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i Blowing snow closes region -•fm Snow closes Town storm deadly; area towns roads being cleared Bv BARBARA RICIIMOM) f AM) IT Manchester and surrounding Crews will continue sanding and will ARKA CORRKSI’O.NDKMS towns, like the rest of the Northeast, attempt to widen some streets that closed down today to recover from have narrowed as snow has mounted Storm Larry, which dumped at least The Highway Department With the exception of snow plowing 16 inches of snow and then blew it employees, who have worked and emergency operations area into man-size drifts, some as high as straight since 7 a m Monday, towns literally closed downiast night nine feet probably will work well into tonight and today as the winter's worst A' One Manchester man died from a The Manchester area received 16 storm left impassable drifts, es­ heart attack suffered Monday nnight to 20 inches of snow from the storm, pecially on secondary roads. while shoveling snow. Manchester O’Sullivan said. The strong winds In all of the towns schools, town of­ Police and members of the resulted in some drifting problems, fice buildings, and most stores were ( i f ■ Northeastern Four-Wheelers worked particularly in the Windsor and closed to allow smoother plowing through the night helping motorists Burnham streets area, where drifts operations. Several grocery stores who were stranded or stuck in their were as high as nine feet, he said closed but many opened and gas vehicles. Weiss has decided to postpone stations on the main roads opened on The Highway Department worked tonight’s Board of Directors schedule this morning. through the night, and town roads meeting. The meeting will be held Coventry were reported in surprisingly good Wedne^ay at 8 p.m. at the Municipal Coventry’s road crew was called condition today. Building. Other town meetings Monday night to dig out the road and William T. Smyth, 53, of 42 scheduled tonight also are expected driveway of a Waterfront Park resi­ Knighton St. was pronounced dead on to be postponed or canceled dent who was in labor. With the help Getting home was rough arrival at Manchester Memorial Today’s rubbish collection in of a police cruiser the pregnant Manchester was canceled O’Sullivan Walking or driving home from work yesterday were, at best, rough (bores I’hi- Hospital Monday night. Police and woman was transported to Windham Fire Department personnel helped said that he is hopeful the collection Community Memorial Hospital in pedestrian and driver were on Lydall Street. (Herald photo by Pinto) perform medical treatment after can pick up Wednesday on schedule Willimantic. Smyth suffered a heart attack at O’Sullivan said that there were no Town manager Frank Connolly, about 8:15. major breakdowns in highway equip­ who did not yet have the details on Town Manager Robert Weiss, and ment during the storm cleanup the‘case, said he ordered the town’s Timothy O’Sullivan and George Other area towns reported no major highway department to give priority Ringstone of the Highway Depart­ problems, although stranded and to such emergencies cases. Grasso asks Carter ment took an hour-lonj tour this mor- parked vehicles created obstacles. Connolly said the roads near his I ning to inspect streets in Manchester Police ordered about own home in Coventry Hills were Manchester. 100 motor vehicles towed. Anyone still not passable this morning but “We didn’t come across any road whose car has been towed should call that the highway department had that wasn’t driveable,” O’Sullivan been working all night. He said he to send U.S. troops said. More work is needed, however. •See Page Fourlren was in constant touch with the town road crews and civil defense workers. HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella T. loaders and anything we can iay our Frank Mancuso, state director of “The biggest problem is drifting Grasso today asked President Carter hands on to push this stuff out of the civil preparedness, said to his snow,” Connolly said. He added that to mobilize federal troops to help roads," she said. knowl^ge such action had never Today’s summary he did not know if the town offices Connecticut open blizzard-buried State road crews were traveling in been taken before. Mrs. Grasso said she was taking the action under could be opened later today. roads to allow emergency equipment convoys plowing the major powers granted the governor in Another blizzard struck the to reach snowbound residents. highways. State policemen and tow The LaMons are now in jail and Dean Wiley, superintendent of Northeast today and officials in truck operators were unburying emergency situations. in a statement distributed to streets, said he had been on the job A runway at Bradley International Connecticut, Massachusetts. Airport in Windsor Locks, Conn., was abandonded cars — often by hand — Mancuso said in his “recent for more than 26 hours, when con­ Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. reporters Monday, said. “If tacted this morning. He said all of and then towing them out of the way. memory” the storm was the worst he kept open so equipment and man­ New York City and Boston protecting our daughter’s moral the equipment was put into service, More than 1,000 cars were reported had seen. power could be airlifted from other declared emergencies. Factories, values is a crime, then we are noting that the town’s six plows and to have been towed by noon today. High winds drove the snow into areas if the request is approved. businesses, schools and non- guilty. ” Harkaway said the Sanders plus some smaller trucks “The situation is beyond the In the southeastern part of the huge drifts that all but buried many parents will stay in jail until they vehicles and in many cases made essential government offices were on the roads. capabilities of state and local state more than 900 cars were es­ produce the girl, or until she turns visibility almost zero. were closed and in Pennsylvania Wiley said a large payloader had governments,” Mrs. Grasso wrote timated stalied in roadways. They 16— the age when she legally may and Rhode Island the National been rented by the town and that Carter. “It requires emergency were being dragged out and towed to Mrs. Grasso got sidetracked about leave school. Guard was mobilized to fight the some work was being contracted out. assistance in the form of equipment, shopping center parking lots and any 3:30 p.m. when her state auto tried to other available areas. get from the Governor’s Mansion on snow. He said the road workers were tired manpower and dollar reim­ Motorists were stranded by the FRANKFURT. West Germany and busy and had been out on the job bursement.” Two men drifted helplessiy all the West Hartford-Hartford town line (UPI) - A Czech engineering night in Long Island Sound more than to the State Armory. hundreds and power failures since 7 a.m. Monday. More than 300 National Guardsmen blacked out thousands of homes, specialist. Ladislav Molnar. 24. Only dispatcher Sunny Grady was 40 miles in 50-knot winds and Her state police cruiser could do no already were at work helping including entire Southern New commandeered a Soviet-built TU- available at the Coventry Police towering waves until their boat better than about one mile in 30 highway crews. England towns. The storm, the se­ 34 airliner on a flight between Department this morning since, all of miraculously beached near minutes in the snarled traffic. East Berlin and Prague, Monday, At least three persons died as a cond in less than three weeks, the officers were out on emergency result of the blizzard which Riverhead, L.I., about dawn today. Anxious to get to the comman(Lpost, and demanded to be flown to caused at least three traffic duty. “Private citizens are staying clobbered Connecticut with up to two C harles W. G reenleaf, 25, of she decided to walk, to the consterna­ Frankfurt. He faces air piracy deaths, two in Pennsylvania and offjhe streets,” she said. She added feet of snow and hurricane-force Stonington and Lance Elwell, 39, of tion of her driver. charges today. one in Massachusetts. there had been no arrests. winds. Noank were treated for exposure and “You can’t walk governor," he On the same plane was an East Chief Robert Kjellquist, reached at reported to be In good condition. said. A governor’s spokesman said U.S. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ German couple, who were aboard his home, said some cars were being They had set out from Noank in a “I told him ‘just watch me’.” she Army equipment, if approved, would dent Anwar Sadat Monday the plane with their child and ask­ towed out of snow drifts and that smalt boat with an outboard motor said moments after she arrived at be sent to the Norwich, New London followed up a hard-line speech to ed for permission to stay in West residents can call the police depart­ attached on a fishing trip to Fisher’s the armory, with cold feet and her Germany. Their request was and Groton areas where stalled cars the National Press Club with a ment to find out where their vehicles Island about 1 p.m. Monday, officials winter coat covered with snow. almost certain to be granted, and drifting snow block virtually series of meetings with private were left. He was also snowbound at every road. said. Mrs. Grasso hiked alone down Far­ since Bonn’s constitution makes citizens. Later, in a question and his Flanders River Road home. Officials estimate more than $25 Local police throughout the state mington Avenue from Woodland no distinction between West and answer session with a small group Kjellquist said that police snow­ million damage was done by the asked the owners of four-wheel drive Street in the city’s west end, about East Germans and anyone living of editors and correspondents, he mobiles were standing by for storm which raged over Connecticut vehicles to volunteer to run essential one mile from the armory where of­ under the Communist regime may accused Israeli Prime Minister emergencies but so far the town was errands and help reach people ficials gathered to direct state ef­ Monday. Menachem Begin of misrepresen­ settle in West Germany at any 4oing well and there had been no stranded, some in their cars all forts to cope with the storm. Mrs. Grasso also declared a civil ting him and said any future time. serious accidents. “This was an un­ night. preparedness emergency which gave “I’ve never been out walking in a Sadat-Begin meeting must have usual storm. You have to take it step Highways were closed after it was her extra powers to marshal forces. storm this bad. I though I was going “certain limits” agreed on in ad­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The by step,” he said. He said police were She ordered all roads in the state estiniated that about 2,000 vehicles swearing-in of a new member to get frostbite,” she said. vance. escorting nurses and other essential closed to all but vital traffic. had men abandoned across the state, marked the start of what Sadat also said it is time for the workers to their jobs in nearby “We need more snow plows, people making it difficult for snow plows to “You've got people with small feet promises to be a busy week for United States to persuade Israel to man them, payloaders, bucket clear the roads. around here,” she quipped. Congress. towns. to make concessions in the peace 'Coventry resident Larry Knight of Mrs. Muriel Humphrey, wife of talks. “The constructive Ripley Hill Road, said the only American role,” he said, “is more the late Sen. Hubert Humphrey, moving traffic in his area was show- than that of a go-between. You are became the only woman member mobiles. He said a plow went by a full partner in the establishment of the Senate Monday when she about 5 a.m. today but the drifting was sworn in to serve in her m of peace. In our judgment, you snow had made the roads impassable husband’s place until a special can work with the parties to again. He said it took him three hours election is held in November. accelerate the process.” to make the trip home Monday night from his work in East Hartford. 'The ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia (UPI) WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ trip usually takes about a half hour, - Ethiopia said today it has dealt dent Carter today reviews China a crushing defeat to Somali forces he said. «« m policy with Leonard Woodcock, Bolton the ambassador to China and in the Ogaden region and is "Outside of a few stranded cars Mike Mansfield, the ambassador driving them in panic across the and fender-bender accidents, the border into Somalia. to Tokyo, both of whom favor full A government spokeman said only thing hurting in Bolton is the normalization of relations with snow removal budget,” first select­ j& Ethiopian troops had launched a Peking. The only drawback is that “concentrated action" in the six- man Henry Ryba said Tuesday mor­ it would mean a break with the ning. month desert war and inflicted Nationalists in Taiwan. heavy losses on the Somalis. He Ryba said the town is holding its Earlier in the day. Carter was described the fighting as “cer­ own and things are going excep­ hosting Democratic congressional tionally well as far as snow removal leaders at breakfast to review the tainly the heaviest in weeks." is concerned. He said the road crews possibility of House passage of the r- SAN JOSE. Costa Rica (UPI) — have been plowing since Monday Consumer Protectio’h Agency. He afternoon and this morning the crews .'"K-f-’-^ Prqsident-elect Rodrigo Carazo is «■ also wanted to discuss with the vowing to expel Robert Vesco began widening the roads. leaders the latest head count on Ryba said about 20 volunteer from Costa Rica and a journalist Senate ratification of the canal says the fugitive American finan­ firemen remained on standby at the M mV . ' ■ .jU- 1,'V treaties. firehouse throughout the night but no 'I' ' '.‘"-■■V-Jt ’* , '*■ cier is "biting his nails" with , ;• ■ <-^1 one called for help. He said they will “l: # - >. '• Si NASHUA,N.H. (U P I)-R obert worry., remain on standby as long as they and Karin LaMon have taken their Ca'ttzo. easy winner of Sunday's national elections, told reporters are needed. 15-year-eld daughter out of school, Monday one of his first official However, all of the town’s schools, objecting to sex education, and acts on taking office May 8 will be offices and non-emergency have been found guilty of con­ operations were halted today in to ask a group of lawyers to study tempt for refusing to comply with the legal ramifications of VeSco’s obeyance of Governor Ella Grasso’s Snowbound in parking lot state District Court Judge Aaron request To keep cars off the road un­ case. The parking lot at the Manchester Municipal Building, like parking lots everywhere. Iiad Harkaway's order to produce the “For the national health, it’s less for emergencies. girl so he could determine if she is No decision has been made as to a share of snow-covered cars put out of operation for the time being. (Herald pliotn bv better that he goes." he said. a truant. “ (See I’uge Seven) Pearson) I’AGE TWO - MANCHKSTKH KVENIN(; HEHAU). Miinch»-.'.ln ( niiii . iii. s l-. h 7. Hi:il MANCHESTER EVENI.M; HEHAU) M an.Iw.i.f ( ion Im - t . i. 7 n..; Im .I hm m Betty’s notebook MERCURY DANIELS By Betty Ryder TRAVEL TRAWL A6ENCY OF MANCHESTER people exchange tour, we wanted to Interviewed Dr. and Mrs. Joseph TOM DONOVAN, PRES. M 8 . U W D . 8 E A Shalom. meet the people rather than be Had a marvelous trip to Israel with Yania, who have been residents of and MOTORCOACH the Friendship Force, but as all good driven to special points of interest. Israel for about a month. She is the things, it .was much too short. And meet them we did. former Tober Slossberg of The way to the Dead Sea is lined Manchester, daughter of Mr. and GCLF SPECIAL We didn’t waste any time, and our Mrs. George Slossberg. Dr. Yania a We make complete reservations for In­ hosts, Esther and Iser Greber, had with mountainous sand dunes. We native of Israel. taken off the first four days from spotted a camel and its baby and im- dividuals, groups and commercial. Call m ^iately stopped by the side of the Had a fine chat with Dan Bakari, work to accompany us around Tel DANIELS for air tickets, cruise reservations, road to snap a photo. I had no sooner general manager of the Jerusalem ERMUD Aviv and the surrounding area. rolled down the window and this Arab land and hotel arrangements, car rentals Iser owns a car touring company Hilton. He told me how he had came running over a dune towards with some 20 large tour buses, about received the call that the peace talks and sightseeing. IS smaller ones, and 10 mini-buses. us, frantically waving his arms and would be held at his hotel and that he Esther is a special education teacher placing himself between the camera and the staff had less than one-half fro m ^ 2 3 5 * TO... for emotionally disturbed children. , and the camels. hour to get a big oval table into the FREE TRAVEL SHOW ’They were just great — and she is a “Ten dollars,” he said., I just Royal Suite to accommodate the looked at him and he repeated a little delegation. He also gave me an In c lu d e s : marvelous cook. We must have HAWAII more ardently, "Ten dollars.” I told exclusive photo of the meeting which * Round trip fligM from Bradley gained 10 pounds, at least. and him I didn’t want to buy the camel, We v isit^ several museums in and was not released to the press there. i t 4 nlghta al Caatta Hartwur just take a picture"^f it, but he didn’t around Tel Aviv, danced the Israeli Will be telling you more about it in Hotel BERMUDA CRUISE folk dances at the Tel Aviv Exhibi­ '•'’treat a step. future articles. So, we started moving a little A Round trip Iranafara from air­ William Leslie of 24 Woodstock Drive serves a typical Operation Rice Bowl sacrificial tion Gardens, ate humus (mashed Also gathered some great recipes chick peas) and pieta (flat bread) at further down the road and then saw from his chef so will pass them along port to hotel meal to his family, clockwise, Joe, age 11; Meg, 10; his wife, Mary; Rachel, 2; Beth, 7; and he had a camel adorned with a spec­ in Your Neighbor's Kitchen before the Arab quarters, visited the ports A Broakfaat and dinner dally WED., FES. 15 7:30 P.M. ELKS CLUB Will, 13. (Herald photo by Dunn) of Asheldod and Ashelton, as well as tacular saddle. He obviously had long. 38 BIS8ELL 8T„ MANCHE8TBR the Gaza Strip, and especially wanted us to take a photo astride the All in all, we had a marvelous A Unllmllad Qreane faaa on FACE IfcArata avaffabfo at our offfca. time. Met many new Israeli friends enjoyed a Friday night Shabbot with camel — for $10 — and then we Caatla'a PQA claaa *‘A' our hosts and their son and daughter- probably could have taken the other as well as friends from our own area. photo free of charge. Virginia Perkins of Manchester eourao TRIPREMINDERS Lenten sacrificial meals in-law and their two children. Well, we continued a few sand One W eek The last three days we rented a car had an interesting experience. She FEB. 20...... BOSTON and took off for Jerusalem where we dunes farther and, lo and behold, said she was in the Church of the MAB. 9 -1 9 ...... FLOBIDA stayed at the Jerusalem Hilton. It is there just sashaying around and Nativity in Bethlehem when she was MAB. 17-19 to combat world hunger a beautiful facility. We got lost every looking at us with big, brown eyes approached by a woman who said, time we tried getting out of the city, was a handsome camel. It posed “Aren’t you Virginia Perkins?” MAB. 24-29 WASHINGTON during Lent. Each Sunday, the beautifully just for us. I gave the Well, come to find out, Virginia London Show Tour Many Manchester families are remember those to whom it would be but once on our way, it was very APBIL 7 -9 ...... D.C. expected to participate in Operation money saved should be brought to the a banquet, min.’’ enjoyable. camera a fast “click” and C()nnie and this woman, Mrs. Muriel Chap­ for Two JULY 28. - ...... COLOBADO Rice Bowl by eating a sacrificial low- family’s church or synagogue and The Rice Bowl menu for Ash We stopped and bought our picnic stepped on the gas less another irate man of Windsor, had attended Sun­ cost meal each Wednesday during placed in a large rice bowl for the Wednesday is sloppy Joes, carrot and lunch and dined near the walls of Arab accost us. After all, we were on day School together 37 years ago in from famous, dependable AUG. 19...... BOCKIES Lent, starting Ash Wednesday, Feb. starving of the world. celery st,^cks and one-half a Jericho, hunted for a friend’s brother a goodwill mission and saw no reason Exeter, N.H. MAY 11-29 AU^IA- 8. The money thus saved will go to The menus have been planned to grapefruit per person. in Ramullah, and put our hands in the to cause an international incident. “I was always tall and wore " " SWIHEBLAND help the starving people of the world. provide low-cost and nutritionally Sloppy Joes Dead Sea at Ein Gedi. People were In Tel Aviv, I interviewed Hanna glasses perhaps that's how she ARTHUR FROMMER (HARTERS • 15 dsyt, 32 meals • 'me annual program Is being spon­ balanced meals to serve a family of Vk pound of hamburg very friendly. Marron, the top Israeli stage and recognized me,” Virginia said. “But sored by the SMial Action Division of six by Mrs. Gloria Weiss, a 1 can tomato paste (6 oz.) We scoured the Arab Quarters in television actress. She is also the it did seem strange to meet so far registered dietitian and nutrition IV4 cups water first cousin of Sol Cohen Jordt Street, from home after all those years.” the Manchester Area Conference of the Old City for bargains (got a few) • l8«4-Trip iit Air Tnatyortitiin kttmui • A Convivial G$t-TH$IiMr Party h$$t$4 b | the Didi'i and tha an Rwduida; consultant to the Manchester Public former political writer for The Of the trip, Virginia said, “It was Mm Churches. 1 pacMge sloppy Joe seasoning mix and took a guided tour of Bethlehem. la$tM or Nm Yiik $b4 LtaSon, M iidnf London atifl of the tow oyintor, and • A Cwafa of Hiuat Mm aWi dbnw tiiwi at Health Nursing Association. Herald. 'They have never met. wonderful. A marvelous Operation Rice Bowl invites every 1 can baked b e w We tried to do a lot of the traveling gnlty Md$ m4 4rM$ tn rautr, foaturini froe tai and Uacnita, at aMdi the fanwua and triditianal Vtrray'a The Ash Wednesday prayer Is; Also met another cousin of his, experience.” WIN A LONDON TBIP FOB 2 Manchester family to pray a prayer 6 hamburg rolU by ourselves (Connie Costello of aAeMMNMMH aHfc frinli Idh; youl nwot tha other awmbora of ytw Lon­ Rntiurant an Raiant Straat, n m l n frtt "Give up something for Lent. Is Benjamin Meritchak, who is director DEPOSIT ONLY AT for the starving each Wednesday at Brown hamburg in skillet. Add Summit Street and I) because we felt I think all the ambassadors will aperitifs w uim aith nwab takan at atvaral this your command Lord? Help us to of all the power stations for the state alM nantd Br8ikf$$t ladi nianiinf; don Show Tow (roup; DANIELS TRAVEL their table before partaking of a sloppy Joe seasoning mix. Add that since we were on a people-to- agree with that. • The Fmeua TaoJfow, TOnnle "Round Lon­ odiar leading London raataunnta; and finiRy remember that nothing we give up of Israel. MERCURY TRAVEL • U HsM Sarvkt Ch$r|t$ anU tu n ; special low-cost meal. The menu for tomato paste and water to meat, don Sightaeoing Taw" of London Tnnapori. • The Host Swvicn of Tho London Staff tf 202 EAST CENTER 8T., MANCHESTER can ever equal your gift and ^ t any each meal will appear in The Herald. mix. Bring to a boll, stirring. Reduce 827 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER aOidi$$tri, Stdl ir ln$i CMi tfcNtr$ bv metdrcdick Arthur Frewmar Internitianal, Inc., sacrifice we nudce out of our abun­ tldwt$(Rr$$$l$cti4f$ry$6)tiTW ORliy$ TEL. 646-3012 Money saved from serving the meal heat. Add baked beans. Simmer 10 TEL. 848-2788 • An Eacerted Evonin( Ufdking Tow of London throughout yow tUy. may be placed In a rice bowl or fac­ dance is seldom more that than the minutes. Stir occasionally. Serve Your dental health sr wealcili of Um L$nden $tift; puba, includhic viaita to the pfctweaque Dirty simile, which Is kept on the table giving up of excess. We thank you for over split rolls. this food, oh Lord. Help us to This is the second in a series of six eating and speaking but also disease at a young age and, because articles on dental health published by appearance and emotional well­ oral infections can make insulin Sponsored by the Manchester Evening Herald, in being. regulation difficult, it is essential for Services scheduled cooperation with the Manchester With the handicapped child there a diabetic child to prevent periodon­ Dental Society, in observance of should be a greater sense of urgency tal disease. LaBonne Travel Mercury Travel Daniels Travel National Children’s Dental Health for a preventive program. Dental On the other nand, drug therapy Name Airway Travel P h o n v Week, Feb. 5-11. defects, if untreated, may be more can also affect a child's oral health. Globe Travel for Ash Wednesday ★ ★ -A harmful to the welfare of the han­ AddtwM For instance, prolonged use of pheny- Ai the parent of a two-year-old dicapped child and, in addition, may toin (Dilantin) which is used to con­ Town Phono Ash Wednesday, the opening of the 7:45 a.m. and 3 and 7:30 p.m. handicapped daughter, I would ap­ be more difficult for the dentist to trol seizures may cause the gums to i penitential season of Lent, will be masses; at St. Bartholomew's preciate advice for setting up a manage. grow abnormally over the teeth and HERE’S HOW YOU ENTER.. • To ontor ulmply dopoult tho vacation trip coupons at ttw Traval observed tomorrow, in many Church at the 9 a.m. and 4:30 and special dental health care program Dental problems can be caused by interfere with chewing. 7:30 p.m. masses; at St. Bridget Aganclaa on this paga. You may antsr as many tlmaa as you wish. Tho winnor must bo at laast 18 ysars ol aoa. Tha Manchester area churches, for her. the handicap or, in some cases, by its coupons will a p im r svsry Tuoa. thru Fab. 7,1676. Coupons will ba picksdup woakly on tho following Mondays. A Ash Wednesday services in Church after the 7 and 9 a.m. and 5:30 •h ir it treatment. Missing teeth or maloc- wsakly drawing will ba bald and two winnors from oach Travol Agoncy virill bucomo oligiblo for tho Rnal drawing lo Manchester Protestant churches in­ p.m. masses; and at St. James The same basic rules of good den­ culsion can be a part of Down's Syn- For additional information regar­ ding adaptive techniques and home ba hold on Fob. 13 at tho Horald. Wookty wtnnora will bo announced In tm Horald. Tho Horald rosorvoa tho right to clude Center Congregational, 7:30 Church at the 7 a.m., 12:05,5:30 and 7 tal health that apply to the well child drome and cleft palate. bo solo Judge ol tha contaat. Employsas ot tha sponsoring travol agoncloa and tha Manchaatar Haratd not oligiblo. p.m.. Worship and Holy Communion; p.m. masses. are applicable to the youngster with Underdeveloped, pitted or irregular care procedures for the handicapped ‘ Trip must bo taken prior to May Slat, 1978 on a tpacs avalllblllly baals. Concordia Lutheran, 7:30 p.m.. Holy Ash Wednesday observance in area a handicap. It is im portant to tooth enamel is commonly seen in person, contact the Bureau of Dental WHERE WCULD Communion; Emanuel Lutheran, 7 churches include Wapping Communi­ recognize early that a healthy mouth children with cerebral palsy and Health Education, American Dental and 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Worship ty Church, 6:30 p.m., supper, 7:15, is an integral part of total health, those born prematurely. Diabetic Association, 211 East Chicago US Ave. Chicago, 111. 60611. Call for Services; St, Mary's Episcopal, 7 and group singing, 7:25, film, “Parable" helping the child to improve not only children tend to develop periodontal 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Holy and 7:50, Communion; and Union YCU LIKE 05787126 Eucharist, Rite I; Second Congregational Church of Rockville, Congregational, 6:30 p.m., family 8 p.m., 18th annual Candlelight Ser­ potluck, 7:30 p.m., the film, “The vice. Theater schedule Gospel Road” ; South United A series of Wednesday evening Chairman TENTH ANNUAL TCGC? Methodist, 7:30 p.m.. Trinity Cove­ Lenten services will take place Showcase Cinemas — Vernon Cine 2 - "JuUa” ON THE FOLLOWING nant, 7:15 p.m.. Lenten Services; beginning tomorrow. Ash Arthur Gravlejs of 172 Hawthorne "Saturday Night Fever” 2:15- 7:154:30 Holy Communion; and Zion Wednesday, at 7:15 p.m. at Trinity St, has been elected chairman of the 7:20-9:40; "Gauntlet” 2:00- Evangelical Lutheran, 7:30 p.m.. Covenant Church. Veterans Council of Manchester. He 7:304:45; "Rocky” 2:00-7:15- NHSS MANCHESTER r - Q ______, Service with Holy Communion Louis Karlberg, proprietor of the succeeds Donald Maynard. 9:35; "Goodbye Girl” 2:00- 7:25-9:40; "Semi Tough” 2:10- followed by coffee hour. “Bibles and Books” store on East The newly elected chairman is a I HAWAII > JUNE 7:30-9:45 HALL FOR RENT • IRELAND Ashes will be distributed in Roman Center Street, will speak at the Ash Vietnam veteran and a member of SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT Catholic churches tomorrow at the Wednesday service. The church choir For parties, showers, receptions, Manchester's American Legion Post. U.A. Theater 1 - "High meetings. I Complete kitchen Church of the Assumption after the will present special music for Ash Peter Vendcillo, a member of the Anxiety” 7:006:40-10:15 facilities. Large enclosed parking < EUR8PE • CANADIAN Wednesday. Army & Navy Club, was elected vice- lot. Inquire: Saturday^ February i J , 1978 chairman of the council. U.A. Theater 2 — LHhuanian Hall AT 8:00 P.M. ROCKIES JULY “Sasquatch” 7:00-9:00 24 QOLWAY STREET II J' Martin student MANCHESTER About town U.A. Theater 3 — “ a o se Call balorcS P.M. < UNITEB STATES I • HAWAII AUGUST in chess event Encounters” 7:00-9:30 Jjjjgjjg4g;O610or64ej91^ BAILEY AUDITORIUM The Women's Prayer and Study The council on ministries of North II Group of South United Methodist United Methodist Church will meet David Nix, a Grade 3 student at • ISRAB SEI’T. Vernon Cine 1 — MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 8RIENT > Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at tonight at 7:15 at the church. The Martin School in Manchester ^nd the "The Oiolrboys” 7:00-9:15 1208 Main St. building committee wili meet at 7:30 son of Dr. and Mrs. Harold Nix of 46 Shgivcase 4» OCT. at the church. ____ Wynedlng Hill Road, has qualified M • AUSTRALIA The Rev. 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lii.i; Shirley' Clemson. Dana Rioux. PACE POUR - MANCHP-STER EVENING HERAU). MiindicsUT Cnnii Tn.'^ Pcl> Barry Jr.. Arlene S. White. Robert Badger. Marian Tiliot- R eflitratloii planned ( Bloodmobito ctonortj W alk-in rf»non> son. Charles Obuchowski. Lin­ Sylvester Benson, Robert H da Alubicki. Doris M Stevens at St. James School LeBlanc. Alice Nead. George Opan forum toinette Carabine. Raymond Frank J. Prenela, Catherine The Red Cross Blood- Linde. Diane Michel. Anita R sglstraU oa (or Btw papUs who plan to seta r anjr grade Wednesday eidy! Colpitta. Libbey. Shirley Converse. Leo iQatdirstrr Eitpiiiiii) l^ml^ mobile exceeded its MMSolini. Janice A. Curtis. F. Diana. Victor T Weltig. in St. Jamas School In September will be coodneted at the monthly quota at its recent Gerry Harvey, Pauline Geraldine Bouchard. Jayne Manchester — A City of Village Charm Windmer, Ann Deegan. Judy Gail S. Libbey. Raymond school office during the week o( Feb. 14, Tneadajr through collection at St. James Crealey, Mary Goetz. Frederickson. Florence Friday, between 8:10 and I p.m. vaMne i»iMfie$ ' Pounded Oct. l. 1881 School in Manchester. The Buganacki. Thomas An emotional history B o ^ c k l. David Anderson. EMna Christensen, Debra Sweeney, Eleanor Mathew- P arats are asked to bring baptismal certincates (or Bloodmobile collected 192 M«mb«r Audi! 8 ur««u 0< CircuiAtKKi United Prt»ft ln|«rn«M>n«) To the editor; Ronald Collins. Curtis Larsen, Ronald J. Gochee. son, Sharon L. Haas. children who were baptised In churches other than St. •Mdslmrtt Mi-bM pints. The monthly quota is Richard W. While Jr.. Stephen Marie Witaker. Kathleen Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. Statem ent in response to Sol opinions. We both believe that there Coolidge. Katherine Coolidge. James. Children should not accompany parents. •Niksam a m i B . 160 pints. P. Werkhoven, David J. Roberts. Kathleen Andrews. Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711 Cohen's letter: should be but one Manchester — but Richard Day. Parents registering children (or kindergarten must •jilylMrts Of the 177 appointments Barbara Moore. Linda Cameron, Leonardo A. Parla. Norman Boulais. Margaret The consolidation issue in we believe, first of all, that there Huberte Savoie. Ilona Callahan. Jean Bassett. bring the child’s birth certificate with them. A child may ^ esHlscraaM a # V Raymond f Rod>n»oo. Ed*tor-Publr«n«r Harom E Turkingion Man»gAdams; four gallons — sidewalks after they have been where it rivals the service given by the Town of Manchester built in church. Marjorie Field, Beverly cleared, and they has some the unionized municipal department. Buckland is a case in point. The legal Herzog. Save lives nasty utterances about the guy Snow removal is everyone's It should be observ^ that some of opinion as to whether the 8th District Also, three gallons — behind the wheel of the truck. responsibility. Some motorists the effort being expended for con- or the Town of Manchester has Margaret E. Fish, Gordon don’t respect the law and move solidation is stemming from jurisdiction in that area has been Katz; two gallons — Ruby Complaints were heard that prqfessional firefighters of the Town referred to a higher court — the Angotta. Barbara M. Hill. vehicles off the roads while Thought the town has shoveling some Fire Department who may have their lower court ruling in favor of the 8th Joseph Michalik; one they are being plowed; some own self-interest in the consolidation District. gallon — Walter sidewalks for some preferen­ Kaszowski, Paul L. homeowners put back into the Time for the Christian nurture through discipline effort. Mr. Cohen was a newspaper tial people; those charges Christensen, John observance of Lent and penitence. Both my husband and myself have reporter for some years. He should streets the snow the plows Catalano, Ms. Claire hopefully were resolved at a The spirit of Lent has been a part The focus of Lent, however, is not been on record for many more years know better than to form an opinion have removed, by aiming the on the remembrance of our failures Sullivan, Kenneth Marks- saveenergir meeting with the town of our religious heritage since early than most of the people leading the without all the facts. tein. snowblower back into the Old Testament times. This spirit is and sins, but rather on the assurance manager. recent attempt to consolidate and, in Vivian Ferguson The following persons street. reflected in the story of the dedica­ that God, ki Christ, offers us fact, we have not changed our 75 Forest St. donated blood: The Rev. Eugene Brewer of How many clear a path to tion of Solomon’s temple. forgiveness and hope. We never loss the Church of Christ on Lydall sight that from this period of .\ppoinliiirnlK kept the fire hydrant, or shovel Solomon hears God assuring him, penitence we move to the triumph of Barbara Comeliuson, Jeri Street was issued a summons snow around catch basins for "If my people, who are called by my Easter, llie finql verdict is the ver­ DuBaldo, Marguerite Geer, for not clearing a walk within narne humble themselves and pray dict of Joy and victory — the It’s Byrd’s move Robert M. Hall, Miriam any runoff during a thaw? Kalman. Martha Kurowski, 24 hours after a storm — that’s and seek my face, and turn from triumphant meaning of Easter, their wicked ways, then I will hear where the hope and promise of iife is Eleanor Lassen, John Lareau. the law. Unfortunately, the Let those problems of two By MARTHA ANGLE than Carter and the House have Joseph Naretto, Norma 0. from heaven, and will forgive their celebrated. savemone% weeks ago be a reminder for and ROBERT WAI.TERS proposed. Pagioli. summons listed his home ad­ sins and heal their land.” (II Chron. So let this season become for you a Richard Warner, James J. “Larry” of today. ★ ★ ★ dress, and the walk was at the 7:14) time of spiritual growth, for deeper WASHNGTON-(NEA)- Power As a consequence, he wjll not try to While III, Robert Codlombe, devotional life, and for active service Nancy Glode, Kenneth A. church. flows in peculiar ways in Let’s all of us do our share, Even as the promise of spring in the name of Qirist and His church. push Senate conferees towards the Johnson,' Nancy Moffatt. brings new iife a ^ hope to our lives Washington. You cannot see it. or president's position. Byrd will con­ Morine Nelson, Annamarie Sa^enerey The Rev. Mr. Brewer, in shoulder our burden, with As we do so, let us also be conscious Save lives after the bleak cold of winter,so Lent touch it. You cannot chart its course. Turner, Theresa Way, letters to the town manager removing snow, clearing of our responsibility to and tinue to exert quiet, behind-the- with Fuel Card. offers us the promise of renewed life fellowship with those who travel the But when it shifts, political antennae scenes pressure for an agreement on Annette Cyr. with Ae Etnhait 911 and the police chief, has in­ paths, and throwing the snow and hope. It can be a time of soul- same road of life we do. all over town begin to quiver. energy, but it is Carter who may Allan R. Aronson, Nancy Fournier, Walter H. Joyner, This new home energy saving dicated that snow removal has onto our front lawns — not refreshment. Ever since the fourth Rev. Alex H. Elsesser have to give ground on substance to Smoke and Fire Detector. century of the Christian era, this As Congress settles into its second Mary Kelly, Nancy McCooe, been a problem at the church back into the street. Member, (Community achieve a bill.. William Marceau, Robert L. device works with your diermostat special season has been devoted to Baptist Church session, power on Capitol Hill is subt­ The president cannot afford to an­ Sutton, Rev. James Archam- ly sliding from the House to the tagonize Byrd over the energy fight bault, Paul A. Bourque, Senate. At the Eileen Christensen. to save fuel, as weU as money on / because he is heavily dependent upon White House and Elizabeth DeMartin, Ronald the majority leader for help on the The Em hart 911 Almanac elsewhere in the K. Kennedy, Sheila Panama Canal treaty ratification. your heating bills. The 24-hour / Good and bad vibes C a r te r a d ­ Falkowski, Annette Hoch, By United Press International In 1973, the U.S. Senate voted to set In the battle. Carter has nowhere Doris Ramizi, Dianne \ utilizes ioniza- ministration, Today is Tuesday, Feb. 7, the S81h up a seven-member committee to in­ else to turn. O’Neill may be his Rychlovsky, Mildred Beautel, timer allows you to control when game plans are That business about a better Brown is now marketing a day of 1978 with 3 ^ to follow. vestigate the Watergate break-in of stanchest ally on (Capitol Hill, but the D. McIntyre, Michael Peret- / \ tiontodetect a The moon is new. Democratic National Headquarters. being adjusted ac­ to, Jean Roy. mousetrap is proving out for wired rat repellent box to House doesn’t vote on the canal Jo R. Vogel, Carolyn the heat goes on and off, The morning stars are Mercury In 1977, Peking announced the ap­ cordingly. Bob Brown of Hipass, Calif. farmers and businesses wan­ treaties. And there is no other Wilson, Doreen Anderson, , Y ^ ^ fire at its earliest and Saturn. pointment of deputy premier Hua senator capable of rallying support James Anderson, Patricia with no loss of comfort ting to clear out masses of The evening stars are Venus, Kuo-feng to be acting premier of Senate Majority Cunningham. Thomas H. Cur­ t Brown, according to a recent for the pacts and ramrodding them T \ \ stages and sound pests in a hurry. In six years he Jupiter and Mars. China. Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va., tiss, Louise Dziedzinski, Jean largely overshadowed last year by through. Hubert Humphrey could Special reduced price wire report, was working on Those bom on this date are under A thought for the day: English Johnson, Marilu Joslin, has built up an enterprise the more colorful and gregarious have done it, before his fatal illness, Cecilia Michalak, William his electric guitar when he ac­ the sign of Aquarius. novelist Charles Dickens wrote in a loud alarm. And because it’s battery- p grossing an estim ated $1.5 House Speaker Tip O’Neill, is likely but Humphrey is gone. Middlebrook. for our depositors: cidentally tangled some wires. American novelist Sinclair Lewis David Cqiperfield, “Let sleeping million annually. to hold the key to Carter’s success Byrd waited until December to en­ Lois Morgan. Edward Colt- The result was an instan­ was bom Feb. 7,1885. dogs lie; who wants to rouse ’em?” dorse the treaties. And even then, he man Sr., Harriet Haslett, powered, it’s easily installed. N o home or this session. Robert, Mortenson, Carol • Just $10 plus tax when taneous scattering of rats in Good vibes for Brown, but On this day in history; demanded modifications as the price - I f T T - In 1926, the average pay for com­ ★ ★ ★ O’Neill, William O’Neill. John apartment should be without one. possibly less so for rock fans of his support. Carter had hoped to Ruff, Kent A. Carlson, Mary the vicinity. It appears that the mon labor in the United States was 54 [ Yestordays ] Byrd’s cooperation and leadership you deposit $100 or more crossed wires produced should the Food and Drug Ad­ will be crucial if the president is to win Senate ratification of the pacts A. Lawler, Robert Sines. cents an hour. Belt M. Copeland, Wendy Take advantage of our special prices: ministration take an interest. chieve his top priorities — enactment last year, but Byrd told the president vibrations at frequencies that In 1956, Autherine Lucy, the first 25 years ago Shaw, Antone Ckisme, John in a new or exist­ of an energy program, ratification of the treaties would be rejected if drive rock fans wild with Might the electric guitar go admitted to the University of Board of Directors laud the draft brought to a vote. Reluctantly. Farley, James Reuter, the Panama Canal treaties and adop­ Jacqueline Desmarais, • $ 10 plus tax when you open a one year excitement but lesser breeds the way of cyclamates, expelled on the of capital improvements budget. Carter accepted his advice. ing savings account Bottle club ordinance approved. tion of major tax cuts. Richard Desmarais, grounds she accused school officials ★ ★ ★ Elizabeth Farley, Calvin D. right up the nearest wall. saccharin and red dyes? ' Grade crossing seen as possible or longer Investment Savings Account with on conspiring in riots that accom­ - The energy bill, stalled in a House- It is this very power to control the Fish, John C. Kelly. of any type. answer to Hilliard Street problem. panied her court-ordered enrollment. Senate conference committee, offers schedule of Senate action which gives Ann Vasalonus, Helen An­ as little as $100, or when you authorize 10 years ago’ drews, Janet Crealey, Marcia the greatest challenge. Byrd is a Byrd his clout. As majority leader, Keiiefick, Lynn Pemberton. • Free when you A Police Science Scholarship Fund, proud and sensitive man who does he virtually dictates the flow of designed to benefit personnel of the Jane Thompson, Margaret Automatic Savings with a minimum trans­ not appreciate suggestions from Manchester Police Department, is legislative business in “the upper Wasilieff, Kathleen deposit $5000 or more. Labor law battle looms Carter or others that the Senate is body,” as the Senate likes to be Bresciano, ^ r b a r a Gold, Roy being established and will be ad­ fer of $10 a monA fiom your Hartford Haugh. ministered by the Manchester primarily responsible for the im­ called. By LEE RODERICK porters,” a spokesman for National It comes at a time when support Geraldine Hoyt, Paul Kelly, Scholarship Foundation. passe. Critics have charged that Byrd National checking or NOW account. Right to Work told Scripps League for unions quite clearly i^ on the Mary B. Putre, Judith Rohlfs, WASHINGTON — A bruising battle The Board of Directors chooses “I think it’s myopic vision to worries too much about making the Sylvia 1. Smith, Gretchen Newspapers. "By the time of the is shaping up in the Senate over a, bill wane: Independent public opinion April 30 as the referendum date for a criticize the Senate,” he said in a re­ trains run on time!" without regard to Wiedie, Anne P. Williamson, • $13.75 plus tax when youdeposit$100or Savei____ vote, "we figure the opposition will surveys indicate some 60 percent of that would make it easier for unions proposed $2,190,530 bond issue for cent interview. “Both bodies are in­ the freight. Byrd disagrees. Peter E. Williamson, An- exceed what it was for common situs Americans oppose forced unionism. to organize — and costly for capital improvements and a bond volved.” ’Procedural problems have to be with our Investment Savings Accounts. picketing.” In 1976, 24.5 percent of all non- employers to resist. It’s called the issue for the construction of a new The majority leader shares resolved before any substantive more in a new or existing savings account The latter labor bill was narrowly agricultural employees in the United Lincoln School in Center Springs Carter’s determination to see an legislation can be passed. If the These popular savings plans range Labor Law Reform Act (S. 1883), a Park, provided cost estimates for the defeated last year. States belonged to unions — the energy package enacted early this trains don't run. nothing gets name opponents insist is a laughter. school are ready in time. Limit 3 per family. The measure will probably reach lowest percentage since 1937. year', but he does not share the delivered. ” he says. Thfe board also rescinds it actions BOLAND fiom one to ten years and pay higher ‘‘The bill,” says the coordinator of the Senate floor in March, where its Perhaps most significant, in 1976 un­ president’s perception of what should Jimmy Carter may be loading the a lobby group working to defeat it, ion organizers won less than half of of Dec. 12, 1966, when it voted its supporters now seem to have the willingness to sell 75 acres of Globe be in the bill. cars with legislative initiatives, but interest rates than regular passbook "remains one­ the 8,638 secret-ballot union OIL CO. votes to pass it, but likely not before Hollow land to the state for Like Sen. Russell Long, D-La., who it is Robert C.Byrd’s hand on the sided in favor of EST. 1935 a planned filibuster. representation elections. In 1965 they Manchester Community College use; dominates the Senate conferee. Byrd throttle. And the Carter freight will savings accounts. labor union In October, the House passed its won 61 percent. and of Jan. 10,1967, when it upped the believes the energy program move only when — and if — Byrd FUEL OIL leaders, reflec­ version of the legislation (H.R, 8410) Lacking support not only among offer to 115 acres. requires more production incentives wants it to. i^ d , at Hartford National, you can ting the true in­ by a vote of 257 to 163. In Connec­ rank-and-file Americans, but even tent of its spon­ among would-be members, the AFL- 'AUTOMATIC DELIVERY ticut’s First Congressional District, 24 HOUR SER V ICE sors to pass a bill Rep. William Cotter did not vote on CIO has turned to the politicians in start an Investm ^ Savings Account that will unjustly the bill. Washington, and is now busy calling 6 4 6 - 6 3 2 0 lend federal ___ ★ ★ ★ in its chips. Organized labor gave 366 CMilar 6L with as little as $100. government support to union Key provisions of the measure more than $10 million to con­ MmchMfw organization efforts,..It will rig the would allow unions to call for elec­ gressional candidates in 1976 — 95 Compare that with the riiiriimum election process and put labor union tions within 15 days if an organizing percent of it to Democrats. * leaders in the position of judge, jury petition were supported by a majori­ Many of these congressional deposits required by other banks, then and executioner,” ty of employees — or to postpone beneficiaries are turning a deaf ear to their constituents and are suppor­ Another group, the National Right elections up to 45 days to gain such come start saving with us. ting the pro-union bill. And Vice to Work (Committee, adds that it support. Unions could petition would “force hundreds of thousands workers on company time and President Walter Mondale said lives. Energy. And money. recently that the Carter administra­ of additional workers into unwanted property. If an employee is fired tion “has no higher priority” this unions” Backers of the bill, during an organizing campaign, he year than passage of the labor law however, say it is needed to enforce would automaticaily be a candidate for reinstatement, along with double bill. current labor law and to make ★ ★ ★ management bargain in good faith back pay. Such support at the expense of fair when employees indicate an interest Such provisions would be enforced HartfordNadofial play brings to mind what Nobel in unionizing. by an expanded National Labor Relations Board, in effect, it is ecdriomist F.A. Hayek wrote about If you’ve got a little money, why not get a lot of bank? ^ ★ charged, putting the federal agency labor unions. They have become, he Mail on the bill — a great majority in big labor’s hip pocket. wrote, “the only important instance Member FDIC of it opposed — has been cascading The legislation has been roundly in which governments signally fail in C h e v r o S e t into Senate offices, with some denounced throughout the country, their prime function — the preven­ senators receiving a thousand letters drawing fire from both liberal and tion of coercion and violence..,.” If the current labor bill becomes Ulai mJ^lMaAehfSlsr a day. conservative newspapers and other I tBL.64i-6464 “We’ve mailed out more than four opinion leaders. law, it will be a clear case of politics million letters on the issue to our sup­ •k -k over principle. MANCHKSTKH ^ ’KM NC HKHAU) Mjn. h< Mi l i mh, I u. M , jv i.l ^ I PACK SIX MAN(’HI->TKH KVKNINC IIKHAI.D. M.imiKsui ( "im In. I . I. I'l.:. East Hartford crews Snow closes area towns

(Uonliniifd fmin Piiicc tini-l volved soxiuplets the pel rabbit ul tM-cn on the job twice around the whether schools will be open Kristen Kuchnel (daughter of Herald < l(K-k He said he hopes to let them go keeping roads clear home alxiut 8 tonight to get some rest Wednesday. Residents are asked to correspondent Judyi gave birth during the height of the storm An in- and then have three trucks and a more snow than usual this winter. the night. Only four calls, one a false listen for the announcement on local Ky SIIKII-A rn.I.KK cidentally the rabbits are, o( course pay-loader on duty throughout “We’re pretty well s e t," Mulligan alarm, came in for the fire fighters. radio stations snow white tonight Heruld onil<-nl said, "and hopefully we might get Early this morning several trucks The Board of Selectmen’s meeting, Hine said the schools in town will 4T were sent to Elast Hartford High scheduled for tonight, has been post Hritmn Forewarned by weather reports. some financial help from the state." have to tx- closed Wednesday tmi School because of reported smoke poned to Wednesday at 7:30 p ni in Emergency operations were forced East Hartford Street Department Civil Defense quarters at Town because there is no way he can have coming from the rear of the buiMing. Community Hall into cflcct in Hebron early Monday suspended all routine operations Hall was manned all Monday night by all of the large sx'hool parking lots An overheated boiler caused the Aniitts er night, Warren McGuinness. con­ Monday to prepare for the ap­ Director John Cummisky and Radio cleared in time He said the front en­ stable,' said. He said he opened proaching storm. Officer Mark Starin, smoking. One Andover family had a lew trances of the schools have been Monday night's Board of Education Plowing began in mid-afternoon Starin said the local department hours of apprehension when their son emergency headquarters at the Town cleared but the roads are getting top meeting was postponed as was the OHk'C Building at 6 p m and manned and continued all night. Public Works was in constant touch with the state did not return home from Rham High priority before the parking lots it throughout the night Director Arthur Mulligan said late and surrounding towns via amateur Redevelopment Commission School Monday. He was later found He said he was riding around Monday night after surveying the radio. meeting. to be staying at a friend's home in He said travel was made impossi­ ble du to strong winds and heavy drif­ checking on his crews all night He storm situation that full crews were Several stranded motorists were Good Citizenship Awards Marlborough. said he had chains on his car hut still working. assisted by volunteer four-wheel scheduled to be presented to three First selectman. Percy Cook, said ting. He said as of early today state plows had not cleared Route 85 into some ol the large drills gave him “ We’re fn for a long night." drive operators. Starin said that fif­ outstanding high school seniors at the the highway crew worked throughout some trouble There were eight town Colchester or Manchester Mulligan said, “but we're trying to teen resident^, owners of four-wheel DAR meeting will be p r e s e n t at the night. He said the high winds trucks and six hired trucks plus three keep up with it. ” drive vehicles, volunteered their ser­ the March meeting. created problems along with aban­ He said abandoned cars on Routes payloaders out on the road He said Street Department Supervisor vices. Monday's gymnastic mbets doned cars and a worn-out blade on 85 and 66 hampered plowing two town trucks were broken down operations and cars were also aban­ Robert Parker said this morning that At least 10 offers of shelter from scheduled for the East Hartford High one of the truck He said the road but one o( those was repaired and pul doned on Burroughs Hill Road. all main arteries were clear and 95 apartment and motel managers and School and Penney High School crews will continue to work until all into use along with the others this Murphy Road, Jaggar I.ane. and per cent of secondary streets were private citizens were receiv^ by CD teams were postponed early in the roads are cleared morning Typical scene during storm Millstream Road done. officials. day. Sue Patria, Hornet coach, said South W ituNor He said his department didn't have Street crews will continue working Starin expected the CD office her team will now have three meets This was a typical scene during “Larry" as motorists were fun ed to the side ni tin lu.id The town's live plows were out all In South Windsor, although plows night with many experiencing minor any major emergencies although a Stalled on Asylum Avenue all day, Parker said, because of would be in operation all day today. next week to catch up. Her team still to clear ice that thickened on wiper blades. This yoiing lady uses a scraper to Irn ilic liladr worked around the clock to clear the couple of the snow plows suffered has a cancellation from the last breakdowns and becoming stuck in Massive traffic jams were caused in many towns and cities. This one was mi Asxliini winds and drifting. “We’re pretty well under control, but that was stuck in the “off" position. (DPI photo) streets, residents remained snow­ broken blades when they struck old “I expect storm crews will be in will be standing by in case we re storm to make up. the deep drifts. Avenue in Hartford when one car stalled. Another motorist assists by usinn jiiiii|ici « allies bound well into the day with snow icy patches along side the roads service into tonight if the wind needed” The storm that closed the town up drifts as high as 12 to 14 feet blocking McGuinness said one accident was Vernon Police said they received a to get that car going and freeing that long line of traffic. (IH’I jiholoi reported, with injuries, early last doesn't go down," Parker said. Local police were kept bU3y all tight Monday night will probably doors and driveways call to a Brooklyn Street homo where evening on Route 85 between the Since storm Igor hit. town street night clearing abandoned cars off the force cancellation of several high Police report Police reported only two minor ac­ a pregnant woman was in labor and Town Office Building and Holbrook crews have been removing snow- street. Officer Walt Kehoe said the school sporting events, (he Town cidents Monday night but no injuries she was transported to Rtxkville piles from curbs along major regular night shift, assisted by a Council meeting and a public hearing EaM Hartford Pond State Park. The names of the Manehesler was charged with risk of injury to a were reported. Police Chief John victims were not available b'ut one General Hospital thoroughfares and the narrow side dozen tow truck operators, cleared to consider establishment of a com­ David M. Sweet, 24, of Hartford, Kerrigan said about 20 vehicles were Deadly storm continues minor Monday night. Police said she was moved, by am-bulance, to Lt Edmund Carlson said the police Arrests Monday night included a streets in the center of town. When . the streets all through the, night. mission on services for the han­ was charged with second-degree abandoned on local streets and were assisted in transporting medical 23-year-old man who caused a disrup­ left a child alone at her home. She Windham Memorial Community this operation was suspended Mon­ One minor accident was reported dicapped scheduled for tonight. burglary in connection with a towed away to allow passage of assi.slants. nurses and so forth to The rubbish collection scheduled tion at Manchester Memorial was released on $5,000 non-surety Hospital in Willimantic The person day. only part of it had been com­ during the night and regular police burglary Sunday at a Garden Street plows and emergency vehicles. their jobs He said about 35 cars, pleted. calls were at a minimum. for today has been canceled. The Hospital Emergency Room. bond (or court Feb. 27. The chief said 12 residents who had suffered a head injury, McGuinness stranded in drifts, had to be towed off address. He was released on a daid. He said the Hebron Fire throughout New England Mulligan said last night. “Looks “Everybody stays home on a sanitation department will resume Police said Charles Cables of 84 Craig Woltham, 18. of 165 Thomp­ tour-wheel drive vehicles called up the roads to clear the way lor promise to appear in court Feb. 27. son Road was charged with third- Department was forced to block off like we'll have to start clearing all night like last night,” Kehoe said. its collection on Wednesday. They Briarwood Lane, East Hartford, who A burglary was reported at the and offered assistance to bring in plowing operations degree attempt to commit burglary Route 66 at the top ol Robinson's Hill l niled I’ress Inleriiiiliotiiil The fire department received 10 will be one day late for the rest of the was being examined about 8:15 p.m.. First Tabernacle Church. 1535 The Amcrbelle Corporation in apparent heart attack Monday while what was teroed the Great Blizzard again. and possession of marijuana. Police people wfio had to abandon their cars in Columbia to facilitate ambulance of 1978 only 10 days ago, heavy snows , ForUinately his department has calls for first aid assistance during week. broke a window and squirted a fire Forbes St. Police said the front door A fierce snowstorm accompanied pushing his car, a spokesman for Mt. said he was found trying doors at and to bring nurses and other essen­ transport. Rockville, closed today, said blanketed parts of Michigan and In- f“"ds left for snow clearing despite extinguisher around the emergency of the church was forced sometime tial people to their jobs. He said operations will be resumed by hurricane force winds continued Sinai Hospital in Hartford said. room area. He was charged with dis­ Verplanck School about 12:30 a.m. As in o th er tow ns, se v eral over the weekend and about $150 in seven people called to offer to open Wednesday at 7 a m its deadly rampage through New Logan International Airport diana. Though it was sunny and today. He was being held on $150 cash residents offered the use of their orderly conduct, second-degree their homes to people who were England today, blacking out all but expected to remain closed at least bright in the Chicago’s western sub­ bond for court Wednesday. cash in a deposit bag was stolen. four-wheel vehicles to aid in locating urbs, it snowed more than 4 inches in criminal mischief and breach of stranded. pockets of ^ sto n and paralyzing part of today after shutting Monday Police made five motor vehicle Police said there had not been stranded motorists. Helping with this, the Loop 10 miles closer to Lake Fire calif ] peace! He is being held at many accidents and the streets of The fire departments stood by travel, business and schools. night because of blinding winds and Manchester Police Headquarters in arrests Monday and o rd ers about 75 operation were Edward Wheeler. poor visibility. Airlines also cancele Michigan, snarling traffic in both East Hartford were reasonably their stations during the night but no The storm was blamed for at least .Manchester iieu of 12,000 bond for court presenta­ to too abandoned motor vehicles Everett Stone, and David Sawyer, 13 deaths. flights to Springfield. morning and evening rush hours. clear today. alarms were turned in. The police Monday. 5:52 p.m.—Call from Box 234. tion Wednesday. towed. McGuinness said shelters were YMCA plans The governors of Connecticut. Motorists were stranded on Blizzard warnings were posted for said during the night the burglary Cheney Bros.. (Town) Maria Lovett, 28. of 107 Spruce St. made ready in advance at the Town Rhode Island and Massachusetts slippery highways across the state, parts of North Dakota and Montana alarm went off at Burns Electric on Office Building and Rham High but the most serious problems were and traveler's advisories for snow Monday 6:48 p.m.—Public service call. Route 5 but it was set off by the high Florida trip declared emergencies Monday as the 571 Center St.. iTowni .School and the fire stations were second major storm in less than reported on Route 128, which and blowing snow covered the Plains winds. manned throughout the night. Most Monday 7:10 p.m.—Public service call. Kerrigan said the police cars didn’t three weeks whipped more than a bypasses Boston. from South Dakota through the Texas of the town was closed for busine.ss A «*riion Panhandle. Rain and freezing rain 3 Ford St., (TownI Leaders chosen for drive have any trouble getting around. He foot of Snow into huge drifts. A state police spokesman reported Monday, 7:38 p.m.—Electric fire at 51 with the exception of one restaurant The Indian Valley YMCA will spon­ were forecast today through the cen­ said the 4 p.m. to midnight shift President Carter today declared hundreds of people had been rescued Hartford Tpke. (Quality Inni. (Towm Vernon Larry and Brenda Merlino, that remained open to serve sor a trip to Florida during the tral Gulf states. More snow and Mrs. Wilton Llak, Frederick S. stayed on until 8 a.m. today so extra Rhode Island a federal disaster area, from abandoned cars and taken to Monday. 8:13 p.m.—Medical call at 42 Wlnkley, Mr. and M n. George H. Tolland, have named Mr. and Mrs. breakfast and coffee. February school vacation civil defense centers. prompted traveler's'warnings in the Knighton St.. (Towni With recruiting 600 workers In the people would be available in case of ordered in heavy Army equipment to Barton, Mrs. Joseph Cosgrove, Mr. Stuart A. Tlnkham, Dr. and Mrs. Plans are to leave here Feb. 18 and Stranded motorists on the Colorado Rockies and California’s Monday. 9:10 p.m.—Public service call tii-town area u their objective, emergencies. \ernon help clear the worst snowstorm in and Mrs. Edward Lauble, and Miss Douglas R. Fenlty, Mr. and Mrs. return on Feb. 26. The trip is open to Massachusetts Turnpike were Sierras. at Squire Village. (Towni leaders of the Conununity Campaign Chief Kerrigan asks residents to Ronald Hine, Vernon's public state history. More than two feet of Eileen Murphy. Gerald Ludwig, and the Rev. and boys and girls ages 10-17 as well as to evacuated to rest areas along the The Northeast storm system Monday. 11:37 p.m.—Stuffed chair division of Rockville General keep the streets free of all cars so works director, said that town is in blowing, drifting snow halted cars Ellington area chairmen Gerald Mrs. Donald Miller. families. highway and their disabled cars were extended from Virginia through Ver­ caught fire. 489 Main St. (Towm Hoapital’i $1.26 million building fund plows can continue pushing the snow pretty good shape digging out from and trucks, clogged most highways campaign are moving ahead on and C ^ I O'Connell have named The division commanders are now For information concerning costs and claimed at least eight lives. towed away, state police said. mont, dumping 1 to 2 feet of snow in East Hartford in the process of recruiting 26 team back. the snow drifts. He said the equip­ schedule. Ronald P. Pettiroasl, Everett C. and registration call the “Y" office Rhode Island Gov. J. Joseph About 100 persons spent the night most areae and blowing it into high Monday. 10:36 a m. — medical call, 34 captain who will attend an indoc­ And there was also a maternity ment is holding up well but his men drifts. In Rockville-Vernon, area Paluska, Paul R. Vachon, and Stuart case in South Windsor, and it in­ are very tired. He said they have at Vernon Circle. 872-7329. Garrahy asked for White House help at Boston Garden, which opened its Lawrence St. Kupferschmid at division com­ trination sesiion Feb. 16 at Union early today, seeking Army equip­ doors to spectators unable to return Hurricane-force winds up to 92 Monday, 11:25 a m. — oven fire. Red chairmen David and Lola Unterbom have u division commanderi Mr. manders. Congregational Church. ment and troops to operate them. home after the night’s college Bean- mph hampered efforts to save the Lobster. Silver Lane. The Federal Disaster Assistance Ad­ pot hockey tournament. foundering, but empty, Greek oil Monday. 11:50 a m. — accident in­ ministration in Washington began Motorists were stranded by the tanker Global Hope with 32 crew volving several vehicles, exit 91. 1-84, marshaling equipment and man­ hundreds and power failures blacked members aboard in Salem Harbor Forbes Street. Monday. 12:32 p.m. — medical call. 82 Night classes get start power for an airlift into T.F. Green out thousands of homes, including en­ north of Boston. Two boatmen trying tire Southern New England towns. to beat the storm were reported lost Terrace Ave. State Airport in Warwick. Monday. 2:01 p.m. — false alarm. Park Vernon review, shorthand I, and beginning history, and advanced welding. Residents were cautioned not to in Long Island Sound. Connecticut Gov. Ella T. Grasso. Avenue at railroad crossing. The Vernon Adult School started Spanish. Friday: Accounting 1 (day class). Monday night invoked emergency leave their homes. Tides up to 3 feet above normal Monday. 2:25 p.m, — gas washdown, its February sessions this week. Tuesday: Basic auto maintenance, Adults interested in registering for powers and shut down the state. “The city is like a ghost town," surged from M assachusetts to motor vehicle accident, exit 56. 1-84. Classes are conducted at the Adult fundamentals of data processing, any of these classes may do so before Virtually the entire city of Boston said police dispatcherGeorge Epp in Maine. Gov. Michael S. Dukakis Monday. 4:44 p.m. — medical call. 191 Education Center, Route 30, and at general math, microwave oven mini­ classes start that day or. evening. Atlantic City, N.J. “There’s virtually ordered the coastal Massachusetts Burnside Ave. “Other lights were was plunged into darkness early this course, multi-crafts, beginning If adult school is to be canceled for little or no movement here.” town of Winthrop evacuated hours Monday. 5:52 p.m. — medical call. 9 Rockville High School. morning as more than 100,000 quilting, and shorthand refresher. any reason, annoucements will be a real drag. The storm was the second in less before tides flooded the area. Ellsworth St. Registrations are still be accepted customers lost power, a spokesman for the following classes: Wednesday; Advanced bread­ carried over all local radio stations for Boston Edison said. It was not than three weeks to batter the All three of the New York area’s Monday. 6:24 p.m. — medical call. 229 But Old Gold Lights?” Monday: Accounting II, advanced making, belly dancing, intermediate starting at 4 p.m. that day. For more known when electricity would be nation's most populous region. major airports closed and flights into Brewer St. decorative painting, drawing and cake decorating, English as a second restored. Though the last storm was described the area from southern and western Sidewalks of New York Monday. 6:37 p.m, — medical call at information call the Continuing cities were canceled. Hotels the East Hartford Police Department, composition, general English, in­ language, beginning Italian, oil Education office or the Adult Educa­ In Massachusetts, a young Scituate as “historic” and the worst in a In New York City, this woman stumbles over a snow-clogged Monday. 6:40 p.m. — medical call. throughout the East were filled to termediate yoga, pre-high school painting, painting for fun, U.S. tion Center. 1 can’t believe girl drowned when the boat decade by the National Weather Ser­ curb on 42nd Street as blizzard conditions buried New York un­ Maskin Freight Lines. Oakland Avenue. evacuating her family from their vice, the new system held more capacity. Monday. 7:04 p.m. — medical call. 1268 flooded community capsized. A record-breaking potential. The 15.5 The commencement of ohe bliz­ der heavy snows for the second time in 17 days. (UPl photo) Main St. Mansfield man died in Dedham when inches of snow that fell on New zard around noon sent tens of Monday. 7:04 p.m.. 7:13 p.m. and 7:22 Area bulletin board it’s a light!’ the two cars he was standing York’s Central Park by late Monday thousands of New York commuters p.m. — medical calls to 1268 Main St. Monday. 8:42 p.m. — medical call. 68 between were struck by a third car. was the most since 1961. jamming into Grand Central Station. Library, 783 Main St., South Windsor. “They were putting people on Hannon bill gets backing Silver Lane. will attend the morning session and In' Connecticut, a man died of an In the upper Midwest, battered by F e r n o f t McBride will report on Woodchuck trains like they run cows in box Monday. 8:50 p.m. — medical call. 68 will be dismissed at 11:30 a.m. The Connecticut Beverage Ad­ CBAC’s members employ about Knoll, a pre-ceramic site in South cars,” newspaper vendor Charlie Silver Lane, A foreign language seminar will be Students at Bolton High School will visory Committee was scheduled to 10.000 people in Connecticut who Windsor where University of Connec­ Smith said. “This whole place was so Monday. 11:28 p.m. — false alarm. conducted at Rockville High School be dismissed at noon. Students in announce its support for the Litter work in grocery and package stores, Cherry and Jencks streets. Grades 1-8 will be dismissed at 1 p.m. ticut archaeologists have been crowded you couldn’t get in between Control and Recycling Act, a bill bottling and manufacturing plants F eb -16 at 2:15 p.m. Today. 12:28 a.m, — investigation at Area foreign language teachers The Vernon Junior Women’s Club digging for several seasons. The them.” sponsored by State Sen. George Han­ and distribution firms. Goodwin School. Forbes Street. will gather to discuss-current trends, will meet Feb. 14 at 7:45 p.m. at the public is invited. The city of Providence had 100 non, at a news conference today. Today. 12:49 a.m. — medical call. Hannon's proposal is considered an techniques, coordination of Vernon Center Middle School. South Windsor Republicans are plows and sanders out, but Curt Hannon represents East Hartford alternative to the Bottle Bill, which Ramada Inn. East River Drive. anas, and riiort and long-term Richard Goldwasser, psycholo^t planning a victory salute in honor of Oden, an aide to Mayor Vincent Cian- and part of Manchester. would place' restrictions on the Today. 1:03 a.m. — building fire,'61 ci, saidmany were bogged down in Glen Road. and instructor at Manchester Com­ newly elected Mayor Nancy Caffyn. manufacture of disposable bottles The party will be March 4 in the form traffic. and cans. Today. 2:23 a.m. — medical call. .34 aJoseph J. Alaimo, department munity College, will be guest Cars were bumper-to-bumper on Deerfield Court. head at Rockville High School will speaker. Women aged 18 to 40 are in­ of a dinner-dance at Willies Steak The proposal by Hannon would im­ Today. 6:54 a.m. — oil burner problem. House, Manchester. downtown streets. Motorists fared Now you know pose taxes for littering and is lead the program. vited to attend and join the club. little better on clogged and slippery East Hartford High School. During the week of Jan. 20-26, Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Dempsey Also to be honored will be all other modeled after a similar law in the Today, 7:47 a m. — medical call, acci­ The artist Vincent Van Gogh non Police investigated the reports of of Vernon have been named co- Republicans elected in November highways. State of Washington. dent. Roberts Street and Silver Lane Downtown motor inns wore booked! doused his pillow and sheets with five burglaries. The estimated value chairmen of the $1.2 million capital and at the special election. All South solid for the night with perfect camphor to help fight off insomnia, of Items taken was about $1,500. fund drive of Rockville General Windsor Republicans will receive a strangers sharing rooms. The The burglaries were reported at a Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Unter­ personal invitation. Others wishing Marriot Inn in Providence reported a business on Harlow Street and a bom will serve as area chairmen for to attend should call Janis Murtha, waiting list for meals and cots. business at the comer of Route 83 Rockville-Veraon; Mr. and Mrs. 644-0364 by Feb. 20. Some school children also had trou- and Merline Drive, apartments on Gerald O’Connell, Ellington; and Mr. The Vocal Ensemble and special ble getting home. Terrace Drive and Mt. Vernon Drive, and Mrs. Larry Merline, Tolland. instrumental group of the South In West Warwick, 152 youngsters “K th e m s and a home on Elm Street. Town clerk Henry Butle reminds Windsor High School Concert Band were stranded at the junior high The Women’s Fellowship of Union owners or keepers of dogs that state will present a concert Feb. 19 at 3 school when four buses could not Copgregatlonal Church will conduct law requires that they be licensed p.m. at the school. •25 REWARD Hanry W. Block calls you in, reach the school to take them home. Its 18U annual Candlelight Ash during the month th ^ become six Proceeds from the concert will go They were reported warm, safe Wednesday Conununion Service Feb. months old and then renewed each toward expenses of future activities. and accompanied by a dozen we’n go with you. 8 At 8 p.m. to signal the start of the following June. .... The vocal group will go to teachers, with prospects of spending Lenten season. The Reynolds alumlnuin recycling Pittsburgh, Pa., this month to par­ the night away from home. The Men’s Union of the church will unit will be at Tri-City Plaza, Vernon ticipate at the American Choral Those who did make it home were No extra charge.” have Its annual Communion Circle, Feb. 14 from 2 to 3 p.m. Directors Association National Reynolds will pay 17 cents a pound Conference. The group will be ac­ often greeted by more weather woes. When we prepare your return, wo stand breakfast Feb. 12 at 7 a.m. at the Some 4,200 households were reported church. for all-aluminum cans and clean companied by band members and 12 without electricity. behind our work. So if the IRS should call The board of directors of the household aluminum such as foil, chaperones. you in, H&R Block will go along with you Rockville Area Chamber of frozen food trays, containers, and The Feb. 19 concert is a joint effort Secretaries at no charge. Not as your 1 ^ representa­ Commerce will meet Feb. 6 at noon scrap material. with the South Windsor Friends For tive, but to answer any questions about how at &e Country Squire Restaurant, Music. Those who wish to be patrons should mail their checks to Mrs. R. your taxes w oe prepared. That's Reasni Fjoute 83, Ellington, South Windsor to hear talk The board will discuss question­ Durrenberger, 449 Oakland Road, by No. 5 why H&R Block should do your taxes. naires sent out to people in the Trl- The Tobacco Valley Chapter of Feb. 12 to assure acknowledgement by Cassano Town area Chamber of Commerce Women’s American Organization for in the program. General admission Rehabilitation and Training (ORT) tickets will be available at the door. Stephen T. Cassano, assistant will meet HftR BLOCK* The board of directors of the will Sponsor a cartoon special Feb. 19 ...C. professor of sociology at Manchester from 2:30 to 4 p.m. at St. Peter’s Community College, will be the guest LHASA AP80 DOQ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Rockville Area Chamber of Tolland Commerce will meet Feb. 8 at noon Church, South Windsor. speaker for the meeting of the Hart­ LOST IN THE VICINITY OF Refreshments will be available. ford Chapter of National Secretaries 356 Rear West Middle Tpke*646-S44Q at the Country Squire Restaurant, Mrs. Frances Emmick, secretary 526 E. CENTER 8T., EASTFIST HHMITFOn inraill aiXTIMMMVOASToanv " 'T Route 83, Ellington. Proceeds will go to the ORT Training to the superintendent of schools in CLorlllird, U.S.A. 1«7« Association (International) Tuesday, Program. The snow date is Feb. 26. Tolland for more than 12 years, will Starting to dig out Feb. 28, at the Marco Polo MANCHESTER im MAi ST. 2311 MAi ST. The board will discuss question­ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined TE.52S-nS3 naires sent out to people In the Trl- For more information call 871-0234 be honored at a testimonial dinner Courageously attacking the big snow pile near her home, Restaurant, East Hartford. M «f», Tm a WhIU, Rsd Collar, TELI334H10 after 5 p.m. Feb. 15 at the Country Squire That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Cassano will speak on “Contem­ Town area and the upcoming Manchaatar Lleanaa mi INM MI INSAI) Restaurant, Route 83, Ellington. Laverne Atkinson of 123'/2 Center St. begins to dig her way porary Culture,” which is the theme P ^ u c ts Show, plus a number of Kevin McBride, a grAduate of the Anyone interested in attending 12 mg."tar". 1.0 mg. nicoiioe, av. per cigareiie by FTC Method. through. Shoveling was to be the order of the day for of the group’s Program of the Year other Important Items. University of Connecticut, will be the CALL 643-6919 should call any school office in the Manchester residents. (Herald photo by Pearson) throughout the 750 participating There will be a half-day of school guest sp eller at the Feb. 16 meeting DIN Sear» MandwsterPariiMeM^ Wednesday for all Bolton school of the Albert Morgan Archaeloglcal Tolland system for ticket informa­ chapters, including the United Anytlnw a Sear, Roebuck and Co. TE. M3-1SI1 OT 2» « « M i students and Kindergarten students Society at the Wood Memorial tion. States, Canada and Puerto Rico. MANCHiyrER EVENINC; HERA1.1> .VbmhcMrr ( .Hin Tu. x 7 v r .n CAc.r. \ |\ K I’AGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.l). Mam li> sl> i . ( ■■im Tiii v I^VI■ 7 Hi7r. Friars retain top position T albot patience People love to hear boston (UPI) — Providence keeps losing to teams out of the growing shorter| region, but in New England the Friars still are on top. By MILT RICIIMAN opinions of others Earl Vo8t Despite Uiree loasu in a week's clubbed the Minutemen' in Uu NEW YORK (UPI) — Joan-Guy Talbot, the first-year coach of span. Providence received 14 of IS ferk;nce allegiances Yet. tome coaches really do look al overall Sports Editor Colonial Classic final on Jan. 28 and the New York Rangers, has a reputation for being calm and BOSTON (UPI) - People first-place votes cast by New love to hear other people's opi­ coaches refuse to acknowledge the records of each team, weigh com­ England's Division I coachu to lead Masuchusetts came back five nights patient, capable of making the best of any situation because he very good team around the corner parative schedules and make a deci­ Uie ninth weekly UPI ratings. later to nip the Crusaders at has been in professional hockey 25 years and has seen the puck nion, if only to attack it. just b^ause It is a cross-town rival. sion based solely on merit Providence, which th rash ^ Rhode Worcester on Rudy WUUams’ 28-foot take a lot of crazy bounces. Just a month ago, several polls One breed of coach always will One New England cage' mentor buzzer beater. IFon new admirers Drake proved point Island, 79S9, Saturday after straight Right now. he's having a little trou­ lost that game, even Ferguson rated Notre Dame the No. 1 college vote for his own team — regardless of maintains his club suffers in ratings Holy Crou, 184 beading into a lossu to DePaul, Villanova and St. ble living up to his reputation, wouldn't have been able to save football team in the country for 1977. the club'* current record, just to get both because of his college's Likable John Mayotte didn't win Wednesday n i^ t game at Notre Bonaventure's, collected 69 of a though. Talbot's job any longer. The nation's football fans tottled for the school name represented on the geographic location, and because he the linglee finals in the well-run atop feU^^t B^Drake wu the best Dame, garnered 18 points, while poulhle 70 points. The Friars are 17- He's still patient but you wouldn't Werblin isn't a hatchet man; he's a a week on talk shows while the media ratings list. is not in the "fraternity" of coaches of Uie New En|land Tennia Stara singlu player in the NETS family. M asuchuutts, 11-5 going into a 4. exactly call him calm. man of action, the kind who goes out used ratings results as fodder for Then, there |s the type of coach He is on a speaking basis with op­ (NETS) tour in Maneheater laat Jim Ratliff w u ranked No. 1 but Tuesday night Eastern E ip t contest more and more stories. weekend at Uie Racquet Club but be ousted in the semifinals by Mayotte. Fairfield, 17-2, picked up the oUier How can he possibly be with the and gets whoever he feels it takes to who plays mind games. If his team posing coaches and will shake hands at Rutgers, received 36 points. The polls should mean little — did win many adm irm . first-place vote c u t and a second- Rangers wallowing around ih last turn a loser into a winner. and one other club generally are con­ with them upon meeting But, he place total of 48 points. The Stags' Boston College, 14-7, including a place in their division, showing only although in terms of national sidered to be the two best, he'll cast does not play golf in the off-season The SO-year-old Plttsfleldl Mau., stunning win against Georgetown All the most highly regarded man. now calling Pownal, Vt.. l u t win on Saturday night was an 82- one victory in their last eight games coaches in the NHL are gainfully recognition and therefore heavy his ballot for the opponent. The with the other coaches, and he last w ^ , jump^ into fifth place television revenues, they mean lots home, lost in literally a knock 'em 78 squeaker over Manhattan. and his job no more stable than the employed at the moment and it theory here is to give the opposing prefers to socialize with his wife in­ wiUi ll' points, one ahead of Rhode of money. After all. polls just reflect down and drag 'em out Uiree-set final Holy Crou amf Masuchusetts, two price of frozen orange juice at your would be extremely difficult, if not team a false sense of security and to stead of his peers at coaches' con­ teams who had been No. 1 earlier in Island, 14-6. neighborhood supermarket? impossible, to get any of them for the what the majority of a select group keep his own players hungry for the claves. to Bill Drake that had to be decided Maine received three points to the season, staged a third-place bat­ A week or so ago. Sonny Werblin. Rangers, but never sell Sonny thinks. upcoming head-to-head matchup. But. fairness of coaches' polls is by a tie-breaker. finish Kventh. tle that was won by the Cruuders. the new head man at Madison Square Werblin short. As in its national football and There are some coaches who, maintained when all coaches in a Mayotte w u aurprtaed when he Points are awarded on a descen­ basketball polls, UPI takes a weekly was singled out by Uie youngsters The light for third reflected the re­ Garden. Bill Jennings, the Rangers' It wouldn't surprise me at all if at having been burned in the polls or given division cast ballots A 100 per­ ding scale, with a first-place vote sounding of New England college who served u ball boys and ball girls cent head-to-head competition president, and John Ferguson, the the end of this season, Werblin did having thought long and hard about cent participation tends to make the w o ^ five points. basketball coaches to determine the as Uie most pleasant and nicest of Uie between the two teams: Holy Cross team's general manager, met to dis­ everything he could to bring in the reason for such rankings, choose poll balance out over the course of a region's top team In theory, the eight pros who appeared. cuss the Rangers' situation. They all someone like Al Arbour of the New not to participate. season. results mean nothing more than a For this, he w u presented a tee agreed it wasn't-good. York Islanders or Fred Shero of the Others just don't care about polls And. as long as the tournament week's worth of bragging rights for shirt autographed by Uie youngsters. Talbot is Ferguson's man. the one Philadelphia Flyers to coach the and forget to submit their ballots selection committees continue to Talented Kentucky he hand-picked to replace him as Rangers. With Sonny Werblin, the team with the No. I ranking from one week to the next. These look at comparative schedules and "He w u ruUy kliid," one of Uie coach this season, and the Rangers' nothing'is impossible. He might even during a particular rating period. coaches wind up penalizing their own won-loss records rather than polls, pretty little girls noted. The UPI position has been to poll Mayotte is personnel director of GM spoke up in his behalf during the go after Scotty Bowman of the Indian hero teams by not voting. they most often will choose the most meeting with Werblin and Jennings. Canadiens — and wind up getting the coaches, rather than media Each coach has his own method for deserving team, regardless of place, CB Sports, Inc., in Bennington, Vt. A like NBA quintet i Hero in Manchester High’s types, because coaches would know graduate of Holy Crou, where he Ferguson feels Talbot has been him, too. That's the kind of operator selecting New England's Top Five or credo or color uniform thrilling 55-54 victory over best comparable skills of his own the nation'' Ton jn A "umber of /ed four varsity seasou of tennis, NEW YORK (UPI) - Kentucky’s college basketball rivals are taking a lot of undue criticism from Werblin is. I can easily picture him Kyotte also picked up his law the press in New York and that he saying to Ferguson, "Go get me the East H ^ o r d High last week team and his divisional opponents. degree from the Western New only half-kidding when they say playing the Wildcats is similar isn't actually to blame for the team's best man there is in hockey and don't with a three-point play was But, years as a pollster have proven some coaches use bias, England School of Law. to playing a National Basketball Association team. lowly estate at the moment. let money stand in your way." Walt Adamy. His foul toss was provincialism and even reverse psy­ Small turaoul views Flyers One facet that impressed this Ferguson is an old teammate of Werblin acts while others merely sit What they mean is that Kentucky the margin of victory. (Herald chology in casting their ballots. writer about Mayotte w u his hones­ h u so many outstanding players that minutes left when the Hoyas pulled Talbot's, both having played together around and mull it over. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - It took the punchleu St. Louis Blues. photo by Dunn) Some coaches simply will not vote a near blizzard to keep many of the As the crowd repeatedly yelled, 7 John Mayotte away. G alg Shelton uored 19 of his with the Montreal Canadiens during Meanwhile, Talbot's job wijh the ty- stopping — or holding in check — for team X, even if the team has the Before Uie finals got under way, Kyle Ntecy or even one of the other game-high 24 points in the second the '60s. So far. Ferguson has been Rangers shapes up as one of those Philadelphia Flyen' faithful from "Ber-nle, Ber-nle," Parent kicked Drake's triumph proved that his best record in its division. The coach Mayotte and Ned RedpaUi, publicist four starters may not be enough. And half to lead Gurgetown's surge. allowed to have complete say about day-to-day propositions and he tries flocking to the Spectrum, but the 5,- out just 11 shots for his sixth shutout boosters were on target. may harbor a dislike for the coach of for Uie NETS, were in converuUon the nation's top-ranked college team In other games, G urgla nipped who the Rangers' coach should be, not to pay too much attention to the 148 who did show up made up for this of the season. Meanwhile, Rick The 29-year-old San Francisco team X or feel that team X showed in the locker room. can always throw a James Lee at Mississippi, 5t-56, Vanderbilt scored but there are signs all this could stories, which say his job is hanging missing in the noise department. MacLelsh and Paul Holmgren scored naUve h u been in New England for Manning signs up his squad in a recent game. He The PR man felt anyone of Uie their rivals when the going is rough a 59-57 triumph over Florida, change rather suddenly. by a thread. Warming themselves on free third-period goals to provide the vic­ six years, pro at the fashionable CLEVELAND (UPI) - Outfielder also may object to the way in which eight pros could do weU on Uie for the game-to-game stars. Louisiana State topped Tennessee. Werblin has committed himself to “Who would be happy to see that coffee and hot chocolate, the first tory margin. Longfellow Racquet Club \A Rick Manning Monday ligned a five- some teams go about winning or the touring pro circuit. That's what happened Monday 101-86, and Florida State whipped making the Rangers winners. kind of thing in the paper?" he says. flyers’ non-sellout in five years "I was surprised since this game Wayland, M au., during Uils time, lie year contract with the Gevetend In­ manner in which players on the win­ "Not true," Mayotte said. night when Auburn held Macy to 17 Memphis State, 9889. He attended the last game they "You have to live with it, though. To cheered wildly u Bernle Parent w u on TV that anybody show ^ up also doublu during the summer dians, although club officiate did not ning team conduct themselves. for the game,” Flyers’ captain Bob­ "There's no comparison. They are all points, but the Wildcats c n ils^ to a Lavon Merce hit a layup with four played with Colorado Sunday night at me, hockey is a good life. I wouldn't racked up his SOth career shutout monUis as h u d pro at the Wellesley, deny there was the poMlbllity Man­ Other coaches have been known to Monday night to lead Philadelphia to by Garke said of the noisy crowd. better. The to u ri^ proa are in a clau M au., Country Gub. 104-81 victory, anyway, running their seconds remaining giving G urgla its the Garden, the only game they won change it for anything. Sometimes by themselvu." ning would be traded. vote in blocks, based on state or con- a 2-0 nationally televlaed victory over Drake h u been around the big Southeastern Conference recoil to 9- win over Mississippi, u p h guard in their last eight starts, and had they it's tough on the family, though." boys. He's played the American 1 and their overall mark to 17-1. Tommy Springer tallied two fru Pleasant weekend Express circuit and has also Lee, who scored 25 points to take throws with three seconds left in the second overtime lifUng Vanderbilt to "This w u really a plusant— and appeared in tourney matches at up the slack for the starters, helped Anderson joins profitable — weekend," the hard­ Forest Hills, N.Y., a ^ Longwood in break open the game when Kentucky its win LSU won easily with Kenny Bowling hitting southpaw player u ld during Brookline, Mau. scored 10 straight points at the start Higgs uorlng 23 points and Harry Study in concentration U,S, ring team of the second half. Kentucky, looking Davis' 23 points led Florida State to the presentaUon ceremoniu which "The win today w u particularly HARTFORD (UPI) - found most of the eicelient crowd of gratifying because we both played so either sluggish or over-confident, led its victory. Referee Jim Sullivan sits high above net awaiting serve during by only 45-40 at halftime agaiut a Sixteen-year-old Calvin SOO still on hand. well," Drake said after accepting his NETS singles finals last Sunday between Bill Drake and John Anderson of Hartford h u MOITAIN I)F.«- Lois IMWETTES- Betty "This was a spectacular match. I 1800 check, double the amount team playing le u than .500-ball this Mayotte at the Manchester Racquet Club. Ball girls Kate Brown 190-477, Lee Bean Plumley 175-176-476, Gert season. been selected to join the just couldn't get the baU put BUI Mayotte earned. Molumphy (kneeling) and Alicia ( ^ b y (sitting) look on while U.S. boxing team for its 179-496, Sandy Adams 187- Barile 181-177-528, Joyce ConnectiiGuti’s New Jack Givens scored 22 points and (Drake>. He covered Uie court Uke a "It's fun to play for people who 478, Gail Lutzen 184-488, Corrieveau 475, Nancy Nick Robey had 20 for Kentucky Tops In nation John Smith net judge holds tape and watches intently for ball to challenge match against blanket. He j u t played too weU and enjoy tennis and whose partlslsm is the Cuban national team . Bee Mfoquin 201-498, Gudauskas 176-187-481, equally divided. You responded to while Mike Mitchell has 26 for be served. Drake won match. (Herald photo by Dunn) beat me," Mayotte u ld , offering no Shawnu Miulon, Kan. (UPI) — Sunday in Havana. Rosemary Norwood 177- Katy Spearin 462, Linda ezcuBu. good shots by both players. Auburn. University of Masuchuutts basket­ 463, Barbara Brody 181-498, Gustafson 475, Karen But- Georgetown snapped a two-game Anderson, Am erica’s Before the championship test, "Here the fans are very ball standout Mark Haymore is still fourth-ranked amateur T erry C ardile 184-488, tone 185-454, Rosemary F losing streak with a 77-55 win over Mayotte offered Uie InformaUon that en th u iu tlc u d you were a most ap­ tops the naU ^'s Division I shuters. ligfat-heavywel^t, is the Ellen Bauer 455, June Thibodeau 456, Wanda he had met Drake five times preciative crowd. I f u l that you Stonehill College of Masuchusetts. The junior center is shutlng at a .746 B ccher 451, B a rb a ra Bonadies 178188-475, Carol Instant Lottery! Gieorgetown had only a 27-23 lead at youngest ndember of the ^evlouly and lost Uiree, but had helped us both r lu to the occasion." clip from the flur. Sullivan dward U.S. team drawn up Mon- McKay 460. Ballard 465, Anita Shones The standing ovation both players the half and a 34-33 edge with 15 won the l u t two tlm u they played. dpy. by the natloniil AAU 191-511, Sheri Hearn 190, The Bay Stater, No. 3 in Uie NETS received at the end of the match was and the Olympic Boxing HOLIDAYS- Sue Mary Boyko 194-490, Bar­ a clear Indication how it was singles rankings and a three-time No. Conunittee. Balesano 134, Inez bara Goddard 183-474, received. 1 junior player In New England, The high school junior, Babineau 127, Rita Carol Bushnell 452. The three-day attendance of 1,000 to John Naher came wlUiln a whisker of winning Pro-Am tennis title Skaparas 136, Yvonne Noel who plays the piano and 1800 in Uiat match that conaumeq was an increau over a y u r ago. 127. D lF f^ l Easy to Playl hopes to attend college, UOINTRY CLUB- Vic E The NETS may be back in October j u t 11 minutes short of two hours. boxes for the Nelson A braitis 137-350, Vito for another thiW^ay appurance. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The James E. Sullivan Trophy — The 12-polnt tie-breaker was Memorial Boxing Gub of U.S. MIXED- Ellen Agostinelli 356, Nondo An- necessary to determine Uie third set The tentative dates are Oct. 20-21-22. shared by Mr, NETS symbol of the nation’s outstanding amateur athlete — has been Hartford. Bauer 180-481, Gail nulli 139-141-409, Ted Win $2 Circled numbers in all Win $5 4 Circled numbers in Win $10 4 Circled numbers in after each player won one. Drake The NETS would be welcomed awarded to swimming gold medalist John Naber. ’The promising 178pound Shimaitis 180-486, Sheila Backiei 147-392, Larry four corners. any up-down column. any row across. prevailed in the extra play by a 7-3 back with open arms. The show last By EARL YOST The 22-yur-old former University fighter recently made the Price 182-183, Lois Sperry Bates 163-162-142-467, Carl margin. wukend was top grade. Sports Editor Southern California swimmer, who Jenner. western Massachusetts 454, Diane Brennan 456, Bolin 139-384, Norm Clark won four gold medals and a silver at “I went home and shed a few Gail Shimaitis 505, Marge Mr. NETS was a tag applied to Harvey Pastel of Manchester (iolden Gloves finals but 138-359, Woody Clark 144- the 1976 Olympic Games in M ontrul, tears," Nabor admitted. “But I im­ will pass up a shot at the DeLisle 469, Ed Yourkas 387, Ding Farr 138173-421, 24 32 (62) 3 24 32 (62) 3 24 32 62 in connection with the second appearance of the New England u sily won the balloting with 2,050 mediately realized that Bruce New England regional 235-604, Bob Little 202, Len Giglio 137-356, Frank Sixth coach in 11 years Tennis Stars (NETS) in Manchester last weekend as part of the points. deurved it more than I did." Golden Gloves in order to Denny DeLisle 225, Harold Kiernan 135, Al Martin 135- McCrea 245-595, Fred Grand Prix tour. Edwin Moses of Morehouse Naber, who makes his home in go to Cuba. 354, Joe Salafia 142-152-417, Kozicki 222-565, John P u te l was one of the sponsors of Barton was No. 1 among the (College, holder of Uie world re u rd in Menlo Park, (telif., said winning the He was acheduled to Terry Schilling 355, Nils 7 29 42 67 7 29 42 (67) 7 29 42 67 Kozicki 202-587, Dave Neff the play which featured the top eight amateurs a year ago and Kadeuh the 400-meter hurdles, was runner-up award "represents Uie pinnacle of leave today to join the U.S. Shenning 156-356, Pete 201, John White 203-214-606, Defense first job ranking male professional players in was a last minute sub for Bill Drake with 1,343 points, and diving standout achievements in amateur athletics. team at Houston before Staum 140-366, Fred Tracy Kaz Pasechnick 225, New England in singles and doubles in the title match. Cynthia Mclngvale of Dallas was It was a great shock to win Uils departing for (teba. 353, John Wilks 354. Charles Hartley 213, Walt 11 17 38 65 11 17 38 (65) 11 17 38 65 competition. While basketball in high school and third with 626. award. I had quit compeUUon test ’Ihe international match Sports writers, the AAU Board of April. This award means more to me will be televised In a DeLisle 211, Rhuel Coberly In his maiden appearance in the swimming in college were his varsity 231-576. for Saints^ Nolan Pro-Am Division, Pastel walked sports, tennis has for years been his Governors and past SuUlvan Award U ^ an Olympic medal. It is the number of Iron Curtain home Sunday night with a prize for major form of exerciu. winners participated in the voting. most cherished award I have ever countries, Africa and in the 26 35 (69) 14 26 35 '14'' (26) NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Dick Nolan, the sixth man to being part of the winning team. Pastel carefully u t up a training The trophy, named aftor the received." U.S. over the ABC (69)^ emerge from the 11-year revolving door of New Orleans Saints The 53-ycar-old local physican, the program in preperaUon for the NETS founder of the AAU, w u presented Naber won four golds at Montreal network. head coaches, says the Saints will have to improve their in­ class player among the medical and it paid off when he was called by AAU Vice President Bob Helmick in the 100-meter.backstroke, the 200- at a news conference Monday mor­ meter backstroke, the 400-meter —— w ~ Win $50 Circled numbers in Win $1,000 4 Circled numbers Win $10,000 All numbers adequate defense in order to produce the results owner John profession and the Racquet Gub’s front and center when acknowledged senior singles diamp, teamed with as one-half of the winning Pro-Am ning. medley relay, the BOO-meter a//4 center numbers. in e/f/?er diagonal. circled in both diagonals. Mecom Jr. wants. pro Bill Gishman to trip up amateur combo. Naber, who led the Trojans to the freestyle and won a silver in the 200- '1 Nolan, the Saints' linebacker coach to do with the full 100 percent effort John Barton and pro Phil Kadeuh. NCAA swimming Utle test year, u id meter freestyle. ^ v u c t e in 1977, Monday was named by not being there. he was diuppolnted he didn't win the In his four years at USC, Naber f MYHA ) areowbuibw;! Mecom to replace Hank Stram. "We have to build a good detenu. award test year when it was given to won 10 NCAA career individual tlUes 3 24 32 62 V 24 32 62 ^3'' 24 32 (62) Stram won ju t uven gamu in two The name of the game is to win. I Olympic decathalon star Bruce and 15 AAU individual titles. TRAVEI- qiCARTirS vv s e a u u with the Saints, includng l u t don't Uiink you can predict a time for Pee Wee action recently year when they bumbled to a dls- Uiat to happen. When I came to San saw A-Copy tie Ea§t NEW 1978 CHEVROLET u tro u 3-11 record. Francisco in 1066, they hadn't won in Haven, 1-1; deadlock Wind­ 7 (42) 67 7 ^2^ 42 67 7 67^ "I would like to evolve defeuively 25 years. Then we won it all three NG y Michigan State sor, 2-2; and drop a 7-4 C«) into Uie flexds I played in San Fran­ years later. But I'm not uying that decision to South Windsor. cisco," Nolan said. " L u t year we will happen." Jeff Marsh scored in the (38) 65 were losing, and Uiat had something tie with East Haven; Mike 11 '17' (38) 65 11 17 (38) 65 11 '17^'.!v drop back in ratings Keeler and Allan Tully tallied in the stalemate from third to sevenUi with its loss to NEW YORK (UPI) - North with Windsor; and Marsh, Furman test week, compiUng 138 14 26 35 69 14 26 35 '14' 26 35 (teroUna and Michigan State suffered Chris Robson, Eric Trudon (69) (69) Cornelius Thompson the most while Kansas scored the points. New Mexico, 17-2, r e n t e d and Chris Verbridge scored in eighUi, but received one first-place most significant gain in UPI's latest in the loss to South Wind­ ballot and 125 points. LuisviUe, 14-3, Board of Coaches coUege basketball sor. ratings. moved from 11th to ninth with 100 1/2 TON PICKUP Army & Navy squirt ciub 4-wheel drive, 6’/it ft. Fleetside body, V-8 engine, 7 plans UConn career With 41 of Uie 42 coaches fiUng, points while Michigan State, 16-3, tied West Hartford, 2-2, North Carolina dropped from third rounds out the top 10 with 77 points. auto, trana., heavy duty battery, rear step bumper, Connecticut has a new instant’game. ^ and deadiocked South heavy duty radiator, gauges, dome lamp switch, MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - The University of Connecticut’s place a week ago to seventh Uils Windsor, 2-2. INSTANT BINGO. Simply rub-off the week and Michigan State fell from Jockey award belpw eye line mirrors, radio and power steering, sagging basketimll program has received a tremendous boost Randy Nightingale CARTER CARE package. Stock ||I1041 fifth to tenth whUb Kansas vaulted ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) - The 1978 16 spots and match any of the six t h ^ s to a decision by Cornelius Thompson to remain in his scored both goals in the tie from ninth place to sixth in this George Woolf Memorial Jockey with West Hartford while winning patterns and you win INSTANT BINGOI home state. week's poll. Award—symbol of riding excellence Kevin Hutt scored'twice in SPE(»L When you claim,your prize, The 8foot-7 uholaotic superstar UConn coach Dorn Perno ^ d he Kentucky and Marquette repeated at Santa Anita Park — has been the deadlock with South Ml li p announced Monday his duision to was starUed when he learned of as No. 1 and No. 2 respecUvely, wiUi awarded to leading jockey Darrel Windsor. Pinix$ you are eligible for the Grand Prize enter UConn in the fall, rejecting Kentucky grabbing 37 of the 41 first- McHargue. 5945 Thdiinpun's decision. Notching the three-goal of $1,000 a week for life ($1,000,000 offers from the universities of place votes and 406 points overall “I dropped the phone when Corny h a t trick, Randy Virginia and North Carolina. with a 181 record. M ^ u e tte , 182, Games off minimum). Ask for a copy of the free caUed, I was u darned nervous. It Nightingale led the '^4 GOOD PLACE TO BUY A TRUCK” \bUT Thompun, Uie state's most sought received one firsqitece vote and a was the greatest news any coach Another major winter atorm, Manchuter Army & Navy brochure wherever lottery tickets are sold. after high uhool player, has led total of 327 points. could receive. I said it 1,600 times. the first to he declared a full- Club to a 82 win over diancesofiMlnnlnglnvB Middletown High School to two Arkansas, 21-1, moved from fourth Cornelius is a great basketball fledged bliisard, forced postpone­ Simsbury. Jason Hanford CARTER straight state cfaunplonshlps and a to third, receiving 277 total points player, but most importantly he's a ment of last night’s East Catholic- and Kevin Hutt aulsted on and one first-place ballot. UCLA, 18 STATE LAW: Purchaaera muat b« 18 Or older. But minora may current 67-game winning streak. In fine young man. Xavier basiketball game and two of the scoru. four seauns at Middletown, Thomp­ 2, went from sixth to fourth with a receive loHery ticketa aa gllta. "It’s got to be a very, very strong without question the entire sports . Suffleld turned the tables pair of victories Uils week, and son has scored 1,914 career points, a step for our basketball program. The slate schooled tonight. on the A&N by the same totalled 248 points wlUi one first- b e e n b ^ uhool record. next four years are going to be great The Cheney Tech-Bolton game score, 3-2. Hutt and place vote. Notre Dame moved up "I was comfortable at the Univer­ ones for Cornelius Thompun," he Pro-Am NETS champs has already bMn rescheduled Feb. Nightingale accounted for sity of ConnecUcut. If I went to Uie from seventh to fifth as the Irish, 18 said. 15. the local scores with Brian oUier schools, I would have a comfor­ Perno is in his first year as coach HarveyJ*astel, left, teamed with pro Bill Cashman of Madison 3, garnered 225 points. Coughlin and Kevin 12» Main ^ Manchestar 6464464 FROM THE CONNECTICUT LOTTERY table feeling, but at UConn it was a of Uie Huskies, who u far have only to win the Pro-Am segment of the New England Tennis Stars Kansas, 18-8, unproved from nlnUi The East Catholic-Northwest Catholic game slated for East has Cou^lin credited with the OPEN EVES TIL 9 • FRIDAY TIL 6 • SAT. TIL 8 different kM of comfortable. It was managed a 9-10 record. (NETS) stop-over at ”the Manchester Racquet Club last to sixth wlUi a pelr of Bte Bight vic­ assists. like going home," laid Thompun. tories last week) gatnerlng 148 been rescheduled Feb. 18. weekend. (Herald photo by Dunn) HniHlii Nn«4h ItJI Jivmtuut f. PACK TK.N MANPHKSTKH KVKNINC HKRAl.li. M.iii. Iirsl. i. ( nmi Tii. I!l, .

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Aid Maintenance . . . $60.- Ciaaaiftad adi ara takan wpr Plains Region. E xtnslve rain wlU faU over the North Inter- Leaai^era Sdb. 6456713. LOST • medium else, black people for telephone work. If EXPERIENCED tber- tha phona u a cpnvanianca. mountain Regh>a and akag the Pacific Coasts. Eliewhere City uUllUea. $45,000. Owner MANCHESTER • Two lamlly you have a pleasant telephone 6-6. Separate furnacei, 000.00 . . . to be financed and white female doe. Birch mopluUc and tbermosatln In­ Tha Harald ta raa^ ait^ for weather Is fair In general. Mailmum temperatures Include: GLASTONBURY - desirable 6494036. voice and are willing to work only ona Incorract lnaartk>n and excellent Invcitmcnt. Only from Town Aid Funds of Mountain area. REwARDI jection molding supervisor or HAPPY Atlanta 39, Boston 27, Chicago 19, (Ueveland 18, Dallas 43, Minneebaug area. Raised Family pet answers to Spook. hard for a good hourly rate, set up manTaU SM121 for than only to tha sixa of tha COVENTRY • 110,000, tmall 5 $48,900. Paaek Realtors 285 State. plus commission, we have job original Inaartion. Errors which Denver 50, Duluth 14, Houston 60, JacksonvIUe 49, K ansu City Ranch set on 3/4 acre. Six room Cape Nice area. Needs 7475. 508-11846, after 3:30 p.m. further infonnation. BIRTHDAY rooms including fireplace and Proposed Ordinance - Sale for you. Pleasant working at- do not laaaan tha valua of tha 23, Little Rock 32, Loa Angelu 88, Miami 67, Minneapolis 11, decorating. Leaaenger Sella, of property to the State of advartiiamant will not ba cor* New Orleans 51, New York 27, Pboenii 72, San Franclico 58, paneled play room. 1 1/2 MANCHESTER / Autumn LOST - Butterscotch and moqdiere. Call 569-4990. FRIENDLY PERSON - Pwt ractad by an additional inaar­ 6450713. Seattle 56, St. Loula 21 and Waihlngton 29. baths. 947,000. By Owner, no Street - Six room Colonial. Connecticut in accordance white, part Angora, young time evenings, some tion. MJ please. After 7 p.m. with Agreement with the male cat. Park Street area. HOUSEKEEPERS - Full time weekends. Local convenience 366 HACKMATACK Street, I Three bedroomi, fireplaced State of Connecticut for Call M M tn . store.Must be 18. Apply in per­ I Still Holding? room Ranch, fireplace, living room, “ country son, Seven Eleven, 509 Center Florida room, central air, kitchen," wooded lot. By proposed Industrial Park. COVENTRY • 8 room older owner. No agenU. $tt,000.645 These Manchester High School students are members of the MHS Math Team who li wun Street, Manchester, Cape. On 2+ beautiful hilltop garage, aluminum tiding and Copy of the Proposed Or­ Street, East Hartford. Nefo Wantad It Hatp Wantad It Well, Hang on. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• well insulated. $48,000. 647- 9488. first place in a recent math meet. From left are Karen Johnson. Scott Krecdmaii. ' im Paraonalt i Hatp Wantad I t Homaa Por tala 2t acres. $43,900. Also older 1168. dinance may be seen in the U W ENFORCEMENT • No INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES - NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m. remodeled brick Colonial, EXPERIENCED SHORT experience necessary to apply $ JUST LISTED 5 1/2 room DeValve, Sandie Bellone and David Ostrom. (Herald photo by Pinto) Town Clerk's Office during Inside sales and related Full time andd part time. mini farm. $46,000. Leisenger RUSSELL’S BARBER It order cook and waitress for our current training JUST LISTED - 5 room Cai MANCHESTER • New lUUng. Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting. business hours. duties. Experienced Experienced preferred, but Sella, 0464713. styling Shop announces ap­ needed. Full and part time. openings. Excellent ulaiy City utilities, beautll Verplanck School. Spacious 2 Garage. Fenced in yanl with Elizabeth Intagliata. pointments accepted Tuesdav Apply Oakwood Restaurant, preferred. Modem East Hart­ we will train. Apply In person, wooded lot over 200 feet dci bedroom Colonial.■ ■ ■ FFireplace, in fruit trees. Finished rec and bm fita. Ages 17-35 o n ^ E ut Hartford Convalescent CARRIER COVENTRY • 5 room Ranch. Secretary thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:! S40 Main Street Manchester. U.S. ARMY ENUSIMENT ford location. Good Carpeting. Only ^,900. carpeting, screened j>orcb. room, 2 zoned heating. Cen­ MHS math team tops p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 benefits. We are an 1 Home, 745 Main Street, Bast Fireplace, beach rights. Act tral air conditioning. Only Large private yard. Garage. INDEX REQUIRED. Call for more in­ no money do down Paaek fu t! $32,900. Leaaenger Sella, Board of Directors a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 0 4 0 ^ , portunity Employer, Hartford. Realtora, M475. Many extrai! $45,000. Hayea $42,900. Pasek Realtors 215 OPPORTUNITY FOR Attrac- formation 043-9428. He/p Wantad I t NEEDED 0464713. N O T IC tt Manchester. com er of Oak and Spruce tive Refined person, good after 5 p.m. Corporation, 6464131. 7475. 1 — Loil and Found Connecticut Streets. appearance, pleasant per­ Mayb«rry VUIaga in region eompetition 2 — Paraonali VOICE RADIO Operator - No B(X)KKEEPER • AccounU 3 — Announcamanta Dated at Manchester. sonality, for h l^ earnings op­ experience necessary to apply payable, receivable, payroll. Eaat Hartford 4 — EnterJainmani portunity. Steady work. Call for our current training Permanent full time oppor­ The Manchester High School Math The win was the third in four contests 5 — Auciioni Connecticut, this second • Team placed first recently in a Capital intartainmant 4 872-4515, between 10 a.m. and openings. Excellent salary tunity to have your experience for the Manchester team. In accumulated dav of February. 1978 2 p.m. An Equal Opportunity Area Mathematics League meet held at FINANCIAL and benefits. Agu 17-35 o n ^ P faaaa c a ll point totals for the season, Manchester is 6 — Bondi-Stocki-Mortgagai 003-02 THE AMERICAN WAY Band Employer. U.S. ARMY ENliSTMiislT the Loomis-Chaffee School, Windsor. in second place In the large school division 9 -r P®f»onal Leant Oava.649-.OS72 10 — inturtnea - February 24th., 8 p.m. to 1 REQUIRED. Call for more in­ MAKE YOUR MOVE EASY! three little words. b4twaan 6:30 and The team score of 95 was accumulated of the league, five points behind Hall and a .m .. State A rm o ry , formation 643-9426. experience helpful. Call Hart­ with the help of two perfect scores of 18 by 13 points ahead of Conard. Two league EMPLOYMENT See something you Manchester. B.Y.O.B. For in­ EXPERIENCED PARTS (AND MORE!) ford; 527-8246. 13 — Help Wantad counter man, good salaiy and David Ostrom, senior, and Scott Freed­ meets remain this season, with the top 14 —^Busm aii Opportunitiaa like? Then call the formation, call 640-4210 before NURSES A ID E -part time 11 HERALDOFFICE 15 — Situation Wanted 4 p.m., 6^2140, after 5 p.m. fringes. 5 day week no u tu r- p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, PHONE FROM Home to ler- man, junior. teams then competing in the Connecticut number you see In days. See Mr. Carter, Carter 91 Chestnut Street. vice our cuatomera In the EDUCATION 647-9947 Also contributing to the score were San­ State Meet in April. 10 — Private inatfuctiona the ad. And If you Chevrolet, 1229 Main Street, Mancheater area. Flexible die Bellone. senior, with l^points, Karen On the B-League individual scoring, 19 — Schooia-Ciaaaaa have something to Manchester. HOUSEWIVES for' w altreu bcura. Super earnlnga. 249- ASK ABOUT: □ EMPLOYMENNT 20 -- Instructions Wanted 7773. Johnson, junior, 15 points, and Tim three seniors had perfect scores: David REAL ESTATE sell, give us a calll work. Part time. 11 to 3.5 day 22 •» Condominium! AUTO MECHANIC - must week, part time high school NOTICE - We have rentonil- DeValve, sophomore, 13 points. Oshinsky, Nhut Nguyen and Kim Noone. RECEPTIONIST - Typlat, 9 to 23 ~ Homes for Sale Halp Wantad I t have some experience and girls, for after school, 3 days a ble openings with large The five-member team also scored a 24 ~ Lota-Land for Sale y tn irough Scoring in double figures were own tools. 6S3-3U9. week and Saturday. Apply in 5 p.m. Monday national organiutlon. Some 25 — Investment Property Friday.day. Send Se" ' reaume to Boa Duo to typographical arrora wa perfect 15 points on the team question. sophomores Glenn Eagleson, Jeff Lom­ 26 — Business Property SALES POSITION • Straight person. Brass Key. MM, Mancheater Herald. mechanical aptitude helpful. Placing second and third in the meet bardo and Bill Nlghan, with 13 points, and 27 — Resort Properly LEGAL commissions, leads fumlsMd MEN’S Department Manager CaU 872-4515 between 10 a.m. ara ralnaarting thia ad that 26 — Real Estate Wanted too homeowners. Call 242- • full time, must have selling REAL ESTATE HELP • FuU and 2 p.m. Equal Opportunity appaarad In error In Priday'a were Conard and Hall High Schools, both Bill Halldin with 12 points, and junior Dale MI8C. SERVICES 5402. AIR CONDITIONING - And 30 — Travel NOTICE experience In men’s wear or time. Licensed, or taking Employer. papar. of West Hartford, with 92 points and 89 Vinci with 11 points. 31 — Services Offered furnishings. Liberal employee refrigeration service men 32 — Painting.Papering course. Fantastic earning points, respectively, followed by The next math meet is scheduled for Sealed bids will be received in EXCELLENT importunity to discount, paid pension pun, potential. Generous commis­ wanted. Must be experienced. 33 ~ Building.Contracting Excellent wages and beoeflta. Newington High School with 79 points and March 1. 3i — Rooing-Siding the Office of The Director of learn wholesale hardward plus other benefits. Call Mr. sion, and referrals. Flexible 15 — Heatmg-Plumbing business. Good workine con- Vee, at D&L Store, Vernon, This is a year round position. Bualnaaa Opportunity 14 r g p o i N g South Windsor with 74. General Services, 41 Center hours. Free training program. 16 — Flooring ditions, short hours. tia-llVI. 8750785. Call A&B Cooling, 8 4 9 ^ 1 . 17 — Moving.Trucking.Storage Street, Manchester, Connec­ Join the largest Real Estate Shout Them from the Classifieds! SMALL ENGINE Service 10 — Services Wanted ticut until February 21,1978 at Company in the nation! Cen­ Corporation -expanding dealer ELECTRIC LOW VolUge - SUPPLY SPEOALIST - No tury 21, Tedford Real Estate MISC. FOR SALE 11:00 a.m. for the following: National Alarm Company experience necessary to apply Searching for the clever way lo nay “ I Love You f” network. No experience lOH plans advancing 10 -- Household Goods ask for Norma, hy-w i i . The Town of Manchester seeks man forapprentlc^p Our Happy Valentine Ads will be published on necetiary. Complete training 11 — Articles for Sate DRILLING AND for our current training has 10 openings for inter program. Applicant must openings. Excellent salary program. $500. Inveitment '2 — Building Supplies ■INSTALLATION OF BUS BOY two to three February 14, and offer you a truly unusual way to viewers to conduct a Town required to start your own 3 — Pels -Birds- Dogs MONITOR WELLS have basicc knowledge of low and benefits. Ageul7-3S only. evenings per week. Must have proclaim your love and beat wiahea. We have a aizr 4 — Livestock voltage wwiring. Join our wide citizen survey. These business. Ideal for retired or for adding MHS pool 5 — Boats A Accessories U.S. ARMY ENUSTMENT restaurant experience. Apply to fit every lover’a budget and our friendly Advi- The Town of Manchester It an positions will be funded by the part time. Details on request. 6 — Sporting Goods ■growue organization in the REQUIRED. Call for more In­ to Manager, Steak Out equal opportunity employer, aom will be happy lo help you write your meaaage. CETA program for no more Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field The Instructors of the Handicapped are Meridy said the new shallow pool which 7 — Garden Products expanding secuurity industry. formation 643-9420. Restaurant, Vernon. 0 — Antiques and requires an affirmative On the JA training. Call 5 ^ than 34 weeks. Requirements Training Division Box 619„ RELOCATION expected to go ahead with plans and ad­ will be added onto the high school facility 9 — Wanted to Buy action policy for all of its Con­ 8960, between 10 a.m. and 3 Deadline Is Friday, are that you be able to com Wading River, New York. 11792.92. ditional funding for a pool for the han- will be beneficial to the townspeople, in­ RENTALS tractors apd Vendors as a con­ p.m. only, for application. Feb. 10th., municate with citizens and be a capped to be attached to the Manchester 2 — Rooms for Rent To Mom able to collect data accurate­ cluding other handicapped persons and 3 — Apartments for Rent dition of doing business with 3:00 P.M. MANY PEOPLE only dream High School pool. 4 — Homes lor Rent the Town, as per Federal DRIVERS FOR School buses Assembler and Dad ly. Applicants must also be elderly, as well as lOH, which uses the wanted - We will train you. of ownlnjowning Uieir own bualnesi. The lOH corporation, in its annual 5 — Business lor Rent Order 11246. Madiln* Bulkfor PHONE unemployed 15 weeks, live In pool only on Sunday afternoon. 6 — Retort Property lor Rent Part time. Housewives aand :Wfi couldn’t have picked a Perhapirhapi It’s time for you to Oppoitui% In htavy aatanMy tor an hdMdual with aaaamMy Manchester and meet certain meeting Saturday, authorized the lOH The plans which were presented by 7 — Wanted to Rent Bid forms, plans and retirees preferred. Pnicer pair of parents In the 643-2711. pursue that dream. I have 0 Misc for Rent wvjrtanea and aonw machining bacfcgnund. Muai ba to economic criteria. over 1,000 bualneasesi for sale Board of Directors to go ahead with Richard Lawrence, archetect for specifications are available at Manchester area, phone 643- wofh from Uuaprlnla. worlol Have a Happy Ask for Tracey designating the architect for the pool AUTOMOTIVE the General Services Office, 2373; Vernon area, 875-2820. Valentine's Day! Interested applicants must by owners. Many for Lawrence Associates in Manheester, calls 1 — Autos for Safe or Joe minimum down. For free 41 Center Street, Manchester, Mike and Sue go to the CMP office, 806 Main project, to establish a committee to for a 20 by 40 foot shallow pool in an addi­ 2 — Trucks for Sale brochure write; Interstate 3 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale IF YOU ARE an attractive Apply Varaonnal Dapt (Cost is *2.30 Street, Manchester to deter­ explore grants and foundations for ad­ Connecticut. Bualnesi Marketing, P.O. Box tion to be attached to the south end of the 4 — Motorcycles-Bicycles motivated woman we need Qarbtr Bclmtlflc Per Column Inch) mine if they are eligible for ditional funding and to have the lOH at­ 5 — Campers-Trailers.Mobile TOWN OF MANCHESTER, you. If you are looking for a 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. existing pool. • Homes Insirunwni Co. the CETA program. torney meet with the Manchester Board of CONNECTICUT ;lamorou8, challenging posl- 6 — Automotive Service S3 Oafbar Rd. South Windsor Closing date for filing MANCHESTER - Looking to Education attorney to draw up a contract. 7 — Autos for Rent-Leaae ROBERT B. WEISS, flon, with a new PerlSian * " asual opportunHy ampleyar, M/F > Lawrence said the total estimate for the GENERAL MANAGER cosmetic line, you need us. rn ToMyWNe, SEE HOW EASY o applications is Friday. open your own beauty shop? Despite some objections to the pool 1,900 square foot pool addition is $105,000. 01(M)2 '' 230-2381, 6 3 3 ^ . L J A n n ... February 17, 1978. We have two active being attached to Manchester High School IT IS buainesaex available for your That estimate includes $75,000 for the > An Equal Opportunity by several members of the corporation, no TO SAY Inspection. Call today, building construction around the pool, >■ Employer. objections were raised in the final voice After 15 wonderful B lan ch ard b Roiietto, $15,000 for the actual pool construction, ► “I LOVE YOU". Realtora, 6452482. vote taken, said David Moyer, chairman $9,000 for architectural and engineering INVITATION TO BID * years of marriage, I’m of the board of directors and advisor to the fees, $5,00 for contingency and $1,000 for 1. Sealed Bids are invlled by the Town of Manchester, still head-over-heels In SERVICE BUSINESS - With lOH, miscellaneous expenses. The estimates $800 a week Income available Frankly, wa lookad around planty, and Invaallgatad quhf a taw afflllatlona bafora daclding upon lOH has been raising funds for about 15 Connecticut, hereinafter called the Owner, for the Project; love with youl Larger Site PROFIT BY OUR In this area. A cash builneu. ALL-PO INTS. In a nutahall, wa wantad tha boat of both worlda - National Rafarral Covaraga, yat a fraa were made Nov. 1, Lawrence said, and Phase Two, Addition and Alterations, M an^ester Police Sta­ Experience. No sales years to build a pool specially designed for Minimum Investment hand lo run our own bualnoaa. Tallorod to tho Manchoator araa, wa wara not Iptoatod In a ''crutch” to have probably increased since then. tion, 239 Elast Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut. The O Walter Z. experience la needed to sell Ads required. 203427-0650, 203481- roplaco inlHallvo and hard work. (Comploto “Crutchoa” Juat don’t work In tho long run.) Wo bollovo wo handicapped children. However, the costs The lOH board of directqrs will meet in Project Includes a two story addition of approximately 7,000 America’s best-selltng cosmetics. To learn more have tha anawar In All-Pointa — National (avan Intarnatlonal) and afficlant covaraga lo anywhoro, but a for building a single facility have become a week or two, Moyer said, to officially square feet on the Phase One foundations and footings; u Up To A Full prohibitive with estimates as high as o about how you can become a MANCHESTER - gga u sUtlon llaxibla affiliation lotting a local bualnoaa bo oparalad In a Manchaalar orianitid (aahlon. Our aalaa — vote on the authorizations by the corpora­ alterations to the existing building, fixed equipment and related Page Are successful Avon Represen- It plus three familynily bouse,0 $49,- both In total, and on a por aalooporton boala, oro proof poaltivo that thIa combination worka — and walll $650,000. tion. site work. O Utlve, caU 7424946. Alice Madden, the group’s founder and AvalaUe! 900. F.J. SplleckiSpile Inc. The contract between the Board of 2. Bidding Documents have been prepared by The Lawrence ' > Realtors, 6452121. advisor for n\any years, said at Saturday's Education and lOH would assure Associates, Archltects/Planners, P.C., 571 Porter Street, o f HAW ^ To Our STRONG AND Reliable boys meeting she feels the high school student Manchester, Connecticut, hereinafter called the Architect. needed to shovel snow. perpetual use of the pool by lOH and H L v a i^ d FBVorlts Grades 11 and 12 only. Miiat instructors are giving up on their original would designate the shared use of the 3. Bids shall be directed to the Town of Manchester, Connec­ It ^ vAT M TotchsT live in Eighth Diatrict. CaU HOWEVER - - - dream of having a pool. It pool. The contract would probably be ticut, c/o Maurice A. Pass, Director of General Services, 6450176 between 7 and 9 p.m. □ EDUCATIDN Aa Important aa tha abova la, balow ara avan mora Important raaaona why our roaulta continue Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut Please However, Mark Meridy, student presi­ similar to one drawn up between the oxcollont on a four aoaaona baala. Wo have an Idaal combination of go-gotting youth and aaaaonad 06040. Bids shall be submitted in duplicate on Bid Form fur­ STUFFERS AND Mailers •••••••••••••••••••••••••• dent of the organization, said Monday all Board of Education and the Town Recrea­ It axparlanca — all working togothorl Call any ona of thorn — You'll got National Maka-Your-Mova-Eaay the instructors are in favor of the new pool nished by the Architect. On the day of Bid opening. Bids will be urgently needed! $25.00 per Private fnstructfona 18 tion Department on the shared use of the II Mrs. Smith — Thanks hundred guaranteed. Send aarvica with a CIty-ol-Vlllaga-Charm poraonal flavor. Truly an atfacllva combination of procedure and proposal and feel it is very adequate for accepted from 2:30 P.M., to 3:00 P.M., EST, In Hearing Room, 11 Phone new West Side Recreation building on. Second Floor of said Municipal Building. Bids may be II' for making Science self-addressed stamped REMEDIAL READING and paopla. their purposes. He said it is still making a withdrawn prior to'tim e of Bid opening. Bids will not be envelope, TK Enterprlies, math; Individualized work lOH will pay for the entire cost of the pool It "dream into a reality" for the lOH and the Board oi Education Will pay for accepted after time of Bid opening. Bids cannot be withdrawn fun to learn. We think Box 21679, Denver, Co. 80121. program, (lst-8th grade) by It 643- Master's degree teacher. 565 students and their parents who have been annual maintenance. after time of Bid opening. It you're topsi waiting so long for a pool. CLERK TYPIST - 8075.. 4. Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud at 3:00 P.M., from general clerical dui EST, February 23, 1978. o 2711 eluding t^ing am filing, PIANO INSTRUCTION - n Your Class Experienced, creative 5. Bidding Documents may be examined at the Architect’s of­ Hurryi Mall or Bring Your Ad Today! u P rio r ex p erien c e Manchester public records fice on and after 1:00 P.M., Feburary 9,1978. A deposit of $50.00 required. Apply to Rogers teacher. Degree; state and for each complete set is required in the form of a check payable Corp., Mill and Oakland national certification. All Street, Mancheater, Connec­ levels, beginners welcome. to The Lawrence AnocUtei. Hw depoiit will be refunded if the MANCHESTER EVENING HEFJ^LD ticut. Between 1-4 p.m. Equal Many extras. Gretcheh Van Warranty deeds Docunqents are returned in good condition within ten (10) days P.O. BOX 591 <'i Opportunity Employer m/f. Why, 647-0751.______ Reconditioned, with many #••••••••••••••••••••••••• Add 82.00 for the New meant that he could only ruff totals. Cali after 5:30 p.m., privUeges. CaU 6462388. MobUe Home fttikers, 1-426 ANONYMOUS DAUGHTER Dealer: South one diamond, but South was Main Street. Ideal location for yard on child safe street, from BulkHng BuppBoa 40 MANCHESTER - 5 rooms SUCCESS IN SEWING. many possibilities. Call for private owner. Call 646-4tt4. 2284807. with basement and rec room, 2026. able to cope with that. He MANCHESTER - Main DEAR ANONYMOUS: Your brother’s advice was good. West North East South cashed the king of clubs, led details. Zinsser Agency, 646- NATURAL STONE for parking, appliances. i Only 1* 1511. BRAND NEW light Street. ’Iliree-room appart- 8180. C UI Rmtal Assistors, NEW YEARS Resolution Take it. to dummy’s ace of hearts, bathroom sink, stllfln or retaining walls, veneers, ment, heated, hot water, Plaza homes wlU not be un­ Pass 34 Pass 46 discarded the four of clubs paUos, etc. Pick up by the 2 3 6 ^ . SmaU fee. Pass 4? Pass 44 JUST LISTED - 14 acres In KEEP SMILING carton, |35. Brand new light appUances, parting, no pets. dersold. Our prices can’t be on the king of hearts, led the ^ i n pound Security. 523^7. beat. New 14 foot wldes. Pass 54 Pass 64 10 of clubs from dummy. If one of Manchester nicer KEEP HAPPY rry, 6484163. MOVE TODAY I 5 large Campora-TramTtaHara Pass Pass Pass residential areas.. Ap- carton, |68. Call 643-2207, rocmis with lanndry faculties. Choose of two or three MobSa Homoa 00 Astro-graph East covers with the queen. 1500 toot fron- after 6 p.m. MANCHESTER - furnished Parking, appUances, yard for bedrooms, from 810,800. Come Opening lead: 6 J South ruffs. If East doesn't Only'112,000 per acre. rooms. New modem bath, chUdren.. Only 8280. C ul R c» in and compare. Over 25 1857 VW VAN - Built as By BERNICE BEDE 080L cover, South discards a dia­ Allay Oop — Dave Qraua Paaek Realtors 286-7475. Houaahold Oooda 40 WOOD STOVE • Antique. Cast Doga-BMa-Fola 4 i men preferred. 8130 monthly, tal Aaslstors, 2366(M6. S i ^ homes to cnoose froom. r. RebuUt motor. Good By Oswald Jacoby mond. He then ruffs his last Iron. Cooking top, with ready March 1,6462121. fee. Priced from 81,406. Many set ; condition. 8300. CaU a ^ Alan Sontag diamond with dummy’s last asbestos boards and pipe. up, ready to Uve In..Excell Exculent trump and is home with six. Bualnaaa Fropartf 21 REFRIGERATORS - DOG-CAT BOARDING t, after 5:30 p.m. GEMINI (May Zl-June 2*) A Today’s slam is easy to bid Washers, ranges, used, 1225. CaU 0434776. bathlng/groomlng. Obedience SLEEPING ROOM for rent. STILL LOOKINO? CaU Ren- financing available. Open goal you've looked upon as when you see all the cards. It 822.00 per week. Centrally Monday through Saturday, MANCHESTER - for sale, ranteed and clean. New protection classes. Complete tal Aaslstors. Over 750 vacan­ being difficult could turn out to Is almost iinuposslble to bid MOLDED FORMICA top and located. 146 Center Street. Sunday by appointment only. Aufofflothra Batwha 68 be a snap today. Where there commercial building and ment damaged, GE and modern facilities. Canine cies daUy. A U areu, sizes and at the table. ’The writer, who . Jd alre. Low prices. B.D. paneled bar with two snelves Please caU 6484013. Plau Homes, 1348 Wilbur were obstacles you may now liquor store. Call for details, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon prices. Many welcome ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- used it as an example, ex­ F ••••••••••••••••■••••••••I Pearl and Son, 648 Main and four stools. |175.6464028. Road, Manchester. For reser- chUdren and pets. CaU Rm tal Cross Highway, Berlin ’Turn­ find stepping stones. plained the bidding by point­ A Pennsylvania reader Marlon E. Robertson, Apartmonta For Rant 00 pike, B ^ , Conn. 14264388. sun specialists, factory CANCER (June Zl-July ZZ) Realtor, 0434053. Street, 643-2171. Main Street, vaUons please caU 6464871. Aassitora, 2364646. SnuU fee. Feb. 8,1878 ing out that North's jump to wants to know if it is permis­ 643-2171. RCA COLOR TV - top of the trained, one day service, 114 Situations permitting you to sible to play different point East 5uln Street, RockvUle. Your material prospects look use the full scope of your th m spades was h i ^ y line. Early American 25 Inch MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup­ WE HAVE customers waiting 00 invitational, but not forcing. count limits for your opening ffosorf Froporty IT console. In dark pine finish, for the rental of your aput- OfOtoM-ttoroa h r Rant 00 AutomotIva Barvlea 871-1617. rather encouraging lor the imagination will prove the most MEDITERRIAN BEDROOM pies - AKC. Salt and pepper. coming year. Occasional unex­ rewarding today. Seek creative South’s four-club bid was a notrump depending on vul­ Set • Queen size bed, triple excellent condition. Call 648- References. CaU 288-0327, or ment or home. J.D. Real slam try below game. nerability. VERMONT - Guest lodge. 0487. Estate Associates, Inc. 646 A’rTRACnVE Four room of­ pected windfalls could occur to outlets. Lake Seeymour, essentials dresser, cheat on chest, and 6484486. fice. Ground level, central help jack up your bank balance. LEO (July Z3-Aug.ZZ) Follow North’s four-heart call It certainly is permissible night stand. 2 years old, 1800. showed the ace of hearts and but 98-plus percent of ex­ furnished, fourteen rooms. 1870 NORDIC 388 Skidoo - location, proprofessional AQUARIUS (Jan.Z0-Feb.l9) your Intuition today on whom to Eiidit b ed m n u , 880400. seldom used. Owner Is LHASA APSO puppies - AKC. MUj^^aritingi...... [anduUUUet. PORSCHE AUDI Rifle through the ads or check contact If In need of a favor, denied the ace of diamonds, perts consider it inadvis­ moving. Price firm at |500. excellent condition, |660. Call Bred for gentleness. LOOKINOforan! in real your shopping sources, if you so South signed off at four able. needs good chM. Call Mrs. 643-7131 after 6 p.m. even If your logic dictates Calim-158L Reasonable. < estate rental - ai its, By Hoffman have the time today. Your In­ otherwise. Your Instinct Is spades. (NEWSPAPER ENTERRPRISE E OUvd-.6tt-7174. homes, multiple dmUlngs, no ASSN I 700 Connecticut Blvd., East Hartlord stincts for spotting bargains more accurate. fees. CaU J.I). RejjOiitate are unusually keen. Find out VIRGO (Aag.Z3-Sept. ZZ) Associates, Inc. 0^1800. OFFICE SPACE more about yourself by send­ Someone close to you may The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions SERVICE e PARTS • BODY SHOP ing lor your copy of Astro- require compassionate han­ BUSINESS & SERVICE MANCHESTER two bedroom FOR RENT For Service Call Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for dling today. You'll not reach renovated apartment within JSO iqusre feel, center of each and a long, self- her through her practicality, walking distance to down­ Manchester, air conditlonina and 528-9447 addressed. stamped envelope but you will through her emo­ town. R40 Includes heat, hot parkin*. Call «4MS51. to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, tions. water, stove, and NO NEED TO WAIT! Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. LIBRA (8ept.Z3-OctZ3) No refrigerator. CaU 6464848. ■HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED- Be sure to specify your birth one has to look over your BY PEOPLE WHO CARE" sign. shoulder today to see If you're MANCHESTER - Three room Wantod In Rant 07 PISCES (Feb.ZO-Marcb ZO) doing a good job. Results will furnished efficiency apart­ Being able to function freely be evidence of your pride In P ment. 8180 montr ■ - WANTED - Six room house to and independently Is important your work. DIRECTORY SCORPIO (OctZ4-Nov.ZZ) To­ or utiUties. CaU i rent with option. Reqwnslble lor you today. Skirt associates famUy wltn pet, reasonable who could restrict your mobili­ day you could be In love with love, and that's ,not all bad. Batvhaa Othrad 01 Barvhoa Othrad 01 Barvhoa Othrad 01 BulldIng-ContraoUno 00 MANCHESTER / Bast Hart­ rent, references. April-May I ty- ocoqtancy. 6467644 evoiings. 24 HOUR TOWMG ARIES (March ZI-April 18) There's ample room In this ford’Town Line • Remodeled 2 I 643-5135 You're very responsive today world lor another romanticist. CItM TREE Service - Free es­ DRIVEWAYS Snovnlowed - DRESSMAKING and CARPENTRY • Repairs, bedroom apartment. Half of 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• timates, discount senior to persons who truly need your SAGITTARIUS (Nov.Z3- Reasonable rates. No job too alterations done reasonably. remodeling, additions, gar- family. Included appUances. I citizens. Company smaU. CaU 643-6787, anytime. CaU 6464872. ages, roofing. Call David □ AUTOMOTIVE help. In order to aid them you'll Dec.Zl) Domestic matters Manchester owned and 8200 monthly. Paul W. make whatever sacrifices are should have top priority today, A t A , 6461786. D o u ^ , Realtor, 643-4535. I operated. CaU 646-1327. BRICK, BLOCK,, Stone necessary. even though other Interests Falnttng-Faporlng 00 TAURUS (APrll ZO-May 20) will be vying for attention. Fireplaces, concrete. LEON CIESZYNSKI BuUder - Autos For Bah 01 I BAM TREE SERVICE - MANCHESTER - Main The friendly vibes you emanate CAPRICORN (DecJZZ-Jan-U) Cblmnnr repairs. No lob too PAINTING - Interior andd New homes custom built, Street, 2 and 3 room apart­ I today will be picked up by all Your phone Is likely to be busy Born Loser — Art Sansom Complete tree care and smaU. Save. CaU 644-n56 for remodeled, additions, rec 1874 HORNET HATCHBACK • exterior, paperhanging, ment, heated, hot water, 3)5 CfNngST.,MANCHE$na,CONN.«HioM643-5135 you encounter. Because you today, either with people removal. Insured and estimates. rooms, garages, kitchens 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 I you're trying to reach or those exceUent work. References. mUes. Asking 81560. CaU 046 treat everyone as a friend, the experienced. Special winter remodeled, bath tile, cement world sees you as a pal. hoping to get In touch with you. prlcesl 643-7285. Free estim ates. Fully In­ agjgwsiig”’ 8130, after 5l30 p.m. I rvftiCTAMon®? m t, IFIHXP400 REWEAVINO bums, boles, su lt. Martin Mattson, 648- work. Steps, dormers. Member ef letter lusinees Bureiu (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) )197ttlvNEA,lnc. ^p ers, umbrellas repaired. Residential or commercial. Olice.m Tupw DEPENDABLE WOMAN to 4431. FOUR ROOM Apartment • 1873 O PEL MANTA - 4 I Bugs Bunny — Htlmdahl and Btoffal Window shades, Venetian CaU 6464281. Married adults only. No pets. clean your home or apart­ bUnds. Keys. TV for rent. cylinders. Good condition. I FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY MHOOSAUPJIM^.,. ment. C ^ 644-8048 between 8 QUAUTY PAINTING and Parking for one car. Security. Automatic. 81685, or best Marlow’s, W Midn St. 648- Paper HaMlng by Willis ALL ’TYPES OF Carpenter References. CaU 6461288. CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS fM GOINS TO BE A a.m. and 3 p.m. 5221. offer. CaU 8764537. I Schultz. Fully insured. work • Ceramic tile, hung •MUSKETEER' AT MYy “I'll bet you folks are interested in our ‘New references. ceUlngs, plumbing and elec­ on all makes... ATTENTION BUSINESS MANCHESTER - 3 bedroom 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix • I BOSS' COSTUME Jersey Coast/Mystery Boom Tour'!’’ ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, tric. Richard Young, 6461878. Duplex, new two family. Men! Too busy or tired to do attics, garages, yards V4, 400 engine, 4 barrel, I RUtRTY,' Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick your own bookkeeping? Let HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch Appliances, wall to wall power steering, power brakes, LOAN and RENTAL CARS cleaned, moving, trucking. painted for |150-|200 by NEWTON SMITH carpeting, 11/2 baths. M ai^ me do it for you. In my home, Loam for sale. Lawn service. Remodeling, Repairs, Rec air conditioning, exceUent I I Available by Appointment... I MKMtWPLEWE KNGW EVERVTrtlN6.' YOU MEAN THAT 15 years e x ^ e n c e Includes scheduUng now. Profeaalonill occupancy. 8260 monthly. 646 running condition. 8850. CaU No Job too big or smaU. 568- considers any lob. 288-8287, Rooms. No job too small. CaU 1344. I IN A CARP(5AME X7U ACQUIREP A dUNK 1 WON payroU-tax returns. WIU pick 8522. 6484144. after 5:00, 5284284. eetmacfoLVCNtsufiBroRi in up and deUver. References. evenings or w euends, Don. 16 A-ER.UIP-. I REALITY IT 16 AH INVENTION WAIT'LL 1 6 E E 6b4331. FOUR BOOMS 2nd floor. 1870 LINOOLN Continental - 4 COMPLETE CARPET A TUe J.P. LEWIS A SON - Interior Rootlng-BHRnB-Chlninoy 04 Close to Main Street, bus line, STAN OZNEK, Manager PUUCHA5EP py MY (SOVERNMENT MV LAWYER.' Installaatlon apd rraalrs. and exterior painting, door. Clean. Must sell I I i CLOWNS AVAILABLE - wnthly and security. Relocating. |1200. CaU 646 301-315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER THEN 5TXEN ANP PI66UI^EP! HE HANPLE6 MV Free estimates. CaU I%t, at paperbanging, and BIDWELL Home Improve- I after 8:30 p.m. IT WA6 5 TOLEN A6 AIN BY A ' tricks and candy given, also 64664745, after 5 p.m. 8642, after 5:80 p.m. I FINANCIAL remodeling. Fully Insured. m «it Co" Expert InstaUatlon mmm petty thief,' AFFAIR^/ baUoons. CaU 6 4 6 -^ . of aluminum siding, gutters I B U Q SV lS SUBLET TWO Bedroom PLYMOUTH VOLARE COS7UM£S 'T am EXPERT FURNITURE and trims. Roofing Installa­ Apartment • Available authorizep Haathcliff This Funny World HEM AND Alterations done tion a ^ repairs. 644466,876 P ronler 1876 • blue with wood I. at home. Reasonable. CaU 648- refInishIng and antique PAPBRHANGER and Febrniiry 16th. 8240 per month TO PAY A Painter - Desires work. 8108. includes heat and hot water. grain, luggage rack, slant 6, 5410. restoration. Free estimates. low mUeage, power steering E. Loveland, 6484863. Reasonable rates, no job too CaU after 6 p.m„ 8768473. Autoa h r Rant-Laaaa 07 Autoa h r Lease 67 I t h e r e 'l l b e a n e x t r a REWARD.' SPECIAUZINO cleaning and and brakes, electric rear win­ CHARSE BUCKS ON ODD JOBS - cleaning ceUers smaU. CaU 6464017. All work a \0 repalriiw chimneys, roofs, FEBRUARY 15th occtqMmcy dow defogger, standard shift. and attics, moving large Must be seen to be ap­ % INCOME TAX preparaUon at *”*^******’ new roofs. Free estimates. 80 newly redecorated 2 rooms 7 appliances. Also stone or loom your home, expmenced. Dan Years Experience. Howley, preciated. 6468888. delivered. 644-1775. Mosler, 64843S or QuaUW and kitchenette, 8155 per I or 5254263. work. Reasonable rates. CaU 6466361. month. Three rooms and 1868 PONTIAC CATALINA • 6434515, or 648-7886. kitchenette, 8170 per month. ROOFER WILL Install roof V4, automatic. Good nmnlng Both apartmenta Include heat, condition. 8375. CaU 6434648. INCOME GEORGE N. CONVERSE - siding or gutters for low dta- hot water, stove and Painting and pap price. CaU Ken at 647- refrigerator. Adults only, no 1867 FORD MUSTANG - Good CaU between 64 p.ni.^ 1566. pets.. Lease and security TAX required. Main a ^ Eldrtdge condition. New tires. BuHdtog-CondaolIng 00 Ownpany, 6466386.______I or best offer. CaU after 6, , G51i lice REOWERY, WES ROBBINS carpentry Haathg-Flumblng U OOTTAOB STREET • 4 room 1875 OLD8MOBUE Cutlass - 4 J A K E - 9ERVICE remodeUng specialist. Ao- tenement. Gas and g u stove. 2-7 dlUona, rec rooms, dormers, SEWERUNES, sink lines, door, V-8 engine, fully No pets. Second floor. Securi­ equipped, exceUent condition. bttllt-lni, bathrooms, cleaned with electric cuttm , ty. jSin. CaU 6461188. DIRECTORY kitchens, 6»3446. to professionals. McKinney Immaculate. Call 648-6805 after 6 p.m. Short Ribs — Frank Hill noa. Sewage Dlqwsal C o^ WHAT A DEALI 8 large TAX PREPARA’nON-Ex- CUSTOM CARPENTRY • rooms with garage, only fin. Homes, Additions, R n a lri, 1875 CHEVY Impala Wagon • SPOTS BEPORE TP BETTER SEE perlenced accountant. Home Rental Assistors, S36N46. low mUeage, ‘fully eqiUpM, MV E V E S - THE ROYAL OCULIST ervice. Reasonable. In- Cabinets. CaU Gary Cushing, NO JOB TOO SmaU • ’ToUet «m«ii fee. INCOME m 346-2008. repairs, plugged drains, excellent condition, 8i,300. Sividual and corporation 6460614 or 6461180 ask for bookkeeping. CaU 5(»M 1. < kitchen faucets replaced, NO LEASE In this clean and lot topoit Tn_HottnOon TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Dick. o m e i: repaired. Rec rooms, cozy 2 bedrooms with base­ ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax Carpentry and general con­ bathroom remodeUng, heat SSI Cootoi a t, Mineln iWr ment, laundry facilities, 1888 PONTIAC GRAND Prix. service. Tax returns done Ip tracting. Reildentlal and mpdernlzatlon, etc. Free parking and yard for chUdren. the privacy of your home. Calli commercial. Whether It be a EiceUent running and clean. 7114071 Esttanate r i j ^ given. M 6 M Only 8200. Call Rental Deluxe, fuUy eqir’— ■* 871-11781 for appointment. 1 smaU repair job, a custom P lum blngl Heating. 6462871. Aaslstors, 1264646. SnuU fee. built home or anything In automatic, power ^ NO CONCetf UMieHT/... HKO on 1DML' iNrfiM ir TAY PrMuii-fiiinn INC054E TAX PREPARA- 8017.______between, caU 646-1378. FRANK SOOTBLU • Plum­ FOUR ROOMS - Manchester. i S r i sSr; jnON - E x p ^ a x jd . At bing. Repairs and Stove and refrigerator, 1872 GRAND PRIX .... vice at your home - Dan, service. Reasonable. CARPENTRY A Masonry - Remodeling. Faucets, available March 1st. power, 2 door, good condition, Mosler, 6b-3329, or S2S4263. CaU Walt Zlngler for appolnt- Additions and remodeUng. vanities, hot water beaters. Telephtne 6460614 a ftw 8 Free estimates. CaU Anthony MlOO or best (mtw. CaU after 8 naent. 6464346. Pron^wMglce, on wnergen- p.,m. fl78. plus security. p.m. 8661786. SquUlacote, 6484611.