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Dumbenaad Fypms BREAD Prices Still Go up Uut Inflation Slows PAGE EIGHT-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manch«5ter. COnn., Wed., April 5, 1978 New books at library ) Wish for vacation life The weather M ary C heney Lortz — Lovers living, Chinery — Enjoying nature Place, personality, and the lovers dead with your family Irish writer Increasing cloudiness tonight with N«w books at McCulthan — Halfhyde to Dahlinger — 'The secret life Pollman — IDS hotnes: one- true for Bolton couple showers likely by morning. Lows in Manchester’s Mary the narrows of Henry Ford story designs over 2,000 sq. ft. the 30s. Showers ending Friday, followed by partial clearing in the Cheney Library: McFadden — The serial Douglas — Extra-sensory Pollman — 250 homes: one- By DONNA HOLLAND Judy said, “I like the people. ’They powers mittee and ambulance study com­ afternoon. Highs in the 60s. Outlook Phone 647-9946 Kirliun Marlowe—The Valkyrie en­ story designs under 2,000 sq. v e straightforward and unpreten­ Ewing — The well-tempered Herald Correspondent mittee. She is also a charter member for weekend; partly cloudy Saturday: Manchester—A City of Village Charm for home delivery counter ft. tious and friendly.” SIXTEEN'PACES Adams — Listening to Billie Moorcock — The eternal lyre Frequently women will tell their of the former Bolton Junior Woman’s fair Sunday. National weather map on Adams — 'pie plague dogs Polwhere — TBe frolicks, or She said she likes the idea of run­ Club. page 5B. TWO SECTIONS MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1978 - VOL. XCVIl, No. 158 champion Finney - Once a marine - the lawyer cheated (1671) husbands, “I wish we could do this” PRH.’m w rk W rt^ o c N b i Ajar — Momo Newell—The trouble of it is always a marine Robey — Lawns or “I wish we had that.” And often ning a country store and being in con­ The Miners have four children, Allen — Short life Nicole — Tallant for dis­ Fishman — Urban utopias in Sharif — The eternal male it’s just that — wishful thinking. tact with people. Steven is employed by Barrett Plum­ Banis — This splendid earth aster the twentieth century Silverstein — Consider the Not so ill the case of Roy and Judy Judy said, “Vermont is a Very bing Supply Co. in Manchester, Bates — Feast of July Patten — Cheyenne captives Fix-it-yourself manual alternative Miner of Bolton. A ten-year "wish we progressive state as far as conserva­ Christopher is a sophomore in high Beaty — Excellency Peterson — River of light Fowlie — Journal of rehear­ Skilton — The English novel could” of Judy’s (and Roy’s, too, if tion and the environment go and I am Bercovitch — Hasen school, Douglas is in Grade 8 and. Pierce — Praetorius point sals Steinhoff — Small business the truth be known) has come true. an environmentalist.” Gregg is in Grade 1. B o w d en T h e French Frankel — Be alive as long Queneau — The Sunday of management The Miners have vacationed at She said Vermont still has time to The Miners invite their friends, lady's lover life as you live Summary Bowdler — Nurse Sandra's The third century Lake Willoughby in Vermont for the protect its environment by passing neighbors and acquaintances to stop Prices still go up Roach — Encounters with Gladstone — Test your own hoice Time-Life — The classic new laws, which it is doing. and visit them at their new store, or the invisible world mental health boat past 10 years. And they love it there. NEW YORK (UPI) - New Brett — Star trap Roy was employed as a steam write, the address is The Millbrook Ruttle — The private war of Glendinning — Elizabeth Time-Life — The ranchers Each year when the vacation ended 0 York's newest morning Caine — Heathcliff fitter for the past 22 years, his last Dr. Yamada Bowen Traister — Do-it- and it was time to pack up and come Store, Willoughby Lane, RFD 2. newspaper, The Trib, which Carter — Valley of the kings employer being the Wetherell Corp. Sanders — Search for Goodbye to the flush toilet yourselfer’s guide to modern home, Judy would say, "I wish we Orleans, Vt. 05860. began publishing Jan. 9, has Cartland — Love, lords, and of West Hartford. He also owned The enchantment Hailey — I married a best energy-efficient heating and could stay.” It really isn’t all that unsual for folded. Trib Publisher Leonard lady-birds seller Hobby Comer in Ray’s Tackle Shop Scott — To catch a spy cooling systems Last summer Roy took her literal­ Bolton people to pack up and leave an uut inflation slows Saffir walked into the paper's Chute — Katie Sears — Tiger by the tail Hay — The practical gar­ Van I,eunen — A handbook in Manchester for four years. Clark — Black gambit ly. The Millbrook Store on Route 5A established life for a new adventure. busy newsroom and told surprised Sharp — Summer visits dening encyclopedia for scholars in Westmore (across from Lake Roy has been a member of the In 1975 Milton and Betty Jensen left Clark — Dulcie Bligh WASHINGTON (UPI) - Inflation was "partly caused by an improve­ advisers have come under increasing reporters working on stories for Sheed — Transatlantic blues Higson — Building and Wademan — Risk-free Willoughby) was put up for sale. Northern Connecticut Radio Control Bolton to become the owners of Clarke — This downhill path Winslow — Gallows child remodeling for energy savings slowed in March as wholesale prices ment in supplies of some items that pressure in recent weeks to come up today's paper; "This is a sad day Coltrane — Talon advertising Club for eight years and a model Boulder Lodge (k)ttage in Alton, N.H. Wohl — The Nirvana con­ Hill — Milton and the So Roy and Judy began the long and rose 0.6 percent, a considerable drop had been limited earlier by severe for The Trib." Uozois — Strangers Waissenberger — Vienna plane enthusiast since fourth grade. Milton quit a 12-year job as methods with a new anti-inflation effort to tracts English Revolution Secession sometimes tedious task of finding a winter weather.” The ex-Hcarst correspondent Eberhart — Nine o'clo<k Last year he won a first plane trophy from February's 1.1 percent jump, replace the modest plan he submitted Wolff — Inklings The infant center bank to give them a mortgage for the manager with the Fenn Manufac­ and aide to former Sen. James tide for a model plane he build. the Labor Department reported The overall 0.6 percent rise in the in January. Lauersen — It's your body W h ito n store and of finding a buyer for their turing Co. in Newington and they put today. finished goods category amounted to Buckley of New York said the Farrell — Olive and Mary INonfirtion home in Bolton. Judy has been active in town Carter is expected to make the Lindblom — Politics and a “for sale” sign on a house they Food costs, a main concern to the a 7.2 percent advance on an annual program public April 13. paper folded because the city’s Anne Alves — Living with energy markets New books at Finally everything fell into place politics for about 10 years. She was a Ames — Beyond necessity lived for 20 years, a house they huilt average consumer, climbed 0.8 per­ rate basis, about the same as during The Labor Department said that if harsh winter had fouled deliveries Follett Crown court Macaulay — Napoleon and M a n c h e s te r’s W hiton and they found both. They now own member of the Democratic Town themselves. Freeborn — Ten days, Appelbaum — How to get cent last month. That was well below the October through January period, food costs are excluded, the finished and advertisers hud not supported the restoration of the Bour­ Memorial Library: the store and have sold their house. Committee, senior citizens com­ They did it all for a new life that is Mister Cain? happily published February's big advance of 2.9 per­ the government said. goods sector posted a 0.5 percent in­ Ihs 25-ccnt morning tabloid. bons Fietion The Millbrook Store is an old- mittee, summer recreation com­ going very well for them.. Garnett — Up she ri.ses Armstrong — You can still cent. The Producer Price In'dex for crease in March, a slight iherease Haddad — Operation change the world Baker — Death and fashioned general-store attached to a What would you do?? WASHINGTON (Ill’ll - U S. Moltmann- Passion for life variations The government said prices for Finished Goods stood at 189.0 last from February's 0.4 percent level. Apricot Askenasy — Are we all Ogiivy - Blood, hrajns and house and has a gas pump in front. such food items as pork, processed month on a 1967 base of 100. That intelligence sources said Hill - The liars Nazis'' Beatty — Excellency The department said its in­ hecr The store will sell groceries, gifts, poultry, refined sugar and fresh means that goods which cost $100 at Wednesday that Soviet leader Ives — Fear in a handful of Barr — A woman's choice Cartland — Love locked in and beer and wine. termediate goods category, which O'Nolan A Flann O'Brien Cookson — Marriage and Rham teacher directs fruits fell. Other staples such as beef, the wholesale level 11 years ago cost measures goods which have been Leonid Brezhnev, 71, has dust Bennett — United States reader In the future the Miners plan to emphysema, a non-fatal form of ,facks — Autumn heroes foreign policy and Christian Mary Ann veal, eggs.and dairy products rose at $189 last month. processed but require further work Palmquisl Answers on have a craft area in the store and a leukemia, gout and a pacemaker Johnston - Shadows on our ethics blue print reading Emecheta — The slave girl a lower rate than February.
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