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OB Sports...... 4-OB m fH Water rules set to cut cancer risk WASHINGTON (UPI) - Citing a -^Using carbon filters for drinking large scale effort in history to deal our population to these chemicals Costle said EPA remains con­ monitoring their water within three serious public health threat, the En­ water plants whose ground or river with organic chemical contaminants poses a serious threat to public vinced that chlorine is still the best months after EPA issues final vironmental Protection Agency supplies are contaminated by organic in drinking water,” Costle said. health,” he told a news conference. kind of disinfectant. But be said regulations and would be required to today announced the first rules chemicals. .. "It will initiate changes on our ap­ “We are especially concerned about technology has reached the place meet the standard 15 months later. designed to reduce potential cancer- ' EPA Administrator Douglas Costle proach to protecting and assuring the the potential increase in cancer where it is now possible to have both All systems serving more than 10,- causing chemicals present in the said the rules would eventually effect quality of the water we drink, and risk.” chlorine and a method of treating its 000 people would have to test their nation's drinking water supplies. drinking water supplies used by 100 will give the American public an ‘in­ Chloroform has been shown to by-products, which are called water periodically for a year and The program, which could cost an million Americans. surance policy’ against the dangers cause cancer in test animals. It has trihalomethanes. give the results to EPA and to the initial $450 million, has two parts: He estimated the cost at up to $450 associated with chemicals in our been found in the drinking water The standard for chloroform and states. The agency said the smallest —Setting a standard for the amount million and annual operating costs of water.” supplies in many cities across the other THMs would be 100 parts per systems would be phased into the of chloroform and related chemicals $60 million with the average family Costle said the organic chemicals country and in recent years it was billion. That would apply initially program as soon as it is feasible, that may be present in tap water as a water bill in some areas rising by identified so far in drinking water revealed that part of it was coming only to community water systems based on information as it comes in. result of the use of chlorine to dis-' some $6 to $10 per year. are present in low concentrations. from the use of chlorine to disinfect serving more than 75,000 people. The second half of the proposal infect supplies. “This marks the start of the first “Even so. the lifetime exposure of water. Those systems would have to begin —See Page Ten-A Crews ready Air clear for flooding near site By GREG PEARSON The National Weather Service of crash Herald Reporter issued a flash flood warning for The Town of Manchester began Connecticut and the entire New OTTAWA (UPI) — Ground crews working today to prepare for possible England area except Cape Cod. A failed to find any evidence of flooding problems, and town officials travelers’ advisory is in effect in radioactivity at the only major pop­ crossed their fingers that the state Vermont and gale warnings have ulation center in an area of northern will provide some funds for a been issued for the Maine and New Canada where a nuclear-powered depleted snow-removal account. Hampshire coasts. Soviet spy satellite disappeared, a Manchester, like most towns in Schools in M anchester closed defense department spokesman said Connecticut, used much of its snow- today, the third closing because of today. removal budget during the past two weather this year. These days will Air samples obtained by American weeks when three large storms have to be madd up at the end of the U-2 and KC-135 detector craft high brought heavy snow, sleet and rain. year since no^snow days are above the spot near Great Slave Lake Gov. Ella Grasso today asked the scheduled, Wilson Deakin, assistant in the Northwest Territories where Legislature for $2 million in state superintendent of schools, said. the runaway Cosmos satellite funds to help alleviate cities and There was some confusion thi9 dropped from radar Tuesday were towns meet snow-removal costs. morning because it originally was an­ being analyzed, spokesman Doug Highway Department workers in nounced that schools would open one Caie said. Manchester began sanding roads this hour late. He said a 22-man Nuclear Accident morning as a freezing rain caused icy “We thought we could go an hour Support Team equipped with Geiger roads. Workers also began clearing late. But, as it got later, the roads counters conducted five sweeps in catch basins in anticipation of possi­ didn’t improve,” Deakin said. and around Yellowknife, the largest ble flooding if projected rains and In a weather-related matter. Town community in the remote Northwest warmer temperatures continue Manager Robert Weiss issued a Greeting Israeli visitor Territories and reported no traces of statement Tuesday that said the town through tonight. Sol Cohen, left, talks with Avner Adini of Tel-Aviv, one of the Israelis who arrived at radiation. will not assist property owners in The Cosmos was thought to have clearing sidewalks and drives. Bradley Field Tuesday night on the Friendship Flight. Adini, a lawyer, will be hosted by dropped from orbit and disintegrated Clearing of the walks in front of David Wichman of Manchester, center, also a lawyer, and Cohen's son-in-law. Stories and near the Great Slave Lake, where Rights panel homes and the private walks and other photos on page 2A. (Herald photo by Dunn) Yellowknife is located. drives is the responsibility of the The first Canadian craft involved mulls hiring property owner. The owner must in the probe — a Hercules equipped take steps to remove snow and with a U.S. loaned radiation detec­ remove or sand ice within 12 hours Egypt ends news war; tion pod — started searching a 25,000- investigator after a storm or else a $20 fine can be square-mile zone for ground-level imposed by the Police Department. remnants of the Soviet satellite early By ALICE EVANS Weiss said that the Highway today. Herald Reporter Department did assist private Caie said the Hercules, which property owners when it was felt that asks U.S. for support planned an 11-hour sweep along a 450- Manchester's Citizens Advisory improper plowing or an unusual cir­ Committee may be asked to approve mile trajectory at an altitude of cumstance led to the private walks CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - Egypt “compliments to Mr. Begin.” But he brought quick pressure on Israel, “It Community Development funds to between 1,500 and 2,000 feet, was the being covered by town crews. ended its press attacks on Israeli did accuse the Israeli leader of will be giving a full opportunity to the provide a staff investigator for the first of three such aircraft to be When the m a n a g e r’s office Soviet Union and its' hirelings to town’s Human Relations Commis­ Prime Minister Menachem Begin “intellectual terrorism” for making thrown into the search this morning. received complaints about such today, but appealed to the United a resumption of negotiations con­ succeed in sabotaging the great Each Hercules carried five U.S. sion. matters, he relayed the complaints hopes and deep confidence the Arab If a staff investigator is provided States to put more pressure on the ditional on a toning down of Egyptian technical experts to operate the to the Highway Department to in­ for the commission, the hiring of the Jewish state or face Increased Soviet press criticism. peoples have pinned on the soundness radiation monitor pods, plus the nor­ vestigate them. Weiss said that the and capability of the American Urban League of Greater Hartford to meddling in the Middle Bast. No other newspaper printed per­ mal complement of Canadian air­ department misinterpreted this to Cairo sources said the government position.” crew. act as the town’s fair housing consul­ sonal attacks on Begin today. But, mean it was to clear these sites. ordered the three main state- echoing what diplomats described as Hard-line Arab countries Tuesday Caie said that at daybreak two tant will not be considered at this Timothy O’Sullivan, highway controlled newspapers to stop their Sadat's dissatisfaction With U.S. announced new moves to counter small Twin Otter aircraft would time. superintendent, had criticized the vitriolic campaign against Begin policy, they called for much stronger Egypt’s stalled peace drive with The hiring of an investigator was begii^^a visual search of the area. town for the practice of clearing following a meeting between Presi­ American pressure to soften Israel’s Israel, but moderate Saudi Arabia discussed Tuesday during a general d tliS a ls in both Ottawa and private areas. Weiss said that no sought to bring the two sides closer review of the town’s status and dent Anwar Sadat and U.S. Am­ repeated rejection of key Cairo Washington said there was little more clearing of private walks or together. .^eligibility for Community. Block bassador Hermann F. Yilts. negotiating demands. chance any potentially dangerous drives will be done. They said the decision apparently Grant funds with the Hartford office A1 Akhbar said in a front-page Syria said it was taking measures debris reached earth and the Soviets Weiss and O’Sullivan, highway said the satellite was designed to be of the federal Department of Housing was made in response to a U.S.- editorial it supported W ashin^n’s superintendent, met Tuesday after­ to “ b;>ost our country’s self- and- Urban Developemnt by Town Israeli call for a halt to the propagan­ call for “quiet diplomacy” if that sufficiency and capabilities and destroyed on re-entering the at­ noon to discuss the dispute. da war that is hampering a resump­ mosphere. Manager Robert Weiss, 'town Direc­ meant ah end to the war of words strengthen our a rm ^ forces” and The town will provide for such ser­ tion of collapsed peace talks. The official Soviet news agency tors Carl Zinsser and Joseph between the main Middle East adver­ reports' in Lebanon said the hard­ vice by students from the Regional Mustafa Amin, whose conunentary Tass, acknowledging loss of the Sweeney and Alan Mason, Communi­ saries. But it added: liners agreed to hold another anti- ty Developemnt coordinator. Occupational Training Center or the in the newspaper A1 Akhbar com­ “We oppose this ... if it means a Sadat conference in Algiers later this satellite, said it suffered a sharp Sheltered Workshop. A fee will be pared Begin to Shakespeare’s Jewish slow diplomacy.... We warn against decompression Jan. 6 that forced it Sweeney said that HUD officials month. were told that Manchester had been charged. Anyone wishing the service money-lender, Shylock, published a a negative American diplomacy.” It to fall out of orbit. Hours later, the should call the workshop at 646-5718 But Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Soviets launched a new Cosmos. living up to its assurances to uphold low-key rebuttal of Israeli charges of said such a policy would fuel “Israeli or the ROTC at 646-0647, ext. 391, or anti-Semitism by the Egyptian press. pocrastination.” Saud al Faisal visited Kuwait to dis­ In Washington, White House —See Page Ten-A 646-5854, ext. 232. His editorial ended with The daily said unless Washington cuss ways of patching up Arab ranks security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski said the flame-out had caused no in­ ternational crisis and had brought ad­ mirable Soviet cooperation. But Canadian Deputy Prime Today’s news summary Minister Allan MacEachen com­ HILLSBORO BEACH, Fla. violated human rights. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. slaying, could find no one who plained that his government learned (UPI) — Muriel Humphrey of the Ethics Committee, told a “The British and the Americans (UPI) — A huge telescope will be plotted murder with him. from Washington of the satellite's agreed today to fill the remaining news conference following the do not understand the situation,” launched into space Thursday to flaming descent from a 150-mile high Senate term of her late husband, 11th day of interrogation of the 42- Amin said. “We are not against help astronomers gather clues in After a marathon bargaining orbit. , Hubert H. Humphrey, and said year-old Park that American the British or Americans or the their attempt to learn the origin session, the talks between the “As far as_I^ know. they (the she expected to complete “some press reports about the number of international community.” of the universe. senators involved in the case were UMW and Bituminous Coal Soviets) had "noi told us of any important legislative business The International Ultraviolet exaggerated. Operators Association “blew up” possibility of their satellite landing in Hubert hoped to finish.” WASHINGTON (UPI) - Explorer, which will orbit the early Tuesday after they reported­ Canada," MacEachen said. Presi­ Congress has voted to outlaw por­ ly were close to agreement. Of­ dent Carter telephoned Prime PARIS (UPI) - A noon Earth, is Scheduled to speed into WASHINGTON (U PI)-R obert nography featuring children and ficials said the potential for Minister Pierre Trudeau to advise deadline for the release of three space at 10:56 a.m. Thursday atop Randall, the first American to to include boys in a law that now agreement was “badly him the satellite was plunging urban guerrillas in exchange for a Delta rocket. have legal access to marijuana, bans transporting girls across damaged,” and it was not likely toward Canadian territory. the life of kidnapped industrialist had his last government-provided state lines for prostitution. TOKYO (UPI) - Warning that marijuana cigarette today. the bargaining would resume any U.S. officials said the satellite — Baron Edouard-Jean Empain launched last September as No. 954 in The measure won final con­ battles cannot be won with words, Randall’s eye doctor. Dr. John time soon. passed today with no move by the gressional approval Tuesday on a In the meantime the break in­ the Soviets’ long-running Cosmos French or West German the Chinese Communist Party C. Merritt, has moved his prac­ 401-0 vote in the House. President called today for the retraining and tice to North Carolina and the creased possibilities that hard- series — was a spy satellite designed governments to comply with the Carter is expected to give swift pressed utilities would run out of to monitor the movements of demands: ’ modernization of the country’s government will not provide Ran­ approval. two million-man army, the dall with any more marijuana—a coal before the strike ends. Elec­ Western ships and submarines. Empain, 40, heir to a vast in­ tric company executives from Tass said the satellite carried “a dustrial empire, was kidnapped Japanese Kyodo news agency drug that has proven effective in BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - reported from Peking. halting the progress of the open several states met with Depart­ small nuclear nonexplosive unit" for Monday near the Arc de Triomphe Cambodian troops backed by ar­ ment of Energy representatives the craft’s instruments. U.S. and while riding to work in his The call to improve the equip­ angle glaucoma which afflicts tillery have driven into an impor­ ment and training of the Peoples him. in Washington to discuss the situa­ Canadian officials said the power chauffer-driven car. He heads tant southwestern Vietnamese tion today. source was a 100-pound nuclear reac­ Empain-Schneider, one of Liberation Army came in an arti­ city and fighting was still raging, cle printed today at the top of the tor, roughly a three-foot cube fed by Europe’s biggest industrial con­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The uranium 235, which apparently con­ official' Radio Hanoi said today. front page of Peoples Daily, of­ F B I’s internal files on the WASHINGTON (UPI) - At the glomerates with an annual tur­ Earlier, Radio Hanoi and the of­ verted heat into electricity. nover of $4.5 billion. ficial party newspaper. assassination of Martin Luther conclusion of a six-hour confirma­ ficial Vietnam News Agency tion hearing before the Senate “Chances were 98 percent that it reported the Cambodians were King Jr., on April 4, 1968, made dissipated as it fell through the at­ SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) - available to United Press Inter­ Banking Committee, G. William NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — A closing in on Ha Tien, a pic­ Miller, the nominee to replace mosphere" Defense Minister Barney subdued President Idi Amin of A U.S. Senate Ethics Committee national, show the bureau decided turesque and formerly thriving Arthur Burns as chairman of the Danson told a news conference ' Uganda today marked his seventh investigator said today the Jathes Earl Ray had both the fishing town of about 20,000. Federal Reserve Board, was told, Tuesday. “We have been advised that anniversary in power, declaring questioning of Tongsun Park in racial hatred to provide a motive In another report, Vietnam said “You’re going to be the next the danger of radiation fallout is that he wants peace with the Seoul has been helpful and that for the slaying and the means to Cambodian troops have pushed some arrangements could be chairman of the Fed, in all minimal." United States and Britain. finance an escape afterward. A Western scientific expert in across the Thang River and cap­ made to have him testify before The FBI, trying to question likelihood,” by committee chair­ Speaking to a gathering in the tured four Mekong Delta villages Moscow said Cosmos 954 was his committee on Korean in­ everyone in contact with Ray in man Sen. William Proxmire, D- town of Koboko, 250 miles north of nearly a mile inside its territory. Wis. probably the first such nuclear- the capital of Kampala, Amin fluence buying in Washington. the year between his escape from Dan Swillinger, a staff member powered Cpsmos the Soviets had denied that his country had prison and the April 4, 1968, launched into a near-earth orbit. PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 25, 1978 ' } MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 25, 1978- PAGK ’HIREE-A Friendship Force i Arts encounter program Israelis forget cold has variety of projects arriving in exchange By JUNK TOMPKINS developing a profile of Manchester Lori Garden, director and dancer; llerulil Reporter architecture. Judy Galligher, officer manager; The third is to maintain records Susan Hudak, director of public Upstairs, at 48 Purnell Place in WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - The gathering, adding the purpose of the member of the Israeli delegation, which will present an arts history in relations and writer; Ketti Marks, 425 Israelis came expecting to find exchange is “to contribute to better Pedut Vilner, the one-year-old Manchester, there’s a new look and a Manchester as well as provide art new thing going on. writer; Carol Hansen, visual arts freezing temperatures and moun­ international friendship in the daughter of Miriam and Moshe experiences for interested coordinator; Chris LaFond, graphic Called Arts Encounter, the area is tains of snow. world.” Vilner. organizations. A visual arts team artist; Mike Powers, photographer; painted with fresh bright colors and The found the snow piled high, but “^ fo re she became my daughter- Kenet, the spokesman for the will record the on-going arts Delina Rock, audio-visual and staffed with about 15 persons of the cheering crowd helped them in-law,” said Mrs. Carter, referring Israeli ambassadors, presented Mrs. experiences through photography, writer; Bill Nemeth, performing arts various ages with various talents, forget the cold. to Caron, “she wrote to me while Carter with a necklace and oil por­ film, and video and audio taping. coordinator; Nancy Pitkin, pianist; “We were told it would be cold traveling that ‘in spite of all the most of whom are college graduates. traits of the President as gestures of Finally, the group will offer a Lisa Smith, actress and singer; here, but this is counterbalanced by differences, I always know when they good will. The Arts Encounter is sponsored Kevin O'Connell, guitarist; David by the Manchester Arts Council and working artist program for potential the warmth of this reception,” said laugh they’re happy and when they’re “What more can I say when 1 stand Tabatsky. mime and clown; Sally Tel Aviv Judge Max Kenet as he sad, they cry.’” at the threshold of this city ready to funded by a federal grant. Its pur­ artists who may not have had any other opportunities available to Fischer, video artist, and Lynn Gerr, looked out over 2,500 people who had The first lady, who is honorary cross the threshold Into the un­ pose is to assist the community's assistant director and dramatic arts. existing programs and coordinate them. The program is not designed to come to Bradley International Air­ head of the non-profit, non­ known,” he said, Individuals or art groups in­ programs in which Manchester be a substitute for existing programs port to say “shalom” to the Israelis governmental group, said she and Kenet saluted the friendship terested in contacting the Arts En­ groups and individuals can but to support them and future arts and bid goodbye to 425 Americans. President Carter became involved in program and said the “idea of counter may call 649-3230. The Israelis will spend the next the Friendship Force after deciding experience art. Until now, the town activities. friendship is a noble one that should The Arts Encounter plans to eight days in Hartford getting a taste such a program could help break be congratulated many times over.” lacked such a coordinated program. of wintry New England life as part of barriers to international understan­ The staff members are hired under operate the working artists program Among those participating in the in convalescent homes, nursery Encounter staff the Friendship Force exchange ding. program were Gov. Ella T. Grasso, the Comprehensive Employment and program. The Americans will stay “Jimmy and I have ambitious Training Act (CETA) for a nine- schools, public buildings, etc. needs furniture Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D-Conn., and Supervision will be conducted by with families in Tel Aviv during that goals for this ... program,” she said. Reps, William Cotter and 'Toby month program during which they time. “We know from personal experience Among the Manchester group headed for Israel are these lour ladies who are making a will work on a four-part encounter the Manchester Arts Council which Although a staff has begun working Moffett, D-Conn. with the arts. will form an advisory committee to at the new Arts Encounter at 48 First Lady Rosalyn Carter, who that private, voluntary efforts can Mrs. Grasso, who had expected to final check of their itinerary before boarding their flight Tuesday night from Bradley Field. Their first objective is infor­ work with the Arts Encounter direc­ Purnell Place which opened last with her husband has strongly en­ change attitudes and add a new fly to Israel, changed her plans after From left are Mary LeDuc, Betty Ryder (family editor at The Herald i, Connie Costello and mational. The Arts Encounter will tor and project coordinators. week, furnishings are lacking. dorsed the goodwill program, was on dimension to iife.” the coliseum roof of the Hartford Irene Pisch. (Herald photo by Dunn) provide information about its hand for the ceremony. Mrs. Carter said the exchange in­ Civic Center collapsed last week. Among some of the events already There are no funds available to buy The Carters’ son Chip and his wife, cluded a cross-section of persons Mrs. Carter flew back to program and serve as a distribution on the Arts Encounter's planning turniture, and the staff is looking for Caron, were among the Americans from both Hartford and Tel Aviv. center for existing arts agenda are a walking tour of equipment that can be loaned or Washington about 8:10 p.m. after David Tabatsky and Carol Hansen, staff members ot Arts Encounter, mix colors lor wull who flew to Israel. Most of the others “There are musicians, and shaking hands with each of the organizations. Manchester, a community stage donated. were from the Hartford area. bankers, and factory workers ... we several hundred program par­ paint during a renovation project at their new quarters on Purnell Place. Other sltill The second objective is to production (possibly at the Bicenten­ The staff lacks desks: chairs, filing “Governments do not insure peace, have everybody,” she said. ticipants. members are busy painting one of the partitions. (Herald photo by Pinto) research, identify, document and nial Band Shell) an art show, a cabinets, and a piano. peopie do,” Mrs. Carter told the She then introduced the youngest catalogue structures of architectural parent-child art project, and band Anyone with any of these items or historical significance to en­ shell concerts. available may call Arts Encounter at City needs teachers; courage preservation and to assist in Arts Encounter staff members are 649-3230. HUD official pledges aid schools said violent NEW YORK (UPI) — New York City is trying to fill some 2,(XI0 permanent teachbig positions, but education for rebuilding coliseum officials say there are no takers because the schools have become too violent. The teaching positions open up Feb. 1 because of sab­ 4 DAY HARTFORD (UPI) - A high- firm Frailoi-Blum-Yessleman, in and city officials, Embry walked batical leaves and attrition. But Frank Arricale, Board of ranking Housing and Urban Develop­ 1972 read: through the ruins of the coliseum. He Education personnel director, said Monday, “We’re ment official says the federal govern­ “The roof’s space-frame system is said when city officials finally deter-, having great difficulty in finding teachers. ment will not stand by and let the fully capable of accommodating both mine how much damage was done “I’m very worried about it,’’^ Arricale said. IN SEASON collapse of the Hartford Civic Center uniform and varying loads far in the federal goverment will being He said the board checked out 17,000 teachers who were coliseum roof choke the life out of excess of what could ever be en­ processing loans to the city. laid off during the city’s fiscal crisis and put on a the state’s capital. countered.” “We will probably use one of three preferred list for rehirlng. “We went through the list in After surveying the wreckage left Another letter written by Werner programs to respond,” he said, “the no time flat,” toe personnel chief said. by the cave-in of the coliseum roof. Blum, president of the engineering urgent needs fund or the secretary's Officials then went to a list of part-time substitute ABSOLUTELY THE Assistant HUD Secretary Robert C. firm’s parent company, and sent to discretionary fund or perhaps HUD’s teachers, he said. Again they had no luck. Embry said ’Tuesday his agency wiil Hartford officials two years later newest program, called urban “No one wants to teach for the city anymore,” Arricale LARQEST DISCOUNTS provide advance funds to rebuild the said, "The space frame is designed development action grants.” moaned. arena and additional loans to help the for a snow load of more than three Civic Center officials got some He said people were reluctant to accept the faculty WE HAVE EVER OFFERED ON center reopen all ol its convention million pounds, which is not likely other good news Tuesday. Fire positions because “the environment of the schools has area as soon as possible. ever to occur.” Marshal Ralph Marone told the become hostile, There’s a lot of violence, especially “The Department of Housing and ’The engineer designers also told center it can use up to 54,000 square against teachers.” WINTER OOODS^ n a v c Urban Deveiopment is not going to city officials the roof would sag to ac­ feet of its convention areas. The day On Jan. 4 ,15-year-old Michael Kittrell was stabbed to OPEN DAILY 9-9 PM 4 U A 1 9 TO SAT., JAN. 28 let the roof fall in on Hartford’s com­ commodate up to 15 inches of snow and before, Marone said the possibility of death in the hallway of a high school in what was believed munity development progess,” the ice. falling debris would require roping to be the first killing in a public school. Police said the e / federal official pledged. Investigators have not yet deter­ off almost half of the center’s 70,000 Rosalyn Carter speaks to members of the press just after having arrived Tuesdav night assailant apparently was angry because someone had EVERY WINTER While Embry was touring the tons mined how much snow, ice and rain square feet of convention space. at Bradley Field to greet those arriving from and departing to Israel on the President s knocked off his hat. of twisted steel, aluminum and con­ was on the coliseum roof when it fell Furthermore, the Ringllng Friendship Flight. Beside her are Gov. Ella Grasso and U.S. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff (D- Last year, the Board of Education released figures JACKETS IN OUR crete that came crashing down last into the arena’s seats where 5,000 Brothers & Bamum and Bailey Cicus Conn). Hidden behind the reporter’s microphone is Susan Weinberg who nre.sented Mrs showing 2,402 assaults in the city’s public schools, up DOWNSTAIRS 2 FOR 1 SALE Wednesday morning, investigators basketball fans had been sitting six said it won’t let the coliseum roof from 2,385 reported the previous year. SHOWROOM were collecting old documents from hours earlier. But officials believe collapse scare it away again. Carter with the bouquet she’s holding. Susan is the daughter of Stanley and Barbara The total number of Incidents reported— assaults, fires BUY 1 AT THE the coliseum’s designers, who said the accumulation was substantially After the 1944 circus fire that killed Weinberg. Barbara Weinberg is the Connecticut coordinator for Friendship Flight and thefts — last year reached 11,382. the “space” frame roof could withs­ less than the designers said the roof 168 persons, the circus declined to program. (Herald photo by Dunn) REGULAR PRICE tand any snow a Connecticut winter would hold. come back to Hartford for 30 years. could dish out. Accompanied by Gov, Ella T. But circus officials said they plan to The incri’dihlc ^ and GET A One document, written by Philip Grasso, Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- return their show to the coliseum as story of seven Wesler, president of the engineering Conn., Rep. William Cotter, DConn., soon as a new roof is built. Theater achedule SECOND ONE FOR men's death • . 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BARBELL She also expressed deep concern SNOWMONLE BOOTS minutes. exchange greetings as they under­ I hr /ndfuns ( uHal Im n HEAVYWEIGHT Tuesday night for the collapse of the Tight security was in evidence at Mens - Ladys - Youth Sizes took their personal efforts for inter-' FLANNEL SET Hartford Civic Center’s coliseum the airport. national friendship. ■ WU PETFS DBABOM u | I with Felt Inserts roof under tons of ice and snow last Male reporters entering the LONG TAIL Our Reg. 24.09 week. The White House-backed exchange I ... Not All Sizes Connecticut Air National Guard program, known as Friendship! SASQUATCH I SHIRTS _ M fg . List Mrs. Carter said the civic center hangar where Mrs. Carter spoke Force, provides an exchange of visits < n/iji«(i /or ii// ,ji|r s frv Norfii •\frifn( im /Voiju, uo'is ( In .)<•»; $15.98 $ #93 had “special meaning” for her and were frisked and baggage and purses |Reg. 9 7 9 3 between American and foreign citiesf ENDS TOMORROW • 15” O u r Reg. g President Carter because it was “Oc­ of all travelers were checked. to promote private peace efforts. I *12.99 f tober 1, 1976, that a birthday party 6 O N L Y I 11.99 and 12.99 E. 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S7 J B to 7t JO TICKETS SOLD IN ADVANCE L J 1-25-P-Z i For information to svit your noods (cal QD IP B tIk ife a a a a a a a a •1/4" a ■ a a • DRILL 1 evaaew ...... onlyW eweemew $13.28 r.fia e K i eiet ite a i i BAUER n m a Jim or Ron Moriconi) A JIG SAW ...... only S14.B9 M i M or RM M0RK0N44S-7SSS L i One sitting per subject-$1 per subject for ORBITAL SANDER K IT ...... only $27.49 A m m S ______5 0 % O ff p l e a s e CAaTHEATFE additional subjects, groups, or individuals in D P R t ^ l ^ ^ g FO R S C fC EN TIMES the same family. Persons under 18 must be B A D D ^ Q 2 MAIN ST. TEL. 043-7111 •648^038 accompanied by parent or guardian. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ r A n n S SAVt 4 DAYS WED. JAN 25 to SAT. JAN. 28 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 25, 1978 — PAGE SEVEN-A PAGE SIX-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan, 25. 1978 Idea would allow food stamp use in restaurants English program offered ■ HARTFORD (UPI) — Support ap port of Gov. Ella T. Grasso and her is beneficial to everybody. It's Gejenson said he will meet shortly Gejdenson, chairman of the House Asked if it would be legal to allow patently is building for a Connecticut administration, senior citizens and another way without adding dollars with Social Services Commissioner Labor and Industrial Relations Com­ one group of food stamp recipients— program allowing senior citizens to the restaurant industry, said Rep. to the system to help senior citizens Elngllsh as a second language will dress itself to individualized needs of Newcomers to the United States,,, Edward Maher and Commissioner on . mittee, said the program would en­ senior citizens — to use them in 555- be offered by the Manchester Adult whether they have little education or. pay for restaurant meals with food Samuel Gejderfson, D-Bazrah, its who are on fixed incomes and are Aging William Ratchford, who have courage senior citizens to mix social­ restaura'nts, but not others, Gejden­ I®* the student, such as citizenship, stamps. sponsor. Jiaving trouble coping with in­ Evening School program which will driver’s license, and activities per­ have completed professional studies endorsed the idea, to work out the ly and ensure they eat nutritional son said he didn’t anticipate any con­ is ; The proposal has picked up the sup­ "’This is the kind of legislation that flation," he said. begin the winter semester Feb. 7 at taining to everyday problems in the in their own native lands, may learn details. meals. stitutional problems. Ksd.". Manchester High School. American way of Ufe, English, thus becoming better func­ ’The English as a second language ’The instructors for these classes, tioning members In their com­ program is divided into three levels: which will be M d on ’Tuesday and munities and more efficient workers D u e t o last weeks winter storms we’re repeating this i |U- y m Carter’s son and daughter-in-law. Chip Social Services Commissioner Edward 3 pass far more risky. school in the past by folding, stapling, and labeling materials for bulk mailing to parents. July 9,1981 and Saturn Aug. 27,1981. Young, director of planetary,, Maher was telling an Appropriations sub­ 2 Most of the scientists awaiting and Caron, on a Friendship Flight that left From left are Marge Eagleson, Elsa Anderson. Mary Davis. Bertha Wallai e and Marmn NASA hopes to send the second programs. for Israel ’Tuesday night. She sent House committee his mammoth department is Hayes. (Herald photo by Pinto) Speaker James Kennelly, D-Hartford, in having trouble staying within this year’s her place. budget. NOTICE OF Mrs. Grasso will present her spending The commissioner said at the halfway ANNUAL and revenue package shortly after the point of fiscal 1978 it appears his depart­ Legislature convenes Feb. 8 and some ment is headed for a 33.1 million deficit. Vernon joins with state MEETING OF tipto 5 ( m lawmakers have already begun making The Social Services Department has a Save total budget of 3422 million this fiscal MEMBERS OF pitches for their favorite projects or agen­ 5 LARGE GROUP year. HERITAGE cies. SWEATERS ...... « n 2 0 T 0 5 0 % Sen. Robert Houley, D-Somers and the "I hope we can find a way to balance the in beach busing project SAVINGS AND Senate chairman of the budget-writing Ap­ budget,” Maher said, "but at this point it LOAN LARGE GROUP propriations Committee, has asked the looks like a deficit. By BARBARA RICHMOND He suggested laying off 129 food stamp the program with Jack Walsh, direc­ dizing the summer programs the ASSOCIATION, governor to pump the state’s ever­ m Herald Reporter lto8.S18.89...... workers to cut costs. tor of youth services, and he hopes to town has by getting involved in DOUBLE KNIT PANTS »9.99 growing surplus into improvements in the delivery of social services. WE’RE SLASHING PRICES ON FASHIONS FOR THE FAMILY! The Town of Vernon will sign a use recreation department personnel another program that takes away INCORPORATED PENDLETON SHIRTS ...... >25.00 Others, like Senate Majority Leader contract with the state Department in the program.1. He said the program personnel. The Annual Meeting of Joseph Lieberman, D-New Haven, are Ex'policeman of Social Services to participate in a will probably provide two buses for Mayor Frank McCoy said he would Members of Heritage Savings summer busing program to state LEATHER JACKETS...... SAVE 20% asking Mrs. Grasso to cut Connecticut’s MEN’S WOOL Vernon for a period of eight weeks. hope the program could operate and Loan Association, Incor­ MISSES’ SEPARATES parks and beaches. steep 7 percent sales tax. She seems to MISSES' DRESSES He said the participants will be without any additional funds from porated will be held at the SPORT COATS Governor Ella Grasso has an­ selected on a first come, first served. .00 cveAVPAiinr favor this approach, but has not said how to help Gold the town. He said there will be civic Main Office of the Associa­ nounced the expansion of the basis and he will start taking reser­ organizations willing to assist. OEXTER SHOES big the cut would be. 8.99 1/2 OFF tio n , 1007 M ain S tre e t, Traditional backers of increased 37.49 program. This year 31 towns are vations sometime in March. He said Mrs. Herbst and Councilwoman IN STOCK WATERBURY (UPI) - A former Reg. $18-$22. Beautiful savings on being invited to participate and 3180,- Manchester, Connecticut on lOFF welfare aid were stymied last session Orig. $28-$48, now 13.99-23.99. A Reg. $75. Shetland wool sport the program could take about Lena ’Therault expressed concern 2.00 MORE OFF FOR CASH WITH THIS AD Waterbury police official, convicted of this select group of evening pants, coats in this season’s plaids, 000 in state funds has been made children per week. about the safety of the children at the January 27th, 1978 at 7:30 when their request for a 20 percent in­ receiving stolen goods and then cleared of good selection of one and two- available for transportation. But any Councilman Robert Wehrli asked P.M, for the following pur­ crease in welfare payments was eventual­ skirts, blouses, 8-18. piece fashion dresses, 8-18. checks and solid tones. Reg., short state beaches. the charge, has joined the search to find and long sizes. other related expenses must be who will determine which children The mayor said he would assume poses: The New ly cut in half. They promise to push again evidence to free Murray Gold, convicted for a large increase. covered by other resources. will participate. Berger said he that the state beaches would be 1. Acceptance of reports. MANY OTHER of killing his former in-laws. Howard Klebanoff, chairman of the new Donald Berger, recreation direc­ hopes to do this through the summer prepared and have extra lifeguards 2. Eiection of Directors, Paul C. Moynahan, 70, former Water­ MEN’S FLANNEL JR. MOHAIR FANTASTIC Board of Higher Education, Tuesday tor, who is contact person for the playground programs, the recreation on duty. 3. To transact any other bury deputy police superintendent, was JEWELRY BOXES echoed the same request the old Commis­ SLACKS 1 2.99 SWEATERS town, said the town, by giving 10 days department and the Youth Services ’The town has to agree that substan­ business proper to come INSTORE prosecuted by the same man who written notice, can back out of the Bureau. tially all participants fall within sion on Higher Education use to have at prosecuted Gold. But Moynahan said before such meeting. SPECIALS, the beginning of each session— the state’s 1/2 OFF contract any time it wants. Councilwoman Marie Herbst said eligible guidelines set by Title XX Tuesday he is not joining the case because Reg. $27. Wool flannel slacks In 1/2 OFF Dorothea E. Stavnitsky OrIg. $50-$54, now 24.97-26.97. Berger said he hopes to coordinate she was concerned about jeopar- funding. MEN’S SHOP colleges and universities have to have of any hard feelings he might have for tartan plaids and solid colors. Flare Reg. $20-$46, now 9.97-22.97. J STOP IN TODAY Secretary more money. Waterbury’s state prosecutor Francis leg, belt loop styling. 32-42. Men’s Very special! Beautiful mohair 789 Main Straet In Downtown Manchastar Klebanoff said the board will need 326 Famous maker jewelry boxes In January 17, 1978 McDonald. Shops; all stores except New Lon­ dressy sweaters with lots of lacy lots of styles, sizes and colors. Court blocks billboard ban Open a Days — Thursday Nights 'til 9:00 CLOSED MONDAYS don. ____ knit collar styles, pastel shades. SMALL LEATHER AUGUSTA, Maine (UPl) - system to replace billboards until taking effect, are scheduled to meet FASHION SCARVES MISSES’ SWEATERS Federal court action has temporarily late summer or early fall. in U.S. District Court in Portland GOODS blocked enforcement of a law ban­ "We have to be able to erect the Feb. 6, said ’Thomas Reeves, a legal Din ALONE 1/2 OFF ning billboards on Maine’s highways Official Business Directory Signs counsel for the Department of 2 for 5.00 before we can start taking billboards Transportation. 1/2 OFF A which went into effect Jan. 1. down,” said Roger L. Mallar, the Reg. $5-$12, now 2,49-6.99. Reg. $6-$8. Choose from lots of Reg. $16-$42, now 9.99-20.99. Lots But the man responsible for im­ "A pre-trial hearing has been set IS NOT Wallets, clutches, cigarette cases of fashion styles to choose from. plementing and enforcing the law transportation commissioner. for Feb. 6 and hearing for April or colors, patterns and sizes to pull The department and several May,” Reeves said. ’ and lots more, from famous your fashion wardrobe together! Including cardigans, tunics and says it doesn’t matter because the ..aeVO UREI^HE BANK makers. hooded styles. state won’t be able to come up with a billboard Companies trying to pre­ vent the ban on billiard s from ' I \ MISSES’ OUR ENTIRE STOCK! JUNIOR DRESSES ENOUGH! COORDINATES ENJOY FARM FRESH 1/2 OFF MT. VERNON WE GLADLY REDEEM 1/2 OFF IVIISSES’ FEDERAL FODD STAMPS Reg. $12-$60, now 5.99-29.99. Mix Reg. $28-38, now 13.99-24.99. SALE ENDS ON and match-ups from famous PANTSUITS Fashion dresses from Ragtime, DAIRY STORES SATURDAY makers. In acrylics, wools and Trolley Car, Lisa Jo and more! 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Save SPECIALS EVERYDAY W OALLON on sportswear, sweaters, blouses, Warm flannel pajamas and long m VALUE tive January 1, a new Connecticut law allows you to buy low-cost GIrTs' jackets, mostly ski styles, in gowns in pretty patterns and assorted styles, colors. jumpers, slacks and skirts, sizes 7 SBLI policies with higher limits of protection and loxeer rates — weeks for $ 2 5 to 14. colors, 4-14.______JUMBO WHITE even lower for females. 6 iiwiiMiTFnUNLIMITED uKiTSiVISITS FLORDA GRAPEFRUIT One introductory offer per parson. LITTLE GIRLS’ BOYS’ OUTERWEAR You can choose from a bfoad selection of plans — plans with em­ FASHIONS LITTLE BOYS’ WEAR phasis on maximum insurance at low cost, or with emphasis on Fun Exercise Plan 112 OFF 4i99< savings ... A low-cost children’s rider includes all children in most Diets Compiled Exclusively by Our Dietitian 1/2 OFF 3.49-8.99 Reg. $32-$40, now 15.99-19.99. policies ... 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Save Choose from qOllted or fleecy Orig. $30-$52. 3-pc. vested cor­ MT. VERNON J 2 MT. VERNON ||7 MT. VERNON J 4 on crews, turtlenecks and lots of styles In assorted colors and duroy suits and sport coats. 2 4 4 m O A D t l . BOO HARTFORD RD. HEBRON AVEIE □ SBLI other warm winter styles for boys, styles. Broken sizes 8 to 16. Assorted MANCHESTER MANCHESTER ACROSS PROM POX RUN America's fastest growing system of franchised figure sizes 8 to 20. styles. ______MALL, QUSTONEURY SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE salons exclusively for women • MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA • CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL MANCHESTER M 7 -A HROAD S T .6 4 7 -9 9 0 6 • NEW BRITAIN • BRISTOL PLAZA • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON PLAZA VERNON POST HD. flazaB71-26BB 1, DM Saybrook t. InflaM S. MoomltoM 4. Watorbury S. Norwich 8. Bristol Manchester Parkade and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon open Mon. thru FrI. ’til 9 PM, Sat. ’til 6 11. Wetottord 8. Rooky HIH 10. R ati Hoyon 11. Orongo OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 IN MANCHESTER, VERNON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER, AVON fh'wueo MOM. inilU n«. • TO • • OAT. S TO sT PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.‘Manchester; Conn.. Wed., Jan. 25, 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 25. 1978- PAGE NINE-A FDA warns that smoking Gunther coniplains Lot of pride in cars for show ^ about Judge Gohen IFLETCHER GLASS CO. Ortf 3S Ytcn sf tspseirnKS llofMANCHEtTCT The shiny rebuilt cars that have HARTFORD (UPI) — Sen. George Gunther, R- been waiting in the auto shop at Stratford, Tuesday filed a complaint against Superior COMPLETE AUTO G U S S SERVICE Manchester High School to be shown Mds to risk of the pill WtNOON GUSS-MIIMOM-GLASS FURNITUIIt TON Court Judge Simon Cohen, his second with the newly in Frank Maratta’s Auto Show at the nCTURK FRAMING-fimnACf A DOOR MIRRORS created Judicial Review Council. TUI INCLOSURIS-SKCIAL KORK ¥ Hartford Civic Center will still be ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Food healthy women who do not imoke more likely to die of a heart attack or doubles the chance of suffering a circulatory disease than women who Gunther last week filed a complaint against Superior shown, and in Frank Maratta’s Auto and Drug Administration Tuesday Court Judge Samuel Tedesco. Show. ordered the nation’s druggists to tell heart attack," the FDA said. “But do not use the pill and do not smoke,” the combination of birth control pills it added. He had previously said he would file complaints against (MANCHESTER 6 4 9 * 4 5 2 1 ^ COLLECTOR'S ITEMS women using birth control pills not to both men. tIAHlSH PtATIi Because of the Civic Center smoke because it substantially in­ and smoking, especially heavy MIIIOINTUL MCAHTIIS catastrophe, the auto show has been smoking, presents a far greater risk Gunther, a frequent critic of the judiciary, said he was NlLINt IIPtOOUCTKMS creases danger of heart attack or bringing the complaint against Cohen because his rescheduled for March 2, 3 and 4 in stroke. of heart attack and other circulatory C>*4It Ci>m the Hartford Armory. 'Those were diseases. ‘The new warnings are part of a handling of Ihe Bernard Avcollie case. The warning will be carried in a Avcollie, a former legislative leader, was found guilty OPEN M-F 1-5:30 the only mutually agreeable dates for brochure and a leaflet which must be “Pill users who also smoke are major revision of the patient warning THUn. TIL 8:00 •',* li'.S IN STOCK the Hartford Armory and Elvis three times more likely to die of a which the FDA has required since by a jury of killing his wife, but Cohen overturned the ver­ SAT. S - SKK) } 16 given each patient every time a € v./w .Mil IS OR CUT V /IS Presley’s personal limousine, which 1670. The advice about smokino also dict and freed him. jjruggist dis^nses the pill'. The rules heart attack or other circulatory dis­ I 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER is to be featured at the show. Tedesco was convicted of falsely notarizing a liquor take effect April 3. ' ease than women who take the pill will be included in information given (OR Ceotcf Si » SCREENS REPAIRED but do not smoke, and are 10 times doctors. license application and continues to draw his salary, I ‘‘The use of birth control pills by although he no longer handles any cases. There’s a lot of pride that goes m along with these particular cars at m r: ' the high school because they were 3Chem teacher worked on by students in the m Manchester High School automotive ^amed to unit LAST 4 DAYS department. ifor children For a class project, students in ■ Elizabeth Wharton Van Adrian Groot's class worked on his Why of Hartford, teacher 1964 Chevrolet Nova this past year 41 chemistry at ri)aking several changes in the yianchester High School already reconstructed engine so that from 1960 to 1971, has been it runs faster. appointed to the Northeast Begional Planning Council "The Nova, with "The Educator” 9 Adrian Groot, automotive shop teacher at Manchester High School, with the aid of Todd painted on the sides, can now go up to 41 the National Commis- flon for Children in Need of \ sae X Talaga, MHS senior, put the final polish on "The Educator." Groofs '64 Nova ( uslomizod 118 mph. It was raced last summer in n\ i 1 I l1 f /#■ r ! New Haven and at Connecticut Parents. racing car. in preparation for Frank Maratta's Auto Show in Hartford, (Herald photo liv » The council will examine Dunn) Dragway. Groot says it now runs in ' • .1.1 the middle elevens. ^oblems of approximately 350,000 children in this His car, a prize winner in last gauntry living under some year's Hartford auto show, is the sort of fostqr care. Manchester public records DMany of the children are product of several years of work by himself and a member of the Frank Eddy, left, graphics and auto shop teacher at)'" school age or older, have \\ urrunly dred8 property at 161 Branford St.. $38,000. 'I'riislee's deed automotive class. Manchester High School, and Joe Lauzon, MHS junior, check '' physical handicaps, Stephen Naezkowski and Elaine Nicholas R. Trigg and Debra R. emotional problems or are Estate of Louis C. Bunce to Bar­ out some engine details on Eddy’s four-door ’37 Ford which Naezkowski to Robert S. Benden, Trigg to Alfred J. Pariseau and Mary bara B. Joyner and Louise B. Frank Eddy, also an auto shop m em bers of m inority property at 46 Litchfield St., $40.70 B. Pariseau, property at Northfield Saucier, one-half interest in property teacher and graphics art teacher, is will be entered in Frank Maratta’s Hartford Auto Show. - groups. In most instances, conveyance tax. Green Condominium, $40,500. at 225-227 Center St. and 8-10 New­ entering his 1937 Ford four-door (Herald photo by Dunn) there is little chance that Andrew E, Stem and Sandra G. Kxei’UlorV deed man St., no conveyance tax. sedan in the auto show. He is a they will be made available Stern to Thomas R. Wallace Jr. and Estate of Lena Schaeffer to Brian flerlifirale of devise member of the Ty-rods Auto Club of for adoption. Lynn 0. Wallace, both of Windsor, R. Wirta and Nancy A. Wirta Estate of Minnie Miller to Frank J. Rockville. The auto shop students 1' - The commission, (■. property at 38-40 Garden St.. $42,000 Miller and Robert A. Miller, proper­ have also worked on Eddy’s car for Sewer comments sought through hearings to be con­ ty at 537 Center St, several years as a class project. u ducted throughout the Arena crash on cable Releime of lien Groot said the students take im­ The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Waltham, Mass., 02154. country, will try to deter- Northfield Green Condominium measurable pride in visiting the show has asked for any public comment in qjine the number and kinds I ------ioBEl-eig 0 Media Access Dynamics will pre­ The trunk sewer would cross the "This tape is really a mood tape. It Association Inc. against Nicholas R. with their family and friends and connection with a request from the of children who are “at sent "Civic Center Crash: A is not traditional television at all," river at three points — Union Street',' and Debra R. Trigg, pointing to the parts of the car they Town of Manchester to build a sewer near the Plasticrete Corp. upstrearb risk" and will assess the • » * ^ 0 00 G (5 0. G. Videoportrait" tonight at 7:30 on Jay April, the show's producer, said. New trade name worked on in shop. trunk line that would cross the of Union Pond and in wetlands; economic, social and cable Channel 13. The program is the first in a series Davis R. Ballard, doing business as Louis Pantaleo, a MHS 1977 Hockanum River. between Tolland Turnpike and Ijphaviorial costs to society EXAMPLES: EXAMPLES: The show explores the Civic Center EXAMPLES: of city tapes about Hartford and is AWI Service Co., 25 Horace St. graduate, also an auto enthusiast, Comments should be submitted to Interstate Highway 86. The sewer is (paused by the absence of • Unisonic Hand-Held t p environment before and after the presented free as a public service to our Re*. $ 0 7 • Emerson Portable Building permit plans to enter his 1969 Plymouth the New England Division of the part of the .project that will provide permanent families. 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Water program announced Survey shows support (roiiliniierf from Pain* Onr) The Herald erroneously reported these cities will have to undertake Melbourne, Miami and Tampa, Fla.; Tuesday that most of the students would require all systems serving for abortion funding monitoring to determine whether Montgomery, Ala.; Norfolk, Va.; propos^ to be transferred from more than 75,000 people to use special treatment is needed. Oklahoma City, Okia.; Omaha, Neb.; Vertilanck School next year will be HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Betty All hut 10 of the 187 lawmakers granuiar activated carbon filtering The folowing were identified as Passaic Valley Water Commission, sent to Keeney School and that five having a potential problem with Hudson, D-Madison, says her effort responded to the survey done by the SECOND SECTION processes within five years of when N.J.; Philadelphia, Phoenix, Ariz., will be sent to Waddell School. the role is issued in final form. THMs: to have lawmakers approve state Connecticut Freedom to Choose A Manchester firm is seeking to Transit District Board. Topeka, Kan.; Washington, D.C.,and The transfer plan, proposed to the funding of welfare abortions has Coalition, a group favoring use of Supplies with unpolluted sources of Amarillo, Texas.; Charleston, JANUARY 25, 1978 provide taxi service in the Town of DellaRipa said that the three- Waterbury, Conn. board Monday night, calls for a gotten encouragement from a survey public funds for aMrtlons. drinking water would be exempt S.C.; Columbus, Ohio; Contra Costa East Hartford, Gary DellaRipa, East member panel should be voting in The following cities were identified transfer of 81 students to Waddell of legislative sentiment. Mrs. Hudson Tuesday pledged to from this requirement. Water Authority, Calif.; Fairfax as having a potential problem with School and only five to Keeney Hartford’s representative on the about three weeks. . The EPA reieased the following County Water Authority, Va.; Mrs. Hudson based her optimism introduce legislation that would Greater Hartford Transit District synthetic organic chemicals in their School. All students to be transferred on a poll of legislators she said make state funds available for abor­ list of cities which it said may have a Hackensack Water Co., N.J.; Hun­ ground level water supplies. are from the Squire Village complex Police report told the Town Council Tuesday night. East Hartford has been serviced by problem with either THMs or syn­ tington Water Corp., W.Va.; showed 40 percent of lawmakers tions, but the bill faces a very uncer­ DellaRipa spent Tuesday at a Chattanooga, Tenn., Cincinatti and off Spencer Street. responding favored use of state funds tain future at the Capitol this election a Hartford taxi firm since the East thetic organic chemicals. It said Jackson, Miss.; Louisville. Ky.; Dayton, Ohio; Des Moines, loWa The board took no action on the hearing for Dial-A-Ride of Hartford Cab Co. went out of for abortions, while 30 percent op­ year. Manchester, which has applied for Huntington, W.Va.; Lawrence transfer plan Monday. Arrests Tuesday included Garth M. business last year. The Hartford firm posed it and the remaining 30 percent It ban be expected to produce a Hastie, 18, of East Hartford, charged the taxi service in East Hartford. Mass.; Louisville, Ky.; Miami, Fla. The Herald regrets the error. were undecided. is not always able to provide cabs storm of controversy in the’Connec­ with evading responsibility In con­ The firm now operates the Call-A- Investigator for HRC New Orleans and Jefferson Parrish ticut Legislature because of the quickly, DellaRipa told the council La.; Passaic Water Valley Commis nection with an accident in a parking Ride service in East Hartford and a members. The Dial-A-Ride service strong emotions generated by the lot off Broad Street early Tuesday. taxi service in Manchester and South (CoiiliniK'd from Pii|;<‘ One) vestigations by commission sion, N.J.; Philadelphia, and the issue. would operate at 1561 Main ,St., he (he federal Humao Rights and Oppor­ members on a volunteer basis, he Western Pennsylvania Water Pac rethinks his rules Police said his car struckck ia parted Windsor. .said. tunity Act, and that the town's Affir­ said. Authority of Pittsburgh, Pa. Senate President Pro Tern Joseph vehicle owned by Diane Weiss, 23, of It initially would provide four taxis Council members supported the mative Action Plan was considered a If the Citizens Advisory Commis­ EPA said it was listing the cities Fauliso, D-Hartford, pledged to lead East Hartford.■■ d.Coi Court date is Feb. 7. in East Hartford, a number that idea of improved taxi service. on talking to reporters '""’ntually ■.■•'"ilH inrrease to seven. model for other towns to follow. sion has a choice between hiring the the fight against it. Robert 0. Luzey, 16, of 119 Cres­ “Obviously, we've all noticed a only because they need to monitor DellaRipa said. A member of the HRC before his Urban League and providing a staff cent St., East Hartford, was charged need for cabs in town, " Esther their supply. After further checks, it HARTFORD (UPI) - En­ be "caught unprepared” when ap­ Because of the emotions surroun­ The Greater Hartford Transit eiection in November to the Board of investigator for the commission, said, it may turn out that some of with possession of a controlled sub­ Clarke said. She said that she would vironmental Protection Com­ proached by reporters. ding the issue some observers District has the power to grant the Directors. Sweeney said that the Sweeney said he believes it vtbuld those cities do not require additional stance at Center and hfain streets be hesitant about supporting this par­ missioner Stanley Pac has decided to "1 am not adverse to speaking theorized lawmakers might try to ’Tuesday night. Police said he had authority to establish such a service commission had reached a point rather use the money for an in­ treatment. rethink his policy of forcing all his ticular application until she has more about a subject I haven’t been avoid taking a vote on the measure in two tablets which are controlled sub­ in East Hartford. The application where it would benefit from a staff vestigator. employees to report in writing any information about it. briefed on,” Pac said. "But I like to order not to alienate any voters. stances in his possession plus a was heard Tuesday by a three- investigator. Until now. hundreds of "That would be my choice,” he conversations they have with news have the information ready when I ’The U.S. Supreme Court, in a "We have a need lor better taxi hours have been spent on in­ said. Hearing reset reporters. marijuana pipe. Court date is Feb. 6. member panel that includes service in East Hartford," Henry am asked about a subject.” Connecticut case, last year said Elzbieta Dudzik, 16, of Judson DellaRipa. It has been badly mis­ 2S Genga said. But he said the department has states were not required to pay for Ave., East Hartford, was charged Getting acquainted on FOI appeal understood,” Pac said Tuesday. "It He said that the panel would have DellaRipa indicated that he come under heavy criticism because such abortions, but could if they with fourth-degree larceny in connec­ New York PCB meeting is not an attempt to muzzle; it’s William p d Dorina Siyeary, left, of Ramat-Gan, Israel and their Connecticut hosts. Mr. to agree unanimously if the applica­ generally supported the application. Manchester's Human Relations of the requirement. wanted to. tion with a shoplifting incident at strictly a way to be more efficient.” and Mrs. Sidney Cohen of Scott Drive, Manchester, get acquainted at Bradley Field where tion is to be accepted. If agreement "It seems to be a workable system. Commission's appeal of the Oct. 12 “I am reasonable man," Pac said. Gov. Ella T. Grasso, who makes no King’s store Tuesday. CTiurt date is is not unanimous, the application is Earlier this month Pac decreed he other Connecticut host families met their Israeli guests as they arrived Tuesday night. I'm in favor of a system similar to ruling of the state Freedom of Infor­ “The whole purpose was to make us secret of her opposition to abortion, Feb. 6. sent the ontiro Orontpr HartfpFd this one,” he said. may affect Connecticut mation scheduled to be held this mor­ was to get a written report from any more effective to the ne'vs media. ruled the state would not pay for (Herald photo by Dunn) department employees approached Timothy E. Rabbett, 25, of Broad HARTFORD (UPI) - A state of­ River were cleared of all PCB — ning has been postponed until Feb. 6. Why keep something on the books them. Brook, was charged with third- ficial says the outcome of a New by a reporter. Tlie report was to in­ polychlorinated biphenyl — it would The local commission is appealing that is not performing?” Mrs. Hudson’s last session degree larceny on a warrant in con­ Yortt conference on cleaning up PCB clude what was asked by the reporter be a decade before fish were safe to the ruling that it must release tapes Pac said he will talk it over with attempted to gather support for a nection with a bad check issued about About town pollution in the Hudson River does of its executive sessions concerning a and what information was given. his deputy commissioner, Melvin special legislative session to address Drainage, clinic, center eat. Scientists believe PCB can cause three years ago. Court date is Feb. not bode well for Connecticut which Pac said the reports were to serve cancer when consumed. resident's charge of racial dis­ Schneidermeyer, and make a deci­ the issue, but could not get enough 13. has a river with the same problem. as a briefing for him so he would not petition signatures to db so. Connecticut officials are awaiting crimination involving neighborhood sion before the end of the week. Officers and members of the Exams at Manchester High School Domenic Forcella of the Depart­ the outcome of the $7 million study of children. Police Reported lo accidents British-American Club will meet nave been rescheduled as follows- ment of Environmental Protection the Hudson River to find out what If the commission loses its appeal, ’Tuesday and 11 today between 6 and 9 on first CD project list tonight at 7 at the clubhouse and Thursday, exams will be held said Tuesday last week's conference they should do about Connecticut's it will go to the legislature for a.m. proceed to the Watkins Funeral Periods 1 and 2; Friday. Periods 3 in Albany, N.Y. revealed the "enor­ Housatonic River. assistance in ensuring complainants Peter M. Maynard, 17, of 1 Watrous Home, 142 E. Center St., to pay their and 4. The exam schedule will be con­ mity of the problem." of confidentiality, which it is unable CARD OF THANKS respects to the late William Wilson Earlier this year, the Environmen­ Road, Bolton, was charged with The Citizens Advisory Committee over from past grants. playground equipment for han­ tinued next week. She said one consultant at the con­ tal Protection Department began to do at present. We would like to thank our neighbors has prepared a preliminary list of ap­ The proposed plan is subject to who was a member of the group. ference predicted even if the Hudson and friends for their kindness shown reckless driving in connection with dicapped children, $5,000; ad­ telling fishermen not to eat trout our brother. Wilford Francis, during an accident on Lydall Street ’Tuesday propriations for the Town of change before it is presented to the m inistration, $34,000; day care they caught in certain sections of the his illness and recent death. Also for Manchester's 1978-79 Community Board of Directors, Alan Mason, the sympathy cards and the kind afternoon. Five persons in the two operations, $40,000; housing code en­ Housatonic. The river's PCB pollu­ [winter sports) Development block grant. The list in­ community development coor­ Lottery messages we received. % cars involved were injured and four forcem ent, $23,000; technical tion is believed to have come largely Laura F. Lisk received treatment and were cludes $224,000 for Dry Brook storm dinator, said. The board has to ap­ studies, $25,000. HRC cancels meeting from a General Electric plant in Charles Francis. drainage and $156,000 for a The weather has caused cancella­ Arthur Francis. released at Manchester Memorial prove the expenditure of the com­ Mason said that a neighborhood The winning number drawn Pittsfield, Mass, which had been tion of all winter sports activities Hospital. neighborhood center that might in­ munity development funds. facility could provide health, social Tuesday in the Connecticut daily using the oily chemical compound for supervised by the Recreation January Police said M a p a r d ’s car, clude a dental clinic and senior The public hearing will provide to go to CD hearing or recreation facilities. citizens center, lottery was 989. more than 40 years. Department. traveling east on Lydallydal Street at a public input into the proposed spen­ The committee expected that such high rate of speed, struck a car head- A public hearing has been set for ding plan. a project would have to be funded Manchester’s Human Relations consultant, will be rescheduled. Mrs. on, driven by James M. Hadden, 16, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Keeney The plan includes the following over a two-year period, so this year's Street School. Commission has canceled its of Vernon. Maynard was treated for expenditures: $224,000, Dry Brook expenditure would be the first. Lee Ann Gundersen. commission meeting scheduled for Thursday chairwoman, said today. multiple facial lacerations. Hadden A total of $513,000 has been ap­ trunk sewer; $156,000 for a 'The Dry Brook runs behind Main Obituaries night so that its members may attend After hearing Sharpe, the commis­ Clearance was treated for a fractured nose. A propriated in the preliminary plan neighborhood facility, including a Street and has caused flooding A t sion expects to recommend to the ' passenger in Hadden’s car, Robert prepared by the committee. The dental clinic, $56,000, and a senior a public hearing on Community problems in the past during rainy Citizens Advisory Committee that W. Hadden, 13, of Vernon, was figure includes the town's 1978-79 citizens center, $100,000; fire depart­ Development funds at Keeney Street Harry Holmes periods. The brook is almost entirely School. Community Development funds be treated for facial abrasions. A $484,000 grant and some monies left ment sigrt'alization, $6,000: Harry Holmes, 80, formerly of Rockland, Mass., died underground. The commission meeting, which used lo hire the league as fair passenger in the Maynard vehicle, Monday at the Whitman, Mass., Hospital. He was the was called to hear Michael M. Sharpe housing consultant. The cost of the Sale ’Thomas Mannegia, 17, of 833 Hop husband of Mrs. Helen Holmes, who is a resident of a Ver­ LAST 3 DAYS III, director of housing for the Urban project will be $4,000 or one percent River Road, Bolton, was treated for non convalescent home, and father of Mrs. Thomas League of Greater Hartford, explain of the town's Community Develop­ (SALE ENDS SAT., JAN. 28) a head injury. Court date on the (Helen) Hovey of Hebron. what the league would provide if it ment funds. charge is Feb. 7. Mr. Holmes was a past commander of the state of GjOP unit adds 17 members ’'"■“d as the town's fair housing Massachusetts Department of the Veterans of Foreign In an accident about 8;51 p.m. Wars. Tuesday, a state highway worker By GREG PEARSON Another new committee member is Donlon, Robert Von Deck, Mary clearing snow on East Center Street He is also survived by a son and several grandchildren SPORT ilorald Reporter E. Michael Walsh, who had been a Mistretta, Mary Beth Comp, and ANNUAL JANUARY DISPLAY MODEL SUITS near Brookfield Street was struck by • and great-grandchildren. candidate for the Board of Directors, Cheryl Hadley. a car. He was William Klatt, 53, of Manchester’s Republican Town Com­ The funeral is Thursday with a mass at 9 a.m. at St. but dropped out of the race. The Republicans elect, their Godek ordered to court Wethersfield, who was treated at mittee appointed 17 new members Bridget Church, Abbington, Mass. Burial will be in Holy COATS Tuesday night, and its chairman, Two Republicans elected to the members on an at-large basis. If Family Cemetery, Rockland, Mass. Full military honors Manchester Hospital for a knee in­ Board of Education in 1977 also were someone wished to primary, he or jury and released. Police said he was Thomas Ferguson, indicated today ' e rn o n first-degree unlawful restraint and will be accorded at graveside. that he will seek re-election, elected to the town committee. They she would have to organize a slate third-degree assault. Friends may call at the Blanchard Funeral Home, CLEARANCE!! $ ®®.S ®o struck by a vehicle driven by Linda are Nicholas Costa, who is now ser­ equal to 25 percent of the com­ Richard E. Godek, 33, of Somers, 29 39 "Presently, I’m thinking it over, A temporary injunction, ordered Plymouth St., Whitman, Mass., today from 2 to 4 and 7 to A. Maselek, 23, of 61 Glenn Road, ving on the Board of Education, and mittee’s total membership. former coordinator with the East Hartford. Police said her car but I'm inclined to run again, " by Judge John J. Shea Jr., ordered 9 p.m. Robert Heavisides, who begins ser­ Such a primary would be held Hockanum 'Valley Community Coun­ Godek and Ms. Breault to cut off all EVERY DISPLAY MODEL... Reg. to *135 Reg. to *165 was cut off by an unidentified vehicle Ferguson said this morning. He has Reg. *60** Reg. to ‘ 80 ving in November. March 7, but it seems unlikely that cil Inp, service center, has been personal and professional ties and Joseph (Art) DuPerry and was forced to apply brakes and served as Republican town chairman ordered to appear in Tolland County for two years. Everett Murphy and Elizabeth one will occur, contacts. • WASHER • DRYER • CDLOR TV skidded on the icy road, causing the Sadloski were elected to the com­ Superior Court Thursday. EAST HARTFORD — Joseph (Art) DuPerry, 56, of 82 The party’s 17 new members "We covered the spectrum of the The contempt motion, filed by at­ Slight Charge For Alterations Slight Charge For Alterations accident. No charges were filed. mittee. Murphy lost to Edward Godek has been ordered to show Greenlawn St. died Tuesday at the Newington Veterans • STEREO • BLACK & WHITE TV brought the total membership of the party very well," Ferguson said of torney Martha K. McMillen, on Tomkiel in the race for town clerk cause on a contempt motion filed on Hospital. He was the husband of Mrs. Joan Guerriero town committee to 82, three less than the town committee's membership. behalf of Ms. Breault, claims that DuPerry. • REFRIGERATOR • FREEZER last November, and Mrs. Sadloski, a behalf of Deborah Breault of Coven­ is permitted by the party bylaws. The committee also discussed the Godek has "set up a continual David G. Casside, 35, of 21 Vernon longtime follower of local govern­ try. Ms. Breault, a supervisor with Mr. DuPerry was born in Van Buren, Maine, and had • RANGE • MICROWAVE OVENS There was no opposition to any of party’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner- pattern of indirect contacts with Ave., was charged last night with dis­ ment, lost to Roger Negro for the the Rockville Public Health Nursing lived in Manchester before coming to East Hartford 11 the 17 new members from the Dance, which will be held Saturday, (Ms. Breault) in violation of the • DISHWASHER orderly conduct. He was involved in a town treasurer’s position. Association, several weeks ago filed years ago. He had been employed at Dynamic'Metal disturbance at his home. Republican Town Committee. The Feb. 25 at the Manchester Country court order.” • VACUUM CLEANERS LEVIS Walter Joyner, who lost to Ted criminal charges against Godek. He Products of Manchester for the past five years He was Police said Casside was later slate of new members is heavily Club. Jeans & Cords Cummings in the 1976 election for the is awaiting trial on those charges of an Army veteran of World War II. He was a communi­ PANTS transferred to Norwich Hospital for weighted with some of the party’s re­ cant of St. Isaac Jogues Church. 12th Assembly District seat, also was evaluation. He is scheduled to appear cent candidates for local offices. He is also survived by two sons, Michael S. DuPerry $ j-| 9 0 selected as a member of the GOP in Common P le a s C ourt 19, The party’s three unsuccessful can­ committee. Chief warns and John A. DuPerry. both of East Hartford; a daughter didates for the Board of Directors in CALDOR Rockville, Feb. 22. The other new members are as Linda DuPerry of East Hartford; and three brothers’ |00 1977— Peter DiRosa Jr., David Call of dangerous Police said a state sand truck follows: Celeste Sheldon, Ralph Paul DuPerry of East Hartford, Fred DuPerry of and Richard Weinstein — all were SHOPPING PLAZA Cheshire and Arsene DuPerry of Bristol. 2/'15' WRANGLERS! rolled over on Tunnel Road shortly Gray, Thomas Damron, Patrick snow banks ALL AT THE LOWEST before 7 a.m. today after skidding on elected to the town committee. ■The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk Jeans & Cords the slippery pavement. Manchester Police Chief MANCHESTER and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a PRICES EVER... VALUES TO *20** The driver of the truck was Robert Robert D. Lannan said mass at St. Isaac Jogues Church at 10. Burial will be in WE CHANGE OUR DISPLAYS WITH Nauratil of Willington. He, and a today that the Police Veterans Memorial Field, Hillside Cemetery. Military $090 Department has received MON. THRU FRI. 10-9 honors will be accorded at graveside. NEW MODELS AND NEW COLORS passenger, George Tittin of Stafford, Dental clinic panel were not injured. No charges were numerous calls from SAT. 10 TO 6 Friends may call at the funeral home today from 3 to 5 PERIODICALLY. THIS IS YOUR DRESSES & SPORTSWEMt and 7 to 9 p.m. placed against the driver. motorists about school CHANCE TO SAVE ON BRAND NEW, children climbing, and The Duhaime Funeral Home of Bristol is in charge of South Windsor to present its plan FULLY GUARANTEED DISPLAY walking on snow banks arrangements. A Manchester resident reported to next to the roads. MODELS. Police Tuesday that the CB radio was students who would use the dental By JUNE TOMPKINS Several motorists stated Oliver C. Jenkins taken from her car which was parked clinic. One of the groups she will con­ PRE-mVENTORY SXLE Herald Reporter they had to jam their Oliver Cornell Jenkins, 54, of 418 Spring St. died Mon­ 1/2 PRICE at the Pleasant Valley School. It is tact will be the Manchester Area brakes to avoid bitting the valued at |90. The Manchester Dental Clinic Council of Churches (MACC). day at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the hus­ youngsters that had slipped Police Chief John Kerrigan said his There are several suggestions the ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE band of Mrs. Catherine Hogg Jenkins. SAVE LIKE CRAZY NOW Committee will present some basic from the snow banks into department investigated seven ac­ committee will consider on staffing Mr. Jenkins was born in Jessup, Ga., and had lived in • Dress Shirts • Outerwear plans for a proposed dental health the road. the greater Hartford area for 48 years. He was employed ON ITEMS LIKE THESE... cidents this morning between 6 and 8 clinic at a public hearing Thursday the clinic. They include asking for volunteers from the Manchester Lannan requests that at Pratt and Whitney Division of United Technologies • Sweaters . • Knit Shirts a.m. No arrests were made. He said on the town's proposed Community parents explain the danger DRASTICALLY REDUCED Development plan. Dentaf Society, hiring a dentist on a Corp., East Hartford. He was a Navy veteran of World three persons were taken to to their children, and The public hearing on this and per diem basis, or looking into a War II. He was a.member of Hopewell Baptist Church of Manchester Memorial Hospital for because of the high snow QUASAR • Shoes • Ties, Belts other proposed funding will be held at group management plan in which a Hartford. B LA C K * WHITE treatment of minor injuries. banks, extra caution should Keeney Street School at 7:30 p.m. group of outside dentists (four or CORDUROY SWEATERS He is also survived by three sons, Oliver C. Jenkins Jr. COLOR TV also be taken when of Hartford and Robert Houston and Roy Gardner, both COLOR TV Sale Applies to Select Group Of Winter The committee has asked for $30,- five) would run the entire operation OLD COLONY & OTHERS 12" DIAQ. MEASURE 19" DIAQ. MEASURE 2S" CONSOLE of the clinic. crossing the streets. of Manchester; four daughters, Mrs. Cheryl Mallard, 100% SOLID STATE 100% SOLID STATE 100% SOLID STATE Menus changed 000 in Community Development (CD) SLACKS Tracey Jenkins and Bridgette Houston, all of Merchandise and NOT Our Entire Stock. funds to set up a clinic within a There is also the possibility of in town schools hiring a dentist who has just com­ Manchester, and Diana Trice of Hartford; his mother, "neighborhood facility” in downtown Fire calls REQ. . » Mrs. Beulah Holmes Jenkins of Hartford; two brothers] *67' *297' *497' The menus for Thursday and Manchester. To comply with CD fun­ pleted a term in the armed forces, or 4 44 8.88 a dentist who is nearing retirement 16.00 Max Jenkins and George Jenkins, both of Hartford; and Friday in the Manchester schools are ding regulations, the clinic must be 8 .9 9 Values to 32.00 six grandchildren. Q.E. MAYTAG DELUXE as follows: within the area defined as a and wants to lighten his practice Manchester DELUXE MULTI-TEMP AUTOMATIC KITCHEN AID neighbor! ;od facility. load, but still work at his profession. ’The funeral is Friday at 1;30 p.m. at Hopewell Baptist UNDER COUNTER Thursday — Spaghetti and meat Today, 12:40 a.m. —delayed Church, 215 Enfield St., Hartford. Burial will in the •QBH t CtmY AU SAES FWAl sauce, tossed salad, bread and Previous suggestions to use Dr. Robert S. Smith, a committee ignition of oil burner, 10 Lilley DRYER WASHER member, stressed the need for strong veterans section of East Cemetery. DISHWASHER butter, milk, Jello with topping. Manchester Memorial Hospital have St. (Town) community support if the clinic is to COATS and Friends may call at the church Thursday from 7 to 8 $ ^ 3 0 0 0 •mSTER CHIRIIE and VISA Accepted Friday — Meatball grinder, apple been scrapped because it is outside Today, 6:39 a.m. — smoke LONG p.m. * ' 1 2 9 7 0 0 sauce, milk, ice cream. the proposed target area, and the become a real thing. He referred to a detector sounded, Emanuel 288 similar project begun about 10 years ’The James Funeral Home, 2016 Main St., Hartford, is project would not be eligible for CD Lutheran Church, Church DRESSES in charge of arrangements. funds. ago. He said dental equipment was Street (Town) SKIRTS I ■ASTII Morality group Today, 9:27 a.m. — small OPEN TONIGHT TIL 5 At Tuesday’s meeting, the com­ set up in the Manchester High School meeting tonight mittee concluded that a strong ad­ nurse's office. Local dentists had fire in waste can. Meadows ministration was necessary to run volunteered to serve in the clinic Convalescent Home (Town) Victor AmcH, Hinging hrothcr INIT FH m m v m w w m THURS.&FRI.TIL,9 8 «"» the clinic — do the book work, and evenings during evening adult school. Tolland County 50% b, NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Funeral services were The local chapter of Morality in SAT. TIL 5 ^ arrange transportation. Again and “It failed because there was no one held today for Victor Ames, of the old Ames Brothers k : Media will meet tonight at 8 o’clock Tuesday, 3:34 p.m. — Roof at First Federal Savings 344 W. Mid­ again, committee members said that in the community to support it,” fire, Lake Street, North and singing group, who died Monday in an automobile acci­ Smith said. South Coventry departments dent on Interstate 40. He was 52. dle Turnpike, Manchester. the success of a dental clinic is large­ MEN’S SHOP The group will hold a “Rally for ly dependent upon appointments If the proposed dental clinic is ap­ responded. BLOUSE ALL K4AIDENFORM A native of Boston, who grew up in Malden, Mass., proved,"it should be called the Hazel Tuesday, 9:40 p.m. — Ames moved to Nashville in 1970 as a director of enter­ A t fiieU^'itf Decency" that will include guest kept. The complaint of many local speakers attorney John Bailey, a dentists treating low income or Hooey Memorial Clinic,” Smith said, Investigation of roof, Route tainment for a hotel. He later worked as a booking agent because she wanted this years ago. 83, Ellington. CLEARANCE for a Music Row talent agency. APPLIANCES TELEVISION CATALOG AUDIO prosecutor in East Hartford, and the welfare patients is that although ap­ Today, 8:37 a.m. — Smoke 2 0 % o f f NO EXTRA 903 Main St.. Manchester pointments are made, often they are Hazel Hooey was the Manchester Prior to coming to Nashville, Ames was the host of a s r z i i i n : : Reverend Earl Fox of St. Stephen’s investigation, Pucker Street, 3 0 0 . 0 9 9 not kept because of transportation school dental hygienist for about television talk show in Little Rock, Ark. CHAROES Episcopal Church in East Haddam. North and South Coventry and Tri City Plaza, Vernon problems. 440 jears. Columbia departments. Services were held at Phillips-Robinson Funeral Home The Rev. Paul Murphy, former ALL JEWELRY president and founder of the Boston Lynne Gustafson, head school Besides a dentist, the committee Today, 10:30 a.m. — Smoke Values to 30.00 today. Then the body was to be flown to Salt Lake City, •f Km m } St I Nirtfird M. PHONE 047-9997 proposes to staff the clinic with a investigation. Old Post 1/2 PRICE Utah, for burial, a tai family ■’ spokesman said. chapter of Morality in Media, also is nurse, said she will check tin ways of expected to attend tonight’s meeting. providing transportation for school hygienist and two assistants. Village, Tolland. PAGE TWO-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 25, 1978

Rockvill* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan. 25, 1978- PAGE THREE-B Vernon sets procedure hotpttal notot State ends testimony] Special education If you have \ Admitted Monday: Barbara Anthony, 1 *1 1 1 1 news for area School board adopts Enfield; Virginia Bazzano, Box Monntam in special fund case Drive, V«rnon; Marcia Bickford, aescribea tor board towns, caiu for school fire safety Washington; Dominick Camelli, Ban­ Vernon croft Road, Rockville; William Cotter, Attorney Coleman Casey, acting Coventry Andover registering of it at the police station. The state Board of Education Mon­ for the Vernon board, said the . . . . , Donna Holland plan for two levels principal will be responsible. Elm Street, Rockville; Michael Doofpui, By BARBARA RICHMOND day night wrapped up testimony, en­ Generai Assembiy authorized the John Allison, director of the Capitol alternative education, teacher service, 646-0375 All principals will have to develop The custodians in the schools will Benton S tr^ , Manchester; Jane Hart, Herald Reporter ding a series of three hearings on state to set regulations on reasonable Region Education Council (CREC), and research, development, and evalua- ...... Hebron the Hebron Elem entary School Golden, Title One teacher who has an evacuation plan using the safest report to a designated area and help Enfield; Mary Houman, Prospect Street, Fire safety procedures, for the pur­ Rockville; Carol Jones, Kelly Road, controversial special education fees costs for such outside education but presented a slide show and lecture recent­ tlon. For all children in the programs _ „ The local Board of Education has without overcrowding the (jilead Hill accepted a full-time position in An­ and most direct exit routes, and in­ the principal and firemen in charge pose of evacuating school buildings in South Windsor; Carole Mack, Snlpslc set by the Vernon school board. ly to the Coventry Board of Education. there is diagnosis, prescription, and ser- *J°*'*'® Holland bypassed a proposal to redlstrict the School. dover. She is a 1977 graduate of cluding alternate routes, should that of all drills or incidents and each the state board didn't do so. He said a safe and orderly manner and as Street, Rockville; Marion Mize, Old The Vernon board limited CREC offers an alternative learning vice. 646-0375 town and improved instead a Reardon said he opposed the plan Eastern Connecticut State College. route be locked. Principals must also school will establish an all clear since this wasn't done, the Vernon quickly as possible, were adopted by Saybrook; Dawn Taylor, Crestridge payments for students placed outside program for handicapped and gifted "We can offer these services more C o v e n try proposal to have a primary school for a primary-intermediate system Ms. Savino will replace second make all reasonable attempts to shut signal for return to the building. board estabiished its own poiicy. the Vernon Board of Elducation Mon­ Drive, Vernon; Denise Wlellczka, the Vernon system, to what it would Attorney Carlucci said no point children from elementary school ttvough effectively than the schools themselves,” Claire Connelly and an intermediate school instead of because he feels third grade students grade teacher Jean Zeleznicky at the off appliances and close windows. All All drills, whether by the school day night. Ellington; Cecilia Witinok, ^bigton; cost to educate the student locally. was proved by Vernon’s action and high school. It has a $4.5 million operating Allison told the board. "Each program ...... 742-8202 two elementary schools next year. are too young to be placed in a school Hebron Elementary School. %e is a doors must be closed. system or the fire department, will Patricia Woods, Tolland. The necessity for new procedures ’The principals will orient their The board’s main objection was John Dorman, acting for DCVS said budget, Allison said, raised from federal has its own budget and must be self- H e b ro n The proposal passed 5-4 with board with fourth, fifth and sixth grade 1977 graduate of Annhurst College in was brought to light by a member of be reviewed and reports made out. Discharged Monday; Cynthia Cocola, students. staffs to evacuation procedures Enfield; Dorothy Dean, Ellington; Ger­ being charged for students who were it didn’t make any difference if the state, and private grants and the con­ sustaining.” Special education tuition is t members Marilu DeCarvalho, Woodstock. She has been substitute the Vernon Junior Women’s Club who before schools open in September trude Grace,Warehouse Point; Peter placed in other school systems by the state didn’t establish it’s own tributions of participating school systems. reimbursed 50 percent by the state. ^iskupiak Caroline Murphy, Charles Barrasso, The necessary extensive transfer teaching in Hebron since November. made a tour of school buildings to and in turn the teachers wilt orient In the event of a "bomb scare” the Powers, Vernon; Mary Ruest, Department of Children and Youth procedures because Vernon didn’t "I became the council’s first director in He said the council had difficulty finding e ” "u w/i «8- A G W A Y ] that a Coventry resident may nave developed a guide for the honors five days. the continuous progress program, as to use local school facilities free of Coventry Town Attorney Abbot legal remedy in the courts to stop the charge. chemistry course. The department Anderson said the curriculum related to the reading program, must SPORTCOATS OurReg. $55and $60 Schwebel differs. "I am of the opi­ Jaycees from using the schools. School officials have been permit­ now would like to update and revise guide for these grade levels was be redefined and clearly articulated niOZEN FOOD SU E! nion that the use by the Jaycees However, Meredith added that the Gieat selection of wools, wool blends ting the Jaycees to use educational organization of the school facilities is several other course guides. written in 1973 but meanwhile, from as part of the guide’s format. Order now Fr«sh, wholesome, flavorful and affordable courts might find the particular in­ The staff said the college earth 1975 to 1977 new texts were in­ The special education workshop and textured woven polyesters. facilities despite the fact that the not violative of any law,” he told Ar­ ORDER FROM YOUR NEARBY AGWAY STORE BY FEBRUARY 7, 1978 volvement of the town too small a science guide, done in 1971, needs to troduced. He said he has revised the proposal made by Anthony J. organization discriminates against nold Elman, superintendent of matter. • higheil quality available • quick froien lor Ihe Ireaheil. luai-plcked taste • eilra good value • treezes all the *39 women and people over the age of 35. be updated to r ^ e c t the addition of guides, the corresponding checklists Magliocco, supervisor of special good nutrition in • saliifaction guaranteed or your money back schools. The Jaycees membership in Coven­ Attorney Susan Meredith of the new materials, labs and text. of skills and master tests to corres­ education, will be to revise the sec­ DRESS SLACKS Schwebel cited case law which up­ try is made up of young men New Haven-based Connecticut held a relationship between govern­ The biology teachers said they pond with the variations between the tion of the curriculum guide dealing Large whole ! Pizza Slices dedicated to community service, ac­ have been using Prentice Hall’s IIS old and new series. with physically handicapped strawberries Our Reg. $20 and $23 Women’s Educational and Legal ment and private groups as “per­ cording to their publicity. Some men biological science for four years and He said with the implementation of students. Wool blends and textured wovens. Fund (CWEALF) said, "There is missible unless such use constitutes have used the organization as a step­ substantial question about the town thus this Nide needs to be revised to the new series during the 1977-78 He said revising and updating the $16 sthte action.” Each case must be ping stone to political office. For getting involved in Jaycees ac­ reflect the use of this activity- school year, it is important that the curriculum will make it possible for $11 determined on its own merits, the at­ $io example. Democratic Councilman oriented program for the non- classroom teachers who have used tivities.” torney cautioned. his department to state the objec­ l if t , 3 >i iiiCi'5 P f' pbg SWEATERS Our Reg .$13 to $27 Richard Giggey and Republican academic student. the texts, become Involved in a more tives in measureable terms and con­ * 0 ...... • qi'-.M |.ibt bid f iv IJ She maintains that the Jaycees’ Another, factor in the Coventry Councilman Douglas Whipple have tri*' Aficii' L»'iiii> • CriiSl IS tvr’aei “national rules which bar women- The guide on anatomy and complete revision of the guide and sequently make the total prowam tii.llv & lhic« • topppO rtiin creamy situation, Schwebel says, is that the been active Jaycee members for -ni ,/z ,tro ii.i ,ro d A je s ly to m a to s a u ce physiology also needs to be updated other components of the math become based on a system which has • I'.tcP p iP t f iS 3 « 5 in s u e from voting or holding office es­ schools are open to all private several years. tablish it as a discriminatory to reflect the addition of new program. been reorganized with a step by step r % M Entire stcstock. All styles. groups, not just the Jaycees. "Since The Town Council recently com­ organization without any denial of materials and labs and the advanced He said the goal of the proposed evaluation procedure for each of the there are no rationing, conditions, or mended the group for its public ser­ membership to a woman by the biology guide needs to be updated to workshop is to develop a math objectives. reservations imposed by the town in vice. Orange Juice Concentrate Fresh cut green beans BOYSDll’AKIM IM 2 Rec panel seeks $$ SPORTCOATS t '6 5 85 for ballfield lights GENERAL MOTORS AUTO REMIRS The roofovervourhead OurReg.$19to$23 I , t '1 F itjfiiia s.-Mbt .• • • ipnoci and loartf’d wiin vdami' i .-.ll li.i hM ’.lh l.ls l ■ ' » rtch greer* color • regular cut coats in checks and plaids. Sizes 8 to 20. Coventry could be a $25^000 ^ • loadf'i All! •coinm tiCHMiciiL sERm •I.- C The Coventry Parks and Recreation Conunission has 5 voted to seek $15,000 for night lighte at the Miller- loan r ^ t under DRESS & CASUAL SLACKS Rlchardson ballfield on Plains Road as part of a five-year • GOlllSIIM K PM IS OurReg.$8to$10 ca^tal improvements plan proposed for the town. y o u r n o se . Dua to national weather conditions all ordara aubject to availability of fruit & vegetablea at the time of pick-up. The commission is also asking $9,000 for playground A handsome selection in solids, plaids, • AVTO PMNTIK With a Home Equity Loan from Hartford A Also available at low pricea: corduroys, and jeans now at special savings. equipment and a fence around the ballfield at Laidlaw National. Park on Goose Lane. This would be part of its capital W e’re prepared to lend qualified applicants up^ Sapr ei^ n ses for the next fiscal year. OUTERWEAR Entire Stock • LOW COST SEmmX RENTIIU to $25,00(3 or more (based on the current |«y- )Mk Qtj. 0 market value of your home less _30| Red Tart Cherriaa (5*1) $20.05 ----- 1Z/2W Whote Kernel Com $12.06 Reg.$20and$22 I ____30# Dark Sweet Cherrlea (6-1) 16.05 ------12/2VM Cut Q rM ti Beene 15.66 the balance of your mortgage) B Warm quilt-lined nylon jackets. Lake being offered for sale by the Salvation Army. The • flEMIIE GM PUTS I _ . 3 0 | Sliced Strawberriee (4-1) 16.06 ------12/2Vi| Baby Lima Beans 16.06 at very attractive terms. — 20# Lga Whole Strewberriee No Sugar 16.46 — 12/214# Fordhook Lima Beam town-appointed Salvation Army land Purchase Study 17.26 Stop in today and ask any I ____30# Sliced Peachea (6-1) 13.05 — 12/214# Mixed Vegetablee 14.46 Committee has recommended that Coventry purchase _20# Blueberries No Sugar 21.05 ----- 12/3# Whole Leaf Spinach 11.05 of our loan dllcers about a ____28# Blackbarriea No S u g ir 21.06 about 70 acres of the land for recreation and open space. • FACTORY in iM D MEOUWCS — 12/2# Broccoli Speare 13.05 SWEATERS Entire Stock Home Equity Loan. We’ll be ____2 M Rod Raapberriaa No Sugar 23.05 — 12/2# Cauliflower 16.65 The commission will meet with members of the study ____30# Sliced Applet (7-1) 11.46 WE SERVICE AU RENEIAL MOTORt CARS AND TRUCRS7 happy to serve you. ------2/6# Fancy Sliced Muahroom i 12.06 Reg.$9and $10 committee in February to share information. Larry ... 30# Crimson Rhubarb No Sugar 10.45 — 12/2# French Friee 0.66 CAU UR FOR AN APPOINTMENT ___ 30# Crushed Pineapple No Sugar 14.45 — 12/2# Potato Pufft Crew necks and Oper\eveiy nite Navlaux, who is a member of both groups, is serving as A n n u al 10.66 Sale prices effective : ____20# Mixed Fruit No Sugar 12.45 ------50/3OZ Pizza Sllcea (Cheese) 10.45 Mon. thru Sat OR STOP IN FOR A FREE ESTIMATL Amount Monthly Finance Total of V-necks. We honor liaison. P ercen tag e I ____12/2V4# Garden Peas 12.05 — 12/6 pk Plain Cake Donut* 8.05 thru Jan. 28. Ftnueed Paymeat T erm Charge Payments R ate BankAmericard/VISA Commission member Anthony Roberto will report to & Master Charge. 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE CALL 646-0464 ----- 24/12 oz Orange Juloa Concentrate 15.65 . $ 5 ,0 0 0 $ 6 8J 7 120 m o. $ 3.264.40 $ 8,264.40 Jt4/12 oz Lemonade Concentrate 10.46 the commission on areas in town that have been deeded 11% ------24/12 oz Grape Juice Concentrate 14.05 . 24/12 oz Grapefruit Juice Cone. 14.05 to Coventry by developers of subdivisions. Under local 10,000 137,75 120 m o. 6,530.00 16,530.00 11% ----- 24/12 oz Apple Juice Concentrate 16.55 regulations, subdivisions of more than ten acres must set I5JNN) 2 0 6 .6 2 120 m o. 9,794.40 24,794.40 11% RafliMRber, (Mar Deadlim b FEL 7 ,197S. ltMiislkistbePi(ikMlUponFEB.Z2,197S aside at least 10 percent of their land for open space. 2 5 ,0 0 0 344 .3 7 120 m o. 16,324.40 41.324.40 11% Town Councilman Richard Giggey has suggested that • Wt ka*« otfcir Wrau Md ntu •vdlaU* for kMU «ail^S,000 the commission consider developug these small parcels •ad ovtr S23,0M. • IfjrM'n > for recreational use and get together with the Plannln{| CARTER ^ Hactfbrd Mammal Favoritt Ibrtford National is AQWAY and Zoning Commission on the matter. Pataoa, yoa qaalUy for a Amlason-iitrteCome to Anderson-Little and label yoursell smart. 1228 MMN ST. MMICHESTEI ratadbcMBt If you’ve got a litde money, why not get a lot of bank? 840 NEW STATE RD. CLOSID SUNDAY Mm ., Tus., Wsd, Fri. S-e MANCHESTER 643-8128 Tlwreday 8>l 8«|. 9-8 Manchester Parkede • Mancheetar 2 5

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2 PAGE S IX -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Jan, 25, 1978 ( Scoreboard ] J a Z Z off m a rk ( Bowling ) RESTAURANT- Keith Dashno 152-169-155-476, P at W L T P ts. Irish 183-444, Rocco Lup- New England S h e H e ra l& 27 14 4 58 but top Celts pachino 154-444, John Fox Winnipeg 28 15 2 54 159-150-433, Jim Moore 156- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING QuebM 22 18 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — The New Orleans Jazz missed 63 425, Kevin Nicolazzo 157- Houston 21 19 percent of their field shots, but that dismal statistic wds offset 423, Russ Willhlde 151-417, Ednnonton 21 21 Jim Evans 416, Lee Birm ingham by a five point win over the Boston Celtics. 19 22 Courtney 155-415, Dave “It’s a very big plus when you can defense ' ' and take care of the ball on Cincinnati 17 28 Castagna 414, Brian Kulas PHONE 643-2711 22 H ornet For Sala shoot bad and still win, because Indianapolis 14 26 offense,” Baylor said. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD you're doing everything well,”, said 403, P ete Wojtyna 399, John National Weather Forecast Tuesday's Results The win put the Jazz a t 22-24 for the the'NBA’s leading scorer, Pete year. Boston fell to 14-28. Kensel 161-393, Frank Houston 6, Quebec 5 Blank 392, Nick Twerdy Maravish, who topp^ the squad with “I thought we had an excellent shot INDEX IK CHUM OF NEW DKIAND 392, Carl Bujauclus 389, 31 Mintspoints in Tuesday night’snight's 96-91 win. at winning, but it's difficult to come NOTICIt ADVERTISIN6 30.?S M 30J4 NHL JoJo White led the Celtics with 21 back after staking the other team to Rollie Irish 387, Karl - Loit ind Found Robertson 387, Tony Tem­ - Ptrsontli Campbeil Conference points. a lead the way we did," said Boston RATES ple 387, Doug Scruton 386, - Announc«m«ntf Patrick Division The win was the sixth consecutive Coach Tom Sanders. ‘ EntfrtainmBnt 1 day ...,1 U word per day -,V ) Hank F rey 386, P e te r Grish • Auctions W L T Pts. victory for the Jazz, and Maravich New Orleans was ahead 50-47 at the 3 days ... 104 word per day 380, Steve W illiams 379, 0 d a y s ___ 94 word per day NY Islanders 27 10 62 said the team must guard against half, but the Celtics led briefly 77-75 FINANCIAL Bucky B uck m in ster 374, > Bonds*Slockt*Mortgagtt 26 days . . . . 64 w ord per* day Philadelphia 27 10 8 62 overconfidence. in the last minute of the third ‘ PsrtonsI Loans IS words $2.00 minimum Steve L auretti 369, Fred • Insurance Happy A d s ...... $2.30 Inch Atlanta 18 17 11 47 “This game's history and we have quarter. Truck Robinson, who scored L eroy1366, Chet Russo 362, NY Rangers 16 21 9 41 to keep our streak alive," he said. 22 points and took down 16 rebounds, EMPLOYMENT Si Traynor 360. 13 — Help Wanted Smythe Division “It’s important that we don't get sank two free throws to knot the 14 — Business Opportunities overconfident. We're going to have to score 77-77 at the end of the quarter. 15 Situation Wanted 2 PLUS ACRES ^ BRICK FRONT W L T Pts. Surrounds this new 8-room Dutch loaded with charm. keep on playing like there's no "Sidney Wicks (the only Boston MOUNTAIN DEW- June EDUCATION Garrison with a first floor den. IK plus baths three Chicago 17 17 12 46 18 — Private instructions Elixaheth tom orrow .” Eccher 185, Mabel Two fireplaces, 2(4 baths, carpeting and more. A must bedr^m s, rec room, large formal dining room, Vancouver 12 21 12 36 player to foul out) has played 19 — Schools*Classes see! Offered at $100,000. COLUMBIA - Selection of Maravich, who has accused his Cavagnor 184, 1 ^ Moquin 20 — Instructions Wanted fireplace plus a HOME WARRANTY INCLUDED' Colorado 10 23 10 30 excellent basketball the last three or Wilson Asking $45,900. seven Ranches and Raised teammates of relaxing in previous 192-513, Sheila P ric e 220- REAL ESTATE Ranches. Brand new, all un­ St. Louis 11 29 6 28 four games, but he had a tough man 23 — Homes for Sale games, was complimentary of their 204-180^, Dolly Dawood God Bless der $50,000, Only 46 mills in BEAUTIFUL brand new, grey Minnesota 9 30 5 23 tonight in Truck Robinson," Sanders 24 ~ Lots*Land for Sale rabbit fur coat. Small size. play Tuesday. “It's great to see said. 223-524, Lou Toutain 210- 25 — Investment Property this town. LESSENGER Wales Conference 26 ~ Business Property You On UPIW IATNIM FOTOCABT • SELLS. 6468713. Very reasonable. 6469190. everybody contribute out there. ' he Boston's other leading scorers 490, Lee Bean 192-499, Nor­ 27 — Resort Property Norris Division ma Martin 179-177-508, 26 ~ Real Estate Wanted said. "That’s what we have to do to were Dave Bing with 16 points and $33,900 COVENTRY - 1266 ONE PAIR KNEISSL "White W L T Pts. Anne Gagnon 485, B arbara Your 97th. U I I Star" Skis, 195 Cm. (white and w in." Dave Cowens with 15. However, Bing MI8C. SERVICES For Period Ending 7 AM EST Thursday. During Wednesday square foot, four bedroom Montreal 32 6 70 Brody 459, Ellen ^ u e r 472, 31 ~ Services Offered Ranch. Fireplace, 3/4 of an blue), with one pair step-in Jazz Coach Elgin Baylor said his was held to two points in the final 32 “ Painting-Papering Birthday! night snow activity will be expected in the northern Rockies, bindings (DL Simples 'Toe) Los Angeles 19 17 9 47 K athy P atulak 461, Brenda 33 — Building-Contracting acre, private setting, team is hounding the opposition when period. ADVERTISING the Lakes area and the upper New England states, while $150. One pair Lange ’’Pro" Detroit 17 20 6 40 Tedford 462, P a t Jackson 34 — Roofing-Siding □ L HURRY. LESSENGEH on defense and cutting down on mis­ “1 thought Dave Bing was playing 35 — Heating-Plumbing showers W ill be indicated in southern Florida. Clear to partly boots (six buckle) black, size Pittsburgh 36 — Flooring DEADLINE Love, I SELLS. 646-8713, 15 21 10 40 takes on offense. 500, Vivian Price 459. cloudy skies elsewhere. Minimum temperatures i 10, $40, One pair Scott steel excellent basketball. " Sanders said, 37 — Moving-TrucKIng-Slorage 12;00 noon the day before Washington 9 27 10 28 36 » Services Wanted poles, with ice "Tips” (prongs "We re cutting down on turnovers, "so I left him in so we'd be going publication. From The | <“ >- Dallas 30 (51)', Denver 11 (42), $19,900 - YEAR Round Five Adams Division FLORAL- Loyce Gineo ^ •facl'sonville 37 (51), Kansas City room Cape, quick occupancy, for ice) $25. One 'Yainana EH- telling the guys to just play tough with the hot hand, so to speak.” MiSC. FOR SALE Deadline for Saturday and ALUMINUM SIDED WYLLYS STREET 175 (C.ci.) "Enduro” Bike, 41 — Articles for Sate 1 (20), Little Rock 20 ( 40), Los Angeles 46 (58), Miami 56 (71) owner is anxious. W L T Pts. 178, L a u re tte C arp en ter Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Salvation | Six room Coionial built in 1973. One full and two half Magnificent 8-room stone and aluminum home. 2K blue, with trail tires. N e ^ 42 ~ Building Supplies Minneapolis -11 (8), New Orleans 30 (49), New York 37 ( 50), l e s s e n g e r SELLS. 646- Boston 28 11 6 62 185-459, C laire Repoli W , 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs baths, fireplace, carpeting, deck, garage, and HOME baths, huge fireplaced family room overlooking a Some work. Engine excellent. (Phoenix 39 (69), San Francisco43 (55), Seattle 38 (44), St. Louis 8713. Dee Sim m ons 455, M ary 44 — Livestock Army Corps | WARRANTY INCLUDED! $44,900. wood lot. Four b^room s and a HOME WARRANTY Good off season buy for Buffalo 25 9 11 61 45 ^ Boats & Accessories PLEASE READ 12 (22) and Washington 31 (51). Toronto 24 14 7 55 Deane 213-475, Mary 46 — Sporting Goods INCLUDED! Priced at $84,900. CONTEMPORARY Ranch - mechanically minded rider. Reserves lead Bulls 47 — Garden Products $450, negotiable. Call 649-3104, Cleveland 16 28 4 36 W ebber 189-486, A rlene YDUR AD Family | with acHoining in-law apart­ 48 — Antiques Classified ads are taken over L aPointe 177-193-514. 49 Wanted to Buy ment. Main house has sunking Tuesday's Games the phone as a convenience. living room, formal dining DANISH MODERN dining All-Star Game RENTALS The Herald Is responsible for room, 3 baths, 4 bedrooms, room set - Excellent condi­ to win over Denver 52 — Rooms for Rent only one Incorrect Insertion and PARKADE JUNIOR- huge fireplaced family room, tion. Moving, must sell. Ctall Wales 3, Campbell 2, ot 53 ~ Apartments for Rent then only to the size of the Htip Wantsd 13 Help IVanled is Halp Wantad BUNCHARD & ROSSEHO, hc.^, 646-6674, after 8:00 p.m. NEW YORK (UPI) - Tuesday and Los Angeles blasted M arty Simon 177-463, 54 — Homes lor Rent original Insertion. Errors which 13 and game room, plus many night Chicago topped Denver, 131- 55 Business for Rent do not lessen the value of the other features. For further in­ Philadelphia, 117-102. D iane F erguson 179-501, 56 — Resort Property for Rent PERSON with professsiohal advertisement vrill not be cor­ insuramce sales manmement souAL Hoysma formation, call Philbrick SEASONED FIREWOOD - NBA 114, to move within three games of Knirks 99. VI arriors 97 L arry V anH outryve 243- 57 — Wanted to Rent sewing ability and experience * malor Lite Inturanoe Compeny Is loeldiie ter You N you have provan Half cord, $30 delivered. Call 56 — Misc. for Rent rected by an additional Inser­ OPPODTUNITY Agency, 646-4200. Eastern Conference the Nuggets. Jim Cleamons sank a 17-foot jump 177-549, Scott Carone 472, tion. needed for window Ihearoaaoh**** *"'’*''*"'* UK Inauranoe bualnaaa, aapaolaHy In 643-0738, anytime. AUTOMOTIVE treatments, slip covers and'so Atlantic Division Bulls' Coach Ed Badger said. “It shot with 1:38 remaining to provide R ichard Aroian 463, Adam 61 — Autos for Sale forth. Part time work ,at B u tiN itt Insurance r it ir im in t p u n n in q 646-2482 VERNON - Five room Cape, 2 WOOD STOVE - Antique. Cast W L Pet. GB was a good contribution from the the eventual margin of victory. Bob M atrick 454, Dave Wheeler 62 — Trucks for Sale ESTATE PLANNINO AOVANCED UNOERWRITINO bedrooms, dining room, living 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale home. 646-2493. iron. Cooking top, with Philadelphia 30 13 .698 bench. Your chances of winning are EQUITY MARKETINQ room, fireplace, two porches, McAdoo paced New York with 23 199-519, D iane F erguson 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles 13 Thia outatandlne opportunity la avallaMe to Itw itsM peraon who haa asbestos boards and pipe. 65 » Campers-Trallers-Moblle H»lp Wanlsd Halp Wantad full basement, one car garage, New York 24 21 .533 7 good when your bench outscores points and Lonnie Shelton added 22. 177, John Thomas 474. ESTABLISHED East Hart­ demonatratod IMd ability la work wHh and mothrata wall aatabUatwd Private Instructions 18 MANCHESTER - Two family NEW AND SPACIOUS Raised $225. Call 6469776. Homes ford Company • Looking for 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. on wooded acre lot. Plus older Buffalo 16 25 .390 13 their bench." Phil Smith led Golden State with 22 66 — Automotive Service protaaakmal Uta t HaaHti Aganta and erokara. Your mein laaponalMIHy Ranch with formal dining cottage on property. $34,000. 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease PARA(X)N TOOL permanent part time YOUNG MAN for kitchen REMEDIAL READING and Immaculate. Gtood rents. $46,- FIREWOOD, all hard Wood, Boston 14 28 .333 15K Chicago's reserves outscored the and Rick Barry added 19. SILK CITY- Ray Sac- would be to aaoM ttieoa agenta and brokara In ttw direot aolleltaUon and room, eat-iin kitchen, lovely Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Inc. has openings for afl telephone solicitors. Day or aale ol Lite, Haaltli e EquHlea wMeh would rei|ulre ooma advanced or help, ^ p ly in person after 3 math; individualized work 900. Hutchins Agency, 646 fireplaced family room, IK cut and split into 2-foot New Jersey 9 36 .200 22 Denver reserves, 34-26, held an edge l*i).|oii!i 104, B ullets 101 coccio 203, Chuck Reid 203, around machinists for aircraft evening positions opened. oohnical production akillo. Eicallant atarUng aalary plua bonua. wWi un­ p.m. Fani’s Kitchen, 1015 program, (lst-8th grade) by 3166. lengths, $28 a pick-up truck limited tInaiKlal opportunHIenI PooHlon Indudea oompeny car and baths, 2 car garage, 3 FAMILY home close to bus, C entral D ivision on the boards at 9-4 and had 10 assists Leon Douglas hit four foul shots in John Kravontka 2il, Don quality work. Minimum of Salary plus commission. Paid Main Street, Manchester. Master’s degree teacher. 568- aluminum siding, only $55,900. load, delivered. Or two loads Lost and Found three years experience holidays. Training provided azpanae account aa wall aa outatanding company Itinte banellta. MANCHESTER - Cape, seven shopping, schools and down­ W L Pet. GB to four for the Nuggets. the final 14 seconds and Chris Ford L evitt 208, Mike Kilby 257- FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW tend Raaume and Salary Rariulramanta 8075., Keith Real Estate, 6464126. town. Three separate fur­ for $50. Fast delivery! Call required. Apply at 121 Adams for those who qualify. Call 6 ^ to: OFFICE HELP Wanted - RN rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, 742-8867. San Antonio 27 18 .600 The starters helped, too, all hitting added a layup to lift Detroit. The 613, Ron F letcher 209-588, LOST - Grey tiger cat, in 4990. naces, 3 car garage, excellent Street, Manchester, Conn. 847- BOX J. c/o MARCHESTER HERALD. P.O. Boi SSt. Manchaatar. CT. or LPN dependable, loyal. PIANO INSTRUCTION - fireplace, rec room, side WELL CARED f7r Washington 24 20 .545 2V, in double figures with Wilbur Pistons' Bob Lanier led all scorers Ron Cote 564, Ron B artlett vlcini^ of Keeney Street I ■ ^ . 1 Wanted full time for busy income. Philbrick Agency, An Equal Opportunllv Emolover Experienced, creative porch, garage, aluminum Aluminum-sided Ranch. This 646-4200. PREVENT CHIMNEY fires. Cleveland , 22 21 .512 with 24 points. 564, Rollo M asse 236-572, area. REWARD! CaU 646-5763 SALES PERSONS - Career specialists office. Work close­ siding, extras, principles only. Professional chimney 4 or 649-3999. teacher. Degree; state and home offers fireplaced living PART t i m e Janitors - Sales Opportunity being "TRUCK MECHANIC wanted, ly with doctor, patients, minor $40’s. Owner 6463316. cleaning. 649-22570. New Orleans 22 24 .478 5 ^ ^u^aliera 96, Pacers 92 Ron Nivison 203-554, John SALES - Earn $4-$5 per hour. national certification. All room, three bedrooms, Cleaners, mornings, 6 a.m. - offered at American Frozen ■•^ experience tune up and engine surgical assisting. Hours 8:30 levels, beginners welcome. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Atlanta 21 26 .447 7 A pair of jump shots by Bingo Kozicki 235-594, Zig Olbert LOST - Calico Cat, female. If you are aggressive and not applianced kitchen, 2 full 10 a.m., 8:30 to 11 a.m., 7:30 Foods, Inc. Join our r "rebuilding. Working in a new a.m. to 12 noon, and 1p.m. - 5 Many extras, Gretchen Van baths,' 2 car garage, lovely Lots-Land lor Sale 24 DRY SEASONED Firewood - Houston 16 28 .364 lOK NBA Smith and a dunk by Jim Brewer 200, Don F erris 207-579, Green Road or East Center a.m. to 11 a.m. Manchester, aggressive Sales Team and — and modern shop. Must have afraid of hard work. Part or p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Why, 647-9751. $27,900 NEW Listing - Cut, split, delivered. All Street area. Family member. decked patio, excellent loca­ Western Conference lifted Cleveland after the Cavaliers Phil B ancroft 204, Brian East Hartford area. Call 649- earn high commission, plus "’’own tools, 40 hour week, all full time^^nings available. 'Thursday and Friday, Apply spacious three bedroom BUILDING LOT *For Sale - hardwood, mostly oak. Call Please call 643-6410. Call 524-1 tion, $49,900. Keith Real Midwest D ivision had blown a 17-point lead. Boyington 204, Carl Ogren 5334. many other beneffts. - fringe benefits and good star- in person after January 28, Ranch. Well kept throughout. Estate, 646-4126. Henry Street. Near schools. 6467905, 6 to 9 p.m, Holland’s 26 points, Scott May's 22 Complete training program '!,"ting pay, For appointment call Suite 203, 191 Main Street, LESSENGER SELLS. 646- W L Pet. GB Trail Blazers 120, Kings 97 211-553. LOST - Black wired haired No brokers. Call 646-4528. and Mickey Johnson’s 20 leading the for those who qualify. Cal! 569- - 6 8 6 ® . Manchester, 646-4797. Schools-Classas 18 8713. NCR CASH REGISTER - Denver 28 Guard Lionel Hollins scored 18 mutt, male. Vicinity of RANCH - Five rooms plus 16 .636 way. 4990. TELEPHONE TIGERS finished attic for child’s play BOLTON - 60 acres of good Reconditioned, with many Chicago 26 20 .565 3 points to lead seven Portland players ST. JAMES- Debbie Swamp Road, Ckiventry. Call CHILDREN TO Babysit in my PART TIME Cashier - wanted MINI FARM - Charming 19th land. Off Route 85, near state totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., David Thompson paced Denver 742-91K, anytime. MANCHESTER ART’S Yes, that’s right, I said FOR THE BEST-Manchester area, wall to wall carpeting, Milwaukee 26 22 .542 4 in double figures for their win over Rozell 142-143-144-429, COUNCIL seeks to fill RN - 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. part ^‘■home for working parents. telephone "tigers.” We are mornings from 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Gymnasstic School. 3 to 5 century four Bedroom living room, dining room, park. For details, call 2263957. with 26 points and Dan Issel added 23. time. Enjoy working with a " Lois McLeod, Hilliard Street, Apply in person, Frank's Colonial. 2 plus acres Philbrick Agency, 6464200. D etroit 19 25 .432 9 the Kings. B ette V ittner 133-140-378, FOUND - gold ring in Coven­ CETA positions with iooking for aggresive per­ pupils per teacher, FREE in­ private rear yard with storage "We didn’t get anything off our skilled and dedicated staff, in "'Manchester. Telephone 646 Supermarket, Manchester. troductory lesson with this ad. bordering giant pond. $49,900. TWO REFRIGERATORS - 1 Indiana 19 26 Lakers 117, Sixers 102 Linda Smith 127, Lois try area, 649-1371. PROJECT ARTS sons who would be in­ shed. $34 500. Philbrick Agen­ .422 9K bench and there weren’t many mis­ a very pleasant atmosphere, "'3386. Call 646-6306, or 6463549. LESSENGER SELLS. 646- cy 6464200. boat, 2 motors, (5 HP and 35 Kansas City 16 30 .348 13 Center Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Erickson 130-351, Sally ENCOUNTER, including with immaculate surroun­ terested in making $4-$5. COUNTER HELP - Part 8713. HP. Also 1 dishwasher. Please sed shots by Chicago,” said Denver LOST - Small Black and tan scored 39 points, grabbed 18 Phillips 125-346, Kathy Director and Performing dings. Please call Doris Blain, "SECRETARY - U w office - per hour on a part or full time. Monday, Tuesday, Business Property 26 call 646-3908. Pacific Division Coach Larry Brown. “They con­ Pug, answers to “Max.” FR E E INSTRUCTION in GLASTONBURY - desirable rebounds, handed off six assists and McConnell 135-346, Lucille Artists. For specific infor- RN, 646-0129. M anchester —requires shorthand, typing time basis. Good pleasant Wednesday, 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. Creative Ceramics. Morning, LAKE FRONT towering four Mlnnechaug area. Raised W L Pet. GB trolled the tempo." Wearing collar and tags. blocked four shots to lead Los Krinjak 125. mation contact Manor Nursing Home, 385 ""hnd computation skills - legal voice required, coupled Also: Some 6 p.m, to 11 p.m, afternoon and evening classes bedroom Contemporary, 2 Ranch set on 3/4 acre. Six MANCHESTER - for sale, ELECTROPHONIC Stereo - 4 Portland 36 8 .818 Andover-Columbla area. Child West Center Street, with desire to make high shifts available. Am>ly Bess fireplaces 2 baths, quality speakers, am/fm stereo In other NBA games. New York Angeles to its fourth straight victory. Manchester Art’s Council, •experience not prerequisite. now forming. Many unusual rooms including fireplace and commercial building and Phoenix 29 15 .659 7 heart broken. REWARD. 742- Manchester. Please send resume to Box earnings. Call now! Don’t Eaton Donuts, 150 Center Ci throughout. A rare find on liquor store. Call for details, receiver, 2 channel and 4 nipped Golden State, 99-97, Detroit 5242. at 649-5281, Extension 285. techniques taught. Call 646 paneled play room. 1 1/2 Seattle 25 21 .543 12 SNOW WHITE- Mary HH, Manchester Herald. let this one get away. Dial Street. 7087. Columbia waterfront $80’s. baths. $47,900. By Owner, no Marion E. Robertson, channel, turntable. $500. Call tipped W ashington, 104-101, MANCHESTER REAL ESTATE Sales - LESSENGER SELLS. 646- 6467884, ask for Ray, Golden State 21 24 Jarvis 132-365, Carol 524-1428 for more informa­ agents please. After 7 p.m. Realtor, 6465953, .467 15V4 Cleveland edged Indiana, 96-92, New MISSING SINCE Saturday, RESIDENCY Lessenger Ompany is looking MANCHESTER - person 8713. Los Angeles L egault 133-131-371, Doris BAKERY PORTER - tion. HANS CHRISTIAN Anderson 6368309. 21 24 .467 15Vk Orleans dumped Boston, 96-91, January 21, 2 year old, light REQUIRED. for one full time agent in our .experienced preferred. Full wanted for snow removal, TWO FAMILY - Main Street, GENERAL ELECTRIC Lebiedz 125, Maureen brown, female, minature Poo­ Montessori School is currently Tuesday's Results (Skl notes] Bolton office. Call Ron, 646- time. Call before noon. hand work, at local apartment accepting applications for Manchester, in business zone Refrigerator - white with Portland routed Kansas City, 120-97, Tomkiel 358. dle. Last seen wearing a New York 99, Golden State 97 8713. Parkade Bakery, 66466^. SECRETARY - to advertising complex. $3.00 per hour. Call enrollment. Ages 2 thru 6, pre­ 3. Ideal for offices, shop, or wood grain handles, $100. peach and white sweater. 6462469. small store. Priced at only Brand new lighti g t green„ Detroit 104, Washington 101 By BILL SACHEREK Weights between 7 and 10 agency copy department. school and kindergarten. EXCELLENT opportunity to BABYSITTER needed for ,;yIMMEDIATE OPENING for Located on Route 44A, Bolton. $47,900. Philbrick Agency, 646 bathroom sink, still in originalIgin Cleveland 96, Indiana 92 Cross wims L E ^ L pounds and about 12 inches Duties Include shorthand Up in the northeast sec­ learn qrholesale hardward working mother, nights. Only a lab technician trainee on our typing, and proofreading. Cali $100-1- WEEKLY. Mailing Cir­ 646-5727. Tuition reduction 4200. carton, $35. Brand1 new lightiig h New Orleans 96, Boston 91 WORCESTER, Masai (UPI) - high. $100 REWARD for Uiose interested in children culars!! Materials supplied. NEW LISTINGS „green bathroom vanity, nity. S'still in tion of Connecticut is business. Good working con­ “-third shift. Applicant must be f®-s. Bloom for an appoint­ available, in exchange for two NOTICE return or information leading carton, $65. Couch, $10.$ r Call Chicago 131, Denver 114 Holy Cross, trailing by 16 points at where the O-HO-HO ski ditions, short hours. 51S-1107. need apply. Call 6464675. a High School graduate and ment, 646-29(X). Immediate income hours of cleaning duties on to whereabouts of the dog. have a strong background in guaranteed! Rush stamped 643-2207, after 6 p.m. Portland 120, Kansas City 97 the half, staged a comeback to defeat area is located in North t o w n o f BOLTON Friday afternoons. 6 room Ranch - 3 bedrooms, fireplace, country Answers to the name, Si-Si. TYPIST/OPERATOR - 8 a.m. WAITRESSES - full time days ""chemistry and math. Apply at addressed envelope: Peal Estate Wanted 28 Los Angeles 117, Philadelphia 102 Boston College 82-76 Tuesday night. OFFICIAL NOTICE Please call 289-9625. IMMEDIATE OPENING in kitchen, family room, 2 car attached garage, new Woodstock. It is a small to 4 p.m. Expansion has and part time nights. Apply in Multi Circuits Incorporated, our maintenance department, Homeworker, 2909 - 3BB WOOD STOVE - Antique. Cast compact area and the snow BOARD OF created an opening for a self erson. Tacorral, 246 Broad “50 H a r ris o n S ti Pinetree, Hernando, Ms. aluminum siding, 10x20 storage shed, 150x275 lot. ALL CASH For your property iron. Cooking top, with Paraonala t r e e t . Hours to be: 2 a.m, to 10 a.m,, is excellent. Here they TAX REVIEW starter type gal. Must type gtreet, Manchester. Manchester. Monday thru Friday. Inside 38632. Route 44, Coventry. $52,500. within 24 hours. Avoid Rm asbestos boards and pipe. The Board of Tax Review of minimum SO wpm and have Tape, Instant Service. Hayes $225. Call 6469776. have 3 rope tows and a T- RUSSELL’S BARBER & and outside maintenance work □ REAL ESTATE the Town of Bolton, (k>nnec- pleasant telephone manner. JOIN THE Human Services Corporation, 646-0131. bar to service 4 slopes and Styling Shop Announces ap­ is required. Contact Multi Cir­ 5 room, 1 car garage. Nice lot. good location: newly Basketball ticut will be in session in the Permanent position for Team - become a homemaker- cuits, 50 Harrison Street, MOLDED FORMICA top and pointments accepted 'Tuesday Two For Her painted inside. Good buy at $33,500. 67 Deepwood paneled bar with two shelves a two trails. Joe Campert Bolton Town Hall, 222 M to n qualified applicant. Hours will home health aide with River Manchester. Homes For Sale 23 SELLING your house? Call us thru Friday, 8 a.pi. to 5:30 Drive, Manchester. P.S. Federal Colonial to be built and four stools. $175. 646-6028. ILLING Rascher (17), Ken Shopp- RENNET is owner and operator of Center Road, on the following include some weekends and East H-HHA &rvices Incor­ first and we’ll make you a p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 on Deepwood Drive $43,900. cash offer. T.J.- Crockett, man (16) and Tom Sapien- the 5-year-old-area. holidays. Company paid porated. Part time work, ASSEMBLERS and Coll COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg Timothy Edwards of Bennet Junior High days during the month of a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 646-6659, benefits and parking. Calf S2^ training provided. Good hour­ Farm, with three story barn. Realtor, 643-1577. za (12) paced F a rr’s. The base lodge is rather February: corner of Oak and Spruce winders - must have finger South Windsor broke open squared its record at 2-2 8960, between 10 a.m. and 3 ly rates and fringes, car es­ dexterity and be capabie of Butler-type building. Power unique as it was built from Street. a close contest in the third yesterday with a 65-58 win Saturday, February 4, 1978, p.m. only, for application. sential. Phone 643-9511. fine work. Will train. Hours plant, and other out buildings, PETERMAN AGENCY 649-9404,646-1171 IMMEDIATE Cash for your BulldlnQ Supplies quarter in taking a 74-54 BUSINESSMEN over J.F. Kennedy of En­ lumber taken from the 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply Able plus Three Lovely Homes. property. Let us explain our INTERESTED in Whalers car ELECTRIC LOW VolUge - Offers invited. B/W Realty fair proposal. Call Mr. NATURAL STONE for decision over Illing Junior Irish Agency whipped field. Bill Anderson had 30 slopes. It is called Oirlst- Wednesday, February 8, 1978, pool? 6464347. Coil and Electronics, Howard Henry (kzyb 649-0061. National Alarm Company Road in Bolton. 647-1419. Belfiore, M7-1413. retaining walls, veneers, High last night. Bob Manchester Police, 94-64, points, Joe Maher 14 and mas Tree Lodge, as one ap­ 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM patios, etc. Pick up by the RIDE NEEDED from Steimat (18) and Craig last night at Illing. Pete Pat McCann 8 and Mike proaches the lodge the Thursday, February 18, 1978, MANCHESTER - Spring MAY WE BUY your home? pound or delivery by the ton. University of Hartford to CARRIER PART TIME and Full time - Lange (13) paced E d w a r£ Denz had 25 points. Bob Oleksinski added solid huge glass window is in the 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM all duties, days and evenings. Street location. Attractive 6 Quick, fair, all cash and no Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, Manchester. Will share problems. Call Warren E. 649-3163. while Paul Peck and Bill Kiernan 24 and Chip defense for the Bears. form of a Christmas tree. Ail persons claiming to be voltage wiring. Join our Apply Rick’s Restaurant, 24 room Connecticut Gambrel e x p e n s e s . T u e s d a y , growing organization in the nestled on a beautiful wooded Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Herlth each had 10 points, Conran, Jim Patulak and The third floor should be aggrieved by the Assessor of Wednesdaj rsday, at 7 NEEDED Willis Street, East Hartford. expanding security industry. Mayberry Village 5664360. lot. Country kitchen, two •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Paul McCluskey 9 and Alex Barry Botticello 10 apiece complete this week. Here the Town of Bolton must p.m. Diane. On the job training. CaU 52^ working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ ••••••••••••••••••••••«••• Aeros score we found the Ted Cox fami­ appear and file their com­ Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Britnell and Jon Dubois 8 for the winners while •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8960, between 10 a.m. and 3 Eaet Hartford Pa r t t im e housekeeper and age. Must be seen. $70’s. R. PAUL J. CORRENTI Household Goods 40 apiece for 1-4 Illing. David Ragonese (19) and ly and the Dutch Fogarty plaint to one of these meetings Help W antad 13 p.m. only, for appUcation. e desk clerk needed at motel. Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, over Quebec or at some adjourned meeting DOG-CAT BOARDING Bud Minor (11) paced the family enjoying the snows Experience not necessary. 6461980, 647-1139. REFRIGERATORS bathing/grooming. Obedience of said Board of Tax Review. SALES POSITION • Straight SECURITY OPERATOR -12 Please eall EASTFROSH . Police. QUEBEC CITY, Quebec to the fullest. Cox is on the Call 5663560 or apply in per: REAL ESTATE AGENCY Washers, ranges, used, protection classes. Complete Dated January 20, 1978 commissions, leads fumishied midnight - 8 a.m. Immediate b a y e 649-0872 son, 393 Main Strert, East HEBRON. Make an offer on guaranteed and clean. New modern facilities. Canine East Catholic freshman (UPI) — In the only WHA Illing faculty. opening for sharp gal with at this spotless seven room Board of too homeowners. Call 242- between 5:30 end Hartford, Conn, (opposite shipment damaged, GE and Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon team evened its mark at 5- JUNIOR game played Tuesday night Head of the ski school is 5402. least two years experience as Pratt i Whitney.) Ranch. Decorator family Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. Tax Review 0:30 or NEEDS Road, Manchester, For reser­ 5 with a hard-fought 53-40 John Kelly (26) and Bill John Tonelli scored two Rick O’Coin of Manchester telephone or answering ser­ room with wood burning P earl and Son, 649 Main vations please call 6465971. John Gleason, stove, two car garage, acre lot Two, Three and Four Family Homes. win over Hartford Public Perry (13) led the NeU to a goals and led the Houston who also teaches at Illing. vice operator, plus telephone HERALD OFFICE WASHMAN IN Laundry - Part Business Opportunitr 14 Street, 6462171. Main Street, Chairman manner a must. Permanent time weekends. Apply . Out of state owner anxious. 643-2171. 56-48 duke over the (Celtics Aeros to a 6-5 victory over The schedule is strange as Buyers Waiting. MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup­ yesterday. Russ Radant Ilvi J. Cannon position for qualified appli­ 647-9947 Meadows Convalescent SMALL ENGINE Service $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and the Quebec Nordiques. it operates from 4 to 9;30 QIMUFED OFFICE pies - AKC. Salt and had 23 points and Kyle last night at the Y. Wayne Jean S. Gately cant. Company paid benefits Home, 333 Bidwell Street. Corporation -expanding dealer Co. Realtors, 6^3661. SEARS PORTABLE DRYER References. Call 289- Ayer 17 for the young Webb and Bruce Ingraham Tonelli scored the win­ p.m. dally when night 03601 POSITION AV/UUBLE and parking, (lall S22-W60, network. No experience HOMES - Harvest Gold. Very good 649^)485, Eagles. had 17 apiece for the Celts. ning goal at 9:41 of the skiing and fulltime during Requirements: typing, between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on­ MANCHESTER Property & necessary. Complete training MANCHESTER - T h ree condition. $75. Call 2894942 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• shorthand, and experience In ,'TM EARNING good money Houses Needed In All Price Ranges. third period when Cam vacations and week endis. ly, for appUcation. ' IJ" ,*^*KNINu g ^ Casualty Insurance Agency program. $500. investment bedroom Duplex in newer 2 anytime. FREE TO GOOD Home - Ught record keeping. •and I m my own ^ s s . You ggjjjj emeriencedm er Secrelarjal family home. Includes AVti Have Buyers With Cash Who Need JV GIRLS Connor look a shot on The Stratton Winter required to start your own Veiy lovable 1 1/2 year old MIDGET LEGAL Excellent fringe benefits. OIL BURNER Service man, can too, by becoming an Avon |jg |. -r" • business. Ideal for retired or appliances and wall-to-wall 2 to 4 Bedroom Homes. OLDER ELECTRIC Stove - East Catholic jayvee Quebec goalie Ken r r- - J . iiciH- Property insurance male ccrossbreed. Medium Action at the Y last night F estival is in full swing and Forty hours a week, Monday Ucensed and experienced, un­ Reiipresentatira. For tletMIs |,acKground helpful. Potential- part time. Details on request. carpeting. Heat not included. works fine, $15. Call 643-6330. giris’ squad remained un­ on size, completely housebroken saw American Legion get Broderick, Ted Taylor ends Sunday. ’The Para-Ski NOTICE through Friday. Salary. Send iforms and transportation how to start a business that ly flexible hours. Apply in Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field $26i monthly. Security and and intelligent. Needs earns . " F^OR SALE beaten with a 61-53 victory past Boland Oil, 27-24, and picked up the rebound and Race will be one of the Resume In care of provided. Good benefits with a Training Division Box 618„ references required. 2 WESTINGHOUSE 22, Side by children’s companionship. TOWN OF BOLTON Manchester Herald, Box G, money. Call children accepted. No pets. over crosstown passed it to Tonnelli atone bigblights. Contestants will steady company. CaU 528-6593 Manchester Herald. Wading River, New York. Manchester Land Zoned Business Side Refrigerator. Asking Must give up - moving soon. Wyman Oil edge F arr’s, 24- TAX COLLECTOR’S 16 B r a ln a r d P la c e , Call 647-9936. Manchester in a scrim­ in front of the net. Savin Fuel Company, East JL 11792. $200. F R E E stove w ith Call 6466294 after 6 p.m. 23. Jim Bosse led Le^on dive from a plane and NOTICE Manchester, Connecticut ' I 2 Over 72,000 Sq. Ft. on Tolland Turnpike | purchase! 643-7893. mage game at Clarke Hartford. with 13 points with Jim parachute to a hilltop Notice is hereby given to the MANY PEOPLE only dream MANCHESTER - Finley Across From Acadia Restaurant. Ideal for f r e e - to good home. 3 yeqr Arena yesterday after­ Paggoll high for Boland target, don skis and rqce taxpayers of the Town of of owning their own business. Street (off East Middle 'Dim- Small Shopping Center. old female, small, jirown, noon. Newspaper with 19 tallies. Mark down a giant slalom Bolton that pursuant to Sec­ Perhaps it’s time for you to ike) New seven room □ MISC. FOR SALE mixed Collie. 646046.. Elast led at the quarter, tion 12-71B of the General pursue that , dream. I have olonial, fireplaced family Walling had 8 for Wyman course. s t e a d y w o r k • Reliable, Please her with this pret- ■“ B BUSINESS 12-9, Manchester at half­ Statutes of the State of over 1,000 businessess (or sale room, three bedrooms 2 1/2 MOVING - Must give away and Dave B og^ 8 for The ski areas nearby are hard worker, who wants CHiMER ty puff-sleeve dress a n d . Production by owners. Many for baths, formal dining room, Articles lor Sale 41 tim e, 22-19, and E ast a t the Connecticut for motor the topping cape. •• one year old, spaded female, F a rr’s. in excellent shape, steady emplovment, good Ui- minimum down. For free basement garage, aluminum OPPORTUNITIES German Shortnair. 872-6982. end of three quarters, SO­ vehicles registered between come. CaU 6284702 between 9- No. 8114 with Photo-” siding and fully insulated. J. ALUMINUM sheets used as East Side Rec play saw Southington, Sundown, Otis Oct. 2, 1978 and June SO, 1977 Guide is in Sizes 1 to Wanted brochure write: Interstate Looking for a Business of your Own. Good with children. SO, Tracy Young had 23 2 only. Hefp Business Marketing, P.O. Box V. Rivosa, Builder, 644-()268 printing plates, .007 thick, Wynuui Oil nip the Celtics, Ridge, Mohawk and that a tax of 81.4 mills laid on years. Size 2 . . . dress, • We May Have Just What You Are points and Sue Dailey 22 for East Hartford, IK yards 45-inch; cape,” 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. after 6 p.m. Ux32”, 25 cents each or 5 for g e r m a n SHEPHARD Pup­ 38-37, and Boland Oil trim Powder Ridge. list of October 1,1976 becomes NOW accepting appUcations __ I______Looking For. Give Us A Call. $1. Phone 6462711. for East while Lynne Sorving — IK yards. . pies - AKC. 10 weeks old. Groman’s, 47-31. Dave ’The pros will be going for due and payable on January 1, for full time employment. • Typing aaaantlal (BO wpm) MANCHESTER - Looking to COLUMBIA Lakefront - Black and tan. Shots started. CaU 5263869 between 9 and 2 Conn. Blvd., Chapal, P alltnu avattahlt (mill * Wright pumped in 26 Callahan (22) and Chris $40,000 in prizes in the 1978. Interest will be charged N. t P.m. to 11 p.m., and 11 Mhnchaatar Conn. 06040 ditioned, with many totals. <“ ). J>«ve Belanger t lS S f the strengths of the various Tax Collector HERALD tains a Bonus Coupon.' required. 206627-0550,206481- eqeh Bide. (^11 Ed Gorman, ■V. 646-5252 seat, saddle seat, and hunt V i pro racers on the circuit. m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, Price , . , $2.04 a copy. Realtor, 8464040. Call after 5:30 p.m.. 2263957. seat. All levels 2n-9617. ‘ (W) >«• Mike EveretUS) Town of Bolton Chestnut Street, 6494519. last night at Illing. Stwe topped Groman’s. i USUBM-J8MSI* See you on the mountain. 414412 ^ Add $2.00 for the New 4 Uve-ln quarters avaUable. SUCCESS IN SEWING. 4 PAGE EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 25, 1978 ACROSS 2 Stir Aniwer to Previous Punie 3 Maws HontM lor Htnt M W antM 10 Nwit 87 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan, 25, 1 9 7 8 - PAGE NINE-B Frank and Emaat Aulomollro Sotwloo 66 Autoffloffv* Sofoho 88 1 Poetic fool 4 Undaveloptd 7 Poetic foot stem WEEKLY SPECIAL. WANTED - working couple " . 13 Mountain 5 Employ ChariM IN-SchulU Carpeted two bedroom with 3 children, woud like 3 phaiunt • More withered MISSING PERSONS all appliances and m ore. Only Dear Abby bodtoom apertment or house 14 Bird home .7 Metric foot 8150 Rental Aaalstora, SMh to rent. ,n e sse esQ, 6461908, 15 More 8 Hail 5645. Smalll fee. Motors Inc. anytime. By Abigail Van Buren boiltroui 9 Wrong (prefix) W«T EX/ICTtY I 18 Pl'orel "Mr." 10 Ancient a n d JU5TASIU)A5 _ J /MUCH FOR IW , c o u n t r V c o t t a g e . AutooFmSoio tl 17 Awiyirom kingdom MEA51/RIN6 THE WIDTH OF / I6NCH2E HIM,/VIAAm .. Secluded two bedrooms on 18 Low ride REPORT ON IMPROVED m/HAT ABOl/T M I 5 5 I N 6 , t h e m 1 1 1ncrease in ( h e HASAONE-TIWCK I a oeag e. Includes appUancea, 20 Shad THE STREET IN FRONT OF 1V74 h o r n e t h a t c h b a c k • Famtar Bender numberi TRAFFIC CONTROL kids and pets welcome. 6 cylinder, standard. 58JI00 21 Safety agency OUR SCHOOL A T R IC K MY RULER? /HIND! H 6»5 n o t P iR f N O I 8200. Rental Aasistora, 12 Captulet RAN OVER tI hE RULER... miles. Asking 81650. CaU 6 » (abbr.) 10 Stinging 9646. SmaU fee. 6130, after 5:30 p.m. ^ Maimar. ' 23 Scale note 31 Small bit iniect ON au . CYL|NDeR5, I DEAR ABBY: You oftdn use the term ’’compulsive 24 Roilni 22 Each 35 Of an artery 43 Deceit TOLLAND - Nine rooms, four rautt mivici o m t . houm im VEGA Hatchback - GT overeater. What’s the difference between someone who 25 See 24 Manatee (2 38 Proviso 45 Put forth bedrooms, newer Raised j J S t n S S S * ™ MON.-nM. SM-SWt 27 Length EITHER. * 5M el. Automatic transmis­ i w i u n . doesn’t have any wUl power and a compulsive overeater? wds.) 37 British 47 To be (Fr.) Ranch for rent. Available im­ sion, power steering. ■ATUnOAV SW0-1IWS 30 Author bevoriga 50 Broke bread LOVES TO EAT 26 New England mediately, singles acemted. Excellent condition, Flaming university 39 Pert ol the 51 Accelerate a Z f 872-3090, 8 7 9 ^ , 871-7tW. nsaaonable. Please call 746 32 Biblical ' mouth motor DEAR LOVES: Do you eat when you’re not hungry? 28 12, Roman 9672. character 29 Too much (Fr.) 40 More equal 53 Night (Lai) Do yon go on eating for no apparent reason? 33 Inventor VERNON - Four room Ranch, A ufos F o r Solo 41 Bothersome 54 Drink slowly 67 Metoreyefes-Bfeyefes 84 Do you have feeUngs of guilt after overeating? 1 child, no pets, large yard, 1073 OPEL MANTA - 4 Whitney I 2 3 4 S 8 Bl-Focals — By Ruth Marcus H c jw a x s ' j i x i R B U T M V M O T H B 2 (5 B E g > / lO O K I N a 8265 monthly. Including neat. cylinders. Good condition. Do you give too much time and thought to food? 34 Olympic to II IS 1971 CAMARO - Excellent 1975 CB 506T Motorcycle -1,- RAMIC/ UKE WEU-.AAOSr IN w e vE u-cw R-v^es 742-6736. Do you look forward to the time when you can binge board (abbr.) I3 Automatic. |169S, or beat condition. 82200. One owner 900 miles. Showroom condi- XajRBAJHERfe O F l i s U K E U N P 0 Z "DI\GRC& LAWVB^S.* offer. CaU 87MW . alone? 35 Receive car. 1973 Grand Torino Uon. 8650 firm. Call 872-9254, 38 Plus IS THIS IS SO ^^EWBBAJZD? IT... NEED HELP? Rental Wagon. Excellent condition. Do you plan these secret eating hinges ahead of time? after 6. 4t Telephone rod PRETTY- Assistors has bouses in all 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - 8 im . 6461060, or 6464866. Do you eat sensibly before others, but overeat when 17 18 areas, sites prices. Many V-8, 400 engine, 4 barrel, alone? 42 For aiample SHALLX (abbr.) 2t 22 Welcome children, pets and power steering, power brakes, 1977 FORD LTD H staUon Comporo-TroHoro , Is your weight affecting the way you feel about yourself? T students. Over 700 vacancies air conditioning, excellent 44 Flutter BOY IT ? ^ \ wagon. Power steering, power h m iU o Homes 65 Have you ever vowed to diet for a week, but given up 25 28 dally. Rental Assistors, 236 running condition. 8890. Call 46 Period in brakes, radio, rear speiikers, „ after tw o days? 1?’ V s NICE.aARA,BUr 5646, small fee. alter 600, 5266294. ARE YOU SeUing your mobile hiitory 30 31 1 tinted glass, low mileage, Do you eat to make yourself feel better when you have 1 home? Buyers wailing. Please 47 Water (Fr.) h r n DOHfr\t)U>^LREADY excellent condition, asking problems? 48 River in the 33 WHAT A DEAL • spacious 1966 RAMBLER - 8450. caU Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- 85200. 7467967 or 742-5036. Have you avoided seeing a physician because you’re four bedroom on acreage. Mechanically.excellent. Atony 8260389. 35 36 \ ^ HflWEARXXETBOOK^ 1 j j* . afraid he’ll put you on a diet? 49 English Kids, pets, and singles new parts. Call 649-5174, 1976 CHEVROLET Chevette - welcome. For details, call evenings 5 til 7, Saturday all Have you put off buying clothes because you’re ashamed dynssty 41 W f* 2 door hatchback, 160occ 1968 international - 52 Demented Rental Assistors, 2365646, day. Pickup, with Camper body. of your weight? engine, 4 speed transmission, 65 Food sampler 46 47 small fee. Veery scarce model! Only How did you score? If you answered “yes" to three or ^ 1 ^ am/fm radio, full wheel 56 Idle 1; ' C M i r l . \ CAMARO, 1972, smaU V-8, all more of the above questions, you are either a compulsive 49 A ' \ - x s A ntlq u or 48 Roofflt for Roflt 5 2 Aportmonlt for Root 58 Aportmonto For Ron! 53 covers with whitewall radial 81095. Manchester Plymouth, 57 Coat arm 50| S> il3 flMAACUKU f " . AVAILABLE NOW - lovely 2 pow er, 81600. P on tiac Le tires. Excellent condition and Route 83, Talcottville, Conn. eater or on your way to becoming one. bedroom with garage and 58 Very skillful 59 WANTED. Antique fumiture, MANCHESTER - Mqin M ANCHESTER - 6 room ALL U n U T IE S paid - in­ Mans Coupe, 1974, $2000. 876 economical, 82400. 6464395. 6462706. What can you do about it? I recommeud Overeaters yard for children and p ^ , 7842 or 816«76. glass, pewter, on Street. Three-room apart­ Colonial. Three bedrooms, full cludes carpeting, washer, Anonymous—a great group of loving, caring people. No 57 only 8170. Rental Assistors, DOWN Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer other antique ment, heated, hot water, basement, will rent month to dryer and lots of extras. Just TWO VEHICLES for Sale - MANSFIELD - Adults and “ dues, no humiliation and loU of understanding, friendly 2365646, smaU fee. 1989 PLYMOUTH Suburban Harrison, i appliances, parking, no pets. month. Also three bedroom 8185. Rental Assistors, 236 1973 Ford Country Squire. Air retired - Newport “56612” people Just like yourselfl D" station wagon ■ good tires, 1 Aleut's home (NfWSFAPFR {NT{RPRiSE ASSN| Security. 5»7047. apartment available. Call 5646, small fee. conditioning, radio, Cruise- two bedrooms, bathroom, For information about the chapter nearest you, write to: YOU SEE THIS? VOU THINK I'M ^ good battery, good I LIKE STUART'S ^ BUT HIS M 'W l\ THE PACK RAT ■ AnUques & today. Blanchard & Rossettd, KEEP SMILING Control, radial tires. 8595. living room, kitchen and Overeaters Anonymous, P.O. Box 6428, Torrance, Calif. IT'S A CHESS- DUMB/ WELL, I'M LIGHT. Housekeeping room, 6462482. condition, 815 ENTHUSIASM.' SINCERITY , Coilectabies. ^ n Sundaysdays 12 f i r s t f l o o r - deUghtful 2 Scout, with 4-wheel drive, and dining area, refrigerator and “ 90504. Please enclose a long, stomped, self-addressed BCARP/ GONNA LEARN HOW to 5^40 Fiora Hoad, off Route fully furnished. Stove, bedroom in nice area. Has KEEP HAPPY plow. 8795. Call Ab. Roth, 646 range. Storm windows, utUlty SOMETHING 1972 M AVERICK 2 door. envelope for a reply- 85, Bolton. refrigerator and linens TWO, 2W room apartmaits. dining room and appliances, building, porch, skirting, aw- Win at Bridge TO PLAY CHESS/ ELSE > ol White with black interior, 'X prirovlded. 801 Main Street, Main Street. Heat, hot water, only 8160. Rental Assistors, ninv window air conditioner. FOR RENT - the " L " of circa DEAR ABBY: What is your opinion of a therapist who WANTED - Furniture, old MlManchester. 649-9879. appliances. Security, 2365646, small fee. economical 6 cylinder, 1970 LINCOLN Contlnentol - 4 . Jensen’s Inc. Call Mrs. 1800 Federal Colonial. Coun­ automatic transmission, .. asks his patients to tell their troubles to a machine? toys. Bisque , steins, rderences, lease. Call after 6 try setting on 1 acre of plea­ door. Clean. Must sell! g, 26 Old Wood Road. 426 Disappearing trump trick WOMAN SEEKING woman to radio white walls. Nice clean g ' ^ Yes, it’s true! I went to a psychologist whh calls himself a clocks, swords, guns. Outright p.m., 646-3911.______KIDS AND PETS welcome - sant rural atmosphere. 2 Relocating. 81200. Call 646 1786 or Mr. Olson, Hartford, excellent running car. 81495, “doctor,” and he asked me if I had equipment at home to to hearts and South Won with purchase or consignment. (%1I share home. Room and board, move immediately. Includes bedrooms upstairs, large eat- 6842, after 5:30 p.m. 247-5209. SIX ROOM Duplex - Modem compare anywhere. Suburban 644-8962. including meals. Located on ees and large yard. in Knotty pine country make and play back tape recordings because that’s tho NORTH 1125 dummy’s queen. Declarer bath, kitchoi. Garage. Close Motors, SO Tolland Turnpike, " latest thing in counseling. quickly captured the next bus stop. 940 per week. 643- .40, Rental Assistors, kitchen, living room, washer Trueko lor Solo 62 NEW YEARS Resolution * A to 7 5 to High School. Two children 6462076 Open 9-8 p.m. Q 9 3 five tricks: ace of spades, 7921. dryer hook ups, provisions for Plaza homes will not he un­ He says 1 should make a tape of what I want to say, and : m axim um , no pets. 1245. S , smail fee. 1969 GMC 14 foot box truck A942 low spade ruffed in declar­ wood burning stove, “ mud dersold. Our prices can’t be - he will make a tape of his reactions, and we can both play 1973 AMC SPORT-ABOUT <6 A 5 er’s hand with the seven, PLEASANT ROOM for Lease and security. 6^7268. room ” porch, 8205. per month, with v ^ good tuck away lift beat. New 14 foot wldes. them when we have time and are in the mood. Wantwf to Buy 49 Wagon. Nice blue finish with WEST working gentleman. Kitchen ONE BEDROOM Apartment - gate. Excellent motor and Choose of two or three ' Is he some kind of nut? Or are machines now replacing EAST king of diamonds, ace of plus utilities, security ana wood grain siding and luggage *943 privileges, parking, near bus THREE BEDROOM apart­ with appliances, heat, hot tires, call d m 6463886 after 5 bedrooms, from 810,900. Come - doctors? * KQJB diamonds, last spade ruffed ciiHbUt«.>ic,tMii»n5.f« m. WANTED - Old bookcase and references. 6466467 days, 646 Y J to 8 2 Une, references required. 647- ment near hospital. water, 1/2 garage, and use of rack. Thrifty 6 cylinder, p.m. 647-9673. in and com pare. O ver 25 A 54 with the eight of clubs. kerosene lamp. 644-OW. 4456 after 6 p.m. APPALLED ♦ Q876 Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence 9033. References, lease, sectuiity attic for storage. Available automatic transmission, homes to ctioose froom J to The players were each <6 32 4QJ64 required. $235. per month. Afr. February 1st. monthly, radio, 81795 bank terms 1970 FORD EconoUne 200 - Priced from 81,495. Many set : down to four cards. East had FOUR ROOM house with arranged. Suburban, 50 , DEAR APPALLED: Telling one’s troubles to a machine SOUTH JUST T PONT WORRVl IT’S ALMOST ROOM FOR RENT - to MacKenzie, Philbrick Agen­ lease, security, and Low mileage. Set up as a up, ready to Uve in. ExceUent his original four clubs. North T 9 IT DOWN.EASVl HAVE A CI9AR: B -B U T 1 RATHER fireplace, located in secluded DON’T l e t \ TOO FANTASTIC TO SSLIBVE.., WOULDN’T DREAM responsible female student. cy, 6464200. references. Adults only, no Tolland Turnpike, - could have its advantages for those who are too inhibited * 6 2 had two low diamonds and setting of Coventry. Available camper. Best offer. Call 646 financing available. Open VARNUM BUT IT SURE COULD EXPLAIN 'NOTHAHKSl " THOUSHT YOU’D OF eUMINS YOU pets. D ^s, call 646-4144, ask Manchester. to speak frankly to a therapist. But since you’re “appalled" K76 the A 5 of clubs. West had the Privacy, kitchen privileges. March 1. References and 7907, ask for Bob. Monday through Saturday, KNOW I I HIS SODDEN DESIRE TO MLLl . CO M E TO m a k e tWTH BUSWBSS, MANCHESTER - Three room tor Mr. Cartwright. Evenings, by W a method, tell your doctor, and if he refuses to treat K53 of diamonds and the 3 2 M B A P R O P ­ Garage available. 647-9751 deposit required. Call 647-9615 Sunday by appointment only. Q 8 TOLD ^ ^ VARNUMI AFTER 1972 OLDS VISTA Cruiser - 9 yon in person, tell him you prefer a therapist who will. A: K to 9 8 7 OSITION,.. , □ RENTALS after 8:00 p.m. furnished efficiency apart­ after 5 p.m., call 6462207. 1974 FORD - EconoUne Van, Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur of clubs. South had the five VOU! Aa.YOUR MAIN alter 4 p.m. passenger wagon. One owner, ment. $160 monthly. No heat wiUi automatic transmission. Cross Highway, BerUn ’Turn­ of diamonds and the K 10 9 of in t e r e s t NOfN IS Aportmonto For Root 53 or utilities. Call 646-5200. FIVE ROOM Modern apart­ loaded, factory air. Beautiful Special at n895. Manchester pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-828:0369. CONFIDENTIAL TO R. B. G.: In American courts, a clubs. Room lor Rom 52 well kept auto, will sacrifice Vulnerable: Both, Dealer: ment. Appliances, all ORhoo-Storoo lor Rom 55 Plymouth, Route 83, Talcott- , man Is innocent until proved guilty. Surely every child has North, Opening lead: Jack South led the losing dia­ WE HAVE customers waiting MANCHESTER - newer three carpeting, 8220. Married cou­ because of mileage. 81495. ville. Conn. 6462708. 1973 CHEVROLET CAMPER ' the right to the same consideration from his parents. of hearts. mond from his hand which WANTED - Retired or This is the buy of the year. for the rental of your ap^- bedroom duplex 1 1/2 baths. ple, no pets. 649-8350. ATTRACTIVE Four room of­ deluxe special. Electronic was won by West with the matured gentleman to room Must be seen and driven. West North East South ment or home. J.D. Real appliances, carpeting, |2M fice. Ground level, central brake for trailers, new queen. But East, down to and board. Use of TV and Suburban, 50 Tolland Turn­ 1 e Double 2 * Estate Associates, Inc. 64^ monthly plus securir “ FOUR ROOMS 2nd floor. location, professional Motoroyeloo-Bleycloo 84 transmission, new front end, nothing but trump, had to kitchen. Call 742-5066. pets. 6461771. pike, 6462076. Pass Pass Pass 1980. Close to Main Street, bus line. building, parking and utilities. new brakes, new u-jolnts, fog ruff his partner’s good trick 8200 monthly and security. CCall 6462865. lights, driving lights, air with the four. East now was THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - LOOKING for anything in real MANCHESTER / East Hart­ 6465096 after 6:30 p.m. 1974 PLYMOUTH FURY 3 - end played. If East led the horns, stacks. Needs paint, By Oswald Jacoby Q Birch House Women. Central­ estate rental - apariments, ford Town Line - Remodeled 2 two door hardtop. One owner ★ ★ or J from his hand South 5,000 SQUARE Feet - Prime 82500. 644-8106, Greg. Astro-graph and Alan Sontag ly located. Downtown factory air, must be seen and HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 homes, multiple dwellings, no bedroom apartment. Half of 2 ANDOVER - One bedroom retail space. Main Street. WlU would play his nine, win with Manchester. Kitchen driven. Immaculate 81595. FX-1200 - Built Iw factory fees. QiU J.D. Real Estate family. Included appliances. Apartment. 8143 per month. sub-divide to suit. Adjacent to 1957 VW VAN • Built as By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Declarer probably should the ace in dum m y and privileges. Cali 649-2358. Super buy. Suburban, SO engineer. Branch beads, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 3200 monthly. Paul W. All electric and appliances. Purnell Parking Lot. 6461442. Camper. Rebuilt motor. Good have been in a notrump, finesse East’s remaining Alley Cop — Dave Graue Tolland Turnpike, Barnett clutch, aluminum Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Call 649-0481, alter 3:30. condition. 8200. Call part-score contract, but he trump honor. LADIES ONLY - Furnished MANCHESTER two bedroom Manchester. rocker rollers, Mlkuni car­ bid his club suit over the If East leads his low club, buretor, balanced blue printed after 5:30 p.m. everyone at home divided and rooms. Community kitchen renovated apartment within MANCHESTER - Main FOUR ROOM apartment - I t o f f takeout double and everyone declarer wins with the nine ( •THArSOUNOO motor, transmission. 871-2511. nothing can be settled anyway. and bath. All utilities in­ walking disUnce to down­ Street, 2 and 3 room apart­ newly decorated, Mayberry 1969 CHRYSLER NEWPORT passed. and takes the last two tricks V KINO ------cluded, near bus line and OFFICE SPACE CANCER (June 21-July 22) town. ^ includes heat, hot ment, heated, hot water, Village. No appliances, no - 4 door, good solid transporta­ Automothro Sorwieo 66 Match your language to the The bidding left a good with the A K. East in effect, stores. Call after 5 p.m. 644- water, stove, and appliances, parking, no pets pets, securi^, lease, bus line, FOR RENT tion. Automatic transmission. ^ i t QOfffflbda^ gravity of the situation today. If deal to be desired, but South had taken no trump tricks on 0383. Security. 5267047. Power steering, 8795. Subur­ refrigerator. Call 646-0090. near store. 8160 monthly. 289- 250 square feet, center of ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Jan. 21,1(78 you use oral overkill, you'll redeemed hlmsetf. His play this hand. He had sim ply 5050. Mancbater. air conditioning and ban, 50 Tolland Turnpike. sun specialists, factory accomplish only your own would be nothing short of ruffed his partner’s winner TRIUMPH 1978 Bonneville tJnIque or unusual types of parking. Call 60-9551. trained, one day service, 114 downfall. magnificent. and his seemingly impregn­ 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and business ventures will capture 1 9 7 4 HORNET Hatchback, six Blast Main Street, Rockville'. LEO (July 23-Aug.22) If you're South won the opening able trump holding had rack. 81,750. 2 8 9 ^ . your fancy this coming year. II cylinder, standard transmis­ 871-1617. buying merchandise at a Could be something new that heart lead with the king and crumbled. BUSINESS & SERVICE sion, good condition, 82000, strange place, check the bill led a low heart to dummy’s (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. I Autos F o r Solo 67 Vou will create the market for. carefully before you pay. Call after 6 p.m. 646-5681. Auloa F o r Solo 81 Autos For Solo •AQUARIUS (Jan. 26Fsb.1() nine, which was taken by (For a copy of JACOBY MOD­ 83 Someone may be trying to East’s ace. ^erbal agreemeriis are not chisel a few cenfs. ERN. send St to: "Win at Jlkely to count tor much today East returned the king of Bridge," care of this newspa­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) Look spades, which declarer al­ Hn business. It you want ft to out (or a sharpie today who will per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Tstick, you'd belter get It In tell you how to reap some lowed to win. East switched Station. N ew York, N. Y. tOOtO.) writing. Having trouble select­ windfall profits. His operation ing a career? Send lor your Isn't the kind you'd want to be ■Berry’s World' copy of Aslro43raph Letter by Involved in. DIRECTORY mailing 50 cents for each and a The Flintstonaa — Hanna-Barbera Productions LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.23) If WINTER CLEARANCE SALE jong, self-addressed, stamped Sorticos Oltorod you're going to speak of some­ 31 Services Offered 31 Services Offered 31 BulltUng-ConlroeUng 33 •envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O one who's not there, speak f o x 489, Radio City Station, well of him. If you derogate a WHEN VOU SOLD US J i.Y . 10019. Bo sure to specify I WILL CLEAN Your home or person who can't answer, It OUR cAr , didn't LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - Jfour birth sign. you suakanteeto . apartment. References. Call New homes custom built, -180 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM - may boomerang. INCOME yiS C E S (Feb.26March 20) It's replace AwyTHlNSri between 9 and 4, 644-9049. remodeled, additions, rec SCORPIO (Oet.24-Nov.22) rtaler not to rely on others who Read the Instructions today rooms, garages, kitchens fa y they'll get something lor remodeled bath tile, cement before you try to assemble TAX ^ou or open doors today. Use something you've bought. work. Steps, dormers. THE WHITE STUFF your own contacts or ability. Pointing-Poporing 32 Plunging In blindly could end in Residential or commercial. y R IE S (March 21-Aprtl 19) Co- chaos. Call 6464291. rivorkers could be more of a SERVICE PAINTING - Interior andd SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.21) Jhindrance than a help today, Don't build your hopes today exterior, paperhanging, y e very careful that you don't excellent work. References. ALL TYPES OF Carpenter on circumstances beyond your work - Ceramic tile, hung •fall heir tp their mistakes. Free estimates. Fully In­ control, or not in accord with DIRECTORY ceilings, plumbing and elec­ yAURUS (April 26May 20) A your Ideals. Take the safe and sured. Martin Mattson, 646 ■person who is Introduced to 4431. tric. Richard Young, 6461975. moral route. jyou as a friend ol a.friend ol CAPRICORN (Oeo.22-Jan. 19) NEWTON SMITH i lyours may be traveling under You could possibly repeat a ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax QUALITY PAINTING and Salse colors. Check her out pattern today that has led to INCOME T M service. Tax returns done in Pa^er Hanging by WilUs Remoddeling, Repairs,. Rec I^fo re you get too involved. mistakes in the past. The leop­ cdtimaiLNiKn the privacy of your home. Call hultz. Rooms. No Job too small. Call Born Loser — Art Sansom 33EMINI (May 21-Juna 20) This ard doesn't change Its spots — tor txpwt Ti» rrapwMton 871-1781 for appointment. references. M63144. ris no day to resurrect an old o m c i : the end result will be the same. glomestic problem. You'll have (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) SSS C«ntw St, UinohMtor HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch ELECTRICIAN Joseph Mwelmtot Numbw; Dumas - New homes, old ■ painted for 8150-8200 by ZZS-S071 homes, all types of wiring. V® 197BbyNEA.)nc INCOME TAX PREPARA­ Scheduling now. Professional :Bugt Bunny — Halmdahl and Stoffal Electrical im ^ v e m e n t and TION - Experienced. At your considers any Job. 2869287, evenings or weekends, Don. repair work. Fully licensed, INCOME TAX Preparation - home------service. *i.i;>™iiaure.Reasonable free pricing. 6465^. Experienced, personal ser- Call Walt Zlngler for appolnt- XINX)6U.MI6 Ca THIS SANDWICH "Hey, Buddy, didn't I see you in vice at your home - Dan ment. 646-5346. J.P. LEWIS A SON - Interior CAFETERIA ■ TE R R I B L E / _ ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’?" Mosler, 6463329, or 525-8283. and exterior painting, MEANS GREENSTUFF paperhanging and M IN E, TOO!, remodeling. Fully insured'. Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick SEEMS QUITE 6469658. RooBng-SIdlng-Chlmnoy 34 INEDIBLE. CAM TREE Service - Free es­ EXPERT FURNITURE N’;' >. . i • K 0KAY-~A7 , 2 WN’T timates, discount senior reflnishing and antique PAPERHANGER BIDWELL Home Improve­ BUYNOKJ BLAME IT COULD BETtlATsUVyiTU citizens. Company restoration. Free estimates. Painter - Desires work. ment Co. Expert Installation < COMEDIANY US IF RAYED CARPS WiTrt THE Manchester owned and E. Loveland, 6 4 l h ^ . Reasonable rates, no Job too of aluminum siding, gutters 4 operated. Call 6461327. ^OMEBOPV THE BILL |AST TIME MTU WERE HERE! small. Call 6465017. All work and trims. Roofing installa­ PHONED ^ guaranteed. O' c o l l e c t o r s THE ONLY THINS HESAW UGHT HAULING - Pick up tion and repairs. 604495,876 MARTHA WILL CARE for children in 9109. FOUND OUT’, a f t e r you m m t h e and delivery. Attics, cellars, AN’ tTIP A "lOl/RE BtCK my state licensed home, any garages cleaned. Painting GEORGE N. CONVERSE - LAST POT w s AN OPEN age. 646J776. ^ SFOOH IN TOWN WINDOW AND A SWINGIN' done. Your firewood split. 646 Painting and Papeitangj SPECIALIZING cleaning and I Call between 5-9 p.m. 643^ repairing chimneys, roofs, ACT.' CURTAIN ON THE Heathcliff . f i r e E S C A P E ' DRIVEWAYS Snowplowed - new roofs. Free estimates. 3o INCOME TAX preparation at Reasonabble rates. No job too Years Experience. Howley, however, r ( I see what smaU. Con 6466797, anytime. yo'OUT home, eimierienc^. Dan 6434361. M(losler, 646330 or 526820. WOULDN'T / V VA MEAN/ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOFER WILL InstaU roef PREVENT CHIMNEY fires VINYL REPAIR - We can fix BirikUng-Controetlng 33 siding or gutters for low dla- Professional chimney sofas, chairs, cars etc. No count price. CaU Ken at 847- cleeoVg. I46«n. ' need for expensive WES ROBBINS carpentry 1566. recovering. 5665878. remodeling specialist. Ad­ BRICK, BLOCK,, Stone ditions, rec rooms, dormers, THE SNOW CAME - THE CARS STAYED ^replaces, concrete. built-ins, bathrooms, Chiim in r e p ^ . No Job too KEEP SMILING kitchens, 60-3446. W « want to nfiako up for loot timo — 8o...W o’ro offoring our smaU. Save. CoU 644-056 for HooUng-Plumblng 38 estimates. KEEP HAPPY CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Homes AddiUons, Repairs. SEWERLINES, sink lines, uX r '^HATES CablneJs. CaU Gary Cushing LOWEST PRICES plua cleaned with electric cutters, ^ L 0 N 6 REWEAVING bums, holes. MGN PAINTING - menus and 3462009. ’ '-iwuuw, ^ professionals. McKlmiey 6QQP BYES'- nmbreUas repaired. decorative lettering. /- i 5 " w os. Sewage Disposal Com­ V shades Venetian Reasonable rates. CaU 646 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY pany, 648i3o6. 10,000 S&H STAMPS blinds. Keys. ’TV for rent. 6784. Carpmtry and general c o 6 ------Marlow’s, 887 Main St. 646 ¥flthwim thomo Purohaaopuronaao ofoi any Nownow or Uaaduaad CiCar ^hort RIbe - Frenk Hill 9211. tracting. R esidual and NO JOB ’TOO Small - Toilet WILL BABYSIT your children commercial. Whether It be a repaira, plugged drains, Purchasad During Thia Salo. — Umh9d Tlm§ Oall — u k b - V d o n 'Y a He THAT^. W/SHYOO COULD HAILSTONES COST LM in o n ^ repair Job, a custom my BtgUia home, between 6 kitchen faucets replaced, s i S a t / m h c e u p a m EXTKA.WHITP BYE5-' ODD JOBS DONE • CeUars, built home or anything in repaired. Rec rooma, leg cuSe. attics, garages, yards between, caU 6461179. baUiroom remodeUng, heat cleaned, moving, triKking. modernisation, etc. Free Loom fo r sale. Lawn service.' CARPENTRY A Masonry - 4461. Eirtlmate |dven. M A M No Job too big or smaU. 966 Additions and remodeling. PlumbliM AHsaOiig. 6461871. Free estimates. CaU Anthony /MORI ENTIRE HOME cleaned. SqulUacote, 6460611. FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum* Preparing foods for small h in g . R e p a i r s ' a n d COMPLETE CARPET A ’TUe dfamiBr jMhles, Hors d’ Oe^ c a r p e n t r y - Rspalra, Remodeling. Faucets, Installaation and repairs. vres, etc. For furtoer iidor> H WISH He W DUt9NYliMiaM)8/' remadeUag, addlUona, gar- vanities, hot water heaters. Free Mtimatas. CaU ftit, at niMfoa. please caU: 1762141, agea, ^ 1m . caU David Prannt sendee, on emergen- 6468746, after 5 p.m. 171-1211. 315 CENTER ST., M ANCHESTER,CONN.* Phono 643-5135 Paltla, 646im . cIm Tm ^TOM. * v> i ■PAGE TEN-B__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Jan. 2r>. 1978

Bugs combat tumbleweed (^*** —n*” citizens By WALLY FORTIN wnHwnrwwniir > Hi! Well It sure felt good to be able < RIVERSIDE. Calif. (UPI) - southeastern Russia and western seeing some colorful slides about we will register for an aftemoon’at Outside today tablish colonies. to say we are open for programs and Hawaii, which at this time of the For Tumbling tumbleweeds, the rolling Siberia but seldom does it grow as the Shrine Circus in the Hartford Ar­ Cloeden. an entomologist in the still good to see a few members were able year Would help warm us up a bit; in Heavy rain likely this afternoon and .shrubs that add a touch of color to large as it does in the United States. mory on ’Thursday, Feb. 16, ’The prfce unusual field of biological weed con­ to participate. Homo Delivery tonight,,causing local flooding of roads western movies, have Jtecome such a Tumbleweed seed came into South spirit, at least. Betty Intagliata will is $3.25 per person. Remember that trol. says it is a science for patient Parking was a little tough but at be Our pilot and I’m sure you’ll enjoy and paved areas. Continued windy and nuisance that scientists are adding we register on a first come basis add, Phone 647-9946 mild. Lows tonight in the 40s. Rain en­ Dakota in shipments of flax seed in people. least it provided a chance to get out this trip to Hawaii. two new insects to this continent in the early 1870s. By the latter part of of the house for a while. although we do not start signing you ding Thursday morning but continued hopes of controlling them. "The rule of thumb is. that it's a Pinochle up until around 8 a.m., we have no mostly cloudy, windy and mild; highs that century it was reported as a pest seven-to-10 year period between Last week we were open on Dr. Dick Goeden of University of in 16 states and 13 Canadian Here at the center, we had 36 ‘ control as to who arrives a lot ealier. around 50. National weather map on saying let’s go to work on a weed and Thursday for our meal and Fun Day page 7-B, California at Riverside is doing some provinces. entertainment. Our own members players for our Monday afternoon However, in this case, seat position delicate tinkering with nature, but he The control project was started by the effective esablishment of insect pinochle games and the winners doesn’t mean too much because it’s predators and parasites," he said. presented a couple of skits that were .says insects may someday replace the Department of Agriculture provided by Celeste King and the were: Ed Scott, 747^ Michael only a 15-minute ride to the Hartford Scientists found the two insects — Armory. A person can sign up for tractors and herbicides in controlling biological control laboratory in afternoon ended with more fun lear­ Haberem, 719; John Phelps, 880; Bob plant pests. the stem-borer and the leaf-miner — Schubert, 663; Olive Houghtaling, only two people and we will not take Albany. Calif. The bugs were shipped in Pakistan. The bugs were tested ning the Virginia Reel. The tumbleweed, or Russian this­ to Goeden who began efforts to es- During thp afternoon we beard that 661; Grace Windsor, 657; Bea Cor­ registration over the phone until we there and then transferred here. Now give everyone a chance to sign up in tle. grows across a wide band of Mae Martin and Harry Mahoney, mier, 650; Fritsy Wilkinson, 646; Roy the stem-borer is regarded as, Durey, 640. person. Council gives mayor a $3,000 raise both at the Manchester Manor, are "established." here, meaning it has Also for any new folks who wish to just getting over the flu. Also, Adele Shrine Circus survived for at least three go on our trips, we start from the Heart defect repairs generations. Rege and Irvin Kirpens are now A reminder that this coming Mon­ By GREG PEAR.SO^ asked Blackstone if he would accept recuperating at the Vernon Manor. day morning starting around 8 a.m. Senior Center and back at the center, a raise. The leaf-miner was only recently with no stops along the way. Herald Repiirler colonized. But the stem-borer is Charles Tarpinian is undergoing sur­ Overtime The East Hartford Town Council A couple of Democratic members done without surgery already at work chomping into gery at the Manchester wmorial Tuesday night approved an ordinance said that the question was inap­ tumbleweeds in select locations in Hospital. propriate, but Blackstone responded NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI) School sets open house that will increase the mayor’s salary Six of Rashkind’s young patients Southern California. Arizona. Idaho Fun Day The Blue Shutter Play and Learn by $3,000 to $29,250. by saying, "I’d be very glad to accept — By running a miniature um­ had what physicians call an atrial and Nevada. designed to allow a blend of guided accounts a raise. 1 wish it were $6,000.” Speaking of ’Thursday, tomorrow School, a preschool for 3- to 5-year- and independent activities in various The vote was taken following some brellalike apparatus through a vein septal defect. A child with this con­ Part of the long process involves Councilman William Dailey Jr. to the heart, cardiologists have come dition is born with a hole in the wall will be a big day for us. In the mor­ olds, will have an open house rooms. discussion by council members and a two or three years of tests in the ning, along with our' beginners and Thursday from noon to 2 p.m. and half-hour public hearing on the moved that the raise be approved. up with a way to repair some heart of tissue that divides the upper The state licensed school meets bugs native land to make sure they advanped ceramics class, we start Feb. 26 from 2 to 4 p.m, at Trinity Monday, Wednesday and Friday refunded proposal. The six Democratic council “This raise does not seem to be out defects in children without open chambers of the left and right sides of line with what other towns our size heart surgery. will not attack useful plants. Dr. our social dancing class. Lee and Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack from 9 to 11 a.m. or noon to 2 p.m., members voted in favor of the raise. of the heart. Lloyd Andres of the USDA said it was St. The East Hartford Town Council pay the mayor," he said. Dr. William Rashkind of Beverly Burton will start things off and is taught by its directors and Tuesday night approved the transfer The three Republicans voted against The new procedure also has been determined first that the two insects Another Democratic councilman. Children's Hospital of Philadelphia with a beginners class at 10 a.m. and Interested parents and children are teacher aides. of funds to pay for overtime expenses used twice to correct a condition would not attack sugar beets and Henry Genga, compared the increase an advanced class at 10:45 a.m. ’Then welcome to visit the school and apply Further information is available by in the Police and Fire Departments. The public hearing included a told an American Heart Association called patent ductus arteriosus. spinach, close cousins of the the mayor has received since 1969 — after a baked stuffed Manicotti for mid-year registration or calling Judy Marteney, 643-7277, or A total of $27,000 was transferred debate about the job that Mayor seminar that the procedure might be Every baby is bom with an open tumbleweed. 26 2 percent — with the increase dinner with all the trimmings around September 1978 enrollment. Carolyn Dewey. 649-8386. from the contingency account to the Richard Blackstone has done and applicable to 2,ooo to 3,000 children passageway between the two major He said that the stem-borer will at­ other town employees have feceived annually who are bom with heart 1 p.m, in the afternoon, we will enjoy The pre-primary program is supernumerary account for the whether the mayor’s post deserves blood vessels—the pulmonary artery tack only tumbleweed and a in the same period — increases malformations. the increase, which is a 12 percent and the aorta. Normally the opening poisonous weed native to the Great Police Department. A total of $15,000 hike. ranging from 37.3 percent to 64.8 per­ Rashkind said the still- closes within a few weeks after the Basin which, he said, is a desirable was transferred from the contingen­ cent. experimental procedure has bwn Ben Phelps of 39 Delmont Road baby is bom. spin-off. cy account to the overtime account He also listed the salaries of performed on eight children with two for the Fire Department. Both were said, “Any raise I ever got, I had to The tumbleweed propagates iself mayors from some towns of com­ kinds of heart defects. Animal approved unanimously. go out and earn, 1 don't think Mayor Sometimes, 'however, this as it rolls along, driven by the wind. parable size to East Hartford, experiments are now directed The council received a report from Blackstone had done that much. ” He passageway does not close and blood Its round shape once it separates O u r p h arm acists Republican Councilman Robert toward a third kirid of flaw. Corporation Counsel F. Timothy said that all town residents should will flow back and forth between the I rom its root system helps it spread R.van, however, said that the list of 5 “Our initial clinical trials are very McNamara about the case concer­ vote on the proposed raise and not lungs and heart without nourishing seed far and wide. otn6r towns resd by Genga was encouraging,’’ he said. are always glad ning the limiting of truck traffic on just the nine council members. body tissues. If the opening is large, The Russian version is less apt to ’’pretty selective” He mentioned “We think in well-selected Prospect Street. Phelps later angrily walked out of the child’s growth may be slowed. tumble. It’s much smaller and some towns where the mayor is paid patients, in whom we know the size the council meeting when it became To correct these two conditions scraggly. McNamara said that the briefs less than in East Hartford. and location of the defect, we should to help you apparent the members were going to without having to open up the heart, should be filed Thursday and the "The thing I’m concerned about is be able to close these defects on "A recent group of Russian scien­ approve the raise. Rashkind and colleagues decided to tists visiting UCR were amazed at judge who is handling the case the amount of the raise, I think we re these children without open heart Republican Town Chairman James work with a thin plastic tube called a Don’t hesitate to ask any question concerning expects to make a decision within treading on very dangerous ground " surgery.” the size of our tumbleweeds.’’ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. two weeks. Mirabile presented a resolution from catheter inserted into a leg vein. Goeden said. Ryan said. EVENINGS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY your medication or any other health Meanwhile the Police Department the party’s town committee against a raise. It said that most town Esther Clarke. Republican minori­ information you are seeking. has been instructed not to enforce the ty leader on the council, said that she ordinance until the issue is decided. employees have received raises of : a0; about five percent in the past. was impressed by the words of the McNamara said that the case has The resolution called and proposed opponents who spoke at the public been narrowed to one issue — Does a hearing. Fri9idalrei{F^ Prices effective thru Saturday. January 20th raise "fiscally irresponsible, inap­ municipality have the authority to I think I have to take those words enact an ordinance prohibiting truck propriate and demoralizing to other U nusually heavy dem ands may require town employees. ” and be silent. They stand very tall in our setting reasonable lim itson some traffic on a street. Ben Phelps, left, and Ted Arnold talk about their objections to a raise lor East Ilartlord Refrigerator \ i M item s in fairness to a ll custom ers Colgaw A couple of speakers mentioned the my eyes." she said. In a related matter, State Sen. Mayor Richard Blackstone after a public hearing on the subject Tuesday night. The Town Democrat Harry Egazarian said. TOOTHPASTE George Hantion sent a letter to the recent firing of Frank DiGregorio. Council later voted to approve the $3,000 pay increase for the niavor. (Herald plioto bv the former director of parks and "Any office that’s responsible for a council that said the Department of Pearson) $34 million budget and 57.000 people Transportation has found the pave­ recreation. Some said that CLEARAKCE » 1 Blackstone, when he ran for re- certainly has a tremendous respon- ment on Main Street under the election, knew the salary of the posi­ siblity. The position warrants the in­ We ve made some great buys on some of railroad bridge can be lowered by Frigidaire’s best and most popular refriger-’ ' 9-OZ. tion and had not asked for the in­ crease." WALDORF about one foot. This would cost about Firm plans taxi service Dailey summed up the feeling of ators. And now we re passing our big sav­ $100,000 and federal funding might be crease. Others mentioned that the T O n iT TISSUE mayor receives the use of an the Democrats before the vote when ings on to you. It's your chance to save big L i m i t p H t i m p n n i w l available for the work, Hannon A Manchester firm is seeking to DellaRipa said. on Frigidaire Refrigerators LlllllieU lim e OHiy ! East Hartford has been serviced by automobile provided by the town. he said, "The people have spoken wrote. provide taxi service in the Town of The Greater Hartford Transit a Hartford taxi firm since the East about t.he job he (Blackstone) is The council also took the following Supporters of the increase, ^ — iC REG OR UNSCENTED East Hartford, Gary DellaRipa, East District has the power to grant the Hartford Cab Co. went out of doing. He’s heading into his fifth actions Tuesday night: authority to establish such a service however, mentioned that the town is CQ' Hartford’s representative on the business last year. The Hartford firm in competition with other com­ term” 12- 0 2 . • Scheduled a public hearing Feb. in East Hartford. The application Now’s your chance to step up to the Greater Hartford Transit District is not always able to provide cabs munities and private businesses to Latourpharmacy J 21 at 7 p.m. for a proposed change in told the Town Council Tuesday night. was heard Tuesday by a three- quickly, DellaRipa told the council D9 NATIONAL BRAND attract candidates for the mayor’s Stebbins named the ordinance governing rubbish quality, convenience and elegance J 4 ROLL PACK DellaRipa spent Tuesday at a member panel that includes members. The Dial-A-Ride service position. Thus, a proper salary for HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS Vi Daylin collection. hearing for Dial-A-Ride of Rome coordinator OUR REG. 95' DellaRipa. would operate at 1561 .Main St., he the position has to be paid. V ADC DROPS 50CC The change would give the director Manchester, which has applied for said. He said that the panel would have E. Charles Stebbins, 220 Grande of a Frigidaire of public works the authority to issue “East Hartford is a $34 million a ^Ika-Seltzer Foamy 3.19 the taxi service in East Hartford. to agree unanimously if the applica­ Council members supported the Road, East Hartford, is one of six rules and regulations connected with year business," Loretta Dienst of 94 'kF DROPS 50CC The firm now operates the Call-A- tion is to be accepted. If agreement idea of improved taxi service. 100% Frost-Proof recycling. It also would permit town Sunset Ridge Drive said. She sup­ Republicans named to a committee 3.49 Ride service in East Hartford and a is not unanimous, the application is ’’Obviously, we’ve all noticed a ported the $3,000 raise. to coordinate “Rome-for Governor” k*' A J lime residents to put out garbage in cans taxi service in Manchester and South need for cabs in town," Esther OR SuPr sent to the entire Greater Hartford Marilyn McDonald of 61 Britt Road activities in the six Congressional * :i;ChEWABLE lOO's or plastic bags. Presently, Refrigerator- Purex 89 Windsor. Transit District Board. Clarke said. She said that she would said, "If we expect to attract capable Districts. regulations permit garbage to be 3.99 It initially would provide four taxis DellaRipa said that the three- be hesitant about supporting this par­ candidates, we have to pay an Stebbins is a Republican State Cen­ DETERGENT placed outside for collection only in Ultra BanH dfListermint *PRESCfllPTlON REQUIRED in East Hartford, a number that member panel should be voting in ticular application until she has more adequate salary. We have a mayor tral Committee member from the Freezer at big RX Prices E ffective th ru FeD 18in metal cans. eventually would increase to seven. about three weeks. information about it. who is capable and has the third senatorial district and is 5 0 2 REG. • Canceled a Feb. 7 public hearing h e r b a l o r 37 “We have a need for better taxi FRESH SCENT experience to manage the town treasurer and finance chairman of savings. ONE SIZE FITS ALL scheduled for the Community service in East Hartford," Henry well.” the East Hartford Republican Town 1 Developnent block p a n t application. Genga said. Committee. Add the convenience of 20.6 cu-ft The town has received an extension Nellie Anderson of 1 Shawnee Road Panty DellaRipa indicated that he He is also a member of the East of organized storage. Now at big for the filing of its application and said, "I feel he’s done a wonderful Vicks generally supported the application. job.” Hartford Emergency Medical Ser­ savings! Herbal Hose regulations guiding the applications Hockanum Park tenants Vap-o-Rub “It seems to be a workable system. At the start of the council meeting. vices Commission and the town’s Essence have not been finalized, so the • 100% Frost-Proof convenience V ic k * I’m in favor of a system similar to SHAMPOO Republican leader Esther Clarke Personnel Policy Review Commis­ 2 “^99* February hearing was canceled. to discuss improvements this one,” he said. sion. • Frigidaire’s biggest top-freezer 16 0 2 n o r m a l 59 119 HENDRIE'S Refrigerator Ice Cream s OR OILY JREG s h e e r . NUDE • Appointed Lee Palino of 17 Green 1 OUR REG 79c Manor Drive to the Conservation & • 5.94 cu-ft freezer compartment Sandwiches* Mrs. Donna Russell, president of Environment Commission. Ap­ the Hockanum Park Tenants last year and he estimates it would CALDOR • Twin Vegetable Hydrators and Meat J&J Baby Schick pointed James Reid of 52 Deerfield Fire calls Tender Association will meet tonight at 7:30 cost about $30,000 for improvements. Powder Super Ave. to the Greater Hartford with her associates to discuss im­ Mrs. Russell would also like a D SHOPPING PLAZA • 3 fully adjustable shelves 9 7 ' Transit District. 14 OZ |09 provements needed at that housing patrol force to patrol in the evenings Tuesday, 10:18 a.m. • Automatic Ice Maker available at • Accepted the resignation of Nan­ project. The meeting will be at the to prevent vandalism. She said four —Medical call to 30 Nutmeg MANCHESTER _ PLANTERS DRY ROASTED cy DePietro from the Conservation & Lane. Mixed Nuts Hockanum Sullivan Community cars were vandalized last week in the C[airol Frost Environment Commission. Building. main parking lot. Tuesday, 1:15 p.m. Tek • Heard a presentation from —Medical call to 584 , Silver MON. THRU FRI. 10-9 7 & Tip W ITH N Y LO N Nicholas A. Giamalis, executive Mrs. Russell also said she would Lane. W hy settle for less? Toothbrushes Choice o f ______Denise Benoit about school enroll­ director of the town’s Housing like to see better lighting in the main SAT. 10 TO 6 FMgkbire 1] nudeor fw C jC ment and the possibility of closing Tuesday, 3:18 p.m. DRESSES & SPORTSWEAR \ \ AOUL! natural Authority, has asked residents of parking area and a study of the plum­ r REG $ 1 2 5 —Medical call to Burnside some schools. Filler Paper \\ fOR^ I eight housing projects to suggest im­ bing at the project. Ave. and Bigelow Street. ‘‘When you take the schools from provements for their areas. Also to be asked to set priorities Tuesday, 4:13 p.m. 300 Be-Long one section of town, it’s got to SHEETS Mrs. Russell said she already has for their projects will be those —Medical call to 304 Main St. NAIL STRENCTh EI demoralize that section,” she said. 8 7 ' WITH n y l o n riB R I some suggestions for improvements residents of Shea Gardens, Tuesday, 4:40 p.m. OUR REG SI 29 PICK MEDI MART BRAND OVER Adds strength 4 Q C Councilman Robery Ryan praised —Gasoline washdown. PRE-INVENTORY SALE in her project. She said the first Rochambeau Apartments, Meadow THE NATIONAL ! YOU SAVE MORE! to Iragiie I ww the Public Works Department for its 66-PAGE n a ils I priority would be to improve the Hill, Elms Village, Heritage Interstate 84 at Roberts Street exit. Composition work in clearing the roads during the community building. Giamalis said Gardens, the Highlands and Miller ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE M edlM art’ Medi Mart* One-Step recent storms. Tuesday, 4:48 p.m. Book the building was vandalized twice Gardens. —Medical call to 452 Main St. Vitamin C Vitamin E NYLON BUFFING POLISHING KIT Tuesday, 4:56 p.m. 3'“87® STNIH '^ ■ ’'Smooths. OUR REG. 3 FDR 99c —Medical call to 405 Ellington T.!,“ conditions and gives Road. DRASTICALLY eU C ED SAVE ON high polish Tuesday, 6:48 p.m. OUR REG SI 6'* Crime seen decreasing; Metal OURHfi; S.T 59 —Medical call to 23 Elms Boxes M edi M att’ M edi M art CRISTY Village Drive. CORDUROY SWEATERS • CANCELLED Creme- Oantjruff ‘Tuesday, 7:36 p.m. —Acci­ OLD COLONY & OTHERS CHECK FILE Dry Gas dent, 23 Scott St. OUR REG t4 99 chief cites productivity FCI-22V m Rinse M Shampoo Tuesday, 8:24 p.m. SLACKS Now'Enjoy big savings on our largest FPCM70T.7 FCI-20V3 1&02 —Medical call to 9 Graham Depend on Frigidaire to make food • DOCUMENT HONEY. Crime U decreasing In East Hart­ reported and the year before, five. He said the clearance rate for all Frigidaire SIde-By-SIde Refrigerator- CITRUS _ _ Road. storage easy, convenient! Depend on Frigidaire CHEST ’ 69 ford according to the yearly report Drumm said six of the 14 cases have REG. Freezer. 3-door SIde-By-SIdo Refrigerator- OUR REG »5 99 OUR REG SI 09 " 59*^ 6 * 2 crimes in these areas was 21.3 per­ Today, 12:52 a.m.-Medical 4.44» 8.88 big savings, tool A.' ^ OUR REG 49c EACH been solved and the others are under • 22.0 cu-ft total refrigerated volume Freezer lets you get ice without DOUBLE BONUS OFFER filed by Police Commander Uewelyn cent in 1977 as compared to 18.5 per­ • 100% Frost-Proof convenience call to 1247 Main St. 16.00 Values to 32.00 all of it well organized warming up the entire Irezer. WITH McPherson. ‘Ihe report states thiat investigation. cent for 1676. 8.99 • 17.0 cu-ft total refrigerated volume Today, 1:47 a.m, —Acci­ •4 fully adjustable shelves • Separate third door opens up to ice THIS there were 3,660 repwted incidents of During 1977 there were 39 reported During 1977 the value of goods and dent, 1407 Silver Lane. • Sliding Basket freezer storage • Twin Vegetable Hydrators and Meat com panm ent Tender crime in 1677 as against 3,968 the robberies compared to 47 in 1976. cash taken was $1,636,253 and $889,- Today, 2:57 a.m. —Medical • Twirt Vegetable Hydrators and Meat • 20.3 cu-lt total refrigerated volume ■ PHOTO FINISHING There were 199 assaults in 1977 and • Automatic Ice Maker available at previous year. 029 worth was recovered. Drumm call to 382 Burnside Ave. Tender • Vegetable Hydralor and Meat Any roil of 110 or 12$ Kodak. 6AF. «r Fi’eeFilm 171 in 1976. He said most of these in­ extra charge . Tender fuji color print film broviM le Modi Man Included with finithed printsorinit ------" " ■ ■ Police Chief Clarence A. Drumm said this 54.3 percent recovery was Today, 5:00 a.m. -Medical COATS and • Automatic Ice Maker available at ■rith coupon Ik ro u ili Fob. I I . 1971 to b« will be e coupon tor e f r t t said he credits better productivity by cidents Involved friends and spouses. good. call to 606 Tolland St. LONG • Automatic Ice Maker available at •BO ND BOX dovilopod and pnnlad in our lab. Tai roll of Fuji color Fll 110 or ■ireplace ^ Q c OUR REG $4 99 charitd wbtro appticabto on rtg. pnea. 126 film . 12 o ip iu re s. his force and more public awareness Drumm said there was a U.9 per­ The previous year cash and money Today, 7:10 a.m. -Acci­ OUR NEC. 99c. Log UR REG 99c ! dent, 51 Applegate Lane. DOUMl DOUBLE UW MEDI MART rOUPON of crime, for the decrease. cent decrease in burglaries with 702 taken was valued at $1,453,200 and SKIRTS DRESSES DOUBLE Drumm said the public la learning reported in 1077 and 835 the year Today, 7:37 a.m. -Medical' $719,459 or 49.5 percent was call to W Burnside Ave. TIUDE to better protect itielf againit crime before. recovered. TRADE TRADE During the past year 2,223 thefts by reporting suapicious happenings Square dance ALOWWCE to the police. were reported and in the year before, 50% k„ ALLOWANCE 2,555. There were 486 motor vehicles iLLOWi In 1977 there were two criminal Flea itiarket The Kacey Square Dance bomiddea. ‘This stemmed from the stolen in 1977 and 371 in 1976. Drumm The Burnside Methodist Church Club will hold iti said the motor vehicle thefts occurred Quality Servicb case of Frank DeCorleto of 4 will hold a flea market Saturday, semimonthly -dance Holdstock Place. DeCorleto held his mostly In large parking lota at shop­ Feb. 25, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. January 27 from 8 to 11 • Ganulne Parts ping centers and motels. BLOUSE ALL MAIDENFORM son and his wife hostage and later Homemade pies and cakes will be on p.m. at the Langford shot both of them bdore killing McPherson said 42.9 percent of the sale. Sale items will include, dainty School, 61 Alps Drive. A hlmshlf. ’Ite previous year there rape cases were solved or otherwise mini-mirrors, houses. Jewelry, "Mardl Gras” gala is CLEARANCE were no criminal homicides. cleared; 28.2 percent of the paintings on rocks, glass, wood: and 2 0 % o f f planned. 3 0 0 0 9 9 &S During 1977 there were five deaths robberies; 67.3 percent of the other materials as done by B«^tha Jim Denigris will be the ’1’' MMN'Hill I . PEARL from car accidents wbereu in 1076 assaults; 19.8 percent of the Ludwig of Vernon, and many ta'^ sale 'MM IIKSII H caller. -Paul and Lillian ALL JEWELRY EAST MBTFOIID TEL S69-412D there were four. burglaries; 19.6 percent of the things. To learn about available Zepke will cue the rounds. . Values to 30.00 Incidents of rape increased in 1977 larcenies; and lo.9 percent of the booths, call 528-2228, 528-8343, or 528- All club level dancers and 1/2 PRICE by 180 percent. In 197714 caiea were auto thefts. 8282. qiectators are welcome.