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Good Morning Petitions filed but kept secret Have A Good Day the non-district sections of the state’s office and was told that and he and other district officials all registered voters in the distric t to By GREG PEARSON Manchester are required to have a this is how the state office handles have said that signers were misied find out who has or has not signed lirralH Reporter referendum question on the issue. petitions. by petition circulators. When asked, William Sleith. co- Petitions were filed Friday signed Attorney Robert Bletchman. chair­ ”1 am following their procedure, ” Representatives of the Committee chairman of the petition committee, by residents supporting a referen­ man of Stop Tampering With the Tomkiel said. for One Manchester also have did not give the number of signers on dum question about consolidation, Eighth’s American Liberties He will respond to Bletchman’s criticized the effort by district the petitions He said that the com­ Summary residents to obtain withdrawals mittee feels It has obtained a "com­ which would combine the Eighth (STEAL), requested copies of the request for copies within four days Copies of the documents also were The obtaining of the petitions by fortable" number Violence returned to the Utilities District and the Town of petitions Friday afternoon. Bletchman has been active in an ef­ deni^ the press. those seeking withdrawals is con­ About 750 signatures arc required nation’s coalfields Friday as the Manchester. A question about in the district Two sources involved whether the filed documents are fort by district residents to have peo­ Attorney John LaBelle Jr., who sidered important because the deadline for a strike settlement in the effort said that there are about public records developed soon after ple who signed the petition remove serves as counsel to the district, said withdrawals have to be submitted drew near, power companies 1,100 district residents who have the filing took place at 1:30 p.m. their names. that he believes the petitions, when before the names are certified If the geared for blackouts and officials list had been released, it would have signed A total of 116 pages of district pleaded with citizens to turn off The petitions were compiled by the Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel said filed, are a public record. Bletchman Friday filed 15 more saved time for those interested in signatures and 216 pages of non­ their lights. Committee for One Manchester, the documents are not a public names of persons who have contacting the signers district signatures were filed, accor­ "Chaos is just around the cor­ which is organizing the consolidation record until the names are checked withdrawn their signatures. He now Without the petitions, the district ding to information filed with the ner," warned Indiana Gov. Otis drive. Signatures from 10 percent of and certified by his office. He said has submitted 111 such withdrawals. workers will have to continue to call petitions R. Bowen, who is urging Presi­ the residents in both the district and that he checked with the Secretary of dent Carter to intervene. Under pressure from the White House to settle the 74-day strike by Saturday, representatives of the UMW and the bituminous coal Carter urges operators worked virtually around the clock in negotiations described as “extremely delicate." tax reforms ATLANTA (UPI) — Russian in­ fluenza outbreaks were reported in 15 states and the District of BANGOR, Maine (UPI) - Presi­ to increased productivity and Columbia Friday by the national dent Carter told a town meeting declining unemployment nationwide Center for Disease Control, while Friday night the time has come for over the past year, including a the death toll from other comprehensive tax reform and regional drop in the joblessness rate respiratory illnesses climbed to repeated that the three-martini lunch from 8 5 to 5.5 per cent in New 4,766 so far this year. is unfair. England. Dr. Philip Graitcer, a CDC in­ “It is time to have comprehensive "But unemployment and inflation fluenza surveillance officer, tax reform,” Carter told several are still higher than I’m willing to termed the Russian flu activity on thousand persons in the Bangor accept and so my top domestic college campuses "explosive,” Auditorium at the mid-point of a two- priority this year will be the striking a high percentage of day New England visit. economy,’’ he told reporters students in a very short period of “Some of the tax provisions ... are assemblto in the Hilton Hotel in this time. It is a relatively mild dis­ unfair,” he said. Providence suburb. He said his $25 ease, however, and no deaths Repeating a theme from earlier in billion tax cut proposal — $17 billion have been attributed to it. the day in Cranston, R.I., Carter at­ in individual taxes and the rest in tacked tax deductions granted for corporate reductions — is a key in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - There business lunches and related enter­ gredient in his blueprint. is only a 20 [»rcent chance that tainment. "But we can’t have these cuts in the earth’s climate by the end of Carter told the crowd most people taxes unless we help pay for them by the century will be significantly can’t mark their lunches off as a eliminating unnecessary and un­ different from today's, according business expense. warranted tax deductions ” now on to a climatologists’ opinion sur­ “But a salesman can take someone the books, he said. vey released Friday. to lunch ... and mark it all off as a He said he is especially anxious to But the collective educated business expense,” he said. “I don’t get rid of a pair of “giveaways that guesses of the 24 prominent 'Sharing their memories think that’s right and I think we go primarily to a few of the largest climate-watchers from seven retired Jan. 31, began his police career with ought to do away with it.” multinational corporations ” at in­ Retired Detective Capt. Joseph Sartor, dividual taxpayer expense — a nations also produced 50 percent right, of the Manchester Police Department the local department on New Year’s Day in The president fielded a wide range probability that the climate by the of questions during the 90-minute deferral of tax on profits earned year 2000 will be either slightly shares some pleasant recollections with 1949. About 500 persons, including former town meeting format, his third since abroad and special e x ^ rt tax breaks warmer or slightly cooler. retired Patrolman Samuel S. Maltempo at a members of the local police force, town becoming president. Last year he under dummy corporations called retirement dinner Friday.night honoring Sar­ dignitaries, co-workers and friends, attended answered questions at similar domestic international sales cor­ NEW YORK (UPI) - A New tor at The Colony in Talcottville. Sartor, who the event. (Herald photo by Dunn) forums in Clinton, Mass., and Yazoo porations, or “DISC” for short. York man charged Friday that City, Miss. "This amounts to subsidizing cor­ “someone” at the City Hospital Earlier in the day. Carter told a porations to export jobs overseas,” Center killed his wife by dis­ reg io n al new s co n feren ce in he said. connecting her from a respirator. Cranston that economic growth Then, betraying a hint of anger, the Raymond P. Peifer said he had Plea for Big Brothers president hit another tax deduction spurred by $25 billion in tax cuts no idea who disconnected his wife would be his “top domestic priority” issue that has put him into a tug of Eileen, 61, from the life support for 1978. But he said the tax breaks war with critics who allege he is system. Mrs. Peifer, who died cannot be granted without accom­ motivated more by teetotaler’s Jan. 11, was one of three seriously changed volunteer’s life panying tax reforms. morality than economic principle. ill women — aged 61 to 90 - who Carter attacked corporate tax “As for the famous three-martini “little brother,” John A. Tweedie. grilled cheese sandwich, or how to died there in a five-week period By JUNE TOMPKINS “loopholes” and “giveaways” he lunch,” he said, voice rising, “I don’t after tracheal tubes were dis­ John is 17 now, and no longer barbecue a hamburger. care how many martinis anyone has Herald Reporter obligated to the Big Brother “And we always ask the blessing,” wants eliminated, despite con­ connected from their respirators. gressional opposition, and repeated for lunch. But I am concerned with Richard Cartwright of 413 Spring program, but he keeps coming back, Cartwright says. “Sometimes I say who pays the check. Cartwright says, which is proof that it, and sometimes he says it.” that one of his targets is “the famous WASHINGTON (UPI) - Social St. saw an ad on a billboard about 10 “I don’t think anyone has a so- the program for them, at least Cartwright was emphatic when he three-martini lunch” business deduc­ Security tax hikes and the coal years ago that has affected his life called Divine Right to have expen­ said that his wife never helps them tion. strike brought gains in ever since. That billboard ad also has succeedto. sive meals” and similar social items played a big part in the lives of two “Hopefully, a Big Brother-little out or never treats them to a lunch. Hitting hard at economic issues, he Americans’ income to a near also pledged to keep the coal strike written off as tax-free business Manchester boys. brother relationship develops into a “But when we make it, we always standstill in January — an es­ negotiators at the bargaining table expenses. That ad was an appeal for men to lifetime friendship,” Cartwright remember to offer some to her,” he timated annual increase of only non-stop until they reach agreement Virtually all of Carter’s tax-reform sign up for a program called Big says. added. “ He’s got to clean up $19, the Commerce Department — hopefully, he said, "within a few proposals appear to be in trouble on said Friday. Brothers. Now Cartwright is a Big Brother to afterward, too,” Cartwright says. Capitol Hill, which seems likely to The schedule is discontinued hours or another day or so.” It said personal income from in­ A Big Brother, as Cartwright Cory Way land, 9. approve the cuts without the between the two brothers only if the And he defended his decision to sell vestments, farms and take-home learned after calling the number What do they do? For a few hours reforms. given in the ad, is a guy who lives up every week, Cartwright and his little boy and his family move away, or if jet warplanes to Egypt and Saudi pay rose only 0.3 percent for the Arabia. smallest increase in 12 months. to his commitment to spend a few brother tinker with electronics, the boy’s mother remarries. hours every week with a young friend repair a bicycle, go fishing, swim­ “People have got to help young “I think Congress will go along Personal income climbed 1.2 per­ with the decision to sell a limited ^ Outside today ] of his — an 8- to 16-year-old toy who ming, sailing, picnicking, shopping, people get along in this world. The cent in December and 11.1 per­ number of airplanes in the Middle differs from most other kids his age or whatever form of recreation or Big Brothers aim is to teach them cent for all of 1977. East,” Carter said, partially on Winter storm watch in effect only in that he has no father. work seems suitable. goto principles, how to do things, and The 3.6 percent annual rate gain grounds Egypt and Saudi Arabia now tonight and Sunday. Becoming cloudy “I lost my father when I was 12 When Cartwright prepares his how -to be an all-around person,” he means that in January the today with chance of light snow by years old and I never knew what it backyard garden in the spring, he says. "Encouragement is the name rank with Israel as “our ally and our average American lost ground to late in the day. High temperatures in was like to have a father’s com- offers a corner of it to his little of the game,” he adds. friend” in that region, Inflation, which has fluctuated the 30s. Snow likely tonight with lows paniontoip and from whom I could brother, who cares for his portion “It’s been a proven fact that Big primarily to aid Democratic con­ from 6 to 6.5 percent. in the teens. Snow ending Sunday learn to do things and do things himself. Brothers has been able to keep a gressional candidates. morning, followed by partial with,” Cartwright says. A better-than-average cook, younger brother out of trouble when Aware that economic stagnation is HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill to clearing. Highs around 30. National It wasn’t long after he filled out an Cartwright teaches his little brother a major, sensitive issue in New form a panel that would scrutinize See Page Six-A England, he said his policies have led weather map on page 7B. the Connecticut gambling in­ application that he was given his first some of the basics like making a dustry and the people who \ regulate it was propos^ Friday by a legislative committee. Your neighbors’ views: Should Manchester have carnivals? Another bill that would prohibit all advertising of the Connecticut ■ f lottery was also proposed during a meeting that opened a Pandora’s box of gambling issues.

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Soviet Union is entering an economic period of reduced growth potential and faces an oil and energy crisis that could have widespread internal and inter­ national effects, yet doggedly pur­ sues its military buildup. . Those were the apparent con­ clusions of a 193-page sanitized report released Friday of secret intelligence briefings given to the Joint Economic Committee last June and July. Jarvis Morrone BELFAST, Northern Ireland Anderson Pierro Lerch Bernard! Fowler Sehuttlnger (UPI) — A powerful bomb ripped nivals have worked out pretty well in the throilgh a suburban hotel crowded Tracy Anderson, 155 Eldridge St., organizations should be allowed to have Manchester—“Maybe it would be all right with more than 400 adults and Manchester—“Yes. I think they’re fun.” them. But I don’t thing commercial or for a church.” . past.” children Friday night, killing at professional carnivals should be allowed.” ■ Mrs. Charles Srliullinger, 34 Goslee Roller! Morrone, 108 Pond Circle, Rose Pierro, 128 Maple St., Manchester least 12 persons and injuring 20 Diane Bernard!, 133 Maple St., Drive, Manchester—“I think so if it helps Glastonbury - “Yeah. Why not? They’re —“Oh yes, I think so. I used to like them.” more. It was the worst single Manchester—“I think so. They’re a lot of the cause.” goto for the kids and keep them out of a bombing in Northern Ireland Pam l,erch, 38 Benton St., Manchester fun, and we always have a goto time.” Christine Jarvis, 62 Woodhill Road, lot of trouble. I like them myself. They’re since December 1971. —“I think churches and private Franklin Fowler, 15 Foster St., Manchester —“I think they should. Car­ a lot of fun.” V______PAGE m V A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mam lu sUr ( .■iiii. S.H . Kcl) IH. liiTK LOCAL CHURCHES ( ~ Theater eclM^ute ) ARA CHURCHB8 About town 4;O.SPEI. M AI.U 415 Center St NORTH I MTEI) METIIOlHsT Newcomers Sunday ' UA Theater 3 — "Close En- ; 4:OVEMRY PRESBYTERIAN ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, a c t (.HI HCH, Farter at itev F jrle R ;; t lir R I .'ll, Nathan Hale School Road. 31. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. 10 a m . Breaking bretd; 11 45 a m . Ctister, putor. ' UA Theater 1 - "High . Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. Carl J. » e re r. pastor. Sunday School, 7 p m . Uotpel meeting U A Theater 1 - "H ig h Anxiety. ” 2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- .. 2:0(h 40^ HT. HKIIN.ET ( HI KCH, 70 Mam St 9 and 10 30 a m , Worship Services, the Emanuel Hill Chapter of 43 Spruce St. A nursery will be will hear ;; 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ Anxiety. ” 2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- » \ e r n o n c l ^ r 2 _ 1 School: 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at par- day Mattes at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor Hev Rev Henry Mlllan preaching, sermon AIroholie» Anonymous will meet provided. The program is open to the ■'Whole Person in a Broken World,’ i ! sonage on Cornwall Dr. VERNON UNITED METHODIST William J SUck. Rev William J tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of public. *:«-10:30 . "C h a rlo tte ’s Web. ” l- jo Killeen U A T h e a te r 2 - "Candleshoe. 2:00-4:00-5.50- "ju iia ." 4:00-7:10-*;20 ’ ; FIRST ASSEMBLIES UF GOD, 7S3 Coffee Fellowthip between services. 9 Emanuel Lutheran Churrh. 60 counselor C H U R C H , Route 30. Rev. Dr. James W. "Candleshoe." 2:00-4:00-5:50- 7:45-9:40 ' Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Knorr, puitor. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 30 p m . am , Nurtery lor children 5 yean and Church St. seboot auditorium. Sunday Masses at younger, 10 30 am . Church School , 1 Jelley, pastor. 9:15 a.m., Worship Service, Church Members of the Anderson-Shea , ..^-1 p MonctwHf Ewttiwg HoraM 7:30. 9 and 10:30, in church, 10 30 a m clattiF* for age 3 to Grade 6. 6 pm . UA Theater 3 — Close En- W m L ------e a e C i O l i I • 10 a.m., Church School; 11 a.m., Mor- School for ail ages. Nursery provided. Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Mrs. Rita C. Mannebach. student and noon in school auditonium. Membership Group; 6 30 p m . .Senior The final two episodes. "The Age counters. ” 2:(XM:30-7:00-9:45 | ’t n iP I I B ’ , ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. ST. MARGARET MARY CH U R CH , service counselor of Hall Memorial Youth Group, 8 p m . ’Fllaitu- Band, of Personal Peace” and "Final and its auxiliary will visit the Ro<-ky Vernon Cine 1 - "The Bet- BSnSSliw. \ ER.NON ASSEMBI.IES U F GOD, 51 South Windsor. Rev. William MMlraUi KILL G O SI'E I. INIEKIIENitMI- School in Ellington, will be guest discussion topic, "Handling Rejection " Choices." of the film series "How Hill Veterans Hospital Monday sy. ” 2:00-7:00-9:40 oond Oh i IM) MMw. Old Town Rd. and Rev. J o s ^ Schick, co-paston. NATIONAL C IU H C H . 745 Mam St speaker at the Manchester New­ Rev Philip Saunders, minister. CENTER CO.NGKEI.ATIONAI. Should We Then Live.” will be Those planning to attend will meet at E ju rd sc retulaHjk Vernon Cme 2 - SuggMtod Cwrtor RatM 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday comers Club on Tuesdav at 7:30 p.m. 10:30 a m.. Praise. Worship Service c m KCH. I NITED I.Hl H l.li O F presented Sunday at 7 p.m. at the the post home at 6:15 p.m. and leave Amer»con Heart Association | "C h a rlo tte s Web. 1:30. | | | < n W j n I a, ' 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m., Matte* at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. and Bible study for all ages, 7 p m . CHRIST, It Center St Rev Newell H promptly at 6:30. at the YWCA. 78 N. Main St. Her witf noMTiNO rot vout uri Julia.' 7:10-9:20 C J * A W A I t l T on 1 SIngtaoopy...... 1M Evening Evangelistic. CHURCH OF SAINT BERNARD, Presbvterian Church of Manchester. Deliverance Service. Curtis Jr., pastor. topic will be "The Parent’s Role: Sex WMWy...... to* l.MTED CONGREGATIONAL Rockville. Rev. John J. White, paator. A i y f l l M I I A C ■ tin* month...... tS.tO FAITH BAPTLST CH I H M I. Orange 9 a m , Lighthouse Bible Study. Simp- Education in the Home.” K M M e e M M * I Thra* month* ...... t 11.ro cm KCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Sunday matte*: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00 and Hall 72 E. Center St Rev, James HAROLD ROBBINS: CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 11:30 a.m. ton Wing: 10 a m . Worship Service in­ On* y*w...... |4«.I0 Beliasov, pastor. cluding ^ cred Dance O ioir inlerprettion M«a Rat** Upon Roquoot Miller, minister. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH Mrs. Mannebach received her 9:30 a m., Sunday School, 10 30 a m , ol "The Cry" arranged by Betty Simp- Operation Rice Bowl bachelor’s degree from Carlow m i l U m M I SuboerllMr* who t*N to rocatv* 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and (LUTHERAN CHURCH IN M ton, the Rev. M r Curtis, preaching. la u u m o w pg 1 m*lr n*w*p*p*r botor* 5:30 p.m. Church School: 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim AM ERIC A), 1120 Silver Lane. E a it Hart­ Worship Service; 7 pm . Evening Ser­ College in Pennsylvania and a *hould toltphon* th* circulation vice. Church School; 11:15 a m , Second Hour ashamed of our greed We thank you d*p*rtm*nt. 047-N40. Fellowship. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. master’s degree in social work from CHURCH OF THE ASSl MPTIO.N, In Federation Room. Youth Group bake The Social Action Division of ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Route 31, 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 for your generosity to us. Amen.” Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. u le and Coffee Shoppe, Woudrull Hall Manchester Area Conference of the University of Illinois. She has Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, a.m., (Hiurch Service, Nursery provided. Wednesday’s menu is liver noodle Edward S. Pepin, pastor. COMMl N m BAPTIST ( IK Kt.ll, Churches invites every Manchester manv years of teaching experience pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. S T . PETER'S EPISCOPAL casserole, peas, and apple celery Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.: AN AMERICAN BAI*11ST ( III K( H. family to participate in Operation and formerly taugHl marriage and Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron. Rev .salad. Sunday Masses at 7:30 and 10:30 and Rice Bowl each Wednesday during family courses at Manchester Com­ Masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. William Persing, rector. 585 E Center St Rev Ondon Stain, I.Rer Noodle Casserole 11:45 a.m. minister. Rev Frederick Ijni, director Lent by saying a prayer for the star­ munity College feEST PICTURE ALL NEW ST. M AT TH EW ’ S C H U R C H , Tolland 10 a.m.. Worship Service; registration 1.111 RCII OE JESIS CIIKIST OE of Christian education 1 lb. of liver Rev. Francis J, O’Keefe, pastor. for Sunday School classes after service ving and eating a low-cost meal, with LAIIEK-I)A1 SAINTS, Woodside 9:15 a m . Oiurch School lor all ages, 1 onion, sliced Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin the savings going to the starving of The Manchester Newcomers Club | 7;ll Van**** R» pastor. CH U R C H , 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. — for good or ill. The opportunity to J Broadhead, assistant to the rector Wed. thru Sat. Matinees: 1:30 I enjoyed watching the Springfield Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor Spaghetti, 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m., Dr. James W. Knorr, pastor. share the faithjs there but it is more Toast, a a a GUITAR, BANJO A BASS Sun. and Mon. Matinees:2:00 !0:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Kite I. with Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and International Tennis Classic on often what we are than what we say RavToll Wed. thru Sun. Evenings:7:45 11 a.m., Worship ^ rvice; 10 a.m., provided; 9:15 a m., Sunday School; 7 homily by the Rev. Murray Goodwin. 9 It LESSONS August). television and am looking forward to cotiaoe QQt or Shells Mon. Evening :6:30 Church School. which communicates. p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. a m.. Holy Euc.iarist. Rite I. with ser­ ROCKVILLE UNITED METH­ the World Cup between the United Age 12 or under Personalized Instruction, Rapid Progess. General Admission $2.00 — C H U R C H O F .ST. M A liR IC E , 32 The chuckle ST. JO H N ’ S PO l.lSII NATIONAL mon by the Rev. Mr. Goodwin. Church HamaFrles O DIST C H U R C H , 142 Grove St, Rev, Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. States and Australia. I marvel at the School, Nursery care, followed by coffee p fu t 4faffy apoofafs 11 Years Experience. Ages S-adults. Ofi sale at door on day of CA TIIOLIC C lll KCH. 23 Golway St ■roaktoot torvod John W. Mortimer, pastor. Cronin, pastor. seeming ease with which the experts Sometimes announcement of a ser­ hour, 11 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rile I, All Styles. Beginners to Professionals. performance Rev, Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. 7 Days A Wook ^ u ll Lunch Manii 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday vice or program can be misleading. , with sermon by the Rev Mr Goodwin FREE loan intrument for beginners. Reserved Seats: $4.50 manage the most difficult strokes — 9 a.m., Mass in English; 10:30 a m.. * Pull Dinner Manu ST. JO SE PH CH U R C H , 33 West St., Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. F’or example, in Laconia, N.H., Alto aM aarvlng our dallolotM pixxa and grindars Ticket Informanllon: so different from my own frantic Mass in English and Polish. Rockville. S T . PETER’S EPISCOPAL during the minister’s vacation, a SOUTH IMTEI) MEIMODIST 278-1110 attempts. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN .e o a e d a il y a a .m . - i i f .m . a pai. a s a t . t o i a .m . Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun­ CH U R C H , Sand H ill Road, South Wind­ (.HI R(,H, 1226 Main St. Rev George W Ticket Office Open Deity But! I realize to some extent the church advertisement in the local c m KC H , 40 Pitkin St. Rev, Burton D. 646-6567 day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. sor. Rev. Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill. Rev. paper announced the performance of Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, 10 e.ni.-6K)0 p.m. (Folk) at 11:15 a.m., Vigil of Holydaysat cost of their apparent perfection. The Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. 313 CKEN n. IWNKSTn Td. 647-9157 Bob Stirber Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the a cantata by the choir in this way: associate pastor. 7 p.m., Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and vicar. ^ unknown Swiss who defeated 8 a m,. Sacrament of Holy Commu­ NO SERMON SUNDAY 8:30 a.m., Holy Communion. Youth 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Solomon, the 13th ranking player, nion; 9and 10:45a.m., Worship Services; "Rejoice, beloved Christians ’ Class from Grade 10, Nursery care; 10 p.m. Fam ily Service and Sunday School; acknowMged that he had started Pastor Webb preaching, sermon: "His a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, Wednesday, 10 a.m., Holy Communion. playing tennis before he was eight Nevertheless, Joy"; 9 a m.. Church ^hool. Nursery through Grade 6, Nursery care. 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL C lll RL’H, years old. In a number of interviews through adult; 10:45 a m.. Nursery and spring is on the way CALVARY C lll KCH, ASSE.MBI.IES pastor. Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Senior High Class, display in the recep­ the players tell of practicing three to During the Blizzard of 1978 I 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., Wellner, rector. OK GOD, 647 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. tion hall done by the first grade; 5 p.m.. five hours a day to improve their depended on my tractor snowplow Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. Sundav ^hool; 7 p.m., Evening Service. 8 a.m., Holy Communion;’ 10 a.m.. Staff-parish committee meeting; 6:15 strokes. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH. Fam ily Service and Church School. for access to the highway. It is not p.m.. Bell Choir rehearsal: 7:30 p.m.. When Arthur Ashe went into a children and adults; 10:30 a.m,, Service Praise and Teaching Service. Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL very effective in deep snow so it was slump some time ago he concen­ of Worship, child care provided; 6:30 McClean, pastor. CHURCH, Hebron. Rev, David G. necessary to tackle the drifts often. p.m., Evening Service, hymnsing, gospel SECOND CONGHEGATIOML Sand 10:30 a.m., Worship Service; 9:15 Runnion-Bareford, pastor. trated on his serve. As I recall, he In fact, once when sighed "at last” music, and Bible preaching. CHI KCII, (MTEI) Clll KCH OE s t e y a.m., Sundav School. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. served over 10,000 times to regain his and turned around to run the tractor gtoifsM ido^ Saie! ST. UAKTHOLO.MEW’S C lll RCII, CHRIS r, 3ffi N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James Mr. Runnion-Bareford preaching. former skill, and accomplished his into its shed, the snow behind me was East Middle Turnpike. Rev. Richard D. MacLauchlin, pastor. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Route Nursery provided; 9:15 a.m.. Church purpose. Hoon just as deep as before. It was dis­ Bollea, administrator. 10 a.m., Morning Worship and Church 30, Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; School classes. ^coming a pro does not come • t /l l couraging to say the least. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday School, the sermon: "Forgiveness," will Rev. Mjchael Donohue. UNION CONGREGATIONAI, easy. It requires practice and dedica­ I think that on the day of the "big masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m be given by the pastor, service of ordina­ Satitrday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow­ SATURDAY, SUNDAY and MONDAY tion. blow” 1 plowed the driveway seven CHURCH OE THE NAZARENE, 236 tion and installation of deacons and Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. man, minister: Rev. David B. Eusden. I have often thought of the analogy Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, senior deaconesses: 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour in WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, associate minister. times. Intellectually, of course, I between tennis players and those pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of the H all; 11:15 a.m.. Small group study of 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. 9:15 a.m., Adult Bible Class; 9:30a.m., knew that sun was rising a little who claim to be Christians. Are we visitation and outreach. "The Life Of Jesus Christ" will begin in Misses’ and Jrs.’ Fashion Harold W. Richardson, minister. Church School, Grades 10 through 12; earlier every day, and the snow would 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all the Parlor, Session I dealing with the 9:15 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service 10:30 a.m., Church School, Crib Room, as serious in our purpose and our eventually melt. ages; 10:45 a.m,, Morning Worship, significance of His birth as a revelation Shirts and Blouses and Church School. kindergarten including 5-year-olds; 10:45 dedication as the tennis pro? Do we But this knowledge did not help me message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, of God; 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior High THE HOTTEST Silky-soft nylons or polyesters. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL a.m., Morning Worship, Swond Sunday in “practice” the art of prayer, nearly as much as the promise of Children’s Church and Nursery provided; Pilgrim Fellowship meeting. CHURCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED Lent, Fam ily Sunday and Ordinance of faithfully read our Bible, earnestly SOUNDTRACK Long-sleeve cowl necks, blousons, spring which welcomed me when I 6 p.m., Evening Service, message by the CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Baptism, sermon topic: “ Out of Touch and more. Sizes S, M, L. seek to love others as ourselves? returned to our family room after my Rev. Mr. McLain, Nursery provided. CHURCH OF CIIRI.ST, Lydall and ALBUM Reese III, minister. With Jesus,” the Rev. Mr. Bowman Our Reg. 4.9 9 ...... Why should we expect it to be an plowing. There I was greeted by a ZIQN EVANGELICAL LITIIKHAN Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer and 9:45 a.m.. Church School for preaching; 11:45 a.m., Coffee Hour. OF THE easy road? If in the world of sports or CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Michael Lawlor, ministers. kindergarten through Grade 8; 11 a.m., bowl of hyacinths in full bloom, by BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL the world of the arts practice is es­ Cooper and High streets, Rev. Charles W. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. YEAR! Worship Service. C H U R C H , Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. tulips beginning to show red among WRANGLER straight Leg sential, certainly it is in the realm of Kuhl, pastor. Worship, sermon: "The Good Shepherd," BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST Stanton Conover, minister. the green fronds, and by sprays of 9 a.m.. Divine Worship, Coffee Hour by Mr. Lawlor; 6 p.m., Worship, sermon: Pre-Washed Denim Jeans Stainless Flatware 50-Pc. Service for 8 C H U R CH , 18 Church St., East HaHford. 10:15 a.m., (?hurch School & Nursery; religion. yellow forsythia that I had brought in after worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday School "Faith Is The Victory," by Mr. Brewer, Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, sermon: This is the period of Lent when we the house several weeks before. Count on Wrangler for great fit! Finely crafted in traditional or contemporary patterns, and Youth Forum; 10:15 to 11:35 a.m.. Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. "What Matthew Saw In Christ” ; 6:30 are reminded of the discipline of our The fragrance of these blooms and Five stitch-detailed pockets, belt all dishwasher safe. Eight each: knives, dinner & EMANUEL LUTHERAN C lll RCII, 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Lord who spent forty days of self- First and Second Year Youth Instruc­ loops. Waist sizes 26-32. salad forks, soup spoons; plus 16 teaspoons and their brilliant color against the drab tion; 6 p.m.. Youth invited to parsonage. Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. School for Nursery through junior high; 9 FIRST CONGREGATIONAL denial in the wilderness. He was con­ Our Reg. 14.99...... February day assured me that spring Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf­ 2 serving pieces. Our Reg. 16.99...... a.m.. Church School for senior high and CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. UNITARIAN UNIVEHSALIST 8.76 stant in his attendance at worship was indeed on the way. son, pastors; Lynn Bruer, intern: Rev. C, adult classes. Johnson, minister. SO CIETY: EAST, Community Y, 79 N. and in his practice of prayer. Can we Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. S T . DUNSTAN'S CHURCH, A maxim from M ain St. Rev. A rnold Westwood, 9:30 a.m., Sunday School in Church do otherwise? Even loving takes 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship. Boy Manchester Road, Glastonbury. Rev. Lane House; 11 a.m.. Worship Service, Ralph Waldo Kmerson minister. WINTER GLOVES. .% PRICE! practice. Some translators of I John Scout Sunday; 9:45 a.m., Church School. Joseph R. Bannon, pastor. sermon title: "Trusted with the Truth,” 11 a.m., Sandy Stanlake, of Manchester 4:7 say: “ Let us practice loving each “ As long as our civilization is es­ Adult Forum with Camp Calumet presen­ LADIES' SAVE Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Nursery care provided in Church Lane Community College will explore "The sentially one of property, of fences, tation, Youth Class, Bible study of Job; AN Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. House. other for love comes from God.” Evidence for Life After Death," Nursery Our A - Our VAirOur ▲ A of exclusiveness, it will be mocked 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for infants: EXTRA 50% OFF F IR S T BAPTIST CHURCH OF TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA­ The nihilist almost became a and Sunday School, coffee and conversa­ 6:30 p.m.. Youth open house. f a - * 1 sa-1®® sa * 2 EAST HARTFORD, (Southern Baptist TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED by delusions.” tion. Our Orig. Low Prices on Christian BOYS'and GIRLS' Convention), 36 Main St. Rev. Charles C H U R C H O F CH RIST, Rev. Kenneth Conley, pastor. E. Knox, pastor. In the light of the above Our m b ... Our ENTIRE STOCK OF paragraphs it is interesting and SKATEBOARDS 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Worship Services 8 a.m.. Men’s Club breakfast; 10:30 C B Convac TNE f s 7 5 * fa M which are interpreted for the deaf. a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; 6 p.m.. humbling to learn that Nietzhe MM Choose vinyls, knits, palmers and more. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday Pilgrim Fellowship; 8 p.m.. Fellowship almost became a Christian at one Examples: tion had been completed. * tnternwdlMt martidownt h m bttn Uktn. School: 6 p.m., Training Union. of Prayer at Gorsch home. time in his life. He was honest and Despite the gloom of a recent Time SKAKS The word at this writing is that the HUFFY 24" POLY 7 8 forthright in his intellectual ap­ magazine article about the bankruptcy of By WrrHKtCKTAtL.Orig. 15.99*... f episode is over, the pipelines have been ‘SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER” MARX proach to life. This German thinker Hy-Gain as foretelling the demise of many Eugww Selected Group of Handbags cleared and the CB industry is headed to a was interested in Christianity and CB manufacturers, the CB industry is op­ Brawar Big Wheel new plateau. That’s why we said earlier Leathers, canvas and vinyls in dres^ or went to live among Christians who timistic about the future. TVtfn.ALBUM SgT casual shapes. Our Orig. 10.99 to 1/.99*...... “ Delbrook lay chairman were reputed to be devout in order to There are several manufacturers of CB that the industry is optimistic. Our see what it was like. gear who are in financial trouble, and It is project^ that approximately 8 tiomeone recently men­ Ladies’ Dressy & Casual Sandals Reg. 18.49 tioned the rising interest in Series 1298 He decided against it for he said: several, like Hy-Gain, who have filed with million units will be purchased in 1978. Ride-'em fun for children 3 to 7. of Emanuel congregation the federal courts under Chapter II, a Early figures indicate there were 10 B ib le study, including Colorful vinyls with rope bottoms, bouncy These Christians will have to look a Where Available Q O i l many who never have crepe soles. Sling-backs, more. Sizes 5-10. Sturdily constructed, with wide proceeding which asks protection of the million units sold in 1977. Bearing in mind lot more redeemed before I can made a serious study of the TAPE Series 1298 ...... 0 .4 L H Our Orig. 4,95 to 5.99*...... * 2 tires for extra stability. court while a company reorganizes its that the FCC had issued in excess of 13 *fntermediatemar1idowns have been Men. believe in it." Book. Neighborhood Jack W. Delbrook of Shady Hill million licenses by the end of 1977, this Instead of using his talents as a finances and business so it can continue in studies with a non- Lane in Glastonbury has been elected Christian he became /the spiritual operation. doesn’t look to us like a depressed in­ denominatlonal format are to serve as lay chairman of the con­ father of Naziirm. We predicted iast fail that there would dustry. Or a medium that is faltering. common. gregation of Emanuel Lutheran How are others influenced by our be a shakeout. The FC C’s ruling on. the Mark Rosenker, director of public Such interest in the Word JOHN GENERAL ELECTRIC REB ATE DAYS Church. Christian living? Many today are cutoff date on the sale of 23:channel sets relations, Electronic Industry Association of God is most gratifying. I seeking for meaning and purpose in was a major problem. Hy-Gain, Pierce- (EIA), says a consensus of its members pray it will expand rapidly. DENVER The Bible is man’s only Delbrook has been a member of the their lives. Is our practice of the Simpson, Cobra, Johnson, to name a few would be a conservative attitude but “ (Want rr.,...w m in w ^ GENER.1L ELECTRIC church council for 15 years and was — all of them had 23-channel units in the definitely up-tempo. valid source for knowing Christian faith a challenge and in­ God. Apaii from it we are Home Sentry Security Light recently named to his post by the pipelines, as well as on retailers’ shelves. “ They feel that price stabilization and To Live” spiration to them? Annie Flint has a adrift in a maze of council. As a member of the council, Distributors and retailers alike are ner­ technical advances are the two factors CALDOR REG. LOW PRICE ...... 1 1 .9 7 warning for us in the second verse of speculations. "He that LP Series G798 he was4nstrumental in revising the which support their optimism." he her poem, “ Jesus Christ— and We” : vous people. At mid-year they were knoweth God heareth us CALDOR SALE PRICE ...... 9 .9 7 explained. "The sets being marketed now present organizational structure. He We are the only Bible slashing prices, discounting, rebating and (Apostles), 1 John 4:6. are the best the industry has ever G.E. MAIL-IN REB A T E...... 2 .0 0 * is also a member of the advisory The carelpss world will using every other merchandising device While there are depths to produced, in terms of service, features, board of the church and of the board read; they could think of to clean up the 23s. the Scriptures which the i i f the Lutheran Service Association. We are the sinner’s The quality manufacturers who had es­ design and longevity. They are super." greatest minds for 2000 Where Available 3He has been a member of Emanuel gospel. tablish^ go^ names with the excellence He adds: “ They’ll cost more because years have not plumbed, YOUR FINAL COST ^ince 1956. of their products were compelled to they offer more.” the essentials for accepting TAPE *See Clerk lor Details. We are the scoffer’s assure their distribution outlets that they No one seems to know for sure what 1978 Christ as Savior and ser­ creed; ving hitn as Lord are readi­ Series K798 . He is manager of personnel ad- would stand behind them. As the year’s will bring, but the manufacturers are bet­ We are the Lord’s last ly acceMible to the sincere ,,-ministration of fuel cell operations at end approached, these manufacturers had ting heavy dollars. We estimate that the message seeker. But seek he must! Tlhe Power Systems Division of FCC will issue about three million . Given in deed and word — repurchased, these manufacturers had "Study to show thyself ap­ 5.44 JJnited Technologies, South Windsor, repurchased many millions of dollars licenses this year. Of the sets sold, about What if the line is proved unto God... rightly one-third would be to new installations ^ e and his wife, Roberta, have two crooked? worth of their own units. This means a dividing the word of and two-thirds would be replacement un­ Children, William and Paul. What if the type is horrible cash drain. Even when these sets truth.’ ’ 2 Tim. 2! 15. THREE WAYS TO CHARGE: Jack W, Delbrook its. blurred? were rebuilt to accommodate the 40- iBSSHBra channel FCC ruling, it meant a loss every The main thing is that the shakeout has 1. CALDOR CHARGE I canboCaccept the statement that CHURCH OF CHRIST killed off a lot of the fast-buckers and 2. MASTER CHARGE n in ^ Hioinii Ganlar “we are the Lord's last message" time a set was sold. The cost of staying in Lydall and Vernon Streets- hopefully the makers of quality gear will .VISA/BANKAMERICARD but certainly this poem gives us the poker game required tremendous Phone: 646-2903 STORE HOURS: DAILY AND SATORDAY, 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. * SUNDAY, 10 NOON Read Herald Ads be able to continue. pause for thought. No one knows the financial resources until the whole transi­ PAGE FOlIR A - MANCHESTER EVENING IIERAUJ. Manchester. Conn . Sal . Feb. 18, IW8 MANnilSTER EVENING HEHAU) Mam h.-M. r f imii N ,1 ) , ACROSS 64 Small brown Aniwtr 10 Pttvtout Punta 'i . l I I'. I \ bird 1 I Naw York ball i7T 0 TT■ u u r.u3 g 1 11 a ^ H u■ □E] nn Merit selection and the Marston case club DOWN u Ns. " 5 1 0 Inn nn ChariM M. Bchulta S Thrown (Fr) [A 0 A M0 □ nn □□ immediately. Or, some insist, he was a hollow ring. They simply cannot 9 Author t Sail! Ll□ n □ ElOai U.S. REP. TOBYo & v MOFFETT Just planted there to embarrass the have it both ways. They cannot, on Dear Abby Flaming 2 Graal Laka IT’S YOUR OPINION 12 Irhtattt 3 Aitronomar'a Sixth District. new president. the one hand, claim they are tool 13 Angartd THIS 15 a \ There is also a possibility, operating the government on higher By Abigail Van Buren 14 Ganatic 4 Compata A RiUROI 0065 MOT Pf?DeAa'/50M£THiN6THAT Th(* Sulimiuy opinion pugo iH nion on a wide variety of suh- One day last qtriiig, early in the malarial point FL£UK0N..HDy however, that Marston took Carter ground than previous ad­ APPR£ClAT60eiN6TAK£N 6OeSUAV0ACK.ANO op«*n lo all readerN of Tin* jecis. Carter Adminiatration’s first year, I (abbr) 5 Jatr |TH0U6HTlTW\5 seriously when be promised merit ministrations and then, when 6 Roar lA lL lO FOR AN ASTERISK! 6DTH SlOeS OF THE asked a top White House aide about 15 Lnrar fluid AN ASTERISK li(*ruld. Vi (* Holiril your opinions We ask that you limit your selection of U.S. attorneys. Perhaps criticized for practicing "politics as to Barral itoppar 7 Sawbuck fAMlWHAVE fOReOTTEiN reports that some of the president's 17 Chop oH 6 Tantast □ □ □ □ ^PlPNTfOU? on topics of interest to the eoin- writing to no more than 500 be believed Mr. Bell when upon usual" respond with the typical "old DEAR ABBY: Frequently you have expressed the IT appointees to U.8. District 18 Look at 9 Loaf about 27 Fragranct 43 Juic* drink politics” defense; in this case, that opinion that if a man cheats on his wife, she should “forgive niunity. Is it education? Ad­ words, double spaced, and send becoming the new attmney general and forget," and take the unfaithful husband back. 19 Month (abbr) to In a ahort 28 Cut of baaf 45 Angle ratio Judgeships were lacking in 20 Actrtaa Dunna he said the Department of Justice Marston was a political animal and Obviously you do not uphold the traditional Orthodox lima (comp wd) (pl| ministration? Business? them to: quallflcations. 22 Haalth raton 11 Back ol tha 30 Cargo ihip 47 Givtl comfo't "would have nothing to do with should have expected to be fired. Jewish view that states once the sacred trust has been Recreation? Politics? IT’S YOUR OPINION He acknowledged that candidate 24 Card nack 31 Biblical '48 Riw matsriali politics.” The president has made a terrible broken by either husband or wife, the only solution is 26 Child'i llrollar 19 Woman'! prepoiilion 49 L tlie IVfanchester Evening Herald Carter had pledged to pick all federal divorce! 51 SIteveltii Indeed, the Carter pledge to mistake in caving in to the Senate on (comp, w d) patriotic 32 Girl The purpose is to present a Judges — both district court and YALE 29 Efiactivt arment lit ■raid Square the merit selection issue. He should •ocialy (abbr) 35 Sooner attla depoliticize the Justice Department 33 Parson lovad 21 Gram for Goun cross-section of community opi­ appeals court — and all U.S. at­ (abbr) 54 Put on lolid IVIanchester, (^onn. 06040 has thus far fallen short. The ad- have confronted them with it and, if DEAR YALE: To “forgive and forget” is an old Jewish 10 akcaii whiskey Bl-Focala — By Ruth Marcua torneys (federal prosecutors) on the 36 M illing link food 34 Thrasdsd nail 23 Clots friend noinistration has replaced or reap­ necessary, gone to the American peo­ custom. In fact, the theme of the Yom KJppur service 39 Famila laint 57 Ranch animal basis of merit, not politics. stresses that we are all human, and it urges forgiveness 36 Ganafic 25 Yardstick (abbr) pointed 66 of the 94 U.S. attorneys. ple for support. He would have malarial 58 Com piii "But the Senate wouldn’t stand for and reconciliation. (“It is human to err, and it U in the 26 Subttsnca 41 Fruit atone point I LIKE US THE WAY Five Republicans have been received it, in bundles. 37 Soak W O U L D N T V e U ALL it,” he told me. "We tried to set up spirit of the Divine to forgive.”) 38 Gag retained. Urging the Senate to es­ Now the best thing he can do is to t 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 f 10 11 U N S TO BE THAT LUE ARE, SARA — independent, blue-ribbon panels to The prophet Hosea was actuaily commanded by God to 39 Putt tablish selection panels for district press for a policy that will insure accept Comer as his wife even though it was public 40 Surgical saw 12 13 14 U K E L A M C E 6ETUP P l£ M T Y O F G E T V P Farm parity and disparity screen and recommend all those ap­ knowledge that she was a harlot. 42 Quotitnti court Judges and U.S. attorneys has merit selection of Judges and 15 16 17 AMDOUJEN? pointments, but most Democratic God further commanded the prophet Hosea to “bring the 44 Lawyar'i AND A U > 9 P K f ! resulted in only five states— (Califor­ prosecutors. Anything short of that is By USA SHKPAKtl Department of Agriculture doesn’t sidy payments. Senators felt we were invading their family together in acceptance and compassion.” Shall we patron saint 11 I. 20 21 60/ nia, Florida, Georgia, Iowa and going to leave a very bad impression 46 Angla .''cri|t|»» N**sii|fa|i«TR understand what we’re asking for. “'The truth of the matter is that turf. So the agreement we made was do less? ■ ■ Massachusetts — responding affir­ with the public and cause the presi­ mttiure 22 23 WASHINGTON - Leaders of the They think we’re asking for more consumers can, will and have made to have panels only for appeals court (abbr) ■ matively. dent considerable political harm. DEAR ABBY: Recently I moved into a small apartment 26 27 H2. 30 31 32 national farm strike say 100 percent government subsidies, but we’re not. up the difference between partial and Judges. We’ve had to sw ^ ow some building—with paper-thin walls. 47 Largt artery ■ We just want a parity law.” The words of the White House have SO I poiiaii 33 3. parity will not cost the federal full parity,” said a spokesman for the pretty poor district court nominees A male tenant (single) lives next door. Everything he (contr) ■ ■ government anything. Government Keenan and other farmers have ac­ American Farm Bureau Federation because of it." does—and I do mean EVERYTHING—can be heard 52 Cut down 37 3. 3. through the walls. 55 Retaniment ■ ■ estimates to ensure full parity, cused Secretary of Agriculture Bob — the largest farm organization in Now the awful White House perfor­ 41 z -if ( Thoughtt j Late at night, and especially on weekends, he carries on 58 Word on the 60 however, run as high as $44 billion. Bergland, also a farmer, of not being the country. “But it’s hard to get mance in the handling of the firing of wall ■ a very noisy love life. 44 ■ 8 The question is: What accounts for smart enough to handle his job. around the old laws of supply and de­ Philadelphia U.S. Attorney David W. I am not an eavesdropper. What he does is his own 58 Eya infection ■ "Be strong and of good courage... ’There are times when our lives are 59 Lair 47 46 Priacilla’s Pop — Al Varmaar the huge disparity? Bergland has said 100 percent parity mand. Marston indicates that the business, but how do I keep his private life from ruining 4B ,0 51 S3 54 for there is one greater with us Uian invaded by unforeseen cir­ my sleep and embarrassing me and my guests? 60 Hold! in ■ ■ The leaders are members of the is unacceptable and would require "If you have a large supply, you’re president’s early capitulation to the 55 56 57 58 II cumstances, unexpected illnesses I have met him only once, and he seems nice. For that wonder BUT THEN HE T IT WAS HIPPEN huge government payments or with him.” (Tironicles 32:7 61 Evening in M V FATHER GOT HE HAPNT EVEN American Agriculture Movement not'going to get a high price,” he Senate has cost him and the nation reason I am unable to bring myself to tell him that I can SB 60 61 These words were spoken by and unwant^ fears that all challenge Italy MAP BECAUSE I SEEN IT VET.' FOUND IT ANC? > U N D E R A based in Springfield, Colo. In deman­ government control of the farm said. “The only way to force the con­ dearly. overhear everything he does. ( facial t i s s u e .' Hezekiah, king of Judah, as the peo­ our Christian experience. During 62 Swift aircraft 62 63 64 MISPLACED MV HE GOT EVEN ding full parity, farmers seek the market. sumer to pay 100 percent parity is to The White House and many of its Is there some way I can let him know that he is (abbr) MAPPER.' ple of God anxiously awaited the in­ moments like these it is well for us to disturbing me and embarrassing me? N EW B IK IN I A r same purchasing power from the It would cost the government $44 supporters point out that Marston 63 Trsttop home .NI«V$PAP|R (HTfRPRitl A ISS I control pricing by limiting the vading forces of Sennacharib, king of remember the "One” magnificent THE GIRL NEXT DOOR items they sell as their forebearers billion to guarantee farmers full market supply. was a creation of the patronage Assyria. Under Hezekiah a religious resource that is ours through faith. X had in 1910-1914. parity for all commodities, as well as “The government would have to system and should not now be so self- reform had taken place which had For with us is the God and Father of DEAR GIRL: Yes. Make sure he reads “Dear Abby” Farmers face high production force the price index for food up buy what the consumer’s don’t,” said righteous in criticizing it. ’They say positively affected the spiritual life our Lord Jesus Christ. today—if you have to slip this under his door. It beats the Win at Bridge costs and comparatively low market almost 20 percent above current the spokesman. “Or they’ll have to that in accepting an eleventh-hour of the whole nation. “Be strong and of good courage.” alternative. But as Sennacharib came closer to Rev. Burton D. Strand prices. Farm prices as of mid- expectations, according to a recent write farmer’s a check — which they appointment from departing Presi­ DEAR ABBY: In response to the church wedding Jim chalks up lucky 13 November averaged 66 percent of study by the University of Penn­ do now under the farm program — if dent Gerald Ford, Marston must Jerusalem many thought that it was Concordia Lutheran Church photographer who took pictures for five hours and all for naught. parity — one of the lowest marks for sylvania. the market price is below the target have expected to be replaced almost “starved” while everybody was enjoying the wedding NORTH 218 As you can seen Jim held 4 A K 9 4 just one club and the queen the indicator in 44 years. "The disparity between the $44 price (what Congress has determined dinner: I remember our church wedding some 20 years ago. For ? J 10 9 4 of spades was conspicuously "We want the consumer, not the billion figure and the striking is a fair market price for a com­ all I know, the preacher said ‘The Pledge of Allegiance,” ♦ A 8 7 2 absent from his hand, but government, to guarantee a full pari­ farmers’ estimates is wishful modity).” the organist played "The Little Brown Jug.” and all the ♦ Q that did not stop Jim from Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence ty law," Robert Keenan, a farm WEST EAST taking all the tricks. thinking on the part of the farmers,” Most farm organizations sym­ guests wore flannel nightgowns! 4Q 10 75 4J2 The first three tricks went strike leader, told Scripps League said Wayne Boutwell, an economist What I’m trying to say is this: Brides are usuaUy so ir'ft NO U5ei I'M JU5T A OOH 30LLV1 COULD I EVER OOBBLB pathize with the complaints of ?K7652 fQ83 to the ace of clubs, ace of 5IAVC TO MV PA59I0NATE Newspapers in a telephone Inter­ with the Department of Agriculture. nervous, preoccupied and dazed at their own weddings ♦ K ♦ diamonds and ace of hearts. TH0»B CHOCOCATE4 HE BROUSHT MS MOWI striking farmers, but-by law cannot that they can’t be expected to remember to invite the cfcAYiuaf- e»PKiALLy a t , view. "It would be quite expensive for 4 7 4 3 4 KJ1098652 A diamond to dummy's M0MeNT$ LIKE THE5et support such action. photographer to join in the wedding feast. SOUTH eight, a heart ruff, a dia­ Keenan, a farmer and rancher, the government if all commodities “Those farmers in Springfield, Assuming the photographer is a grown man, why 4 8 6 3 mond to dummy's seven and claims Americans place food too low were raised to 100 percent parity,” Colo., aren’t economists,” added the couldn’t he just speak up and say, “Is it okay if I have a bite ▼ A a second heart dropped on their list of priorities and that Boutwell told this reporter. “The to eat? I’m starving.” ♦ QJ 29643 East’s queen of hearts. Farm Bureau spokesman. “You just BEEN THERE Now Jim ran all his they should be willing to spend more 4 A price of 100 percent parity would be can’t get something for nothing.” Vulnerable: Both trumps. Dummy’s last four for food. about one-third higher than it is now. DEAR BEEN: He could, but most photographers stay in Dealer: South cards were the ace-king-nine "The consumer would rather buy “The United States supply situa­ the dark until something develops. of spades and the jack of West .North East hearts. West’s were the cheap food and spend his money on tion is larger than it has been in past Yesterdays Pass 1? 34 queen-lO-seven of spades things like campers and boats,” he years,” he explained. “To raise Pass 4.NT Pas,s and king of hearts. He had to said, adding that achieving 100 per­ prices to achieve full parity, there Pass 5.NT Pass chuck a spade on that last 25 years ago trump. cent parity would raise the price of would have to be a cutback on the Astro-graph Pas.s ?♦ Pass Vincent MePadden and Walter Hib­ Pass The jack of hearts was food about 3.1 percent. quantity of food marketed. The Opening lead discarded and dummy's bard are in race for Eighth District By BERNICE BEDE 080L Alley Oop — Dave Graue "For example,” he explained, “if spades took the last three government would have to pull com­ director’s post. By Oswald Jacoby farmers were paid the full parity and Alan Sontag tricks. A lucky squeeze, but modities off the market or buy them Opening rush takes place in made possible by the play of price for wheat ($5,02), it would raise up to ensure smaller supplies and merchandise you neither need Today’s hand was played I w o n d e r ip d o c MAYBE r OU6HT Manchester for 1953 auto marker in­ nor can afford. Your sales three rounds of hearts. N ALLEY the price of wheat in a loaf of bread by James Chew of Tulsa, ID SEE WH4fT higher prices.” serts. t e l resistance is nil. Okla., in the Nashville H E 'S LIF* TO/ from 2.6 cents to 4.8 cents. The Economists at the USDA — looking CANCER (June 21-July 22) If Red Cross Chapter sets a $21,540 the situation calls for It. assert regionals. wrapper alone costs 13 cents.” only at the 16 commodities now sup­ goal. yourself as a leader today. The first interesting thing A Mississippi reader “It won’t cost the government a ported by taxpayer funds — estimate 10 years ago Leaving that which you should about the hand is North's bid wants to know our opening Feb. 19, 1978 do up to others Is a serious of the grand slam after find­ bid with: thing,” said the strike leader. “The that 100 percent parity would cost the This date was a Sunday; The mistake. ing that Jim held no kings. government about $22 billion in sub- Herald did not publish. “...And so what if the farmers are upset, big deal.” It's Important lor you to do all LEO (July 23-Aug.22) Instead He decided that Jim that you can to Improve your of bringing out into the open needed eight diamonds to 4 A 7 managerial skills. Something things which disturb you, fA good Is brewing. They'll be jump to four with two aces s you're apt to keep them pent and no kings. Therefore, the ♦ A J 9 8 4 3 needed this coming year. up and brood over them today. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.l9) king of trumps would drop. 4 a K 9 5 VIRGO (Aug.23-Sept.22) Peo­ That allowed North to count Tasks tough to begin with ple that are selfish or too self- We open just one diamond, could be made even more 12 sure tricks. The 13th but would not really con- seeking should be avoided to­ would come if Jim held two Hollywood: the dream factory. dllllcult today, owing to your day — one in particular who denui a forcing opening if attitude especially It you resent has taken Advantage ol you in clubs or the queen of spades. someone else wanted to doing them. Find out more the past. make it. The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Editor’s note: This is the fifth in a feelings about currrent films are troubled. Movies, with their fictional about yoursell by sending lor LIBRA (Sept.23-Oct.23) Ambi­ ■NEW.SPAPER ENTERPRISE A.S.SN I r see their flickering images in hot, distant and exotic worlds — the Park series of 15 articles exploring passionately formed and avidly your copy ol Astro-Graph Let­ tion is an admirable quality, plots, can provide emotionally rank storefront theaters. Avenue penthouse, the underworld ter. Mall 50 cents lor each and a ------Berry’s Wgrifi "Popular Culture: Mirror of debated. provided we don't step upon ....STILL I 'L L S A V ./ m V c h e c k i n g satisfying resolutions — an under­ The silent movies were accessible hideout, the Western frontier. long, sell-addressed, stamped others in order lo achieve our American Life.” This series was Movies occupy a much more cen­ envelope lo Astro-Graph, P.O. IT'S H O HAVING A C C O U N T b a l a n c e s dog’s triumph, a wrong righted, a to the polyglot audience of Eastern “ A Star Is Born” and “ King aims. Do nothing today lo earn U S E - I 'V E ARITHAAATIC written for Courses by Newspaper, a tral place in contemporary popular Box 489, Radio City Station, O U T p e r f e c t l y .' true love fulfilled. and Southern European immigrants Kong,” recent remakes of motion this accusation. G O T TO PROBLEMS program developed by University culture than simple numbers would N.Y.10019. Be sure to speclly SCORPIO (Oct.24-Nov.22) HAVE ONE t 7 ^ When this happens, we walk out of while language-based entertainment, picture classics, have re-emphasized ■your birth sign. Extension, University of California, indicate. Even though your views con­ O F T H O S E * the theater with that familiar such as theater and magazines, was the appeal both to audiences and >ISCES (Feb. 2»-Marcb 20) tain elements of wisdom that POCKET San Diego, and funded by a grant The reasons for this are partly psy­ Participate in active, tun pur- ”bigger-than-life” feeling of well­ not. producers of extremes of giamor and your contemporaries lack, be calculators I from the National Endowment for chological. Our reactions are shaped 'suits today both mentally and careful how they're presented. being. A recent film that gave The newcomers, faced with the exotic violence. physically. Sitting on your dull the Humanities. by our personal histories, our You won't express yourself audiences that experience was the task of shaping a culture from their Nevertheless, the movies have also Isn't the answer. well If you're emotional about Copyright 1977-78 by the Regents of cuitural backgrounds, even our ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Academy Award-winning “Rocky,” old country origins and their new ur­ portrayed a counterbalancing image It. the University of California. momentary m o ^ s— what pieases us It's best you tind a constructive SAGITTARIUS INov.23- the story of an Italian-American club ban setting, discovered new heroes of social harmony — the traditional outlet lor your energies today. one day may be distressing the next, Dcc.21) Be realistic regarding By Robert Sklar boxer who gets a crack at the and heroines in the movie players. American ideal of happiness/ Keeping your restlessness bot­ or the reverse. things which you cannot Hollywood: heavyweight title. Actors and actresses were not achieved through family and com­ tled up will make you irritable. change today. Adjusting to sit­ The studio sound stages are empty, Nevertheless, some aspects of The roots of our attachment to simply characters in a filmed story. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) uations Is belter than becom­ moviegoing seem to have a common COURSES BY NEWSPAPER munity. The “Andy Hardy ” series of Your talents lie more in the ing frustrated. the props and costumes auctioned, movie heroes and heroines also lie in They were people the audience saw the 1930s and 1940s, starring Mickey muscle areas today than they impact. CAPRICORN (Dec.22-Jan.l9) the back lots turned into office the specific way movies became a week after week, striving through Rooney, offered one of the most long- do in the mental ones. Double One-to-one relationships may As we sit in the darkened theater, check it you're doing any buildings. The Garden of Allah and part of our cultural life early in this the different conventionalized plots ly controlled by people who did not require all the tael that you can Born Loser — Art Sansom watching larger-than-life-size figures lasting and successful versions of paperwork. muster today, lo maintain har­ Romanoffs are eone, part of century. to gain success or romance, some share the ethnic and religious this social ideal. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) moving freely through time and mony. Excuse in others what Hollywood Boulevard a sleazy strip When movies became part of the small, secure foothold in pursuit of backgrounds of the traditional Since the rise of teievision and the This Is not a good day to you want excused in you. space, we may easily enter into a window shop stores that carry of adult bookstores and fast-food American scene around 1900, they the American dream. cultural elites. subsequent decline of motion picture (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I dreamiike state. We feel a sense of restaurants. wbre looked down upon by the com­ Familiar faces, such as those of With their upstart producers and attendance, the movies have less and heightened power and awareness, fortable classes. Movies found their Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffsl But the place retains its magic Mary Pickford and Lillian Gish, indecorous content, the movies were less often tried to present this balan­ (Z) 1978 by N£A, Inc. and a close identification with the aura. The tourists come all the same, first audience in the big city working served as surrogates for the im­ for a long tim e-r and indeed in some heroes and heroines on the screen. cing social theme. The most: “That was your mother on the phone. I totd look at the old-time stars’ footprints class districts and immigrant ghet- migrant audience, achieving a places still are — regarded by many successful recent movies — “Jaws. ” STEP IN HERE, tM VEW Y EXCITED... In real life our dreams are often her you coutdn 't come to the phone, because at the Chinese Theater, buy the maps toes, where it cost only a nickel to triumph one week, suffering tragedy Americans as a disreputable and un­ ’’The Godfather,” “Star Wars” —' I WANTTDSHIJW irs A YOU SOME­ GENUINE you were in the bag, again!" that guide them past the present day the next. Though film players were safe form of entertainment, have been closer to the extreme. I THING.' ANTIQUE.' Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick stars’ homes. anonymous, the working class public providing access to false values and The movies today are pre-| Though a shadow of its former self, recognized its favorites. Enter­ ideals, contributing to juvenile eminently a popular culture medium j Hollywood still holds a firm grip on prising producers, themselves im­ delinquency, sexual promiscuity, and of spectacle, and have left to televi- • HERE’S 4200 R7R THAT VERY TRUE.’ IV E L(7Nfi CARBURETOR! NOW I CAN PUT^. b e e n a f a n c i e r o f the public imagination as the popular migrants who learned the trade other social ills. Sion the opportunity and challenge of 1 MY EPMONC# (ON THE ROAP ANP CLASSICAL C A R S MY­ culture capital of America — indeed, operating nickelodeon theaters, For some years a number of states creating images of who we are now.! of the world. gTAR AT t h e a n t iq u e 5HOW$j, SELF! 1 WAS THE began to promote the favored players and municipalities pre-censored FIRST TO HAVE The Dream Factory, they called -ru . I into stars. movies before they were allowed to The views expressed in Courses by; 4HE /HAY HAVE BEEN A LEMON ^TiN TEP cSLA« BEHINP Hollywood in its heyday. Every Throughout the history of be shown. Following a threatened Newspaper are those of the authors* IN HER RAY. BUT SHE!S A BEAUTY THE CHAUFFEUR NC»W.' PEO PLE t(LTM SssUShtOH. I’AC'.K SIN A MANCIIKSTKH KVKMNt: HKKAU). M.imhcsli'r, ( .HIM S.II IVIi III I'l.ii Obituaries \ Panel urges law change >i. Nolooii J ('OVP'NTRY — George Milton to move fiscal control® Nelson. 69. of Cheney I>ane died Friday al Ml. Sinai Hospital. Hart- HARTFORD (UPI) — A special least partly made executive branch. seri()us document (hat seeks the lord He was the husband of Mrs legislative commission Friday The commission also traditional separation of powers.™ Ksthrr Metealf Nelson. recommended a series of changes in recommended the state return to a The recommendations would have Mr Nol.son was born Sept. 29.1908. the state's fiscal statutes to increase system of two-year budgets it a committee of 18 lawmakers You can be an artiit right in your own kitchen and turn out baked goods that in Manchester where he lived before control by lawmakers and trim the dropped in 1971 in favor of yearly tax assume the duties of the Finance Ad­ are pretty as a picture as well as a pleasure to eat. You don’t need canvas, palette governor's powers. and spending plans. or paints to produce these culinary masterpieces — fust good basic recipes that cull moving to Coventry 15 years ago. visory Committee. FAC has the for nourishing, tasty inuedients like peanuts and peanut butter. "This is aimed at recovering the !■»■■■ ’i i . ‘ -i-a He worked for many years at Colt Among the major recommen­ power to transfer money alloted by Besides imparting nne flavor to your homemade goodies, peanuts and peanut Firearms and the Thomas Heywood dations of the Commission to power of the purse which is clearly a lawmakers to one program from butter add plenty of nutritive value. They are packed with protein, essential B Co in Hartlord Before his retire­ Recodify the State's Fiscal Statutes legislative power," said Sen. Robert another as long as both programs 8re vitamins and important minerals. Even the tats they contain arc the polyunsaturated ment. he was a plant supervisor at was creation of a committee of law­ Houley, D-^mers. "You can call it a run by a single agency. FAC is com­ variety^ — no cholesterol problem here. makers to make decisions now at power play if you want, but its a posed of five lawmakers and four ad­ 4Baked l • items made with peanuts and/or peanut butter blend right into the ihe I niversity of Hartford. dailyy food picture. Youlou can brighten the breakfast breaktast hour and give memMrsmembers ofol yoi He was a member of the ministration officials. household a good send-off withviQ, nourishing • peanut-bran • muffins. - A . Peanut-Date Manchester lodge of Masons and The new committee would be em­ Filled Coffee Bread is an excellent mid-morning pickup while thick slices Peanut Sphinx Temple Shriners. Plea for Big Brothers powered to review applications for Butter Bread topped with a Creamy Ginger Spread make luscious lunchtime fare. He was a member of Emanuel Uonl. from I’ugc One federal aid and act on proposals con­ Peanutty Banana Bars are a nutritious after-school snack for the youngsters as well l.iilheran church. fatherless boys in Manchester have cerning the sale of state land when as a tasty treat in their lunch boxes. Nfelt-in-thc-mouth Burnt Sugar ’N Peanut Cake provides the perfect endina to the evening meal. And for entertaining there is no Other survivors are a son. Douglas his older brother is already in been waiting as long as two years for the full Legislature is not in session. trouble," he says. more elegant or delicious dessert than Peanut Rum Chiffon Pic. Metcall Nelson of Willimanlic; a a Big Brother, Penny said. It would also be required to consent The beauty of peanutty quick breads, muffins, pies, cakes or cookies is their daughter. Mrs. Linda Olson of There were about 75 boys in Anyone interested in serving may to any attempt by the governor to ease of preparation. You won’t have to brush up on baking techniques or take a Milford. Mich : a brother. Wallace Manchester needing Big Brothers at contact Big Brothers of Greater reduce state spending by more than special cooking course to produce these gems. Although they take little effort to Nelson of West Hartford; a sister. 18,000th Gold Card the end of 1977, according to Hartford, 57 Farmington Ave,, Hart­ three percent in cases where a deficit prepare, they will provide a large measure of satisfaction for the home baker. You Cartwright. ford, or call 246-7283. was anticipated. can exmet many compliments for your baking artistry from all those who are lucky Mrs Laura Harris of Connorsvillc. enough to sample this fine fare. Ind.; and seven grandchildren. Wally Fortin, Senior Citizens Center director, hands the Cartwright is just one of many Big The funeral is Tuesday at a time 18,000th Gold Card identification card to Mrs. Helen Zimmer Brothers who has provided the com­ BURNT SUGAR 'N PEANUTTY BANANA BARS and a place to be announced. Burial of 472 Main St. The card entitles Mrs. Zimmer and all other panionship. attention and guidance of will be in East Cemetery. a man to fatherless boys. J.C. Penney tells town PEANUT CAKE 1/4 cup shortening senior citizen Gold Card holders to nominal discounts in 2/3 cup s u u r 1/4 cup peanut butter Friends may call at the Watkins Cartwright calls the name of the 2/3 cup boiling water Funeral Home. 142 E. Center St.. Manchester area stores and many high school functions. The game "encouragement." • • • 1/2 cup brown sugar Manchester. Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. first Gold Card was issued Oct. 1. 1968. (Herald photo by Pin­ February has been proclaimed land buy to go through 1/2 cup shortening 1 egg M /2 cups sugar 1/2 cup molasses "Big Brothers Month” in 1 teaspoon vanilla extract to) The Town of M anchester did scheduled to meet Tuesday and is 1/2 cup milk Mrs. Jennie K. (luster Manchester by Mayor Stephen T. 2 eggs ' • / receive a letter Friday from attorney .expected to approve the sale of 2-1/2 cups flour 2 cups (lour Mrs. Jennie E. Custer of Sioux Penny, in an effort to recruit more Big-Brother volunteers. Some Tomas DeMille, who represents the property to J.C. Penney and the con­ 1 tablespoon baking powder 1-1/2 teaspoons baking powder Falls. S.D.. died Thursday in Sioux Police report J.C. Penney Co., saying that the town demnation of land in the western sec­ 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon salt Falls. She was the widow of Earl L. 3/4 cup cold water 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon has met the conditions necessary to tion of the proposed park. 3/4 cup chopped peanuts Custer and the mother of the Rev. transfer property to the firm. • • • 1/4 teaspoon soda Manchester cle. She was released on a $250 bond. 1/2 cup peanut butter Earle R. Custer, pastor of North Court date, March 6. Fire calls J.C. Penney plans to locate a huge 1-1/2 cups chopped banana Manchester Police reported the 1/2 cup currant felly (slightly under-ripe) United Methodist Church. Douglas Jacobs, 16, of 57 Capen St., catalog distribution center in • « • theft Friday of a small amount of 1 package Fluffy While Frosting 1 cup chopped peanuls She is also survived by another son. Windsor, was charged Friday with ManchcBler Manchester, and the building would Lottery a brother and sister and six cash from the Church of Christ. 1/2 cup chopped peanuts burglary in the third degree and be the major one in the town’s I cup confect loners’ sugar grandchildren. Police said that entrance was gained Friday, 11:47 a.m.—Motor vehicle acci- Prepare burnt sugar syrup. In a large sauce pan larceny in the fourth degree. He was dent at Tolland Turnpike and proposed 393-acre industrial park. The winning number drawn Friday melt 2/3 cup sugar, stirring occasionally, to a 1/4 cup milk The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at by breaking a window. released on a $500 bond. Court date. AdamsStreet. (Eighth District) The Manchester Economic in the Connecticut daily lottery was deep golden syrup. Remove from heat and stir 1/4 cup peanul butter the Miller Funeral Home. 507 S. Main Police arrested the following per­ in boiling water. Return to heat, stirring con- March 13. Friday, 8:24 p.m.—False alarm. Box Development Commission is 968. I teaspoon vanilla Ave., Sioux Falls. Burial will be in sons for motor vehicle violations; stantly, until sugar is dissolved. Continue to Police said Edward Roberge, 61, of 114, North Main and Union streets. cook sugar mixture until it is reduced to 1/2 • Todd Marchuk, 17, of 136 Hills of Rest Cemetery, Sioux Falls. 61 South St., Willimantic, received (Eighth District) cup. Remove from heat and cool. To prepare Mix shortening, peanut butter, brown sugar, egg Greenwood Drive, driving while his eaxe; In a large mixing bowl beat together the and molasses. Stir in milk. Combine dry ingredi­ electric burns on his face and right Denis IM. O’Leary Jr. license is under suspension. Court East Hartford shortening and sugar until light and ffuffy. Beat ents and add to first mixture. Fold in bananas hand while he was working on a cir­ in vanilla then eggs, one at a time. In a separale and peanuts. Spread in a greased 15-1/2x10-1/2 EAST HARTFORD - Denis M. date, March 7. Friday, 11:50 a.m.—Investigation of ice cuit breaker at 482 Burnside Ave., bowl mix together flour, baking powder and salt. inch felly roll pan. Bake in a preheated 350- O'Leary Jr., 23, of 20 Sandra Drive • Edna W. Gevry, 38, of 389 Lydall on river. East Hartford. He was taken to Hart­ Add to creamed mixture alternately, with 3/4 cup degree oven lor 25-30 minutes, (lool. In a small died Friday morning from injuries St., driving while her license is under Friday, 2:35 p.m —Medicai cali to cor­ water. Beat In 1/2 cup cooled burnt sugar mix- heavy saucepan combine confectioners’ sugar, ford Hospital and treated. ture. Beat 4 minutes. Stir In 3/4 cup chopped milk and peanut butter. Heat over medium heat, received in an automobile accident in suspension. Court date, March 7. ner of Governor and James streets. peanuts. Pour into 2 greased 9 inch round baking stirring constantly, until mixture reaches a full East Hartford earlier that day, • John Dixon, 23. of 628 Spring St., Friday, 5:48 p.m.—Smoke cail at pans. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven 25-30 boil. Boil 2 minutes, while stirring constantly, Mr. O'Leary was born Aug. 23, driving while his license is under Seapark Department Store. Main Street. minutes or until cake tests done. Let cakes cool and adding vanilla. Drfftle over cookies; cut into J r; 1954, in Hartford and lived in East suspension. Released on a $100 non­ About town J Friday, 6:08 p.m.—Medical call to East in pan 5-10 minutes; turn out of pans. Spread bars. Makes about 4 dozen (2x 1-1/2 inch) bars. Hartford High School, peanut butter over bottom layer of cake: spread Hartford 20 years. surety bond. Court date, March 7. lelly over peanut butter. Place second layer on He was employed as an electrician • Richard E. Cosgrove, 20, of 1112 The Highland Park PTA presented Friday, 6:58 p.m.—Unnecessary call 49 top. Prepare frosting according to package direc­ PEANUT ROLL Cannon Road. tions. Frost top and sides of cake with frosting; with the Tomko Electrical Contrac­ Main St., East Hartford, speeding a proram, “Strings-n-things” for 2 cups granulated sugar tors of Vernon. Friday, 7:48 p.m.—Medical call to 76 sprinkle top of cake with chopped peanuts. and driving without a license. Court children in Kindergarten through Mill Road. 1 cup brown sugar He was a graduate of Howell date, Feb. 28. Grade 3 Friday. Margot Allison of PEANUT RUM CHIFFON PIE 1 cup evaporated milk Friday, 8:23 p.m.—Medical call, motor 1 envelope unllavored gelatin Cheney Regional Vocational West Hartford was the puppeteer, 1/4 cup light corn syrup East Hartford vehicle accident at Governor Street exit. 1/2 cup light rum Technical School in Manchester. joined by two folk singers. The varie­ Interstate 84. 3/4 cup hot milk Dash of salt Survivors are his parents, Denis Mark Robinson, 18, of 9 Hopewell ty puppet show was titled “Sing a Friday, 8:26 p.m.—Stove fire at 39 1/4 cup peanut butter 1 cup peanut butter Sr. and Lorna Prideaux O’Leary of St., East Hartford, was arrested Rainbow” Cornell Circle. 3 egg yolks Friday and charged with burglary in Friday, 8:33 p.m.—Odor of gas at 151 1/4 cup sugar 1/2 pound (about 27) caramels East Hartford; his paternal grand­ 1 cup chopped peanuts mother, Mrs. Germaine O'Leary of the first degree, assault in the third Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hendrickson Goodwin St. 3 egg whites 1/4 cup milk Rouses Point, N.Y.; his maternal degree, threatening, criminal mis­ will be host and hostess Sunday from Tolland County 1/4 cup sugar 2 cups peanut halves chief in the first degree, larceny in I (9-inch) baked pie shell grandmother, Mrs. Michelle 2 to 5 p.m. at the Lutz Junior Friday, 12:24 p.m.- Box alarm at Whipped cream (optional! Combine sugars, milk, corn syrup and salt in a Prideaux of East Hartford, and three the fourth degree, and possession of Museum, 126 Cedar St. The public is Rockville High School Peanuts (optional) large heavy saucepan. Cook, stirring until sugar brothers, Patrick J. O’Leary, Steven marijuana. invited. Admission is free. Sprinkle gelatin over rum to soften. Heat milk dissolves. When mixture boils and sugar dis­ A. O’Leary and Peter J. O’Leary, all Police said he was presented in to boiling but do not boil; using a wire whisk solves, wash down sides of pan with a brush dip­ Perform today blend the peanut butter into the hot milk. Beat ped in water to remove any sugar granules. Boil of East Hartford. court today and is being held at the the e u yolks with 1/4 cup sugar until fluffy. Stit slowly to soft ball stage (236 degrees) while stir­ Hartford Correctional Institution in The funeral is Monday at 9;15 a m, The Messengers of the King a smafl amount of hot peanut butter mixture into ring occasionally. Remove from heat; add peanut from Newkirk & Whitney FTineral lieu of a $1,500 bond. His next court egg yolks; return to saucepan and cook and stir butter and let cool to 140 degrees. Stir to blend date is Feb. 22. singing group will perform today at over low heat until mixture begins to thicken. in peanut butter and continue to beat until mix­ Home, 318 Burnside Ave., with a Remove immediately from heat; add rum and Maxine Weintraub, 19, of 550 Burn­ Coasting conditions are reported to the Manchester Mall, 811 Main St. It ture will hold its shape. Turn out onto a buttered mass at 10 in St. Christopher’s will be the second concert sponsored gelatin stirring until gelatin dissolves. Add pea­ surface and quickly knead until mixture is side Ave., was arrested Friday for be good at/Wickham Park, which will nuts and cool over cold water until mixture be­ creamy. Form into three 12 x 1-inch rolls. Wrap Church. Burial will be in Hillside by merchants in the mall. failure to appear in the second be open today and Sunday from 10 gins to mound, stirring occasionally. Beat egg in plastic wrap, aluminum foil or waxed paper Cemetery, East Hartford. The concert theme will be "Love,” whites until fluffy; add sugar slowly and continue and chill. Melt the caramels with milk. Spread degree. She had previously been a.m. to 4 p.m. Toboggan conditions Friends may call at the funeral to coincide with Valentine’s week. to beat until soft peaks form. Fold into peanut top and sides ol rolls with caramel mixture and are reported especially good. The mixture. Mound into pie shell and chill until set. home Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 charged with driving while her The group, headed by John turn over onto peanuts. Spread bottom of rolls p.m. license was under suspension and park cabin will be open for tf desired, serve with whipped cream and extra and cover with peanuts. Wrap and chill. Cut Into refreshments. Bankowski, will sing from noon to 2 peanuts. Makes 1 (9-inch) pie. 1/2-inch slices. Makes about 6 dozen slices. driving an unregistered motor vehi- p.m. Guest speaker Free coffee will be available to Sandy Teguis will be guest speaker adult shoppers. Manchester meeting schedule ) ' Other art, cultural or musical of the Unitarian Universalist ...... „ > Society; East Sunday at 9 a.m. at the groups wishing to perform at the Community Y, 78 N. Main St. Here’s next week’s schedule of curriculum committee, 45 N. School mall may contact ARMM care of Her topic will be “Is There Life public meetings in Manchester St. Aquatic World, 811 Main St. After Life?" (locations are in Municipal Building, 8 p.m.—Human Relations Commis­ Ms. Teguis, who lives in Glaston­ 41 Center St., unless noted): sion, Coffee Room. bury, teaches psychology at Tuesday 8 p.m.—Board of Directors, Film scheduled Your neighbor’s kitchen Manchester Community College. She 8:30 a.m.—Economic Development Hearing Room. The new film, "The Devil’s has followed the work of Dr. Commission, Lincoln Center Coach,” will be shown Sunday at 7 By Betty Ryder Elizabeth Kubler-Ross and is in­ Conference Room. Thursday p.m. at the Manchester Salvation terested in the doctor’s studies on life 7:30 p.m.—Planning and Zoning 6:30 p.m.—Judge’s Hours, Probate Army Citadel, 661 Main St. The film Cheerleading winners after death. Commission, Lincoln Center Court. features the story of Jim Brock, who Assumption Junior High School cheerleaders, looking in top Music will be provided by Lynn Conference Room. 7:30 p.m.—Transportation Com­ had just about everything he’s hoped Godreau of Bolton, guitarist. 7:30 p.m.—Board of Education, mission, Coffee Room. ^ for including a string of the most form, adopt a pyramid pose to show off the trophy they won successful baseball coaching awards recently fc>r first place in the Manchester Deanery Competi­ in the country. When he reached the tion. This is the third consecutive year the group has placed There is a new contender for traditional Washington’s Beat the eggs, vanilla and sugar together at high speed top of his profession as coach of the first. They are preparing for state competition March 19 at Birthday cherry desserts and it’s a deiightful cherry- with an electric mixer for 10 minutes, or until the mixture champion Sun Devils of Arizona Trinity College. Members of the group are: front row, left to chocolate combination of Black Forest Cake. is thick and fluffy. Combine the % cup of flour and the State University, his ambition to be right, Anne Louise Brady, Anna Bonneville (with trophy) This recipe for Black Forest Cake (also referred to as cocoa in a sifter. Sift the mixture a little at a time over the the best was realized. Kirschtorte) traces its origin to the Black Forest area in egg mixture, foiding it in gently with a rubber spatula After a losing season, pressure Donna Dupuis; second row, Kathy Staunton, Donna Landry’ Germany. This is disputed by the Viennese who also take after eac|i addition. DO NOT OVER MIX. Gently fold in from alumni and the press plus the Maureen Moriarty, Karen Evans, Sheila Campbell; third row’ credit for creating this popular European dessert. The the melted butter, 2 tablespoons'at a time. Divide evenly pressure of his own ambition exacted Laura Dupuis, and top, Michelle Albert. Rosanne Lenares,’ Viennese, however, are willing to admit that the essential into the three prepared pans and bake in the middle of the a heavy toll, and Brock’s life began another cheerleader, is not in the photo. (Herald photo by Pin­ ingredient of the cherry liqueur, Kirsch, does come from preheated oven for 15-minutes. Remove from the oven and to crumble. to) the German Black Forest. cool in the pans for 5 minutes. Carefully run a knife around Whichever the origin, the recipe for Black Forest Cake the sides of each cake and turn out on racks to completely Tolland County sent to us by Ken Willis, pastry chef at the Hotel Sonesta, cool. is a welcome addition. In a large chilled bowl, beat the heavy cream until it Suporlor Court Cake thickens lightly. Sift the confectioners’ sugar over the 1 tablespoon softened butter cream and continue beating until the cream forms firm Eric A. Kwasnik, 18, of 6 tablespoons flour peaks when the beaters are lifted out of the bowl. 79 Cider Mill Road and 10 tablespoons sweet butter Transfer the cakes to wax paper and prick each iayer Gary D. Cyr, 17, of 14 Gail 6 eggs at room temperature lightiy with the tines of a fork. Drizzle the Kirsch evenly \ Drive, both of Ellington, By George^ IVs ihe Truth! 1 teaspoqp vanilla extract over each layer and let set for 5 minutes. entered pleas of innocent 1 cup sugar To assemble the cake, place one layer on a serving plate. to charges of second- Va cup sifted flour Spread the top lightly with Va inch layer of whipped cream. degree manslaughter, in Va cup cocoa Carefully spread of the cherry pie filling on top and Tolland County Superior Integrity.• • t Filling and topping cover with a second layer. Spread this layer with inch Court this week. 3 cups chilled heavy cream thick layer of whipped cream and cover with the third The' two youths were '/a cup confectioners’ sugar layer. Spread the top and sides of the cake with the charged in connection with Va cup Kirsch remaining whipped cream, reserving approximately Va the death of Jeffrey A 1 can cherry pie filling cup for edging. Spread the remaining cherry filling over Gamelis, 16, of East Cider Preheat oven to 350°. Lightiy coat the bottom and sides the top, leaving M: inch edging around the perimeter free of Mill Road, Ellington. of three 7-inch round cake pans with a tablespoon of cherries. Place the remaining cream in a decorating tube Garnelis was walking Shady Glen softened butter. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons of flour into each and garnish the rim with a whipped cream border. Garnish along Route 140 near Virtue, pan and coat evenly from side to side. Shake out excess the sides of the cake with semi-sweet chocolate curls made Ellington High School and set pans aside. by shaving bar chocolate with a sharp bladed vegetable peeler. when he was struck by a Melt 10 tablespooris of butter in small saucepan slowly Surprise your family uilli a delieious Hltiek I'onNsI Caki* car, police said. over low heat. Remove from burner and skim off foam. Refrigerate the cake until serving. for Washington’s Birthday. .' r Both youths chose trial Spoon the clear butter into a bowl and set asidd. DAWs Good Citizens by jury. Card of Thanks Three high school students receive DAR Leslie Ferguson of Bolton High School. The- I wish to thank every one who was so kind (0 me while at the Manchester Good Citizen awards from Mrs. Ruth Bee TWO CONVEMENT I.OCATIOXS awards, from the Orford Parish Chapter in Memorial Hospital, with their visits, Hi . 6 h 44A—Open Dally and Sun.i Parkadr Branrh—Mon. llini .Sal. Jackson, Connecticut State DAR regent at a Manchester, are presented annually to a girl cards, and prayers. The hospital staff. Dr, Ferriarl. and Dr. Sundquist; also (John and Bemire RIrg) DAR meeting held recently in Center in each high school who shows the qualities of Vernon Manor Rest Home, staff for Congregational Chirch. From left are Diane good citizen dependability, service, Uielr wonderful care; also Carl Pal- Genovesi of East Catholic High School, San­ lavlna for his great understanding, leadership and patriotism. (Herald photo bv that has made It possible lor me to iLhiii’.uim'M dra Bellone of Manchester High School, and Pinto) walk qgaln. Jennie A. Schubert MANCHESTER EVEM M i HERALD. NUnchcsIrr, Conn . Set . Feb fl. I>7< I’A fiK TH H K K II PACiK TWO B — MANTHESTER KVKMNG HF^RALI). Miimhcslri Conn . S;il . Keli ‘IH. l!i7H clau and next Wednesday have Annie Johnston on a m. to 2 p m For more In­ Variety Show rehearsal trips at 12 30 pm and 3 IS will be the final call for any Senior citizena newa hand to show her exciting formation. call Steve Ijn e Monday Closed (or p m r newcomers. We had a nice colored slides on Israel Community ealondara at ROTC, phone number Washington s Birthday Thursday 9 to 10 30 turnout and Mrs. Annie was going to show Tuesday 9 % a m , bus a m , beginners ceramics Hi! It’s that time again Arvid Peterson, 514; high P in o r h ir 646-5854. ext 393 Rosemary Comeilus is our them a few weeks ago but (or shopping. 10 a m . class 10 a m.. advanced sion, budget meeting, 7:30 p.m.. and things around here are single, Charlotte Monti, During the morning we Menu for the week Coventry T h u rs d a y 4:30 to 7 p,m.. Pleasant Valley instructor this year. we postponed them at that round dancing and square ceramics, also at 10 am , Andover Bolton Town Hall. buzzing right along. Our 141; Al Christensen, 201. had 36 players for our Board of Selectmen, 3 p.m.. Town Clubhou.se. We had three tables for time. I’m sure you’ll want Monday Closed dancing, oil painting class. social dancing for Planning and Zoning Commission, Variety Show is moving On Wednesday we were pinochle games and the Todii_\ Cloudily 'rnduy Office Building. Friday bridge and the lucky to not only see these Wednesday Cream of 1pm. return from shop­ beginners 10:45 a m , ad­ meeting on sewers, 7:30 p.m.. Town along in fine style. Lots of told that we had a few winners were: Josephine winners were Nadine asparagus soup, tuna salad "Caring for Persons" program. 9 Bolton schools closed this week Jaycees' Winter Carnival. 10 a.m. Board of Education budget Democratic Women’s Club, beautiful slides but listen ping and the Senior vanced dancing Noon to Hall. work to be done, and seats left for the Far­ Schuelz, 607; Ann Thomp­ Malcolm. 5,200; Jack on a roll; chilled fruit, a m . to 4 pm.. A ndover Town offices, library and Andover to 5 p.m.. Captain Nathan Hale luncheon, 11:30 a m.. Horseless to the interesting commen­ Bowling League at the 12 45 p m . Hot Meal ai^ Sewer Authority, 8 p.m.. Town meeting, 8 p.m., Gilead Hill School although April seems so mington UConn Health son. 586; Gladys Seelert, beverage. Disposal Area closed for holiday School Carriage. Owen, 4,400; George Last, tary as she describes her Parkade I,anes I p m to 4 Meal-on-Wheeli. I p.m Congregational Church Hall. Library. far away, it will be here Center trip. 582; Bob Shubert, 581; Jen­ today. Republican Town Committee Lin­ 3.400. trip and her own views of Thur^ay: Baked ham, p m . income lax Fun Day featuring Annie Tap sale. 10 a m. to 2 p.m . An­ Young People's AA, 8 p.m.. St. before we know it. Our heartfelt con­ nie Fogarty, 576; Alfreda Quarryville Junior Ancient Fife coln Day dinner. 6:30 p.m.. St. A bus load of our the land. candied sweet potatoes, assistance. Johnston and her colored dover Congregational Church Mary's Church. dolences to our good friend Hallin, 571; Paul Schuetz, and Drum Corps. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.. Mary's Church. In Wednesday’s column members went to the We also want to mention green bean casserole, roll Wednesday 10 am . slides and Ulk on Israel Lions Club. 8 p.m., UConn Alumni South Windsor If you have we mentioned that we need Josephine Michaels whose 570; Olive Houghtaling, Holton FJementary School. ^loiidav Shrine Circus Thursday that students from the and butler, frosted cake, Health Clinic per appoint­ Bus pickup at 10 a m , Andover Elementary School, dis­ Center. husband John passed away 568; Mike DeSimone. 560. S u n d a y I news for area to borrow different articles and meanwhile back at the ROTC are available to beverage. ment. pinochle games. return trip around 3 p m posal area, town offices and library 'I'lichdin Town Hall and sanitary landfill 'I'hurHtlay some time ago and we We had a nice turnout for Vocal Ensemble and Concert of clothing and furniture. center, we had a little sing- steam clean your carpels Friday: Homemade Friendship Circle, crcwcl Friday: 10 a m , kitchen closed (or holiday Bolton Extension group. 10 a m.. closed for holiday. I towns, callt apologize for not men­ Board of Education, 7:30 p.m.. Bands, 3 p.m.. South Windsor High Such things as hand our Friendship Circle along and some old time at a discount (or seniors. vegetable soup, grilled embroidery class. .Noon to social games. Noon to Community Hall. Salvation Army Land Purchase I Donna Holland ...... 646<1375 tioning it sooner. Our con­ meeting and then at noon cheese sandwich, Jell-o, Tiir<>(lav Coventry High School. School. mufflers, racoon coats, square dancing, They do quality work at an 12 30 p m , lunch served. 12:30 p m., lunch. 1 p.m., Board of Finance. 7:30 p.m.. Com­ Study Committee. 7:30 p.m.. Town dolences to the family of we had a large crowd for Board of Educalion. 7:30 p.m . An­ Final registration for Little I Bolton white grim hats, a World la ra e l NiideH inexpensive price. This beverage 12 45 p m., bridge games. I setback games. Bus pickup munity Hall. Hall. Mrs. Jean Thiens who our lunch. dover Elementary School. League, 1 to 3 p.m., Wapping School. ^ Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 War I uniform and pieces service is available Mon­ Sehetliile f«»r the v*ee p m., craft class. Bus at 8.30 a m. Return trips at Board of Selectmen. 7:30 p.m.. 'rtiCHday passed away this past Also it was the start of This coming Thursday Church Council. 7:30p m . Andover M unilay I Coventry of white wrought iron for our Fun Day, we will day through Friday from 9 Sunday 1 p m. to 4 p m . pickup at 8:30 a m Return 12:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m Congregational Church. Community Hall. Town Council. 7:30 p.m.. Town Hebron summer furniture. If you week. our crewel embroidery Hall. Schools, library and town offices g Claire Connelly...... 74^6202 W NN «-diu>sdin ISIunduy have any of the above and Zoning Board of Appeals. 7:30 closed for holiday. Ellington would like to let us borrow Young at Heart. 1:30 p.m.. An­ Senior citizens. 1 p m.. Community Town offices and schools closed for p m . Town Hall. T u e sd a y Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 them, just drop them off at dover Congregational Church Hall Washington’s Birthday. Birthday 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Co-ed volleyball, 7 to 9 p.m . Coventry Business Association. 8 Town Council, 8 p.m., council the center or call our of­ School Building Committee. 8 p ni . Board of Tax Review 7-9 p.m.. Hebron Bolton High School. p.m.. Town Hall. chambers. Town Hall. fice, 643-5310, and we’ll be s"p's*h"pTou” s Shop Coup^Ti(7^7rtE^^ Andover Elementary School Town Office Building. I Karen Biskupiak ...... 228-0496 coupon and «17 SO pur eft BW Wrft Vtif coupon and f |7 SO puanMB Conservation Commission. 7:30 VS ediiendav W ed n esd ay glad to pick them up. We'll T'hiirsdiix T u e sd a y p.m.. Herrick Memorial Park. Sanitary landfill open. Senior citizens, 1 p.m., St. I South Windsor take good care of them, Democratic Town Committee, 8 iS tar-K ist Community Health Service nurse. Lenten meeting, 7:30 p.m.. United Board of Welfare, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m . Margaret Mary’s Church. I Judy Kuehnel ...... 644-1364 promise. A iq d e J iik e 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Hall Methodist Church. p.m.. Town Office Building. Tomorrow, the gang will ***Maiyoiiiifdse Town Hall. T hurs< lay I Tolland StswIUstf “ ' Memorial Day Committee. 8 p m . Cemetery Commission. 7:30 p.m.. W ed n esd ay be busy rehearsing, and S 4 7 o z . c a n T h iirsd iiy Senior Citizens Drop-In Center open, Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 Town Office Building Town Hall. Public Health Nurses, 130-3:30 everyone is really getting Stop&Shop 6 9 Boys’ soccer, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., 12:15 p.m., St. Peter’s Episcopal Vernon 32 ounce 64 ounce Bolton High School. Board of Tax Review. 7:30 p.m.. p.m. excited about the whole I T u n a C Q r ll 100 count Church Hall. Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 show. jar bottle SolidW hitiMMl Bolton Woman's Club. 8 p.m.. Town Hall. Board of Finance, 8 p.m.. Town Of­ Reception for Mrs. Winnie Wilson, y 2 ply roll fice Building. J 266 inwalei J Herrick Memorial Park Parks and Recreation Commis­ Tax assistance Good Sun I f n lM M on »|« rpO ((aa • t-- i I* ^ , «.! *•* • tu^ ^ ) tee n Here’s a reminder for Grocery you folks who need some Finast Suparmarlwls OPEN Sun. regular hours & Mon. WhsMnglon’s Birthday 9 AJH.-6 P.M. { f I I I I I I Officials close help with your income Stop S Shop Coupon Slop & Shop Coupon | (\(\( ) 5 Shop Coupo^ % iMto rirf coupon end a 17 SO (AFcnele taxes. Every Tuesday W «t 9m coupon and B 17 50 pwOtBM W’ernon of volunteers all qualified M C o f f e e C ra d e e rs ® to help you, John Dormer, Findings of an FBI investigation into alleged hoggings 1 lb. can StoptrShop NaMacoUdue William Graif, Robert Reg., Drip at the home of Mayor Frank McCoy during the fali elec­ Simmers, George Potter- Meatless, Mushroom 16 ounce pkg. tion campaign have led Arthur P. Meisler, prosecutor of Elec. Perk ton. or Meat-32 oz. jar S unG kxy R i t x J H the Common Pleas Court to conclude no charges will be If Tuesday afternoon is or Auto Drip W hite o r YeRow 1 2 o z.p k g . pressed in connection with the case. Good Bun Fm I f S « re o n i n n o n . t»* c-rWonw* OoodSun Feb if &N *eb 25 ivM enecg ;«>tueienw> 268 difficult for you, then the GoodSun ,a0 If S« 4«0 2S laMontcMCWCutiomoF1“ C*nul5y> '•« 9 with tvi coupon It was discovered when a group of Republican cam­ all things good & fresh Tuesday, Senior Center; paign workers were conducting a meeting at the home Wedne^ay K of C Home; and the matter was turned over to the Vernon Police Bonolost Bool Round-U.S.D.A. Cholco $ 4 3 0 C o rn ed B eef Bon«ie»6 B«t< ft&uoo . « S aveiaili Save391 Thursday, First Federal 100 count box Department and they in turn turned it over to the FBI. Stop & Shop Domestic S m oked Butt Should*. WMtf Added . Savings Bank. The hours s r l Recorded were the Oct. 16 and Oct. 23 campaign Top Round Roast SheB Strip S teak ____ are the same, 1 p.m. to 4 Swiss Cheese Salada strategy meetings of the Republicans. Random Weight ^ * p.m. Appointments can Chunks P a c k a g H Meisler said he reviewed the findings of the FBI in­ R um p R o ast Bonttfii Benom R'Af23i«viMeMi4 vestigation which were forwarded to him by the U.S. at­ ^ Boneless Beef X C u b e S tea k BontWSS Bm* flour'd . . lb homebound persons by itJWjfjlGGlocery. torney through the Vernon Police Department. He said 1^ F rssli Duc^^aiM)Fro/Bo...... « calling John Dormer. he concurs with the U.S. attorney’s decision that prosecu­ Chicken Legs Slop & Shop Coupon | tion isn’t possible at this time and the case is effectively Chicken Thighs ..« St. P a t’s Day closed. / Shell S trip s\ Bonolost Bool Round-U.S.D.A. Choice D rum sticks DhCl«n2SI> Aug Well, in order for us to Hospital auxiliary danre Chicken Breast get a real live band for our s a v e Z u S a ^ l S ^ dances, we are limited to 9 ounce package 8 ounce package Plans are being made for the annual dinner dance of Whole ^ Tip Roast * 1 “ C hicken B reast Fr^So;;^... so many a year and Save on tender, meaty and delicious the Rockville General Hospital Auxiliary scheduled for Untrimmed Vealveai LAjneisTMiCuflets^.^X^S’ ... therefore we had to Taste O’Sea Taste O’Sea d FinastMoat or March 31 at The Colony in Talcottville. Beef Loin overlook Valentine’s Day Mrs. James Vandervoort is chairman of the com­ $i|99 V Finast Bologna U S e G r a d e A Fish Dinner 273 Fish Cakes because we felt good old St. If FMl23t v S a v e S 9 Burglariea investigated tickets early. The dance 24 oz. Stop&Shop Any size package During the two-week period from Jan. 27 through Feb. will be held on March 16. §H 9, the Vernon Police Department investigated 15 reported London Broil H ir k e y We finally were able to Large Fresh Weaver 276 burglaries. get in some of our F ille ts 1 ? The estimated value of items taken in all of the breaks programs. On Tuesday Chicken Pie 275 Fried Chicken' Boneless Fresh Cod Steaks S' *1” f '9 5*’ !«, ,5 l <"i C vec'w Goods.." 'n If S.I *eo 23 l is 69,500. Boot / morning we had a large Shrimp Shell-on “to r'' The breaks were into apartments on Loveland Hill, U.S.D.A. Choice B r e a s t turnout for the oil painting Matlaw’s Stuffed Clams '-'•-’ I ™ Vernon Avenue, Elm Street, Route 83, and South Street. class, and a reminder that Regular 11 oz.. Casino n 02 or Oreganala 7 02 Businesses broken into were on Snipsic Street, Tunnel U.8. next Tuesday will be the wmirvicoupon Qov'L Cooked Scallops ‘ 1« lb Road, and two on Grove Street, plus two breaks into the last chance for any new­ Deep Sea Treats i,' *1 '• town garage on Route 30. {Inspected I comers to get into the S a v e Z u Fresh Turkey Drumsticks Homes on West Road, East Street, Church Street and class. We also had a large Stop & Shop Cooked Shrimp ‘1" 64 ounce bottle 40 ct pkg. Stop&Shop Salad Size-8 02. pkg frozen Cross Drive, were also broken into. turnout for our square dan­ Fresh Turkey Breasts Halves Wisk Fabric Softener H During the same period the police patrol division in­ cing class; in fact, I guess Heavy Duty Liquid vestigated 59 accidents and issued 28 summonses for s e lf s e rv ic e d eli Your lavorite you’d say that we’re star­ Fresh Turkey Cutlets Laundry Detergent 277 Sheets 278 speeding and traffic control violations and investigated _ _ brands. ting a round dancing class a Good S/* f m ) 19 S o ‘ ec 23 l Ml c .I'onw* ^^1’" GoodS.y> F.t) If S m 23 I M o n . 1.9 (w (.uo the reports of three stolen motor vehicles. now and have room for 4 to 8 lb. Avg. jp w w r* m m . some more. It’s a new twist k 8 a o o n Whole for us and looks like a lot of 1 lb. *m ite C e i9 ” 21/2-3 lbs. fun and a little difficult pkg. Wiin iNs coupon W«i Itvf coupon Pupil costs up, JfO R K lL from the square dance j r o M S i routine. Salameor Pepperoni 79* S a v e z s S a v e S iF b e a i K iMaine Potatoes 9 count package enrollment down B ow ling Variety Pack^C.ISI'Ss;”.'; S" *1 “ 100 count bottle Beef orExtraMild Franks”l’i‘.Jr’*1'” Andover In the afternoon, our Cut Up or Split White Gem" 2V2-3lbs. Anacin Gillette 280 U.S..1 Senior Bowling League The cost to educate a student at Andover Elementary SIltA was busy at the Parkade c o r n e rd e li Everything sliced to order. Family Pack 279 Track II Blades Folger’s $489 WiilMd AvBiUbtB in slorta leatunrig a servic* dtk Chicken Breast Tablets School will increase from 61,600 this year to 61,890 next Lanes knocking over the : 19 Sal r . t i 23 L 3 Good Sun f m I f S « **0 23 l-m i one c*9 per CutHme> 1 year. The school enrollment is declining. Stop & Shop-Cooked Flake Coffee A 1079 hardwood with the ^Combination Pack ,,,,,,, Beatrice Kowalski, Board of Education chairman, following results: Class A "White Gem” White Gem" Family Pack ’ Family Pack & Shop Coupon said, “As the enrollment goes down, the cost goes up” Campbon’t-O M Thno FavorHa , a „ $ i 0 0 high triple. Sue Purnell, Legs 79? Wings 69? In 1969-1970 the school enrollment was 375. This year’s Corned BeeS V.— __ fro z e n fo o d s Shop 700 different ^1^ WithtfviCTutW $ ^ ^ ^ 9 cans I Mineoia Tangeios 421; Clarence Peterson, items. enrollment is 275. The anticipated enrollment for next P ork& B eans 536; high single. Sue year is 264. 4 sa^JiF Purnell, 160; Clarence 30 count package Mrs. Kowalski said at that time the school board SWaal, Ttndtr Boautlot Peterson, 213; Class B high Chicken or Ham Salad ”1**?’* Orange Juke , e „ $ i O O Anjou P e a rs 150 Count ...... 3 h). 1.00 expects to have a 626,000 increase in its budget. The board triple, Edith Fawcett, 357; Liverwurst Mother Goose Kotex has not yet finalized its 1978-1979 budget but expects it cans I ^ Beef Round sun m pkg 59' come lirsi with us. Assorted Flavors O N V O O B . 2^c’.S589‘ Vlasic Spears Kosner Of PohBh '^ 6 9 * *ith n.\r(.j(Khjfld SM 0pu({h..*ai n w . f I School Superintendent David Cattanach was directed to Purple Rums eictuvvfningirrNrdndrobMropxttKts g Bolton Double Cheese Pizza *1'® Banquet Cookin’ Bags 4 .»g» *1 answer Bolton’s letter. P a n c a k e Mixio()C».h...... 59* Coodifb 19 i9fS IdR.il 4 phgA 89^ Karen Biskupiak Indian River IflniiteMaid W cvtl who has taught gardening courses at Manchester Com­ from Concantrate WhHa _ |V8 130,89$ .228-0496 Countrystyle Donuts 59' White Seedless Grapefruit B ag o f6 79* 4p0M t munity College. His topic will be “Spring Care for Your 8 8 ^ 3 Finast Ftound Ravioli. . phu ' Stop a Shop - Plain or Sugar English Muffins 3,.:^“ . 1.00 Seatwonh F # f AAinm South Windsor Orange Juke Duncan tones Vegetables RofTunorSu'AumMu Mr. Deli Delights! Buttertop Bread 5lO(iBShop 2 *1 Property,” The pruning of fruit trees as well as the care Btirtry Mffli AmHiW. TV». Uin Set Odlyf .S3'77* Judy Kuehnel of grape vines will be discussed. ’The public is invited. Margannefw:Nnoodou*rief*. . Opaq* 1.00 18 0/ Half Gallon Ctn. • pom s Health t Beauty Aids! O r ^ e Ju ic e Muhilf . . ran 1.19 .644-1364 Hom li Fruit from concentrate. There will be a question and answer period during C h e e se Food Slices'r:;;: '^5f99* 'hiriceyHam 'Sorry, no robsiss on Afeonofe Bsvsrsgss. Po4*y be- W elch's Donuts 3 2 S3'. 1.00 Tolland m fta n k lu rt Different & Dellclou. dudt. Tobscco. M * or Osey Pioducts Umt one rsMM refreshments. DHdorwrt-Mg.arSuF*' “ f Hood Yogurt l ; X , Belard Biscuits...... 6 .!^ 1.00 C'V Barbara Richmond Part Grapefiuit, (maunuffl isb sit $3,501 per nsmo or s d * m M a i« by Puhlir meeting planned FrisbeePies ’’S'3'89* Lowki Cottage Cheese ctSmMCiSd U«ch 2$. ItT I. SEE OUR OtSPLAV FOR COMPLETE Ricotta Cheese 89* Tampons Playtax ffSo I .643-2711 lUdb Part Orange DETAILS AND flEOUiREO CEflTIFICATE Senator David M. Barry of Manchester and Rep. Sealtest Ice Cream .. ‘ 1.39 Calottaa 5 1 lb. Cream Cheese PI..OfC.... 4 p.^ *1 Aim T o o th p aste . *ful? 69* SNcadto Vernon Abraham Glassman of South Windsor, will conduct a Cheddar C heese sh,^'’%d*X' 1.19 PT<#*i"eci()NN\ HON.AM ) plctely indicates that the fire started ment was assisted by 11 area fire The building and business arc Grasso Friday denied Ll Gov those deparlmenis was meant lo Waslo disposal systems will have use data supplied by federal Depart­ build upon in the future without PZC Homes that its conditional approval to be placed at least 150 feet from the tvoed as poorly drained, alluvial, or of 300 feet. The agency reported that for a 340-unit apartment complex on ll.'rnlH (!om ‘p|ionH<‘iil in the lower level of the structure, departments Thursday. The local owned by Alfred Rossetlo of Robert K Killian's charge she built a cover up having led 579 positions in its recent investigation disclosed that ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ review. The commission approval Manchester and Nicholas Carlo of edge of a lake. pond, or watercourse, floodplain. Zoning Agent Ernest Arrowhead Ridge had expired The cause of a multi-alarm lire that near the shop area. volunteers continued fighting the fire budget surplus by nol filling jobs those cdivisions unlilled nutrient pollution can occur over a ment. Wheeler defined a water­ notes that this parcel "has not been Thursday night and Friday. Vernon. according to an addition to the Wheeler will have the authority to Engineer John Leahy indicated destroyed a Bolton golf cart business Massolini said that because of the authorized to help (ho needy. Killian IS challenging her (or (he period of time with less than a 300- course as a body of water with a bot­ tested for septic feasibility or condition of the area, it is doubtful James Preuss. Bolton's assistant Ma.ssolini, who has been Bolton fire Democratic gubernatorial nomina­ Coventry zoning regulations passed reduce the setbacks if the applicant reviewed for driveway feasibility" recently that the developer had been this week probably won't ever be Mrs. Grasso told a Capitol news can present soils and hydraulic infor­ foot distance from a septic system to tom width of at least one foot. the cause of the fire will ever be fire chief, said the fire will continue marshal since 1950, said Thursday’s conference there has been "no tion by the Planning and Zoning Commis­ Members of the town's Conserva­ and that this must be put on the final unable to secure financial backing known. sion (PZO this week. mation to show that the watercour.se a watercourse. determined. smouldering and hot spots will con­ fire was one of the worst he’s ever holdup by this administration ” in Anthony Milano. Mrs Grasso's Padick also presented letters from tion Commission appeared before the map and on the deed of the land to because of the complexity of the con­ Bolton Fire Marshal Peter He said the heavy smoke indicated The controversial measure had or soil types will not be detrimentally ditions required by the F’ZC. Massolini has been investigating for tinue to flare up for a couple of days. seen He compared it to a fire that filling jobs in the Departments of budget chief, .said "there are no affected. the Capitol Region Council of PZC to support the measure. "We protect a future buyer from being the fire started on the inside and Preuss said the area will be destroyed a bottle club on Route 6 in Mental Health. Menial Retardation positions wc are holding to build a drawn a lot of comment from local must protect water quality and pre­ misled. If Barak Homes does not request two days at the site of Golf Car Ren­ Realtors and developers, who argued Town Planner Gregory Padick was Governments and from resident an extension, the commission can must have been burning for some checked periodically and the debris the 1950s. and fires that destroyed the and Children and Youth Serviec.s surplus " He said ho thought Ellaine Stetson, a former member of vent degradation." con.scrvationist The commission at first attempted tal Sales Service Inc He said the fact Willows Restaurant and the old that the effect of the rule would be to un.sure whether an applicant could cancel its approval. that the building was burned rom- lime before it was reported. will be doused until the fire is com­ Killian claimed Mrs Grasso's plan Killian’s charge was based on out­ apply to the Zoning Board of Appeals the town's lake rehabilitation study Jane Coveil contended. to stipulate that no zoning permit be The Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ pletely out. Bolton Lake Hotel in the 1960s. dated ligurcs increase the lot size needed for a In other business the PZC un­ issued for the parcel without PZC ap­ Screening! clinic building permit. The measure was (7.BA) for a variance on the new committee, supporting the regula­ tion. animously approved the subdivision proval. But attorney David Rappe The Coventry Public Health Nur­ passed with three commission regulation. "The ZBA may feel it is charged that such a provision was T h re a d s not within their jurisdiction, he Zoning agent Ernest Wheeler said application of Robert Gordon for sing Association will sponsor a free members voting in favor and two three lots on Richmond Road owned above and beyond the jurisdiction of blood pressure screening clinic abstentions by members who had op­ said. the measure would "put teeth into d iffe re n t Padick read a letter from the the regulations" and that he would be by Trowbridge Homes. Two building a zoning commission. He pointed out Tuesday from 1 to 2 p.m. at Hill's posed early drafts of the regulation lots alreadv have houses on them. that the commission docs not usuaily Pharmaev. The addition also requires a 50-foot Windham Regional Planning Agency reluctant to reduce the distances. In in tria l PICKUP YOUR VALUf RACKIO CIRCULAR MANUFACTURERS COUPON ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M^mmiTORE.wHiif tumYumi WILLIMANTIC (UPD- An inch-long, cream- WITH THIS VALUABLE COUPON colored thread was found I* encrusted in blood on a Grapefruit Juice f 9 l Food Club Sugar rock used to kill 13-year-old Dawn Peterson two years BIG TEX - 46 OZ. CAN 5 LB. BAG ago. The accused killer and A«PM M ania la the victim were wearing clothing with different I pfla* to o m A A O # i C fibers. A SUPERS BLENO, RICH The thread was dis­ IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES covered long after Dawn's death by investigators EIGHT O’CLOCK working to clear the name of Andrew John Carr, the 3 LB. COFFEE 17-year-old North LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY AP-2 Windham youth who is ,^ALI0 FEB. 19-25, 1978 604 MORE VALUE AT FOOD MARIS! charged with murder in the bludgeon death of the « *F»KtM i5toFW ci*^^ WAIDBAUM S Peterson girl. Details about the cream- A&PISA BUTCH[R SHOPP[ A&P IS A POULTPySHOPPi colored thread were Wc pick the beat fruit A vegetable* Food M art} MORE ITEMS ON SALE EVERYDAY! brought out by Carr's U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FRESH law yer. James Wade, SMALL END COMPARE QUALITYI COMPARE PRICE! THE BEST FOOD BUY IS FOOD MART! during cross-examination FLORIDA-WHITE OR PINK at his client's Superior f Collectors’ Corner) Court murder trial. BEEF 81 B O ltjg Special Buy OE The Week! ^ Special Buy Of The Week! Special Buy Of The Week The trial resumes S E E D L E S S ^ By RUSS MacKENDRICK A New Tuesday. Chicken of the Sen Vonity Fair Del Monte The prosecution believes ROAST CHICKEN This is the jumbo stamp that was issued in Canada on Carr was wearing a red March 3.1947, for the centenary of the birth of Alexander OVEN READY * or 2’^ to 3 LB. GRAPEFRUIT^ Graham Bell. It was encased by the Stamp & Coin Club of White Meat Tuna Bathroom Tissue Tomato Juice Concept sweatshirt, a blue plaid shirt, blue jeans and tennis BONE-IN 9 WHOU FRYERS Western Electric Co. in 1969 to make a memento of its 8 th -1 2 th RIBS IN WATER 4 ROU 46 OZ. shoes on March 26, 1976 — EACH BOX-O-CHICXEN own "Century of Progress." IC in the night Dawn, his next- BCALFMBAKIM •AUOFAffBKin In October of last year this column showed an encased 7 0Z.CAN PACK CAN PACKAGE CONTAINS: B«l door neighbor, was killed. /^BEEFRIB-20-2SLBS.^ •3 BREAST QUARTERS RUSSET CELLO postage stamp put out by the same club for the 150th year Her body was discovered IN OFF LAItL Food WHOLE •3 LEG QUARTERS of Indiana's statehood in 1966. At that time the reader in an abandoned, cellar Tomato Soup JfS! 6 89* Cold Power DETEROENT *1.99 Corn Beef Hash " 69* •3 NECKS • 3 WINGS POTATOESlO TOMATOES who had sent it in thought that it might be the last of the TOFCO ^ BEEF RIBS stamp encasements. Shopping foundation about a quarter •3 SETS OF GIBLETS 39 1.84 OINTV MOO M 1.39 m ^clal Tissue * Bounce MeVeNER * Beef Stew * mile from her home. However, just recently this A.G. Bell item arrived with UFmK s N I N M l M O IIA M m u CUSTOM YOUR Food Club Corn ■O f. CAN ^C A CANS A N sS ^ ^ Roast Beef Hash 69* Baked Beans 67* Since the trial began five CUT TO 49 ZESTY-FRfSH RED RIPE-PINT BOX E A l ’' a letter from another person — the chief honcho, so he ^ORDER CHOICE said — of all the Western Electric stamp casing projects. Food Marts weeks ago, much has been « 1 LEMONS O -.'’! STRAWBERRIES 59 He indicated that there were only 500 made of the ^11 as SpecialBuy Of TheW eek! ▼ Special Buy Of The Week!Special Buy Of The W eek! made of a red thread the state police found in the BON&ESS BEEF RIB EYE CUT-UP, SPLIT or QUARTERED ib 55* against 9.300 of the Indiana; and also said that the club cellar foundation. Only BABY CARROTS All PURPOSE YELLOW m promoted a few more encased stamps in 1974 and 1975 — CAMPBELL'S GENERIC briefly, on one occasion, ROASTING CHICKENS ib 58* using the eight-cent Canada No. 671 (Scott), and the 13- COTT SODA Gaylord Towels DELMONICO CARRETTES O ir I ONIONS cent U.S. No. 1683, each of these purporting to be for the was the existence of a LEG QUARTERS TalKir ib. 58* 100th year of the invention of the telephone. (The United Gingerale- Club - Colo PORK & BEANS White or Assorted LABEL “ beige" thread mentioned. STEAK State's Attorney Harry BREAST QUARTERS MTAatED lb 65* States and Canada both have a claim to it.) 120 So this means that collectors of encased postage 32 'c Gaucher had counted on SEAFOOD SHOPPE 16 OZ. COUNT PRODUCTS trying to match the red stamps can keep on looking. The things turn up oc­ lomis CANS PKG. DELI SHOPPE • FRESH-U.S.D.A. INSPECTED FRESH ASSORTED casionally on bourse dealers’ tables and at flea markets. .4 thread with the red i l A lii# C 1 € C K & COMPARE FRESH FISH AVAIL. We've peeled away the, sweatshirt Carr was WEDNESOAY-SATUROAY 3 NORTHWESTERN-GOURMET each Another collecting slant involving Dr. Bell is that of the P D R K PKG. Fnib Eqq Noodles ''mmoS 49* Del Monte Peas 3c ,.89* Kosher Dill Spears 69* wearing on March 26,1976. CHICKEN ■ CONTAINS: p 7 National Geographic Magazine. It might not even exist NNAPT * frills to offer you a no- But two weeks ago, TURKEY HADDOCK RLLETS i today except for a happy decision of his — he permitted Lux Liquid DtTtaoiNT aS’iiXiS 89* Tomato Paste '?s; 4c ,.95* Mac & Cheese Dlnner4»:!99* 0 AUHBIC his daughter, Elsie, to tqlk him into hiring her boyfriend Ite eop L A t lL f« 01. L A U l i n D V _ . . _ _ Superior Court Judge BREAST . CODSTEAKS 5 95 oeteroent nonsense way to save. LEGS lb. C H O P S * ™ to run the show. At that time the magazine was Campbell’s Soup^v t:% * Arm & Hammer * 1.19 I'Keebler Cinnamon C risp’pk“ 79* Joseph Dannehy ruled CAPNJIMr&aUICXFWZBI Connecticut State Police il­ VEAL LOAF nAuss PORK LOIN ciuu 1 MR 2.89 89 79 struggling along with a circulation of about a thousand. Mushroom Soup * . Coffee responiible, tor typographical err^i * Hydrox Cookies I * TALIAN TORINO SALAMI CARAMX) COD FILLETS Young Gilbert H. Grosvenor had helped his father, a legally searched and seized CAPN JIMrS PEaO) IOEVEMEDTROZBI professor of history, in the wriging of a two-volume work "PICK TOUR OWN" FRFSN PROOUCfl ^ the garment from Carr in ERMAN POTATO SALAD iM WAND A&P MEAT FRANKS BEEF FOR STEW U.S.D.A.CHOICE-BEEF SHOULDER the early morning hours OSCAR t-lb MEDIUM SHRIMP on Constantinople, where they were living at that time. CALIFORNIA FRESH CRISP GREEK OLIVES HBH BEEF FRANKS MAYER pAg AlPIATTBIOIPPBLFNSa Bert showed an early zest for the pictorial — getting after Dawn’s body was dis­ 1 SLICED BACON PAGE covered. FRESH FETA CHEESE MEAT WEINERS some 230 pohoto-engravings into those books. AVAIIABU AT S niK S WITH S8IVICE O aiD O TS . ONLY. LONDON BROIL 1 0 ' OSCAR MAYER FISH STICKS Dr. Bell became head of the Geographic eventually CEinV HEAITS The sweatshirt was left caught on. sitting on a table in the Elsie and Bert were married in 1900 and women’s lONDON BROIL Windham County libbers should be glad to note Grosvenor’s words written Courthouse. It was not some decades later: ” ...My wife became my 4 3 ^ returned to Carr — its partner...She read hundreds of manuscripts, examined owner. In a surprise move at the thousands of pages of proofs and tens of thousands of LB. SWEET TASTING • CALIFORNIA "SUNKIST" photographs and contributed three notable ... articles of * 1 ^ 3 opening of Thursday’s ses­ i her own.” NAVEL LARGE sion, Gaucher produced a n s iZ E search warrant, signed the The circulation now is well up in the millions. The older 'U.S.D.A. CHOICe • BEEF BONELESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF U.S.O.A. CHOICE - BEEF LUNDY ORANGES #7 FOR M I • ones start getting costly prior to 1913 and collectors INDIAN niVIR IIIDLHIl night before by New Lon­ i would have a real problem in picking up any 19th century TOP BLADE BONELESS CHUCK FRESH PORK SALE! White Grapefuit 1.*.',:: 5 o.*1. don Superior Court Judge copies. The first ones were in 1888. FLORID* Angelo Santaniello. CHUCK STEAK LUNDT FRESH ASSORTED Fresh Tomatces 49* Confronted with the There are said to be between 215 and 225 complete sets STEAK lUNDERBLAOE) CUBE STEAK U.t. FANCY CRISP-C.A. in existence. Ninety-five of these are in libraries. Yale Macintosh Apples 3 ..*1 . warrant signed by a fellow and Wesleyan each have a set, but no others are known to PORK CHOPS judge, Dannehy watched as be in this state. * 1 . 5 0 * 1 . 4 0 * 1 . 6 0 3 RIB-3 LO IN.3 CENTER CUT Crisp Carrots CALlm.,. rat. 3 „.* 1. a state policeman walked across his courtroom, MIDPEX scheduled U(OA. O40ICt>UlP Fresh Lemons Tiiiri 6 ^o" ® 1. ****^‘*' t-4 OA picked up the sweatshirt, The Middletown Stamp Club will present its 15th an­ CHUCK ROAST lU N M M L A M I i t * 1 , 2 9 WAIOBAUM'S N .r. STTlf DtUI U S D A CH M CI B S IP Iddho PotstOBS laiTiSxiM M 89* returned the prosecution’s nual MIDPEX on March 19 at the Sons of Italy Hall, 74 SHOULDER ROAST ■miLi.. n *1.29 LUNDT «!1.3S table and placed it in a WISPRIDE Court St. This will also be the site of the meeting of the LUNDT FRESH- CENTER CUT BREADED VEAL PATTIES SS, .. 69* CHINESE VEGETABLES plastic bag. DAIRY Coffee Llghtanor-2 OZ. Bonus Jar Connecticut Philatelic Society. C ooked H am M u e n s te r "I want to be dissolved Italian Dreaaing NODOBY CARRIES SUCH A WIDE VARIETY OF CHINESE 16 OZ. The theme of the show will be the maiden run of the (MDSHOULOkR PORK CHOPS VEGETABLES AS FOODMARTI ALLAT LOW... LOW PRICES. --■ ■ t," -ALL lUTUiAL- from the whole proceeding WISHBONE b tt. 89 COFFEE MATE "Ghost Train’’ the all-white six-car express of the N.Y., ITALIAN SAUSAGE lUCEDTOORDIR C h eese NDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED *JAKE BREAD AT HOMEI *1.59 (the seizure),’’ Dannehy Ann Page-Creamy or Crunchy ■■wwa Chunk UgM Tuna N.H. & Hartford. This event took place on the 16th of WATER CHESTNUTS 89* said. March, 1891. Wade immediately an­ 12 OZ. S BREAD DOUGH The cachet will carry the new 1877 Indian Head stamp. COIONMI M U m * 1 . ® * BOK CHOY 29* PWMUT BUHER lar 59 BUMBLE BEE ■ f.S 3 nounced he would sue the GourmetGourmatCatFnod Cat Food ____ feaortorfPaper They may be had for 50 cents each from ’The Middletown CHINESE NAPPA 29* CHEESE SMOKED SHOULDERS NOVA SCOTIA LOX HAND lUCaO l/ 1 .89 state police, prosecutors 22 OZ. Stamp Club, P.O. Box 1014, Middletown, CT 06457. LUNDT FRESH i and the state of CJonnec- (WATER ALASKAN LOX HAND ILICND *« Lt. •1.79 WON TON WRAPPERS 59* FRISKIES pkg. 59 ADDED) ticut for violating Carr’s SLICES Laundry Detergent Liquid Detergent LB. GERMAN BOLOGNA TOMDIR LI. *1,59 PORK SHOULDERS EGG ROLL WRAPPERS i 59* civil rights. 49 OZ. $^2! 10* OFF LIVERWURST l.*1,39 LABEL FRESH BEAN SPROUTS !39* Later in the day, Wade A&P WIsconsIn-Ghaese FAB J t g . GENOA SALAMI CANANDO l.,*2.19 cross-examined Trooper BEAN CAKE I LB RACKAii Box. HORMEL WRANGLERS l. <1.39 LB. 89* Robert Mills, the state CHEDDAR COLONIAl CARANDO MORTADELLA ^.*1 ,5 9 pkg- 99* I ] K | lane Parker Bakery; 0r^lda 4 CENTER CUT BACON . l . p n o »1.49 trooper who took the WESTOWM LUNDY PtfIN 99 PRODUCf ITFM OF THl WUKI OOM fliACARooNs ■ .r.'i.r.;- * murder weapon — the 15- A&P Longhorn jOHNSorrs CRISPERS PHARMACY CHILD MILD & BEEF FRANKSl.89* PORK ROAST 't??;rLR*1.39 FRESH FLORIb* RANDOM eiM sucao SCALLION CREAM CHEESE,,lII.09 LUNDY PRUIH to-20 pound rock — from 7oz. FRESH BAKED O V E R 7 i YEARS O f CONTINUOUS SERVICEI Homli Fruit 4-»l. COLBY CHEESE WEIGHT ' l l BABY SHAMPOO com. COLD CUTS LUNCHaoN*emae ..L«., l. 9 9 * CREAM CHEESE & LOX „f*1.19 PORK RIBS ..*1.39 the cellar hole where Dawn MOUTHWASH OSCAt MAYIN . y , . LUNDY PIIIH HOMLI FRUIT IS A CROSS BETW EEN A DUNCAN CHERRY GRAPEFRUIT AND A KING ORANGE. HOMLI ON THE was found. 0 Taste-O-Sea Platter WEINERS BHF FRANKS l. *1.29 TURKEY BAR l.,*2.69 1.19 89* PORK BUTTS - * OUTSIDE BUT BEAUTIFUL ON THE INSIDE. YOU'LL CEPACOL V ^WIP t \ PRUMI.IAB UR LUNDY PRISM The state policeman told WITHFlOURtOE 22 OZ. : y o u r c o m m u n i t y h e a l t h s e r v i c e s t o r e * I SAUSAGE L'i 85‘ "HOT" BAGELS AVAILASLI) 12pO«*1.09 LOVE THEIR SWEET JUICY FLAVORI PORK SPARE RIBS l.*1.39 the court he found out DONATION DAYS ^ 4.701. PIE size SEAFOOD about the cream-colored t'8 one oMlw mon succetshil ways to raise money AIM TOOTHPASTE U n 69' 99 JANE PARKER-SLICED lRm>Rite>weNeiemen.tieiinMtoRrt|MteHmRemBe4eBply.inhymweaalNlie>ealt>efNtoeNelea.tteiNeeFMrewreua14.95 showed an inch-long, 8 TRACK STEREO TAPES cream-colored thread held SUNDAY POTATOES CRI "uT va 99* UPTON ODD OWN FlfSN. FRFSN lAKFD DfUGNnl GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 49* SUPiR to the rock by dried-out FISH STICKS TO— 89* blood. From ^ 2 ** to as law os iTEA BAGS TEA DADS !• O P E N 7 a . m . t o 9 p . m . “ •« ■ iLino w ill, •■». Table Talk t i a a ea. too CT. PKG. VEGETABLES2A°.t89* STRIPPER Wade claimed he can UNCONDITIMiUiY 8UJUIAIITEED too CT. PKG. I «i£# HOOD CHOCO RIFFIC CARTON 99' POWERS PAINTOFF prove the thread did not 69 Our Staff Is Here 7 Days Cherry Pie KRAFT • VILLO W OR WNITI LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY ORE IDA CRISPER8 »«.ra. 69* REO. PRICE lta.W COUPON PER FAMILY WARD! 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Manchester 64 Cromwell 81 East Catholic 75 Penney 67 MHS swim 100 Knicks 128 Spinks just good kid E, Hartford 72 Windham 56 Cheney Tech 47 St, Paul 61 E, Hartford 52 Pistons 108 Kv Mll.T KIC IIM \N The same goes lor his clothes. good example Dy showing the young Generally, when he works out. he SK c K e r a lb r i ’ l Sport* M ilo r generation what an older man can prefers wearing an old blue shirt do." LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) - given to him during the 1976 Olym­ Although Spinks isn't nearly as im­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TTie new world heavyweight pics in Montreal. The shirt is so aginative as Ali or talks half as champion. Leon Spinks, is as ragged, it has holes in it. and one of much, he seems to be more Manchester upends Windham plain as a pair of old shoes. He his friends kidded him about his emotional. He cried for joy when he reluctance to throw it away when he has about as much charisma as won the light heavyweight gold PHONE 643-2711 persisted in wearing it while training medal in the Olympics and shed tears Pete Rademacher or Chuck FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD for his fight with Ali. again during one period ot his h a p p y 13th Wepner, the old Bayonne •’Leon, you're making three hun­ training for the Ali fight when it BIRTHDAY behind Haslett’s 30 points Bleeder. Maybe less. dred thou," his friend chided him. sti;uck him he actually was going to ADVERTISING Don't worry about him. though. "You think you can afford another fight for the world championship. TAMMY DEADLINE National Weather Forecast shirt?" He'll pick up more as he goes along. Spinks is very tight with his 12 00 noo* me dey befete Behind a 30-point, 16-rebound The clubs were deadlocked at 14-all formances ever. Ron Apter netted 9 points for Th.it's the kind of kid he is. "Uh-uh. " Spinks shook his head. brother, Mike, who is three years MCGEE! pubMcaWn at the end of the first quarter with “ And we played great team Manchester, but more importantly He's a good kid. the type who was a "I'm gonna wear this shirt until it younger. He calls him "Slim.'' and LOVE, Deadline for Saturday and effort of 6-4 sophomore John Haslett tossing in 12 of the Indians’ defense, especially in the second drops off." Monday la 1200 Noon Friday. latched onto 11 rebounds as the In­ little upset inside to see a legend like there are those who "believe Mike, MOM, DAD AND Haslett, Manchester High markers. half,” the TVibe mentor added. dians hit the boards well. Muhammad Ali come apart. Natural­ Before he fought Ali. I asked the 24- who also won the middleweight gold carved out a 64-56 win over Haslett received support in the ly. he wanted to win Wednesday year-old St. Louisan what would be medal in Montreal, is the better TOMMY PLEASE READ Manrhmlrr (64) Hyde 8-6-18, Haslett the first thing he’d do if he won the ti­ fighter of the two. Windham High in its season Windham jumped out to a 24-19 scoring column from senior Scott night's fight, but he honestly was dis- YDUR AD Hyde with 18 markers. Chris Risley 13-4-30, Apter 3-3-9, Adamy 0-2-2, Koepsel lre.ssed to see the pitiful shape the tle and instead of saying he'd rush finale last night in Willimantic. halftime edge but the hot-shooting 1-0-2, Finnegan 0-3-3, Wyman 0-0-0, and Steve Plesz were high for 11-7, out and buy himself a new house, a ClutiftMd Mdt v t ov«r The Indians wind up with an 8-10 Haslett dumped in 14 tallies in the McKenzie 0-0-0, Marshall 0-0-0, Kelly 0-0- ex-rhampion was in at the end and to Mike, competing as a professional 11-8 Windham with 23 and 20 points new car or anything else like that, he -GOMECTION- phoo« M i cpnv9rmnc0 CCIL mark and 8-12 overall ledger. third quarter to boost the Indians into 0. Totals 23-18-64. realize he might be finished for good. light heavyeweight now. earned an Tht t* rM^ontlbta tot respectively. said he was chiefly interested in ser­ m m The Silk Towners are unsure about a 43-41 edge. "I wasn't pulling against him ." eight-round decision over Tom " The TNEMDBCIW only on* incoffMct fnMriion snd TTie locals were outscored from the Windham (56) Plesz 9-2-20, Risley 10- says Spinks, trying to convey how he ving as a model for other kids. Bomb" Bethea on the same card his th#n only lo th« tixt of tho post-season play with Coach Doug "Haslett had a phenominal game," “I'd try to give inspiration to them, WAYIMD oftgmtl inttriion Errofi Ystiich floor, 25-23, but hit 18 free throws 3-23, Shea 2-0-4, Kokoska 3-1-7, Felie 1-0-2. felt inside. 'T m not saying I wanted brother beat Ali Wednesday night. do nol iMMn vtiuo of tr>« Pearson stating. "We're just going to praised Pearson, “He was just out of Marrotte 0-0-0. Totals 25-6-56. especially the ones who made the Friday, Fab. 24, 1978 sight. It has to be one of the best per­ compared to only 6 for the host club. him to beat me because that isn't Mike sat at ringside watching Leon • There's nothing fancy or pul on education.” The two were the first brothers ever □ NOTICES East topples St. Paul^ 75-61 Spink’s mother, Kay. says all he about Leon Spinks. He has two teeth to win gold medals in the same Olym­ MANCHESTIR STATi ever wanted to be when he was ; aaaataaaaaaaaaaaasaaaaaaaa goals but East, as it has all season missing right in the front, and has a pics but they will not become the ARMORY For period ending 7 p m EST 2,18 78 Saturday will find a first round opponent still to be deter­ East annexed the jayvee tilt, 60-52, growing up was a ball player and he M*ln St, ManehMltr ; Loti and Found 1 storm producing rain and showers in the south Atlantic states, Controlling both boards, es­ long, shot well from the foul line hit­ plate for them, but doesn't always first ever to meet for the mined. to up it record to 12-6. confirms that. ('Net *rce M «m Inoorreetty gradually changing to snow in the mid Atlantic states and parts pecially at the offensive end, ting 21 of 24 attempts while the bother wearing it. He seems more heavyweight crown. •dyerllMd In eur Thuridey ;LOST - Large golden East took a 12-10 lead after one “I like the Cardinals, ” says-the Ntshri adl) of the Ohio-Tennessee Valleys. Snow is also likely in portions o( East Catholic rolled past St. visitors from Bristol, who wind up 1-9 comfortable without it, in fact, and “I can promise you that," says : "Morris"' cat. Has injured eye quarter and opened it to 30-18 at the new title-holder. "Lou Brock Is my the Rockies while rain is indicated lor the north Pacific coast in the conference and are 6-13 East Caiholir (75) Venora 7-3-17, Hall although he's a fine looking young their mother. ‘"Oh, sure, they fight ' and concussion. Vicinity ot Paul. 75-61, in an HCC basket­ half. Sophomore forward Bob Venora 5-3-13, Smith 4-6-14, Murphy 1-2-4, Wiec- favorite and 1 got to meet him two or ftk-KSrttWiTWSiWSSiS;:::®:::®:*:::::*! Mather wood bridge 643-?9323-71 f^ir elsewhere Maximum temperatures include: Atlan- overall, were just 7 for 10. fellow with good, strong features, he one another a lot now. That's only for ...... ta 4f. Boston 35, Chicago 20. Cleveland 27. Dallas 41. Dernier 39. ball tilt last night at the was the big gun for the Eagles with zorek 0-2-2, Kiro 7-4-18, Foss 0-0-0, Ham- three times. I like him because he's a isn't at all vain about his appearance. fun. though. I'd never let them fight Duluth 14, Houston 39. Jacksonville 67, Kansas City 27, Little 14 points in the first half. Kiro led East with 18 points miek 1-0-2, Lucier 1-0-2, McKenna 0-0-0, Par$on»l$ 2 Eagles’ Nest. running man and because he sets a for real.” Rock 35, Los Angeles 60, Miami 80, Minneapolis 15. New With 6-6 pivotman Rob Smith along followed by Venora (17), Smith (14) King 04M), Fournier 1-1-3. ToUls 27-21-75. The Eagles wind up with a 4-6 con­ RUSSELL'S BARBER & Orleans 50, New York 34. San Franci.sco 60. Seattle 49. St U uls and Hall (13). Bob Tanguay had a Si. Paul (61) Pecevich 5-0-10, Tanguay ference mark and are 11-8 overall with Venora, Eric Hall and Pete Kiro Styling Shop announces ap­ 24 and Washington 37 game-high 25 points for St. Paul with 10-5-25, Barnett 3-0-6, Sullivan 2-0-4, heading into the season finale controlling the backboards the pointmentilntment accepted T"Thursday Eagles were able to keep the lead at Dave Pecevich the only other Falcon Burke 3-0-6, Hamel 2-1-5, McMahon 1-1-3, Lefty Burgmeier now Red Sox 643-2711 thru Friday,” " . ■8 a m lo 5:30 Tuesday night at Springfield, Mass., in twin figures with 10 markers. Miller 1-0-2. Totals 27-7-61. p m Walk'-ins Saturdays 8 Commerce High. The locals will take 47-38 heading into the final canto. KEEP SMILING a m. to 5 p.m. Call 646-6659, Both sides connected for 27 field part in the HCC Playoff at the BOSTON (UPI) - The KEEP HAPPY corner of Oak and Spruce Malp WanM 13 Halp Wantad Burgmeier Friday, reuniting Burgmeier, 34, was 6-4 with seven Streets. 13 <4 University of Hartford with their Boston Red Sox signed left- him with former Minnesota saves and a 5.10 earned run averge Crosstown battle handed relief pitcher Tom bullpen-mate BUI Campbell. last season with the Twins before FORK TRUCK Driver for our TAXI DRIVERS WANTED - AueUona 8 AucUont growing company 643-0240 Neat and mature, with good playing out his option. The'Red Sox, driving record Call 646-1140 who picked Burgmeier third in the Soaring for rebound to Penney, 67-52 November free-agent re-entry draft, IMPORTANT NOTICE RN - II p.m. lo 7 a m full ■ FULI. TIME Sccretarv - Cromwell quintet signed the 10-year veteran to ‘"more time Enjoy working with an hours 9 lo 5 p m Real Esiale excellent supporting staff, license helpful, but not East Catholic’s Rob Smith (40) soars high and snags rebound than one year,” said General AUCTION A fine second-half effort by Mike Picard, filling in for a flu- Manager Haywood Sullivan OIRar* Valuabl* Stock caring for our elderly required. 646-0505 away from St. Paul’s Ed Barnett (15). Eagle teammate Eric ridden Mike Kononchik, paced Penney High to a 67-52 basketball patients. Pleasant at­ outdistances Tech In 1976 Burgmeier and Campbell, PERSIAN RUGS mosphere and excellent PART TIME housekeeping Hall (24) helps box out Falcon in action last night. (Herald photo win over crosstown rival East Hartford. signed as a free agent last winter, and other Oriental Ruga working conditions. Please child care. Four mornings per by Dunn) combined for a 25-6 record and 21 call Doris Blain, RN, 646-0129. week. Experience nece.ssary Picard, not normally a starter, A fomplele shipment of genuine handwoven Persian and other Orienlal Manchester Manor Nursing Proving to be too much to handle, host Cromwell High Rugs has been ordered for the store for Christmas sales Due to the dock References preferred May finished the game with 16 points and saves to comprise the best left-right Home. 385 West Center Street bring small child Must have swamped Cheney Tech, 81-47, in Charter Oak Conference basket­ Penney finishes the season with an bullpen punch in the American strike the good did nol arrive on time, and those financially responsible lor 12 rebounds. He started in place of 18-2 record and a 16-2 mark in the Ihe unpaid shipment have instructed their U.S representatives lo auction car. Call after 7 p.m. 643-7298 - - ball action last night. Kononchik and had only four points League. thd entire shipment game-high 24 points. Wade Aiken CCIL. East Hartford, which has one For vour convenience the good have been moved to Thoughts The win improves the Panthers’ and four rebounds at the half. He A three-sport high school star in St. added 12, Dave Landell 11 and Paul more game Tuesday night at Paul, Minn., Burgmeier was signed RAMADA INN conference mark to 13-2 and added a dozen points and eight Simsbury, is now 11-6 in the league Reiman 10 to the winning total. Dave rebounds in a second half that saw originally by the Houston organiza­ 1330 SILAS DEANE HWY. aggregate mark to 13-3 while the Gustamachio and Kevin Tyler paced and 11-8 overall. WETHERSFIELD ApLENty Techmen slip to 7-8 in the COC and 7- the Black Knights outscore the tion but released in 1964. The Califor­ the Beavers with 19 and 12 markers Hornets, 40-28. nia Angels signed him that year and SAT., FEB. 25 2 PM * VIEW 1 PM SERVICi 10 overall. Cheney finishes regular respectively. [nctuded in small and large sizes are strictly the finest grades of season play next week with three Lindsay James again led the promoted him to the majors in 1968. KERMAN. BOKHARA. ESFEHAN, TABRIZ. BELOUCHESTAN, games in three nights, beginning Penney scoring attack with 25 points. Penney (67) Jemes 10-5-25, Guzzardi Burgmeier later was traded to NATURAL SILK QUME, CHINESE. HUNTING SCENE CARPET, 3-2-8, Bums 1-2-4, Grady 1-1-3, Picard 7-2- Kansas City then Minnesota. His KESHAN, NAIN. ROMANIAN. PRAYER RUG. ARDEBIL. INDO- TECHNICIAN Tuesday at Rocky Hill. He also had 10 rebounds. SAVONNKRIE, RUNNERS, and many others in all sizes By Len Auster Cromwell (81) McNaughton 4-1-9, Karl Grabowski was the high 16, Falvey 3-0^, Funk 1-35. Totals 26-13 career record is 49-36 with 55 saves. Auctioneer: Col. Murphy Cromwell jumped out to a 23-10 67. first quarter advantage and never Aiken 5-2-12, Prater 9-6-24, Landell 4-3-11, scorer for East Hartford with 14 In four season with Minnesota, Terms: Ceeh of Check. Schmaltz 1-0-2, Riley 2-1-5, Reiman 5-0- East Hartford (52) Grabowski 7-0-14, looked back. The Panthers advanced points. Tyler Jones (11) and Shawn Burgmeier was 24-16 with 23 saves. Rapidly expanding leader In the alarm Induitry 10, D elisle 2-1-5, H erdm an 1-0-2, Berry 339, Lawton 30-10, Kaspar (M)4), The Red Sox, with Campbell Merger best choice Bits and pieces the margin to 41-23 at the intermis­ Lawton (10) also hit double figures Jones 31-11, Jalbert 1-0-2, Plefka 1-0-2 offera career opportunity with profeeslonal staff Manchester 0-1-1. Totals 33-15-81. for the losers. leading a group of five right-handers. Word out of the World Hockey sion and opened it up with a 21-point Cheney Tech (47) Tyler 4-4-12, Totals 23352. igUOR PERMIT □ EMPLOYMENT lo inatall, maintain and trouble ahool low voltage If you were driving by Moriarty in the bullpen, had been looking all NOTHICE OF APPLICATION third quarter while Cheney could 'Gustamachio 7-5-19, Ertel 1-0-2, Brown 2- Association (WHA) offices recently Bros, last Tuesday around noon and winter for a left-handed bullpen This is to (ive notice that I. P. Ward audio alarm ayslems. Basic olactrlcal/aleclronfc it was going to concen­ turned to your companion and said only must 7 points. 2-6, Boudreau 1-1-3, Rossignal 1-0-2, Farrell of Porter St.. Manchester Halp Wantad 13 knowledge and wiring exparienca necessary. Frank Prater led four Cromwell Morgan 1-0-2, Fraser 0-1-1. Totals 17-13- pitcher. have filed an application placarded Isl trate on making itselt stronger, and “Hey, there’s Gordie Howe” and Three closing birdies Just a contented star day of February. 1978 with the Liquor Mual take pride in work will conalder apprentice not dwell on merger with the rival performers in double figures with a 47. Burgmeier, 5 feet 11 and 180 c7ntrorcL"m&im°oT a grocery METRO SECURITY Incor­ his%her response was “Ah, your pounds, is the fourth free agent ''3T National Hockey League. That idea porated has full and part time with minimum experience. Excellent references nuts” — you’re not. The all-time Houston Astros’ star centerfielder Cesar Cedeno announced Signed by the Red Sox since they Manchester openings. Applicants must was to be in force for at least next puts Burfeindt on top estential. Call 247-4500 between 10 a.m. and 3 hockey great now skating for the Friday he agreed to a 10-year contract with the club worth a finished in a second-place tie last wJ?d * make neat appearance. Be at year. New England Whalers was there least 18 years of age. Have p.m. for a application. Dr, Morgan leads nine. fall. Previously Boston signed right- southland corp. of so Porter s i . The latest development though is picking up two new cars... ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. reported $3.5 million which would be the biggest baseball agree­ clean police record. Own nanaeah an ilp d s w r i e r riffhn g n it-h n da n du pu du rpi e U u e e v v e e i r M^f'^!'^ster and 2828 No. conductedHaskell Ave., by that Winnipeg, a success on the ice, Tied one stroke back were Sandra ment in history. (UPI Photo) transportation, and telephone. University of Connecticut basket­ (UPI) — Betty Burfeindt bir- Post and Kathy Ahem. Dick DragO, right-handed starter P. ward Parrell as ^rmltlee Why not take a few minutes to is not doing too well in the accounting ball recruit Cornelius Thompson of LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Dr. three-shot lead over charging died the final three holes Ahern was tied for the lead and Mike Torrez and infielder Jack Dated sth daJi^orFfbruary im talk with us. We are located at SONITROL SECURITY SYSTEMS ledgers. The Jets are financially in Middletown High was one of 20 Gil Morgan, the Oklahoma op- Jack Nicklaus after 36 holes, 34 Connecticut Blvd., East trouble and were looking for Friday for a 3-under-par 69 and was in birdie position on the final Brohamer. Hartford, Conn. If you are un­ OF HARTFORD INC. players selected to play in a national tometrist who has visions of Nicklaus, 38, competing in only his The" Red Sox signed Burgmeier assistance from several avenues. all-star prep game April 15 in a one-stroke lead after the first hole, but three-putted from 10 feet. Half interest in Seattle Slew able to stop in our office, call becoming a big name on the second tournament of the year after Post also had a chance to tie for the through his agent LaRue Harcourt. W#/p Wantad 13 528-4464. It’s not too surprising. Not when Philadelphia. The players were h ic 3 tie ioT 29th m the Bing Crosby round to play in the $60,000 you consider the salaries Winnipeg, chosen by eight National High School pro ^golf tour, contl National Pro-Am in January, sizzled LPGA Orange Blossom lead on the final hole but left her chip sola to group for $6 million shot short. along with other clubs, pays its Athletic Coaches Association steady title bid in the $Z00, t ^ birdies on the back nine Classic. PHONE FROM Home to ser­ .ARD GALLERY players. Some NHL moguls would Seven golfers were tied at 1-under- HIALEAH, Fla. (UPI) - Half­ i DUE TO THE LARQE INCREASE IN lUSINESS f vice our customers in the Aggressively mature people members, who sifted more than 1,200 Los Angeles Open Friday by to match Morgan’s opening round 66 Burfeindt, who was slowed last interest would seem to make Seattle Racer Petty Mancchester area. Flexible for part-time flexible hours, like all to believe it’s a WHA problem par 71 and another nine were at 72, interest of Triple Crown winner Seat­ I WE ARE NOW ACCEPTINQ APPLICATIONS | nominations submitted by coaches shooting a 2-un(ler-par 69 for a with a 35-31 card. year while recovering from knee sur­ Slew, who won nine of his 10 races, hours. Super earnings. 249- some nights and Sundays. but that’s hardly the case. including defending champion Judv tle Slew has been sold for 36 million 7773. from around the country... gery, made the turn in 2-over 38 and the most expensive stallion in histoi;y Apply in person only, 336A. Franchises like Cleveland, Rankin. Broad Street, Manchester UConn, 9-13, must win its last four then carded five birdies on the back to a group headed by Brownell at f l2 million. tn accident Colorado and Minnesota in the es­ games to wind up at the .500 level. Combs and his owners say he will I WAITERS & WAITRESSES | MEN'S Department Manager Parkade. Equal Opportunity "ITie world record for syndication is Day and night kitchen. Must be able to work rota- - full time, must have selling Employer. tablished league are not drawing The Huskies have dropped six begin standing at stud at Spendthrift $9 million for Empery and Youth, experience" in men's wear or well. Subsequently their cash flow is straight. Senior captain Joe Whelton Farms in Lexington, Ky., in 1979 both of whom raced in Europe. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. P tion shifts days Including weekends. furnishings. Liberal employee HAIRDRESSER - Looking for going out, not in, with the high price has 1,279 career points and needs just Manchester swimmers after completing his racing career Secretariat, the 1973 Triple Crown (UPI) — Richard Petty, one of Apply In panon only discount, paid pension pfan. a motivated person who is of players. nine points to tie Bob Staak for sixth this year. winner, was syndicated for just over NASCAR’s top drivers, was plus other benefits. Call Mr. good at what they do. and There was merger talk before the Frank Tours,. a , spokesman at Yee, at D&L Store, Vernon, wants to do better. Call Gary place on the all-time list. The $6 million. taken to the Daytona I RED LOBSTER RESTMIRMIT 875-0785. Spell. 644-2563. 1977-78 season but enough NHL old- likeable Whelton is all-time leading take fourth straight Hialeah Race Course, disclosed that Owners Mickey and Karen Taylor Speedway Hospital Friday 922 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD, CONN. time hard-liners voted the issue owners said their plans to race the and Jim and Sally Hill had said all Cqvil opporumlly wnploiwr East Catholic High career point and when he was involved in a down. They are not thinking clearly. assist leader... Manchester High swimming team made it four wins in a row yesterday second Triple Crown winner in a along they wanted to retain half­ NHL clubs are going to lose a bundle three-car crash during the run­ One more piece of news from with a 100-72 triumph over East Hartford High at the local pool. quarter centui7 this year were still interest in the colt, who has not raced SALES POSITION - Straight and it will continue until something is ATTENTION - All Emergen­ Storrs. Former UConn pitcher Greg Bob Michaud was a double winner in effect, despite t)ie sale. since J.O. Tobin handed him his first ning of the International Race commissions, leads furnished TYPIST PART-TIME done to force a change. Bidding wars Biercevicz has been promoted from The $6 million figure for half­ cy Medical Technicians - too homeowners. Call 242- for the 4-2 Indians taking the 200 loss in California last July. of Champions event. Positions available to work for talent are definitely not the Bellingham, Wash., (Class A), to San freestyle with a 1:59.4 clocking and Estey (EH) :23.6. 5402. for area emergency medical Opening available in manufacturing concern for answer. Jose (Class AAA) of the Pacific the 500 freestyle with a time of -Diving: 1. Prutz (EH), 2. Rousell (M), service. All shifts open full or typist able to work approximately 20 hours per The solution is merger. With con­ Coast League... 5:40.9. Wayne Smith won the 50 free 3. Eagleson (M) 215.30 points. part time. Current Emergen­ WANTED - Gas station atten­ solidation the weaker franchises 100 fly: 1. R. Maesuga (EH), 2. B o w lin g cy Medical Technicians Cer­ dant, full or part time. week. Mornings preferred. Duties would be varied with teammate Dean Wilkie second Mature, responsible person could be eliminated — strengthening East Catholic sophomore Mike Greenberg (M), 3. Marsh (EH) :57.2. tificate a must. Please send but, individual should be good typist. Hourly rate with Smith coming back to nail se­ 100 free: 1. Wilkie (M), 2. G. Michaud resumes only to, Manchester, for third shift. References. the sport in the long run in the Ciszewski was a busy young man BLOSSOMS - Ruth Call 871-1698. dependent on ability. Send application to P.O. Box cond in 100 backstroke. Wilkie cap­ (M), 3. Estey (EH) :54.8. SYMPHONES - Stasia TWI-LITE -r Pam Madore Holmes 144, Dave Grzyb P.O. Box 3()5. process. It will cost players jobs but Wednesday night. He played in the Ann Glass 188-178-526, 142-400, Joe Vinsko 392, 350, East Hartford, Conn. 06108. Equal Opportunity tured the 100 free. 500 free: 1. B. Michaud (M), 2. J. Mae­ Miller 127, Jean Oliver 133. 188-462, Rosemarie Lovitt that is one definite necessity. ’The first half of the East-Northwest Janet Hattan 181-472, Mar­ Jim Sirianni 382, Bill Employer. Results: suga (EH), 3. Haildin (M) 5:40.9. 178-503, Joan lindsay 175- dilution of talent has damaged the Catholic jayvee basketball game in ty Bradshaw 247-557, Don­ Green 375. Manchester, dressed and traveled to 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester 100 back: 1. Smorgiewicz (EH), 2. 450, Gerry Tracy 214-188- sport. Why do you think a major (Smith, Wojnarowski, Greenberg, Smith (M), 3. Kasavage (EH) 1:01.6. na Schmitt 180, Barbara SONITROL SECURITY SYSTEMS East Hartford, and won the district 185-587, Camille Scuta 191- television network won’t afford the Wilkie), 2. East Hartford 1:49.6. 100 b re ast: 1. Dineen (E H ), 2. Sullivan 181-468, Mary Tarr ADVERTISING SALES • American Legion oratorical contest. GOP WOMEN - Rose 498, Mary Boyko 177, Mary OF HARTFORD INC. McCo n n e l l Resume Ser­ NHL a contract? Answer — as it 200 free: 1. B. Michaud (M ),2. R. Mac- Wojnarowski (M), 3. Beckwith (M) LaPolt 203^82, Joyce Tyler 176. ____ vice - A good resume is your executive. National company Ciszewski is a goalie on the soccer 1 : 1 0 .1 . Botticello 459, Lynne Top­ dlands now the NHL overall is not an suga (EH), 3. J. Maesuga (EH) 1:59.4. 179-490, Ellen Zinsser 182- B a s k e t b a ll passport To an interview. For in sports publishing field team in the fall, plays basketball in 200 IM: 1. Smorgiewicz (EH), .2. 400 free relay: 1. Manchester (Cassells, ping 474. EARLY BIRDS - Joan prompt, confidential prepara­ needs a professional represen­ attractive package, i.e. not a money­ 452, Carolyn Wilson 460, maker. the winter, plans to go out for Halldin (M), 3. Gallagher (M) 2:17.9. Libbey, Dama, Dimano), 2. Manchester, Colby 147-151-421, Katie Our greatest asset is our busy staff of gals who tion of resumes, call 649-2288. tative to work in a local, 3. East Hartford 4:02.9. Harriet Haslett 460, Sally protected territory. Must be When the two professional basket­ baseball in the spring, and maintains 50 free: 1. Smith (M), 2. Wilkie (M), 3. Graham 159-388, Peggy ILLING GIRLS ‘ sales pro, capable of working H eavisides 479, Nina Callahan 147-374, Sophie monitor Sonitrol audio alarms 24 hours per day. CRAFT SALESPERSON. ball leagues came together it was the a straight A average. FRIENDSHIP- Sandy Illing varsity girls wound Part time, some days, with advertisers at all levels Higgins 450, Marie Ludlow Welply 128-364, Dot and be able to travql best possible thing for that sport. Can 480. Kershaw 186-188-495, Lee up the year with a 6-5 Expansion has created openings for an additional evenings, weekends. Creative, anyone say there isn’t competitive The Boston Red Sox have made a Bentley 140-363, Cindy friendly! Write craft studio. statewide. Send resume to: East matmen lose two Bean 177-509, Doreen Cote record with a 42-39 win Sports, P.O. Box 280. balance In the NBA (except for the connection with the past, signing Ted Doyle 150-343, Nancy Manchester Mall, 811 Main CATERERS - Lynne 179-497, Pat 'ITiibodeau 179- over Webb of Wethersfield team. If you have an excellent telephone voiee, Street. Job requires a car. Morristown, Tennessee. 37814. New Jersey Nets who’ve won a few Williams as a consultant and batting 'East Catholic wrestling team dropped two matches yesterday, 33-20 to 466, Pegge Shelsky 236-179- P astula 134-342, Mary yesterday. instructor. The New York Mets on Talbot 125, Angie Ortolan! lately)? ’That’s what makes it a good Glastonbury High and 42-20 to host St. Paul in Bristol. 559, Teo Babun 215, Walt Backor 135, Anne Komm Nancy Curtin had 10 excellent references, like to he challenged and the other hand have made a break 128-361, Carol Rawson 137- 128, Karen Johnson 127, investment. Against St. Paul, Jim Foss, Toby DcLisle 200-512, Dj>n points, Kathy Cooney 9 and with the past. They sold second 353, Dorothy Mathbs 125- Pat Neville 344, Mary «m1t well with others, call 2474500 between 10 And so will hockey when the Corey, CJiris Hopper and Ed Dean Sullivan 1:34,170— Brenner (P) dec. Searles 501, Dick Wood­ Darlene Jordan 6 for the baseball Felix Millan to the Taiyo ,342, Helene Dey 129-128- Ellen Sawka 343, Frank SCREEN-PRINTER WANTED owners wise up and make a sensible picked up points while against Antonia 7-1,188— Dean (EC) pinned bury 521, Pete Higgins 517, Rams. ajiL and 3 p.m. for application. Hours available: 8 Whales of the Japanese 343, Carol Lewie 128-353, Doyon 342, Bert Botticello APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN FOR solution good for the sport and not Glastonbury, Foss, Corey, Mark and Wood :43, Unlimited— Carorinni (P) Joanne Fredericksen 125, Bill Zwick 507, Bill Avery just themselves. League...Have a nice weekend. WBF. • 340. BENNET-ILLING a.m. to 4 p.nL, 4 p.m. to 12 midnight, 12 inidnight PERSONNEL EXPERIENCED IN THE Chris Hopper and John Martin Cindy Doyle 133-350, 520, Carl Lepak 553, Steve OPERATION OF SEMI-AUTOMATIC SCREENING notched points. East vs. Glastonbury —101 — Foss Theresa Verreault 128. Pelletier 532, Don Wood­ Tied at 29-aIl at the half, to 8 ajiL 32 or 40 hour week, some weekends in­ East with the double loss stands 4- (EC) dec. Vicchi 8-6108 — Cromwell bury 518. EASTERN BUSINESS Bennet went on to register MACHINES AS WELL AS OTHER PHASES OF 11-1 for the season. (G) dec. Lee 4-0,115— Swanson (G) Lou DellaFerra 169-403, a 63-49 victory over cluded. We offer an excellent training program SCREEN PRINTING. EXCELLENT BENEFITS - Locals compete in track meet Ron Joiner 162-143-411, INDIVIDUAL MUST APPLY IN PERSON! Results: East vs. St. Paul — 101 — pinned Fresher : 42,122 — Baribault KofC — John Kozicki ANTIQUES- Flo Niles crosstown Illing Thursday. (G) dec. Riordan 18-2, 129 — Corey Dom DeDominicus 161-142- Joe Maher had 25 points and excellent benefits. Six local competitors took part in Foss (EC) dec. Jerpe 15-0, 108 — 209, Max Smole 213, Roger 147-370, Vi Vi Bayer 341, Dave Locke sixth in the two-mile run (EC) dec. Swanson 5-0, 135 — M. Poudrier 213, Ed Yourkas 433, Bill Zwick 161-415, Vfk and Bill Anderson 22 for Thursday’s East-West All-Star In­ with a 9:56.2 clocking. Guilraette (P) pinned Lee 1:54,115— Reggie Gburski 133-359, Dupont (P) pinned Fresher :35,122— Hopper (EC) pinned Roman 3:10,141 214-578, Real Audet 200-552, Salcius 157-394, Vic Motolo the 9-2 B ears. Steve QUAUTY NAME PLATE MC. door ’Track Meet at Southern Connec­ Aiso competing were Tom Sipples Emma Johnson 132-128-365, FISHER HILL RD. ticut State College in New Haven. Up for two points Guilmette (P) pinned Riordan 3:25, — C. Hopper (EC) dec. King 17-0,148 Fred Kozicki 556, Ron , 156, Dave LaChapelle 154- Shrider chipped in 8 tallies (300-yard dash) and Harry Carr (60- — Martin (EC) dec. Larose 6-3,158— . J o 387, John LaChapelle 154, for the winners. Alex EAST GLASTONBURY, CT. 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Salary ami FOR THE BEST-Manchester properly Ix'l us explain our paneled bar with two shelves P.O. BOX 591 AAAA-1 national Arm bonus Multi brant'll lour slate typist. Legal experienee 569-1660 Adults preferred $350 Gymnasstih School. 3 to 5 fair proposal (Jail Mr and four stools $175 646-6028. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 CUtliniO offara aalary firm, has permanent preferred, but will train LI EDUCATION Roomi lor Bant 52 monthly, plus .spcuritv Petrus plua commlaalon pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Belflore. M7-1413. Itealtv, 228-3777 ADVERTIIINa opcninps. Call Ri2-3663 suitable applicant with good 1970 NORDIC 399 Skidoo - to ratall-orlantad business background. 5 day troductory lesson with this ad. MANCHESTER • Spring Street location Attractive 8- MAY. WE BUY your home’’ excellent condition. $550. Call THOMPSON HOUSE MEN ■ MAKE MORE MONEY week. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Good Private Inalructlona IS Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. Dear Sire: aalaaparacn. room Connecticut Gambrel Quirk, fair, ail cash and no 643-7131 after 6 p.m Birch House Women Cenlral- Olficet-Slorat for Rant 85 Tlio idr.il line (or (he prolerrional IN 10 7 8 salary and fringe benefits. ly located. Downtown Pleate run the following ad lor 4 days at the special REMEDIAL READING and HANS CHRISTIAN Anderson nestled on a beautiful wooded problems Call Warren E person u Iid Man(.« lo build a .Show our Money Making Line of Include business and personal lot. Country kitchen, two Howland. Realtors, 643-1108 NEW HOME Sewing Machine Manchester. Kitchen VERNON - space for rent monpy-saving rate of '4.00I sleadt. ftrmuli business in the Calendiirs. Promotional Adver. references in reply to Box 0, math; Individualized work Montessori School is currently H.v-tlord .\rea Hipli repeal sales accepting applications for working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ - white and aqua, new cabinet, privileges. Call 649-2358. Two rooms in restored Ii. marhines • servicing lions or DisIricI Managers Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, South Windsor. 8 room newer anytime 569-2348 MANCHESTER - Main lo K-Mart .Shopping Center. liardware varielv and chain CHILD CARE - Woman 8075. school and klnder^rten. 4 bedroom Colonial with spacious master bedroom. Pronipl. friendly service with 69 646-1980. 647-1139. home. Large kitchen. 2 car Street. Three-room apart­ Ideal for travel agency, ac­ stores tsiablished, prfitected experienced in care of infants. Located on Route 44A, Mlton. Pireplaced living room. 1 full bath and 2 half baths, territory • paid irAininc and year old firm rated AAA-f. Week­ 646-5727. Tuition reduction ••••••••••gg************** garage. 2 baths. $60s. Prin­ FURNITURE GALORE and ment, heated, hot water, countant or insurance agency. (3) (*) (5) iH'nefils ’ including medical and ly eommissions and liberal bonus. In our home.' Part time. PIANO INSTRUCTION - sliders to rear deck, city utilities. $53,900. appliances, parking, no pets (1) (2) available, in exchange for two Invettmani Property 25 ciples only. 646-3938. lots more, Used-A-Bit Fur­ Call 646-7684 meaningful profit ^haring While Write Richard Lowe. Dept 605. References required. Call in Experienced, creative Swurily. 523-7047. some successful sales experience hours of cleaning duties on DIRECTIONS: Rl. 30 to )Wm I 81. lo South SI., loft on •ggggggggggggggggggggggggg niture. 679 Main Street. East Newton MIg Co.. New'lon. Mass. a.m. 649-2726. teacher. Degree; state and MANCHE.STER Office (or is preferred, a sales trainee would Friday afternoons. Janol La. to Kathy Dr. to Olaan Dr. lo Mark Circla. MANCHESTER - four quality Houtahold Qoodt 40 Hartford. 289-8480, Tuesday- bo considered if mechanically in- 50J08 national certification. All FEMALE-Slecping room, CAMARO - 1972 Small V-8 For appointmanla at other tlmea plaate call Barbara apartments (unique, more Saturday, 11-5. Buy and sell. rent High traffic count (10) (lined levels, beginners welcome. next to bath. Call mornings Carpeted, air conditioning. Automatic FJxcellent t«) (7) (») (0) Many extras. Gretchen Van Botalll, 649-8716 or Katherine Bourn, 742-8616. likke four Ranch style homes) REFRIGERATORS (all Jim MfClement at 203-623- Condomlnluma 22 USED CAST IRON Radiators only, 643-6609. $200 m onthly including mechanical condition $1500 9498 on Monday. February 20 from Why, 647-9751. with five garage spaces on 3 Washers, ranges, used, - steam and hot water type. iilililies Call 646-1316, or 649- Pontiac Le Mans. 1974 to 00 a m lo 9 00 p m and all day 1,2 acres. Very charming guaranteed and clean. New Excellent condition $1900 Tuesday, February 21. MANCHESTER - Northfield Call 649-9404 , 646-1171 or 649- YOUNG GENTLEMAN - 8782 GUITAR, BANJO, Bass Green Condominium, 3 J. WATSON BEACH CO. apartments, pleasant grounds shipment damaged. GE and Small pleasant room, next to 872-7842 (12) (13) (1«) (IS) If unable lo call write Jim McCle- and neighborhood, good in­ 3891. (11) ment at P.O. Box 199. Granbv. lessons; ages 5-adults. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, car­ G il Manchester 647-9139 Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. shower, parking, centrally Mass. 01033 America’s Oldest Licensor (Jhords, melody, vocal accom­ come and possibly a separable Pearl and Son, 649 Main port, central air, wall-to-wall DINETTE SET - Maple with located 6 4 9 ^ 1 after 6:30 OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE - 1972 Mercury CUtnSNOUGOmiUTION Of Ice Cream Stores paniment. Enjoyable rapid carpeting, appliances, full house lot. $125,000. (Megard Street, 643-2171 Main Street, p.m. Montego MX - V-8 automatic, Realtv 643-4365. 643-2171. pine look finish, formica top Olv. of Curtis Industries Needs Qualified Families progress. Free loan instru­ basemenf, low $40’s. Call 565- table, excellent condition, FOR RENT two door hardtop in excellent (16) (18) ( 20) ment. 11 years experience. (16) (17) An Equal Opportunity To Operate Their Own 3432 days, 646-1302 evenings $225. Call 646-3081. Aparlmanti For Rent S3 250 iquire feet, center of condition. $1650 or best offer Entployar M/F 646-6557. and weekends. Ask for Carol. Butinett Property 26 SEARS PORTABLE DRYER AlsnctiMter, sir condlUontng and 568-7687 - Harvest Gold. Very good rarklng Call 6U-9UI SORRY! NO PHONE ORDERS. NO REFUNDS. CHAIN SAW - McCullogh, 14 ” WE HAVE customers waiting The Sentry MANCHESTER - For sale condition. $75. Call 289-8942 1974 PINTO - Excellent condi­ Ad ovtr 20 words — Ragultr Pric. HoffiM For Bate 33 Hornet For Sale 23 '7 > .| anytime. bar. $75. Cali 647-1641. (or the rental of your apart­ commercial building and anytime. ment or home. J.D. Real tion both body and mechanics APPLICATIONS now being Low mileage, standard, new accepted at Facilities Ser­ CARVEL ^ Free Home liquor store. Cali for details, Estate Associates, Inc 646* NAME ...... Marion E. Robertson, ROCK MAPLE - Double bed Michelin snow tires, steel vices Office. Union School. 771 with box spring and mattress. SNOWMOBILE - Moto-ski 19980. AUTOMOTIVE ...... 'CIlY...... I t it s ...... Zip code . DID YOU KNOW,,. Evaluation. Realtor, 643-5953. radials Bc.sl otter 643-2523 ADDRESS Main Street. South Windsor Very good condition. $110. Call 338, 1971, good condition. 300 J AMP Hobart welder, needs LOOKING for anything in real Conn, for a custodial light ICE CREAM STORE That we will guarantee the “SALE" of your 643-6294 or 643-1017 after 6 197" FORI) Gran Torino PHONE NO...... ClASSIHCATION ...... FOR LEASE - 44-A Coventry. work. Wood burning stoves. estate rental - apartments, 61 housekeeping posiion. Equal What Is your home worth? Our professionals can p.m.. anytime weekends. Aulot For Salt Wagon - Power steering, tingle family home in Manchetler, E, Hlfd,, Ver­ Approximately 15 acres of Call 646-1523. homes, multiple dwellings, no OFFER EXPIRES FEB. 2Slh., 1978 Opportunity Employer. help you price your home to sell faster and power brakes Radial tires. non or So. W., having a Market Value of $45,- land for corn, silage produc­ fees. Call J.D. Real Estate easier. We will provide you with complete ESTATE Tag Sale - furniture, $975 or best otter 649-4046 INDEPENDENT. Career- In This Area. tion. Lease must be agreeable SEVEN FOOT Regulation Associates, Inc. 646-1980. WASHWGTON'S 000.00 or leii. If we can't “SELL" your home, to yield observation and house hold goods, TV’s, stereo minded, ambitious, office We Will Ba marketing, financial, and economic Information. console. February 18, 9 a.m. slate top pool table. $175. we'll purchate it at Market Value l e i t o t ^ a 6% collection of plants by Ping-pong table, roll-a-way MANCHESTER - Main iHRTWAY 13 Halp Wantad 13 provided, secretary, salary, In Bloomfield No obligation. No presaure. No aalea pitch. Of to 5 p.m February 19,1-7 p.m. Truckt lor Sale 82 Halp Wantad *3 Halp Wantad commissions, sales. Send committion Agrononist. Sealed bids wifi type. $20. Call 643-9836 after 6 Street, 2 room apartment, course we’d like to sell your home for you. That’s be accepted til March 3rd., 134 West Center Street. resume lo PCS. Box 8311. East March 11th, 12th, Manchester. 561-2120. p.m. heated, hot water, appliances, GIVE AW AY! 1970 FORD Econoline 200 - CLERK TYPIST - diversified Hartford. Conr. 06108. Frechette, Martin & Rothman our business. And we're confident you will select 1978. Leaser reserves the parking, no pets Security. 523- FULL TIME Worker - 21 duties in small sales office. At The Carvell Store Low mileage. Sot im as a right to regect any and all HOMELITE Chain saw - XL- MONDAY FEB. 22 camper. Best offer Call 643- DRESS years of age or older, Musi $130. per week. 633-0277. 16 B, Mountain Avenue. 646-4144 us once you’ve seen our professionals at work. bids. Land available early have drivers license. Inside □ MISC. FOR SALE 12, 16’’ bar. New chain, bar 7907, ask tor Bob Call Toll Free, 800-431-1008 Open Eveningi and IVeekendi May thru December 1978. In­ and sprocket. Excellent run­ NEWER THREE Bedroom at 12:00 Noon BARN and outside work. Apply in Thh ofjrr ratU mntll F,bni,ry 18, 1978 PROCESS ENGINEER To Set An Appointment GET MORE with surance required. Send sealed ning condition. $100. 649-2416. Duplex. 1 1/2 baths, 1968 F-lOO 1/2 ton pick up Six Manager. Assistant person to Royal Ice Cream bids lo: Dean, College of Artlclea tor Sala 41 Co., Inc. 27 Warren St., 649- Medium size manufacturer of a nationally known consumer appliances, carpeting. Lease 1971 AUDI 100 LS cylinder, 3 speed, good condi­ Manager. Sales Help. product has an opening in its organization for an With Our Representatives. Agriculture and Natural BLACK & WHITE Zenith 21- and security deposit required. Automatic 5358. ALUMINUM sheets used as tion Needs body work - $500 Exciting Ladies experienced professional Process Engineer. Candidate MANCHESTER - Two family Resources, Box U66, Univer­ table model TV. Good working Available March Istt 646-8352. Firm. 643-2629. HEBRON. Make an offer on SENTRY sity of Conn., Storrs, Conn., printing plates, .007 thick, condition. Asking $150. Call Fashion Store. Salary REAL ESTATE Agent - must have at least 10 years experience with all types of 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. this spotless seven room 06268. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for 643-7972. HIGHLAND PARK area, plus benefits. Licensed, or planning to metal cutting operations, metal finishing and assembly. Immaculate. Good rents. $46,- Ranch. Decorator family Real Estate Services Inc. $1. Phone 643-271'.k. 1962 CHEVY 1/2 ton Pick up 900. Hutchins Agency, 646- luxury (own house - fully Regularly used every day. receive license. Liberal com­ Must be effective working and coordinating with other PERSON TO Inspect and Butinaaa Opportunltf 14 room with wood burning 29 Corxwcticul Boulavard. EoK Hontofd 289.4331 MANCHESTER - West Center 523-1000 package costumes 'til June 3166. VANITY, sink and fixtures, carpeted, heat and hot water G o^ condition, big 6 cylinder mission. Flexible hours, with engineering, production, and manufacturing personnel, and stove, two car garage, acre lot Street, business 2 property, 1 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub fast growing agency. Multiple 1st. 5 day week. Flexible $40. Leaded lamp shades. $8. included, security and lease. standard. $675. Call 647-1269. must be able to communicate effectively with all levels of SMALL ENGINE Service . Out of state owner anxious. acre, 200 foot frontage, with Scouts. Boy and Girl Scouts; $325. Call 646-1616. SMALL CARS Listing Service. O'Rourke hours. The Costume Shop. 646- Secretary’s chair, $18., glass management.' Corporation -expanding dealer MANCHESTER - New listing. $52,900. Barnett, Bowman and house. $67,500. Owner 1-828- Brownies, nurses. East end table, $16., color print IF YOU ARE an attractive Realty, 633-1411. 5758, network. No experience Extraor4inary eight room Co. Realtors, 6^3661. Catholic School. 649-1225. EAST Motorcyclat-BIcyclat 64 motivated woman we need Send resume with salarty history to: Read Herald Ads 1363 Catholic Bible ($60. value). BOLTON MANCHESTER necessary. Complete training U&R designed Chalet. Four Town line - large three room 481 Main Otraat you. If you are looking for a CARPET CLEANER Trainee EXPERIENCED Sewing $25. Heritage Dictionary. $7. HIGH STAHDARD, INC. program. $500. investment bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, two antique English Cider iug, apartment, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville glamorous, challenging posi­ - $140. salary and bonus, all Machine Operators for fireplaces, double garaage, MANCHESTER - New listing. Manufacturing A Marketing ol Sporting FIrearmt required to start your own $20., Polaroid camera, fla^ stove and refrigerator. Quiet 643-7937 750 , 8000 miles, oil cooler and tion. with a new Perisian fringes and auto e r a s e s . seasonal work. January 1st to business. Ideal for retired or 3/4 acre treed lot. Hayes Cor­ Verplanck School, ^ c io u s 2 rack. $1,750 . 289-4042. cosmetic line, vou need us. 31 PRESTIGE PARK CIRCLE June 1st 5 day week. Flexible bedroom Colonial. Fireplace, and case, $10 . 528-3623. neighborhood. References Must be responsible. (Jail 872- paart time. Details on poration, 646-0131. BUSINESS & SERVICE re q u ire d , no p ets. $230 236-2381. 633-3366. 3663. ______EAST HARTFORD. 06108______carpeting, screened porch. request. Mr. Barker. ESCAA WOOD SEASONED. monthly. 643-5983. 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - Field Training Division Box JUST LISTED 5 room, three Large private yard. Garage. Campara-Trallart Hardwood. Mostly Oak. Call 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 Mobile Hornet 619,, Wading River, New bedroom Cape. Beautiful lot Many extras! M5.900. Hayes miles. Asking $1650. Call 649- 85 WE NEED SALES (Jorporation, 646-0131. 646-7905 , 6 to 9 p.m. FOUR LARGE ROOMS - In York. 11792, over 200 feet deep. City newer two family house, Fully 8130, after 5:30 p.m. TOOL MAKER professionals to join our staff. utilities. Only $34,900. Pasek 1957 VW VAN - Built as Precision metal working company located in East Hart­ carpeted, all appliances, Licensed or in process. STOCK MANCHESTER - Looking to Realtors, 289-7475. Building Suppllet 42 1973 OPEL MANTA ■ 4 Camper. Rebuilt motor. Good ford. has a day shift opening (or an experienced Tool Excellent training program, HEBRON - 9 room Colonial separate basement, freshly running condition. $200. Call We have full time permanent stock work in the open your own beauty shop? (circa 1750) on nearly 4 acres. decorated. $250 monthly. One cylinders. Good condition. Maker. Applicants must have 5 years experience making unlimited income. Join the We have two active DON’T MISS THIS two family NATURAL STONE for Automatic. $1695, or best 649-6842, after 5:30 p.m. neighborhood professionals. marking room area. In our distribution center in Beautifully restored. Cali child, no pets, references and jigs and fixtures to blueprints. Eight hour work shift businesses available for your Duplex with separate fur­ Suzanne or Arthur Shorts. 646- DIRECTORY retaining walls, veneers, security required. Call 871- offer. Call 875-4537. Interviews confidential. Mrs. South Windsor. Own transportation a must. Com­ minimum, with considerable overtime, excellent working inspection. Call today. naces, for only $36,900. Lot 3233. J. Watson Beach Com­ patios, etc. Pick up by the 1581. Automotive Service 88 conditions and benefits. Jackston. Century 21, pany benefits and store discounts. APPLY Blanchard & Rossett'o. size over 100 foot frontage. pound or delivery by the ton. 1970 PONTIAC Grande Prix - Jackston'Avante. 646-1316. pany, Manchester Offiee, 647- Servicat Ottered 31 Servicat OHarad 31 Servicat Otiarad 31 Building-Contracting 33 Interested applicants should call 289-9537 PERSONNEL OFFICE 11th floor, Monday through Realtors, 646-2482. Live practically rent free. 9139. Equal Housing Oppor­ Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, AVAILABLE Immediately - V-8 , 400 engine, 4 barrel, ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. 649-3163. power steering, power brakes, LEGAL SECRETARY Thursday, 10 to 4 p.m. tunity. Clean 3 bedroom Duplex. sun specialists, factory SERVICE BUSINESS - With PROFESSIONAL Sewing LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - air conditioning, excellent HIGH STANDARDp INC. Wanted - For small general ...... gggggggggggggggggggggggggg Convenient location, large trained, one day service, 114 $800 a week income available MANCHESTER - Oversized Machine repair service - in New homes custom built, running condition. $850. Call East Main Street, Rockville. Manufacturing S Marketing ol Sporting FIrearmt practice. Must have two years G. FOX AND COMPANY MANCHESTER - Fantastic INCOME Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 rooms, $260 per month plus 31 PRESTIGE PARK CIRCLE, EAST HARTFORD in this area. A cash business. aluminum sided Cape. 6 value, owner anxious. Large 4 home repairs on all makes. remodeled, additions, rec utilities. HURRY! Ferchette, after 6:00, 528-6294. 871-1617. experience. Salary and Minimum investment rooms, plus impressive rec HARTFORD bedroom Cape. Excellent con­ .Call 529-7952 after 4 p.m. for rooms, garages, kitchens DOG-CAT BOARDING Martin ande Rothman, 646- 06108 benefits commensurate with Equal Opportunity Employer required. 203-627-0550. 203-481- room with bar. 1 1/2 baths, dition, with garage. Great TAX free estimate. remodeled, bain tile, cement bathing/grooming. Obedience 4144. 1970 LINCOLN Continental - 4 9544. large kitchen, formal dining house, and huge yard for kids! work. Steps, dormers. door. Clean. Must sell! room. Wall to wall carpeting. protection classes. Complete For Her Low $40's. East Coast Realtv. Residential or commercial. modern facilities. Canine MODERN THREE room Relocating. $1200. Call 649- City utilities. $45,000. Owner., Painting-Papering 32 Cali 649-4291. 6842, after 5:30 p.m. Homat For Salt 23 Homat For Seta 23 Homat For Seta 23 Homat For Seta 23 Homat For Salt 23 Homat For Sala 23 528-9668. 643-9969. SERVICE Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon apartment for rent in North 649-0036. Hebron. Appliances, PAINTING A interior andd Road, Manchester. For reser­ NEWTON SMITH vations please call 646-5971. carpeting, private yard, $ ^ PLYMOUTH VOLARE exterior, paperhanging, Remodeling, Repairs, Rec per month. Heat, hot water in­ Premier 1976 - blue with wood DIRECTORY excellent work. References. Rooms. No job too small. Call FREE TO GOOD Home - 4 cluded. 228-0213. grain, luggage rack, slant 6, Free estimates. Fully in­ 649-3144. low mileage, power steering sured. Martin Mattson, 649- y^ear old fem ale Golden t^CALL THESE Retriever. Needs lots of love. PLEASANT FOUR Rooms - and brakes, electric rear win­ 4431. dow defogger, standard shift. ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax ALL TYPES OF Carpenter Call after 6 p.m., 643-5829. No children or pets. $180. service. Tax .returns done in work - Ceramic tile, hung Near Center Park. (Jail 649- Must be seen to be ap­ INCOME TAX QUALITY PAINTING and ceilings, plumbing and elec­ preciated. 649-9868. nVRADE OF HOMES MHMOLLNINEn the privacy of your home. Call ENGLISH SETTER - 0333, Paper Hanging by Willis tric. Richard Young, 649-1975, tor ttp tn Tax ftaparatton 871-1781 for appointment. Crossbreed puppies. Available REALTORSc Schultz. F^lly insured, 1968 PONTIAC CATALINA - MANCHESTER - Three large OFFICI: references. 649-4343. February 21, raised with U l Cantor Hk, ManehMtor children. Will be small, shots room apartment on first floor. V-8, automatic. Good running Mancttottor Nuinlwn RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 and .wormed. Call 646-2158 With heat, stove, refrigerator, condition. $375. Call 643-5849. For An TlO-JOri HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch after 2:30 p.m. $200 monthly, with security. painted for $150-$200 by BIDWELL Home Improve­ 649-4500. 1975 OLDSMOBLIE Cutlass - 4 INCOME TAX p r e p a r a ­ scheduling now. Professional ment Co. Expert installation POODLE PUPPIES - door, V-8 engine, fully INCOME TAX Preparation - t io n - Experienced. At your considers any job. 289-9287, of aluminum siding, gutters Enchanting tiny Toys, and TWO ROOM Apartment with equipped, excellent condition, lolntment Experienced, personal ser­ home service. Reasonable. evenings or weekends, Don. and trims. Roofing installa­ Small Miniatures. At fair garage. Quiet, clean, Glaston­ immaculate. Calll 649-6805 tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- after 6 p.m. vice at your home - Dan Call Walt Zingler for appoint­ prices. Call 423-8789. bury line. Suitable for one per­ Mosler, 649-3329, or 525-8263. 9109. son. Call 528-7848, after 4 ment. 646-5946. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior and exterior painting, p.m., or weekend. 1976 CHEVROLET Chevette - oilaif i 1 paperhanging. and SPECIALIZING cleaning and Llveatock 44 2-door Hatchback, 1600cc REMEDIAL READING - BABYSITTING in my home, remodeling. Fully insured. repairing chimneys, roofs, MANCHESTER - Waterfront engine, 4-speed, am/fm, New openings available for in­ playmates, meal provided, 6 649-9658. new roofs. Free estimates, 30 RIDING LESSONS indoor five room Duplex apartment. whitewall radials and more. dividualized instruction by a.m. to 5 p.m. Northend, call Years Experience. Howley, ridinng ring. Western stock 2 bedrooms, renovated, stove, Excellent condition and low MANCHESTER V IC IN IT Y state certified reading 647-1081. 643-5361: seat, saddle seat, and hunt refrigerator, $275 heated. No mileage. $2000.646-4395 or 649- & teacher. 646-5024. A & W PAINTING - Quality seat. AH levels 22^^17. pets. 646-6279. 6304. REMEMBER WATERPROOFING work. Reasonable rates. Call ROOFER WILL InsUll roof TttT" __ J l T f c l , . COVDmtY $2$^ MANCHESTER $47,900 WILL DO YOUR ironing in basements, foundation 643-8515, or 649-7696. siding or gutters for low dis­ Antlquaa 48 LOWER END of Vernon WANTED 1966 - Chevy my home. Reasonable rates. cracks, hatchwpys, tile lines, count price. Call Ken at 647- Avenue in Rockville. 3 room Chevelle, 2 door for parts. K W USTMQI! LOORIN?? GEORGEE N. CONVERSE - 1566. CHEAP. Call 871-2432 You owe it to yourself to take a For a nice roomy 2 family Duplex? Please call 646-5612, anytime. sum p pu m p s. 30 y e a rs WANTED. Antique furniture, apartment with appliances. w e’re H ere F or Y O u.. HEART FUND WEEK look at Ihii home. Five rooms in This home is convenient to experience. Charlie and AI, Painting and paperhanging. glass, pewter, oil paintings or $125 per month. Security and anytime. all. Large kitchen, comfortable everything. Could be used for 643-4953, 242-5915. Cali between 5-9 p.m. 643-2804. other antique items. R. lease. Tenants pay utilities. living room. 2 bedrooms, den. 1 car business or live in rent-free. Healing-Plumbing 35 JACKSTON-AVANTE SHOWCASE REALTY TEDFORD A6ENCY ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers Harrison, 643-8709. ■ 872-9272. 1969 FORD TORINO - All new garage. and attics, moving large LET US HELP enrich your parts, will sell for parts or 646-1816 647-1425 or 528-9416 647-0914 Building-Contracting 33 SEWERLINES, sink lines, take whole car for $150. Call appliances. Also stone or loom child’s world through music. cleaned with electric cutters, THE PACK RAT - Antiques & ROCKVILLE - five room EAST NUTFOIB) $Vm W UIKTON $49,900 delivered. 644-1775. 643-9836 after 6 p.m. $ 4 5 ,9 0 0 R A r a RANCH Wide choice of instruments WES ROBBINS carpentry by professionals. McKinney Collectables. Open Sundays 12 apartment for rent. Adults no Bo)'i and Zirls would love this 4-5 bedroom CarriKm Colonial. Two full 1 3 3 .9 0 0 9 3 3 .0 0 0 LOONMG FOR A im iE new and used. Lessons ren- Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ to 5. 40 Flora Road, off Route pets, $175 plus utilities. 875- baths interior maintenance free, city ulililies and no sewer lien In Vernon. Of your own? We'lf tbow you a One acre treed lot, appUanced REWEAVING burns, holes. remodeling specialist. Ad­ 1969 VOLVO -142 S. Good con­ 8112 . Owner says sell. Four bedroom Cape, new aluminum siding, new roof, new Lebanon. A beauty, both the house and the lot. Seven rooms, three good two bedroom home that won't ' kitchen, formal dining room, talls and sheet music. Brian’s pany, 643-5308. 85, Bolton. 4058. Don't miss this one driveway, new kitchen. Excellent buy. city conveniences. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, dition. $650. Call 643-1813, 4-12yr». / / bedrooms. firepUce. pond and brook, too. kill your budj^t. Nice little home fireplacetf living room. S Music Mansion, 65$ Center built-ins, bathrooms, 9 8 $ ,0 0 0 for a starter. Enclosed private bedrooms. Ut baths, completelv Window shades, Venetian Street, Manchester. 649-4516. THREE ROOM Apartment - anytime. 9 9 0 .9 0 0 yard. carpeted. 1 car garage. kitchens, 649-3446. NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet WANTED - Furniture, old The short-stylo jumpsuit C:ountr> living is yours when you move into this beautifully decorated 9 3 9 .8 0 0 blinds. Keys. TV for rent. repairs, plugged drains, toys, Bisque dolls, steins, Porter Street area. Heat, Raised Ranch J-4 bedrooms, 21 fool family room with fireplace. 19 foot Andover. New oversized Raised Ranch set on 1.6 acres among mature trees. 1970 LTD WAGON - Good run­ wi^ • tabaid makes the Four bedroom Cape on nice treed lot. Good first home for larger family, has Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649- WILLING TO BABYSIT in kitchen faucets replaced, clocks, swords, guns. Outright utilities, and parking. No pets. master bedroom, luxurious wall-to-wall. In Tolland pool and carport in convenient neighborhood. Walk lo everything. 2Mi baths, three bedrooms, family room, fireplace. 2-car garage. GOVENTRY $33,900 COVENTRY $ 5 3 ^ 5221. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - ning condition. $700 or best perfect outfit for the sub- Manchester home. Full time Homes, Additions, Repairs, repaired. Rec rooms, purchase or consignment. Call Security deposit. $210 deb. 9 4 6 ,9 0 0 9 0 7 .0 0 0 days. For anyones child, for monthly.inthly. Ideal for newlyweds. offer. Call 6400442, after 4 9 4 2 .8 0 0 UVE... cuAR, oun, niVAfl Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, bathroom remodeling, heat 644-8962. No. 8112 with Photo- Rnck borneYes indeedy. Neat and clean Cape In move-in condition. Fami­ Bolton. Dutch Colonial. 8 rooms, three full baths. firepUce. 2-car garage, Practically rent*free In this cute 2 Spotless 4 bedroom Cape. E^rg>’ any age. Cali 643-7879. 649-9092. p.m. Guide is in Sixes 4 to 12 Older Colimlal with five bedrooms, large dining and living rooms, fully* family home. Two bedrooms, minded owners have vinyl siding.. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, 345-2009. modernization, etc. Free ••#•••#••••••••••#•••••••• ly room with woodbuming stove. Fireplaced living room, garage, nicely- appUanced kitchen. Privacy yard, pool and garage. plus an in*iaw apartment. Estimate gladly given. M & M years. Size 6, jumpsuit, 2 treed lot living room and eat-in kitchen. modem custom kitchen, wall fo attics, garages, yards Hfantod (o Buy 49 1977 SUBARU Demonstrator - 9 2 2 8 .0 0 0 Enclosed porches. Call us for wall throughout. Shows VIOLIN LESSONS given in Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. MANCHESTER - Available yards of 46-inch. 9 7 9 ,0 0 0 beautifully! cleaned, moving, trucking. 5.000 miles. GF hard top 9 4 8 .9 0 0 Fifteen rooms, antique Colonial. Five bedrooms, three baths, nine showing. your home. Call 646-5659 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY immediately. Very nice three PaU tm t avtttlabU only You save energy m this lovely lakefront home. No traffic Jams winter or Loam for sale. Lawn service. evenings. room apartment. Wall-to-wall coupe. 649-3259 anytime. in titet tkoum. Two Familv. Five down, four up with two car garage, modem kitchen and fireplaces, 3K:ar garage with full loft, located in Manchester on 6 acres No job too big or small. 568- Carpentry and general con­ FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- summer You can enjoy year round iports 26 foot living room facing the bath, private rear yard, good Income producer. carpeting, stove, refrigerator, Ti IM n . Mad i1-»!Jw ^ .lake with lovelv (ieldstone wall-to-wall fireplace Four bedrooms, just with fantastic view. MANCHESTER $44,900 GLASTONMIRY $17,500 8522. tracting. Residential and bing. Repairs and HONDA SL 350 - 1971 model. gtton, ptot m to ra* WILL BABYSIT in my home commercial. Whether it be a Remodeling. Faucets, separate utilities, references r«lun«l 9 4 9 ,0 0 0 9 6 9 .9 0 0 KBUCEDi! nOGE REDUGEOn daily. Manchester/East Hart­ WANTED and security $185. 649-4003. Extra tires, rims, plus many Roomy, basically modernized, new On this ihagnificant Split Level on 1 COMPLETE CARPET irTile small repair job, a custom vanities, hot water heaters. more extras. Needs some t'UI ■URNITT Dutch Colonial now ready for occupancy. Four bedrooms. 1st floor Statelv older Colonial in very cood condition. Completely modernized. Large Five room fieldstone Cape on 5 acres in business zone. Workshop that’s ford line. 5284)130. NBsHioSiooSor tOowSd new kitchen, new watl-to-waU, all Urge bedrooms. 2-car garage, nice treed rented; located in Bolton on state highway. kitchen, bath. alum, siding. If you heavily t r ^ acre site. 7 large installation and repairs. Free built home or anything in Prompt service, on emergen­ "ICESIUTES” work. $175. Call 643-1323. fireplaced family ro baths. appUanced kitchen. 1ft level laundry, lot. are a handyman with paint and rooms. 2 fireplaces, one In country’ between, call 646-1379. cies. 643-7024. SIX ROOM Duplex - stove and 11K Aw. at AaililOM paper this home could be for you! kitchen. Completely redecorated.' estimates. Call Pat, at 6466- C&M TREE Service - Free es­ MITTENS - BOOTS refrigerator, good location, Ntw Voik, N.V. 1MM wall-to-wall throuidKMt. Buy this one or build one like it in Glastonbury. 3745, after 5 p.m. •••gggggggggggggggg******* SNOWSUITS - 1975 DODGE DART - “Special timates, discount senior CARPENTRY & Masonry - adults only, no pets. Available Pitot Nmm. U atm am Zip citizzens. Company Flooring 36 SKI JACKETS - March. sn-iM . ^ itio n .” 2 Door Hardtop. CIK, ttyto NnWar m t tin. Additions and remodeling. Slant 6, automatic, power, EXPERT FURNITURE Manchester owned and Free estimates. Call Anthony The Spring tt Summer refinishing and antique operated. Call 646-1327. FLOOR SANDING and fVe tell them for you. MANCHESTER - 5 Unique steering, vinyl top, am/fm. '77 BASIC FASHION NEW DOWNPAYMENT SCHEDULE FOR F.H.A. BUYERS [ 9 . — E»t»bil$htl In 1959 — Squillacote, 6494)811. refinishing. Floors like new. 39.000 miles. One owner. $2,- eontalna a Bonus Coupon. restoration. Free estimates. Rooms in the "Mansion," on (Specializing in older floors.) CALL 649-1225 800. Call 633-3105. Price . . . $2.00 a copy. SALES PRICE 25,000 Reg’d. Dn. Pay. $150. IV 4 / H / s a l e s p r ic e 37,000 Rag’d. Dn. Pay. MOO E. Loveland, 649-8963. B&M TREE SERVICE - CARPENTRY - Repairs, Otis Street. Huge fireplaced TKBIUROWS&WALUGE COMPANY Complete tree care and Staining floors. No waxing. livingroom, 2 bedrooms, study Add $2.00 for the New 30.000 $350. / 1 A | U / ii . 41.000 $750. remodeling, additions, gar­ EXCHANGE 1970 HORNET - Automatic, HARTFORD MANCHESTER NEW HAVEN INCOME TAX preparation at removal. Insured and Also: ceilings, and inside MANCH. PARKADE REAR or plant room. All utilities. No SUCCESS IN SEWING. M - I ages, roofing. Call David painting. John Verfaille, 646- excellent condition, must sell. 33.000 $450. J /4 /UiM. 45,000 $900. 72I 4 9 1 S 9 7 33 337-ig iS your home, experienced. Dan experienced. Special Winter Patria, 644-1796. pets. $350. B lanchard & Mosler, 649-3329 or 525-8263. Prices! 643-7285. 5750 after 6:00 p.m. Rossetto, 646-2482. Best offer. 647-9937. PAGE TEN-B - MANCHKSTKR KVENING HEHALIJ. MancliysUT. Cimn . Sjil . hVb. 18. IU78

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Serving Manchester over 50 yr$. DEAR Die from you. Ho' THE many childrc Can I have I pentt***® Wortsf MANCHESTER Vancouver, G 24 BIRCH 8T. 811 MAIN ST. Griffin is 5: TEL. 043-6247 Pebble Beach W H Y N O T START YOUR OWN who is 17. The 643-4444 F.T.D. BUSINESS ON MAIN ST. SPACE to that old cat J pretty good fi MsracHa WORLD WIDE AVAILABLE FR9M *75 PER MG. address — I ( AMEK EXPRElf SERVICE 17 Stores Already Open them. DEAR Die too or cm Ut For Froi k if “MASH”, Ha 1*9moIm • AMriIm m Frodacii and Trapper • an Ua 4«MR|« • StMonan other way. I s Amta|i • 0o«r CiMfln • IRON TV. E. BARR Tint Moti Coniliti with You’re righi twowMi» Nrca fotinm . PffOyNONwHowwrr OSTRINSKY SCRIBAL my facts fron IT06MDOOU MANCHEtTER AWNIN6 CO characters tn COmnUTtON WINDOWt 108 Win CENTEI 8T. m AlUMINOM • WHITE T M At T ES R Ii. A LiT S p a r k e r T. TsIaipbOMew^l 731 8 DEAR DICi EitiOHilwd 1040 T a I. 643-6735 or 643-5179 Gong Show al Farr. We knoi What ts Res I A Rex Reed GMHER MIC & UraOlSTERY ClEANING interviews an Manchester’s Only Complete Carpet Service! S&H STAMPS MAKES US ft “Myra Breck crackerjack w 14 High Streat, raar FIq’s Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. at 191 Center St., Manchester and 70 Union St., ^ MANCHESTER Rockville has been serving the public for six years. Flo and Ed Bombardier holding one of NO. ONE Phone: 646-5630 the many novelty cakes available, along with cakes for every occasion and specializing in k O '': , ! ? ' wedding cakes.5. All baking and decorating is done on the premises. For■ thetl do it yourselfer. 728 EAST Flo’s carries a complete Tine of cake decorating needs. Debbie Tedford arranges items for MIDDLE TURNPIKE Im "Serving the customers. Cake decorating classes are given by Flo, Ed and Debbie. area since 1955” MANCHESTER I M i.n I 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU Out A FalnUng ProMam? Wa'II Halpl WAaCOV£RINQ CABOT STAINS M EUIKIKSTEIL RKHT ON MM STREH Sitvic. illll inuni •om.thing I. ut — and Mrvic. nMtnt tptnding OLYMPIC.STAINS enough lim. wilh you to htip you mIk I Ih. right pilnt Nnlih lot Ihil job coannt nenM i corinc somet THIS SPACE IS NOW you'r. pltnnlttg. S*. ui lor paint and ttryica whan ywi plan your nail LOW COST PRINTINO proltcl. i ^ L O WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO REAOY) walls CMN • STiTnnn • n m siiars ^BAND MIMT-MAN PRI^TI^G AVAILABLE EAJohnson PAINT CQ EAINTS t i l MAIN AT. . M A N C H iaTIR . t 4t - 17T7 yOu r • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES CALL THE HERALD TODAYIII DEALER MANCHESTER WALLPAPER A PAINT • TRY OUR NEW 3-M lONO COPtEM INDEPENDENT 4t 0 OaNTER AT. . MANCHIATAR 185 Wtat Mlddl* Tokt. v a i MAIN or.. MAHCHE8TER •840-4801 ■MANCHEiTER R u s t P r c id f in g Q u a l i t y U s e d C a r s Frank Arnone For Quality and Parfecillon In 2 1 619-7901 UUI ^ S i ^ S o d u MMICIIESTER ~ OVER 48 g M Bown, SlincovarBa auMint A T f.i . 6 4 3 D n i 6 MEMOHIIL CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE Gropnit Tux FREE C o m p l e t e B o d y W o r k yC^• t a l , Man. A Tu h 19 6 P .M ,. iNSURANrr WORK Proo ehiuRerHIorvleeV Wad., Thun. A FcL 1 R I P.M ,’ QUALITY HARRISON 8T. (Wooldydrawlnoa) FOREIQN a DOMESTIC 966 MAIN ST. SAM DATskiVElip'ugbiB- m MANCHESTER R O U T E Q 3 MEMORIALS ^ MANCHESTER, CONN. talhottville . c o n n . PARKADE CLEANERS 10 to 9 Weekdays — 10 to 5 Saturday 402 NtIT MnOU TPU . MAHCNElia^

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*9.95 Ask Kleiner ERVICE By Dick Kleiner • Turn Up Condlttonlng DE)AR DICK: I’ve heard and read that Kate Jackson and you are having an affair. If not, you’d better MANCHESTER straighten ont a lot of people. BOB H., Concord, N.H. That’s a pleasant rumor. Not true, alas, but pleasant to contemplate. Consider everybody straightened out.

6 E T DEAR DICK: Do you remember that beautiful movie, “Kentucky,” with Loretta Young, Richard Green and Walter Brennan? I think it was In the late ’30s. Why hasn’t it been shown on TV? MRS. GEORGE BUTLER, Troy, !« *Toys Ohio “ Kentucky” dates from 1938, making it 40 years old this ^Gifu year. That’s much too old for TV showing. It probably had many showings in the ’50s and ’60s, but it’s gone now. \andra H. Rutini DEAR DICK: Is Victor French, the sheriff on Carter (203) 646-5872 Country, the same man as Mr. Eklwards who was on Little House on the Prairie? Also, did ^ e n Corby of The Waltons die after her stroke? If not will she return to the show? D.E.W., Joplin, Mo. Yes, French played on Little House. Ellen Corby is still alive, and coming along, slowly but surely, and If all. goes jeclallzing In well she’ll be acting again, perhaps next year. lAKEinViCE Ml M UpMIMl DEAR DICK: Who was the father in “Goodbye, Columhus” ? Was it Jack Klugman or Martin Balsam? Nnl RiHir N«k D.A.K., Groveland, Masr. Klugman.

DEAR DICK: I know I can get some straight answers from you. How old is M erv Griffin, where does he live, how many children does he have? Why did he get a divorce? Can I have his own personal address? SHERRY HSU, Vancouver, B.C. Can. Griffin is 52, at last count, and has a small house near ALL Pebble Beach in northern California. He has one son, Tony, YOUR OWN who is 17. The Griffin divorce, friends say, was attrib u te to that old catch-all, incompatibility. He and his ex are still ST. SPACE pretty good friends. No, you can’t have his own personal PER MO. address — I don’t give out addresses, even when I know dy Open them. DEAR DICK: Sorry, Dick, you goofed! In the movie, “ MASH” , Hawkeye was played hy Donald Sutherland, and Trapper John by Ellllot Gould. You had it the other other way. I saw it four times at the theater and twice on TV. E. BARRERA, Reno, Nev. IRON You’re right, and so are dozens of others. I ’m sorry. I got MAP METAL my facts from an old cast sheet, which obviously had the Elizabeth Mohtgomery stars as Sayward Luckett, a strong-willed woman devoted characters transposed. to her family, and Hal Holbrook plays Portius Wheeler, a Massachusetts lawyer ind PAPER who marries her in THE AWAKENING LAND, an epic seven-hour movie about i1 PARKER ST. DEAR DICK: Who is Rex Reed? We see him on The frontier life based on Pulitzer Prize-winning stories by Conrad Richter to air three I3-S73S or 643-5179 Gong Show aU the time with Jaye P. Morgan and Jamie Farr. We know Jaye P. Is a singer and Jamie Is an actor. consecutive nights, Sunday, Feb. 19 through Tuesday, Feb. 21, on NBC-TV. What Is R ex Reed? P A T LAN E , Tncson, Arlz. A Rex Reed is a writer, and a good one. He does movie interviews and reviews. He tried to be an actor once, in lAKES U S “ Myra Breckinridge,” and was abvssnnal, but he is a NO. ONE crackerjack writer. 720 EAST DOLE TURNPIKE Inside: television programs, Feb. 18 to 24 MANCHESTER

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Holden, Jeanne Crain. Unknown” (1957). Dean Toes” (1952). Jeanne Crain, 0 POPEYE AND FRIENDS Rogers, Monte Hale. Calvert, Jack Hawkins. S :8 0 _ 12:3 0 ® MAKE IT REAL 0 HOGAN’S HEROES ® THE TONY RANDALL SHOW 11:30 (40) "The Magic Box” 4:00 (9) “Desk Set” (1957). Jagger, Anthony Newley. Myma Hunter. 0 0 0 GO GO ® SPACE a c a d e m y 0 GLEN CAMPBELL LOS AN­ • NEWS GLOBETROTTERS 0 HAL ROACH PRESENTS ® 0 OPERATION PETTICOAT 10:00 (9) "Village of the Robert Donat. Spencer Tracy, Katharine 4:00 (9) “The Great Sioux 4:00 (9) “ Men in War” ® DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 C A R CAR E GELES OPEN 1:00 (9) “Uncertain Glory” 6 KX) 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY ® WORLD CHAMPIONSMP Damned," (1960). George 0 0 THUNDER 6 :3 0 1:00(5) "The Prince and the Hepburn. (1944). Errol Flynn, Paul M assacre” (1965). Joseph (1957). Robert Ryan, Aldo (X AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 9:58 0 MOVIE TENNIS ■ PATTERNS FOR LIVING 0 CROCKETTS VICTORY ® CBS NEWS O HOCKEY Sanders, Barbara Shelley. Pauper" (1937). Errol Flynn, 4:00 (30) “ She Wore a Lukas. Gotten, Nancy Kovack. Ray. ® IN THE NEWS 3KX) ® THIRTEEN FOR THIRTY GARDEN ® 0 MOVIE 0 CAR(X BURNETT AND 11:00 (22) “ Abbott and Claude Rains. Yellow Ribbon” John Wayne, 4:00 (30) “The Great 4:00 (30) “The Great lO K K ) 9:00 4:00 (9) “The Roaring 0 PTL CLUB-TALK AND 12:45 0 BRADY BUNCH FRIENDS Costello Meet the Killer, 0 FLINTSTONES CD THE JEFFERSONS 1:00 (9) "Yog — Monster Joanne Dm. Tw enties” (1939). Jam es Escape.” Steve McQueen. Escape.” Steve McQueen. VARIETY ® A NEW DAY ® AMERICAN ANGLER 0 MOVIE ® 0 LOVE BOAT Boris Karloff.” Bud Abbott, 0 MOVIE 12:56 from Space" (1971). Akira 9:00 (8-40) “Wild and Cagney, Humphrey Bogart. 8:00 (9) ”(k)nfessions of a 8:00 (9) "The Bootleggers” 6 :3 0 0 FACULTY CONVERSATION ® ANIMAL WORLD 0 0 0 NBC SATURDAY NIGHT Lou Costello. 0 0 0 HERCULOIDS-SPACE ® IN THE NEWS 0 0 0 NBC NEWS Kubo, Atsuko Takohashi. Wooly” Susan Bigelow. 4:00 (30) “Hang ’em High.” Police Captain” (1972). Mar­ (1970). Paul Koslo, Slim ® VILLA ALEGRE GHOST 0 THE PROFESSIONAL AT THE MOVIES CASPER AND FRIENDS 12:67 BOWLERS TOUR 0 ® QUE PASA, U S A 7 M MOVIE ^ : 11:30 (9) "Children of the 1:00 (30) “ E ast of the 11:30 (3) “Attack on tin Balsam, Franco Nero. Pickens. 0 0 GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME Clint Eastwood, Inger ® DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME O ADAM 12 Damned" (1964). Ian Hendry, River" John Garfield. DEATH _ 3 :3 0 - ''.> 9!*0 Terror” Wayne Rogers, Peter Stevens. 9:00 (3) “Hiaddeus Rose 0 BIG VALLEY „ 7 :00 (1) MAUDE' ' Alan Badel. 11:30 (3) “The Super Cops.” 6 :4 5 O VILLA ALEGRE Strauss. and Eddie.” Johnny Cash. ® A NEW DAY ® WHAT’S NEW MISTER ® GREATEST SPORTS CJ) AGRONSKY AND COMPANY ® OLD TIkifc GOSPEL HOUR 8:00 (3) “ Special Olym­ 10:26 MAG007 12:00 (5) “Dr. Cyclops” Sunday 11:30 (5) “Pendulum” Ron Leibman, David Selby. 6 :5 0 LEGENDS 0 THE TRUTH WITH JACK 0 ANYONE FOR TENNYSON? pics.” Charles Duming, Irene 9:00 ( 8-40) “Dr. Scorpion.” ® IN THE NEWS ® ACTION NEWSMAKERS ANDERSON (1940). Albert Dekker, Janice 11:30 (5) “Lisbon” (1956). 0 MORNING PRAYER 0 AS WE SEE IT 10.00 7:30 (30) “Hell Drivers" (1969). George Peppard, Jean Tedrow. Nick Mancuso. 10:27 0 MOVIE ® NEWS Logan. Seberg. Ray Milland, Claude Rains. 7 :0 0 0 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME 4 :0 0 ® KOJAK Stanley Baker, Herbert Lorn. 11:30 (5) “Impasse” (1969). 11:30 (3) “Rachel, Rachel." ® ARTHUR AND COMPANY 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION ® LAWRENCE WELK SHOW 0 NEWS 12:00 (38) “ Count the 11:30 (9) “Singapore” Ava 11:30 (9) “Steel Town” Joanne Woodward. 10:30 0 WRESTLING 0 HAL ROACH PRESENTS 11:30 (22-30) “Le Mans” Burt Reynolds, Anne Francis. 0 UNDERDOG ® BATMAN-TARZAN ® 0 FANTASY ISLAND Clues.” Clayton Moore, Jay Gardner, Fred MacMurray. (1952). Ann Sheridan, John ® LITTLE RASCALS 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN 0 ETCETERA Steve McQueen. 1:40 (5) “Sorrowful Jones” 11:30 (5) “The File of the 9 A R C H IES 0 SOUNDSTAGE Silverheels. Lund. 0 CONSULTATION REVIEW 0 LOOKIN’ BETTER Golden Goose” (1969). 0 0 0 THINK PINK PANTHER _ 10:30 11:30 (40) “The Colditz (1949). Bob Hope, Lucille 7 :2 5 0 KIOSWORLO 0 PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY 0 HEE HAW BLACK NEWS 1:00 (9) "Stopover Tokyo" 0 DANIEL FOSTER, M.O. 0 Story” John Mills, Eric Port- Ball. 0 PRAYER 0 HOCKEY KOMINSKY O ODD COUPLE 0 BOBBY VINTON SHOW (1957), Robert Wagner, Joan 0 CARRASCOLENDAS 0 FORMBY’S ANTIOUE 0 MOVIE 0 SUPERMAN man. 7 :3 0 10:55 ® BEST OF THE FESTIVAL OF Collins. Tuesday CMMI WORKSHOP ® DICK CAVETT SHOW FAITH 12:05 (3) “ The Mating theatre posters ® HOT FUDGE ® 0 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK _ 4 :3 0 2:30 ( 30) "Elephant Gun" cmnii 0 BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE ® NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 7:28 11:00 Game" Tony Randall. 1:00 (5) “Invasion of the 10:56 ® OPINION Belinda Lee. ® DUSTY’S TREEHOUSE 1:26 0 BOOK BEAT ® ® 0 0 0 NEWS 1:00 (5) “Flaming Star" Body Snatchers” (1956). OmlMnditoluiiiOmr -ji: prints and ® IN THE NEWS ® IN THE NEWS 7:30 3:00 (9) "Son of Sinbad" O NEWS 11.-00 0 ABC’S WIDE WORLD OF O HOGAN'S HEROES • 1 - Indian Head Penny ::> 1:30 SPORTS ® DAILY NUMBER 63 SECOND CITY TV (1960). Elvis Presley, Bar­ Kevin McCarthy, Dana cards 0 ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMAD 0 SOUL TRAIN (1955). Dale Robertson, Sally ALI ® CBS SATURDAY FILM ® DANIEL FOSTER. M.D ® CONNECTICUT ASKS 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION bara Eden. Wynter. i 1 - Liberty Nickel £ ® 0 KROFFTS SUPERSHOW Forrest. 0 UNCLE WALDO FESTIVAL CONGRESS 0 TWO RONNIES 1:00 (9) “Tycoon” (1947). 1:00 (9) “Doctor in Love” 1 - Buffalo Nickel ^ custom picture 0 0 BAGGY PANTS AND THE 0 BEWITCHED ^ 0 NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 3:00 (3) "Batman” Adam 8:00 NITWn’S ® $25,000 PYRAMID ® FORSYTE SAGA John Wayne, I^raine Day. (1962). Michael Craig 1 - Large Penny eng. iiji ® ’EMERGENCY MEDICAL O CORAL JUNGLE 0 AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS West, Burt Ward. 'g framing ® THREE ROBONIC STOOGES 0 MOVIE 11:30 Virginia Maskell. SERVICES 0 COLLEGE BASKETBALL ® 0 33 0 MOVIE 6:30 (9) "Year 2889” (1965). *:00 (5) “ King Creole” :;l-WWII 1943 Penny,I; 0 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 0 PARENT EFFECTIVENESS 0 ® CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ® 0 SUPER FRIENDS 0 CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING (CAPTIONED) 63 DICK VAN DYKE SHOW O HARNESS RACING FROM (1958). Elvis Presley, Carolyn 4:00 (9) “The Burglars” ip 1 - W.B. Penny ‘ji photographic 0 HOT FUDGE 0 POLKA Paul Peterson, Charla Doar- O DAVEY AND GOLIATH 0 WALL STREET WEEK 5 :3 0 YONKERS RACEWAY Jones. (1973). Jean Paul Belmondo, 11:26 ® THE OPEN DOOR ty- Before 1920 eg . >i;:i 0 0 0 HONG KONG PHOOEY 0 EMERGENCY ONE ® AD AM 12 0 0 0 NBC'S SATURDAY NIGHT Omar Sharif. restoration ® IN THE NEWS 0 FURY 7:31 3:00 (9) “Seven Alone” 0 SESAME STREET. 0 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES LIVE 8:00 (5) "All in a Night's f 1 - Wooden Nickel 11:30 ® INCREDIBLE WORLD OF (1974). Dewey Martin, Aldo 4:00 (30) “Marlowe” James 8 :2 6 1:56 0 ® TURNABOUT © AVI NELSON SHOW Work ” (1961). 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Tony S 1 - D Mint Penny - ® SCHOOLHOUSE HOCK Randall, Senta Berger. ® 0 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 11:56 Borgnine. William Marshall, Vonetta 25 yre. : S 8 :5 6 McGee. 11:30 (8^0) “Crescendo” ® IN THE NEWS 9:00 (57) “ Waltz of the S Plus Free Twe $ Bill £ ® IN THE NEWS 11:57 Stefanie Powers, James Toreadors" Peter Sellers. 11:00 (9) “The Mind of Mr. ::i Plus Our Free Gift 9 :0 0 0 JUNIOR HALL OF FAME Olson. ® BUGS BUNNY AND RCAO 11:00 (5) “The Defector" Soames" (1970). Terence • Pius Our Free ^ Stamp, Robert Vaughn. 11:30 (9 ) “ R o g u e ’s RUNNER AFTERNOON (1966). Montgomery Clift, ;; Brochures. 1 ^ 1 e WOODY WOODPECKER Hardy Kruger. Regiment” (1948). Dick ® 0 SCOOBY’S BUTAlWRirS Powell, Marta Toren. 0 Send *2 & 25* Postage « 11:00 (9) “The Mind of Mr. Monday LAFF-A-LYMPICS 12:00 ; : JlM M IllllfOSM O MOVIE Soam es" (1970. Terence 1:32 (5) “ Mtss Susie MohdaySatufdiiy 9-5:30 ® FAT ALBERT 1:00 (5) “Donavan’s Brain” Slagle’s” (1945). Veronica e SulM S, PM* BMg. w Thursday . 0 MISTER ROGERS O © MOVIE Stamp, Robert Vaughn. Vlmnnont VHlag* (1953). Lew Ayres, Nancy @ M.C.L.E. SEMINAR FOR ® ABC CHILDREN’S NOVELS Lake, Sonny ’Tufts. S' Sertnton, Pa. 18608 $ 474 MAIN STREET MANCHE8TER«64»-6S39 AWYERS P irU ng 'in Th» R tar FOR TELEVISION ONSnURMK! Home Box Office schedule Today KEEP TMS MIMBER HMDY Wedneaday 8 « ) — Rocky 3:30 — Slipper & the Rose 5:00 — Jack & the Beanstalk 10:00 — Buffalo Bill & the Indians 6:00 -B uffslo Bill & the Indians THIS WEEK 6 4 3 - M I S 6:30 -M an Who Skied Down Mldnlghl — Bound for Glory 8:00 — Slipper & the Rose Everest 10:30 — Going Places Friday 8:00 — Jackie Mason ' 12:30 — Voyage of the Damned 9:00 — Colleoe Basketball 5:00 — Slipper & the Rose 24 HOUR HEALTH 7:30 — Ventriloquism & Comedy ON CABLE T.V. Sunday 11:00 -G o in g Places 9:00 — Carrie 3:30 — Muhammad All Thursday 11:00 -H u s tle (MRE 5:00 -M a n Who Skied Down 5:30 — All the Presldenfs Men 1:00 — Going Places 0 i i Everest LIVE FROM 6:30 — Ventriloquism & Comedy 0:00 — Rocky 10:00 — Stay Hungry Midnight — Rocky MADISON Monday • RE8ISTERED NURSES 6:30 -G la d ys KnIghV & the Pips • LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES with Ray Charles SQUARE GARDEN • HDIRE HEALTH AIDS 0:00 -V o ya ge of the Damned ON CABLE CHANNEL 26 11:00 — Alice's Restaurant Tuesday • COMPANIDNS 6:00 -Buffalo Bill & the Indians 315 CENTER ST., MANCHE$TER,CONN.«Phone6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 8:00 - I t s Alive A concerned, cering, 9:30 — The Eagle Has Landed Sat. 2/18 Buffalo Braves at N.Y. 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Good Morning Petitions filed but kept seeret Have A Good Day the non-district sections of the state's office and was told that and he and other district officials all registerwl voters in the district to By GRKt; l*KARS()> Manchester are required to have a this is how the state office handles have said that signers were misled find out who has or has not signed Herald Rrporlrr referendum question on the issqe. petitions. by petition circulators When asked. William Sleith. co Petitions were filed Friday signed Attorney Robert Bletchman. chair­ "I am following their procedure." Representatives of the Committee chairman of the petition committee, by residents supporting a referen­ man of Stop Tampering With the Tomkiel said. for One Manchester also have did not give the numbc'r of signers on dum question about consolidation, Eighth's American Liberties He will respond to Bletchman's criticized the effort by district the petitions He said that the com­ Summary request for copies within tour days residents to obtain withdrawals mittee (eels It has obtained a "corn- which would combine the Eighth (STEAL), requested copies of the The obtaining of the petitions by lortable " number Utilities District and the Town of petitions Friday afternoon Copies of the documents also were Violence returned to the those .seeking withdrawals is con­ About 750 signatures are required Manchester. A question about Bletchman has been active in an el- denied the press nation's coalfields Friday as the Attorney John LaBelle J r . who sidered important because the in the district Two sources involved deadline for a strike settlement whether the filed documents arc fort by district residents to have peo serves as counsel to the district, said withdrawals have to be submitted in the effort .said that there are about drew near, power companies public records developed soon after pie who signed the petition remove that he believes the petitions, when belore the names are certihed II the l.HK) district residents who have geared for blackouts and officials the filing took place at 1:30 p.m. their names. The petitions were compiled by the Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel said hied, are a public record list had been released. It would have signed A total of 116 pages ol district pleaded with citizens to turn off signatures and 216 pages ol non- Committee for One Manchester, the documents arc not a public Bletchman Friday hied 15 more saved tunc for those interested in their lights. district signatures were tiled, acr or- which is organizing the consolidation record until the names are checked names of persons who have contacting the signers "Chaos is just around the cor­ Without the petitions, the district ding to information filed with the drive. Signatures from 10 percent of and certified by his office He said withdrawn their signatures He now ner." warned Indiana Gov. Otis has submitted 111 such withdrawals. workers will have to continue to call petitions R. Bowen, who is urging Presi­ the residents in both the district and that he checked with the secretary of dent Carter to intervene. Under pressure from the White House to settle the 74-day strike by Saturday, representatives of the UMW and the bituminous coal Carter urges operators worked virtually around the clock in negotiations described as “extremely delicate.” tax reforms ATLANTA (UPl) — Russian in­ fluenza outbreaks were reported in 15 states and the District of BANGOR, Maine (UPI) - Presi­ to increased productivity and Columbia Friday by the national dent Carter told a town meeting declining unemployment nationwide Center for Disease Control, while Friday night the time has come for over the past year, including a the death toll from other comprehensive lax reform and regional drop in the joblessness rate respiratory illnesses climbed to repeated that the three-martini lunch from 8 5 to 5.5 per cent in New 4,7M so far this year. is unfair. England Dr. Philip Graitcer, a CDC in­ "It is time to have comprehensive “ But unemployment and inflation fluenza surveillance officer, tax reform,” Carter told several are still higher than I'm willing to termed the Russian flu activity on thousand persons in the Bangor accept and so my top domestic college campuses "explosive,” Auditorium at the mid-point of a two- priority this year will be the striking a high percentage of day, New England visit. economy," he told reporters students in a very short period qf "^ m e of the tax provisions ... are assembled in the Hilton Hotel in this time. It is a relatively mild dis­ unfair," he said. Providence suburb. He said his $25 ease, however, and no deaths Repeating a theme from earlier in billion tax cut proposal — $17 billion have been attributed to it. the day in Cranston, R.I., Carter at­ in individual taxes and the rest in tacked lax deductions granted for corporate reductions — is a key in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - There business lunches and related enter­ gredient in his blueprint. is only a 20 percent chance that tainment. “But we can't have these cuts in the earth’s climate by the end of Carter told the crowd most people taxes unless we help pay for them by the century will be significantly can’t mark their lunches off as a eliminating unnecessary and un­ different from today’s, according business expense. warranted tax deductions" now on to a climatologists’ opinion sur­ “But a salesman can take someone the books, he said. vey released Friday. to lunch ... and mark it all off as a He said he is especially anxious to But the collective educated business expense,” he said. “1 don't get rid of a pair of “giveaways that guesses of the 24 prominent ‘Sharing their memories think that’s right and I think we go primarily to a few of the largest climate-watchers from seven retired Jan. 31, began his police career with ought to do away with it ” multinational corporations" at in­ Retired Detective Capt. Joseph Sartor, dividual taxpayer expense — a nations also produced 50 percent right, of the Manchester Police Department the local department on New Year’s Day in The president fielded a wide range probability that the climate by the of questions during the 90-minute deferral of tax on profits earned year 2000 will be either slightly shares .-some pleasant recollections with 1949. About 500 persons, including former town meeting formal, his third since abroad and special export tax breaks warmer or slightly cooler. retired Patrolman Samuel S. Maltempo at a members of the local police force, town becoming president. Last year he under dummy corporations called retirement dinner Friday.night honoring Sar­ dignitaries, co-workers and friends, attended answered questions at similar domestic international sales cor­ NEW YORK (UPI) - A New tor at The Colony in Talcottville. Sartor, who the event. (Herald photo by Dunn) forums in Clinton, Mass., and Yazoo porations, or “DISC” for short. York man charged Friday that City, Miss. ‘"rhis amounts to subsidizing cor­ “someone” at the City Hospital Earlier in the day. Carter told a porations to export jobs overseas, " Center killed his wife by dis­ regional new.' conference in he said. connecting her from a respirator. Cranston that economic growth Then, betraying a hint of anger, the Big Brothers president hit another tax deduction Raymond P. Peifer said he had Plea for spurred by $25 billion in tax cuts no idea who disconnected his wife would be his “top domestic priority” issue that has put him into a tug of Eileen, 61, from the life support for 1978. But he said the tax breaks war with critics who allege he is system. Mrs. Peifer, who died cannot be granted without accom­ motivated more by teetotaler's Jan. 11, was one of three seriously changed volunteer’s life panying tax reforms. morality than economic principle. ill women — aged 61 to 90 — who Carter attacked corporate tax “As for the famous three-martim “little brother,” John A. Tweedie. grilied cheese sandwich, or how to died there in a five-week period “loopholes” and “giveaways” he lunch,” he said, voice rising, “I don't By JUNE TOMPKINS John is 17 now, and no longer barbecue a hamburger. after tracheal tubes were dis­ wants eliminated, despite con­ care how many martinis anyone has Herald Reporter obligated to the Big Brother “And we always ask the blessing,” connected from their respirators. gressional opposition, and repeated for lunch. But I am concerned with Richard Cartwright of 413 Spring program, but he keeps coming back, Cartwright says. “Sometimes I say that one of his targets is “the famous who pays the check. St. saw an ad on a billboard about 10 Cartwright says, which is proof that it, and sometimes he says it.” “1 don’t think anyone has a so- WASHINGTON (UPI) - Social Cartwright was emphatic when he three-martini lunch” business deduc­ Security tax hikes and the coal years ago that has affected his life the program for them, at least called Divine Right to have expen­ ever since. ’That billboard ad also has succeeded. said that his wife never heips them tion. strike brought gains in Hitting hard at economic issues, he sive meals” and sitnilar social items played a big part in the lives of two “Hopefully, a Big Brother-little out or never treats them to a iunch. Americans’" income to a near also pledged to keep the coal strike written off as tax-free business Manchester boys. brother relationship develops into a “But when we make it, we always standstill in January — an es­ negotiators at the bargaining table expenses. That ad was an appeal for men to lifetime friendship,” Cartwright remember to offer some to her,” he timated annual increase of only non-stop until they reach agreement Virtually all of Carter’s tax-reform sign up for a program called Big says. added. “He’s got to clean up $19, the (Commerce" Department — hopefully, he said, “within a few proposals appear to be in trouble on Brothers. Now Cartwright is a Big Brother to afterward, too,” Cartwright says. said Friday. hours or another day or so.” Capitol Hill, which seems likely to A Big Brother, as Cartwright Cory Wayland, 9. The schedule is discontinued approve the cuts without the It said personal income from in­ between the two brothers only if the And he defended his decision to sell vestments, farms and take-home learned qfter calling the number What do they do? For a few hours reforms. boy and his family move away, or if jet warplanes to Egypt and Saudi pay rose only 0.3 percent for the given in the ad, is a guy who lives up every week, Cartwright and his little to his commitment to spend a few brother tinker with electronics, the boy’s mother remarries. Arabia. smallest increase in 12 months. “I think Congress will go along hours every week with a young friend repair a bicycle, go fishing, swim­ “People have got to help young Personal income climbed 1.2 per­ with the decision to sell a limited Outside today of his — an 8- to 16-year-old boy who ming, sailing, picnicking, shopping, people get along in this world. The cent in December and 11.1 per­ number of airplanes in the Middle differs from most other kids his age or whatever form of recreation or Big Brothers aim is to teach them cent for all of 1977. East,” Carter said, partially on Winter storm watch in effect only in that he has no father. good principles, how to do things, and ’The3.6 percent annual rate gain work seems suitable. grounds Egypt and Saudi Arabia now tonight and Sunday. Becoming cloudy “I lost my father when I was 12 When Cartwright prepares his how -to be an all-around person,” he means that in January the rank with Israel as “our ally and our today with chance of light snow by years old and I never knew what it backyard garden in the spring, he says. “Encouragement is the name average American lost ground to friend” in that region, late in the day. High temperatures in inflation, which has fluctuated was like to have a father’s com­ offers a corner of it to his little of the game,” he adds. the 30s. Snow likely tonight with lows “It’s been a proven fact that Big primarily to aid Democratic con­ from 6 to 6.5 percent. panionship and from whom I could brother, who cares for his portion in the teens. Snow ending Sunday learn to do things and do things himself. Brothers has been able to keep a gressional candidates. Aware that economic stagnation is morning, followed by partial HARTFORD (UPI) - A bill to with,” Cartwright says. A better-than-average cook, younger brother out of trouble when clearing. Highs around 30. National It wasn’t long after he filled out an Cartwright teaches his little brother a major, sensitive issue in New form a panel that would scrutinize See Page Six-A England, he said his policies have led weather map on page 7B. the Connecticut gambling in­ application that he was given his first some of the basics iike making a dustry and the people who regulate it was proposed Friday by a legislative committee. Your neighbors’ views: Shouid Manchester have carnivals? Another bill that would prohibit all advertising of the Connecticut lottery was also proposed during a meeting Uiat opened a Pandora’s box of gambling issues.

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Soviet Union is entering an economic period of reduced growth potential and faces an oil and energy crisis that could have widespread internal and inter­ national effects, yet doggedly pur­ sues its military buildup. ’Those were flie apparent con­ clusions of a 193-page sanitized report released Friday of secret V intelligence briefings given to the Joint Economic Committee last June and July. Jarvis Morrone BELFAST, Northern Ireland Anderson Pierro Lerrh Bernard! Fowler Scliutlinger ' (UPI) — A powerful bomb ripped nivals have worked out pretty well in the throiigh a suburban hotel crowded Tracy Anderson, -155 Eldridge St., organizations should be allowed to have Manchester—“Maybe it would be all right with more, than 400 adults and Manchester—"Yes, I think they’re fun.” them. But I don’t thing commercial or for a church.” . past.” children Friday night, killing at professional carnivals should be allowed.” Mrs. Charles Scliultinger, 34 Goslee R ohm Morrone, 108 Pond Circle, Rose Pierro, 128 Maple St., Manchester least 12 persons and injuring 20 Diane Ilernardi, 133 Maple St., Drive, Manchester—“I think so if it helps •Glastonbury —“Yeah. Why not? ’They’re —“Oh yes, I think so. 1 used to like them.” more. It was the worst single Manchester—“I think so. They’re a lot of the cause.” good for the kids and keep them out of a bombing in Northern Ireland Puni l.«rrh, 38 Benton St., Manchester fun, and we always have a g ( ^ time.” Christine Jarvis, 62 Woodhill Road, lot of trouble. I like them myself. They’re since December 1971. —“I think churches and private Franklin Fowler, 15 Foster St., Manchester - “I think they should. Car­ a lot of fun.”