Sadat Still Firm on Palestinians Consolidation Urged Committee Leaflet
Sadat still firm Your noighbort’ vlowt: What fa your pot poeve? on Palestinians WASBINGTON (IIPI) - Egypt's the inherent right of self- President Anwar Sadat opened determination for all peoples in secret Middle East peace talks with different parts of the globe. " President Carter Friday by serving The reference obviously took in notice he will press his demand for Israel's refusal to allow creation of self-determination for the an independent Palestinian state, but Palestinians. Carter kept his own remarks con Sadat and Carter exchanged brief fined to a general pledge to promote welcoming remarks at the White peace through mediation. House minutes after the Egyptian "Obviously, the first responsibility arrived from Morocco, then flew by is for direct negotiations between the helicopter to the secluded, blocked- leaders involved in the Middle ^ s t . " off presidential retreat at Camp Carter said. “But I've committed our David in Maryland's Catoctin Moun own country to a continuing active tains for a weekend of talks. role in supirart of those negotiation^.' Egyptian sources said Sadat would I want to recommit our nation Arnold Rngiilr. FranroiM- Malliirii lioli Faiiclicr Vl'ilMon Drukin I’al Ko> Dal,. |)o|| urge Carter to "knock some sense today." \rnolil Rngiiix. 40 Greenfield Tolland Turnpike, Manchester — iUon Drukin, 45 N. School Manchester — "People who call into the Israelis" to get the stalled Drive. South Windsor — "The con "I don't like snow anymore." St . Manchester — "When people "We ll be discussing the best way the wrong number and rudely Middle Ea.st negotiations moving. stantly increasing tax structure at call or write about a complaint hang up " to maintain and even enhance the The Egyptian president, saying the all levels of government" Hull Fiiiirlier, 12 Laurel St.. and refuse to give their nam es" Ituli- Doll. Center Street, momentum that has already been es talks were at a "historic, crucial Manchester— "People just aren't .Manchester — "People who don't tablished." crossroads." hinted at the stand he l‘ riiMi'oi>«' >1 III liirii, 495 friendly enough " Pul Kin, 103 Prospect St . use signal lights when driving " will take in his arrival remarks. Reading carefully from a prepared "Like you, my dear friend, we text. Sadat told Carter, "We are now believe in human rights and respect at a historic, crucial crossroads" in for the dignity of man." Sadat told the search for peace. Carter on the cold, windy White ’- ' ' ' " i f House lawn, "Events have proven that the great "Like you. my friend, we cherish idea of peace is unfortunately fragile our land and .sacrifice our lives to de and vulnerable. We have to remedy fend it against any encroachment. this situation." Like you. mv friend, we believe in •Saying Egypt wants all peoples to be "free and secure within its own of Vtliage dharnt land." he added: "We want to create Cost increases a new Middle East where all nations, PRICEi FIFTEEN (IESTS including the Palestiniansi live I, OCWli, iMiTWUJAY.YBBI^ARy i VOL XCVil. No. I(» Effective Monday. Feb. 6, the together in harmony and fraternity." single copy price of the "God willing," he concluded 4 Manchester Evening Herald will somberly, "we shall overcome." be 20 cents. The brief White House ceremony The price adjustment is was unusually low key and informal necessary due to continued in — lacking even the customary honor Quola exceeded Consolidation urged creases in newsprint and other guard — in keeping with Carter's publishing costs. determination to keep publicity at a Home delivery price will re minimum and quiet privacy upper The Manchester-Bolton branch of main at 90 cents per week. most. Only journalists and a handful the American Red Cross received 192 of presidential aides witnessed it. pints of blood at a Bloodmobile held committee leaflet Friday at St. James School in Manchester. The total far exceeded By GRKG PEARSON solidation occurs, the district .said, comparing the district tax to firehouse would be maintained and the town tax. the 160-pint goal that the Red Cross Herald Keporler had set. manned by paid staff. The district "We re doing our best Nobody has The Committee for One operates an all-volunteer fire depart been dissatisfied. " Lassow said of Student blamed Manchester has issued a pamphlet ment. the district's lax about consolidation, and the Eighth It says that district volunteers will Commenting on the pamphlet. Utilities District also is expected to be retained and efforts will be made l.assow said. "All the innuendos and in high school fire Outside today issue a brochure on the subject. to integrate district officers into the half-truths can't convince the district Saturday sunny and cold. Highs in In a related development, the com Town Fire Department. to consolidate." mittee has named William Sleith to A 15-year-old Manchester High the upper-teens to mid-20s. Clear The pamphlet also criticizes the Lassow said that the district also counseling will be provided for the coordinate petitioning in the non School student has been apprehended Saturday night and very cold, lows district's method of taxing for plans to distribute a brochure about youth. The maximum suspension district section of Manchester. for starting a fire at the school Mon period by state law is 10 days. zero-to-lO-above. Increasing sanitary sewer use. consolidation to present its stand. The committee has been formed to He mentioned the five-mill tax day morning, School Superintendent Kennedy commended tne students cloudiness Sunday with high The district levies a two-mill lax support a consolidation move. It has James P. Kennedy said Friday after for showing “a mature and responsi temperatures in the 20s. Probability for sewers on all real and personal difference between the town and the noon. ble attitude" and the security per of precipitation, near zero percent organized a petitioning effort aimed property. Small families pay,as district, an item that is mentioned at obtaining signatures from ten per The fire occurred in a heating unit sonnel who helped bring about a through Saturday night. Northwest much as large families, the pamphlet frequently by district officials. cent of the voters in the district and says. r in a hallway between the first and se successful resolution to the matter. winds 10 mph or less through Sunday. District officials have spoken against ten percent of the voters in non cond period semester exams. School "Size of the sewer charge should be consolidation and have said that the district areas. and fire officials had termed the fire-^ based on extent of use, not on a flat district has to vote itself out of suspicious because of the timing and If these numbers of signatures are rate," it says. existence, according to the Town obtained, a referendum question on because of two other fires recently at The Town of Manchester's sewer Charter. consolidation will be placed on the the school. Damage by the fire was Winter Carnival rate now is based on 115 percent of A referendum, which would take ballot, probably in November. limited to the heating unit, but the water bill. This system provides place under the "Home Rule Act " of caused evacuation of the entire Consolidation would combine the a discount for large users but it will the General Statutes of Connecticut, Eighth Utilities District and the school while smoke was ejected from be changed because the federal would combine the votes of the dis E set for Sunday Town of Manchester. The town and government is requiring a flat rate trict and the rest of the town into one the building. the district now have separate fire Kennedy said that the youth was charge for sewer billing if a com vote. departments and also have separate identified as the person responsible The annual Winter Carnival, spon 1978 New England Skating Cham munity is to qualify for future federal A press release issued Friday by responsibility for sewer service in for the fire. He credited the sored by the Manchester’s Eighth pionship, will also perform. sewer funding. the Committee for One Manchester each area. members of the student body and the' Utilities District, will take place Sun Starting at 2 p.m., there will be The pamphlet also calls a two-mill announced the appointment of Sleith In its petitioning drive, the Com efforts of the security personnel at day starting at 1 p.m. at Union Pond skating contests. John Flynn will be tax for sanitary sewer service and also said that petitioning within mittee for One Manchester has dis the high school in helping with the ap and Annex. the director for the 6 through 10 age charged on all automobiles "grossly the district "is progressing at a prehension. Registration for all events will be group; Samuel Longest for the 11 tributed 3,(KX) pamphlets about con unfair. " faster rate than was anticipated. The youth will be turned over to the conducted from 12:30 to 1 p.m. The through 20 age group; Robert solidation. Durward Miller said. The Gordon Lassow. president of the "This consolidation movement is four-page handout does not list who Manchester Police Department for carnival will open with the start of a Froehlich, the 20 through 35 age district, defended the methods of coming right from the Eighth designed it, but Miller, co-chairman appropriate action, Kennedy said. cross country ski competition from group; and Willard Marvin, the 30 taxing by the district. District by means of the petitioning of the committee, confirmed Friday Manchester High School Principal Union Pond, under the auspices of plus group. "There are always inequities in and many district people have voiced that the handout is the work of the George Emmerling also indicated the Hartford Ski Club and supervised There also will be an ice sculpture any tax," he said. "Besides, a two- their approval, stating the time has committee. that the student will be suspended for by Edward Evans of Vernon. Awards demonstration under the direction of mill rate is much less than 115 per come to have one town and one The pamphlet says that if con the maximum time allowed by law will also be presented to winners of Glenn Lamaire of Manchester Com cent of anybody's water bill." he government," the release said. and that appropriate school the poster contest. munity College starting at 2 p.m. in the school parking lot on North Inside today Guest figure skaters will perform School Street. at 1:30 at Union Pond annex. Linda Awards for the cross country com Area ...... 2B, 5B Dear Abby...... 5A Mawhinney of South Windsor -and petition will be presented at 4 p.m. by Arts forum ___2A Today’s news summary Obituaries ...... 6A David Cole of Greenwich will Patricia McNamara and David Mor- Churches ...... 6B Opinion...... 4A demonstrate dancing on ice; Jodi davsky. Classified ... 8-lOB People-Food ,. .IB Arden of East Hartford, free style Judges for the events are Helen Collectors...... 4B Sr. Citizens . .. ,3B skating; and Julie Raymond of South Warrington, Gordon Lassow, Nathan WASHINGTON (UPI) - Time to the radiation site on Great Center for Disease Control repor Com ics...... 5A S ports...... 7-8B Windsor, school figures. Debbie Agostinelli, Marilyn Froehlich and Inc., after only a week of secret Slave Lake. ting outbreaks in 37 states, the TV programs ...... Weekend Gallant of Hartford, winner of the Joan Lingard. negotiations, agreed to buy the District of Columbia and New Washington Star for $20 million, HARTFORD (UPI) - The York Citv. the newspaper announced Friday. Connecticut Business and In Joe L. Allbritton, a Texas dustry Association said Friday it businessman who purchased the has taken the first step to take the evening newspaper four years ago Labor Department to court over HARTFORD (UPI) - In one of the harshest decisions ever from three controlling families, its regulations governing un handed down in an anti-trust suit, said he alone negotiated with employment compensation for persons who quit or get fired from a federal judge Friday sentenced Time executives after he was ap 10 past and present corporate proached about a week ago and their jobs. Last session, the Legislature executives to prison terms for consummated the deal Thursday price-fixing in the electrical in New York. passed a law designed to prevent persons who quit their jobs for no wiring industry. reason or get fired for a good U S. District Court Judge M. HARTFORD (UPI) - A man reason from collecting unemploy Joseph Blumenfeld also levied was killed by two shotgun blasts ment benefits. hundreds of thousands of dollars in Hartford Friday night and in fines against the executives and police arrested a suspect a short HARTFORD (UPI) - The their electrical wiring companies. time later. Public Utilities Control Authority The victim was identified as Friday denied a $6.4 million rate Jorge Luis Vega, about 22. He was I niled F h’sk Inleriialioiial 4 increase sought by the Southern found dead from two shotgun Warm winter weather triggered V Connecticut Gas Co. wounds at a York Street address The authority also ruled the gas a series of avalanches in the . at about 5:15 p.m. utility can keep $2.9 million in Italian and French Alps, leaving Deputy Police Chief George government-ordered pipeline at least 10 people dead and four Sicaras said Dimes Aponte,. 20, refunds from suppliers, but must othe.rs missing Friday and who lived at the York Street ad refund $1.5 million to its nearly burying roads and chalets beneath dress, was arrested and charged 150,000 customers in the tons of snow. with murder. Bridgeport and New Haven areas. In Italy. Alpine troops using probes, snowplows and rescue EDMONTON. Alberta (UPI) - CHICAGO (UPI) - The dogs Friday found six victims Canadian Forces flew a 1,600- Chicago Daily News, one of the buried in their cars beneath a 40- pound lead shield to the remote nation's most respected foot high, 440-yard long snow- Northwest Territories Friday to newspapers and Chicago's last mass that rumbled over the road protect scientists from a brick metropolitan afternoon daily, an between Cervinia and Valtour- sized piece of a Soviet satellite nounced Friday it “ must con nanche Thursday. emitting deadly radiation. template" ceasing publication In Chamonix, France, four peo Receive Jaycee awards The scientists, who worked out March 4. ple died and two women, a man a delicate retrieval operation for and a child were missing Friday Bill Hyde, left, president of the Manchester Jaycees, presented awards !• i i(la\ infill in in two separate avalanches that the chunk of the nuclear-powered ATLANTA (UPI) - The death Marian Maccarone Casalino and Wallace J. Irish jr. Mrs. Casalino, a teai lier at Itoliei Ison destroyed a score of chalets and Cosmos 954, waited for the toll from a month-long epidemic blocked roads and railroad tracks. School, received the organization’s Outstanding Young Educator award. Irish. Wlm runs ;i weather to clear before a of influenza soared past the 1.100 local independent insurance ageny and is active in the Eighth Utilities Disirn t 1‘ ii e helicopter could bring the shield ■mark Friday with the national Two other people were injured. Department, received the Jaycees’ Distinguished Service Award. (Herald iihoto hv Diinni MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn S«t Keb 4. 1979 - TAtlE PAGE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchwter, Conn,. Sat.. Keb. f 1978
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Thtattr •vtntt > This concert, originally scheduled “The Woodwind Family" will SU STIWPS HIKES US HMKHISIIi PERSONAL in January was postpon^ because of feature Mary Ellen Jacobs, high • A bicycle shop in N o tth ^ Ireland the w eather.; i woodwind, and Robert Schaffer, low TEE is the setting for “Spokeso^,” a new lAwei Wes Garrison, tenor,- lioloist with winds. Tickets at the door. ' fv:^ NQ.0IE play with music, whichi has just the Air Force Singing Sargeants, will opened at Long Wharf fheatre in • Zasis, an improvisational ensem be joined by diaries Pidlar, baritone, ble. will perform Sunday at 8 p.m. at E TBUkr 1M1 m S i P New Haven. It will run through professor of music at Hartford Com Footprints, 466 Main St. Members of i March 5. ((787-4282) up* r m .* r u « • An uproarious version of “The munity College and fonjaer director the group are Tom Chapin, woodwinds; Rob Kaplan, keyboards; Three Musketeers" will be;presented of the Rhode Island Symphony, and Greta Hopkins, sporanb, formerly Bill Sloat. double bass, and Thad Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Welte Hall at withithe New-York jCitj\ Opera, in a Wheeler, percussion. Tickets at the MM^SnSrSuMM lnnS^^ Central Connecticut State College, Concf rt of favorite atid familiar light door. New Britain, by the National Theater HASIT! muste; popular music, show music, of the Deaf (NTD). With a cast of dnd light opera renditions. 646-0863 hearinfand deaf actors usjng spoken ' 'Hie singers will be accompanied Business-Directory Guide For and visual language. NTD will per n iM mi $Hr META by Herbert Chatzky, minister of form at CCSC as part of a tour through the Northeast. Tickets at the music at the church. Dane* fvanta Rm HNiMricH h n h m , ho. l ^ ^ wiPw* Further information is available by Manchester and Surrounding door. • “African Dancers,” a group of NOUn#IS, P.O. HOX 3147 calling Chatzky at 649-6198. T A L C O T T V IU J, CONN. (OSSSS) line. • The Old Place on Kinsley Street. students selected from the dance Carol Mahoney signs; '• Puccini's opera, "La Boheme,” classes at Artists Collective and Ddnna McCarthy Maura McGeary ______S43-173S • S43-21M pfpp. Hartford, former location of the will be performed Feb. 17 through 19 Hartford Stage Company, is presen directed by CTieryl Smith will provide Vicinity by the Eastern Opera Theatre at the the program W^nesday at noon at FAMOUS BRAND ting the American premiere produc American Shakespeare Theatre in CAMPINfl EQUIPMENT tion of "Eve" by Larry Fineberg, O nter CTiurch House, 60 Gold St., Stratford. (375-5000) now through Feb. 25. (246-6801) Hartford. Please call the church at featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES • (Connecticut bluegrass and country Miss Manchester Pageant Tom. cm, ft0 M BMt.AH MATnmti. • The Dick Myers Puppet Theater 249-5631 for luncheon reservations MAMCHES’TEN will present "Cinderella" today at 2 music fans will hear Country before Wednesday or bring your own ITIVII,1AN1HMI p.m. and “Beauty and the Beasts" Gentlemen and Norman Blake Feb.- iunch and enjoy coffee and the per Chorus Line." She is the daughter of She will perform a ballet to the Sunday at 2 p.m. in Harriet S. 12 at 2 p.m. at the Connecticut Center formance for a small donation. These are tbe final three con for the Performing Arts at the music "Graduation Ball." FARR’S IVEDPilfe Jorgensen Theater at University of • Marcel Marceau, pantomimist. testants among 12 who will seek the Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCarthy of rHfivnrrwwairo(u Pontland The Florist American Shakespeare Theatre in Miss Manchester Scholarship Connecticut, Stores. Performances returns for the third straight season Manchester. Advance ticket sales may be ob IMMNBIPIIT ZMAMirmT imwK * I* 649^819 Stratford. (375-6000) to University of Connecticut’s Pageant title Saturday, Feb. 11. Maura McGeary, 18, will perform tained at Watkins, the Senior GUzens MMULTTtlPJA J.FAM*I4»-7111 are suitable for all ages. (429-2912 or • Charles Palmer will conduct 150 serving Manchester and Jorgensen Auditorium Feb. 23 for The Miss Manchester Pageant will a contemporary ballet to the music Center, Artistic Hair Design, from 486-3969) young musicians from Hartford and • At the Hartford Stage Company, 50 two performances, at 5 and 9 p.m. be at Bailey Auditorium of “Dancing Shoes” by Dan Fogelberg. any Jaycee member, or from Charlie i26 neighboring tdwns, members of (3hiirch St., "A Flea in her Ear" is in • Margaret Beals will bring im Manchester School, at 8 p.m: She is the daughter of Mrs. June L. Rohde, ticket chairman, at 648-8481. WAKSWiteEH REPAIR Surrounding areas for V2 Century, the Julius Hartt Eiementary and production now through Feb. 12. (527- provisational dance to the J.L. The Manchester Jaycees, , spon McGeary of South Windsor. She is Tickets will also be available at the hetory tnlmd Junior Orchestras in concert Sunday speefafftfs 5151) Goodwin Theatre of the Austin Arts soring the event for the tenth thne, presently a senior at Kingwood- door. (All photos by Nassiff) at ‘j:30 p.m. in Millard Auditorium Center, Trinity College, tonight at will offer more than |1,000 in Oxford ^ o o l in West Hartfoni and PhO Pete at the University of Harfford, 200 Locicero and Zklek ARCO 0 DInntr tlwattrt 8:15 after her interm^iate class in scholarship aide. plans to attend Skidmore (College or Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. improvisation from noon to 1 p.m. Contestants compete in swimsuit, the University of Connecticut T0B1KCAftKT AND FLOOR COVMMO Tickets at the door, • / t the Coachlight Dinner Theatre (527-8062) talent and evening gown categories. majoring in dance and psychology. Two MCC courses R iB B O Ifl UN tWW SNI IN I5» 141 *■* lllli I 111 f-t T H . • The Connecticut Traditional Jazz I ; .9 * f . In East Windsor; the musical, “No, • The Gaiiery Dancers will pre Donna McCarthy, 17, is a senior at ( ^ 1 Mahoney, 17, is the daughter 5 CMBia 511 51 I5M (411 (4UICI H i MS 4 Club will present Barry Martyn’s begin next week No. Nanette," concludes its current sent an evening of social dancing and Manchester High School and hopes to of Mr. and Mrs. James Mahoney of PAP AUTO REPAIR i h j J i - / Legends of Jazz, a band of New attend Boston University to seek a 70SI I Bi * "Area Charge” * Manchester Cm m c KciI's U fftsl Rn c CivwjRf Dn Im run Sunday. Wednesday, the English Country Dance Friday at South Windsor. She is a senior at The Community Services Division Coachiight logins "The Sound of Orleans veteran musicians, Feb. 18 degree in communications. She will South Windsor High School and plans 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints, 466 Main St. of Manchester Community College Always Guaranteed Quality with Music" by Rodgers and Hammers- at 8:30 p.m. at the Villa Capri, Route play on the trumpet "What I Did for to attend the University of Rhode Live music will accompany the dan will offer two non-credit courses, customer satisfaction in mind. tein, starring Adrienne Doucette as 5, Exit 66, Wailingford. -Most of the Love” from the Broadway hit, “A Island and seek a degree in pre-law. cing. For more information, cali Applied Math for Real Estate MUKHESTER SAFE & LOCK GO. Maria and Bob Gunton as Captain players are in their 70s. Barry Mar- Flowers for ail occasions: Funerals, Frank Van Cieef at 649-9208. Professionals and Cross Country von Trapp. Cash Baxter directs the tyn, 34, on drums and leader of the IVe tOC/CSMffH, Weddings, Hospitals, Birthdays or just Skiing, beginning next week. 17-member Broadway cast which in- group, is the youngster of the band. 493 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 6436922 Phom MD-27M Art evantt A b o u t t o w n The first course is for real estate to say thank you. Make it a perfect ciudes five children from the The concert is open to the public. «m — ■ » » 4I«"” 8 5 professionals who want to apply Silti. Combinelion Chengti. / Holiday Season with decorations from NOSUVW I CHAROI Hartford-Springfield area. Bob Gun- • Hartt College of Music’s Faculty • The Manchester Community SalM A Strvice • Bondod ,Mo»( m mathematical principles and com ton was seen last summer in "The Artist Series at the University of College student mid-year exhibition kfye m ilock. RepAtre of ell kinds. “Pentland’s your extra touch florist.” Grades 7 and 8 confirmation The confirmation class of South putational techniques to problems Red, Blue Grass Western Flyer Hartford resumes for 1978 with the of ceramics, crafts and sculpture Alio We Make Kaye Scuioft S Pentlands is a member of Florist’s Mr*l classes of Center Congregational United Methodist Church will meet encountered in their field. The course S tc u K fA Pinking Sheefs Sharpen«d Show" at the Goodspeed Opera New York brass Quintet in concert from the classes of instructors Carol Church have meetings scheduled Monday from 3 to 4 p.m. in the educa Transworld Delivery Association. tt7Mahilksil House. "The Sound of Music” will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Millard Gottier, John E. Stevens and Suzanne will begin Tuesday and continue on Monday at 5 p.m. at the church. tion wing of the church. Flowers can be wired anywhere in tbe on stage through April 2. (522-1266) auditorium at the university, 200 Howes Stevens is on view now Tuesdays from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. for WINTER SPECIAL Bloomfield Ave. Admission is free. six weeks. world. Also a member of Manchester through Feb. 24 at the MCC Stairwell Emanuel Hill Chapter of FLO’S Gflke Decorating SuppKos he. • The early music ensemble. Syn The cross country skiing course is 486)328 175-3282 At thf Buthneli Gallery, 146 Hartford Road. Admis Alcoholics Anonymous will meet A musical program open to the Chamber of Commerce. Ray, Jan, aiid FRONT END AUBNMBM •9M tagma Wilimantica, will perform for persons wishing to learn the .-4. » sion is free. tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of public will be presented tonight at 7 K e N P im H E OF MLTON OIKS KCOUTKIIIS Bill — ready to serve you six days a Another in the travelogue Series at Sunday at 5 p.m. in the music series • The graphics of Helen Frost Way at Trinity Covenant Church, elementary technique. Instruction Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 will be both indoors and outdoors. RM MTO Bushnell Memoriai Hall in Hartford of South Congregational First Baptist are on exhibit now through Feb. 24 in Hackmatack Street. A free-will week 8:30-5:30. 24. Birch Street, will be shown tonight at 8 and Sunday Church St. Equipment will be necessary in both 151 cunn IT. • " k " “•"O" ” ■ • Front End tpeelelelB • Tune Up C3iurch, 90 Main St., New Britain, Gallery 24 at 24 Summit St., Hart offering will be received. The Manchester. Phones: 644-6247 ; 643- at 2 and 5 p.m. when Kenneth Richter |UIICHUTni,CONN. AOCKVILU. COMN. • Drakes 6 theoks • Ak CondMonhiB offering a program of works by places. The course will meet Feb. 11 M M k - l i l 156 V-l MoiL-a «.106 ford, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Mondays Concordia Lutheran Church will program is part of a fund-raising ef 4444. • Road S arvloa narrates his films titled “0 Purcell, Telemann and Bach. from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Feb. 12 Tkm,1t6 PH.156 through Fridays. The public is in have its annual Fastnacht Celebra fort for the Rev. Norman Swensen’s Canada!" Soprano Kathleen Arecchi will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 43S CINTBR ST. MANCHBSTIR vited. tion tonight at 6 in Kaiser Hall of the trip to Japan in the spring. A nursery Tuesday at 11 a.m., Jeanne Dixon guest artist. Admission js free. To obtain further information or a Wedding Cake$ A Specialty Tal. 64S-3SS3 • At Foot Prints Gallery, 466 Main church. The program will include will be available. will be featured id the Bushnell Mor Offerings wiil be accepted. registration form, call the Communi St., an exhibit of photography by ■"dinner, entertainment and dancing. F ning Lecture Club series. Admission • Classicai guitarist Angel Romero, Jack Bynes and Peter Chow and ty Services Division at 643-2137. eVERYWINQ IN ** ^rPMoVer"'" iviy sister's cloSET is by membership only. a member of the Romero guitar wood sculpture by Keith Merrill is Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., the Hart 4^: CRAFTS family, will give a solo concert currently on view through Feb. 15. * MIBBOR8 • SHOWER (X30R8 ford Symphony Orchestra performs COM E AND PLAY Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at University of • At the Wadsworth Antheneum in Manchester public records ! * STORE (W)NT8 * SAFETY GLASS with Young-uck Kim, violinist, as f DMacrame Supplies sToys Connecitcut’s Jorgensen Auditorium Hartford, representative examples * BATHTUB ENCLOSURES guest artist. Arthur Winograd will •^r*rTiwmfiirrwiini)iiiiv>irNiiAiW(t< iiWiWiiiEi»ih>wii>iiiii>ii»A»iaRiiiii(MW(8iiMiiihi(iiiNMMiwNW^^ ' ^ in Storrs. (486-4226) of the work of New York artist Edda Warranty deeds •Dolls wCrafts RGifts ' direct the orchestra in Beethoven’s • The world-famous duo of Jean- Renouf are on display in the Diane Lurate of Hartford, TALL JJL WHTE lU S S G0» Inc. Hilliard Associates to Overture to "Fidelio,” Saint-Saens’ Pierre Rampal, flutist, and Robert property at 6 Chester PUSMITUHS TOFSeFICTUSM WIMDOWS Shtron H. Stielino Sendra H. Rulini MATRIX Gallery now through mid- The Steak Club Inc., Violin Concerto No. 3, and Veyron-Lacroix, harpsichordist, wili February. The artist in recent years Drive, $37.40 conveyance 180 Main Stiwdt E property at 60 Hilliard St., Bruckner’s Symphony No. 7. (246- perform Thursday at 8:15 p.m. at the has turned her attention to tax. CEDAR ______31Bi**HISt.31Bi**HISt. V J ' - A Manchaatar, Ct. 06040 (203) 640-9672 6807) University of Connecticut’s $440 conveyance tax. Cerlificale of I'J- oruB II ruin unmtHCt____ DON WILLIS GARAGE monochromatic paintings with George W. Schremmer Jorgensen Auditorium in Storrs. drawn-thread canvas', chalk allarhmenl Musical events and Amanda D. Cheryl J. Renton against (486-4226) drawings pricked to reveal their in Schremmer to Robert J. BINGO Tony P. Castagna and 763 • ’The fourth concert of this year’s • The Hartford Symphony Auxiliary ner substance and etchings and Terry and Allan H. Mui, Susan M. Castagna, $1,300, EVERYTUESDAY MAIN SI. concert series at Second will sponsor a musical lecture Mon aquatints of thick impressions. property at 197 Bush Hill property on Oakland D6NWLUS Congregational Church will be Sun day from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in the For information on other Road, $54,500. 6 4 3 - 1 1 9 1 sanctuary of the Unitarian Meeting Terrance. day, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m. in the sanc exhibitions and. events at the Center Congregational AT 7:30 P.M. 191 GARA6E House, 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford. Atheneum, call 247-9111. Release of FrwiUMpMMi tuary at 385 N. Main St. Church to Newell H. Curtis MAIN ST. IIH* SI, Td. MI4U1 GMNrdhpdrNiA and Jane C. Curtis, proper allaelimeni UP TO $350. IN CASH PRIZES MANCHESTER Paul B. Groobert and ORANGE HALL ty at 262 Ferguson Road, 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 $60,000. John J. Mahon against 86 EAST CENTER ST. Theattr sehadult Loretta Montalvo and. MANCHESTER, CONN. Exeeutor's deed Romolo Pagani. MancheRer over SO yr$. Connecticut Bank and < Seiring THE Trust Co., executor under Saturday 8:45-10:30 Sunday "Sasquatch” 2:006:55-5:50- the will of Eva L. Dexter, MANCHESTER U.A. Theater 2 — 7-A.S.Q-in pertttanS The Fiprist Showcase Cinemas — Showcase Cinemas — to John R. Lurate and 111 MAIN 8T. "Sasquatch” 2:00-3:55-5:50- U.a’. Theater 3 - "Oose 24 BIRCH ST. "Saturday Night Fever” 2:10- 7:45-9:40 "Saturday Night Fever” 2:10- Encounters” 2:006:30-7:15- D a i r i i T E L 643-6247 4:40-7;104;SS-ll:S5; U.A. Theater 3 - "aose 4:40-7:106:35; "GaunUet” 10:00 4 "Gauntlet” 2:20-4:55-7:30- Encounters” 2:006:30-7:15- 006:55-7:30-9:45; "Rocky” Q u e e n 643-4444 F*T*D. Let’s Get Acquainted 2:0(M:35-7;10-9:35; "Goodbye Vernon Cine 1-•‘The Qioir 9:45-11:55; "Rocky" 2:00- 10:00 boys” 2:156:30-17:0(16:15 hi end Pi'ONfss IS w i cowl___ 4:35-7:10-9:35-11:50; "Good Vernon Cine 1 — Girl” 2:256:55-7:25-9:45; Vernon Cine 2 — "Julia” BRAZIER STORES M S n C M ^ WORLDWIDE bye Girl” 2:25-4:55-7:25-9:45- "The Choirboys” 2-7-9:15 “Semi Tough” 2:256:50-7:15- 2:006:15-7:15-9:30 AMBI EXPREIF SERVICE 17^fTI|Meialty Shops Open. 11:55; "Semi Tough” 2:25- 9:30 4:50-7:15-9:30-11:40 Vernon Cine 2 — "Julia” U.A. Theater 1 - "High h iR F ie r 2 convenient locations U.A. Theater 1 — "High 2:00-7:15-9:30 Anxiety” 2:00-3:406:15-7:00- Anxiety” 2:00-3:406:15-7:00- 8:45-10:30 f A t i s U.A. Theater 2 — 84964911 242BR0MST. 684HARTFORDRD. UMM^AMManaSM !I>;a THEATRES e a s t Shouxxtse PSH5 15515 e«iw
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PAGE FOUR-B - MANCHESTER EVE.MNC HKHALD. Mwrtifstef. Conn.. Sat.. Fob 4. 1878 Swiss church'scholar. The series is Something to do entitled "How Should We Then Uve? The Rise and Decline of Western ( Bulittin board ^ Tomorrow, February 5, Storms deplete overtime budget Coll«etort’ Cornw Thought and Culture." It took almost The First Sunday Stamp C o v e n tr y stated. Last year also saw an over Mountain Road, the South Street church school teachers and other in three years to prepare in more than Bourse at the Ramada Inn, run in costs of labor and materials. A Culvert, Lancaster Road. Hop River terested persons. Simple projects too locations Vernon Post Office, cancellation in-Canal from Windsor for th e poatmarks of East Hartford, 10 to 5. The January's snow and ice storms By R U S S town meeting was needed to ap Road, and Brigham Tavern Road. will feature cutting letters, paper The Missionary Society of the had to be done by penning a Locks, and, of course, Dan Connecticut. The print run British Crown Agents will caused Coventry to spend $14,216 in Tbe Rockville Embtem Gub Is propriate money from federal an mache, prints, clay, and posters. church recently hosted a lecture by MarKKNDRICK bury’s 11 ways of drawing was a thousand ct^ies. The be represented. .322 323 324 32.3 overtime allowances from its road Youth Sunday oflering a 1100 scholarship to a large "X" across the 321 tirecessionary funds. On Feb. 14 the Gleaners will meet Rev Richard Sales and his wife. stamp. Later, the post a hat. book is hardbound in blue T u ^ a y the 7th, regular budget. *rhis is almost $2,000 more The Second Congregational Church colIege-bouDd high school senior This ^roup of Connec The bad weather has also affected at the home of Dawn Carlson at 7:30 Nancy. They run an educational mis masters w ere free to Besides identifying the cloth, 257 pages, 7 by 10 in meeting of the Central than was allocated In this year's in Coventry will hold a Youth Sunday related to a club member. ticut fancy cancellations the highway department’s equip p.m. (or a Valentine’s Jewelry Party. sionary in Africa on behalf of the special cancels, author ches. The paper is fancy Connecticut Coin Club at fiscal plan for overtime plowing. Feb. 12 during which the high school Applications are available at was select^ out of Arthur devise their own "killers ’ ment, and several dump trucks had Bechtold invites all members to Warmsley has given 58 enough to have a high the K. of C. Hall, 138 Main But 'Town Manager FYank Connolly class will be in charge of the entire United Church Board of World Rockville High School or from Lida W arm sley’s new book and the fun began Some to be repaired. Connolly praised the “join the fun." noteworthy cancellations pages to list the 1,000 or so falutin name "L u stro St., Manchester, 7:30 p.m. said that overtime will continue to be church service. Ministries. Duncan, 640-0IS0, and Marlon because of the famous road crew for its arduous work Lenten series specials will be held past and present Connec Offset Enamel Dull." ($25, paid out as needed for additional “There are 13 young people The Sales founded the Botswana Friedrich, 8754484. Deaatine Is April were the Devil and The program will be The n during the storms. on Sunday. February 12, 19, and 26 Waterbury Running postpaid, from the author storms this year since the "bottom preparing for fhe prayers, two ser- Theological Training Program, a 15. Pitchfork from West ticut post offices. Development of the Liber 328 The town has given up maintaining and March 5, 12. and 19. Both the Chicken at the bottom 326 327 330 line" for the roads account has not monettes. and the order or service.” model experiment in the training of Meriden, the Axe Head There is no other at P.O. Box 213, Portland, ty Cap on Coins, by Narda some of its unimproved roads on First and Second Congregational Rob White, son of Mr. and Mrs center. A cover with three yet been reached. said Rev. Robert Bechtold. ■ The lay leaders in indigenous churches Robert White of 6 Rialey Road h u from Collinsville, the Boat- coverage like this volume CT 06480) and Garv Gruver. which there are few dwellings. At a Churches will pool their resources to of these chicks brought About two-thirds of the $26,700 ap youth choirs will provide special They are in the process of achieved honors with distinction for recent workshop on roads, the town offer films on various periods of the M5.000 at an auction a music. transferring leadership of the two consecutive semesters at Bast propriated for salt and sand has council dropped as priority projects Christian church. while ago. already been eaten up, Connolly Beginning Feb. 14 LaVerne Kelson program to nationals in Southern Catholic High School. He Is a • The title of the book is work on Brigham Hill Road. Riley will conduct art workshops for The films were prepared by a Africa freshman. ■'Connecticut Post Offices and Postmarks." ALL FOOD MARTS OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Warmsley is president of the Postal History Society 1-84 completion of Connecticut and a past president of the CPS. l e n t breakfast topic Betty Crpcker Chase & Sanborn The entire top row of the Ufei»di the best cancels and the horse at the lower left are from ^ S T A R T S v 4 Plans for the completion of Interstate Highway 84 Waterbury. The puma’s Asp between East Hartford and Providence, R.I., will be the Fudge Brownie Mix comi head in the circle comes topic of discussion at a breakfast meeting of the East ALL enines • i l b . v a c o o m e n n I bOtOUk tW# Mv4 I f n c * m M ch AfeP % f n MC«ft M m tWetBti FE B R U A R Y 8M from Guilford and the two witMbd Soyoucan,tDa Hartford Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday at 8 a m. at foxes from Hockanum. The the East Hartford Ramada Inn. i l V s 0 1 . i c selection is a little Chamber officials said the incompletion of Interstate OKO. A&PISA POULTRY SHOPPE overweighted on the side of I A8,P IS A COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOPPE 84 has been a major source of traffic congestion for the Waterbury but not by much •»*<» • ‘ Town of East Hartford for a number of years. — they put out 240 of the It has been the goal of the chamber and the town to 2.49 some 550 cancellations il- d ■ expedite this project, specifically the mile and one- iustrated in this volume. quaMer stretch of highway between East Hartford and Our town seems to have LOIN ROASTS Manchester. had just five — a Governor Ella Grasso's recent announcement suppor WALDBAUM S "Manchester" office with ting the project paves the way for work to begin, 2 " V s ", thin and thick — FULL 7 RIB SIRLOIN chamber officials said. and Highland Park artwork WHOLE (14-17 LBS.)1 JTie public is invited to the meeting. Information about showing three ways of I BLADE PORTION I OR RIB »DE I PORTION tickets is available by calling the chamber office, 289- Food M art making a star. IPORK LOINS! 0239. STOCK-UP WEEK! The first thing you see Participating in the program for the state Department when you pick up the book of Transportation will be Harold F. Heintz, deputy com stock up and save all this w eek at Food M art! is a charming dust-jacket missioner of the Bureau of Planning and Research and I SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK SPECIAL BUY OE THE WEEK! SPECIAL BUY OE THh Wi IK' photograph of an old-time 1 CHOICE , I John Drake, director of planning. post office "cage." It has UP I'UiTA UIHAVA the customers' biaxes at the I Min-2-lb. IC a sides and a barred center Bumble Bee Tuna Food Club Soda PAFrAMMUNA KaUT pkg. 4 0 SFAOHITTI, W 80UUG OR THIN • ILOOW1 window with a mail slot un WHITE MEAT - IN OH OR WATER AU FLAVORS-1/2 GAL. ROniE 2ITIOR ROTILLt derneath. The photo is A&PISA POULTRY SHOPPE A&P IS A LENTEN SEAFOOD SHOPPE BONELESS RIB OR SIRLOIN END (THIN SLICED 1.89 lb.| repeated on the title page. Health Systems unit 7 01. This treasure is the proper FRESH-U.S.0.A. INSPECTED _ CAN Cap'n John's-Quick Frozen PORK ROASTS CENTER CHOPS will meet Wednesday 4 ^ 3 3 ty of the author and sets y V — 4 9 1-lb.$159 COUNTRr STYLE RIBS-WHOLE LEAN-BONELESS J the tone for what’s to com- HADDOCK FILLETS Pkg- I CHICKEN RQO P I O I I I I 5 0 POOO C L U l P ie o C L U l e. Cap'n John’s-Cooked-Frozeno The Health Systems Agency, Subarea E, will meet Spaghetti Sauce % 39* Clam Sauce 69* Stewed Tomatoes t? .', 3™*1. Thin Spaghetti 95* Warmsley gives us some PORK RIBS PORK CUTLETS H LE G S i J o I Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Ellington Town Hall. ALL PUIPOII MIMP POOO C L U l early history of the post of SALAD SHRIMP LEtSaQUAIITITia TTft. Members will be asked to submit comments regarding Pope Wine Vinegar 47* Sterling Coffee ■>•»« *2.59 Sauerkraut 4^85* Onion Soup Mix 2'-39* A4P-Qulck Frozen miMOOMI p o o o c L u e POOO C L U l fice in America. New Lon a draft of the bylaws and operating procedures; discuss 69* don had the very first one, FISH & CHIPS replacement of representatives from the subarea to the Italian Dressing •wn Early June Peas 4’»*99* Elbow Macaroni 95* Hot Cocoa Mix ; s ; i s *1.69 DELI-SHOPPE • by an act of Parliament in Cap'n John's-Ouick-Frozen HSA board; and hear a project review and plan develop FULLY COOKED-WATER AODEO-CENTER SLICED A&P VARIETY PARTY PACK SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK SPECIAL BUY OE THE WEEK! SPECIAL BUY OF THE WEEK! iho. Ben Franklin was COD FILLETS Store Sliced-Carando ment update. post master of Cap'n John's-Ouick-Frozen There will be a special meeting of Subarea E Feb. 15, HAM STEAKS or ROASTS 1" LUNCH MEATS S*T” lb. Philadelphia in 1737 and BaFa«cK«}iiaEsssTeAKs OSCAR MAYER-SLICED MEAT OR ' HARD SALAMI also at Ellington Town Hall, to elect a provider and SHRIMP COCKTAIL Chunk or Sli(»d-Krauss elected official to fill interim vacancies on the HSA Board College Inn Broth Plum Tomatoes TOMATO PASTE later was appointed super A&P-Ouick Frozen-Portions visor of posts for the entire LONDON BROIL » ’ 1" BEEF BOLOGNA K 7 9 ' lb. of Directors. CLEAR-13.75 OZ. CAN POPE ITALIAN STTLE POPE - 4 OZ. CAN FISH & CHEESE lb. BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS LIVERWURST country. He devised an ALL MEAT StmSIlced-AII Meat odometer to go on the Fresh 28 OZ. CHUCK ROASTS » 1” A&PFRANKS pkg.'* 99* lb. wheel of a stagecoach so DRESSED HADDOCK lb. BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS KRAUSS BOLOGNA ^ N JQH C A N S ^ f • stone markers could be set Fresh A&P-SLICED-MEATOR > Mr. Brand-Fresh Regular Budget meeting set 4 - 9 5 * r at each mile of the Post T0#ce AUTOaUTIC HADDOCK FILLETS SHOULDER ROAST » I " BEEF BOLOGNA B :9 9 * POTATO SALAD lb. Road. Some of these I Fresh BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS FROZEN-WITH PARTS OF BACK Whole Wheat or Plain Swiss Miss 99* Spaghetti Sauce Food Club Salad Oil Dishwasher Detergentss*1.29 "Franklin Stones" can still on Bolton education Moeansle be seen in Lyme, Saybrook COD STEAKS lb. CUSESTEAKS ■> M” lb. 4 9 * Food Club Tomatoes 45* Bread Crumbs Grated Cheese i Pineapple,Ji. 49* TURKEY LEG QTRS. PITA BREAD ea. There will be an open forum on the Board of PnOMCO AAinWlCAM KIIHII and Greenwich. Fresh-Spanish Mackerel or BEEF RO(JW.BONEIESS ANN PAGE From Holland Tomato Sauce ^ 4 99* Pizza Pie Mix Spaghetti O’s ..r/LV. Education’s proposed budget for 1978-79 Monday at 8 p.m. pniNci • lOTULLI linATONI A PUtILU OUCATA Town House Crackers Wf 69* There are many anec lU H S H IN I SEA TROUT lb. 1-lb. $129 C r \ o n h A H l i l o o w i imwiTNUNtt KOI. Q Q f L a w T iL A O Q c CUBE STEAKS e M " at Bolton Elementary School. O p C iy lit t lll niCATONIAMIDIUMtNaLIJ PKO. n o t dotes of post office doings SLICED BACON pKg. I GOUDA CHEESE lb. Ronzoni Pasta Progresso Soups MiHisTnown CAM 0 9 Chip A Ro d s — -«.*« i 79* It is being sponsored by the school board budget com back in the general store » AVAILABUINSTOntSWITHSaiVICE .lOEPTSONlY E mittee, the Bolton High School parents group and the days, when business was I* ' REPEAT SALE BV POPULAR DEMAND!! ^ Bolton Elementary-Center School Parents Teacher U.S.D.A. CHOICE-BEEF transacted from a cage FRESH FLORIDA CITRUS SALE BY THE CASE. Organization. such as the one in the ALL U S. HO. I FLORIDA ORAFEFRUIT AND ORANOSI ARE &hool Supt. Raymond Allen will present an overview ON SALE AT UNBELIEVABLE LOW PRICES. IF YOU MISS ID photo. OUT ON OUR U S T U LE YOU'LL SURELY WANT TO STOCK of the budget. Those in attendance will be given the op UP ON THIS OUTSTANDING QUALITY FRUIT ... THE A postmaster had ii'W B g P ■ ' . A - portunity to speak about the budget. RIB ROAST FINEST THAT THE SUNSHINE STATE GROW! franking privileges. All he LARGE END (RIRS 6-7-8) had to do was write "P.M. This is the first time there has been an open forum on FAfMOUS INDIAN RIVIK INDIAN HIVER Free" and send his letter the budget sponsored by the school board. SEEDLESS SEEDLESS on its way. Some PMs went Library purchases WHITE PIHK overboard and sold sub The Board of Library Directors approved the purchase scriptions and insurance, of a corkboard, letters for the corkboard and a wooden GRAPEFRUIT GRAPEFRUIT (L A R G E U S IZ E I and one even ran a lottery easel. The items will be purchased with gift money. LB. (URGE M SIZEI — all with free franks. The board will ask the Bolton High School industrial ■1.29 ts : 8 4 ,9 9 U.S.D.A. CNOICE-KEEF F K IC E ^ • S . 9 9 In 1901 a sheet of a hun arts department to install a bulletin board at the library. WALDIAVM'S N.r. STTLE D tlll PER CASE («/S BUSHEL) FEB USE (4/S BUSHEL) dred of the inverted Pan- The board plans to set up a job bank between the school Smoked Shoulder Sole! LUNDY COLONIAL F L O R ID A 'S FLORIDA'S IfST American one-cent stamp and the library. CoIonIi I M iitir B E S T E A T IN G WlmM GEM TOP ROUND was sold at the East Hamp SMOKED SMOKED COOKED BAKED TEMPLE JUICE ton office to an employee SHOULDER of the Summit Thread Co. SHOULDERS GLAZED PICNIC HAM STEAK ORAHGES ORAHGES At the factory they told WATER ADDED O M S IZ E ) BETTY CROCKER W/MEAT BALLS-FRANCO WATER ADDED (ANDSHOULDER) HAM JUMBO N SIZE him to take it back because REG. OR CRUNCHY ANN PAGE Special service set F R E S H L Y S L IC E D FRESHLY SLICED there was something funny l a y e r c a k e m ix AMERICAN-IA.TAMERICAN-14.7 oz oz.. c CAN an ^ •7.2s • 6 . 9 9 about it! (Scott No. 294, MAC & CHEESE 4 M LB. P E R CASE till lU S H E U FEB USE (4/1 BUSHEL) now cataloged at $4,500 P^UTBUn DUNCAN HINES’ SPAGHEni-O’S 2 /8 9 * for Ash Wednesday • 1 . 7 3 CHUNK LIGHT U.5.O.A. CNOiei. •Ill IQUNQ U I.O.A. CHOICI -n ilP BUY THE FULL USE AND SAVEI each) FOR SALADS OR COOKING 5IN1DOGFOOO BACK RUMP ROAST Pi *1.49 DOMESTIC 20 qt. $099 Ash Wednesday (Feb. 8) will be observed at Center RIB ROAST l,*1.59 aLIFORNIA "SUNKIST" In the earliest days of the 38oz. $159 ( 14’/2 oz. u.i.D.A. cw oici (M ip ntn i t d Congregational Church with a service of worship at 7:30 BONELESS CHUCK ROAST L. *1.29 ROAST FRESHLY NAVEL ORANGES ’S ' * U i ^ V i starkisltuha °L” 69^ D R Y M i l l t " ' pkg. CRISCO OIL btl. I CADILLAC I cans n DELMONICO STEAK l. *3.29 Rockvilitt ^ p.m. in the church sanctuary. SEMI BONELESS HAM>» l.*1.59 BEEF u.i.o.A. cH oicf • n iip The Sacred Dance Group and the Chancel Choir, with U.S.N hospital notet J We pick the l>est fruit A vegetahles PORK SHOULDER ROLL l. ‘ 1.49 N .Y . S H A R P BOTTOM ROUND STEAK l. *1.79 0.1 the Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor, as worship leader, will U.I.D.A. CHOICI n ilP lOUNO IDANO POTATOES B A K IN G BAG present “The Cry,” a meditation of readings, music, and CHEDDAR ( ALL FUVORS ANN PAGE-ALL FUVORS '' OUR REST SIRLOIN TIP STEAK u ‘1.89 P IIIN CALIPOINIA FLORIDA-JUMBO 64 SIZE Admitted Thursday: dance, arranged by Betty Simpson. Other dance inter U.S.D.A. CHOtCI iftP KINNOW TANGERINES do..n 96* '/i gal. QQo CHEESE P IIIH HIALTHPUL Stephanie Cargill, Charter pretations will be “0 Lord, Most Merciful” by Franck, ROUND CUBE STEAK •1.89 NEW COUNTRY ICECREAM cont. BREADED VEAl PAHIES m ilM LT ILICID l U.I.D.A. CHOICI (IIIP lO N IL IIIt YELLOW OR GREEN SQUASH . 39* Road, Rockville; Helen U.l. MO. I AU PUIPOII Ann Page-Ice Cream the spiritual “I Wonder As I Wander,” “0 Lamb of God” LOX SALE •1.79'*”tSr'‘*1.89 CHUCK STEAK (l•NDIIILAa■> Li *1.39 Foster, Dunn Road, (Coventry; from the “Rejoice Mass,” and Glarum’s " 0 Be Joyful.” w i ip n i o n YELLOW ONIONS 59« Qaisra Kakli, Center Road, YOGURT SANDWICHES )TEMPLE MUENSTER CHEESE t>. M .69 U.I.D.A. CHOICI ■ H IP IMPOITIO JUICT Jeno's iz A .n " The service will conclude with celebration of the sacra 6 3 ^ . J BOTTOM ROUND ROASTc. »1.29 SWEET NECTARINES l. 69* Vernon; Robert Phillips, CAUPMNIA ment of the Lord’s Supper. U.S.D.A. CHOICI • H IP Lewis Circle, Rockville; OIM HICID OOLOONA - PIP GERMAN BOLOGNA t..M.59 JUMBO WALNUTS pS?i l. 59* CHEESE PIZZA ^ ^ . * 9 9 * The theme of “The Cry” is taken from Psalm 118, "Out HIUIH UTWIUL KWOmilT TOP ROUND ROAST l. *1.39 Catherine Wagner, North for M L D CUTS coSKSSm, «: 99* "TOP c iiir ’ ^RANG ES U.S.DJI. CHOICI • IIIP lOUHD Terrace, Rockville. of my distress I called on the Lord; the Lord answered BEEF KOSHER *1.39 WILD BIRD SEED *2.89 lane Parker Bakert; me and set me free.” It includes other selections from P^PER O N I StXSiil CAHANDO SIRLOIN TIP ROAST l. »1.49 "PIM I mOUMTA»M" Discharged Thursday: DELICXUS YOUR CHOICE^ L. ‘2.29 FIREPLACE LOGS wtHim ■* 99* Allyn Bassett, Tolland; ^ FLORIDA - PINK the Psalms, words of Jesus, and original poetry set to DANDY LOAF 89* HORMEL LITTLE SIZZLERS CAUANOO NIW RNnUNO StAlOOD SMCIAISI Anthony Burokas, Tolland; ENglpM Um NS 3 9 * • CARHb 1 1 tS ' music. iioi 89* piooifcr nm or m win GRAPEFRUIT LUNCHEON SAUSAGE l. *1.79 PMIH Linda Donnell, Ellington; H»FT.a{EESE 2202. This is Mrs. Simpson’s newest composition for worship COLONIAL BACON "c’S ," t . ‘ 1.39 lO « f« A C M PERCH FILLETS l. »1,89 aUFORNIA Peter Dow, West Street, stzt 8 9 * •RADISHES . P., PUSH vib. V) n c 4 through interpretive movement. She has written several COLONIAL POLISH RING i. *1.29 CHICKEN BREAST nomiD s LI. •1.39 Rockville; Mae Green, Grove cont. other poems and songs for choreography by Center HADDOCK FILLETS i. «2.09 FRESH AHISE Street, Rockville; Joseph Iz- VELVEETA • PASCAL CELERY 3 ? 1 "HOT” BAGELS AVaIlAILI) 12n«*1.00 ALIO RHOWN At PIHM IL. IV IIV PAIT OP THI6 AIOMATIC PLANT NA> A 2 BUNCH Church’s dance group. BONELESS CURE 81 HAM » *2.69 TAtTf AND AlOMU IIM ILAI TO LICOIICI. AMO TNI IllO t A ll VM R IN 4 zo. West Center Street, . FRESH TROUT URtNO AMO to MARI PINMIL lAUCI. TNI ITIMS AM lATIN LW I J Sacred Dance Group members taking part will be CILIIXUNCOORIO OtCOONIDRNOMIVIOAIAVIMTAMil Manchester; William Vreden- maugarmeohiiteiis 10 oz. iC ' HOT moss BUNS Dkg. 7 9 FRESH CRISP m VINE RIPE-LARGE SIZE Janet Decker, Gene Lasher, Elaine Law, Roberta e « i m M im M .w e iM w e me rt|M m M M he le I !*•» . el M r Nem • burg, Tolland. 1-lb. 14 14 veneieliiiian im eeMleiief jeenmm aiadiw eriniliiiliri. NOT IIIP O N IIILI POt TYPOMAPHICAL fllO II. Birth Thursday: A daughter BLUE BONNET pkg. Macaro, Constance Santoro, Shirley Smith, Shirley CUCUMBERS for 1 TOMATOES 4 9 i Stager, Suzanne Valade, Marsha VanZandergen, Suzanne HtOUH FOODS GAlORil NfAlTN t tfAUrr AIDS ftfSNr fRfSN D&ftr OSUfiSI lA IG I to Mr. and Mrs. Mujahida 4 IIIILAIAMIHT LARGE SIZE WASH. ST.-GLOOEN DELICIOUS Kakli, Center Road, Vernon. ASPOUAUIV DONATION DAYS Williams, Ilze Zemzars. Soloists from the Chancel Choir GAYLORD HOWARD JOHNSON CREST TOOTHPASTE ... tv.. 99* AXELROD HOOD will be Karen Dieterle, Edwin Sage, Doris Steiner, Edna TOPCO - M IU U II LIMON POMPEII iri ow ot«» mou lucMtihl myi to riiw moiwy tor your tovorna DOLE PINEAPPLE 6 9 t CREAM CHEESE ;°l * APPLES 3 9 t Woodbury. Walter Grzyb will be choir director. ORAHGE Mocaroni &' NAIL POLISH REMOVER 49* Cottage GUSS Church guest 2 89 nw-prolHweanlzukin. And iri M ^ Stop In to ua your local Mri MILD-ZESTY . FOR YOUR PLANTS A L L V A I i m i l SOUR managw tor dalalto or ca« TOU IKE 10 a.ffl. • 3 p.m. k»Nlay. Tuai- The public is invited to attend. AGREE CREME RINSE •omi 79* Mrs. Marjorie Deale will CHEESE SFIIEAO 52 “ I" M»m»cIiuii«i call: eOO-*8-0515. Ml olhar JUICE Cheese ASH TRAY/CANDY DISH 2-lb.i stalai call: OOOmeZOO. Ly ELLOW ONIONS 7 « » n POniNGSOIL 7 S . 6 9 * CREAM Cheese be guest at a sandwich bar IS OUNCE UN If OUNCE PKQ. c S t TON s w a b s ISST, 59* FINT CONTAIHBR CHEU-O-BIT pkg. U oz. CQHTAINIR RKG. at South United Methodist St.W BACH Church Sunday at 6:30 p.m. WHEAL VANUUnuFlBS COUPON GUITAR, BANJO A BASS i c in Cooper Hail of the ISoz.1 ALL VAR. lO P P M IT LESSONS PI77A CMIIM.IAMAM lie* 7 Ac church. CREAM TUPPINS can rIA X A NAMMMDIPIDPftOM StoM 79* »fSN MAUD GOODS W A L M A O M . A L L P L A V M t 35^ OFF 50* OFF TMTi •* ItA ’'•* THE YOUNG CHIIDREN'S AHOY Penonalized Irutruction, Rapid Progess. 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AREA CHURCHES Wethersfield 42 South Catholic 68 Wethersfield 40 Edmonton 6 Rham 84 Penney 45 Manchester 39 East Catholic 62 MHS girls 32 Whalers 3 Cheney 49 Simsbury 42 £OVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN education for all; 8 p.m., (Coafinnatiaa CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road. tl. CHURCH, Route 31 and North lUver a.m.. Church School (or senior high and Class; 7:30 p.nD., Adult Stady Group. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, adult riaiari FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 9;W a.ro., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday pastor. ST. DUNSTAN’S CHURCH, CHURCH, 837 Main St. (conar of Conn. School; 7;M p.m., Bible Study at par 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m., Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. WlUlam E. sonage on Cornwall Dr. Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and JAaepb R. Banoon, pastor. Flynn, minister, Rev. Carl T. Holt, Wethersfield nips Tribe, 42-39 RRST ASSEMBUE8 OF COD, 781 August). Saturday Mass at 8 p.m.; Sunday asMciate minister. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. ROCKVILLE UNITED METH Masses at 8,9:30 and 11 a.m. 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Jelley, pastor. ODIST CHURCH, 141 Grove St. Rev. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF School, child care; 11 a.m., Coftoe Hour; By l-KN Al STKR remaining. Wethersfield, one club Wethersfield. 6-7 in the CCIL. was Apter topped MancheslL.' with 16 and 10 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m., Mor John W. Mortimer, pastor. EAST HARITORD, (Soalheni BapUal p.m.. Youth C ^ ; 7 p.m., P iln ta the locals have to beat out in Class led by Leroy White and Joe 15 points respectively. 8 Hr raid S|Mirl!»irilrr ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 9:30 a.m., Worship Service. Conrenilon), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles Youth Fellowship, Junior Higji Y ^ LL Region I. improved its chances Grodovich in the comeback. White Manchester took the jayvee tilt, 71- VERNON ASSEMBUES OF GOD, 91 ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St., Cooley, pastOT. Fellowship. Any lingering hopes moving up to 6-9. made it a 4-polnt edge with 2:40 left 60. Rich KoepKl had 14 points, Bucky Old Town Rd. Rockville. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN Manchester after trailing 20-14 at with a drive up the middle while Wilson 12 and Chris Bosot 14 caroms 0;tf a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Manchester High might main Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun which are In te ^ re M (or the deaf. REFORMED CHURCH, 881 Avery 8t., the half went ahead after three Grodovich iced It with 9 seconds left V rihrnfirld (42) Zawodniak 2 OO 4. 11 a.m., Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. tain of qualifying for the State Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Sooth Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. quarters, 28-24, with Scott Hyde pum hitting both ends of a one-and-one. Grodovich 5 U 13. Kripas 5 0-110. White Evening Evangelistic. (Folk) a h ll: 15 a.m., Vigil of Holy days at School; 6 p.m., ’rridning Union. 9:48 a.m., Sunday Sciioo; 11 a.m. and 7 Basketball Tournament were ping in 8 points and Ron Apter 6. Tlie Manchester came back to trail by a 41-29, Conrelion 0000, Mirabeilo 0 OO 0. UNITED CONGREGATIONAL 7 p.m., Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, p.m.. Worship. further dashed last night as single point twice in the last 32 King 3 00 6, Albera 0 OO 0 ToUis 19 4-7 CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF 7 p.m. Confeulons: Saturday 4 and 7:30 673 Ellington Rd., Sooth Windsor. Rev. Indians. 5-9 in the league, didn't turn BOLTON UNITED ME'THODIST Wethersfield High d u m |^ the seconds, but turned it over the last 42 CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. p.m. Carl J. Sherer, paietor. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Thrnpike. Rev. the ball over in the third canto. two possessions. M anrhrulrr (.lO) Hyde 8 OO 16. Miller, minister. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Or. James W. Knorr, pastor. Indians, 42-39, at Clarke Arena But turnovers, which have plagued Hasletl 0 OO 0. McKenzie 0 010. Adamy 4 Grodovich led Wethersfield with 13 9:10 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and 89 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. in a CCIL tilt. Manchester, returned in the final Ol 8. Finnegan 0 OO 0. Apter 6 3-5 15 Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim pastor. points with sophomore center Chris VERNON UNITED METHODIST Church Sdxwl. ’The loss drops the Indians to 5-11 stanza as the Indians lost the ball five Beaupre 0 OO 0. Marshall 0 OO 0. Kelly 0 Fellowship. 9 a.m., Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., CHURCH, Route 30. Rev. Dr. James W. Kripas adding 10 tallies. Hyde and CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE, 32 for the season with five games times at crucial situations. OO 0 ToUls 18 3-7 39 ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route SI, Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Knorr, p a ^ . Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Cronin, pastor. pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald School for all ages. Nursery provided. Saturday vi|pl Maas at 5 p.m.; Sunday Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday McClean, pastor. ST. MARGARET MARY CHURCH, Masses at 7:30,9:15 and 11 a.m. Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland a.m., Sunday School. and Rev. Josmh Schick, coi>astors. CHURCH, Sand Hill Rood, Sooth Wind Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, v iw ; Rev. Catholic battle won by South Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, putor; Masses at 8:30,10 and 11:30 a.m. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Rot. Michael Donohue. CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, vicar. Xavier High in Middletown. Jim Penders. “We could have tossed MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Led by potential All-State South also copped the jayvee lilt, Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. The Rebels, who've now won seven LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 a.m. and noon. selection John Pinone, South in the towel but the kids didn't. " 42-34. Mark Marciano had 11 points Sunday masses: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and Family Service and Sunday School; in a row over East, took a 17-11 first- Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, Pinone led all scorers for South lor 8-5 East 11:30 a.m. W edne^y, 10 a.m.. Holy Omimunlon. Catholic rolled to its eighth quarter advantage thanks to some 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH with 27 points and a bundle of ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, straight win, 68-62, over East hot shooting. They extended the Worship itervice. Harold W. Richardson, minister. (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. rebounds with Bob Zagaja chipping OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN Catholic last night at the margin to 16 points in the .second can in 14 tallies. South had 26 baskets and 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service AMERICA), 1120 SUver Lane, East Hart Wellner, rector. Mouth Calhulir (68) Pinone 12 3-4 27 CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., Soutti Wind University of Hartford. to before settling for a 36-23 halftime and Church School. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communioo; 10 a.m.. was 16 for 21 from the foul line. DeLucco 1 54 7. Monteserin 3 1-2 7. Gar sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 Family Service and Church School. lead. Six-foot-six pivotman Rob Smith South upped its aggregate log to II- cia 0 44 4. Collins I 1-3 3. Cinillo 2 2-2 6 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED a.m.. Church Service, Nursery provided. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL South's bulge grew to 52-36 at the paced the Eagles with 18 points with Zagaja 7 04 14 Totals 28 16-21 68 10:15 a.m., Worship Service. 3 with the win and is unbeaten in six CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. end of three quarters before East Mark Murphy chipping in 14 and Kmi Cathniir (62) Venora 2 04 4. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY Reese m , minister. CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. Johnson, minister. HCC starts. East fell to 1-5 in the con staged a closing rally. sophomore Pete Kiro 10. East had 25 Smith 7 44 18. Kiro 4 2-3 10. Hall 1 04 2 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 9:45 a.ro.. Church School for William Parsing, rector. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School in Churdi ference and 7-7 overall. The Eagles "I'm proud of the way the kids Murphy 7 04 14. Hammick 2 2-2 6. Sacred Dance Group Ellington. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. baskets and was 12 for 15 from the 15- 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration Lane House; 11 a.m., Worahip service. have a makeup date Monday night at battled back." praised East Coach foot line. Wieezorek 2 44 8 ToUls 25 12-15 62 10:15 a.m., Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Worship Service. for Sunday School clasaes after service Special service of de^cation, Elizabeth 4 Members of the Sacred Dance Group of Center Worship Service, Sunday School. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST (or age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin K. King and Frank B. Cookaon, sermon Congregational Church, left to right, Elaine Law, Suzanne RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. Sept. 18. title: “Memories,,” Nursery care Valade and Constance Santoro, rehearse one of the sacred FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., putor; Rev. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL provided in Church Lane House. Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker dances they will perform during the Ash Wednesday service Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. CHURCH, United Church of Chriil, UNION CONGREGATIONAL Tribe hoop Penney runs mark Lane, West Hartford. 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church 1746 Boston T’pke., Coventry. Rev. Robert CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow at the church. Story on page 5B. (Herald photo by Pinto) 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. School for Nursery through Juniorfilgfa; 9 K. Becbtold, minister. man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, ^NETS'^ 11 a.m.. Worship; 9:30 a.m., Christian associate minister. girls lose ' 9T15 a.m., Adult Bible Class; 9:30 a.m.. l.iisl niglil'K rfHiills In CCIL to 12-2 "^mKSsesBsxsats Church School, Grades 10 through 12; Pro-Am: First round — John 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Infants Undermanned Manchester through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m.. Morning De(}uattro-Mike Britton def. Earl High girls’ basketball team Yost-Steve Williams 4-6, 6-3, 7-6; Penney High continued its winning ways with a 45-42 win over LOCAL CHURCHES Worship, (hnu Bearer Sunday, sermon Simsbury High last night in CCIL basketball action in Simsbury. topic: "When Religion Becomes Thread dropped a 40-32 decision to Harvey Pastel-Bill Cashman def. bare,” the Rev. Mr. Bowman, preaching; Bob Weiss-Ben Bishop 6-2, 7-5; Bob The Black Knights improved their 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, Wethersfield yesterday in in the decisive final canto. GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST a.m.. Church School: Nursery through 11:45 a.m.. Hour; 1:30 p.m.. Barton-Bill Drake def. Mike Belcher- record in the league to 12-2 and Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 associate putor. Coffee Wethersfield. Lindsey James paced Penney with 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., SOCIETY! East, Community Y, 79 N. adult; 10:45 a.m.. Nursery and Senior Junior H l^ Pilgrim Fellowship will Up and over for basket try Rich Bray 4-6,6-1,6-1; Sam Crispino- overall mark to 13-2 while Simsbury p.m.. Sacrament Service. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth The winning Eagles are now 6-8 21 points with Burns adding 11. Jeff Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, High CTass, Kindergarten have a dis meet at the church to go ice skating; 6:30 John Mayotte def. Ray Beller-Jim falls to 8-5, 10-5. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James (Hau from Grade 10, Nursery care; 10 minister. Frank Beaupre of Manchester High leaps over teammate while Manchester is now 6-9 with Moger was the lone Trojan in twin Archambault and Rev. Francis play in the reception hall; 6:15 p.m.. Bell p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship Ratliff 5-7, 7-5, 6-4. Penney had a 9-8 lead after one Rev. John J. Delaney, putor. Rev. a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School 11 a.m.. Dr. Craig Schneider who Choir Rehearsal; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and will meet at the diurch. Scott Hyde (32) and Wethersfield’s Chris Kripas (55) to get off four games remaining. The Indians figures with 13 points. Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. through Grade 6, Nursery care. Pro Singles - John Mayotte def. Bill quarter but Simsbury took a 19-17 William J. suck. Rev. William J. teaches marine biology at Trinity Teaching Service. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL must win all to qualify for post Edward J. Reardon, putor emerltu. CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBUES basket try last night at Clarke Arena. Visitors won CCIL test. 42- Cashman 6-4, 4-6, 6-1, Jim Ratliff halftime lead, "rhe Trojans main KUIeen. College, will talk on "The Ocean, a Bot CHURCH, Bolton ( ^ te r Road. Rev. J. season play. Saturday Massu at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. def Mike Britton 6-4, 6-2; Bill Drake tained the upper hand after three Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., tomless Sink,” music by the "Universal NORTH UNITED METHODIST Stanton Conover, minister. 39. (Herald photo by Dunn) Prnnry (45) James 10-1-21. Kon- Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Kenneth L. Gustafson, putor. Wethersfield had an 8-7 lead after def. Rich Bray 6-3, 6-0; Ben Bishop periods at 28-24. school auditorium; Sunday Masses at Winds” directed by ^ b Richardson, CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. 10:15 a.m .. Church School and nonchik 1-1-3, Guzzardi 2-0-4, Grady 1-0-2. noon, and 5 p.m. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for one quarter, 23-17 margin at the in Penney didn’t take the lead until 7:30, 9 and 10:30, In church; 10:30 a.m. Nursery and Sunday School, Coffee and Custer, paMor. Nursery; 10:30 a.m., Worahip Service, def. Steve Williams 7-6, 7-5. Bums 2-7-11, Falvey 0-04, Picard 0-04. SALVATION ARMY, 861 Main St. children and adults; 10:30 a.m.. Service termission and 30-25 bulge after and noon in school auditorium. Conversation. 9 It 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, Com Communion theme: "Disclpletiilp” ; 6:30 Saturday's pairings: Singles — 4:30 remained on a Scott Burns Funk 0-4-4. ToUls 16-1345. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of of Worship, child care provldied; 6:30 three quarters. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 munion, coffee fellowship between ser p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Drake vs. Bishop, 1 p.m.; Doubles — layup. Burns hit 5 key free throws Simsbury (42) Payne 2-44. Hazzard ficers. p.m.. Evening Service, hymnsing, gospel Ann Dessureau paced the winners NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, s ^ o r vices; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children 5 BT. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL Britton-Williams vs. Bray-Kadesch, down the stretch with Norm Funk 0-1-1, Moger 4-5-13, L. Harris 2-5-9. Z. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. music, and Bible preaching. with 17 points with Lisa Magelaner Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. pastor; Rev. George Emmltt, minister of years and younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church CHURCH, Boston ’Turnpike (Route 2:30; Singles — Ratliff vs. Mayotte, 4 chipping in with 4 from the foul line Harris 2-44, Sorich 1-1-3. ToUls 11-2042. F Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air Red-hot Rham 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, visitation and outreach. School clasws fnrni age 3 to Grade 6; 6 44A), Bolton. Rev. John C. Holllger, chipping in 13. Lisa Tilden had 10 Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meetbig. Blast Middle Turnpike. Rev. Richard p.m.; Doubles — Mayotte-Ratliff vs. and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m., 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all p.m.. Membership group; 8 p.m., vicar. markers for the Indians with Tracy UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Bollea, administrator. Drake-Cashman, 5:30. Deliverance Service. ages; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, "Elastic Band” at parsonage, “’The 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; 9:30 fi.m., ^Culbertson adding 8. Manchester was 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Sunday’s finals; Pro-Am at 11:30, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Right To Die.” (3iufch School; 10 a.m., Roly Baptism, without the services of leading minister. m assu at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Singles at 1. Doubles at 3. Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Children’s Church and Nursery provided; TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 sermon and Holy Eucharist, (Baptism of trounces Tech- scorer Ellen Donadio (injured) and Wynn leads Beliasov, putor. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. ZION EVANGEUCAL LUTHERAN 6 p.m.. Evening Service, showing of the Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Kimberly Lynn Hoops); 11 a.m.. Pariah Lauri Turkington and Liz Neubelt 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), film “Shiokarl Pass,” Nursery provided. Worship. Swensen, pastor. Coffee Hour. ' (the latter pair sick). Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser Cooper and High struts. Rev. Charlu W. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 8:15 and 10:50 a.m.. Worship Services still feeling the effects of its Thursday night loss to Cromwell, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Wethersfield also took the jayvee in Honolulu vice. Kuhl, putor. Park and Church streets. Rev. Stephen with the Rev. Mr. Swensen, preaching, Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, putor. Cheney Tech ran into a hot Rham High club and was scolded by CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, 9 a.m.. Divine Worship with Holy Com K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. ’Trinity Tots for 3 year olds through tilt, 35-32. Robin Gustafson had 8 E 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery the Sachems last night, 84-49, in Hebron. Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. munion; 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan kindergarten. Children’s Church for TK points and 11 rebounds and Linda Sports brlp|>) HONOLULU (UPI) - Bob Wynn, Edward S. Pepin, pastor. provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 Youth Forum; 10:15 to 11:35 a.m., First J. Broadbead, assistant to the rector. “We were just terrible,” stated Carpenter 7 points for 8-7 f p.m.. Service, Informal Worahip. Grades 1 through 3, Nursery for infants; Kevin Tyler was the lone Techman who has not won any money on the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; and Second Year Youth lutruction. 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite □, with WE Tech Coach Gerry Blanchard. “I had Manchester. ST. JOHN’S POUSH NA'HONAL 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible School classes In double figures with 22 points. The PGA tour this year and is seriously Sunday Masses at 7:30,9, 10:30 and 11:45 CHURCH OF CHRIST, LydaU and homily by the Rev. Mrs. West; 9 a.m.. for all ages, three through adult. Nursery SKEKS a funny feeling it would happen Beavers were someone also feeling 13'elherafid(l (40) Dessureau 8 1-4 17. considering taking a club job, picked a.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, Holy Eucharist, Rite H, with sermon by Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. for infants; 6 p.m., Sunday Evening Ser (after the loss in the big game to the affects of illness. Diappolionia 0 0-0 0, Magelaner 5 3-8 13. up four strokes after 11 holes Friday CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF minister. the Rev. Mrs. West, Church School, vice. By Cromwell). And Rham came to 9 a.m., M au in English; 10:30 a.m.. Eugene Simmons 0 0-0 0, L. Massey 0 3-3 3. Yan- to go 9-under par in the second round LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Nursery care followed by coffee hour; 11 play.” dow 2 1-4 5, B. Massey 10-2 2, Hills 0 0-0 0. Ritter named Street Hillstown Road. Wendel K. Mass In English and Polish. Brewer of the $250,000 Hawaiian Open. h Worship, urmon: "Now Are We (liildren a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite H, with ser Rham led at all turns, 16-8, 34-23, Rham (84) Morey 8-420, Gardiner 5- Totals 16 8-21 40. CININNATI (UPI) - Paul Ritter, Walton, bishop. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN of God” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, urmon: CENTER CONGREGATIONAL 0-10, Fisher 6-2-14, Bergeon 11-2-24, Tlie 29-hole score by Wynn, an ear CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. mon by the Rev. Mrs. West. CHURCH, United Church of Christ, 11 and 53-39. Manrlieslrr (32) Tilden 5 0-0 10, a former Cincinnati Enquirer sports “Loving In Word And In D e^.’’ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, My most cherished hope Palmer 1-2-4, Connelly 1-0-2, Ray 3-0-6, Carpenter 0 0-2 0, Millis 1 0-1 2, Culbert writer, has been named manager of ly stacter Friday at the 7,234-yard Center St. Rev. Newell H. Chrtis Jr., ’is to hear Christ confess Mark Bergeon paced the Sachems, Touhey 2-(M. Totals 37-10-84. Scientist, 447 N. Main St. pastor. son 2 48 8, M. Neubelt 00-0 0, Geagan 01- editorial content and publicity for the Waialae Country Club's seaside me as his own in the now 5-6 in the conference and 5-'7 Cheney Tech (49) Tyler 8-6-22. course, put him two strokes ahead of 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School 9 a.m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, Simp 2 1, Brown 3 0-2 6, Downham 1 0-0 2, Con College Football Hall of Fame for pupils up to the age of 20, care for judgment! God confessed overall, with 24 points with Toben Gustaihachio 41-9, Ertel 3-0-6, Brown 3- first-round leader Gene Littler, who son Wing, 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the nors 1 1-2 3, Totals 13 6-17 32. building, t was announced Tuesday. [WIngg of morning By CLIFF SIMPSON very young children, subject of the Job as “my servant,” Morey (20), Tim Fisher (14) and 0- 6, Fraser 0-2-2, Rossignal 0-1-1, Colon 0- was a late starter. Rev. Mr. Chutis preaching. Holy Commu Ritter, 38, left the Enquirer a cou lesson-sermon: "Spirit,” golden text “none like him,’’ “a Tom Gardiner (10) also in double 1- 1, Harrison 0-2-2, Boudreau 0-0-0, Totals In the first round, Wynn had a 67 nion, Church School; 11:15 a.m., Ctoffee blameless and upright 18-13-49. ple of years ago to become executive from the Bible: "It is the Spirit that digts for Rham. and was the only one of the wind- Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; 6:30 p.m.. man,” Job 1:8. He con editor of Skyline Productions, Inc. beareth witness, because the Spirit is Sharing Families, Federation and Rob plagued afternoon players to place Jiat.' What do you copy? But that night a dog with dirty feet truth.” I John 5:6. The Christian Science fess^ David as "a man A candle bins Rooms. among the leaders. ^ ran over it. ^ e n she saw what was Reading Room, 966 Main St. is open to the after my heart,” Acts There is a story about a clever From time to time I give brief ac 13:22. Wynn, who lives in Los Altos. counterfeiter who made a perfect |10 done she sat down and did not cry a public Mondays through Fridays from 10 Oilers stop Whalers, 6-3 [ Sports slate 200 series counts of a person or group that tos a.m. to 3 p.m. and the first and third EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, When Jesus fulfilled all Calif., won only $21,000 last year. His bill but was a rru te d when he tried to bit. lit a candle instead of cursing the Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 except Church L Chestnut Sts. Rev. Ronald J. righteousness in being bap Crawford returns lone tournament title came in the Jimmy Cochran of spend It. He objected, blustered and All she said was, ‘Ain’t it queer Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustafson, tized,” God said: "’This is darkness. Tlie following inscription holidays, a free public lending library is SPRINGIFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - period and scored his 17th in the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - ’The Los 1976 B.C. Open. Mancheste turned in a pair of finally said, “I defy anyone to show that he didn’t miss nothing?’ That pastors; Lynn Bruer, intern; Rev. C. my beloved Son," Matt. ^aturday was found on a small new gravestone maintained. Winger Blair MacDonald scored four third. Angeles Dodgers today welcomed Howard Twitty, who had an me where this bill is not exactly like was true greatness, but it is only peo Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. 3:17. and Jesus promised 200-plus duckpin bowling ef after a devastating air raid in Britain COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, Jim Mayer, Brad Selwood and BASKETBALL back outfielder Willie Crawford, opening 69, played his first nine of the the one I copied.’’ ple who have done washing that know 8:30 It 11 a.m.. Divine worship with that everyone who con goals — two of them while his team llouNatonir CC at MCC, 8 forts this wedc at the Holiday during World War H: An American Baptist Church, 585 E. Danny Bolduc scored for New signed as a free agent. second round in 3-under and stood at When the two were compared the it.” Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister; Communion; 11 a.m.. Installation of new fesses him before men, he was short-handed — to lead the Ed EaHl Hampton at Coven Lanes. Cochran rolled 204 Mon “TTiere is not enough darkness in council members; 9:45, Church School, will confess before God. monton Oilers past the New England England. Joe Micheletti of the Oilers Crawford 31, began his pro career 6-under after 31 holes. arresting officer smiled, and said, A fishbone all the world to put out the light of Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Chris scored in the second period and try Andy Bean and Bill Rogers picked day night in the Hartford Coun tian education. Adult Forum on "Issues (Confronting the Matt. 10:32. Whalers, 6-3, Friday. with the Dodgers in 1964 as a |100,000 "You are right that this is a perfect If you were asked, “Who was the one small candle.” WRESTLING 9:15 a.m., Church School for all ages, Church,” Youth (Class, Bible study of I must not be ashamed to MacDonald scor^ twice in the teammate Bill Flett added an un bonus baby just out of high school. He up three strokes each after opening ty League und Wednsday night copy, but you evidently did not historian that recorded the events in Job; 9:45 11 a.m. Nursery for infants; Wethersfield at A maxim from Blaise Pascal kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing It own Jesus my divine first period, once short-handed and assisted tally in the third period. was with Houston and Oakland last 70s to join U.S. Open champion in the Restaurant League realize that you were copying a 6:30 p.m. Youth open house. Manehester, noon the Garden of Even so that we know “All our dignity consists in during the service; 10:30 a.m.. Morning savior, Mark 8:38. Nor once on a power play. He added his Dave Dryden, Oilers netminder, season. Hubert Green, a 69 shooter counterfeit bill.’’ SECOND CONGREGATIONAL dare I allow fear to seal my toppled 218 pins in a repeat precisely what happened?” thought. Let us endeavor to think Worship, Communion, the Rev. Russell 16th goal of the season while his team stopped 20 shots. Thursday, at 5-under. It is well to look carefully a t those CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF lips, John 12:42,43. And my single game effort. How would you answer? Some well; this is the principal of Petrie, associate executive minister of was one man down in the middle Except for a brief mist, the ocean- standards by which we pattern our believe it a literal fact that Adam American Baptist Churches of Connec CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James verbal confession (Rom. side course was rainfree and sunny m o y lity .” D. MacLaqchlln, pastor. lives. Are they true or counterfeit? If “fell” and that his fall accounts for ticut, will be guest preacher. Nursery is 10:9,10) must be confirmed Friday with a few scattered clouds. our model is Jesus Christ we will provided; 8 p.m., Youth Fellowships 10 a.m.. Morning Worship and Church by my obedience, John all the evil in the world today. Others School, Sermon by the Rev. Dr. Garden matchmaker never achieve a perfect copy biit we interpret it as a “fall upward” in Poem of the Week meet. 14:23. It will be tragic to MacLauchlin, "This la My Will,” Sacra say the words, while NEW YORK (UPI) - B ruce will have a perfect goal. We can have which man came to know good from SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Havlicek Awareness ment of the Lord’s Supper will be neglecting the deeds. Matt. Trampler, former director of boxing perfection of direction if we seek to evil and had the power to choose CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Bolster staff God — let me be aware. observed, after the service, there will be 7:21-23. at the Orlando Sports Stadium, has follow the Christ. which way he would go. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Fellowship Hour in the hall. 11:15 a.m., Let me not stumble blindly Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The been appointed assistant “True greatness" I believe that tills story is true but Deaco& and deaconesses meeting; 1 to CHURCH OF CHRIST' big gun Pittsburgh Pirates have bolstered down the ways, 8 a.m.. Sacrament of Holy Commu matchmaker at Madison Square that it is not an historical fact. It is 4:15 p.m.. Junior High Pilgrim Once there was a little English girl Just getting somehow safely nion; 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Services, Lydall and Vernon Streets their depleted hullpen with the Garden, according to MSG boxing true for it describes the way man is, Fellowship; 7 to 9 p.m.. Senior High Phone: 646-2903 who was asked to write a composi throu^ the days, Pastor Webb preaching, sermon: “What acquisition of relief pitcher Elias president, Teddy Brenner. a mixture of good and evil. Pilgrim F^owshlp. tion on “True Greatness.’’ She was Not even groping for another Does.It Mean To Accept Christ?” ; . 9 BOSTON (UPI) - John Havlicek Sosa from the Los Angeles Dodgers. Trampler. a 28-year-old graduate We yield to temptation and try to only 12 years old and she came from hand, scored 29 poirits and Sidney Wicks Sosa, 27, who was claimed 1^ the of Ohio State, will replace Anthony become as gods. When we sin we a poor family that had little educa Not even wondering why it all World Wide nc(un:$ ;irfcscnts had 28 Friday night to lead the Pirates on waivers Wednesday, was Stefano, who served in the same blame each other as Adam blamed a beauilllil memory for lonKvrow... tion. Her essay had such insight and was planned, Boston Celtics to a 116-94 win over 2-2 with a 1.97 earned run a v e rse for capacity for almost 20 years until his 4 sincerity that it was quoted all over Eve and Eve blamed the snake. We Eyes to the ground unseeking World Wide PIctues presents the Washington Bullets. the Dodgers last season. recent retirement. England. She wrote: need to be reminded that although we for the light,. a beaudlU meiTKxy for tomorrow... Boston’s three-game win streak is “A person can never get true fall, we do not have to remain fallen. Soul never aching for a wild its longest since mid-November. greatness by trying for it. You can Some believe that man is doomed winged flight,, The key to the Celtics win was a 35- get it when you are not looking for it. to remain in the mud, but I feel that Please, keep me eager just to point third-quarter burst which High swimmers winners It is nice to have good clotoes. It with God’s help man can rise again. do'my share. boosted their lead to 84-69 at the end , makes it a lot easier to act decent, David Read explains it this way: of the period. Wicks scored 13 points God — let me be aware. Back to the .500 level is but it is a sign of true greatness to act I see a dog straggling in the muddy and Havlicek added 12 in that period. 3. Tanner (M) 1:55.5. God — let me be aware. Manchester High swimming team when you have not got them just as waters of a stream. I l^ w he doesn’t Washington’s Elvin Hayes had 24 200 IM: 1. B. Michaud (Ml. 2. Dama belc/hg there so I reach down and help Stab my soul fiercely with after yesterday’s 96-71 win over (M). 3. Gallagher (M) 2:18.5. good as if you had. other’s pain. points. Dave Cowens add^ 22 points him out. 1 leave the other creatures Conard High at the local pool. The In 50 free: 1. Smith (M). 2. Fields (C). 3. “One time when Ma was a little Let me walk seeing horror and for Boston. girl they had a bird at their house whose element it Is. When we say dians are 2-2 with two straight wins. Wilkie (M) :24.1. stain. The Celtics are now 17-30 on the called Bill, that broke his leg. ’They men was fallen, we mean he does not Bob DiManno, Greg Cassells, Jim Diving: 1. Derosler (C). 2. Nelson (Ml. Let my hands, groping, find season. thought they would have to kill him, belong to the evil In which he lives Prenetta, Tom Jordan, Mark Darna, 3. Eagleson (M) 132 pts. other hands. 100 fly: 1. B. Michaud (Ml, 2. G. but the next morning they found him and can be saved from it. Brett Gallagher, Bill Halldin, Bob Give me the heart that divines, Tanner, Bob McNally and Steve Michaud (M),3. Spitzler (C) 1:00.7. propped up sort of sideways on his A chuckle 100 free: 1. Goggin (C). 2. Halldin (Ml. understands. SHIOK^Ihc true story of one man who PASS found Mitchell along with Bob Michaud all good leg, singing. That was true 3. Rotvig (C) :55.5. A small boy in church noticed a Give me the courage, wounded, enough strength fo ownximc his weakness, turned in personal best performances greatness. white flag with gold stars on it. He to fight. enough owrage to amqucr fcar EHHS triumphs 50afree: 1. Berry (C). 2. Wilkie (Ml. 3. Once there was a woman that bad and cnougit low to ghc Be to otheis. in several events for the Silk Milyko (C) 5:22.4. asked his daddy, “What is that for?” Flood me with knowledge, SHIOKARImetniestoiyc PASS done a big washing and hung it on a East Hartford High registered a 76- Towners. 100 back: 1. Burrili (C). 2. McNally “It is to honor all those who died in drench me in light, enough strength to ovenaome his weakness, Backhand save during singles match line. The line broke and let it aU down 67 CCIL basketball triumph over En Results: (M), 3. Mitchell (M) 1:13.1. the service,” his father whispered. Please, keep me eager just to enough courage to conquer fear CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE In the mud, but she didn’t say a word. and encxi^ love ID give Ife to odieiSL field High last night at the Hornets’ Mike Britton managed to get his racquet on ball to make backhand return during nuilcli 200 med. relay; 1. Manchester (Smith. 100 breast: 1. Wojnarowski (Ml. 2. There was a pause and then came a do my share. 236 itWn BItmL MttfMhMlAr She did it all over again, and this gym. Blast Hartford is how 8-5 in the against Jim Ratliff . Latter won in straight sets, 6-4,6-2 in NETS tourney play last night at Michaud, Wojnarowski, Wilkie), 2. Beckwith (Ml. 3. Hamilton (C) 1:12.3. loud whisper, “ Daddy, did they die in God — let me be aware. FlllfTMSEMILYoiadD learae, 8-7 overall, while Enfield is^ 400 free relay: 1. Conard. 2. time she spread it on the grass where Sunday, FMjruary 6th • SKN) P.M. Ckinard, 3. Manchester 1:50.0. the 9:30 or the 11 o’clock service?” Miriam Teichner m OAK 8TM ir UfT HAIimMO Racquet Club. (Herald photo by Dunn) 200 free: 1. Barry (C), 2. Halldin (M). Manchester, 3:42 it couldn’t fall. WwMWMoPIrtww wiiuess in 15 outings. % lUN., FB. 81 Bt 7 M l. 1291 Hemmibi Avi. Mhaiipolli, MN (111) a»-T191
\ . 4 PAGE EIGHT-B— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn.. Sal.. Keh. 4. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Msacbeatef, Conn , S a t, Feb 4. 1978 - PAliK .MNK B ••ft ••••••••#••••••••••••••%•• ••••••••••••••••••••^•••« ••••••••••••§••••••#*••••• For $oh 23 INDEX I Far Sato 31 • Bato 33 Hataaa Par Sala 33 33 31 HaaweFarBato 33 H aam Far Sala 33 Haam Far Sala 33 ( Bowling 1 N O T K If t - Loti and ^ownd w u m — National Weather Forecast 3 Poroonali 3 — AADowocomontt KITCHEN HUP POWDER PUFF^rry 4 — Enitrtainmonl Muat bf abl* to work 1 0 0 0 30 }4 , Tonski 201-493, R uth Ann 5 — Auctioni H e r a l b nighto and waakanda. / Wxc Good pay and banafita. G Iss 181-469. Cilia Skiba FINANCIAL 0 “ Bondi-Slocfet Mongogot Apply In paraon to: ADEOFH 194-466. T e rry Siem lnski 9 - Portonal Lo«n« CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RED LOBSTER 186. C arol A nderson 181- 10 — Inturanco RESTAURANT L a w w , i 450, E velyn F e d e r 180-184- IM n O V M IN T m to M o u m ■WYOMI 1 538. N ancy G ressm an 185. 13 - Holp Wanittf laaTmaraow, com 14 — BuKotts OppOfluniDM OppRrtNRitf ClNR6B9Bf Marilyn Oimielewski 194- 15 — SiluaDon Wantwd y PHONE 643-2711 HIT - ■ 529. R ae Ja c o b s 472. Vicky tOUCATION 10 - Privata intUuctiona FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD G lass 488. P a t U rso 465. 19 ~ Schooia-Ciaaaaa Irene Savoie 464. Marty ?0 — Initrucliona Waotad REAL ESTATE HELP - Full M A L IB T A T t U' Bradshaw 180-481. Lorie ^ — CondOfflIniMma ADVERTIBINe time. Licensed, or taking HiaNiii iianiAiM iiV - 33 - Homaa to* Salt course. Fantastic earning I.evere 175-510. L ynda R ay 24 — Loli'Land to* Salt ADVERTISINQ DEADLINE potential. Generous commis OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY m ond 176-463. M ary R ay 25 — Invttlmani Pfopa^ty sion, and referrals. Flexible MANCHESTER • 628 Duplex 20 — Buttnaaa Proparty 12:00 noon tho dty boforo RATES February 5Ui, 2 to 4 p m 70 m ond 483. E d ith T racy 460. 27 — Raa061 Proparty hours. 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Busioess zone, on state Manchester Office, 647-9139 221-535, Gil Johnson 30^ AUTOMOTIVE appearance, pleasant per - full Ume, must have seiling needs mature person lor short appllancjd kltchwi, privacy yard, pool and garage highway. Turnpike. Glastonbury. 633- MM, Manchester Herald. Blinn tlroola, acrecountry lot. Call today. ■ " ‘ : WOO down CHKA FHA Equal Housing Opportunity 544, Charles Clark 201-527, 01 — Auto* for Sala sonality, for high earnings op experience in men's wear or trips surrounding *1 4 0 ,0 0 0 3658. 02 — Truck* for Sala portunity. Steady work. Call I plus Carroll Rood - Don Gpehrlng 247-578, ■OB Haavy Equipmant for Sala furnishings. Liberal employee Manchester. Contact Brick and Split Ranch. Three bedroomi. appUanced kitchen, fireplace with *4 4 ,9 0 0 AIR CONDITIONING - And 872-4515, between 10 a.m. and • Two for the price ot one on 13 acres verv secluded. Pavilion. Fruit Treek 04 — Motorcyctat-Bieyclaa discount, paid pension plan, customers. We train. Write beatolator. 2 4 bath*. 2-car garage. Almost ready for occupancy. Bl’Y Six room Cape. Detached garage, ftreplaced living room, three bedroomi. and a Roaring Brook too Gary Sullivan 222428, Bob 05 ^ Camp^*-Traiiar*«Moblfa refrigeration service men 2 p.m. An Ek]ual Opportunity Halp Wantad 13 Coll 647-994$, plus-bther benefits. Call Mr. T.S. Dick, Pres., NOW. Ilui price won t lait full basement, city utilities 1000. down CHFA-FHA Arendt 541, Corry Qiurcb Homa* wantM. Must be experienced. Employer. Vee, at D&L Store, Vernon, *9 9 ,9 0 0 00 — Automoiiva Sarvica o$k tor Joonoo *9 9 ,9 0 0 *4 4 .9 0 0 564, Paul Barton 539, BlU Excellent wages and benefits. 8754785. Southwestern Petroleum, Ft, 27 Acres of privacy, plus a 3 acre pood and a 4 room Ranch — with a lot of OZ Auto* for Rant-Laa*a This is a year round position. HOUSEWIVES for waitress Worth, Tx. ^or the wise investor. This young three unit townhouse plus office. All units Six room front to back Split. Fully applianced kitchen, family rec room, road frontage In ^ llo n Reichert 503, Glenn Pren DRIVERS FOR School buses work. Part time. 11 to 3. 5 day aome wall-to-wall. 14 baths, landscape lot. 1900 down, CHFA-FHA Call A&B Cooling. 64^8691. wanted - We will train you. MANCHESnR have separate furnaces, three bedrooms, 14 baths, maintenance free THIS AIN'T NO GIMMICK tiss 514, Ken Margotta 909, week, part time high school aluminum exterior, convenient location. 4 Part time. Housewives and girls, for after school, 3 days a HERALD Ray Bessett Jr. 506, Jim retirees preferred. Anderson 225-543, Glno week and Saturday. Apply in W» trill ll$t anil guarantea Ikt "lalr" of your Manchester area, phone 643- person, Brass Key. Calderone 209-542, Dick 2373; Vernon area, 875-2826. tingle family home in MancHeiler, Ihal hat a KEEP SMILING NEW DDWNPKYMfNT SCHEDULE FOR F.H.A. BUYERS Fair Market Value of $45,000,00 or lett. If tee Lourie 513, Fred Olancey three little wonis... KEEP HAPPY SALES PRICE 25,000 Rug’d. Dn. Piy. $150. SALES PRICE 37,000 Rag’d. Dn. Pay. $600 don’t “tell" your home, we'U buy It at Fair 526, B ill Scully 201-501, (MONOIIEI) Marke{^,Value lett a 6% commitilon. John Miller 550. High Standard, Inc. 30.000 0300. . 41,000 0750. A praoMon iiMtal working oompony locatod In laot Hartford hat opaninga lor produo- 33.000 0450. / % •M. 45,000 0000. NITE OWLS — GUdyi lion oporatoro. AH opaninga ara on a 614 hour day ahHI In a modam air oondHkmad 71 4 planL Exoallant w o rl^ condMona and banalHa, wHh abova avaraga wagaa. Strlngfellow 189, Carol Frechette, Martin & Rothman Michaud 194-497, Diane □ NOTICES Profarano# will ba givan to oftoratora with axparlanoa on moro than ona of tha Toce 187-474, Ruby Angotta following: 646-4144 Band *aw Daap Hola Drilling FOB AH APPOHfmiENT TODAY! 181, Linda Masaaro 472, o : Maureen Kelly 454, Irma Loaf and Found 1 Cut Off Saw Qrindara (iurfaoa • Cantarlaaa) Open Evenlngt and Weekendt DeSimone 456. She Keralii Broach Mlllora (Bmall B Heavy) Thu offer votu WUJJ rohrmary 28, 19TB LOST - in the vlcinlW of Bridgaport Cbm. - Hydrotal MANCHESTER & VICIMTY GET MORE with Adams and West Middle 'fum- Banch Filing Powar Praaa EASTERN BUSINESS - ^e^,yellow parakeet. Call Drill Proaaat PAW Hand Proflla Joe Vinako 181-400, Mickey Blanchard Qrindar Light Aaaambly Holmea 160-385, Paul Ber a very pleasant atmosphere, Inlaratlad applleanta ■houM apply balwaan tha hour* of 9HMI a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at: tTOrFaYINeREIIT... ooiTYOunaF... 369 HACKMATACK Street. 6 JUST LISTED - 5 room Cape. LOST - B lack G erm an B t on tiM idoWvIng tn d by InvMbng WKh Km * hindymin sKorl thi* room Ranch, fireplace. City utilities, beautiful nard 159-393, Dave Shephard. Tan legs, choke with immaculate surroun In IM , fln* 2 funlly Mirttr horn*. ^Mclou* basically K lld Colonial wIK SENTRY Florida room, central air, wooded lot over 200 feet deep. LaChapelle 157-147-430, dings. Please call Doris Blain, ebam. Mide. Name, “Kim- 4X4 dWi hug* «ndorad porch*,, provid*. comlortabi*. aconomlo garage, aluminum siding and Carpeting. Only $34,900. VA, Alan Grzyb 155-425, Ron ba”. E u t Hartford victnify. RN, 646-0129. M anchester REAL ESTATE SERVICES Manor Nursing Home, 385 High Standardp Inc. Shout Them from the Classifieds! Uv* r*nt Ir** ind l*n«nt h*ip« with living. Alum, ddlng, naw kKdwn, well insulated. $48,900. 647- no money down. Pasek Joiner 154-397, Tony Reward. 5294581. 31 Praatiga Park Cbda mortg*g* p*ym«it,. Only t^.tOO. bath, hasting tytlam and naw rod. 1189. Realtors, 289-7475, West Center Street, Searching for the clerer way to ray “I Love You T” CAPE- Remodeled older Stucco Cape in move-in DeDominlcua 148-379, Mike Manchester. Eaat H artl^ , Connaoticut 647,000 Paraonala 2 (looWMI In Uw raw W th . Aonwl buadbig) Our Happy Valentine Ads will be published on condition. Living room, dining room. H EBRO N - C irc a 1750 MANCHESTER - New Raised Zwlck 147-374, Dorn Ranch. Modern kitchen with MANCHESTER Property & February 14, and offer you a truly unusual way to IF ONLTIHaOOOUOHT.. ESK, first floor laundry, 2-car garage, Colonial on beautiful setting DeDominlcua 145-381, Bub RUSSELL^S BARBER St proclaim your love and best wishes. We have a site muT a Dou House of nearly 4 acres. 4 bedrooms. built-ins, dining room, wood Casualty Insurance Agency Ccxy, 6 room Cipo with 3 or 4 3 yaart ago. Sound familiar? Right lots of TLC. Holmea 143, Ed Baba 14^ Styling Shop announces ap lo fit every lover's budget and our friendly Advi- 2 new baths, spacious country paneled family room with pointments accepted Tuesday seeks e^rienced Secretarial bodrooma, 2 lull bitha, n*wly now you can own this axacuOvt TWD FAMILY- Older 5-5 flat on quiet three-lined street. 397, Bill Green 141, Howie help. Property insurance NURSES AIDE - part time 11 EXPERIENCED PARTS - sors will be happy lo help you write your message. kitchen, 3 fireplaces. Call fireplace, 2-car garage, city thru Friday, 8 a.m. | to S:M IF YOU ARE an attractive r*d*eor(tod kitohan, do,* to Ranch In Bolton lor 1273 prioot. Possible extra building lot. r Petera 141, Ted Kowzun background helpful. Potential p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, counter man, good salaiy and Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- utilities. $56,900. Philbrick p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 motivated woman we need fringes. 5 day week no &tur- oohooU, Iwinl* oouit* tnd jitrk. Ovartizad Cent Ranch ha* Itrga RAIBID RANCH-(2uality built new home in area of com 9139. Equal Housing (Oppor Agency, 646-4200. 376, Mike Zwick, 374, Dan a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 6464659, ly flexible hours. Apply in you. If you are looking for a 91 Chestnut Street. Flr*pl*o*d living room, lovdy tr**d room*, 2 hatha, oalhadrti oallinga writing to Box JJ, c/o days. See Mr. Garter, Carter Deadline Is Friday, ' parable homes. Fireplaced family room, tunity. Toce 371, Vic Salciua 383, comer of Oak and Spruce glamorous, challenging posi Chevrolet, 1229 Main Street, lot$3f.«00. moral 280,200 /iV CAPE - Seven rooms. First Manchester Herald. NURSES AIDES 3-11 p p.m. .i Feb. 10th„ double garage. Mid |50's. w Ed Lavado 387. Street. tion, with a new Perisian To Mom floor family room with Full— time..... - — and papart .time.tim Manchester. 3:00 P.M. MANCHESTER - New listing. cosmetic line, you need us. and Dad THREE. FAMILY- Want a real money maker? Excellent in Verplanck School. Spacious 2 fireplace, dining room, three LOOKING FOR a Challenge? 236-2381, 633-3m. Experienced preferred, but QRaCIOUSLY... bedrooms, full shed dormer. GOP — June Michaud IIS- We are looking for qualified APPLICATIONS Being PHONE ROOErr TWO FaeiLv come, located in valuable industrial zone. bedroom Colonial.~ • I. FirFireplace, „we will -- train.---...... rr-j Apply in person. d o ** to church**, Mhod*. shop Ptrehad on riM, curvad trontaga, 2-car attached garage, people for telephone work. If East Hartford Convalescent accepted for sales clerk for CONDD- New to market. Decorator's dream. Fan carpeting, screened porch. 509, Marie Ludlow 179-184- □ EMPLOYMENNT RELIABLE woman to live in Manchester store. Must be Ejidn’t have picked a 643-2711 ping ind highwty*. 3 bodroom* ovaralit, ovar acr* lot. All th* Large private yard. Garage. aluminum siding ana storms. you have a pleasant telephone tastic kitchen, large family room, two E Home, 745 Main Street, Jo/n 77i0 518. two weeks in April. Care of East h ddo, **t-ln kltchon, form*! amanhlM • 2 car gtragt, 2Vk hatha, ...... it voice and are willing to work Hartford. available mornings and Dice/ pair of parents In the Ask for Tracey Many extras! $45,900. Hayes Martin School area. $58,500. school age children. 2 (IrapItCM, o n * In country kitohan. full and two Vk baths. Carefree living at Halp Wantad 13 hard for a good hourly rate, evenings. Apply Delyn worldl Have a Happy or Joe dining room, 2 c*r g*r*g*. This Corporation, 646-0131. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. • References 289-0891. Fashions, Mansfield Plaza, Valehtihe's Dayl homo can b* u**d lor llv*-ln or In- P lttla r walla, oompistdy palntad In- its best. ANTIGUES - Phyllla plus commission, we have job INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES - PARADE OF Storrs, Conn. 429-0719. Mike and Sue (Cost Is *2.30 v**tm*nt. $47,200. ald* 3 out. 280,200 CDLDNIAL- Kingsized home with excellent view. Hueatla 127, Emma Joto- SALES POSITION - Straight for you. Pleasant working at CHRISTIAN EDUCATION inside sales and related Per Column Inch) aon 346, Sophie Burger 141- commissions, leads furnished mosphere. Call 569-4990. director, part time. duties. Experienced Country kitchen with builtins, sunken RiaNGHESTER too homeowners. Call 242- MECHANIC - experienced on 341, Flo Nllea 341, Reggie experienced preferred. Send preferred. Modem East Hart I family room with fireplace, first floor HOMES 5402. ly. Must have tools. Install HOUSEKEEPERS - Full time resume to Mrs. Wright, &-Se- ford location. Good fringe laundry, carpeted throughout. Double OPEN HOUSE Gburakl 142-364. positions available. Apply in exhaust Systems, brakes, cond Congregational Church, benefits. We are an Equal Op To My WHOp SEE HOW EASY o garage. Rosorve your apace by Wednesday EXCELLENT opportunity to person. East Hartford Con portunity Employer. 289^1 shocks and front end work. Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. •<5 North Main Street, Good fringe benefits. Paid Ann... S p.m. Contact Gayle Hamilton at leeam wholesale hardwaid valescent Home, 745 Main ■ jichester, Ct. after 5 p.m. □ IT IS II L W — estsbllshsd In 1959 — 2M SCOTT DRIVE BLOSSOMS- Sherry business. Good working con Street, East Hartford; vacation and pension. 646- TO SAY n 643-2711. You will bo glad you're a Scorao 177-488, Barbara ditions, short hours. 522-1107. 6606. After 15 wonderful ^ BAMWWS & WALLACE COMPANY (B 29 Connatlicul Ilvd.. Eat! Horrtord g l SulUvan 178-454. "I LOVE YOU". HARTTORD MANCHESTBR NEW HAVEN part of tho Saturday Sunrise 5 BEDROOM COLOMAL FULL TIME opening for ELECTRIC LOW VolUge - years of marriage, I’m 729-M 18 646-7633 397-1616 National Alarm Company experienced salesman. Dia 289:4331 Herald. . . 2W baths, 2 car garaga, alumirium aiding, flraplaoad SYMPHONIES- Ann seeks man for apprenticeship mond Showcase, Manchester. still head-over-heels In family room. Low $7()a. Principala only. Pandc 125, Debbie Yan- program.! Applicant must 6464012! love with youl Larger Size nizze 128-349, Joann have basicc knowledge of low GLASTONBURY - desirable CUL 643-N13, or 24941929 AUTO MECHANIC - must Walter Z. 13 Minnechaug area. Raised Araenault 141-354, Barbara voltage wwirlng. Join our Ms Halp Wanlad Bualnaaa Oppartunttr 14 Schaola-Claaaaa 19 growing organization in the, have some experience and Ranch set on 3/4 acre. Six Rllhimakl 125 own tools. 633-3669. rooms including fireplace and expanding secuurity industry. Up To « FmN SMALL ENGINE Service FOR THE BEST-Manchester FLORIDA - Double wide fur On the job training. Call 522- The Sentry paneled play room. 1 1/2 Page Are Corporation -expanding dealer Gymnasstic School. 3 to 5 baths. $47,900. By Owner, no THREE FAMILY HOME - nished Mobile Home. Heat 8960, between 10 a.m. and 3 NU00E0 network. No experience pupils per teacher. FREE in Close to bus, shopping, and air conditioning. 2 p.m. only, for application. necessary. Complete training troductory lesson with this ad. agents please. After 7 p.m. b^rooms, 2 baths. Screened 1 AvayaMe! Bira - Lni’a Free Home 633-6309. schools and downtown. Three ^a*ketball) IMRMER program. |500. investment Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. furnaces, 3car garage, good orch, and carport. ESTABLISHED East Hart- [ H w r i To Our required to start your own Evaluation* income. For more details call Landscaped with fruit trees, ford Company - Looking for 1 Favorlla Aid and Assistance has business. Ideal for retired or COVENTRY - 8 room older Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. in lovely mobile home park. permanent part time 1 part-time and full-time art time. Details on request. Cape. On 2+ beautiful hilltop 1^,900. Write; W.R. Moore, I'I;E Vi EE NEEDED Teacher What Is your home worth? Our professionals can acres. $43,900. Also older telephone solicitors. Day or 1 lioura available for you. RIr. Barker. ESCAA Field GLASTONBURY Route 2, Box 97, Port Buena Nassiff Arms nipped evening positions opened. Mayberry Vlllago I.' Personal and Pro- help you price your home to sell faster and remodeled brick Colonial, Vista, East Palatka, Florida, Training Division Box 619„ □ REAL ESTATE mini farm. $49,900. Lessenger Minnechaug Mountain. WINF. 16-15. last night at Salary plus commission. Paid > Please fei8lonal satisfaction Wading River, New York. easier. We will provide you with complete 32031. East Hartford ^^•••••••••••••••••BOBB0*« Sells, 646-8713. Exceptionally attractive Verplanck. The leading holidays. Training provided 1 derived from providing 11792.^. marketing, financial, and economic Information. Contemporary Raised Ranch. for those who qualify. Call 569- • Hamaa Far Sala 23 MANCHESTER - Two family scorer wasn’t noted for 1 Mrs. Smith — Thanks good nuraing care on a 1 to COVENTRY - 5 room R anch., ^Cathedral ceiling with beam, 4990. MANY PEOPLE only dream No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of 6-6. Separate furnaces, Nassiff’s while Greg Plaaaa call 1' Phone 1 basis for clients in their Fireplace, beach rights. Act lots of glass and rod iron, 2 1 for making Science of owning their own business. course we'd like to sell your home for you. That’s fireplaces, raised hearth in excellent investment. Only Damron had 6 points and Dava 649-0872 own homes or medical fast! $32,900. Lessenger Sells, EXPERIENCED SHORT ' fun to learn. We think Perhaps it’s time for you to our business. And we’re confident you will select family room, built-in $49,900. Pasek Realtors 289- Bob Lammey 4 for the order cook and waitress bdtwoon 8:30 and facilities. pursue that dream. I have 646-8713. 7475. 643- For Intormalloii Call 80UTH WINDSOR bookcases, wall-to-wall Radiomen. needed. Full and part time. you’re topsi over 1,000 businessess for sale us once you've seen our professionals at work. carpeting, beautiful tree lot. 3:30or Immediate occilpancy on COVENTRY - $19,900, small 5 Apply Oakwood Ilestaurant, 643-9616 bjr owners. Many for $79,900. Philbrick Agency. 646- MANCHESTER / Autumn HERALD OFFICE ' from this lovely 8 room Raised room Cape. Nice area. Needs 346 Main Street Manchester. , MD iBi ASSISTilNIX minimum down. For free GET MORE^ith 4200. Street - Six room Colonial. 2711 Ranch, large living room, decorating. Lessenger Sells, Three bedrooms, fireplaced 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 Your Class brochure write: Interstate 646-8713. NOTICE TO CREDITORS tfN6i1li6iit6ni(3.lne. formal dining room, eat in living room, "country ESTATE OF TIMOTHY I. KEHLER, Hunyl Mall or Bring Your Ad Today! 1 217 iMl Cratw et Business Marketing, P.O. Box 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. kitchen, built ins, lower kitchen," wooded lot. By ddCMBBd ' vwfWl, PHwiwiwisr The Hon. William E. FiliOerald, NOTICE level family room with SENTRY owner. No agents. $43,900.643- Judge, ol the Court of Prohate. COSME'nCIAN • full time. 9488. District of Manchester at a hearing MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD floor to ceiling fireplace, 3 Inc. held on January 30, 1078 ordered Uul PUBUC HEARING ON Site H ctali) Experience in selling baths, carpeting, glass 1Real Estate Services P.O. BOX 591 2VConn*cllcutBoul*ya«3.Cai(Hartto»d 2S9-4331 OPEN HOUSE JUST LISTED 5 1/2 room all claim! muat be presented to the REGULATION OF woman’s cosmetics. Liberal VALENTINE MESSAGE f, □ EDUCATION sliding doors, sun deck, in- fiduciary on or before April 30, i m or employee discount, paid Mn- SAT. AND SUN. 1-5 P.M. Ranch. Wall to wall carpeting. be b a rr^ as by law provided. MASSAGE MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 EXPERIENCED ther ground swimming pool, 2 CUttIHED sion plan; plus other benefits. Clip coupon and null la Man^uator Harald !'' •••••••*aaa*aao«aftB«aaB*»» Garage. Fenced in yard wifh Pearl J. Hulfman, ESTABLISHMENTS moplastic and thermosatin in car garage, city utilities, FInIty StTMt UYBITItllM Call Mr. 'Yee, at D&L, Ver n a m f ______jection molding supervisor or Privato fntlmcltoflt II fruit trees. Finished rec ... . Cl'rk (Pursuant To Ordinance no Hens, a terrific buy at (off laot MMdIo Tni*.) The fiduciary Is: Dear Sirs: non, 8754785. ADDRFSS______set up man. Call 522v3121 for MANCHESTER - Spring HEBRON. Make an offer on room, 2 zoned heating. Cen Brenda J. VIel Passed August 9th., 1977) further information. REMEDIAL READING and only 163,900. Street location. Attractive ^ this spotless seven room tral air conditioning. Only to Olcott Street, 1102 DEPARTMENT OF Manchester, Conn. 06010 Please run the following ad for 4 days at the special TOOLMAKER • must have I Rh o n e math; individualized work room Conneclicut Gambrel Ranch. Decorator family $42,900. Pasek Realtors 289- 00&-O2 HEALTH money-saving rate of M.OOI job shop experience and own FRIENDLY PERSON - Part program, (lst-8th grade) by UM REALTY GO. MGa nestled on a beautiful wooded room with wood burning 7475. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, tools. For further informa SIzii nf Ad time evenings, some Master's degree teacher. 568- 040-2092 lot. Country kitchen, two stove, two car garage, acre lot 4 ,8075.. . Out of state owner anxious. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CONN. CHECK ENCLOSED.□ CASH ENCLOSED tion, 522-3121. (Print or Type Your Message Here) weekends. Local convenience RolMrt D. Murdoek, working fireplaces, 2-car gar ESTATE OF CHARLES H. store. Must be 18. Apply in age. ^ s t be seen. $70’s. R. $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and RATHBUN, deceased Notice is hereby given, Umt person, Seven Eleven, 509 PIANO INSTRUCTION - ^mmer, J.D. Real Estate, Co. Realtors, 633-3661. The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. The Town ot Manchester Center Street, Manchester. Experienced, creative 646-1980, 647-1139. Judge, of the Court of Probate/ the Health Department, Town (1) (2) (3). («) (8) District of Manche*ter at a bearing of Manchester, Conn, will hold has 10 openings for inter teacher. Degree; state and M ANCHESTER - T h ree held on January 27,1978 ordered tiult viewers to conduct a Town' TEACHERS AT ALL Levels - national certiffcation. All bedroom Duplex in newer 2 a Public Hearing on the rules COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg COLUMBIA Lakefront - all claims must be presented to the wide citizen survey. These Universal Teachers, Box 8966, levels, beginners welcome. family home. Includes nduciary on or before April 27,1970 or and regulations for the gran Farm, with thhree story bam. Gorgeous four bedroom positions will be funded by the Portland, Oregon. 97208. Many extras. Gretchen Van appliances and wall-to-wall be baiTM as by law provided. ting of the permits to the , (8) (?) (6) (6) (10) Why, 647-9751. Butler-type building. Power Contemporary. Two stone carpeting. Heat not included. Pearl J. Hultman. CETA program for no more aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa***# plant, and other outbuildings, /.a ■ Ass’t. Clerk Massage Establishments and fireplaces, open ceilings, $26() monthly. Security and The fiduciary is; the massagists in compliance than 34 weeks. Requirements Sualnaaa Opparlunhf 14 GUITAR, BANJO, Bass plus Three Lovely Homes. quality throughout. |B9,S(I0. references required. 2 Grace W. Rathbun with the above ordinance. It are that you be able to com' lessons; ages 5-adults. Offers invited. B/W Realty, Lessengers Sells.. 646-8713. children accepted. No pets. 35 Starkweather St. 647-1419. Manchester, Conn. 06040 will be held in the Hearing (11) (12) (18) (14) (18) municate with citizens and ^ MANCHESTER - Looking to Chords, melody, vocal accom Call 647-9936. 00BO2 able to collect data accurate open your own beauty shop? paniment. Enjoyable rapid Room at the Municipal We have two active Building, 41 Center Street, ly. Applicants must also be progress, Free loan instru MANCHESTER - Two family businesses available for your ment. 11 years experience. 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manchester, Conn., Friday, unemployed 15 weeks, live In inspection. Call today, ESTATE OF WILLIAM (1 6 ) (IT) (1 6 ) (19) (20) Manchester and meet certain 646-6557. What is your Property Worth? Immaculate. Good rents. $46^ ' MALKENSON. deceased February 10,1978 at 2:00 P.M. B lan ch ard St Rossetto, 900. Hutchins Ag ncy, The Hon. William E. FitzGerald, Copies of proposed rules and economic criteria. Realtors, 646-2482. We will inspect your property and suggest an asking jw.rararara w rarararararararararaaM M , Sehaala-Claaaaa 19 3166. Loto-Umf tor Soto 24 Judge, of the Court of Probate, regulations are available in SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. Interested applicants must price. (No obligation.) piMrict of Manchester at a hearing the Town O erk’s Office. go to the CMP office, 806 Main SERVICE BUSINESS - With held on January 26. 1970 ordered that Ad ever 20 werde — Regular Price HANS CHRISTIAN Anderson Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!!! MANCHESTER - Finley BUILDING LOT For Sale - all claims must be presented to the Alice J. Turek, M.D. Street, Manchester to deter $800 a week Income available Stfeet (off East Middle Turn Mow oovoB room CotonloL Fhoptocori ton% roomjttjroo fldwiary on or before April 26.1978 or in this area. A cash business. Montessori School is currently “ [r e a l t o r s — MLS Henry Street. Near schools. be barred as by law provided. Director of Health NAME . . . mine If they are eligible for pike) New seven room bodroofflo, 2Vk boltw, formal dMng room, baoomoti' No brokers. (^11 646-4528. y Minimum investment accepting applications for gorago, olumlmim oMwig, toffy bioutolod. Pearl J. Hultman, Health Department the CETA program. iie r a td enrollment. Ages 2 thru 6, Colonial, fireplaced family . A u 't. Clerk ADDRESS...... 'Clty-x...... Ilati: . . . . Zip ( M l . required. 205-627-0550, 203-481- PASEK 289-7475 room, three bedrooms 2 1/2 The fiduciary is: Town of Manchester Closing date for filing 9M . Pre-school ana kindergarten. MANCHESTER - 1/2 acre Carol B. Malkenson Manchester, Conn. PHONE NO...... CUSSIRCATION...... applications is Friday, Located on Route 44A, Bolton. 60S BumsiDE in . - easy haryeohd baths, formal dining room, J. V. RIVOSA, BUILDER business II lot located close to basement garage, aluminum 19 Scott Drive Dated at Manchester, Conn, February 17,19/8. MANCHESTER - gas station 6^5727. Tuition reduction Members NaUoaal Asaociallon of Real Estate Boards and CoonecUcut Main Street. Ideal location foe * Manchester. Conn. OFFER EXPIRES FEB. *8th., 1*71 . - - P, 0 . BOX *B1 AiaocUUon of Realtora, Inc. Also member of Uie HarUord Board of siding and fully insulated. J. DOOM This 3rd day of Februaiy, 1978 lus three family house, |49,- available, in exchange for two R44-D268 many possibilities. Call for An Equal Opportunity Raaltora, Mancbeater and Vernon Multlole LlaUnf Service. V. Rivosa, Builder, 644-0268 OO7-00 y 01142 MANOHEBTER, CONN. (00040) ’ hours of cleaning duties on aftor 6 P.M. deUils. Zinsser Agency, 646- Employer. g00. F.J. Spileckl Inc. after 6 p.m. Realtors, 643-2121. Friday afternoons. 1511.
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NCR CASH REGISTER • SECOND HAND Soper Eight NO LEASE in this clean and 1975 CHEVY ImpaU Wagon Reconditioned, with many Movie Projector. In running H t L L ' S ))■ XT cozy 2 bedrooms with base low mileage,• e, fully . • • totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., condition. Reasonable.able. Can ment, laundry facilities, excellent condition, ^C.COurJTHNT'^ $ O U N O T O 22S-30S7. Mike at 646-7490. parking and yard for children. 6464614 or 646-1160 ask for Dkk. H A p P f N , Only 9200. Call Rental BRAND NEW light green WANTED • Baseball Cards, Assistors, 2364646. Small fee. f X M l K . bathroom sink,sink. stillin original;inal programs, buttons. 1966 PONTIAC GRAND Prlx. autographs, yearbooks, etc. - carton, $35. Brand new light MANCHESTER - Very attrac Excellent running and clean. green bathroom vanity, still in Any year. Call"all 646-2826 after tive 4 rooms, including large Deluxe, fully equipped, air, carton, $65. Call M3-2207, 7:00 p.4n., and ask for Steven. family kitchen, secono floor. automatic, power, $600. 649- after 6 p.m. newer 2 family bouse. Fully 5917. carpeted, all appliances. 1 WOOD STOVE - Antique. Cast childhlfd acacceptable, ■ no pets. Tnieko for Solo I'wv,. - : iron. Cooking top, with □ RENTALS Security and references asbestos boards and pipe. required. $250 monthly. Call 1970 FORD EconoUne 200 • $225. Call 643-9776. 871-1561. Low mileage. Set im as a Rooms tor Rant SS camper. Best offer. Call 643- MOLDED FORMICA top and IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 7907, ask for Bob. .paneled bar with two shelves THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - 2 bedrooms with parking, and four stools. $175. 646-6028. Birch House Women. Central basement and laundry 1974 DODGE VAN - windows ly located. Downtown facilities. Only $160. Call Ren in doors, V-6 automatic, WHBsJ IS A \ / W HeQ BECALWe THEBE VOUVEBES vI SEASONED firewood Manchester. Kitchen tal Assistors, 236-5646. Small power steering, good condi R O M FULL / -m E Y ftE lfi>N^A«INQl_E PEEKING- Hickory, Maple and oak. $30 privileges. Call 649-2358. fee. tion. 643-2171. OF PB3PI-e ,I A LL PERooN IN rr/ IN M V JO K E 1/2 cord‘ and no $50 full cord. RBALUy / 1 /VAPraeo... BOOK/ Delivery. Split. Call after 5 M A N C H ESTER - M ain MANCHESTER - Available 1974 CHEVY LUV - pickup. EMPTY? y p.m. 646-0550. Street. Three-room appart- immediately, veiy nice five 30,000 miles. Radials, mags ment, heated, hot water, room apartment. Wall-to-wall and Tonneau cover. Sharp. SKIIS - Hexcel Competition, appliances, parking, no pets. carpeting, stove, refrigerator, $2200. Call 74^50^0. 195 CM, with Solomon 505 bin- Security. 5^7047. separate utilities, references•fei dings.ogs Good condition.. and security. $240. 649^4003. T Vj Hj' Original cost $360. Will sell for MANCHESTER - furnished $95. Call 646-0557, evenings. rooms. New modern bath, LARGE SIX ROOM Duplex men preferred. $130 monthly, for married couple, two RCA COLOR T.V. - top of the ready March 1, 643-2121. children. Nice nei^borhood. line, Early American 25 inch New bath. Modem kitchen. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 console, in dark pine finish, COMFORTABLE Room - Needs some paint, and loving FX-1200 - Built.bv factory 0 iin W w. n. >a an as nz ■ excellent condition. Call 649- private entrance and bath, care. References and security engineer. Branch heads, 0497. parking, working adult, no deposit. $180 monthly. Depen Barnett clutch, aluminum smoking. 649-^2A dable family may call after 6 rocker rollers, Mlkuni car SNOWBLOWER - Sunbeam p.m., 646-2820. buretor, balanced blu^rinted Lott-LaiMl tor Solo 2S electric like new, $80., new ROOM TO RENT - Heated. motor, transmission. 871-2511. 24 Sool Eototo Wolrtod HouoohoU Goods 40 □ MisQ, pQp 3 ^ l E $149. Electric adding machine Shower and bath. Free VERNON - Available im JUST LISTED - 14 acres in IMMEDIATE Cash for your $25. 646-2753. parking. Working man mediately. Excellent six room ★ ★ one of Manchester nicer property. Let us explain our WE BUY AND SELL Used ArtMoo lor Solo 41 preferre Reasonable. 649- apartment with beautiful rec residential areas. Ap- fair proposal. Call Mr. furniture. One piece or entire COLOR T.V. Magnovox - $200. 9167. room in newer two family. The Hi Stove co p p erfot( n e, $100. Stove, refrigerator, attached TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville proximately 1500 foot fron- Belfiore, 647-1413. houseful. Cash on the line. ALUMINUM sheets used as 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and tage. Only $12,000 per acre.a Furniture Bam. 646-0865. Refrigerator,ator coppertone,opper SLEEPING ROOM for rent. ;arage,e, separate utilities, printing plateS, .007 thick, $100. Washing macnine, $100. rack. $1,750. 2 8 9 ^ . Pasek Realtors 289-'7475. MAY WE BUY your home? 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for $22.00 per week. Centrally ty and references, $325. Quick, fair, all cash and no Dryer $150. Miscellaneous located. 146 Center Street. 649-4003. MEDITERRIAN BEDROOM $1. Phone 643-2711. a 1974 SUZUKI 250 TS - new roblems. Call Warren E. Set - Queen size bed, triple items. 643-8338. Please call 649-0013. SutfiMM Prop^ ie Sowiaid' pipe, good running condition, , Realtors, 643-1108. dresser, chest on chest, and UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub FIREWOOD - seasoned ^ 0 . Call after 5 p.m. 643- night stand. 2 years old, Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, Aportmonto For Pom S3 HomoolorPoM S4 5700. MANCHESTER - for sale WANTED - Duplex in Robert seldom used. Owner is hardwood, cut and split to commercial building and Brownies, nurses. East son district. $40,000 or under. moving. Price firm at $500. your needs. Dump truck load WE HAVE customers waiting liquor store. Call lor details, Catholic School. 649-1225. approximately 1 cord, $60. WEEKLY SPECIAL. Comporo- TroSoro ERA Debaldo Lesperance. Call Wl-1581. for the rental of your apart Carpeted two bedroom with Marion E. Robertson, 646-5050. 742-9117. MobBo Hi OS Realtor, 643-5953. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - ment or home. J.D. Real all appliances and more. Only ArtMoo lor Solo 41 Estate Associates, Inc. 649 $150 Rmtal Assistors, 239 Good condition. Good for 1970 NORDIC 399 Skidoo - DO YOU WANT to sell your FAMILY WANTS - Three plating,'or welding. Call 649- 1980/ 5646. Small fee. Sooort Proportf 27 bedroom multiple dwelling in excellent condition, $550. Call mobile home? We have BEAUTIFUL brand new, grey 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. 643-7131 after 6 p.m. good condition, with ample LOOKING for anything in real FOUR ROOM house with qualified, cash buyers VERMONT - Guest lodge. yard on child safe street, from rabbit fur coat. Small size. waiting! This is our specialty! Very reasonable. 649-9190. estate rental - apartments. fireplace, located in secluded Lake Seymour, essentials fur private owner. Call 649^54. ELECTRIC DOUBLE Oven homes, multiple dwellings, no setting of Coventry. Available For immediate action, call stove, very good condition, nished, fourteen rooms. Eight fees. Call J.D. Real Estate March 1. References and Conn. Mobile Home Brokers. bedrooms, $50,000. Area neMs SEASONED FIREWOOD - wing chair, rocking chair, 1-4292026. HouoohoU Goods 40 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. deposit required. Call 647-9615 good chef. Call Mrs. Oliver. Half cord, $30 delivered. Call U U E 10 UUMi lounge chair, drapes, antique 643-0738, anytime. after 4 p.m. 643-7174. REFRIGERATORS MO...... N « l « solid oak table. Dog house. MANCHESTER two bedroom (JUALITY USED Mobil Washers, ranges, used, 649-4016. Homes - 2 or 3 bedrooms, FIREWOOD, all hard wood, renovated apartment within COLUMBIA - Immaculate 3 Pool eototo Wontod 21 guaranteed and clean. New Octa ...... walking distance to down bedroom, 11 1/2 baths, single situated in lovely parks. shipment damaged, GE and cut and split into 2-foot SNOWMOBILE - Motoski 338. Ready for immediate oc- MMt m MMii ...,lS«|if town. ^40 includes heat, hot home. Formal dining room, Frigi''fgidaire. Low prices. B.D. lengths, $28 a pick-up truck Gpod condition. $450. Call cupan^. In Nrwich and ALL CASH For your property, load, delivered. Or two loads hny. IW| Ihn, Fd, l l i l water, stove, and fireplace, oil heat, garage. within■ 24 ■hours. Avoid )id RedR ^ Pearl and Son, 649 Main anytime. 646-1523. Jewitt Clity area. Also new '78 for $50. Fast delivery! Call refrigeratpy. Call 646-5949. Adults preferred. $350 Tape, Instant Service. Hayes Street, 643-2171. Main Street, nos models, 14 foot wide, 742-8867. Ria Itiai Oil Eiiri lay. monthly, plus security. Petrus Corporation, 646-0131. 643-2171. MEDITERRANEAN MANCHESTER - Three room Realty, 2293777. matching appliances. Finan- Bedroom set, riding mower, furnished efficiency apart cing available. Low down pay- DRY SEASONED Firewood - SELLII^G your house? Call us SEARS PORTABLE DRYER Hiiclwitw Pvtiil) li Hn bick. green buffet. Mahogany hi- ment. $160 monthly. No heat ment. Call for appointmentlintment toI Cut, split, delivered. All boy, black vinyl couch and MANCHESTER - 5 rooms visit our showrooms. Conn. first and we'll make you a - Harvest Gold. Very good EKCmUMEIMOP or utilities. Call 646-5200. with basement and rec room, cash offer. T.J. Crockett, condition. $75. Call 28949^ hardwood, mostly oak. Call Por imennalleii. H *-1ttl chair, assorted paintings and Mobile Home Brokers, 1-429 646-7905, 6 to 9 p.m. lamps. 646-8486. parking, appliances. Only 2026. Realtor, 643-1577. anytime. MANCHESTER / East Hart $190. Call Rental Assistors, ford Town Line - Remodeled 2 2395646. Small fee. DINNETTE SET - Maple with ARE YOU Selling your mobile pine lool^ finish, formica top bedroom apartment. Half of 2 family. Included appliances. MOVE TODAY! 5 large home? Buyers waiting. Please BUSINESS & SERVICE table, excellent condition, $200 m o n th ly . P a u l W. rooms with laundry facilities. call Plaza Homes, Broker. 1- $225. Call 646-3081. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Parking, appliances, yard for 828-0369. children, (miy $ ^ . <^ll Ren SKI BOOTS !■ Various sizes MANCHESTER . Main tal Assistors, 2395646. Small NEW YEARS Resolution and colors, $10 - $15. Mens and Street, 2 and 3 room apart fee. Plaza homes will not be un womens winter coat bargains. ment, heated, hot water, dersold. Our prices can’t be PENNY SAVER THRIFT appliances, parking, no pets beat. New 14 foot wldes. SHOP. Call 649-3297. STILL LOOKING? Call Ren Choose of two or three Security. 523-7047. tal Assistors. Over 750 vacan cies daily. AH areas, sizes and bedrooms, from $10,900. Come ALL WOOL 9x12 grey rug, DIRECTORY NEWER THREE Bedroom prices. Many welcome in and compare. Over 25 excellent condition, only Duplex - 1 1/2 baths, children and pets. Call Rental homes t;p choose froom. $30.00. Call mornings 643-1024. Priced from $1,495. Many set Sorrieoo Olforod 31 Sorvleoo Olforod 31 appliances. $305 monthly, not Asssitors, 2395646. Small fee. Sorvleoo Olforod 9* BulUIng-ConIroetIng 33 including utilities. Lease and up, ready to live in. Excellent security required. Available financing available. Open ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, WES ROBBINS carpentry March 1st. 6 1 ^ 5 2 . OPIeoo-Bloroo lor PoM SS Monday through SaturdaySaturday, INCOME attics, garages, yards remodeling specialistSt. Ad- BulUIng Suppiloo 42 Sunday by appmntment only. cleaned, moving, trucking. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, FOUR ROOM Apartment ATTRACTIVE Four room of Plaza Homes, 1348 Wilbur Loam for sale. Lawn service. bullt-lns, bathrooms, NATURAL STONE for Married adults only. No pets. fice. Ground level, central Cross Highway, Berlin Turn TAX No job too big or small. 568- kitchens, 649-3446. retaining walls, veneers, Parking for one car. Security. location, professional pike, Berlin, Conn. 1-8290369. 8522. patios, etc. Pick up by the References. Call 649-1265. building, parking and utilities. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - pound or delivery by the ton. Call 6492865. 1957 VW VAN - Built as SERVICE COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Homes, Additions, Repairs, Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, MANCHESTER - 3 bedroom Camper. Rebuilt motor. Good Installaatlon and repairs. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, 649-3163. Duplex, new two family. running condition. $200. Call Free estimates. Call Pat, at 345-2009. Appliances, wall to wall 64968tt, after 5:30 p.m. 646-3745, after 5 p.m. OFFICE 9PXCE DIRECTORY Dogo-BIrdo-Poto cai^ting, 1 1/2 baths. March TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 43 occupancy. $2iS0 monthly. 649- FOR RENT AutonuMfo Sorrvleo SS EXPERT FURNITURE Carpentry and general con 1344. DOG-CAT BOARDING ISO iq ia re tc«t, canter of TAX PREPARATION-Ex: refinishing and antique tracting. Residential and Mancbcfter, air coodlUooiiu and ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- perlenced accountant. Home restoration. Free estimatesHe commercial. Whether it be a bathing/grooming. Obedience parking. (4MH1. protection classes. Complete FIVE ROOM DUPLEX - Two sun specialists, factory ervice. Reasonable. In- E. Loveland, 649-8963. small repair job, a custom bedrooms, new kitchen trained, one day service, 114 INCOME TAX Sividual and corporation modern facilities. Canine M MMai. L N M m built home or a^thing in cabinets, modem bath, stove, East Main Street, Rockville. 'bocUeepIng. Call 5 6 6 ^ 1 . INCOME TAX preparation at between, call 646-1 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon tor Otport Tot fraptnUon Road, Manchester. For reser refrigerator, basement, attic 871-1617. omci: ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax your home, experienced. Dan with one room. Private □ AUTOMOTIVE CARPENTRY & Masoni^ - vations please call 646-5971. u s CanWr It, Mmohsilir service. Tax returns done in Mosler, 649-3329 or 525-8263. driveway and yard. $250 the nrivacy of your home. Call Additions and remodeling. monthly, security. No pets. TtM071 CARPET INSTALLAJIDN Free estimates. Call Anthony MINIATURE Schnauzer Pup Call after 1 p.m., 6493r"' Aiftot For Solo 01 and repairs, stair-shifts. Free Squillacote, 649-0811. pies - AKC. Salt and pepper. estimates. 649-6265. References. Call 289-0327, or FOUR ROOMS 2nd floor. 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - 649-0485. INCOME TAX Preparation - S * ? E x ^ n c ^ T t ^ Close to Main Street, bus line. 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 Experienced, personal ser- PooSng-SIdIng-ChImnof 34 miles. Asking $165F. Call 649 GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pup - $200 monthly and security. vice at your home - Dan. »' Pointing-Poporing 32 M3-5096 after 6:30 p.m. 8130, after 5:30 p.m. Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. Call Walt Zlngler for appoint- BIDWELL Home Improve 9 weekss old AKC, first puppy — ------ment. 646-5M6. PAINTING - interior andd ment Co. Expert installation shots. Dam and Sire, excellent 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 family dogs. Only $150. 633- SUBLET TWO Bedroom exterior, paperhanging, of aluminum siding, gutters Apartment - Available cylinders. Good condition. and trims. Roofing installa 1966. Automatic. $1695, or best HEM AND Alterations done excellent work. References. February 15th. $240 per month C&M TREE Service - Free es Free estimates. Fully in tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- offer. Call 875-4537. at home. Reasonable. Call 649- timates, discount senior LHASA APSO puppies - AKC. includes heat and hot water. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- 9109. Call after 6 p.m., 872-9473. 5410. citizens. Company 4431. Breed for gentleness. 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - Manchester owned and SPECIALIZING pleaning and Reasonable. 633-2479. V-8, 400 engine, 4 barrel, DRESSMAKING and operated. Call 646-1327. FEBRUARY 15th occupancy QUALITY PAINTING and chimneys, roofs, newly redecorated 2 rooms power steering, power brakes, alterations done reasonably. Paper Hanging by Willis new roofs. Free estimates.stin 30 44 air conditioning, excellent Call 6464972. B4M TREE SERVICE - LfvMtock and kitchenette, $155 per 25th Schultz. Fully insured, Years Experience. Howley, month. Three rooms and running condition. $850. Call Complete tree care and references. 649-4343. 643-5361. RIDING LESSONS indoor after 6:00, 5296294. ODD JOBS - cleaning cellars kitchenette, $170 per month. removal. Insured and ridinng ring. Western stock More U pnd attics, moving large experienced. Special winter Both apartments include heat, HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch ROOFER WILL Install roof seat, saddle seat, and hunt hot water, stove and 1974 HORNET Hatchback, six history wh appliances. Also stone or loom prices! 643-7285. cylinder, standard transmis delivered.'em 644-1775. pain ted for $150-$200 by siding or gutters for low dis seat. All levels 228-9817. refrigerator. Adults only, no Television scheduling now. Professional count price. Call Ken at 647- pets. Lease and security sion, good condition, $2000. CLOWNS AVAILABLE - considers any job. 289-9287, 1566. Call a ^ r 6 p.m. 6495681. DRIVEWAYS Snowplowed - tricks .and candy given, also required. Main and Eldridge Anniversai evenings or weekends,exe ■ Don.^ AnIfquM 48 Company, 643-6396. Reasonable rates. No job too balloons. Call 6^7568. 1970 LINCOLN Continental - 4 the perso smalt. Call 643-6797, anytime. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior Hoodng-Plumblng 38 WANTED. Antique furniture, ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - door. Clean. Must sell! .'^ 1 I network t REWEAVING bums, holes. and exterior painting, glass, pewter, oil paintings or Relocating. $1200. Call 649 BRICK, BLOCK,, Stone Zippers, umbrellas repaired. three room apartment. Stovq, Silver Ann paperhanging, and SEWERLINES, sink lines, other antique items. R. refrigerator, neat, electricity, 6842, after 5:30 p.m. Fireplaces, concrete. ■■flnd(Window shades, Venetian remodeling. FiRly insured. cleaned with electric cutters, Harrison, 643-8709. Chimney repairs. No job too blinds. Keys. TV for rent. references, no pets. $170. 649 6499658. by professionals. McKinney 3167 - 2293540. PLYMOUTH VOLARE " I small. Save. Call 644-8356 for Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com WANTED - Furniture, old Premier 1976 - blue with wood estimates. 5221. PAPERHANGER and pany, 643-5308. toys. Bisque dolls, steins. EAST HARTFORD - five grain, luggage rack, slant 6, Painter - Desires work. clocks, swords, guns. Outright room second floor rent near low mUeage, power steering Reasonable rates, no job too NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet purchase or consignment.t. Ca"Call Pratt and Whitney. Includes and brakes, electric rear win small. Call 6495017. All work repairs, plugged drains, heat, hot water, garage, stove dow defogger, standard shift. guaranteed. kitchen faucets replaced, and refrigerator, lease securi- Must he seen to he ap THIS MONTH OHLY■■■ repaired. Rec rooms, WANTED - Furniture, old $250 Sl-8357. preciated. 6499868. A 4 W PAINTING Quality bamroom remodeling, heat toys. Bisque dolls, steins. work. Reasonable rates. Cal- ill modernization, etc. Free clocks, swords, guns. Outright MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms, 1969 VOLKSWAGEN - 2 snow 643-8515, or 6497696. Estimate gladly given. M & M purchase or consignment.. Cal'Call second floor, renovated, attic, tires C-78X-14. 6495694. Off Plumbinglt Heating. 6492871. basement, garage, carMting, 20% Mi 1974 HONDA CIVIC - BulUIng-CoMroeUng 33 insulation,louiaviviii oakva& woodwork TruvuTvvtiVt FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- THE PACK RAT - Antiques & orches. No children or pets. excellent condition, low blng. Repairs and Collectables. Open Sundays 12 , 643-5237. mileage. Call 6492244 after 5 The front, zipper-closing CARPENTRY - Repairs, Remodeling. Faucets, to 5. 40 Flora Road, off Route p.m. makes this classie an remodeling, additions, gar vanities, hot water heaters. 85, Bolton. easy to slip-on 1976 Bonneville Th« Herald lies, oil cooler and ). 2894042. K1 250 TS - new running condition, after 5 p.m. 643- •••••••••••••••• 6 8 QA/eeleewc(February 4,1978 7ANT to sell your ome? We have , cash buyers lis is our specialty! diate action, call lie Home Brokers, r USED Mobil I or 3 bedrooms, n lovelv parks. ' Immediate oc- In Nrwich and area. Also new '78 14 fo o t wide, ippliances. Finan- )le. Low down pay- for appointment to ihowrooms. Conn, ne Brokers, 1-423- lelling your mobile •rs waiting. Please Homes, Broker. 1- ARS Resolution es will not be un- ir prices can't be r 14 foot wldes. f two or three from $10,900. Come mpare. Over 25 choose froom. n $1,495. Many set ) live in. Excellent available. Open irough Saturday, appointmentoln' • only, • (les, 1348 Wilbur way, Berlin Tum- , Conn. 1-82841369. VAN - Built as ■built motor. Good fidition. $ ^ . Call ter 5:30 p.m. I Sarwfc* 66 .ft- )RS - Toyota, Dat- lalists, factory e day service, 114 Street, Rockville. 25th anniversary More than 200 stars recall 25 years of television history when ^he past meets the present as the ABC Television Network looks to the future In “ABC’s Silver Anniversary Celebration,” a four-hour special saluting the personalities and programs that have led the network to Its present leadership position. “ABC's Silver Anniversary Celebration" airs Sunday at 7 p.m. r I Inside: television programs, Feb. 4 to 10 zipper-closing lie clsssie an lip-on dress. 10 with Photo- n Sizes 8 to 18. m bust...3V4 inch. availdbU only fsssAown. ,u*nu im xw SmiSw saS fit, ' C A Summer’78. ASHION con- lonns Coupon. 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Vima Lisi. a tO:tS ■ MOVE 'Riders to the Stars' 1954 a WONDER WMDOW Hugh O'Bnen, Wilfred Hyde-White . a PTL CIUB-TALK AND VARETY ® SPACE ACADEMY 8 GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 8SU P ER M A N a BEST OF THE FESTIVAL OF 12:00 a UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY BRUNS WRAP-UP William Lundigan, Herbert Marshal. ® FAITH FOR TOOAY UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY 0 6*30 ® DAVEY AND GOLIATH • f i x F IM ® ONCE UPON A CLASSIC FAITH ® FACE THE STATE TELETHON CONTNUES a 7:00 10:30 8 8 8 HERCaOOS-SPACE 7:00 TELETHON CONTNUES ® 60 MNUTES ® V t u ALEGRE a 8 THUNDER 4:00 7:28 10:46 8 I LOVE LUCY a HAL ROACH PRESENTS 0 SPORTS EXTRA GHOST O CROCKETT'S VICTORY ® MAN BULDS, MAN DESTROYS 0 ® LIVE FROM LNCOLN ® 8 ABC'S SEVER ANMVERSARY ■ CASPER AND FRENOS 8 PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARETY ® OPN O N a BRUNS WRAP-UP ® 8 ISSUES ANO ANSVIIERS a SPRNGFELD NTERNAT10NAL 0 ORAL ROBERTS O ONCE UPON A CUSSIC a WONDERAMA CENTER CELEBHATK3N (B DAVEY AND O a iA TH GARDEN 8 8 8 REGIONAL COLLEGE 7:30 11:00 a JMMY SWAGGART TENMS CLASSIC 0 ASK THE MANAGER ■ VILLA ALEGRE 12:46 BASKETBAU ‘78 ® DALY NUMBER ® THS IS THE LEE a RELIGIOUS PROGRAM a WASHNGTON WEEK N a WORLD AT WAR 6:46 ® ® a 8 8 NEWS 3:t6 ® O a O A MEN 10:26 ® A NEW DAY ® HIGH SCHOOL PRESS a 8 UNTTED CEREBRAL PALSY a WLDKNGDOM a GOSPEL SNGNG JUBLEE CB A NEW DAY 0 PAKT ALONG VIHTH NANCY a MOVE 'High Sierra' 1941 Ida REVEW ® 8 ABC SPORTS MAGAZNE 11:00 ® N THE NEWS 12*56 KOMNSKY CONFERENCE TELETHON 8 8 8 THE WONDERFUL WORLD 6:68 Lupino, Humphrey Bogart. O RE BOP 8 FLNTSTONES 3*30 ® ® a 0 8 NEWS 10:27 ® IN THE n e w s ' a NASHVELE ON THE ROAD a LUCY SHOW a UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF DISNEY ■ MORMNG PRAYER 8 MOVE ‘The Unknown' 1946 Jelf 8 PETTICOAT JUNCTION ® F R N G L N E ® 8 ABC'S WOE WORLD OF a LIVNG TOGETHER 8 JUMOR HALL OF FAME 12:67 Donnel, Jim Bannon. a AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS 7:30 TELETHON CONTNUES 1:30 0 PANT ALONG WITH NANCY 7:00 0TW O RONNES SPORTS 8 MOVE WhaTs the Maher With 10:30 8 JUNIOfl HALL OF FAME 4:30 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW ® MY NEIGHBOR'S RELIGION a MOVE 'Conquest of the Planet ot KOMNSKY ® ARTHUR AND COMPANY 8 a AVI NELSON SHOW a WALL STREET WEEK a SPANKH NSIQHT Helen?' 1971 Debbie Reynolds. Shel ® BATMAN-TARZAN 1:00 8 POLKA ® WORSHP FOR SHUT NS the Apes' 1972 Roddy McOowal, ® CROCKETT'S VICTORY • u n d e r d o g • MISSION IMPOSS8LE ® FORSYTE SAGA a BULLWNKLE 4:00 l s Winters 9 ARCHES ® WHAT'S NEW MR. MAG007 8 REX HUMBARD ® LITTLE RASCALS ® 8 ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF ® THE OPEN DOOR 11:30 D w Murray. 1:46 ® TRANSATLANTIC BALLOON (3AROEN a LIVNG FAITH 8 8 8 THMK PtNK PANTHER ® ACTION NEWSMAKERS SPORTS 7:31 8 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR ® NOVA ® 20TH ANNUAL NBA AU-STAR 7:30 8 CONSULTATION ® 'M O V E ‘Summer ot 42' 1971 FLIGHT 8 PTL a U B -TA LK ANO VARETY O OANEL FOSTER, M.O. • MOVE 'Last Man on Earth' 1964 ® INCREDIBLE WORLD OF 8:00 12:30 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE , 7:26 0 THE FOURTH ESTATE Jennifer O'N ei, Gary (3rimes. GAME ^ a LIVNG FAITH 8 THE DRUM ■ CARRASCOLENOAS Vincent Price, Franca Bettoca. ADVENTURE ® WE BELEVE • PRAYER ® DANEL FOSTER, M.D. ® M OVE 'Loving' 1970 (Seorge ® OUTDOORS 2:00 8 O COLLEGE BASKETBALL '78 NEWS tl:l5 10:66 a PETTICOAT JUNCTION ® CELEBRATION OF THE a BRADY BUNCH HOCKEY 7:30 6:00 6:00 Segal, Eva Marie Saint. ® a THE SUPERSTARS 8 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY 0 ® CBS NEWS ® a SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK a WRESTLNG ® $25,000 PYRAMID ® THE BOB NEWHART SHOW EUCHARIST ® M OVE ‘The Marriage ol a Young ® SHEPHERD'S PE ® HOT FUDGE 8 ITA TRACK MEET a a DYNAMIC DUOS TELETHON CONTNUES 1t:30 10:66 O WASHNGTON WEEK IN a VOICE OF FAITH Stockbroker' 1973 Richard Benjamin, 8:00 • BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE 8 CHAMPIONSHE WRESTLING 8 MOVE 'Girlsl Girts! Gktsl 1962 a VITAUS-U.S. OLYMPIC TRACK 8 ® WORLD a MOVE The Paper Chase' 1973 ® THE CBS U T E MOVE MASH' ® N THE NEWS REVEW 8 ® SESAME STREET ® RHOOA ® DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE 0 TURNABIXIT (CAPTIONED) Elvis Presley, SteHa Stevens. AND FELD MEET Joanna Shimkus. a UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY Timothy Bottoms. Lindsay Wagner A pair ol long johns, originally 11:00 a YOUNG SAMSON • NEWS 8 KDSWORLD f ® CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ® 8 WHAT'S HAPPENING! 8 UNTTED CEREBRAL PALSY a HOUR pF POWER TELETHON CONTNUES 6:00 0 UNDERSEA WORLD OF JAC belongng to Hawkeye. becomes a , • SOUL TRAIN • h o c k e y 6*30 QUES COUSTEAU 8 ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMED (CAPTIONED) ® P R O FAN TELETHON ® THE CBS FESTIVAL OF LIVELY valuable commodity during the long ® a KROFFTS SUPERSHOW 8 ROOM 222 > 6:30 8 8 0 BLACK BEAUTY ® MARLO ANO 'THE MAGIC MOVE 0 NNE ON NEW JERSEY ALI 8 R F L E M A N ARTS Korean winter ‘Bob and Carol and 8 8 BAGGY PANTS ANO THE t:26 ADAM 12 M AOtNE a ANMAL WORLD 8 UNCLE WALDO O GREAT PERFORMANCES 8 M OVE 'Since You Went Away' MISSION MPOSSIBLE Ted and Akce' 1969 Natake Wood. NITWITS ® IN THE NEWS ® NSIQHT Sound of a different jingle a 0 ® EVEMNG AT SYMPHONY 8:00 8 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 8 HOCKEY 1944 Claudette Colbert, Jennifer - ® 8 HAWAIIAN OPEN Robert Culp A married couple, 8 MOVE -Meet the Mummy' t955 t:30 a ORAL ROBERTS 8:30 ® THREE ROBOMC STOOGES O CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ® r o y a l h e r it a g e Jones. The shoemaker’s children a UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY experxnenlxig with an open relalion ■ ABBOTT ANO COSTELLO Abbott and Costelo, Marie ® CBS SATURDAY FILM (CAPTIONED) 6:30 a UNCLE WALDO ® ON OUR OWN Windsor. 12:00 TELETHON CONTNUES stxp. try to brxig another couple n on FESTIVAL b e w it c h e d 8 SACRED HEART don’t necessarily go without 0 NEW YORK REPORT ® 8 SUPER FRENDS • ® T>€ TONY RANDALL SHOW ® COLLEGE HOCKEY 5:30 the honesty arid trust (R) ■ DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 PARENT EFFECTIVENESS • b e w it c h e d ® TURNABOUT (CAPTIONED) ® 8 OPERATION PETTICOAT 8:46 shoes: songwriter Spencer a JIMMY SWAGGART • HOT FUDGE 12:30 a FAITH FOR TOOAY a DAVO SUSSKNO 8 8 8 HONG KONG PHOOEY ® CONNECTICUT: SEEN a WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP ATHLETES 8 DAVEY AND GOLIATH Michelin’s family and 9:00 ® BARETTA 11:26 a 0 DIAMOND RIVERS 0 SESAME STREET 8 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING TENNIS 9:00 friends are up to their ears ® ALL N THE FAMILY a NBC LATE NIGHT MOVE Rosehi ® IN THE NEWS 1:00 ® SAY BROTHER 8*26 O WALL STREET WEEK EVENING 8:67 a ABBOTT AND COSTELLO in soiiM he’s written espe 0 HELEN REOOY SHOW and Ryan Men Who Love Women' 11:30 8 MOVE ‘Invitation to Happiness' ® IN THE NEWS 8 PARTRIDGE FAMILY 8 NBC NEWS UPDATE ® DIALOGUE WITH LAUREL ® 8 SILVER ANNIVERSARY CELE Tony Roberts. Squire Frideli ® SECRETS OF ISIS 1939 Fred MacMurray, Irene cially for and about them. EVENING 6*30 8 FURY 8:68 Durxie. VLOCK Head of Michelin & Hill, BRATION CONTNUES 8 MEET THE PRESS ® SPEED BUGGY • MOVE 'Missle to the Moon' 1959 1:66 6:00 ® NEWSBREAK a UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY Richard Travis, Michael Whalen, a MOVE Inc., a New York City music a MEET THE MAYORS 8 MEDtX ■ BRADY KOS ® IN THE NEWS ® 8 NEWS 9:00 TELETHON CONTINUES a ATHLETES AND LISTEN 8 MOVE The Farmer's Daughter’ a 8 SPACE SENRNELS company, Michelin makes a 6:00 ■ VEWPOINT ON NUTRITION 2:00 8 $128,000 QUESTION , ® THE JEFFERSONS a DAY OF DISCOVERY 0 8 8 THE BIG EVENT Midway' 1947 Loretta Young. Joseph 8 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT Uving writing jingles for TV ® 8 NEWS 8 8 8 C B. BEARS ® SOUL TRAIN ® 8 h a w a ia n o p e n > ® 8 LOVE BOAT 8 MISTER ROGERS Part one 1976 Charllon Heston, • SEARCH AND RESCUE: THE 8 MOVE The Other‘S CXjIton 8:66 ■ ANDY GREFITH SHOW RACWG FROM AQUEDUCT a REX HUMBARD 8 SACRFICE OF THE MASS and radio commericals. But ALPHA TEAM 8 Hagen. Diana Muldaur Henry Fonda ' 12:00 ® 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK J » EIGHTH DAY 8 THIS WEEK N BASEBALL a a 8 NBC SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 POPEYE his personal hit parade con 0 ® MASTERPIECE THEATRE 8 SCENCE FICTION FILM 1t:66 a HUMAN DIMENSION 6*66 • h o c k e y 8 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED THE MOVES 'Ring ot Passion' Bemie 8 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP sists of sonu he’s written 9:30 ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 0 PROGRAMMING AWARDS ® N THE n e w s ' O COLLEGE BASKETBALL Casey, Britt Ekiand. 9*30 and recorded not for money, yw 11:66 0 ® STUDIO SEE UNANNOUNCED ® ALICE 8 WORSHIP FOR SHUT NS 9:00 8 WLO WLD WEST 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE 0 THE SHAKERS ® BEST OF CORSAIR ANO NEWARK ANO REALITY 1:00 ® W THE NEWS but for love: “Happy Birui- 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY 0 ® BUGS BUNNY ANO ROAD ® COLLEGE HOCKEY 8 HOGAN'S HEROES ® MOVE 'The Importance of Being COMPANY a ORAL ROBERTS 11:67 day, Howard Carp,’’ for his GARDEN a NEWS RUNNER 2:30 6:30 Earnest' 1952 Michael Redgrave, S JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF 8 JUNIOR H A U OF FAME boss; “I Love It V ^ n You ■ WOODY WOODPECKER • GHOST ANO MRS. MUR ® CBS NEWS Joan Greenwood. THE EARTH Scratch My Back,’’ for his ® 8 SCOOBY'S ® MAKE nr REAL 8 CAROL BURNETT ANO ® LITTLE RASCALS LAFF-A-LYMPICS AFTERNOON a JIvIMY SWAGGART wife; “Ain’t Nobody Home Spencer Michelin a F L L F L M FRIEhOS 9*30 • MOVE Spirit ol lira West' 1932 at John & Sheri’s House’’ for 8 MOVE 'Manhattan Melodrama' 8 MOVE ‘A Night to Remember' ® MAUDE 8 ZOOM Hoot Gibson, Doris HiS. 1934 Clark Gable, Myma Loy. a JETSONS friends who wanted a truly have met with so much en 12:00 1958 Kenneth More, Ronald Aten. ® OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 8 MISTER ROGERS 3:00 8 ANIMAL WORLD a iN S IG H T gritty ditty emanating from thusiasm that Michelin is ® FAT ALBERT 0 RENASCENCE: WHERE ALL 8:30 A.M. 9:26 ® MOVE ‘Seconds' 1966 Rock a 8 8 NBC NEWS 10:00 their telephone answering DOW trying to turn his labors • MOVE 'Terror Beneath the Sea' THNGS BELONG ® IN THE NEWS Hudson, Salome Jens. a FANTASTIC VOYAGE 0 ® QUE.PASA, U.S.A.7 9:68 machine. of love into cold cash. He 1970 Peggy Neal, Andrew Hughes. ® DUSTY'S TREEHOUSE • BRADY BUNCH a ADAM 12 ® a ABC NEWSBREF And then there’s Micbe- says he will compose such a to 5:00 P M a OLD TWE GOSPEL HOUR lin’s magnum opus, “H any jingle and produce a finished a CHALICE OF SALVATION recording of it for anyone. 8 SOCCER FROM ITALY Szwarcberg Is a Citizen,*’ 8 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY resented to his Belgian- Well, anyone who will pay t e l e t h o n CONTNUES Pom stepfather when he be $5,000. Whatever the noarket for This week’s sports on TV a TOP CA T came a citizen of the United TH IS W EEK rax t ATVun States. A cross between a cutom-tailored tunes turns Today ® AS MAN BEHAVES polka and a march with a out to be, Midielin glows 5:00 (8) Championship Wrestling. 2:00 (8-40) Superstars. 10:30 little drinking song thrown when he talks about immor 1:00 (38) NHL Hockey: Sabres vs. 6:00 (8-40) Goth Hawaiian Open. 2:00 (20-22-30) Dynamic Duos. ® BARRIO in, (“Who’s Yankee Doodle? talizing his stepfather, the North Stars. 6:00 (8) Racing from Aqueduct ON CABLE T.V. 2:30 (20-22-30) Sportswortd. a S P C E R M A N Ha^Szwarcberg! Bring on citizen. “Sometimes,” 2:00 (22) NHL Hockey: Sabrse vs. 8:00 (38) NHL Hockey: Bruins vs. ® JABBERJAW North Stars. Penguins. 3:t6 (8-40) Sports Megazlns. the bugles for Harry Michelin says, smiling 3:30 (8-40) Wide World of Sports. 8 SWISS FAMILY R06NS0N 2:00 (24) College Basketball: 11:30 (20-22-30) Track and field: Szwarcberg!’’), it was re broadly, “mother finds 4:00 (3) Special: lrane-A«an«o 8 JEWISH HERITAGE Manhatan vs. Fairftald. Vltslls U.S. Olympio Invttattonal. LIVE FROM corded by eight voices, Harry just sitting alone in baltoonlng. . 11:00 2:00 (57) Collega Hockey: Boston Midnight (57) College Hockey: the den with the lights kind 4:00 (20-22-30) Cottage BeakelbaN: ® UPFR ON T piano, electric piano, bass, University vs. Provldencs. Boston University vs. Providenoe. of dim. . .listening over and Marquette vs. South Carolina. a WOODY WOODPECKER drums, two guitars and five 3:00 ( 6 ^ ) Pro Bowling: King Louis Sunday over to his song.’’ SM (8-40) Goth Hawaiian Open. M ADISON ® 8 GREAT GRAPE APE horns. Open. T 3 0 (38) NHL Hockey: Bruins vs. UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY These “personal jingles’’ 4:00 (20-22-30) College Besketbell: 1:00 (3) Challenge ol the Sexes. 8 Your Car Laid Up? Maple L s M . Rhode Island vs. Providence. 1:00 ( 22) Tennis: Springfield TELETHON CONTNUES Classic. 10:30 (6) Sports Extra. 4:30 (B-40) Wide World of Sports. a REVEREND AL Need Transportation? 1:46 (3) NBA All-Star Game. SQUARE GARDEN a BIG PAY-OFF BOWLNG ON CABLE CHANNEL 26 8 NFNITY FACTORY a THREE STOOGES MfSPIZZinU ® DNENSIONS N CULTURE RENT A PINTO niOMUSI 11:30 206 W. CENTER ST. ® FACE THE NATION a FLNTSTONES 646-6661 Home Box Office schedule Sat. 2/4 U.S. Olympic Track 8*00 ® a ANIMALS. ANIMALS. 267 E. CENTER ST. For Only *9 Dty. 10* OMe, or *SS WeeUy* ANIMALS Sun 2/5 Colorado Rockies at N.Y. Rangers 7-30 a MOMENTS OF COMFORT “Tommy" 6 4 6 - 2 8 8 _____ This week’s schedule for 4:30— Bittersweet Love Wadnaaoay Home Box Office on Greater 6:00— Echoes of a Summer ■rues 2/7 Portland Trail Blazers at N.Y. Knicks 7^30 *To QualHM RMitars Hartford CATV: 8:00— The Eagle Has Landed 6 :30 -Em p lrs of the Ants 10:30— Stay Hungry 8:00-4killegs Basketball Wed 2/8 Minnesota Morth Stars at N.Y. Rangers 7*30 Today 12:30— Echoes of a Summer t0:00— Alloe'a Restaurant BRAKE P IZ Z M IA Midnight— George Kirby Thurs 2/9 Indiana Pacers at N.Y. Knicks 7^30 THE Monday 2:30— Small Town In Texas Thuraday FrI 2/10 Golden Gloves Boxing 4:30— Gladys Knight and Ray 6:30— Bound for Glory (Video Taped 2/9/70) CENTER Chartss 8 « I - A I I the Praeldenrs Man 6:30— Uon In Winter IN A ll 4 WHIEIS 6:00— Small Town In Texas 1 0:3 0-HB O Maglo Show 8:00— The Eagle Has Landed 10:30— Norm Crosby 8:00— Bound lor Glory MkJnlght-^AII the Prealdenre Men Most cart 10:30— Alice's Restaurant 1 1:3 0 -Th e Offence MANCHESTER 12:30— Gladys Knight and Ray Tuaaday rMay 30,000 Mila Guarantee Charles 6:00— Voyage of the Damned 6:30— Pipe Dreams GREATER HARTFORD CATV .m a n c h is tu Lw'dwii Sunday 8:00— Echoes of a Summer 8 .'0 0 -B u f ^ Bill and the Indiana tOKIO— Pips Dreams 801 Parker Street • Mancheeter Conn.-e6 4 0 .4)4 (X) 643-7412 k T T ' J You tried the Rest,** 3:00— Jack and the Beanstalk 10K)0— Small Town In Texas 1t:30— Audrey Rose Midnight— Stay Hungry 121 Tolleittf T«ek. (Rte. I)) f ML S« Of VeraM Cifctc Now try the Best, Pile 4 — WEEKEND — Febrninr «■ ICT WEEKEND - Febnary 1 Itn -P u e 9 DayUnM programt Tueeday, Feb. 7 aVENBIO • cross WITS OD • LAVERNE AND SHRLEY 8 O DICK CAVETI SHOW MUfWMU 8:30 • • SANFORD AND SON 2XX) PLANNING A WEDDING? • OOO COUPLE • BASKETBAa • ANDY QRFFITH SHOW B&J • ARCHES a KITTY T(»A Y CD • ONE LFE TO LIVE • ABC NEWS 6:67 11:20 • BEVERLY H U B U E S Th « choloe of your wodding photogrtphor It an • VARIOUS PROGRAMMEIQ 8N-SCH(X}L PROGRAMMMQ 6X)0 © OWENSONS M CULTURE • NBC NEWS UPDATE (D news 6:00 S PARENT EFFECTIVENESS (FRI.) • TOM LARSON SHOW O THE OPEN DOOR (FRI.) Important dtoM on. That la why vw would Ilka tha 11:30 OD CD VARKXJS PROQRAMMNO (D C D a S N E W S 7:30 9:00 • underdog B STRUM'N DRUMMERS 2:30 DALY NUMBBl THE CBS TUESDAY NIGHT • MOVE‘The Plainsman' 1966 Don ■ PUBLIC SERVICE o p p ^ n tty to ahow you tamplaa of our work. Lat • BRADY BUNCH (D (D 0:00 CD QUONQ LIGHT • 'C A H a BURNETT AND MOVES Huslla' 1975 BuH Reynolds, Murray, Guy Stockwei. Repair • CONCENTRATION A u to ' a PTL aUB-TALK AND VARCTY ua captura your pradoua day In baautiful oolor. (BMKE DOUGLAS 10:30 • BRADY KDS FRENDS CaSwrine Deneuve. CD a TUESDAY MOVE OF THE • NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY • • DOCTORS BBOZO COIAP I I t. Thursday. Fab. 9 W A ^ S t m d L CB Convac M OtfTNviMOH . 7:31 8'30 NTROOUCft A N(W MOOUCT eVEMNO 9:30 mOM CAIMOANIA ® DOUBLE PLAY lMERVGRFF»i ® 0 CARTER COUNTRY Three hours of oral argument megahertz, or expressed another vice-president of EIA, says that his 6:00 1 0 FISH 9t56 6:00 ® THE WALTONS I THE FOURTH ESTATE way, it means amateur on the 10 association supports either docket. for ® 0 ABC NEW^REF before the Federal Communications OD (E 0 0 NEWS 0 CROSS WITS 0:00 10:00 meter band, with CB on the 11 meter. “We’ll support overwhelmingly any WELCOME BACK, KOHER • w m u i Commission about the widespread 0 BRADY BUNCH ® 0 ) HAWAI FIVE-O ® BARNABY JONES HOCKEY • mCNNIi • CORTUNP f UK of linear amplifiers took place They’re close as kissin’ cousins. proposal which looks toward banning ■V KAMA SUTnA 0 CONCENTRATION 0 ) 0 BARNEY MUER 0 N E W S CHIPS ) PTL aUB-TALK AND VAR6TY •ON. OP Lova 0 B O Z O 0 0 0 ® 0 B A R E T T A toward the end of the year. The bat all linear amplifiers between 24 and 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 1 JAMES AT 16 “Hams” have always been allowed 0 N OUR OWN IMAGE 0 0 0 0 0 WHAT REALLY HAPPENED FRESH SWEET AFFU CIDOI A tle is between the “ham” operators 35 megahertz.” •CLOVa SOAP 0 HOGAN'S HEROES ® N O V A I O ADVOCATES to tinker with their rigs, while CBers TO THE C U S S OF '65 and the CBers. It will be a couple of The ARRL (Amateur Radio Relay 0B O N AN ZA 0 247-2424 (CAPTIONED) have not. When the 23-channel CB un •vaivarv s a t h b b a o s a ZOOM O MASTERPECE THEATRE months before the FCC’s decision League) argued that they wanted to P R O M O B O O 6:30 its became a drug on the market as a Burner’s first big show 10:16 FERRANDD ORCHARDS will be handed down. see the problem of the black box 0 I LOVE LUCY 0 BRUINS WRAP-UP BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD., GLASTONBURY result of the FCC ruling cutting off AN BXcmNO o m r pop OD ABC NEWS As the daughter of two apartment house on the cor The point to it all is that the “ham” solved but the proposals in the two YOU ANO YOUR 10:30 the sale of this type in favor of the 40 0 JOKER'S WILD alcoholics, Carol Burnett ner of Yucca and Wilcox — a 9 M Iht B fo n a Vlto't Hm aurm t dockets before the FCC would not 0 NEWARK AND REALITY operators feel a ban on linears would channels gear, “hams” sucked up the •68.00 S 0 L A S S C may not have had an ideal block from Hollywood Boul 0 ROBERT YOUNG, FAMILY 0 0 0 NBC NEWS infringe upon their previously work. ARRL represents individuals Call 646-1644 T childhood, but as she reveals evard. DOCTOR 23s like catfish in a dirty tank. They’d THE LION'S DEN 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY granted liberties. Most CBers are as well as manufacturers of “ham" -or stop In m in the current issue if Red- “I used to be a closet radio 11:00 figure out how easy it was to convert waimitmtr a$m 0 ADAM 12 ® ® 0 0 0 NEWS opposed to linears, of which there are gear. Robert Booth, counsel for 066 Sullivtn Ava. • O OVER EASY book, she could always en performer. When I was 0 ADAM 12 them to 10 meter operation. Coupling Colony Shopa 6:55 tertain herself. alone, I would open the win hundreds of thousands in operation. ARRL, said “we’d support anything KEEP SMILING dow and pretend I was a 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION a 23 with an amateur amplifier gave South Windsor 0 NEWS "When I was a kid,” she 0LIVNQ FAITH They are the bane of the straight that achieved the desired effect, but 7:00 radio show and blare out at them the world to work on. That’s KEEP HAPPY recalls, “we lived in an 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION the simple, inescapable fact is that ® CBS NEWS CBer’s existence, because they are a the apartments next door. I 0 ® DICK CAVETT SHOW legal. BRADY BUNCH constant depressant and trouble the proposals will not Work.’’ 0 would shout, ‘Welcome to 11:30 ® CONCENTRATION our show this evening. Our ® THE CBS U TE MOVE 'Diinger’ source. And bear in mind that the There is no question that the black 0 BOWLWG FOR DOLLARS 1973 Warren Oates, Ben Johnson. amateurs don’t like CBers with 0 FESTIVAL OF FAITH guest today Is...’ and I would in gift shops. HAS THE “Hams” work the world with their box causes tremendous problems — 0 MOVE 'Marked Woman' 1937 0 OUTDOORS WITH KEN make up a name. ‘Would you linears any better than any CBers. with ’TV interference, with “ham” Bette Davis, Humphrey Bogart. LARGEST COLLECTION C outfits. CBers work within a limit of CALLAWAY like to sing a song for us.’ ® 0 STARSKY AND HUTCH, 150 miles. The CB band and the It's just that they feel a ban would operations, with other CBers, both 0 NEWS “ ‘I certainly would,’ I TOMA deprive them of a privilege they’ve 0 OVER EASY amateur radio band are so close that mobile and fixed position. The FCC would say, changing my 0 MOVE 'Phantom Lady' 1944 AMERICAN 0 CROSS WITS always had. ’They like the idea of does yeoman service in its efforts to voice. Franchot Tone, Alan Curtis. a negative ruling from the FCC on 0 000 COUPLE ‘‘ ‘Do you need any 0 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW providing proof with a ham license at police and locate offenders. 0 ABC NEWS 0 linears would have a very far- music?’ 0 ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS INDIAN ® DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE reaching effect. the time of purchase as all that However, the problem persists. We’ll ‘‘ ‘No I don’t need any 0 IRONSIDE 7:30 There are two dockets before the should be necessary for the proper let you know the decision of the Com ® DALY NUMBER music.’ And then I would 12:30 ■ 0 MOVE JEWELRY method of policing. John Sodolski, mission when it comes down. 0 CAROL BURNETT AND sing a whole song and do a Commission; 2116 which would ban 1:00 ERIENOS commercial. IN MANCHESTER. the manufacture and sale of ® MUPPETS SHOW ‘‘One day som ebody 0 0 0 TOMORROW 0 NEWLYWED GAME I.T6 amplifiers capable of operating on yelled, ‘Turn that damn ra 0 JOE FRANKLW SHOW 0 POP GOES THE COUNTRY COME IN....CHECK OUR the 11 meter band; and 2117 which §DM)(D dio off’ I was scared to 0 HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 1:30 BookmobllB tchBdule 1st Prize $1,000.00 death. But I was thrilled. I 0 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED QUALITY & LOW PRICES would require FCC acceptance of 0 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 2nd to 6th Prizes $100.00 each 0 SPECIAL EDITION fooled them. I was wanting 2:15 amplifier for amateur radio opera 0 NEWS PLUS ffi HOCKEY somebody to hear me. And O.OA tion. 0 BOBBY VINTON SHOW yet be invisible.” Here is next week’s schedule for the Wadnaaday 0 PRAYER THE LION'S DEN The “hams” pleaded what Each week one of our customers will win one of Manchester Public Library bookmobile: UNIQUE and UNUSUAL GIFTS appeared to be “hardship” and told 10:00— Crestfield Convalescent Home these beautiful, loving, stuffed animals. the FCC that a proof of license upon Monday 2:10— Horace Street 2:50 — Lorraine Road 7 6 7 M A I N purchase was all that was heeded to 10:30— Manchester Manor 11:30— Laurel Manor 3:30 — Galaxy Drive Friday, Feb. 10 assure the useful purpose. As a point, MANCH. 1:30 — East Maple Street 4:10 — Squire Village R.L. 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President Carter Friday by serving The reference obviously took in notice he will press his demand for Israel's refusal to allow creation of self-determination for the an independent Palestinian state, but Palestinians. Carter kept his own remarks con Sadat and Carter exchanged brief fined to a general pledge to promote welcoming remarks at the White peace thiough mediation. House minutes after the Egyptian "Obviously, the first responsibility arrived from Morocco, then flew by is for direct negotiations between the helicopter to the secluded, blocked- leaders involv^ in the Middle E a st," off presidential retreat at Camp Carter said. "But I've committed our David in Maryland's Catoctin Moun own country to a continuing active tains for a weekend of talks. role in support of those negotiations. Egyptian sources said Sadat would 1 want to recommit our nation Arnold Rofculz FrAnroisr IVlalliieii Boh Fuuchrr Wilson Ikrukin I'ul K Rule Doll urge Carter to "knock some sense today." Arnolfl Bogoir., 40 Greenfield Tolland Turnpike, Manchester — 14 ilMin llru kin, 45 N School Manchester — "People who call into the Israelis" to get the stalled Drive, South Windsor — “The con "I don't like snow anym ore" St.. Manchester - "When people "W e ll be discussing the best way the wrong number and rudely Middle East negotiations moving. stantly increasing tax structure at call Or write about a complaint hang up " The Egyptian president, saying the to maintain and even enhance the all levels of government." Kill) Faiirhcr, 12 Laurel St'., and refuse to give their name.s " Dull- Doll, Center Street, talks were at a "historic, crucial momentum that has already been es Manchester — “People just aren't Manchester - "People who don't crossroads," hinted at the stand he tablished.” FrjpiiroiKC Mnlliiru, 495 friendly enough " Pul Roy, 103 Prospect St . use signal lights when driving " will take in his arrival remarks. Reading carefully from a prepared "Like you, my dear friend, we text. Sadat told Carter. "W e are now believe in human rights and respect at a historic, crucial crossroads " in for the dignity of m an," Sadat told the search for peace. Carter on the cold, windy White House lawn. "Events have proven that the great "Like you, my friend, we cherish idea of peace is unfortunately fragile lll^ljrBtrr fnenjug our land and sacrifice our lives to de and vulnerable. We have to remedy fend it against any encroachment. this situation." Like you. my friend, we believe in Saying Egypt wants all peoples to be "free and secure within its own EDITI land," he added; "W e want to create Cost increases a new Middle East where all nations, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 4.1978 including the Palestinians, live PRICEJ-,FIFTEEN C E F TtlJ^ ^ \ Effective Monday, Feb. 6, the together in harmony and fraternity." ■ft' \single copy price of the "God willing,” he concluded 4 \Manchester Evening Herald will somberly, “we shall overcome.” jbe 20 cents. The brief White House ceremony The price adjustment is was unusually low key and/informal Necessary due to continued in- — lacking even the customary honor Quota exceeded Consolidation urged rease^ in newsprint and other guard — in keeping with Carter's Iblishing costs. determination to keep publicity at a IHome delivery price will re- minimum and quiet privacy upper The Manchester-Bolton branch of win at 90 cents per week. most. Only journalists and a handful the American Red Cross received 192 of presidential aides witnessed it. pints of blood at a Bloodmobile held in committee leaflet a tl Friday at St. James School in Manchester. The total far exceeded By GREG PEARSON solidation occurs, the district said, comparing the district tax to the town tax. the 160-pint goal that the Red Cross lIrralH Reporter firehouse would be maintained and had set. manned by paid staff. The district "We re doing our best. Nobody has udent blamed The Committee for One operates an all-volunteer fire depart been dissatisfied." Lassow said of Manchester has issued a pamphlet ment. the district's lax about consolidation, and the Eighth It says that district volunteers will Commenting on the pamphlet. '1 Outside today Utilities District also is exp ect^ to be retained and efforts will be made Lassow said, "All the innuendos and high school fire issue a brochure on the subject. to integrate district officers into the half-truths can't convince the district Saturday sunny and cold. Highs in In a related development, the com Town Fire Department. to consolidate. " mittee has named William Sleith to A 15-year-old Manchester High counseling will be provided for the the upper-teens to mid-20s. Clear The pamphlet also criticizes the Lassow said that the district also coordinate petitioning in the non School student has been apprehended youth. The maximum suspension Saturday night and very cold, lows district’s method of taxing for plans to distribute a brochure about district section of Manchester. for starting a fire at the school Mon period by state law is 10 days. zero-to-lO-above. Increasing sanitary sewer use. • consolidation to present its stand The committee has been formed to day morning. School Superintendent Kennedy commended the students cloudiness Sunday with high The district levies a two-mill tax He mentioned the five-mill tax support a consolidation move. It has Jam es P. Kennedy said Friday after for showing “a mature and responsi temperatures in the 20s. Probability for sewers on all real and personal difference between the town and the noon. ble attitude" and the security per of precipitation, near zero percent organized a petitioning effort aimed property. Small families pay as district, an item that is mentioned at obtaining signatures from ten per The fire occurred in a heating unit sonnel who helped bring atout a through Saturday night. Northwest much as large families, the pamphlet frequently by district officials. F cent of the voters in the district and says. in a hallway between the first and se successful resolution to the matter. winds 10 mph or less through Sunday. District officials have spoken against cond period semester exams. School ten percent of the voters in non "Size of the sewer charge should be consolidation and have said that the and fire^fficiais had termed the fire district areas. based on extent of use, not on a flat district has to vote itself out of suspicious because of the timing and If these numbers of signatures are rate," it says. existence, according to the Town because of two other fires recently at obtained, a referendum question on The Town of Manchester's sewer Charter. the school. Damage by the fire was Winter Carnival consolidation will be placed on the rate now is based on 115 percent of A referendum, which would take limited to the heating unit, but ballot, probably in November. the water bill. This system provides place under the "Home Rule A ct" of caused evacuation of the entire Consolidation would combine the a discount for large users but it will the General Statutes of Connecticut, school while smoke was ejected from Eighth Utilities District and the be changed because the federal would combine the votes of the dis E the building. set for Sunday Town of Manchester. The town and government is requiring a flat rate trict and the rest of the town into one Kennedy said that the youth was the district now have separate fire charge for sewer billing if a com vote. identified as the person responsible The annual Winter Carnival, spon 1978 New England Skating Cham departments and also have separate munity is to qualify for future federal A press release issued Friday by responsibility for sewer service in for the fire. He credited the sored by the Manchester’s Eighth pionship, will also perform. sewer funding. the Committee for One Manchester each area. members of the student body and the Utilities District, will take place Sun Starting at 2 p.m., there will be The pamphlet also calls a two-mill announced the appointment of Sleith efforts of the security personnel at day starting at 1 p.m. at Union Pond skating contests. John Flynn will be In its petitioning drive, the Com tax for sanitary sewer service and also said that petitioning within mittee for One Manchester has dis the high school in helping with the ap- and Annex. the director for the 6 through 10 age charged on all automobiles "grossly the district "is progressing at a prehensjon. ' Registration for all events will be group; Samuel Longest for the 11 tributed 3,000 pamphlets about con unfair.” faster rate than was anticipated. The youth will be turned over to the conducted from 12:30 to 1 p.m. The through 20 age group; Robert solidation, Durward Miller said. The Gordon Lassow, president of the “This consolidation movement is Manchester Police Department for carnival will open with the start of a Froehlich, the 20 through 35 age four-page handout does not list who district, defended the methods of coming right from the Eighth appropriate action, Kennedy said. cross country ski competition from group; and Willard Marvin, the 30 design^ it, but Miller, co-chairman taxing by the district. District by means of the petitioning Manchester High School Principal Union Pond, under the auspices of plus group. of the committee, confirmed Friday “There are always inequities in and many district people have voiced that the handout is the work of the George Emmerling also indicated the Hartford Ski Club and supervised There also will be an ice sculpture any tax," he said. “ Besides, a two- their approval, stating the time has that the student will be suspended for by Edward Evans of Vernon. Awards demonstration under the direction of committee. mill rate is much less than 115 per come to have one town and one the maximum time allowed by law will also Jbe presented to winners of Glenn Lamaire of Manchester Com The pamphlet says that if con cent of anybody's water bill," he government. " the release said. and that appropriate school the poster contest. munity College starting at 2 p.m. in the school parking lot on North Inside today Guest figure skaters will perform School Street. at 1:30 at Union Pond annex. Linda Awards for the cross country com Area ...... 2B, SB Dear Abby...... 5A Mawhinney of South Windsor and petition will be presented at 4 p.m. by Arts forum ___2A Obituaries ...... 6A David Cole of Greenwich will Patricia McNamara and David Mor- Today’s news summary Churches...... 6B Opinion...... 4 A demonstrate dancing on ice; Jodi davsky. Clarified ... 8-lOB PeoplerFood ...IB Arden of East Hartford, free style Judges for the events are Helen Collectors...... 4B Sr. C itizens___ 3B skating; and Julie Raymond of South Warrington, Gordon Lassow, Nathan WASHINGTON (UPI) - Time to the radiation site on Great Center for Disease Control repor Com ics...... 5A Sports...... 7-8B Windsor, school figures. Debbie Agostinelli, Marilyn Froehlich and Inc., after only a week oh secret Siave Lake. ting outbreaks in 37 states, the 'TV programs ...... Weekend Gallant of Hartford, winner of the Joan Lingard. negotiations, agreed to buy the Distfict of Columbia and New Washington Star for $20 million, HARTFORD (UPI) - The York Citv. the newspaper announced Friday. Connecticut Business and In • . f e f e * ' - Joe L. Allbritton, a Texas dustry Association said Friday it businessman who purchased the has taken the first step to take the HARTFORD (UPI) - In one of evening newspaper four years ago Labor Department to court over the harshest decisions ever from three controlling families, its regulations governing un handed down in an anti-trust suit, said he alone negotiated with employment compensation for a federal judge Friday sentenced Time executives after he was ap persons who quit or get fired from 10 past and present corporate proached about a week ago and their jobs. executives to prison terms for consummated the deal Thursday Last session, the Legislature price-fixing in the electrical in New York. passed a law designed to prevent persons who quit their jobs for no wiring industry. reason or get fired for a good U.S. District Court Judge M. HARTFORD (UPI) - A man reason from collecting unemploy Joseph Blumenfeld also levied was killed by two shotgun blasts ment benefits. hundreds of thousands of dollars in Hartford Friday night and in fines against the executives and police arrested a suspect a short HARTFORD (UPI) - The their electrical wiring companies. time later. Public Utilities Control Authority The victim was identified as Friday denied a $6.4 million rate 4 Jorge Luis Vega, about 22. He was increase sought by the Southern United Preaa inlernaliunal found dead from two shotgun Connecticut Gas Co. Warm winter weather triggered wounds at a York Street address The authority also ruled the gas a series of avalanches in the at about 5:15 p.m. utility can keep $2.9 million in Italian and French Alps. leaving Deputy Police Chief George government-ordered pipeline at least 10 people dead and four Sicaras said Dimos Aponte, 20, refunds from suppliers, but must others missing Friday and who lived at the York Street ad refund $1.5 million to its nearly burying roads and chalets beneath dress, was arrested and changed 150,000 customers in the tons of snow. ’ with murder. Bridgeport and New Haven areas. In Italy. Alpine troops using probes, snowplows and rescue EDMONTON, Alberte (U P D - CHICAGO (UPI) - The dogs Friday found six victims Canadian Forces flew a 1,600- Chicago Daily News, one of the buried in their cars beneath a 40- pound lead shield to the remote nation’s most respected foot high. 440-yard long snow Northwest Territories Friday to newspapers and Chicago’s last mass that rumbled over the road protect scien ists from a brick-* metropolitan afternoon daily, an between Cervinia and Valtour- sized piece of a Soviet satellite nounced Friday it “must con nanche Thursday. emitting deadly radiation. template” ceasing publication la Chamonix. Rrance. four peo Receive Jaycee awards The scientists, who worked out March 4. ple died and two women, a man Bill Hyde, left, president of the Manchester Jaycees, presented awards Knda\ mglii to a delicate retrieval operation for and a child were missing Friday in two separate avalanches that the chunk of the nuclear-powered ATLANTA (UPI) - The death Marian Maccarone Casalino and Wallace J. Irj^ Jr. Mrs. Casalinu.a teacher at llobertson destroyed a score of chalets and Cosmos 954, waited for the toll from a month-long epidemic ^ h w l, received the organization’s Outstandi^ Young Educator award. Irish, who runs a blockeid roads and railroad tracks. weather to clear before a of influenza soared past the 1,100 Iwal independent insurance ageny and is active in the Eighth Utilities District Fire helicopter could bring the shield mark Friday with the national Two other people werejnjured. Department, received the Jaycees’ Distinguished Service Award. (Herald |)hoto hy Dunn i