SAINTS, Woodside St. It CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Vancouver 13 29 4 30 Custer, pastor. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF missionary, the Rev. Harry Engeman, is Nassiff Arms, 21-15. Mike Hillstown Rd. Wendel K. Walton, bishop. doing in Japan. Minnesota 10 22 9 29 Hassett had six points and :MO; 8:30 a m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a m .. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, ser­ CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell H. (Herald photo by Barlow) EMANTEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Colorado 11 24 7 29 Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 mon: "Togetherness is Risky!” Coffee Curtis Jr., Rev. R. Winthrop Nelson Jr., Kiffy Silver, Rich Longo Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald Wales Conferenee 1 ^ p.m.. Sacrament Service, fellowship between services; 9 a.m.. pastors. and Bruce Kelsey four Fournier and Rev. Dale Gustafson, Norris Division St, John^s Episcopal Church, CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Church School, Nursery, Grades 3 9 a.m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, Simp­ apiece for the Radiomen pastors; Miss Jennie Jones, intern; Rev. CHI RCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. ihrough 6; 10:30 a.m.. Church School, son Wing; 10a.m., Worship Service in the W L T PU. while Bruce Feshler had OPEN East Hartford Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, co-pastors. Nursery, kindergarten and Grades 1 and Sanctuary with the Rev. Mr, Nelson C. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. Montreal 32 6 6 70 eight and Kevin O’Connell 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church 2; Noon, Human Sexuality Workshop preaching. Church School; 11 a.m.. 9:30 a.m.. Divine Worship and Church Pittsburgh 17 17 8 42 four markers for Nassiff’s. SUNDAY School from Grade 10, Nursery for small ends; 1:30p.m., Green Lodge visitation; Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 4 p.m,. School, Chapel Service for children, Los Angeles 14 21 10 38 children: 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, 5 p.m., Junior High Youth meet at Union Grade 8 Confirmation, Carrier Room Nursery for infants; 10:45 a.m., Annual Detroit 13 25 5 31 meeting of the congregation, movies for COM3ILNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Washington 12 25 6 30 S c h o l a s t i ^ 9 am to 4 pm AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, children. Nursery for infants: 6:45 p.m., Youth board. .Adams Division J 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon SUirs W L T Pts. results-*"^ AREA CHURCHES Buffalo 27 11 4 58 Boston 27 13 3 57 Basketball 'zrm POOD COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Toronto 21 17 6 48 ILLING , STAMP 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30, 9 a.m., and 5 and CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Rd. 31. Lane House; 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Coffee and Conversation; 11 a.m.. Family Cleveland 13 24 7 33 filing Junior High’s LCUSTOMERS Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. 7 p.m. Confessions. Saturday 4 and 7 30 p.m. Vestry Fund collection, sermon: “A Worship Service, Nursery provided for Emanuel Lutheran Church Friday’s Results basketball team improved CeiitanCAiU^ .. 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Pedigree L ine." Coffee Hour in the its record to 3-1 with a 64-46 ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, infants through Grade 2, meditation on Atlanta 3, St. Louis 2 2 School: 7:30 p.m.. Bible Study at par­ vestry after the service; 6 p.m.. Confir­ “The Joy of Believing” ; 11:50 a.m.. to elect new officers (Only game scheduled.) victory over Kosciusko - l b | sonage on Cornwall Dr. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, mation Class; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim iPriiice Spaghetti pastor. Special address by Philip Susag yesterday at Illing. Ozzie P k g l iBeef Chuck Roast FIRST ASSEMBLIES OF COD, 763 Fellowship. UNION CONGREGATIONAL ^i^in, Regular or Elbow Macaroni Oak St., East Hartford, Rev. Ralph F. 9 a m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Johnson had 19 points, BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ Emanuel Lutheran Church will reports win oe made. Jelley, pastor. Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Jamie Gallagher 16 and Another Big Value from S T . BERNARD'S CHURCH, man, minister; Rev, David B. Eusden, elect officers during the annual Coffee will be served before the j U S D A ^ 10 a.m., CJiurch School; 11 a.m.. Mor­ Stanton Conover, minister. associate minister. NBA Brian Sweeney nine for the Prince Sauces the Best Meat Men in the ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. 10:15 a m.. Church School and meeting of the congregation Sunday meeting, and a movie will be shown Eastern Conference Rams. Ken Hill and Bob Plain, Meat and Mushroom CHOICE Business! Rev. William J. Flynn, assoc, pastor. 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class; 10:30 at 10:45 a.m. at the church. VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Nursery; iu;su a m.. Worship Service in a.m,. Church School, infants through to children during the annual con­ Atlanlic Division Halldin each had 15 Old Town Rd. Rev. Frank Alagna, weekend assistant. The agenda for the meeting will clave. rebounds and Johnson 14. 6 oz 7 9 ! Chandler Hall, sermon: "The Beginnings W L Pet. GB Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Grade 8; 10:45 a.m,. Morning Worship, Tomato Paste i% 9:45 a m.. Sunday School for all ages; of Great Religions"; 7:30 p.m.. Junior also include pastoral surveys by the The bnly Sunday worship service cans day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. sermon topic: “ When Silence Is Not Phila. 24 15 .615 - Luigi Vitalii Imported 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Golden” ; 11:45 a.m., Coffee Hour; 1:30 pastors, the Rev. Ronald J. Fournier will be at 9:30 a.m., and Church NY Knicks 19 20 .487 5 BEN.NET Chuck Pot Roast Evening Evangelistic. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Fellowship will and the Rev. Dale H. Gustafson. A School classes will be conducted at Boston 19 20 .487 5 Making it four straight Boneless...... Beef USDA Choice ...... Meat...... Street ^USA Valuel _ 9 9 ; UNITED CONGREGATIONAL 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. CHRIST, Rt. 44A, Coventry. Rev. meet at the church to go skating or budget for 1977 will be presented for the same hour. The nursery will be Buffalo 16 25 . 390 9 wins yesterday was Bennet iHontini Tomatoes CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF David M. Campbell, pastor. Italian Style 35 oz can K Robert K. Bechtold, minister. sliding; 6 to 7:30 p.m.. Junior Pilgrim approval, and financial and progress prepared to take care of infants at Junior High’s basketball CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 10 a m.. Church School, age 3 through NY NeU 12 27 .308 12 9:15 a m., Christian education for all Fellowship will meet at the church. 9:30 and 10:45. Central Division team, 69-49, over Silas Underbiade Roast Miller, minister. Grade 12, Nursery available; 10:45 a.m., ^ Seml-Boneless Beef Chuck Pot Roast lb 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and ages: 10:30 a m.. Service of worship. W L Pet. GB Deane of Wethersfield. EM Qaiion Crisco Oii 099 Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgrim S T . GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Cleveland 23 17 .575 - Kennison had 19 points, New Gallon Plastic Jug Fellowship. CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A) Houston 21 17 . 553 1 John Haslett 18, Rich ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. John D. Hughes, vicar. I j Beef Shoulder Roast 419 Washington‘20 19 .513 2W Koepsel 16 and John Wilson Tom ato Paste Hunts , V i n e g a r ...... “„ r 59‘ Boneless Beef USDA Choice | lb Wapping. Rev. William Me Grath and 8 a m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a m.. W ings of evening San Antonio20 21 .488 3W 12 for the Bears with Jeff Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Church School; 10 a.m.. Holy Communion By CLIFF SIMPSON Tom ato Sauce Hunts , 31°.'99* N a b i s c o Ssitmos ...... pV,'57‘ Beonomf Cornarf and sermon. Nursery care provided; 11 N Orleans 19 22 . 463 4W Lombardo handing out Idaal In Your Crock Poe Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ seven assists. T o m a t o e s P rogrtsso , . , Finast Soda v,.63‘ day Masses at 8:30 and 11:30 a m. a.m.. Parish Coffee Hour. Atlanta 15 28 .349 9W word of thine E se voM . Mtnsstr . BeafU vor T op Blade Steaks ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, A fictional chuckle The-minister said, "Let me watch Western Conference P r o g r e s s o ^ 3 9 * Sw eet Corn o r . . . . 3 ".o”.'*1 Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. Donald for you.” Shall be a fruited seed; Speaks ILLING JV Beef Short Ribs Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John Many of you know of Phillips Midwest Division Lindsay O lives PlttM , . ;.‘;4 9 * Your McClean, pastor. Live truly, and thy life M ueller’s w-mS;...... ;»';39* Fresh Beef Stew, C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M Brooks who wrote "0 Little Town of As the train rounded the curve the by W L Pet. GB Two free throws by Paul Choice T o m a t o e s C ru in w )...... 'i^*49* Beet O x t a lls ^ ^ lb or Lamb Stew Kilbride. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service: 9:15 Bethlehem.” He died in 1893. This un­ minister’s hand tightened on the shall be Eugene Denver 28 12 . 700 — McCluskey with 11 seconds R e d P a c k W ...... ?.;79‘ a m., Sunday School. A great and noble creed. left gave Illing Junior . :i(3 9 * Cooktts . . ’p V ,5 ' 9 * Q a iie a n o “-«>a>»n H) '*^a 9i30 a.m., Worship Service. 9:15 a m.. Worship Service, Church To give the lips full SERVKES, 10:50 AiL, 7 PJL 4800, a x t 1 8 1 . M r. Deli Cooked Salam i ...... he could see It. If it was not there, he speech. Urg» ST. JfW KI'll u u R t:||, 33 West St.. .School for all ages. Nursery provided .19 AlMkan Rockville. would continue on his way and never Sponaorad by lha Connaettout- BufferiniM -...... %I King Crab daw s - 1.99 I Dom estic Provolone C h eese .. first congregational bother them again. Think Truly, and thy Tonite at 6:00 P.M. Paralba Partoara, Manchaator V' Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p m.; Sun­ ( III H l.ll, Main St., Coventry, Rev. M outhw ash i»«. __ m” 94* Salm o n Trout r-..., - 1.49 Im ported Sw iss Cheese ...... thoughts Community Celitga, day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a m, Bruce J. Johnson, minister. Now he was so nervous as they ap­ Shall the world’s famine MAMA MIA'S CATERERS Manchaator Publle gehoola, Revlon Flex •» -.« > .. m” 1.39 Jum bo Shrlm i:/^ t0««lM -O .f O H illshire Farm s K ielb asa ...... O’ oik) at 11:15 a m., Vigil of Holy days at 9:30 a m.. Church School in the Church proached the farm that he didn’t dare 741 Tolland Tpke...... — HESTER 01 Pmnparruckil look. feed; Manehaatar faaning Herald COMMUNITY Secret R oll-on. 89* stuffed Clams t t . e 9 Thin Sliced Rye Bread Naarth ’?5 9 * Speak ti'uly, and each Light Bullet A Program bnd Lutx Junior Muaaum. AvkObtaOMyrAFiAAllSioiMwtrtUi OSkOtgn C aLE G E Pf(ca tifacuto M nuiry I t thru N n u iry 12. t ir ? in M inchuM r, Vernon. U t l Hirllord We Retiree Itie Right to Limit Outntitlet , NMRaeponilbletorTypogiephicillbrort t PAGE FX)UR-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mincherter, Conn., Sat., Jan. 15. 1977 ^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Jan. 15, 1977 - PAGE FIVE-B Herald angle : Humiliating Top N*E, tetinh pros UNIVERSITY Windham surprises Indians, 62-57, I CENTER, Mich. Earl Yost I (UPI) - If there is a •'section in the Sports Editor due at Racquet Club ; Guinness Book of i; World Records for locals drop to second spot in CCIL By EARL YOST reduced weekend ticket. ij humiliating defeats, Sports Editor Play will commence Friday night, By LEN AUSTF.R I t 7 - 9 **Arvn v r i ry Q n a .M * . n i l ______Ant.aa ...... |i the John Wesley By LEN AUSTER a 7-2 CCIL record, 7-3 over-all, while Windham, now 6-3 in the league and Feb. 25 with eight singles matches. win when we shoot like that and our scoring department with 16 points Manchester’s jayvees only had six \ College women's Herald Sporlswriirr Penney took over sole possession of over-all, came back down and New England’s finest male Saturday morning, Feb. 28, play defense stunk. We didn’t shoot well, but over-all he had a horrendous per­ points at the half and after trailing by No rephcementa Locfc of speed When you control your offen­ the top rung at 8-1 with an easy win regained the upper hand on two foul professional tennis players will resumes with singles and doubles i baskethall team is a formance, hitting just eight of 26 a bundle wound up on the short ei^ of over East Hartford, It’ll be in­ shots by Chris Rlsley and moved the It's obvious with each passing Lack of speed has hurt, especially play and the same format will be con­ ! virtual shoo-in. sive backboard and manage to CCIL standings shots, several ill-advised un­ a 75-54 score. Steve Pyka had 12 converge on Manchester the teresting Tuesday night as margin to three on a Larry Hayden game that the University of Connec- up front where Jim Abromaitis, A1 tinued the next day. The final score in take 77 shots, you should w I necessarily forced shots from long points and Jim Shelton 10 to lead 5-5 last weekend in February to Manchester travels to Penney to 17-foot jum per. Mike Sherman tiuct basketball team has not been Lewis and Jeff Carr, in particular, Court No. 6 will be the scene of expect to win. But Manchester Penney 8 1 range. Hyde wound up with 10 points Manchester. take part in the New England :j Friday night's garnet start the second round of league play. responded for Manchester with a able to come up with capable have just not come along as fast as championship play in both singles Manchester 7 2 on four for 16 from the field and first­ i Saginaw Valley State High did not as it canned only basket at 3:33 but in the next two replacements for the departed John expected. Tennis Stars Tournament at and doubles. The Indians, having to battle from Windham 6 3 time starter Frank Beaupre canned J College 140, John 25 field goals in bowing, 62-57, minutes Windham outscored the Thomas and A1 Weston of last year’s Abromaitis has proven on occasion the Manchester Racquet Club. The Manchester stop will be the behind most of the way with only a Hall 6 3 two of 12 attempts. Six-foot-seven to Windham High in a CCIL locals, 9^2, to salt away the win. Windham (62) — Shane 3 0-2 6, squad. that he can score and he shows ’The Connecticut stop on the third third on the eight-city tour this i Wesley 8. couple of deadlocks to show for their Simsbury 5 3 Jeff Kieman was off to a fine outing Kokoska 12-2 4, Blay 4 2-4 lO ^ sle y 5 Thomas, the superb rebounder, Is flashes of form at times but lack of annual tour will be the biggest net season. Brown has been the grand basketball encounter last night efforts, finally gained the lead and “We get up by one and then aren’t Wethersfield 5 3 for Manchester but ran into foul trou­ patient enough,” moaned 3-6 13, Hayden 9 6-9 24, Miller 2 1-3 5. missed most of all. Wedton, a deft speed and fouling are too deficits. tourney ever staged in Manchester winner in each of the first two years, in snowy Willimantic before a led with six-and-a-half minutes left, Conard 4 S ble and wound up with 11 points in Manchester coach Doug Pearson, ToUls 24 14-26 62. ball handler, outside shooter and ’The 6-10 Lewis, a freshman, just and will be known as the Manchester points being totaled after each event. crowd of 1,0(X). 48-47, on a 12-foot jumper by Scott Fermi 2 7 limited playing time. “ We came down and took two bad Manchester (57) — Beaupre 2 2-2 good defensive piayer, also boasted isn’t polished and needs game Memorial Hospital Tennis Cham­ As well as the pro play, a Pro-Am Hyde. But, after a m i s ^ Windham Enfield 1 8 Hayden and Risley from their The setback drops the Silk shots in a row. 6, McKenzie 3 2-7 8, Kiernan 5 1-2 11, speed among his many talents. experience but he’s in over his head pionships. Doubles Tournament is slated. hoop try, the Indians’ John Pisch East Hartford 0 9 backcourt slots, burned Manchester, Towners, defending league champs, “Windham played Inspired basket­ Hyde 4 2-210, Pisch 8 04) 16, Sherman Coach Dm Rowe issued a pre­ at the moment. He’s averaging just Sixteen of New England’s top In addition the strictly pro com­ took a poorly selected 25-foot jumper able to penetrate inside too much, out of a share for the league-lead ball, we didn’t and that appeared to 1 0-0 2, Marshall 0 0410, Wyman 2 04) season warning that lack of s p ^ , over two points a game. professionals, headed by Bailey from the top of the key which drew our shot selection was very poor.” and led the Whippets with 24 and 13 petition, a Pro-Am Doubles Tourna­ with Penney. Manchester now shows be the difference. One thing, we can’t 4, Finnegan 0 04) 0, Kelly 0 04) 0. experience and a player with Carr played better as a freshman Brown of Acton, Mass., will take part nothing but air. Pisch led Manchester in the points respecUvely. Windham hit 24 ment will be staged, plus a free Totals 25 7-13 57. lliomas’ rebounding ability would last year. Inability to keep out of foul along with Bill Drake, also of Acton, clinic. of 55 field goal attempts. present the biggest problems. trouble and lack of sp<^ hurt as and Bill Carlson, current top singles Labeled NETS, the New England , Two experienced players returned well. He just can’t seem to get and doubles players in New England. play is the brainchild of Ted Hoehn of and the load of carrjdng the team has motivated. Brown is also a member of the BAILEY BROWN Burlington, Vt., longtime teaching fallen on their shoulders, Tony Han­ Randy LaVigne has been a hot and Boston Lobsters of the World Team .pro. son and Joe Whelton. cold performer while Dennis Wolff Tennis League. pro, will supervise play and will also Spectator interest has been From this view, after watching the can shoot, period, although on the Penney gains ^double\ Up for grabs will be $2,000 in cash be one of the competitors. reported high and Redmond is UConns in six games, both played bench at the moment with an ankle with eight local businessmen un­ Bleachers, to accomodate 700, will hopeful that tennis buffs in this area better a year ago, but it might have sprain. derwriting the expenses. All profits be erected on court No. 5, Redmond will turn out to watch the best pros in PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) - been because of the more talented In fairness to all, Abromaitis, are earmarked for the local hospital. said, ’There will be an admission New England when the NETS stop Jane Blalock feels she has a comfor­ cast they worked with. Carr, Lewis and LaVigne are playing Jack Redmond, Racquet Club head charge each day as well as a special off at the Racquet Club. table lead going into today’s final victory and first place When Whelton suffered a severe up to their potential, but the opposi­ round of the $50,000 Colgate Triple tion is just that much better with 5 Crown. more poise and experience. Blalock stroked an ever par 72 hoops in the final minute making it excellent defensive performance. Win, or lose, UConn has been in­ By BILL McAVOY Friday to take the first-round lead in 10-4 Penney at the turn. James and Brent Young led the volved in as many as nine thrillers, the 36-hole tournament over the dif­ Correspondent James was the hot shooter for Knights’ attack with 16 and 12 points down to the wire games, with four in ficult 6,302-yard course at Mission Dominating in all phases of Penney in the second canto with respectively with Tom Jaworski overtime to date. Cowens welcomed Hills Country Club. back eight points while Karl Grabowski chipping in with 10 tallies and 12 Rowe’s team, despite its short­ the game of basketball, "I welcome the two-stroke lead Penney High came away with paced the East offense with eight rebounds. Grabowski had 13 markers comings, has managed to play going into the final round,” said tallies. It was an even second stanza for East with Sean Lawton and Gerry exciting and interesting ball. Blalock, who has always done well at an easy 55-31 CCIL triumph with Penney leading at the half, 24- Otero contributing five apiece. The UConn schedule is most Mission Hills. "I’m more mature over crosstown East Hartford 17. The Hornets’ put up 13 points, the Penney’s jayvees upped their demanding. but Trail Blazers win now and can handle the pressure, and High last night at the Knights’ only stanza in which they hit double record to 94) with a 50-24 win over !>i ’The Huskies will most likely gain a it gives me two strokes for possible gym before a packed house of figures. East. HA.NSON ABROMAITIS post-season bid due to the lack of NEW YORK (UPI) - On a error.” 1,100. The Knights picked up the offense talent in New England among eligi­ Blalock was even or trailed JoAnne in the third period moving at a fast Penney (55) — Young 6 0-2 12, ankle sprain, the load fell on the snowy New England evening, The win was Penney’s ninth in a ble teams. Providence, Holy Cross earner until the 17th hole, when she pace while they had the ball. East Francis 2 2-2 6, (irady 104) 2, Jaworski shoulders of Hanson and he couldn’t Dave Cowens and Boston row and moves the Knights to 8-1 in and Rhode Island rate the top three sank a 20-foot birdie putt to take the meanwhile, tr i^ to remain patient. 5 04) 10, James 8 0-116, Casey 0 2-2 2, do it alone. The gifted Waterbury reunited. the league while East Hartford now spots with UConn and Fairfield in the lead. Penney’s method worked out, out- Lynch 11-4 3, Bums 0 4-5 4, Falvey 0 player may be trying too bard. Cer­ shows an 0-9 mark at its halfway race for the other berth. ’The 6-foot-8 center took the floor Blalock beat Carner in sudden scoring the Hornets, 16-5, in the 0^ 0, Konochik 00-0 0, Guzzardi 0 0-0 tainly he has talent but he has been Rowe is hopeful his team will for pregame warmups Friday night point of the campaign. 0, Niebieski 0 04) 0, Derohainian 0 0-0 guiity of shoddy passing and death for the championship last year. quarter. mature over the second half of the and was saluted with a 30-second “This course is a good one for East Hartford tried to keep the In the fourth quarter. East kept the 0. ToUls 23 9-16 55. footwork (traveling) and Whelton campaign. Meanwhile, followers standing ovation by a’ capacity tempo very slow but a Kevin Grady East Hartford (31)—Grabowski6 hasn't been as pin-point in his floor someone who has good middle and pace at a slow jaunt even though should remember this is a young, in­ hometown crowd of 15,040. long irons,” Blalock said. “The un­ steal resulted in a Lindsey James 20- down by 20 points. 1-2 13, Kasper 0 04) 0, Bolduc 2 0-1 4, play execution as a year ago. foot jumper for the opening bucket experienced team that is struggling. But not even his return was enough dulating greens remind me of the Tom Francis only scored six points Lawton 21-15, Jalbert 10-02, Jones 1 However, the latter’s scoring touch and two more buckets made it 84). Connecticut entertains Harvard to contain the Portland ’Trail Blazers, golf course in New Hampshire that I for Penney but showed why he is one 04) 2, Berry 0 04) 0, Otero 1 3-4 5, is a shade better and he’s as good an Lucian Bolduc finally got the Hornets tonight and the record could slip to who ran to a 107-92 victory. played as a child. That’s why I of the premier guards in the CCIL Dixon 0 04) 0, Batingnani 0 04) 0. outside shooter as there is in New .500 after 14 games. “I didn’t know what to expect when on the scoreboard with 1:01 left on a ToUls 13 5-8 31. England play. probably do better here than some of ...... with eight rebounds. 10 assists and an I went out,” said Cowens, the others.” 20-foot jumper. The teams traded J Before the season started, Hanson End of the line mysteriously ending his self-imposed Carner ended the day knotted with was being touted in many circies as a retirement from the game just as bonafide All-America candidate. He. Bus riders planning to ride the Jan Stephenson at two over par 74, mysteriously as he began it. followed by Chako Higuchi, who had may not even be All-New England Connecticut Transit line to the Hart­ Having left the Celtics nine weeks a three over par 75. first team. ’The rash of publicity ford Civic Center Thursday night for ago for personal reasons, Cowens didn’t help. He’s a marked man and the UConn-UMass basketball games earner and Higuchi led at the turn showed some of the brilliance that with par 36s and were still ahead of Whaler slide continues he may be trying too hard. Hanson is were left out in the cold. More than the 10-woman pack with even scores a stickout but no All-America choice 20 appeared at the Caldor lot but no HARTFORD (UPI) - There guys harder than ever in practice, Wayne (Unnelly of the Oilers and until the 14th. Carner bogeyed the F ... but I just don’t know.” by any standards. bus was dispatched...Dave Cowens’ Pro 46l. isn ’t m.uch New England Thommy Abrahamsson of the contract with the Boston Celtics calls hole and Higuchi double Iwgeyed to The Whalers’ losing streak began Excessive fouling and turnovers, end the deadlock. Whaler Coach Harry Neale can Whalers traded goals in the second which can be attributed to in­ for $5,000 a week in salary. He also Jan. 4 in Quebec. The slump has period. basketball “The course is plain long,” Carner do these cold days except experience, have weighed heavily has a number of outside lucrative dropped New England to a 17-25-4 Then RoU scored the winner in the said. “The greens are in good shape, (Herald photo by Dunn) sweat it out. against the UConns. contracts ...Have a nice weekend. record. third period, with Frank Beaton but extremely fast. The pins are in a helped guide Boston to two cham­ New England started Friday’s pushing home an insurance goal. difficult position.” Bob Tanguay of SuPaul dove for free ball after rebound “ Everyone in this business has pionships during his reign. But there game like it was going to blow Ed­ A UUI of 120 minutes of penalties Stephenson had a bad start and been in the situation we’re in,” Neale were other times when the long Eagles' Gary Carlson and Saints' John Burke and Eric Hall of East wateli play monton right out of the Hartford were called in the third period. Ten took the turn with a three over par 39. said, referring to his club’s losing layoff, which took him to his farm in Civic Center, much U the delight of players were sent U the penalty box But she birdied the 12th and caught streak now stretched to seven games Newport, Ky., and a harness racing — a record for the five-year-old the 7,783 fans who braved a with 3:05 left in the game. A fight N Carner with a 30-foot birdie putt on job in the ^ sto n suburbs, was evi­ World Hockey Association team. snowstorm to attend. between Alan Hangsleben of the Lietzke gambles dent. the 18th. In less than seven minutes, Dave Whalers and Bob Russell of Edmon­ “I played this course 12 times and The Whalers lost, 5-3, Friday night In nearly 23 minutes of play, Eagles trounce Saints to the Edmonton Oilers. A 35-foot Hynes and George Lyle, Up-scoring ton turned inU a free-for-all when the Thursday practiced on the 18th hole Cowens finished with eight points and rookie in the WHA, had Ullied for other eight players joined in. with my caddy for an hour putting blast from about 10 feet inside the six rebounds before fouling out of a blue line by Randy RoU, his second New England. Lyle’s 25th goal of the Because the MinnesoU Fighting and it pays off from every direction,” she said. year on a power play put the home game in which the Celtics clearly By EARLYOST HCC standings with 11 and Jon Lindberg picked up goal of the night, broke a 3-3 tie Saints collapsed from financial dif­ missed the presence of Charlie Scott, It was just last year that Stephen­ nine and Heim seven as the locals team ahead 24). son three-putted the same hole to Sports Editor midway in the third period for the ficulties Friday, the Whalers will the dependable guard out for the w I had a wide four to one edge off the game winner. But Bill Plett and RoU tied it for play Quebec tohlht under an TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — Bruce Lietzke has shed his conser­ season with a broken arm. lose a sudden death opportunity with Rugged Jeff Heim, rewarded South Catholic 3 0 boards. the Oilers before the period ended. Judy Rankin for the championship of “We just keep trying as hard as we emergency WHA schedule. “I just hoped I could produce and with a starting assignment Eaat Catholic 2 1 Once again the Eagle defense was RoU’s backhander was scored with vative ways and says from now on he is going to gamble more the Colgate-Dinah Shore Winners Xavier can,” Neale said. "It’s got U end one MinnesoU had been scheduled to not be a hindrance out there,” the 2 1 effective, St. Paul getting just four, three Whalers practically hanging on play Quebec Unight. and hopefully it will pay off in tournament victories. Circle tournament. after spending much time get­ Aquinas of these nights. I’ve worked thee red-haired plvotman said. “I just ting slivers on the bench in 2 2 five, four and three basket totals in his back. The former 'Texas Amateur cham­ “This is the first time I’ve ever had St. Paul 1 4 the periods. pion thought winning on the PGA cir­ Wanted to get into the game and stay in. a birdie on this hole,” she said, "and previous games, proved the NWest Catholic 0 2 East gained a 19-8 lead at 6:20 of cuit would be a lot easier than it has it was just fantastic.” "It just is that my timing is off. I decision a wise one as he The locals completly dominated the second period and held on to been for him to this point, but now he chartip Tom Watson and sophomore The winner earns $15,000. Enjoyable Andy Bean, all at 138, while veteran can’t put my hands out and know the (UPI Photo) sparked East Catholic High to play, particularly the backboards, enter the final eight minutes with a is finding out how tough it reaily is to 38-26 lead which was lenghtened to 20 MHS girls triumph Billy Casper, who like Littler has not ball will go there.” an easy 55-35 win over St. Paul where the under-sized Saints rarely win win — especially for the first time. Celts' Dave Cowens takes defensive spot with 4:09 left. He came close last year, finishing won in nearly two years, and The Celtics trailed by 14 points, 47- of Bristol last night at the local got a second shot and did very little COLLEGE PARK, Cavs and Bucks on the defensive board. The team had Jumping to an 18-12 first-quarter lead, Manchester High’s girls' basketball third in the Texas Open, tied for third youngsters Morris Hatalsky, Andy 33, when Cowens checked into the Bill Walton stopped dribble before banding off ball gym. North and Eld Sabo were at 139, five game for the second time with 4:28 just seven rebounds in the first half. Eaai Catholic (55)— Carlson 6 2-5 Md. (UPI) — Georgia team never looked back en route to a 57-39 triumph over Windham High last in the Phoenix Open, fourth in the 14, Hall 2 1-3 5, Undberg 2 0-1 4, se n io r Jim night at Clarke Arena. Tucson Open and tied for sixth in under and three behind Lietzke. remaining in the half. He led Boston swap players The success, achieved before 450 Scoring laurels went to Gary on a 17-4 burst that left it a point Carlson of East with 14 points, nine in Dumais 4 2-2 10, Thompson 3 04) 6, Barrineau finally T he victory improves three other events. ‘‘I’m playing a lot more Randy Denton 25 as Atlanta handed fans, snapped a two-game losing while Wilbur Holland was high for CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Heim 6 0-1 12, Donnelly 0 04) 0, Manchester’s record to 7-3 while “I could taste it a few times but 1 aggressively this year than last,” back, 51-50, at the half. streak and gave coach Stan Ogrod- the final 16 minutes, and Mark beat world champion New York its ninth straight loss. Chicago with 21. Holland 1 0-1 2, J. Murphy 1 04) 2, Windham is now 1-9. ' -Manchralrr (57) — Downing 3 0-0 never quite made it," Lietzke recalled said Lietzke, who is 25 and at one But Portland, sparked by Herm Cleveland Cavaliers obtained seven- nik’s charges a 7-4 won-lost season Dumais added 10 points. Peter Thomp­ high jumper Dwight John Williamson led the Nets with 23 Rorkrls 111, Burks 84 Lussier 1 0-0 2, Hammick 0 0-1 0. An aggressive defense by the Silk 6. Shane 9 0-1 18, Ferguson 1 0-2 2. Friday after shooting a six under par point in his amateur career quit the Gilliam and Bob Gross, went on an points. foot center Elmore Smith and guard log and 2-1 in the HCC. The Bell Town son capably handled the playmaking Moses Malone scored 15 points and Gary Brokaw from the Milwaukee role. Totals 25 5-14 55. Stones, and he Towners forced the WhippeU into Turek 2 04) 4, Rice 1 0-1 2, Donadio 3 66 that vaulted him into the lead game for six months because he 18-5 spurt early in the third quarter to Warriors 113, Parers 109 school dropped to .500 with a 5-5 thought he had had enough. put the game out of reach. pulled down a game-high 21 rebounds Bucks Friday in exchange for little- mark, 1-4 in the conference. Stringy Dave Pecevich hooped 16 St. Paul (35) — Reynolds 1 0-1 2, enjoyed every inch of numerous turnovers which made the 04) 6, Strand 5 2-4 12, Watt 0 0-0 0. halfway through this year’s Tucson Golden State’s Charlie Johnson hit task that much easier. "1 gambled a lot more in my round Jo Jo White and Curtis Rowe as Houston broke a four-game losing used forward-guard Rowland Garrett Heim scored all his 12 points in the points for the losers, eight in each Tanguay 6 1-3 13, Pecevich 7 2-4 16, the triumph. Lemieux 2 3-4 7, Grant 0 0-1 0. Totals Open. a jumper with three seconds left to Colleen Shane and Kathy Strand Friday than I ever have in any one topped Boston with 19 points. streak. Calvin Murphy led the and the Cavaliers’ first round draft first half before running out of gas as half, and five of hU seven hoops McCutcheon 1 04) 2, Maghini 0 04) 0, Barrineau cleared 26 5-12 57. It was a remarkable round for the help break Indiana's six-game win­ paced Manchester with 18 and 12 round,” continued Lietzke. "I think Portland’s Pacific Division leaders Rockets with 22 points while reserve choices in 1977 and 1978. East erected 15-8 and 28-18 margins came from long range. Bob Tanguay McMahon 1 0-0 2, Halleck 0 0-0 0, 7 feet, 3 inches after Windham (39)— Kosi20-04. Tep- University of Houston graduate who ning streak. The Pacers, down by as center Scott Lloyd headed Miller 0 04) 0, (Juick 0 04) 0, Burke 0 0- points respectively while Allison ly 104) 2, Pemaselli 10-0 2, Parker 0 won $89,229 last year, his second one that is the way I will have to play were paced by Bill Walton and The acquisition of Brokaw, a quick at the buzzers. added 13 points for Bristol. many as 25, were paced by Billy Milwaukee with 14. 0 0. ToUls 16 3-8 35. Stones missed at that Holland paced Windham with 10 04) 0, Breault 2 0-0 4, Holland 5 04) 10. on the tour, berauM be seemingly more often in order to win.” Maurice Lucas with 16 points, while guard who can shoot from the out­ Carlson also paced the rebounders Knight’s game-high 32 points. Phil Lakers 109, Spurs 106 height to take first markers. Desautels 1 04) 2. Moreau 3 04) 6. was in range for birdies on nearly Lietzke, playing in one of the last Gilliam, Gross and Johnny Davis had side, and Smith, second in the NBA 14. Smith scored 23 and Jamaal Wilkes Cazzie Russell’s 34 points carried last season in blocked shots behind place honors at the ManchesUr’s jayvees bowed, 28- Vonasek 0 04) 0, Remsen 4 1-2 9. every hole. That kind of play enabled threesomes with Morgan, birdied six 20 to lead the Warriors. holes, including three of the four par Elsewhere in the NBA, Denver Los Angeles to its fourth straight Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Los 10th National In­ 22, with Sharon Maher pacing the 7-3 ToUls 19 1-2 39. him to pass quite a few challengers Braves 131, Jazz 103 Indians with 10 poinU. fives, all of which he reached in two took Oeveland 118-96, Philadelphia win. Lucius Allen added 21 and Angeles Lakers brings proven abili­ vitational Indoor 5 for the $40,(XX) top prize and take a Randy Smith scored a game-high Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 18. George ty and youth to the Cavs, who didn’t stroke lead over another non-winner, and two-putted, once from the fringe, defeated Kansas City 111-106, Atlanta 28 points and Bird Averitt added a UConn confirms Nadzak track meet Friday Gervin had 27 points and James Silas give up much — since they probably Gil Morgan. once from 25 feet and a third from 20 whipped the New York Nets 120-101, season-high 21 as Buffalo halted a feet. 24 for the San Antonio, which dropped will be drafting far down the line in STORRS (UPI) — JuniaU (Allege The appointment of the Ambridge, night at the Universi­ While all the so-called unknowns Golden State topped Indiana 113-109, five-game losing streak. Rookie where he was named most valuable its fourth game in a row. both 1 ^ and 1978. football coach Walter Nadzak has Pa. native, who compiled a 45-26-3 lineman in 1959. ty of Maryland's Cole were making their presence felt, Buffalo routed New Orleans 131-103, Adrian Dantley had 24. NBA scoring South Windsor over.500 Washington stopped Chicago 94-89, SuperSonirs 127, Kiiirks 107 Brokaw, 23, was the Bucks' first been Upped to try and reverse the record at JuniaU in eight seasons, After coaching at Chillicothe, Field House. others such as three-time Tucson leader Pete Maravich topped New Getting over the .500 mark for the South W indaor (67)— Goodwin Houston crushed Milwaukee 111-84, Fred Brown scored 30 points to round draft choice in 1974. In 41 sagging football fortunes at the was announced by UCtonn Athletic Utica and Sylvanla high schools in 2 defending champion Johnny Miller, Orleans with 25. first time this season. South Windsor 1 5, Doucette 0,0 0, Waters 10 9 29. Los Angeles edged San Antonio 109- power Seattle. Reserve center Mike games this season he averaged 8.9 University of Connecticut. Director -lohn Toner. Ohio, he moved on to Muskingum U.S. Open champ Jerry Pate and Ben Coach named Bullels 94, Hulls 89 High downed Windsor, 67-57, in Cen­ Whitlock 2 0 4, Lenkeit 7 19. J 106 and Seattle ripped the New York Green added a season-high 21, while points, including a season high 27 Nadzak, 40, was named Friday as 5 Crenshaw, who won three times last STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - Tom Nadzak succeeds Larry Navlaux, College in New Concord, Ohio, where tral Valley (inference action last Knicks 127-107. Elvin Hayes scored 34 points and New York was paced by Walt Frazier points Dec. 15 against the foston head coach of the Huskies, effective WHA results Goodwin 1 6 8, A. (Uodwin 0 0 0 year as well as $257,759, struggled Lovat, 37, head football coach at the Phil Chenier 19 to lead Washington, fired in November after the Huskies in four years as line coach, the team night. Douglass 0 2 2, ToUls 22 23. Nuggrit 116, Cavalirra 96 and Earl Monroe with 21 each. Celtics. immediately. com pil^ a 31-5-1 record. . merely to survive the cut. University of Utah the past three completed their worst season with a In the World Hockey Association, In other area basketball games, WIiiHaor (57) — Murray 7 20 Smith, 27, only the second seven- 6 Miller, who has had 12 sub-par years, Friday was named an offen­ Paul Silas scored 11 key points in 2-9 record. Naviaux compiled a 28-24- He was named the NCAA’s coach Phoenix edged Cincinnati, 6-5, in Coventry High fell out of a first place Johnson, E. 8 1 17, Self 6 2 14’ the first half to spark Denver in a footer the Cavs have had in their of the year among Division II overtime. Edmonton Upped New rounds in three years over the long sive line coach at Stanford. 1 record at UConn in four seasons. tie in the CharUr Oak Conference by Zawaski 2 04, Phillips 000. Erickson game between divisional leaders. history (the. other is Luke Witte of colleges in District II in 1973 after and flat Tucson National course, had Lovat starred in football and Out of job England, 5-3; MinnesoU beat In­ falling, 60-50, to unbeaten Cromwell, 000, Jones 000, Bassell 022. Tapper Ohio State), has averaged 8.4 points Toner said Nadzak agreed to terms leading the Indians to a 10-2 record to shoot a two under 34 in his last nine baseball at Utah, graduating in 1961. High-point honors for the Nuggets dianapolis, 9-5; Houston defeated Rham High top|)led Bolton, 62-39, and 0 0 0, Cirillo 0 0 0, Totals 23 11. were shared by David Thompson and per game in 34 appearances this MIAMI (UPI) — Miami Coach Don while the two attended the annual and a berth in Division III playoffs. Birmingham, 5-3, and Winnipeg hopes of the second round for a 70 He formerly served as an assistant EllingUn High bested SUfford, 72-53, Khuiii (62) - DeGray 408. Fisher Dan Issel with 19 apiece. Silas Bruins’ coach docked season. He was picked up by the Shula is returning to three assisUnt NCAA meeting currently under way Nadzak was chosen from more Upped Calgary, 5-3. that put him at 144, a shot ahead of coach at Idaho SUte and with the in N(XX1 play. 8 018, Cherry 5111, Long 215. Sweet Butks from Los Angeles June 16. coaches each for the Dolphins’ in Miami, Fla. than 80 candidates who were the cut. Saskatchewan Roughriders of the finished with 13 points and a game- Randy RoU scored two goals, in­ South Windsor behind Scott 1975, in the trade that saw Abdul- offense and defense, which leaves 4 0 8, Morey 1 0 2. Weingart 2 0 4 Pate, who won the Phoenix Open Canadian Football League. high 18 rebounds. Campy Russell BOSTON (UPI) - Don Cherry the outspoken Cherry Friday after “I am delighted he has accepted screened through a special selection cluding the go-ahead Ully, as the Waters’ 29 points now shows a 44) Jabbar shipped to the West Coast. Don Doll out of a job. Burgon 2 4 8. Ray 0 4 4, Law 0 0 0 ' last week in a playoff with PGA topped Cleveland with 17 points. knows now he has to bite his tongue learning of the fine. the position. We went for a man with committee at the state university, Oilers exUnded the Whalersv losing mark in the CVC and 5-4 over-all Huliuii (62) - Addison 4 l 9 76rrs 111, Kings 106 Doll, 50, spent eight years as a lengthy head coaching experiece and the largest institution of higher lear­ streak U seven games...Ron Ward champ Dave Stockton, and Crenshaw Dal»iel wins or wind up with a bite taken out ofhis The incident occurred Dec. 9 after ledger while Windsor is now 2-2 in the Peterson 4 3 11. Kowalyshyn 1 0 2* Lloyd Free scored 24 points and wallet. college coach and 13 years as a pro proven ability,” said Toner. ning in Connectciut. scored three goals and John McKen­ had second nines of 35 that gave them LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (UPI) the Bruins were beaten 3-1, by the coach before joining the Dolphins as conference and also 5-4 in all games. Partin 2 0 4. Stevenson 6 012. Posner 71s and put them right at the cut of Julius Erving and George McGinnis The Boston Bruins coach, fined Philadelphia Flyers at Boston Honor Bucyk JuniaU compiled winning records UConn’s last three losing seasons zie and Danny Gruen two apiece in BCoventry fell U 5-1 in the COC and 0 1 1. * — Doug Dalziel of Danbury, Conn., had 23 each to power Atlantic linebacker coach and defensive coor­ have been attributed in part to the Fighting Saints’ romp over the 145. Stockton shot his second straight earlier in the season for criticizing a Garden. NEW YORK (UPI) - Johnnv in the last five seasons under Nad­ 6-1 over-all with the setback to 64), 7- shot a one-over-par 73 Friday for a dinator in 1975. restrictions on recruiting and an Racers...Mark Howe’s goal with the 71 and was at 142, six shots off the Division-leading Philadelphia to lU referee, was docked $500 Friday by Cherry assembled the press in his Bucyk, a 22-year veteran of the zak, who was an all Ohio college 0 Cromwell. Rham upped iU COC Swimmers win four-round total of 287 and first place Shula rehired Bill Amsparger to attempt to move from Division II Aeros two men short proved the lead. third straight win. For Kansas City, the national Hockey League for office that night and said: Til National Hockey League and one of lineman at his alma mater, Denison record U 3-3 and aggregate docket to in the $20,000 PGA Stroke Play help restructure the Dolphins’ injury- sUtus into Division I by playing (Utting back inU the pool after a After Morgan, and in good position, Ron Boone scored 23 and Brian berating referee Bruce Hood to the probably get fined for saying this, but only seven players to score more University. game-winner against the 3-5 with the win over 0-7, 0-8 Bolton. Championship at Walt Disney World. Taylor 21. press. depleted defense when Amsparger larger opponents outside New Bulls...Anders Hedberg scored his lengthy layoff, Manchester High’s were veterans Gene Littler and if I was a betting man and Bruce than 500 career goals, was chosen was fired as head coach of the New Upon graduation, Nadzak served a Ellington ran its conference record Dalziel, the leader after the second Hawks 120, Nels 101 England such as Rutgers, Delaware 35th and S6th goals of the season in swimming team ran its record. to 34) Charles Coodv. 1975 British Open “From now on. I’ll have to bite my Hood was the referee, I’d bet against today as a recipient of the Lester York GianU in mid-season 1976. four year tour in the Marine Corps U 3-4 and Utal mark to 3-6 with the round, earned $2,000 for the win. John Drew fired in 31 points and tongue, (but only) to a point,” said and Navy. leading the JeU past the Cowboys. with a 93-51 dunking of Enfield High the Bruins every time.” Patrick Award for 1977. win over winless 0-9 SUfford. yesterday at the high school pool ). I 1l PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Ifancheater. Conn., Sat., Jan. 15.1977

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Make 19 77 26 d tyt — 6t word ptr day MANCHESTER 10 — insufanca 643-892S. i OFFICES t h r o u g h o u t CONNECTICUT 15 words $2.00 minimum Elm Street, Manchester, 8 MANCHESTER - Large Two KMPLOVMENT Happy A d a ...... $2.30 inch a.m. to 10 a.m., Monday family, eleven rooms, con­ Phone 646-1700 13 - Hafp Waniad through Friday. f 14 — Busmats Opportunittas venient location, reduced to ' MEMBER F.D.I.C. 15 — Situation Waniad MAIN STREET^BAND ^ 9S5,0(>0. Paul W. Dougan, □ EMPLOYMENT I MANCHESTER BOLTON EOUCATION Friday, January 21st,> Realtor. 0434535. The Year RN^LPNs - Life - Med Ser­ EAST HARTFORD ANDOVER 16 ^ Privata Instructions 9 to 1 vices is seeking more capable Help Wanlod 13 19 — Schoois-Classas CAPE, Three / Four SOUTH WINDSOR ASHFORD 20 — instructtons Wantad Manchester licensed professional nurses Professional to add to our growing staff. bedrooms - Dining room, PHONE FROM home to ser­ REAL ESTATE State Armory living room with fireplace. Relocation Service At No Extra Cost! 23 — Homas lor Saia We are a dynamic nealtta- Off West Middle Turnpike. vice our customers in the 24 — Lots-Land lor Saia Sponsored by the service organliatlon that tries To Buy Your Manchester area, flexible 25 — Invaslmani Proparty Level lot, convenient location. We’re your RELO reel estate broker backed by over 17 Manchester Police to utilize whatever hours you Immediate occupancy. Asking hours, super earnings, 249^ 20 — Busmass P r o p ^ have available, and turn tlian 27 — Rasort Proparty price includes furniture. 936,- MANCHESTER - Seven room FOR SALE or Rent with op­ yeere of experience and service to transferred people. 777S. 20 — flasi Eststa Wantad For tickets or into productive work for you. m . Keith Real EsUte 049- Colonial - Fireplace, dem con­ tion to buy. Superb 9-room One cell puts us to work marksting your homo boro and Information, call RN ».50 per hour: LPN <4.60 MISC. SERVICES 1922, 6464126. venient location, 937,500. finding a new home for you anywhere. SALES POSITION - Straight per hour. We will be Inter­ Raised Ranch in prestigeous 31 Sarvtcas Offarad 289-5667 Telephone owner, 646-0370. area. Beautiful kitchen-family Call us today. commissions, leads furnished 32 — Paintmg-Paparing viewing in Manchester this Now Homo! to homeowners. Call 242-5402. 33 — Building>Contracting week. To make an appoint­ COVENTRY - Offers invited room with fleldstone F.O. Taddeu Pretident 34 — Roolingg with fireplaced living room. Two bedroom Rancn. many extras. East Coast ESTABUSHED Realtor has 36 — Flooring 877-770S. ThB Barrows & Wallace Company opening for highly motivated DEADLINE Happy Birthday Paneled rec room, three Aluminum siding, baseboard Realty, 528-9668, 643-9969. 37 — Moving2 — Rooms lor Rarrt the phone aa a convenience. National Weather Forecast Ability to speak planish help­ CAPE - Three or four EAi >3 — Apartmanis lor Rant The Herald la reaponalble for bedrooms. Close to High ful. Experienced in apartment >4 — Homas lor Rant only one Incorrect insertion MANCHESTER - First floor management preferred. App­ i5 — Busmass lor Rant and then only to the size of the saoo , ^ family room comes with this School. Corner lot, treM. 10 — Rasort Proparty lor Rant original Insertion. Errors which 7-room full dormered Cape. Good value at 931,900. Keith ly Windltem Heights, 4561284. 17 — Wantad to Rant Here’s What The do not lessen the value of the Real Estate, 6464126, or 649- l u ffim i )6 — Misc. lor Rant Four bedrooms, fireplace, REAL ESTATE Career - Earn advertisement will not be cor­ gargage and more. Mi(i 940's. 1922. AUTOMOTIVE rected by an additional Inser­ Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. If your last child has 915,000 plus annually. Must 11 — Autos for Saia tion. have license, or in process. 12 — Trucks lor Saia RC ZONED - Large Duplex, 6- outgrown the sled, pad it Part timers considered. 13 — Haavy Equipmant lor Saia MANCHESTER • New Ustlng. 6. New heating system and use it as a fireside 4 — Moiorcycias-Bicycias Ralph Pasek, Realtors. 289- Completely redecorated in­ throughout. Mint condition. Stool. 5 > Campars-Trailars-Mobila Two blocks from post office. Impressive Colonial in South after Sunset Ridge location, 7476 Homas UMnuNcaco side, this 8-room four front to back fireplaced living room, formal dining room, 6 — Automotiva Sarvica bedroom home is a good buy Ideal for office. Owner, 529- A m erican country kitchen, breezeway, garage & completely fenced RNs and LPNs - Full time and 7 — Autos lor Rant-Laasa Help Waniad 73 at 937,900. Garage, one and 1/2 0951. part time. Weekend relief. 7 lO d A N O tU S baths, fireplace. Zinsser A 6-room Cape full of lot, also ahun. siding & ail city utilities. a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in person SECRETARY Receptionist - Agency, 640-1511. MANCHESTER - New listing. furniture — 936,900 takes East Hartford Convalescent Halp Waniad 13 Manchester Pediatrician is Six room aluminum sided all! IrMudes color TV, lovrikl flMflMTUMt Cape with fireplaced living RANCH (xi&}ear MANCHESTER - Four Home, 745 Main Street, East seeking a bright gal with good stove, refrigerator, lovers must take time to inspect this 3 bedroom home on Hartford, Coon. RETIRED WOMEN are typing skills and aptitude for bedroom Ranch with 2 full room, walk to ail schools, VERNON ^35,900 wall-to-wall carpet, many washer-dryer, b^s, etc., tree-lined street, fireplaced living room, 3 U4 baths, rec wonderful Avon represen­ figures, and who enjoys baths, famllv room, fireplace, etc. Central. Level lot. RNs and LPNs - Full time and tatives. Your retirement can workingng withwiUi children. Plea-Pit garage. 1850 square feet of extras. Priced at 940,5(W. room with fireplace, garage, cedar fenced lot. Exceptionally clean 6 room CAPE on living space, raced to sell at Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. Low taxes. Will consider part time. 611 p.m. shift. be the beginning of a new sant atmosphere, and good offers without the fur­ very private, lovely landscape lot. Come in and speak to us, career....selling quality Avon salary. Hours: 8 a.m. until 5 942,000. Zinsser Agency, 646- 2 YEARS Y0UN6 1511. . GLASTONBURY - Out of niture. about our new higher starting products near your home. A p.m., Monday, Tuesday, UHWtAlHlIfOIOCASI^ Full dormered Cape featuring wall-to-wall carpeting siding, TV rotor antenna, and sa lan for 611 nurses. Blast great way to keep busy. Have Wednesday, and Friday and state owner must sell this throughout, fireplac^ living room, formal dining room, 3 7V4% assumable mortgage. Occupan­ Hartford Convalescent Home, extra money too. Choose your Saturday, 8 a.m. until 12 noon. or period ending 7 a.m., Sunday, Jan. 16. Saturday night will MANCHESTER - New Usting. beautiful 8-room home on bedrooms, master is kingsized, IVi baths, vinyl siding, Bim e Shirid warning 745 Main Street, Blast Hart­ own hours. Please call me, Reply with business and per­ 6-6 Duplex located near Mam Minnechaug Mountain. B/W cy could be immediate. J find snow activity over the northern Rockies, the Lakes area 931,900 — for Cape near extras. Realty, 64M419.______ford, Conn. 5269401. sonal references to Box F, c/o and portions of the upper New England area, while rain will fail Street. Separate beating the high school. Needs Manchester Evening Herald. systems, remodeled kitchens. in the Pacific Northwest. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. BOLTON - Cozy Seven Room some work. Comer lot. NURSES AIDE - HospiUI PART TIME Janitor - Assumable 7 1/ 2% mortgage. Deaners needed - Mornings, 6 Minimum readings include: (Approximate maximum Mid 940's. Zinsser Agency, Home. Raised hearth trained preferred. 7 a.m. to 6 fireplace. 1 1/2 baths. One Mealis To You p.m. No fees. Car necessary. to to. Manchester Parkade temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 18 (34), Boston 20 ( 32) 646-1511. Have we helped you Chicago -13 (1), Cleveland 5(13), Dallas 23 (37), Denver 9 (38)[ acre. (hil-De-Sac road. 17x16 SENTRY area. Must have transporta- Two-family 5/4. Cen­ Medical Placement Service, lately?...Call 643-2711. heated Florida Room. A must DMTFISH 232-5226. Uon. Call 6465334. An Eqiul Duluth -31 (-11), Houston 27 ( 54), Jacksonville 37 ( 57), Kansas RANCH - Seven rooms, three tral. Near schools. Opportunity Employer M/F. City -2 (11), Little Rock 15 (25), Los Angeles 48 (65), Miami 58 see. B/W Realty, 847-1419. Real Estate Services It means peace of mind - whether you're buying or selling (even an older home) and the alsurance that realty company bedrooms, modem kitchen, L 944,900. Excellent condition. (73), Minneapolis -28 (-10), New Orleans 28 ( 54), New York 24 shaped living and dining Garage. Small lot. 937,900. all the systems and built-in appliances you buy with the home will work...and work perfectly...for one year HOURS: BOOKKEEPING ASSISTANT lEALTOR-MLS 289-4331 NIGHT TIME Manager - (32), Phoenix 37 ( 68), Seattle 41 (48), St. Louis -3 (9) room. Large paneled family BOLTON LAKE - Two from the day you buy. if they don't, you're covered by an American Home Shield warranty that promised lu Sundiqrt CloMd Daily 1:30 - 5 9 - 25-30 hours per week. Wanted for tobacco depart­ Washington 21 (38). room in basement, garage, correct any fallu/e or malfunction. Good as new. Promptly - even on weekends and holidays. The American Sat I aun. - 5 1 Knowledge of bookkeeping not bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, ! m . f wm ment, supervisory and patio, 300’ deep lot. 939,900. Home Shield Warranty coven all the major systems in the home; plumbing, healing, and electrical systems, necessary, but must nave an laundry room. For sale by Ranch-Vernon, just cashiering. Experience Philbrick Agency, Realtors. owner. Beach privileges. Call and ail built-in appliances purchased with the home, such as the water heater, disposal, dishwasher, and built- aptitude with fimres. Apply in needed. Pleasant working 6464200. over the line. 3 bedrooms, person. Blast Hartford Con­ 643-6775. Mid twenties. large lot, IVi acres. 938,- “There's No Home Uke in range and oven. H anything g(jtt wrong - no matter how wrong it goes - your American Home Shield conditions and hours. Apply at Warranty will put It right. Ru45iMl valescent Home, 745 Main once, Liggett Parkade Drug. Help Wanted ’7 Butinaaa Opportunity 14 500. Street, East Hartford, Conn. The One You Oim" MANCHESTER D.F. Reale is the only agency in town who offen this warranty program. No one else can offer you this ser­ I Work at horn# in tpara tlmt. SMALL ENGINE Service NEED 50 PEOPLE for tele­ TO ASSIST Purchsing Agent - Corporation expanding dealer : • OPEN HOUSE BONANZA a i vice, a service which can be applied, both to homes listed through our agency and homes sold (Multiple Earn $250.00 par 1,000 stuffing Expediting minimal typing, Industrial zoned lot. quiz program, no experience anvalopta. Sand stampad, network. No experience Listing homes included) by our agency. filing, heavy phone contact, City utilities. Will sell necessary, will tram. Day aaff-addratsad anvtiopa to: necessary. Complete training N If you are wondering how this exclusive warranty service | W j ? shift openings. No aie limit. Tarry Lana Entarprlsas, P.O. must have pleasing personali­ program. 9500. investment (925,000.), land lease or i Sunday, January 16th i works for ANY home. Call D.F. Reale, Realtors. Apply in person, ^ Main Box 269, Hobart, Indiana ty, responsible position in required to start your own build-to-suit. ABC t-AHUJACrti,. 0 u r.. I 46342. modern East Hartford firm. PICK N' CHOOSE A la TOLp..THE»r AB» 19 Street, Manchester, 10 a.m. to business. Ideal for retired or SLAVIC LAIIOUAIWS NOIM ig itIO 8 p.m. Monday through Satur­ S a l a r y and fringe benefits. part time. Details on request. 1-4 P a N I a 0y MORS TH AN Pick n’ Choose your colors and floor day. Call ^-8291 for appointment. Mr. Barker. ESCA Field 9AP MILLION p e o p l e .' Training Division Box 619, plan on our "soon to be built” large AUTO MECHANIC - We are Wading River, New York. ICeiiL W B R O N — Immaeulato 6 room eunlom UAR bulK looking for a capable, 11792. : 29 Franklin Street : 40 Vernon S tre e t : six room Colonials, IVi baths, living ARE YOU experienced man, with a com­ '* * '* * ^ J * * ^ * bKirootns, largn family room, play roam, baatrtHul sal-up for In-law apartmant $45,906. plete set of tools. Benefits in­ EARN PROTECTED : 3 BEDROOM i 3 BEDROOM i D.F. REALE FRIENDLY... Real Estate room with fireplace, formal dining clude: Excellent modern Distributorship. Female line. 172 Baal Canlar SL working conditions, top pay, GOOD : COLONIAL RANCH CIVIC Full or part time. Rockville, 646-4126 646-1922 room, 3 bedrooms, hardwood bonus, paid holidays, vaca­ SPENDING Vernon, Manchester, East ! With aluminum siding, 1 ' MINDED... tion, overtime, and co-op on Hartford, Glastonbury. 686- ; full bath plus 2 half baths. ! 1 With country kitchen, ! flooring, aluminum siding, uniforms and insurance. Must ^PIAKIHQ a n o w r jtih s MONEY 6769 after 7 p.m. Bob. [ Fireplace, slate foyer, rear ! ■ fireplaced living room, 114 ; MANCHESTER - Custom six • 'F O R E IS H LAH6UA4CS IS A SAILL be able to work on all brands applianced kitchen. Mid $40’s. AMBITIOUS.. ^balcony, garage, all] . baths, rec room, garage. < room Ranch with attached WMICH CAN 9B PeveuiPCP INTHC of domestic cars. Married COVENTRY - Offers invited two car garage. Wooded lot, UMiTfP $TATp$ ARUV WMCee B0YS& : appliances. Exceptional building lot is non­ youuCF Peopte iWTeiVfirfp iai CONCERNED? man over twenty-five on this 40 acre egg farm. over one acre. Fireplace, OOB4 U5IM6 POKESSN LAN6UACS5 preferred. If you are looking GIRLS Includes three attractive dining room, full basement. BOLTON — ^ o o m Ranch wHh gorgooua country aixod Realtors INCLOPlMi T h e SLAVIC LAN6UA6CS tor a home in a prosperous development area. Cali Mr. Welcome new residents homes, up to date plant facili­ ; JUST REDUCED TO MUST BE SEEN 944,9M. Philbrick Agency, 646- •»«. pin room, am on 2.9 PfCElVE APVAMC3 P TKAIUIHS/ growing business, we would 5 Evanlnga A W tak 4200. 175 Main St., Manchattar to Manchester. Must ty, three story bam. B/W Rothman. Uke to Ulk to you. Cali Bill 6 p.m . to 8 ptm. Realty, 647-1419. $ 4 2 ,9 0 0 drive and know area. No Baker at 456-2619, between 8 $ 4 1 ,9 0 0 sales involved. If you a.m. and 5 p.m. Vehicles Directions: East Center ; ; Directions: East Middle 1 KEEP SMILING Call Anytime Probate Call ’Street to Parker St. to ■ are all of these, we Unlimited, Route 6, Colum­ ! Turnpike to Vernon Street. : 646-4S15 bia. : Franklin St. 1 Notice would like to meet 647-9946 Situation Wanlod IB CONTEMPORARY RANCH - Eight rooms. Featuring you...Person to Person. FACTORY CLERK - Clerical BABYSITTING Service - beamed Cathedral ceiling, Court of Probste. experience desired. S«ond Your home or mine. living room with white brick Real Estate Center Dirtnct of Andover shift, 3:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. References. Reasonable fireplace. Two sliding glass ___ NOTfCE TO CREDITORS CALL 523-4072 E B B 3 m 646-4144 ESTATE OF LU G U E FERGUSON Paid Blue Cross, CMS, Life rates. Cali 647-1618. Ask for RIGHARDS & KEHMNA 1 doors to deck. 2 1/2 baths. \ TE6F0BD REAL ESTATE SYME Insurance. Apply Amerbelle Marie. Redwood and aluminum FRECHEnES MARTIN, Realtors an order of Hon Vsldls Corp., 104 Blast Main Street, exterior. Two car garage. yinkels. Judge, all claims must R ealtors-IW LS 647-9914 263 Main St, Manctmtor w presented to the fiduciary named NEED 20 PEOPLE for local Rockville. An Equal Oppor­ 5 2 8 - 9 5 4 6 : 967,900. Philbrick Agency, m - D.F. REALE ^ k m op or before April 15.1977 or be light delivery. Must be neat tunity Employer. Hornet For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 23 4200. barred by law The fiduciary is. appearing, and have own William R, Ferguson r 4 l North lQ»th Street transportation. Full or part MATURE, Responsible Per­ Ufayette. Colorado 60026 time. Good wages paid daily. son - To babysit. Occassional- Manchester Apply in person, 989 Main ly in my Forset Hills home. BEST BUYS BY B O fia iB SPACIOUS 2-FAMILY Street, Manchester, 10 a.m. to Own tra n ^ rta tlo n desired. OPEN HOUSE w im .T utno TW O f a i w i t i MANCHESTER-VERNON LINE 8 p.m. Night openings Monday Please call 6461056; if no ★ ★ *33,900'^^ ★ « p lu garage. Newly painted ouUide, renovated Inside. INVITATION through Saturday. answer 646-8250. Sunday, January 16lh • 1-4 p.m. Aluminum storms, screens, doors, walk to public or 5 Colonial. ThrM badroomt, Franklin flraplaca, parochUl schools. New asphalt tool. Ideal for the prudent TO BID garagea, aatumabla Vh% mortgaga. young couple, or retiring mature people. We invite com­ . PART TIME TELLERS parison in price, quality, and tax stnicture! 942 566 f g Sealed bids will be received in S e v w ^ o p w ln s t for Indivkiutle willing to work floxl- SET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY the Office of The Director of blo oehoduloo on an “on colP u noodod baolo. Somo Buy a Raised Ranch! Seven rooms with a two-car garage ft r ,-T General Services, 41 Center Will train. ★ ★ *49,900^ ★ on a 272’ country lot juit minutes from Manchester! Wall ing room and kilrhrn, 2. MACHINE 540(0. CURB FEEDER THE CONNECTICUT BANK VmiCH FEATURE 1$ IE0T7 rar garagr barn. 387’ drrp lot. AND TRUST COMPANY ★ ★ *633599^ ★ Directioni: Green Road to Sherwood Circle. Watch lor The 325' plua treed yard, the brand new roof, the two FOUR-WHEEL DRIVE figni. PICKUP TRUCK LIcantad rooming houaa. Duplax atyla. Incoma zoned heat, the finished (beautifully) family room, the or NEW HDME OppotUimtr (m p to iw , Htlt/rm tla two antennal, the central location, the plethora of extras The Town of Manchester is an approximataly 913,000. ExcallanI condition. (washer, dryer, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, Venetian equal opportunity employer, TERRIFIC blinds) the secluded rear patio, the sun room, or the at- and requires an affirmative Uched 12 month spring (greeniwuse). They’re ail here action policy for all of its Con­ Seven room Ranch with three ★ ★ *79,999^ ★ and more in this Immaculate mld-forUea Ranch. Cali tractors and Vendors as a con­ CARRIERS NEEDED 93 CROFT DRIVE now. bedrooms. Large kitchen with dining dition of doing business with Canlar Slrtal. Brick Colonial. Idaal profaaalonal Awaiting ytwr inspection is this 6 room Ranch with eat-in kitchen, 3 bedrooms ' HAVE TOOLS - W IU FINISH area, 2-car garage, huge country lot. Ihe Town, as per Federal T o D ^ Tie Mweheiter Evening offica. 200 foot fronlaga, ampla parking. Incdma Order 11246 fireplaced living room, basement game room, 1 car garage and all on one half ■ and pronto this brand new 714 room Colonial with 215 Herald In Eaet Hartford, In the foHowInn poaalbla. acre lot. Priced in the mid forties. ONE HOOD LIVINB Bid forms, plans and ereaa: la avaSabia wllh tMa elaan Ewao badroom Raneh. Por- baths and two car garage. Thermopane windows, partial Briarwood Dr„ Manchester specifications are available at Call Dianna Fallowa mal dhUng room, Pranoh provincial kltahan, oat and W fleldstone front, wall to wall in bedrooms. UnbeaUble 649-2613 IMidi Rd.. Tolland S t, QoM 8L, DIrnotlont: Want on ToHond Turnpiko poal Cnidora to Windsor 81., North on location, clean country air in Greater Mancheiter. Sun Lo»rly new 7 room Colonial, 3 lieilrooiua, 2^i baihk. the General Services Office, WIndoor 8t. to Croft. Wool on C r ^ baUw, rao room, Nroplaea, aortanad-ki roar porch phia nrrplMceH family room off kilrlirn w /appllanm for. 41 Center Street, Manchester, a l-car garage. 540’a. and shade on a practically no traffic street. Extra iniula- CIpoila Dr., and lumaido Avo. tkm mal dining room A thing room, ftover, alum mMImm Connecticut. RIVERSIDE Houbir garage. $55,900 * TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CALL 647-9946 ZINSSER AGENCY O H a v L c W d & MANY MORE ^ CALL US • WE WORK CONNECTICUT Reelton 568-7358 Honid Circulation Dapt RIALTOR8-Mlt ROBERT B WEISS, 95 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTPORb 646-1511 THE WILLIAM L BELHORE AGENCY MERRin GENERAL MANAGER m West Csnitt Mraat 444-1441 REALTORS M7-141S AGENCY 6 46 -llSO REALTORS 122 EAST CEtrriR BT. PAGE EIGHT H - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., S«t.. Jan. 15.1977 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ACROSS 4 Summer drink Answer to Previous Punie MANi^ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Jan. 15, 1977— PAGE NINE-B IMNR MO EaWST Ooflt-B/rdt-fte Apartm0nl$ for H»nt ' S3 Homo0 tor Rent 54 Aufoe fo r Solo______M 6 Hound 1 Haggard 6 Slang |L A MT T T E □ novel 7 Animal p L E 0 0 U ■r E n n Q Charles M, Schultz DACHSUND PUPPIES - CHARLES APARTMENTS - MANCHESTER - Oean three PONTIAC CATALINA 1*68 - L E 0 a P AKC, two femalei, eleven 4 Theiiaty society (ebbr.) E A n n Q Deluxe four and half room bedroom Ranch. One and 1/2 Executives Car. Garaged, mountain |L E A H e Sj Q D □ J F y o u W W A N Y weeks old. Call e4M Ul, after Townhouse. 1 1/2 baths, all Dear Abby 8 Yesterday (Fr.) A K 0 S:30. . 'taths, garage. $300. unheated. well kept, extra set mounted 7 Notfonvard 9 UhJiuh s □ LL appliances, two air con­ Lease. Blanchard jiRossetto, tires. (Buying new car) 10 S niksiM i dCl D X A K A A R T 11 Betw nn (Fr.) UL □ 1 0 H 1 0 ^ f i o o p , ^ t o U W O U L D ditioners, carpeted, heat, hot Realtors, 646-2402. Bargain at $5M. Call 8 7 5 -^ . By Abigail Van Buren land 13 Existence LB GIVEAWAY - Cocker l^ n le l, water, patios, soundproofing. 12 Apple canter ISO T □ T N El p A C E I CA.HE I KNOW, HOWEVER, THAT EATINS a candy bar 15 purebred, black, male, lb- Washer and dryer hook-ups, 14 Fruit paltry □ D p H A O u U a E Q TOO DON'T like to be PONT YOU WANT ALPIE/IPY I EAST HARTFORD - Single MUST SELL 1*72 Pontiac - II 1 P N E¥ ' OVER HERE THE TENTH BEST THIN6 months. Alert loving house storage, basement garage. house. Two bedrooms, stove, LeMans. Excellent condition. 15 Quito 21 Confederate WITH ME 50 I'M EATIN6 dog for adult companionship. 0 IT ■ E 8 Q U A R 0 E D TO BE WITH ID BEIN6 WITH SOMEONE... t o h e a r WHAT T H E $270 to $315. 646-0600, ^ 1 5 4 0 . refrigerator, two car garage. $2,000, or best offer. Call 878 16 Fish roe States Army L 1 T N 0 a 0 1 L V A CANDY BAR INSTEAD r - ■ •— — -1/ H H A V E I 4afl304. my fetter to«LI"w i?h^LTaL 1r’'w^^^ 17 These (Fr.) E YOU... OTHER NINE A R E? Quiet neighbornood. 8458. (ebbr.) 0 S L E 1 a E L E A N ••• TWO AND Half Room Apart- References required. $250 18M siltd a L 0 T E D L U T E F L A P P E D ! 20 Gold plated 23 Capable of A n ilq v i' 4f ment. Heat, hot water, monthly. 643-5*63. 1*74 FORD PINTO • Two cultivation y eirs' ^oiKht loss for five itstustts 35 Most cushiony M IM P ^ ___ appliances. Main Street loca­ Door. FM Stereo. Ehrcellent 22 Turns 24 Squeezed out 45 Visual M Y fa ce . £ WANTED Antique furniture, tion. Third floor. References. TALCOTTVILLE - Newly condition. Low mileage. Call 2. I went into therapy. 24 Smoother 38 Hockey 46 State (Fr.) 1 Security. Lease. Immediate 25 Corruption glass, pewter, oil paintings, or restored Federal Colonial 6488677, after 5 p.m. 26 Light 27 Phrase of un­ league (ebbr.) 48 Bound ThAVi^ i- iS» occupancy. $145. Call after 6 3. I received a Master's degree in psycholoav and am other antique Items. R. (circa 1800) Duplex. Country 30 Engage in derstanding (2 40 Stray dog 49 Inside (pref.) Harrison, 643-0709. p.m., 646-3911. setting on one acre. Two 1*72 DODGE Charger - Power now a practicing and teaching theratost ™ winter sport wds.) 41 Motion 50 Repose J WINTHROP bedrooms, living room, coun­ steering, power brakes, , 31 Cooled lave picture light WANTED - Complete estates, ATTRACTIVE Three room try kitchen, dimng room, or radiala, new paint job. 32 Witneis 26 Back end 51 Fast aircraft Apartment - Heat, electricity, 29 However 43 Iowa college (ebbr.) d ip n c u clocks, phonographs, steins. guest room. Original wide Extellent condition. $21*5. 33 D ryjt wine Y > s e e -nncoe Will buy outright or sell on stove, refrigerator. pine and hardwood floors. $275 64827*6. OEA, ALBERT, 34 College 30 Compass town 53 Accountant Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss nCTURES C F7H E BARTTH UH-HL1H...'THE con^gment, any quantity. References. No pets. $165.646- per month. Lease, security, your determination, you never could have accomnlUhaH degree (ebbr.j point 44 Silent (ebbr.) i m r •THE A6TTW?NALin5 PICTURBS X 3167, 228-3540. and references. Available Im­ 36 Enjoy a meet 1*73 OLDS Cutlass Supreme ■ 1 ‘ 2 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 TCKiC F?aCM-THE AAiOOM'? .SAVI/ mediately. Call Mr. Wraight, Two door, V-8, 38,000 miles, 37 First garden 39 Closet VOU KNOW THE t THINK I SHOULD NO.< VOU WAIT OPBN UR UNOeitHILL! W E R E P L ^ T . ANTIQUES WANTED - Fur­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe 528*471. After 5, 643-0149, for good condition. Two new front 10 11 12 13 14 , ^ ANSWER TO THAT <30 42 Odious I UP WITH VOU/ DOWN HERE, IT'S SHERIFF FINNI niture, Oriental rugs, pain­ Townhouse 2-bedroom apart­ appointment. tires, new exhaust system. 45 City in WHAT NOW, A S W ELL OO— V tings, Windsor desks, pottery, ment. Highland Street area. 2880712. 15 16 17 UNCLE PHIL? j Bia e m tM oem /m Call 646-1616. Alabama weathervanes, baskets. Ron FOUR ROOM House - Newly 47 More banal II 19 30 21 r j - Dionne, 643-16*1. decorated. Appliances, no rrueko tor Safe 62 61 Put M A N C H E S T E R - O ne ■ children, no dogs. Security. kSi'A™ ■" bntTaiC 52 Behold (Let) 22 THE PACK RAT - Antiques, bedroom unit located in a $240. Call S485*». 1963 FORD TRUCK - F-100. 54 One (Ger.) 24 25 27 28 29 collectables, decorative and small brick complex with Excellent running condition, “>ree times, diet doctors 55 Csipian 56 Quaffs 1 (.1? conversation pieces. Turquois Needs very minor repairs to 30 E jewelry. Sundays 12 to a. 40 pass inspection. $375.742-6591. 57 Acquires Oltleoo-atoroo lor Ranf 55 1 1 1 ■ Flora Road, off Route 85, 58 Explosive 33 35 3. Bolton. 1*74 FORD Windowvan - Fully (ebbr.) 1 1 1 ■ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ 59 M ike an 37 3. 3. 40 41 customized interior. V -t, Then someone told me about Overeaters Anonymous Wontod to Buy ONE THREE Room Apart­ fice. Ground level, central edging 1 1 49 autom atic. 32,000 m iles. 60 Period 42 43 Biu/n0$ t P ro p fty 2 t ArUcl0* tor S0I0 41 ment - Mayberry Village. Call location, professional Excellent condition. $4,000, or ' ANTIQUE FURNITURE - 2885050. building, parking and utilities. B.O. Must sell. 6483328. 45 46 48 49 50 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg RUPP SNOWMOBILE -1*75. Call 6482865. DOWN Focus your attention Clocks, Glass, Dolls, Statues, SI 52 ■S3 54 on the many Farm, with three story bam. 40 HP. Electric start. Canvass Paintings, Toys, Guns, m ' r j s , ' Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer KUTUOmCE EAST CENTER Street - 540 .1 Leek out opportunitiai offarad Butler-type building. Power cover. $650. Call 742-9760. Swords, Musical Instruments, Motorcyeloi-Bleycloo 64 reqmrement to join "O.A." is a desire to stop ea?W 2 Hawaiian 55 56 57 m the aattifiad plant, and other out ralldlngs, Post Cards, Steins. 6482690. OAMATOENTOMWES and 300 square foot offices. im pulsively, '^ e r e are no dues, and nobody U weighedto town ^um ns each day. lus Three Lovely Homes, MINK JACKET - Size 16 to 18. Urge vuielir of Apirtmenti and . Modem first floor. Central 3 Epochs SI 59 60 'YOU 5HCXILC? ALWAYS ^ THERE'S ALSO ANOTHER Townhoutti throughout TRIUMPH 1*76 Bonneville von ‘ '’®''® ^ meetings if You'll find it p«ys off ffers Invited. B/W Realty, $125. Please call 6486584. GERMAN WWII military heat and air, ample parking. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and you don t want to. I can only tell you that after that m-at TAKE VDUR TIME WHEN LESSON HERE SOMEWHERE/ hand$omtly. 647-141*.g Manchattar 6481180. (NfWSFAPIS INTISPSIK ASSN ) items. Hats, uniforms, drUf $-t, rack. $1,750. 2884042. meeting I felt that God had sent me there YOU SHCVEL SNOW.' 15 FOOT Refrigerator - Clean, ffa«M Olffea opwi daggers, medals, books, Sal fO-S, Xwidair ft-J " " debt free, have money in IT'S SAFER THAT WAY.' running well, excellent condi- photos, etc. Call after 5 p.m. STORE, or Office M»ce for 546-1021 rent in Manchester hull. Heat the bank and rov marriage is more secure than ever I've Uon. $TC. Call 6481837. 8^-7522. Mobffa HomoO 65 even returned to my church, where I was ashamed to go 5 230-A N«w Slat* Road and lights included. 6481442 or for years because I felt so unworthy * o ALL CASH for your property TAG SALE - Saturday and MANCHESTER Win at Bridge 18' CAMPER trailer - single Overeators Anonymous is strictly that. No Ust names within 24 hours. Avoid red Sunday, 10 to 5, at 118-C Tudor axle, excellent condition. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 tape, instant service. Hayes Lane, Manchester. No □ RENTALS MANCHESTER - 550 square Eleven years old. $1,500. Call {."dl “ gn mine, and you may check me out. Corporation, 6480131. previews. No furniture. SIX ROOM Duplex - Central feet industrial space. (Iround 742-8930. Toat organization has done so much for me I want to let East bungies bid and piay location* $210 monthly. Plus floor, $85. monthly including bnow about it so they can be born again. Because Roomo lor Root SELLING your house? Cali us WE BUY and sell furniture. 52 utilities. 64832ffi, after 3 p.m. heat. Warren E. Howland, BRAND NEW 14 foot wides th a ts what happened to me. The nine was played from Realtors, 6481108. first and we'll make you a Cash on the line. One piece or Available now. from $9995. in stock ready for __ a l b e r t IN LOS ANGELES NORTH dummy and here is where PLEASANT CLEAN - fur­ A A 10 9 IMMACULATE Eight room MANCHESTER - "Circa cash offer. T.J. Crockett, an entire houseful. 6 4 ^ 3 2 . immediate delivery. Price In­ DEAR ALBERT: Not only did 1 check you out, but I East really violated the laws Colonial - Two years old. First Realtor, 6481577. Furniture Barn, 345 Main nished room. Centrally EAST HARTFORD - Two APPRO X IM A TELY 1500 personally spoke with several members of “O.A.,” and O i l of good bridge. He covered ______o SUaPumAi^ 1752" Clurming Authentic 9 located for working person. cludes wall-to-wall floor family room. 21/2 baths, Street, beside Douglas bedroom Duplex. Wall to wall Square feet of office space in carrpetlng, matching every word you wroU la true. Anyone Interested in ♦ J 10843 with his jack. room, 2 bath GAMBREL (3 Call 6480505. the Manchester State Bank *J97 four bedrooms, fireplace, wall fireplaces■epiL...... - bake...... oven,, IMMEDIATE Cash for your Motors. carpeting, appliances. Securi­ appliances, bow window, front learning more about this wonderful organization (there are South won; played ace and Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence to wall carpeting, tnroughout. property. Let us enlain our ty, lease, adults, no pets. Building. Formerly a printing WEST EAST exquisiteext paneling) beautiful- ESSEX MOTOR INN - Weekly country kitchen and much chapters all over the U.S.) may write to (Kereatera queen of hearts to throw West Two car garage. large lot. fair proposal. Call Mr. PERSIAN RUGS - Oriential Available March 1st. $ ^ . 528 shop. T, J. Crockett, Realtor, more. Large selection of A 7 AJ54 situatM on lovely South rooms, single $54.95; double Anonymous, P.O. Box 34854, Loa Angeles, CaUf. 90034, in with the king. West led a THI5 I8 carol TUBBS Y W SORRY— $M,000. Phnbriu Agency, 648 Belfiore, 647-1413. Design. Various sizes. Prices 7698. 6481577. homes to chooss from, all VKJ93 17 10* iSfain' Street Green. Call $69.95, Plus tax. Omtlnentol DEAR ABBY: The other day a friend of mine (I will call ♦AQt *K52 club, but it was all over. South CALLIWe!.,.MAV I ( WR.McKEE'S 4200. Suzanne Shorts 6483233, or almost half the market price! priced to sell. Excellent finan- ruffed the club, ruffed a heart SPEAK TO W/ FATHER, GONE FOR MAY WE BUY your home? 643- 8904. breakfast, maid service, ROOMMATE WANTED - SMALL SPACE for rent - her Josephine) told me how cool she thought my brother AAQ632 «K 10 854 Katherine Bourn 742-8646. J. utilities, parking. Call 648 cing available. Trades in dummy, ruffed another PLEASE T ^ A THE PAYl CAPE - Six rooms - Three or Quick, fair, all cash and no East Hartford, central, Ideal for store or office. welcome, parts, supplies, and was and that would give anything to go out -with him. SOUTH (0 ) Watson Beach Co. Manchester 2300. Available now. Please call club, and another heart, got four bedrooms, formal dining office 647-913*. problems. Call Warren E. PERSIAN RUGS - Oriential busline, five minutes to Hart­ accessories, full time service Well, 1 told my brother about Josephine and what she AKQg632 room, basement. Handy loca- Howland, Realtors, 6481106. Design. Various sizes. Prices ford. Between * to 5,278-5850, 6486441. said, and he didn't think the same about her. In fact he 17 AQ6S4 back to his hand with a third Aportmonlt For Root S3 department. Plaza Homes, club ruff, pulled East's last Uon. $33,500. Philbrick Agen­ almost half the market price! Ext. 333. Home, 2887116. 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, thought she was a creep. I even offered him money to take «7S 2400 SQUARE FEET - air con­ two trumps, scored his con­ cy, 646-4200. SELL YOUR House through 6488*04. Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, her out just once, but he wouldn't do it. I know Josephine ♦ - Lott-Lond For Solo 24 WE HAVE customers waiting ditioned space with full base­ tract trick with his last heart J. Watson Beach Real Estate OLDER SIX Room Dupex for Connecticut, 1-828-0369. is going t o ask me about my brother again. What shall I tell East-West vulnerable COME SIT in front of the Company. Professional real DOG HOUSES - One large, lor the rental of your apart­ rent - $190 per month. Please ment in modem colonial brick ______her? and conceded the last two (X)LUMBIA - Offers invited ment or home. J.D. Real West North East South tricks. flreplace and toast chestnuts estate service for nearly 50 one medium. Never used. call 6482452. ON THE SPOT in this immaculate 8 room on 65 acres of forested land. years. Call our Manchester of­ Reasonable. Call 875-4179. Estate Associates, Inc. 648 SW ? v S S M W '^'SS5 I A East could have seen all this B/W Realty, 647-141*. 1980. owner may participate in ■ results, anxious DEAR ON: If Josephine inquires about your "cool" Dbl. 2 A Pass 4 A Cape. Two baths, 3 bedrooms, fice, 647-913*. ROOMMATE WANTED - buyers waiting. Please call brother again, tell her that he freezes at the suggestion of coming and could have played beautiful family room that BRAIDED STAIR Runner Female, 20's to share luxury 2 sound business venture. Mr. Plaza Homes, Broker, 1-828 Pass Pass Pass a low trump. South would get LOOKING for anything in real Belfiore, 647-1413. dating a friend of yours, and unless she can attract him on Opening lead — 7 A walks out to a c o v e rt patio $65. Freezer, upright $170. bedroom South Windsor apart­ 0369. her own, it's not tonight Josephine—or .my other night. to ruff one heart with the ace are some of the featur^ of MeUI desk $30. Nadco Bike estate rental - apartments, ment. $135. plus uUllties. Call of trumps, but East's jack this lovely home. $42,900. 5 Acres Artleloo lor 80I0 41 Exerciser $60. New golf clubs, homes, multiple dwelllMs, no Linda, 6482705. EAST CENTER Street - Se­ would ovemiff the next one to fees. Call J.t>. Real Estate A SPIC AND SPAN two Dubaldo-Lesperance Agency, •is,900 cart and bag $140. Call after 6, cond floor. One room with By Oswald 8i James Jacoby hold South to nine tricks. Associates, Inc. 6481*80. reception area. All utilities bedroom home set up in a 6480505. ALUMINUM sheets used as 644- 1098. MANCHESTER - New “irkpark just 15 minutes from East started out his career Alley Oop — Dave Graue G nat Brook printing plates, .007 thick, furnished. Use of 24 feet by 15 Duplex. Two bedrooms, by 1 Hartford.------Only $3,495 with Astro-graph of crime when he failed to bid Five acres of beautiful 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for ’ \ ’j EAST HARTFORD - Modem feet— ------meeting —room...... included,^iudec. DUPLEX 6i 6 - Centrally land, Vermont border, and Building Suppiloo range, dishwasher and dis­ easy terms. We also have three clubs over North's two WELL? DID 'itXJ SET \ WE CSmiNLV ) HE DIDN'T EVEN ..C>N YOU IMA6INE WHAT ' located. New heating system. $1. Phone 6482711. two bedroom Townhouse. posal. Oil heat. $275. per Ample parking.rkini Call 6481126. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL a nice brook running other pre-owned homes ready spade call. Not that this A Florida reader asks a OOP INTO THE TRAN9-) DID, OSCAR! J REALIZE WHAT HAPPENS? ArrSR HT " Excellent condition. Cm side NATURAL STONE for Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 month. Large yard. 6 4 3 -(^ MISSION CHAMBBS? VVAS GOINS ON VOUKNOW,IWAfl MATERIALUnS) AND/ through property, town baths, disposal, dishwasher, for immediate occupancy set For Sunday, Jon. 16, 1977 failure was a serious crime, very Interesting question that empty, may be purchased (XEAN USED refrigerators, retaining walls, veneers, after 5 p.m. FOR RENT - Office space. up in the Hartford area, u it's UNTIL IT WAS JUST THINKINS... road frontage, nice stone ranges, automatic washers, full basement with hook-ups. Main Street location. just that it proved to be very we can't answer definitely. TOO lathe! with furniture. Owner, 528 patios, etc. Pick up by the a new home your looking for ARIES ( M ^ 21-April 19) Do expensive. 0*51. walls. Can be purchased with guarantees. B.D. Pearl's $245. Call 5281708 days. BOLTON - Two room apart­ Reasonable. Call 6485334. something to strengthen your SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) The After an opening bid of one pound or delivery by the ton. you owe it to yourself to see Had East bid three clubs T' for $1,400 down, 7 year Appliances, 64* Main St., 648 Bolton Notch Stone (juarry, ment, all utilities includ^. faith today. It will bolster your material aspects continue to potrump all four suits are bid. 2171. LARGE SIX Room Duplex - our tremendous selection of 14 spirits for the entire week. Seek favor you, so If you have a West would surely have taken MANCHESTER - Lovely 8 financing. 6483163. Nice area $175. Call Century STORE or OFFICE - 700 wides in many decors and Finally the opener bids four ,,, Central location. No pets. square feet near Trl-Clty out a speaker with a message or buBfness opportunity that looks him to game which makes bedroom Ranch, two baths, 21, Tedford Real Estate, 847- floor plans at prices that can­ good, strike while the Iron Is hot. notrump. Our reader wants to family room, 2 Save Call 6 4 4 ^ for es­ lots, drivew^s. Free es­ work- ,Steps, dormers. house. Three bedrooms, tile 6480888. gestions; directions. timates timates. Call Regal Mufflers, Residential or commercial. SPECIALIZING cleaning and JUST MARRIED? Immediate bath. Laundry hook-ups in TS IIBIR. ISM TN far Mck M* ask for Jim. 646^112, or 638 Call 64842*1. repairing chimneys, roofs, occupancy. Four room apart­ storage area. Two children PLYMOUTH 1*6* Suburban ** ^***** v ( TRUCKING - Odd Jobs - 4015. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 ment. Appliances auppliea. No Custom Wagon.-Blue. Eight ANM CAUT accepted. References and (Mmt tf pistr) HB Geaning cellars and attics, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Years Experience. Howley, pets. Utilities extra. |lK . 638 security required. No pets. cylinders. Automatic HAND PAINTED show card IIWAVS.SlAMSmM -AMILV HOUR moving large appliances, also Carpentry and general con­ 6485361. ’ $225. Call ^ 1 8 5 8 . transmission, power steering. NS«Ysr1l.N.tlMM a N.TM an U| PM OH signs for window displays etc. T w e stone and loam delivered. 648 tracting. Residential and I^ f rack, ^cellent. Ow. ANNt CAtOT 1775, 644-9532. Reasonable prices. Will FOUR ROOMS - First floor. Suburban Sales, 6482076. commercial. Whether it be a Hooting-Plumbing SUBLET - Parkade apart­ c o a c h ’s , deliver. Call 6»3I18. small repair Job, a custom 35 Heated. Central. Adults, no ment townhouse. Heat, hot Short Riba - Frank Hill l O O Nm Vwli, N.V. isos* g r a f f it i FORMICA TOPS - CablneU builtnewaa* homeetvaisv vtor ailaching in pets. $210.6481*19, between 8 water, stove, refrigerator, 1*65 AUSTIN HEALY - / aoQ doon made to order. Top Polntlng-Poporlng SEWERLINES, sink lines, 7 p.m. "Sprite". Good running condi­ 33 between, call 64813 cleaned with electric cutters, one and 1/2 baths, garbage ERE THE (3BEATEST1 w e HM/E 30LDBN BUT 3M AFRAIP'' work, reasonable tion. $400 or best offer. Call r.'!i ^ professionals. McKinney disposal, central air con­ ICKBfiOUP IN HisroizY ^CDRDS.WE WERECMERTHE tNJW' prices References 6484345. PAINTING • Interior and CARPENTRY - Repairs THREE ROOM Furnished ditioning. Security, no pets. Mr. Wraight, 528*471. 1077 ALBUM with a bound- 1 6 MILLION LAST Y&UfT W U „ A ^ G . ^ Bros. Sewage Disposal 6 )m- rtment - 83 Oak Street, two ln“AII-Seaton Gift Book" exterior, paperhanging, remodeling, additions, gar- pany, 64853()e. 6483422. ELEXITRICIAN - All types of excellent wort. References. yes, roofing. Call David •••••••••••• cks to Main. $175 per 1*71 VOLKSWAGEN Bus - of 24-paKc.l l'rire...82.(M. wiring, electricai improve­ Xmonth, plus utilities. Security Rebuilt engine, seats seven, «uo m il leou it 11.11 iuk Free estimates. Fully In­ Patria 6481796. • Flooring 33 FOR RENT - Large six room ment. and repair work. FREE sured. Martin Mattson, 648 ^jWsU required. Mr. Lindsey, Duplex apartment. Gose to excellent condition. Radio. m l-IS estimate*. Call 6485253 4431. scbools, shopping. Laundry $1,400. Phone 648*778. NEW CEILINGS - Archways FLOOR SANDING - hook-ups, garage. Pleasant I undorsiAiid ha'a a puppataar,' and celling beams Installed. Refinishing floors like new, no l a PAPER HANGING Expert. Ceilings resurfaced, various CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - neighborhood. 015 monthly. AUSTIN AMERICA - 1*70. To place a ClastMed Your average p aper. In waxing, (uecializing In older Completely furnished, 1 1/2 Security deposit required. Automatic, front wheel drive, II aUllTI. 11 iMClMtlai ^ t . 0 textures, wall knock-outs and floors). Ceilings— -jngs and Inside Ad...ea6 6483711. a^yerage room , $30. Mr. installations. Drobiak Dry room efficiency. Heat, hot References. No pet*. Call 848 low mileage. Good aintini John V('erfallle, 848 ArMANS. A MasiUfal iticctlas Richman, 6483864 Wall Company, 6488882. water. Parking. $145. Pasek 2620, after 5:30 p.m. mechanically. Some body Ns.* a*fM - MARI A tIFT Um &760, 87 1-2222. Realtors, 2887475. weekdays, anytime weekends. damage. $450. 6481846. iHUlsr WsMi iM fiSluJ: . I I- \