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Manchester Police made the three others were arrested on the policewomen in the restrooms of the served a search and seizure warrant and an on going investigation by the largest drug raid in its history Friday street, all for possession of drugs and establishment. Those who were about 7: 30 p.m., signed by Judge Police Department, Police Chief night at the Pinball Wizard, a popular some for disorderly conduct as of 10 arrested were loaded on a bus Nicholas Armanlano of the Common Robert Lannan. who was on the scene Outside today youth hang-out at 541 Main St., near p.m. About 15 more were waiting to waiting outside. Pleas C< lurt 12 Friday all night, said All key police per­ The establishment, which has been The rjiid was the result of many sonnel were involved in the raid, in Q ear nights and sunny days through the center. be searched. Complete body searches were a favorite hang-out of youths for on-going complaints in recent months eluding 10 detectives and about 10 FEBRUARY 11th thru FERRUARY 20th Sunday. Overnight lows 10 to 15. minus II, Fourteen youths had been arrested about six months since it opened, was by busiivesses, parents and citizens degrees Celsius. Afternoon highs 25 to 30 who were inside the hang-out and being done by two policemen md two more patrolmen as well as Lannan. Saturday and in the 30s Sunday. Deputy Chief Richard Sartor, Patrol Probability of precipitation, near zero Captain Henry Minor and acting percent through Saturday night. Gentle Detective Captain John Krinjak northwesterly winds through Saturday Some of the youths who were in the night. building at the time of the raid were as young as 11 years old. One 11-year- old boy and one 12-year-old girl, after being searched, were r e le a ^ Id the Storm custody of their parents The boy said it was only the second time he had been in the amusement center, but Larry the girl said she goes there all the time because she likes to use the pin­ ball machines Some of the other youths arrested ...In Co|in. were believed to be under 16, but OVER 1500 NEW & USED TO CHOOSE none of them had been processed as HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ of 10 p.m. The process would ticut was blitzed by a February probably take all night. Lannan said storm in 1969 and its men moved After the arrested persons were VISIT YOUR DEALER AND 600 ihillion tons of snow. They out­ taken up to the Police Department did themselves this week. for processing, the slate police were By how much, Anthony to enter the establishment with a RUY THE CAR OF YOUR CHOICE Palmese, Connecticut’s man in police dog which had been specially M f f m charge of snow removal, was un­ trained to sniff for drugs The entire able to say, with 10,000 lane-miles building was also to be searched for clear and traffic moving. The sun drugs by the police, Lannan said Your CHEVROLET Dealer Your PLYMOUTH Dealer and federal troops help^, too. The fire marshal was also going to I SUPER DEALS, GIVING YOU THE GREATEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ be called in for "obvious ^ VALUE FOR YOUR DOLLAR. RUY DURING ticut newspapers are suggesting violations,” Lannan said. CARTER MANCHESTER this week’s snowstorm will be The owner of the business, Julian y]> THIS NOiF ONE SALE OF THE YEAR AND TAKE recalled with the same gusto as Scruse of Wells Street, Manchester, the Blizzard of 1888 when it had not yet been arrested, but was ^ ADVANTAGE OF THESE LOW NEW AND CHEVROLET CO. INC. PLYMOUTH INC. snowed for three days and hardy expected to be. souls dug tunnels to get to their Police found mostly marijuana­ i USED CAR PRICES. 1229 MAIN STREET TOLLAND TPKE., RT. 83 front doors. like substances, drug paraphernalia MANCHESTER TALCOTVILLE Some newspapers are working and liquor on the youths. Deputy on it now, collecting anecdotes. Chief Sartor said. Tel. 646-6464 Tel. 643-2708 The entire raid procedure went ...In Mass. very smoothly, "exactly as P L U S G E T A planned.” Lannan said. Several police cars were lined up in front of BOSTON (UPI) - President Your BUICK-OPEL .Dealer the establishment, drawing scores of Carter Friday declared a federal onlookers, some of whom lined up in Your DODGE-CHRYSLER Dealer disaster area in the eight the library windows across the Massachusetts counties hardest CHARTER OAK street. CHORCHES hit by this week’s ferocious bliz­ Several youths stopped by the door zard. of the business which was guarded by BUKKINC. Carter’s announcement came several policemen and walked in, ob­ MOTORS INC. moments before Gov. Michael S. viously not aware what was going on. Dukakis lifted a thre&day-old At least one of them was found to be 81 ADAMS STREET emergency declaration in all but in possession of drugs, Sartor said. MANCHESTER 80 OAKLAND STREET 43 metropolitan Boston com­ This was the scene at the ‘‘Pinball Wizard” amusement raid by Manchester Police. Officer Ga ry Benson is watching Others stopped to ask about their munities, effective midnight MANCHESTER center on Main Street Friday night. These youths were not over the youths which numbered over 30 when police made friends who might be inside, or if the Tel. 648-4571 Friday. Dukakis refused to GIFT OF playing much pinball, however. They were waiting in line to the raid about 7:30. (Herald photo by Dunn) place was going to be closed down. Tal. 643-2791 predict when the ban would be be searched by police officers as a result of a massive drug Some well-known Manchester lifted in those 43 municipalities, citizens stopped by and commended but he indicated it probably would the police on the action. One of them continue through the weekend. said, "It’s about time something was YOUR CHOICE Your DATSUN Dealer Your LINCOLN-MERCDRY Carter’s move allows federal done about this place.” funds to be made available for use Lannan said the raid was the Dealer in the relief and recovery efforts. Moses rules for town in rev share use largest of its kind that he could The assistance includes tem­ WITH EVERY NEW D EC O R N ER remember by the Manchester Police porary housing, disaster un­ Attorney Victor MoseS, former Department. MORIARTY employment assistance laws, can utilize such funds for fire and properly under due form of law, ■'Certainly there will be decisions Manchester town counsel, has ruled OR USED CAR PURCHASED payments, debris removal and department purposes so long as the cannot be prohibited unless there can by the town’s Board of Directors MOTOR SALES INC. that the town does have the right to repairs for streets, bridges, and proper procedures for said allocation be shown gross abuse of power, which may not directly benefit all appropriate 165,000 in federal are followed — public notice and fraud, corruption or improper residents of the town but this, DURING THIS SALE BROTHERS public utilities. revenue sharing funds to the Town 285 BROAD STREET The storm drove more than 15,- hearing,” Moses wrote. motives,” he said. without more, cannot prohibit Weiss named Fire Department. programs which are so vital to the MANCHESTER 301 CENTER STREET (KK) residents out of their homes Manchester Town Manager Robert and caused damages estimated Representatives of the Eighth “When municipal authorities are He said that the district has not town as a whole,” Moses said. Tel. 643-4165 MANCHESTER Thus, he ruled that the proposed Weiss has been named to the Inter- ESI POLAROID far in excess of |200 million. Utilities District had questioned the acting within limits of the formal shown that the town is abusing its national City Management Tel. 643-5135 proposed appropriation because the power's conferred upon them, its power or has improper motives in its S65,C'00 allocation of revenue sharing fund-5 is legal and proper. Association’s Committee on Future ONE STEP Town Fire Department does not ser­ legislative actions, made prudently appropriatipn to the fire department. Horizons of the Profession. •••In R. I. vice all residents of Manchester but One hundred local officials from Your FORD Dealer only those who live outside the dis­ across the nation were nominated to LAND CAMERA Your VOLKSWAGEN Dealer PROVIDENCE (UPI) - A slow trict. serve. The selection committee then but methodical blitz by an army of One killed in plane crash selected 20 for the Future Horizons W ITH CASE thousands Friday continued to Moses, however, referred to state MUON SALES & TOUAIIO CMINTY strip a paralyzing blanket of snow Committee. ^ laws that the town has an obligation local ;ed. from Rhode Island's highways. DANBURV (UPI) - At least one plunged into the single home on The committee will attempt to to provide a fire department and that Hayestown Road at about 5:40 p.m. Pddice said four persons were Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy met person was killed and seven others answer the question. “What does the it must expend funds in accordance A spokeswoman at Danbury aboard the plane that left Nashua, year 2000 have in store for local S ER n C EM C . with Army engineers, took a injured Friday night when a private VOLKSWACEN ^ with applicable laws and procedures. Hospital said seven persons involved N.H ., headed for LaGuardia Airport governments?” It will meet four helicopter tour of the state and plane crashed into a residential home and burst into flames, police said. in the accident were taken to the in N ew York City. times during the next 18 months, and 319 MAIN STREET 24 TOLLAND TPKE., RT. 8 3 ^ ^ ^ said he might lift the travel ban hospital. Two were reported in Ft remen were able to put out the a series of reports will be prepared Saturday afternoon for sections of “There is no question that the Police Captain James Ginty con­ MANCHESTER serious condition. Their identities blazo but not before heavy damage to designed to give insights about the TALCOTVILLE Rhode Island. Town of Manchester, under the firmed the one death that occurred the plane and the home. management profession’s future. Coffeemotic® Tal. 643-2145 Tel. 049-2638 He authorized-‘banks to open above provisions of the applicable after the four-seater airplane were withheld until families could be Saturday and Sunday if local public officials allow it. 12-cup Auioinatic Rhode Island officials just are not prepared to place a price tag Drip Coffeemoker Your PONTIAC-TOYOTA Dealer Your HONDA Dealer on damages. Your neighbors’ views: “It’s incalculable at this time. It’s just enormous. There are What was ths major Inconvenience caused by Storm Larry? LYNCH MANCHESTER HONDA some companies that cannot recapture the lost days of toast 'n broil 24 ADAMS STREET business,” said Paul Choquette 'K MOTORS MANCHESTER Jr., president of the Greater TOAST-R-OVEN"' toaster Providence Chamber of ^ ^ Model T26/3126-004 . 345 CENTER STREET Tel. 646-2789 Commerce. MANCHESTER Tel. 646-4321 ...In N. H. CONCORD (.UPI) - Damage SPONSORED BY THE Pi^sideRills reports from New Hampshire’s bruised and battered seacoast were to be forwarded to Gov. Meldrim Thomson for^ final ap­ proval before a request is sent to MANCHESTER the White Hou^e for federal assistance. “there is no question in my mind the damages to homes and businesses qualifies as a true dis­ aster,” Sen. Thomas McIntyre, D- Gnz/.o Rowe N.H., said following a helicopter Thibaull Jones Kananowitz H ayes Emmerling Goiilel AVTOMOBOE DEALERS ASSDCIATION tour of the seacoast. The seacoast bore the bnmt of Joyce Thiltault, 134 Charter Oak St., Manchester — "Being bored.” School principal — “We’ve lost another Greg <;o//o. !)i Sycamore Lain'. this week’s storm, with the town Manchester — “None. I thought it was Roll Hayes, 91 Sycamore Lane, day of school that w< ? have to make up” Manchester — "Probably getting to niy of Hampton apparently the nice.” Manchester — “Not being able to go Susan Goulet, 31B Garden Drive. place of business to clean up." hardest hit. Town officials have Don Jones, 689 Main St., Manchester— anywhere. It really wasn’t an in­ Manchester — “I’m a student and classes Naney Rowe. 1065 Main St.. Manchester estimated damages to be more ‘/Staying inside and not going anywhere.” convenience, though. I love the snow.” were canceled, so I liked it. I’ve got a car — “I didn't have any inconvenience at all. than $4 million. Kristel Kananowiu, Birch Street, George Kmmerling, Manchester High that’s buried, thouglh.” I'm on vacation.”

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The larges were able to dig our way out so that of Tokyo Restaurant before the tour. contributed some 18,469 to help amount was raised in New Haven DC. James F. Farr, all of Manchester, and of Bolton, property at 85 StrIcfcUnd S t, Circus and would like to eat here $49,500 we could get back to the office on finance the restoration of the historic County, $9,304 arid Tolland County Bruce Taggart of 39 'xniis W. Farr, Windsor Locks, to Davis Oil puinling should plan on coming early and at Wednesday. Old State House in Hartford. was second highest. Woodland St. is a senior at Our oil painting clasM will start least by 10 a.m. to assure a place in With the storm canceling all our A grant of 120,000 was received Dr. Homer D. Babbidge, former, Nichols College in Dudley, Tuesday morning at 10 airid all new­ the first setting. The bus will leave at programs, there isn't too much we from the Ensworth Foundation after president of the University of Mass, and helped organize comers are asked to be sure to attend 12:30 p.m. for the circus. In the after­ can tell you. We do have some scores the challenge to raise at least 15.000 Connecticut, is chairman of the the conference, which ran this first session. Then on M 'ednesday noon we will have a little sing-along from our last week's Friday after­ from each of the seven counties in development committee. The State from Jan. 29 to Feb. 2. morning we start our crewel em­ and some square dancing. noon setback games as we had 44 the slate, other than Hartford County Taggart had worked broidery class at 10 a.m., a nd like all On Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., House was scheduled for demolition players and the winners were: was met. unless the money to renovate it could from September through our classes, they are op tin for all we will have our Variety Show F’loyd Post, 125; Joe Windsor, 122; The drive for financial support for be raised. The restoration program is December as an intern for local seniors and all one mmst do is to rehearsal. By the way, we nei^ some Jerry Manolatos, director Grace Windsor, 121; Herb Laquerra, show up at the time and day seniors to help with our costumes, and the project raised a total of $42,440 in already underway. 120; Mary Nackowski, 120; Bob of White House Conference For Sweethearts scheduled for the class of your if you like to sew, and would like to • • Schubert. 119; Martha LaBate, 117; operations. During that Of AU Ages choice. help with the Variety Show, stop by Archie Houghtaling. 117; Rose time, Taggart worked on a We received word tiliat Otto tomorrow. Borello. 116; Mabel Loomis. 116; Ann Operation Rice Bowl report on balanced national Mathiason is a patient at Manchester .Menu for the week growth and economic Fisher. 115. Memorial Hospital. Also, Sue Cupid^s I Furminftlon lri|t Monday: Closed Cindy Tucker development. Scheibenpflug is now rec.mperating Wednesday: Cream of celery soup, had error this week After his four months of Special We started signing up for the trip from an operation at her K'lome, 281 hot dog on a bun. chocolate pudding, service, he was invited to Farmington, and a tool- of the School St. Let's send them, cards to beverage. Miss Tucker back to assist with the re­ UConn Medical Center and the keep their spirits up. Operation Rice Bowl, sponsored by provided for their gifts for the star­ •e! Thursday: Seafood newberg on the social action division of ving of the world. cent conference. Hillstream Museum on Monday until News on the happenings hiare at the fluffy rice, sliced beets, roll and Taggart is majoring in Luscious full flavored crushed wild noon and at that time we had 24 center this past week was canceled Manchester Area Conference of Wednesday's prayer this week is: to relinquish if butter, sherbert, beverace. Churches, invites every family in “Oh Lord help us to remember as public administration. cherries poured over delicious Dubonnet register. The snow started in the from Monday noon until Thursday. Friday: French onion soup, ham Black Cherry Ice Cream — lopped with Manchester to particinate each we eat what to us is a sacrificial afternoon and so we canceled the We had our regular day on T'hursday. grinders, honey n' spice cake. title tonight Valentine pink whipped cream — and a afternoon programs. We still need Next Thursday we will Jtiave our Wednesday during Lent inipraying a meal that we need to re-order our i m big Valentine red heart-shaped lollipop. another 24 people and will extend the classes in ceramics and social dan­ Srliedulr for I * week prayer for thejtarving an|d eating a lives. Show us that we must learn to Miss Cindy Tucker relinquishes her About town^ registering until this coming Friday. cing in the morning. Becaujve we had Sunday: 1 p.m. to 4 [i.m., rehearsal low-cost meal. live simply that others in the world title as Miss Manchester tonight So, if you're interested, drop by and to change last Thursday's menu, we for Variety Show. The money saved from eating a may have life. We thank you for this when the Manchester Jaycee- Tuesday through Friday: Sign-up low-cost meal should be put in a rice food which you have given us and for sponsored pageant is conducted in Emanuel Hill Chapter of sign up as it could be an interesting will have our seafood this ';/eek. Alcoholics Anonymous will for the UConn Health Center Tour. Josip Marcan’s African lions are a featured act in the 1978 Sphinx Temple Shrine Circus. bowl or fascimile on the table, and on all those who have brought it to us. Bailey Auditorium at Manchester,, Tuesday: 9:30 a.m., bus for shop­ Sunday the money save^ should be Amen.” High School. Curtain time is 8 p.m. meet tonight at 8 in Luther coming to Hartford’s State Armory Wednesday. Hall of Emanuel Lutheran ping. 10 a m., square dance class and « brought to their church or synagogue Wednesday’s menu is golden cot­ Cindy represented the town of ■Your dental health— oil painting class. 1 p.m., Senior where a large rice bowl will be tage cheese, tossed salad and canned Manchester in the Miss Connecticut Church. This is the last in a series of six ar- ray equipment and interpner.ation of Bowling League at the Parkade plums. Clltis is the menu which Pageant in June capturing the talent ticle.o on dental health published by X-ray films. In addition, he and his Lanes and return trip from shopping. should have appeared in The Herald and swimsuit awards in the Two episodes, "The Age The Herald, in cooperation with the staff are always alert to any poten­ Wednesday: 10 a.m., pinochle for Ash Wednesday.) preliminaries and finishing in the of Non-Reason” and "The Shrine Circus coming Age of Fragmentation” of Manchester Dental Society, in obser­ tial hazards to patients thniugh the games and crewel embroidery ciass U M W g r o u p Golden Collage Cheese first place position to Miss Connec­ vance of National Children's Dental use of radiation equipmont. The and Friendship Circle meeting. Noon 6 cups cottage cheese ticut, Karen Kopins. She has the film series ‘How Should The heck with the weather! The ple Somersault! high wire walking. 'They perform a Health Week, Feb. 5-11. American Dental Association, for in­ to 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 12:45 6 tbsp. milk attended numerous local pageants We Then Live,” will be show must go on! • Rex Young and Clown Alley: three-man walking pyramid on the rejects pact ★ ★ ★ stance, advises that leaded £|prons be p.m., bridge games. 1 p.m., craft 6 eggs throughout the state and a few town shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at And so the circus must go on, as it What’s a circuS without a clown? Rex high wire. I haw heard conflicting sloriei used on children and atiults of class, and ladies who like to sew are seasonings to taste, such as minced functions. the Presbyterian Church of will Wednesday, Feb. 15, when the goes water skiing, has a shooting con­ • The Gasperrys;You will be sur­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - A United Manchester, 43 Spruce St. aboiil the dangeri of radiation, h childbearing age. needed to help with the making of test, and promises to provide “yuks” onions etc. The scholastic aid Cindy received costumes for our Variety Show. Bus 46th annual Sphinx Temple Shrine prised at what four grown men can Mine Workers bargaining council The public is invited, and a exponure to dental X-rayn harm­ You can be sure that your dentist aplenty for children of all age. B eat eggs. Mix in other in­ from the Jaycee-sponsor^ pageant pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return trips at Circus opens at the Hartford State do with a simple table. Friday informally rejected a ten­ nursery will be provided. ful? will not recommend the takii ng of X- • Torino Bros.: These are the gredients. Pour into 8” square baking was used to pay for her educational ray unless he feels they are ci bsolute- 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. Armory. And there's a lot more. tative settlement to the nationwide it it ir juggling wizardry attractions. pan or individual casseroles. Bake at expenses at Eastern Connecticut ly necessary for the diagnosiis and a Thursday: 9 a.m.. Beginners The show will be produced by The Shrine Circus will be staged coal strike as nearly 200 angry Dental X-ray examinations made • Moore’s Messa Mutts; They 375 degrees for 45 minutes. Serves State College. subsequent course of treatment. ceramics class. 10 a.m., advanced the Hamid-Morton Circus of Atlantic Feb. 15 through the 20th. miners demonstrated against the with modern methods and safeguards jump through hoops, rolling barrels, six. Miss Tucker is the daughter of Mr. pose no danger to your health. Your With the aid of X-ray films, your ceramics class. Also at 10 a.m., City, and George Hamid, producer, There are matinees Wednesday pact at union headquarters. and leave you with laughter. through Saturday at 1:30 p.m. and and Mrs. Floyd Tucker of dentist and his staff have been dentist can detect the begirimings of beginners social dance class and at says there will be only two acts UMW President Arnold Miller • ETeeswax: You’ve heard the Sunday and Monday at 2 p.m. Manchester. She has one brother and trained to prevent unnecessary tooth decay, abnormal gro\rth con­ 10:45 a.m., advanced social swingers repeated from last year’s show. postponed a formal meeting of the 39- The two returning acts are the expression, “stubborn as a mule’’; Evening hours are 7:45 p.m. member council, saying it would not two sisters. radiation and to plan carefully to use ditions— including unerupteci or mal- class. Noon to 12:45 p.m.. Hot Meal Cake decorator Cindy will crown the new Miss Josip Marcan African Lions act and well, you’ll see it when the circus Wednesday through Sunday, and at meet until the session could be the least exposure possible. The positioned teeth — or abnormalities and Meal-on-Wheels. 1 p.m., Fun Day Manchester aided by Mayor Stephen the elephant act; both were show mule performs. 6:30 p.m. Monday. peaceful. amount of radiation which reaches like tumors and cysts before they Sing-Along and square dancing. Bus guest of club Penny when the winner is selected stoppers a year ago and are returning • Olmedas: They are masters of Tickets are available in Room 100 The council, which Tuesday the most sensitive cells of the body is have an opportunity to grow and pickup at 10 a.m., and return trip after competing in swimsuit, talent the devilishly difficult unicycle. on the first floor of the Hartford Ar­ delayed decision on approving the only a small percentage of the annual create more serious problemt s. around 3 p.m. because of popular demand. Flo Bombardier of Flo’s Cake and evening gown categories. • Les .flocks: From France, they mory. For ticket information, call agreement until it could see actual natural background radiation to Through the use of Xray Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen social Josip Marcan is from Yugoslavia Decorating Supplies will be the guest . Tickets will be available at the and came here with his cat act for are called the leading practioners of 278-1110. contract language, must vote which man is inherently subjected. examinations your dentist con help games. Noon to ,12:30 p.m., lunch speaker at the meeting of the door prior to curtain time. "WS SAVS YOU M O N E Y /* As part of his training, your family you keep your teeth health;y for a served. 1 p.m., setback games. Bus the first time last year. A feature of whether to suggest the rank-and-file Episcopal Church Women of St. dentist has had extensive instruction lifetime. pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return trips at the show is when one lion leaps accept the pact. Mary’s Episcopal Church Monday at VAUNTINE’S OAY and experience in the operation of X- 12:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. through two giant rings that are lit Meeting schedule After about two hours of waiting 7:30 p.m. In the old parish ball. Radio Club with fire. for Miller and other top union of­ Mrs. Bombardier will demonstrate The Christian! Elephants is the ficials to arrive, council members how to decorate cakes and cupcakes. Here’s next week’s schedule of \\ fcliiesduy World Famous Theater schedule other returning act. There is an old left the headquarters. A fully decorated cake will be raffled to hear talk public meetings in Manchester 7:30 p.m. —Manchester Housing circus saying which says that a show Don Lawley, an international off. (locations are in Municipal Building. Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive. COLOGNES UA Theater 3— “Close En­ day Night F e ver" - 2:10-4:40- is judged by how good its elephant executive board member from the Mrs. Bombardier graduated from on shelters Saturday Anxiety "-2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- counters,” 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:45 7:10-9:40 8:45-10:30 presentation is; 1977 circus spec­ 41 Center St., unless noted): Thursday Oklahoma-Arkansas area and a coun­ the Wilton School of Cake Decorating Showcase Cinemas — Vernon Cine 1 — "The “ Gauntlet’’ 2:25-5:05-7:40- U.A. Theater 2-’’Candleshoe"- tators wanted to see that act Tuesday 4:30 p.m. —Bandshell Committee, cil member, told reporters the coun­ of Chicago. She has taught cake Wilfred Walker, director of dis­ "Saturday Night Fever," Betsey," 2:00-7:309-9:40 9:55 2:00-4:00’5:50-7:45-9:35 repeated in 1978. 4:30 p.m. —Advisory Board of Coffee Room. cil voted informally, 33-3, to reject decorating in the Manchester Adult aster services with the American 2:10-4:40-7:10-9:40-11:55 Vernon Cine 2 — “Julia,” “ Mountain, P art H “ 2:10- U.A. Theater 3-’’Close But after that, the other acts are Health, Lincoln Center. 6:30 p.m. —Comment session. the contract. Lawley said, however, Evening School for seven years. Red Cross, Farmington, will be the CHANEL "G auntlet,” 2:25-5:05-7:40- 4:45-7:20-9:3f) 2:00-7:10-9:20 Encounters"-2:00-4:30-7:00- new. 7:30 p.m. —Board of Education, 45 Directors Office. ' no formal action could be taken guest speaker at the meeting of the 9:35-12:00 “Goodbye (Jirl"-2:00-4:35- 9:45 • The Flying Espanas: Two young N. School St. 6:30 p.m. —Judge’s Hours, Probate without Miller presiding. Glastonbury Emergency Radio Ser­ "Mountain, P art 11," 2:10- Sunday 7:10-9:30 Vernon Cine l-’’The Betsey’’- ladies and two young men make up “We sent a message to Miller,” 4:45-7:20-9:35-11:50 “Semi Tough" 2:20-4:55- 8 p.m. -Board of Directors, Court. vice C.B. Club Monday at 7 p.m. at NO. 5 2:15-4:30-7:30-9:40 Mrs. Jack Soares “ Goodbye G irl," 2:00-4:35- 7:35-9:50 the troupe, a premier flying trapeze Hearing Room, 7:30 p.m. —Advisory Recreation Lawley told reporters. the St. Paul Parish Hall, 40 Naubuc Showcase Cinemas - “Satur­ Vernon Cine 2-“ Julia” -2:00- act from Mexico. A feature is the tri­ Don Nunley of UMW District 6 in 7:10-9:30-11:45 U.A. Theal;i?r 1 - “High 4:15-7:10-9:26 and Park Commission, Coffee Room. heads Ladies Aid Ave., Glastonbury. “ Semi' Tough,” 2:20-4:55- Ohio, told demonstrators he was told Walker will aid the club in setting PERFUME...... ,*15.00 7:35-9:50-11:55 III Miller would resign if the agreement Mrs. Jack Soares of 528 Wetherell up shelters in the event of a disaster. UA Theater 1 — “High GUITAR, BANJO & BASS is rejected. The miners cheered, and St. was installed recently as presi­ All licensed C.B. operators and IFUMEIPIUY...... *10.00 Anxiety,” 2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- LESSONS Nunley declared, “This is the last dent of the Ladies Aid Society of the their families are invited to attend. KRIFT 8CT8...... ,*12.50 8:45-10:30 day in office with him.” Lutheran Women’s Missionary CB’ers who have four-wheel drive UA Theater 2 — Personalized Instruction, Rapid Progess. Police said the demonstrators League of Zion Evangelical Lutheran “ Candleshoe,” 2:00-4:00-5:50- 11 Yec\ rs Experience. Ages 6-adults. vehicles are also invited to attend. were “very orderly” and no arrests Church. She success Mrs. Henry The club has two divisions, the 7:45-9:35 All Styles. Beginners to Professionals. were made. Nelson. FREE 1 oan intrument for beginners. junior group with boys and girls ages ^ d e n t i n e Tim Conway, a spokesman for Mrs. Donald Long of Boston Hill 10 to 18, and the senior group, per­ PAOUnTE Miller, said the union leader would Road, Andover, was elected sons age 18 and up. postpone the council meeting until treasurer, the position formerly held The Glastonbury Emergency RED FOIL HEART HAROLD ROBBINSl 646-6557 MG. “it can be held under orderly and by Mrs. ^ r e s . Radio Service is a non-profit I LB. $4.25 Bob Stirber constitutional procedures. 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Nearly We do not celebrate the Bat­ GOSPEL HALL, 4U Center St. Adult Forum on "Issues Coofrooting the COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF The Saturday opinion page iH nion oh a wide variety of suh- five months before, the Great he w as asked'to m ake a few ap­ tle of Gettysburg. It is Lin­ 10 a.Ri., Breaking bread; 11:46 a.m., Church,” Youth Class, BiUe study of CHURCH, Nathan Hale School Road 31 EA.ST HARTFORD, (Soulhrm Rs|HUi open to all readern of The jects. Battle had been fought, the propriate remaits foUowii^ coln’s blrt^y that we set Sunday School; 7 p.m., Goqiel meeting. Job; 9:46 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for in­ Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor Ijtn trn lio n ), 36 Main St Rev Charles We ask that you limit your ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. fants; 6:30 p.m.. Youth open house. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a m., Sunday Conley, pastor Herald. We nolieil your opinionH battle that was to prove the the principal oratim, though aside as the day on which to Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. ZION EVANCEUCAL LUTHERAN School; 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par­ II a.m and 7 p.m , Worship Services on lopiciT^f inlerettl to the eom* writing to no more than 500 some question had been rais^ Ixmor the memory of him iHio William J. suck. Rev. William J. CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), sonage on &>mwall Dr which are Interpreted (or (he deal. midpoint and turning point of Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. munity.f Ih it edueation? Ad­ words, double spaced, and send by members of the board as to Killeen. HRST ASSEMBI.IKS OF GOD. 763 Nursery provided, 9 45 a m . Sunday the bloodiest war the young na­ stands like an Everest in our Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Kuhl, pastor. Oak SI., East Hartford. Rev Ralph F. School: 6 p m.. Training Union ministration? Business? them to: tion had ever known. “his ability to speak upon such history. school auditorium; Sunday Masses at 9 a.m., Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Jelley, pastor. 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m ., Sunday Sdiool and Youth Forum; 10:15 to Recreation? Polities? IT’S YOUR OPINION a grave aid solemn occasion.” to a.m.. Church School; II a.m., Mor­ ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI 4.111 R(.H, and noon in school auditorllum. 11:35 a.m., First and Second Year Youth " .V?" ning Worship; 7 p m.. Evening Service 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor Rev Manchester Evening Herald A National Cemetery was to Yet it seems fitting on this FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI­ Instruction. When the day came, the VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Carl J. Sherer, pastor. The purpose is to present u Herald Square anniversary of his birth to es­ NATIONAL CHURCH, 746 Main St. be dedicated. A board of com­ president, as one witness Old Town Rd. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p m , Sun­ Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, cross-section of community opi­ Manchester, (^onn. 06040 missioners, formed of gover­ pecially remember Lincoln as 9:45 a.m., Sunday School (or all ages. day Masses at 7 30, 9 30 and II a m wrote, “said his half dozen 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 11 a.m., Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. nors of the northern states he was at Gettysburg. For it and Bihle sjudy for alt ages; 7 p.m., 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, Evening Evangelistic. words of consecration, and the VERNON UNITED METHODIST Deliverance Service. minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director UNITED CONGREGATIONAL whose troops had been in­ was not only the midpoint of (TIURfTI, Route 30 Rev Dr James W music walled and we went FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange of Christian education. CHURCH, UNITED Clll RCII OF volved, had invited the man the war which so pr^oundly 9 a.m.. Teacher Recognition Breakfast, Knorr, pastor home through crowded and Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James CHRIST. Tolland Rev Donald G 9:15 am.. Worship Service, Church What ever happened considered to be the greatest shaped this nation’s destiny, it Beliasov. pastor. Fellowship Hall; 9:15 a.m.. Church Miller, minister. cheering streets. And all the School for all agOs, kindergarten through School for all ages. Nursery provided living American orator to is still close to the midpoint of 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. 9:30 and II a.m.. Worship Service and particulars are in the daily Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser­ Grade 4 continuing during the service; Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim deliver the main address. capers. ” the whole American story. vice. 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, speaker: Fellowship. ST. MARGARirr MARY Clll R(.H. Already the ceremonies had CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Donna Anderson, missionary, with her ST. MART'S CHURCH. Route 31. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath to the energy crisis? husband, serving on Indian Colony near Lincoln reminded his Adams Street at ’Thompson Road. Rev. Coventry, Rev. F. Bernard Miller, and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors been ^stponed a month in Those “half dozen” simple Stewart, Nev., Nursery provided; 6 p.m.. to make a commitment to coal or any listeners that only 87 years Edwar S. Pepin, pastor. pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. .Saturday Mass at 7 p.m., Sunday By THEUNIS WERKHOVEN scenarios, but we are in worse shape other source. Indeed, the greater use order to allow the speaker words' Of Abraham Lincoln’s Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.: Youth Fellowships will meet. Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 8 30, 10 and II 30 a m today than before the oil cut-off. stood between them and that 88 Santina Drive of our most abundant energy *ime to prepare his soeech. Gettysburg Address have rung Sunday Masses at 7;30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a m. C lll RCII OF SAINT BERNARD. There have been some sound steps resource, coal, is being systematical­ down the decades with ever in­ day on which a new nation, a.m. Church and Park streets. Rev. Stephen ST. MATTHEW'S CHI KCH, Tolland CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor t.aken. even if vnii (wn helievo it bv ly and consciously obstructed at A formal invitation was sent K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. Rev. Francis J. O'Keefe, pastor Well, it has had some birthdays, it creasing meaning and inspira­ conceived in liberty, had,been LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.: Sun­ Sunday m a s ^ : 7:00 , 8 30. 10 00 and the Congress — but this nation's West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan got older and grew bigger and it every turn, and by the influence of to the president of the United Street & HilUtown Road. Wendel K. day Masses at 8:30. I0:% and It :45 a m 11:30 a m. tion. brou^t forth. Men vdioNhad J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. settled in for a long-term residence. energy supply is in trouble, and we only an elite few, which compounds Walton, bishop. been alive that day were still 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with are floating about on a stormy sea in the tragedy. 8:30 a.m .. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m., FAITH LUTHERAN Clll Rt.H And like an unemployed brother-in- homily by Father Jacobson; 9 a.m.. Holy MESSIAH EVANGELICAL a rudderless ship. We continue to We can achieve our energy in­ living when Lincoln spoke. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; S (LITHERAN Clll RCII IN law. loafing in the living room, we Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by Father LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin argue over which way to go while the dependence with coal, but if a vocal p.m.. Sacrament Service. AMERICA), 1120 Silver Lane. East Hart­ got used to having the bum around Jacobson, Church School, Nursery care, Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^ u th Windsor. storm clouds rush toward us. We and militant few have their way we ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. James ford. Rev Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor the house, America continues to face a followed by coffee hour; 11 a.m.. Holy 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a m.. have not made any of the tough Archambault and Rev. Francis 9:30 a m., Sunday Oiurch School; II We all have simply tried to con­ won't be able to either dig it or burn Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon by Father Worship Service. decisions or taken the basic action to challenge to the principles to Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. a m.. Church Service, Nursery provided struct our lives around it — to live as it in the national interest. I am sure Jacobson. O U R SAVIOR LUTHERAN Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. free ourselves from the noose of we are all for cleaning up America ^ which it was dedicated in 1776 CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd.. South Wind­ S T . PETER'S EPISCOPAL much as possible as we always have, . Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; foreign oil. but let us not wipe out! As a nation, F ^ ^ and rededicated by Lincoln in CENTER CONGREGATIONAL sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe. pastor. Clll RCII, Route 85, Hebron, Rev ignoring the unbidden boarder — in Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Instead, our nation is pursuing an we need to continue with the develop­ CHURCH, United Churrh of Christ, 11 9 a.m., Worship and Sunday School; William Persing, rector. short, we have proved once again to 1863. noon, and 5 p.m. affirmative and deliberate course of ment and use of a variety of pollution Center St. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr., 10:15 a.m., Worship Service. 10 a m.. Worship Service; registration be all to human. SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. pastor. CRV.STAL LAKE COMMUNITY for Sunday School classes after service inaction. As we continue to control technologies, and the electric And like the challenge of Lin­ Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of­ We have as a nation taken the path 9 a.m.. Lighthouse Bible Study, Simp­ UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, tor age 4 through Grade 8. Oasses begin deliberate we are merely buying utility industry can achieve national ficers. of least resistance, and better than coln’s day, the danger lies not son Wing; to a.m., Worship Service, the Ellington. Sept. 18. that, the path of no resistance when time with even more foreign oil. The air standards in many areas. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a m.. price we as a people are going to in­ so much in a foreign enemy, Rev. Mr. Curtis preaching. Church possible, rather than facing lip to the We can not make the simple deci­ Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air School; 11:15 a.m .. Second Hour in Worship Service, Sunday School. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL evitably pay for that purchased time, hard decision and stringent action in­ sion to stop using oil and gas in our but within ourselves — that we Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. Federation Room, Coffee Shoppe, RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Clll RCII, United Churrh of Christ, volved in throwing the bum out. is an increase in the severity of the nation's utility and industrial boilers not lose by default what the I NITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, Woodruff Hall; 4 p.m.. Grade 9 (Confir­ FRIENDS (QUAKERS), Hartford 1746 BostonTpke., Coventry. Rev. Robert It seems to me. as Americans, we next crisis and truly crippling as an example. As long as we hold oil 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, mation, Carrier Room. (Herald photo by Pinto) Friends Meeting* House. 144 S. (Juaker K. Bechtold, minister. blood and sacrifice of previous minister. are a uniquely crisis oriented people. economic turmoil. and gas prices at artificially low Lane, West Hartford. 11 a m.. Worship: 9:30 a m., Christian We find ourselves as Americans levels to satisfy the consumer-voter I generations have gained. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. education for all: 6 p.m.. Confirmation We are threatened by all kinds of Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. Trinity Covenant Cliureli PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN strong actions following the cut-off of importing a larger percentage of our and insist on incredibly expensive CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Class: 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study Group. oil needs today than before the Arab pollution control devices as the only Worship. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. CHURCH, Route 31 and North River FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Mideast oil in late 1973. The presi­ Gettysburg could have given PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Road, Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, oil embargo. We have increased from way to allow the use of coal to satisfy Bruce A. Pehrson, pastor. C lll RCII, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. dent rattled the chains in Detroit at cause for over optimism to the Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Sacrament of Holy pastor. Blvd.l, East Hartford. Rev. William E. the World Energy Conference in 1974. an unacceptable 35 percent before a few vocal "environmentalists," 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery Thought 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. the embargo to well over 40 percent Union. Lincoln on that day did Communion will be celebrated, beginning Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, We rallied with talk of conservation, utilities and basic industry will con­ provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 7 Worship device, (9 a.m. during July and associate minister. and it will continue to rise to over 60 of series on “The Character of Jesus” ; 9 smaller cars, an the return to possi­ tinue to opt for more imported oil. not call for Jubilation or p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. a.m.. Church School, Nursery through August). 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church ble usage of coal. We even went as percent before 1985. We must face up to the hard decisions resting on laurels. Rather, he ST. JOHN'S POLISH NATIONAL adult; 10:45 a.m.. Nursery and Senior A time tor spiritual growth! Joining in a con­ School, child care: 11 a m.. Coffee Hour: CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. far as to put on sweaters in the We refuse to proceed and the and stringent action involved in High (Class; 6:15 p.m.. Bell (Choir rehear­ the disciplined life tinuing fellowship with others ROCKVILLE UNITED METII- 6 p.m.. Youth (Tioir: 7 p.m.. Pilgrim humbly prayed for rededlca- Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. winter and take off our ties in the solutions may be known, as we con­ throwing this bum - the energy crisis sal; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and Teaching Ser­ ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St Rev Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth a.m.. Mass in English; 10:30 a.m.. “’Therefore encxiurage one another, striving for the same goals and tinue to sit on the largest coal - out of our national living room. The tion and new resolution. 9 vice. John W. Mortimer, pastor. Fellowship. summer. Mass in English and Polish. and build one another up, just as you objectives we deem important is also reserves in the world that make up public must shake its complacency 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. That was over Vk years ago and CONCORDIA LUTHERAN over 80 percent of our nations and resist the few who are bottling up are doing.” (I Thess. 5:11) part of our disciplined life. Participa­ ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St,, AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN what have we done. What became of CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. NORTH UNITED METHODIST econortiically recoverable energy The task remains; the same When we think of HOW we may tion involves belonging to a redem- Rockville. REFORMED C lll RCII, 661 Avery St., our commitment to achieve national this nation's responsible develop­ Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. SUcy, CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. tive fellowship of concerned people— Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. energy independence? You know the resources. ment of its most abundant energy challenge, in a new form, is associate pastor. (Custer, pastor. grow in faith to experience spritual day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. 9:45 a.m., Sunday Schoo; 11 a.m. and 7 story — not very much!! It is my opinion that this country resources. 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Youth 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Human Relations renewal, it becomes obvious that a the people of God! still before us. The challenge, (Folk) at 11:15 a.m.. Vigil of Holy days at p.m.. Worship. needs all the domestic energy it can A clear course must be set and our Class from Grade 10, Nursery care; 10 Day, Worship Service, sermon: disciplined life makes certain Let Lent be a time of renewal— of Everyone has talked a lot and we as Lincoln said at another 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and BOLTON UNITED METHODIST produce -- energy from all sources if political leaders must take the tough a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School “Slipsliding Through Life,” at the have studied everything to death. We demands upon us. First and foremost our spiritual disciplines, your iden­ 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 C lll RCII, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. actions that are required or we may time, of whether “we shall through Grade 6, Nursery care. church, coffee fellowship between ser­ have established a vast new we are to maintain our standard of is our need to grow, and the need to tification with God’s people, with p.m. Dr. James W. Knorr, pastor. CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBUES vices, Jim McKay’s 25th anniversary living and not fall victim to the tall victim to the actions of other nobly save or meanly lose the those institutions that provide ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 10 a.m.. bureaucracy to worry about the OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. celebration; 9 a.m.. Nursery for children be aware of this. Aside from the dis­ blackmail of other nations. nations and pay a dear price to find 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, (Tiurch School. problem. We even generated a lot of last, best hope of earth.” , Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. 5 years and younger; 10:30 a.m., (Church cipline, however, is also the impor­ fellowship through worship and Two and one half (2Vi) years after out that the energy crisis is still very pastor. CHI RCII OF ST. MAURICE, 32 heated air and even more energy 9:30 a.m., Sunday S^ool classes for School. (Classes for 3 to Grade 6; noon. tance of nurture. For spiritual study, that our spiritual life may be the oil embargo we still have failed much with us. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. children and adults; 10:30 a.m., Service Sealed bids on old piano opened; 1:30 growth, nurture must be provided. nourished, and we may grow in Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Cronin, pastor. of Worship, chijd care provided; 6:30 p.m.. Green Lodge visitation; 3 p.m., ’The greatest resource for nurture grace. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday p.m.. Evening Service, hymnsing, gospel MACC celebration; 6 p.m.. Membership Rev. Alex H. Elsesser Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. music, and Bible preaching. Group; 6:30 p.m., Junior and Senior Is the Bible itself, for it brings God’s McClean, pastor. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, Youth Groups; 7:30 p.m.. Young Adults, word to us. Here we meet the member. America’s popular culture: growth and expansion game night; 8 p.m.. Junior S a c r^ Dance Community Baptist Church Band 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 S T . PETER'S EPISCOPAL East Middle Turnpike. Rev. Richard judgments of God, but we also come a.m., Sunday School. Bollea, administrator. Group. (TIU RCH, Sand Hill Road. South Wind­ to know his love and grace as he SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar: Rev. jugglers, tumblers, parades, accepts and welcomes us as his 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; Editor’s note: This is the fourth in ly, gave up his early allegiance to the the addition of the Bill of Rights and toilets in the South did not disappear masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the Rev. Michael Donohue. a series of 15 articles exploring king and thereafter thought and seif- the 13th, 14th and 15th Amendments. until the 1950s and 1960. pageants, and celebrations CHURCH OF CHRIST, LydaU and Scientist, 447 N. Main St. children. vicar. Almanac Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday “Popular Culture: Mirror of consciously acted like an It is the basis of the American But violence was not restricted to flourished. The first permanent Vernon streets.. Eugene Brewer, 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School So daily devotions, Bibie study in 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Masses at 7:30. 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Family Service and Sunday School; American Life.’’ This series was “American.” Dream — the belief that in this coun­ use against minorities. It has con­ theater in America was built in New minister. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for our private moments or in a group York in 1767. The minstrel show was 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. very young children, subject of the By United Press International Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. written for Courses by Newspaper, a The Revolutionary War forged a try one is free to achieve any goal, to stantly been a major muscle in the are important. ’Through our Bible W APPl.NG COMMUNITY CHU RCH, well established by the time of the Worship, sermon: "The Spirit of Truth lesson-sermon: “Soul,” golden text from Today is Satiuxlay, Feb. 11, the .ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, program developed by University new nation, and the Civil War was accumulate wealth, to live in any body of American popular culture. It study and discussions we come to 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Civil War, and vaudeville by 1880. Versus The Spirit of Ehror” ; 6 p.m.. the Bible: "Let all tlu>se that seek thee 42nd day of 1978 with 323 to follow. Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Extention, University of California, fought so that, in the words of Lin­ iifestyle. The rise of the common was always a grim companion on the recognize that the problems of life Harold W. Richarclson, minister. Wellner. rector, San Diego, and funded by a grant coln’s “Gettysburg Address” (1863), man in nationai politics — Davy frontier. The penchant for violent The girlie show, introduced in 1866. Worship, sermon: "There Is No Fear In rejoice and be glad in thee; and let such The moon is approaching its first Love.” as love thy salvation say continually. Let have changed but little through the 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service 8 a.m.. Holy Communion: 10 a.m.. from the National Endowment for this “ New Nation” should “ not Crockett to Congress in 1827, Jackson joined with the minstrel show and quarter. and (Jiurch School. physical action can be traced EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, God he magnified.” Psalms 70:4. The years. A savior is still needed to Family Service and (Jiurch School. developed into the first musical com­ FIRST CONGREGATIONAL the Humanities. perish from the earth.” (the common man’s candidate) to throughout American literature, but Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Christian Science Reading Room, 968 The morning stars are Mercury guide and direct us. CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED Copyright 1977-78 by the Regents of This same feeling of speciai mis­ the presidency in 1829, and Lincoln in especially in Western novels, pulp edy, “The Wizard of Oz” (1904), Ronald J. Fournier, iRev. Dale H. Gustaf­ Main St., is open to the public Mondays and Saturn. TALCOTTVILLLE CONGREGA­ We also need others to aid us in our CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev David J, the University of California. sion justified, in the people’s eyes, 1861 — was proof to many people of magazines, comic books, television, giving birth to one of our favorite son, pastors; ^ynn Bruer, intern; Rev. C. through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The evening stars are Venus, TIONAL CHU RCH, United Churrh of By RAY B.'BROWNE their drive across the continent, as the Dream’s reality. and movies. forms of theater today. Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. and the first and third Thursday evenings disciplines. A support group is Reese III, minister. Christ. Rev. Kenneth Knox, pastor. Jupiter and Mars. 9:45 a.m.. Church School for they pushed the Indian ever Much popular culture in America COURSES BY NEWSPAPER Numerous other pastimes 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship with from 7.to 9 except holidays, a free public need^ in dieting to reduce w e i^ (— 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service aid Sun­ Dislributed by Ironically and tragically, the Those bom on this date are under kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m.. United Press International westward and took land from the Dream that has become reality to has been centered throughout the developed through the years. Communion; 9:45 a.m., Church ^ o o l . lending library is maintained. how much more so as we seek day School; 1:30 p.m.. Pilgrim the sign of Aquarius. Worship Service. The strands of American popular Mexican. This sense of purpose also many WASP Americans has not been years on a conflict between ruralism ut the superiority of the country has Magazines and “best sellers” started Fellowship meet at the church for a ski persisted. The rural-urban conflict is American inventor Thomas Alva BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST trip to Woodstock; 8 p.m.. Fellowship of culture have remained essentially inspired the sacrifices necessary to fulfilled for millions of others who and urbanism, the country and the ci­ in the 17th Century. Baseball and CHU RCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. revealed in the writings of inost 19th Edison was bom Feb. 11, 1847. Prayer. the sathe from colonial days to the “ make the world safe for have suffered discrimination and ty. footb^l began in the mid-19th Cen­ Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. Century authors, especially S T . GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL present because they have always democracy” in two world wars. It is have been wracked by the violence From the time of the first tury. Dime novels started after the WInga of morning By CLIFF SIMPSON On this day in history; Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Bolton. responded to and reflected life in this revealed today in President Carter’s that often accompanies inequality. settlements, when people huddled Hawthorne and Melville, and in our Civil War, comic strips at the turn of In 1937, General Motors agreed to 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Rev. John C. Holliger, vicar. country. emphasis on upholding “human For example, the Puritans assaulted together for protection, there has day by numerous authors, for exam­ the present century, and comic books recognize the United Auto Workers School for Nursery through junior high: 9 8 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite I-of 1976 Among the most important of these rights” throughout the world. the Indians and those whites — the been fear of the “Out-There,” of the ple, William' Goldman and Irwin in the 1930s. 110 carloads of wheat Union ((HO) as the bargaining agent a.m.. Church School for senior high and Book of Common Prayer; 10 a.m.. Mor­ have been the sense that America Belief in equality and equal oppor­ Quakers, for instance — who dis­ unknown. But to many of the earliest Shaw. Wister’s ’"The Virginian" (1902) been involved in sending blankets to ‘Tis the set of the soul that adult classes. ning Prayer, 1928 Book of Common The wheat is traveling from Kan­ for GM workers. S T . DUNSTAN'S CHURCH, }vas special, a belief in quality, a tunity for all has constituted a se­ agreed with their philosophy. Americans, who came from poverty- The pro-country mood is perhaps set the pattern for Western fiction, needy places around the world. Miss decides the goal. Prayer, sermon by John Holmes: 7 p.m.. sas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, the In 1945, President Franklin D. Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. penchant for violence, and the con­ cond, overriding theme in American Discrimination could be seen con­ ridden urban ghettoes of Europe, the best demonstrated today by the detective stories, “created” by Miller, a Methodist missionary from Young People's Fellowship meets to plan •Dakotas, and Minnesota to Houston And not the storm or the strife. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. cept of a melting pot. But above all popular culture. It was implied in the tinuing in the 19th century in the “No countryside represented freedom exodus from the city to suburbia and Peru, tells of a truck bringing Church pancake breakfast; 7:30 p.m.. Edgar Allan Poe, came of age in the and thence to Vietnam in answer to a Ella Wheeler Wilcox Winston Churchill and Soviet dictator Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday has been the desire for entertain­ Irish Need Apply” signs and songs, exurbia. World Service blankets and clothing Stewardship committee convenes. Mayflower Compact (1620), was and dignity, the Garden of Eden. pulp magazines of the 1920s and special appeal for help in their pre­ The chuckle Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a m. ment. stated explicitly in the Declaration of and in the campaign against the On the other hand, the city, with its 1930s, and science fiction began with into her village the day after an Josef Stalin ended a week-long World Articulated by Jefferson and em­ sent food crisis. A missionary found himseif face- From almost the earliest days, this Independence and was guaranteed by “Yellow Peril.” "The “Whites Only” theaters, parks, and museums, has Poe. earthquake ravaged the town, War II conference at Yalta. bodied in the movement of millions This response from Church World to face with a raging lion in a jungle. cultural response was determined by the Constitution, though only after signs over drinking fountains ar aiways been a cultural magnet for Music came with the colonists, and leaving many homeless. That night In 1965, U.S. and South Vietnamese THE of pioneers and settlers, this feeling Service is over and above any regular “I’m going to eat you,” roared the the fact that this country was the many people. This attractiveness un- proliferated and diversified into the she saw a cMld wearing one of the planes staged the first bombing raids MftE development aid to the Vietnamese. lion. “Prepare for death.” “New World.” It held, for whites, at doubt^ly accounts for the current numerous kinds with us today. By the blankets. It was all the little one on. on North Vietnam in retaliation for a It will cost two million dollars. At that, the missionary dropped to SPEAKS least, the promise of life, liberty, and ■ • • -y"-.- . » . ; i, ...... return wave from the suburbs to the 1890s, a movie industry was tom. Here is another candle in the Viet Cong attack. Gtoerally our government would his knees and prayed more fervently the pursuit of happiness—because, it city. After 1920 radio became a saturating darkness of disaster. By reimburse CWS for all overseas ship­ than he ever had before. Then, In 1977, President Ford named Euflww was believed, God had willed that the 3>avy O rockftt’s Another important theme has been element in our culture, to be ping costs under the provisions of Abraham Lincoln , cautiously peeking through his former Pennsylvania Gov. William ______Brewer people make it their “Promised the concept of America as a “melting superseded by television after 1947. Foreign Aid legislation. Present U.S. loved Jesus fingers, he saw the lion also kneeling, Scranton to be ambassador to the e Bible speaks of Land,” the place where their dreams IH ALMAPTAckfaT pot” of cultures. Although Indians, Our popular culture reflects the law, however, prohibits using Tomorrow is Lincoln’s birthday. I with front paws covering his eyes. United Nations. “unreasonable and evil could come true. blacks, and, to a lesser extent, other American experience and our strong OF W ID SfOM'S IS i«E H Fsfr government funds for Vietnam but was interested to come across this Looking toward heaven, the mis­ men." 2 Thes. 3:2 (KJV). This attitude was strengthened f.irr fH the minorities were excluded. drive to democratize our society. does not prevent private diipments statement made by the Rev. J.E. sionary exclaimed, “Isn’t it wonder- from whom the Apostle through the years because the Americans through the centuries Though we may rightly despise Paul asked deliverance. „ from being sent. ' Casey of Freeport, 111.: fiil ... to think that my words can American genius for technological have prided themselves on their some aspects of it, on the whole we And well may we! While If you wish to help in raising this “A gentleman having recentiy soften a wild beast's heart.” growth could work in a country diversity. The Statue of Liberty ought to take pride in it as a rich ( Yesterdays ] th e word translated m en^, you can do it through your visited Washington on business with Whereupon the lion dropped his politically amenable, incredibly rich became a symbol of refuge, inviting expression of our democracy. For. to "unreasonable" may have church, or send it to directly to me. the president was, on leaving home, paws and snarled, “Hold your more exact usages, this in natural resources, and blessed the world’s tired and hungry to this paraphrase Pogo, we have created ’There are 51 church bodies that make requested by a friend to ask Mr. Lin­ tongue! I'm saying grace.” one is not far afield. with a generally moderate climate. country, where diverse people pnd this culture and it is us. 25 years ago cultures would be melted down into up Church World Sjervice. coln whether he loved Jesus. The Brotherly love Are you generally a There have bwn changes in points L- South Manchester Fire Depart­ reasonable person, exer­ of view and emphasis through the “The American Character.” This is a project that the I president buried his face in bis There is a Jewish story of two A memorable experience for The views expressed in Courses by Manchester Council on World Hipiger handkerchief, turned away and wept. ment to draw regulations for fire the entire family from cising reason in forming years, to be sure, as changing Lately, however, this assimilation brothers whose farms lay side by W O R IX ) W ID E PICTURES Newspaper are those of the authors might consider as a first step to ( hief’s job. opinions and in your expec­ physical and intellectual conditions drive had been reversed. “He then turned and said ‘When I side. On a certain night, after the only and do not necessarily Reflect revive our local program. left home to take the chair of State I Five firms bid for North End sewer SHIOKARI PASS tations of others? In the have modified the people’s ways of America now is encouraging in­ gathering of the harvest, one of them area of service there is a those of the University of California, It is of interest to know that when requested my countrymen to pray for job. The power of Christian life. But throughout, the amalgam of stead a pluralisin that urges people said to his wife; Judges pick 27 winners in Youth love in one life. crying need for the. funding agency, or the par­ wheat arrives in Ho C3ii Minh City me; I was not then a Christian. When the people, the political system, and to rediscover and treasure their “My brother is a lonely man, who I’aints contest. In Color reasonableness. ticipating newspapers and colleges. (formerly Saigon), it will be used to my son died, the severest trial of my While some in service in­ the land has developed a general and origins and identities. The power of has neither wife nor children; I will 10 years ago constant “American point of view,” this drive was seen in the extraor­ make a French-type bread and life, I was not a Christian. But .when 1 go out and carry some of my sheaves dustries presumptiously noodles, foods that are part of the went to Gettysburg and looked upon CAUrMY CHURCH take for granted those they with various themes that we call dinary reception of ^ Alex Haley’s into his field.” This date was a Sunday; The Vietnam diet. It will then be dis­ 647 Kail MMBto Tpto. are supposed to serve, the “The American Way of Life.” novel “Roots” (1976) and the televi­ the graves of our dead heroes, who It happened that on the same night Herald did not publish. One of the strongest of these sion program made from it, which at­ The author tributed primarily to schools and had fallen in defense of their country, majority are conscien­ the other said; tious. We on the receiving themes was an insistence from tracted the largest audience'ever for Ray B. Browne is director of hospitals. I then and there consecrated myself “My brother has wife and children Larry Minear, consultant for end need to consider their almost the earliest days — when the any television show. the Center for Popular Culture at to Christ. I do love Jesus’.” and needs the harvest more than I; I Church World SeiVice, has been ser­ wi problems, especially such Puritans came to worship as they Perhaps the single most overriding Bowling Green State University Poem of the Week will carry some of my sheaves into CORRIE unusual circumstances as pleased — that this country was theme in American popular culture in Ohio. Thb founder and editor of ving on a White House staff to help One ship drives east and his field.” Behind the scenes with ( th e recent storm. develop options for a presidential in­ special. from the 17th Century on has been the the “Journal of Popular Culture." another west. So, the next morning, their respec­ "The Hiding Place" Unreasonable, abusive ver­ itiative on world hunger. This People knew instinctively that desire for entertainment. Though the he is the author or editor of more While the selfsame breezes tive heaps were unchanged. And thus bal tantrums help no one. ' working group will recommend to New Film to be shown at “Americans” were different, as the Puritans opposed too much pastime than 20 books, including “Icons of blow; . ' it happened night after night, until at And w e often make, the president “broad policy and 18th century French philosopher activity, Americans generally have Popular Culture," "The Popular 'Tis the set of the sail and not length, one moonlight night, the TRINITY COVENANT demands of products and specific actions” in five areas of U.S. their handlers that are un­ Crevecoeur noted in “Letters from ^King of; the Wild Frontier^ been not only hard-working but also Culture Explosion.” "Popular the gale brothers, with their arms full of hard-playing, encouraging all known : Culture and the Expanding food and development policy. Here is GHURGH fair to manufacturer dnd an American F arm er” (1782). Davy Crockett appeared on the cover dt the Davy Crockett Almanack in 1937 (left) and in That bids them where to go. sheaves, met midway face to face. distributor alike. kinds of diversion and creating i Consciousness," and "Dimen- ' a large candle that will shine in the 8:30 A.M. 302 Hackmatack Street Benjamin Franklin, considered by the 1950s television show, starring Fess Parker and Buddy Ebsen. Certain th em es of our darkness of world hunger. , Likethe winds of the air are the On the spot the temple was built, GHUiGH OF CHMST many the prototypical native of this others,. ; sions of Detective Fiction.” ways of fate. because it was esteemed to be the SIMMY, FEB. 12 * 6 PM country, completely, though painful­ popular culture have persisted through much of our history. From the earliest colonial days. A naked child in Peru ' Lydall and Vernon Streets As we journey along through place where earth was nearest to 5:00 P.M. FfM Will OIMng Phone; 646-2903 , Re()ently various churches have life; ^ heaven. ' I P A G K SIX -A - MANniKSTKM KVKNING HrHAl.n Maiulu -U’i Area police report \ Obituaries Hast Hartford Caron was released on a 11,000 non­ Sinnh'v I*. KiikiiUki East Hartford Police Friday surety bond, and Jam es on his ROCKVILLE - Stanley P. arrested David A. Rednarz, 25, of 44 promise to appear in court. Court Bakulski. 66. of 84 Village St., a Church St. and charged him with four date for both is March 6. former Rockville alderman and tax counts in connection with an alleged collector, died Friday at his home. disturbance reported Jan. 28 in the He was the husband of Mrs. Church Street area. Vernon Stephanie Orlowski Bakulski. 1 * - « l Rednarz was charged with second- Three Rockville men were Mr. Bakulski was born May 3,1911 degree assafilt, second-degree arrested Friday on a Tolland County CHERRIES! in Manchester and had lived in reckless endangerment, threatening; Superior Court bench warrant. Rockville for a number of years. He and criminal mischief, police said. Daniel Ziemba, 22, of 47 Village St. had been employed for several years He was presented in court Friday was charged with first-depee as a steward at the Polish-American and was released on a |2S0 bond. A assault and first-degree burglary. ...the Choice Citizens Club (PAC) and at the Maple court date has not been set. Lawrence Ziemba, 27, also of 47 Grove Club. Police started Friday to serve Village St., was charged with He was also a past president of the summons on people who have not yet tampering with a witness. Thomas PAC Club and a member of Maple cleared their sidewalks of snow. ,, tor > Ziemba, 25, of 33 Brooklyn St. was Grove Club. He was a communicant also charged with tampering with a of St. Joseph Church and a member Tolland witness. of its St. Joseph Society. He also As the result on an ongoing in­ The three men were presented in belonged to the Kosciuszko Club, the vestigation at Tolland High School, Tolland County Superior Court •^Rbruary ^ Polish National Alliance and the James R. Caron, 18, of CrysUl Lake Friday and their cases were con­ Federated Clubs of Connecticut. He P' Road, Tolland, was charged with the tinued to March 7. formerly had been employed in the sale and possession of a controlled Lawrence Ziemba posted a $3,500 Vernon school system. M substance (marijuana), and Rodney bond and Thomas Ziemba a $5,000 Other survivors are a son, Leonard Jones, 18, of Tory Road, Tolland, was bond. Daniel Ziemba was held at the S. Bakulski of Stafford Springs; two .0* charged with possession of a con­ Hartford Correctional Center in lieu daughters, Ruth 1. McAllister of trolled substance. of a $30,000 bond. Ellington and Carol Stepanek of Watertown; four brothers, Bruno The beautiful red cherry with its tart sweet flavor reigns as Bycholski, Walter Bycholski and we celebrate the three famous birthdays that fall in February. Chester Bycholski, all of Republicans take It’s definitely the fruit-of-the-month. Manchester, and John Bycholski of American Heritage defines the cherry as a "small, fleshy Glastonbury; a sister, Mrs. Stella Parciak of Manchester; and nine heart-shaped fruit,” so pot only its color but its very shape makes grandchildren. shots at budget it the perfect emblem for lovers as they fete their patron, St. The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. Valentine. from the White-Gibson-Small Youth headed for bus in drug raid House Minority Leader Gerald HARTFORD (UPI) - Republicans The cherry jubilee continues with the birthday celebrations Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., with a Manchester Police Officers Gary Wood and John Marvin escort one of the many yoiitlis lined up Friday to take shots at Gov. Stevens, R-Milford, said, "I don’t for m ass at St. Joseph Church at 9. one minute believe that this is an for Washington and Lincoln. In 1800, “Parson” Weems published who were arrested Friday night in a massive raid at the "Pinball Wizard" on Main ,Sti ccl. Ella T. Grasso’s record $2.08 billion Burial will be in St. Bernard's state budget. honest budget.” \ his biography of George Washington that gave us the myth of Cemetery. The unidentified youth was put on a bus waiting outside. At least 15 youths were ai rested The reaction of Democrats — even “ This is an election year and young George chopping down a cherry tree. We’re all willing Friends may call at the funeral for possession of drugs and about 15 more were being bodily searched on the i)remiscs. At that of Lt. Gov. Robert K. Killian Governor Grasso has given us an to recognize nonesty in the father of our country, so we welcome home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 the door of the business is Police Chief Robert Lannan who led the raid involving more than who is campaigning against Mrs. election year budget with something and mrpetrate the story. No proper dinner on Washington’s p.m. There will be a prayer service 20 police officers. (Herald photo by Vaughn) Grasso — was mild by comparison. for evei^one: more spending and birthday is without cherriesi Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral lower taxes,” said Stevens, cam­ home. paigning for the Republican guber­ Lincoln’s childhood was much more austere than that of natorial nomination. Washington. When young Abe felled a tree, it was for pay — Budget pleases town legislators "It's a great budget If you can not play, and his goal was to get the job done. Carl Sandburg believe it, but I don’t believe it,” he quotes an employer of the youthful Lincoln as having said, Whipple installed BY GREG PEAR.SON in the state sales tax because of sur­ blueprint from which to work.” adjustment in the pension systems said. ‘ his father taught him to work, but he never taught him to Barry praised the inclusion of a $1 Red Men sachem Herald Reporter pluses in the budget. for retired teachers and retir^ state love it.” He would have been the first to take advantage of the million grant-in-aid program to employees. Another Republican candidate. Local legislators generally were Rep. Abraham Glassman, who Senate Minority Leader Lewis B. convenience offered by the red tart cherry pie filling that is so Ernest Whipple has been installed assist funding of youth services Rep. Ted (^mmings of Manchester X'' pleased with Gov. Ella Grasso's represents part of Manchester and Rome of Bloomfield, “ I’m concerned work-saving and can be as near as the pantry shelf. as sachem of Miantonomoh Tribe, oureaus in the state, an idea that said, "She has a lot in that budget to budget message and its increased all of South Windsor, disagrees. she’s making the full cupboard go Improved Order of Red Men. Barry had previously proposed. help people who need it and to help funding for a variety of town and "The impact’s not there," he said bare quickly.” Canned red tart cherry pie filling i%glorious in a regal pie, Other officers installed are Pat of the proposed sales cut. He said The increase in funding of the cities and towns. She spread around a or as the colorful, tempting fruit in do-ahead or refrigerated state causes. lot of money to a lot of different "It’s a budget that tries to be all Vendrillo, senior sagamore; Cam that he would prefer an elimination major grant programs to cities and Mrs. Grasso formally detailed her towns will boost state aid to all of the groups.” things for all people,” he said. desserts, and it’s perfectly sauced to accompany party-pretty Vendrillo, junior sagamore; Edmund of the sales tax for clothing rather Guidice, prophet; Roland Rockwell, record $2,086 billion budget Friday towns in Barry’s fourth senatorial He called the budget message a pork chops for a man-size entree. This year, celebrate Washing­ before the State Legislature. than the small cut for all purchases. chief of record; Salve Vendrillo, district. good one but did have some A third Republican candidate, Sen. ton’s or Lincoln’s birthday lavishly and easily, and another time ‘T don't think anyone was left out. The budget proposal, however, collector of wampum; Peter J. Ven­ He listed the increases as follows: differences of opinion with the gover­ George Gunther of Stratford, said inidte the loves of your life, young and old, to share a sweet and She’s made it so that everyone will generally pleased Glassman. drillo, first sannap; Ed Fritzsche, Manchester, $309,047; Bolton, $26,- nor’s proposed appropriations. Mrs. Grasso is playing politics with go along with the budget,” Rep. "It's perhaps the most positive sentimental party of multiple desserts in honor of St. Valentine. guard of forest; and Rocco Bartone, 103; Coventry, $72,441; Andover, $15,- "I would have liked to have seen the budget. /rancis Mahoney of Manchester budget message in the four years guard of wigwam. 424; Glastonbury, $40,336; Hebron, more for such things as job training “To take and cut the sales tax by.a said. that I’ve been here. That’s a good $18,438; South Windsor, $9,772 and and community facilities for the half-percent is like spitting in tfie “ I liked what I heard,” he said. sign,” he said. "There’s money in East Windsor, $38,313. mentally handicapped and ocean,” he said. “ We should put the Mahoney was particularly in favor of there (or good things — specifically He also praised the cost-of-living retarded,” Cummings said. money where it will do some good.” Gibbs hired a one-half of one percent cut in the in social services.” state sales tax. TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — The Tampa He said that he would have "I hope that remains in the budget. Bay Buccaneers, who suffered a lack preferred more state funding for i / \ n t CHERRIES N’ CHEESE DESSERT CHERRY LEMON SQUARES CHE RRY ORANGE CHIFFON PIE It's always easy to add on a penny (of of offense while recording a 2-12 education, particularly vocational About town tax), and there’s never an effort to 11/4 cups graham-cracker 1 8-ounce package cream 11 /2 cups all-purpose flour 1/4 teaspoon baking powder 1 9-inch be iked pastry shell, 11-pound 5-ounce can red record last season, have hired Joe education. remove it,” he said. Mahoney crumbs cheese, softened 1/4 cup sugar 3 tablespoons lemon juice cooled tart cherry pie filling Gibbs away from the St. Louis Car­ Sen. David Barry called Grasso’s previously has proposed reductions proposed package "a positive 1/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup confectioners’ sugar 1/2 cup (1 stick) butter 1 1-pound 5-ounce can red 1 envelope unflavored gelatin 2 egg whiles dinals as offensive coordinator. The Confirmation Class of South United Methodist Church will meet Monday from 3 to 4 p.m. in the educa­ 6 tablespoons butter, 1/2 cup whipping cream, 2 eggs tart cherry pie filling 1/2 cup oran, ge juice 1/4 cup sugar melted tion wing of the church. SHOP T0M0RR0W...SUNDAY whipped 3 /4 cup sugar Whipped cream (optional) 1/2 teaspoon grated orange peel 1/2 cup whipping cream, 1 1-pound 5-ounce can red 1/4 cup chopped nuts 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour whipped Canal debate goes secret Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elam of 190 Bush Hill Road will tart cherry pie filling In small mixer bowl, combine 11/2 cups flour, 1/4 cup sugar and butter. Soften gelatin i n orange juice; dissolve over low heat. Add orange Unconfirmed newspaper reports FOR THE UNUSUAL IN WASHINGTON (UPI) - The seemed reluctant to cloud treaty be host and hostess at the Lutz Junior Museum, 126 Cedar Combine graham cracker crumbs, 1/4 cup sugar and butter. Mix on low speed till blended. Pat into greased 9-inch square baking peel. Measure 72 cup cherry pie filling; set aside for garnish. Com- have suggested U.S. drug enforce­ Senate Friday decided unanimously debate with formal discussion of the St., Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Admission is free. The public VALENTINE GIFTS AND CARDS Press firmly into 10 x 6 x 2-inch baking dish. Bake at 375° for 6 to pan. Bake at 3w ° for 15 to 20 minutes or till slightly brovf'n around edge. nine remaining cherry pie filling and gelatin mixture. Chill, stirring ment and intelligence officials have to move its Panama Canal treaty so-called “ Panama Connection” is welcome. 8 minutes or till edges start to brown. Cool. Spoon cherry pie Meanwhile beat together e ^ s , 3/4 cup sugar, 2 tablespoons flour, occasionally, ti II partially set. information that Tqrrijos, some of debate into secret session Feb. 21 to drug charges. filling over crumb crust. Beat cheese till creamy; blend in 1/2 baking powder and lemon juice. Pour over partially baked crust. Return Beat egg v vhites to soft peaks; gradually add sugar, beating till his relatives and other Panamanian SATIN HEART discuss allegations Gen. Omar But, they shifted at persistent cup confectioners’ sugar. Fold in whipped cream. Spread over to oven for 15 to 20 minutes or till set. Cool. Spoon cherry pie filling stiff peaks fom 1. Fold in cherry mixture, then whipped cream. Pile officials have participated in LB. $10.95 Torrijos may have been involved in urging of Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., cherry filling. Sprinkle with nuts. Chill till set. Makes 8 to 10 over crust. Cut into squares or bars. Serve with whipped cream if de­ into cooled pa.«. try shell. Chill until firm. Garnish top with reserved lucrative rackets that funnel illegal servings. sired. Makes 9 to 12 servings. cherry filling. smuggling drugs into the United and got unanimous consent to hold the rare secret session, narcotics into the United States by States. way of Central America. Shifting the debate toward “ I would just say, this is not a ‘red Two rob Pero’s herring,’ Dole said in pressing his de­ Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., chairman mysterious, sensitive issues at the Select mand for closed-door airing of the of the Senate Intelligence Committee demand of Republican treaty critics, from ail drug allegations. “ This is not an ef­ that investigated both the drug pojice reported an armed robbery at Pero’s Market on the Senate also was expected to sizes review the issue of U.S. electronic fort to sidetrack the debate on the charges and the electronic Oakland Street about 6:55 p.m. Friday. Two males of treaty... (or) some way to defeat th6 eavesdropping, said of the narcotics gpanjsj, descent, both armed with handguns, entered the and prices eavesdropping on Panamanian of­ 3.25 up ficials during treaty negotiations. treaties. I would just ask that we allegations; “You read the stuff in and demanded money be tum^ over from the Bipartisan Senate leaders at first have that session early.” the newspapers — some of it is true register, police said. A customer in the store was and some of it is false. gijQ robbed of some money. A few minutes after the robbery a stolen car, believed Neighbor’s kitchen to have been used by the robbers, was found on North East Hartford (Ire calls Schdol Street, not far from the market. The car was registered in Waterbury. An estimated $300 or $400 was stolen. Thursday, 12:11 p.m. Thursday, 6:14 p.m. Friday, 9:22 a.m. Friday, 5:15 p.m. —Medical A 17-year-old male and a juvenile were also arrested ^M edical call to 47 Smith —Investigation, 122 Heron By BETTY RYDER —Medical call to 304 Main St. call to Burnside Avenue and late Friday afternoon in connection with a robbery in an Drive. Thursday, 7:02 p.m. —False Road. Main Street. RED HEART J t r t n 'V 1 3 4 . if* apartment on Downey Drive. Thursday, 12:46 p.m. alarm, 453 Burnside Ave. Friday, 10:09 a.m. Friday, 6:47 p.m. —Medical 1I LB.ImO. $4.25 -M edical call to 135 Burnside Thursday, 9:47 p.m. —Investigation, 67 Laurel St. Charles Burdick of 399 Foster St., South Windsor, was call to School Street and chel and says that till today, she is his A V6. —Medical call to 11 Ralph Friday, 10:48 a.m, Christopher Court. charged with second-degree robbery, fourth-degree Top chefs participated in the Hilton Hotel Thursday, 1:25 p.m. —Shut Road. —Medical call to 233 Ellington Friday, 6:59 p.m. -Stove larceny and third-degree bufglary in connection with that Chains Competition in the First International professional inspiration. off fire alarm, 1120 Silver Thursday, 11:25 p.m. Road. fire, 195 Ellington Road, incident. Police said he and a juvenile companion walked t e v e i L Conference and Exhibition of Jewish Culinary He completed his apprenticeship with the 1^iM£CC,Stev Savoy Hotel in his native France, then did one Lane. —Medical call to 38 Nassau Friday, 3:36 p.m .—Medical Friday, 7:23 p.m. —False into an apartment and robbed the residents who were C A N D ES Art in Jerusalem on Jan. 24. Thursday, 5:16 p.m. Circle. call to IM Main St. alarm, 554 Burnside Ave, home of an undetermined amount of cash. The elusive goal of every gourmet chef is to year of military school and a further eight —Investigation, 101 Connec­ Friday, 3:25 a.m. —Medical Friday, 3:42 p.m. —False Friday, 7:55 p.m .—Medical Burdick was released Friday night on a $500 bond. become Escoffier. While many famous chefs months apprenticeship in the French Navy. In ticut Blvd. call to 11 Ralph Road. alarm, 672 Burnside Ave. call to 105 Cherry St. Always a welcome Valentine gift have followed in the footsteps of the Master, no the hotel business since the age of 15, Jean-Claude that shows you really caret one has yet surpassed him. has worked in Algeria, Senegal, France, Canada The. Hilton Food Gazette published for both the and Israel. He joined Hilton International in 1964 Tel Aviv and Jerusalem Hiltons reports “ that if and arrived in Israel in March 1976. Escoffier were to rise from the grave today, to The 36-year-old chef is married and the father demonstrate his genius at one of the Israel of a daughter. PLACE YOUR Due To The Recent Hiltons, he would run into quite a few problems. The following are his recipes for fruits used in fc A “ Food habits have changed in the past three- soups and salad: quarters of a century. So have methods of Orange-Olivr Salad , preparation. Essential ingredients which con­ 4 oranges, skinned and thinly sliced BENTINE"' Snowstorm tributed to the flavor of an Escoffier creation are 4 sweet onions, thinly sliced no longer available. Black olives ORDERS NOWI “Butter and cream, which he relied upon so Olive oil heavily in the preparation of sauces and soups, Lemon Juice • CUPCAKES • CAKES \0 0 would be taboo in the meat section of the kosher Mix olive oil and lemon juice to taste, add • HEART COOKIES kitchen. So would frog legs, shrimps, rabbit, olives and toss salad. • TARTS We W ill Be pork, and a wide range of other culinary delights Chilled FVuit Soup • HEART CAKES I which come within the category of forbidden 3 cups fruit in season (apples, apricots, grapes fruits in the context of Jewish dietary laws. melons) “ It would be a terribly frustrating experience 8 cups water for Escoffier, as it has bwn fpr many of the chefs 3 tbsp. cornflour Remember February Is who came to the Israel Hiltons without prior Honey or sugar to taste This Sunday^ Feb. experience in kosher cuisine.” Cherry Month 3 cups orange juice S ' 'O ' At the Jerusalem Hilton, where I stayed Lemon juice to taste ... Compare three days during my recent visit to Israel, Jean- Chilled or heated dry wine selection , and huge variety of Valen­ (Haude Bergeret is the executive chef. ^ Note: We will be closed Monday, Feb. 13th, but orders There are many additional recipes for Veal tine cards, gift wrappings, party As a small child, Jean-Claude already showed Feet in Jelly, Cotelettes De Riz, Mock Venison, ^ may be placed up to and Including Tuesday A goods and decorations. a keen inclination toward gastronomy. Bom into Stuffed Pigeons (or Cornish Game Hens), but all A morning. ^ a family of eight children, he began helping his must be converted from metric to English KNIHERS WORLD JNC. mother prepare meals for her brood when he was measurements. only nine. He describes her as “ cordon-bleu I’ll try to do that soon so I can pass them on. MANCHESTER PARKADE...10-8...SUN. 12-5 The Jerusalem Hilton, Israel’s newest and Jerusalem ’s most modern luxury hotel, is just CRAFT and NEEDLEWORK CENTER Vernon Plaza (next to K-Mart)...10-9...8UN. io-5 |. PARKADE BAKERY | East Hartford (Putnam Plaza)...10-9...SUN.' 10-S at the western entrance to the city. Inset is its executive chef, Jean-Claude Bergerl. M MANCHESTER PARKADE ^ Manchester Parkade 646-4340 OTHER STORES...fnflWtf, M tridui, Torrtngton. 649-6820 M rlM d MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mamfimn .S.ii Krh II Ign I'AGK m ill I li PAGE TWO-B - MANCHCTER EVENING HERALD. Mam. Iiesler. Cmin.. Sul KcIi II l'.)7H B u tin tM Coventry mulls plan to Salvation Army land The Coventry Town Council has un­ offer use of the land to non-residents passenger flat boat, a mobile house members Richard Breen, Antonio One conclusion ot the report is that summer program. der consideration a bond for deed as well as to townspeople and must trailer, all sections of the pontoon D’Ambrosio Jr., Daniel Manley, and the Salvation Army beach front and Another section would serve as an outlining a purchase agreement with not discriminate on the basis of race,' dock, and all furnishings and Larry Navieux. Sandy Shores be consolidated and active recreation area. All Unconditional the Salvation Army for about 76 color, creqd, or national origin. appliances in the buildings. The council has referred the report that Lisicke Beach be closed down playground equipment is in good con­ to the Planning and Zoning Commis­ dition and could be activate lor im­ Guarantool acres of land on the southern end of The bond for deed further specifies 'hie town also hopes to obtain up to The committee emphasized that sion for comment. Views of all mediate use Coventry Lake. The land is being that the agreement shall be subiKt 25 percent state funding if the agree­ the new beach area would "have a offered to the town for $375,000. to approval of a town meeting. The ment is ratified. ’The state Depart­ affected town agencies are being gentle slope and sandy bottom A third section is designated as a sought, and the council will hold In accordance with the price Town Council has not taken a postiion ment of Environmental Protection relatively free from rocks. water activities area. This could be received from Town Attorney Abbot for or against the purchase. (DEP) has said that acquisition public hearings before the matter used for swimming, boating, fishing, Schwebel, the document states that However, the Salvation Army Land assistance is authorized under the goes to a referendum. Under the committee’s plan, one and ice skating the obligation of the town to perform Purchase Study Committee, which Land and Water Conservation Fund Rose Fowler and Jessie Brainard section of the army property would Section lour contains a citizen's the agreement is contingent upon the was appointed by the council, strong­ Program. have recently joined the group. be used as vista, traits, fishing, and park and a picnic area. It has a ledge approval of the Federal Bureau bf ly favors buying the land for The study committee's report to "The committee solicited informa­ picnic areas. which provides a scenic view of the Outdoor Recreation (BOR) to grant recreational uses and for protection the council is on file in the town tion from town agencies, municipal In addition, two buildings have lake. up to 50 percent of the purchase of the water shed district. manager’s office for public viewing. government staff, and the Salvation been recommended to remain on the Section five is an open space park price. In addition to the land and the It was prepared by former chairman Army,” the report states. In addi­ property due to their soundness. The with a large field. It could also be Schwebel said that if the federal facilities on it, the town would Hugo liiomas, who did not seek reap­ tion. an independent appraisal was log cabin could be used for storage as used lor overflow parking. The final monev is obtained, the town must acquire a Boston whaler, a motorized pointment. .nnd orinin.-il mnimiilfp conducted by Richard Barry. well as for arts and crafts during the section is a parking area

^ ^ ItMiw i i rMiulftd M b« rMdUy or brtowth**d»*»tl«#^1 The Tri-Town Players will beautiful flowers Shells & Cheddar 7V4 oz.. Twists & Cheddar S'/, oz., or Macaroni Salad Mix 7 oz. pkg. meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Muellers Egg Noodles ',';'49' Flavored Rice B*.nEuy 59* Sales of Lydall Inc. for 1977 were $54 The acquisi tion of Scott/Chatham, the club offices 32 Park ^ 0 from Stop & Shop. Beei Bottom Fine, Medium or Wide Beef, Chicken or Oriental-6 02. pkg. million. The company earned $2.6 million, renamed Fiber! Matrix, was consummated Place (upstairs). a 66 percent increase over 1976. Even during the quarter. This division, which Backstage crews for the 24 ounce bottle though the Logistics merger increased the makes dry-laid r/oven materials, was com­ spring production of “Bus Salad Oil number of common shares outstanding, bined with F ib er Process, the'company’s Gardenia Stop” will report on Seven Seas 2't? 99* Kosher Dill Spears ' '7 69* Lydall’s per-share earnings increased 18 wet-laid nonwo\'ens manufacturing unit, Round Roast Viva itakan or Family Slyle French or Poksh DiU Speari percent to $1.70. to establish the l^'ormed Materials Group. progress. Any interested person from Vernon, The fourth quarter of 1977 had a strong The Spheric (3roup had an excellent Plant Comstock-Cherry Q ||4 Tolland, or Ellington, is in- finish with sales of $16.9 million. Lydall quarter. Its Paltj ier Division introduced a 6 inch pot PieFlUing 21 ounce can 7 7 vited to attend the earned $722 thousand, 18^percent higher new, very comit letitively priced quality meeting. For more infor­ * ^ 2 9 Glad Garbage Bags ”4' 99' Fabric Softener sia Pui »1‘* than the fourth quarter of 1976. On a per- rack system, aind sales of Ecoshot, African Violets mation call Harriet share basis, the company earned $.38 com­ Superior Ball’s n ontoxic steel shot, hit a Dewey, vice president, at pared to $.22 for the fourth quarter of last record high. Potted Azalea M*” Arm&Haiiiiiier 99^ year. 872-4279. The play is lb scheduled for March 17 and O ur'G real Beef" dairy Be sure to shop our sparkling country dairy lor your favorites. . . 18 and 24 and 25. is USDA choice beef, R u ra lly aged lor extra tenderness and The Vernon Junior C aO i i lo n u if lo ft Bank deposits increase Womens’ Club will sponsor flavor irrourirtriur meat plant arid fresh cut in our stores. ' Vernon National Bank has reported an $15,086,000, an iticrease ot 14.5 percent, a Las Vegas Night Feb. 25 12 lb. cup Dragone Whole Milk increase in deposits, assets and net while net income- increased from .58 per at The Colony in Talcott- 5 inch Beef Eye Round Roast M operating earnings. Regular deposits in­ share to .62 per share, an increase of 4.5 ville at 8 p.m. Proceeds pot percent. Assorted RicottoCheese 2 ^ creased from $7,498,000 to $8,7498,000, an will go to the Police Colors Beef Rump Roast Bottom Round M ^ W A W A A AlINMurM WhotaMM increase of 17 percent. James M. Troj', president of the bank, Department equipment Fresh, healthy plants H K K i g ! Mo2zarella Cheese Savings deposits increased $7,456,000 to said the outlook I'or Tolland Gouty area, in fund. The cost of the Beef Bottom Round Steak 001%^; WANMI m v V lounotpkf. $8,808,00, an increase of 18 percent. Total 1978, is good and he indicated that the tickets will include a buffet Cupid Planter ^7 ” deposits increasing from $17,299,000 to bank over-all w ill look forward to con­ dinner, dancing and play *6 inch pot-3 varieties per pot Boneless Blade Steak uloACMa Mr* Kraft American Cheese *1 '• Crescent Rolls stop, shop 39* tinued increases in earnings as well as money. There will be an D e kiie SlW hile or YeUow— 12 o t. pkg. $20,210,000, for an increase of 17 percent. CONTADINA ('iiil.idMi' i X ^COUNTRY STYLE OR ------V ------^ Sealtest Cottage Cheese 69' asset and deposiit growth. auction and door prizes. Fresh Cut Miniature Swiss Cheese Slices Small or Large Curd-16ouncecup Total loans increased from $13,173,000 to •TOMAin CAP ) i The Triple S Club will Carnations »unch >2” ^ Mrs. Filberts Margarine 59' Cream Cheese Phruo.iphi. 79* have a whist party Tuesday Asswted $M29 Golden Ouarlers-1 pound pkg -qfr. pound sicks Kralt Whipped Plain or Onion - 6 oz. coni J r." I iLLSBURY at 7:30 p.m. at the senior Rec complex proposed • n ir.v ti) We've got all kinds ol lish. citizen center. Park Place. seafood frozen foods It's worth your while to stock up on our specials! K)MAUI[S M 0 / Everything from fillets to shelllish. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Tentative the center, whichi would be completed in A Proceeds will benefit the the'1980’s, would li.nclude a high-rise hotel, pUTTERMILK PoifcClMivs®lr^ plans to build a $65 million regional com­ sLinu) Heart Association. The ad­ Orange Juke office space, convention facilities, stores mission charge includes fIreshRiietsof $ E 8 9 ke Cream mercial and family recreational center in inMAiofs i-i n/ Center C u t Pork C h o p s ™n cut $179 b h t Milford have been announced by a New and a unique diome-covered, climate- coffee, dessert and a StopaShop ^ 6 oz*E BISCUITS stock up! cans controlled recreat iional area with theaters Haddodt Ji”’ York developer and a Bridgeport con­ chance to win a door prize Countrystyle Pork Ribs Oven barbecue! Half Gallon Tub M struction company. and restaurants. and table prize. Dressed Smelts 1 1b.pkg. 89' Hawaiian Punch Red 3 emi 100% Natural Assorted Ravors The companies a. aid they plan meet with Absolutely delicious. W D’Addario Industries of Bridgeport and The Board of Directors Squid 3 lb. box M” Sirloin Pork Cutlets Corn on the Cob • pAg. 69' John's Pizza '’SrliS?" Z"69‘ Arnold Praver, Inc. of New York said the state and local o fficials to discuss the of the Rockville Area Whiting3 lb.box, W ASSORTED VARIETIES-CAT FOOD IRKl Y SAUS STf AK Seabrook Vegetables oai«hai 79' Ravioli 99* new facility will be built on 95 acres proposed center and will call a news con­ Chamber of Commerce FireKh Rertvi, $<>Un.F*Eiil. Ptf.Mnor TiNian-lSOZ bag located between the Connecticut Turnpike ference later this i month to unveil further will meet Wednesday at ErediFlounder Strawberries siopashop ','" 59' Cheese Lasagne and the Wilbur Cross Parkway. details of their pi.: in. . noon at the Country Squire Spokesman for the two companies said PURINA Restaurant, Route 83, P otkaioiiU er 79 t Ellington. This is the F i l l e t s ^ Banquet Ore Ida meeting rescheduled from Peeled &Deveined Shrimp *4” Fresh Pork Butts Roast long and slow. IHimen ' It 01. Crlsaen 2iQf VARIETY Feb. 8. Stops Shop-Medium Size-Fiozen 20 oz. pkg. Serve with Slop a Shop saue.rkraut 3 9 Fresh Pigs Feet ^ Chicken,Turkey,n, Turkey, Veal A P '*'"

I’Ac;K KO L IR -B - M ANCHCTER EVKNINC. HKRAI.D, M;iiirlu-ylci. Coiiii . Sul.. Kfl». II. I!i7li Community calondar Bolton board renews Manchester 90 East Catholic 71 Enfield Girls 55 Fermi hockey 9 EHHS girh 61 MHS swim 87 Manchester 0 Wethersfield 85 Andover Tuesday Enfield 64 Xavier 57 MHS girls 32 Fermi ^rls 21 . Democratic Town Committee, 8 V e m O H first formal fire pact Today p.m.. Town Hall. Dandy Doers 4-H Club, Republican Town Committee, 8 Sunday woodworking, 10 a.m ., Knowltoii p.m., Town Hall. Men’s (Communion Breakfast, 7 The proposed contract between the 500 will be for paving the driveway at The selectmen accepted the home. f’lanning and Zoning Commission, a.m.. Union (k>ngregational Church. Bolton Volunteer Fire Department the fire resignation of Edward Pospisal as a Board of Tax Review, 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Monday and the fire commissioners was dis­ house. commissioner. noon. Town Office Building. Wednesday All schools and town offices closed. cussed at a recent Board of John Whitham, acting fire commis­ Invited to larael Eagles repeal sueee Sunday Sanitary landfill open. Cadet Girl Scouts, 6:30 p.m.. Union Selectmen’s meeting. sion chairman, said it will be one The Rev. James Knorr, pastor of Andover Historical Society, 2:30 Senior Citizens’ Club, 1 p.m.. Congregational Church. more step in making the firehouse Under the town charter, the Board the Bolton and Vernon United p.m., Andover Elementary School. Church Community House. Tuesday ' livable. of Fire Commissioners has the Methodist churches, was invited to Monday Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., authority to enter into an agreement For about three years the fire com­ the Founders Assembly of the Jewish Town Hall. No school, Lincoln’s birthday. Middle School. with the fire department. Such an missioners researched the idea of Hall of Fame (in Jeruselem) Parks and Recreation Commis­ Aluminum Recycling Unit, 2 to 3 agreement has been in the works for having a new firehouse or a satellite Town offices and Andover Disposal against Xavier, 71-57 meeting in Israel. The Rev. Knoor sion, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. p.m., Tri-City Shopping Plaza. some time now. It must be approved Area closed. station. Neither idea appeared feasi­ was unable to attend. Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Town Tri-Town Players, 8 p.m., 32 Park by the selectmen ble. But stricter safety laws from the Dandy Doers 4-H Club, knitting, 1 now stands 1-7 in the HCC and 6-10 Murphy led the Eagle atUck with The Rev. Knorr was nominated as Hall. Place. By LE^ Al'STKR all after one quarter, but the shooting The agreement appeared accep­ federal government made it man­ a candidate for inclusion in “Who's p.m., Knowlton home. overall. 18 points and 12 assists with Smith Conservation Commission, 7:30 Bible Study and brunch, 9:30 a.m.. lirrnid Sporlowrilrr percentages, high Thursday night, table to everyone, but several areas datory to do certain repairs to the Who in World Jewry.” Dr, Knorr's Insurance Commission, 8 p.m.. It was tight most of the way until adding 17 points and 10 rebounds p.m.. Town Hall. Union (Congregational Church. were far off. East with Mark Murphy public facility. Town Office Building. 'V the fourth quarter when playing the and Pete Kiro each hitting for 7 Kiro and Bob Venora chipped in 13 needed clarification. The selectmen biography will appear in the current Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St. Wednesday voted to have all parties concerned And, according to Whitham, the volume of “Who’s Who in Religion.” Wednesday Mary’s. Enhancing its chances of night before started to take its toll. second-quarter points took a 33-29 and 10 tallies respectively No other review it one more time. firehouse is a structurally sound The Rev. and Mrs. Knorr are plan­ Board of Selectmen, 10 a.m.. Town Junior Women’s Club, 8 p.m.. First Bloodmobile, 1 to 6 p.m.. First qualifying for the Hartford The question was which club would halftime edge. East was 6 for 8 from Falcon other thdn Papale hit double This will be the first formal con­ building and should be maintained ning a trip to the Holy Land, Egypt, Office Building. Congregational Church. Congregational (Church, Route 30. County Conference playoffs run down first and it eventually the floor the second canto against 7 digits tract between the two groups. regardless of its future use. and the Middle East in the fall. Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., An­ Thursday Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 and the State Tournament last tqrn'ed out to be Xavier. for 11 for Xavier with the difference East took the jayvee contest, 78-57, An 18.500 request from the fire The appropriation will need Board p.m.. Senior Citizen Center, Park Normally fine shooting Mike with Mike Ciszewski (16), Mark Mar­ Anyone interested in joining them dover Congregational Church. Girl Scouts, 7 p.m. night was East Catholic as it at the foul stripe The Falcons were commissioners was approved by the of Finance and Town Meeting ap­ should contact Dr. Knorr. Thursday Place. . Papale missed more than half his whistled for 17 first half fouls com­ ciano (14) and John Clifford (13) selectmen. Of the total amount, $6.- proval. Rockville High wind ensemble con­ made it two wins in two nights field goal tries, his shooting percen­ pacing the young 10-5 Eagles. Community Health Service nurse, pared to 6 for East. cert, 8 p.m.. Middle School, Route 30. over Xavier, 71-57, last night at tage for the year around the 55 per­ The margin was 48-41 after three 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Hall. Chamber of Commerce, noon, cent mark. Papale totaled a game- periods. E)ast outscored the Falcons. K»i (71) Venora 5 (M) 10 Library Directors, 8 j).m., Andover IN. the Eagles' Nest. (Country Squire, Route 83. high 25 points for the Falcons but had 13-4, in the first five minutes of the Hall 3 1-3 7, Smith 5 7-# 17. Murphy 7 4-7 Public Library. Hebron 18, Wieczorek 1 0-1 2, Kiro 5 3-5 13. Four­ Women's Fellowship, potluck 6:15 The victory improved East's con­ to work hard for each and every hoop final canto to put it out of reach Road workers weary nier 1 0-0 2, Foss 0 0^) 0. U icier 0 0-0 0 Today p.m.. Union (Congregational Church. as East Coach Jim Penders effec­ Penders cleared his bench with just ference mark to 3-5 which solidifies Pagani 0 0-0 0, McKenna 10-0 2. O illord 0 Lenten Service, 8 p.m.. Union y-iv tively shuffled a number of defenders Bolton American Field Service Inter­ the Eagles' hold on fourth place. over a minute left with the starters 0-0 0 Totals 28 15-25 71. national Dinner, Rham High School Congregational (Church. East now stands 9-7 overall while on the Xavier standout. getting a nice hand from the crowd of X m lrr (.57) Webber 1 (M)2, Patenaude but some still unhappy Monday Cafeteria, 7 p.m. Snipslc Camera Club, 7:30 p.m., Xavier, one club it has to beat out The clubs were deadlocked at 13-13 about 500. 4 1-4 9, Bischolt 4 0-0 8, Papale 11 3-6 25. No school, Lincoln’s birthday. Union Congregational Church. Bordieri 1 7-10 9, Tynan 2 (M) 4. Hetrick 0 arteries Monday afternoon, even Monday, Coventry All town offices, the library and the Thursday 0-0 0, Dumas 00-0 0. Taylor 0 0^10. Moore before heavy snow drifts started town road crew to speed cleanup Town offices and schools closed in 0 04) 0, Johnson 0 0 0 0 Totals 23 11-20 57 At a special emergency meeting of piling up. operations. Andover disposal area will be closed. observation of Lincoln’s birthday. Foreign language seminar, 2:15 the Coventry Town Councii, Town Other residents charged that the Connolly reported to the council Tuesday ' Tuesday p.m., Rockville High School. Manager Frank Connolly painted a Suburban Women’s Club card par­ Indians trim Permit that he did not extend the governor's police were helping towing com­ Bolton clergy, 9:30 a.m.. United School resumes, no February vaca­ picture of weary highway depart­ ban on traffic so that citizens could ty, 7:30 p.m., Ellington Ridge Coun­ panies to profit from the storm by Methodist Church. tion. Jov-V'. ment workers, firefighters, and shop and get to work. He approved Fire Commissioners, 7:30 p.m., try Club. allowing wreckers to tow cars off Rham District 8 Board of Educa­ poiice who kept a round-the-clock overtime for personnel jiired through firehouse. Hospital Building Fund meeting, 8 town roads instead of notifying the tion, Rham Library, 7 p.m. vigil during this week's blizzard. But owners that their cars had been freed the Comprehensive Employment Wednesday p.m.. Union Congregational Church. Hyde hoops 19 points Planning and Zoning Commission, the handful of residents who attended Training Act (CETA) to aid town by plows. Free eye test clinic (for 3 and 4- Town Office Building, 8 p.m. Friday the session still expressed dis­ William Ziegler of Riley Mountain workers. year-olds), 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 Multiple sclerosis patient bowling, jumped into a 22-14 first period edge Manrhenler (90) Hyde 9-119. Apter 7- satisfaction with the performance of The manager said that five qf the Wednesday Unlike many barn burners 1- 15, Adamy 2-0-4, McKenzie O-O-O. Road said his wife had to leave her p.m., Montessori School, St. 1 p.m., Vernon Lanes, Route 83. and upped the margin to 40-25 at half­ town employees during the record­ Public Health Nurses, Town Office earlier this season. Coach Finnegan 1-0-2, Beaupre 1-0-2, Marshall 1- car at the bottom of a hill because town’s seven dump trucks, which are George’s Church. setting storm. Building, 1:30-3:30 p.m. time and it was 67-42 after three stan­ 2- 4, Haslett 3-2-8, Reiser 0-2-2, Crispino 1- she could not make it up. Although combination plows and sanders, were Senior citizens, 1:30 p.m.. Com­ Doug Pearson of Manchester Andre Marmen, a member of the Troop 28 Boy Scouts, Gilead Hill zas. 0-2, Koepsel 6-1-13, Kennison 2-0-4. she pulled far to the side of the road, working but that the large payloader munity Hall. High’s basketball team was School, 7 p.m. Sandwiched in tight Enfield, winless in 17 starts, Wyman 3-1-7, Kellv 1-4-6. Shelton 1-0-2 Board of Education, complained that Ziegler claimed, her car was towed was broken and had been replaced by Coed volleyball, 7 to 9 p.m., Bolton able to sit back and relax last the town's schools were not plowed two small backhoes. In addition, one 4-H Town Committee meeting, received fine offensive performances Totals 38-14-90 at a cost of $35. High gym. Rangy John Haslett (left) and teammate Ed Kennison of night as the Indians buried Enfield (64) McLaughlin 9-9-27. out despite the fact that they are Hebron Elementary School, Room 9, from Courtney McLaughlin with 27 Connolly retorted that police tried driver was out sick. Zoning Commission, 8 p.m. Com- Wheeler 3-0-6. Linehan 0-0-0. Keegan 6-2- designated as a disaster centers. 7:30 p.m. Manchester High dwarf Enfield’s Tony Conte during action last visiting Enfield High under a points. 9 baskets and as many free to notify people about their cars but ’’The crew worked 39 hours munity Hall. 14, Flower 1-2-4, Conte 1-1-3, Whiltle 1-0- “Could people have used the schools night at the Clarke Arena. (Herald photo by Dunn) barrage of point, 90-64, at throws, and Dan Keegan who that the workload was just too heavy. straight,” Connolly said, “with two Planning Commission, 8 p.m. Thursday 2, Shirley 3-0-6, Devine 1-0-2. Totals 25-14- as a shelter if it became necessary?" men always on standby for emergen­ dropped in 14 points. He said an ordinance passed several Community Hall. Board of Selectmen, Town Office Clarke Arena. 64 he asked. cy duty.” A mechanic was on hand on If you have years ago allows the manager to Thursday Building, 3 p.m. All 15 Red and White squad Connolly said that priority' was declare a parking ban so that the a 24-hour basis, and an assistant was Republican Town Committee, Boys soccer, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. news for area Coryell 10th NFL members got into the CCIL meeting given to getting residents to their plows can clear the roads and that he hired. Connolly credited the gover­ Town Office Building, 8 p.m. and all scored as the winners main­ Indians two-point winner homes and at least a fire lane was had decided to enforce the ban. nor’s office with telling him where to Bolton High gym. Board of Education, budget towns, call: tained their slim hopes of gaining cleared around the school driveways. Jack Holly, president of the Water­ locate subcontractors and explained Board of Tax Review, 7 to 10 p.m.. meeting, Gilead Hill School Library, post-season tournament action. Only two points separated swim­ Smith (M). 24.1. He added that the Town Hall could front Park Association, said that he that the federal government would Community Hall. Andover coach to be fired 8 p.m. ming teams frejm Manchester High Diving - Dalv (WI. Linden (W). Elmore also be used as a shelter for 150 peo­ had some of his neighbors had called foot 75 percent of the biJl for outside Bolton Woman’s (Hub, 8 p.m., Scott Hyde pumped in 19 points Saturday Donna Holland...... 646-0375 ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Don Coryell, who took his frustration out and Wethersfield High yesterday (W). award ple if necessary. the town hall to volunteer their equipment and personnel. Herrick Memorial Park. with Ron Apter adding 15 more. The Board of Tax Review, Town Office Bolton on management publicly after his team faltered and missed the afternoon with the locals coming out too fly ■ 1. Galinski (W), 2. Greenberg Robert Olmstead, a former Town assistance but were told they were In addition, the state supplied Bolton Ecumenical Council, 8 p.m.. most pleasant surprise was Rich Bill Leahy, former East Building, 9 a.m. to noon. on the long end of the score, 87-85. (Ml, 3 Buesch (Wl. 1:01.7. Council member, concurred with not needed. “Now you tell residents vehicles and workers. The lake area United Methodist Church. Donna H olland...... 646-0375 playoffs last season, was let go Friday as head coach of the St. Koepsel’s 13 markers. The fine Catholic High gridder and star­ Marmen. He advocated that the you did not notify them about their was one of the last cleared, Connolly Friday Coventry Louis Cardinals. ' In a statement released by the looking sophomore who has been a Bob Michaud notched a double for 100 free - 1. Marrs (W), 2. Wilkie (Mi. ting offensive center with the schools be given priority for plowing cars because you were short- said, because of steep slopes, narrow Democratic Town Committee, 8 Claire Connelly...... 742-8202 Owner Bill Bidwill, who hired team, Coryell thanked everyone standout with the jayvees all season the Indians, winning the 200 freestyle 3. G. Michaud (M) 53:2. University of Connecticut foot­ in future storm s in case the roads, and stranded autos in the way. from Bidwill down to the secretaries handed,” he chided the manager. But p.m.. Community Hall. Ellington Coryell from San Diego State five made the most of the playing time and 500 freestyle events. 500 free -1. B. Michaud (Ml, 2. Halldin ball team last fdll,has been townspeople are forced seek refuge. Plows escorted fire equipment to a in the front office. He said his failure he also thanked Connolly for hiring Barbara Richmond,.. .643-2711 years ago, announced a settlement of allotted. (M i, 3. Bedula (W). 5:41.9. Olmstead further noted that he was blaze in Waterfront Park, at which to make the playoffs for the second 200 medley relay - Smith, Wojnarowski. named to the 1977 College Divi­ private contractors in addition to the the last three years of Coryell’s con­ Tall Apter, improving with leaps Greenberg, Wilkie (M) 1:53,4. unable to traverse main town the home of Daniel Cahill was Coventry Hebron straight year was a great disappoint­ and bounds after a slow start, not 100 back -1, Smith (Ml. 2. Franza (Wi. sion football academic All- tract. 200 free • 1. B. Michaud (M), 2. G. 3. Salisbury (W). 1:03.2. destroyed. No one was injured in the South Windsor Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 The settlement included sala^, ment. The team finished 7-7, losing only did offensive damage but led the America second team for the Monday Michaud (M), 3. Bedual (W). 2:00.2. 100 breast - 1. Wojnarowski (M). 2 ordeal. South Windsor benefits and some restrictions, in­ its last four games. way by grabbing nine rebounds. 200 IM: 1. Halldin (M), 2. Salisbury second straight year. Town office building, and sanitary Tuesday Aldrich (W), 3. Beckwith (Ml. 1:13.2. Council Chairman Jack Myles con­ Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 cluding possible compensation, on “It hurts me, I believe, more than The Tribe, winning for the sixth :iM), 3. Gallagher (M). 2:26.4. 400 free relay - Hertnick. Fulton. Briefs landfill closed. Planning and Zoning Commission, cluded that the town road crew Tolland Coryell’s taking a job in the National any of our fans,” Ctoryell said in the time in 15 loop starts and 6-11 overall, 50 free -1. Marrs (W). 2. Wilkie (Ml. 3. Buesch, M arrs (W). 3:47.7. Leahy lettered three years in worked under very adverse con­ Salvation Army Land Purchase 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. statement. ”To be happy, I have to both football and wrestling at Read Study Committee, 7:30 p.m.. Town Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 Football League through 1980. Andover i;! ditions. “You can’t ask anymore Wednesday “If I coach with a team that pays succeed. I-must win if I am to be East and was a member of the from them,” he added. Connolly said Hall. Booked for Lunch series, 12:15 Vernon satisfied with my achievements.” Suit to be filed Ck)ventry Mothers’ Club, 8 p.m., me more than the Cards, they National Honor Society. An ac­ The history of aviation he had not yet totaled the cost of the p.m., Wapping Community Church. Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 (Cards) owe me nothing,” Coryell The Dec. 10 loss to Washington that Herald Ads Ffrst Congregational Church. HOUSTON (UPI) - A Houston counting major, Leahy has a will be the theme of the snow-clearing operations but that the said. “If I go to a club that pays me eliminated St. Louis from the Rockets official said the club has next meeting of the An­ state and federal government would less than the Cards, they (Cards) playoffs triggered a published out­ decided to file a damage suit against 3.77 career grade point dover Historical Society. It share In the payment. make up the difference. The total burst from ^ ry e ll. He criticized the the Los Angeles Lakers to seek com­ average at UConn. will be Sunday at 2:30 p.m. will be the same as the Cards are team’s drafting policies, the fans’ pensation for the loss of injured at Andover Elementary paying me now.” abusive treatment of his family, even Rockets' forward Rudy School. The Cardinals became the 10th the cold St. Louis winters. {Free ball Tomjanovich, who was punched by Robert Stepanik of East NFL team to switch coaches since Three players are in the air after I former Lakers' forward Kermit Hartford will talk and show fiain tourney SAVE the end of the season. The other I rebound with two others looking on. En-I Washington in a December game. slides on the history of Special for Valentine’s Day! teams which have made head Enfield tops Tomjanovich’s nose, jaw and Connecticut aviation. AN field’s Bob Whittle (23) and Mike Linehan [ Our Re coaching changes so far have been cheekbone were broken in the scuffle Celling doulile figure Stepanik is a member of battle Manchester’s John Haslett (rear! EXTRA OFF LowPr Buffalo, Cleveland, Kansas City, and he will miss the remainder of the georing from four the Connecticut right) during spirited CCIL clash won by[ Washington, Chicago, Detroit, Los Tribe girls season. playerg, led liy Roxanne Aeronautical Historical SAVE home five last night at Clarke Arena. [ AN Angeles, San Francisco and New Going down to defeat for the fourth Society. ENTIRE STOCK OF (Herald photo by Dunn) Heineniann'g 12, EagI EXTRA Our Regular Prices Orleans. A spokesman for the NFL straight time and the 11th in 17 Harlford High girig' The meeting is open to 2 0 % ° '= '' Smith added said he couldn’t recall a greater tur­ meetings last night was Manchester hagkelhall learn gol pag| the public. DENVER (UPI) - The Denver ICE SKATES nover in head coaching positions in a High’s girls’ varsity squad. Enfield Nhggets, down to a 10-man roster Fermi High of Enfield • Figure Skates for Men, Women • Hockey Skates for Men and Boys single year. walked home with an easy 55-32 deci­ since guard Brian Taylor bolted the yeglerday and inlo Ihe ALL COSMETICS Speculation on a replacement for • Double-Runner Shoe Skates for Children sion. team in mid-January, were granted Slale Ciagg \ Tourna- the most successful coach in Car­ 200 ASSORTED PAIRS PER STORE. NO RAINCHECKS. NOT A U STYLES AND SIZES IN ALL STORES. Including Revlon, Max Factor, Coty, - In winning its 11th game In 16 out­ hardship relief from the NBA and menl hy a 61-21 eounl. Hebron dinals’ history has included former ings, Enfield roared out.of the star­ Houbigant, Br’itish Sterling, Jean Nate, allowed to restore rookie Robert Amy Ranney, Sharon SAVE AN EXTRA NFL head coaches John Ralston, ting gate and led at the first period. A Red Cross Baby-sitting Smith to the roster. Rival and Joann Berner ‘course sponsored by the ALL ICE HOCKEY EQUIPMENT English Leather, Rive Gauche, Love, Forrest Gregg and Rick Forzano; St. 14-5, holding Manchester to two field Smith was placed on waivers last Louis assistant Coach Jim Hanifan; goals and a foul. earh logged in 10 poinig Hebron Junior Women’s • straight or Curved Sticks • Gloves • Pads, and more. ALL STORES Helena Rubenstein, and More. month, when the Nuggets completed in ihe »elM>alaneed'win­ Club is being offered to rO rig.* * Mw iiw M b nwMoiiMi Min> Not i l Kmiw In i l itOTM. No riln chicfct. Hall of Fame safety Larry Wilson, Enfibid upped the edge to 29-14 at a trade with New Jersey that brought Low Prices ning offenge. boys and girls in Grades 7 now a member of the Cardinals' front halftime and 44-21 after three forward Darnell Hillman to Denver, to 12. The course will con­ OPEN SUNDAY office; and Michigan State Coach periods. but has not been picked up by another Heinemann algo wag a Darryl Rogers. sist of four sessions each Elaine LaVigne led the winners team. lower of girengih under Monday beginning Feb. 27. 12 Noon to 5 P.M. Coryell and Bidwill parted with 12 points and teammate Cindy ihe hoardg grahhing 20 amiabiy, both going to great lengths On com pletion of the I SAVE Turcotte hooped 10 more. Two-sport star rehoiindg ag EagI wag course each student will GENERAL ELECTRIC REBATE % OFF to praise each other. Under Coryell Best in defeat was Liz Neubelt with winning for Ihe lOlh receive a certificate from AN the team won two NFC East cham­ 10 points. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - Buffalo lime in 15 meelingg. the Red Cross and their Sale Days Are Here Again! EXTRA Our Orig. Low Prices pionships and compiled a record of 'The local jayvees dropped an over­ Braves guard Randy Smith, who was names will be put into a 42-27-1. time thriller to Enfield, 29-26. a soccer and track star at Buffalo \ week of inaelivily. baby-sitting registry in ENTIRE STOCK OF ”He’s a great football coach,” Melissa Geagan tallied five points in State College, may be playing soccer ineliiding no praeliee. town. SAVE AN EXTRA Bidwill said, "and great football defeat. for the Memphis Rogues of the North didn’l hurl ihe winnerg. The course will cover coaches are hard to come by.” Enfield (55) 'Larochella 2-0-4, Kin- American Soccer League when the growth and development, FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT drew 4-0-8, Kula 2-0-4, Coughlin 1-2-4, St. Braves regular season ends in April. safety, nutrition, recrea­ • Ensembles •Grates •Andirons •Screens Sauveur 0-0-0, Giochello 4-1-9, Vezina 0-2- Seeks license 2, Keyes 0-0-0, Lavigne 5-2-12, Turcotte 4- tion and discipline. There 2 0 \ 3 0 ’‘ • Log Carriers •Bellows •Heaterjets, much more. is a limit of 20 students per OFF Our Orig. Prices* PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Frank 2-10, Rey)ioIds 0-0-0, Daniels 1-0-2. Totals O iir Sale “Blinky” Palermo, who once served 23-9-55. class. To register, Price Fermi’s Richer brothers TYPICAL SAVINGS: Orig.t Manchester (32) Tilden 2-2-6, Millis 2- students may sign up at SAVE 7'/4 years in prison for extortion, has S A ^ ■ S it# ' ALL WATCHES Heaterjet, #1611, with VA" tubing, grate.. 24.70 17.29 applied for renewal of his boxing 0-4, L. Neubelt 3-4-10, M. NeubClt 0-0-0, Rham High School’s office Geagan 0-0-0, Brown 1-0-2, Downham 1-1- or contact Mrs. Jeanne 24" Cast Iron Coal/Wood Grate...... 14.99 10.49 license as a manager and the Penn­ pace ice win over Tribe MO , BATTERY AND JEWELRY 3, Turkington 0-0-0, Connors 3-1-7. Totals Boulay of East Street or Black & Brass Andirons, #122 ...... 22.90 16.03 sylvania Athletic Commission took 12-8-32. INCLUDED Find a huge selection of: his application under advisement at a Mrs. Cyrilla Willis of Spanish Wood Bellows, #334...... 16.48 11.53 Playing before no paying Gilead Street. Registration • Earrings • Pendants Black Log Basket, #211...... 10.27 7.18 hearing . scored 33 seconds apart and it was 5-0 A spokesman said the com­ customers in a makeup game, Fermi ends Feb. 14. General Electric General Electric •Rings •Bracelets Black Sdssor-Toi^, #2001...... 2.99 2.09 Cheney idle, High’s hockey team had little trouble after two periods. Power-Turbo Pistol Dryer Ho day boford room.n. 2 bath home Oil heat. 2 3 Amtoane«m«nti pwaoaoon. car garage. Drilled well. 1006- m ©le Herald 1000 4 — Daadllna for Boturdty and gallon in-ground tank. Fan- 5 ~ AuctiOAf Monday la 13:00 Noon Friday. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING uutic offering, only $56,900. FINANCIAL Petrowsky Real Estate Com­ • ~ Bondf*Stociit>h4of10«0M pany, Realtors. 974-tSOO, 923- 9 — P«r»on«l Lo«nf PLEASE READ aHouseSigiri 10 — lntur*nc« 8:30 A.M. 6SM. 429-1631 IMPiOVMINT YOUR AO COLCHESTER- 5 Room 13 - H«lp WanM PHONE word 6 4 M 8 2 B CIOMdUd (d« ira «ak«n ovtr 643-2711 aluminum tided Ranch, with 14 — Bu»tr>«u OppoMiintllM 19 — Situation Wantod tho phono M a oonuanlanoa. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PUkClNOyOUR AD garage and fenced yard. to 5:00 P.M. TKa Haratd Ip rapPonaMa lor sot? 1 7 5 St , Conn. IDUCATION Carpeting, 3 bedrooms. $34.- 19 — Privata inaUucttona only on# Inoorrael Inaanion and •abjunaj 500. By owner. 537-1466. Own only to tha alaa of dta 001 OQMVy WT THe « l- 19 - SchooiaXiaaaaa Hom ee P er Bale 33 20 iniifuciiona Waniad original Mardon. Errora wMeh WOOODSTOCK - Yearround PBAL It T A T I do iM laaaan ttw vahia of tha aWNiii l■ll»l■*lv*ll unoneenne nm n — CondomWiluma □ N O T I C E 6 advanlaamanl will not ba oor- MANCHESTER • Three Vacation! Close to ski lodge. g — Homaa tot Saia 'MW wwe p im » rOGlad by an addmonal Inaar- bedroom Duplex in newer 2 Full lake prtvilesM with this 24 - Lota-Land lof Saio u Contemporary Ranch. Has TOPS'Mint nm one e«Mt 25 — invoatmant Proparty family home. Includes ^ S e n tr y 26 — Buainaaa PtottitVt tkree little words... I 16.6x16 living room with Loif Poumr 1 appliances and wall-to-wwall fU 27 - | Raaort Proparty 4 twe arcHiMiD carpeting. Heat not Included. fireplace. Kitchen with stove 9. erne n sreeoho 29 Raal Eiiata Wantad dUMOREO and refrigerator included. 3 A Free Home M ItC. LOST - in the viciniW of $260 monthly. Security and E23* ^ c . Kevw porrer 30 — Tftval Adams and West Middle'fTum- references required. 2 WPIWtATNtll fOTOCABT • spacious bedrooms. Oil hot 31 — Sartncaa Uttarad Evaluation. &pike,lke, yellowyel parakeet. Call children accepted. No pets. water baseboard heat. Ther­ 32 — Pamlmg-Paparing ADVERTISIN8 mopane windows. Fantastic 9«IU»-jaMSW 33 — Building-ContrKting I7-1W7. Call 647-9036. SA-— Roofing-S'ding RATES view from 33x10 deck. Board What It your home worth? Our professionals can 39 — Haating-Plumbing and batten exterior. Situated 36 — Floonrrg FOUND - In West Middle MANCHESTER - Two famUy For period ending 7 p.m. EIST 2/11/78. A western storm Is help you price your home to sell fester and 1 dty ....11* word por day Hurryl Mall or Bring Your Ad Today! among towering pines. Short 3^ — Moving-Trucking-Storaga Turnpike and Main Street 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. expected to promote snow over much of the Rockies and Great aaslar. Ws will provida you with complela 39 — Sarvicaa Wantad area, young cat, mixed colors, 3 day* ... 10* word por day Immaculate. Good rents. $46.- Plains during Saturday, while fair to partly cloudy skies are walk to beach, (miy $33,900. tan, grey and white. Call 647- 6 day* .... M word por day Petrowsky Real Estate (Com­ marketing, financial, and economic information. M ItC . FOR SALE 26 day* ....** word por day ’TJANCHEViiREVENIN^ 900. Hutchins Agency, 646- likely elsewhere. Maximum temperatures include: Atlanta 48. 1571. 3166. pany, Realtors, 974-1500, 928- No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of 40 — Houaahold Goods 16 word* 12.00 minimum P.O. BOX 591 Boston $0, Chicago 27, Cleveland 28. Dallas 60. Denver 37. 6563, 429-1632. 41 — Arliclas lor Sa>a Happy A d a ...... 62.30 Inch Duluth 21, Houston 66, Jacksonville 59. Kansas City 31. Little course we’d like to sell your home for you. That’s 42 — Building Supphaa GLASTONBURY - desirable Celtics shift 43 — Pats -Birds- Dogs MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CUtSiniO Rock 45. Los Angeles 50, Miami 68. Minneapolis 22. New our business. And wa’re confident you will aalact 44 — Livaslock KEEP SMILING Minnechaug area. Raised COVENTRY - $19,900, small 5 45 — Boats A Accassorias JunansiM Ranch set on 3/4 acre. Six Orleans 62, New York 33, Riocnix 62, San Francisco 57. .Seattle room Cape. Nice area. Needs us once you've seen our professionals at work. 46 — Sporting Goods KEEP HAPPY rooms including fireplace and 44, St. Louis 33. Washington 41. decorating. Lessenger Sells. 47 — Gardan Products Dear Sira: 40 — Antiquas paneled play room. 1 1/2 646-8713. GET MORE with 49 — Wantad to Buy Plaaaa run tha following ad for 4 da/a at tha soacial aths. $47,900. By Owner, no squad again agents please. After 7 p.m. RENTALS P e n o iu li monay-saving rata of *4.001 Shout Them from the ClatsifiedsI 92 — Rooms lor Rant $19,900, COVENTRY - small BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtics have 53 -- Aparlmanis for Rant RUSSELL'S BARBER & CHECK ENCLOSED _ CASH ENCLOSED Searching for the clerer way to aay *‘I Love Yon 7” Homee Per Bale 23 Homee Por Bale 23 five room Cape. Newly fur­ SENTRY 54 -> Homas for Rant Styling Shop announces ap­ Our Happy Valentine Ad* will be pnbUahed on COVENTRY ■ 8 room older nish, house needs sprucing up. been stranded in New York since their 55 — Businass for Rant LESSENGER SELLS, 646- 56 » Rasorl Proparty for Rant pointments accepted Tuesday February 14, and offer you a truly unuaual way lo Cape. On 2-t- beautiful hilltop Real Estate Services Inc. Wednesday night game in Kansas City. But that 57 — Wantad to Rant thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 proclaim your love and beat wiahe*. We have a alic acres. $43,900. Also older 8713. 2»ComwcHculSo>te»» d.IoaHoilto«1 2S9-43H 58 — Misc for Rant (1) (*) (*) (9) hasn’t stopped General Manager Red Auerbach p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 lo (it every lover’* budget and our friendly Advi­ remodeled brick Colonial, mini farm. $49,900. Lessenger What is your Property Worth? MANCHESTER and vicinity - AUTOMOTIVE a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 646-8859, sor*’will be happy to help you write your message. from making several roster moves. 61 — Autos for Sala corner of Oak and Spruce Sells, 6464713. We will Inspect your property and suggest an asking 7 room Colonial Cape, country MANCHESTER - Ovenlted 62 — Trucks for Sala Help Wanted 13 kitchen, high $3()'s. B. W. FOUR BEDROOM B rick Kermit Washington, suspended from the Los Angeles -66 — Haairy Equipmant for Sala Streets. price. (No obligation.) Colonial - set on 2 acres aluminum sided Cape. 6 (6) (?) (1) (9) (10) COVENTRY - 5 room Ranch. Realty 647-1419. Lakers since his fight with Rudy Tomjanovich, was reac­ 64 — MotorcyclaS'Bicyclas aaaaaaaaaasassssaaaa Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY! 11 bordering pond. A must see. rooms, plus impressive rec 65 •- Campars-Traitars-Mobila T o M o m Fireplace, beach rights. Act Asking $49,900. LESSENGER room, with bar. 1 1/2 baths, tivated by the Celtics Friday after the move was okayed Homas • ANDOVER - One of a kind fast! $32,900. Lessenger Sells, SELLS, 6464713. large kitchen, formal dining 66 Automotiva Sarvica □ EMPLOYMENNT a n d D a d PHONE 6464713.______(REALTDRO - MLS offering. 7 acres. 600 feel of last week by NBA Commissioner Larry O’Brien. 61-— Autot for Rant'Laasa NURSES room. Wall to wall carpeting. To make room for Washington, the Celtics placed (11) • (13) (13) (14) (15) rauldn't htvs picked a 643-2711 river frontage, 900 feet of road City uUllties. $45,000. 6wner. RN't - LPN's PO M FRET - 20% down, PASEK 2 B « -7475 frontage. Stone veneered MANCHESTER - New lisUng. forward Tom Boswell on the injured reserve list for at Help Wanted 13 nicer pair of parents In tha Ask for Tracey 6494036. worlal Hgva a Happy balance at 714%, for 20 years 608 BURNSIDE AVL - EAST HARTFORD studio with fireplace. Extraordinary eight room least five games. He has an open dislocation on the little Aid and Assistance hae or Joe from owner. 3.2 acre mini- U&R designed Chalet. Four L igyO R PER.MIT SALES POSITION - Straight Valentlna'a Dayt Members Natlonil Association o( Real Elstate Boards and Connecticut Detached 2 car garage. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial farm. Stream thru property. 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, two finger on his right hand. NOTICE OF APPLICATION commissions, leads furnish^ )art-time and full-time (16) (17) (16) (19) (20) ' Mike and Sue (Cost Is *2.30 AsaoclatlOQ of Realtors. Inc. Also merdber of tbe Hartford ^ r d of "Plus” this circa 1780 Cape. 2 baths,iths, 2 car garage, countiycountr This is to sive notice that I. P. Ward car garage/bam combination. fireplaces, double garage, 3/4 . The Celtics also signed Ernie DiGregorio to another 10- too homeowners. Call 242- louri available for you. Raaltors. Manchester and Vernon Multiple U stlni Service. Spacious rooms throughout, settinting. $41,1)00. L ^ E N G E R Farrell of A Porter St.. Manchester Per Column Inch) ImmacuGite 7 rooms, 3 or 4 acre treed lot. Hayes Corpora­ have filed an application placarded 1st 5402. Personal and Pro­ including 20 foot family room, SELLLLS, 6464713. day contract. The former Providence College All- bedroom Cape. Extras include fireplaced living room. 23 foot tion. 6464131. American was signed to a first 10-day tryout after his day of Februa^. 1976 with the Liquor fessional satisfaction SORRYI NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. Control Commission for a GROCERY EXCELLENT opportunity to derived from providing Ad ovtr 20 word* — Ragu(ar Pr(c* stove, refrigerator, washer, MANCHESTER / Autumn MANCHESTER - New listing. porch, to foot formal dining MANCHESTER- owners release from the Lakers last month, and he saw limited BEER for the sal6 of alcoholic liquor dryer antenna. Oil heat. 100 Verplanck School, ^acious 2 room, 2 full baths. Oil heat. 369 HACKMATACK - Three on the premises 305 Green nd.. learn wholesale hardward Street - Six room Colonial. moving, must sell excellently good nursing care on a 1 to HAMC ...... TO My WIte, SEE HOW EASY amp service. Taxes under Three bedrooms, fireplaced bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, The list is endless! $69,900. bedroom Ranch, fireplace, action in two games over the period. Manchester. business. Good working con­ 1 basis for clients in their central air, garage, aluminum maintained home. All The Celtics were staying at a New York hotel, waiting The business will be owned by P. ditions, short hours. 52^1107. $4ffi. Peaceful area. Only $49,- living room, ‘‘country carpeting, screened porch. Petrowsky Real Elstae (!om- reasonable otters considered. Ward Farrell, Evelyn K. Farrell & own homes or medical a d d r ess Coda . A m ... IT is siding, well maintained...... aiy ...... S tats...... Z(p □ 900. Petrowsky Real Estate kitchen,” wooded lot. By Large private yard. Garage. pany. Realtors. 974-1500, 928- Low 40’s. East Coast Realty to see whether an emergency travel ban in eastern Southland Corp. of 56 Porter St.. lOOxlto foot lot, $48,900. 647- facilities. TO SAY Company, Realtors. 974-1500, owner. No agents. $43,900.643- Many extras! $45,900. Hayes 429-1632. 528-9668, 643-9969. ' Massachusetts would be lifted. Manchester ana 2829 No. Haskell Ave.. ESTABLISHED East Hart­ PHONE HO...... CUSSIFICATION...... 1189. Dallas. Tex. and will be conducted by ford Company - Looking for For InfomMtion Call After 15 wonderful 9 2 8 ^ , 429-1632. Corporation. 646-0131. The team had a game scheduled for 1:45 p.m. Sunday in P. Ward Farrell as permittee. permanent part time 643-9818 "I LOVE YOU”. P. Ward Farrell OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 28tti., 1978 years of marriage, I’m Boston Garden against the Milwaukee Bucks, but they Dated 9th day of February 1978 telephone solicitors. Day oh ND iRd ASSISTIUKE can't fly into Logan Airport unless the ban is lifted. evening positions opened. still head-over-heels In Salary plus commission. Paid 8fliorth6ttt8ni(^lnc. If it isn't, a team spokesman said the Celtics would 3S7 law Cairtar at waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoaaaas •••••sssaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaasaaaaaaoaa love with youl holidays. Training provided Manahaatar, Conn. H elp Lvger Size probably fly from New York to Oakland, Calif., where for those who qualify. Call 569- W anted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Court of Probalo, D litrlct of Walter Z. they begin an eight-game road trip with a game against B lm c h e iie r 4990. PARADE OF HOMES the Golden State Warriors Tuesday night. NOTICE OP HEARINO DELIVERY AND Stock per­ Up T o ll Ful The Celtics, with an 18-31 record, were in third place in ESTATE OF LAURA B. IF YOU ARE an attractive son needed mornings and FRANKOVTTCH i U LAURA BELLE motivated woman we need week ends. Apply in person, UrnTwaan w the eastern conference Atlantic divsion. Golden State FRANKOVTTCH, docwMd AIR CONDITIONING - And CARRIER f i f e In you. If you are looking for a Parkade Liggettggett ]Rexall. iM wMli «iM an was in fourth place with a 27-26 record in the western con­ Purmunt to an order of Hon. WUUun refrigeration service men E. FItiGerald, Judte, dated Febniaty ?:lamorous, challenging posi- wanted. Must be experienced. MUM ference Pacific Division. 1, I t n a b e a ^ wiil be on an ion, with a new Pensian appUcatloa praytof for anttiorlty to Excellent wages and benefits. Tq Our aeO cecertain real eatate u in laid cosmetic line, you need us. This is a year round position. UcaUoQ 00 fUe more fully uppeara, 236-2381, 633-3^. Call A&B Cooling, 649-8691. Boy or Qlrl to Dallvar at Butineee Opportunity 14 Favorite Court of Probate on Fnruary 11, Tetcher 11:00 A.M. RECEPTIONIST - Typist, 9 to Tha Manchaatar Hoapital Bowllna 1 Pearl J. Hultmao, Aaa't. Clerk NURSES AIDE - part time 11 SMALL ENGINE Service oosfn ' 5 p.m. Monday through Corporation -expanding dealer Please pace day. : ______p.m. to 7 a.m. Laurel Manor, P/aata ea// 91 Chestnut Street. network. No experience Warming up for the New Y- Frank Blank 171-139- MM, Manchester Herald. necessary. Complete training Mrs. Smith — Thanks, England Archery Cham­ 481, Andy Lamoureaux 158- NURSES AIDES - 3-11 p.m. 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 program. $5(M. investment Phone oCALL THESE REALTORSo pionships March 11-12 at 151-460, Ken Seaton 156-142- Full time andd part time. required to start your own for making Science business. Ideal for retired or H a ll’s A rrow indoor 432, Ed Burbank 141-138- LEGAL NOTICE Experienced preferred, but we will train. Apply in person. paart time. Details on fun to learn. We think archery range in 412, Frank Calvo 153-135- request. Mr. Barker. ESCAA 643- ORDINANCE East Hartford Convalescent EXPERIENCED Floral STOCK BOY - For ap­ you’re topsi Field Training Division Box Manchester, the top 405, Larry Bates 138-137- Home, 745 Main Street, East Designer to work in flower proximately 12 hours per Onluw« BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of 619,, Wading River, New from REMEMBER amateurs and pros were on 403, Rocco Lupacchino 154- Hartford. shop. Apply in person, Krause Manchester that the Town of Manchester transfer to E.K.F. week. Pick up application at York. 11792. 2711 hanalast weekend. 403, Adolph Kuszaj 136-394, Associates two parcels of land and transfer to E.F. Associates Florist, 621 Hartford Road, Fairway, Main Street. Your Class Qzi_l. tlli te l.. Manchester. Top amateurs were Julio > Art Johnson 169-391, Tony one parcel of land; these three parcels of land are situated in MEN’S Department Manager - full time, must have selling MANY PEOPLE only dream Falcon with a score of 437 Marinelli 152-383, Fred Me the Town of Manchester; County of Hartford and State of GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO of owning their own business. HEART FUND WEEK experience in men’s wear or CARD GALLERY - Make money. Looking for Wfe’re Here For VOu. Connecticut, being more particularly bounded and described as Perhaps it's time for you to in release and a 423 fingers Curry 141-359, Pete Aceto furnishings. Liberal employee Aggressively mature people enterprising person to take MGKSTON-AVANTE SHOWCASE R E A in TEOroRD AOENCY score by Ed Maloy of East 140-3W, A1 Bujaucius 372, follows: discount, paid pension plan, for part-time flexible hours, advantage of high earnings op­ pursue that dream. I have over 1,0(X) businessess for sale H a r tf o rd . W om en’s Travis Cook 137-376, Dan plus other benefits. Call Mr. some nights and Sundays. portunity. Friendly per­ 6 4 8 - 1 3 1 6 647-1428 or 828-9416 647-8614 1. The following described land will be transferred to E.K.F. Yee, at D&L Store, Vernon, Apply in person only, p36A, bjf owners. Many for winners in the same Vignone 142-382, Bill Associates: sonable individual. Local minimum down. For free° 875-0785. . Broad Street, Manchester work. Call 528-3869 between 10 Clip coupon end mell to Manoheater HaraU ! Manehattar A VlelnlNv $63,900 divisions were Dot Johnson McKinney 376, Erv FIRST PARCEL: Parkade. Equal Opportunity and 4 p.m. brochure write: Interstate 140,1,000 $33,000 Business Marketing, P.O. Box NAME____^______I Owner says sell. Four bedroom Cape, new aluminum siding, new roof, new Five Room Fieldstone Ranch in Bolton on five acres. Business zone, on state and Fran Hesse with 426 Rusconi 361, Lee Prior 158- Beginning at a point of curvature on the easterly side of FRIENDLY PERSON - Part Employer. Delightful three bedroom brick Cape. Dinlgg room, family room with wood- highway. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. ADDRESS______I burning stove, attached garage, lovely landscaped lot. driveway, new kitchen. Excellent miy, city conveniences and 377 totals. 389, Vic Marinelli 140. Colonial Road, which point marks the intersection of the said time evenings, some HAIRDRESSER - Looking for weekends. Local convenience IMMEDIATE .JOB $36,900 Among the pros. Butch easterly side of Colonial Road and the southerly side of a motivated person who is PHONP I $3$,S00 store.Must be 18. Apply in per­ OPENINGS - $12,000 to $20,000 good at what they do, and MANCHESTER - Looking to 180,000 Formerly zoned Commercial, a possible site foraparlmenls 3 W acres in Johnson's 443 in release COP WOMEN - Lottie Progress Drive (North), and which curve has a central angle of open your own beauty shop? dorgeous Raised Ranch. H bedrooms, huge master bedroom and family Four bedroom Cape on nice treed lot. Good first home for larger family, has son, Seven Eleven, 509 Center possible. We need career- wants to do better. Call Gary S l/e of Art______. I poo) and carport in convenient neighborhood. Walk to everything. Vernon. was tops with Nancy Kuezynski 195. Marion 90° 00’ 00" and a radius of 15.00 feet: running thence in a Street, Manchester. minded people who are willing We have tw'o active room, fireplace, 2-car garage, aluminum maintenance free exterior. See It Spell, 644-2563. today. $99,900 Pheilmeier the best Mercer 179, Rose LaPolt northeasterly direction along said curve and the southerly side to work hard toward a rewar­ businesses available for your (Print or Type Your Message Here) I $42,800 inspection. Call today, 27 Acres of privacy, plus a 3 acre pond and a 4 room Ranch - with a lot of woman with a 439 score. 191-497, Sally Heavisides of Progress Drive a lineal distance of twenty three and 56/100 PHONE FROM Home to ser­ ding future. We want to talk to $80,000 Older Colonial with five bedrooms, large dining and living rooms, fully* Blanchard & Rossetto, applianced kitchen. Privacy yard, poo) and garage. road frontage in ^Iton. Pro finger went to Stu 180, Marie Ludlow 176-487. (23.56) feet to a point of tangency; thence, continuing easterly vice our customers in the you privately. We have Country living in this three bedroom Ranch. Fireplaced living room, dining Manchester area. Flexible several openings, offering Realtors, 646-2482. room, in-ground poo), plus in-law apartment on one acre wooded lot. Ross with 417 and Sue along the southerly side of Progress Drive N88 34' 10" E four $48,000 9140,000 hundred forty one and 47/100 (441,47) feet to a point of cur­ hours. Super earnings. 249- security, benefits, pension and Sweat! with a 378 total. CATERERS - Carol high earnings. Training starts SERVICE BUSINESS - With $01,000 Two Family. Five down, four up with two car garage, modern kitchen and Two for the price of one. on 13 acres. Very secluded. Pavilion. Fruit Trees vature; thence continuing easterly along the southerly side of 7773. bath, private rear yard, good income producer. and a Roaring Brook too. Lewie 153, Phyllis Hun­ immediately. Educational $800 a week income available Split Ranch and Colonial Raised Ranches now under construction. 3-4 The New Englands will Progress Drive and on a curve having a central angle of 10 59' in this area. A cash business. b lo o m s , family room, fireplace with heatolator, 2 ^ baths, 2-car garage in offer 810,000 in prize tington 151-374, Marion STUFFERS AND Mailers background unimportant. Glastonbury. ' $40,000 $228,000 34” and a radius of 800.00 feet, a lineal distance of one hundred urgently needed! $25.00 per Apply Holiday Inn, East Hart­ Minimum investment money with 400 com­ Kloter 125-349, Cindy Doyle fifty three and 49/100 (153.49) feet to a point of tangency; thence required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- Stately older Colonial in very good condition. Completely modernized. Large Two antique Colonials skillfully and tastefully reconstructed to produce an hundred guaranteed. Send ford, Connecticut Room, $ 00,000 new kitchen, new wall-to-wair, all large bedrooms, 2-car garage, nice treed * example of Purist Circa Architecture. petitors expected from 15 128-356, Jen Terinzonie 131, continuing easterly along the southerly side of Progress Drive self-addressed stamped Tuesday, Feb. 14th, 7 p.m. 9544. For Investment. Three unit townbouse plus office. Built in 1972, each unit lot. states. D orothy M athes 134, S80° 26’ 16" E one hundred six and 19/10 (106.19) feet to a point envelope, TK Enterprises, sharp. Equal Opportunity three bedrooms, tVk baths, separate furnaces, aluminum exterior. Joanne Fredericksen 137- of curvature; running thence southerly, easterly, nqrtherly, Box 21679, Denver, Co. 80221. Employer. 347, Helene Dey 143-349, westerly and southerly along Progress Drive and on a curve East matmen having a central angle of 300° 00’ 00” and a radius of 60.00 feet, a EXPERIENCED Part-time Debbie Cichowicz 167-393, ADVERTISING SALES □ EDUCATION NEW DOWNPAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR F.HaA. BUYERS lineal distance of three hundred fourteen and 15/100 (314.15) Payloader Operator needed Carol S eretto 137-376, for snow removal, part time. EXECUTIVE - National com­ pin Hartford feet to a point of tangency; running thence westerly along the pany in sports publishing field ...... S ALES PRICE 25,000 Rog’d. Dn. Pay. $150. SALES PRICE 37,000 Rag’d. Dn. Pay. $600 m .u , ... Knowles 130-343, Call 643-9918. Prh/ate InetrucUona IB East Catholics wrestling jean Mathiason 130-347, northerly side of Progress Drive N80° 26’ 16” W one Hundred six needs a professional represen­ 30.000 $350. 41,000 $750. tative to ' work in a local, team raised its record to 4- Lynne Talbot 129-144-352. and 19/100 (106.19) feet to a point of curvature; thence con­ CUSTODIAN - 8:30 a.m. to REMEDIAL READING and tinuing westerly along the northerly side of Progress Drive and protected territory. Must be a 33.000 $450. 45.000 $900. 8-1 with a 54-15 triumph Carol Rawson 127. 4:30 p.m. full time. Depen­ math; individualized work 7V4%1 on a curve having a central artgle of l0° 59’ 34" and a radius of dable person needed for sales pro, capable of working over Hartford P ublic with advertisers at all levels program, (lst-8th grade) by 860.00 feet, a lineal distance of one hundred sixty five and no/100 general cleaning duties. Plea­ Master’s degree teacher. 568- © t e yesterday at the Eagles’ POWDER PUFF - Ruth (165.00) feet to a point of tangency; thence continuing westerly sant atmospnere, good and be able to travel 8075.. Nest. benefits. Please call 64&0129 statewide. Send resume to; Ann Glass 178, Ellen Albert along the northerly side of Progress Drive S88 34’ 10 ” W four Sports, P.O. Box 280, Ohe H eralb FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY! between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Public is now 1-10 for the 185-452, Marilyn hundred forty one and 47/100 (447.47) ffeet to a point of curvature Morristown, Tenn. 37814. PIANO INSTRUCTION - season. running thence northwesterly along a curve having a central Experienced, creative P. 0. BOX 891 Chmielewski 190-457, FLOOR MAN - to clean and Senior Mark Hopper won angle of 90° and a radius of 15.00 feet, a lineal distance of twenty teacher. Degree; state and MANCHE8TBR. CONN. (00040) G erry Tonski 192-491, buff floors, full time. Call Mr. national certification. All his 12th match in 13 outings Cricket Palicki 179-459, three and 56/100 ( 23.56) feet to a point of tangency and the Thurston, 647-9191. Meadows levels, beginners welcome. MANCHESTER & VICINITY GET MORE with easterly side of Colonial Road; running thence southerly along ELECTRICAL in the 136-pound division to Lorie Levere 179-190-542, Convalescent' Center, 333 Many extras. Gretchen Van pace the East effort. the easterly side of Colonial Road ninety and no/100 (90.00) feet Bidwell Street, Manchester, TECHNICIAN Why, 647-9751. Lynda Raymond 177-180- to the point or place of beginning. GOVDITRV $2(,900 MANCHESTER $47,900 Brother Chris Hopper also Conn. The security systems industry is bOoming, creating an un­ KEEP 3MILING Homaa Por Sale 23 500, Arline Griffin 177, Rita GUITAR, BANJO, Bass KWIBTIKIL L00NIIG7? won by pin as did Scott An­ SECOND PARCEL: , COUNTER HELP Wanted - usual opportunity with our growing company. We have KEEP HAPPY COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg You owe it lo yonriell to take a For a nice roomy 2 family Duplex? Pontarelli 452, Edith Tracy lessons; ages 5-adults. look at UUa borne. Five rooms In This home is convenient to SENTRY ^9^ immediate openings in our installation and service tonia and King Lee. Tyler 469, Joan Topping 463, Beginning at a point on the northerly side of Progress Drive, apply Full of Baloney, 415 Chords, melody, vocal accom­ Farm, with thhree story all. Large kiteben, comfortable everything. Could be used for _REAL ESTATE SERVICES Corey and John Martin Florence Ahlers 460, Gail which point is N47° 48’ 29” E a distance of four hundred thirty Main Street, Manchester. department, for career minded individuals. Military or paniment. Enjoyable rapid □ REAL e s t a t e baam. Butler-type building. living room, 2 bedrooms, den, 1 car business or live in rent-free. Some evenings. low voltage wiring experience is helpful. We provide an Power plant, and other out garage. gained decision victories Rurka 193-459, Irene ^voie and 91/100 ( 430.91) feet northeast of the southerly comer of Lot progress. Free loan instru­ 18 as shown on a plan entitle “Subdivision Plan Manchester In­ excellent pay and benefit package. ment. 11 years experience. buildings, plus Three Lovely WUJN6T0N $49,900 MANCHESTER & VKINltY while Jim Foss, Kevin 182-487, Evelyn Feder 192, Homes. Offers invited. B/W ErnHWIFORD $27^ dustrial Park Property of Green Manor Const. Co. Manchester, AUTO PARTS - combined C8II247-4500 646-6557. Home* For Sale 23 CAPE — Cronw putt condition In ttilo six room oldor Sullivan and Ed Dean all duties, counter man and shop Realty, 647-1419. RAIOEDRAIKN Terry Bqlduc 177. Conn. Igor Vechesloff Professional Engineer & Land Surveyor ' M w M n 10 a.m. and 3K)0 p.m. for applications LOONM F N A HOME One acre treed lot, applianced homo. Romodolod kKchon, l i t floor laundry, douMo gar- picked up six points for worker. Experienced essen- Schooft-Cfassst ig MANCHESTER - Spring Of your own? We'll sbow you a kitchen, formal dining room, 51 Lorraine Srreet Hartford, Connecticut Scale r-lOO’ Date 12- good two bedroom borne that won't ■go. Low lAO’i. East with forfeit victories. tUl. Call 6&4520. 8-5 p.m., Street location. Attractive 8- HEBRON. Make an offer on ^fireplaced living room. 3 I 14-71 1-27-72 Revised to 4-15-74 Drawing 1 of 1", running thence SOMTROL SECURITY SYSTEMS kill your budget. Nice little borne I bedrooms, IVk baths, completely Results: 102 — Foss Monday through Friday. FOR THE BEST-Manchester room Connecticut Gambrel this spotless seven room lor a starter. Enclosed private, TW O FAMILY - Oldor 8-S Hot on quM troo llnod itrooL I easterly along the northerly line of Progress Drive (South) nestled on a beautiful wooded yard. carpeted, I car garage. (EC) WBF, 1 0 9 -Lee (EC) Basketball Gymnasstic School. 3 to 5 Ranch. Decorator family Pooolblo oxtro building M . I N47” 46’ 29” W a distance of one hundred three and 92/KX) pupils per teacher. FREE in­ iot. Country kitchen, two room with wood burning pinned Williams 1:42,116— (103.92) feet to a point; thence running westerly, southerly and troductory lesson with this ad working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ stove, two car garage, acre lot COVENTRY $33,900 COVENTRY J5 3 JH )0 CUSTOM CAPE — Minnoohaug Mountain oroo. Lovely Corey (EC) dec. Scott 7-3, Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. age. Must be seen. $70’s. R. II.I.ING easterly on a curve to the left with a central angle of 120 OO' 00 ” High standard, Inc. . Out of state owner jinxious. UVE... LPMVATE cantor chimney homo featuring oovon huge roomo, 123 ~ .Johnson (HP) dec. and a radius of sixty (60) feet a distance of one hundred twenty- A prsoM on matol worMng company Icoatad In U a t Hartford hao ^ I n g a t o r ^ ^ u c - Zimmer, J D. Real Estate, $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and Practically rent-free in this cute 2 Spotless 4 ...... Iroom- Cape. _ ___ Energy^ Mipor IcHehon, two flrtplaooo, ocroonad p o r ^ douMo ■ir •• ! '• tiling varsity downed HANS CHRISTIAN 646-1980, 647-1139. family home. Two bedrooms, minded owners have vinyl'Inyl siding, Iliordan 11-5, 130- Cham­ five and 66/100 (125.66) feet to the point of beginning. tlon oiiaratora. AH opaninga ara on a 9W hour day ahlll In a modam air conditlonad Co. Realtors, 633-3661. modem custom kiteben, wall to garage, numoroua foaturoo. ANDERSON MONTESSORI living room and eat-in kitchen. pion (IIP) WBF, 136— M. Kosciuszko of Enfield planiM eallanI wortdng condlMona and banaffia. wHh abova avaraga wagOt. Enclosed porches. Call us lor wall throughout. Shows yesterday, 46-38. Alex 2. The following described will be conveyed to E.F. Assoclales; ’SCHOOL is currently accep­ showing. beautifully! THREE FAMILY - Hood o plooo lo park larga Hopper (EC) pinned Prataronca will ba obran to oparatora with axparlanca on more |han ono ol tho ting applications for enroll­ Britnell and Skip Moreau Beginning at a point on the southerly side of Progre.ss Drive aqulpmant? Thla may ba tha anawar. Exoallant Inooma, Join The Walcott 1:53, 142 - C. ment. Ages 2 through 6. Induatrial zona. each had 12 points, Scott (South), which point is N47” 48’ 29” E, a distance of two hun­ Deep Hdo Drillino •preschool and kindergarten. DID YOU KNOW. . . MANCHE$TEI $44,900 GLA$TONMRY $$7,500 Hopper (EC) pinned Sim­ dred ten and 52/100 ( 210.52) feet northeast of Ihe westerly cor­ Band Saw mons 3:24, 149 - Martin Anderson 11 and Bfll Cut Off Saw Orlndoro (Surface - Contorioaa) Located on Route 44A, Bolton. That toe toill ll*t and guarantee the "*a(s’| of REDUCEM PRKE REOUCEDII CONDO — Carafraa living can ba youro from tMa aavan PARADE OF Ilcrlth 7 for filing. Moreau ner of Lot 10 as shown on a certain plan entillcd ".StilKlivision Mlllora (Small A Haavy) 646-5727. Tuition reduction your tingle family home In Manchester, having Roomy, basically modernized, new On this magnlficant Split Level on room lownhouao. Thrao bodrooma, two full, two holt (EC) dec. Adoogno 3-1,159 Plan Manchester Industrial Park Property of (ireen Manor Broach available in exchange for two kiteben. bath, alum, siding. If you heavily t r m acre site. 7 large latched onto 10 rebounds. CInn. • Hydrotal a Fair Market Value of $45,000400 or lets. If toe are a nandyinan with paint and rooms, 2 fireplaces, one In country boUw, largo family room, aupor dooorating. - Sullivan (EC) WBF, 171 Const. Co. Manchester, Conn. Igor Ver'hesloff Priifc.ssional hours of cleaning duties on paper this home could be for you! kltcheri. Completely redecorated. Engineer &. I,and Surveyor 51 I/irrainc Street Hurtfiird, Banch nibig Fdwm F^ Friday afternoons. don't “tell" your home, toe'll buy U' at F a ir COLONIAL - Juat arrivad. Olx yaar oM Colonial In eon- -- Antonia (EC) pinned DrIH Praaaaa P A W Hand Proflia jv (;iKi.s Connecticut Scale t ” equals 100’ Date 12-14-71 1-27-72 Revisi>d to Market Value let* a 6% eommlttlon. vanlant location. Plroptaood Htring room, tormol dining A o s e iv o your s p a c e by Wodnosdoy Johnson 5:13, 189— Dean Blanchard Orindar Ught AaaamMy (EC) WBF, Unlimited - Bennet jayvees led by 4-15-74 Drawing 1 of 1”, which map is filed in the office of the Condominium* 22 room, Mtehon bullt-lna, throe bodrooma, 1W botho, gor- Intaraatad appileanta ahouM apply btiwaan tha houra ol 9.‘00 o.m. to 3:00 p.m. at: S p.m. Contact Qaylo Hamilton at Double forfeit. Wendy Arnum’s 10 steals Manchester Town Clerk, running thence easterly along the EBtabliBhod In 1959 — ago. Ohowo real wall. Hurry! southerly line of Progress Drive (South) N47 46’ 29” E a dis­ MANCHESTER - Northfield Frechette. Martin & Rothman tupped crosstown llling, 25- Green Condominium. 3 643-2777. .You will ba glad you^ra a* tance of one hundred three and 92/100 (103.92) feet to a |xiint; 646-4144 14, yesterday. Arnum had 8 High Standards Inc. bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, car­ TlIBiUffiOWS&WAULAa COMPANY USra ------29 ConneOicui Ilvd.. lo$i Hertford-- ** p a rt o f the Saturday Sunriaa points and Shawna thence running easterly, southerly and westerly on a curve to port. central air. wall-to-wall Open Evnlngi and Weektndi HARTFORD INCHEST 41BW HAVEN SV\||»|IOME.S - Helen the right with a central angle of 120' 00’ 00” and a radius of sixty 81 PrOaUgo Park CIrcIa carpeting, appliances, full TUt offtr tmiu uiUU F etn ery 3*, I9 7 t 720-W1S MO-7133 307-1818. ' 289-4331 H erald. . . Hopperstead 7 for 4-3 Eaat Hartford, Connaeticut Lichutz 128, Donna Mozzer Bennet while Tobie Brown (60) feet a distance of one hundred Iwenly-fivc and (iH/l(l« basement, low $40’s. Call 565- (125.66) feet to the point of beginning. (laaalad ki Ih* raar o( Oi* Aemal buadUig) 3432 days. 646-1302 evenings l.34-,346, Ruth Bell 130-351. had 6 points for 6-2 filing. iyM-02 and weekends. Ask for Carol I’AUK EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EV'KNING HKHAl.I), Mumln-sl<'r. Cniiii . S;ii Kcl> II. Hi,i; Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g ^Hi^ A i.n mjiwh>.(i..r c„nn sai k<4i ii i»ni i'.m .k m \ f Frai* MMI Ermtt Dogo-BIrdO’Polo 43 AportmoHto POT BoM S3 A ih ooP orB olo 81 SI Charlaa M. Bctiultx HCWPO'tCO THA-Ttt RJNNy..-THEy ELEVEN WEEK OLD male FOUR ROOM - heated apart­ LIKE DCJN'T LOOKED NBA/ mixed breed beagle puppy. ment, 30 Locust street, securi­ Dear Abby $5.00. Call 6483401. ty, $240 monthly. Call 6482426 MV MBA/ LOOK \A/HEN I LEFT HOME. 9^4 p.m. f l H o e © - ? MBA/. kar ow aB Ika tradMoaol AKC TINY TOY Poodles $35. PRESIDENrS DAYS FOR OUR l a s t N(6HT AVa K aBLE MARCH 1 - Big, l a b u il d THE FIRE.IOU one pocket sized red sable, OUT I’VE PLANNEP HOU/ABOUTA male Pomeranian $65. This beautiful, 3 bedroom newer 4-WHEEL DMVE ■ y Abigail Van B uran m i VGGMM MARSHMAaOi) RCMST? 66T 'rtXJRSaVES SOME week only, moving. 742-8963. duplex. IW baths, wall-to- . J^yy»'»*fc«*«a6«h*l«i6aiay waatorh l eveabR, om tha 50METH1N6 SPECIAL NICE L0N6 STICKS... Keep trying. wall, fully applianced, l a ^ yard, must be seen. Only $W 8KCIAL8* - - w .-Hi. -X. « . GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pup­ per month. Plus utilities.' DEAR a ^ E B S ; Feb. 14. ta S i ValMtiM'a Martin and Ov. w w jM wormt tipfad aff la ttaM to OM* H ihala Bat ch ii«a4 aaa a )S-D walka by, pretaad aot to py -10 weeks. Friendly, eager F r e c h e tte , BoUea. lor new home. AKC. OFA. two Rothman. 6484144. M r t r t , m appraprlitb ev4» ir m m thae^htfai llttla token otjxmr afloctiaa far H D H -ar HER. ** *"* ***^ * • iM hbd bar aad p b a t a hba puppy shots. Dam and Sire - GB BBT S#dU excellent family dogs. Cham­ MANCHESTER - Available I k i C h r g e r ' M btiag lavaUa la a MB4inM Jab. aa if yaa w m $ to immediately, very nice five atoka yoaraalf laatiagljr lovabla (and afeaolatoly ^ ^ **** * *o Biaka, do it to private. (Aad pionship lines. Home bred for M Vtf M flBpMz) personality, field, and show. room apartment. Wall-to-wall kT a^aato). pant tUa chaddiat whara yaa caa aaa tt Ciwiwminmmt|.ami,i« Tel bar yaa leva her. Only $150, 6381966. carpeting, stove, refrigerator, separate utilities, remrences rfeMALES; BaaM Mte, daaaltaaaa to aeat to goditoeaa. so wbaa yon and security. $240. 649-4003. to»a Um obowsr aad Jaap tol HOMES WITH Cat-loving ** ^ yaa. Bat da ton Uai oftaa om adults wanted for two that YOU love HIM. (Aad if yon eaa bnek It ap wHh navaral ^ tOMthar, aavar toava bar alooa BI'Focala — By Ruth Mareua beautiful silver-gray. 10- FIVE ROOMS - Heat, hot goad reoaona why, lay tt aal) baii« ebaroaiag with aoaaeaa atos. Most •water, security, references. y. sypi^io^i ©yyi^T weeks-old male kittens, box Never critidie him la pablie Bat If yen have a wooiMarahcltaadtobatesaearaaadaotMagireasive m trained. 643-2210. No pets, adultsbreferred, gar­ aaa to aodal afeoattoao. den plot. $255. per month. crMdaai, be aare H’a iwaetraetive aad oliwad la tha qdrit of helpMaeaa aad love—never la eager or aa a pnt^lawa. J* !*’??*****T wowdarhd paraoe to OH , I M SO Phone 6485747, 6480053. tha wsrld-oad ohall baltovs YOU oral i r t I t MATTEff or artWaa that o H ^ h a b W O M ENS U B GLAD. CLARA- Uvootoek 44 Now—both ol yoa—if yoa waat to ba loved-lovat It pays HIGHLAND PARK area, him ta hia worh—«r perhapa a cartooa er ooom ooookbm a a e a n s w e i f s A a n 6 H T OPiNlOM , ei^N lfc... item yon thiah heh enjoy. aaorasoos dividaada—aad It woa't cost yon a dtoM. B E C A U S E luxury town house - fully 4 WhMl Drivt, B-400 Van, 1 IT i RIDING LESSONS indoor caipeted, heat and hot water D eal bad-amath Ua friaada. Or worae y el hda Brndb. PIMTHW IF I LETAAAAM Z L O M E I W f ' 5 T N t ridinng ring. Western stock included, security and lease. MO i i n ^ , MM0.V.W. ptmot tlM rinf, (He can't pich hla relativea.) seat, saddle seat, and hunt g li^ euatom aitarlor poikOQO. LM o p e m a d c o r $325. Call 6481616. Never keep him waHtag. ACROSS 60 Sweat Answar to Previous Puzzle Ttxmes BEIM 6 A w h o l e i d e / i ! seat. All levels 228-9817, potatoai IP VUE DOOT W R AAB A M D Every maa aeeda a deah, a enpboard, a doaet er nook to TT WEST CENTER Street - 1st can hia ima. Dent try to "tidy 1 Pina fruit □ □ Q U G I R L / PrssM inrs D iy d j r V) ap," ^ ' nvna th o i^ Hh a □ □ □ □ 6 i\;e a a e a s e a t floor three rootn apartment, amaa af dattar aad aa eyaaara. 5 Bsbylonisn DOWN $160. Heat and dtilities not in­ S A Ii PRICE $ 8 9 9 9 deity O-ll Antiquoo 48 If he Ukea yonr hair a e e rt^ way— wear E that way. 1 Fiends SARA... O M A B U S"? cluded, security, no pets, 648 OTHER 4 WHEEL DRIVE SPECIALS (At leant when yon'ka with UaA.1 8 Viet_____ 1189. guarilltt 2 Hautboy WANTED. Antique furniture, Partial LM Don't can him at work aaieaa H’a very importaal 3 Spike T J ------(------12 Down with T 1 glass, pewter, oil paintings or ' Ulmaataior driaka) too anch, doat ai«^^aboat b (Fr., 2 wdi.) 4 Nitrate 2-11 NoffiM fo r fa ta I f Lolt-Land tor Solo 24 Houoohold Ooodo 40 Artloloo for Solo 41 PLEASANT - four room up­ • lira W ZN PidBE S u m I T E o th er antique item s. R. b i t do readad him b a lovii« way th at yon wtah he'd taka 13 PrioMo 5 Impart E 0 stairs apartment, near • l i r a W 2M 4 W h N i M w 6 Greek deity MANCHESTER ■ 1/2 acre RCA COLOR TV - top of the Harrison, 643-8709. library: $180; no children, no better care of hia body bacanae yoa want him to be aronad 14 Biblical Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vormoor SOFA AND CHAIR- CrusEecT • m 9 s k 3 h r n for a .Iaag, long tbm. brothar 7 French article I T U business II lot located close to line. Early American 25 inch pets. 649-0333. 8 Rubs m m velvet and brocaded velvet. console, in dark pine finish, WANTED - Furniture, old 'Fraa’gifl for ovary now or uaad car Develop ataae btereata other than him. The amra 15 Trifle u N • Main Street. Ideal location for Must be seen, perfect condi­ 16 Wiialaat 9 Newspaper • T i excellent condition. Call 649- toys. Bisque dolls, steins, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - purchaaad during thto tala. outaide btereata yon have, the amre i— imH Bad many possibilities. Call for tion, $500 or best offer. 649- clocks, swords, guns. Outright signal notice (abbr.) H 1 D SOME PEOPLE SURE ^ WELL, r GUESS details. Zinsser Agency. 646- 0497. 2 bedrooms with parking, 1534. purchase or consignment. Call 17 C la m 10 Birthmarks HAVE THEIR SHARE EVERV FAMILV 1511. basement and laundry Doat qoh him abont whara ha'n been or who ha aaw 18 Picks 11 Wooded darstsnding (2 44 Thzodort'i •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-8962. wds.) QFSCANE3ALS.' y HAS A SKELETON •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 NORDIC 399 Skidoo - facilities. Only $160. Call Ren­ when yon weren't along. 20 Imbed firmly valley nicknzmz /tool eololo Wontod 28 Arlleloo lor Solo 41 excellent condition. $550. Call tal Assistors. 2385646. Small 30 Impudent ' 45 Animal OR TWO IN ITS THE PACK RAT-Antiques- Never try to make htaa Jealana. |2wda.) IB Food 643-7131 after 6 p. m. fee. Never lie to him. If tbara> enmathlng yon doat want to 21 Oraak letter 20 Over (prefix) 32 Oversight iocizty (abbr) tg- CLOSET.' ALL CASH For your property, ALUMINUM sheets used as Collectibles. Open Sund^s 12 38 Negative taU him, reaerve the right to refnae to aaawer, bat if yon 22 Motor coach 22 Ask alms 46 Narrata within 24 hours. Avoid Rra printing plates. .007 thick. to 5. 40 Flora Road, off Route 23 Gaidan plot answer w ------DINNETTE SET - Maple with taO him aomathbg, be aore h'n the troth. 23 Greeted 47 Tarritory Tape. Instant Service. Hayes 23x32 ', 25 cents each or 5 for pine look finish, formica top 85, Bolton. 26 State of 37 Supposing (2 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Don't anlk. If eomethlag b bogging yon, talk U oat aad 24 Is human 48 Food Corporation, 646-0131. $1. Phone 643-2711. table, excellent condition. Homoo for Ront 84 poasataing wds.) 49 Woman'i $225. Call 6483081. Wontod to Buy 40 . dear the air. 31 Aichar'a 25 Mild axplativs mlaaila 27 Of ships 39 Spaed nama SELLING your house? Call us UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub WEEKLY SPECIAL. Keep yoaraalf Idaabg dean from top of yonr head to the measure CASH PAID Immediately - Carpeted two bedroom with tip of yonr toea. A woman cant btobe enongbl 33 Silvar (abbr.) 50 Straatcar first and we'll make you a Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts. NEW HOME Sewing Machine (abbr.) 51 Slumps for gold jewelry and all appliances and more. Only (cham.abbr.) 28 Chances cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Brownies, nurses. East - white and aqua, new cabinet, Snrprioe him occadonoly. A UtUe love neta b it on hb 40 Expunge S3 Apiary dweller Realtor, 643-1577. Catholic School. 649-1225. attachments. $100. Call diamonds. Licensed broker $150 Rental Assistors, 238 pillow, to hb Innch poll or tsqied to hb batboom mirrar 34 Facility 29 Phrase of un- for over 1/2 century. Savitt 35 Ruid maaiura MANSFIELD - Exclusive ad­ anytime 569-2348. 5646. Small fee. win warm hb heart. 1 2 4 >l\ P.O.M.G. Jewelers. 35 36 Greek Isttar 3 5 6 7 1 6 10 11 dress and brand new. 8 Room IMMEDIATE Cash for yoour TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers ■ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• MALES; 37 Hope (Let) Home. 4 bedrooms, IVt baths, property. Let us explain our Good condition. Good for Asylum Street, Hartford. 527- COLUMBIA - Immaculate 3 12 13 14 FIREWOOD - Split. $45 a cor- 1968 MERCURY Station Motorcycloo-BIcycloo 64 Ten her yon love her. 38 Guaaaaa at Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrtnea (ireplaced living room, formal fair proposal. Call Mr. plating, or welding. Call 649- d. Call Tom, 742-6466. 0163. bedroom, 11 1/2 baths, single Wagon. Power steering, 41 Put home. Formal dining room, If yon Uke the way ehe looho, eooko, drenoao, wolko, IS 16 17 dining room. Family room off Belfiore, 647-1413. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. power brakes. $275. 6488750. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville talha, amelb—bt her know h. Yon cant fnai|illmea( a 42 Secret agent kitchen. Oversized 2 car gar­ I WILL BUY any kind of wool fireplace, oil heat, garage. After 5:00 p.m. weekdays, 43 Cut out for 11 AH.AH" material new nr used in strips 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and woman too mneh. AU wooMa need coaotant reaaaoriag. 16 20 ICOULP ^ age. Oil hot water baseboard MAY WE BUY your home? SEASONED FIREWOOD - Building Suppiloo 42 Adults preferred. $350 Saturday, anytime. 45 Store for TIMPER. use A LITTLC or old clothes. Call 742-6906 monthly, plus security. Petrus rack. $1,750. 2884042. Never keep her waitbg. If yon know yonVe aobn to be 21 22 heat. Must be seen to be ap­ Quick, fair, all cash and no Half cord, $30 delivered. Call bta, call her and b t bar know. future use TBA4PSR! RiaHT NOW preciated. $64,900. Petrowsky problems. Call Warren E. 643-0738, anytime. anytime. Realty, 2283777. 48 Paraonal TO DRV OFF NATURAL STONE for 1974 MAVERICK - 4 door. Ten her yon love her. 23 24 25 26 27 26 36 30 Real Estate Company. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. retaining walls, ,veneers, Low mileage. Radio, and rear balonginga MANCHESTER - East Middle Dig op a data lot her homely, lonely conob. 52 Surrounding Realtors. 974-1500. 9^-65W, NCR CASH REGISTER - patios, etc. Pick up by the defogger. Good tires. Good npoi 31 32 33 H 3 4 429-1632. WANTED - Manchester / Reconditioned, with many mund or delivery by the ton. Turnpike. Available 4 room gas mileage. $1850. 6483789. Never try to make her Jeolow. (prefix) Mob/tabllo Homoo 85 5’ Sound made South Windsor. 8 room newer totals. Call after 5:30 p.m.. Bolton Notch Stone Quarry. Cape, with yard and Remeinber yonr manners, and show her the — «« reqieet 31 36 37 WANTED appliances. Available in end oonrtaay yon give to those yon dtm't know os weR. , by aheap HEBRON - 9 room Colonial home. Large kitchen, 2 car 228-3957 649-3163. 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Fast- 31 (circa 1750) on nearly 4 acres. —'age, 2 baths. $60s. Pric­ Marcg.. $260 plusF security. 648 DO YOU WANT to sell your Ten her she's prettier than her mother. 54 David Coppar- 36 40 41 back. Excellent running con­ mobile home? We have fiatd'a first Beautifully restored. Call es only. 646-3938. BRAND NEW light green "iCESium” 1540, Dogo-BIrdo-Polo 43 dition. Needs minor work qualified, cash buyers wife 42 43 44 Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, 646- bathroom sink, still in original MITTENS - BOOTS around front headlight. STILL LOOKING? Call Ren­ waiting! This is our specialty! 55 Nila quean, 4B 46 47 48 3233. J. Watson Beach Com­ Houoohold Goods 40 carton, $35. Brand new light DOG-CAT BOARDING SNOWSUITS - Asking $450. or trade for for short 50 51 pany, Manchester Office, 647- tal Assistors. Over 750 vacan­ For immediate action, cali green bathroom vanity, still in bathing/grooming. Obedience SKI JACKETS - bigger car. 5281488. Conn. Mobile Home Brokers, 56 And 10 on 52 S3 54 9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ REFRIGERATORS carton, $65. Call 643-2207, protection classes. Complete cies daily. All area^, sizes, (abbr., Lat. 2 tunity. and prices. Many welcome 1-423-2026. Astro-graph Washers, ranges, used, after 6 p.m. ~ modern facilities. Canine fPe sell them for you. 1971 FORD GALAXY- good wdi.) 55 56 57 children and pets. Call Rental. guaranteed and clean. New Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon condition, 53,000 miles, power QUALITY USED Mobil By BERNICE BEDE 080L 57 Pull WOOD STOVE - Antique. Cast CALL 649-1225 Assistors, 2385646. Small fee. 58 Actor Ladd 58 56 60 shipment damaged, GE and Road, Manchester. For reser­ steering, automatic, radio, Homes - 2 or 3 bedrooms, 26 iron. Cooking top. witth 59 Compass Buolnooo Proporty Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. vations please call 6485971. EXCHANGE $1,200 or best offer. Must be situated in lovely parks. Alley Oop — Dava Graua Pearl and Son, 649 Main asbestos boards and pipe. MOVE TODAY! 5 large seen, call 289-71448. point (NIWIFAFin INTfRRRiSI ASSN) $225. Call 643-9776. MANCH. PARKADE REAR rooms with laundry facilities. Ready for immeuiale oc- MANSFIELD - Situated on Street, 643-2171. Main Street, LHASA APSO puppies - AKC. cupan^. In Nrwich and 9‘ nearly an acre. Commercially 643-2171. Parking, appliances, yard for tremely promising lor you WBfvMVHJfYE look! th iv Vb sriDPPep Bred for gentleness. 1975 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass- 4 Jewitt City area. Also new ’78 today. You're especially lucky TO u s e OSCARS DEAX> IN 'TW RTRAOC^ zonea. "Plus" 40x40 commer­ MOLDED FORMICA top and Reasonable. 633-2749. children. Only $250. Call Ren­ door, V-8 engine, fully tal Assisitors, 2385646. Small m o d e ls , 14 fo o t w id e , at things you Inaugurate or P1STOLTV4I5 , X WONOBK WHAnr... cial building. Upper level SEARS PORTABLE DRYER paneled bar with two shelves equipped, excellent condition, Win at Bridge TIMel J □ R E N T A L S fee. matching appliances. Finan­ promote. ideal for sales room etc. Base­ - Harvest Gold. Very good and four stools. $175. 646-6028. PEKINGESE - AKC registra- immaculate. Call-6486806. cing available. Cow dpWn pay­ CANCER (June 21-Jnly 22) ment level has drive-in gar­ BtaMili? condition. $75. Call 289-8942 tion. Thoroughbred ment. Call for appointment to Pieces that wouldn't go to­ age, repair workshop area. A anytime. MANCHESTER - 5 rooms Curtis cooks on double burner MOVING - Must sell. Six Pekingese. Sable, nine months 1969 JEEPSTER visit our showrooms. Conn. Feb. 12, U78 gether yesterday will seem to oUl of 3200 square feet of old. Call 289-8423. Roomo lor Ron! 52 with basement and rec room. COMMANDO- New brakes, blend quite magically today. month old Kenmore washer, Mobile Home Brokers, 1-423- Several good things will come could guard both clubs and usable space. Priced to sell ROCK MAPLE - Double bed $175. Call 742-6090. Parking and appliafices. Only shocks, clutch, stablizer needs Make'vouT movo now 41 some­ $190. Call Rental Assistors. 2026. to you this year In small pack­ NORTH 2/ll-A hearts. Otherwise only West quickly, $39,900. Petrowsky with box spring and mattress. FREE TO GOOD Home - 4 THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - transmission work, $750. Cail thing big is on the burner. • J 4 3 could guard hearts, only Real Estate Company, Very good condition. $110. Call Birch House Women. Central- 236-5646. Small fee. ages, but you could also get LEO (July 28Ang.22) Things m DUMP TRUCK Tail Gate - year old female Golden 649-5873. 1957 VW VAN - Built as one bundle that's really big. • J 10 8 East could guard clubs and Realtors, 974-1500, 928-6563, 643-8294 or 643-1017 pfter 6 sand spreader with motor. Retriever. Needs lots of love. ly located. Downtown have a way ol working out • A 43 no one could guard dia­ Manchester. Kitchen Camper. Rebuilt motor. Good You'll write the script yourself, today, so hang loose. Frustra­ 429-1632. p.m., aAjrttme'WSeliends. Call 643-0150 after 5 p.m. Call after 6 p.m., 643-5829. 1974 PINTO- Low mileage, ,running condition. $200. Call but luck will gel top billing. 4 AK92 monds. privileges. Call 649-2358. OHIcoO’Storoo lor Ront 58 steel radials, new Michelin tions vVIll be robbed of their 6486842, after 5:30 p.m. AQUARIUS (Jan.28Feb.U) jjower If treated phllosophlcal- WEST EAST Etost led a spade at trick snows, four speed, im­ Customers will have little sales ♦ 7 e 10965 two. Curtis took his ace and MANCHESTER - Main JOIN CUMBERLAND maculate. $1800. After 6 p.m. Street. Three-room apart­ resistance when you give them VIRGO (Ang.2t-8ept.22) If T KQ9765 f — king, cashed the queen of FARMS Hartford Road - 6482523. the pitch today. Your charm IK, UE$ami Pit ment, heated, hot water, retail or. office space something can be changed for fQH)9 4J8S2 clubs, entered dummy with BUSINESS & SERVICE Service and enthusiasm work like a Automoth/o 66 the better through a sensible A 863 4 J 10 7 5 4 the Jack of spades, dis­ appliances, parking, no pets. available. 1200 or 2400 square one- two punch. Find out more Security. 523-7047. feet. Suitable for many uses. adjustment where work is con­ SOUTH c a rd ^ his last two little The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Trucko lor Solo 82 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- about yourself by sending for cerned, don't just study the 4 AK()82 hearts on the ace and king of Reasonable rent. Call 1- 738 your copy of Astro-Graph Let­ situation, act on it. FEMALE-Sleeping room, 9438. sun specialists, factory ter. Mall % cents for each and a Y A432 clubs and came to his hand 1970 FORD Econoline 200 - trained, one day service, 114 LIBRA (8ept.280et2t) Every­ ♦ K78 with the ace of hearts. next to bath. Call mornings Low mileage. Set im as a long, self-addressed, stamped one Is your ally today. You'll 7"SIP?...IS ^ ...W H A T ^ only, 6486600. East Main Street, Rockville. envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. 4 q Operation squeeze fol­ ( t h a t y o u ? J DO y o u camper. Best offer. Call 648 871-1617. make all you deal with feel lowed. He cashed one trump MEAN 7907, ask for Bob. Box 489, Radio City Station, Important. You're the type of Vulnerable: Both Aportmonto For' Ront 83 OFFICE SPACE N.Y. 10019, Be sure to specify to discard a diamond from DIRECTORY partner they’ll want to hook up Dealer: South dummy and his last trump to V 1974 DODGE VAN - windows your birth sign. with. WE HAVE customers waiting FOR RENT PISCES (Feb.28March 2«) SCORPIO (OcL 24-N0V.22) Weat North East South force West to unguard bis in doors, V-8 automatic, There Is a strong possibility queen of diamonds in order for the rental of your apart­ 2S0 square feet, ce n ter of power steering, good condi­ Even though you may be, In a U Sonleoo Ottorod 31 Soivicoo Ottorod ment or home. J.D. Real Manchester, air conditioning and ForTheWordrobe you may benefit materially (rom Pass 24 Pass 2T to hang on to the high heart. 31 Pointing-Poportng 32 Bullding-Controcting 33 narking. Cali 643-9551. tion. 643-2171. playful mood today you’ll drop Estate Associates, Inc. 646- two different sources today. whatever you're doing if you Pass 30 Pass 3 NT C &M TREE Service - Free es- One channel will be completely Dummy’s jack of hearts' COMPLETE CARPET & Tile QUALITY PAINTING and LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - 1980. 1977 CHEVROLET 4 Wheel see ways to utilize your efforts Pass 4a Pass 64 timates, discount senior installaation and repairs. Paper Hanging by Willis unexpected. lor something profitable. had done its work and could New homes custom built, drive - 1/2 ton Fleetside ARIES (March 21-Aprll 11) Pass Pass Pass citizens. Company Free estimates. Call Pat. at Scnultz. Fully insured, LOOKING for anything in real SAGITTARIUS (Nav.23- be discarded. Now the nine M anchest'r owned and remodeled, additions, rec model. V-8, automatic You’ll be In a rather jovial mood Opening lead: • K of clubs squeezed East. He 64683745, after 5 p.m. references. 649-4343. estate rental - apartments, □ AUTOMOTIVE DecU) The party won’t really W AS VOUR operated. Call 646-1327. rooms, garages, kitchens transmission. Fully equipped to begin with today, but you'll gel rolling until you put in an had to unguard his Jack of O remodeled, bath tile, cement homes, multiple dwellings, no with Fisher plow. READY TO be even more entertaining By Oswald Jacoby p A y AT THE HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch fees. Call J.D. Real Estate appearance. You have the gift diamonds to make aU the R A C E T R A C K SNOW BLOWING Route EXPERT FURNITURE work. Steps, dormers. GO! $6475. Carter Chevrolet, when attractive members of the for lifting the spirits of others and Alaa Sontag diamonds good. // refinishing and antique painted for $150-$200 by Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Autoo For Solo 81 opposite sex are around. % available. Call 643-9920. Residential or commercial. 1229 Main Street, telephone today. b: restoration. Free estimates. scheduling now. Professional Call 649-4291. 646-6464. TAURUS (April 2t4May 26) Curtis Cook of Birming­ considers any iob. 289-9287, MANCHESTER two bedroom 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - CAPRICORN (DccJE8Jaa It) ham was quite pleased with E. Loveland, 649-8963. The percentages for getting a Lady Luck tends to favor you B&M TREE SERVICE- evenings or weekends, Don, renovated apartment within 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 favorable response are on your the opening hrart lead. It Born Loser — Art Santom Complete tree care and NEWTON SMITH 1974 TOYOTA Long Bed today in matters where dolbr INCOME TAX preparation at Remodeling, Repairs, Rec walking distance to down­ miles. Asking $1650. Call 648 Pickup. Nice economical vehi­ side today regarding requests signs are Involved. She’s anx­ looked as if it would solve all removal. Insured and J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior town. $240 includes heat, hot 8130, after 5:30 p.m. you make for career or financial Us problems. Then East Readers keep asking us if experienced. Special winter your home, experienced. Dan Rooms. No job too small. Call cle to own. Has automatic ious to see that you get a slice Mosler, 649-3329 or 525-8263. and exterior painting, 649-3144.’" water, stove, and transmission, bucket seats, assistance. of the pie. went and trumped it. Now it is better to overbid or prices! 643-7285. 1973 O PEL MANTA - 4 GEMINI (May 21-Jime 21) Curtis could only see 11 paperhanging. and refrigerator. Call 646-5949. $2495. Bank terms arranged. (NOVSPAKR ENTERmSe ASSN.) underbid. ...AUDTHAr$ AFA^n BABYSITTING in my home, remodeling. Fully insured. cylinders. Good condition. Suburban, 50 Tolland IVm- tricks, but it did look as If a Bid perfectly, if you can. < HEM AND Alterations done 649-9658. MANCHESTER / East Hart­ Automatic. $1695, or best Bugs Bunny — H«lmdahl and Btoffal squeeze could be developed. Since no one can do that, lUNSTlOUR at home. Reasonable. Call 649- playmates, meal provided, 6 pike. a.m. to 5 p.m. Northend, call RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnoy 34 ford Town Line - Remodeled 2 offer. Call 8784537. As Curtis said, ‘‘The cards tend t o overbid your good 5410. seem to be crying 'Double [ O l u (DPimow, 647-1081. PAPERHANGER and bedroom apartment. Half of 2 1974 FORD F-lOO 1/2 ton pick MrnsfONaeie. l i t TAKE 10 hzmds and underbid your Painter - Desires work. BIDWELL Home Improve­ family. Included appliances. 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - up. Real sharp, 8 cylinder, n x /imoES//ay~- PERCEhirOFF squeeze.' ” bad ones. I'LLliJlVElT ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers WATERPROOFING Reasonable rates, no job too ment Co. Expert installation $200 monthly. Paul W. V-8 , 400 engine, 4 barrel, It wasn’t a certainty. If and attics, moving large automatic transsmlssion, Q lSSyS BEANBCy- VER CHECK TD^iOU! basements, foundation small. Call 6485017. All work of aluminum siding, gutters Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. power steering, power bbakes, power steering, radio, im­ West held four g l ^ he (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) appliances. Also stone or loom guaranteeed. and trims. Roofing installa­ air conditioning, excelient V kO O N T deliv.-red. 644-1775, cracks, hatchways, tile lines, m aculate condition, $2)95. Our Boarding M raat — Carrol A McCormIcK sump pumps. 30 years tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- MANCHESTER - Main running condition. $850. Call Suburban, 50 Tolland ’Turn­ COMPLAIN 9109. Street, 2 and 3 room apart­ after 6:00, 528-6294. ABOUT REWEAVING burns, holes. experience. Charlie and Al, A & W PAINTING - Quality pike, open a.m. to 8 p.m. HANK, y(XR 60VERNMENT NEED^ i m HOW CIEVERI IT 643-4953, 242-5915. work. Reasonable rates. Call ment, heated, hot water, VER. helf they w a n t a n w p e r t LOOKS EXACTLY Zippers, umbrellas repaired. 1970 LINCOLN Continental - 4 ; I 643-8515, or 649-7696. SPECIALIZING cleaning and appliances, parking, no pets 1976 FORD F-lOO -1/2 ton pick m e a l/ OPINION OH HOW MUCH ShSOUHE. LIKE ONE FROM Window shades. Venetian repairing chimneys, roofs, Security. 523-7047. door. Clean. Must sell! blinds. Keys. TV for rent. up. A low mileage beauty, 8 TM NEW MVENTION WILL 5AVE! AN OLP EPMONR5! GEORGE N. CONVERSE - new roofs. Free estimates. 30 Relocating. $1200. Call 648 cylinder, standard 3 speied Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- Painting and paperhanging. Years Experience. Howley, MANCHESTER - 3 bedroom 6842, after 5:30 p.m. THEY 6OT0 TO 5221. PolnUng-Poporlng 32 transmission, am/fm, must Note HOW IT HA5 BEEN P IM U l^P THE (GALLON ON Call between 89 p.m. 643-2804. 643-5361. Duplex, new two family. be seen. $3795. ’Three year Appliances, wall to wall PLYMOUTH VOLARE A»AN 0RP1NARV CARBURETOR! THEIR WAY TO ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, PAINTING - interior andd financing available. Suburban TAKfB HOW 5ECRET JTHE dUNKYARP/ exterior, paperhanging, ROOFER WILL Install roof carpeting, 1 1/2 baths. March Premier 1976 - blue with wood Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike, attics, garages, yards siding or gutters for low dis­ occupancy. $260 monthly. 649- grain, luggage rack, slant 6, THIi PROJECT IS-' cleaned, moving, trucking. excellent work. References. Bullding-Controeling 33 6482076. H a a th c lH f This Funny World Free estimates. Fully in­ count price. Call Ken at 647- 1344. low mileage, power steering Loam for sale. Lawn service. 1566. and brakes, electric rear win­ No job too big or small. 568 sured. Martin Mattson, 648 1974 FORD F-lOO r 1/2 ton pick »■» WES ROBBINS carpentry •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ^FOUR ROOMS 2nd floor. dow defogger, standard shift. rtA CHEAP. BUT VA WIN SOME. VA 8522. 4431. remodeling specialist. Acl- up. 'Two tone green and white Hootlng-PlumUng 38 Close to Main Street, bus line. Must be seen to be ap­ with fiberglass body, cap, 8 NOT THAT CHEAP. LOSE SOME/ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, preciated. 6489868. $200 monthly, and security.y. cylinder, automatic Ibansmis- THE RMOWAS. built-ins, bathrooms, SEWERLINES, sink lines, 643-5096 after 6:30 p.m. kitchens, 649-3446. sion, power steering. Radio, A H A O e iO U S / cleaned with electric cutters, 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA - lyhitewalls, absolutely It^COME ^ professionals. McKinney NEWER THREE Bedroom V-8, automatic. Good running teautiful throughout. $3095. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ Duplex. 1 1/2 baths, condition. $375. Call 643-5849. A sports-jacket and Homes, Additions, Repairs, Bank terms arranged. Subur­ pany, 643-5308. appliances, carpeting. Lease ban Motors, 50 Tolland Tum- swingy skirt to wear to­ TAX Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, and security deposit required. 1975 OLDSMOBLIE Cutlass - 4 gether as a suit, or as 345-2009. pilike, Manchester/Talcottville separates. WM NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet Available March Istt 6488352. door, V-8 engine, fully tc:own line. repairs, plugged drains, ______^___ji______equipped, excellent condition, No. 1418 with Photo- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY immaculate. Call. 649-6805 Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. SERVICE kitchen faucets replaced, THREE ROOM heated apart­ 1948 DODGE PICKUP - with Size 10, 32 ts bust . . . Carpentry and general con­ repaired. Rec rooms, ment with appliances, wail-to- after 8 p.m. . AKE tracting. Residential and plow. Rebuilt engine, new Jacket, 24i yards 46- STRIKES bathroom remodeling,' heat wall carpeting, full tile hath, brake and'.exhaust systems, inch; skirt I’ll yanls. *tvimiomapeM tciiffACO/(r,wt commercial. Whether it be a modernization, etc. Free no children or pets. Call 742- 1972 GRAND PRIX - All ASAINw DIRECTORY small repair job, a custom . paint and> bed. $675. or best PatUrni avaitabli only PONTHAyB-IHE RieHraxaPUM M Y.' Estimate gladly given. M & M 7676 or 742-7246. power, 2 door, good condition; offer. Ctui 6 3 8 ^ 1 , ask for in sizes ihoton. built home or anything In $1100 or best offer. Call after 6 itsieiiwetiaBL ISUjUtS, Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. John. n ssaii!, iMi iiM fir lidi TAX PREPARATION-Ex- between, call 6481379. p.m. 5681789. ■atttni, |lii zst Mr.H'tni isl perlenced accountant. Home WHAT A DEAL! 5 large FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- MSIIni. ervice. Reasonable. In- rooms with garage, only $175. Motoreycloo-BIcycloo 84 tUI •ttSMTT > 0 I N C O M E T A X CARPENTRY & Masonry - blng. Repairs and 1972 FORD LTD Country (aMHif psiin SIvldual and corporation Additions and remodeling. Rental Assistors, 236-5646. MUMWlLIWMn Remodeling. Faucets, Small fee. Squire Wagon - 67,000 miles. I1M An. sfisiltfcii lofOoptfl Tim tapenllM bookkeeping. Call 5^2051. i Free estimates. Call Anthony Well maintained. Asking New full. S.f.lODM , vanities, hot water heaters. SUI SUIINitT o m ci! ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax Squillacote, 6480811. Prompt service, on emergen­ $1196. Call 6481631. lU Cantar It, M ulum r NO LEASE In this clean and liAMllMiBr HOTOW service. Tax returns done In. cies. 6487024. cozy 2 bedrooms with base­ HARLEy"'i)AVIDSON, 1973 11S0 Avs. sf Afflsitsas the privacy of your home. CaII| CARPENTRY - Repairs, Fliioring ,‘I6 GRAND TORINO SPORT - FX-1200 - Built by factory Nmr Vaife, N.V. ISSN 7tf-S«71 remodeling, additions, gar­ ment, laundry facilities, ni-1781 for appointment. 1972 50,000 miles, radials, engineer. Branch heads. Frill Nun. AMrni arilA ZIP ages, roofing. Call David parking and yard for children. ew n 2-11 FLOOR SANDING and Only $200. Call Rental good condition, $1,275 or best Barnett clutch, aluminum CADE. Still NiuHr n s im. iN m itfir TAY Pr»m.«iinn INCOME TAX PREPARA- Patria, 644-17§6. refinishing. Floors like- new. offer. Call after 3 p.m. 647-. rocker rollers,, Mlkuni car- The Spring & Summer '78 Assistors, 2385646. Small fee. “Bettor keep thto under wrapaI" S S c L M ^ l sSp TION - Experienced. At your (Specializing in older floors.) 1811. Must sell. .buretor, balanced blu^rinted BASIC FASHION con- ALL TYPES OF Carpenter tains a Bonus .Coupon, ■‘* ^ ^ u r C e - Dan home service. Reasonable, Staining floors. No waxing. SIX ROOM Duplex- stove and motor, transmission. 871-2511, vice at yi work - Ceramic tile, hung P rice. . . $100 a copy. Mosler, 649183329, or 5288283. Call Walt Zlngler for appoint­ Also: ceilings, and inside refHgerator, good location, 1963 MGB Fair body, heeds ^How iBouriM9 B e a n H L ? * ment. 6488)46. ceilings, plumbing and elec­ painting. John Vet-faillfe, 648 duluonivi ts, Avaliabie engine work. Good parts cai, Add $2.00 for the New tric. Richard Young, ★ IN s e w in g . 649-1975 5750 after 6:00 p.m. Slarch, $l£. 6481^ best offer. ' i r SUCCESS 4 ) PACiK TKN B - MANCHESTER EVENING HF.RALD. Mam hosier, C.mn , Sal.. Koli II, MI7H MMKiESTn SftH STAMPS MAKES US PERSONAL Houaa TEE IN r AI, nn " 0. 0HE MOtL-aAT. *ooiMmMTeu«Mr a d 6 Mi RarAaa OtaoMM 728 lU T 1M1 S U k IT. MIDOU TUINPIKE M M c m m MANCNEfTER i M t M a a a I r t a n i MtSmctMwmrurmSunMA^^ HASITI m coimm' mimm Business-Directory Guide For 646.0863 HEATM6 and SHEET METAL / m e 341BraadSt.

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John Emery. 7:00 (20-2^30) “The Great Don Ameche, Claudette 9:00 (38) "Emperor Waltz” (B THWTEEN FOR THWTY a a UNO OF THE LOST a OLD TWE GOSPEL HOUR 3:00 (3) "Robinson Crusoe e PTL aUB-TALK AND VARETY a TV GARDEN CLUB (B $25,000 PYRAMID a O C D YOUNG Wallehdas.” Lloyd Bridges, Colbert. (1948). Bing Crosby, Joan ABC WIDE WORLD OF Hmiry W. Block w ffldt. 6:30 8 CANDLEPW BOWLING (B 8 9:68 FI on Mars." Paul Mantee. John Van Dreelen. 11:30 (9) "Step Down to Fontaine. DEAR DICK: What’j been happeaiag with Tony d ) VILLA ALEGRE 12:26 SPORTS ® 8 ABC NEWSBReF 8:00 (5) "Kiss of Evil" • DEPARTMENT S 9:00 (3) “Gator." Burt Terror” (1959). Colleen 11:30 (3) “ Murder on Flight ■ CASPER AND FRENOS ( B IN THE NEWS 10:00 Orlaado aad Dawa lately? Last 1 b en ^ Tony Orlando was a a CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (1963). Gifford Evans. Noel Reynolds, Jack Weston. Miller, Charles Drake. 502.” Ralph Bellamy, Hu(^ quitttaig show bnafaess. If that’s tine, what are his fntnre d ) DAVEY AND GOLIATH 12:30 ® kojak H iat’s Reasrai No 6:46 CB SPACE ACADEMY (CAPTIONED) .5 Willmans. • news 11:00 (9) "Quackser For­ 11:30 (MO) "Stay Away, O’Brien. plaas? Also will Dawa be mahiag a comebadr? JOEY 5*30 9:00 (57) “Blithe Spirit." d ) A NEW DAY CB DAVEY AND GOLIATH ® 8 f a n t a s y laANO tune has a Cousin in the Joe.” Elvis Presley. 11:30 (5) “Morocco” (1930). KORT, Oak Pwfc, 6:69 8 8 T H U N O E R d ) ADAM 12 Rex Harrison. a SOUNOSTAGE Bronx.” (1970). Gene Wilder, 12:30 (3) "Foster and Marlene Dietrich, Gary Tony was recovering from “mental and physical • MORNWG PRAYER a CROCKETT'S VCTORY • TRUTH OR CONSEOUENCES 10:30 you sliould let 11:00 (5) "The Flame and a ® TURNABOUT (CAPTIONED) Margot Kidder. Laurie.” Perry King, Dorian Cooper. ezhanstion,” which is a etqthemlsm for a breakdown. He is 7:00 GARDEN 8 B U C K NEWS the Arrow" (1950). Burt Lait* d ) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 12:45 8 BOBBY VINTON SHOW 11:30 (40) “The Garden of Harewood. 12:00 (9) “Take Me to caster. Virginia Mayo. • UW EROOG (B A NEW DAY EVENINQ a BEST OF Tie FESTIVAL OF us dk> your taxes!’ Allah.” Marlene Dietrich, 1:30 (5) “Lucky Jordan” Town” (1953). Ann Sheridan, d ) LITTLE RASCALS 11:30 (3) "No Way to Treat uuwu, luytu uluics laat uiey are, are 12*60 FAITH Charles Boyer. (1942). Alan Ladd, Helen Sterling Hayden. • CONSaTATION ( B N THE n e w s ' 11:00 a Lady." Rod Steiger. .Lee waiting to see bow Tony comes along before deciding on 6:00 11:35 (22-30) “Spectre.” Walker. 1:29 (5) "The Sainted their own future |daiu. 7:26 12:67 ® ® a 8 8 NEWS If we prepare your return and the IRS should Remick. Robert Culp, Gig Young. • PRAYER 8 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME (B n e w s • Move S isters” (1948J. Veronica • $126,000 QUESTION call you in for an audit, BlocJt will go with 11:30 (8) "Anzio." Robert W edneklay 7:30 1:00 8 SECOND OTY TV Lake, Joan Caulfield. d)HOT FUDGE (B WHAT'S NEW MR. MAOOO? • RACNQ FROM AQUEDUCT 8 PET ( bJO AT j u n c t io n Mitchum, Peter Falk. _ PEAR PICK; Jast a short ante. Csnid yen Please ten ns a THIS WEEK N BASEBALL you at no extra charge. Not as your legal 11:00 (38) ‘”nie Return of • BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE (B ACTION NEWSMAKERS aTWORONNCS 11:30 (40) “Saturday Night Monday a a STUDIO SEE October” (1948). Glenn Ford, d ) DUSTY’S TREEHOUSE 0 MOVE 8 AVI NELSON SHOW representative, but to answer any questions and Sunday Morning." Albert 11:00 (38) "The Milkman” Friday ■ NEWS 8 PETTICOAT JUNCTION • HOGAN’S HEROES a FORSYTE SAGA Finney. Terry Moore. Sure. Tigjpef. • ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMED a WRESTUNG 6:30 11:30 about how your taxes were prepared. (1951). Donald O’Connor, Jim­ 11:00 (38) "Born Yester­ (B CBS NEWS 1:00 (5) “Trial of Chaplain 1:00 (5) "Blood of the Vam­ AU a WASHINGTON WEEK IN ® ® 8 M O v e my Durante. pire” (1958). Donald Wolfit, day” (1950). Judy Holliday, • u n c l e WALDO REVEW • CAROL BURNETT AND a HARNESS RACING FROM Jensen" (1975). James Ftan- DEAR DUX: W in yea M l are a the U sa TMd who is an FRENOS 1:00 (5) "Night Creatures” Barbara Shelly. William Holden. 8:00 aKOS^ORLD YONKERS RACEWAY H » R BLOCK- ciscus. Joanna Miles. (1962). Peter Cushing, Oliver d ) THREE ROBONC STOOGES a BRUI4S WARM-UP (B ACTION NEWS a ITA TRACK MEET ' 1:00 (9) “Footsteps in the 1:00 (5) “Gargoyles” 9 MOVE 1:00 ( 30) "The Bride (Jame Reed. • ABBOTT AND (XISTEUD 8 FORMBY'S ANTIOUE a a WEEKEND THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Dark" (1941). Errol Flynn, (1972). CorneU Wilde, Jen- No. d ) • SUPER FRENDS WORKSHOP a ANNAL WORLD C.O.D." (black and white) 1:00 (9) “Flamingo Road” 8 R F L E M A N Brenda Marshall. nifa' Salt. • DAVEY AND GOUATH 1:15 a 8 NBC NEWS 12:00 (1949). Joan Crawford, David • n e w s 4:00 (9) "The New Interns” 1:00 (9) "The Sisters” a 0 8 HONG KONG PHOOEY • HOCKEY a CHAMPIONSHP WRESTUNG ?56 Rear West IRdde Tpke#646-S440 Brian. - a SESAME STREET 1:26 a a OUE PASA, U S A.? a VeWPCHNT ON NUTRITION Sunday (1964). Michael Callan, Bar­ (1938). Errol Flynn, ^ t t e a ADAM 12 ERST MITFOIR ORSTORNRY 4:00 (9) "Major Dundee” 0*26 ( B IN THE NEWS a COLLEGE HOCKEY bara Eden. Davis. n e w s 8 ABC NEWS ll t l MRi ST. 7:30 (30) "Viva Villa." (1965). Charlton Heston, d ) N THE ' 1:30 ■ 1 . 12:30 2319 MR! ST. Wallace Beery, Fay Wray. . 4:00 (SO) “The Power." 4:00 (9) "Chino” (1973). 6 ‘30 (B CBS SATURDAY FILM 7:00 a ATHLETES T0.52S-77I3 Richard Harris. Na war e p thny be bnihera. Wbe wMs? d ) SPEED BUQQ'Y (B A6R0NSKY AND COMPANY TEL 1334110 12:00 ( 38) "Battle for the George Hamilton. (2iarles Bronson, Jill Ireland. FESTIVAL 12:45 a BRADY KIDS 8 a UWRENCE WELK SHOW a USTEN 4:00 (30) "Revenge of the 4:00 (30) “ King Kong.” Fay • BEWITCHED V a IM-I PH I M S K IIn L Planet of the Apes" (1973). 8:00 (20-22-30) “Mountain a VEWPOINT ON NUTRITION (B CONNECTICUT: SEEN (B MAKE IT REAL 1:00 G eature.” John Agar, Lori Man.” Denver Pyle, Ken Wray, Robert A rm s tr^ . Ym Steve— wiSo k i«ally rvnoiam ymUam Forrest Forreat Andre Andrews a HAL ROACH PRESENTS Roddy McDowall, Claude Nelson. ~ bretora, andfi^ are neltor rEngllsh English 1 nor a a a c .b . b e a r s a CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING a a a a m o ve Akins. Berry. 9:00 (3) "Big Mo.'' Bernie B:5S a WALL STREET WEEK a ETCETERA 2:15 - 11:30 (3) "The Legoid of but American. Your friend—wwi isIB a« rntn* iiiuiB dof ^ mUirfor- S n fi a LOOKIN’ BETTER 12:30 (8) “Gidget Grows 11:30 (5) “ To Each His Casey, Bo Svenson. d ) 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK a PARTRIDGE FAMILY a NEWS______;______Valentino.” Franco Nero. 6:56 a HEE HAW Sears ManMer Parkade Own” (1946). Olivia 9:00 (8-40) “Three on a 8 WILD WILD WEST LOCAL STATIONS AND Sears Roebuck and Co. m . M3-1SI1 BtT 22$ SnCNRSj Up.” Karen Valentine, 11:30 (5) “Mildred Pierce” d ) IN THE NEWS 1:56 IS ODD COUPLE DeHavilland John Lund. Date.” Forbesy Russell, June DEARpia: ^ mnch did dm ftattand Enqpiiire-pay 8 SUPERMAN NETWORKS RESERVE THE Edward Mulhare. (1945). Joan Gawford, Ann 9:00 (B IN THE NEWS RIGHT TO MAKE LAST MINUTE 11:30 (9) "Green Hell” Allyson. (S BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD 2:00 a ONCE UPON A CLASSIC 1:00 (5) “The Hound of the Blyth. 7:28 CHANGES. (1940). Douglas Fairbanks Jr., 9:00 (38) “Forever Amber” RUNNER ( S SOUL TRAIN Baskervilles” (1939). Richard Thd’satosom j^thefceateatoatefathatthefee (B OPINION 2:00 (5) "Saigon.” Veronica Joan Bennett. (1947). Linda Darnell, Cornell • WOODY WOODPECKER e ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW Greene, Basil Rathbone. M.0OO.” AU the Enquirer wffl aaya is that d) 8 SCOOBY S 7:30 Lake, Alan Ladd. Wilde. (B EIGHTH DAY 1:00 (9) “On the Threshold 2:10 (5) "Remember the . P*V*f’* to an all4lm e hlA LAFF-A-LYMPICS a HOCKEY d ) DAILY NUMBER of Space” (1956). Guy Night” (1940). Barbara 11:30 (3) "Bonnie and - 6.7 mfflhm - aid to t they went to “great lengths” to O MOVIE a ® SPRINGFIELD INTERNATION­ (B CONNECTICUT WOMAN Gyde.” Warren Beatty. & MISTER ROGERS AL TENNIS C U SSIC a NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Madison, Virginia Leith, Tu a td a y Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray. am n^ tt A friend of tom an ito is geneiaBy credit^ a AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS 2:00 ( 38) “Cash McCall" 11:30 (5) "Elizabeth the with being the photogiiqilier thinks he got |H>,000. 9:26 a B U C K PERSPECTIVE 11:00 (38) "That’s the d ) IN THE NEWS 2:30 a COLLEGE BASKETBALL Queen” (1939). Bette Davis, • DICK VAN DYKE SHOW (1960). James Garner, Natalie Spirit” (1945). Jack Oakie, Thursday 9*30 a GHOST AND MRS MUIR Wood. Errol Flynn. e POPEYE AND FRENOS d ) 8 WORLD SERIES OF AUTO • p o l k a Peggy Ryan. rrfi^ri? Cassavetes la a movie a THE OPEN DOOR 2:30 (5) "55 Days at 11:00 .(38) ‘"rwo Yanks in 11:30 (8) “ Lost Conunand.” a a a GO GO RACING 1:00 (5) “ Paranoiac” S S S t ^ Orlando? Atoo, of Bing GLOBETROTTERS a a REGIONAL COLLEGE BAS­ 7:31 Peking” (1963). Charlton (1963). Janette Scott, Oliver Trinidad” (1942). Brian Anthony Quinn, Alain Delon. (Ph^ “• fl*ut wile, Oiale, whieh^ d ) INCREDIBLE WORLD OF Donlevy, Janet Blair. 954)j 11:30 (9) “ Conquest of a ELECTRIC COMPANY KETBALL '78 Heston, Ava Gardner. Reed. 9:56 3:00 ADVENTURE Karl 1:00 (5) "Phantom of Hie 8:00 3:00(9) “Speed Merchants” 1:00 (9) “ Oh m en. Oh Space” (1955). Walter Brooke, ( B IN THE NEWS ( B O MOVIE . (1974). Mario Andretti, Brian Rue Morgue” (Karl Malden, Eric Fleming. 10:00 a BRADY BUNCH (B THE BOB NEWHART SHOW women” (1957). Tony Ran­ • m o v ie Redman. Patricia Medina. 11:30 (38) “Dressed to Kill” a FLINTSTONES 8 AMERICAN ANGLER dall, Dan Dailey. a MOVE CB 8 WHAT'S HAPPENING! 4:00 (38) “Star” , (1968). 1:00 {9) “Hie Snake Pit” (1946). Basil Rathbone, Nigel • h o c k e y 4:00 (9)-” SonMadrid” DEAR DICK: In a a a a h e r c u l o o s - s p a c e a BIG V A L L E Y ^ '^ (1948). Olivia DeHavillahdr Bruce. piaade, there GHOST (B 8 THE PROFESSIONAL a PRO FAN (1968). David McCallum, '^ > 3ren ag lady who a TH E b io n ic w o m a n Mark Stevens. 1:46 (5) “The Texans” W an abased a ONCE u p o n a c l a s s ic BOWLERS TOUR a a Stella Stevens. child. Please let me a m a v e r ic k 4:00 (9) ‘"rhe Pink Jungle” (1938). Joan Bennett, Ran­ lady Is. I’m e VILLA ALEGRE a GREATEST SPORTS LEGENDS 4:00 (30) “The Thing.” M hrMcnrisnstty —• Iahrays'fett as in 10:26 a ROYAL HERITAGE (1968), James Garner, E!va dolph Scott. I twin! MRS. 4:00 Margaret Sheridan. D ^ RPLUN< Dnarie, &IL (B IN THE NEWS a PTL OLUB-TALK AND VARETY 8*30 Renzi. (B THE TONY RANDALL SHOW 9:00 (3) “ Twilights L ast 10:27 a THE PANAMA CANAL TREATY 4:00 (30) ‘"The Beast with thSriS^ISiSikffl"^^ Does a JUNIOR HAU OF FAME a PANT ALONG WITH NANCY (B 8 OPERATION PETTICOAT a WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 10:30 KOMNSKY ; PEAR^DICT; Would yon friease M l me — what ever d ) BATMAN-TARZAN a BRUNS WRAP-UP TENNIS **”^"*?» Oral Roberts’ w ife, on ’The a ARCHES & MAKEM AND (XANCY Your Car Laid Up? Homo Box Offico ochMiilo Ord Roberts Show on Snattay mondags? She hasn’t been 0 a a THNK PINK PANTHER *n bM y. MRS. WIUJA1M8, C d n id ^ O h io ' a DANEL FOSTER, M.D. Sales & Service a CARRASCOLENOAS Need Transportation? Today Mra- Roberts, but there is. *30 — Undaroovaira Haro am>arently, nothing mysterious to her absence. In fact, she 10:65 2:30 — Jack a tlw UMiwtalk *30 - CoUaga Baakatball: St (B 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK DIRECTORY 1130 - AH tha PraaManfa Man John’a M Tsmpla “*“ ^ **^ t**”® time. 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Wednesday, Feb. 15 0 ANDY GflIFRTH SHOW 11:30 6 U i ro*U.0f T K $2 I 0 WHEN HAVOC STRUCK 8:30 CP THE CBS. LATE MOVIE EVENING O ADAM 12 0 MERV GRIFFIN 0 0 MOVE ir 1 • Indian Head Penny * ® OVER EASY CP TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES O NEWLYWED GAME 9:00 C P a POLICE STORY, MYSTERY OF 1 - Liberty Nickel i a a WILD KINGDOM ( P a CHARLIE'S ANGELS THE WEEK 6:00 6:55 1 - Buffalo Nickel 10 NEWS a BIG MONEY ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY a a a THE t o n ig h t s h o w By RU88 MacKENDRICK (9) a t 99 NEWS a ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT a ® LIVE FROM LINCOLN a ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS ^ 1 - Large Penny eng. e Stamps aplanty O BRADY BUNCH 7:00 . 0 JOKER'S WILD CENTER 0 IRONSIDE Grenada will come out with a set of a CONCENTRATION ’ 1 - WW I11943 Penny S The French Post Office has been doing ll) CBS NEWS a IN SEARCH OF 10:00 1:00 seven multicolor bird stamps and a («1 BOZO 1 O BRADY BUNCH 7:31 0 N E W S a a a t o m o r r o w 1 - W.B. Penny just fine— the total of releases for the two 9« ch ild DEVELOPMENT souvenir sheet this month. They wilt show GP CONCENTRATION CP WHEN HAVOC STRUCK GD a ST ARSKY AND HUTCH 1:15 Before 1920 ag years, 1976 and '77, was 123! e HOGAN S HEROES O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 8:00 0 NINE ON NEW JERSEY 0 JOE FRANKLIN SHOW gulls, petrel, killdeer, a hummingbird, »9 BONANZA f 1 • Wooden Nickel Another stamp source that is not quite ® FESTIVAL OF FAITH CP CBS SPORTS SPECIAL a a a p o l ic e w o m a n 2:10 booby, hawk and scarlet ibis. Each stamp ® ZOO'/I 0 M O V E ^ 1 - S Mint Penny - ready is a new United Nations office in 39 HAL ROACH PRESENTS BROADCAST 10:30 will have the Panda Bear Wildlife symbol. a NEWS 0 CROSS WITS 0 MEET THE MAYORS 2:15 • 25 yre. J Austria. It is due to open in 1979, just 10 6:30 a EIGHT IS ENOUGH 10:45 0 N E W S Although now the proprietor of a feeding a OVER EASY CP ^ 1 -1968 S Penny(unc/i years after the first stamps from Geneva; O I LOVE LUCY a CROSS WITS O MOVIE. O BRUINS WRAP-UP station for the resident finches, cardinals tn ABC Rie w s ODD COUPLE a a a NBC m o v ie o f th e 11:00 ■::: 1 - Rare 1960-D Small and there are rumors of still more UN 0 and bluejays, this writer was n^er a bird O JOKER S WILD a ABC NEWS WEEK CP CP a a a n e w s ill Date Penny i. places in the future. (18 LASSIE a NOVA 0 ADAM 12 ® AS MAN BEHAVES BRAKE !:■: 1 - D Mint Penny - nut until adopted by a pair of killdeer SoiMthing to do 99 l a 99 NBC NEWS 7:30 O HOCKEY 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION during otrfirste m mier In this town. These 34 EARTH. SEA AND SKY (I) DAILY NUMBER ® FORSYTE SAGA ® LIVING FAITH !? 25 yra. ? birds are apparently designed to live along Tomorrow, Feb. 12, The Second Sunday CENTER I Plus Free Twe $ Bill the seashore like any plover, but they Stamp Show at Meriden Holiday Inn, 10 to All 4 WNEEIS • Plus Our Free Gift M:: on the famous broken-wing act while the don’t seem to know it. One book speaks of also produce bananas and cocoa beans. 4:30. This is just off the East Main Street Thursday, Feb. 16 Plus Our Free « young ones melted in the la n d ^ p e . ^ 9 ^ * M oM c w i i And, on a higher plane of thou^t, there exit of Interstate 91 and the Wilbur CYoss their liking for plowed fields and pasture- They riwwed up one more year, but by EVENING 0 BOWLING FOR DOLLARS CP a WELCOME BACK. KOTTER 11:00 30,000 Milt Gutrtnttt Brochures. was Jennifer Hosten, Miss World of 1970- Parkway. Free parking, admission, door ® FESTIVAL OF FAITH 0 MOVIE CP CP a a a n e w s lands; and another calls than “a friendto 0 Send *2 & 25* Postage f the third springtime the houses were all 71. She is pictured on a set of 6 stamps, prizes and philatelic literature. Many a OUTDOORS WITH KEN a a a chips 0 M O V E MANCHISTU i r l T. C' ; JMIMIHHIOiM | mankind.” built and the lawns neat and tidy and it 6:00 CALLOWAY a ® NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ® LIVING FAITH 643-7412 At any rate, a killdeer couple in 1955 plus a souvenir sheet showing a full-length dealers will be present. GIT IP a a NEWS a NEWS 0 ROBERT YOUNG. FAMILY a PETTICOAT JUNCTION • S u m 6, PHm BMg- was no place to raise a killdeer family. 121 T0Hend Tupk. (Rtc. D ) VMimonl VHtg* found the terrain of the developing Jarvis photo printed on silk. Photo publicity 0 BRADY BUNCH a OVER EASY DOCTOR a ® DICK CAVETT SHOW I Mi it Of V«rM« Circlff Grenada, for the size of it, (133 square 0 CONCENTRATION a CROSS WITS 8:30 0 ANDY GRFFITH SHOW • Soranton, Pa. 18506 acres to be just right for them. We could You won’t flnd n A photo showing seven of the eight ® BOZO 0 0 0 0 COUPLE 0 MERV GRFFIN 11:30 VS miles and 105,000 people) has been a IN OUR OWN IMAGE a ABC NEWS CP a JOHN DENVER IN CP THE CBS LATE MOVIE hear their “kill-dee, kill-dee” most any generous with its s&nps. Scott’s The always readable Herman Herst members of the MANPEX ’78 Committee 0 HOGAN S HEROES ® Dim e n s io n s in c u lt u r e AUSTRALIA 0 MOVIE time of day. We never discovered their Catalogue for 1978 gives 839 issues and column in the "Stamp (S)llector” tells us of the Manchester Philatelic Society may a BONANZA 7:30 9:00 OD a STARSKY AND HUT01. nest — although they must have had it on not to look eagerly on a map or in a be seen on page 142 of the Jan. 21 ® ZOOM (CAPTIONED) (T d a il y n u m b e r ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY TOMA (hey are still coming apace — always in 6:30 0 CAROL BURNETT AND a a a j a m e s a t le a a a THE t o n ig h t s h o w the ground near our house — but one day sets with souvenir sheets. catalog for an Italian island named ■‘Stamps” magazine and one page 67 of a I LOVE LUCY FRIENDS a r a g t im e a ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS B&J across the street (such as it was then) It is an island at the extreme lower end “Saggio” (as one reader did upon finding the Jan. 23 “Linn's Stamp News." (P ABC NEWS CP MUPPETS SHOW 0 m o v ie O IRONSIDE there was a procession of a grown-up -a stamp with this overprint) or for an area Gerard Caron of South Windsor is the O JOKER'S WILD O NEWLYWED GAME ® WORLD of the West Indies chain, next to' (18 LASSIE a POP GOES THE COUNTRY 9:30 killdeer followed by four speckled chiciu Venezuela. It is called Spice Island in Spain or Mexico called “Muestra.” chairman. Exhibits are solicited — a a a a NBC n e w s a HOLLYWOOD SOUARES O HOCKEY 12:00 running along on their little stilts. When I because it is an important source of Both of these are words meaning prospectus may be obtained from a EARTH. SEA AND SKY a ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT O MOVIE Auto Repair “specimen.” 0 ADAM 12 a SPECIAL EDITION 10:00 1:00 went over for a closer look, the parent put nutmeg, mace, cloves and vanilla. They MANPEX ’78, Box 31. South Windsor, CT @ OVER EASY 0 JOKER'S WILD CP HAWAII FIVE-0 a a a t o m o r r o w COMPLETE EXPERT 06074. . 6:55 a BOBBY VINTON SHOW O n e w s 1:29 • BODY & FENDER WORKS a NEWS 7:31 (P a BARETTA 0 MOVIE 7:00 (P DOUBLE PLAY a a a w h a t r e a l l y h a p p e n e d 1:45 • COLLISION EXPERTS ( £ CBS NEWS 8:00 TO THE CLASS OF '65 O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW • PICKUP & DELIVERY C B Convac O BRADY BUNCH ( S THE WALTONS a 247-2424 2:45 OD CONCENTRATION O CROSS WITS ® MASTERPIECE THEATRE O NEWS • INSURANCE WORK extraneous voices drifting into their sound • FACTORY PAINTS USED If you ask anyone connected with CB A consensus of people in the business solution. And, if they do, since there isn’t ■* what draws more negative attention to the system because this is easily identifiable. would seem to say that a simple low-high much profit in applying a little old filter Friday, Feb. 17 Courtesy Cars — Free Estimates medium than any other, they’ll tell you But they don’t realize t^at sound.also filter generally does the tricIT. The cost? that sells for 35, they may not want to 1:00 "Particular Work For Particular People" makes its presence recognizable when it That’s what is amazing: from |4 or 35 to mess with it. That was my experience. So, CP a DONNY AND MARIE 10:00 it’s interference with television sets. The EVENING O BASKETBALL 0 NEWS a a a THE m id n ig h t s p e c ia l complaint level to the FCC on this subject becomes lines and distortions on the pi(5- 310, at the most. It’s installed in the back you'll probably have to take the bull by the a a a q u in c y 1:15 OPEN DAILY 8-5 PM, SAT. 9-12 a a a cpo s h a r k e y ture tube. Toward this end the FCC has of your television set. It is not really com­ horns. a AUSTIN c it y lim it s O JOE FRANKUN SHOW is enormous. And even this daily blast 367 Oakland St.. Manchester made available to anyone a ,booklet en­ plicated, nor is it difficult to do. There are 6:00 a ® WASHINGTON WEEK IN ® SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 1:46 (Between Pero's Fruit & Economy Electric) from the mails in the form of letters and The PURAC group on TVI is considering CP OD a a NEWS REVIEW 10:15 O MOVIE titled “How To Identify Radi^Television directions with the filter for installation. ways of getting information to the public 0 ROBERT YOUNG. FAMILY TEL. 643-7604 cards is only the tip of the iceberg. O BRADY BUNCH O WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE 2:15 Problems” which well expresses this If you want to be sure and not mess around O CONCENTRATION DOCTOR 10:30 O NEWS Attempting to deal with it is one of the about this problem and ways of correcting ® BOZO 8:30 O NEW YORK REPORT prime targets of PURAC (Personal Use aspect of interference. with all that, do as I did. Take your set to it. The Ink Dipper thinks that stations a ® ZOOM O MERV GRIFFIN Additionally, their awareness was your serviceman. He’ll probably sell you a a a c p o s h a r k e y Radio Advisory Committee). The task across the country on Channels 4 and 5 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 11:00 shown in the specifiehtions they required the filter and install it for you right tten at a BONANZA a ® WALL STREET WEEK CP (P a a a news group nominated to make specific would be delighted to help because they 6:30 9:00 O ADAM 12 THIS WEEK recommendations to Jedm Johnston, d ir ^ of CB manufacturers last year in all no cost to you other than the price of the .ire the ones most affected by the 0 I LOVE LUCY CP THE CBS FRIDAY NIGHT O HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION future units, which have some built-in filter. That’s what I did. R.J. Drake and (P ABC NEWS MOVIES ® LIVING FAITH tor of the FCXl’s personal radio division, is problem. Its those old harmonics and O JOKER'S WILD (P a THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT a PETTICOAT JUNCTION still grappling witii warn and'means by protections. Further.tfelevision set J jW. Miller are reputed to make the best these stations would love a solution that ® LASSIE MOVIE a ® DICK CAVETT SHOW ON CABLE T.V. which it can be handled. manufacturers are being required to filters. There are a lot on the market but would keep their viewers tuned in to a a a a NBC n e w s ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 11:30 make some simple corrections in their these are two very reputable manufac­ a MUNDO REAL a a a THE ROCKFORD files CP 0 CP 0 0 MOVIE The FCC has been aware for some time clean and chnstant picture on their 0 ADAM 12 a CONNECTICUT a a a THE t o n ig h t SHOW of the magnitude of TVI, as it is called. specifications as new sets start rolling off turers. channels. ® OVER EASY 0 MOVIE a ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS LIVE FROM Over the years they’ve taken several steps the lines this year. This solution is compounded somewhat The point to all this is that you don't 6:55 ® MASSACHUSETTS a BARETTA However, there are millions of televi­ a NEWS 9:30 12:00 aimed at reducing it. But, one of the by the fact that many television ser­ have to live with a cluttered and offensive 7:00 ® ’MAKEM AND CLANCY ® SOUNDSTAGE MADISON hardest things about the problem is that' sion sets and almost as many CB units out vicemen, when called abput a bad picture, picture on your television set as a result of (P CBS NEWS most television viewers don’t know when there in this big country of ours that won’t don’t recognize that it is CB interference. CB while you're waiting for the technical 0 BRADY BUNCH Moreover, if you tell them in advance that ' (P CONCENTRATION it is CB that is messing up their picture. be replaced for years to come. What do we changes in the new generation of sets to b e, O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS SQUARE GARDEN They know it’s TVI when they hear do about them? you’re suffering from a bad case of CB in­ effective. You can do something about i t ' ® FESTIVAL OF FAITH terference, they may not know this simple vourself. a JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE TOMMY’S PIZZMIU ON CABLE CHANNEL 26 a NEWS 2W W. CENTER ST. a OVER EASY . a CROSS WITS 6 4 6 4 W 1 0 ODD COUPLE Bookmobllo tehodulo a ABC NEWS 287 E. CENTER ST. Sat. Aft., 2/11 College Basketball - Double Header 1.00 . ® BOOK BEAT “Tpinmy" St. Johns-Duqueene 7'30 646-2580_____ rp DAILY NUMBER North Carolina Rutgers Tuotday 3:30 p.m.—Bruce Road. 0 CAROL BURNETT AND Sat. 2/11 Milwaukee Bucks at N.Y. Knicks 8:00 Here is next week’s 10:30 a.m.—Holiday House 4:10 p.m.—West and North FRIENDS Sun. 2/12 Montreal Canadians at N.Y. Rangers schedule for the Fairfield streets. rp FAMILY FEUD n ZZA R IA 7:30 Rest Home. THE Mon. 2/13 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show (opening) Manchester Public Library T h U D M ia y 0 NEWLYWED GAME 8:00 11:20 a.m.—Garden Drive. a PORTER WAGONER SHOW Tues. 2/14 Westminster Dog Show • Closing 8:00 bookmobile: 1:30 p.m.—Tudor Lane. 10:30 a.m.—Regional Oc­ a $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE Wed. 2/15 Vancouver Canucks at N.Y. Rangers 2; 10 p.m.—Branford Street. cupational Training Center. a ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 7:30 Monday She iierald a HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Thurs. 2/16 College Basketball • Double Header 7:00 10 a.m.—Case Drive. 2:50 p.m.—Cushman Drive. 11:40 a.m.—Charter Oak 0 JOKER'S WILD Manhattan-Georgetown Fordham-Notre Dame 11:30 a.m.—Bluefield Drive. 3:30 p.m.—Grissom Road. Apartments. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING a MUPPETS SHOW 4:10 p.m.—Woodstock 1:30 p.m.—Virginia Road. 7:31 FrI. 2/17 Golden Glove Boxing . Video Taped-2/16/78 8:00 1:30 p.m.—Clinton Street. 2:10 p.m.—Presidential Drive. 2:10 p.m.—New Hope CP MATCH GAME Manor. , ' 8:00 You tHed the Rest,,, Village Apartments. 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SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) terrorist bomb exploded t Page 8 - WEEKEND — February 11.1W8 outside a downtown Sydney • The New England String (Juartet will where 12 Asian Commonw perform Friday at 8:15 p.m. in the Univer­ heads of state were mee Forum of the arts sity of Connecticut School of Law killing at least two persons ai auditorium in West Hartford. (523-4841, juring seven others. extension 348) None of the visiting dignit Feb. 23 at 8 p.m., the Connecticut Opera was hurt in the explosion, b ‘Pops’ at Fronton • The UCk)nn Symphony Orchestra Stu­ hours later army exp Association presents “La Bdiem e’’ by dent Soloists’ concert will be presented With the cooperation of the Hartford harmlessly detonated a st Giacomo Puccini, featuring Montserrat Feb. 18 at 8:15 p.m. in Von der Mehden Jai-Alai Corporation, the Hartford bomb that was set to go off Caballe. (246-6807) Recital Hall, Storrs. Free. (486-2260) Symphony Orchestra is preparing to 300 yards from the site of the launch its 1978 series of “Pops” concerts • American organist Robert Glasgow of blast. at the fronton. The agreement allows the Theater events the University of Michigan, will give a recital Sunday at 8 p.m. at Immanuel orchestra to use the fronton, rent-free, as • The Tri-Town Players are in rehearsal the site of its annual "Pops” series. William Inge’s comedy, “Bus Slop,” to be Congregational Church in Hartford. ’The WASHINGTON (UPI) - event is free, but contributions will be ministration efforts to en The Hartford “Pops” series opens presented March 17,18, 24 and 25 at Ver­ received. civil rights laws have been si| Saturday, Feb. 25, at 8:15 p.m, when the non Center Middle School. The set is • The Hartford Symphony Auxiliary cant, but high unemploymen orchestra will present an all-Gershwin designed by Lee Hay, former president poverty still cripple progres program. The other concerts are as and director for the Players. presents “The Percussion Fam ily” with Alexander Lepak, Edward Bozzi and women and minorities, the follows: March 18, “The Great Dance Anyone interested in serving on any Commission on Civil Rights Judith Chilnilk in the last of its winter lec­ Bands Revisited” ; April 8, “An Evening committee or on any aspect of production today. ture series on the symphony orchestra ' of Bacharach, Bernstein and the of “Bus Stop” may call Harriet Dewey at The commission said comr B eatles"; April 29, “ The Music of 872-4279, or attend the Players’ meeting families Monday from 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the ty acceptance of scl Rodgers and Hammerstein." Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the group’s rooms at sanctuary of the Unitarian Meeting desegregation appears t( The concerts are being presented by 32 Park Place, Rockville (second floor). House, 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford. growing. But it said this mi Tickets at the door. WTIC-AM Radio and the Hartford • “Rare Jewels of the Mediterranean,” due at least in part to the lir Symphony Orchestra, and will be con­ a technicolor travel film narrated by Bill \ scope of desegregation plan: ducted by Richard Hayman. A composer, Madsen, will be shown at the Goodspeed Dance events into effect last year. And it said little progress conductor, and harmonica soloist. Opera House in East Haddam Feb. 18 at • Bill Evans brings his six-member Hayman is best known for his work with made in assuring the righ 2:30 and 8:30 p.m. and Feb. 19 at 4 p m dance company to the University of the Boston Pops Orchestra. Subscriptions (873-8664) women. It singled out failui Connecticut in Stoirs for a half-week ratify the Equal Rights An and single tickets are available. (278-1450) • At Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven, residency Wednesday through Friday. The ment and restrictions on th< "Spokesong,” a new musical play about engagement will culminate in a full-scale of medicaid funds for aborti Parham directs LTM play bicycles in Northern Ireland, is currently dance program in Jorgensen Auditorium in production now through March 5. (787- Thursday at 8:15. p.m., featuring a Sarah A. Parham will direct the Little 4282) WASHINGTON (UPI) - mixture of abstract, dramatic, and Theatre of Manchester's presentation of ning that striking miners n • “A Flea in Her E ar” by Georges serious pieces choreographed by Evans. “The Little Foxes" at East Catholic High defy any presidential order t Feydeau concludes its current run at the (4864226) School Feb. 24, 25, March 3 and 4 at 8:30 coal, UMW chief Arnold ^ p.m. Hartford Stage Company, 50 Church St., • Marcel Marceau, pantomimist, Hartford, tonight and Sunday. (527-5151) Beverly May, left, as Eva, today attacked the ui Ms. Parham has worked for Little refuses assistance from her grand­ returns for the third straight season to bargaining council’s rejectioi UConn’s Jorgensen Auditorium in Storrs Theatre previously on “The Subject Was daughter, Kim, played by Alexan­ proposed contract Sunday. Roses " and “Rashomon.” Dinner theaters Feb. 23 at 5 and 9 p.m. (486-4226) Had the United Mine Woi dra Johnson in a scene from the - A resident of Bloomfield, she graduated At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in Council submitted the soft from Yale Drama School with a master’s East Windsor, "The Sound of Music” American premiere of “’Eve” Art contract to rank-and-file,mi degree in drama. playing today at 5 and 9 p.m. at The they would have strongly vot featuring the music and lyrics of Rodgers • Gary Hogan, professor of film-making She has also directed for the Windsor end the record 70-day strik and Hammerstein, is being shown now Old Place, 50 Kinsley St., Hartford. and fiim/photo history/theory at the Jesters, the Mark Twain Masquers, the through April 2. (623-8227) said. (240-6801) (Photo by Barbara University of Hartford, will talk about his Meanwhile, declining New Britain Repertory, the Wethersfield Davis) Players and Myth Farmington, in addition film-making and show several films at supplies are near the cri Musical events point in Ohio, West Virginia, for Oval in the Grove and the Triangle Center Church House, 60 Gold St., down­ town Hartford, Wednesday from noon to 1 tucky and several other stat Theatre, both Farmington summer • Live music, a series of five Sunday Blake will perform a program of theaters. concerts featuring notd performers in p.m. A buffet lunch is available, or bring bluegrass and country music Sunday at 2 your own lunch. Call the church at 249-5631 First produced in 1939, Lillian pro^ams ranging from, progressive jazz BEIRUT, Lebanon (U PI)- p.m. at the American Shakespeare for reservations and information. Heilman’s “The Little Foxes” is a play to intimate chamber music will share Theatre in Stratford. (375-5000) Lebanese cabinet today adop billing at The Old Place, 65 Kinsley St • The Manchester Community College sent in the South in 1900. It is about a • Soprano Phyllis Curtin’s benefit con­ proposed law establishing a Hartford. On Feb. 19, The Old Place will student mid-year exhibitipn of ceramics, group of sharply drawn individual por­ cert, “An Evening of Cole Porter,” post­ Lebanese-Syrian tribunal h host jazz saxophonist Jackie McLean and crafts and sculpture is on view at the traits, which results in a strong drama of poned from Jan. 27 because of illness, will vestigate and punish those re: his ensemble. Subsequent musical events Stairwell Gallery, 146 Hartfbrd Road, now sible for four days of wai conflict among brothers and sisters. The be given 'Thursday at 8:30 p.m. in Sprague are the composer-lyricist duo, Chyer and through Feb. 24. between Syrian peacekee family is used as a background against Hall, Yale School of Music, New Haven. •The William Benton Museum of Art, forces and Lebanese rightist which Miss Heilman expresses a theme of Ford, who will appear March 12; (435-1971) the useless destruction of good by an Broadway songmaster Harold Rome in a University of Connecticut, Storrs, will The decision came as U • Lorin Maazel will conduct the sources reported heavy shelli almost unexplainable evil. The evil, in the one-man show, April 12; the Anthony present “The Evening of the Bearded Cleveland Orchestra Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. southeast Lebanon betv case of the Hubbard family, comes from Davis Quarter, a modern jazz group, April Heart,” and will includeiive famous short in Jorgensen Auditorium at University of Israeli-backed Christian rigi their desire to dominate one another. 23, and members of the Hartford Dada films, and Charles Sheeler’s Connecticut in Storrs. (4864226) and joint Palestinian-Lebs , Tickets are available by calling 'Vincent Symphony in a chamber group directed by “Manhattan.” Dadaism as a movement • Lily Brissman, pianist, will perform a leftist forces. Arthur Winograd, May 14. (246-6801) ‘ arose as a reaction to Expressionism and Liscomb on Henry Street. Manchester Brahms lieder program with music • The U.S. Coast Guard Band will pre­ the horrors of World War I. “Die Puppe,” area residents may still purchase season students and alumni of University of sent a recital of chamber music Sunday at (The Doll), an early Ernst Lubitsch silent NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - subscriptions for 1978 season by contac­ Connecticut, Storrs, in Von der Mehden 4 p.in. in Leamy Auditorium at the U.S. film comedy, will be shown ’Tuesday at incompetence of many ting Mrs. Robert Hjalmeer, 271’ Hillstown Recital Hall Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. Free Road. lawyers greatly contributes t Coast' Guard Academy in New London (486-2260) 4:30 p.m. in the main gallery. The Benton The other two plays to be presented are Zosia Jacynowicz, pianist, will be the Museum is open free to the public national backlog of court c “Blithe Spirit” and the musical, “Com­ guest soloist and featured in Chief Justice Warren Bi says. pany.” ‘‘Concergmusic for Piano, Brass Burger told the American Instruments, and Harps” by Paul Association Sunday the pro Hindemith. Sopranb Patricia Ann Sayre At the Bushnell can be resolved only by incn will perform Schubert’s “Auf dem Strom” The Civic Music Association of Greater training and a new set of with french homist Steven Sweetsir and dards for trial lawyers. Hartford presents Les Ballets Jazz pianist Russell Gill. The event is free. Hie MAClirroSH • BALOWINS • WINESAMt His contentions have spi Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Bushnell Memorial public is invited. • DELICIOUS • GORTUND debate within the ABA, wit Hall. The company combines the elements • Puccini’s “La Boheme’l-will be per­ fKM SWKIJjmE A AW HIKE... Illinois State Bar Associ of jazz and classical dance. Admission is formed Feb. 17 to 19 at the ConnecUrat cioa Ill asking the lawyers’ gove by membership only. Center for the Performing Arts at the W E CIDER VINESiUI board to seek either a retra Wednesday at 8 p.m., Lorin Maazel con­ American Shakespeare Theatre. It will be ,by Burger or documentation ducts the Cleveland Orchestra in a FERRANDO ORCHARDS MMIKET p ra te d by the Eastern Opera Theatre 22t SPRUCE ST. charges. program of selections by Handel, of New York. (375-5000) BIRCH MOUNTAIN RD„ QU8TONBURY ^ Beethoven, Scriabin and Rachmaninoff. VHoli KmaumH MANCHESTER • The Country Gentlemen and Norman ATLANTA (UPI) - Basi the Soviet Union’s experier federal health official say fast-moving Russian flu reach epidemic proportions i country in a few weeks. “We can only judge by happened in the Soviet Ui Dr. Walter Dowdle, an infl virology researcher at national Center for Diseasr trol, said. The first known cases of sian flu in the United States out Jan. 19 among high ; students in Cheyenne, Wyo CDC reported a week late last week, the flu had surfa at least 10 other places aero