Outside today . ^ Urban and lowland flood watch in Inside today effect today. Turning sharply colder this afternoon with rain gradually changing I Area ...... 6-7 Editorial ...... 4 to snow. Partly cloudy, windy and much Classified .. 10-12 Fam ily...... 5 colder tonight and Tuesday: lows tonight Comics...... 13 Obituaries .. 6,14 near 10 and highs Tuesday in the teens. £v Dear Abby . . . . 13 Sports...... 8-10 Chance of precipitation decreasing to 20 ^}tmwh^9tef^A City a / ViUn((t>.(.harm percent tonight and Tuesday. National weather map on page 11. ^FOIIRTEEN •‘a res ^ j ’,M««^aH5STER, MONDAy, JANUARY 9, 1978 - VOL. XCVIl, No. PRICE! F in EEN CENTS : Miner killed in Kentucky coal strike United Press International conduct and about a half dozen were The United Mine Workers strike accused of possessing concealed reached the end of its fifth week weapons. Arraignments were today with its first coalfield death scheduled today. and the single worst outbreak of In Boonville, Ind., a firebomb was violence since the walkout by 188,000 believed responsible for a Saturday miners began Dec. 6. night blaze that caused $500,000 to Funeral services for Mack Lewis, two non-UMW coal-hauling truck 65, a UAW member from Stanville, companies. No suspects were Ky., who was shot at least five times arrested in that incident. Friday near a picket station, were Kentucky state police arrested and scheduled today at Ivel, Ky. jailed a mine security guard, Ralph The retired miner’s death was the Anderson, 50, of Prater Creek, Ky., first of the walkout, but UMW Presi­ in Lewis’ death. During the weekend, dent Arnold Miller warned it may not family and friends paid their last be the last unless agreement on a respects to Lewis. new contract is reached soon with “This senseless act of violence is the Bituminous Coal bperators further evidence of the need for the Association. coal operators to return to the State police patrolled coal bargaining table in a meaningful ef­ operations in two Indiana com­ fort,” Miller said. munities after a weekend outbreak of There were indications talks These trees on New State Road were knocked down by the trical wires were down, causing some power outages. The violence resulted in nearly 200 between the UMW and BCOA, which high winds which struck the entire New England area Sunday opening of school was delayed by one hour in all Manchester arrests and caused $1.3 million worth broke off Dec. 30, may resume this week in Washington. night and early today. In Manchester, several trees and elec­ public and parochial schools. (Herald photo by Pinto) of damage. Indiana state police said 194 per­ In other weekend developments: sons, believed to be UMW members, • Federal agents in West Virginia were arrested Saturday night when arrested five miners, including two about 500 persons stormed the non- UMW local officers, on conspiracy UAW Rockport Dock Co, at charges in the dynamiting of railroad Unusual storm brings trouble tracks heavily used for hauling coal Rockport, Ind.i on the Ohio River, An unusual winter storm led to Park Department reported that three was blown in early today. The Hartford Fire Department was shooting and setting off explosions near Bluefield, W.Va., last Tuesday trees falling and power failing in the trees —one each on Bidwell Street, The Bolton Fire Department was flooded with calls about the problem that resulted in $800,000 damage. night. • New Jersey Energy Com­ Manchester area, an air raid siren Horace Street and New State Road called at 3:23 a.m. to fight a and managed to repair the system an All 194 arrested were charged with missioner Joel R, Jacobson warned malfunctioning in Hartford and hand —were felled during the storm. The transformer fire at the intersection hour and 15 minutes after the criminal contempt of court for that a prolonged coal strike would holding in Boston. trees and falling limbs and branches of Route 44-A and Lakeside Circle. problem started. violating a restraining order. Some affect utility stockpiles and lead to High winds, heavy rain and un­ knocked down some power lines and Timothy O’Suliivan, Manchester’s High winds belted the entire New also were charged with disorderly sharp reduction in the use of coal. seasonably warm temperatures com­ caused hazards for drivers. highway superintendent, reported England area. Winds were so strong bined to create a variety of problems Trash barrels in many places were that the storm caused a sidewalk on in Boston during the morning rush throughout New England. blown into the street by the high Elm Street to cave in and a road hour that pedestrians at many in­ The Hartford Electric Light Co. winds. depression on Lilac Street. tersections had to join hands to cross reported that 1,023 Manchester Some cable television customers ^ m e schools were closed today the street. Gunshots heard customers lost service but almost all also repttrted loss of service. because of storm-related problems. In Fall River, Mass,, officials said sworth service had been restored this mor­ Manchester Police said that they Others opened late. that wind gusts on the Braga Bridge 11. ning. Power outages also were began receiving calls about power One of the most unusual problems over the Taunton River pushed some reported in parts of Coventry, South outages at 10:22 p.m. The loss of occurred in Hartford, where heavy cars sideways across two or three in Yernon strike le film lanes. dgrave Windsor and Vernon. power also set off alarms in many rain apparently short circuited the Trees and branches were knocked businesses and stores, police said. A flash flood warning was issued Gunshots were reported early this was made because a car at the site 1 in the city’s air raid system. down in many areas by the high The front window of the S & H The siren started to sound for all of Massachusetts except Cape morning at LaPointe Industries in was scratched, the spokesman said. Hart- winds. Ken Irish of the Manchester Green Stamp store on Main Street erratically shortly after midnight. Cod. Heavy seas pounded beaches Rockville where workers have been Court date is Feb. 8. !0 at 3 and seawalls along the entire New on strike since Dec. 22. Union employees at LaPointe went 1 Fred England coast. Vernon Police received a report of on strike Dec. 22. They are seeking The 230-foot transmission tower of the shots shortly after midnight. an 18 percent raise for the first year W RIB in E ast Providence was Bullet holes were found in windows of a new contract and a 13 percent knocked down by high winds. at the plant on West Main Street, a raise for the second year. The com­ Shah hacks Sadat plan Across the country, other weather pany offered five percent increases police spokesman said. problems developed. Tornadoes were He said that the shots appeared to for both years. CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - The shah would like to see Egypt reach such an Moroccan King Hassan as some Ira­ LaPointe has been in business in reported in central and south Florida have been fired from a passing vehi­ of Iran today endorsed President agreement. I believe Egypt is nian newspapers reported. Rockville for about 27 years. It Sunday. At least one death has been cle. There were no injuries, he said. Anwar Sadat’s Middle East peace in­ following the right path.” Begin said Sunday in Tel Aviv that makes air and ground communica­ reported. Police also made an unrelated itiative, clouded by a new Egyptian- The shah’s visit began as Sadat and Israel has no intention of dismantling In California, a high surf en­ arrest at the plant shortly after 7 tion systems, a variety of electronic Israeli quarrel over Jewish Israeli Prime Minister Menahem its settlements in the Sinai, and his components and aluminum tubing. dangered expensive oceanside homes a.m. today. settlements in occupied Arab lands. Begin appeared locked in a dispute cabinet voted to strengthen and ex­ in Malibu. Eugene A. LeDuc, 28, of 344 Jobs Today’s incidents were tbe first signs To the booms of a 21-gun salute, over Jewish settlements in the Sinai pand existing settlements in two Ohio received up to 14 inches of Hill Road, Vernon, was charged with of serious violence since the strike Sbah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi desert just two days before the areas of the desert peninsula, snow and had drifting problems began. The shooting is still being in­ landed at the airport in the southern schedul^ start of peace talks in third-degree criminai mischief, the “ With friendship and respect, 1 because of the wind. Up to seven in­ vestigated by police and no arrests winter resort town of Aswan, the Jerushlem. police spokesman said. The arrest suggest that Israel and Egypt agree ches of snow was reported in parts of have been made. same spot where President Carter Carter visited Tehran Dec. 31-Jan. to leave the monopoly on burning Virginia. Alabama and Georgia also stopped for 80 minutes last 1 on a six-nation tour. He and the cities to Nero, emperor of Rome,” received snow. shah had talks with Jordan’s King )r con- Wednesday to confer with Sadat. Begin told a political meeting. A sharp temperature drop is Sadat embraced and kissed the Hussein who was visiting Iran at the “ Israelis don’t burn settlements, Farmers trying istmas expected sometime today in shah, who has given Egpyt more than same time. Carter.stopped in Aswan they build and maintain them.” id e l’s Connecticut. It will be much colder 81 billion in aid since the 1973 Middle for 80 minutes Jan. 4 on his way from But Sadat, on a visit to the Sudan, tonight and Tuesday with a chance of loncert Saudi Arabia to France and talked k.This East War. told a news conference in Khartoum flurries, according to weather Asked what he thought of Sadat’s with Sadat. prices Sunday, “We shall not agree to the to boost ozart’s forecasts. Flash flo^ watches and conditions for peace, the shah was The officials said they knew of no presence of any Israeli soldier or 0 .7 8 .” gale warnings are in effect in some you more than $5 to grow a bushel quoted by the Egyptian Middle East plan for the shah and Sadat to be civilian after a comprehensive United Frees International parts of the state and region. -and they will only pay you $2.45 or ' make News Agency as saying, “Yes, we joined in Aswan by Hussein and agreement is signed. Striking farmers plan to buy their so.” Joriar- own grain to drive up market prices Livestock sales in southwestern Locks, while informed sources say the Michigan could slow to a halt today if Carter administration proposes to striking farmers carry out their plan strengthen crop prices by attempting to block four exchanges in the area. Today’s news summary to expand foreign sales. Farm ers planned the action in anger A co'ngressional source in already has swept the Soviet at Gov. William Milliken’s failure to HONOLULU (UPI) - A Coast mass murder in the history” of Others attended Presley film Washington said President Carter’s Union and shown up in Hong meet with federal officials on farm Oebby, Guard cutter, searching for the 69 Rockford, a city of 148,000 festivals or browsed through budget proposals for the fiscal year Kong, Taiwan and Finland. beginning Oct. 1 will include a 44 per­ issues. Life,” persons who abandoned a sinking northwest of Chicago. Elvis souvenirs displayed by The threatened shutdown of four It has not hit the United States cent boost in federal funds for ill per- Indian freighter, plowed through dozens of exhibitors. However, livestock markets led to a drop in hog expected large turnouts at the yet, but health officials expect it overseas farm market development eumof rough North Pacific waters today WEST CHESTER, Pa. (UPI) - prices as producers rushed to get A Chester County prosecutor says shows and exhibits never will appear either this winter and programs. ts are toward the area where planes their animals to market. she may again arrest a Methodist materialized. spring or next winter. That would amount to $6 million office sighted an empty life raft, a par­ In Texas, organizers said meetings minister who had been charged more than this fiscal year’s federal tially submerged lifeboat and were planned today in the lower Rio WASHINGTON (UPI) - With contribution of about $13.6 million to lifejackets. with raping an elderly member of Grande Valley to spread the move­ the cooperative government-industry A Coast Gukd spokesman in his cAigregation. the administration conceding it SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) — ment into South Texas where program. Honolulu said the sightings were Assistant District Attorney will be difficult to pass an energy A five-member U.S. Justice farmers in the vegetable-citrus Farm strike organizer Lon Kerr, at made 2(X) miles east of the loca­ Dolores Troiani said Friday night bill quickly. President Carter told Department team has arrived in growing valleV have ignored the American Agriculture headquarters tion, from which the 627-foot she would announce sometime world leaders he would impose his Seoul to question South Korean movement. in Springfield, Colo., said farmers Chandra Gupta broadcast its SOS today if she wilt refile charges own restrictions if needed to keep busineseman Tongsun Park, who Rep. Robert Krueger, D-Texas, met the U.S. energy demand from can buy their crops through the on Thursday. He said the planes against the Rev. Kenneth T. is accused of influence buying on with striking farmers Sunday and an­ destroying the dollar. Chicago and Kansas City trade did not sight any survivors and Williams, 44, of Radnor, Pa. Capitol Hill. nounced he would be willing to recon­ Williams, pastor of the Radnor Energy Secretary James boards for less than the cost of could not tell whether the debris Assistant Attorney General sider target prices and loan support production. He said many farmers was from the missing vessel. United Methodist Church, was Schlesinger, who departs today prices contained in the 1977 farm bill. Benjamin Civiletti said his team decided to plow their fields under and arrested Dec. 23 for the alleged for the Middle East, met with South Carolina farmers said they plans to stay in Korea for two instead purchase the grain from the ROCKFORD, 111. (UPI) - Oct. 24 attack on an East Goshen Carter Sunday and said afterward would picket food warehouses and weeks. Three more officials are markets at the going price. Unemployment, impending Township woman. But Malvern it would be very difficult to see distribution centers in Columbia to arriving Wednesday. “Thing is, they don’t have enough divorce, too many mouths to feed, District Justice John R. final action on energy in Congress keep pressure on President Carter grain to cover the increased demand too much liquor — the neighbors Blackburn, after hearing three before March. The American officials’ visit and Congress. had alt the answers. hours of legal arguments at a was made possible by a South and you can bet the price is going to Visitors Sunday were hard put preliminary hearing, ruled Friday ATLANTA (UPI) - A top Korean-U.S. statement calling for rise when we all demand delivery,” tq find a person who had nothing night there was insufficient national Center for Disease Con* Park to return to the United he said. “The boards say they have a to say about charges that Simon evidence for trial and dismissed trol virologist will gather infor­ States to testify before criminal lot of new customers suddenly and Help on taxes Nelson butchered his six children the charges. mation on the Russian flu at a courts trying cases resulting from are getting worried.’’ and family dog. World Health Organization the Korean Influence buying scan­ Kerr said the resulting demand and Don’t use last year’s income tax The job placement executive, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) - meeting in Geneva today to help dal. lack of supply will force grain prices form as a guide this year. There is a up until they hit 100 percent parity, or arrested in Milwaukee, was to be Some 4,500 fans marked the 43rd American health officials decide whole new set of rules and the form the amount it costs farmers to grow arraigned today on murder anniversary of Elvis Presley’s whether to recommend manufac­ Park, 41, a millionaire rice is drastically changed. charges in Winnebago County Cir­ birth Sunday, ignoring plunging ture of a new vaccine against the buyer, is under indictment in the crops. Ray DeCrane explains the new cuit Court. He could receive the temperatures and biting winds to virus. Washington on charges of con­ “And then it will be worthwhile to rules In his series, “Cut Your Own death penalty if convicted. visit the famed entertainer's sim­ The fast-moving Russian flu spiracy, serving as a foreign grow again, instead of harvesting Taxes and Save.” The 14-part series Police Chief Delbert Peterson ple grave at his Graceland man­ strain, the same type that caused agent and bribing U.S. officials. this paper crop,” he said. “You can’t begins today on The Herald’s editorial . termed the killings "the worst sion estate. worldwide epidemics in 1945-47,' even break even now when it costs page. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 9. 1978 MANLHLSTF.H KVhNINO Hl.RALD. Manclu'.slor. ('(inn . Mnn . .I.in 'i lliTli I'M IK m ill I. to organize a volunteer network to Furniture and Qothing Bank is being meet those needs. Karen Saunders, organized by Joseph Blette. ’The 7:45 in the Federation Room of Center Congregational Church, Connecticut summary Peopletalk MACC news I cultural arts coordinator to convales­ Housing Authority of the Town of ■ftAm «■;. «>. >5«4WJweimii«#iv.T'i cent homes, will organize programs Manchester recently agreed to About town The Manchester Area Conference in the fine arts, arranging events provide storage space for that The ta.sk force of Center Congregational Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins Room of the church. nominated to be chief court ad­ of Churches has hired nine people to bdth for those who are confined to the project at Mayfair (jardens. Joseph HARTFORD (UPI) - Morton ministrator in Connecticut. Room service Maine Potato Commission in played Miss Wells, the vampire’s vic­ Glimpses organize and expand its human ser­ homes and those who can leave the Smith, project re-entry coordinator, The local chapter of Parents Anonymous will meet Hollis and Dupee Circles of South United Methodist Denerstein says he told the state Gov. Ella T. Grasso Saturday New York City’s new mayor says Caribou, says “Yaz” will film a 30- tim. Vladimir Horowitz celebrated a vice programs. The full time staff homes and participate in community will establish a program to,aid peo­ Tue.sday at 7 p.m. in Manchester. More information may gaming commission in 1976 about nominated Supreme Court Justice A. the stately mansion he won in second TV commercial this week Show biz laurels career of half a century Sunday, per­ positions, operating under the title activities. ple returning to the community after be obtained by calling toil free 1-800-842-2288. Church have meetings scheduled for Tuesday at 7:3(1 p m aiiegations of game-fixing at the Speziale, 57, of Torrington to succeed November balloting reminds him of a extolling the state’s potatoes. Comedienne Totie Fields, un­ forming with the New York Philhar­ ’’Project Service," are being funded ’The Emergency Food Bank and having been in treatment or correc­ More information may be attained by contacting ihc Hartford jai aiai fronton. Justice John P. Cotter of West Hart­ hotel — so he’ll go on living in his Maine Gov. James B. Longley daunted hy a series of physical set­ monic at Carnegie Hall... ’The Trib— by the City of Hartford under a one- nutrition coordinator, Garry King, tional institutions. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet tonight at 8:30 at 102 church office. But Denerstein, the gaming panei’s ford. ' Greenwich Village apartment. already has gone on the tube on backs, has been named "Entertainer New York’s newest daily newspaper year CETA Titlf V contract, will operate the conference’s fo ^ ’The project secretary, Lorraine Norman St. The group will also meet Tuesday and Friday former security chief, says apparent- Eldward Koch says he’ll use Grade behalf of the spud crop, using the tag awarded to the conference on Oct. 24. Cotter, who has been chief court of the Year” by the American Guild — hit the streets in true Big Apple pantry and will expand that program Kinghom, runs the Project Service a(_8:30 p.m., Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Sunday at 3:30 AnJOvt HONG KONG iy he's going to be the “snook" who administrator since the post was es­ Mansion — the official residence of line, “come up to the taste of Maine of Variety Artists in Las Vegas, Nev. fashion Sunday, with a party in­ The Manchester Board of Directors to include education and counseling office. Martha Stingel, project ad­ p.m. at 102 Norman St. More information may be ob­ 10% CUSTOM TAILORS IN HARTFORD takes the rap for not investigating tablished, will be nominated to New York chief executives — for for­ potatoes. Just tell them the governor Other AGVA winners; Steve Mar­ cluding guests Judy Collins, novelists had released the positions to the con­ on nutrition, food values, and ministrator, is responsible for super­ tained by calling 646-9235. OFF In Hsriford, Conn. AT HARTFORD HILTON the charges. replace Chief Justice Charles S. mal functions, but he won’t move in. sent you.” tin, comedy star; Engelbert Kurt Vonnegut and Norman Mailer ference on Oct. 4. preparation and planning of menus vision and training of the staff, and Denerstein became the center of for oppolntmont coll 24$<$$11 House, who faces mandatory retire­ Says Koch, “Grade Mansion is In the neck Humperdinck, male singing star; and Broadway producer Joseph Papp Reflecting its long time concern for low income families and the for the over-all functioning of the The administrative board of South United Methodist MR. n. Victor $ DAYS SFECIAL SAL! controversy recentiy when state nice, but it’s like a hotel. I rattle for the convalescent home population elderly. Joanne Mikolelt, human ment in April. Frank Langella, star of the Barbra Streisand, female singing ... The rebirth of New York City’s project. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at the church,' PACKAQEDEAL w fc u iM T " poiice disciosed they had discovered around there.” star; Shirley MacLaine, song and Cotton Cluh — a Harlem bistro in Manchester, the conference has needs coordinator, will be responsi­ The Project Service office is two tape recordings in his oid desk. Broadway show “Dracula,” poised 3 {ffi.*«269 2 a?. *169** HARTFORD (UPI) - The antique Potato peddler his fangs over the neck of Mrs. Josh dance; Donny and Marie Osmond, famous in prohibition days — is designated three of the staff positions ble for the Human Needs Fund, located at 1045 Main Street in the The worship committee of North United Methodist A male voice on one of tapes, which architecture of Connecticut’s older to work exclusively in this area. An­ which provides emergency aid to If Boston Red Sox superstar Carl Logan Sunday night at the MaHin vocal team; Shields and Yamell, slated for Jan. 13, with Cab Manchester State Bank building. Church will meet tonight at 6:30 at the church. The SUITS WITH V E S T ...... $116. were maiied to the Hartford fronton drew Kazar, patient needs coor­ churches may be inspiring to the Yazstrzemski is as good at pushing Beck Theater when she and her hus­ novelty act; Dolly Parton, country Calloway, Billy Taylor, Damlta Jo, people who have exhausted all other Please feel free to drop in, meet the trustees will meet at 7 at the church. 3 PAIR SLA C K S...... $95. in the fait of i976, ciaimed piayers 6 TAILOR MADE SHIRTS...... $51. soul, but they present a tough potatoes as he is at hitting a baseball, band visited him backstage. star, and Fred the Bird, animal act. Sister Sledge and Jack Hammer the dinator and Linda Vesho, coordinator avenues of assistance. staff, join in the planning and the were intentionaiiy throwing games to of volunteers, will work together to CASHMERE TOPCOAT...... $125. problem to clergymen who are trying Maine farmers should have a banner For Mrs. Logan, it was a nostalgic A special “Golden Award” goes to featured stars ... Benny Goodman Two staff members are es­ programming. We’ll be looking for; Loval Circle ol King's Daughters will meet tonight at SPORT C O A T ...... $69. heip professional gamblers win to keep their flocks warm this Milton Berle for “outstanding enter­ will be in concert at Carnegie Hall on determine the needs of patients and tablishing new programs. A Used you! thousands of dollars. year. nibble. Bela Lugosi bit her there back winter. Reynald Souci, chairman of the in 1927 when, as Nedda Harrigan, she tainment ... over a long period of Jan. 17. During the past few months, vears.” M CC ^ HARTFORD (UPI) - As church leaders have been forced to promised. Rep. Ronald A. Sarasin, turn down thermostats, plug up holes calendar R-Conn, has added his name to a and put up storm windows, just like growing list of Connecticut thousands of Connecticut Weekend newe eummery Today , Republicans who are out to unseat in­ homeowners who are feeling the Registration — non­ cumbent Democratic Gov. Ella T. pinch of spiraling energy costs. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Govern­ burned cars in Milan and masked credit and credit communi­ Grasso in next fall's elections. American Bar Association in­ The possibility of a onetime pen­ For many, it’s an uphill fight. ’The ment sources predict a major con­ men believed by police to be rightists ty services courses, 2 to 7 As a band blared and 600 sup­ vestigative committee study says sion break is a major factor, but ill architecture of many older churches frontation between the Pentagon and burned a car and smashed the display p.m.. registrars office, ad­ porters applauded and waved signs, racial and economic segregation in health or the lure of other office also features stained glass windows, draf- the CIA over control of the National cities is being promoted by state and windows of the San Ferdinando ministration building, the 43-year-old Beacon Falls con­ are factors. \ 9' .T ty halls and high ceilings — the bane Intelligence Tasking Center, which local government housing policies. theater in Naples during a perfor­ main campus. gressmen announced his candidacy ’The 37 members, who already have of modern fuel conservationists. will control all intelligency ac­ Because of judicial and legislative mance. Saturday at the Hartford Sheraton announced they were quitting their T uesday tivities. inaction, zoning and other traditional present jobs compares with the Communist and other . left-wing following a caravan from his HARTFORD (UPI) - A national Registration — non­ General Electric President Carter has asked Central local land use controls are being used record 58 who retired or sought other party headquarters were attacked hometown of Beacon Falls. consumer group study says Connec­ credit and credit communi­ Home Sentry Smoke Alarm Intelligence Director Stansfield frequently to deny access to decent office in 1976. with firebombs in Bologna and ty services courses. 9 a.m Sarasin, considered the fron­ ticut's three utilities rank at the top Turner to establish the new agency, Caldor Regular Price . housing and to reinforce and even Cagliari, Sardinia, without causing to noon and 4 to 7 p.m.. 27.97 trunner in the GOP's early guber­ nationally in having more power than now in the planning stage, but natorial race, immediately came out aggravate current patterns of racial ROME (UPI) — Right-wing gangs serious damage. registrars office, ad­ Caldor Sale Price ....22.70 Farberware SVz Quart they need. sources say the Defense Department and economic segregation, it said. rampaged through the streets of Rebate from G.E...... 5.00* swinging at the current Democratic The study of the nation's 100 ministration building, Crock-R-Cooker is trying to install a small staff from Rome Sunday, hurling firebombs, at­ main campus. 9 administration, but did not mention largest electric utilities was done by its own Defense Intelligence Agency WASHINGTON (UPI) - Eight tacking suspected leftists and bur­ YOUR 'Set Mrs. Grasso by name. the Washington-based Environmen­ Friday M in cirrk Our as the heart of the new group. senators and 29 representatives ning cars in an apparent effort to FINAL COST lordetult “We must first restore leadership tal Action Foundation and released 17.70 13.70 Reg. 24.99 Carter is expected to issue an already have announc^ their inten­ avenge the slaying of two neo-fascist Duplicate bridge — Open in the governor's office” before here Sunday by the Connecticut $2. 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Heat-tempered glass lid. #270 the state, the Republican said. beginning what may be a record In other areas of Italy, police (xncentrator nozzle for spot drying. #065 According to the survey, the Hart­ volves debate between the Pentagon number of members of Congress detained 25 people after right-wing EVERY Rooms 102 and 103. ford Electric Light Company and the and civilian spy agencies over in­ HARTFORD (UPI) - The judge retiring or seeking other office. gangs smashed shop windows and Saturday Connecticut Light & Power Co. telligence gathering priorities. Women's basketball — who first proclaimed an injustice had ranked first and third respectively in TUES. been done to Peter A. Reilly has been MCC vs. Tunxis Communi­ excess generating capacity. WASHINGTON (UPI) - An OOM6 AND PLAY 7:30 P.M. ty College. 6 p.m., East Catholic High ^hool. MT. CARMEL Basketball — MCC vs. TALL Tunxis Community Shgwcasel Itt Run Comedy HH HALL College, 8 p.m., East About town PlHme 649-5491 | Nkj ROBERTS ST. Catholic High School. .. Cwemasl (off Forbes Strsot) Monday, Jan. 16 INTERSTATE 84 CEDAR E X IT 8 8 (Formarly Asfd at Spring semeter begins. SILVER LAME Tha Community Bldg) General Electric The sewing group of Emanuel Church Women will meet ROBERn STREET Manchester Community 40-Channel CB Transceiver Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Luther Hall of the church. All ENCOUHTEBS po EAST HARTFORD TOTAL PRIZES College offers this calen­ Caldor Regular Price .7 9 .3 0 women of the church are invited to help make afghans w a l t d iin e TI 568-8 8 10 EVERYc v c n v TUESDAY lU E •3 5 0 - dar of events in the interest Caldor Sale Price__ 59.00 and lap robes. Those planning to participate are asked to PETE’S DRAGON 0 BMKUUHIlUinmBt T»«t^0UTtS » ■ 14 . It |EX{ IS| Robertshaw Dual Set Back Men’s and Ladies’ Sponsored by of the community. All the bring sack lunches. $2.a0 til 2-.30PM. Oeorge luma MCC sponsored activities Energy Saver Thermostat Rebate from G.E...... 1 0 .0 0 * Figure Skates “WORLD’S ■^fv f T 7 : 3 0 P.M. MEN’S CLUB John Denver ||^ listed are open to the A neighborhood coffee hour, which is open to all men GREATEST LOVER” PO UP CASH PRIZES St. Issae Jogues Our YOUR Our T0S3S0.INI public and many are free of J FINAL COST Reg. 15.99 and women of the community, will take place Tuesday at ORANGE HALL Church charge. For further infor­ Reg. 46.99 *34 *49 Saves you energy and money, auto­ Lighted S/RF Power meter. Switchable Hardened steel blades; Naugalon'- 1:30 p.m. at the Community Outreach Center, 64 Church 86 EAST CENTER 8T. Admission $1.00 mation. cal! 646-2137, St. > 64S-9333 MANCHESTER. CONN. matically sets heat level back at night, ANL and 3-position PA-CB switch. Built- uppers in white for women, black for men. raises it back up in the morhing. in speaker and lighted channel Indicator. 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PAGE FX)UR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheslfr. Conn.. Mun.. Jan. 9, IWi Health By LAWRENCE E. UMB, M.D.) Of consumer concern iHaurlipalfr Supuiu^HpralJi Open forum Manchester — A City of Village Charm Estrogen should help Automobile rust^proofing Founded Oct. 1, 1661 DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 52 years necessary discomfort and closing the but they are not physical. This has M«m6«r. Audit Bure*u of Circuiaiion Member. United Press international of age and have been having hot door on some real benefits that you only been for the past eight months. Rust Is the oxidation of maintenance measures delivery. It may be too late comply with all conditions Time to pay debt might get if you needed it. metal due to exposure to may not need the extra ,to take it back for an un­ listed in your warranty. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co.. Herald Square. flashes for two years. Rather than Before this, he didn’t work at all for protection of the rust­ Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. take estrogen I decided to tolerate I am sending you The Health Letter almost a year, and before that just a air and moisture. The dercoating after you’ve This will protect the validi­ proofing process. driven it for a period of ty of your warranty, in members of youth have a great say in them, but after two years I’m number 5-12, Menopause to give you normal 40 hour week. process is hastened and Rlymond F. Rolwitotl. Edilor-PuUiirw Haroid E. Turkington. Managing Editor To the editor: Next, consider how long time and have built up an wondering if they will ever cease. a resume of what the menopause is I’ve tried to ask the doctor aggravated by corrosive case any rusting problems ’The East Hartford Citizens Action what activities or pursuits should be you plan to own the car. If . accumulation of dirt. I haven't menstruated for six all about and what it causes. Some of questions about this, but he acts as substances in the air or on do arise. Group (EHCAG), many other groups allowed. If your car is an older Opinion months, and during this time I seem your symptoms may not be from the though it's none of my business, and the highway when it is con­ it is traded in every three and many other residents of East model, make sure you ’The Youth Services Department as to have lost interest in everything. I menopause as you think. It is not un­ won’t tell me much of anything. He cerned with your car. years or so, you may be Answefs to questions of Hartford are clamoring for teen now constituted serves only a distinct have always been a person who common to have a depressive reac­ just says to wait. I think I’ve waited disposing of the vehicle choose a rust-proofing firm general interest will centers or youth centers. minority of our youth. enjoyed life to the fullest, whether it tion at this stage of life and it will long enough, especially with no infor­ Any car can rust; before rust becomes a or process with proven appear in this coiumn. Ad­ They want to use Community What this town 'needs are youth be scrubbing a floor or going to a par­ certainly sap your energy. Others mation on the subject. however, rust is a problem problem. reliability. Since the price dress questions to: “Of Development Block Grants for this. centers which provide activities for ty, and now I have to push myself to who want the issue on menopause DEAR READER — I agree that that can be prevented by If you decide to have of the process and the Consumer Concern,” Good buddy is cagey ’There are some people in town who high school students, out-of-school do everything I do and become very can send 50 cents with a long, you have waited long enough. Your proper preventive rust-proofing t^ork done on warranties vary, do some Department of Consumer a new car, arrange to have comparison shopping ask why block grant funds should be youth, college students and out-of- disinterested in a short time. I can’t stamped, self-addressed envelope for letter suggests that you and your hus­ measures and periodic Protection State Office had many more — several maintenance. the car properly under­ before ordering the work Building, Hartford, Conn. What's happened to the used for something the town already work youth. The center should be stick at anything too long. it to me in care of The Manchester band have different doctors. If so, I million more — on the market Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, coated before you take done. Finally, be sure you 06115. citizen band radio craze? has. What a cruel hoax they’re multi-room to provide activities of I'd like to get through this period as might suggest that you bring up the In connection with this normally as possible, but 1 can’t Radio City Station, New York, NY It’s still here. More than 12 than they had thought. perpetrating. all kinds simultaneously. However, problem with your doctor. He should problem, the car rust­ seem to come up with any answers to 10019. The result is that today the Teen centers that now exist are these activities should be those be able to talk to your husband’s doc­ proofing business is million truckers, housewives, my problems to help myself, so any You are right about going to bed. tor and get some straight answers merely centers mn by adults with wanted by the youth themselves, not becoming increasingly former First Ladies, teen­ bloom is definitely off the CB advice from you would be much ap­ That will just make you more tired. with numbers attached to them. He programs for youth that adults what we adults think they want. popular. As a consumer, boom as far as the manufac­ preciated. I’d suggest some organized group may suggest that your husband have thinking about such ser­ EVEN IF YOU CANT agers and just average perceive they want. ’There are no We went to three referenda in the turer is concerned. The Wall I find that going to bed and going to physical activity for you, join a additional tests done, or perhaps vice, you need to evaluate everyday drivers are presently teen centers which provide activities Street Journal recently sur­ 60s to approve of a Community sleep seems to be the easiest way health club and exercise regularly. checked by another doctor. for yourself whether such a CBers. by Federal Com­ that teen-agers primarily want for center. It’s time we paid our debt to around this whole situation, but this The change from the home environ­ SEW A STITCH NOW veyed the CB scene and found When a man has a low sperm process, with the cost in­ munications Commission themselves. the youth of East Hartford. certainly doesn’t seem to me to be ment may be good for you. Exercise count, there are things that can be volved, is a wise purchase. license count, and their the situation grim. Sales have ’There is no teen center or youth Very truly yours, the way to handle any problems. is useful in helping to regain your done. There have even been studies YOU CAN SEW ADRESS DEAR READER-- You should be energy and helps to combat simple that show the sperm count can be First, any warranty you numbers are continuing to dropped, work forces have center which is open every day to Aldo J. Rovero provide multi-purpose activities. 47 Rentschler St. getting close to the end of the time "blah” depressive reactions that are boosted by the male taking the same are offered should show in been cut back and plants shut commonplace in life situations. It is writing just what is being AFTER SIX CLASSES grow by an average 250,000 per There is no teen center where East Hartford you will experience hot flashes. I fertility piils women need to take month. down, even the new 40-channel might say that relief of hot flashes is amazing how a person’s energy can when they don’t ovulate. Both the promised, such as repair of radios are going at knocked- the one thing that physicians agree pick up when he or she becomes in­ ovaries and the testicles are damaged areas or a refund What’s happened to the CB AT SINGER down prices and none of the estrogen does for menopausal terested in something new. stimulated by hormones from the if rust occurs. radio industry? Find what interests you have and major manufacturers are women. It will relieve them. pituitary gland under the brain. Walk into a Singer sewing class knowing It’s in trouble, deep trouble You really should talk to your doc­ pursue them, you may not have time Some men improve by giving them Second, consider your own care of your new car. nothing and six classes later you can walk that can be summed up in a expecting to show a profit until tor about whether or not you should to nap all the time. thyroid hormone, or improving their well into 1978, by which time take any estrogen medicines. There DEAR DR. LAMB — How about a generai health. Your doctor may Is it kept in a garage? Is it out wearing the first dress you made yourself 9 couple of words. Overproduc­ little advice to those of us who have a washed regularly, par­ many more than likely will be are several kinds, and if you are real­ want both of you to go to a fertility Even if you've never sewn before. tion and a bad marketing Leave out experience ly low on estrogen he may think the problem getting pregnant? My hus­ clinic. ticularly in the winter when the effects of We'll teach you all the basics. And we'll guess. out of business. benefits from a small amount would band and 1 have been married for The chance of pregnancy can This may be in large part the four years. I have been off the pill for weather conditions and make it so easy, you'll be sewing like an Two years ago, CB had the To the editor: oil, inflate tires or pump gas? be helpful in your case. Don't let all sometimes be improved by having L Training a dishwasher or a waitress the news stories about the dangers of over two of these years. I'm 24, and sex every third night. That ensures road salt are particularly old hand in no time at all. We'll teach you consequence of a natural Have you ever read the Help look of a go-go industry to end estrogen frighten you. There are he is 28. harmful to the metal? A to cut, measure and pin a pattern. Then to shakeout which could have Wanted ads in the classified section or office worker doesn’t require the best chance of a larger sperm all go-go industries. some dangers for some women with I have been pregnant before count, and eventually the third night driver who uses a garage to and finish your garment. been foreseen in a new in­ of a newspaper? Do you want to know much either. All that is needed by the house the vehicle and prac­ Everybody and his buddy employer is a willingness to share his some medicines used in some treat­ (another man) when I was 18.1 had a and ovulation occur at the same You'll sew in a friendly class under the dustry. It is usual in the evolu­ what the most common word used in ment schedules. Note 1 have said, legal abortion. My doctor says I am time. tices proper preventive want^ to be good buddies, and these ads is? knowledge with others willing to trained eye of a skilled professional. tion of an industry that a mul­ Fewer computations some, some, some, some. It doesn’t perfectly healthy and should get From the rest of your letter, I ap­ buyers were snapping up It’s “experience” of course! Well learn. apply to all women all the time. pregnant. The year I was off the pill, preciate that your husband is sen­ Enroll to(Jay. Classes limited equipment faster than titude of small enterpreneurs how do you obtain this? No one will So the next time you place that There are very good studies that he said it would take time; now he sitive about this. Many men are. to 8-10 students. Only $29.50 for 18 hours in new tax forms Help Wanted ad do the inexperienced manufacturers could keep in at the beginning eventually hire you because you are in­ show that when you consider the total says there must be something wrong. There is nothing to be ashamed What Price Children? of instruction. dwindle to a handful of often experienced. a favor. Leave out the word picture of a woman's health, not just I used the temperature charts for a about, and even if he were not retailers supplied. A market The average family of four Just because a person is “experience.” the narrow concept of any increased while to no avail. producing sperm at all, that would with apparently nowhere to go giant survivors. It has By Ray DeCrane other partner has $1100 in deductions. requires 40 percent more “experienced” doesn’t mean he will And also remember this: “How risk of cancer of the uterus, taking A few months ago, my husband not mean that he is less masculine. money than a childless cou­ but up is not going to remain happened in autos, aircraft and (First in a Series) Here is what they will have to do: estrogens may significantly prolong went for a sperm count. The first test ’The one with $2300 in deductions will perform the job better! A person who does a person gain experience?” and Many men with normal levels of ple to maintain the same undersupplied for long and sewing machines and is Changed, simpler, complicated, “How can a person move up |n this a woman’s life and may protect her came out iow, so he had a repeat. male hormones do not produce standard of living. The Con­ not subtract that amount from is inexperienced and willing to learn ference Board notes. Also, happening in calculators. error-prone. world if the doors to success are from cancer. Lung cancer may well When I called his doctor about the enough healthy sperm. more and more producers adjusted gross income. He will sub­ would perform the job just as well. results, the doctor said the second the cost of meeting a child’s CB radio shows all the signs Contradictory as they appear to be, closed? be prevented by the use of eslrogenn, Readers who want The Health needs increases as he or she moved in. tract only $700 — the excess over the Does it really take so long to train and in a good study there were fewer test was just as low as the first. My Letter on Impotence, number 3-12, all of those words accurately $1600 which the Tax Table will Marilyn Gerlach grows up. Middle-income now of being caught up in the a cashier? In today’s time most cash heart attacks and strokes in women husband went up for a physical. The can send 50 cents with a long, And then the FCC converted describe the new tax forms that 88 provide. ’The partner with $1100 in parents with a child under 6 process of shedding smaller registers are different anyway. How 40 Stone St. taking estrogen after a surgical doctor asked him how many hours he stamped, self-addressed envelope for require about $1,500 more 126 Year’s Experience Is The Best Teacher. a goldmine into a bonanza, or million Americans will be wrestling deductions will have to ADD ^iOO to long does it take someone to check Manchester menopause than in women who did worked a week (65 to 75). Then he it to me in care of The Manchester than a childless couple with suppliers, leaving a half dozen with this year. adjusted gross income before finding a similar budget. The differ­ so it appeared. Accom­ not take estrogen. The difference told there was nothing wrong with Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, or so large operators with the The drastic redesign of the forms his tax on the Tax Table. The reason: ence increases to about modating the burgeoning was significant. By deciding on your him, just tired, and that he had read Radio City Station, New York, NY SINGER introduced many changes. Internal The Tax Table will allow $1600— $500 $3,300 when the child is be­ J financial and technological own that you don’t need estrogen you the second test results wrong. 10019. tween 6 and 15 and to roughly SEWING CENTERS public interest it added Revenue Service felt tlwt something more than he actually has. resources in command of a may be subjecting yourself to un­ My husband does work long hours. $5,000 during the junior and another 17 channels to the had to be done because of all the For this reason, the term “stan­ senior year in high school. 856 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER, 643-4305 existing 23 allocated to the substantial but no longer errors made last year. dard deduction’’ has now been booming market. The forms are simpler because eliminated. In its place is a new citizen band. At a stroke, so fewer complicated mathematical This may indeed be a natural term, the “zero bracket amount.” By Penny will talk at YWCA brunch the industry thought, millions computations are called for. Here this is meant if you do not itemize process as CB radio matures of dollars worth of 23-band are some of the mathematical deductions, you subtract a “zero” Reflections The committee of management of Street. afternoon, may be made by calling operations that have been equipment out there is CB from fad to fact. But its com­ from adjust^ gross income before Nutmeg Branch of YWCA will spon­ Mayor Stephen Penney will be the the YWCA office at 647-1437. Child eliminated: You won’t have to mul­ sor a brunch on Wednesday from 9:30 guest speaker. A ing certainly would seem to going to the Tax Tables. If you do Hal Turkington care will be available. Give yourself a , land had become obsolete and tiply your adjusted gross income by to 11:30 a.m. at the YWCA, N. Main Reservations, which close Tuesday have been accelerated by the itemize you will either add to or sub­ a whole new, and higher-priced 16 percent to determine your stan­ tract from adjusted gross income, Managing Editor 40-channel market had opened industry’s eagerness to play dard deduction; everyone within the depending upon the relationship the market for more than it same marital status will receive an between your deductions and your tax-sheltdred Wentine. up. identical standard deduction. You zero bracket amount. Births But it hasn’t worked out was worth, particularly in the won’t have to multiply the $750 per­ go-for-broke acceptance of 40- But the big fear of Internal “Take time to smell the roses.” West, a Shrine museum. quite that way. There has not sonal exemption by the number of Revenue Service is that errors will Isn’t that a line from a popular Shriners began arrive Thursday, Thomas, Kristina Marie, Stephen F. and Lou-Ann Nicol John­ Va, She was born Dec. 3 at Norfolk, been a rush to stock up on 40- channel radio. In so doing, it exemptions on the return. You won’t result because taxpayers, being OpenanlRAI jpelody? Well, we did take time to and most of them on Friday for the daughter of Brian T. and Barbara son of Colchester. He was born Dec. Va. Her maternal grandparents are N have to determine your personal tax channel radios. On the con­ underestimated its public. And creatures of habit, are accustomed to Saturday game. On Friday, there Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lanzo of credit. following the procedure of the last smell the roses — at the Tournament Leigh March Thomas of Biloxi, Miss. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. in the long run. that never was time to renew acquaintances and Sunrise Lane, East Hartford. Her trary, recognizing a good deal Your new Tax Tables in use this year’s tax return. of Roses parade in Pasadena, Calif., She was bom Dec. 5 at Biloxi. Her His maternal grandparents are Mr. pays. year have the standard deduction, make new ones, visiting hospitality maternal grandparents are Mr. and and Mrs. Glenn R. Nicol of 398 Bum- paternal grandparents are Mr. and 14 last Monday, Jan. 3. February . when they see one, CBers con­ If you attempt to do that this year suites. Friday night was the East- side Ave., East Hartford. His pater­ Mrs. Alfred Coulombe Jr. of 38 Good buddy he may be, but personal exemptions and the general you will be lost. There is no It was a planned vacation that Mrs. Robert March of 252 Wetherell tinued to buy the 23-channel St. Her paternal grandparents are nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Redwood Road. Her maternal great- Thanks to recent legislation, you tax credit all built-in. ' relationship between the tax forms in began Dec. 27 in San Francisco and West banquet that attracted more models which suonliers di.s- the CBer is still a cagey con­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard 'Thomas of 9 Acle F. Johnson of 69 Clyde Road. grandparents are James Lanzo of Because of the attempt at use this year and last. the East-West Shrine game and than 300 Shriners. Imperial Poten­ now have until February 14 to open an sumer interested in the best simplification for most taxpayers, Florence St. His paternal great-grandfather is East Hartford and Rose Carcia of counted to clear inventories and (NEXT; Other changes on the ended in Pasadena for the Tourna­ tate Fred Morrison of Detroit was M vidual Retirement Account (IRA) buy for his buck. unavoidable complication? have been Shannon Weller of Portland, Ore. He West Hartford. Her paternal great- of which they discovered they new tax forms) there. created for others. For example, who ment of Roses. Lo, Pao, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chao has a sister, Jennifer Lynn, 3. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ■ and still enjoy its substantial tax benefits (You may order the 1978 tax book No, we were not among the 105,000 Saturday morning, it was an early ever heard of deliberately adding to Lo of 81 Orchard St., Rockville. He Alfred Coulombe Sr. of 8 on your 1977 return. by writing to: “ Cut Your Own who saw the Rose Bowl game. We did breakfast and a bus ride to Palo Alto was born Dec. 18 at Rockville Narrangansette Drive, East Hart­ your total income in order to find The IRA works like this: if you’re your correct amount of tax? TTiat is Taxes,’’ c/o The Manchester that in 1965, and chose not to struggle and Stanford University where 65,000 General Hospital. Coiilumhe, Jennifer Ann, ford. She has a brother, Wayne exactly what some taxpayers will be Evening Herald, P.O. Box 489, Radio with that crowd; instead, we were people witnessed the game. You daughter of Wayne T. Sr. and Thomas Jr., 17 months. employed and not already covered by a Yesterdays required to do. It will work out cor­ City Station, New York, N.Y., 10019, “smelling the roses.” More about know the West won, 23-3. Johnson, Jason Matthew, son of Eugenia Lanzo Coulombe of Norfoik. qu5ified pension or profit-sharing plan, and enclosing check or money order rectly for them in the end, but, ad­ that later. The pageantry began at 10:30 a.m. • Nomiiiimum deposit; maximum for $1 plus 25 cents for postage and ^ you can contribute up mittedly, it will be difficult to con­ ★ ★ ★ with competitions for high school interest paid on every dollar. vince some people that this is a cor­ handling. Make check payable to bands, a grand parade around the to $15(X) a year or 25 years ago ly, of CJiapman court. Order of “Cut Your Own Taxes.” ) We shall break this epistle into two a Flexibility. W e guarantee our rate for rect procedure. columns —this one on the East-West field, the introduction of the players, 15% of your income, Manchester gets more than five in­ Amaranth. Consider the case of married as long as you choose, from 3 to 10 Vernon E. Smith and Richard J. game. and an excellent halftime show, a wdtichever is less, to ches of snow. taxpayers filing separate returns. Mexican Fiesta. years. Manchester Water Co. will claim Marineau are named town assess­ I have ten days left as the il­ an IRA. Your con- One spouse wants to itemize deduc­ When we last saw the East-West irthli ii all y0Hll in rate dispute that a bill is owed hy ment aides to fill two vacancies. lustrious potentate of Sphinx Temple. bavt lo rtlirt oa. It’* lima a Experience. W e’ve hanidled IRA’s tions because it presents a tax SAVE 15^ yod'lookcd out for younalf. Today’s — \ game on Jan. 2, 1965, in old Kezar tiibutions and interest Elighth Utilities District. The coldest Jan. 9 in the area sets savings. Under the rules the other Our minds were made up six years since their inception. Stadium on a cold, muddy, rainy are tax-sheltered - you pay no Arthur Gremmo is elected presi­ record in the.weatherman’s hook; es­ must also itemize. The tax tables ago that the final event of 1977 for us • N o commissions or fees. dent of Italian Society. timates for Manchester vary from 8 thought afternoon, the opposing quarterbacks that each will use will automatically — > would be attending that fundraising DISCOVER taxes till the time you stM withdrawals. • Automatictransferfiomyourchecking 10 years ago below to 18 below at 7 a.m. give a deduction allowance of $1600 game for our Shriners Hospitals. will be the same ones you will see in Democrats Robert J. Vater and It is only the power of God which Shc^5 around, and you’ll find that for each of them. Joining us were A1 and Edna Penny the Super Bowl Jan. 15. Craig Morton or N O W account Mrs. Wither Little and Alhian Jay R. Stager start a Manchester enables a person to walk straight in a Hartford National’s IRA is second to Severance are installed as royal Assume that one has a total of of the Denver Broncos quarter- • Automatic renewal each year - no Chapter of the McCarthy for Presi­ of 395 Burnham St. They are the NEW ERA crooked world. ncme. Compare these advantages: matron and royal patron, respective­ $2300 in itemized deductions. The parents of our mayor; A1 is one of my backed the West and Roger Staubach need to fill out forms or visit the bank. dent Committee. Rev. Dr. George W. Webb The detergent that appointments to office in Sphinx of the Dallas Cowboys ran the East • H ipest interest paid South United Methodist Church Quarterly and year-end statements, Temple, and in a few short years offense. Morton won that game 11-7 b y any b an k ,, with a last period touchdown. There does your entire plus newsletters to keep you up Manchester should have its third 7.75% compounded^ potentate in the history of Sphinx were two safeties that year, w ash-- ali by Itself. to date on IRA rulings.______★ ★ ★ daily for an effective Temple. If your powder detergent needs help—like « you deposit $500/yt. $ 1000/yr oi the maximum $1500 al ^ /S'teMIhan Almanac ★ ★ ★ Sunday morning. New Year’s Day, sprays for grease and liquid for collars—why annud yield of 8.17%. enective annual yield ol 0 17%*. here’s whal you can expect al age 65 ’Those Shriners in the west throw we were at the airport checking in use it? New, improved ERA does it ail by itselfl P rBBtntAgB $500/y#ar $1O0O/y«Br »1500/yMf I for our trip to Los Angeles. In the $146,682 $293,364 $440,046 out the red carpet treatment for its ERA'S new formula combines ingredients like $ 63.258 $126,516 $189,774 By United Press International next line was Gregg Robinson of $ 25,233 $ 50.465 $ 75.698 visitors; when we deplaned and went e those in powder detergents, sprays, and $ 7,900 $ 15,801 $ 23,701 Today is Monday, Jan. 9, the ninth Dartmouth, a defensive lineman for to the baggage checking area, we liquids for coliars. Just rub a iittle on •EfIecM a r v ^ ywW w4«n both pnnCipie and day of 1978 with 356 to follow. saw a red fez that said Islam Temple, the East. He was coming back to the tough stuff and new ERA does a great ’The moon is between its new phase Bradley. We chatted briefly about ■ 3 re d u ^ to the legutar passoook »aie * pariiCiDant attams age 59W, earty transportation committee; the job on your whoie wash. wittYlrawal reguiatons do not apply and first quarter. Shriner wearing it was looking for us. the game, and talked about our own So do iti Save 1 5# on any size ERA. The deter­ ’The morning stars are Mercury, We have a friend at Islam Temple game here in the northeast. gent that does it— all by itselfl Don’t settle for less. Come in today ^ Venus, Mars and Saturn. in San Francisco who is a member of We call it the Maple Sugar Bowl CUT MONGDOTTEO ______and open your IRA at any Hartford The evening star is Jupiter. the Greeters unit and we spent time game, and it’s played the second ' t a k e this co u po n to yo u r s to r e I ’Those bom on this date are under with Ray and Chris Sparks, including Saturday in August at Memorial National branch. (And wWle you’re at the sign of Capricorn. a New Year’s Eve dinner party at Stadium at Dartmouth. It brings tiie bank, take advantage our special , J ^ Richard Nixon, 37th president of their home for the six of us. together the graduating seniors of Fuel Card energy-saving effer.) the United States, was bom Jan. 9, It wasn’t all Shrine business; we Vermont high schools against New When you buy any size N E W ^M « if you’ve got any questions about the 1913. did tour the city, and took a 10-hour Hampshire high schools. Those funds LIMtT ONE COUPON PER PUnCHASE TO THE CONSUMER. CAUDONl Oon'l embarfaw y w «••••« Mr aMotg Mn to IRA - or about the Keogh plan for the On this day in history: are divided between two orthopedic ttdtr-i tovcont w>tMwi fnakino roquHod mkcM m . Ha mwat raJtam eawpona bus trip to visit Monterey and praotrty to oal im moMv Mck, REtSMtcKT eaupona ara paod anhr an iha In 1793, the first successful balloon brtPMM caAaJ lor olMr uaRMwEI**** fiMrE. _ ^ self^nqiloyed—just call our retirement Carmel, and saw Pebble Beach, the hospitals at Springfield, Mass., and CO/S BiyOtD OBOMARy CUA/Vmo TO THE DIALER: Yoir art MBwflaad Maclaaowf aftni tor IM redwnpiwi ol iMa eowpon Wt *M laMbwna you toi IM laea «aM M W t aoupon. or. M eeoBw flight in the United States was made Montreal, and the Burns Institute at can* lor Irao morcMMUa, « t «nH lawnborsa m tor tueh baa Mod*, piua 9a lor "jCutAcM 17-mile drive, and the golf course handMg. provMM »«< yoo OM IM cerwuniar have eenpliod artin 1M larM ol our ■uka y m t rttir«MRi specialist in Manchester, Robert by Jean Blanchard over fvfion onar By (uboMiWig M* coupon tor raunbursamonl you taproMnl Bial you B m M bONM Irw. I that plays such an important part in Boston. toooomad ri pwnuani w ihato tarma Any la>iu>a lo aniorca ihaaa urma ihali no4 M Ooamad a wanar ol any o llM condiitOn* TERMS OP COUPON OFFER. TM McCarthy at 7284312. niiladelphia. On Aug. 12 this year, the Maple coupon mu»l bo raoiiintd by a contumar al iha Iwna ol pufchata o' 1M brand the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament. *oa ndieaM vdh IM toco vatoaol Um coupon bamg doduclad Irom tn# daatar • rotari *alhng pnea Tiut coupon M apn-ottionabia. and may nol ba toproducad H e’ll be happy to help. In 1861, Mississippi seceded from Sugar Bowl game will celebrate its TM contumar muM pay any tala* un Mvenrad Irworcat prondmg puicMaa ol That tournament wilt continue, and •Miewii iiock el Our brand* to c«tar coupon* pmamod mwu bo *M«n upon ra- 0 the Union. 25th year, for the benefit of the aut*l and laAiro la do to may. at our opMn. veto an coupon* *ubmittad tor ram- Bing’s son will be host. buraamani lor «Ncn no preel el prodifcn purcMtod «* *Mam. Proparly ladaamad eoupen»*t>aboaoc*ptodtorrbiMbuflii»idnlin don>bi(lbylMraMHdal ra*pen- Because we were there early for World,” Shriners Hospitals for *.Vhfy, or lo a holder el our CoriWeaW el AwtMriiyetitoojer tor If you’ve got a Btfle money, why not get a lot of bank? went on to liberate Manila. SHOULD M 8HIPPCO. AT OUR JO P B O ^ (DAIIBLli 6IM “Qood evening, sir. )M>uld you like to do your part In the game, we had a private tour of Crippled and Burned Children. PROCTER a GAMBLE 9618ER SUNNVBROOKORIVi.CMCINNATI.OHlOAmT CaahtadimpNA vahttvahttiwolK- In 1966, Surveyor 7 made a soft lan- the Shrine Hospital iij^San Francisco Next week, we’ll "smell the 19 conservino energy?" (HM on the mnna roups." ' ^ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchetter, Conn.. Mun,, Jan, a. I»78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 9J978 - I’AGE SEVEN Auxiliary to hear psychologist T Manchester polfce report Myette wants landfill j // you ham Richard Goldwasser. a school psy­ processes once he or she is supplied Coventry council considers chologist for the Town of Manchester with biofeedback: that is. im m ^iate Arrests over the weekend in­ • Allen L. Herzog. 18, of 513 Bush reported missing Sunday morning and an instructor in psychology at biological information on what is cluded: Hill Road, charged with speeding and and were later found totally wrecked to be open on Sunday I ^ , Manchester Community College, will going on within the body. • Michael P. Wellington. 18, of operating a motor vehicle while in a sand and gravel pit off Parker changing rules on drainage be the guest speaker at the meeting South Windsor, charged with fourth- Street, Two other cars were van­ South Windsor further discuss the proposal for a | A n d o v er i ^ This information is obtained license is suspended. Court date is The Coventry Town Council may of a precedent-setting case in Killing- of the Manchester Memorial through sensitive electronic equip­ degree shoplifting at King’s store. Jan. 24. dalized at the car dealership. Deputy Mayor Robert J. Myette is new Charter R ^ io n | Holland ly in which the plaintiff claims that a expense to the town. Myles has now expected to ask the South Windsor The item was tabled at the last coun- | uonna Hoiianu ask the Planning and Zoning Com­ asked that staff Input on pertinent Hospital .AuNiliary Monday. Jan. 16. ment which amplifies bodily signals Court date is Jan. 23. • Michael J. McTeague. 17, of 284 Another car was reported stolen at mission (PZC) to stop requiring developer cannot be required to Im­ • Edward J. Furphy, 16, of 29 Town CouncU, meeting in work ses- meeting because numerous | ; • ...... applications be given to the council The annual mid-winter meeting so that they can be heard or seen and Sandra Drive East Hartford, charged the K-Mart parking lot Friday after­ developers to do drainage work and prove town roads. Stone St., charged with disorderly noon. Sion tonight, to consider the opening members felt the pn^wsal had not | n o iio n before the Planning and Zoning Com­ will be held at Concordia Lutheran instantly feeds this information back with reckless operation. Court date is road widening In the town right of Myles speculated that if the court to the person so that control of the conduct Saturday night in connection Jan. 24. Several cars were vandalized with of the sanitary landfill on Sundays. fully explored. S Donna Holland B upholds the plaintiff, the problem In mission receives it so the council can Church. 40 Pitkin St. The program with a disturbance in front of Pinball broken windows in the UA Theatre Many citizens have rnnipininaH of The work session will be held for | 646^)375way. make a recommendation to the com­ and demonstration will begin at 10 bodily function being monitored can • Carolyn A, Hadden, 41. of 104 W. At a joint workshop between the Coventry would be resolved since the Wizard on Main Street. Court date is Middle Tpke., charged with and Parkade parking lots Friday inconvenience since the landfill was the first time at Pleasant Valley p Coventry ^ mission. a.m. with coffee and registration at be learned. two groups Thursday night. Council PZC would no longer be able to Jan. 23. operating a motor vehicle while un­ night. Two tires' were taken off one closed to residents on Sunday.-The School Library, and will begin at 7:M | claire Connelly i Former Council Chairman Jesse 9:15 a.m. Dr. Goldwasser is a graduate of Chairman Jack Myles said he would require road work. In the past, the • Randy A. Cooley, 18. of 449 Main car at the theater. ^ former council defeated a resolution P m- In the past, council work S ...... 742-8202 S Brainard said he saw no basic Hunter College and received his der the influence of liquor. Court ask the council whether it wants to commission had bypassed the council Dr, Goldwasser will discuss the St., charged with breach of peace in About $40 in a bank bag was stolen to reopen the dump area by a W sessions have been held in the caOcus ft H e b ro n 'i differences of opinion between the master's degree from City College of date is Jan. 24. consider each application for a sub­ on applications by receiving input use of biofeedback in treating connection with a disturbance at council and the commission. Both New York. • Barry O'Neill, 17, of 464 Spring from the A-1 Gas station on East Karen Biskupiak | division requiring road im­ directly from the town manager migraine and tension headaches, Main and Ford streets Saturday Center Street. Numerous councilmen.. ,have said ’’;!!? Nominated,"“p7r ‘ to V£C Ig 228-0496 % are “trying to find a basis for He lives in Glastonbury with his St., charged with throwing an object provements or to simply Issue a Frank Connolly, who is a former hypertension and various maladies night. Court date is Jan. 23. A train engine model valued at $200 they have received calls requesting The Democratic Town Committee S n „ ih w in fia n r 1^: town planner. operations,” he stated, recommen­ wife and daughter. at a motor vehicle Sunday afternoon blanket denial to such requests. caused by prolonged periods of stress • Terry R. Pelletier. 19, of 116 on Spring Street. Another 14-year-old was reported stolen from the Train the landfill ^ opened at some time has nominated two committee B , j v B This procedure was used under the ding that the council review the per­ The meeting is free and open to the Myles contended that the town and tension. public. There will be a represen­ Adams St., and John P. Walsh. 19, of juvenile was also arrested on the Exchange, 70 Hilliard St., Saturday. on Sundays. Myette said many members to fill alternate positions g '’““y ^lennei g; mit manual as possibly delegating becomes liable for maintaining the town’s permit manual, which allows .A demonstration of biofeedback tative from the membership com­ 3 Preston Drive, both charged with same charge. The resident of 72 Hudson St., residents have asked the proposal to for- unexpired terms on the South g t, ' ” ’ j ...... too much authority. road Improvements after the the council to use the manager as its control will be a part of the mor­ mittee available to assist persons in­ breach of peace in connection with an Police patrol made 23 motor vehi­ reported that a car struck his house reopen be considered by the new Windsor Planning and Zoning Com- B lo lla n d g The council reluctantly approved a developer has put them in and sold designated agent. However, the issue ning's lecture. terested in learning more about or assault of an 18-year-old man in the 7- cle arrests Friday, 24 Saturday and Saturday about 1:25 p.m. He said the council. mission. B Barbara Richmond ft subdivision on Talcott Hill Road off the lots. As an example, he came to light last fall when Town . For the past two years. Dr. joining the auxiliary. 11 store on Main Street early Satur­ four Sunday, in addition to the above car failed to stop for a stop sign at The proposal is expected to be on Sherman G. Tarr of Mohegan Trail g ...... 643-2711 ft Planner Greg Padick attempted to recently because it was advised that Goldwasser has been conducting day. Court date for both is Jan. 30. pointed to a $65,000 drainage project court action would be taken against Reservations are necessary and charges. Green Road and Oakland Street, then the Jan. 16 regular council meeting was nominated to fill the position left :g V e rn o n ' ft on Flanders Road which was recent­ clarify how the commission obtains research and training individuals in • William N. Monnier, 18, of 29 continued across Oakland Street into the town if the application was can be made by calling Mrs. Laura agMda. , . , , . *»y Chai'*®® Francis, and Benjamin | Barbara Richmond | ly completed. council approval for road im­ biofeedback. He will explain how a Lvndale St., charged with third- the home, causing some broken denied. The PZC had already ap­ Myers. 643-1964. or Mrs. Barbara Thefts over the weekend included The council is also expected to Citron was nominated to fill John 643-2711 ? lilyles said an alternative to provements. person through his own volition can degree larceny in connection with the two cars from Suburban Motors, 50 siding on the house. The car then Myles said that work on town roads proved the application, which Norris. 649-7166. bv Wednesday. Jan. Norman’s alternate position. requiring improvements in the town consciouslv control many internal 1 1 . Dr. Richard Goldwasser theft of a woman's pocketbook on Tolland Turnpike. The cars were backed off an(l left. was the council’s responsibility required road work, subject to the right of way Is to have the developer Rachel Road Saturday. The pocket- because the town is ultimately liable. council’s acceptance. Schwebel said book contained about $70. Court date provide on-site drainage within the once the PZC had given approval, property. And if a road owned by the But PZC Chairperson Marilyn is Jan. 16. Manchester fire calls Richardson said that the commission there could be legal consequences to Youth ‘rap session’ set town would not be safe with an in­ the town if the council disapproved. • Jon H. Heine. 17. of 42 Concord creased traffic load, the PZC could has mandatory deadlines to meet in PZC has four hearings Road, a rrested on a w arrant Vernon cover certain goals and objectives are interested in learning more about making its decisions and that Padick noted that the situation simply deny the subdivision request, may be repeated in a pending charging him with second-degree Saturday, 6:23 a m. —alarm at the Catholic High School. (Town) Starting Wednesday, and every such as the kids self innage. to show the Miss Greater Vernon Scholarship matters would be delayed If the coun­ The Manchester Planning and The matter has been clouded by an motor vehicles on Sheldon Road. he suggest^. application. Isodore Case has applied reckless endangerment and third- Kage Co., 91 Elm St. Extension, water Today, 5:15 a.m, —public service call, W prinesLv th e re a fte r “ ran them ways to constructively release Pageant. cil had to come to its own decision in Zoning Commission will conduct four error in the application for the • An application from Harold degree criminal mischief Saturday. pipe break. iTownI Dudley Street. (Town) Town Attorney Abbot Schwdbel, for a subdivision on North River public hearings and may consider a project. The appiicants are attemp­ Jill hP hp?H for’ VpraoS tension, to help develop a better The Greater Vernon Jaycees are who participated in the workshop, every case. Basser for a resubdivlslon on Court date is Jan. 23. Saturday, 10:31 a.m. —standby for Today, 12:26 a.m. —service call, elec­ Padick had worked out a tentative Road, and the PZC has closed the couple of pending matters when it ting to purchase a strip of land from Spencer Street. downed wires, 288 Center St. (Town) r / thp^Tnwn HMl s^nse of reality, and to work on their offering $1,200 in schoiarship money advised that a blanket denial of • Edward C, Fyler. 24. of 122D trical problem, 29 Margaret Road. tren-agersattaeTown^^^ sen se of re s p o n s ib ility and to contestants. The meeting will be agreement with the previous council public hearing. Although road work m eets tonight at 7:30 in the the state that it had shown as part of • An application from Hayden Sycamore Lane, charged with Sunday. 1:54 p.m. —chimney fire, 19 (District) fice of Jack Walsh, Youth Services ” said Walsh held at 8 p.m. at the office of D.W. private road improvements on town is required, the council legally may Municipal Building's Hearing Room. the project site. Autumn St. (Town) Today, 5:15 a.m. —public service call. roads would necessitate substantial which gave the PZC permission to go Griswold for a four-lot subdivision on operating a motor vehicle while Bureau d rector, located pn the se- Allen last Fish Reaity, Vernon Circie. ahead wltiiout council approval in not give input to the PZC once the This change is expected to require Spring Street. Sunday. 1:57 p.m. —odor of smoke, 19 Dudley Street. (Town) revision of local zoning regulations. hearing has been closed. 9 Two items on tonight's agenda that license under suspension and Bliss St. (Town) Today, 5:29 a.m. —wires down. Cooper " v p Z n ’s voiith has rpouested that year, has requested to work with The pageant wili be held on Satur- cases where there was no substantial might be considered are the proposed a second public hearing on the The PZC also Is expected to elect operating a motor vehicle causing He said he was awaiting the outcome proposal, but the PZC may discuss officers tonight. Sunday, 3:07 p.m. —chimney fire. 357 and Pleasant streets. (Town) I emtinue X s e meettaw as thlv ^alsh on these weekly sessions. day evening, April 8, at the Vernon Wesiey Retirement Center and a unnecessary noise. Court date is Jan. Spring St. (Town) Today. 5:32 a.m. —wires down, 50 Roll the matter tonight. The commission also will receive a 24 were enioved bv them when under The meetings will begin promptiy Center Middie School. The winner of zoning regulation amendment that Sunday, 5:03 p.m. —false alarm. East St. (Town) The direc\iL of Oiaries Allen,” said aU p.m., and wili last no later thap 8 t h e ^ a g e M for the title would limit the power of the Zoning The proposed change to limit the draft of a proposed zoning regulation Board of Appeais. powers of the ZBA would prohibit amendment that would permit car­ .. Fire calls that board from granting use nivals or circuses for some '" “S e y Will be informal, controlled P a g e a n t m e e tin g Sm"uh a 7 « r 8 m 7 6 5 t Both proposals have drawn strong variances. The proposal was opposed organizations. Obituaries and realistic. ^ , On W^nesday there will be a wasileksky at 643-1591 or 871-2117. reaction at previous public hearings. by several attorneys and members of Such activities now are prohibited “In the weeks ahead, I hope to meeting for all girls, age 17-26, who The retirement center is a lOO-unit the ZBA who attended the public in Manchester. The proposal, South Windsor housing for the elderly project that is hearing on the matter. however, would permit carnivals or Helen Malis Sunday, 12:18 a.m. -Fire planned for the South United The four public hearings scheduled and the Chiropractic Institute of New Mr. H athaw ay was born in Department rescue team, circuses for “civic, fraternal, Mrs. Helen Malis, 88, of 107 Vernon Methodist Church's Hartford Road for tonight's meeting are as follows: York. Willsboro, N.Y.. and lived in East auto accident on Sand Hill religious, educational, charitable or St. died this morning at an East Hart­ Subdivision hearing tonight campus. It has been opposed by some • An a p p lic a tio n from the Survivors are two sons, Thomas H. Hartford the past three years. Road. similar nonprofit organizations." ford convaiescent home. She was the who feel that the location is not a Unitarian Universaiist Society East Alton and Richard C. Alton Jr., both Other survivors are his mother, Coventry The commission also is expected to have already been worked out. Town The proposal permits such widow of Oiristy Malis. Tolland County good one and that the center is not a Church for a special exception to at home: and her parents, George A. Mrs. Leola Hathaway of Willsboro, Pionnipp onH Tnpina disc“ss the release of a $3,000 bond to Planner Greg Padick has drawn up a organizations to hold such ativities Mrs. Malis was bom March 17, Today, 3:23 a.m. —Bolton proper use for the phurch property. build a church on West Vernon Street and Elizabeth Doran Hawkins of N.Y.; two sons, Stanley Hathaway of The Coyent^ Ranntag “ d ^nlng Coventry Development Corpora- tentative proposal to be considered for not more than seven days in one 1889, in G reece, and lived in Fire Department, Supporters have said that the center near the Vernon town line. Bolton. Glastonbury and Gregory Hathaway SALE STARTS TODAY calendar year. The ZBA would have Manchester 21 years after having transformer fire at the in­ could help solve the town’s shortage • An application from Raymond There will be a mass Tuesday at 11 of East Hartford; two daughters, leveled and graded land at the cor- The PZC may also review its to grant a special exception for the lived in Lynn, Mass. tersection of Route 44A and of housing for the elderly. Luce to permit the outside storage of sponsor. a.m. at St. Catherine of Siena Church Mrs. Brenda DeRocaher of Coventry ! a nw poration’s industrial park had been zoning regulations. One proposal for She was a member of St. George Lakeside Circle. in Riverside. Burial will be in Put­ and Mrs. Debra Walters of Hartford; ^ ^ ’ ^abilized. President Jim Ladd revision of the rules involves the Today, 8:41 a.m. —Vernon Greek Orthodox Church in Hartford. nam Cemetery, Greenwich. a brother. Wardner Hathaway of miWi.^ho»'rinir oPhoAnipH clalms thls has been done and that exclusion of wetland soils and water- rescue squad and ambulance, Survivors are a son, Peter C. Friends may call at the Fred D. Willsboro; two sisters. Mrs. Blanche Another pubUc hMring scheduled u,ere is no reason for the PZC to hold courses from the square footage auto accident on Interstate 86, Maiis, with whom she made her Knapp & Son Funeral Home, 267 Sheppard of Willsboro and Mrs. for this evening involves a.^rm it for bond. requirements for subdivisions. Other Exit 95 westbound. Two held after shooting home, and two grandsons, Chris Greenwich Ave., Greenwich, tonight Evelyn Smith of Ausable, N.Y.; and a bam to be constM ct^ on the xhe commission has begun work on items are erosion and sediment con- s t o r e w id e Malis of North Windham and Steven from 7 to 9. five grandchildren. the residential section of its master tr o l p ro v is io n s , b o nding Hilda B. Wright, 43, and her hus­ Wright was injured with a shotgun Thessalonia B. Prince, 48, of 61 Can­ Maiis of Kennebunk, Maine. The funeral will be at the Anson Merrow Road. A plan of development for the town, requirements, and zoning permit The funeral is Wednesday at 11 pemd must be obtained before con- ^ ^ „ g r c ia l and industrial areas f^s. J band, Willie Wright Jr., 42, both of 29 wound in the hand. He was taken to non Road East Hartford, was Funeral Home, Willsboro, N.Y. a.m. from the Holmes Funeral struction begins. — Carpenter Road, were stopped by Manchester Memorial Hospital charged with first-degree assault, Emmitl A. Farrell The Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a mass at Manchester Police Sunday morning where he was treated for a puncture carrying a pistol without a permit, Emmitt A. Farrell, 74, of 13 Oval Home. 318 Burnside Ave.. is in 11:30 at St. George Greek Orthodox on Hamilton Drive following a wound and discharged. He was then first-degree reckless endangerment Lane died today at Manchester charge of arrangements. Church, 433 Fairfield Ave., Hartford. shooting incident in East Hartford. turned over to East Hartford Police and unlawful discharge of a firearm Memorial Hospital after a long il­ Burial will be in East Cemetery. Who was Andover Santa? Mrs. Wright was charged with who charged him with first-degree in connection with the shooting of lness. He was the husband of Mrs. carrying a pistol or revolver without reckless endangerment, breach of Wright. Police said Wright had a gun Friends may call at the funeral Cecile L. Billings Farrell. home Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. An Andover woman knows there is a The number is 742-8409. a permit. Police said a .38 caUter peace and threatening in connection but did not use it. Prince was held on Mr. Farrell was born Jan. 5, 1904, The family suggests that those Santa Claus who brought Christmas cheer School board to meet revolver was found in the front floor with an incident on Burnside Avenue $15,000 surety bond for court today. in Underhill, Vt., and lived in wishing to may make memorial gifts to her house just before Christmas, but The Andover Board of Education will A of the car and a .22 caliber automatic about 11:21 a.m. Sunday. Wright was released on $500 surety Manchester 22 years. to St. George Greek Orthodox she has been unable to locate the bearer of meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Andover revolver was found in the woman’s East Hartford Police said bond for court Feb. 2. Before his retirement in 1969, he handbag. Church. Christmas spirit. Elementary School conference room. worked at the First National Bakery John and Beatrice Hoppman reside on. Under action items, the board will act in East Hartford. Clears the way Pine Ridge Drive. Hoppman has been ill on a resignation, appointment, non- Dr. Elizahelh H. Alton He was a member of the Senior STARTS TUESDAY and unable to work for about four years. instructional salaries and minimum wage, BOLTON —Dr. Elizabeth Hawkins Citizens and the Senior Citizens WASHINGTON (UPI) - The About town Mrs. Hoppman said shortly before summer program applicant and several J A N . 10th Alton, chiropractor, of 60 Lafayette Sunshine Qub. Supreme Court cleared the way iii«r-.aM fTrriTiir .a B » w a B « s 3 ^ Christmas a beautiful homemade gift and policies. The board will discuss com­ Place, Greenwich, formerly of Other survivors are a son, Robert today for the sons of Julius and Ethel cookies were brought to her husband. The Applies to selected Bolton, died at her home Sunday. mittee reports, financial summary and N Phebe Circle of Emanuel Lutheran December are Doris Carpenter and E. Farrell of Enfield; a sister, Mrs. Rosenberg to proceed with a suit ac­ Manchester Lodge of Masons will local Santa Claus did not leave a name, ad­ possible maintenance projects. Church will meet in the church Dr. Alton was born Dec. 9,1925, in Evelyn Sulhan of Barre, Vt., and cusing lawyer Louis Nizer of illegally groups and not to meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Elva Muldoon. dress or phone number. Early dismissal Masonic Temple in Manchester. library Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. C. Greenwich. three grandchildren. using their parents' copyrighted Mrs. Hoppman said, “Would the people every Item In our Henry Anderson will be the speaker. Manchester Assembly, Rainbow She was a licensed chiropractor The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 death row letters in a book. Students at Andover Elementary School After a business meeting the Fellow- who brought Christmas cheer to my house stock. craft degree will be conferred with Hostesses are Mrs. Lennart Johnson for Girls, will hold election of of­ and practiced in Greenwich a short a.m. from the John F. Tierney please call so I can talk to and thank you.” will be dismissed at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Russell McClelland, worshipful and Mrs. H.R. Buckminster Jr. ficers tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic time and in Bolton for 20 years. She Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Michael and Robert Meeropol of master presiding. Temple. Refreshments will be was the first licensed chiropractor in with a mass at 10 at the Church of Massachusetts seek damages from CASH SALE ONLY- Manchester WATES will observe served. Greenwich. Assumption. Burial will be in St. Nizer and his publisher for printing CA8H-MA8TER CHARGE While in Bolton, she was a member James Cemetery. excerpts of the letters without their Of BANK AMERICARD Laureate Delta Chapter of Beta its 23rd anniversary Tuesday at the ArM pollc* raport of thq Board of Education for eight Friends may calF at the funeral permission in his book."The Implo­ Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday at 7:30 Italian-American Club on Eldridge Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisters, years, a member of the Republican home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. sion Conspiracy. " p.m. at the home of Mrs. Henry Mat- Street. Weighing in will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. John Pavelack is chair­ will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Tnwn Committee for six years, and a son, 261 Spruce St. Marine Hall on Parker Street. There member of the Senior Citizens Com­ Nizer contends he was allowed to man of the program. Top losers for 630 Pleasant Valley Road with disorderly will be a joint installation with mittee. Edward C, Hathaway reprint excerpts from letters written South Windsor conduct. The arrest was made Saturday Memorial Lodge No. 38 and Linne She established the first Bolton by the Rosenbergs before their A 17-year-old South Windsor resident is „n a« lens"’® EAST HARTFORD - Edward G. afternoon following a dispute with a general scholarship fund and was its execution for espionage in 1953 to il­ in stable condition at Hartford Hospital la®"®®- Local 991 meets tonight Lodge. Officers are asked to wear Hathaway, 55, of 17 William St. died neighbor, police said. Court date is Feb. DRESS SHOP first president for two years. lustrate legal and historical Points following a one-car aedident Sunday mor­ white. Refreshments will be served. Thursday at St. Francis Hospital and 24. The American Federation of State will be sworn in. They will run for a She was a graduate of Greenwich Medical Center. He was the husband under a "fair use" yxception to ning. ^ Vieeaditbf Squaw County and Municipal Employees, one-year term. ADK Gamma Chapter will meet High School, Lincoln College, Ind.', copyright laws. Frank Interlandi, 17, of 20 Palmer Drive of Mrs. Helen Lacey Hathaway. Police charged Catherine P. Reed, 51, of ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE AFL-ao, Local 991 will hold its Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at tte First was injured in the accident, which oc­ 3 yds. 1 — 515 Graham Road with following too close monthly regular schedule meeting Because of upcoming negotiations Federal Savings, 344 W. ^ d d le Tpke. curred on Sand Hill Road, police said. 643-9016 after an accident Saturday at the intersec­ tonight at 7 at the Army and Navy with the town, all members of Local Dr. Alfred Tycheson, assistant Two passengers —Salvatore Garofalo, tion of Ayers Road and Sullivan Avenue. Qub. 991 are urge to attend this important superlntendant of schools, will speak 18, also of 20 Palmer Drive, and David There were no injuries in the two-car acci­ All elected officers and stewards meeting. on "Trends in School Cuiriculum.” Hill, 17, of 88 Oakwood Drive —were treated at Manchester Memorial Hospital dent, police said. Court date is Jan. 20. ONLY! and released,v police said. Vernon Plants topic TUES. Police said the vehicle, which was SmOBs for teachers New Spring Coordinate Sportewear by operated by Interlandi, was westbound on Michael Chase, 26, of 213 Reagan Road Sud Hill Road when the operator lost con­ was charged with second-degree assault %uPKon John Zapadka, owner of The trol. The vehicle struck a pole, police said. Sunday morning, police said. Court date is Woodland Gardens, will be LADY QUEEN® Interlandi was charged with reckless Feb. 1. might TK^Ichers. the guest speaker at the driving. Court date Is Jan. 24. meeting f the Retired Carl E. Gustafson, 28, of 149 Vernon Enjoy checseburgera, Teachers of Manchester A South Windsor woman was charged Ave., Rockville, was charged with franks on roOs, real cocoa Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the [hoicest Meats In Townl wlta making an improper turn following a reckless driving Saturday, police said. milkshakes and more, wHhin First Federal Savings at three-car accident Saturday at 7:30 p.m., Court date is Jan. 25. limits, and learn to lose 344 W. Middle Tpke. weight at a Weight Watchers* UESDAY ONLY SPECIAL police said. The accident occurred on meeting near you. The formerly scheduled ONE Sullivan Avenue. Coventry demonstration on how to STOP GENUINE Linda Russak, 31, of 499 King St. was Police charged Ernest J. LaPlante, 46, grow bonsai trees by Mary SHOP charged by police. Her court date is Jan. of Brewster Street with disorderly con­ Davidson was canceled WAYBEST CHICKEN LEGS 20. There were no injuries, police said. duct and threatening. The arrest was WEIGHT because of illness. made at 8 p.m. Sunday, police said. Court Zapadka will talk on care ' Police charged Ronald E. St. Cyr, 30, of date is Jan. 24. w K io n s of plants in the home and A LADIES' SHOP SPECIALIZING IN LARGER SIZES GENUINE The Authority. planning for spring gar­ 141A*3aiA, M - S l dens. He will also answer WAYBEST CHICKEN BHEASTS *^)W ntUscloM to M ng Wright questions on gardening. Roekvin* hotpItBl notes His talk will begin at 2 p.m. F iu t mteZing il, thzn $3 ux.ekty. Handcraft displays by Nm m ilir Hnn: (sao AJI. To S P.M. Tm«v-SMarti) Louk/l >uU u iox SvMJOK Cithtnh. some of the members will IMPOItTED CHOPPED HAI . Admitted Friday: Ellen Williams, Bailey Road, En­ Pauline UiPinto, Hilltop New UembeAi welcomed at all timei. be part of the program. Deane, Hampden Rrad, Staf­ field. Avenue, Vernon; Roy Healy, The public is invited. 809 Main Street, liinGhester ford. Springs; Joseph Fetko, Births Friday: A son to Mr. Ramsdell Avenue, R(n)lndale, Franklin Park West, and Mrs. Scott Grant, South Mass.; Wendy Marcus, Foa complete InioAmation and a claii 50«|o«>7*f» Rockville; Michael Gerber, Street, Rockville; a son to Mr. Thompson Road, Storrs; neon, you calls Valley View Drive, South and Mrs. Timothy Moynihan, William McCarthy, Doming Windsor; Lorraine Grant, Park Place, Rockville; a son Street, South Windsor; Barry South Stmt, Rockville; John to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tin- Mllllken, Shenlpslt Lake ^1^ Griffin, Kelly Road, Vernon; son, Hartford Turnpike, Road, Tolland; Ann Robb, 203/442-A170 or 928- 5188 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Rockville.’ Clark Street, Mansfield 25% u 50% H. Fall & Winter Henry Liston, Ounay Jload, Stafford; Gail Moynihan, Discharged Friday: Center; Michael Royce Jr., Park Place, Rockville; Agnes Edward Anderson, Warren Hillcrest Drive, Vernon; Carl 317 Highland Streat Rich, Route 30, Ellington; Avenue, Vernon; Patricia Sallstrom, Brown’s Bridge on. wnlte Home O^lce at The winning daily SPORTSWEAR, GOATS, DRESSES Road, Tolland; Maria M A N C (-11 ■. ' I 0 ; Helen Schapperer, Sandy Hettinger, Foster Drive, Ver­ R.V. 2, PomHn.et Centen., Conn. 06259 ’ number divwn Saturday in Manchastar • 646-4277 Beach Road, Ellington; Paul non ; Sophie Capello, Brooklyn Sanchez, Village Street, L A;>r HAort ORn Pul- .( ■ H- ... the Connecticut daily Sfchmldt, Ann Drive, Tolland; Street, Rockville; Gan) Ciam- Rockville; Grace Taylor, Losing weight never P.‘ )':)Mrifl[ Shoppi'i,: ' i.''(i ■ . .. lottery was 2S0. Althea Shaub, Easy Living poll. King Court, Enfield; South Street, Rockville; Jean w npcR S nPttJ'nAMpi '"M MnNf’HlSTfP‘."191 ' liHp.A Suites, Broad Brook; John Ronald Comarella. Stafford; Trimble, South Street, Ver­ tasted so ^o d . non. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Jan. 9. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mim.. .lu ii!M ti7 K -r^ : MM'. Herald angle Connors gains No. 1 spot Celts improve defense Earl Yost Sports Editor after win against Borg but iiot enough to win But Lloyd Free scored 11 of his NEW YORK (UPI)Jim­ Masters tennis championship, he derby of'tennis matching the top five other fine players at the Masters PHILADELPHIA (U P I)-It three games. thrilling victory over New Jersey. gave tennis something signficant game-high 20 points in the fourth Erving added 18 points for the Henderson grabbed a rebound of a my Connors had every right to backed off. eight players in the world for five was the type of game Tom quarter to keep the 76ers out of Upset by-what measure for the Whalers. straight days. Connors routed Eddie during the past week. 76ers and Doug Collins and George missed shot by Kevin Porter with “This tournament didn’t settle “Satch" Sanders used to thrive danger and help them increase their The winning goal was scored hy crow, shout to the world “I’m anything,” he said. “We’re gonna Dibbs to open the tournament, lost a “It was a great, great success,” McGinnis chipped in with 16 apiece. five seconds remaining and drove the Call It an upset if you want but the on during his playing days lead over the New York Knicks to Birmingham Bulls’ 5-4 WHA win former Whaler Dale Hoganson, his No. 1” and take to task all have to play it again because magnificent three-set thriller to said Garden President Mike Burke. Dave Cowens led Boston with 18 length of the court for his shot. The first of the season just 27 Seo>nds when the Boston Celtics were tour games. over the New England Whalers those who had doubted him. (Guillermo) Vilas beat, me, Borg Vilas, blasted Manuel Orantes and "I hope the Masters makes the points and 17 rebounds and John Nets had taken a 98-97 lead with 1:31 Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun­ yesterday afternoon at the Hartford before the second period ended and But Connors has mellowed or beat him and I beat Borg.” outbattled Brian Gottfried before Garden its permanent home. ’The making a habit of winning NBA llavlicek added 17 points. to go when Darnell Hillman con­ this gave the Bulls a 5-3 edge. ningham watched his team blow a Civic Center was no fluke. matured a bit at 25, and when given After losing to Borg a t Wimbledon stopping Borg. fans saw the highest level of tennis in championships. In other NBA games. Denver verted only one of three free throws. Former NHL great Frank One of the descriptions of the word the chance to twist the knife after his and Vilas at the U.S. Open, Condors “I played a great match against the world.” The Celtics, under the direction oi defeated Chicago. 109-104. Indiana Hlu/ers 122. .Iiiz/. 100 Mahovlich tallied the other Bull goal spectacular 6-4,1-6, 6-4 triumph over came back with a vengeance in the Vilas and lost,” Connors said, ap­ Indeed they did. Connors and Vilas, Sanders for just the second time edged Los Angeles. 104-103. Portland, with Lionel Hollins upset in the dictionary is “to defeat with Keon and Mike Antonoviwh unexpectedly.” Bjorn Borg Sunday in the $400,000 Masters — a round-robin demolition praising himself rather than merely playing for pride, reached new since he took over from Tom Hein- NBA Washington nipped New Jersey. 99- scoring 27 points, registered its 39th countering for the losers.’The Keon From stall to finish the lowly Bulls bragging. “If I lost out there today. heights of tennis artistry in their sohn. showed the ability to run and 98. Portland downed New Orleans. straight victory at home with an easy line had three of the four scores. in the standings outplayed the I’d still have played a great match. three-hour duel last week. Connors play tenacious defense Sunday 122-100. Seattle trimmed Golden win over the Jazz. Maurice Lucas ’The Bulls lost 10 of their first ^zen Whalers and as a result left the ice This is the best tennis I have and Borg renewed a great rivalry against the Philadelphia 76ers. lead but was pleased when the 76ers State. 99-91. and Milwaukee topped scored 15 of his 17 points in a third- games but a|;e now 16-19-2 and with their first win in seven tries played.” with savage-desire and crackled the And even though Boston lost. 94-91. fought off Boston s repeated com­ Kansas Citv. 133-123. period blitz that buried the Jazz. headed for a playoff berth. against the pace-setters. ' That’s it. Connors wants it now. He air with the electricity of their per­ to the Atlantic Division leaders. eback attempts. \iim :cN 109. Bulls 101 ’The win was no upset. One had to remember that some wanted this victory, not only for the formance in the final set. Sanders sees some foundation on •We just got complacent out Dan Issel scored 20 points and held Sonio 99. W arriors 91 Wednesday night the Russian teams, like the Bulls, who got/iff to a “The type of tennis seen here this which to build. there." Cunningham said. "We ex-teammate Artis Gilmore to just 21 Marvin Webster scored 17 points Nationals face the Whalers at Hart­ $100,000 first prize but for the deep poor start, are improving whiie the week is incredible,” Connors said. “I "It's my second game and we are allowed them to dictate the tempo as Denver scored its sixth straight and grabbed 17 rebounds and the ford in an exhibition and Ekimonton satisfaction of being back on top. chances are slim that the-Whalers Regardless of who is number one don’t think you’ll see any better ten­ 0-2 with me. but I see some nice and they fell right into their routine. victory. David Thompson finished Sonics held off a late rally by Golden and Houston visit Friday and Satur­ will get any better than their for the year, the week or the mo­ nis than this.” • signs." said Sanders, one-time We were fortunate they missed some with a game-high 23 points, and State in the final minutes for the vic­ day night’s before the all-star game whirlwind start. ment, Connors, Borg, Vilas and the Celtics' defensive ace. "Our guys ran shots after they did get close. " rookie Anthony Roberts added 18. tory. Fred Brown, with 16 points, and break. Winnipeg has gradually cut into the well today. " Also contributing to the Sixers' se- Piu'crs lo t, l.akcrs 103 Jack Sikma and Dennis Johnson with Whalers once comfortable first-place Sanders had to be particularly I'ond half swoon was poor foul Two clutch free throws by Danny 15 each backed Webster's scoring. margin and are now only six points End of the line pleased after the Celtics rallied from shooting. Philadelphia finished 18-of- Roundfield with 15 seconds to play Rick Barry led the Warriors with 20 preserved the Pacers' victory over back and coming fast. Goalie Vinnie White and shooter an 18-point deficit. 53-35. with 3:12 33 at the free throw line with the points and Nate Williams scored 14. Four games in five days took a lit­ Aaron Buczek, representing the Watson reluctant remaining in the second period to usually reliable Julius Erving the takers. John Williamson's 24 Bucks 133. Kings 123 tle out of the Whalers, especially Manchester Youth Hockey Aswcla- close within one. 74-73. at the end of ■ making just 2-ol-7. points and Ricky Sobers' 20 ensured The Kings, under new Coach Larry Gordie Howe on his 49-year-old legs. tion, advanced in their first test in the third quarter. Free, who averaged nearly 22 that Indiana never trailed, but Los Staverman. cut a 24-point deficit to Plus the fact two regulars, Rick Ley Pee Wee Division action yesterday in Jo Jo White scored nine points and points a game against Boston last Angeles three times got within one eight in the final period before losing to take top prixe to the Bucks. Scott Wedman and John and Larry Pleau were last minute the Connecticut General-Little Aetna Curtis Rowe scored seven and the year and scored 29 points in the point scratches due to illness. competition at the Hartford Civic Sixers' only other meeting with the Hiillcl> 99. Nets 98 Kuester each scored 20 points for 9 TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — Tom Watson didn’t play well, at least Celtic defense held the Sixers to just Goalie A1 Smith did not have a good Center. The Silk Towners eliminated 16 points in that third quarter to quiet Celtics this year, shot 8-ol-15 from Tom Henderson's 20-foot jump shot Kansas City while Brian Winters led game and when he was the target for Avon, 4-2 in play between the not in the last two rounds, and he seemed almost ashamed to a .sellout crowd of 18.276. the lliior and is now 21-ol-35 in his last at the buzzer gave the Bullets a the Bucks with 22. the boo birds after the first period Whalers’ period break...Channel 3 take the top prize in the $200,000 Tucson Open. with the Bulls leading, 4-1, Coach didn’t win any friends among tennis “Anytime you shoot 145 in the last players when it decided not to carry two rounds you have no business win­ Harry Neale was irked and said so and had a 72-hole score of 12-under- yesterday’s Grand Prix finals ning a tournament,” Watson said by after the game. par 276 But Tom wasn’t ecstatic Schoolboy basketball Firing continues between Jimmy Connors and Bjorn way of trying to explain his victory The Bulls, resorting to sound about it because he thought he didn’t Borg from Madison Square Ga^en Sunday. “I feel very fortunate.” hockey instead of rough house play play well. although the station had a number pf One m an’s fortune usually is Squeeze play which characterized their previous “It’s a good thing I had a 63 in the Standings games, had all they could do to hold spot announcements that the station another’s misery — in golf as in most in NBA family opening round,” Watson said. Bolton's Brian Winkler (24) and Scott Ovian (12) went up lor CCIL on after the Whalers came within one would carry the telecast...Martina walks of life — and ttiere was one coc “Otherwise, I might not have had a loose ball with Cheney Tech's Tim Martin (11) last Friday night O’all O’all goal, 5-4, with 12 minutes left. The Navratilova defeatetTBetty Stove to man, young Bobby Wadkins, who can KANSAS CITY, Mo, (UPI) — A well-wisher approached chance to win.” but neither was able to gain control. Tech won. 50-46. (Herald Bulls were content to play defensive win the 1100,000 Women’s Pro Tennis spend the next couple of days General Manager Joe Axelson of the Kansas City Kings at the Tournament yesterday and collected Wadkins was a picture of deiec- < Simsbury Coventry hockey and managed to hold on and wondering what might have been. photo by Dunn) Bacon Academy $20,000. Navratilova and Billie Jean tion. Had he played the final hole a ' Penney club’s Hot Seat luncheon Friday to ask him how he was holding escape a tie or at worst a defeat, Watson came to the 18th tee at Tuc­ Portland King then teamed to whip Stove and little closer — and made that 10-foot Windham up. before 8,774 College Day fans. son National tied with Wadkins for Cromwell Wendy Turnbull for the doubles putt — he might have forced a playoff East Hartford "I'm fine. " responded Axelson. Howe’s assist m ark^ the ninth the lead, each at 12 under par. Rocky Hill 1 2seasons left on his contract and title...Sunday’s Super Bowl kickoff is and had a chance for $40,000 and his; Manchester "We don't play today." straight game in which he figured in Wadkins, playing in the group ahead College basketball Cheney Tech became the fifth NBA coach to get the scoring with 14 points, half goals, listed at 6 o’clock so housewives of Watson, said he thought he was first tournament win ever. Fermi Right then and there Phil Johnson the ax this season, joining Gene Shue Hall Rham to tie a season mark set earlier by should be alert. One sure bet is that behind by a stroke. should have realized his status as the at Philadelphia. Bob Hopkins at Seat­ “I played as well as I could,” said Wethersfield 3 4 3 6 East Hampton Mike Rogers and Dave Keon. many dinners will be at either 5 It really didn’t make any head coach of the Kings was in tle. Herb Brown at Detroit and Tom Wadkins, who had a 71 for par 77. 2 5 2 6 Vinal Tech o’clock - before the game - or 9 difference because on his second shot Conard jeopardy. Just 36 hours later, after Heinsohn at Boston. “I’m tickled to death to have finished 0 7 0 8 Bolton 14-goal scorers o’clock - after the game...John Pisch on the 18th, Wadkins, in perfect con­ Two win streaks Enfield Kansas City had fallen. 110-93. to the second by myself but I’m disap­ The former Chicago Bulls' assis­ Oddity during the afternoon was tallied eight points in Clark’s 7(P66 Back on top trast to Watson, hit short of the green New York Knicks for their seventh point^ I didn’t win.” straight loss. Johnson was fired. tant posted a 155-185 record in his the fact three players notched their loss to Yale Saturday night. Clark and then chipped 10 feet past the cup. HCC Jimmy Connors raises arms in victory after beating Bjorn "The winning.chemistry was mis­ four years as the head man at Kansas 14th goals, Paul Henderson and Peter blew an 11-point lead in the final 10 Borg to win $100,000 in Grand Prix finals yesterday in New York. He missed the putt coming back and Wadkins did get a check for $22,800, checked at home O’all J sing. " said Axelson Sunday. "1 don't City. He was named NBA coach of Marrin for the winners and Rogers minutes. wound up ’with a bogey. his biggest pay day in four years on (UPI photo) know who to blame. We realized we the year in 1974-75 when he led to the Watson knew all this as he stood on the tour, and now goes down the Aquinas ^ Q U I Z NEW YORK (UPI) — Cincinnati and Nevada-Las Vegas are floundering. But we are also con­ Kings to a 44-38 record and their last the 18th tee. He had struggled mighti­ road, along with Watson, to the $200,- South Catholic proved to be very courteous hosts Saturday night, but their vinced that the talent on this team playoff berth. ly all day with erratic tee shots, iMt 000 Phoenix Open, a tournament ' NWest Catholic should be producing better than .350. with victory in sight he hit the ball which will see such as Hale Irwin, ^ guests were most rude. ' St. Paul We don't have great talent, but we do Axelson said Assistant Coach Dan straight at the par-4 465-yard hole. Tom Weiskopf, Jerry Pate, Ben The Bearcats had their 69-game 86-67. No. 2 North Carolina defeated East Catholic Sparks also was fired and that Man who built Broncos His second shot, a No. 6 iron, landed Xavier have better talent than our perfor­ Crenshaw, Hubert Green and Arnold / winning streak at home stopped when Virginia. 76-61, seventh-ranked In­ Staverman would return to his duties 15 feet from the pin and all he had to mance record." Palmer making their 1978 debuts., visiting, ninth-rated Louisville used diana State handled West Texas The Kings were in last place of the as assistant general manager at the do was make it in two putts to win. For Palmer, no longer a winner b u t: Darrell Griffith's electrifying. Alley State. 79-63. Illinois startled 10th- conclusion of the season. A He did, and it was worth a prize of Midwest Division with the third may reject free ticket Basketball still the game’s most popular player, ■ Oop field goal and Rick Wilson's two ranked Indiana. 65-64. Kansas edged worst record in the league (13-241 at $40,000. Last year Watson won five Contract ^gamble' Kansas City — Fired Phil Johnson it wili be his first Phoenix start in 10 ■ free throws to grab a 78-75 victory. Missouri. 71-67. Wake Forest upset the time of the dismissal. The seven- "In no way are we intending to be events, including the Masters and years. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Bill as head coach and Dan Sparks as Later on in the evening, the UNLV Maryland, 84-75, Georgetown topped game losing streak was the longest in critical of Phil. " said Axelson. "He's television or by looking at the game British Open, and banked $310,653, Rebels lost their first game of the Travers, a left-handed pitcher for the NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - assistant coach, replacing Johnson St. John's. 72-61. Providence dumped two seasons for Kansas City and the a proud man. He's convinced he did He didn’t leave by choice. He left films. the third highest single season win­ Howard Twitty chipped in from off. year against 15 victories and had a Milwaukee Brewers, said Sunday Deep down inside, John on an interim basis with Larry Canisius. 82-72. and San Francisco aOIEJEANklNeiAST Kings had only been...... able to win three. the best job he possibly could. He partially because he was pushed and Ralston has had several offers to nings ever. the green on the final hole for a 68-278, 72-game home court streak snapped night his recent operation that he Ralston is a little tom, not sure partially because some of those he Staverman. coasted by St. Mary's of California. won THE U.a OPEN IN 14. oV their'li'ates't 2rroad games under worked his tail off. 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Campbell Conference Cy Perkins 220-610, Floyd HOME ENGINEERS- “All Makoa Raton Rapalrod“ •Motor Vehicle •House Goslngs For Period Ending 7 a.m. EST 1/10/78. Monday night will find 4126, 649-1922. MAY WE BUY your home? Totten 234-550, Ken Cooley Kim Lutz 181-471, M arlys reasonably loud, unnecessary or disturbing noises affect and EMPLOYMENT Apply at 121 Adams Street, Uan't S Women't Wear •Wills •Other Matters. rain along the Pacific Coast while snow falls in parts of the Quick, fair, all cash and no Patrick Division are a deterlment to the public health, comfort, convenience, i — Help' Warned Manchester, Conn. 647-9935. tALfS-SIRVICMUmiEt BkMHM, autto, Blanra, START NEW YEAR with a problems. Call Warren E. 201, Carl Ogren 214-218-619, D vorak 176, L aurie Du­ — Business Opportunities AnOMYSTEHENST.CUn Rockies and Plains, as well as near the lower Lakes region. COVENTRY - By owner, 6 W L T P ts safety, welfare, peace and quiet of persons within the Town of 22MrchSt M6-5S20 JMM,Ptn<«aaiiHa new hobby or continue with an room Cape with partially Howland, Realtoors, 643-1168. Leo Nelson 204. m ont 180-196-549, Sandra ~ Situation Wanted fOpM OtUy, Cloud frU tfi) awteCMilirini Generally fair elsewhere but turning sharply colder in the East. Phila 25 8 5 5! Bolton; and PARAGON TOOL Company 172W Spruce St M3-7757 old one. Ceramic classes at finished rec room and free •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Hubbard 182. EDUCATION Inc. has openings for all 742-7768 (Coventry) Minimum temperatures Include: (approx, max readings in ABC Kiln. We specialize in in­ NY (c) The need for noise regulation is a m atter of legislative — Private Instructiona parenthesis) Atlanta 6, (32), Boston 14 (23), Chicago -12 (4), standing fireplace. 337,000, Houaahold Goods 40 PYTHIAS-Bailey 207- around machinists Tor aircraft dividual attention. Classes offers considered. 742-0082. Islanders 22 9 8 5! determination and public policy and this ordinance is adopted in — Schoois-Cfkssea Cleveland -13 (8), Dallas 31 (43), Denver 4 (32), Duluth -24 (1), 525, Skinner Sr. 518, LaCoss JEWEL — Sonja Henry pursuance of and for the purpose of securing and promoting the — Instructions Wtnted quality work. Minimum of small and friendly. Call Atlanta 13 15 11 3; REAL ESTATE three years experience PIANO TUNING Houston 31 (57), Jacksonville 26 (46), Kansas City -6 (5), Little anytime, 568-9451 or 568-2962. REFRIGERATORS 540, Brown 520 (no first 454, Beth Fitzgibbons 454, public health, comfort, convenience, safety, welfare, peace and — Condominiums MANCHESTER DOO 8R00MINQ MANCHESTER - Two family Washers, ranges, used, NY Rangers 13 17 9 3£ — Homes for Sale required. Apply at 121 Adams FOLEY-BAKERINC. Our Protuuipnel eipti |. Rock 10 (30), Los Angeles 55 (65), Miami 42 (66), Minneapolis - 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. guaranteed and clean. New names noted). Phyllis VonDeck 478. quiet of the ’Town of ^ Ito n and the people therein. — Lots-Land for Salt Street, Manchester, Conn. 647- Xajrboard Initrumant Sarvteat AMBULANCE SERVICE 23 (-1), New Orleans 22 (52), New York 12 (19), Phoenix 48 (69), Smythe Division Tuning*R«palrlM>RtbuUdlng 1$4 Eaat Cantor Stroat EipwlMcud In All Phau. of PM Immaculate. Good rents. 346,- shipment damaged, GE and SECTION 2. No person shall, within the limit of the Town, — Investment Property 9935. a Show Oroornlne. -Tr, Ui, Our San Francisco 48 ( 58), Seattle 40 ( 48), St. Louis 2 (11), 900. Hutchins Agency, 6 ^ W L T P ts — Business Property niM • Plran■—t-fc • OwMc -- *- PImn PHONE 643-1212 Frigidalre. Low prices. B.D. ANTIQUES - Sally GOP — Marie Ludlow create or cause to be created any unreasonably loud, un­ — Resort Property iWpwBm tVbooJ Chain Tnnapoftod RMMilMkNi Spukt Pur HuNr Washington 14 (25). 3166. Pearl and Son, 649 Main Chicago 13 16 11 necessary or disturbing noise. A noise shall be deemed to be un­ — Real Estate Wanted OIL BURNER Technician - Tram of Specialiits • Anderson 130-346, Bev 461, Grayce Shea 453. Too . SKHOMEXEMEIS Street, 643-2171. Main Street, Vancouver 11 19 9 reasonably loud and a violation of this ordinance under the MI8C. SFPVira.s for Kasden Fuel Company, 340 CallCollfcl HuracwMi Call 646-1140 for TAXI SERVICE □ REAL ESTATE Anderson 131-136-371, Joan — Travel WU.*ktL fMaOatmm 643-2171. Colorado 9 19 8 following circumstances: ~ Services Ottered Tolland Street, East Hartford. St. Louis 9 25 5 DeDominicis 128. HOLIDAY CATERERS (a) Any sound radiated for continuous or recurrent periods — Painting-Papering ADVERTISING Call 289-5431, for more Infor­ Homes For Sale 23 Manchetlar SEARS PORTABLE DRYER Building-Contracting mation contact John Drew, Minn 9 25 4 — Lynne Talbot 138, Angie from any premises which produces sound levels at any point on — Roofng-Siding Halp Wanted 13 Help Wanted - Harvest Gold. Very good — Heating-Pfumbmg DEADLINE 289-7751. 13 COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg POWDER PUFF - Ortolano 125, Anne Fldler the property line of said premises in excess of the following IA) FELICE BEAUTY STUMO MANCHESTER conditioon. 375. Call 289-8942 Wales Conference — Flooring R $ D R E A LTY Farm, with three story barn. anytime. Ruth Ann Glass 178-496, 129, Carol Rawson 128-353, scale limits measured in decibels: — Movmg-Trueking-Storage 12:00 noon the day before aptcltlhlng In All Pht$u 01 RUBBER STAMPS SECURITY OPERATOR - 12 Norris Division publication. RN -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., part Cuatom Built Hornet Htlr airline r u Womtn a Mwi Butler-type building. Power Rae Jacobs 200-500, Edith Doris Prentice 133 District "A Scale Limits — Services Wanted time. Enjoy working with a 8 BI666118t. 649-4489 midnight - 8 a.m. Immediate W L T Pts. Deedllne for Saturday and « es CLINTON 8T. MS-«CSr opening for sharp gal with at plant, and other out buildings, BEDROOM SET - Contem­ Tracy 177-485, Lorie Day Night MISC. FOR SALE skilled and dedicate staff in a "Beraii.e We're Out Of The Way ★ PRINTIMQ Montreal 27 7 4 58 Monday it 12:00 Noon Friday. Baltling Home Safes • RUBBER BTAMPS SPECIAL least two years experience as plus Three Lovely Homes. WANTED porary, Double dresser, Levere 183-175-527, Lynda Residential 55 45 — Household Goods very pleasant atmosphere • We Go Out Of Our Way To Offers invited, B/w Realty, mirror, chest-on-chest, 2 night Los Ang 17 14 8 — Articles for Sale Serve you." • EMQRAVINO tor telephone or answering ser­ 9 42 Business 55 with immaculate surroun­ Raymond 183-483, Marilyn 45 — Building Supplies 171 L CMtsr SL MM96I »■ Mr Own eiCmini vice operator, plus telephone 647-1419. tables, headboard. Call 5 ^ P itts 12 18 9 33 Industrial 61 PLEASE READ dings. Please call Doris Blain, Badgoa'Ptataa-Trophloa Chmielewski 180-481, M ar­ LEGAL 51 — Pets -Birds- Dogs RECRUITING manner a must. Permanent 4852. Detroit 13 18 5 31 SOUND LEVEL means a frequency weighted sound ~ Livestock RN, 646-0129. M anchester MANCHESTER • Spring To Buy ty Bradshaw 199-503, — Boats & Accessories YOUR AD position for qualified appli­ Washington 8 22 pressure level, obtained by the use of metering characteristics Manor Nursing Home, 385 Street location. Attractive 8- KING SIZE bed, 3206, and 9 25 NOTICE — Sporting Goods Classified ada are taken over West Center St. Tol. 646-426$ cant. Company paid benefits Florence Ahlers 190, Vicky TOWN OF ANDOVER and the weighting A, B, or C as specified in ANSI — Garden Products the phone aa a convenience. RUSSELL’S room Connecticut Gambrel brass head board, 3466. 646- Adams Division » Antiques MEDCO IN and parking. Call 522-8960, Glass 452, Sandy Mason OFFICE OF TOWN CLERK "Specifications for Sound Level Meters,” Sl.4-1971 or latest The Herald Is responsible for BMBEH 6 STYLING SHOP R.T.C0ACHW0RKS between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. on­ nestled on a beautiful wooded ITO...... W L T Pts — Wanted to Buy TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - AUTO BODY A SUliaiCAL SUPPLY CO. . lot. Country kitchen, two 472, Evie Feder 461, Irene The professional revision. The sound level meter shall conform to either Type 1 only one Incorrect Insertion and A/inounoaa appo/ntfnanti •WfwM Chain ewsiksn ly, for application. Two, Threo or Four Boston 25 8 6 56 RENTALS then only to the size of the Part-time work available In aecaptad Tuaa. thru Frt., $ a.m. to FRONT END MANCHESTER working fireplaces, 2ompany Company ILLING ticle I, Section 3 and Article made by mail or at the Town Farmington end Manchester. 4047. skills, aptitude for BUILDING LOT For Sale - Seassoned six months. Split, public social events shall he exempt from the provisions of this Pick your shifts. For more infor* Simsbury, Conn. 06070. Equal SECRETARY figures,ires, other clerical duties,duties. seeks man for apprenticeship delivered, 18 inch lengths, 345, Williams 14 points for Illing Junior High’s var­ V, Section 5.B. — 617 Center Office Building which Is open If you are looking for a full lima poalllon In the Henry Street. Near schools. ordinance upon a showing of good cause, provided a permit for matlon call, Mrs. Hdyes. at sat­ Opportunity Employer. Excellent opportunity for Office hours 7:3030 a.m. to 4:30 program. Appl cant must No brokers. Call 6464528.46- % cord, 96 cubic feet. 643-0325. Bennet. Steve Shrider had Street — Residence Zone C 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday BABYSITTER - Wanted for raal estate Raid or II you are thinking of making a sity team dropped its such event is obtained at least three days in advance from the ire s In Meriden. secretary capable of p.m. Must have own transpor­ have basic knowledge of low 4528. a fine defensive game. Skip and Residence Zone A. mother working nights. voltage wiring. Join our season opener to Penney’s First Selectman. through Friday. • The Tax PART ’HME teller trainee, handling technical cor­ tation. Send resume in your change call mo. The Carl A. ZInaaar Agency la FIREWOOD, all hard wood, Flanagan tallied 33 points Information pertaining to Collector is also in the office main office. South Windsor Wadell School area. Only handwriting to Box EE, c/o growing organization In the looking lor a few good people. Wo are mambars of freshmen Friday, 56-^. (c) Sounds created by engine power or motor driven lawn those interested in children respondence, invoicing Bualnaaa Property 26 cut and split into 2 foot and Bud Lange 14 for the above may be obtained in the Monday and Friday evenings, PART TIME - January Bank and ’Trust Co. Hours - Manchester Herald, 16 expanding security industry. Penney had a 27-15 half­ care or maintenance equipment shall be exempt from the need apply. 646-4675. and general office ()n the job training. Call Vu- MLS with oHicas In downtown Manchaatar and lengths, 330 a pick-up truck South Windsor five. Planning Office. operation of this ordinance between the hours of 7:00 A.M. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. openinra for dishwasher and Monday through Thursday, il procedures. Considerable Brainard Place, Manchester, MAINE BUSINESS Oppor­ loan, delivered. Or two loads time edge. Paul McCluskey Conn. 8960, between 10 a.m. and 3 pay high commissions. Phone 646-1511 for con- All Mrsons interested may at- 9:00 P.M., provided that the noise discharged from the exhaust Cynthia Clark, cooks. No calls. Apply In per­ a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday 11 a.m. customer phone contact tunities - Van Buren, Tastee- for 355. Fast delivery! Call had 14 points, Alex Britnell to 7 p.m. with occasional' p.m. only, for application. fldentlonal interview. PEEWEE teno these hearings. of said engine Is adequately muffled to prevent sound or Tax (Collector son at Tacorral, 246 Broad required, and ability to Freez. Priced to sell due to il­ 742-8867. 9 and Larry Duff 6 for Street. Saturday mornings. Apply in Nassiff Arms dumped ZONING BOARD explosive noise. Town of Andover, Conn. work with figures. Top 23 lness. Call after 5 p.m. 267- Illing. _____ 04M2 n 1033 John Fitch Blvd., Homes For Safe 23 Hornet For Sato 868-5115. ABOUT 100 used 4 foot flores- VFW Friday night at OF APPEALS (d) Sounds created by on-sIte recreational or sporting ac­ RUBBER MAID party plan K Windsor, Conn. 9 a.m.-3 CARMER salary to qualified cent light fixtures, two bulbs, tivities sanctioned by the State of Connecticut or the Town of Verplanck, 25-10, with Tal­ JUNIOR Paul J. Rossetto, wants dealer - demonstrators, p.m. applicant. BOLTON - For sale or lease. sell one or all, in working con­ Secretary Bolton shall be exempt from the provisions of this ordinance. dition, removed from a ly Patulak scoring 11 Y Standings; Celtics 4-0, for home parties and fund SHRIDER FLUID 4,666 square foot commercial Dated this 9th day of January, SECTION 6. Construction or demolition of buildings or struc­ raising. No collecting, no ADDRESSERS - S’TUFFERS NEEDED building now used as auto school. 35.00 each. Gremmo & points. Mark Canhn and Bucks 3-1, Nets 1-3, Lakers 1978. tures and the maintenance and construction of , streets or LEGAL delivering, no Jiandllng. 568- 675-6200 weekly possible Maybsrry Village POWER. INC. sales and repair garage. Call son Sales, 819 East Middle Mike Hassett each added 0-4. 002-01 highways may be performed only during the hours of 7:00 A.M.' 2418 or 1:224-7960 between 9-5 working at home. Start im­ 71 Woodland 81., for details. Arthur Shorts, 646- Turnpike, Manchester, 649- and 6:00 P.M. on Mondays through Saturdays, excluding legal NOTICE p.m. mediately. Free details. Rush Eaet Hartford M anchaitef, Cl. 32^. J. Watson Beach Co., 9953. holidays. For such work to be performed at any other time, self addressed stamped • Manchester Office, 647-6139. TOWN OF BOLTON application shall be made to the First Selectman for a limited A GAL FRIDAY with envelope: Bestco, 3209 N.W. 649-5291 Building Buppllat 42 TAX COLLECTOR’S bookkeeping experience for 75th Terrace Dept. D1829, Plaaaa call spkial permit which shall be granted only for good cause shown NOTICE busy marine dealership in Hollywood, Florida, 33024. 4 QUALITY APTS. COUIK ^ MltSE to exist. Dave 649-0872 HOMES ZONED NATURAL STONE for Notice is hereby given to the South Windsor. Call Joyce at retaining walls, veneers, SEXmON 7. ’The violatioil of any of the provisions of this or­ between 5:30 and On Cablt Tafiivltlon taxpayers of the Town of 528-2443 between 10 a.m. and 4 PART TIME counter help FOR BUSINESS patios, etc. Pick up by the dinance shall be punished by a fine of 625.00 or confinement in p.m. for appointment. 6:30 or needed. Short order Six rooms two car gar­ Bolton that pursuant to Sec­ Actually more like 4 ranch-style homes than an apartment building, this pound or delivery by the ton. jail not exceeding thirty (30) days, or both. Ekich day such viola­ HERALD OFFICE experience. Hours 11:30 to age 336,966 SOLD Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, "/n Our Own Inrngn" tion 12-71B of the General WORKING MOTHER needs closing, six days. Apply at Is a UNIQUE Investment or llve-ln property. • 649-3163. tion shall continue or each act In violation shall constitute a Statutes of the State of separate offense. consistent, reliable person to 647-9947 Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak Street, This Is an Introduction to the Humanities that combines basic In­ Connecticut for motor Brick Ranch 1 car gar­ SECTION 8. It is the intention that each separate provision of babysit. Monday and Tuesday Manchester. This property consists of the 4 residential units and 5 garage spaces on age, large lot 352,566. Doga-BIrda-Pate 43 formation about painting and sculpture, music, dance, theater vehicles registered between evenings, 3 to 8. Own this ordinance shall be deemed independent of all other 3V4 acres In a convenient and very pleasant MANCHESTER location. • Oct. 2, 1976 and June 30, 1977 transportation. Call 6490076. DOG-CAT BOARDING and film. In addition to viewing telecasts, on-campus meetings, provisions therein, and If a provision of this ordinance Above two homes have that a tax of 61.4 mills laid on Originally part of the Cheney estate, the buildings are well constructed, bathlng/grooming. Obedience readings and special projects assigned by the MCC Instructor will declared to be invalid, all other provisions thereof shall remain • list of October 1,1976 becomes PART TIME Janitors - F6untabi vmag6 -CEILIMGS- excellent potential for of­ protection classes. Complete valid and enforceable. modernized, generally In good condition, and havq many charming features. fice or store. be required. It carries 3 college credits that may be applied tr due and payable on January 1, Cleaners, mornings, 6 a.m. - B66C6H Hills modern facilities. Canine Dated at Bolton, (Xinnectlcut, this 9th day of January, A.D.’ 1978. Interest will be charged 10 a.m., 8:30 to 11 a.m., 7:30 The grounds are very attractive and the neighborhood Is primarily single- FJ.SPILECM,INC. Holiday Inne, 206 Sheldon MCC degree programs. a.m. to 11 a.m. Manchester, Apartments Texture, Spray Road, Manchester. For reser­ 1978. at rate of 1% per month for all family homes In the medium to upper price range. RMftora *43-2121 There are five convenient showings each Henry P. Ryba L.S. East Hartford area. Call 649- vations please call 646-5971. taxes remaining unpaid after 5334. Plaaaa or Swirl Altogether, these are 4 of the nicer rental units In Manchester — The in­ Wednesday and Friday on Greater Hartford Aloyslus J. Aheam L.S. January SI, 1678. Minimum in­ John F. Carey L.S. Call come Is very good and there is a possibility that a 1 -f acre house lot could be MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup­ CATV, Inc., Channel 13. Broadcasts begin terest charge is 62.00 per bill. F U a OR PART Time RN or 15% on Baal Batata Wanittad 23 pies - AKC. Salt and pwper. Joann M. Neath L.S. I Office hours during January— LPN. 3 p.m. to U p.m. and 11 separarted. References, (bll 289-1)327, or January 25 and continue for 15 weeks. The cost Ernest A. Shepherd L.S. 647-9946 Reconditioned Celllnge Monday thru Friday 9 A.M. to p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, ALL CASH For your property, 649-6485. BOARD OF SELECTMEN. BOLTON - Aak lor Jaanna la $40.00 and registrations are now being 3 P.M. Monday Evening 7 to 9 91 Chestnut Street, 6494519. Please call for further details $125,000. within 24 hours. Avoid RM 0064)1 Live-In quarters available. Ont Room*9x12 accepted. P.M. Tape, Instant Service. Hayes TWO WELSH (X)ROI Pup- Elaine Potterton, Corporation, 646-0131. pies. Females. 335.00 each. No 9of Momwllon and regletratlon forme M. WOMAN WANTED to care SSI Month of papers. Call 646^668, or 646- People like you reed the Cleeelfied eds every day. So It Tax Collector for two small girls. Days, 8:30 January ODEGARD REALTY ■1643-43651 SELLING your house? Call us eaN646-2137 riYic^ makes aense... when you have something jo sell, use ’Town of Bolton to 5 p.m. Call 6490099 between first and we’ll make you a the Classified ads. 044-12 6'and 9 p.m. ____ ®410r(S!8S2' 1978 cash offer. T.J. Crockett, MIXED BREED - Beagles 6 •: • ■^altor. B4.1-1577, wooVe old PRlSr' A ■r»— \t —'■j l’AOb;^T\VKlA K MAM'IIKSTKH K \K M N (i IIKHAI.D. Miiiii lii-sIn. ( mm . Mmi .hiii !i MI7II

Frank and Emast ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle _MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Jan. 9, 1978 - PAGE THIRTEEN Apertmente For Runt gg Riitof fo r Sale r»«*.>w.TJ*ni»u5 w on SUBLET as of February. Chin- Mon. radio. Stk. #82-32 told her how happily married my sister is today. I did all I 48 Fish 30 32 33 34 could to educate this woman, but she insisted she had no 49 Tipping 1 ■ dle Wood Apartments, South ZEPHYR Z-7 3 S 3 . Windsor. One bedroom will need for my explanations, so I left. 51 Act preten­ IRONARCH •FT. COUPE H i 1 MONARCH Abby, it seems incredible that we still have people who tiously (2wds) 37 39 .0 Livestock Apartments For Rent 53 Apertments For Rent 53 forfeit. 644-9460 after 5 p.m. 4 OR. SIDAN << Rooms lor Rent 5 2 AIR CONDITIONED, 6 cyl., 4 DR. SEDAN think epilepsy is something to be ashamed of. I hope you 55 Varying F M Auto., PS, PB, cloth In­ 41 42 4 ? MANCHESTER / East Hart- automatic, wsw radlals, Automatic, wsw radlals, PS, will print this letter with a few facts of your own to wake weight of RIDING LESSONS indoor MANCHESTER - Main EAST HARTFORD. Central FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - Cen­ terior, full vinyl roof, R.W. India mr Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer ford line. Pleasant two tinted glass, etc. Stk. $82- PB, R.W. defrost, AM radio, up people like my neighbor. 46 47 4 B ridinng ring, Western stock Street. Three-room apart­ Avenue townhouse. Two trally located. Near bus line. defrost, AM radio. Stk. #8E- 56 Over (poetic) seat, saddle seat, and hunt bedroom apartment half of 56 etc. Stk. #8E-1 SYC/kMORELANE 57 Egypt (abbr.) ■ ■ ment, heated, hot water, bedrooms. Private basement Adults only. No pets. 1 2 . 49 so St S2 S3 54 seat. All levels 228-9817. two family. Remodeled 56 Deer I SEE WHERE ^ CAN YOU IMAGINE EVERY TIME YOUR ) appliances, parking, no pets. and heating system. Available January 1st. Call kitchen, full basement, large DEAR SYCAMORE; The notion that epilepsy is 59 Compass SS S6 57 ALCOHOL IS BEING RUNNING A CAR CAR BROKE PCWN Security.■ '2i7047.52J Appliances. No pets. $195 647-1037, after 5 p.m. yard, includes appliances, MONARCH ZEPHYR monthly. Superintendent 289 ZEPHYR Z-7 something to be ashamed of dates back to biblical times, point PEVELOPEP INTO /\N ON ALCOHOL ? VOU'P HAVE TO TAKE 4 DR. SEDAN 2 DR. SEDAN S8 S9 60 Antiques 48 $200 per month. Paul W. •FT. COUFE when illnesses that couldn’t readily be diagnosed were 60 Profess 0115. Robert C. White Co. 2 ^ TWO ROOMS heat and Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. Automatic, 6 cyl., PB, PS, AIR CONDITIONED, AUTOMOBILE FUEL ■' IT TO A BAR FOR Apartments For Rent 53 utilities. Third floor, no 6 cyl., automatic, wsw, PS, attributed to witchcraft, insanity or the work of the 5961. Equal Housing. R.W. defrost, vinyl roof & (NIWSFAFfR CNTCaPRlSE ASSN I REPAIRS.' WANTED. Antique lurniture. children or pets. $165. Call 649- automatic, 6 cyl., wsw radial “devil.” THREE b e d r o o m apart­ PB, R.W. defrost and more. glass, pewter, oil paintings or WE HAVE customers waiting 2236. more. Stk. gSE-IS tires, luxury decor group, MANCHESTER two bedroom ment near hospital. Stk. ||IBZ-«1. It is a safe estimate that about one out of every 100 other antique items. R. for the rental of your apart­ renovated apartment within etc. Stk. #82-45 Harrison. 643-8709 References, lease, security Americans has epilepsy. ’The exact cause is not known, but 9 ment or home. J.D. Real walking distance to down­ MANCHESTER newer three required. $235. per month. N&. ZEPHYR Z-7 it can be the result of prenatal influences, infectious Estate Associates. Inc. 6 ^ town. $240 includes heat, hot bedroom Duplex, IVi baths, ZEPHYR Win at Bridge 1980. MacKenzie, Pnilbrick Agen­ 8PT. COUPE ZEPHYR diseases or brain damage. water, stove, and appliances, carpeting, $260 cy, 6494200. 4 OR. BBDAN Although the “tendency" toward it con be inherited, it is Wanted to Buy 49 refrigerator. Call 646-0090. 6 cyl., automatic, PS, PB, 2 DR. SEDAN monthly plus security. No Automatic, e cyl., PS, PB, not considered a hereditary disorder. In recent years LOOKING for anything in real pets. 649-1771, vinyl roof, bucket seats, AIR CONDITIONED, tinted South closes bid at 3NT WANTED - Tobacco Barn will estate rental - apartments, AM/FM Stereo, wsw radial dual mirrors and more. Stk. medication and drugs have became extremely effective to MANCHESTER two bedroom tires, etc. Stk. #8Z-27 gloss, auto., 6 cyl engine, remove and pay reasonable homes, multiple dwellings, no #8Z-S8 controlling epilepsy. With proper care, most epileptics are price. 649-0822. apartment within walking dis­ AVAILABLE MARCH 1st. AVMUBLESOON R.W. defrost and more. Stk. Oswald: “South has a lees. Call J.D. Real Estate tance to downtown. $220 in­ Five room Duplex in Andover. #82-47 able to attend school, hold down a job, eventually marry, NORTH 1-9-A maximum 18-point notrump, 1-9 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. cludes heat, hot water, stove Two bedrooms, kitchen, living and live normal lives. I hope your neighbor sees this. For ♦ J 7 but doesn’t make any move and refrigerator. Call 646- room, dining room, and bath MODERN her soke, but especially for her son’s. f K Q 4 over North’s jump to game. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Rooms lor Rent 52 FOUR ROOM Apartment. 0090. with garage.Couple with ♦ Q 85 He knows that if there is a t Appliances, carpeting, children preferred. $195 2&3 BEDROOM CONFIDENTIAL TO “LOST FAITH” IN PAMPA, A A 10 9 8 7 WANTED - Retired or play for a slam it must be a parking. Adults only, no pets, TWO bedroom apartment, monthly. Security deposit. 'TEX.: Perhaps a lesson to “faith” can be best iiiustrated in WEST EAST very poor one.” EA5V HA5 PLOWW INTO A HAN6ER rr— -n® AN INSTANT LATER, EASY’S SLOW matured gentleman to room $225 month. Availablle D ^ . 5. central location, bus line, near 742-8617 after 7 p.m. APARTMENTS this way: 8AQB53 8642 Alan: “In the play, South THAT’S CLOSED ON THE OTHER SII5E! PASS- upside dow n in front o f and board. Use of TV and Security. 649-6253. high school, $215. month. Y962 YJ10 83 ... suddenly SPECTATORS’EYES POPl THE STAND" BRINES VIEWERS kitchen. Call 742-5066. A mother had just received word that her only son—a managed to take twelve Security deposit, references, THREE ROOMS Furnished, TJ974 ♦l0 63 tricks. He would never have HE’S B/ICK/Afe SASPIN6 TO their FEETl MANCHESTER - Clean one IW S WEEK ONLY bright, handsome young man of 22—had been killed in the IT OUT!... LIKE A lease, no pets, available including all utilities, in As A Q62 THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - bedroom unit in a small brick war. Her pastor tried vainly to console her in her grief. made them if he bid the slam CAR OUT OF A January 1. Call between 5-9 Bolton, end of 1-84. Older “Where was your God when my only son was killed?" she SOUTH since West would not have 6ARASE1 Birch House Women. Central- building with rural yet con­ p.m. or weekends. 643-2804. gentleman preferred, $50 ^ • 1 8 0 ly located. Downtown venient location. Blanchard & cried. ’”rhe same place He was when HIS only son was 8 K 10 9 led a spade against a six weekly. Call after 3 p.m., 649 P f r month ‘tsMcmm nm tM u nam DEW killed,” the pastor quietly replied. Y A 7 5 bid." Manchester. Kitchen Rossetto, 646-2482. AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 9093. ______privileges. Call 649-2358. ♦ A K 2 Oswald: “South won the 1st. - New 4 room Duplex. ♦ K J 4 3 spade lead with dummy’s FURNISHED 3 Rooms, $200. Stovp included. Without PLEASANT four rooms, se­ Includes wall to wall LADIES ONLY - Furnished Manchester. Centrally jack. He did not want to let heat. No pets. Near Parkade. cond floor, mature, responsi­ carpeting, heat, hot water Vulnerable: both, East gain the lead so he rooms. Community kitchen located, on bus line, heateil, Call 6 4 6 ^ . ble adults on]». No pets, and bath. All utilities in­ reasonable, security. Call 6 ^ and parking. Declarer: South, Opening played dummy’s ace of security. Call 649-5897 after 6 / i w o r i a K h e r s lead: Five of spades. clubs, continued by finessing cluded. near bus line and 9868. HIGHLAND PARK Area - p.m. / Astro-graph stores. Call after 5 p.m. 644- against the queen and wound Luxury Townhouse. 2 baths, 2 643-1961 West North East South up with five clubs, one spade 0383. TWO ROOMS Furnished. bedrooms. 3 full floors. Call FIVE ROOM apartment in­ Equal Hoauing Opgoitunny By BERNICE BEDE 080L INT c 19WfrrHtA,toc.TJ8 ltoo.m.Fn»(j Stove, refrigerator, bath, and six tricks in the red 646-1616. cluding heat, hot water, stove, LINCOLN MERCURY Pass 3 iNT Pass Pass suits.” LIGHT Housekeeping room, heat, hot water. Apply refrigerator, modern bath, no Pass Alley Oop — Dave Graue J fully furnished. Stove, Marlow’s, 867 Main St,, MANCHESTER - 6 room pets. $245 lease and security. Manchester. Its a i m $T~ S M K M s n i, c o n . toz-stis refrigerator and linens Colonial. Three bedrooms, full 6497268. OFEN MOMAY THRU THURSDAY UNTH. 9 PIN TAURUS (April 2(^May 20) No By Oswald Jacoby & Alan providM. 801 Main Street, basement, will rent month to Homes lor Rent 54 one understands your career Sontog ..■■BECAUSE r THINK ITS IM­ Manchester. MANCHESTER - Immediate FOUR ROOM apartment aspirations today any better A Dakota reader wants to PORTANT TH/rr WE RNP OUT month. Also three bedroom than you do. Encumbering WHERE THEIR PEOPLE ARE/ occupancy. 3 rooms $150. 4 apartm ent available. Call adults only, no pets, no WEEKLY SPECIAL. Oswald; “We will discuss know if there ever was an CLEAN ROOM for rent - In rooms $165. No pets. Swurity Carpeted two bedroom with yourself with associates would Invitational master’s Indi­ today. Blanchard & Rossetto, appliances, parking one car, 1974, 9 PASSENGER Am­ not be a wise idea. the jump to game and it’s private home. Use of all deposit. Call 568-1054. security, call 6491285. all appliances and more. Only 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - Cempers-Trallers vidual. 646-2482. 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 bassador Wagon. 55,000 miles. Jan. 10, 1978 GEMINI (May Zl-Juae 20) relation to slam bidding in appliances. Call 649-8656, $150 Rental Asslstors, 239 Mobile Homes 65 Lubricate requests of others this week’s articles.” Yes, there was. It was after■ I6:00 p.m. NEW TWO bedroom apart­ 5646. Small fee. miles. Asking $1650. Call 649 V-8 engine, automatic Materially, this coming year limited to 36 players and VERNON - near park, newly TWO, 2 1/2 room apartments. 8130, after 5:30 p.m. transmission, power steering appears to hold great promise today with pleasantries and Alan; “Some jumps to ment available January 1. redecorated, six room First and third floor. Main MANSFIELD - Adults and good will. If you hit them with game are what is known as played from 1933 on. Some­ COUNTRY COTTAGE. and brakes. Air conditioning, for you. The returns will not WOMAN TO share home with Fully carpeted, appliances, Duplex, large yard with extra Street. Heat, hot water, retired - Newport “52-2-12” come last, but you should have something out of the blue, it's ’stop’ bids. They are meant time around 1950 it was Secluded two bedrooms on 1973 VEGA Hatchback - GT Cruise-Control. Excellent con­ likely to get shot down. A woman and two girls. Private convenient location. $205 puking. Convenient location. appliances. Security, two bedrooms, bathroom, a .solid foundation by year's to close the bidding. Among extended to allow any num­ room in Manchester. Call 649- monthly. No utilities, no pets. acreage. Includes appliances, Model. Automatic transmis­ dition. Asking ^,100. Must living room, kitchen and CANCER (June 21-July 22) ber to play. It was discontin­ $225 month. Securtiy required. references, lease. Call after 6 sell! 644-3160. end. these stop bids are jumps 1133, after 6 p.m. 646-1318 after 5 p.m. 649-8782. p.m., 6493911. kids and pets welcome. (My sion, power steering. dining area, refrigerator and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Everything must be balanced,, ued in 1960 and revived in 644-9000. Excellent condition. logical and equal in joint ven­ from one to three notrump $200. Rental Asslstors, ^ range. Storm windows, utility 19) Once in a while you have to as made by today’s North." 1966 as a minor event. 5646. Small fee. Reasonable. Please call 7 ^ 1973 LINCOLN Continental loosen up and plant a little tures today. If either party tries building, porch, skirting, aw- to dominate or show greed, the The early winners look 9572. Mark 4 - excellent condition, window air condiuoner. seed money to impress a pros­ like a who’s who of bridge. 57,000 m iles. $4,800. 1970 pect. Today is one of those whole scheme will backfire. COLONIAL - 9 rooms. 4 . Jensen’s Inc. Call Mrs LEO (July 230Aug. 22) Let no. Berry’a World bedrooms, 2 car garage, on 22 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 Dodge Coronet, four door, 318 g, 26 Old Wood Road. 429 times when it can be a good BU SIN ESS & SERVICE S inve*stmenl. Find out to whom one pressure you today to give acres. $500 monthly. cylinders. Good condition. cubic, automatic transmis­ 1786 or Mr. Olson, Hartford, a quick yes-or-no answer. Automatic. $1695, or best sion, good condition. Recently you're romantically suited by References and security 247-5209. sendinp for your copy of Astro- You're not good at situations The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions offer. Call 8794537. rebuilt motor, $ ^ . (jail 742- where you can't weigh alterna­ required. Philbrick Agency, Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for N Realtors, 6494200. 8955 or 647-9928, ask for Bruce. Automotive Service 66 each and a long, self- tives. 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - addressed, stamped envelope VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) PRIVACY SIX ROOM bouse. V8, 400 engine, 4 barrel, 1969 VOLVO - automaUc, $450 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489. There's something you have power steering, power brakes, or best offer. 647-0347. Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. the equipment and talent to ' AM I ’Two car g ar» e, oil heat and 2 sun specialists, factory perform today, but you lean fireplaces. Excellent condi­ air conditioning, excellent trained, one day service, 114 Be sure to specify your birth GLAD sign. toward refusal. Study it careful­ • /L MONDAVS tion. Mr. Duff, 6492133 or 639 running condition. $850. Call 1974 CHEVEL Malibu Qassic. East Main Street, Rockville. ly. It could be a profitable DIRECTORY after 6:00, 5288294. Power brakes and steering, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) COME OMLV 3362 after 6:30 p.m. 871-1617. move. air conditioning, new radial Something you hoped to ac­ , ONCE A Services Ottered complish today may be stalled LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) 31 Services Ottered 31 Peinting-Pepering 32 Bullding-Contrecting 33 TOLLAND - Nine rooms, four 1973 VEGA HATCHBACK-GT tires. 647-1232 after 5 p.m. or You're clever and proficient at \ week:! anytime weekends. at the starting gate. Once over bedrooms, newer Raised Model. Automatic transmis­ your shock, you'll see that many things today, but you fall CiM TREE Service - Free es­ ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, sion, power steering. short in deals where money is timates. discount senior PAINTING - interior and LEON QESZYNSKI Builder - Ranch for rent. Available im­ there are several ways to get attics, garages, yards exterior, paperhanging, New homes custom built, mediately, singles accepted. Excellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN - 1973 Super the show on the road. involved. Postpone those till citizens. (Company cleaned, moving, trucking. Reasonable. Please call 749 Beetle. Michelin radlals, later. Manchester owned and excellent work. References. remodeled, additions, rec 8793050, 8 7 9 ^ , 8 7 9 ^ . Those Extras PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) I/>am for sale. Lawn service. Free estimates. Fully in­ rooms, garages, kitchens 9572. am/fm stereo tape deck. Mint something that can benefit you operated. Call 6491327. No job too big or small. 569 The trick today Is to get past sured. Martin Mattson, 649 remodeled, bath tile, cement MANCHESTER - Spacious condition. 568-%13, after 7 careerwise. you must guard your early impatience. Once 8522. against tipping your hand 4431. work. Steps, dormers. five rooms with basement, 1975 AUSTIN MARINA GT - p.m. you accomplish that your effi­ BRICK, BLOCK, Stone Recent motor. New clutch. today. Hold your aces till you Residential or commercial. laundry hook-ups, porch, yard know they can be used advan­ ciency rating soars and what Fireplaces, concrete. COMPLETE CARPET ti Tile Throw out bearing. Pressure 1989 CHEVROLET Impala you want to do will get done. Chimney repairs. No job too (JUALITY PAINTING and Call 6494291. for kids and pets. Just $180. tageously installation and repairs. Free Paper Having by Willis Rental Assistors 2395646, plate. Michelln tires. Clean in­ convertible, automatic SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. small. Save. Call 644-^56 for ARIES (March 2I-April 19) 21) A plan that seemed feasible estimates. Call Pat, at 649 Scnultz. Fully insured, small fee. side and out. Runs excellent. transmission, ^w er steering. Socialize today and enjoy estimattttes. NEWTON SMITH - when first concocted may not Born Loser — Art Sansom 3745, after 5 p.m. references. 6494W. Call 6495017. Mechanically good. Best friends for what they are. but Remodeling, Repairs, Rec look so nifty in the cold light of offer. CaU 6491015. sidestep anything that smacks Rooms. No job too small. Call DARLING DUPLEX. Bright day. Don't despair, you'll think REWEAVING burns, holes. RESPONSIBLE MOTHER of business. II could quickly HAVE YOUR Cape / Ranch 6493144. two bedroom with all 1974 T-BIRD - Brown, of something better. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. will care lor preschool Trucks for Sole 62 spring a leak. painted for $1$0-$200 by appliances, garage parking, business car, loaded with (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Window shades, Venetian children ages 2 thru 5 in my extras, priced for quick sale. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. scheduling now. Professional RoolIng-SIdIng-CNmney 34 children and pets o.k. Just ) 1977 by NEA. Inc. seven room home with fenced considers any iob. 289-9287, 6468697 days. 1975 CKEVY El Camino - A- Bugti^unny — Helmdahl and Stoffal 1 BUUP-A6-A- icamcjet Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649 in yard during daytime hours, $170. Rental Asslston, 239 one condition, power steering, 5221. evenings or weekends, Don. BIDWELL Home Improve­ 5646, small fee. "Either this Is a great moment, or we had .SOW-W-LAW! A e w WITHOUT w / moweh 5 (fays a wpek. 64994()9. 1975 MAVERICK two door fm stero tape deck, Anson ment Ck>. Expert installation better set some minimum standards for J.P. LEWIS ti SON-Interlor coupe, six cylinder, three spoked wbeeto camper top, THEM. BACK? EXPERT FURNITURE of aluminum siding, gutters MOVE TODAY - Lovely home PROFESSIONAL HOUSE and exterior painting, with expansive yard and all speM, good condition, many low mUeage. (JaU 6468254. OKAY, FUDDSY, UE'SG CT graduation from high school!" Cleaning - Husband and wife, refinishing and antique and trims. Roofing installa­ paperhanging, and tion and repairs. 6498495,679 wpliances. Now only, $100. new parts. Evenings 646-3653. specializing in care of all restoration. Free estimates. remodeling. Fully insured. $2400. Motofcyetos-Bfeirctos 64 E. Lovland, 649-8963. 9109. Cfall 236-5646, Ren ta l Our Boarding Houae — Carrol & McCormick types of homes. For free es­ 6499658. Assistors, small fee. timate, call 6498342. SPECIALIZING cleaning and DODGE DART 1971 - Power LIGHT HAUUNG - Pick up PAPERHANGER - Desires steering, radio, heater, snow and delivery. Attics, cellars, repairing chimneys, roofs, Ollleee-Storos tor Rent 55 IlttlEP Tt7 REAP THE , INCOME TAX preparation at work. Reasonable rates, no new room. Free estimates. 30 tires, new transmission. Best TEA UAVES W M0flNM6 your home, experienced. Dan garages cleaned. Painting HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 job too small. Call 6495017. Years Experience. Howley, offer over $1000. Call after 5, FX-1200 - ^ I t by factory ANP they were MWiiNO; Mosler, 64933% or 5 2 9 ^ . done. Your firewood split. 649 All work guaranteed. A’TTRACmVE Four room of­ 6438625. 9260. ______6495361. fice. Ground level, central engineer. Branch heads, TtW ALWAY# meant ' Barnett clutch, aluminum HKH BRPTtlER OAKE 1$ VINYL REPAIR - We can fix GEORGE N. CONVERS - location, professional VOLKSWAGEN BUG, 1969, TUTORING - Experienced ROOFER WILL Install roof building, parking and utilities. rocker roUers, MUcuni car­ COMING TO v is it ; sofas, chairs, cars etc. No Painting and Paperhan^ng. siding or gutters for low dis­ good^unnlng condition, needs need for expensive (Master of Education) State Call 6^2865. buretor. balanced blueprinted certified special education Call between 99 p.m. 6492804. count price. Call Ken at 647- some body work. Two new motor, transmission. 871-2511. recovering, 5695878. snow tires, $450. 6498064. SURE ENOUSH^HE JUST teacher, desires to tutor your 1566. PRIME OFFICE space FHONEP--OOLLE6T! Heathcliff Thia Funny World Bultdlng-Contreetlng 33 DRESSMAKING and special education child, n e - available. Vernon Circle area, LEANDER TOOK school through 21 years Heeting-Plumbhig 35 1964 CADHXAC, 1969 Ford ★ ★ alterations done reasonably on Route 83. Approximately L'TD, 19M EMge Coronet, THE C A LL' ‘ Call 6494972. Assessment and diagnosis. WES ROBBINS carpentry 500 square feet. Immediate Call 6495144 after 6 p.m. remodeling specialist. Ail- SEWERLINES, sink lines, occupancy. 871-1471. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville I WANT MY I WOULD H/SWEs e t t l e d " ^ 750, 8000 mUes, oil cooler and V. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, cleaned with electric cutters, FDKIWAir ID FDR * m W E E o u r O F f o u r / built-ins, bathrooms, ^ professionals. McKinney A PPR O X IM A T E L Y 400 rai^. $1,750. 2898042. Chev lltlon. MAKE V(E U X X kitchens, 6493446. Bros. Sewage Disposal square feet, suitable for store HANDSOKE, Cknnmpany, 6495308. CaUi 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. or office. Good exposture. 649 N 0 6 L ^ VIRILE, CUSTOM CARPENTRY - 7544. ExceUent condition. $375. Ctdl INCOME Homes, Additions, Repairs, NO JOB ’TOO Small - Toilet 1969 FORD FAIRLANE. $200 6497313. AND 0 or best offer. Ask for Larry INTEaiOENTA/ Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, repairs, plugged drains, FOR RENT - ExceUent retail 3492009. kitchen faucets replaced, after 4:00 p.m. Call 6468743. 1971 HONDA SLK - 350. TAX location. Main Street, FM ------repaired. Rec rooms, ExceUent condition. $375. Call Manchester, 1200 square feet. 1974 TORINO WAGON. One 6497313. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY bathroom remodeling, heat Fine for any type of buslneu. Carpentry and general con­ modernization, etc. Free owner. Car in excellent c o ^ '^ E E T Reasonable rents. Write Box tion. Power steering, power Cempors-TioOors SERVICE tracting. Residential and Estimate gladly given. M & M D, c/o Manchester Herald, 16 addition. CLYDE brakes, autom atic,^. 54,000 Mo m s Homes 05 commercial. Whether it be a Plumbing $t Heating. 6492871. Brainard PI. Manchester. Printed Pattern No. THE small reittir job, a custom miles. New radial snows, and 1436 with Photo-Guide is ^ p t im is t - d i r e c t o r y built home or anything in f r a n k SCOTELLA - Plum­ muffler system. Priced to ARE YOU Selling your mobile in Sizes 14H to 2414, iJ?TjraieaK^0A M between, call 64913%. bing. Repairs and seU. CaU «M 896. home? Buyers waiting. Please Size 14)4-1614 (w aist31- OFFICE SPACE 33) . . . skirt, 214 yards ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax Remodeling. Faucets, caU Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- 1972 VEGA GT • New engine, 2 8284369. 46-inch; pants, 214 yards. INCOME TAX servicer Tax returns done in CARPENTRY It Masonry - vanities, hot water heaters. FORREHT To esets, tN4 iijss hr »ea Short Riba — Frank Hill M MMlHi L MMHn the’privacy of your home. Call Additions and remodeling. Prompt service, on emergen- 250 iquire feet, center of new tires, mag wheels, tape gttm^pUi lit Itr SMtssi sa4 lor Ispetl Too Wraperalton 871-1781 for appointment. Free estimates. Call Anthony cies.' 4^7(124. Mancb^r, air cooditloolni and deck. No'rust Moving, must NO HOLDS BARRED - Inven- ISNY TWIS P L E A -a A m ? WHAT IS IT ? ijONDON^FOa., 1 RXKSHT Au. THgy HAP. om ci: Squillacote, 6490611. parUng. Cali seUI $825.6494464,9 a.m. to 7 tory Clearance Sale! Brand sue BURNsrr MS CMtar tt, MtiicImWr for A Line or p.m. new 14 foot wide. Choice of 2 Msnchsm r Herald MwiclnOsr MllnitM; CARPENTRY - Repairs, or 3 bedrooms, $10,900. Large 11SO An. OS Ameileat Flooring J f New Yefk, N.Y. lOOSt TM-MTI Display Ad In remodeling, additions, gar­ im VOLKSWAGEN sdecUoB of praowned homes /-9 eimiwohh a plasterer for many construction firms in the area prior night at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Holmes of Vernon, N.Y., Eben Holmes of percent tonight and Tue.sdnv National Mrs. Charlotte Sanford Anderson, 69, of EAST HARTFORD —Frederick N. to his retirement in 1967. , MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1978 weather map on page II Center after a brief illness. She was the Manchester, Max Holmes of Rockville, PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS 19 Gardner St. died at her home early Sun­ Goss, 38, of 5 Community St. died Satur­ Other survivors are two brothers in the Netherlands: widow of William J. Carrington Sr. John Holmes of Stewartsville, N.J., day morning. She was the wife of Walter day in Manchester Memorial Hospital. and two sisters, Mrs. Maria Van Hulzen of East Hartford Mrs. Carrington was born in Southing­ E. Anderson. Graham Holmes of Worcester, Mass., and ton and lived in Manchester many years Mr. Goss was born in Hartford and had and one in the Netherlands. Mrs. Anderson was bom in Hartford and William Holmes of Fontana, Calif.; six been a resident of East Hartford seven The funeral will be ’Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. from the before moving to Hartford about 40 years lived in Manchester the past 36 years. daughters, Mrs. Alfred Logan, Mrs. Walter ago. .vears. He was employed as a sheet metal Newkirk and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., She was a member of Center Fisher, Mrs. Cedric Giggle and Mrs. worker for the'Samuel Rome Co., Hart­ with mass at St. Mary Church, East Hartford, at 10 a.m. A graduate of Central Connecticut State Congregational Church. James LaPine, all of Manchester, Mrs. College, she taught for many years in the ford. Burial will be in Veterans Memorial Field, Hillside Second North has Other survivors are two sons, Roger A. Theodore Calabrese of West Hartford and Southington public schools. ■Slirvivors include one son, Donald Goss Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home today Anderson of Windsor and Douglas P. Mrs. Frank Manfreda of Windham; 34 from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. She was a member of the Alumnae grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren. of Manchester: two daughters, Debra Anderson of Manchester; two brothers, Goss and Dorine Goss, both of Association of Central Connecticut State The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Robert Sanford of Manchester and Ray­ Manchester; his mother, Mrs. Agenes College, the American Legion Auxiliary of mond Sanford of Middletown; and two from the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Unit in Baldwin Goss of East Hartford; one grandchildren. 219 W. Center St., with a mass at 10 at brother. Richard Goss of East Hartford; About town family atmosphere Manchester, and was the district The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Church of the Assumption. Burial will be secretary of the legion's auxiliary. and three sisters, Mrs. Doris Brault of Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., in St. James Cemetery. ( Coventry, Mrs, Mildred Cragle and Mrs. Survivors are a son, William J. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill Friends may call at the funeral home The St. Bridget Rosary Society will conduct the recita­ By MAI. BARI.OW Gloria Stout, both of East Hartford. tion of the Rosary and ecumenical hour Tuesday at 1 ;45 Years of learhinK represents the fifth generation of Carrington Jr. of South Windsor; two Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. I'.unl lliirlford llcporlcr daughters. Miss Catherine E. Carrington of The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 p.m. in Cronin Hall at Mayfair Gardens. Refreshments Mrs. Bleezarde has taught for a Cooks to attend Second North. His Friends may call at the funeral home Mrs. Rarliue H, Dresser a.m. from the Newkirk and Whitney The five-classroom Second North total of 29 years, 26 of them in East parents, John and Hazel of 1538 Main West Hartford and Mrs. Elizabeth Brophy tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. will be served. All residents of Mayfair Gardens are in­ of New Britain; three sisters, Mrs. EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Rachae Funeral Home. 318 Burnside Ave., East vited. School at 1450 Main St.. East Hart­ Hartford. She taught 11 years at ,St., have been leaders behind the ef­ Hartford with the Rev, Alva G. Decker of­ forts to keep the school open. Catherine Carmody, Mrs. Helen Donion Pierre R. Lamoureux Hapgood Dresser. 89. formerly of Francis ford is right now slated for closing as South prammar, then two at and Mrs. Margaret Talarski, all of West Street, died Saturday in a Rocky Hill con­ ficiating. Burial will be in Hillside an elementary school. O’Brien, and the last 13 at Second Several board members have come EAST HARTFORD - Pierre R. Cemetery. The Manchester Chapter of Parents Anonymous will to the school. Dr. Richard Veltri told Hartford; nine grandchildren and 11 valescent home. She was the widow of The two-story brick building may North as head teacher in charge of Lamoureux, 59, of 19 Chapman St. died in meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. For further information, call his fellow board members he had great-grandchildren. Wilfred C. Dresser. Friends may call at the funeral home (toll free) 1-800-842-2288, become a center for the school the third grade. She is a widow with Enfield Sunday morning. voted to close the school a year ago. The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. Mrs. Dresser was born in Uxbridge. Tuesday from 3 to 5 or 7 to 9 p.m. system’s teacher specialists or two grown daughters and she lives in Mr. Lamoureux was bom June 4, 1918, Mass., and lived in Fitchburg. Mass., until .something else. The local Board of South Windsor. She now has 23 But after his visit he voted to keep it from the Maple Hill Chapels, 382 Maple in Biddeford, Maine. The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the 1924 when she moved to East Hartford. Education voted 4-3 Dec. 12 to take students. open. Ave., Hartford, with a mass at St. Thomas Senior Citizens Center. Refreshments will be served. He moved to East Hartford 30 years ago She was a member of the Order of Mio T'oriiurelli its kindergarten through third grade Mrs. Judith Rivera of New Britain "That school is the cheapest per the Apostle Church, 872 Farmington Ave., and was employed at Pratt & P itn e y West Hartford, at 10. Burial will be in Mt. Eastern Star in Fitchburg more than 50 EAST HARTFORD -V ito Fornarelli, students out by next fall. is in her sixth year of teaching se­ pupil in town, ” he said. “The kids at Aircraft Group, East Hartford, until his that school are getting the best St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. years. 53. of 16 Oliva Court died Friday at Hart­ Teacher Judith Rivera holds a second grade reading class. The sludcnls Ironi her k'li ;n'(' Second North parents and teachers cond grade at Second North. She had retirement a short while ago because of ill Survivors are two sons. W. Carlton ford Hospital, He was the husband of Mrs. Maria Antonaras. Rose Broder. Maria Nicholas, Greg Pandi.scia. (’liiis Shea ;m(l Hn;m still have hope the board may change taught before at the Slye School in education. ” Friends may call at the funeral home health. Dresser of Saginaw. Mich., and Gardner Anna Scotella Fornarelli. UiBella. its vote. This Wedne.sday the board town and in Michigan. She now has 24 Richard Daley, voting with the Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. He was a communicant of St. Mary majority to close, said the cost of H. Dresser of South Glastonbury. The funeral was today. Burial was in will meet with the PTA leaders in students. The family suggests that those wishing Church. teaching every student in town would The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Hillside Cemetery, East Hartford, town to hash out what to do about Mrs. Edna Woodbury of to may make memorial gifts in her grand­ Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. be lower if Second North was closed. son's memory to the Richard A. Brophy Glastonbury Funeral Home. 450 New Lon­ The Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, declining enrollment. If the town Manchester has taught at Second Fenrand (Irma) Leclair and Mrs. Stanley IN MEMORY "It’s the total costs to the town Memorial Burse at St. Thomas Aquinas don Turnpike. Glastonbury. Burial is 318 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, was in should close more schools, which North for eight years and had also 9 (Paulette) Litwinowich, both of that count. ” Daley said. High School, c/o the Rev. James Wednesday at 11 a.m. in Prospect Hiil charge of arrangements. ones'* taught in South Windsor. She has 16 Biddeford, and Mrs. John (Lucille) Daley threw in an added twist Dec. Coleman, 74 Kelsey St., New Britain, Cemetery. Uxbridge. Mr. 'Fornarelli was born in Triggiano Second man arrested In the winter of 1977, the parents of students in the transitional second Cassegrand of Portland, Maine; one 06051. There are no calling hours. Province of Bari, Italy, and lived in East OF the Woodland School on Long Hill grade. 12 to the whole issue. He noted most brother, George E. Lamoureux of The family suggests that friends Hartford 16 years. Drive argued their school should not Mrs. Jane Garrison of Columbia of the suggested closings after Mrs. Frank E. Caine Biddeford, and several nieces and wishing to may make memorial gifts to be the first to close. They lost. The has taught 12 years in Second North Woodland are on the west side of nephews. He was employed as an engineer for the town. This is where most of the Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bunker Caine, 72, of 94 the Shriner's Hospital. Springfield, Mass, WILLIAM MALKENSON school now houses more offices of the and had also taught in South Windsor. The funeral is Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. A-Kleen Co. of Hartford. older, smaller schools are. Chambers St. died Sunday morning at He was a communicant of St. Rose in illegal dump case administration. In the back of the She has 18 first graders. Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was at St. Joseph’s Church, Biddeford. Burial Carl E. Day time job .school the Synergy School is now Mrs. Helene Moran of West Hart­ He noted all nine board members is in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Biddeford. Church. East Hartford police made the se­ Police said the Morrone brothers come from the east side of town. the wife of Frank E. Caine. EAST HAR’TFORD- Carl Ernest Day, A police spokesman said today. enjoying its first year outside of por­ ford is the newest teacher to Second Friends may call at the Emond and Other survivors are two sons, John A. MICHAELS cond arrest in connection with a said Bramande worked there without Then he recommended more closings Mrs. Caine was bom July 19, 1905, in 79. of 29 Shannon Road died Saturday at "He seemed to be in charge of the table classrooms. North but has taught before at the Conroy Funeral Home, 2 Hill St., Fornarelli, stationed with the U.S. Army large, private dump on land north of their knowledge or permission, including Barnes and Stevens on the Brewer, Maine, and lived in Plainville Hartford Hospital. He was the husband of in Hawaii, and Jerry Fornarelli, at home; Roberts Street this Friday. dump." Superintendent Eugene Diggs town’s Center School and others. She Biddeford, tonight from 7 to 9 and 'I^esday Bramande was released on a $1,500 proposed the same fate for Second teaches the 27-student kindergarten east side. several years before moving to Mrs. Edith Martin Day. two daughters. Rosemaria Fornarelli and Richard A. Bramande, 32, of Rocky The first arrest by East Hartford Manchester 26 years ago. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. JEWELERS non-surety bond for appearance in North as well as the nine-classroom class on a half-day basis because she , "That hits a little closer to home, ” Mr. Day was born in Winsted and lived Annalisa Fornarelli. both at home; his Hill surrendered himself Friday Common Pleas Court 12 in East police which brought the dump to the The family suggests that those wishing South Grammar school at 120 High has four children at home. Daley said. She taught at the Waddell School 18 in East Hartford 45 years. father, John Fornarelli, his stepmother, evening at the police station where Hartford Feb. 6. public's attention was made Friday. years before retiring in 1973. to may make memorial gifts to the St. •SI. in the South End. The board’s Mrs. Shirley Jones of Hartford has Chairman Lawrence DelPonte set He was a Navy veteran of World War II, Mrs. Anna Dizonna Fornarelli, a brother, he was served a warrant charging Bramande is a motor equipment Dec. 30 at the site. Police arrested Other survivors are two sons, James D. Joseph’s Cemetery Chapel Fund, Dec. i2 vote included closing South taught for 11 years. She was once this Wednesday for a workshop on and a member of the East Hartford Jerry Fornarelli and one sister, Tina WILL BE CLOSED him with operating a dump without a operator and is employed full time by truck driver Henderson Trammell Caine, serving with the U.S. Air Force in Biddeford. Grammar. South Grammar parents called Second North’s research school closings. Another emotional, American Legion Post for 31 years. Adante all of Italy. permit, police said. the State Police. He currently drives Jr.. 43. of Hartford, an employee of Tampa, Fla., and John R. Caine of did not complain. Second North’s teacher but is now called its inten­ parent-packed meeting is expected. Other survivors are a brother, Edward Bramande was allegedly the a State Police cruiser between Hart­ .Suisman & Blumenthal Inc. of Hart­ Anaheim, Calif.; two stepdaughters, Mrs. parents and neighbors mounted a sive reading teacher. Barnes and Stevens parents may join William (Rusty) Malkenson F. Day of Hartford; three sisters, Mrs. TOES., JAN. loth operator of a bulldozer kept at the ford and Meriden delivering ford. and charged him with violating those from Second North. Joseph (Frances) Rafala of Manchester, site which covered more than three East Hartford’s ordinance against massive campaign considering the All the teachers have help from William (Rusty) Malkenson, 66, of 99 Susie D. Pearce of East Granby, Mrs. departmental mail for the State size of the school. They packed the several teacher aides paid for with and Mrs. Janet Daigld of Kalispell, Mont.; Grace D. Griswold of East Hartford and In Memoriam acres of land owned by Joseph and Police. He allegedly ran the dumping. Trammell was in the Scott Drive died Friday night at St. Fran­ In loving memory of Albert H. hall at board meetings. One mother federal and state funds due to the Ti­ two brothers, Phillip Bunker of Mrs. Doris D. Swenson of Fort Lauder­ James Morrone of East Hartford. bulldozer at the dump site as a part- process of dumping a truck load of cis Hospital and Medical Center. He was Keenev. who passed away January 9th, AT 1 P.M. took films of traffic leading to the tle I program. Bucksport, Maine, and Sterling Bunker of dale, Fla. 1977. solid refuse when arrested, police the husband of Mrs. Carol Bauer Malken­ The school’s secretary. Mrs, Anne Miami, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Florence The funeral is Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at said. next school the Second North F in ealit Farrington of North Conway, N.H., and a son. You are always in our fhoughts. children would go to. Norris School. Griffin of East Hartford, has been at Mr. Malkenson was born in New York Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Home, 318 At that time. James Morrone told J grandson. Sadly missed by They gathered facts about how well Second North only two years but is Saturday, 10:10 p.m, —Medical call to Burnside Ave,, East Hartford. Burial will East Hartford polica raport police he was not sure if he even The funeral is Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the City and lived in Manchester 25 years. Your Family and Friends the graduates of Second North did. one of its most vocal advocates. She 49 May Road. He was manager of Michaels Jewelers be in Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. owned the land at the dump site. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Henry "Turk” Wrobel said he sold Second North is in the town's older notes the school had two of its Saturday, 11:49 p.m. —Dumpster fire Burial will be in Veterans Section, Elast of Manchester 25 years before his retire­ TTiessalonia B. Prince, 48, of 61 North End. Few of the homes of its graduates in the town high schools’ at the rear of 35 Ginger Lane. ment in Febmary 1977. during which he robbed him of $800 the Morrone brothers the land in 1969 Sunday, 6:39 a.m, —Medical call to 133 Cemetery, Cannon Road, East Hartford, was along with many more acres on 109 students are new, a great many list of its top 20 students in the 1977 He was a graduate of Brown University, cash, police said. He was being held graduating dass. Shadycrest Drive. There are no calling hours. arrested Sunday before noon at 1227 on $10,000 surety bond for Roberts Street. Wrobel said then that are multi-family wood-frame struc­ Providence, R.I., Class of 1935. tures. The average income of the The school’s custodian. Bill Sunday, 6:39 a.m. —Food burning on Burnside Ave. and charged with appearance in court in East Hartford if the Morrones did not want it. he did stove at an apartment at 40 Hillside St. Mrs. Klementine S. Karpuska He was an Army veteran of World War first-degree assault, carrying a pistol neighborhood is low enough to qualify Roberts of Manchester, is far from II. today. because the land was now much Sunday, 10:02 a.m, —Chair on fire at EAST HARTFORD — Mrs. Klementine without a permit, first-degree more valuable. the school to federal Title I funds. neutral about Second,North. apartment at 40 Hillside St. Other survivors are two sons, William A S, Karpuska. 87. of 60 Livingston Road, reckless endangerment, and unlaw­ It had once been marshy land and Despite the lower income of its "You’ve got a good bunch of Sunday, 12:22 p.m. —Investigation of B. Malkenson of Manchester and Steven Diane M. Delisle, 23, of 19 Elm St., formerly of Manchester, died Sunday in ful discharge of a firearm. even had a pond near its center as .students’ families, the average stu­ teachers here." he said. "They take smoke on High Street by Light House B. Malkenson of Alexandria, Va.; and Rockville, was arrested Saturday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was Prince allegedly shot Willie Wright shown in a map made in the late dent at Second North does very well more time with the students.” Grove. three sisters, Ms. Reina I^lkenson of the Warehouse Foods store at 467 the widow of Karl A. Karpuska. Jr., 42, of 29 Carpenter Road, 1960s by the engineering firm of on standardized tests, said Mrs. Graduates return Sunday, 1:57 p.m. —Medical call to 49 New York City, Ms. Joan Campbell of Main St. and charged with fourth- Hills St. Mrs. Karpuska was born in Lithuania Manchester, in the right hand during degree larceny (shoplifting). She was Griswold and Fuss of Manchester. Margaret Bleezarde. the school’s It may not be unusual for the and lived on Woodland Street, New Paltz, N.Y., and Ms. Laura Salchow an argument over the wife of Wright, head teacher. (The school is too Sunday, 2:13 p.m. —Medcal call to 48 of Leonia, N.J. released on her promise to appear in Mayor Richard Blackstone said graduates of any school to return to Branch Drive. Manchester, about 65 years. police said. Wright was given today the dump site was not ever small to have a principal.) their alma mater to say hello. But The funeral and calling hours are court in East Hartford Jan. 23. Sunday, 3:46 p.m. —Gas leak at Oak She was a member of the Ladies Lithua­ medical care for his hand and part of the town’s recorded inland ■‘We all work very hard at it here." many of Second North's graduates, Street and Silver Lane. nian Alliance of Manchester, and the tonight from 7 to 9 at the John F. Tierney released, police said. Mrs. Bleezarde said. "We give a lot N wetlands. He said he has not received Sunday, 4:28 p.m, —Gas washdown at Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Roger Edinge r, 17, of 81 Whiting especially those now in the fourth Manchester Lithuanian Corp, Wright was also charged with first- Road, East Hartford, was arrested a report as yet on the Griswold and of individual attention. " and fifth grades at the Norris School, 727 Burnside Ave. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. John Graveside service is Tuesday at 2 p.m. in degree reckless endangerment, Fuss firm's work Friday at the site She told of a boy who had been Sunday, 6:07 p.m. —Medical call to 66 the veteran’s section of East Cemetery. Friday at 10 p.m. at East Hartford return every night. (Constance) Jamroga of East Hartford, breach of peace, and threatening. He High School as a basketball game to redetermine property lines and the reading at about the 45th percentile ’’They just like to say hello," said Bliss St. The family suggests' that friends Sunday, 9:58 p.m. —Medical call to 60 with whom she made her home; a brother, also had a gun but did not pull it out, crowd left the school and was new heights of the land there. level in his class. In just this past half Mrs. Bleezarde. "We like to hear wishing to may make memorial gifts to Hyde Court, Paul Sadonis of Lithuania; six police said. He said he saw nothing wrong with year of school, he jumped ahead to how they’re doing. ” any college memorial fund or the charity charged with second-degree criminal Sunday, 9:59 p.m, —Medical call to 73 grandchildren and five great­ Prince was still being held this Corporation Counsel Timothy the 60th percentile. His work was There is a family atmosphere at of the donor’s choice. VERNON mischief and interfering with a Edgewood St. grandchildren. MANCHESTER morning on $15,000 surety bond for police officer. McNamara’s handling of the case. recognized right away and he was ad­ the little school. Mrs. Bleezarde said TRI-Cin PLAZA Today,2:10 a m. —Medical call to 190 901-907 MAIN ST. appearance today in Common Pleas He allegedly threw a bottle at a car McNamara said he had been the at­ vanced with care to a higher level. Jennifer Patrocinio is the sixth girl Greenwood St. Court 12 in East Hartford. Wright in the school lot, police said. He was torney representing the Morrones The teachers are willing and able in her family to start her education Today, 3:26 a.m. —Wires down at 34 M E N ’S S H O P was released on $500 surety bond for to try new teaching approaches. A ‘Where Women Like to Shop For Men” released on a $250 surety bond for when they bought tlie land. The town at Second North. Daniel St. court Feb. 2. court in East Hartford Jan. 23. might have to proceed against the special grouping process called ”I hope to have Jennifer in my Today, 3:34 a.m. —Wires down at 109 GREAT SEED- land’s owners to force removal of the "Dale Avenue” is being used in the (third grade) class here." said Mrs. Connecticut Blvd. kindergarten. The first grade is using Today, 7:37 a.m, —Medical call to 231 Michael W. Glidden, 20, of 20 Oak Police acknowledged receipt of a dump material, he said. Bleezarde. She added site hasn’t the "Open Court" system for the Ellington Road. St., South Windsor, was arrested complaint from the mother of a 14- "I'm sure Tim will do a very good given up hope yet the school will re­ first time this year and it appears to Today, 9:07 a.m. —Medical call to 748 Saturday and charged with third- year-old East Hartford youth. ’The job for the town. " the mayor said. main open for years to come. GREAT SAVMGS be helping the students greatly, Mrs. Silver Lane. degree robbery, second-degree mother said her son was arrested Over the weekend, someone came Justin Cook, a first grader. Bleezarde said. Today, 9:56 a.m. —Medical call to 98 larceny, possession of marijuana Sunday about 3 p.m. in a brutal to the dump site and removed the Terrace Ave. with intent to sell and possession of large bulldozer which had been kept The Lutz lunior Museum will again sponsor Bird Seed Savings fashion in connection with a marijuana. burglary. there apparently to level out the Day. Low-priced seed may be ordered from ihe museum The robbery charge stems from his Police said they could not com­ refuse. at 126 Cedar Street or telephone 643-0949 by lanu- alleged attack on a young man ment due to the age of the youth. Police Chief Clarence Drumm was ary 28, 1978. On February 11 from 9:30 a.m. until Thursday at 4:45 p.m. in Martin Park not available for comment. 3:00 p.m. ordered seed may be picked up at The Savings Bank of Manchester, W ill TUES. ONLY! 236 Spencer Street. EHHS girls n beat Fermi New Spring Coordinate Sportswear by LADY QUEEN® The All proceeds go towards The East Hartford High educational programs and School girls Varsity basket­ activities . .. and you save ball team beat Fermi High money, loo. of Enfield Friday 46-29. Meats In Town, Roxanne Heineman was high scorer for EHHS with Savings Day MONDAY, JAN. 9th 12. Sue Jensen and Joann ONE [TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL Sunflower Seed 25 lbs.. 50 lbs.. Berner both contributed 9 STOP each. QENUINE AA^ Economy Wild Bird Seed 25 lbs.. 50 lbs.. / TU ESD AY, JAN. 10th Coach Peter Buttafuocco SHOP BSSD regular 25 lbs.. 50 lbs.. said Heineman and Berner WAYRE8T CHICKEN LEGS O U T lb. BSSD SPECIAL Wild Bird Seed 20 lbs.. 40 lbs.. TO PREPARE FOR OUR ANNUAL also played excellent u u defensive ball. A LADIES’ SHOP SPECIALIZING IN LARGER SIZES BSSD SPECIAL Sunflower 20 lbs,. 40 lbs.. QENUINE High scorer of the game ( r,u ked Corn 25 lbs.. 50 lbs.. was Fermi's Diane Drouen M - s a Maine Manna Seed/Suet Cakes each _ with 16. WAYRE8T CHICKEN RREASTS Hi. The EHHS team next Maine Manna Seed/Suet Cakes case of 24 . plays Windham at EHHS New WIntar Hours: 9:30 A.M. To S P.M. Tuooday-Saturday BSSD P(-anut Hearts 10 lbs____ PLUS A DOLLAR Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. BSSD Sunflower Hearts 10 lbs____ Penney heals Windham 809 Main Strwt, Mancheater CASH SALE Penney High School’s I utz |r Museum Memlx'rships: girls varsity basketball lunior $2.00 team beat Windham Single Adult $5.00 2 fori Friday 35-30. Family $10.00 MaryAnn Bates was 2S%s 50% .«Fall & Winter HIGHLAND PARK MARKET WHICH BIOIH. Penney’s high scorer with Make checks payable to: 13. Guard Patrice Duncan Lutz lunior Museum, Inc. added 9 more. The team SPORTSWEAR, COATS, DRESSES 317 Highland Strant 126 Cedar Street had good rebounding from WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11ttl Renee Sharlow and Manchester, CT 06040 A tradition of hanking cMiHk'nc e Monique Lussier, said Manchester • 646-4277 A NON l’KOflT EDUC ATIONAL ORCANI/ATION The Savii^ Bank OPEN WID-THUR8-FRIDAY NIQHT8 TIL 9 P.M. SAT. UNTIL S:30 P.M. Coach Maureen Rodgers. seeo CAN ALSO SB ONDMeD THMUOH AMY MM OFFICB of Mancnie^er

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