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541,493 increase over last year. The By GREG PEARSON the revaluation was finished, the Directors when it seU the 19'.’8-79 District is as follows: Herald Reporter figure is still subject to adjustments Grand List increased two percent. town budget. Some changes have been made by the town’s Board of Tax Review. • Personal property - Town, $33,- during these hearings and have been The current Grand List will be tbe The largest increase in assessment The Town of Manchester’s The substantial increase in tbe 7J1,626; Eighth District, $4,634,500 included in the Grand List calcula basis of tax rates for the fiscal year was the real estate category, which revaluated net taxable Grand Grand List is due to the revaluation • Real estate - Town, $361,850,- tion Residents who are still dis beginning July 1. A substantial increased by $215,807,380 to $454,588,- List for 1977 increased by 74.3 of property values that is bein^ com 442; Eighth District, $92,738,417. satisfied may meet with the Board of decrease can be expected in the pre 859. • Motor vehicle - Town, $31,041,- pleted now by the assessor's office. Tax Review, which annually makes percent to $533,634,235, figures sent tax rate, which is 55,06 mills for Personal property increased by $6,- 950; Eighth District, $9,657,300, The assessment of most residential some adjustments to the Grand List. released by the tax assessor’s the General Fund budget. 847,694 to $38,346,126. Motor vehicles Residents have been meeting for properties more than doubled office show. increased by $5,247,885 to $40,699,250. the past few weeks with employees because of tbe revaluation, tbe first A resident who Is dissatisfied after That figure is minus $8,397,403 in How much the mill .rate decreases The breakdown of those net taxable of the assessor’s office to review the in Manchester since 1966, will depend bn policy and spending meeting with the Board of Tax permitted exemptions and is a $227,- categories between the Town of new assessments resulting from By comparison, last year, before decisions made by the Town-Board of Review may appeal the new assess Manchester and the Eighth Utilties revaluation. ment to the Court of Common Pleas. Dollar’s value at record low
llnited Press International a leading Zurich money dealer. Families of American enlisted men - if f The dollar plunged to new lows in West Germany have been so hard today against four major world hit by the doliar’s decline against the currencies in a crisis of confidence. mark that some are said to be living It was worth less than two West Ger beiow the poverty level. man marks for the first time in For Americans at home, it meant history. higher prices for imported goods, It also fell to record lows against such as wine, clothes or cars, and the Swiss franc, Belgian franc and less for their dollar when they travel :*-W Dutch gilder. Kuwait said if the abroad. , „ W dollar continues to drop, it will ask In Kuwait, Oil Minister All Khalifa other oil producing nations to con As Sabah said Kuwaiti ruler Sheikh fe.il- sider oil price hikes. Jaber al Ahmed is deeply : u iS The crisis appeared caused by concerned over the drop in the European money dealers refusing to dollar's value and its adverse effect believe that Washington really wants on the oil incomes of members of the to halt the accelerating nosedive. Organization of Petroleum Expor “There simply is no confidence ting Counties. either in the dollar or in Ali said Jaber told him that “in the Washington's assertions it will act event that the current slippage of the forcefully to support the dollar," said dollar continues, Kuwait will take the initiative in calling for an emergency meeting of OPEC oil and finance ministers to discuss the posi Black lung tion of the dollar, as well as whether to continue the current freeze on oil hill signed prices or to decide on price hikes.” The historic low came as no sur ^Broadway Medley* at illing prise. Bankers, industrialists and WfASHINGTON (U P D - President Laurel Melody, left, and Cherie Wilbanks, students at Illing the annual school talent show in tho Illino anHifnrh.m Th« Carter today signed legislation that government leaders have said for makes it easier for coal miners weeks that Washington was not stricken with black lung disease to taking adequate steps to support the claim disability benefits and to dollar and Uey could foresee nothing reapfriy for aid which may have been that would halt its dive. denied in the past. Nevertheless, the dollar's decline Carter said the new act includes below two marks was a shock that Deadline set for MDC data “fair and just” provisions making brought home the American curren black lung benefits permanent, cy’s sad plight. liberalizing standards for disabled Germans fearful for their export By GREG PEARSON Jodaitis mentioned that Tuesday have a comparison between the cost consider proposals from the MDC. miners to receive them and industries hard hit by the rising value night was the third meeting the town of joining the MDC and the town Some of the options that included Herald Reporter simplifying the procedures for of the' mark wondered just how low has had with MDC representatives. making water improvements on Its joining the MDC were eliminated claims. the dollar could fall. West German Manchester’s Water Study Com- They received no more definitive own. originally by the committee. United Mine Workers President Economics Minister Otto ■mittee, concerned that it still has not answers than the first meeting, he “We’re going to have to come up 'Die committee proposed that some Arnold Miller was standing at Lambsdorff said Tuesday it could received cost estimates from the said. with a dollar figure,” Reinhom said. of its members meet along with MDC Carter's side during the signing conceivably hit 1.80 marks or even Metropolitan District Commission, Young said, "If you’re a The town has been planning to pre and Water Department workers to ceremony, but the president declined lower. set a 10-day deadline for the MDC to businessman and you can sell sent a November referendum ques try to draw up some cost com a chance to stump for ratification of -Switzerland has taken drastic produce such information. something cheaper, ypu want to put tion on water improvements needed parisons. the proposed UMW contractwhicb monetary measures to stop the Also, the committee at its Tuesday it out front and advertise it. You to meet new water quality standards. Bert Carlson, acting manager at could end the miners strike, now in dollar’s decline, imposing penalty night meeting received a four-part don’t want someone to have to go The Water Study Committee MDC, said this morning that the ten- its 85th day. fees on all large franc deposits held ruling from the town counsel's office. through a maze to find the answer.” originally approved a proposal to day timetable is a tight one, but Labor Secretary Ray Marshall, in Switzerland by foreigners and The letter included an opinion that Chairman Harry Reinhorn and locate a treatment plant in the Globe added, “We’ll certainly try to get asked if the miners would accept the restricting the amount of foreign the Globe Hollow swimming pool other members emphasized several Hollow area. The Board of Directors, them what they want within the time new three-year contract, said, “It's currency that may be brought into cannot be used as the site of the times that the, committee needs to however, asked the committee to —.See I'age Elglil-A looking favorable.” Switzerland. proposed water treatment plant without a passage of special legisla tion by the state Legislature. Three representatives from the MDC — Peter Revill, Bert Carlsbn State surplus to aid area Bolton board told and Albert Helt — met with the Water Study Committee. Again, the Manchester and its area towns are The breakdown of allocation to the bill, the towns wou.d get their money committee asked questions about the among 169 Connecticut cities and Manchester area towns is as follows: within seven days, according to cost to residents if the town joined towns to benefit from a snow Manchester, $65,484; East Hart Anthohy V. Milano, secretary of the to rescind action the MDC, a regional water supplier. removal aid bill approved by a 28-0 ford, $65,504; Andover, $6,690; Office of Policy and Management. vote by the state legislature’s Ap Bolton, $8,627; South Windsor, $28,- the ruling. The ruling gives the Again, the MDC representatives The governor could sign the bill By DONNA HOLLAND propriations Committee. The bill will 578; Ck)ventry, $21,103; Hebron, $14,- before the end of the month, Milano teachers binding arbitration. were not able to give specific Herald Correapondenl answers, a situation that did not divide $5 million among the towns. 214; Vernon, $39,057, and Tolland, said. At least two people are very happy The bill will be taken up by the $22,318. ' The Connecticut State Labor with the ruling, Ronald Cordilico, please the committee members or Appropriation Committee Relations Board has ruled largely in Water Department personnel pre House Thursday or Friday, and will Under the bill, the $5 million would Republicans expressed token opposi legal advisor for the Connecticut then go to the Senate where it is be divided in two ways.-llie first favor of the Bolton Education Education Association, and Patrica sent. tion to the measure saying it would expected to receive swift attention, half would be given out on the basis Association after a hearing Dec. 20. Bankel, Bolton Education Associa Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer throw Mrs. Grasso’s fiscal 1979 according to House Speaker James of a town’s population. The second The hearing was the result of a dis tion president. administrator, and Bob Young, water budget off because the spending KenneMy. $2.5 million would be doled out on the package relies heavily on money agreement between the association Cordilico said he has been handling treatment manager, both said that The money will be taken from this basis of m iles of roads in a from this year’s anticipated surplus. and the Board of Education over the teacher complaints since July 1976, the town faces a tight timetabie for year's anticipated surplus of $80 municipality. But when the roll call was taken, the interpretation of the word “days” in He said about 115 complaints were making improvements to the water million. After Gov. Ella Grasso signs the vote was unanimous. the grievance procedure of their filed with the labor board on behalf of system required by federal law. current contract. Because of the various teacher associations board’s interpretation of the word throughout Connecticut. “days,” it refused to hear two Cordilico said this was the first teacher grievances. complaint filed on behalf of the The teacher’s association filed an Bolton teachers and the first time he Today’s news summary unfair labor practice against tbe knows of, that the labor board apto market, despite a widening school board, in November, and the MOSCOW (UPl) - ’The Soviet Operators Association Tuesday as remained far apart on major ordered a local school board to res Union today doubted gasoline federal investigation into alleged issues: hearing was held in December. cind its action. their strike — now in its 88th day prices to $1.30 a gallon and monopolies in the industry. He — tightened an economic noose on The sources reiterated the The teacher’s association main Cordilico said the current contract boosted coffee prices to $13 a said success should not be the power-hungry Midwest. belief that Atherton is unlikely to tained that under the contract, between the teachers and the school penalized. ” “days” in the grievance procedure pound. It hiked prices on other In West Virginia — where op succeed in bridging the gap on his board was very clear and many hours items considered luxury goods. current "postman” shuttle means just the 180 days school is of of time went into it. He said, “It was position to-the new pact bum ^ ficially in session by state law. The sharp hikes were sugar- WASHINGTON (UPI) - A con hottest — ranks of the unemployed between the two countries and very highhanded and cavalier of the sumer group whose petition to the In September, the school board in coated by d corresponding an stood at 67,000, with 7,000 laid off that Washington’s intervention Bolton Board of Eiducation to think Federal Trade Commission terpreted the word days to mean, nouncement of reductions in the in non-mining industries as a with compromise proposals of its they could interpret the contract prices of some mass-market con triggered the decision to crack own represents the best chance of "Ehccludes weekends and holidays anyway they wanted to.” result of the walkout. sumer goods, including television down on commercials aimed at In Indiana, an estimated 40,000 real progess. but not time when school is not in ses He said, “We had to go to the labor sets, refrigerators’ and ready-to- children thinks the ads may be were out of work — including 30,- sion such as the wmmer recess.” board to protect the teachers’ rights. wear clothing. changed even before any final 000 UMW members — and public WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi ’The Labor Relations board has The clear and plain meaning of con ordered the local school board to res rule is written, utilities in the stricken areas dent Carter’s national security tract terms must be followed, you Peggy CJiarren, head of Action adviser said today Russia must cind action it took in September. DETTIOIT (UPI) - General prepared electrical cutbacks to just can’t walk away from a contract for Children’s Television, said make concessions if tbe strategic The labor board order^ the school Motors „Chairman Thomas A. schools and industries as their because you want to.” public debate should make adver arms talks are to progress, and he board to hear one teacher grievance Murphy said in a UPl interview coal supplies dwindled. In the past when the teachers had a tisers more sensitive to com (by Dawn Varava), music teacher, to the United States would suffer a wgmed that any increase in grievance they went to the principal, plaints that children are being tension caused by Soviet actions rescind its vote interpreting the word superintendent and school board in setback if a pending antitrust in- CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - Egypt “days,” in the grievance procedure vestigation leads to a lurpd into eating highly sugared in Africa could block approval of a that order. ’The decision by the school foods. today gave U.S. envoy Alfred pact. of the contract, to interpret the word board was the final step. government-ordered breakup of Atherton a draft declaration of “days” to mean when school is ac Zbigniew Brzezinski told Cordilico said, “’That is a thing of the giant auto firm. An angry and .divided UMW principles for a Middle East tually in session, to post the ruling in reporters the United States feels the past. ’The teachers now have bin Murphy said tbe nation’s No. 1 rank and file wrangled over the peace settlement to counter an a conspicuous place for 60 days, and “we have made substantial con ding arbitration.” automaker will keep trying to ex union’s proposed new contract Israeli blueprint. Government to report to the labor board within 30 cessions’’ In -the Strategic Arms pand its already huge share otthe with the Bituminous Coal sources said the two sides days the steps taken to comply with Limitation Talks. —Sre I’agr EJghl-A V______PAGE TWO-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandie»ter. Conn.. Wed- March 1. 1978 M^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cong., Wed.. March 1, 1978- PAGF. THRKR.a disorderly conduct, 60 days • Craig H. Sundgren, of degree asbault was nolled suspended and probation Financing pensions Ellington, entered an inno and he wasn't presented on Common Ploas Court (or one year with the provi cent plea to a charge of two counts of threatening. sion that he continue with BUYING OR The following cases were cruelty to animals. He • Thomas 0. Miner, 26, possession of a cannibis 47 Village St., Rockville, or drugs, to run con AA. A charge of escape is board^s concern heard recently in Common substance, nolled. chose trial by jury. of South Road, Ellin^on, SELLING first-degree burglary, currently. Charges of from custody was nolled. • Leo Wilkinson, 23, of 92 Pleas Cdurt 19, Rockville. • John (kistello, 17, of was fined 3150 on a charge call first-degree assault, breach of the peace and • Jeffrey Brown, 22, of Snipsic Lake Bod'd, • In the case of Robert Coventry, second-degree of driving while under the Budget matters, including a nolled. driving while license is un Talcottville, third-degree Ellington, was given a six- 1>.J. but such a step has never been taken. Wutch, 22, of Coventry, a larceny, nolled. influence of liquor and 350 proposed cost-of-living adjustment • Larry Ziemba, 27, 47 der suspension, nolled. larceny and third-degree month suspended sentence Reardon said that the retired rearrest warrant was • Carl E. Gustafson, 28, on a charge of evading ■ O R R E N T II for retired town, employees and a Village St., Rockville, • Wayne Dandurand, 20. forgery, rearrest warrant and placed on probation for employees group has not voted on issued and bond was set at of 149 V ernon A ve., responsibility, A charge of 'REAL ESTATE 1978-re budget request of just under tampering with a witness, of Corrinne Drive, Tolland, issued and bond set at 3150. one year on a charge of any sprcinB .fi^e it would request, 31,000. He was charged Rockville, reckless driving driving while license is un 31 million, dominated Monday after nolled. fourth-degree larceny, • Joseph Delaurentis, 21, third-degree assault. but he did mention a six percent hike. with third-degree burglary, changed to failure to drive der suspension, nolled. 6 4 6 - 5 2 5 2 noon’s meeting of the Manchester • Thomas Ziemba, 25, of nolled. of 69 Vernon Ave., Another charge of third- third-degree forgery, and right, fined 315. 33 Brooklyn St., Rockville, • Bruce DucharmA, Pension Board. Geyer calculated th ^ a six percent Rockville, three counts of second and fourth-degree • Michael C3iase, 26, of tampering with a witness, second-degree criminaP boost would result in a 321,000 in larceny. third-degree larceny, The three board members p r^ n t 213 Regan Road, Rockville, n o ll^ and mailed, over to trespassing, nolled. nolled. crease in cost based on the present unanimously agreed to ask for |963,- • Norman Young, 18, of second-degree assault, Tolland County Supeior • Kenneth Hoke, 20, of • • Douglas McFarland, number of retired employees collec 186 to finance the pension fund in the Hillside Avenue, Vernon, breach of the peace. He Court. Enfield, second-degree Rockville, first degree ting pensions. was fined 350 on a charge upcoming fiscal year. For the pre entered an innocent plea Raymond Belanger, 29, criminal trespassing, assault, entered innocent of illegal use of a credit sent budget, the board had requested “Maybe this isn’t a big figure. The and chose trial by jury. of Stone Street, Rockville, nolled. plea, waived exam, a town contribution of 1900,000 for the problem is that 321,000 is going to be card. Another count of il > Stephen Colandonato, driving while under the in Bruce Ladd, 30, of 55 legal use of credit card and probable cause was found *100.00 REWARD fund. The final figure approved by paid out over the next several 24, of Vernon Avenue, fluence of liquor or drugs, Talcott Ave., Rockville, and he was bound over to the Board of Directors was 3^,000. years,” he said. fourth-degree larceny were Rockville, threatening, changed to reckless entered plea of innocent to nolled. Tolland County Superior Pension Board members and other The proposal will be considered at nolled. driving, fined 345. first-degree criminal court. Charge of carrying a town officials have warned that pen the board’s next meeting. Geyer said • Jefferey Chastain, 23, • William Hanselman, . • Nelson 0. Cyr, 44, of 21 trespassing and chose trial dangerous weapon and For Information which rtaultB In tlw arraat and sion financing by the town has been the board will try to obtain more in of McClean Street, 33, of 139 Warren Ave., Spring St., Rockville, by jury. third-degree larceny, were Entertaining at the Meadows inadequate and could lead to future formation about the exact cost of an Rockville, charges of first- charges of breach of peace driving while under the in • Norman Leduc, 34, of nolled. conviction of any peraon or paraona daatroying or degree assault and carrying Students at the Beverly Bollino burton taine, Pam Gollmitzer, Lori Botterton, Julie problems if more money is not ap adjustment increase. There are now and threatening, continued fluence of liquor or drugs. Crystal Lake Road, • Charles Freeland, 18, Dance Studio, Laurie Bashaw, left, Susan propriated. 149 persons receiving pensions from a dangerous weapon was to March 4. On charges of Entered innocent plea and Tolland, disorderly con of Staffordville, criminal Dalessio and Aimee Cormier. The entertain- / nolled and mailed over to assault on a police officer tampering with tha Sunday dallvary of the DOLLAR Hall and Nancy Wynn, entertain residents of 'The town annually is required to the town. chose trial by jury. duct and third-degree impersonation, dismissed. ment was arranged by Karen Saunders, the Tolland County Superior and interfering with a make a contribution to the fund to The Pension Board also discussed Guest speaker • Steven D. Owen, 17, of criminal mischief, nolled. • Michael A. Smith, 17, the East Building at the Meadows Convales Project Services culture arts coordinator for Court. police officer, the court 28 Hillcrest Drive, Vernon, SAVER. pay its share of pension costs for its concern with the recent perfor Donald Mathewson of Vernon • Peter D. Sulham. 17, of of 46 Summit Drive, cent Home. Also performing during Monday • Larry Gauthier, 18, of ordered that Hanselman be reckless driving changed to Manchester’s six convalescent homes. retired employees. mance of invested pension funds. The librarian for th^* Hartford Stake 46 White Road, Ellington, Tolland, entered plea of in night’s program were Patty Gregory, Corinn 103 B ro o k ly n S t., examined by a team of psy unnecessary noise with a (Herald photo by Dunn) A group of five retired town board has met recently with Connec branch of the genealogical library of reckless driving, fined 340. nocent to a charge of Rockville, charge of third- chiatrists and they report motor vehicle, fined 315. Gorman, Barbara Shepardson. Lurie Fon employees, led by former Police ticut Bank & Trust and United Bank the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- , • David W. Auclair, 19, breach of the peace and degree criminal attempt to by March 8. • Larry Gauthier, 18, of Thia offer may be withdrawn at anytime. Final Chief James Reardon, attended Mon & Trust, which manage a combined day Saints (Mormon) in Salt Lake Ci bf Route 44A, Coventry, chose trial by jury. commit burglary changed • Richard V. Pagani, no 103 B ro o k ly n S t., day's meeting and asked that the total of about 33.3 million of the pen ty, will be the guest speaker for Scan- to first degree trespassing certain address, on a Rockville, rearrest determination ahall raat with tho offeror. board consider a cost-of-living sion fund. dia Lodge, Vasa Order of America and he was sentenced to 45 charge of disorderly con warrant issued on charge Six teachers to retire adjustment for retired employees. Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel ft The board also plans to meet with days to run consecutively duct he was given 30 days Lutheran Church. of criminal attem pt to The Manchester Board of Educa Another Verplanck School teacher Mrs. Paananen for "her fine work” Keardon heads the Manchester Aetna Life & Casualty, which with the sentence he is now in jail, suspended, and a commit third-degr^ IFLETCHER GLASS CO. in Grade 1, Mrs. Ruth A. Briggs, will Mathewson will present an il tion Monday night approved the which he said has strengthened the Municipal Employees Retired manages 31.2 million. serving. conditional discharge in burglary. Bond was set at Ovof 35 Ytnn of iaporiooco lustrated Ulk titled “Strength of the MMANCME8TER PHONE 643-2711 retirements of six elementary Xchooi also retire. program in a short time. Association Inc. He told the Pension About 70 percent of the fund is in • Lawrence Ziemba, 27, one year. Charges of first- 32.500. Hills.’’ With him will be Mrs. Earl teachers with 128 collective years of Other teachers who will retire are A sabbatical leave of absence for Board that there has been no cost-of- vested in stocks. The recent perfor of 8 High St., Rockville, degree criminal • Norman Young, 18, of Stone who will discuss research on COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE or Moil To teaching. * Mre. Yvonne M. Allan, a French William D. Troy Jr., a social studies living adjustment for retired town mance .of the stock market has three counts of breach of trespassing, third-degree 56 Hillside Ave., Rockville, WINDOW c u t s . M tIM O M ■ GLASS FUANITUSt lOaSJ her Swedish ancestry. nCTUM FRAMUM riMHACf S OOOW MMIKMS It was the first time that three teacher at Manchester High School teacher at Illling Junior High School employees since 1974. resulted in disappointing returns on peace, and one count each assault, disorderly con entered plea of innocent to Mathewson will also explain the ru t ENClOSUMS-SHCUl WORK P.O. Box 591 teachers at the same grade level in since September 1963 and Mrs. for eight years, was approved by the Fred Geyer, chairman of the the investment. of first-degree assault, in duct, and interfering with a two counts of third-degree the same school retired at the same Frances R. Ryan, Grade 1 teacher at board. Troy will pursue a program of board, said that Monday was the first genealogical program of the Mormon terfering with a police of- police officer, were nolled. "What we’re trying to find out is church. larceny, one count of Manchester, Connecticut 06040 time, said Wilson E. Deakin, assis Highland Park School since 1959. studies in the area of public school the board had heard of such a request ^ ficer, third-degree assault, • Mark Reese, 21, of Buff (MANCHESTER 6 4 9 " 4 5 2 j ) should we change the emphasis,” fourth-degree larceny and COLlECTOrS ITEMS tant superintendent of schools. All The teachers will be sent letters of administration at Central Connec from the retired employees. Refreshments will be served. and first-degree criminal Cap Road, Tolland, dis DANriH PIATII Geyer said of the investment matter. two counts of illegal use of three have been at Verplanck since special recognition for years of ser ticut State College and the University trespassing, nolled and orderly conduct, nolled. PKMOfNTUl MCANT183 .“I can't say we’re surprised,” he The board approved two early credit card. He chose trial NLllNl imOOUCTIOMt they started teaching in the 1950s. vice to the board. of Connecticut for the 1978-79 school mailed over to Tolland • Marc D. Shakin, 19, of by jury. said, referring to the fact that it has retirements — Marguerite Wood, CUM, C..M liie Grade 3 Verplanck School The board also approved the year. County Superior Court Forrestview Drive, dis • Elmer Nielsen, 49, of been four years since the last adjust who retired from the town counsel’s of teachers who will retire at the end of resignation of Mrs. Linda Paananen, Troy will be required to return at ment. Before that, adjustment^ had where other charges are orderly conduct, nolled. Hunter Road, Tolland, was OPEN M -F 1-5:30 fice after 24 years with the town, and Now you knoi^ THUR. TIL IM I I A 1,1 s IH STOLA the school year are Ms. Susan M. Head Start teacher/director. She is least twice during the year to report been granted in 1965,1968 and 1970-72, pending. • Michael Simons, 20, sentended to 60 days on Evelyn Lambert, who retired from ' SAT. I - 5SM I ll> Harkins, Ms. Marita A. Kemp and moving to Florida. on the progress of his studies and • Jeffrey Chastain, 23, of Vernon Avenue, Rockville, charges of disorderly con ' ' ’ • mi IS OH CUT Sl/tS he said. The board also has con the controller’s office after almost 16 The dollar sign can be seen on Fifth Mrs. Isabelle McFarland. School Supeciptendent James P. also at the end of the year to present McLean Street, Rockville, disorderly conduct, nolled. I 54 McKEE ST., MANCHESTER sidered an annual fixed adjustment, Century B.C. Chinese coins. duct and driving while un lOH Center $1 I SCREEN! REPAIRED TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE years with the town. Kennedy expressed'^ppreciation to a report to the Board of Education. reckless driving and • Daniel E. Ziemba, 22, der the influence of liquor Director of nurses WINTER CLEARANCE Report due on flat roofs IDiOLilllLll Manchester MANCHE9TER HISTORICAL SOCIEH Parkade Manchester Town Planner Alan Lamson said that he at national meeting There has been concern about flat roofs because of the CATERED lUFFET SUPPER Bank expects to have a report prepared within a week concer number that have collapsed this winter under the weight MA MA MIA’S Lois Lewis, executive director of Manchester Public Charges ning the planning and construction of flat roofs. of ice and snow. _ WEDNESDAY, MARCH ID Are Health Nursing Association, will attend the National "i+Krtp «• DRYER Lamson was asked to prepare a report last month by ManchMtor E v e n in g Herald HIOHLAND PARK SCHOOL ■fmiESTiuiiiwriaiDERS Welcome the Planning and Zoning Commission, which approved a Mid . • THUS. • mi. League for Nursing Council of Home Health Agencies an ' 2 Temperatures i Automatic Dryer motion by member Joseph Swensson Sr. that such a step PuMltl)«d evAn m nlne ixoApt 0 :0 0 P.M. nual meeting in Washington, D.C., today through Friday. ' Up Front Lint Filter Sunday! and holldnt. Entaf ad at ttw The theme of the meeting will be “Maximizing Quality be taken. AIRWAY Mancliaatar, Conn. Poat Otflea aa Sa- ffeearvatfone by March 7 cond ClM t Mtll Mattsr. Care in a Cost Containment Era.” Swensson, in his proposal, suggested that either an TRAVEL A8ENCY Dick Egan - 849-8483 BUFFET amendment to the zoning regulations or an ordinance 4S7 CENTER 8T. Suggested Carrier Rates ■njof plaiHir In response to an invitation from Mrs. Lewis, U.S. proposal be presented to the Board of Directors for con 64«-2S00 Ptyabta In Advanca el dalleioua Representative William R. Cotter will attend a breakfast SIngla co p y...... 15| lead bullet meeting Friday to discuss health care concerns in the sideration. 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I K \ PAGE EIGHT-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchoiilcr. Conn.. W ttl. AUiivh I. IH7H Obituaries MISAC board plans (Conn«ctlcut nww sumniaiy) Panel seeks site Chief judge studies Brian S. ^ nrk Mrs. Anna W, Barroh ROCKY HILL (UPI) - SUte HARTFORD (UPI) - The Brian 8, York. 14, of Vero Beach. Mrs. Anna W. Nevulis Barron, 79, parley with tenants health officials say they are in favor Legislature’s Education Committee Fla., formerly of Manchester, died of 566 Vernon St. died this morning at of the town’s decision to bar 18 gram has agreed to hold a hearing on a bill court location plans Sunday when he was struck by a a Manchester convalescent home. MISAC (Manchester Interfaith proposals for managing the m ar school students from ciasses to force Connecticut to spend at least for dental elinic motor vehicle on a busy Vero Beach She was the widow of Police Capt. Social Action Council), the governing because they need rubella vaccina Beechwood project. $30 million on educational equaliza The chief judge of Common Pleas hirtway. V[illiam A. Barron. tion. tion next year. board for the Beechwoixl Apartments The letters are only an exploratory Court 12 and the state Public Works He is survived by his father. Mrs. Barron was bom May 24.1898. Dr. John Lewis, director of preven By JUNE TOMPKINS moderate income non-profit housing step and are not a commitment to Last year, the state Supreme Cburt members agreed, because it would Departments are reviewing Franklin York of Vero Beach: his in New Britain and had lived in table diseases for the Connecticut d eclare unconstitutional Connec lIrralH Rrpoiipr complex, has decided to have S making a definite change in manage simplify transportation for Title 19 schematic’ plans for locating the fllaurhpfitpr mother. Dolores Arico of Manchester since 1922. She was a Department of Health, said Tuesday ticut’s system of funding public meeting with all tenants of the Comv ment, Elarl Odom, vice president of seeKiSeeking a site for Manchester's students within the target area. Title . court in the former Marshalls Manchester: a brother, Frank York member of the second graduating the town health director’s decision to education because it relied too heavi plex to hear their comments ara the MISAC board, said. Greenough is ised dental clinic is the next step 19 patients would be those who are department store at 410 Center St. of Vero Beach: a sister, Holley York class of the Lawrence and Memorial complaints. bar the students means he is up ly on local property taxes. aware of the letters, Odom said. le dental health committee's unable to pay for, or can only partial Chief Judge Roman J. Lextpn in Hrralh of Vero Beach: his maternal grand Hospitals School of Nursing. New A tenants organization was formed In the past, MISAC board members holding the law. " process of pstablishing a clinic for Ti London, in 1921. She worked at ly pay for services rendered. dicated that he just received the SECOND SECTION mother. Bertha Wallace of last fall because of dissatisfaction have expressed dissatisfaction with Town health officer Dr. David W. HARTFORD (UPI) - Several tle 19 patients. Manchester: his paternal grand Manchester Memorial Hospital from Moser ordered the ban for students plans Tuesday. with maintenance and the manage some of the management techniques. state prosecutors say they are either A commitfbe composed of Dr. Committee members said that MARCH 1, 1978 mother. Blanche York of Vero 1922 through 1925. She returned to the lacking proof of German measle in The rough schematic plan for Com ment of the apartments. MISAC has also been in serious finan dismissing or declining to prosecute Walter Schardt. chairman of the Nathan Hale School would be the mon Pleas Courts 12 and 13 was Beach: and his paternal grandfather. hospital during World War II in 1942 oculation or immunity this week. The tenant relations committee of cial difficulty. charges against persons arrested for town's Advisory Board of Health. ideal school location, although drawn up by Alan Greenberg of the Franklin York Sr. of Vermont. and served as a floor-duty nurse and MISAC met with the executive board violating Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s Ronald Kraatz. assistant health ad new .site for the Common Pleas Court Steps have been taken to help Rennet Junior High School might state Justice Department. 12 for over a year because of over A memorial mass will be as a relief night supervisor. She was of the Rachel Road Tenants Associa HARTFORD (UPI) - A com snowstorm driving ban last month. ministrator. and Dr. Ronald also be considered. relieve some of the financial The Public Works Department has crowded conditions in its present celebrated Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at night supervisor for the 7 to 11 shift tion last Thursday. As a result of that mittee that spent several weeks Many court prosecutors inter Stephens, dentist, will check the problems, such as a rent increase I also started reviewing the plans with location in the.-East Hartford Police the Church of the Assumption. from 1950 until her retirement in meeting, the directors have asked studying Connecticut’s troubled un viewed Tuesday said most of the possibility of a clinic location in Another possibility is the Senior that took effect today and an abab an eye toward negotiating a price Station. 1968. She was a past president of the the management agency, the Lee C. ment of the principal on the employment pay system has decided motorists who violated the con Manchester Memorial Hospital, a Citizens Center. The senior citizens Manchester VFW Auxiliary. to throw in the sponge and not recom are looking for a new center which with the owners. Second Center The new facility, if approved, Mrs. Mary E. Jackson Greenough Co., to form ulate a mortgage on the property. Both troversial executive order had valid school, and the Senior Citizens Street Corp., according to Harlan She is survived by a son, William L. mend any business tax increase! will provide them more space and would also handle the jury cases in Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Miiis maintenance plan for building items received approval from the reasons for being on the road during Center on Myrtle Street. Judd, public relations director of the Barron of Manchester; two Connecticut is 6447 million in debt convenience. Wally Fortin, senior volving nine towns served by Com-' Jackson. 100. of 66 Helaine Road died superintendents. federal Department of Housing and the Feb. 6-7 blizzard. A clinic location in the Manchester Public Works Department, grandchildren. Miss Rosemary to the federal government. The state citizens center director, has Said that mon Pleas Court 13 in Windsor. , Tuesday at an East Hartford con The tenants have complained of in Urban Development (HUD), which is' hospital is not a new idea. In fact, the The proposal is to lease the Barry and John Barry, both of adequate snow removal this winter borrowed the money to keep up pay hospital has committed space for a he would meet with anvone from the The court has looked at other files valescent home. She was the widow required because MISAC has a HUD- building with an option to purchase?' -in Manchester including the present Manchester; and a great-grandson. and lack of buildings and grounds for people thrown out of work during clinic if the need for a dental clinic is dental health committee and show of Wiiiiam A. Jackson. insured mortgage on the property. Judd said. However, he jald the location of Marshalls in the Parkade 'The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at maintenance. the economic slump of the late 1960s proved and management arrange them space at the center that could Mrs. Jackson was born in New The two actions should help relieve negotiations are still in the and the former Pilgrim Mills store Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. In other action by the MISAC and early 1970s. B olton ment can be defin^. be converted into a dental clinic. Jersey and had lived in Manchester the outstanding debts of MISAC, preliminary stages and the state still on Oakland Street. The Rev. Charles Kuhl, pastor of board, 21 letters have been sent to Though the economy has recovered But in order to be eligible for Com- for 25 years. For many years, she Odom said, which include a natural Fortin said many of the senior has other sites under consideration Final approval of the plans must be Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, professional housing project gas heating bill of more than 850,0(X). enough so Connecticut can maintain (Conlinurd from Page One) :imunity Development funds, the den citizens realize that the dental health for the courts, had been employed as a nurses aide will officiate. Burial will be in the its payments without more given by the state Property Review manapprs inviting them to make tal clinic must be located within the committee is in the same position as The state has been lookings for a at Connecticut Valley Hospital. veterans section of East Cemetery. Board borrowing, it can’t afford any loan He said if a grievance involves target area set up by the CD com they are — looking for space. He said Middletown. Friends may call at the funeral payments. The first, $36 million, is major terms or conditions of employ mittee. The committee has that the senior citizens are willing to She is survived by a son, Warren A. home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 due in November. ment, “We may just bypass the ad designated Manchester's downtown help if they can. The Senior Citizens Jackson of Holland, Mass.: four pm . Deadline for MDC ministrators and go straight to the area as one most in need of federal Center is also in the target area. Board .consider grandchildren and five great The family suggests thil any HARTFORD (UPI) - Some labor board in the future.” aid. grandchildren. customers who live near the memorial gifts may be made to Zion Connecticut farmers are making it Cordilico said there was one Although the committee has The funeral, is Thursday at 2:30 (ConliniirH from Page One) Manchester town line, they said. A downtown school location seems Evangelical Lutheran Church or to plain they don’t want the government adverse decision, the state labor applied for CD funds to get the p^^m. at Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Such a discontinuance of service has feasible, dental health committee seeking road funds the Occupational Therapy Depart frame that they want it.” interfering with their land. relations board did not find that the project off the ground, the final Elm St„ Rocky Hill, Burial will be in been considered because of the high ment of the Fenwood section of At a public hearing Tuesday, about Bolton school board refused to allocation has to be approved by the Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky He said that he will try today to cost of serving the Glastonbury The Manchester Board of Direc Crestfield Convalescent Home, 565 100 people spoke at the Bushnell negotiate in good faith concerning a Board of Directors. Elizabeth fn- • The Gardner and Highland Hill, begin the process of meeting with residents. Manchester tors is being asked to consider Vernon St. grievance by Patricia Lewis, high tagliata. Democratic board member, streets intersection. town representatives about the issue. The town, however, may charge Auditorium about what they think of police report applying for federal and state fun There are no calling hours. -told the dental health committee • The Line Street, South Main The committee received the letter higher rates to the Glastonbury a state plan to buy up farmland school English teacher. ding for several road improvement from David Barry, town counsel, and But, said Ckirdilico, “We still feel Charles G. Soderstrom, 52, of Tuesday that the Board of Directors Street and Shallowbrook Lane fq- customers if the higher charges are development rights to stop projects. lersection. Mrs. Florence Q. Larose one of his assistants, William Shea. speculators from gobbling up the the Lewis grievance should be heard Glastonbury was arrested Tuesday is “adamant” about wanting specific needed because of additional costs, The reque.st for consideration is • The Hills Street and Hillstown EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. The attorneys ruled that they feel the attorneys ruled. land. and we will ask the Bolton board to night on charges of driving under the information from the dental health Accident on 1-86 part of the board's agenda this committee giving a site plan, a cost Road intersection. Florence Queiinevllle Larose, 76, of the Globe Hollow pool can be used In the fourth and final part of the “ How can you even suggest such a hear it. influence of liquor and two counts of Myrtle M. Bakus, of 65 Chester St., East Hartford, was month. The following proposed ( About town ) sheet, and a specific needs assess 31 Miilbrook Drive died Tuesday at only for recreation purposes. The ruling, Barry and Shea said that the thing?” asked Mrs. Jess E. Metcalf, Mrs. Bankel said she is very failure to obey traffic signals. Court warned for driving too fast for conditions after being involved projects have been listed as ones that St, Francis Hospital and Medical pool site was one of three in the area whose husband tills the 640-acre pleased with the labor board’s deci date is March 14. ment. She also said it’s possible to town and Glastonbury might be able in a two-car accident on Interstate 86 at Exit 92 in Mancheider, might be considered , for urban Center, Hartford, She was the widow being considered for a possible treat to work out an agreement to further Great Ring Farm in Newtown. sion. She said one of the labor board’s Ernest I. LaPlant, 46, of Coventry get CD funds for clinic operating About town costs, and suggested that the com system funding, which prdvides state of Romeo Larose, Tickets for the Manchester ment plant location. minimize Manchester’s tax obliga “There are no greedy developers decisions gives the teachers binding was charged with driving under the Tuesday afternoon. In the grassy area in the background is the and federal funds to pay most of the Mrs. Larose was bom in Holyoke, Chapter, American Association of Special legislation would be tion for watershed property in beating down my door,’’ said Mrs. arbitration as the final step of the influence of liquor Tuesday. Court mittee explore it. other car which was driven by John K. Richert of Merline cost: date is March 14. Mass,, and had lived In South Hadley, Retired Persons, trip March 31 to required from the state Legislature Glastonbury. Metcalf. “The state controls 68 per grievance procedure. She said the Dr. Jack Opinsky, past president of Road, Vernon. State Police said Ms. Bakus was entering the • Middle Turnpike East and West The pickup rehearsal for “The Lit Dale W. Wisecup, 18, of West Hart tle Foxes” will be Thursday at 7:45 Mass,, most of her life, coming to Radio City Music Hall in New York to permit a change, according to the William Perkins of Weston & cent of the land in Connecticut.” teachers have been trying to get that the Hartford Dental Society, with highway from Exit 92, lost control of her car on an icy patch, from Green Manor Boulevard to East Hartford in 1953, She was a ford was charged with misuse of p.m. at East Catholic High School. City are gone. Those wishing to have attorneys. Sampson also told the Water Study for years. Lester Fine, head of a dental consul and struck the Richert car pushing it across the guard rail on Woodbridge Street. communicant of Blessed Sacrament their names put on a waiting list in ' Such special legislation also would HARTFORD (UPI) — Attendance School Superintendent Raymond registration plates, altering a All Little Theatre of Manchester Committee that a distribution study, tant service in Hartford, together the median divider. Police said no injuries were reported. • Hillstown Road from Interstate Church and a member of the East the event one or more ticket holders be needed if the town wanted to dis originally expected in March, will by lawmakers at legislative hearings Allen said the labor relations board registration form and operating an described a one-chair dental clinic 84 to the Glastonbury town line. production staff is asked to attend. (Herald photo by Dunn) There will be no costumes. Cast and Hartford Senior Citizens Club. cancel may contact Mrs. Lucille continue serving some Glastonbury not be ready until May. is becoming a problem. ruling was not surprising in its inter unregistered motor vehicle. Court which is set to open Monday in the • The East Middle Turnpike and She is survived by a son, Robert Mahoney, 19 Hamlin St. Those Leaders of the Legislature's pretation of the word “days.” Allen date is March 14. Sands Everywhere School in Hart Summit Street intersection. crew call for the Friday and Satur Larose of Ludlow, Mass.; two making the trip are asked to bring budget-writing committee have said, “The decision is interesting and Alan W. Hangsleben, 24, of 22 ford’s North End. • The Main and Haynes streets in day night performances will be 7:15 daughters, Mrs, Madeline Hunt of their lunch. Dinner will be served at written members complaining about supportive of the board, and ad Wyllys St. was charged with tersection. p.m, An LTM crew Is needed after Faculty board suggests Its basic operation is to use Title 19 Police seek information South Windsor and Mrs, Jacqueline a Yonkers, N.Y., restaurant afterthe their attendance records. Chairmen ministration in that the grievance opfrating a motor vehicle while • The Summit and East Center Saturday’s performance to take children on a “pay as you go” basis. Labrie of Chicopee, Mass.; a show. of another committee complained brought by Mrs. Lewis does not have license is under suspension. Court streets intersection. down the set and return it to the LTM Opinsky said the Hartford Board of brother, Francis Quenneville of poll on MCC president publicly Tuesday about the problem. to be heard.” date is March 14. about Heritage robbery • The sharp' curve on Forest workshop. South Hadley, Mass,; three sisters. Sen. Robert Houley, D-Somers, and Allen said the decision will be Another burglary which occurred Elducation is housing the clinic free Street, Miss Anita Quenneville and Mrs. Rep. John Groppo, D-Winsted, said posted on the general office bulletin Monday on Sycamore Lane was of charge. Dentists chosen from a Manchester Police and the Federal the F.B.I. in Hartford, at 522-1201 or • The Spruce and Charter Oak Electa Kllmonski, both of Hadley, The executive board of the that it is not clear where the faculty they had written the 39 members of board in each school. The decision report^ to police. About $520 worth roster of about a dozen will perform Buffel at MCC Bureau of Investigation are looking in New Haven at 777-6311. streets intersection. Mass., and Mrs. Loretta Durocher of Manchester Community College stands regarding the president. the Appropriations Committee will be discussed at a special Board of coins and jewelry were stolen. restorative dentistry five days a The VFW Post and Auxiliary will Faculty Senate will recommend a week. A dental hygienist from the for information from anyone who All information will be kept in • The Autumn, Oak Grove and have its monthly social program at Florida: and 13 grandchildren. Students in the Catering Manage Denison has been the subject of an asking them to show up at more of Education meeting Tliursday at 8 Four other apartments in the area polling of the faculty next Tuesday to school staff acts as a dental assis was in the area of the Heritage strictest confidence, police said. Highland streets intersection. the Newington V e t^ n s Hospital The funeral is Friday at 8:30 a m. ment class at Manchester Communi extensive investigation by Searle hearings. p.m. at the Bolton Center School. were also broken into and valuable determine the question of confidence tant, makes appointments and Savings and Loan branch bank in from the Fluery Funeral Home, 488 ty College will put on a special buffet Charles, executive director of the ‘ 'The public comes to hearings, and Allen said he assumes the board jewelry and coins were stolen on the tonight. Members >y(ll meet at the arranges transportation. Frank’s Supern(arket on East Middle Newton St., South Hadley, with a dinner tonight. “Thoughts of Spring” or no confidence in Dr. Ronald Board of Trustees of Regional Com they see six or eight committee will take action at that time. He said, same day. post home at 6:30. Denison, college president. munity Colleges, to determine his Turnpike Saturday between 7 and 9 mass at St. Theresa’s Church, Mosier is the theme for the dinner that will members and say 'what kind of “Then hopefully, everyone will Police said the skdting lodge at Committee member 'Dr. Larry Land bonding approved The poll, if agreed to by the facul suitability for reappointment for p.m. St., South Hadley, at 9. Burial will be be served at 6 p.m. in the Student government is this.’ They are ab devote their full attention to the Center Springs Park was broken into Dutton, dentist, urged the committee The home life committee of the ty, will be taken at the monthly another year. in Notre Dame Cemetery, South solutely right,” Houlev said. education of Bolton students.” between Monday night and Tuesday to make every effort to locate the The bank was held up about 8:30 Manchester Junior Women’s Club Center on the main campus. Reser meeting next Tuesday at l;40 p m Hadley. night and a fire was started in a dental clinic in a school, because it p.m. by a white male and a blond for Avery Brook work will have a bake sale Saturday at vations can be made by calling Faculty members said the poll is Friends may call at the funeral college extension 205. plastic trash can. Nothing was would be “much more viable." haired woman who walked quietly tion will allow the town of South Finast Supermarket on Spencer being recommended because of South Windsor home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 The menu includes chicken Floren- reported missing. out of the store with $7,900. Windsor to proceed with the project Street. Proceeds from the sale will questions raised in the press stating p.m. tihe, baked ham in cranberry and The state Bonding Commission has once the town council approves their be used to purchase trophies for the The family suggests that any Mandarin sauce, parmesan potato Persons having any information allocated $300,000 to finance land portion of the project in the amount Manchester Recreation Department memorial gifts may be made to a rosette, tossed salad, glazed carrots, Lottery I which may relate to suspicious per acquisition for the Avery Brook flood of $98,900. to use In conjunction with their after charity of the donor's choice. strawberry sour cream mold, fresh { Bids Sought on lighting sons or the robbery are asked to call control project in South Windsor, There will be two dry retention school recreation program. Samsel-Bassinger Funeral Home, fruit, relish tray, chocolate Chantilly the Manchester Police at 646-4555 or State Sen. David Barry and State dams — one south of Beelzebub Road 419 Buckland Road, South Windsor, cake, rolls, tea and coffee. Patrons The number drawn Tuesaay in «ie Rep. Abraham Glassman have an and west of Avery Street and the Manchester Chapter, Parents for Bicentcivinial shell mtU’/KSUHHU/VHUfJy<'■' was in charge of local arrangements. may bring their own wine. Connecticut daily lottery was 851. CHILDREN’S r nounced. other north of Beelzebub Road and Without Partners, will have an orien The project, designed to protect tation meeting tonight at 8\at the Bids are being sought for fur-\^’^^[^e band shell committee hopes to west of Avery Street. the Southeast portion of South Wind nishing and installing lighting at the Shave the lighting in^alled as soon as Correction The Soil Conservation Service of home of Howard Madsen, 197 sor from flooding, has been discussed the U S. Agriculture Department will Hackmatack St. Those interested in ENJOY FARM FRESH Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, possible so that the shell will be WI CHIIRFUUY since 1970. I RIOIEM YOUR Sealed bids will be received In the *'®ody for summer programs, Fran Leqry, who made the trophy construct the dams and retention attending the meeting are asked to MT. VERNON FIDIRAL FOOD The approval of the bond authoriza areas. STAMPS town engineer’s office at Lincoln Lighting, sufficient to allow presentation recently to the winner call 643-1219. SHOE SALE Center by March 12. musicians to read music at night per- of the oratorical contest sponsored Manchester area electrical con- formances will be installed in each by the Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post of MANCHESTER im T YOH FMIV TO DAIRY STORES SALE E»S MARCH i 78’ tractors interested in bidding on the hay The 23 eyeball-type lights, the American Legion, is a past com STORE HOURS lighting are asked to call Walter J. recessed into the shell’s ceiling, will mander of the post. His office PARKADE 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Senkow, town engineer, at 649-5281, he controlled by dimmer switches, appeared incorrectly in a photo cap 649-8637 IVIIIYDAY LOW PRKESI ext. 265, for plans and specifications. Senkow said. tion in Tuesday’s Herald. Compan AND ON fNE FARM QUALITYI and Sava with ual Area boys winners Intlant Credit to $SOO DELICIOUS Stride Rite Group in cjliess tourney SOUR ^ About 900 pairs of assorted styles ... some boys’ shoes csA'iinA I SAVE ^ type shoes ... values to (Thris Dinallo of Hicks School, Tolland, was Winner of 10* 18 ox. AA $28. the Middle Elementary (Grades 3-4) chess tournament 69* VALUE played recently in Hartford. Steven Reich of Manchester GO GAS AND SAVE was a runner-up in the high school division. **8aweW ” | PLANTERS The tournament -featured 196 chessplayers in kindergarten through Grade 12. The scholaslic chess onVennontNaid'Syrupwith | tournaments are approved by the Connecticut Associa MONEY! COCKTAIL PEANUTS old-fashioned maple rlaror | tion of Secondary ^hools. IQ D(( CUSIOWF CAUlON' DoM e«eV'Ht fOW 6l«4e* 9| *tf«Q*** ( Area police report h(6Kx«li.s«cr(6 »
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., March I. 1978 - PAGE THRKK6 r f i t South Windsor funding unlikely vince the General Assembly to give State Rep. Abraham Classman told Classman said, although he has no South Windsor $900,000. the South Windsor Town Council this immediate solutions to the road Age of specialization, week that it is unlikely the town will Classman was obviously apnoyed reconstruction problems, he has at he termed a lack of com get the $900,000 needed to rebuild “thoughts on the subject” and has munication between the council and Earl Yost three local roads through state him. been working for the last year and a legislation. half toward some conclusion. “I think it’s inappropriate,’’ said Sports Editor It has been estimated it would cost He said sometimes legislation, Classman, “that I should read ip the the town about $900,000 for such as the council proposed, takes noted in alpine skiing newspapers that I would be asked to reconstruction of Pleasant Valley, years, and there were faster ways subm it legislation for $900,000. and hopefully, more money at the Chapel and" Buckland roads — ali solving such problems. -^/diculoug makeup slalom or downhill events." Maybe we should communicate with box office to meet operating LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (UPI) the' downhill. 1:48.62. expected to bear the blunt of traffic Classman said one Nelson, who captured the downhill each other early instead of through ^tldiculous best describes the expenses of the CIAC in other — Cindy Nelson, the national “ It’s hard to race for just the com Third place went to Holly Beth resulting from Manchester’s new possibilities is for South Windsor to crown by almost 1.5 seconds — even ■ newspapers.” makeup of the 56th 1978 Connecticut athletic endeavors. bined title,’’ Nelson admitted, J.C. Penney Industrial Part. be included in the J.C. Penney women’s downhill and com though she was dissatisfied with her Flanders of Candia, N.H., in 1:49.13. Mayor Nancy Caffyn had written a Interscholastic Athletic Conference Money is the sole reason for however. “Its very diffcult to train Total costs of the projects, based project for state funding. He said the bined alpine ski champion, performance — won the combined ti letter to Classman asking that he upcoming divisional basketball tour opening up play. Several years ago _fqr each event, the three races are so In the men’s event; Anderson, out on 1977 figures, would be 1.8 million state might agree to add the $900,000 says she’s disappointed her tle as a result of her second and submit legislation asking the state to naments. the CIAC realised a reported $97,000 different. 1 find I always do my distanced his nearest competitor by for Pleasant Valley, $900,000 for sum to the state's expenses on the fourth place finishes in the national pick up Uie tab for the balance of When a team wins just three from basketball tournaments. Last sport has entereid the age of downhill training first, and when I .39 of a second to win his first Chapel and $173,000 for Buckland. J.C. Penney warehouse and make the slalom and giant slalom. road reconstruction. Classman, games in 20 starts, for a .150 percen year the profits dropped to a specialization. get halfway decent at that, then I national championship. It was the sum part of the Department of The winner of the men’s downhill The federal government, however, is however, said that her letter had tage and is allowed to participate in reported $58,000. Nelson, a veteran U.S. Ski Team start thinking about giant slalom and first time he had skied this year supposed to pay for 70 percent of Transportation’s general ap was Karl Anderson, 23, a U.S. Team arrived after the Legislature’s the post-season play, something is With a total 22 sports governed by member, Tuesday added the two slalom.” without a back brace, following a each project. The state will pay for propriations bill. ' member from Greene, Maine, but deadline for filing special bills. radically wrong. the CIAC, and many girls' sports now titles to her already impressive Nelson, a 21-year-old from Lutsen, training accident in Europe. New 15 percent of the re^t of the cost, with He said he will discuss other ways the combined champion in the men’s Councilwoman Joan Cushman said For years, making the tourney play part of the picture, dollars are trophy case, but voiced concern over Minn., was clocked at speeds of 78 York state police radar timed him at of getting the money with state division was 19-year-old Billy Taylor, South Windsor picking up the balance the redAnrCiassman had read about was secondary to winning a league or needed to operate all equally. The the course skiing has taken. mph while whizzing off the 6,000-foot speeds over 83 mph on the fastest of 15 percent for Pleasant Valley. As Transportation Commissioner James of Orchard Park, N.'Y. the proposed legislation in the conference championship. CIAC hopes the hoop play will enrich " I t ’s sad to say, but this is course to win her second national part of the 6,550-foot course. it stands now, the town will have to Shagrue today. Phil Mahre, 20, from White Pass, newspaper before he had been con Of the 128 teams that will compete the bank account. becoming a day of specializatipn," championship in a time of 1:47.14. The competition was held at pay 30 percent of the costs on Chapel Pleasant Valley Road has been Wash., winner of the men’s national tacted personally is that before sen for the laurels in four regions each of Regarding the current tourney for she said. “The boys are already Teammate Maggie Crane, from Whiteface Mountain, site of the 1980 T .V mV V . “SI®*'listed 0“on B*®the statestate’s s priority listlist. slalom and giant slalom, didn't enter and Buckland roads, because they as many divisions, 38 FAILED to mat, the coaches' representatives on doing that. They're already special in Plymouth, N.H., finished second in Winter Olympics. have, not yet been listed top priority suY ^U ie *'°*®''®''- Chap®> ““d Buckland roads post winning campaigns. Three other the CIAC Basketball Committee items by the state. ^ ^ ® ^^® proposal are low in state priority. at an open work session. schools were in playoffs. polled all state-wide coaches and by a 6l 94 36 31 36 Speaking at the council's work ses “It will take at least three years Two of the qualihers posted 3-17 Classman said he was disappointed before traffic of any magnitude will vote of 89 to 12, the regional system it 40 Rockville band in Florida sion this week. Classman told the that he had not been included in work won-lost records. was adopted. be council, “I don’t believe I could ask be realized," said Classman. “We Default triumph sessions, and that he would ap The current tournament structure The Rockville High School Band marches can always go back next year and ask Loose ends have developed, like ; Florida and performed at Disney World with for $900,000 and ever hope to get it preciate the opportunity to work’with is a joke of the first degree. the two teams with 3-17 records,., Priscilla’s Pdp — Al Van down Main Street U.S.A. at Disney World in the “Cavalcade of Characters.’’ The students out of committee. In my wildest im- for a priority rating of both Buckland The coaches claim the CIAC is run r the council on projects important to and Chapel roads.” qualifying. Teams with under .500 Florida while hundreds of visitors watch. The agination I don’t believe I could con by principals, some of whom have 1 1 ^ PICK UP >C OKAW/ raised most of the money to go on the trip. South Windsor. records have qualified before. k« l$4 to Jim Connors band spent last week’s school vacation m . been accused of not knowing a Money has been a factor in college % \ A COZEN basketball from a balloon. This, of (MIWSPArra INTISMIII AStNI EGGS, A and professional sports for years andgl f course, is not true. Many principals now it appears that the schoolboys P E A R .'y MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) — Jimmy Connors won his opening ONF Of Tm F s t o p a s h o p c o m p a n i e s are closer to the game than many are falling into the same rut. -7 JW round match in the U.S. National Indoor Tennis Championships Qm Coupdn for a Big followers of the sport realize. The CIAC basketball tourneys have I at Bridge on a default, but the Wimbledon champ says he will take his vic Finance board reviews On the other hand, if true that prin been cheapened by the coaches’ vote.l"5 tories any way he can get them. Pivseripifon Saving cipals set up all the mechanism for It will be interesting to see h o w |^ |^ g g g g j T e C O r d M edia the round bailers and the coaches many lopsided game decisions will "I’m a luoky guy,” Connors said with a pain in his lower back and ™?.!r MEDI MART PnFSCRiPTION COUPON must follow, then the coaches on the, result in the days ahead. ding in that suit. This al after the recurrence of a nagging legs, said, down 5-2 in the second set, Bolton budget requests CIAC basketball committee need to tT H H-A lowed East to make a safe back ailment forced Dick Stockton to he realized he couldn’t keep up with | 0 0 Q p p Iltxt New Pnscr^ttoB be chastised, plus the competing 7 5 diamond return at trick two. default in the middle of the second the frantic Connors’ pace. Most of the budget requests for Mait orTransler coaches. Black book notes IS43 South ruffed and planked set Tuesday night. 0 "He was running me much more $19,390, salary and clerical wages; diopulmonary resuscitation PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES To say the current system is off 82 down his ace of hearts. He S‘\ 1978-79 have been submitted to the town garage, $5,580, $3,400, new Joe Dyer will serve as toastmaster 10 7 should have entered dummy Connors had good reason to reflect than he ever ran me before,” mannequin, shelter, supply; data If your prttcrlplkm hit bion fillid ilMwhere and you with it base is putting it mildly. for the Knights of Columbus Irish- Bolton Board of Finance for review. equipment; welfare, $2,210, $1,510, trantfirnd to Modi Mart, call ut a faw hourt in advance with the EAST in order to finesse against on his good fortune since Stockton Stockton said. “It was about to go processing, $2,428; $1,928; senior OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK.. pratcrlption number on the conitiner. the doctor't name, and Sure, it gets more teams into the Sports Night March 13 at the Kacey the king. Misplay number Captain Eaay — Crooks Most have increased from the vendor payment and salary; election, hit telephone number. We ll call your doctor for authorization. A A4 had matched him stroke for stroke in three sets and there was no way I citizens, $1,100, $450, clerical work, OPEN EVERY EVENING Limit one coupon per family. Redeemable through April 1,1976. tourney, but are all teams really Home. Honored guest will be Tony two In Juat three tricks. current year. $6,955, $3,370, primaries, elections » K J the first set and won it 7-5 after a could have gone three.” door to door survey; reserve fund for (Except Sundays til 6 pm) WfTHtMFIELO-NAItTFORO-E.HAIITFORD-AVON/8IMI6URV qualified? « AQ J 9 7 Now South was ready to The Board of Selectmen's budget Lupien, ex-major league first •fttATI tiebreaker. The 27-year-old Texan, After Connors took the seventh and referendum; park commission, A Q 8 6 2 attack clubs. He led to has not yet been submitted j n the revaluation of land and property, The answer is simple. No. baseman with the Red Sox, White Sox $35,687, $10,130, labor, electricity, dummy and finessed the 10. SHOULD who has beaten Connors in national game, 40-30, Stockton walked wearily $17,000, $6,000 (to be encumbered). Seven Class LL clubs boasted un and Phillies. Principal speaker will Not as bad a play as the finance board. It is due by today. In equipment rental, ceiling for park 62 competition several times, mixed un to the sidelines and informed of creases are anticipated. •Special m eeting Hendrie’s der .500 records, nine more were in be humorist Jack Daly of Boston others, but just as much a reachable pas^iig shots with gentle ficials of the default. building, culvert and conservation Q 9 6 7 2 loser. The finance board has scheduled pond. The Board of Educatiqn will have a Class L, and 11 each in the Class M Condolences are extended to the drops at the*’net to defuse the "It’s very unfortunate the match and Class S fields. families of Bill Irwin and Stanley j 9 East took his queen of several special meetings at which it Tax collector, $7,'335, $6,210, special meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Ice Cream clubs, cashed the king of explosive aggressiveness of the tour had to end that way,” Connors said. Tournaments should bring together “Buck" Bakulski, both of whom died will meet with the various other town salary, supplies; snow and ice at Bolton Center School library. hearts and got out with a nament’s top seed. "We were having some good tennis." the best teams in each division. third diamond. roads to discuss their budget removal, $10,800, $6,500; town office Board members will discuss an Sandwiches recently. Mr. Irwin served as bie: North ' Stockton was the second player to requests. The board will meet March application for a Comprehensive Organic We shouldn't live in the past but treasurer of the Five Mile Road Race ler; South, South was ready to go The usually sedate Stockton even pull out of the $225,000 tournament equipment, maintenance and when the CIAC recognized the top of Nutmeg Forest on Thanksgiving ^ after the fourth suit and managed a wobbly-knee dance at 6. 8, 13. 14, 20 and 24 aqd April 3, 4, supplies, $2,200, $1,525; board of Employment Training Act project committed the final and Tuesday. Arthur Ashe held a news eight schools in each division it made morning for 25 years and never saw a i * ] ^ mideouri— mocking an earlier per and 25. The public hearings on the health, $11,500, $9,861; treasurer, $2,- grant and administrative and Shampoo worst misplay of the hand. conference just before his scheduled for a better tournament. race. He monitored the prizes on dis- P a s s 4» formance by the clownish Connors — proposed budget will be April 17 and 710, $2,310; zoning commission, $480, secretarial salaries. His only chance to avoid the match with Cliff Drysdale to an 18. The annual budget town meeting The board will probably go into 12 LARGE SANDWICHES When the .500 or better winning play while the runners were on the loss of two spade trlcka when he won the tiebreaker on a nounce his recurring eye ailment had $740; planning commission, $2,075, would be to find East with seeking approval of the budget for executive session to discuss the OURREG Si 29 percentage was the rule for entry in course. Mr. Bakulski was a standout lucky net shot. flared again and he would be unable $1,250, addendum to subdivision tourney competition, it lowered the basketball player with Rockville Md; ♦ 3. ace and one spade. In that 1978-1979 will be May 15. salaries and arbitration for the case he could enter dummy, But by the second set. It became to play. regulations, engineering services; caliber of play but it did bring in Polish-American teams . for many “ apparent that Stockton would not The budget requests for 1978-1979, capital and non-recurring, $25,000; teacher contracts for 1978-1979. .AT OUR PHARMACY lead a spade toward his Drysdale went on to win against ^99! more schools, provided more games years. jicoby last. queen, lead back a second the current budget amount, and fire commissioners, $20,623, $12,969, The data for arbitration between substitute Dino Martin, 6-3, 6-2. The where applicable, the reason for the the school board and th?’ Bolton Xag spade from his own hand, "He wasn’t moving well at all," tournament’s second seed. Vitas vehicle maintenance, new equip PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH MARCH 4 1978 ii 50*off ^ 1 .8 0 percent of duck in dummy and watch increase follow. Education Association has been Connors said. "I noticed that from Cerulaitis, was unable to match the ment, library, $21,460, $21,537; civil jj ANY2',3’.OR4 Id play the other East play his ace. the very beginning^of the set." Town clerk, $7,447, $6,650; preparedness, $3,590, $1,240, changed to'March 10 at 3 p.m. at the This is a normal last re execution-style volley ^of Marty 5-oz. size Stockton, who started the match Rlessen and was eliminated, 7-6,7-5. assessor, building official, $22,461, emergency operations, car Bolton Center School library. A C E ^ n-operly to the sort play that works fairly Duckpin tourney fract of four often and would have ii BANDAGE | bis play of the worked this time. But it was Palmolive Jbt well qualify not South’s. He led the first HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS 1:^ Jtn the Guinness spade toward dummy's king Stags optscore UConns Soap qualifying slated ibrds. He man- and lost two spade tricks in PZC backs land purchase ^ y each one of addition to the three tricks had whittled down the Stags’ lead to FAIRFIELD (UPI) - Fairfield Coventryf .o v p i il r v Listermint Efferdent S. already gone, to wind up three points, 29-26. He also felt the Army's asking price DENTURE CLEANSER ane he played down two at a hand------where he University defeated the University of mission teels acquisition is a sound UConn’s Joe Whelton paced the The Coventry Planning and Zoning of $375,(KK) was too high for the Qualifying rounds for the annual Town Men’s and Women's^"^'"^,™^,^ Connecticut, 63-57, Tuesday night in a Commission voted 4 to 1 to endorse idea. " he summed up. tune-up its first round ECAC match Huskies in the scoring column with 12 amount of land involved. Fnto-Lav Roberta and Frank Falana of South ° Duckpin Bowling Tournament will be Friday and Saturday,^* .nbwspapbirbnterph .s e a s s n ., points, putting his team on top with a the purchase of about 75 acres of Study Committee Member Jesse Pm ■« |29 against the University of Rhode Salvation Army land by the town. Street indicated their strong support Q A Chee-tos March 11-12, with shifts at noon and 2 o clock both days a tf" “------j Island on Thursday. 34-29 score with two minutes gone In Brainard claimed that cost was a ouffedor for acquisition and preservation of CRunChy Tht FllnUtontt — Hanni the second half. Only member Bentz Banak was op matter for the Town Council and Holiday Lanes. The loss ended UConn’s season posed, largely on the basis of cost. the area. Recreation Director Lionel with an 11-15 record and the high- A six-point .spurt by the Stags, In should not be a factor in the PZC 9-02 Qualifying consists of rolling five men will be March 18 at noon with The Salvation Army Land Jean Jr., said he would encourage Cleon Rinse m Vaseline scoring Stags registered their most cluding four by captain Steve Balkun, decision, which should be concerned Breck INTENSIVE CAR8 59 games with the 15 men and seven quarterfinals for both at 1:30. acquistion, and former PZC Chair HONEY OURREG 83c V'KNOi*'' successful season at 22-3. put Fairfield back on top 35-34. Purchase Study Committee, headed with land use, he said. "There have women with the highest total pinfall Semifinals are March 19 at noon with ....t t I R k man Arnold Carlson spoke in favor in CITRUS I ■ . REG OR ■ M Q Junior Mark Young led the Stags to The Stags ran up a 48-40 lead at by Daniel Manley, appeared before been three appraisals, and the value m e a d o w going on to the elimination rounds. the finals following at 1:30...... i, .... the interest of the town and the lake. t60 Z Nabisco victory scoring a game-high of 23 12:31 on two free throws by Young, the commission to explain its lengthy of the land is a matter of hecord," y T o r The women’s tourney will be on a All matches will be best two of Oreos points, that included 11 of II from the but the Huskies battled back to t i ^ report advocating purchase of the Brainard added. Now that the town's zoning com handicap basis. three except the finals which are four P foul line. the game at 51-51 on a basket by mission. recreation commission, and Scoreboard land on the southern end of Coventry Town Planner Gregory Padick felt I Defending champs Roy Andreotta out of seven tests. Trophies and/or conservation commission have en The Stags rolled up a 14-2 lead just Whelton at 5:25. Lake for recreaition and open space. the property was within the proper and Miki Irish will join the top monetary awards go to the top com dorsed purchase, the town may apply 5'/z minutes into the game before From there, it was Fairfield’s ‘A major parcel totaling 53.4 acres area of an open space plan for the Boyer Arrid 89 qualifiers. The elimination round for petitors. for the fedeial funds. But the issue CHILDREN-DREN S ASPIRIN RQLL-ON OUR REG si 09 game, as the Stags popped off 12 of near the Robertson School controls town that is being incorporated into a Tuesday's Result New Orleans 125, Buffalo 108 UConn was able to recover with a six must still come before public point string to cut the lead to six. the last 18 points. . water quality of the lake in the master plan of development by the c WHA Chicago 126, Phoenix 115 hearings and a referendum before an By the end of the first, half UConn southern area," Manley explained. commission. “Purchase would help Nestle’s Quebec 5, Houston 2 Milwaukee 136, Washington 135 "If that area develops, the quality of April 1 deadline, when the Army will 99' 3-OZ CANDY BAR (ot) control development, protect water 3»9936 TABLETS NHL put the land on the market. Little League registration | the water could suffer." quality, and provide recreational Philadelphia 4, Boston 4 Seattle 114, Kansas City 107 (ot) He added that the 16-acre lakefront In other business the PZC rejected Portland 113, Philadelphia 92 Post Times facilities," he stated. 3'" 99^ % RpgisIrn'Iion dalCH for the ManrliPHlpr l.iltip Leagup bahpliall ^ New York Islanders 4, Toronto 3 1 MON 1 TUE 1 WED | THU FRI SAT provides a unique recreational area, 4 to 1 a proposal by the Coventry Summer's Eve Resident Howard Brock supported Q-Tips OURREG 53c « program have lippn announred by Winalon Chexalier, KPrrrIarY. p Washington 7, Colorado 4 Sewer Authority for a regional sewer Playlex Living DISPOSABLE DOUCHE 11:00 PM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM an excellent beach, and a scenic purchase of the land, although he too 8 ^ oungalpra may sign up Sunday, March 5 and Sunday, Man'll 12 d Montreal 9, E)etroit 3 1 TWUan 18:00 PMI8:00 PMI8;00 PM system, citing'its fear that further 2 P K A Q c 8:00 PM 8:00 PM point. "PZC approval of the purchase was concerned about the cost factor. QQc 8 al llip Ameriran lA-gion Home on l-egion Drive. There in a nominal % St. Louis 7, Minnesota 1 is necessary in order to obtain a development in the lake area might Gloves REGULARS V m 400-PK Carefree “ It should be kept for open space," HERBAL W ^ registration fee. ^ Los Angeles 4, Cleveland 2 federal grant from the Bureau of be a comcomitant of sewers. The One pr SUGARLESSGUM Call Toll Free he told the PZC. and one £ j m ^ Youngsters - hoys and girls - are eligible as long an their eighih NBA commission's action can be extra For Dinner Outdoor Recreation to fund half the Will Costello of the town’s Conser ^ birthday is prior to Aug. 1 and not 13 before Aug. 1. ^ New York 138, San Antonio 123 ARVEST overridden by the Town Council or by glove 10PK 7 9 ^ cost," he told the commission vation Commission said one of his The Medi Marl Brand . . . Compare & Save! All 8-year-olds will he assigned to the Rookie la-ugiie. Atlanta 117, Boston 85 ReaervRlloni|8 But tbnak said even half the cost is a town meeting in order to bring the OURREG SI 59 pi 1-800-932-irS! prime concerns was protection of the OUR REG 99c Denver 122, Indiana 106 too much for a town like Coventry. issue to referendum later this year. water qualityvfuuuLjr of ui the ulc lake.la^c. "The iiieLum- com ■Tt Disposable Q Buffered Aspirin ■ Syivama Stick with LIGHTER MedlMart 100 T A B L E T S , Flashcubes ILL Housing opinions sought ^ C O M P A R E T O B U F F E R IN Richards awaits rematch the dogs, A questionnaire about a planned 59‘ i 99 PACKABE STORE three years. It is being planned by a OUR REG. 790 you’U elderly housing unit in Andover is received, the apartments will be OURREG 51 39 MANCHUTM PARKAOI local committee under the auspices Robt. Burns ^ Liquid Aniocid being mailed to Bolton and Columbia of New Samaritan Housing Corp., a offered for $l75d)er month, including MediMait 12-OZ Sylvania always residents this week. OPEN 8 M l - 8 pm Mon-Sat non-profit organization. utilities. Tiparillos ------C O M P A R E T O M A A L O X OURREG 93c ■ Flip Flash after hard-fought win The Hop River Homes develop The ground-level apartments are The minimum age of one occupant get a lot ment was originally planned to have being designed by Henery Schadler must be 62 years. A younger age will KANSAS CITY, Mo, (U P I)- game to down tournament rookie the net whenever possible, ” said IN8LEN00K 24 units now and expand to 48 in the 4/99' fepf Plostic Strips CAUPOHNIA WIN! 1 liter % A V E ^ actio n l” and Associates of West Hartford be copeidered for a handicapped 5-PKS ' ^ OURREG SI 39 Renee Richards is looking Cerulaitis, the 22-year-old sister of King, who put together an 11-point future. The leaching area required There will be 32 one-bedroom units Rffl Aromatic Mantnoi ogert 80 STRIPS ____ Chabite, Burgundt, Vbi Ro m 4 Call Toll FrM C O M P A R E T O B A N D -A ID B F IA N O OUR REG 99c 1 world-class player Vitas Cerulaitis. streak to win the first match and for 48 units made it unrealistic. So it OURREG 33c forward to today’s rematch For Tiack and 4 two-bedroom units. Four of the Priority Will be given to persons Getting her first serve in, Richards begin dominating the second, which was decided to have 36 units now and against sixth-seeded Rosie Kferj*...... «5“ Condition units will be designed for han who apply early, are local or prior I Fujicolor often put away the return with a she ended with two aces and two see if cither Bolton or Columbia dicapped people. area residents, have relatives living Casals — who will be hard 1-800-932-1805 Ct. residents are interested. quick rush to the net and a flip down other stong serves. 1-800-243-0111 Out of Each apartment will have a in the area or have physical needs. Quality Film Proces^g for less pressed to duplicate her the line. _ GILBEYS VODKA Hop River Homes'’^»iJI be located “1 felt much more comfortable A wE Y to proof 1.71 Hter Stalo refrigerator, stove, counter cabinets, The questionnaires must" be 11 79^ glittering peformance in Seat "I got tired of trading ground tonight than any other time since I’ve on a 15.9-acre site on l.ot^Hill Road returned by March 16 and not Feb. 27 r FILM SIZE I NO. OF PRlNTf > 1 OUR PRICE 1 storage space, ample sun exposure, tle. strokes with Ruta because she was come back on the circuit. I think I’m in Andover. Construction may begin private patio and garden plot. There as printed on the questionnaire. »c*ir.‘..... beating me at it,” Richards said. in the fall. Richards, a 43-year-old transsexual starting to get back on the right will be a community building with Copies of the questionnaires are 1 110, 126, 1 12 r 3 ,2 9 “ Baseline play was a losing Plans for the housing development who last year obtained USTA sanc road," said King, who has played in landry facilities and a social room. available at the An)lover Town Office proposition." OLomiw S T have been in the wtUrks for about tion to play pro tennis, defeated Ruta only four tournaments this winter in ■OUIWON WHIGKIY J S A I C ^ If a reduced loan interest rate is Building. 1 ™ 1 2 0 / O U R R EG 99c Richards said she planned to play pocketing $18,5d0.' 1 4 .8 9 1 tlO-12 OR 126-12 Cerulaitis, 7-5, 4-6, 6-3, in a gruelling GO proof 1.71 Hter s I.SOL Casals differently today, but would y m match Tuesday, but she thinks more Top-se^ed Martina Navratilova Rig. HUB Glll4« than 24 hours of rest should leave her not offer details. Nor would she com took her 31st straight match — con GRKCIAL...... I I T ment on her plans on the women’s Rockville hospital notes in good shape for Casals, who tinuing a record she started, last tennis circuit after this first year. whipped Richards, 6-1, 6-3 in Seattle week in Detroit — with a 6-4, 6-1, win “At 43, you just see how it goes,” over Mona Guerrant. BLACK A WHITE Adniitted Sunday: Joshua Arn three weeks ago. m M 7 DLINDIO GCOTCH WHIGKBY Trail, Venioii, Mrs. Aiiihoula Valsmis White. Tolland. she said. ‘-‘If it goes well, you con Franklin Street, Rockville; Klizaheth and daughter, Tolland; Marion Wood That loss, Richards said, should I M proof Vi 0OL Bradley, Regan Road, Vernon; Karl Discharged Monday: Joshua Am. give her some insight into how to tinue. If not. you have to think about l*r. Rog.|1M| tO AO O man. South Street, Rockville. Franklin Street. Rockville; Arlene stopping, n e r e ’s no timetable in my Tracy, Worcester Road. Vernon; Stephen Birth Sunday; A daughter to Mr and play Casals, who has won more than GRfCIAL ’ I N * * Payson, Rachel Road. Manchester; Mrs. head." ' VonKuw, Lawrence Street, Rockville. Mrs. James Chartier, Kllington. $21,000 this winter in six singles tour Escapes injury Discharged Sunday: Kjojnk Agnew. Donna Williams and daughter, Hartford Billie Je.in King may not have time MMMMOOMi Admitted Monday: Mary Boyle, Grand Turnpike, Rockville. naments. SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) — Chicago Home Terrace, hlast Hartford, Anne view Terrace, Rockville; Claudette “I hope I’m not the same player I on her miljil either, but something Bailey, Duncaster lame, Vernon, Mrs Births Monday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. 940SILVER LANE was defifltely clicking for her White Sox relief pitcher John Chicoine. Spring Street, Rockville was against her in Seattle,” Richards Margaret llendley and daughter. Ham Robert Clark, Vernon Ave,-, Rockville; a Verhoeven was struck during batting Joseph Dutfin II. Cross Drive, Vernon; daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fecinia, said. “Loss wasn’t the word for-il — Tuesday nitfit when she eliminated mond Street, Rockville; Carol liewitl, lohn Ford Jr., Riverside Road, Vernon; seventh-sedfod Dianne Fromholtz, 6- practice Monday by a line drive off Tolland; Dqpjcl Hodgkins. Hany lame, Geraldine Drive, Coventry: a son to Mr. she killed me. She played like God the bat of Wayne Nordagen. i S m m l i ^ T Caricton Milanese, Prospect Street, and Mrs. John McElvein. Progress Ave.. that day." 2, 6- 2. Vernon; Melvin Johndro, Ch.imherlain RiMkville; Raymond Oakes Jr,. Faisi Verhoeven escaped serious injury Rockville; a son to Mr. and Mrs, Daniel A 6-loot-l left-hander, Richards “I made a i«al concentrated effort Street, Rockville; Krcd KcLsh, Coun Main Slrccl, Rm-kville; Dorothy Pap- to get my nnX serve in and come to but his workday was cut short so his Street, Rix.-kville; Gene Snyder, Rainbow Virkle. Davis Avenue, Rockville. EAST jjjylTFORD^ TO. 5694120 used her strong serve-and-volley • WEO(LY •im iU fr •DMIY HRKIiS coww. Tuanwaa taw, ai) TO BOT 07, rtiuiiwaij) pagallo. Union .Street. Ror kville; Jerilvn sore left shoulder could be iced. *AGE FOUR-B - MAWCHESTEH EVENING HEHALD. MancfaertCT./comi.. Wed- March 1. 197« MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M.inthester. Conn., Wed.. March 1, 1978 - l*A(iK FIV ------*------eiFOESjeainz IMt» Wmtsd 1$ ^ •••••# •••••••••••••••••••• •••••••SSSSSSSSSSWS NofflM For Safe i i Nomea For Safe Milwaukee Bucks excel Rec swimmers National Weather Forecast NET THE POSmONS We need nien and women She HeratJi to work from early evening cop league title to closing, 2-4 times a m in overtime contests I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING week. Hourly rate plus •(ATTLI Manchester Rec Swim Team clinched the CCWSL cham- gratuities to equal above NEW YORK (UPI) - The long jumpers to put the Bucks on top, leading rebounder, pulled down 16 average starting wage. Rtonship for the second straight year with a 406-147 win over the Uniforms furnished. No 136-129. rebounds for the Jazz to move his Is a House Milwaukee Bucks found Hartford Jewish Community Center yesterday. The iocal experience necessary, as themselves precisely ^ where In other games in the National total to 1,003. He also scored 25 REP AUERBACH LED DC PHONE 643-2711 we provide complete Basketball Association, New York CELTICS-R) OVER lOOO tankers are unbeaten. Missy Stedman the 50 back. tANFlUWCiacO they wanted to be Tuesday points. tifaining. M ustbe over 18 w ord 648-4825 routed San Antonio, 138-123, Chicago .Nuggets 122, Parers |0 6 VICTDRlESjHEAUfDME In the 8 and under age group, Jen Ostuni captured the 50 fly a „ - ^ FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD IV. night — in overtime. record. WHAT TEAM nifer Birrell took the 25 free, Stacy years of age, and have topped Phoenix, 126-115, New David Thompson scored 27 points, HOLDS THE RECORD OF free, Doug Marshall the 100 IM,M , AAiily iily dependable transportation. 175 Main Manchester, Conn. The Bucks edged the Washington T om kiel th e 25 fly and Pam Orleans beat Buffalo, 125-108, Den\igir dished off 11 assists and grabbed 33 STRA16HT WINS? Kinkade' the 50 back and Carl Bylciw INDEX Bullets, 136-135, in overtime last Kuzmeski the 25 breast. Scott the 50 breast. FRIENDLY three steals to lead Denver, which A. L.A. MOTtCII ADVERTISING ADVERTISINB . night for their third straight victory, had six scorers in double figures and ' 8. MILWAUKEE Jackson won the 25 free and 25 fly, Dana Clough was a double winner 1 - L o b i t n d Found RATES ICECREAM Holp Wantod and all three have gone into over NBA shot 54 per cent from the field. C CELTICS Duncan Campbell the 25 back and in the 13-14 age group taking the 50 2 — Portonolt DEADLINE 13 Butinott Opportunity 14 3 — Anoouncoments -W, time. James Edwards was tops for the Mike Robinson the 25 breast. fly and 200 IM, Beth MacDonald won 12:00 noon tha day btfora 1 day — IK oord par day CORPORATION 4 — Entorttinmont pubUcatton. ^ ^ * * w 1/ .*,|a The Bucks wiii attain the piayoff clobered Indiana, 12M06, Atlanta Pacers with 24 points. 'BrjaMsuk Kris Noone in the 9-10 age group the 100 free and 50 back and Kathy 5 — Auctioni 3 days ...Ida word par day East Iwtisri lwMi4i haaaa EARN EXTRA MONEY - spot they are seeking if they keep for won the 50 back, 50 free and 50 Oaadllna 1^ Saturday and • daya ...,9a word par day East tartfari Sirar laaa [^ //jawowiaa** i NURSES Start your own business on dumped Boston, 117-85, Seattle Hawks 117, Cellirs 85 Campbell the 50 breast. Steve Jackson FINANCIAL Monday it 12.-00 Noon Friday. MP\ W IAIHIR 90TCCAS1 t> breast, Tina Listro took Uie 100 free at daya — I t word par oay IhariiHlar. Haia Straal Main Street. Wanted barber cing overtime games; with six OT downed Kansas City, 114-107, in over Atlanta held Boston to 10 points in won the 50 back and 50 free Peter 8 — Bondt-Stock«-Morta«OM IS worda S2.00 mMinum RN’s - LPN’s shop, hairdresser, snack bar, and 100 IM and Liz Schroder the 25 9 — Pofsonti Loans Happy Ada...... S2.30 Men OasMary, Hiia Slraat triumphs, they are the most time and Portland romped over the last 10 minutes of the second Listro the 200 IM and 100 free and 10 — Inturanco PLEASE READ etc. Manchester Mall 643-1442. successful team in the league in con Cheney hoop fly. Mike Castleman took the 100 free For appointment, call Aid and Assistance has Philadelphia, 113-92. period to grab a 61-47 halftime lead. Gordon Kindade the 50 breast. e m plo y m en t For period ending 7 a m. EST Thursday. During Wednesday part-time and full-time and 25 fly, David Clough the 50 back, 13 — Hsip Waniod between the hours 2 and 7 tests which need an extra period to Knirks 1,38, Spur* 123 The Hawks then allowed Boston only In the 15-18 age group, Chris White YOUR AD night, snow is expected in the mid Rockies, portions of the hours available for you. be decided. David Budd the 50 free and Kent 14 — Bustnoss Opportunitios Claasifiad ada art takan ovar p.m., Wednesday thru Privoto Initructloni IS Bob McAdoo hit 15-of-23 shots from 19 point^in the final period to clinch site changed won the 100 breast and 100 free, Dana 15 — Sftustion Wantod tha phona as a convanianca. Friday. 528-6780 Lakes and throughout the Mississippi valley, rain is expected to Personal and Professional With a record of 33-29, Milwaukee Michaud the 100 IM. mix with snow in the lower Plains. Minimum readings include: the field and scored 33 points to spark the game. John Drew scored 21 Katkaveck the 100 back and Bridget EDUCATION Tha Harald Is rasponsiWa for Equal Opportunity Employer M. F satisfaction derived from REMEDIAL READING and holds second'place in the Midwest In the '11-12 age bracket, Sue 18 ~ Pnvil# Inatructiona only ona iricorract Inaartton and New York to its third straighf Vic points and Steve Hawes added 20 for Anderson the 100 fly. Greg Young (approx, max. temperatures in parenthesis). Atlanta 34 i51i. providing good nursing math: individualized work Site of the Cheney Tech-St. Thomas Romeo took the 50 free and M fiy, 19 — Schoois-Claaaoa then only to tha sUa of tha Boston 18 (26). Chicago 15 (30). Oeveland 13 i29i. Dallas 39 Division, two games ahead of tory. Spencer Haywood added 21- took the 100 free and 100 fly, Scott 20 Instructions Wantod original insertion. Errors which care on a 1 to 1 basis for program. llst-8th grade) by j Linda Jefferson the 50 breast and 100 REAL EtTATE (51). Denver 16 i37l. Dulqlb f Jlfll. Hoqslon 44 i611. Jackson- clients in their own homes Chicago, and Bucks' Coach Don while Earl Monroe and rookie Glen Smith the 100 back and Larry Kruno 22— CondofTiinlumt do not lessen tha value of tha MU master’s degree teacher. 568- items by the state. advarlisamant will not be cor* 34 or inedical facilities. Nelson figures his team, which has Gondrezick had 17 each. Billy Paultz jUree, Tracy O’Brien the 100 IM and the 100. breast. 23 — Homos for Sslo Roek 31 (45). l.os 8075. Speaking at the council's work ses 24 — Lots-Lsnd for Solo rectad by an additional Inaar* I. New Orleans now won five of its last six games, tion. 40 topped San Antonio with 27 points. Sion this week, Glassman told the 25 *-■ invasimant Propofiy San I'ranc isc o 47 PIANO INSTRUCTION - needs a streak of six or seven vic 26 — Busmoss Property pndl For InformaUan Call Hull* 126, Suns 115 council, “I don’t believe I could ask 27 — Resort Property Washington Ti i411 643-9515 Experienced, creative tories to seal a playoff spot. Chicago snapped a three-game 28 — Real Estate Wanted •••••.••••.•••••j teacher. Degree; state and [formed at Disney World with for $900,000 and ever hope to get it Alaimo resigns post _ MISC. SERWCES AID AND ASSISTANCE national certification. All "We've only Mt three in a row," losing streak as Wilbur Holland 30 — Trtval ffafp Wauled 13 Halp Wantod t-.-.-. Priscilla’s Pop — Al Van Nelson said. "But we’ve made a lof Characters.” The students out of committee. In my wildest im- 31 — Services Ottered '______©f: of Northeastern Ct. Inc. levels, beginners welcome. scored 31 points and the Bulls rallied PROVIDENCE, R.i. - With his a number of times over the last few 32 — Pstming-Papering 387 Eitl Cinitr SI. Many extras. Gretchen Van giant step in getting there with those agination I don’t believe I could con- ^ RCK UP > ( o<^w> from a OT-90 deficit entering the ihe money to go on the trip. .earn in the Ivy League cellar. Brown months,” Seipie said. 33 ~ Building-Contracting DENTAL OFFICk*. ••••••••••••••••••• Mtnchesler. Conn. Why, 647-9751. two road wins (at Chicago and New 3A — Roofng-Siding DRESS BARN Windsor, requestir W) A TOZeN fourth quarter. Phoenix, which Iniversity basketball coach Gerry Brown’s overall record was 3-20 35 — Heatmg-Piumbing anted u 36 — Flcft>ring help, with dental a ' GUITAR, BANJO, Baas Orleans) and coming back and dropped its fourth straight, was led Jaimo has resigned. going into Tuesday night’s game (Manager, assistant (NIWSfAFF* INTIAFRili AStN| EGGS. scratching this one out too.” 37 — Moving-Truching-Sloraga (manager, sales help. Ver- bookkeeping. Mus“ PEAR f J f lessons: Experienced with by rookie Walter Davis, who topped ONE OF IMF STOP A SHOP COMP “Gerry’s decision was mutually against Rhode Island. In the Ivy 38 — Services Wented work full time i| children aged 5 on. Adults too. Brian Winters scored the last six all scorers with 36 points, and Paul igreed upon but obviously it was dif- (non area. Experienced. Experience desi League, Brownjs in the cellar with MISC. FOR SALE (Exciting ladies fashion DIE MAKER - Metal stam Enjoyable rapid progress. points in overtime to give Milwaukee 40 — Household Goods resume to Bo I at Bridge Free loan instrument. II Westphal, who had 32. gicuit for him to make and I was an 1-11 mark. ping company. Salary the win. The game was tied, 124-124, 41 — Articles for Sale (store. Salary plus Manchester Herat years experience. 646-6557. Jazz 125, Braves 108 lews Reluctant to accept it,” Brown 42 Building Supplies Commensurate with ability. I benefits. after regulation time and Milwaukee Jimmy McElroy scored 26 points M e d i ^thietic Director Bob ^ ip le said Last year, Seipie continued to back 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs Call 523-1000 CALL GIRLS W, Apply in person. Satellite led, 130-129, when Winters, who led 44 — Livestock f ongs set new record Aerospace Inc., 55 Elm and had 16 assists to spark New “"uesday. Alaimo despite growing dissatisfac .45 — B oa ts & A ccesso rie s part time telephon’ Schooli-Cloiioi 19 all scorers with 29 points, hit three 46 — Sporting Goods from our pleas#f__ ding in that suit. This al Street, Manchester. Orleans. Truck Robinson, the NBA s ‘Gerry and I have talked about this tion among students. 47 — Garden Products id Math skill Good hourly rate.elTH 3-l-A lowed East to make a safe [liests 48 — Antiques INVENTORY WORK - Needs FOR t KE BEST-Manchester 49 — Wanted to Buy mission. Paid va( 7 5 diamond return at trick two. preferred. M a r b dependable person for local Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 EXCELLENT opportunity to holidays. ConvenidS4 3 South ruffed and planked pupils per teacher. FREE in' Careenhigh spree PROBATE .NOTICE RENTALS learn wholesale hardward store. 12 hours monthly. liopulmdnary resuscitation PRESCRIPTION DRUGS! 52 — Rooms for Rent thru Friday hourJs 2 down his ace of hearts. He Iroductor lesson with this ad. COURT OF PROBATE business. Good working con 3-\ NEEDED Include phone number. Write pannequin, shelter, supply; data B a sk e tb a ll DISTRICT OF ANDOVER 53 — Apartments lor Rent and 5 to 9. Call She 10 7 should have entered dummy Call 646 or 646-3549. 54 Homes for Rent ditions, short hours. 5S-1107. t Box U," c /o M ^ c h e s te r 4990, after 5 in order to finesse against ce of Boilers. 55 — Business for Rent EAST Herald. bocessing, $2,428; $1,928; senior OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK.. ESTATE OF CAROLINE MORRA the king. Misplay number Captalp Easy — Crooka •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Itizens, $1,100, $450, clerical work, Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdii 56 ^ Resort Property tor Rent IF YOU ARE an attractive O At OPEN EVERY EVENING MEN Vinkels. Judge, all claims must be 57 — Wanted to Rem APPLICATIONS I W K J two in Just three tricks. and Earle Lappen had 6 58 — Misc. for Rent motivated woman we need ACCOUNTING CLERK - n REAL ESTATE Pisch leads way loor to door survey; reserve fund for (Except Sundays til 6 pm) presented to the fiduciary named at Tommy’s P ♦ AQ J97 Now South was ready to tz pumped i^ 35 and 5 points respectively oelow on or before June 1, 1978 or be you. If you are looking for a WHAT l» IT T you 5fE T Some experience. High School evaluation of land and property, AUTOMOTIVE Wednesday, Marcl attack clubs. He led to barred by law. The fiduciary is: glamorous, challenging posi « Q862 WU THIW Kl'^ OF MAIL ; Graduate. Good figure ap Grzyb 19 and for Farr’s. Richard P. Morra 61 — Autos for Sale to to p.m. Ex dummy and finessed the 10. Inc- 17,000, $6,000 (to be encumbered). 62 — Trucks (or Sale TH should know titude. Hartford base com Homai For Sola 23 Tinker Pond Road tion, with a new Perisian preferred. Not as bad a play as the 77 TiLBeRAMSIB I. ley 12 in leading - Heavy Equipment (or Sale pany. Fringe benefits. Reply Iperial meeting Bolton, Conn. 06040 cosmetic line, you need us. 62 others, but just as much a LaStrada West, Action at Verplanck saw 044-02 64 — Motorcycles-Bicycles 236-2381, 633-3 Q 9 8 7 2 to Box T, c/o Manchester MANCHESTER - Spring in Clark victory 65 *~ Campers-Trsiiers-Mobile " -3 ^ . RECEPTIONIST £ loser. 1 The Board of Education will have a Herald. EOE, M/F. Street location. Attractive 8- night at Illing. Multi Circuits nip the Hom es a.m. to 4:30 p.m becial meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. J9 East took his queen of room Connecticut Gambrel mder and Tim Celtics, 24-23, and • EAST HARTFORD 66 — Automotive Service MEN’S Department Manager typist. Good ap clubs, cashed the king of I t Bolton Center School library. - Autos (or Rent-Lease - full time, must have selling PART TIME Driver for nestled on a beautiful wooded By LEN AliSTER uad 30 and 23 Automatic Comfort beat PUBLIC SCHOOLS fla re s. Appearanc hearts and got out with a lot. Country kitchen, two experience in men’s wear or very important, school buses. We will train Herald SporlHMriler Board members will discuss an pspectivefy for Police (score not noted on ble: North- third diamond. responsible applicants. Caii working fireplaces, 2-car gar Organic furnishings. Liberal employi^ee laid all fringe South was ready to go fpplication for a Comprehensive game report). Pete Foley INVITATION discount,■” ' paid ' ■ pension' ■ n piaplan, ier: South. 643-2414. age. Must be seen. $70's. R. Freshman John Pisch hit for a career-high 21 points in his Lott and Found for ai ointmei after the fourth suit and Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Employment Training Act project canned 10 points and Ray plus other benefits. Calllall Mr.M 643-211 fledgling collegiate career in helping Clark University upset the TO BID Yi committed the final and EXPERIENCED Restaurant 646-1680, 6647-1139. grant and administrative and Lata 9 for Circuits while LOST - Near Downtown Vee, at D&L Store, Vemo', ' 1* worst misplay of the hand. Shampoo BID #440 875d)785.wc t^oe. r Manager wanted to operate University of Hartford, 91-85, last night in Worcester, Mass. lecretarial salaries. :nis netted 31 Manchester, 6 month female, His only chance to avoid the HEBRON. Make an offer on Jim Flinks had a game- OFFICE ELECTRIC .fs Oldest Licenws p ^ small snack bar. Main Street. The Manchester High product, I The board will probably go into 1 Barry 28 and Labrador/Shephard puppy. loss of two spade trlclu Must take interest In business. this spotless seven room high 11 markers for the TYPEWRITERS PHONE FROM Home to s tre a m S to re s would be to find Bast with whose previous best effort was 20 Executive session to discuss the it 20 as Kahuna Mostly black, with tan paws. 643-1442. Ranch. Decorator family Pisch surpassed his previous best Celtics. Dave Dougan had Information may be ob Wearing silver choke chain vice our customers in QuafifioH ir-.,.v.:iii . j ace and one spade. In that room with wood burning points against Wesleyan, tossed in 8 lalaries and arbitration for the pd Moriarty’s, tained from Alan Desmarais. Mancchester area. FlexibiJl_ ■'^nillldg lead: » 3. with 44 seconds to go with a pullup 15 points for Comfort while collar. About 45 pounds. Call case he could enter dummy, Allay Oop — Dava Qrauais TELEPHONE Communicator stove, two-car garage, acre lot points and dished out one assist in the jumper on a 2-on-l break. |eacher contracts for 1978-1979. Tucker scored Purchasing Agent, East Hart hours. Super earnings. 249-’’* iJ/l6jf„tC}” e0upie[------lead a spade toward his James Kibble had 20 for Alice, 646-5949, or 232,-4479. 7773 - Do you have the ability to . Out of state owner anxious. closing minutes to thwart a Hartford The data for arbitration between Kurt Carlson ford School Department, 110 Reward. Call 643-8^ anytii icoby queen, lead bacx a second $52,900. Barnett. Bowman and “ Pisch is a fine player," praised Police. I B E L ie V E communicate with the public? comeback. he school board and the Bolton ran 13 and Bob Long Hill Drive, East Hart ■ itag spade from his bwn hand, 249-3942. Co. Realtors, 633-3661. M Clark Coach Wally Halas. "He's a WANTED - Gas station atten CAMBMO ford, Ct. 06108 until bid P on on ali AVON GIVES TOU go percent of duck in dununy and watch The Hawks, a Division II school, gutsy kid. When it comes down to Education Association has been 2 for Moriar- Doug Martin 10 points dant, full or part time. both worlds. Hor j play the other •THATM2LI , opening on IMarch 6, 1978 at East play his ace. SAID L l M . ' Builnoti Opportunity 14 MANCHESTER - Two family down 41-22 at one stage in the first clutch time, you put your money on ■hanged to March 10 at 3 p.m. at the and Jay Hedlund 7 as Mature, responsible person time opportunity This is a normal last re 2:00 p.m. for third shift. References. 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. half after a Pisch three-point play him," jolton Center School library. interf^e with y< properly to the sort play that works fairly SMALL ENGINE Service 'Immaculate. Good rents. $46,- Boland Oil edged past Pro The East Hartford Public Call 871-1698. life. The caming^^> Q^ pf four and 43-30 at the intermission, (allied COMECnOH 3 often and would have Corporation - expanding 600. Hutchins Agency, 646- Kevin Clark, one of three freshmen Remodeling, 35-33, last Schools is an Equal Oppor-^ and you choose his play of the worked this time. But it was 3166. to take a 64-61 lead. including Pisch in the starting lineup, I Blanchard tunity Employer. TELEPHONE Sales - earn TORE dealer network. No night at the East Side Rec. j RUSSELL’S BARBER & S '- / '”' weU qualify not South’s. He led the first experience necessary. But the Division III Cougars, now boints and Alex 045- 02 $3.00 per hour. Salary and 742-6946. | hi the Guinness led tournament-bound Clark with 22 Tim Feshler had a game^ Styling Shop announces spade toward dummy’s king Complete training program. MANCHESTER - New listing. 16-6, took the lead for good with 3:48 bonus. Multi branch four state and lost two spade tricks in points. ®in leading high 14 for Remodeling. appointments accepted .„„.„,bords. He man- $500. investment required to Verplanck School, ^ acio u i 2 left as Pisch canned both ends of a firm, has permanent TRAVEL AGEN^iay each one of addition to the three tricks bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, Clark, ranked third, is slated to lurchase : Cycle to a 28- Roger Greenwood (17), •Tuesday thru Friday, 8 openings. Call 872-3663. start your own business. Ideal person with at lea%, A one-and-one. He made it a three- Ll^oland Oil last already gone, to wind up for retired or paart .time. carpeting, screened porch. face second-seeded and host Irving Hainsey (12), Dave INVITATION a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Walk- experience. Ad^e he played down two at a hand Where he Large private yard. Garage. point lead (76-73) with an 8-foot lission teels acquisition is a sound (le Y. Glenn Details on request. Mr. Brandeis Friday night in the opening Lammey (10) and Chris ins Saturday^ 8 a.m. to 5 resume, at Umveriig of diamonds might easily have scored an Barker. ESCAA Field Many extras! $45,900. Hayes jumper in the lane and sent it to a lea," he summed up. ) and John TO BID p.m. Call 646-6659, comer overtrick. round of the Division III Tournament Galligan (10) led Burger The Manchester Board of Training Division Box 616.. Corporation, 646-0131, five-point margin (80-75) combining [Roberta and Frank Falana of South of Oak and Spruce Jl,?nrmentM9”5Si5f'^"'^ at Walthem, Mass. In the other |( 8) topped King to a 57-46 win over Education seeks bids for (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Wading River, New York, on a steal in the backcourt and sub ■eet indicated their strong support Streets. > r l d 11792. MANCHESTER - New listing. matchup top-ranked Boston State Wyman Oil. Dave Callahan Musical Instruments for the P A R T T IM E Extraordinary eight room sequent layup. faces Suffolk. acquisition and preservation of ■“nham hooped (•And Not Thursday, as had a game-high 28 for 1977-1978 school year. Sealed Wanted to do time Tha Fllntatonaa — Hanna 1008 MANY PEOPLE only dream U6iR designed Chalet. Four area. Recreation Director Lionel was recently incorrectly Should have ti; (■leading Multi Wyman with Chris proposals will be received un t of owning their own business. bedrooms. 2 1/2 baths, two said he would encourage * a 23-21 duke advertised. We're sorry experience. Would! fireplaces, double garaage. Schoembs chipping in 14 til 11:00 a.m., March 14, 1978, for any misunderstanding |c re s t Perhaps it's time for you to .h Dave Boggini situation for a retir) pursue that dream. I have 3/4 acre treed lot. Hayes Cor and former PZC Chair- Johnson': tallies. at which time they will be this error may have will be open to anyui^v . publicly opened. over 1,000 businessess for sale poration, 646-0131. , by four one-hundreds of a caused our customers.) wishes to d (^ a rt time work in Herald. by owners. Many for Lafleur too much Specifications and bid forms second 1:34.17 to 1:34.21 Sijady Crest this field. For further infor minimum down. For free GLASTONBURY may be secured at the mation please call 644-1584. Minnechaug Mountain. with Carey Adgate third. B o w lin g Business Office, 45 N. School SET UP - Metal stamping brochure write: Interstate iRUSSELL’S BARBER & Area company. Salary commen Business Marketing, P.O. Box Exceptionally attractive Street, Manchester, Connec WAITRESSES - Experienced for Detroit Wings The course was 489 meters, Styling Shop announces ap- and surate with ability. Apply in 1886. Pueblo, Colo. 61002. Contemporary Raised Ranch. nights. Apply in person. La or 1,605 feet long, vertical I'EE-TOTALERS - Judy ticut, Raymond E. Demers, [pointment accepted Tuesday person, Satellite Aerospace Cathedral celling with beam. 125- 355, Lucille Krinjak Strada West, 471 liartford drop of 175 meters, 575 Sabella 193-491, Joanne Business Manager. thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 Inc., 55 Elm Street, AREA ADVISORS NEEDED MANCHESTER - Looking to Lots of glass and wrought 126- 30, Marti Sarles 132, O’Connell Road, between 2 and 4 p.m. Iron, two fireplaces, raised (UPI) — The haves and the have-nots were at it feet, with 46 grates. Becky Blake 179, Sharon Richard 046- 02 'p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 Manchester. open your own beauty shop? Linda Smith 128, Kathy a.m . to 5 p.m. Call 646-6659, Dr. Urea We h a v e tw o a c tiv e hearth In family room, built-in again Tuesday night. The game was in Montreal. Thc'ee guesses Dorsey won the women’s 208-506, Kim ^ g g ie ro 182- McConnell 135-359. corner of Oak and Spruce SECOND SHIFT Forman - AFTERNDDN & EVENING businesses available forr yoiyour bookcases, wall-to-wall what happened. “ slalom, followed by Cindy 190-540, Pat Twerdy 197- Streets. Can Mechnical / electrical inspection. Call toda;today. carpeting, beautiful treed lot. knowledge required. Salary HOURS $79,500. Phlibrick Agency. "They made it easy for me the six points enatjle.d him to over Nelson and Tania Tutt. 517, Betty Maiorca 176, FRIENDSHIP- Pegge LEGAL B lanchard & Rossettb. commensurate with Realtors. 646-2482. Realtors. 646-4200. tonight," said^ Guy Lafleur after take the New Yo^Iik Islanders’ Bryan Donna Magowan 175-485, Shelsky 179-498, Pat NOTICE 64^9947 experience. Contact Com Mary Ann Garbeck 211-499, □ EMPLOYMENT scoring three goals and adding three Trottier in the.Teague scoring race. Chatted with Karen Kor- Thibodeau 200-503, Lee PATRICIA A. HAYNES M for Ton munication Cable Inc. 5 Gtenn MUST HAVE CAR SERVICE BUSINESS - With MANCHESTER - Unique assists as the Montreal Canadiens "it was tpdgh for me to get there, fanta, assistant alpine Nancy Washburn 176, Bean 184-506, Evie Feder vs. Road, Manchester, 647-1468, $800 a week income available Contemporary Ranch. Twelve Marge DeLisle 486, Nan ROSS A. HAYNES H«lp Wantod 13 in this area. A cash business. rooms. Including adjoining in ripped the Detroit Red Wings, 9-3. especially^hen I was trailing him at coach, and she said the 188, Betty Walter 466, Bill THIS IS YOUR opportunity law apartment, sunken living Santerson 483, Claudette Avery 253-584, Steve SUPERIOR COURT Why not send Minimum fhvestment "They played a wide-open game and one pniq* by about 13 points," said course was not too fast or SALES POSITION - Straight (or a career as an Optician. required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- room, formal dining room, Mertens 456. STATE OF a happy thought Train in our Apprentice Call Jeanne 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 they didn’t bother to check us. Before Lafleurf "When you’re behind you ’ not too steep. Pelletier 201-589, Don commissions, leads furnished 9544. three paths, tour bedrooms, High-shooter CONNECTICUT Program in M anch^ter. Call Fountain Village always work hard to get ahead and The World Cup will be at Woodbury 200-538, Bill (0 homeowners. Call 242-5402. to someone todayl huge (ireplaced family room, the game we figured it would be a COUNTY OF HARTFORD 643-1191. tight-checking game." when you’re in front you always want Pete Kiro of East Catholic Stratton March 2-6, prac- ZODIAC- Barbara Mar Shelsky 505, Dick Wood and game room. Phlibrick Agen February 21, 1978 2 3 23 Homoo For Bala cy. Realtors. 648-4200, to stay there. I was always confident ble 454, Nancy McKeown bury 535, Pete Higgins 550, VARIOUS OFFICE Duties - Homol For Solo Homoo For Bala 33 l.safleur was doubly happy because High leaped high to get off shot tice starts March 1 One ORDER OF NOTICE that I’d get to the lead." 199-521, Carol Powell 186- Tom Kershaw 527. in industrial supply firm. WAITRESS - Part time. Beacon Mil against Aquinas in recent loss, hundred and fifty of the Notice to the Experience preferred. Experienced only. Must be In the only game in the World The slender forward will be in world’s best skiers will be 457. defendant. Modem East Hartford loca flexible with hours. 643-2223 or NEDA Apartments Hockey Association, the Quebec Nor PAKKADE JIM O R S- Ross A. Haynes tion. Good fringe benefits. We 647-9995. P U T T IE M l? Transactions action Friday night when East "’^"5' are an E.O.E. Call 289-8291 diques downed the Houston Aeros 5- un f ». -j nations will be flying. A ST. JAMES- Donna Sklat Eric Begley 176, Todd Upon the Complaint of the We are looking for □ 2 . after 4:3U p.m. $480. WEEKLY Possible - WE NEED HOMES! meets Wilcox Tech of Meriden great sight, Plaintiff in the above entitled 138-356, Bette Vittner 125- Short 179-456, Mike Madore mailing circulars. No gim young, self-motivating, Call 647-9946 K Islander* 4, Maple Duf* 3 at Hall High in Class L Tourna- See you on the mountain, 127-136-388, Debbie Rozell 175, Jay Higley 476. action, praying for reasons BOOKKEEPER micks, free details. Baseball therein set forth, for the dis hard working and m cpm ir tvanni Wayne Merrick and Denis Potvin ment action. (Herald photo by Experienced, small three girl Guaranteed. HABBCO, Box agreasive people. You Cincinnati — Invited left-hander Al solution of marriage, is retur office in Manchester. Some scored within a one-minute span ear Dunn) 678-A Lufkin, Texas, 75901. must; BE ABLE TO Downing to training camp. ly in the third period, snapping a 2r2 nable to the Superior Court ihone and public contact, part ime with possibility of full WORK FOUR HOURS Montreal — Signed pitcher Larry tie. New York’s Bryan Trottier fell V within and for.the County of f EMERGENCY MEDICAL time. All replies kept strjctly Technicians and wheelchair A DAY (AM or PM) Landreth. four points behind Guy Lafleur in the Hartford, to be held at Hart GENERM. MOTORS AUTO REPAIRS ford on the Third Tuesday of confidential. Send resume to drivers wanted. Full time. FIVE DAYS A WEEK. Pittsburgh — Signed pitcher Tim Division hoo DISHWASHER Porter - Mon laigue scoring race and Toronto’s March. 1978. and upon a M(^ Box S, Manchester Evening Apply 1739 Main Street, East'' Jones. Herald. P O S S E S S A day thru Friday, Full time Darryl Sittler failed to score a goal champs lisle'S tion that the residence of the \.. Hartford. Texas —Traded outfielder Willie PLEASANT, CLEAR days, must have previous BOSTON (UPI) - SBNIGE Defendant. Ross A. Haynes, is SPEAKING kitchen experience. Apply to Horton and left-handed pitcher David unknown and all reawnable Season-long leader TELEPHONE VOICE. Chef. Steak Out Restaurant, Clyde to Cleveland for right-handed r H o ck e y ] efforts to ascertain said NOTICE Route 83, Vernon. CHARMINB Merrimack has been HOURS ARE SHORT Three bedroom Colonial. I‘A baths, formal dining relief pitcher Tom Buskey and out dMUSIOII residence have failed, and . PUBUC HEARING BRICK EXTERIOR crowned D^ision II cham BUT THE PAY IS EXPERIENCED Help and three bedrooms make this Ranch a must see! fielder John Lowenstein. for the first time in 10 games, tailing that notice of Ihe institution of ADDmONAL APPROPRIA'nONS room, double garage and a ONE YEAR LIMITED pion in New England and EXCELLENT. wanted - Apply Tuesday or Fireplaccd living room, garage and a ONE YEAR two short of the league record of 11 this action is most likely to BOARD OF DIRECTORS HOME WARRANTY. $41,500, Brandeis University has come to his attention is as CIIU. N H ...... 24I-JM2 Wednesday, 206 West Center LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! $40 s, College held jointly by Andy Bathgate and MITO TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Tommy's Pizzaria hereinafter ordered: Street, Bobby Hull, won the Division 111 title, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of One. Brown — Gerry Alaimo resigned as ORDERED, that notice of the final UPI coaches Manchester, CkNUiecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the head basketball coach. Bruin* 4, Flyer* 4 Ihe institution of said action ratings show. LON COST RENTilLS Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Evansville — Named Dick Walters Rick MacLeish scored with 24 be given the Defendant, by Merrimack, 20-5, picked up Manchester, Connecticut, T u e ^ y , March 7,1978, at 8:00 P.M. COORDINATOR/TRAINER as head basketball coach. seconds to play to salvage a tie for some proper officer or other all 12 first-place votes cast to consider and act on the following: Philadelphia. The Flyers had pulled person by causing a true and part-time by Division II coaches in CEMNE n PMTS Mtfkchettar Community CoKaga aaaha a part-tima coordinator/tralnar Pro Football goalie Rick St. (>oix in favor of a attested copy of this Order of Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget the final weekly ratings for 1977-70, Recreation — $3,297.00 to be financed from fees (or an INFO LINE Program to work M '/ t h4Mjrs par waak from March Notice to be published in^he through Dacambar. 1978. Chicago — Hired James "Buddy" sixth skater in the final minute of collected. play before MacLeish netted his 25th a unanimous total of 60 FMTOIIY Maneliester Evening Her.-ild. OUAUnCATfONS Ryan as defensive coordinator. Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, Minimum of Mattar't tfagraa. ft Bachalor't dagraa plut thraa yaara of goal of the season on a backhander points to outdistance a newspaper. Iiaving a rir< WESUlVICC eulatiun in tlie Town of South CCTA Title VI — $69^17.00 to be financed from Grant. axparianca (dagraa and axparlanca in aocial ivork or aodal planning from just outside the Boston goal. runner-up Bridgeport by 23 I C M ! I TRUCKS? prafarrad). Applicanta should ba familiar with tha aocial aarvica agan- Hockey Windsor, two limes con- Capital* 7, Knrkie* 4 points. CAU US PM M APPMimWIT Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 61, ciaa in the Oraatar Hartford arpa. FOREST HIUS CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONINR Indianapolis (WHA) — Acquired Brandeis, 17-5, has led seeulively. om-e a week for ‘CETA Title II — 111,^.00 to be financed from Grant. DUTIES Spacious (our bedroom Colonial. 2'/z baths, first (lour Wall-to-wall carpeting, all appliances go with this Ace Bailey, injured for much of the OR STOP m NR A n a k t i i i a t l , two successive weeks, com Tha coordkiator/traktar wW develop INFO LINE aoclai aarvica CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING week. Hourly rate plus Manchester Rec Swim Team clinched the CCWSL cham- gratuities to equal atove Rs s Ib /N im average starting wage. NEW YORK (UPI) — The long jumper* to put the Bucks on top, leading rebounder, pulled down 16 pionship for the second straight year with a 406-147 win over the Milwaukee Bucks found *36-129. rebounds for the Jazz to move his Uniforms furnished. No Hartford Jewish Community Center yesterday. The local experience necessary, as Is a House a i i E themselves precisely where ***ti total to 1,003. He also scored 25 RED AUERBACH LEp-nC - PHONE 643-2711 we provide complete ihov u>on«
H oathoM Qood$ 40 Aocmm iktr ftafft 82 »partmmtl8 far Ham 5* Autos fo r Sato 61 ACROSS 6 Star in Answer to PrevkHis Puzzle Cygnus Ma s t e r e v e n in g HFPStrt Manchexlnr rnnn w J WE BUY AND SELL Ufed ^FIHINISHED Sleeping Room h e a t PAID I Gsnnanlitle 7 Shah’s UUQBlLlULIUaUUCJL) furniture. One piece or enUre « w^ewuisia, ^ CORVAIR - 8350 or best n n o i n n n e ■ Conveniently located. carpetfflg, apallian ces, yard 8 Exprastioiis country ChariM M. Schulti . 3 H Q & noueeful. CaA on the line. oHar. Car in good running con- It Irish post 8 Acting a role n n n Available April 1st. For forcfaikfeo.:.Only 8200. Rental_____ Furniture Bam. 646-0t6S ditlon. Call 643S569 anytime. Dear Abby 12 Of the spring (2wds| a n u ’"groan only. CaU 640-1133, Assistors, 23856%; S m ^ fee. 13 Praposhion 9 Rubber rug n n a after 7 p.m. u 1962 PLYMOUTH SAVOY - 6. 14 Sequence of miTno n n E t !T5 Y O U S h o u l d 10 Subtle |S e a n n o n [T T T Y STUX LOOKING? CUl Ren Automatic. Tires, body, nilsrs 11 Sutrender La r g e c l e a n iioom - d a - tal Assistors. Over 7M vacan By Abigail Van Buren t f □E) □ n o n m S . k * HA v e Y b L D w t t ^ engine, and transmission 15 Morality 14 Clothes dntsr VE5S(R,MR.PRINCIB1\L... □ MI8C. FOR 8ALE Jrally located, private en cies daily. All areas, sizes and |A T i *1 □ n n s n u g 0>od. No leaks. Elxtras wheel. DEAR ABBY: For several years Pva served aa a 17 Noun suffix ISFadier 1 R 1 NOT 7b oo \ hance, pouting. m U s it aged, prices. Many welcome n n n MV TEACHER SENT ME JUSTA L . Snows. Good oil and gas paramedic on a volunteer basis with the county ambulance 18 Basra 18 London n G □ n n responsible gentleman, no children and pets. Small fee, E E H 5 H TO SB E fO U BECAUSE ■n<£RE5IR,*i«- ArtfdM for Safe 41 mJeage. 8350. 6465372. service. I e i ^ y R, but Pm thinking giving it up. I can ISMaditinsI district □ n o t o □ □ □ a that. drinking, references. 649-1237. 2365646. pisnt 20 Fannsytvanis handle accident victims, drownings, coronaries, W lYn □ □ B o n n I V E ^ f i M i l N e ASLEEP ■ ftW O N lO U ^ ALUMINUM sheets used as 1074 AMC GREM LIN - 21 sun dty □ I D D D i a U D D IN CLASS A6AIN.. MALE TO SHARE bouse with just notiup to facing one more abM ^ eMM LaM night I 24Conitos printing plates, .007 thick, FOUR ROOMS Second floor, Automatic, 81100. excellent 22 Wish undone 32 Vagus -j,------same - Wasber/dryer, Lame held a beautifal 6-year-oid child in my arms who had le a n dagrae (sbbr.) sbbr.) central, retired couple or Body, good running. 646402^ 23 Bsseballer 1 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for yard. Utilities included. 8120 ^ibeatmi so badly ^ looked as though she bad been in a 28 Exisisd 36 Bsaring 46 Secluded 81. Phone 643-2711. married mature adults. al25 Williams 37 Dismal ro o i^ ^ . Security. 742-9^; ■ wreoL With her tiny hand cliitdiM tightly aroimd my 28 Materiel fever vtiley' monthly, security. Call 643- STUDEBAKERolUDEBAKER 19^ 28 Humor 38 Heedmsstars 5-1 v'lorafinger, she m an a^ to whisper, *1 was bad,” before 27 Thousandth UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub 7004 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. automaUc transmission. V-8, 26 Upper limb 39 Urchin 47 Compass she died. |The parents didn't realize they were ‘iu rtin g ” 28 Cams to tsmis Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, ••••••••••■••••••••••••a.. condition, but needs 30 Dopes 27 Eenis, meenle.'41 Greater In point It> SLEEEPING ROOM for rent her that much—they were only trying to teach her a mlnsy.____ Brownies, nurses. East w ^ . Excellent parts car. 33 Mother girth 48 Afternoon -centrally located, 146 Center Homaa tor Rant 54 lesaonll 29 Long fish Catholic School. 640-1225. 8100 or best offer. 6465742. 34 Firatrate beverage Street. (Niet person only. I woiild love to adopt a chfld, and even went through all 30 Author 42 Bsforahsnd MY UNCte TIM BCWIBO NOW THE KNUCKUBS ON ..FWaV\ D R A a t^ sfcg . Please call, 6494)013. (comp, wdj 49 It is (contr.) COLUMBIA • Immaculate 3 the red tape s i n ^ pMple must go through in applying for 38 Arsbisn Fleming 44 Regarding (2 BI-Foc«la - By Ruth Marein I0<9AAAE9ACAV Hia RIEHT HAND ARE ALi. ON TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - bedroom, 111/2 baths, single IWl PLYMOUTH Fury III - 52 Ms’s mats Air condition, automatic a child. I love children and I know I’d be a good mother, but prince 31 Spanish titls wds., Lst, EVERY OAYIOR 2 0 RAW AND BLEEDING... ■IHEERCUND. Good condition. Good for f u r n i s h e d r o o m - home. Formal dining room, transmission, power steering, 37 Insecticide V B A R O , ^ plating, or welding. Call 649- Gentleman only, kitchen fireplace, oil beat, garage. Iln gay and if the adoption agency found out, that w o ^ be 1 2 i 4 1 • 7 1 9 i6 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. power brakes. Rear defogger, the end of it. 40 Compass privileges, central location, Adults preferred.' 8350 point radio, tilt steering wneel, Abby, please tell parents who are melinlwa, IrilHng «tiH 11 12 b e c a u s e ~ T references and deposit. 643- monthly, plus security. Petrus 41 Carrisge •BECAUSE EREDERICK T NCR CASH REGISTER - 2893 after 5 p.m. control. 8795. psycholo^cally abusing their children to seA omipetent Realty, 2fe-3777. 04Sf-oo38. 42 Vicinitv 13 14 ' k i WtW'rBATANY Reconditioned, with many help. They are so lucky to have children. There ars a lot of 43 12. Roman ii ,tLP'5H.AAOTT^ER. EJJftCTLY/ three days totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - us who would give anything to call ourselves parents. 48 Intellsctuil is 17 228-3057. Apartmania For M nt S3 1068 DODGE Wagon - Very III.) OF s t a r v a t io m s h o u l d Available March 1. Please good running condition. Body II 11 20 21 22 zT call 6467605 or 6462871. NO NAME OR TOWN, PLEASE 7Rlr. Ringsr F ISH DIET? MOLDED FORMICA top and LOOKING for anything in real mileag®. 8400. Call 50 Not fat ta Do it ! 6461941, after 4 p.m. 21 21 paneled bar with two shelves estate rental - a p a ^ e n ts. IMMEDIATE Occupancy - 3 51 Mysterious DEAR NO NAME: Nearly every dty has a hot-Une for 27 21 and four stools. 8175. 646-6028. homes, multiple dw ^ing bedrooms, with carpeting, 52 Fruit (pi.) 29 fees. Call f D. Real EsUte WO V-8 CHEVY Impala - parents who abuse their chlldrea. I hope your letter serves 53 Oceans appliances and laundry K i\ mv itonwi, m Skidoo - BUck vinyl top and interior, as a reminder that there IS help far s i ^ child abusers. 54 Singer 32 33 Associates, Inc. ' 6461980. facilities. Only 8250. Rental ... excellent condition, 8550. Call runs excellent, radials, power Can your local Information for the number. Williami *******••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• 34 31 31 37 31 39 643-7131 after 6 p.i^i. Assistors. 2365646. Small fee. brakes and steering, ffofflea for Safe 2t Heef Etiatu Wanted 28 M ANCHE t e r - Main Homes for Safe 23 Susfnsss Property automatic. Clean. AskiSg DEAR ABBY: I recently borrowed a glass flower vase DOWN 4p 41 42 Street, 2 r om apartment, A M A ZIN G P R IC E - 2 home Sewing Machine heated, hot i ater, appliances, 8750. 6463888. from a friend. When I went to her house to return it, she C O V E N T R Y - P r iv a c y COVENTRY -127.000.6 Room ell es- WANTED • Manchester / bedroom Duplex, with 1 Walls 43 44 45 49 MANCHESTER - ttl' .. • white‘ and ■' aqua, new cabinet, linet, ^rking, no j ets Security. 5 ^ wasn’t home, but her next-door fabighbor volunteered to II abound! in thli lix room full Ranch. Private beach rights. tablished Pizza Sub South Windsor. 8 room newer carpeting and appliances. 2 Fixed prices atta ch m en ts, |100. Cali 1973 CHRYSLER Newport see that she got it, so I left it with her. 47 41 49 •0 dormered Cape Cod let on 1 Shows well. Lessenger Mils, Residential area. G( home. Large kitchen, 2 car Only 8100. Rental Assistors, 3 Egyptian dsity Priscilla’s Pop - Al Vcri|iaar garage. 2 baths. |60s. Prin- ______anytime 569*2348. power steering, power brakes, Well, the n ei^ b or’s little boy accidentally broke the 1/2 acres. Landscaped lot, 646-8713. come, nly 813,000. 1 air conditioning, 8 cylinder 4 Pronoun 51 52 f o u r ROOlfl - heated apart- . vaM. It can be replaced, but it is rather eim nsive, so I told 5 Climbing front to back living room, English Colonies Real! ciples only. 6463038. TORNITURE GALORE-and good condition, 81550. Cali ^ PICK UP OkTAV.' • dining room, beameo ceiling, MANCHESTER - Newly con ment, 30 I ^ i s t street, securi- f?P“ this neighbor that I th ou ^ t she should pay half and I plant 53 54 THAT'S L(XK ’AT THESE 643-7743. 875-1045. 644^ _____ 'n Street, East 65 p.m. IMiWSPAPpNINTfRfRlIi AISN) EGGS, A CHANCE/THEY breezeway, 2K;ar garage. f4V,- Ranch. 2 1/2 baths. Eat-ln- NEW HAVEN -Finest laQieS - ...... HartfnrW Hartford. OOA 289-8480, OiOA m.. Tuesdav- 1968 MERCURY Park Lane - favor and she didn't see why she should pay anything. Who 'LARGE'ON THE WERE ONLY lAlP 500. Philbrick Agency, kitchen. Fireplaced family shop, every top line, 8 (^ ’^ Houaahotd Goods 40 5pturday, 11-5. Buy and sell. OFFICES FOR RENT - G o ^ condition, asking 8375. is responsible in this case? BOX, BUT THEVT^E Realtors, 646-4200. room. 2 car garage. Private h i g h l a n d PARK area, Manchester. Heat, air, 7 VESTERRAY/^ gross. Establlhed 20 luxury towii Call after 5 p.m. 2N^30. treed yard. Country Club house - fully janitor,, carpeted. Exxcellent SO SMALL.' Asking 845,000 plus invf'l“ H R E F R IG E R A T O R S RECONDITIONED RCA - 19 caipeted, he^t and hot water - CHICAGO Win at Bridge ENGLISH COLONIES Realty area. 867,000. Plano Realty, Call Herb Saxe, B r o k e r ' W a s h e r s , ranges, used inch color portable T.V. 125 to location, rents start, 8100, 1973 CHEVROLET - Blue Im 646-5200. included, security and lease. 8125, and 8150. per month. Call LTD. New Manchester office. 2008, guaranteed and clean. New 8149. Essex Motor Inn, 100 8325. Call 64f -1616 pala 350.50,000 miles. Air con- DEAR CHICAGO; Yon are. Anxious to assist you in your ...... ;••••• shipment damaged, GE and East Center Street. 6465334 or 6467175 evenings. diUoning. 4 good Ures. Good real estate needs. 643-7743. WESTWOOD Development, Four Wrongs set new record Frigidaire. Low” prices. B.D. Manchester, 6462300. ^ N C H E S T S R - 5 Unique running condition. 81780 Call DEAR ABBY: I am a 6year-old girl who has juvenile 644-8233. 875-1045. Manchester Raised lUnch. 0 1250 SQ U A R E F E E T - Why not send Pearl and Son, 640 Main Rooms in th e "Mansion” on 6465518, after 5:00 p.m. rheumatoid arthritis. To treat my symptoms I take a ding in that suit. This al rooms. 3-4 bedrooms, formal, Immediate occupancy. Ideal a happy thourf . Street, 6462171. Main Street, SALE - Vacant wood Otis Street. Huge fireplaced heavy daily dose of cortisone. Until my illness I was a NOXTH 61-A lowed Bast to make a safe MANCHESTER - New listing dining room, eat in kitchen, for Oral surgeon. Dentist, 6462171. building. Two story. 155 feet hvingroom,2 bedrooms, study Trucka tor Sala g j normal Idd in size and appearance, but the medicine I take ♦ 1:75 diamond return at trick two. - 6 room Cape. Corner lo f wall to wall, 2 full baths, to som eone tocpy' physician or general business by 45 feet. Solid wood con or plant roon i. All utilities. No W toS43 South ruffed and planked Aluminum siding. New carpeting. Central air condi use. Will subdivide to suite. has made me “moonfaced" and very heavy. SEARS PORTABLE Diye Di er - struction. Call 1-827-7480 pets. 8350. Blanchard & 1970 FORD Elconoline 200 - e I 82 down his ace of hearts. He kitchen. Insulation. Fireplace. tion. Large family room, with Week days 9 to 5 p.m. 647-9903, Abby, many of the Idds at school call me names and Raal Batata WantaO 2$ Harvest Gold. Very gioodci con- evenings only. Ask for Mr. Rossetto, 644 -2482. Low mileage. Set up as a 10 7 should have entered dummy fleldstone fireplace. 2 car at evenings and weekends, 646 tease me because of my weight, and lately It's been hurting Garage. English Colonies dition. 875. Call 289-8942 ' Dorsey. camper. Best offer. Call 643- in order to finesse against tached garage. 8^,000. 640- 1421. me. WEST EAST Realty LTD. 643-7743. 875- ALL CASH For your anytime 7907, ask for Bob. the king. Misplay number Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawranca 1045. 6637. FOUR ROO;M Apartment - What's the best way to make my classmates understand e J 10 9 8 ♦ A4 within 24 hours. AvoiT,” ®” ------WHEELHORSE Snowblower. First floor. Mlarried adults on V 6 two in just three tricks. STORE OR Professional Of that I can't help the way I look, and it’s not from eating too V K J Tape, Instant Service. **ayes WE BUY AND SELL used fur Like new, 6 horsepower, 8 ^ ! ly. No pets. Parking for one 1973 DODGE VAN B-lOO 3/8. 10 5 4 3 Now South was ready to COLUMBIA • New Raised fice space for rent, 1st floor. much sweets. e e A Q J 9 7 Corporation, 646-0131. _____ niture. One piece or entire Also, sofa and chair, red car. No appl iances. Security. V-8. Automatic transmission. ♦ 543 attack clubs. He led to i' Ranches and Ranches. Star Main Street, downtown. 646 « Q 86 2 THSyjta PROM C0UPANIB5 ALL H ANI houseful. Cash on the line. crushed velvet, just Near bus.- Chill 6461265. Carpeted. Paneled. $2200. Call dummy and finessed the 10. LITS JUST SAY 1442. SOfTH OysR WORLD.. H e siN S M » | 10 PAYMIN ting at 847,500. Large wooded Lota-Land lor 8ala 24 SELLING your house? r®” Furniture Bam. 6460865. reupholstered. Call after 4 295-0984. FAfTffFULLY WAITING IN MASS. Not as bad a play as the TO ^ 0 MY OWN PRK0 FOR PR lots. Buy now and pick ut your I ♦ I 62 J PRICI f WSAWBPOlSi first and we’ll make p.m. 6461534. f e m a l e others, but just as much a MV NBW SOLAR BNBRSy ^ colors. OOMATE to W i Q 987 2 Lessenger Sells, 646 cash offer. T.J. C rcf*® "’ DINING & LIVING Room share large DEAR WATTINO: Yon need not be ashamed to tell your loser. PROCISSl — » 8713. BOLTON - Private scenic - 2 louse with three Uotorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 acre building lot, excellent Realtor, 6461577. ^ t s - Odd pieces. Sofa, glass, THREE SHAUN Cassidy girls. Own b Iroom. 8120 per OFFICE SPACE dassmates exactly what yon have t
’ < I -S' gtX-D - MANCHESTER j « EVENING HERALD. Mandiwter. Wed.. March I/IW8 modifies Rockville High School schedule m i r y ^pf c o n tra s ts course selection for those students take more than five subjects and still schedule ______•noditieo scheduling I 1 ^ amendment to the motion, assigned to a half peperiod lunch. Y next year at Rockville who wish to take more than five sub be able to complete their physical Richard Tingley, idiysical educa tour in Israel m ^ by R o b ^ Schwartz, to pnrvide McCartney said this plan has X)l, recommended by Brian jects and allow time for further in- education requirements. This will be tion supervisor, said be likes the idea an optional eighth period to accom- several constraints. He said during country road leading to Jerusalem. Itfi vestiution of an eight period day to offer two Sections of physical of five days a wedc in one semester. RYDER artney, n4wlv appdMted prin- niodate those students who wish to the lunch waves, study balls could ./was approved by the Board of schedule. .education after school with the He said they could pick up 20 percent vei Editor We passed grove after grove of take addithnal course work, failed. not be assigned to the cafeteria. ;cation Monday n i^ t.' Modifications include that physical classes to meet on alternate days for more teaching time. He said he orange and lemon trees bursting with It was decided it would create too He also said that food preparation I Israel by car is a ,'lM^roblem of scheduling at the education be offered as a one the full year. wasn't concerned about lunch fruit, numerous soldiers hitchhiking many |»obIems with scheduling of and serving procedures would have to and from their duty stations as Itb school could be elim inaM If the semester course, meeting five days a Im plementation of these periods because be sees "what the teachers. to be revised in order to feed students Fbusy, people-laden they served their man^tory three- ol had a larger cafeteria or if the week for one-half credit. Consistent modificatipns hinge on providing a kids eat and what they don’t eat.” JoAnn Wortben said she sees the in three, rather than five, periods,^^ [iv, the commercial year term in the Israeli Army, and rots d id n'^ve to eat. There are with this recommendation, all late bus for those students who stay Board member Devra Baum said, approved schedule as an eventual He said in addition, conski ' (a t the crossroads stopped to chat with a young Arab 1 students at the school and the students in Grades 9-11 would be late and that the school day, for the “We can't have the lunch program dissolution of the ph3rsical education tion must also be given to l___ 70 years ago, boy who had walked more toan 20 Ifeteria only holds 400 at a time. required to take and pass one physical education teacher or we would all like with the cafeteria program or at least the erroding of it. w ailability for building supervision to its museums miles to bring his sheep to graze by McCartney recommended to the semester of physical education each teachers assigned to this class, be we have now.” She said she lik ^ the Meanwhile, McCartney will be ap airing the lunch waves. , the story of the city’s the roadside. board that the present seven period year. Seniors would have the option revised accordingly. five-day gym schedule and having pointing a ccnnmittee to help him in He said be recommended that bis histdiyr and sipped tea in an outdoor As we neared Latrun, we saw the day schedule, with several to take physical education on an elec In approving that portion of physical education being required. vestigate the possibility of a 16- proposal not be implemented until cafe on Dizengof^Street, famous for huge hilltop monastry, called the modifications, remain in effect for tive basis. McCartney's recommen^tions, the She said she felt the proposal had period day for the 197940 school the following year to give lead time its sidewalk traffic, and went on to Monastery of Silence. Here, monks the 1978*79 school year. Another modification to the board also voted to have him return enough positive aspects that she year. He said, in effect the 16-|}eriod to allow the committee, to make on visit the Old City of JaffS. who have taken the vow of silence He said this is in an attempt to existing schedule would accom to the board, no later than Dec. 1, would be willing to take a chance day Would be equivalent to a seven site observations of schools with This is the area around the ancient spend the remainder of their lives resolve the immediate problems of modate those students who wish to with a full report as to his proposed with it. and one-half period day with students similar problems. The board agreed. port from which Jonah sailed to never hearing the spoken word. Tarshish and where Napoleon first As we neared Jerusalem , the lush Council O Ks set foot in the Holy Land. Ja ffa ’s fields turned gradually to rocky Pre-Easter & Passover Specials! skyline tells a story of age-old past ; terrain with buildings appeared to be pool repair minarets (lighthouses), domes and carved into the mountainsides. spires overlook the harbour where In the distance, we could still see fishermhn mend their nets as it was goat herders with their flock on the Vernon done centuries ago. steep mountains. Money earmarked for In the Yemenite Quarter, sidewalk ★ ★ ★ sidewalk repair will now go vendors offer the Israeli special: pit At the western entrance to for repair of the Horowitz ta and felafel, round flat-bread with a Jerusalem , the Jerusalem Hilton on Pool in Henry Park. The pocket for its chickpea filling. Givat Ram loomed ahead. Town Council voted its ap Tel Aviv, abounding with tall The site itself, known in Hebrew as proval after a public apartment builMings, parks and con Giv'at Ram or Sheikh Bader in hearing Monday night. cert halls, is located on the beautiful Arabic, tells a fascinating story span Only two persons spoke Medirranean Sea with its miles of ning six centuries. at the hearing and both FARBERWARE Gillette “Captain Kelly” soft, golden sands and swimming On July 4,1949, a group of 20 skilled favored using community REVERE areas. archaeologists starfed uncovering the - Stainless steel: aluminum clad bottoms. Copperclad bottoms for even heating. development block grant Smoke Detector ★ ★ ★ mysteries of Givat Ram (which Winding pur way through the busy funds for the pool. SOMEEXAlUj^ES: SOME EXAMPLES: See Page Two-C city streets, we finally found the The public hearings were 3 Qt. Covered Sauce PartfReg. 20.99.14.69 Sunbather poses at sea resdri in Aslikellun held to amend the 1977 and 2 Qt. Covered Sauce Pan, Reg. 14.49.10.14 Our Reg. m 1978 block grant 6 Qt. Covered Sauce Pot, Reg. 28.99.. 20.99 8 Qt. Covered Stock Pot, Reg. 27.49.. 19.24 27.99 applications. The council lO'/i" Fry Pan, Reg. 22.99...... 16.09 10" Covered Skillet, Reg^21.99...... 15.39 Ptwto^lectric system detects (ire at vote was 7-4 with the 3-Pc. Mixing Bowl Set, Reg. 11.99...... 8.39 8” Open Skillet, Reg. 1 5 W ...... 11.19 the;aarlie$t sta ^ . Incl. Battery. 19290 Democrats voting against reallocating the funds in the 1977 block grant but un Photos by Connie CoeMo animously approved the amendment to the 1978 grant. Of the 1977 grant, the council had already applied to have |1S,000 u sm for pool repairs. But the cost estimate of the repairs was made more than a year ago and since then there are more repairs needed and costs have gone up. An additional 85,000 of that grant, earmarked for sidewalk reconstruction, will now go into the pool fund along with another $17,000 from the 1978 grant. Leonard Szczesny, town engineer, said these amounts should be suf ficient to complete the major repairs on the pool and to bring It into com pliance with health and safety standards. Szczesny said, however, that the total of $39,000 Drap.H(ndlt ZIpiitr PorttoSo...... 2.99 allocated may not be i m . Flit FoWtrt. Rtf. SS c ...... 69c 2-Fk. Ltfil Pidi. Rtf. S4c...... 69c enough to make some no, I I K Sti Emtioptt. Rtf. 76c It..... 47Cm repairs to the filler and the UFPk. Bk Pint. Rtf. t . H ...... 99c pool house. The Horowitz Pool Is the town's oldest pool. It's only other one is the one at Vernon Elemen Israeli soldiers guard entry to Port of Aslidod tary School. Battered fortress separates Israel from Jordan Fills v a ca n cy a 4 ® ® State Rep. Chester Hindiomo short slftvt poly- Morgan (D-Vernon) has fsttr blends ire michine been appointed to fill a washable, no-iron Bold or muted woven stripes, plus vacancy on the General ffffff Qalaxle12 solid-tone knits. 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AOOSIO Reg. 29.99 ■2 ■ 1 I ^ ® Our Foa •SWvhf M MathU R«. 329.70 ^ 8 7 cnoR CotloMvnror Um Imn iMliriid m u Silent L.E.D. digital readout with 3-ful-width skdeout ajdustable shelves, I f i ' IMMMINniHu n » dimmer switch, wakes you to music twin crispars, door storage, much more. or alarm, sleep switch, more. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE: SM £ PRICES EFFECnVE: 1. CALDOR CHARGE WEDNESOAY 2. MASTER CHARGE 1148 T a M Tlnpes TrMRy Shapplie M bt THRU 3. VISA/BANKAMERICARD STORE HOURS: DAILY and SATURDAY. 10 AM to 9 PM • SUNDAY, NOON to 5 PM SATURDAY The stivets oir Jerirbo Arab goat In-rderH Ii i i Ih on road lo ,|rriisal«‘ni * \ [V f. M i- - ‘ ■ ' J . / ' PAPE THOC - MAlfeHESTER EVENING HERALD, lilanchwter. Conn.. Wed.. Ito d i t. UTS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M . "^uVNEsmS^vmilE supi I Farrand’McConville A country of contrasti B a rb m J im MdConvUle and John Vincent Fairand,' Miracle Whip both ofU u eiieiter, were married Feb. S at the Church of the AMOmption in Manchester. (Continued from Page One-C) black braided cood. entering the mosquj SUPER means high bill). During four months ■k -k -k The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. ty measure p(t Salad Dressing REQULARORDIE of digging, the ezpeditira excavated The second day of our visit in the carrying cases arl McCottviUe of M Keeney St. The bridegroom is the son of an area of 1,750 square miles. Traces Holy City we set off down the Jaffa BUYS QUARTJAR 'h GALLON BOTTLE Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Fairand of 158 Cooper St. one is allowed to i of five settlements were found. The Road for Jericho, stopping to It was explained I first Jewish settlers of Givat Ram purchase some chew, pitta (flat an irate A u^lian i TIk) 1 ^ . George Laliberte of the Church of the OFTHE cut the foundations of their bouses bread) and a bottle of Im elian wine I buthms Assumption officiated at the double-ring ceremony. side mosque cat and their cisterns into the iiving so we could picnic along the way. damage wUch is 1 ’Lebel David Eddy and Shari Bauer, both of Manchester, were rock. This was in the beginning of the Jericho is truly an oasis in the jsold WEEK! guitarist and singer, respectively. Music was played by ★ First Century C.E. desert. We visited the site where Inside, Arabs kneel oil l ___ Ints each by the the Westminister Women's Bell Choir of the Wes^ The second settlement, possibly by Joshua blew and the wall came Sian carpets and pray to sixtngp^de class. Money minister Presbyterian Church in West Hartford under the those same inhabitants, made their tumbling down. Also the ruins of. an where huge stained glass windows earned from the button' direction of Mrs. Becky Isaacson. , home during the middle of the First ancient palace which took 20 years to filter in the sunlight. sale will be used for defray the cost of the sixth grade Valerie,J. 'Boroch of Manchester was maid of honor. Century and until the destruction of build/and was toppled by an Moving on, we came to the trip to New York. Bridesmaids were Patricia A. Duff and Kathleen D. the second temple (in 70 C.E.). earthquake only four years after its Western Wall or Wailing Wall. Here, McConville, both of Manchester and sisters of the bride; Later the site was to house a completion. B^utiful mosaics are worshipers stand before the huge Bolton MORE VALUE AT FOOD MARTS! and Wendy J. Farrand of Manchester, the bridegroom’s detachment of the Tenth Legion — still plainly visible on the floors in wall said to have been laid in King sjster. the Jerusalem garrison. Being the several of the rooms, and fragments Herod’s time — 70 years before the World Day of Prayer will WALDBAUM'S highest point on the route to of what once were hugh statues still coming of (3irist — praying and in be celebrated Friday at Robert H. Farrand of Manchester was his brother's Jerusalem, Givat Ram was held as a stand in part in the outdoor pool. serting paper prayers into the cracks 10:30 a.m. at St. Maurice best man. Ushers were William G. Duff and Robert military observation post. Leaving Jericho, we headed for in the wall. Men wear a yarmulke Church. The event is being ^ Baker, both of Manchester; Scott Person of Andover; Artifacts found on Givat Ram are Ein Gedi in the Judean desert and (skullcap) and are separated from sponsored by Church Food M art MORE ITEMS ON SALE EVERYDAY! John C. McConville of Manchester and Richard M. now the property of the Department of our first glimpse of the Dead Sea. the women worshipers by a small Women United. McConville of New York, brothers of the bride. Antiquities and are on exhibit at the This inland bay of salt water (370 railing. Registration will be the COMPARE QUAIITYI COMPARE PRICEI THE BEST FOOD BUT IS AT FOOD MART, A dinner reception was held at Fiano’s Restaurant in Israel Museum in Jerusalem. square miles) is located between Later, as we drove past the hills day of the celebration. Bolton, after which the couple left for Aruba. 'They will ★ ★ ★ Israel and Jordan. It was near here in leading to Bethelem we couldn’t help There will be a church ser reside in Geneva, Ohio. LA' ,Settling into our accommodations caves that a number of scrolls dating but recall how much they resembled vice, meeting and lunch. Special Buy 0£ The Week!Special Buy Of The Week! Y Special Buy Of The Week Mrs. Farrand was employed by McConville Roofing St at the luxurious Jerusalem Hilton, from about 100 B.C. to about 70 A.D. our Christmas cards depicting the Those planning to attend ' Sheet Metal Inc. in Manchester. Mr. Farrand is we were astounded at the were found.-They contained Jewish Wise Men on Christmas Eve. should bring a sandwich. GENERIC employed by Newport News, Perry, Ohio. (Miscia photo) M rs. Jo h n V. F a rra n d breathtaking view of the hills of the scriptual writings and religious There we visited the Cliurch of the Coffee and dessert will be WISK LIQUID city as viewed from our ninth floor writings of an Essene-like communi Nativity, where Jesus’s birthplace in provided. Grapefruit Juice Tide Detergent SWEET “ NO FRILLS” balcony. ty. a cave under the stone church is 25’ OFF LABEL - '/ i GALLON JUG Not wanting to waste a second of Along our way, we picked up a cou-^. marked with a cross to indicate the Coventry FOOD CLUB-UNSWEETENED 10* OFF LABEL-49 OZ. PKG. PEAS our limited time (we only had three pie of young hitchikers who were spot of his birth. LABEL days), we set off again, this time for traveling to a kibbutz in Ein Gedi. We also saw the Grotto of Milk The Coventry Senior Ramallah Just north of the city and She was from Belgium and he from where it is believed Mary stopped to Citizens' Club is sponsoring 46 OZ. PRICES On about 15 minutes driving time, if you France. They had been in Israel feed the infant as she and Joseph fled a trip to the Coachlight CAN m j f m M J about three months and had stopped Dinner Theater April 6 to • 1 .1 3 • 1 . B 3 don’t get lost. We did. to Egypt after King Herod’s decree see “The Sound of.Music.” Nearing Ramallah, some 40 to work in several kibbutzs (farm of death to all newborn boys. N iST L S't second thought Reservations may be FOOD IM COUNT minutes later, we noted many newly communities) along the way. Travelers will find that driving 40 Souptirnd'*™ ;?’ p a c k T e a B a g s CLUB PACKAOl 99* Ivory Liquid DETERGENT bottli 7 9 * EVERYDAY made by calling Elsa Mar constructed Arab villas made of k k k miles in one direction outside tin at 742-7171. CJiecks may By Jan Warren white stone and set on various levels Our third and last day in Jenisalem the hills are terraced and F am ily Napkins ICOTT 9 9 * Food C lub PearsMkVci’o 39* Joy Liquid d e t e r g e n t 7 9 * ______^LOW PRICES! along the hillsides. Jerusalem, we spent visiting the The green with olive trees; forty miles in be in by March 15. ■ V lus^ s.: It had been our intention to bring a Old City and Bethelem. the opposite direction will bring The club meets the third Instant Coffee'cK! r.' *3.99 Cut Green Beans j k ; 3 c “. 89* Food C lub Peas'";i;rv‘^^S»-.*1. message to an Arab in Ramallah We entered the Old City on foot them to the desert where Arabs Wednesday of each month Food Marts from his brother in the United States, through the Jaffa Gate into the riding camels and carrying Jugs of at 1 p.m. at the Church SpecialBuy Of The Week! ▼ Special Buy Of The Week! ^ Special Buy Of The Week! Community House on but luck was not with us and we were walled compound which houses a water still make their desert A case for the ERA unable to make contact with him. Christian Quarter, an Armenian crossings in the same manner as did Route 44A.______The picturesque Arabian town had Quarter, a Moslem Quarter and a their nomadic ancestors. GENERIC Jewish Quarter. La Rosa Posto Peanut Butter B & M Pea Beans Despite the fact that both "Did you find the note I where I keep the brown after a few days all the streets lined with open markets and ★ ★ ★ ( M e n u # ) ZITI‘2-THIN ‘9 SHELLS'22 - working mothers and left?” sugar and to check to see calls were back in my of cheerful merchants urging us to buy Down the narrow cobbled streets, Reluctantly, we headed back to our PETER PAN-SMOOTH - 28 OZ. JAR 21 OUNCE CAN ELBOWS ‘ 35 - RIGOLETTI LABEL fathers go off to their Jobs "Yup.” if a stick of oleo is really fice. their' fruits, taste their pastries or we soon learned to “haggle” with the hotel, pack^ our belongings, said wearing pants these days, "You Just called to say equal to a half a cup. "We Just hate to bother purchase their wares. Arab merchants who appeared quite goodbye to our host, Dan Barkai, Hebron there are still some bigi you missed me?” The day my boss took the dad,” explained Kate. The women of the village wore disappointed when we did not try to general manager of the Jerusalem Rham 1 LB. purchase items for less than their PRODUCTS differences In their roles. "Well, that, and because message and said my "Don’t give me that old colorful long dresses and peered out Hilton, and started for Tel Aviv Junior-Senior High PKGS. . particularly in the eyes of I wondered if I could go to daughter wanted me to line,” I warned. "What’s from beneath their half-face veils as asking price. where our friends were waiting for ■ 1 .2 3 CANS their children. the basketball game stop for milk, hamburg, the story?” they hurried along the streets Following the Via Dolorosa (the us. Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, green beans, Italian MCOPP We've peeled away the Our kids, for example, tonight. I’ve done my bread and dill pick'es Way of the Cross) from Pilate’s The sun was setting as we retraced S lO Z .M T U a 89* Bounce SOFTENER "Well,” said Kate, “It's carrying huge baskets of fresh bread, fruit mix. Friskies Dinners Lux Liquid would never, even under homework.” (specifying the good kind Judgement Place to the Holy our route and took^one backward this way. When we call dad produce on their heads. Tuesday: Meatloaf, mashed 4 ROLL PINK'W HITI 2MCOUNT Q Q D the most dire cir Not a day passes that I that con|e in the at work, no matter what Sepulchre, we came finally to a huge glance at the Holy City content in the Facial Tissue ON YELLOW BOX W W Roast Beef Hash Kl frills to offer you a no- The men, for the most part, wore potato, carrots, cottage cake Bath Tissue )>ACK ONANOB• LIMON COCONUT • cumstances, call their don’t receive at least one refrigerator case) I we ask him he says, "I'm Western clothing but retained their courtyard where the golden domed knowledge that we had shared a un with peanut butter sauce. father at work. Yet, they call from the kids. decided that I'd better set Omar’s Mosque stood. ique experience. Tomato Juice Tomato Soup'"-XOOO CLU. 6 89* Fruit Cremes • busy, the answer is NO.” white or multi-colored shoulder- Wednesday: Salami WHOLf KfltNiLOR C2IAM STYLt nonsense way to save. keep the phone lines to my They call when they get a new policy on phone When we call you, you say, length headpieces held secure by a Shoes must be removed when grinder, potato chips, cole U'lOX. CANS Scooter Pies BURR’Y'! office constantly hum an A on a history test, or calls. "I'm busy, the answer is slaw, fruit gelatin. Cott Soda ( Food Club Corn Nof^ffSOOn»(blf »0' *»00g'4P'*C4 ming. are nominated for class “ I'm all for com-’ YES!” ______Thursday: Roast beef, mashed potato, com, gravy, M My first day on the job I comedian, or get a speck in munication," 1 explained // "PICK tOI/R OWN” FRESH PRODUCFI ^ got a cell from our four an eye and have to go to the to the kids, "but com cranberry crisp. -t/* U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED-GRADE "A teen year old son. emergency room. They municate with your father, NO COUPONS Friday: Soup, tuna salad NECESSARY STOItK HOUKS NO COUPONS NECESSARY sandwich, vegetable sticks, CALIFORNIA "HI,” he said In a wistful call to see if a friend can too. Let's keep the calls JUMIOROLL M O N S A T H A M 9 **M NANIBCO COOKlEB peaches, potato chips. voice. "I Just called to say come to dinner, to get an brief and aivide them S U N D A Y « A M S P M advance on their Elementary' ‘ ~ hello. The house is empty.” between Dad land me.” VJWTYFiW CMPSAHOYor . NMAfMINf or FRESH BROCCOLI I was instantly engulfed allowance, and to find out We put the' new system SAM CRISPINO’S COM Monday: Ravioli with meat ^ AQMCVITUM , with feelings of guilt. what's for dinner, to ask into effect last week, but TOWELS sauce, green beans. Italian W hole u n B is ON 4 LIM IT 4 SLIPREIVIE CHOCOUTECHP bread, vanilla whip and sauce. lARGF M n i o e O N s UMIT 2 Tuesday: Hamburg on roll, BUNCH A trench fries, carrots, fruit m TO KRAFT 10 OS. JAR FOODS PILLBiURY22’/hoi. gelatin. College notee Wednesday: Hamburg piz 4t5 kUnFOHD RD BROWliK za, garden salad, peanuts and 3 LBS. INDIAN RIVER - LARGE 37 SIZE MtltCH [S ift LB. Among the students Tudor Lane; and Cheryl A. 11 Andover Road; and raisins. 4 9 Seedless named to the dean’s list for Zinker, 4 Alice Drive. Lynn V. Walnum, 541 Burn Thursday: Orange juice, M V I T I S O N l LIMITS S A V I I O e O N S LIMIT shepherds pie, mixed the first semester at the South Windsor: Joseph side Ave. U.S.O.A. CHOICE - BEEF U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF U.S.O.A. CHOICE . BEEF U.S.G0VT. INSPECTED-GRADE "A " White Gropefruit University of Hartford L. Futtner, 863 Main St. vegetables, choice of dessert. Friday: Fishwich, potato College of Arts and East Hartford: John J. Miss Nina H. Pfanstiehl chips, cole slaw, peaches. Top Round Bottom Round Boneless PERDUE OVEN STUFFER Sciences, are: Bezzini, 400 Burnside Ave.; of 20 Jackson St. has been FRESH FROZEN MARVEL Manchester: Carole L. Anita R. Kehlenbach, 14 named to the dean's list for South Windsor Chuck Roost Colifornia Engerlin, 76 Park St.; Bluefield Drive; Carol A. ROAST , (URG E the fall semester at Salve TURKEY Secondary STEAK ■ (UNOERBLADE) ' ROASTERS I4S)ZE) BUNCH Claudia H. Wolk. I17A Crisp Celery Molumphy, 25 Romar Regina College at New Monday: Half-day, no VINE n iP IN IO Drive; Michael S. Reddy, port, R.l. DRUMSTICKS 3 9 « lunch. Tuesday: Pagano’s • 1.1 • 1 .2 9 ■ 1 .2 9 6 LBS. Sweet Cantaloupes itvil ..79* FRESH CUT GRADE A Philadelphia spaghetti, meat AVG. VINE RIPENED JUMBO s i l l sauce, tossed salad, Italian U S O A CHOICK - t i l P Sweet Pineapples AVMAOI aA-Sd* bread and butter. CALIPORNIA - CHICKEN „„„„ BOTTOM ROUND STEAK v.'1.8 WALDBAUM'S N.T srrit D fiii Wednesday: Grinder with U4.0.A. CHOICI OUR BEST "SunkisrLemon8*"7.*,.y;**349* W/BAI bologna, salami, cheese, let SIRLOIN TIP STEAK nouNO v .‘ 1 . 9 LUNOT FRESHLT MADE ,LEuS 6 5 « USDA CHOICI BfIP tuce and tomato, soup, potato Seedless Grape8'"'*".%v.rT,99* USDA CHOICI LIAN TINDIR ROUND CUBE STEAK l. ‘ 1 ,8 f O chips. SALADS Cilbed Veol IMPORTIO UIOA CHOICI THIl SLICID « 4 m O USOA CHOICE BEEP Cooked Horn TOP ROUND ROAST..... • n E i i • TTiursday: Pepperoni pizza, POTATO-COLE SLAW Italian salad, roll and butter, TOP ROUND ROAST .,*1.3 (ANDSHOULDER P otties LB Sweet Juicy Nectarines .•69* • iB * SANDWICH STEAKS...... i, I USOA CHOICE USDA CHOICI ROAST KEF S tK R ;. ...HR 1 ice cream. SLICEOTOOROER AND MACARONI FALL RIVER RACKING CENTER CUT BIST lATiNO S 9 QRADI A FRI8H OTRIWAVINQ A A # BACK i(UM P ROAST . ’ o lV o v. ‘ 1 .4 SIRLOIN HP ROAST ...... lb. Friday: Chef's Day. California Avocqdos pR^?■l lA. 49* G IICXENSIILM iar...... HR 9 9 * CHICKEN BREASTS...... » Corned Beef • FLORIDA - - - Wh«n you purchase six cans of USDA CHOICI Elementary 8W IIT UFB OUAUTY « 4 ^ U.S.O.A. CHOICE BEEF • BONELESS ^ LB. Temple Oranges‘rAV.v.";.'; 8 ”-98* any variety of CADILLAC Pet Foods TURKEY N E U T iS £ » H R » 1 « Monday: Hamburger or a 9 BrisketSwSirPED EYE ROUND ROAST.... SLICED BACON .:...... ib pb» cheeseburger on roll, french LEAN COOKED DOMESTIC 1 COLONIAL e l Crisp Carrots 3'«*1. UIOA CHOICI 79 FRMKFURTSR?**...... JV* SWBIT U F I ALL MEAT O A * fries, green beans, or cole ROAST BEEF “iSK” , ‘ 2 . 6 9 slaw. CHUCK STEAK HAM STEAKS ■ONILISS X. ‘ 2 . 2 9 TOP ROUND STEAK.... .lb. FRANKFURTS...... ib.pb» NOVA SCOTIA LOX u" - ‘ 1 . 8 9 PENWAY Lo Cal Dressingsr.V’MV...T.i‘m.69* r Tuesday: Spaghetti or shells USOA CHOICI I I I F ROUND NLOOUSSTJr...... 9 9 * TASTE O'SEA PAN READY < 4 ALO (UNDER-; MEAT& BEEF FRANKS ..‘1.19 79 with meat sauce, tossed salad, ^ BLADE) ^ BEEF BOLOGNA A .‘ 1 . 3 9 POOD CLUB SLICIDI Italian bread and butter. / ' / M P\ r*l ITC P*P COOKIOSALAMI 402 C Q c Wild Bird Food »'»""»•*» *2.89 SIRLOIN TIP STEAK SWISS O K E K S S r HADDOCK HLLET SKINLESS .lb. ■ V/ULL^ wU I O BOipDNA LUNCHEON P K 0 9 9 Wednesday: Grilled cheese CHEDDAR CHEESE 4MAI l. ‘ 2 . 0 9 "PIN I MOUNTAIN” _ TASTE O’SEA PAN REAOV ^ OVRBEST CHOICI BIIF ROUND ^ 7 9 \ sandwich, potato puffs, soup. U s o A CHOICC rsA-r-Tii-n .POUSNLOItfSVr SLICING PROVOLONE l. ‘ 1 . 8 9 PATTIES BEEF i PEPPER l. 8 9 ‘ Fireplace Logs •UlTHiNL i* 96* CUBE STEAK...... SOLEFNin ...... lb. Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, SIRLOIN TIP ROAST . ‘o lV o . . ‘ 1 , 4 9 VACUUM PACKED salad, variety of ice cream. LUNCHEON LOAF FOOD CLUB BACON . ‘ 1 .3 9 Friday: Chpf’s Day. CAPITAL FRANKS ‘ 2 . 1 9 PRODUCE IJEM OF THE WEEKI KRAFT SCOTT WHITE OR ASS T, CAMPBELLS p Aimo COOKED SALAMI Vernon ITALIAN SAUSAGE x . ‘ 1 . 4 9 BATHROOM TISSUE CMCKEN CHOPPED LIVER SEAFOOD SPECIALSI MRAC Elementary & Sykes Fresh Kohlrabi BUNCH 39* CHILD MILD FRANKS L. 8 9 * NOODLE NOOQLE PUDDING POLLOCK FILLET ..‘1,19 KOHLRABI, WHICH MIANS CABBADB TURNIP HAS A FLAVOR Monday: Hamburg on roll, SIMILAR TO THAT OP A TURNIP BUT IS MILOBR AND IWBBTBB. IT IS WHIP PiNB FOR SUKIVAKI AND TBMPURA. IT CAN ALSO BB AOOlO TO SOUPioo. V onion sticks, potato puffs, GEM BEEF FRANKS X. 8 9 * ALASKAN LOX SLICED SCROD FILLET '•••- x.‘1,79 S7BWS, SIR V IO WITH A SAUCI OR USBO RAW IN SALADS OR BUMBLE BEE vanilla pudding with fmit. OEM SMOKED APPBTI2IRS WITH DIPS. O.S BotUs PRBB RSCIPBS AVAILABLB IN ALL POOD IWART PROOUCB DBPYSl SOLID PACK 12 F Tuesday: Shells with meat PORK SHOULDER ROAST . . ‘ 1 , 3 9 "HOT” BAGELS AVAILXlLEt 1 2 ao. * 1 . 0 9 SOLE FILLET PKISH A . ‘ 2 . 6 9 sauce, tossed salad, bread and WHITE '£Sr butter, pears and cherries. Wednesday: Beef stew with lAf*RW itB»W t4llM IH.w»nwfytBW flBM f B Mahdii^ . Cowl.. Wed.. Mar MANCHESraR EVENINO ^cConville ^ J Vic, an irascible real es that the ghost story was a s tit library biuiness in general. The reasonable bounds, the goods for tate salesman, lost bis figment of his imagination. ' U.S. — Dropshot right to knMh a com judicial p ro c e s s will himself to ".nders, 1 temper when be failed to But he argued that in a V ^ basic ru-it book and John Vlnc * ^ * ’, ^ ; petitor’s product is not un redress the wrong.” this kind get an “exclusive” on a competitive economic Visual encyclopedia of limited. On the other hand, the are not un( certain large home. To get system, such shenanigans science fiction In another case, the law does allow con rivals in I Paul B arU iw |rt: /fg|i|g. d»-*Barbara Farrell, even, be spread a rumor in are all "part of the game.” manufacturer of a m ^ ic a l B o lto n Lynch and Vivlen*RuMo> ag.' turd. siderable leeway in the correctni the neighborhood that the However, the court ruled device denounced a rival cond: Barbara Davis and Abb name of competiGon. In a minatioi] New books at Bolton’s Nile Time Noviee Croup house was haunted. that Vic ha(l gone too far. brand as a “ quack" of No Coupons; No Stempi, DeMartin, lUrd. third case, a man com Ipatrona Bentley Memorial Feb. 24 at 146 Hartford Sure enough, the rumor The court said free enter East-Weft; Phyllis PiersM product. Holding this ira* plained that this product— by the col Library: Road — Nortb^outh: Kaye did hurt the salability of prise does not justify a j and hMUa Ttmreck, f i r ^ proper, a court said: a coverii^ material — had ,\ p ulilir of Fiction Winninger and Jackie Hender the house. Its frustrated malicious lie about “Ordinarily, the law Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lu^l, been belittled as “not as of lllf Antbony — Silver falcon second; Glenn Prentiss and son, ffiit; Helen Fust apd Lee owner finally decided to someone else’s pit^rty. tries to maintain neutrality good” as others. But a ' \ H N O r l Bahriany — Hunter's and No Gimmicks, No Games! Bob Morfarty, third. Etells, second; Simone and sue Vic for “commercial Mogt courts agree, and toward exaggerated ••us GOVERNMENT FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED ■ • m a m , ^ " William (?alhoun, third. court dismissed his com (iurnii-el the hunted > • MANUFACTURED COUPONS CHETRf UUY ACCF.PT1 D defamation." they apply the rule not only salesmanship. But when Manrhratrr Brldf;e Club East-West: Marilyn and Joe plaint, saying: lion. Carr — Best science fiction, In court. Vic admitted to real estate but to these tactics e x c e e d Murder at Peb. 24 at 14« Hartford Fecteaui Sharon Gilbert and “A tradesman who offers 1977 ntucky Road — North-South: Rita Bea Sadownick, tied for first- Elegant — Dynasty Incident at Sakai Hoibnd and Joe Davis, first; second. Gedge — Child of the mor Mori — Saiki Koi and other ning A1 LaPlant and Norma Fagan, stories second; Joe Toce and Bob LeCarre — Honourable Campbell — C irc u s schoolboy Stratton, third. Couronne East-West: Peg LaPlan| Ledner — Bondswoman g66iiSii65Siii5^ Paul — Child is missing Lehman — French Atlantic and Dennis Robinson, first; Reznikoff — Manner music Tim and Linda Knight, se affair Rex — I want to be in love McCloy — Imposter cond: Jim Polites a ^ Geof again Brod. third. Large Eggs II Price — Maria Rey — The widow Randall — Fan An open pair chib cham Sagan — Silken eyes pionship game will be played Shaw — Beggarman, thief Shelboume — Stage of love Sillitoe — Widower's son March 10 at 7:4S p.m. at 140 Spielberg — Close en Hartford Road. WhHniBrown Storey — Saville '\ counters of the third kind Stuart — Cameron's landing Feb. 23 at 300 N. Main S t.- doz. Ward — Cattle Annie and North-South: Jane Lowe and Summerton — Dark and Little Britches secret place Faye Lawrence, first; Wehen — Singing wind Marilyn Jackson and Ken Thompson—Chase the wind Wibberley — Homeward to Thomson — Death cap Kozak, second; Ann Ithaca McLaughlin and Mary Tolkien — SilmariUion Warren, third. National Brom b Scrie! 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Stors 00- Top scorers in the Chlefcen,Beel, grange Juic^ doubling the performance of 2.S0I. your car Fort — Alcohol: our biggest raly let you buy |uat one of Manchester Senior Citizens Oriental Stockpol pkgs. drug problem Whole Kernel Com g Hoagland — Roots of life Pinochle Group game Feb. 23 Richmond Barron's profiles of require a pravloua Huine — Verdi at the Army and Navy Club Detergent 15* O F F Fronn American colleges, the a, gimmloka and The Intemationil book of are Claire Renn, 673, Rene 2 12oz. can Northeast 'and that la why wa soccer Maire, 624, Caroline Turner — Graduate record T o m f lt O SflUCW a Hammer * Kinser — Rose Wilder Lane In ahlna jimk tha Fredericksen, 589, Francis Tom ato Juice N f lif t N wttti Ml49 coupon ant p 7 examination aptitude test. arid nil coupoa aiU piRlaH ol I .U a more Lionni — Parallel botany Miner, 586. Betty Daniel, 584, R l l n i H W UfflilOlllCOUffiiioiii cotton pa MV. Lowry — How you can Tompkins — Elasy-to-make M arjo rie M cLain, 575, vadFobnii costumes for stage and school J Facial Tissue ^ M become financially indepen IN OIL OR WATER SOLID RACK Ernestine Donnelly. 570, Paul 2 Whitney — Star finder OiiaENOfTHESEAORi , to you whi Schutz and Vincent dent by investing in real es eUMIUBEE r LAUNDRY $ 1 tate Jastrow-: Until the sun dies I eknmleka and gamaa. T h ^ la why at Borello, 569, Alfreda Hallin, Engel — Complete book of 566, Kitty Byrnes. 565, and Mankiewicz — Remote con tailoring CHARMM I S Q c BShopRRawal 46 o z. trol SOUD AJAX John Phelps, 559. Brann — How to modernize cane 1 ^ — Metzger — The early ver a basement Vernon sions of the New Testament White Hina Detergent ■ :| Winners In the Vernon Famous Brand y Donovan — Raising your mmmwmiWDMMaam ~ TOMATO lA/fT , Montagu — Beyond Top children Senior Citizens Pinochle Club Secret Ultra Geisha lUna...... is 79^ Heinz Ketchup...... !?; a 59^ game Feb. 23 at the Senior Gordon — P.E.T. Parent MiYUAimfAa ZiplocBags...... si67< Murdoch — Fire and the sun GRBNOANT DOW Citizens Center are Ann \ / Vanity Fair \ Parker — Molas effectiveness training Bolles — What color is your Hletala, 623, Joe Fetko, 600, Photographing baby and Fadal Tissues.... Niblets Com 4'is99^ parachute? FoawHiraiaoTHB Bathroom Oeaner '^89^ Sophie Bogdan. 591, and Ger child PRKNOfTHIFARM VWOUKIRNa Organic Gardening, ed. trude Edwards, 571. Pynchon Purex Bleach Top scorers in the Feb. 21 asleO ’Sea\/ Bathroom \ Build it better yourself Tomatoes...... :*"s39^ Libby's Com 4'* is99< Rodin Museum of Paris ONK M A P V U Q R Am R U rr/m C Am i OMMGE OR n N u m c ShopWle game are Ed Quinn, 703, Better Homes Si Gardens, FORK/OORN RRIAO/NKl/OIKXIN ITlffFMO MW Dlirno^ Solfc Fish J| T io a ilA i Sandberg — Breathing Gifts to make yourself Alexina Moreau. 673, Ed tokens oitfs Wpod^Il_|s_ Campground DellWonteE& Apple Sauce...... !i^39^ Stove Top...... ss49^ Kreyssig, 669, Bert Edwards, THANK YOU CMOMV w., ^ — iiiui— o»oiaiiw iiu wi q»oi cr NOOOU or Flounder l| ■ lOOSaiF oeeiQn I Sandburg — A great and ■ 'directory fT America INSTANT ' 666, John Poggle, 659, Ann W glorious romance Halacy — (Complete book of Pie Filling Morrell, 652. and Joe St. Schumann — Gemstones of Soup Mix 3bSs;,M Sanka Coffee..... is *4** Louis. 631. hang gliding NMUMOtiaKTWeratK the world SiopRheAaVARiCraS FRANCO AM6BCAN ^ Fynn — Mister God, this is Sveinson — Learning to live Anna ShopRite Coffee Cup O'Soup 3bSs*1 with cancer KRAFT Spaghetti O's 4 *'1^89^ Comay — Hebrew Kings ASSOKTICMXSMN-VWrTf oacnuNoimn) Thomas — The one and only A Caputo — Rumor of war VA newt 1 Bing Mayonnaise...... Bounty Towels...... mia. 53< Anderson — From Yankee Onion Rings...... ^ ...... A - Q S t / Thompson— American book S lM p W to DOW to American Q — I converted my in design and William Morris Janick — Diverse people Mayonnaise s 79^ Saran ...... Tilton — (?osmic satire in Wrap Cranapple Drink slM”' Roth — From Revolution to surance to the VA Modified First O’ The Fresh Produce Speclalsl the contemporary novel Constitution Life plan. Three years Robbins — The inheritors later I became totally dis abled and my insurance icei)erg Lettuce MclnlOBh Appies r. The MEATina Place® premiums were waived. At Gat more value on Meet Street U.S.A.! HM iiMf-* AUnotplMrt Social eaeurlty ■ lUI I HOUND liOMOM H(JUNI (III ( M'l( K Mil Mil Dl H age 65 my Insurance will be ConMM POT ROAST reduced to $5,000. I have U.S.FMqr BONbu )bdit:AKS the option to purchase an 2W” min. * Q. According to a new renort I beard, workers will M ri b o n e l e s s equal amount of VA Or ^ 49 J 3 7 9 h e l l S I r M n pay Social Security taxes on their earnings up to $17,700. $1129 dinary Life insurance. Will Is the Social Security tax rate going up, too? * ^ 9 9 M the premiums on this also Fkirida Grapefruit F r e s h T o m a lo e e A. Yes. The Social Security tax rates for 1978 will be I t 1 BEEF ROASTS be waived? 6.05 percent each for eiriployees and employers, and 8.10 r A — Yes. In the case of Indian River S 4 . Packnd RIpn percent for self-employ^ people. The hi|^er rates for KEFROUND ForTopFlaifer S l M k an insured whose premium Seedleea27ci " V I 3 -* 1 1973 were scheduled under the old law, though. They did lEEMtOUNDeOI^SS payments are waived not result from recently enacted Social Security legisla 149 BONELESS BottoliRoul because of total disability, Fresh Yellow Onions___ 10” Foliage Show Plant .. 12.99 tion. n d $ ^ 5 9 the additional amount of (). I've only been working under Social Security for a TIP ROAST STEAKS Fresh Eggplant...... 3*. 1.00 6" Foliage Ptent Aeeorted...... 3.99 USOA Ordinary Life insurance M 48 few years — since I finished ^hool. I heard that a recent may be issued, for which CHOICE BssfLoin ly enacted bill changes the way a person earns Social ShopRite 54 LBS. AVERAGE premiums may also be Security credits. What is the new method? The Dairy Place... The Bakery P lace.. . Frozen Food Values! FInast!!! A Fresh Way To Save! Bone In DAMY FRESH waived because of total ■ H ). A. Beginning with 1978, all workers and self-employed OVEN ROASTER Ib. ShopRita FUMPERNICKEL OR disability. Niblets Corn .... 2SS 1.00 Brocks Candies4vreretre... 2}HS 1.00 people will earn one quarter of coverage for each $250 of Indiai. Q — How much will the Fmast Bread Dough...... IS, 99* covered annual earnings. No more than four quarters can BONE IN JEWISH Q Q c VA pay for a tutor for Dog Rxxl 4"C£...... 6 1.00 ReshTuricays be earned for any year, regardless of a person’s total ear B utter D V E 'N O PRES. 3 2 - O X .n 4 e A s s t P o rk C h o p s nings. The $250 measure will he increased yeach year to n i E ADDEir ...... l o a f V w - veterans receiving Stuffed Peppers ••ogX'SSU.. 99* Del Monte SmreOronreloM...... 2 (Sra 89* Pork Center iBin Chops OIOWN TOr KMN oa MiOlO‘ NO m i. AOMO' educational benefits? PorfcLoin reflect increases in average wages. Under the old law, Mixed Vegetables 3 !S £ 1 .0 0 Del Monte RuilCockM...... 69* most employees earned a quarter of coverage for each O i^ e Juice i!si89< A — Eligible students Contelne 3 Center, 3 SWoln LAVONIAN Hard Rolls is^atBB^ Green G i^ t Rice v e n t P ia V Me<9ey calendar quarter in which they were paid $50 or more in may receive a maximum ’S?59* Del Monte SXredPMchn /''w .... 69* »«P,3Blsde The Deli Place... flfliBifai^aBaig^irt^rf'ltiffirSL^^ of $69 per month for 14 0 covered wages. Self-employed people earned four I liflCv • • • Salisbury Steak O reenOant .... . MOHAWK Corned Beef Brisket tutorial assistance. The (*0 Del M o n te '^ e ^ W .. 2tSS 1.00 . quarters if their net earnings were $400 or more. BANQUn''FUUYCOOKED* total assistance to which a Roasting Chickens Q. Since I started getting Social S ^ rity payments a nictimond Pooutor Flavort Del Monte Pear Halves... 79* Ground Beef CANNED $ i 0 9 9 HILLSHIRE FARMS V4ge.' few years ago. I’ve received a cost-of-living increase in FRIED $ 4 6 9 claimant will be eligible Is ^^whRsgulir $828. coni. my benefit amount every year. Now I hear that the provi HAM IceCri Farm-Fresh Dairy Buys/ Vhe-Paefc sion for these increases has been changed. Does this C H iq m jk r Q—WhatisaVA pension POUSHMEIBASI 5-SS.Araraga * Than 2SS ret mean that I won’t get them anymore? uumaont&amrr % and who is eligible? 7 4 AnySbaPkg. 9 8 * Gem eologna A — Pensions are OrangeJuice A. No. The provision for automatic cost-of-living in ShopRite OR GEM SMOKED BONELESS Orange Juife i;::;39^ creases in Social Security benefits remains the law. Peo monthly, monetary WATER Frssh from Baker ple getting Social Security checks can be sure their ItwSwviceCMI. Place.,. Ice I payments to wartime Pork Shoulder Roll ADDED ram, Treplcana a QQ* benefits will increase to keep up with the cost of living. FRESH, STORE S U aO veterans with limited in Street et FInast I U s M e m s 65 * * 2 ~ Q. I plan to retire when I reach 65 in 1978. But, I may come, who are honorably FlnMtWbolaMak3 2 oi.oanl. A.^aMh work some months out of each year. Doesn’t the Social g s ^ g O c The Produce Place ICE discharged after 90 or Vi-gal." Security law provide|hat I can get my full benefit as long D E E r — ...... v < -tb .e o W thore days service (or less FANCY RIcoMa Cheese *1*’ as I don’t earn over a certain amount each month? if separated due to service- Round Top Bread * 2 ** A. Recently enacted legislation provides that the connected disability) who TheNflRiyiii^SRmace... Taste Uke Chfcten Legsrejwwsr, monthly measure will apply only in the First year in cRickenRoll v.*99^ are permanently and total nhirknn Steak B.ara'Slck e 1.69 MONHA FUTURE OF THE WEEK Homemade S ourC rsam which a person can get at least one full monthly benefit Iceberg Lettuce.^ 9 * ly disabled as a result of re.. e89* T o p S lfo in S te a k *2.29 The Seafood Place under the monthly measure of retirement. After t ^ first non.service-connccted FRESH FAMILY More Grocery Velueel •.... a 99* Tod Blade S te ffi, wnhum em g yt. year, a person’s annual earnings will determine whether TASTY FRESH, causes. Nonservice- Big Sandwich Bread___2*i," 1.00 CAUFORMA-’'7 rsaE gChiclenBiwtst iic te n Breast. a 1.09 hlr or her benefits are affected. Under the old law, the SKILLET connected death may enti SMoin Steak js r jjffs _____ 1.89 HLLET eM ng Fresh Hamburg Rots ... 3‘SS 1.00 Vlasic Kosher Spe^... 'tS‘99* monthly measure anolied to all vears a person received ewa*NlSfll$:$MAU.ME0.LAII6l ' p^' tle the widow or widower ChlckanUirerse-xM ,...... a 5 9 * GREEN NAVEL 7-Bone Roast u ir*‘=SSc.. . . . a 99* benefits up to age 72. More information about changes in o f COD ! l® * a n d veteran's minor English Muffins...... 3'9? 1.00 Vlasic Poish Speers...... *tS‘B9* Rubber Gloves...... £ 59^ the retirement test is given in a leaflet which will soon nmnufrop PEPPERS ..lb. ORANGES children to pension Plan DonutSowF-reon...... ’5" 59* Sweet Butter Chips...... Seafood Spedelal available at any Social Security office. Health & Beauty Aids payments. Mr. DefI Delights! "Spedal^Sole__ Del Monte P eas...... 3 '4 ^ .0 0 Rm m Q. Last year, when I reached 62,1 started getting Social mmsmaum wirHHuonof TASTY FANCY Cup-A-Soup.ygSS£i£5& .^ 2 ^ 109 tJ^AlWIMeaM m-eaea 7 retireznent payments. I also took a part-time job FROM ISRAEI^ 'ir SIZE 0 4 0 2 TUU ard that a new law raised the yearly earnings a Whiting—...... - ITT CodFHIots CaiT* JAFFA B rio Soap Pads...... 2*9T39* ..TW»yBraaat*1!* I have and still get benefits. What’s the new AIMM- FrisWes Cat Food IS?. 5*ir^ IJOO American Cheese .a l 59 amount? ------...... w3 p k g s s . * l Turbot F»ot A. The new law only raised the exempt amount of an Paste Roast Beef JSriaMiit...... a2.29 nual earnings for beneficiaries 65 and older. The old law Cookn’SanfOMiaio C oded Ham •SSr*’...... 129 continues to apply to beneFiciailes under age 66. In 1978, a ZMtFIHCBtnBT BIT EBT MMHI rtMiFllir pmewire nm iramii M I ^ O dh person under 65 can earn $3,240, and still get bis or her w t e c i i i i m . Social Security checks! If you earn m o r e t l ^ $3,240, the Open M l A.N.* 1640 P.M.. atN esM M basic rule is that $1 of benefits is withheld for each $2 of 5 m 0pMN«l..PlL7iUl..NMnlaM OPINtUNDAYMNd ioiM My lightning will not I PrtpM9ff9Ct(v«F9bruvy26(hruM«ch4,107S. wa ree«ve Vie ikM to M ouwMim Not rMponziito tor typognpNce emra. earnings over $3,240. For more information about the V taLTAJL-lliNFJL v 5 v ttrikf •bn tm t. retirement test, ask for a copy of the leaflet which should .PMS mm MY ITTBWHffOKSUSTPillOff - soon be available at any Social Security office. 'In ordar to assure a aufRcionl supply ol sales items lor all of our customers we must reserve Die rigM to limit the purchase ol sales to units of 4 ol any sale items, except where otherwise noted." Not responsibie (or typographical errors. Prices etteclive Sun. Feb 26 thru S a l. March 4.1978 Copyright Waketem Food Corooratian 1978 t