PAGE TEN-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., SaL. Jan. 15. 1977

Vernon Police have safety tips The weather Vemon Inside today At night women should walk near the curb with anyone who approaches. AH St<^&Shops William Yeta, community relations officer and avoid walking close to shrubbery, dark Woman are also advised to take caution very cold for the Vernon Police Department, has issued doorways and other places of concealment. when approaching their car, if it has been Area news . 6-7 Family...... 10 a report giving safety tips for women who are While driving a car alone, a woman is ad­ parked. The front and back seat should be tonight, low 5-14 below zero. Chance of Classified . 10-12 MACC news... .3 walking or driving alone. examined before entering the car even if it has Open Sunday Comics ... .1 3 MCC calendar. . 10 vised to travel on well-lighted streets when S ' Continued Yeti said a man determined to follow and possible and keep the windows up and the been locked. National Dear Abby ..13 Obituaries__ . 14 Editorial . ...4 Sports...... ipr; ,i* attack a woman is more readily attracted to doors locked. Burglary report weather forecast map on Page 11. 8-9 o*w who is wearing revealing clothing or When stopping for stop signs and traffic S a m ^ p in During the week of Dec. 31 through Jan. 6, JASY yOL, XCVI, No. 90 PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS i behaving in a suggestive manner. lights, a woman should keep her car in gear. If the Vernon Police Department investigated He cautions women not to accept rides from her safety is threatened, she should press the seven burglaries and the estimated value of a stranger. If a car approaches and the woman horn and drive away as soon as possible. items taken was about $13,000. feels threatened, she should scream and run If a woman believes she is being followed Yetz said one break involved $7,000 In items into a lighted building, flag down a passing car while driving, she shouldn't turn into her taken. He said two subjects were apprehended or use any available object for a weapon, such driveway. If another ear tries to force her to and all of the items were recovered. as a nail file, a high-heeled shoe, or an um­ the side of the road, she should not pull over. The areas and types of breaks were: Tunnel brella. Concerning a car becoming disabled, a Rd., commercial: Bolton Rd., residential; Gilmore executed Women are advised to run in the opposite woman should raise the hood and sit inside Taylor St., residential; Rt. 83, business; Lake direction of a car following them and in that with the doors locked until help comes and she St., residential; Rt. W area, business; and way the driver will have to turn around to pur­ should leave the windows up while talking Merline Dr., two residential. sue. , ...... ; < Ml ceupM md • t7.U pwefwe> WIN. NNN QBUpgn. ? WWi Ml maon and a I7.S0 purehlM*. S to p & S h o p by firing squad Rockville court cases II Pillsbury M G a l k u 3-BAU SALT LAKE CI’TY (UPI) - Gary L a u n d r y u but he stayed erect. Red blood then from Salt Lake City during the mid­ lec C ream s! Gilmore was shot to death shortly emerged from the white tee shirt and Craig Morganson, 17, of Talcott Ave., nolled. Windsor, failure to drive in proper lane, a Flour dle of the night with the chief justice after sunrise today in the first execu­ onto his white slacks." Rockville, was given a conditional 90-day Shirley Bieleck of 79 Brooklyn St., nolled. of the 10th Circuit Court for a special AssL Mt 48 OK. 5 lb. S f l y tion in the United States in a decade. Schiller said Gary’s body moved suspended sentence in Common Pleas Court Rockville, disorder!^ conduct, noll^; and hearing. Paul Carrier, 23, of 126 High St., Rockville, Flavors box A prison official announced, "The for “15 to 20 seconds.” 19, Rockville, on a charge of driving while un­ driving while under the influence of liquor or driving without a liceqse, nolled. bag Ritter’s ruling came after two U.S. m order of the Fourth Judicial District Gilmore’s body was driven out of der the influence of liquor or drugs. He was Supreme Court justices — Byron drugs, changed to reckless driving, $50 fine. Frank Bujaucius Jr., 20, of N. Park St., ?=lSQood8un..Jin,16-SN..J«i.22. ?.srSOootf8<»l.J«i H-8N..J»i2i has been carried out.” placed on probation for two years. Charges of Harold Levesque Jr., 19, no certain address, 229a.5iaun«0ri»l>0»l>NoiNMiiN. 2 2 6 ^ ^ 1 3 Un(ontNgp«aiitom«. 226SBI the prison in a blue station wagon. White and Harry Biackmun — Rockville, disorderly d conduct, $25 fine. Gilmore was shot about 8:05 a.m., breach of the peace, driving an unregistered interferring with a police officer and disorder­ The body was covered by a blanket rejected requests for stays in another Deborah Finney, 16, of Hinkle Mae Dr., MST approximately 16 minutes after motor vehicle, improper use of plates, driving ly conduct, nolled. and a young girl - apparently the lawsuit filed on behalf of two Utah Coventry, breach of peace and interfering sunrise. with unsafe tires and speeding were nolled. Francis X. Longo, 31, of Newington, dis­ oHmirnlTn ii Mmi\ I'l MiU ithUh i‘i A rt u fi A' L daughter of his uncle Vern Damico— Death Row inmates. ’The inmates with a police officer, nolled. WWi Ms coupon and a tr.M pufctaat. 4 The state carried out the 36-year- was kneeling beside it. (not prosecuted). orderly conduct, 10 days suspended sentence. Michael Lawrence, 24, of Brookfield Dr., StopaShop claimed Gilmore’s execution would old condemned slayer’s death wish The killer donated his body to the Michael Simonelli, 19, of South Windsor, Kent Moenig, 26, of Pleasant St., Rockville, East Hartford, disorderly conduct, nolled. hamper their own chances of appeal. after the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of University of Utah Medical Center, pleaded innocent to a charge of first-degree breach of peace, $35 fine. Gerald Urson of 7 Joel Dr., Ellington, dis­ ibcial larceny, probable cause was found and he was Melvin Rowlands, 19, of Overhill Rd., Appeals in Denver lifted a last where doctors planned to use his cor­ The high court ruled last month on orderly conduct and threatening, nolled. minute stay of execution minutes bound over to Tolland County Superior Court. Ellington, disorderly conduct, 10 days neas, skin and peripheral nerves for a 5-4 vote that only Gilmore had the Vincent White, 31, of W. Main St., Rockville, Tissue before dawn. A charge of third-degree burglary was nolled. suspended sentence; and second-degree transplants and his kidneys and thigh right to prevent his own execution — breach of peace, nolled. I White ~ Gilmore’s quest for death seemed Other cases were: criminal mischief, nolled. 2 0 0 ^ .1 C h i c k e n bones in medical research. something he has refused to do since James Kocour, 20, no certain address, third- or thwarted seven hours earlier when John R. Higgins. 23. of Adams St.. Edward Slane, 39, of High Manor Park, Ver­ Pastel i g N o o d l e S o u p A S r m Damico said a family funeral asking to be speedily executed on degree larceny, nolled. U.S. District Judge Willis Ritter Manchester, driving while under the influence non, plea of guilty to interferring with a police QoodSun., Jan. ie-8«L, Jm.22. would be held in Provo, followed by Nov. 1. Marshall Myers, 25, of Willimantic, driving Qood8un..j«n. ie-8M..JpA.22. |4 iOooriSiin..jNi.lS-S«..JNi.22. |-.S| stayed his execution in a desperation cremation. of liquor or drugs, $150 fine. officer (continued for pre-sentence investiga­ UriNtoNpk^^NBill^. 223§g!g|Uniionic»>p«cwlO(nN,UmaonPcanpdrcuMompr. 22412 2 4 ' ? * !^ Uri«ooipl«i.l*euN)mN He was convicted and sentenced to while under the influence of liquor or drugs, 4 22Sr§| suit filed by the American Civil Harold Levesque, 19, no certain address, The legal maneuvering preceding die for the murder of Bennie tion) and charge of assault on an officer, nolled. changed to reckless driving, $100 fine. Liberties Union. driving while his license was suspended. Marcel Bos.'se 19. of Pine Tree Lane, South the execution was as bizarre as most Bushnell, 26, a motel manager in But a three-judge appellate court ^-,^rtrtiiftrt.irti^f^rtAfn\.VrtrtAiiy.rtHrt..f|JO|a»ndom.i»lgtXpkou i g | g | bstorgerS don with a framed certificate of appreciation from Manchester’s Board of Directors during The four witnesses to the execution library. Principal Joseph Fleming said Jaycees help buy van QoodSun.,Jaa10-8al.,Jan.22. I^ Q o o d S u n , Jan. 16-8aL. Jm . 22. §:= I ^OeodSun.. Jm . 16-SaL. Jan.22. and will end March 6. Parents and friends of 11—■. ------a a reception honoring the monsignor at The Colony. John McCarthy of Campbell Council, spoke briefly to newsmen after the The Greater Vernon Jaycees have donated parents of Grade 8 students are welcome. The wrestlers are invited to attend the meets Knights of Columbus, looks on during the presentation. (Herald photo by Pinto) execution. group will discuss the orientation program for which will be at the Vernon Middle School at 1 $2,500 for a van for the Indian Valley YMCA. A Larry Schiller, Gilmore’s agent, submitted by Ford eighth grade students. nine-passenger van has been purchased and is p.m. 111 rt i'(h H I’l A rt A rt rt rt rt A rt rt Art rt A rt rt rt ‘ i ... ppppp. said he and the other three witnesses The Bolton Congregational Church Senior Dr. Edward Meyers is the coach. He said in use. ^ WSbMa coupon ftrtAAArtrtArtrtrtrtApViAArtrtrtiiAi !’.’i1t;5i«*'-v:frAl'!Ai'rAArtrtAffrtrtrtrtArtArtrtrtArtrtrtrtrt’itriSsS I wmawcouttM. invited by Gilmore were told at WASHINGTON (UPI) —President any new initiatives for fiscal 1978. Choir will rehearse each Sunday at 9:30 a.m. the Sunday program is designed to comple­ John Magee, chairman of the board of More than 500 people attend seven minutes to eight that the con­ Ford today proposed a $440 billion Ford estimated that federal in- The scheduled Wednesday rehearsal has been ment the instructional program conducted on managers of the "Y," said the van is a S a w irii Saveirii Save 25* demned man was being moved to the budget for fiscal 1978, and the entire corne in the new year will total $393 canceled. Sur,d2 y morning worship will be tremendous asset. He said young people, staff increase of $28.8 billion over current Mondays. on a 32 oz. bottle ons35oi.box o n s 5 l).b a g execution site. He said they previous­ billion, meaning the government held at Chandler Hall this week due to renova­ Dr. Meyers said there are many things and equipment can be transported in the five- ly had been told that Fourth District spending was allocated to defense, would have to borrow $47 billion to tion of the sanctuary. about the sport of wrestling which cannot be town service area of Vernon, Ellington, I Lux Liquid III Calgonitelll Gaines Judge Robert Bullock had changed energy, health and welfare. make up the difference. This was an Tickets are still available for the taught or learned without the full use of the Tolland, South Windsor and East Windsor. li Msg]r. Reardon^s testimonial his execution order from "sunrise to Ford’s proposed 7 per cent in­ improvement from the $73.7 billion Republican Town C om m ittee’s “ Old mat. While wrestling is an individual sport, The YMCA had 48 different programs and any time during the day.” crease is the GOP’s final attempt to deficit of fiscal 1976 and a projected i Detergent III “^232'^ |||DogMeal te! slow a decade-long pattern of 10 per Fashioned Record Hop," scheduled next the spirit of team sports is possible when con­ activities during 1976. Magee said the More than 500 people of all faiths James Parish and his work as direc­ the testimonial committee and of ’They were driven to a building $57.2 billion shortfall this year. generosity of the Jaycees will allow YMCA r8aL, 22. | :g { gathered Sunday afternoon at The tor of the archdiocese’s St. Vincent Manchester Lodge of Elks, the mon­ behind the main prison compound Carter said he will ask for $15 Maurice Church Parish Center. Music will be programs to continue to expand. Lima ontM. par cualomar. 412^I^LimaonabOKpprcualcimar. 413|:^ UmHona bag par cualomar. 4 1 5 § :£ * bureaucracy before yielding the he said. Colony in Talcottville to pay tribute DePaul Society in helping the poor, signor had visited to the local Elks and entered to find Gilmore and the billion in tax cuts and public jobs provided by Dick McDonough of Radio Station White House Thursday to Jimmy New participants are invited to join in the to the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. the elderly and people |n trouble. TTie Lodge so many times that he said he firing squad already inside. programs that would increase the (n”” p“ p.p.,p,...... CarUi,.., -.A d a ^ i.to 9fN-fattUon. WDRC. There will be a buffet and set-ups will program. Practice sessions are conducted South W indsor rec ..., Reardon, pastor of emeritus of S t statue of The Hand which stands near fen n it t' S'iH»mbgF''N6W: life fs the was loosely’aiihcklea,’’ rtrtAfrriAfti‘iAAAArty.AArtrtrtf|***e irtrtrtaArtA^irtrtrtAAA/rArtArt.irtrt-jJWIIo? And although Carter is expected to Ford’s budget included $12.5 billion be provided for the BYOB affair. For tickets, Mondays from 6 to 7 p.m. for beginners and Maiasscoupon VMhMscoupon. SkSI WWiMscoivon. James Church. the church was bought for the church only member of the Manchester Schillfr said. "I was the third sets tumbling class ' use Ford's proposals as a foundation in personal and business tax cuts an­ caU Sonja Kirk, 649-7670, or any town com­ from 7 to 8:30 p.m. for advanced wrestlers. Among those attending the recep­ at the monsignor’s own expense, and clergy to belong to the lodge, Fair­ witness to shake his hand. The for the first Democratic budget in nounced two weeks ago. The Presi­ mittee member. Dr. Meyers is assisted in coaching by Tom The South Windsor Recreation Department tion to honor the Msgr. Reardon, who there are many times that the mon­ warden read a legal order, and Gary SavelO',, Save4Ohio utilities cut off gas supplies carried a “very real" threat of frost­ C om plM from Unitod Pre$$ Intornatlonal Jewelry, Income Tax Preparation, and M aid R ite assisting the co-pastors of the St. Students will be required to pay for their Amateur Watch and Clock Repair. Jed&Cubed for large industries today because of bite. own supplies and materials. The program is Thursday night classes to be offered are be increased cases of Reye syn­ self-supporting, so classes must have a Sewing for the Home, Macrame, and State Regional minimum enrollment of 15. drome, which causes serious Woodworking. brain damage in children. V eal S teaks Frozen 99S At least nine sailors die WATERBURV - With a ten­ DOVER, N. H. — Authorities Plainfield results Maid Rite-Plain tative agreement in hand, both are investigating today the derail­ WASHINGTON - The FBI says Plainfield entries ChoppedSCubed sides in the ten-day-old Waterbury ment of a freight train hauling deaths and injuries from bom­ teachers' strike planned to vote liquified petroleum a gas which bings in the United States and separately tonight on whether to forced the evacuation of scores of n T ii.u ii| Puerto Rico dropped during the M « rm -n n B aM ■ni |.ii HI Plainfield Sat. evening entrleti.. when launch capsizes accept the proposed $1.5 million residents from their homes Sun­ SHI nail (MBI B M l IM 7 W iln.li| IN IM IN first 11 months of 1976 incom­ U l LN IN S U T t M l U l pact. If approv^, the city’s 17,000 day. IMn ONHr ||M irwi Tm c$ iiji fwtti produce Nothing beats (he parison to the same period a year, 1. 6m«v 11 1. Smm ha BARCELONA, Spain (UPI) - A It said nine of them were dead on The incident occurred at 2 a.m. (8 students will be back in class IISTa- a Li m ^ (.2 2. a Ndwy Mw l.IGbUWm IM 1. Lad) Ut) 111 taste of fresh fruH after dinner. ago. It said 42 persons were killed MMa lU nil M M ■Itl N I 111 L M'l Ml OH 72 U.S. navy launch capsized in arrival or died shortly afterward. p.m. EST Sunday) m m u lirfKll Ul nM M M t 0|ls |M IM 1 Cmb M Slrtld m m m Extra Large CalHomla MIM Tuesday for the first time since BOSTON — The quality of and 193 injured in 1,439 bombing M * lU tVM Mwta 7U tm M14I m m M 1 bil l rrbM 1| Barcelona harbor today trapping InM a U l HU 11)1.41 Trihdi 7 M WiM 1.1 4. TM I IM MiMt M i R«d Im law 11 Thirteen were released after The embassy spokesman said the Jan. 7. education in Boston public schools 'M l |.|.| aH WMI IS fa l 4.1 i Sptbir$ I IFTabMCi incidents January and November. BCHillm Tuns-i^ t-1 I M b'i Mb 12 LOatiM ttad 11 many of the more than 100 sailors receiving treatment and 18 remained victims were members of the crews im iM IN limm m IMMIbM 12 ilVifaMM IM has dropped — for both white and Ml Ml iW MflMl... IW U» 7 .U ImIm 6iMisi T- Ml Frbib 7. I | M V. aboard and killing at least nine of M l I-Ski^ km i l l • “ ' $i$M M Ravel Orsunges -9 -1 in hospital with injuries. Cifra said of the Trenton, an amphibious black students — since the imposi­ ).l i lad) Mil WINDSOR LOCKS - Aug;ustus 2#MH III IM U l LRm T«ISw t Mea Sm 7-2 12 them, a spokesman for the U.S. con­ PLAINS, Ga. — With three days •fcl Ml _ IMI SmiM m six of the Injured were in "serious” transport dock, and the Guam, a tion of court-ordered desegrega­ TNUIM TMLTia Q|Mi sulate said. Simmons — who faced a myriad of remaining before he becomes W .IIJI M M IW NS ION ithmrnitm tl-l I- MU Mt 1. PI'i MM condition. helicopter carrier. • MIliNUIJI eMHaUIMliSlM L Mmter'f Mb I2.| 2. N't Nhibw M . FartFbU 111 judges and went to jail in a two- tion, according to a study sub­ president, Jimmy Carter is put­ M k u U l n a t » M MtcUIUpMUMJI 2. GvtMM M M I frbM Cm 11 The spokesman said nine bodies riiMi 14.) nu Mini 1 7-2 1 IMM lU IFfeMlNa The news agency said the water The two ships were part of a Navy mitted to federal officials today. m m u m tm (221UI i M iFMilMbr 11 L liTiNica 11 ^iGlraiefniit decade struggle to get his land ting the final touches on his in­ ^ llilid..... have been recovered and as many as suDnii.iiic) i bM'i kmM 111 4. Hmmi Slairt I t - .27Sizs r s u , - • IniSanRhwWhheSeedImbKflan Rtvwr Whita SaedlaM near the accident scene was being force visiting Barcelona, and the (imm s>it (q 1-1 i CaiMi MM LldMtf Vai back — has won a court decision Boston officials hope the report augural address and nostalically MM MW UN 4M )M iMTMki l-i 1 Mb) Ima M IMU h IM five were missing. He said there krt 1M im iM I IM I N IM 1 U ’l U rtM 11 IMdaO 11 ertsp searched for more victims, sailors had bran given shore leave. against Bradley International Air­ will convince federal officials to isa I N I N «M 7. IV.'i Trip|« 4-1 7. lb * Cucumbers S'o'M RedRadlshes winding up his affairs in Plains. **• Ml la ) U u m I Prill. M I N 7. U ’s TeM IM 7.CNM 11 were 96 survivors, but added that the The American spokesman said the U.S. officials said names of the vic­ ^ “ a IMWJw $-2 I M 1 laew Mbl II L FbM FwMtr 21 n tMimi» M aur tummm*. m warw m nart i» m mIm m mm necaegw oi mwwm noted m port and the state. Supreme Court grant the city $8.4 million in . » ttU INIIU) M )IN TM tbtt ---IneoWloiioriootwidtMdNMieerwhetowMra •CcayiiW nn »r 9u»inw>rliib M ighb looofvod exact number of persons aboard the launch, a liberty boat capable of tims would not be released pending M M l SW nU M N Maa Ulna HIM Mk TaaM Justice Louis Shapiro ruled Emergency School Aid Act funds. >u Ml HIM M M i lU nil HtM immim l|.l 1. Mqr TabMi I. Mdi RmMI M launch was still not known. International m uim M a c a i U n a M M I FrbaiyMUi M mViTba 1. Mdi OH 11 carrying 120 persons, was returning notification of their next of kin. Friday in a decision released IrthcU JH MS INJI TnlMi S M n a H U N iriOca M.) na imtM IMtm 12 tiVNabMia M m. It had not been established yet f.2 Ihmitmi lllM)b)byr 111 llMtfigSlrVti 11 sailors and marines who had been on In Washington, a Navy spokesman today that Simmons — not the air­ ALVEDISTON. England - i^Mm am iim mu m iwm MHimniM cuni m 4. Trmm 72 ilrMM IMMM IM •MANCHESIER: 263 Middle Turnpike West .» 4 S u n . whether the launch actually collided HHCjawr mi nji S-Ulritl M i Tm Tm Ii IT m 11 shore leave. said it would probably be several National Former Prime Minister Anthony Ml Ml IM IJaCuTM ’^iSis 4-aM m. k9 41.41 uji i PrbM faaM 2*1 INMlvb 111 with the Spanish freighter Urlea or port — owns 5.97 acres of land 1 S»t Ms lb IM 11 mm 1 He NM 7.2 1 CvMa IM 8a.m.-10p.m.,Mon.-Sat. The Urlea was entering Barcelona hours before an accurate casualty Eden was buried today in a simple M -iTw ’ a I-MSr'iSMf LM 7 . M m I which lights Runway 6 and IS-1 T. TaaUbM 7. Mr I m 12 7. iMD’i M el 11 capsized while making a maneuver ATLANTA — The national . K ttM I* un ** «:7 I ie.FMMi 12 1 Im M« •EASTHARIFORD: Silver Lane & Forbei 9a.in.-4p.m.Sun. harbor and the launch was speeding count would be available. ordered rent and legal fees be family service at the 500-year-old wa* ID na tuN 1W^S4II.M 1 (Mr Mr lk-1 i AV. Icatt) 11 to avoid it, the spokesman said. Center for Disease Control says if IM tm VIM M M l HI na MM lib lit fiirMi Pig b toward the U.S. Navy ships anchored Several of the bodies were parish church in his home village. Ml pB HIM S#arfKU_____ n 8a.m ..l0p.nt., Mon.-Sat. The national news agency Clfra paid Simmons and the land be there are any outbreaks of liM l-M hU WIM liiMti IM na UMN tm m ttm Sun 9 a.m.-4 p.m. several hundred yards off the main recovered from the launch after it A memorial service is to be held mmi lUM OMfevtSlMidl •VERNON: Rts. 83 & 30 Vernon Grcle said a total of 40 victims were rushed evacuated within 100 days. MbsS pier, the spokesman said. had been righted. influenze-B this winter, there may at a date to be announced. to three local hospitals. P A G E TWO - M AN CHESTER EVEN IN G H ERALD . NUnchtiter. CWin., Mon., Jan. 17. \Vn M AN tniESTER EV EN IN G H ERALD . Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Jan. 17, 1977— PA G E T H R E E

ZBA has hearing tonight In 1976, approximately Of $30.28 a week. If the Almanac in M anchester Is liv in g on 300 requests were received fam ily can afford the down M ACC news Main St. in Manchester clude the number of men, The AFDC families in our the same flat grant as the by MACC for financial or payment to buy food than North Main in Hart­ women and children who midst are trying to subsist ’The Zoning Board of Appeals Woodbrldge St. to a two-family cniom By Nancy Carr ford? material assistance. We stamps, this adds $12.8 AFDC mother in Hartford. have been tided over with on $3,600 a year (or $1,000 (ZBA) will conduct three public house. ’The property i^ located In a By United Press International executive director were able to refer almost food dollars, reducing the W hat’s m ore, she m ay be We have one very big food from the pantry.) less than poverty level). hearings tonight, including one in­ Residence Zone B. Today is Monday, Jan. 17, the 17th paying more rent, there is two-thirds of these gap to $17.74 per week. an age where undemutri- ford. The coalition by the plus going for us In There are others ways in We need to be aware of volving the change of ownership of a The third hearing on tonight’s day of 1977 with 348 to follow. practically no public requests to existing agen­ However, when you have tion and severe stress will way, Includes the Office of Manchester. We are large which we say "let me help what that means to them motor vehicle junk yard. agenda is a request from Peter and ’Ilie moon is approaching its new transportation system and cies or other sources. Of almost nothing to meet es­ have long term effects on Urban Affairs of the enough to have many you.” Are they enough? and to us as a community. Ownership of P a rk e r St. Used Auto Sally Burgess to create two lots from few of the neighborhood phase. those for whom no other sential payments — rent, their mental and physical Archdiocese of Hartford excellent services and Parts, at 775 Parker St., is being a single parcel at 56 Lakewood C irc le ’The morning stars are Mercury, aid or assistance was heat, shoes, etc. — the food development. and the Connecticut programs available in small enough still to relate transferred from Daniel P. Pantaleo North. poverty areas in Hartford. to one another as Mars and Saturn. available I have recorded stamp purchase money The cost of heating fuel Conference of the United to Daniel T. Pantaleo and ’Thomas M. One lot at the rear of the property The evening stars are Venus and 109 requests. may be spent elsewhere, alone has increased 110 per Church of Christ and the Although we do have neighbors. The Human Pantaleo. No changes are planned for would be without the required Make 1977 « Year Twenty-eight requests leaving the families in cent since 1971. The areas identified as "low in­ Needs Fund is one small minimum lot frontage and minimum Jupiter. Capital Region Conference the business, but a hearing before the concern^ help In finding current weekly allowance come,” our families tend yes to these, our neighbors. building line dimensions. Those born on this date are under even more serious difficul­ of Churches plus other For The Books! ZBA is required on any change of warm clothing, furniture, of $4.21 leaves a $4.64 gap. to be the hidden poor. I Any funds left over (?) the sign of Capricorn. ty and endangering the names with whom you are ownership. The property is located in a would not, of course, begin after our final accounting household goods (blankets - healthy development of the Exaggerated? familiar including the Manchester Adult School Anita C. Bogner is asking the ZBA Residence Zone AA. American statesman, scientist and to equate the poverty ap­ for Seasonal Sharing bills dishes, etc.) or services children. This is par­ Sound exaggerated, im­ League of Women Voters oflara for a special exception needed to con­ The ZBA meets at 7 p.m. in the author Benjamin Franklin was born parent in the North End of w ill be transferred into this that were needed but could ticularly critical because plausible? If you are in­ and tbe Connecticut Coun­ vert a single-family house at 58 Municipal Buildlng’s Rearing Room. Jan. 17, 1727. Hartford with the account. FREE classe s in not be paid for. Twenty- the m ajority of the terested call the MACC of­ cil of Senior Citizens. problems facing us in The Emergency Pantry four requests were deni^ children supported by the fice or contact the Human Yes, Mr. Reporter, the High School Equivaleflcy Preparation Manchester but how much is another yes (none of the either because they did not AFDC program are Services Coalition, Room mother struggling to raise Pr^High School Review easier is It to be poor on figures I’ve used above in­ meet our definition of preschoolers, children at 340, 410 Asylum St., Hart­ children on AFDC benefits English As A Second Language "emergency” or “critical” need or because funds were Call 646-58S4 ext. 252 too limited. Thirty-seven ’The executive board of A ladies Bible study Is out-right grants were made the Republican Women’s scheduled for Tuesday at and 11 nointerest loans Club will have an inter­ 9:30 a.m. at the Church of were contracted with peo­ national luncheon the Nazarene. Men's Printed ple to whom channels were Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at Long Sleeve SA V E Z 4 5 ° '^ ° SAVERS 3 8 ° '^ ® the home of Mrs. Joseph unavailable. Oh Our Reg. Low Prices Off Our Reg. Low Prices Swensson, 100 Ashw orth St. During the Christmas Sport Shirts season, a polite young man -A from the Hartford Courant Sweaters Reg. Wrap seeking information con­ THE 4.99 to Reg. 7,99 to 10.99 Sweaters t i t l C H C A S Q I CLINT EASTWOOD IS DIRTY HARRY cerning our Seasonal 5.99 Pure acrylic knit zip WORLD Sharing Appeal, asked me Iron! sweaters ana tun­ Reg. 9.99 to 12.99 Fancy knit iwlon blends C I ^ « H 4 S quite seriously if there was ics; some with hoods. ALMANAC’S in florals, plaids, ab- Solids, stripes: really that much need in e n f o r c e r stracts.elc. StoXL. sizes S,M,L. ^ 1 lia THE ] Manchester and if there INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 Q&A I SILVER LANE ■ ROBERTS • 1 0 CiRDS HtQUIRtO rtMLRE APPLICAIU.f • were needy families, who Men’s Artists entertain at Crestfield STREET 568-8810 and where were they. He is Famous LEE YOUR CHOICE 1. Which state capital's name EAST HARTFORD not the only one who has Warm acrylic knit 7 stripes, solids, jac­ means “ sheltereo bay?” asked the question. Is there Rider .leans quards with tie belts: Gerardo Parente, pianist, and Wascyli dos Anjos, oboeist, Brazilian artists on tour in 2. The United States of ‘mPMtPivmn any need in Manchester? sizes S.M.L. America lost states to Uie QDVBSEVaDD Connecticut, perform for Crestfield residents during a guest appearance there Saturday STMSSMUr (PO) Of the few emergency Our Confederacy during Uie Civil k DAVIS FAMILY ■ in M Ut lA Ul grants and loans we have Deluxe TV Game by Reg. afternoon. (Herald photo by Pinto) War, but also gained what Fashion been able to offer, thanks 13.99 state as a result of the con- •■rt lyiagncrvox. Skirts fUct? to your generosity, half of I Indigo blue 14 ounce Acrylic Knit 3. Tbe capital of Canada is (a) them went to young women denim in western Reg. 6.99 and 9.99 straight leg cut; Ottawa (b) Vancouver (c) “SEVER STKM” raising children in single Fashion Toronto (PQl 29 to 42. Brazilians to present concert ka Fri TjN lU I parent homes. Pants m m Frl I*) fal a ilK Less than •T?NNIS *39 Our Reg. 7.99 ______ANSWERS:______lilUffcMriNIIlM..... d U S.... M •HOCKEY Our Reg. 69.70 t if W SPECIALS^ poverty level Pullon style flares with •SMASH SWEATER Wraps, flares, cinch (B) s biuiSj ia Families living on AFDC Digital on screen scoring: switch CLEARANCE! buckle, braid or pocket waists, belts and more! t» M Z (nna^uH) ninjonoH I (Aid to Families with OUR LOWEST PRICEI adjusts speed and ball angle. trims; sizes 8 to 18 Sizes 8 to 16. “KIN KO ir (RO) Orig. 6.99 to 14.99 Tuesday in Bailey Auditorium FOR Dependent Children) ■la In M 2M ;it Ml allowances currently (IZMSIMaMSa.lSnU5 Gerardo Parente, pianist, and wiil be accepted for the Manchester Also, “ ’Tres Serestas,” by Heitor LNIliMIIIUSlur•W.MI) MONMV TMHI TMIRSMY receive $69.17 per week for Wascyli Simoes dos Anjos, oboeist, Bicentennial Band Shell Fund. Villa Lobos, Brazil (1887-1959); 99^ Mon.&Tues. IncludM Cup of Soup or Julco a fam ily of three (60 per One Week Sale Brazilian artists, will present a The program is as follows: "Aboio,” by Oswaldo Lacerda, ■nd Bovorago cent of AFDC families ALL RECORDS AND TAPES BY THESE ARTISTS l-abiXlT'll-FOllOW BURNSlOf SICNS Fam ous public concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in “ Arioso,” by Jose Mauricio Nunes Brazil ( 1927- ); "Casinha Baked Virginia Ham w in fruit sauce have two or three persons). rHontesNUM KAMUS Bailey Auditorium at Manchester G arcia, B ra zil, (1767-1803); “ Sonata Pequenina,” by Radames Gnatalll, "TKSnDHOGOIT Out of this, they must pay JanIs Ian BURNSIDED Choln Roast Sirloin Of Bad Au |ua M iiuckR ow IT UKIKY LIKE4Ui.SMnV UflmcTlun* High School. in A Minor,” by George Phillip Brazil (1906- ); “ Maracatu,” by Er- SOUnKTiPO) for food, shelter, clothing, CawfOnWapaMta FABRIC |Stf llis m AVt, L MTU. • 5»«33n UltfeOiMiaii tararWsOmOMiewama Ch#s*wnpa Telemann, Germany (1687-1767); nani Braga, B ra z il (1880-1948); “ Can- Freeh OoMan Fried Fiah utilities, household goods *■!■■■>Oan Ous^iiOiiPsCNw *aa k ma IN r*a Oi 7 0 sine. 5 function proposed zone change. Longer Iron life with sell oven, 200° to 500°. A many who live near the proposed on a site between Tolland Tpke. and V ern o n (.ARYVMUOHT cleaning feature. Fabric versatile kitchen aid. IIT-97 memory, more! The major objection to the change park site, spoke in favor of the zone Winners in the Vernon T k’U|dUi4Smik*» Burnham St. The J.C. Penney Co. has STOREWIDE SALE klia-Uahf« solidated with other burglary M«nct>Ml9r. Conn. PoM Offloo M So* ^ F6 08 ■ mG7.98 a 9 "xl2" Panels, 3 per Pkg., Reg. 1.99 .... 1.11 amounts of jewelry, money and proximately $1 million annually in charges against Blessing to which he b ra z ie r. cond ClftM MtU Mittor. television sets. taxes. ★★★★★★★★★★★★ r%i2“ 12 "xl6 ” Panels, 3 per Pkg, Reg. 1.69 ... 1.44 Our Reg. •Rag. U S. Pal. ON., Am. 0 0. Corp. (Cl Copyright 1977. Am 0 Q. Cotp. Suggaatad Carriar Rataa With instant load 16"x20 ” Panels. 3 per Pkg.. 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Z 2 T O P of Ray Da Crane's Drop-in 126 him. But if you stop there you clothing, furniture or This could include R*g. Q PACKS M "Cut Your Own Taxao" TEJAS Flipllash: electric 67c Pk. l b FOR I transportation expenses at and Save." fTWeMIMIITE' o m Y t l. 6 9 $*w40*Mnall OIL AND ACRYLIC PAINTS may be cheating yourself. appliances to a qualifying TAPES eye (or auto- For nxnt niodern models the rate of seven cents a enclose > 9 p m 24 H bun Dsllf •disrsMaa. exposure settings Don’t forget also to in­ charitable organization? If W IR N IN Bi MON ...SL O PPY JOES & FRENCH FRIES StftnK7.«e Studio size l"x4" tubes, clude payments to Com­ you did, and you have an mile for the use of your for books by n i tUMORY SOHNE pre-tested to insure Parson’s Lemon Scent Ammonia check or money TUES ...SALISBURY STEAK & MASHED POTATOES 5.70 munity Chest or Red appraisal from the own car, the cost of consistency and quality 7f 8 W TUBE ^ order (Make check 20 Exp. 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HUTIMmSTALUTION' war veterans’ grops, civil value of the merchandise City______MBNrHF^TFR VERNON store Hours defense organizations, contributed. By this is work. Stale Offer good 11 a.m, • 2 p.m., Moiidiiy • Siiiunliiy "THE FRONT” 8 4 3 - 8 1 3 8 Daily: 10 a.m. to 9j).m. payments to a building meant what you could Next: Losses and mis­ Zip . I 1 1 4 5 t S Turapika ™ -Clty Shopping Center Sund^: 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. 24U SrivNCKR ST. 287 KS'I' MIIHHiK 'I'NIjU HI Conisr «. fund for an educational in­ expect to receive for it in a cellaneous deductions.) Mft-oaaa PAGE POUR - MANCHESTEH EVENING HUMALR K^ixJieftw. Conn.. Mon.. J«a. l7. MH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Jan. 17.1977 — page FIVE About town UlaudifatprlEimuMgHfrali ' B ein g snow bound .. W ashington style Manchester — A City of Village Charm The Lady of Peace group of St. M ary ’s hydrocolloid Impression The Old Guard of Founded Oct. 1, 1861 Mothers Circle will meet Episcopal Church will There will be a kitchen WASHINGTON - When snow falls, bad," is the reply, "but don’t use November to mid-April. At any rate, will be discussed. Emanuel Lutheran Church M«mb«r. Audit SufMu of Circutation Mofflbor. Unitod P rtu Inttrnationoi meet tonight at 8 at the social after the meeting. Washington Is full of people who, like your car unless you have to.” no bureaucrat would presume to Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the will meet Tuesday at 10 home of Mrs. Theresa church. The Polish Women’s Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square. T.S. Eliot’s J. Aldred Prufrock, Andrew Tully j After the latest “snowstorm” — hand out "emergency” driving ad­ a.m. in Luther Hall of the Ghabrial, 59 McDivitt Dr. Alliance, Group 246, will Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. wonder If they dare to eat a peach. mKxmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtr just under three pretty inches — I vice. Parents take care of that, along church, followed by a The recitation of the An adult education meet tonight at 7:30 at the In the city whose powers with the assignment of dally chores. rehearsal of the Beethoven Rosary and ecumenical Raymond F Robinson. Edilor-Publisnar Harofd E. TurkinQton. Managing Editor found picturesque the advice given to The Koffee Krafters of program, “Christianity home of Mrs. Alice Kose, theoretically cause tyrants to trem­ G Walking an adventure Men’s Glee Club. hour by the St. Bridget alarmbd residents of the capital’s the YWCA Program and Gambling Is....?” will 25 Cooper St. Rosary Society scheduled ble and foreign currencies to tread metropdlltan area. Indeed, in my day snow was an­ Center will meet be presented tonight at Opinion ...... ■.... '.... '...... ly to avoid contributing to traffic The Sunset Club will for ’Tuesday at Cronin Hall, fitfully, even two inches of snow can 1 noying only because boys were 7:30 in Woodruff Hall of The local chapter of jams. Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Mayfair Gardens is force declaration of an amergency. Use lowest gear to noon at the Community Center Congregational Parents Anonymous will We have had a lot of snow In awakened an hour early to remove it the Senior Citizens Center., canceled because of the There isn’t enough Newspapers, radio and television "Don't drive unless It’s absolutely from sidewalks and driveways. Y to work on fancy Church. meet ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. weather. Washington this year — a little more recite the harrowing experiences of necessary,” said Seward Cross, an baskets. Membership in at Concordia Lutheran than 11 inches in a recent week. A Walking to school was an adventure, Uiose hardy citizens who chailenged official in the Bureau of ’Traffic not a misfortune. No school I ever the YWCA and Koffee Manchester Chapter, Church, 40 Pitkin St. to go around, boys tot? I can see the raised eyebrows in the streets and highways. Engineering and Operations. "If you Krafters is required. Itaby- SPEBSQSA, will meet Wausau, Wis., and Casper, Wyo. But attended closed because of too much The council on ministries Schools are closed, n A meetings do drive, use the lowest gear possi­ sitting is provided. tonight at 7:30 at the Teen u* w$h$v9'a in such localities men are, well, snow snow. However, the buses that of North United Methodist It is pie cutting season again The need for legislators to are postponed. Bus drivers are ble. Don’t brake unless you have to. Hostesses are Mrs. Mary Center Annex of wondartui naw ___ _ shovelers, and so are women. In carried pupils from the nearby- Manchester Recreation Church will meet tonight at in Hartford. say “no” to new and expanded authorized to bring their vehicles to a Once the wheels lock on an icy sur­ Schauster and Mrs. Vi aisortmant of... “ttalnedgUMlkits Washington, D.C., even a forecast villages of Sturbrldge and Charlton Campbell. Center. The meeting is 7 at the church. Already the various groups halt and abandon their passengers if face you’ve lost control of the car’s programs remains if the predicting flurries sends officialdom occasionally were a few minutes open to all area men in­ they decide a snow-sprinkled direction. When you do brake, use a are casting out for increases in budget is to be kept in balance. and citizenry alike into a tizzy of late. If school furnaces balked, the The executive board of terested in singing four- Two meetings are fclMdal..88*lraiMS throughfare poses a danger to life short, light, pumping motion.” state budget requests. The need to wisely apportion mapping contingency plans. kids sat at their desks bundled in the Lutz Junior Museum part barbershop harmony. scheduled for tonight at and limb. And, finally, "Keep both hands on The state Board of Educa­ available new funds in the area mackinaws and great those representing the state than the common good. at 3:30 p.m. at the church. Eleanor Sulston, will meet those who patriotically left work ear- lightly powdered street. "Not too ditions which prevail from late faintly through the universe...” United Methodist (3iurch producti y employes see their needs being The governor’s upcoming will discuss their recent in the Parish House. fullfilled for about $100 million. budget message will, we hope, Manchester Rotary Club trip to the Holy Land. But the governor has said no give us a clue as to whether the will meet Tuesday at 6:30 Baby-sitting is provided. The VFW Post and new taxes and has promised to p.m. at Mama Mia’s Auxiliary will sponsor a state will continue a prudent restaurant. Donald Richter The Hartford County recreational program shave a few already on the fiscal course until economic Open Forum | will give a summary of the Dental Assistant’s Society tonight at the Rocky Hill books. recovery is fully complete or if “Tax Revision Laws of will meet ’Tuesday at 7:30 Veterans Hospital. Those u u n i i 1976.” ^ thei mUroetsmUroetc of mJaftndtm Jaftndt |a 7 And- there are the other it will start drifting in spending p.m. in Dr. Jean-Louis planning to attend will ([• liowiftownowiftown manehtftar J p Hebert’s office, 70 E. Mid­ meet at the post home at precincts, so to speak, to be circles. M H S steps The Chi-Rho meditation dle Tpke. Fluodride and 6:15 p.m. heard from. Tax relief has been promised said hazardous What it adds up to is that the and no tax relief package is r D projected $35 million to $70 To the editor. legitimate if produced by going During my three years of waiking million surplus won’t take care further into debt. to schooi at Manchester High School, of everybody by a long shot. But debt retirement has no I encountered the difficulty of clim­ So what they are dividing spokesman who cries out for bing up stairs that were not shoveled now is largely pie in the sky. $10 million or $20 million for during the entire winter. A We know all are asking more state debt retirement out of Even though I no longer attend Manchester High Schooi, my two than they really expect to get the surplus funds-even though IfT B E sisters have the same problem, and 4 . m m or really need. But the lesson state law says surplus funds both have fallen on the treacherous for the taxpayer is there. should be used for this pur­ steps. The demand for more and pose. I am referring to the south-most more tax dollars continues un­ We don’t envy the stairs leading from the schooi to rrf>cARes Brookfield Street. There is no reason abated and the need for legislators. At this early stage, D. th&pant&opp why these stairs, which many people a prudence in fiscal manage­ Trie- PRe-5HM£l»J. it appears they must find a use, are not cleared of ice and snow. ment of state government is way to buy about a billion ’The student is responsible to get to not diminished one iota dollars of happiness with a school on time, yet Manchester High T because the economy appears paltry few million bucks. Schooi wili not shoulder the respon­ to be improving. sibility of ensuring that school property is safe for its students. J Sincerely, Michelle Jaworski, A costly epidem ic a ’76 graduate The National Fire Protection reason. The owner of a home 83 Pitkin St. DRASTIC REDUCTIONS Association reports that there or business or car may see Manchester ’i f i i were 141,100 fires "of defrauding an insurance com­ X IN ALL DEPARTM ENTS! suspicious origin’’ in the pany as the solution to his Today’s thought A United States in 1975, an in­ financial problems. crease of more than K per cent Vandalismior malicious mis­ FOR MEN! over 1974. Deliberately set chief is another primary Did you have another "Blue Mon­ day” today? Reg. *80 to *90 Knlta-Texturlzed-Wool Blanda fires cost some $634 million in reason, with juveniles the most In our hectic, rapid-pace world-of- property losses. frequent culprits. Oth,er work the vast majority start out on The insurance industry says motives include spite, la ^ r “Blue Monday” and end the week the true situation is actually troubles, racial conflicts, ^ th "Thank God it’s Friday.” And ISUITS^*39“ on the days in between some wear N (Others at.. » 5 9 “ ) much worse. When such things attempts to hide another crime their “Keep Smiling” buttons to Reflections bolster their spirits. Reminds me of as lost jobs, lost property tax such as burglary, and mental S P O R T C O A T S Knlts-Texturized-Wool Blenda Req. *50 2 4 « | revenues and increased in­ illness. the song "Let a smile be your um­ Hal Turkington brella...” D R E S S S L A C K S ...... Reg.‘i7 9 * * l surance premiums are con­ Ckintributing to the problem Well, it really makes a lot of sense Managing Editor sidered, the total arson bill is the difficulty of proving ar­ — a smile can effect our outlook on I LEISURE SUITS . Reg. *50 to >60 24* * (others at 34” ) | may be closer to $10 billion. son. Authorities estimate that life. Some experts believe that only about one to three per While walking down E. Center St. T R iO SU n rS...... Reg>100 6 9 ” one morning this winter, deep in half of all fires officially cent of all confirmed arson thought as I thade my way to a SPORTCOATS...... Reg >50 29^* classified as due to unknown cases result in convictions. In meeting, I was suddenly surprised by Washington, D.C. can be nice at Foot Guard Colonial cutaways and marches. First Co. was playing as we S L A Z n S ...... Reg -55 3 4 ” causes should be included in addition, few fire or police a “ Hello! Lovely day, isn’t it?” Cherry Blossomtime, but it’s a cold busbies had been trucked. We had hit the reviewing stand and into the Caught off guard, I paused a mo­ the category of arson. We are, departments are as well- town in which to parade on a day in breakfast there, and then a change televisions cameras. SLACKS (SoRds, Choefcs, Plaids) Reg. -18--20 12” ment and looked at the smiling elder­ January. There will be a lot of cold in fact, in the midst of an “ar­ trained to investigate ly gentleman who was strolling by into street parade uniform. ★ ★ ★ WOOL RLENO SLACKS...... Reg-23 14” marchers there next Friday for the There was a quick rehearsal for the son epidemic,” says one major suspected arson as they could me. I smiled back and, taking note of Inaugural Parade. Buses were there to return us to ALL-WEATHBt COATS with zip-liner Reg-70 4 9 ” what he said, replied, "Yes, it is two bands in the GU guadrangle Georgetown and a change into the insurer. be, and some insurance com­ Herb Kingsbury and I were reflec­ beautiful out!” before we were hustled back onto the blues again. There we were dropped OUTBIWEAR&S;. . . Reg -3S to-70 2 0 -5 0 % o ff Typical arson targets in­ panies have been criticized for That really set my mood for the ting upon our one Inaugural Parade buses and shipped to Bolling Air clude business properties in failing to pursue arson in Washington, with time on our GENUINE LEATHBUACKETS gS| 20-50% Off day! over a cup of coffee in The Herald’s Force Base. There, ALL units of the hands until the train left Union Street What does your face say to others lunchroom last week. Q KIMD S M IL E S ^ ^ ^ GREET YOU AT EVERYBRAMCH...... SERVICES YOU deteriorating central-city prosecutions as vigorously as parade had designated spots; in fact, for home. FASHION SHIRTS...... Reg •124-13 5 0 % Off about your faith? Do you express the ★ ★ ★ areas, schools, churches and they might, although both that was the REAL assembly area. There were Hospitality Suites over Free expert iMarMions joy of the Lord, or do you go around Military bandmen often get called other public buildings. But situations are improving. Once we had our places, it was at the Senate Office Building, in Abe THOUGHT WERE FORGOT...... SAVINGS^>AND LOANS "looking like the devil?” upon to help another band when it back on the bus again, and back (o rural areas, too, are seeing ar­ Despite its mounting Try smiling on Mondays — and Rlbicoff’s place. Many went there; needs certain instrumentation. Tuba Washington to line up on the Mall FOR LADIES! r" economic cost, however, arson every other day of the week — and others toured the city. son increases and automobiles players are most always in demand; AT FIRST FEDERAL...... WHERE LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT spread a little sunshine. along Pennsylvania Ave. Herb and I decided we wanted to are becoming a favored target. is not yet generally perceived so are trumpet players, like Herb, Reg. *50 to *65 A smile is a precious gift, The And then the old military slogan hear the bands — the Coast Guard, by the public to be a serious for street parades, especially. Money, of course, is one big more you give it away, the more it took charge — hurry up and wait! the Army Band and the Navy Band. crime problem. And so it was our good fortune in comes back to you. Wait we did, for about three hours. Each 'was playing concert music at 1969 to accept an invitation to Presi­ IFJOU WANT TO BUY DIAMONDS F iM N D PEARLS SIDE GUNCES by Gill Fox Submitted by, Over on the next street we could see the three Inaugural Balls around the C f M a S * 8 #*.* 4 4 « Elaine Holcomb dent Nixon’s first inaugural, playing the U.S. Coast-Guard Academy Band city...... ' MACC Division of with the First Co. Band of the Gover­ waiting just like us, so we moved on We don’t remember now where PANTCOATS...... Reg.*40to*50 2 4 * io 3 4 " Christian Unity nor’s Foot Guard. The invitation ^ 7 SWIMMING POOLS AND SUCH...... PUT ALL YOUR SAVINGS AT over to say our hellos to many friends each band was playing, but there was 7 came from the late Capt. Dayton in that band. one at the Washington Statler, at the SKI JACKETS...... Reg -23to*28 1 7 " Palmer, who also was an assistant They hadn’t forgotten convenience FIRST FEDERAL.... AND HONESTLY HONEY YOU INCREASE YOUR MONEY.... Smithsonian, and at an armory. PANTS & SKIRTS...... Reg-etoM4 5*”to8 " conductor for our Sphinx Temple for paraders; there were portable ★ ★ ★ Shrine Band. restrooms, and there were tents, in­ Time does fly, and soon we were Yesterdays We have played with First Co. SWEATERS A TOPS . . . Reg 7 to M2 4” to7*'> side of which were gas stoves. But back at Union Station, waiting for the Band many times over a period of 15 WE’LL GIVE A H A N D \ i ^ ^ WHEN YOU’VE LOST THE WAY...... GIVE YOU poor Joe Tobin, the drum major, who train. It was another sleepless night years, especially in state affairs, the 25 years ago was a Hartford policeman. Big long, home; in fact, there wasn't much Concordia Lutheran Church Inaugural Parade for Connecticut’s thin Joe kept running into the tents time to sleep at all. A LOAN TO RELY O N ...... WHETHER THE DAY BRIGHT OR GRAY, FOR BOYS! governor, for Armed Forces Day, revises its constitution. every half hour and hollar, "FALL We got back to Hartford about 10 among others. Prudential agents and company IN!” We fell in — and fell out again a.m., only to learn that the baggage CN TIRESTD C»O U ||7J||^£^ First Co. Foot Guard and Band argue on paying policies. when the marshal learned our sec­ car was dropped off at New Haven WE ARE THE ONES TO DEPEND O N ...... report to the Foot Guard Armory on Community Players to present tion wasn’t next in line. with Second (io. — and First Co. gear "Arsenic and Old Lace” for Ladies of High St. early evening of Jan. 19 and But finally we did step out, left was on board. ’They sent It up on the Columbu. change into street blues. As Herb and turn onto Pennsylvania Ave., and next train, but it was early afternoon 10 years ago 1 recall, we led the troops from the FIRST F E D E R ^ WANTS YOU TO REALLY KNOW ...... TO SHOW YOU WE never to stop again until we had before it arrived. Herb and I planned LEISURE SU IT S ...... Sizese-ZO Reg.-27 -30 1 9 ^ Board of Dire^ors votes to have Armory to Union Station about 10 reached the dissembly area. to get back to The Herald late mor­ FASHION S H IR T S ...... Reg-S4-6 3 ” traffic light insUlled at Hilliard and p.m. for a sleeper compartment train 'The two bands were parading side- ning, but It wasn't to be. Back home, HAVEN’T ^ ^ F O R G O T ...... FOR NOW AND FOREVER...... Main Sts., installation of which to Washington. ’There was a stop in Free expert elterations by-side, First Co. on the left and Se­ we got that necessary sleep we had depends on the North End Renewal New Haven to take on the Second Co. cond Co. on the right, 12 abreast. The Opanavatyniia and the arrival of the light equip­ been avoiding. Mon tvuSat The only other group with us was a idea was to furnish continual music THAT ALWAYS AND EVER...... LIHLE THINGS MEAN A LOT! Wa honor ment. ★ ★ ♦ Bar*Amancard squad of State Troopers who were to the entire length of the parade. First AMaalarCtwroa AndwsiMi-Utth Though still preferring Globe Let us draw your attention to the carry the slate’s colors. It was First Co. play "Second Hollow land, Manchester Community People Section front page of ManchMtar Parkada • Manchester But nobody sleeps on a sleeper College officials pick tjiree alternate Connecticut March.” At the “shot Wednesday’s Herald where Bettv Weetfarme Mall - Farmington sites; Some Red Rock Golf Course going to Washington for an Inaugural note” or "stinger” as we call the last Ryder writes about a REAL veteran land and other acreage off Keeney Parade. Cat-nap, yes; but sleep. No! sixteenth beat of the march, the of inaugural parades. He will be St., Hlllstown Rd. and Case Mt.; The train arrived at Washington other band drum section took up the ftstFederolSavhgs there Friday in Washington, and "We’ve gotten the lead out of gasoline. Now if we could just acreage of Fox Grove Golf Course Union Station about 8 a.m. and buses beat and gave a "roll off" for Second "He" is Ed Foster of 358 Woodbridge land; and acreage off Lake St. in Ver­ were there to deliver lls to St. Ed will be parading in his 10th in­ Ewt Hartford, QIaatonbury, South QIaatonbury, Manchaatar, Vamon, RoekviOa and South Wbidaor. get it out of husbands!" Co. non. Georgetown University, where the Wall-to-wall, str^et-to-streei augural with First Co. 4. PACK MX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). Manchester. Coon.. Mon.. Jan. 17.1W7 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Jan. 17. 1977 — PAGE SEVEN ‘Maiirhester Evening Herald’ Coventry report For Bolton pols work on slates Homo Delivery has Bicen theme With party caucuses less than two Robert Morra, Republican town Ilvi Cannon, Democratic town Phone 647-9946 weeks away, Bolton’s Republican HARTFORD/area news chairman, asks any Republican in­ chairman, said the moninating com­ EAST The 1975-1976 annual report of the Town of Coventry is and Democratic Town Committees terested in seeking an elected office mittee is still looking for persons in­ MONDAY. JANUARY 17.1.77 PRICE: FIF7EB, OEN7S WINDSOR -VERNON available today at the town manager’s office, Town Hall. are actively working to present a full to call either himself, 646-7447, or terested'in seeking a position. There are 700 copies of the Bicentennial theme report. slate of endorsed candidates for the Joseph Gately, 649-6497, no later than Anyone interested should call Mrs. Holly Gantner, assistant to the town manager, said. May town election. ■ Wednesday. Cannon, 649-8080; Maureen Houle. A copy of the report will be predented to Jesse ^ t h political parties will caucus Morra said he anticipates some 643-1969. or Siddiq Sattar, 643-9904. Brainard, town council chairman, by Frank Connolly, Jan. 25, the Republicans at 8 p.m. at contests at the caucus. He said there Women set East Hartford Dems town manager, at tonight’s Town Council meeting. Herrick Memorial Park, and the are a handful of positions for which Anyone seeking information about The attractive Bicentennial cover was drawn and Democrats at 8 p.m. at the Com­ there are no candidates yet, but he the caucus should call the respective annual ball designed by Marilyn Richardson. Christine Woods munity Hall. will have a full slate by the caucus. party chairman. donated the early map of Coventry used on the back J ■/ suggest Egazarian cover. \ • • East Hartford Ms. Gantner edited and compiled the report, which ,; \ features a history of Coventry and a biography of Nathan The annual East Hartford Rockville hospital notes Hale by Margaret Jacobson, and many photographs by Women's Gub Ball will be held for council vacancy Frances Funk. Saturday, Feb. 5 at The Colony in Many hours were spent to make the report a special Vernon. in 1956 and soon after joined Pasqual Admitted Friday: Elizabeth Allan, daughter. West St., Rockville; Dorothy Wisnieski, Upper Butcher Rd., Rockville. A 7 p.m. social hour will preceded By MAL BARLOW apd unique publication, Ms. Gantner said. Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland; Blanche Felt- Whatley, Court St., Rockville: Mrs. Gullotta, who then owned Pat's Phar­ The report features a two-page summary of Coventry Discharged Saturday: Deizel Benway, dinner. Dancing to the music of A1 The Elast Hartford Democratic man, Vernon Garden Apts., Rockville; Margaret Winkley and son. East Had- West Willington; Earl Brock, PlnneySt., macy at 1001 Main St., East Hart­ Gottlieb Held, Metcalf Rd., Tolland; Jarvis will continue until 1 a.m. Town Committee Sunday night Bicentennial activities in 1976, as well as reports from ail dam. Ellington; John Connelly, Hayes Rd,, ford. Louise Held, Metcalf Rd., Tolland; town departments, boards and commissions. The report Births Friday: A daughter to Mr, and South Windsor; David Dickinson, South Mrs. Martin Burnham, ball chair­ recommended Harry A. Egazarian of Gullotta died and Egazarian Elizabeth Nelson, Prospect St., man, has appointed Mrs. Warren 44 Bancroft Rd. to fill the vacant seat also includes portion of the year-end audit. Mrs, Thomas Steadward, Stafford St., Rockyille; Alan Doyle, Highland Ave.. bought the store from his estate in Rockville; Dorothy Steadward, Stafford Springs; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Russell as reservations chairman. To on the Town Council. 1963. Blood pressure screening Rockville; Carole Dwyer, Ellington Ave., Springs; Anne-Marie Turley, Talcottville Turley, Talcottville Rd., Vernon; a son to Ellington; Joseph Fecteau, E. Main St., make reservations, call Mrs. Russell James Fitzgerald, Democratic “Many people still call me Pat,” The Coventry Senior Citizens Club will hold a blood u Rd., Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morse, Enfield; pressure screening session at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, spon­ Rockville; Gottlieb Held, Metcalf Rd., at Sa-8738. town chairman, said today the Egazarian said this morning. "I don’t Discharged Friday: Anthony a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Tolland; Frances LeBlonde, Crystal Other club members assisting Mrs. process of selecting Egazarian began correct them. I admired Mr. Gullotta sored by the Coventry Public Health Nurses, before their Chemistruck, Fern St., Rockville; Gary Allan, Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland. Lake Rd., Tolland; Lillian McIntyre, Sun­ Burnham are Mrs. Kenneth Acker­ soon after Joseph J. Dentamaro an­ regular 1 p.m. meeting at the Second Congregational Geiger, Diane Dr., South Windsor; Mary Admitted Saturday: Lorraine Blinn, very much. That’s why I kept his Cover of Coventry’s 1975-1976 town report is ny View Dr., Vernon; Andrew Muccianti, man, cochairman; Mrs. James nounced his resignation from the name on the store.” Church Community Center, Rt. 44A. Kita, Middle Butcher Rd., Rockville; Hublard Dr., Vernon; Cynthia South St., Rockville; Winifred Rogers, Clementino, decorations; Mrs. council Dec. 7. Dentamaro had been Representatives from the Connecticut Medical Ser­ drawing of Nathan Hale Monument on Monu­ Mrs. Joan Morra and daughter, 'Tinker Boothroyd, Carter Dr„ Tolland; Fred Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; Bert Scheuy, Pond Rd., Bolton: Mary Ruest, Dominic Leone, invitations; Mrs. the Democratic majority leader of vices and Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. will ment Hill Rd. The cover was designed and Henderson, Crystal Rd., Ellington; Franklin Park, Rockville; Deborah A better place Danielson; Jeanette Surwill, White Rd., Raymond Kryzak, Mrs. Aldred the council. present a program about health insurance at the meeting. Hyacinth Upak, West St., Rockville; Therrien, Richard Rd., Vernon. Egazarian said he did not tell the drawn by Marilyn Richardson. Ellington; Mrs. Sandra Welch and John Storo, Risley Rd., Vernon; Edith Roberts and Mrs. Richard Willard, The majority leader job soon after Democratic Town Committee dis­ program; Mrs. John Pouliot, fell to Henry Genga. trict members of any special views treasurer; Mrs. Bernard Kehoe, The chairmen of the Democratic he holds, because he said he does not This printing test pattern is publicity, and Mrs. EUmer King, Town Council meets tonight part of The Heraid quality Singing in King memorial service Town Committee’s nine districts have any. Area bulletin board scholar^p chairman. control orogram in order to held meetings to discuss possible “I wrote the committee offering Coventry planning office to discuss multi-family For the first time in the club’s The East Hartford High School Mixed Ensemble, under the direction of Richard Sterner, give you one of the finest BRAZILIAN MUSIC replacements for Dentamaro. my services. I told the members I The Coventry Town Council will meet regulations and commercial-industrial areas history, proceeds from the ball will sings “We Shall Overcome” during Friday afternoon service in East Hartford Town Hall to newspapers in the nation. Several persons, including had watched the town closely in my tonight at 7:30 in the Town Hall Board Room in relation to the town plan of development. 7 go to the Women’s Gub Scholarship honor memory of Dr. Martin Luther King. The town police and fire departments honor Andover IN CONCERT Egazarian, announced their interest 20 years here. to consider a proposed ordinance to establish a The town Sewer Authority will also meet Fund. In previous years, the club’s guard opened the program. The Rev. Roger Nicholson of the First Congregational Church in the post. Three others were Albin The Andover Board of Elducation will meet town Cemetery Commission. tonight, at 7:30 at the Town Hall. Gerardo Paranto, pianist annual fashion show was for the “East Hartford has been very good and Rabbi Andrew Hechtman of Temple Beth Tefilah led prayers. Dr. John Rogers of Anderson, Mrs. Patricia McCabe and to me. I just love it. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Andover Elemen­ The commission would be responsible for Two checks received I O C Wascily SIm oas Dos Anjoa, oboelst benefit of the scholarship program. Salvatore G. Ingallinera. tary School Conference Room. The board will the care, charge, management and control of Every year the club awards four Manchester, a historian with the University of Hartford, and Mayor Richard Blackstone “Now I have time to turn around The Town of Coventry has received two spoke. Mary Gartrelle of EHHS gave the narrative to a song by the ensemble. (Herald After the nine district chairmen and help the town stay as good as it begin discussion of the 1977-1978 budget, and the municipal cemetery planned for part of checks from the federal government. Town 8 p.m.g Januara 18 scholai^ps to two E ^ t Hartford felt they had the true sentiments of will also discuss transportation, contest par­ the Cumisk property. High School seniors and to two photo by Barlow) is. Maybe I can even help it be a Manager Frank Connolly announced. Ballay Auditorium their constituents, they met Sunday better place.” ticipation and personnel. Other items on tonight’s agenda include dis­ A check for 337,701 represents the final Penney High School seniors. night, Fitzgerald said. liiere will be an organizational meeting for cussion of Riley Mtn. Rd. and Brigham Rd., a In previous years, the proceeds Egazarian did say he has some revenue sharing payment under the five-year Manchester High School “After a lengthy dialogue and special concerns. The snafu on Silver a 4-H Club Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of police application for record-keeping grants, program. Another revenue sharing pro^am from the dance went to the League review, Harry Egazarian was our Dwight Knowlton, Hebron Rd. Andover and and the street light program. FREE ADMISSION for Austistice Giildren, the State Lane due to the lack of an 1-84 con­ has begun, and the town expects funds this Adult school signup slated choice,” he said. area children aged 9 to 19 are welcome to join. The Town Council will also meet in spring, he said. Post Road S tig M Compiny Federation Breast Guxier Associa­ nector and the mess at Governor St. Fitzgerald will give the committee Club projects will include small engines, trac­ executive session to discuss a personnel The second check, for 38,063, was received h u donated ■ but to transport tion, Youth Services of E^ast . Hart­ East Hartford and applied arts, foreign languages, are $8 per course for East Hartford due to the dumping of 1-86 traffic GLOBE decision to Genga, who is head of the head his list. tors, woodworking, plants, photography, beef, matter and site selection for the planned cen­ under the Anti-Recession Fiscal Assistance groups to and from lha concari ford, and the Eiast Hartford Media industrial arts, home and family, and residents and $18 per course for non­ dairy, dogs, goats, horses, poultry, rabbits, For apodal group council subcommittee in charge of “Those people on Prospect St. tral town facility. Program, Title II Of the Public Works Travel Service Center. In-person registration for the Elast general interest. residents. swine, child care, clothing, food and leisure. arrangomonto, call tha atudani finding a replacement for Den­ (near Governor St.) have it tough. I PZC work session Employment Act of 1976. This is the third of 555 MAIN STREET The Women’s Club has also Hartford Adult Program will take New offerings this spring include: No fee will be required for those To learn more, call 742-9004. activlUaa offlea at M CC, 646- tamaro. The custom has been for want to learn why we can’t improve The Planning and Zoning Commission will five payments, Connolly said. The previous 643-2165 purchased a kidney dialysis machine place on Monday and Tuesday, Jan. Introduction to metrics, radio and persons enrolled in Adult Basic such a subcommittee to take the par­ The tax collector’s and assessor’s office will two payments totaled 39,910. 4900, axl. 250. for Kidney Foundation, two buses for 24 and 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Elast TV, indoor gardening, public Education, High School Equivalency, that situation.” conduct a work session tonight at 7:30 in the Over 30 Years ty’s choice. be open tonight and Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Sponaorad by tha Connactleut- the transportation of the town’s Hartford High School Cafeteria. speaking, beginning and in­ and Community Service classes Egazarian’s wife, Marilyn O’Leary Travel Experience Town pharmacist Constables will meet tonight at 7:30 at the Paralba Partnara, Manchaatar ezceptional children, and a cytocen- The spring semester of the Adult termediate sign language, leather- (resident and nonresident) or Elast Egazarian, is also a registered phar­ Authorized agent in Community Collogo, Egazarian was bom and raised in Town Office Building. trifuge (prepares specimens for Evening School will begin the week craft, consumer education, computer Hartford residents who have reached macist and works with him. They Senior Citizens Day slated Manchester for all Manchoator Public Schoola, MANCHESTER cancer detection) for Hartford of Jan. 31. programming, occupation skills, the age of 62 or are enrolled in the Worcester, Mass. He studied phar­ have three children. Margaret is in South Windsor Airlines, Railroads and Manchaatar Evaning Harald COMMUNITY Hospital with proceeds from the an­ Classes are available in the creative crafts, and divorce and High School Diploma Program. macy at the University of Connec­ her first year at Holy Cross College South Windsor representative to CRT Project Council, which Steamship Lines. and Lutz Junior Muaoum. nual dances. following areas: Business and separation. Anyone wishing more information ticut in Storrs and, in his junior year, in Worcester. Gregory attends East The Capital Improvements Commission will Plans are being made for the second annual meets monthly in Hartford to handle C a iE G E secreteriai, driver education, fine Registration fees for the courses should call 289-7411, extension 434. worked in the Rexall drug store in Catholic High School and John meet Tuesday in the Orange Room of the Senior Citizens Day sponsored by the South Nutritional Program business. No replace­ the Manchester Parkade. At that attends the Slye Elementary School. Town Hall. The comission will meet with the Windsor Senior Citizens’ Advisory Ckimmittee. ment has been named yet. East Hartford time, Egazarian lived with interns at Last year’s Senior Citizens Day was con­ J “We’ve got a helluva nice town,” Democratic town chairman at 8 p.m. and with The Advisory Committee has been told snow news briefs Manchester Memorial Hospital. , he said today. “I want to keep it that the public works director at 9 p.m. sidered a success by ^ n s o r s , and a date of tires are needed for the minihus. To increase REAL ESTATE COURSES Fire union elects Alleano He received his pharmacy degree way.” The South Windsor Planning and Zoning March 4 has been set for this year’s event. safety for mini-bus riders, the step stool has The banquet to honor the EHHS Commission will conduct a public hearing Volunteers will help with the arrangements. been adjusted, enabling easier entering and Manchester Community College Is offering four Real Estate courses beginning tha week champion football team is tonight at East Hartford ’The fire fighters are now in the Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Council Chambers of Also being discussed is a Senior Citizens Ser­ exiting. of January 24. One course. Real Estate Principles and Practices, covers topics for peo­ 6:30 at the Marco Polo Restaurant on The union of Elast Hartford fire fact finding stage of contract talks Town Hall. The hearing is on an application by vices Open Forum, tentatively set for Aprjl 13, A. blood pressure clinic for senior citizens ple preparing to take the State sales license examination. They are all three credit Burnside Ave. with the town. Alleano said the fire East Hartford public records The public will be invited to join senior will be held Wednesday at St. Peter’s courses that meet once a week tor 15 weeks, and the cost lor each Is $60.00. The fighters has elected Santo Alleano Jr. 50-cres Ltd. for an open space subdivision on courses are approved by the Connecticut Real Estate Commission. to his ninth one-year term as their fighters here are paid about the same 48 acres of land north of Miller Rd., between citizens to discuss problems and services Episcopal Church, beginning at 11 a.m., under A talk on “Eizploring Inner Space” as most departments in the area. related to the aging. Walk-In registration will be conducted 2:00-7:00 p.m. on Jan. 18, and 9 a.m. to 12 president. cent J. Juliano et al, property at 131 Nevers Rd. and Abby Rd., in an RR Zone. the direction of the Public Health Nursing Ser­ noon Jan. 22, 29 In the Registrars Office on the main campus, 60 Bidwell St. Mall In will be given tonight at 8 at the Tem­ Warranty deeds Tony Gagnon has submitted his resignation The International Association of Alleano is also a member of the Appletree Dr. vice. Thursday, CRT Nutritionist Janice registration accepted until Jan. 20. For further Information call 646-2137. Classes are ple Beth Tefilah at 465 Oak St. by as South Windsor Nutrition Program Macferran will discuss Vitamin C in the diet. Mrs. Sandra Stanlake of the staff of Fire Fighters of the AFL-CIO Local executive board of the Uniformed Ramada Inns Inc. to Ramada of Richard Waska et al to Dominick Tolland scheduled as follows: Manchester Community (College. No. 1548 also elected Lt. Richard Fire Fighters Association of Connec­ Connecticut Inc., property on Darlin Lombardi et al, property on Jerry A Tolland Area Association for the Retarded Morrison to his ninth term as the ticut which represents all the fire St. near the Founders Bridge. Rd. and Handicapped is being formed by parents REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES A PRACTICES The E)ast Hartford Branch YMCA local’s vice president. fighter unions in the state. Joseph F. Gagnon et al to Charles MCC area signup continues Dianne M. Fellows et al to P.L.T. and professionals, one of the major goals is Mondays, 7:00-9:40 p.m. on Main St. will begin the second ses­ Other officers elected were: A. Galetta et al, property on Main St. Carpentry Ch. Inc., property on Main affiliation with the Connecticut and National sion of its Pre-school Movement William Heimer to his first term as He is an East Hartford native, a Registrations are still being accepted for or application forms should call the MCC com­ Wednesdays, 7:00-9:40 p.m. Richard Akatyszewski et al to Vin- St. Associations for Retarded Citizens as a non­ Saturdays, 9:20 a.m.-12 noon Education Program Tuesday from 10 secretary, Larry Clancy to his graduate of East Hartford High courses being offered in the spring by munity services office, 646-2137. School, and has taken fire prevention profit organization. To learn more, call Jo to 11 a.m. To learn more, call the seventh term as treasurer, and Paul Adams, 647-1641; Ted Piecyk, 684-2388, or Manchester Community College. Classes will Courses to be offered in Vernon will be: REAL ESTATE FINANCE N YMCA at 289-4377. Sawyer to his fourth term as and fighting courses a l the state be conducted in Vernon and South Windsor. Business law, principles of accounting, in­ technical college in Hartford. Marion Ordway, 649-9445. Thursdays, 7:20-10:00 p.m. Police reminded residents this negotiator. Plan is not unanimous The courses are part of a special five- troduction to astronomy, introduction to weekend that if sidewalks are not Elected stewards in the town’s five He is an ex-officio member of the semester sequence initiated by the college last economics, advanced composition, history and REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL I stations were: Harvey Cormier to his Vernon fall. shoveled, the public works depart­ East Hartford Emergency Medical appreciation of fine arts, U. S. history, and Tuesdays, 7:20-10:00 p.m. ment crews will shovel them and bill third term at Station 1, Joseph Izzo to Service Commission and is an for Vernon band shell Hope (Tiapter 60, Order of Eastern Star, will Classes will start the week of Jan. 24 at the elementary statistics. the property owners. his second at Station 2, Gerald emergency medical technician. He is meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Tem- middle school in Vernon and the high school in Ck)urses to be offered in South Windsor are: PROBLEMS IN REAL ESTATE BROKERAGES MANCHESTER Campbell to his fourth at Station 3, South Windsor. Each class will meet one night Business law, managerial communications, proud the local department not only The committee appointed by Park or Ecker property) or would . pie. Orchard St. A class of candidates will be Thursdays, 8:00-10:40 a.m. COMMUNITY Wayne Jutras to his first at Station 5 a week from 7 to 9:40 p.m. The cost is 320 per introductory composition, introduction to The St. Rose School will conduct has about 50 EMTs, it also has eight Mayor Thomas Benoit to make a initiated. ____COLLEGE and John McGrath to his first at Sta­ remove existing recreation areas college credit. literature, elements of modern math, in­ tests of applicants to its fifth grade paramedics. recommendation about buying a por­ The Tolland County Art Association has tion 6. from use such as Henry Park. Registrations may be mailed in or troduction to oceanography, applied psy­ class to enter the school this coming East Hartford may have the only table band shell will recommend changed the hours of workshops it conducts Alleano said he feels the fire Marcham said the committee feels registrations in person will be accepted Jan. chology, and contemporary social problems. fall. The tests will be given at the department in the state offering Tuesday night that bids go out on the the concept of a mobile unit allows each Tuesday at the Lottie Fisk Building, fighters have been treated fair by the 18 from 2 to 7 p.m. and Jan. 22 and 29 from 9 Elach is a three-credit course. Classes will school at 21 Church St. Feb. 5 from 10 around the clock paramedic project. taking cultural events to the people. Henry Park. The hours, starting this week, town. a.m. to noon at MCC, 60 Bidwell St., continue through the week of May 23, a.m. to noon. The school consists of emergency service, Alleano said. will be 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. T his is th e “We’ve had our problems but we One committee member, Gerald He said among these would be the Manchester. Those wishing more information Grades 5 through 8. To learn more, He and his wife, Virginia, live in Allen, would like to see Vernon put always seem to iron them out,’’ he housing projects for the elderly, Q uit Sm oicing Progranij call the school at 528-4169. town with their daughters Lisa, 8, Santo Alleano Jr. up a permanent facility. schools and shopping plazas. said. and Karen, 3. r The band shell will be paid for with Refering to a portable shell the Plainfield results Plainfield entries The W hoie C ountry money from the Swindell Trust Fund, town had several years ago, which at last audit contained 324,802 Marcham said while it could be dis­ Is T aiking A b o u t . . . Area police report in cash and 8tocks stipulated to be assembled, it was not really designed Sat. mallnaa used for recreational purposes. to be “portable.” It was made of thin PUT TK: I PA You'vt ie«n Jicquelyn Rofen, Foiuidct of imokEnden. on - n io ts u i test S-ll (q ItalTC 4Ri I S-ll 7th C S-ll • To Tell the Truth * NBC Tomorrow Show Stephen Marcham, chairman of the fiberglass sheets and deteriorated HUTttCai HNc S-ll ft) SMteOiM UN 7.N IN 12-1 1. Im 'iS ia ar 1-1 1. Radh«raa • Lou Gordon Show • David Sutakind Show Evans was also charged with FHt S-ll (I) 3N FM N 4121 ItN U N 1. TtaBpMi East Hartford Early Saturday morning, a break committee, said the committee 1 CtaUtaK^ IN SJI 2. Pappaltepky 2-1 2 . t a U t a a t-l i laM • CBS Jeanne Parr Show . . . and man/ othsn from being shipped from site to site. tnrsMMKk 141 m m ItM l SN 4U 2 Salta last 2N ItehltaMia S-1 ITtealai 3-1 3. possession of a controlled substance. Vernon was reported at the post office next TTh Im 7.41 141 4 Fatal Fat 4.N ttvTtfn proposes the purchase of a Wenger He said the majority of his com­ Tim: 32:11 i OMKa PU 4-1 4. lata (taa 12-1 4. m tataat And you’ve read v tick i about the imokEnder P rossn. In* Six persons were arrested over the All were released for appearance 2 SmM Ti|M. tap IN Itar 32:13 5. Mcfrtah'i Cifa • The New York Timaa * Waahinftoa Poat A 14-year-old girl was robbed of to the school. V m it n taUtaK lUptaMtSU Otatataa: tU ptal SUN , IMSaCaal t-l ICaraWPracar 11-1 Showmobile, a 28-foot enclosed mittee feels it would not be a mistake t i su 1 Ff I t a l Fpa 11- t 1 Marmr im M m Mantas • Money MaftiiM • Buaineaa Week weekend at Zayre’s Department in Common Pleas Ck)urt 12, East her paper route money while making h M t U7 pM $4iN Nrfwta; 3U ptal SHIN N M tM v m ' trailer, one side of which folds down to purchase the Wenger unit. The Irthcta: H.2 nU tm.7l 7. t e a l i-1 7. HutefTj 7. Lari Ritthaar • San Franciaco Ekaminar . . . and man/ oikart^ Store at 5 Main St. in Putnam Plaza TfScU: 4-7-2 pM WNN TriMc 3-1-4 ptal S2472JI i M lar Hartford, Jan. 31. her rounds early Saturday night, Ver­ Mary Jane Brennan, 17, of Buff TnSc S-ll It) Iff Owikta 3-1 IPawRactat L* Ann Landeri Column to form a stage. committee has gone to other towns ism t S-ll (C) SMt TitaM Cam (I) M l S-ll SttCTC ithirc and charged with fourth-degree non Police said. Cap Rd., Tolland, was charged Satur­ ! ■ Sura, tap liN IN Ml IMtaaMa 121 UC IN 1 •.< im M (.M IM U l The basic vehicle would cost about where similar units are being used S ClhfB'i Ml IM Ul 1. McMf 1-2 1. TtataN 1. Phataaa Chad larceny (shoplifting). A fight at the Brookside East day night with breach of peace in 2».ai9N( n.N IN I tew I M IN 4N 2 tetar Irin 4.N L tetp Plater 7-2 I Ml Mataarpiaca LMteli Police said the assailant was 323,594. Seven additional sections and found them to be durable. • 2 laipM 4JI 1 Oataff tteka 3JI In order of time of arrest, they restaurant at 38 Burnside Ave. Sun­ connection with a disturbance at Ver­ Tlm32N 1 Mau tem Ul Ilta'iFa 3 N Tha Maw described as a male, wearing a dark would cost 32,240, freight charge The committee recommends that TtaKSllI Ttac4IU tetaaia: lU ptal SUN 4. Ipteter S-2 4. U'l Q talf 4. ff Natea are: day at 9:31 p.m. led to the arrests of jacket and hat and driving a car. A non Lanes, Rt. 83. She was released NM c lU pU SUN taM i: U l ptal S71N MacU; IU ptal S34JI IMarkrlWva 7-1 IPraWa S-CvnCa would be 31,755, and spare tire and full control of scheduling be handled TriMa: 1-1-2 pM $NtN Pv Ik U: IU ptal S141N Trifacta: l-S-2 ptal SfSUI llraaffarlSk 12- 1 IMWaCt Sizzhta Pritaar • Eldna M. Scammon, 73, of 46 Elm two women. on her promise to appear in Common M j litata ISSN TritetK 141 ptal SULN small amount of money was taken. wheel would cost 3120 for a total of Dawtak S-ll iq 7 .lU )la a lS-1 7. tetaai Prtatai 7.0ridi'sCni Village Dr., East Hartford, at 10:41 by the Recreation Department and T M S-lim Sewtak S-ll (0 1 Saar Rita 2 -1 i FM P l^ iO a ite ia U Y o u w iU They are Bonnie Dzikiewicz, 24, of The Special Services Unit of the Ver­ Pleas Court 19, Rockville, Feb. 9. 2 law. tap U N SU IN ICtalaata IN IN IN a.m. Saturday. 327,709. transportation and deployment by 4HNiMUrt 7.N IN IN I Mata ila IN UP MIS-11 Ml I S-ll fthlS^ll 200 Regan Rd., Vernon, and Kathleen non Police Department is in­ Lucian Guildault, 36, of 45A Mt. I Mvi'i iKte IN IN IPaUilUai 121 IN Uwkr’aU 1. tetaalbppar Marcham said the deficit between the Parks Department. IEm ImntI in 3 Tata lata IN 1-1 1. TtaylM • Dorothy A. Davis, 33, of 11 M. Polowitzer, 23, of IM Charter Oak vestigating the complaint. Vernon Dr., Vernon, was arrested lu U d q r IU Tta32a2 IM te S M a 11 I m Spria 2. Md07ala Nassau St., Elast Hartford, at 3:06 the cost and the available trust funds In his minority report, Allen con­ TtaK 12J2 TtaK 32J7 tetaalK 4U ptal S34JC 1 CaMal 3-1 1 QalamI m I FaiWis Fata St., Manchester. Police charged both Sunday on a Common Pleas Court IMti:4UpMmJI QMa: 214 ptal S42JC Parfwta: IU ptal U7.N iM akR aN 12-1 i RaiMli ffapa 4. tetar Tha frata l-l stop smoking would be met by re-examining tents that maintenance of a portable Pirtacia: 414 pai SN2I tetaelK 2U ptal SI2il p.m. Satur^y. with breach of peace. Ms. Polowitzer Trtata: 443 ptal U U N lU M ate U l iT tata 5. JiM'i tete 4-1 7 Police are investigating a break warrant charging him with disorder­ TriNcU: 441 pM S211N Friteta 241 ptal $74111 prioritites from the current Recrea­ shell would involve town employes TiaNk CantiWia Oaaw ITraTtTte S-2 iCtainaa i U 't Mavii N 1-1 • David J. Evans, 17, of Glaston­ was also charged with criminal mis­ Fm * S-lf (D QMc S-ll (I) 7. H U 7. lataj Lack 7-2 into Sykes Junior High School, Park ly conduct and tampering with a tion Commission budget. 4 flariaa Nu % .N IN 4U 7-2 Mrtati Patti bury, at 4:21 p.m. Saturday. chief. transporting, erecting and dis­ lUNlSprMi IIN SJI IN U m 'i l a t 42JI U N 17N IIU IN IN IS a l 14-1 L l i l l M L terrymte 0pa( S-2 • • St., sometime Friday night, dis­ motor vehicle. TTie alleged Incidents Marcham said the committee dis­ SPrtatalMk 7.N U l 7 litae CtaiMii I N IN I TUar Trap on Feb. 24th • Marie D. Rossignal, 30, and mantling, “much of which would be ISmiSalir IN IMtePritaw LN KST KT - (iparl Paate k IMh Both were released for court covered late Saturday morning by a occurred Dec. 28. He was released on Ttali-N aoexOS SPIM - Mp Mataarptea k Sth Joanne Marie Mastrangeal, 31, both appearance Feb. 7. cussed the merits of a stationary done after working hours, thereby in­ Tiw 12JI Ttac 32U . telU4U ptal SI7.N . . . if you join smokEndcri now, and folow our pletiMt prognm. custodian. a 3500 non-surety bond for MkSUpMSIiN tetea: U7 ptal Sll.N Sivarteta: 442-1■UpteSN77.7l structure but a majority of the com­ curring additional expense for over­ n i Mtda: U7 ptal $1S4N Hosted by hospitals, leading corporatioM, and govemment agendet of Hartford, at 8:23 p.m. Saturday. Police said entry was gained appearance in court Feb. 9. M U US pM IHM mSMTIUTKI mittee rejected this concept for time.” TriMi: l-S-3 pM NUN Triteta: 3-7-4 ptal UN12I coast-to-coasi, smokEndert haa helped over 100,(XX) smoken kkk the • Deborah A. Manning, 24, of 16 A Central Ave. home was broken through a window and the teacher’s PUT TM US PA Jon Hyjek, 19, of 11 Bolton Rd., several reasons. He said several other area towns lit I S-ll habit during the past 8 yean. SmokEnden ihowa you the way to atop King G ., East Hartford, at 3:02 p.m. into Sunday between 1 and 4 p.m. lounge was ransacked and a door on a 4M I 411 7ff I 411 IM k 411 Sunday. Vernon, was charged Sunday with He said they feel a permanent are providing permanent facilities. ItetaNtai 1. te l Rtap Fata 1. Nadar Hta 42 I, tenrCw 141 smoking calmly and comfortably. You smoke aa much aa you want until Missing are |470 worth of appliances. rest room was damaged. UTNNT FffUS-ll(t) Ltea L Rawp'i Ilk L Taakai Zara 12-1 LRakd 42 fourth-degree larceny at Caldor, Tri- structure would be prone to van­ M M S-ll (Q LIrw a la M L n iiS w a He said one town in the West built mek Fin - mvKk nu 7-lktaite 13U SU LU S4rkkrPkte SN 4U SU 41 Llia'iMaw M you learn to quit WITHOUT hypnosis, icaie tactics, electric shoefca, City Shopping Plaza. He is scheduled dalism. He said the committee hoped one for , . FKT TMNI C«KI(R) t U LN Llteaikp Mar. ke U N IN i Iniffarl Cata iFtacwUte 41 I. Pacai Caitaa 141 willpower, or climbing the walb. 311 000 1-tata tSN IN iN 3U L F » i" 1 Prkaa Taacaa LMlCte 141 1 Ma'i Napaa 71 to appear in court Feb. 9. lAapHMke 4U IffMlkKlte to avert another headache such as He said, "I feel the appropriation 2-M ^N p 4N IN TM 32N V TM 31U IFiinteNiar i Fka Spat 7-2 LlteaalkrtkMlM Come to a FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION...and bring your Area fire calls UMa W ^ k k 3N kteak U7 ptal ULN 7 .« |M 7. M W a d ikitelterta 41 7. Mmirtei leNn 7-2 the Fox Hill Tower has created. of 328,000 for a portable shell, the life \ teMa SIS ptal SNU l U l i t e a South Windsor TK4M 7 Pktela 7U ptal SUN ^ Pariacta SU ptal SINU ICNteMtlk tff 1411 LtenkiMaaa 12-1 cigarettes...by February 24th, you won’t need them anymore. Marcham said possible sites dis­ of which is estimated to be In the tetealUptalSNJI Trtata 7-S4 ptal S34UI Trflada V34 ptal S71LU MCS-ll Iff 4 411 1. tram Maaiar 2-1 llffl41l Andrew Dole, 16, of 5 Hilton Dr., Triteta 1-2-1 ptal SSUN SOmi S-ll (ff 1. kwwte N1 l.Syte LCnral Talar Em I Hanford Saturday, 7:58 p.m .—First aid to South Petersen’s Farm restaurant, Putnam cussed for a permanent facility vicinity of 10 years, would not be In TVTITMKKMSKff . IM 1. Ca la Hk 41 FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION OATES LISTED BELOW SU M S-ll (ff MPtkki UN UN IN L te c ’ilap 12-1 LPrkkr'ibd Liac 141 LMvd 41 r ------Green Package Store, 723 Main St. South Windsor, was struck by a car IMMaar SU 4U LN L Nnr’i lM«p lS-1 LPakkt Saturday, 12:05 p.m. —Investigate Plaza off Main St. would either be too remote to ensure the best interest of the Swindell fami­ SMRMkha UN SU LN 2AT. Tki I U 3N tW t h m t m ILN 4U iR t e t e r M i 42 L M k k'iteter ite h IM Mondoy smoke at 63 Greenhurst Lane. Saturday, 9:07 p.m. - F ir s t aid to 35 Saturday night as he was walking on l-ffa«iria^ SN LN ItechpUttp IN iUUMfracvp 42 i Mwk C*k Rh« 41 lUilMpar U iWtkMau 41 u n w w M o i ffTTNOttraia Ttmdey ■OH M WodnotSiv Sunday, 8:28 p.m. - F ir s t aid at 148A a sufficient audience (Valley Falls ly or the citizens of the town:’’ S I t e m lM 7-2 I liaa'i Flpar 7-2 Jon. 10 pr M i l M l a LN TM 32N T M S tU L FVa Mirp lath € 7-2 Romsdolnn lit Church O irit (CenR.) Jon.IS Fterw't lUstkurflRt Jm . is Saturday, 4:16 p.m. -F ir s t aid to 40 Heather Dr. Michael Ave. Pleasant Valley Rd. Police said the tetaak 2U ptal SNU i HTi ten Pipw 2-1 LTahaM 41 7. Caiar Qaria J«t. 17 IM: 31:73 tetaak U l paw Ul.N L ( 41 Mw.OwnfcSMoinSU. 7i30p.m. R It.s a S M 7iS0pJk. Colby Dr. Saturday, 10:18 p.m. —First aid to Rt. 2 Sunday, 11:22 p.m. - F ir s t aid to 55 car didn’t stop. Dole was taken to lUptalS2IN tefacU IU ptal SNIU LtektaStekp 42 T.ltehTte 41 L RMp Padaral 7. LL'i teha 42 itt.i«iaLfi 7:30 p.m. Pariacta IU ptal N IN LMwM'tTka L Ip A n Saturday, 4:43 p.m. -F irst aid to I42A near High St. exit. Whitney St. IrtaU 3-14 t a UUN TrRada 1-2-3 ptal SHUN TrifacU t4 t ptal STUN 7-1 141 Iff €411 tMktpPw 141 Manchester Memorial Hospital for M M 411 VUNOM Tutuhr Thmdor MptaHalU^fptalSlHU snDnis-ii(i) a n u n S-ll (Q MITC 1. TalPataM 41 12ff CTC su s T o u tu n Michael Ave. Saturday, 11:32 p.m. —First aid to 101 Today, 12:03 a.m. —Accidental alarm 2- Nu i Mata te l 1. Rapal teapa 1 41 USTNAITfOaS Mondoy J a c llo r treatment of minor injuries, police T M S -lim ILN LN LN SUfftaatai spec, hap 2LN IIU 4U LSMIkkM . 41 1. CactM MNa 41 ThtSttokOut Jon. U or Rnt M t r d Sninsi Connecticut Blvd. (Meadow Hilt elderly 3- Skate teta 7U 4.N L Rapta Tkn L U 21 L N p fii Fkth LltamalM IM Jut 1U to 111 Founders Plaza. said. Tri-City eatery planned 1- NMltalN U N LN 4U Ite te l (itail.k9 I U LN Holiday kn tee. as Jo n.tl Jw.30 14k. FaaA, la 7U SU 74k M W. 4U IMn'tMatac L lak 41 i U.S fia«a W Llatealam 41 B IO IM n h . Saturday, 5:31 p.m. — Brush (Ire at high-rise). Today, 9:09 a.m. -T oast burning In 1-Fart FkM. hi* IN iR n iS h k ifinitaltaip* assiniMmsi. 7iVp.m. 7.30, K .. 7 .x ,.a . 2- Frteip MMwTta 4.N TM 31U 141 i Ste tte* i RMR 41 Tokottvite Goodwin St. and University Ave. I M 32J3 LU *! ha laa i Yatei laa 12-1 ICteaPrila M Sunday, 3:24 a.m. —False alarm to Burnside School cafeteria set off alarm. I M 3U7 tetataa 2U ptal S47N tetea SU ptal SSSU L it e Papa Saturday, 6:46 p.m. —False alarm at Paul C. Clochini, 22, of 251 Vernon Parfacta 3U ptal SUN i Scate Iraa i-Pkatkta M 41 7. iBaUU Ltekaltea 141 Ja« quvlyn Roger h' Method Main St. and Sterling Rd. }pU tetaak lU ptal S72N Pteacta US ptal SILN 7. FVrtaa 7. P.T.'i tetp telI 41 LlrtelMin 41 Wickham Park. Hopewell Rd., South Glastonbury, Max Javit, owner of the Trl-Gty Parfacta 142 ptal SINU TrRitaa 2-3-7 paU SINN Irttacta M-1 ptal S2M7.1C LPawalNa Sunday, 7:32 a.m. —First aid to 30 Tolland County The commission will consider the Trttataa 142 ptal S1U7U ENm S-ll (ff i ttei 41 L' U U I& a tt 41 LCaanw 41 Saturday, 6:52 p.m. —Unnecessary call Hillside St. was charged Saturday with following H a m CMTITITNR CM S (T) Saturday, 5:38 p.m., auto accident, Rt. Shopping Plaza, is seeking the per­ application at its meeting Thursday. FMTIIMU CMtt (I) SJawi State N N I N 4U 24rRNatea Ul LN 4N s n NT - Cate Prila k I2ff to 1511 Main St. 4-TateiRia ItU SU 4U LU'iQMte tlU SU aiaas sncui - st» SNn k 7ff Sunday, 1:39 p.m. - F ir s t aid to Marco 31, South Ck)ventry. too closely. He was involved in a two- mission of the &ning Commission to The proposal includes a dining S4atei teia U N I U ‘'TheI akyWrtvioQtMiSmokiitg" Saturday, 7:13 p.m. -F ir s t aid to 9 tlakyMp 3U LN 34kaia Ska, bN LN 7-RaMp^Mwtha SU Polo Restaurant, 1250 Burnside Ave. Sunday, 9.58 p.m., auto accident, Rt. car accident on Rt. 5. construct a restaurant in the plaza room and a coffee shop. The '" ■ ik a r i LN TM32JI Whiting Rd. ktetaa U l ptal SINU TMN21 580 Washington St., Canton, Maaa. 02021 600-225-9720 Sunday, 4:27 p.m. —First aid to 147 15., Vernon. Police said the Clochini car struck parking lot. restaurant will be a "Sambo" TM41J3 Itekk 2IS ptal S34U Saturday, 7:13 p.m. - F ir s t aid to Smith Dr. tetaak 4U ptal SUN Parfacta tU ptal SNIU S^arfate 247 fpte S112IU c tiMkCntasii tee.. PhUteRteng. N.J. oaatS t in (11/741 Today, 9:38 a.m., false alarm, Tolland a car driven by Rocco Bartone of Plans are to build a 4,600-foot ParlicU U4 ptal SUU Trilacta 143 p it SSHIU ITTDMMNN Arthur’s Fine Foods on Main St. Sunday, 7:53 p.m. —First aid to Restaurant, part of a national chain. High School. Wethersfield. building just south of the main en- It could seat up to 100 persons. TrRitaa U-S ptal SNIU HNUt NU33 Read Herald ada PAGE EIGHT- - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Jan. 17, 1977 Stacom conies off hench^ MANQIBSTBR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.T Jan. 17, 1977— PAGE NINE EASTFROSH Herald angle Cougars rule boards in triumph Winning Its ninth EarlE a rl YnatYost ^ I T straight last Saturday was ignites Celtics’triumph By DAVE ROBACK powered Manchester night at East Catholic bury facing Mattatuck Robinson made the halP Manchester CC (83) — the East Catholic Sports Editor Correspondent Community College’s High. Community College. time score read 43-23 and DeMarco 2 0-0 4, Zocco 4 2- freshman basketball team, mere important to Hein­ tinues." said Nets’ coach Kevin The outside' shooting of the Cougars used their run­ 3 10, Faulkner 10 0-0 20, BOSTON (UPI) - 51-33, over Penney High. Complete basketball team to an The win was the second sohn Friday with the loss “ He passed welt and Loughery, protested the Steve Faulkner keyed MCC ning game in the second Cheney 5 0-0 10, Robinson 7 Kevin Stacom’s idea Bob Venora and Pete Kiro dominance of the 83-48 win over South straight for the Cougars of high scoring guard played a good floor game,” game midway through the in the first half as the 6-2 half to send the visiting 0-0 14, Nolen 5 2-6 12, of happiness is more paced the young Eagles offensive boards, Central Community and pushed their record to Charlie Scott, who is out of said Heinsohn, who up to Uilrd quarter when referee guard pumped in 14 of his Barons to theit ninth Wilson 2 1-2 5, Bolasivich 2 with 14 and 12 points mixed with aggressive 3-7. MCC resumes action playing time. Tommy action for at least three now hasn’t gotten the con­ Mike Mathis called a loose Notes off the cuff where the players have College last Saturday Wednesday night in Water- M points. A layup by Mike straight setback. 0-2 4, Henderson 10-0 2, Heinsohn’s joy is a months with a broken arm. respectively with John agreed to take a slice in defensive play, sistent play out of third- ball foul on the Nets’ A1 Tuning up for the New Robinson had 14 points, Busque 1 0-0 2. Totals 39'5- strong bench perfor­ Scott's loss put most of year Providence graduate,' Skinner as Skinner dropped Clifford directing the at­ salary in hopes of finishing Mike Nolen 12 and Steve 13 83. the backcourt burden on tack. Pete Cace had 14 England Tennis Stars out the schedule..WHA of­ mance. Both men “This game is a trig factor in a layup. Tournament Feb. 25-27 at Zocco and Mark (^eney 10 South Central CC (48) for both us and him.” “It was just a case of It markers for Penney. ficials hope to iron out Sports apiece as five Cougars hit — Osborne 6 6-13 18, were beaming. EASTJAYVEES the Manchester Racquet Pro football selections “With the Increased time being a call I hadn’t seen In problems today and double figures, Faullmef Bergman 2 0-0 4 , stacom scored 12 points Club, Bill Drake of Acton, something's bound to fall 15 years,” said Loughery. Upping its record to 7-2, Tuesday before Tuesday slate • the leader. A1 Osborne and F iasco n aro 9 0-0 18, in a third-guard roll Sunday East Catholic High’s Mass., won the NETS title night’s all-star game at the in,” beamed Ard, who has “I’m not going to follow it yesterday in Wayland, Tuesday . Mark Fiasconaro each had Belzano 3 0-0 6, Lucas 1 0-0 afternoon to help the ailing jayvees nipped St.Paul of Hartford Civic Center. 18 tallies for South Central. shared the center position up. I just wanted an Mass., by beating Doug BASKETBALL 2. Totals 21 6-13 48. Boston Celtics trounce the with Tom Boswell while explanation. When you get Bristol last Friday night, Sayers, Starr, Gifford New York Nets 106-91. It Crawford in the finals. It Manchester at Penney, Cowens took a 62-day leave beat the way we got 45-43. was a promising perfor­ was the first of 10 stops on End of the line 8 of absence. “ I'm glad I've beaten. It’s no use mance from a man who, so Tom^ Hammick and the 1977 tour with the Mike Mistretta, former Northwest Catholic at - Happiness /s...” ” T gotten the playing time. following it up. We got out- named Hall of Famers far, has faiied to live up to winner getting $350 of the Trinity College athlete, is East Catholic, 8 It's helped my con­ rebounded, 67-36.” Mark Murphy paced the A REAILY (3EAN tAUNDROMAT ■ Heinsohn's hopes. Eagle scorers with 11 $2,000 purse...Also on the coaching the freshman Sayers won all-pro pose each other in the Rocky Hill at Cheney fidence'” tennis trail, Chris Evert basketball team at CANTON, Ohio Tech, 8 Yr AIR CONDITIONED Yr I Jim Ard. who is starting Ard dropped in 10 of his Sidney Wicks, who had points each and Pete Kiro honors that year as well as NFL, with Starr the at center for the Celtics downed Margaret Ck)urt in Northwest Catholic High (UPI) — Gale Sayers, East Hartford at the shoulders of Jo Jo season-high 14 points in the nine third quarter points, tossed in 10 more. the next four seasons general manager and while Dave Cowens plays White and John Havlicek. ted Boston with 18. Cbrtis JUNIOR straight sets, 6-3,6-4 to win this spring. A substitute a pro football legend before injuries deprived coach of the Packers and Simshury TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY | third quarter. He con­ $20,000 in the $100,000 event teacher at Manchester turned human by in­ Bloomfield at South himself into shape, also Stacom will have to take up verted two three-point Rowe had 14 and Jo Jo Pat McCann tossed in 21 him of his greatness. He Gregg the coach of the turned in a strong game, some the stack if the at Hollywood, Fla. before High, Mistretta hopes to Cleveland Browns. Windsor SPECIAL I GORDIE ROBERTS RICK LEY GEORGE LYLE plays to fuel the key Celtic White 13. Cowens, who points and John Connelly juries, and Bart Starr, broke a leg in the 1970 scoring 14 points and ig­ 10,921 fans...Meanwhile, get into the teaching­ Rockvilie at Bulkeley Celtics are to make a run over a 1 ;21 span to give played 28 minutes in his se­ and Jim Woodcock eight the mechanical genius season and was never Gifford was the first- niting a third quarter 11- serieous bid to retain their cond game since rejoining apiece as First Hartford Jimmy Connors took the coaching field. He lettered again the same. He quit round draft pick by New Vinal Tech at Bolton 8lbs.DRYCLEANIHG*2.00 | Boston a 69-52 lead the who sat on the throne East Hampton at point Boston burst which NBA title. the Celtics, scored 10 Realty outlasted measure of Bill Scanlon in in football and basketball following the 1971 season. York out of Southern Cal in Trio of Whalers in All-Star game Tuesday Nets never challenged of the Green Bay Coventry broke the game open. ‘‘One thing you learn points on 5-for-12 shooting Automatic Comfort, 39-31, Birmingham, 6-3, 6-4, to at Trinity...Doug Melody’s He now serves as the 1952, who served as a run­ again. Portland at Rham LBELCONIAUNDROMA^^^ Three members of (he New England Whalers, Gordie Roberts, Riek "The hallmark of this around here is that things while hauling down 13 Friday at the East Side pocket $30,000 of the $100,- varsity coaching career at Packer dynasty in the athletiq director at ning back, wide receiver Middletown at one." said Heinsohn, who can sure change fast," said “We played very smart rebounds and handing out Rec. Joe Maher netted a 000 purse. Northwest Catholic lasted mid ‘60s, were among Southern Illinois Universi­ and defensive back during Ley and George Lyle, will be in the lineup of the East All-Stars in Ellington has coached the Celtics to Stacom, who went 6-for-ll basketball,” said Hein­ four assists. game-high 25 points for two games until Charlie five players named ty- his 12-year career with the Tuesday night's World Hockey Association game at the Hartford Larson decided to return Penney at Manchester two NBA titles, "is that from the floor in 24 sohn. “ We played good Automatic. _ Enforcers gone Starr, a 17th-round draft Giants. He was selected to Civic Center. Face-off will be at 8 o'clock with tickets available. from a leave of absence. Monday to the Pro (girls), 6:15 Stacom played a good minutes of play. “When defense and executed pret­ John Williamson ied New Clyde Redd popped inJ4 The New England Football Hall of pick out of Alabama in 1956 seven Pro Bowl teams and game and Ard gave us a you get to play, you feel ty well.” York with 17 points, Tim points. Chip Lupacchino 12 Larson is the D.A as well. who was given the job as was named the league’s WRESTLING Whalers have dispatched, Fame. — local dtpvTura timm ■ hell of a game.” good. This was about my “ We're not doing the Bassett added 14 and and Mike Falkowski 10 as Melody is slated to move starting quarterback for most valuable player in East Catholic at Hart­ 7 its top two enforcers. Dale 9:t5am 12:1Bpm 3:4Spm Stacom became much best game. I hope it con­ right things as a group," Skinner had 13. The Bike Shop outscored on to a head coaching posi­ Sayers and Starr joined the Packers in Vince Lom­ 1956. ford Public Smedsmo and Jim Troy, to tion next season. He’s an 5:46pm 8:46pm Eastern Realty, 45-41. Bill Forrest Gregg, Frank Gif­ bardi’s first year at Green Cheney Tech at — IomI dtfiartura t{mM Providence in the East Catholic and UConn ford and Bill Willis as the Somers 8:30ani 10:40am 2:30pm for Willimantic, Oanittooii and Anderson had 19 markers Bay, guided the Pack to six W illis, a form er All- I Providtnea, with onward of aon* ^Designated’ star American Hockey League. grad...Mike and Karney 1977 inductees to the foot­ 4:46pm 7:45pm Scoreboard and John Gorman 13 for Next start for the Whalers, title games and two Super America at Ohio State, Wednesday naetirtg tthriea to Nawport, Fall Ovian announced ball shrine. Sayers, Starr Bowl championships. Starr for Wtttrbury. StMithbury, Daiv Rivar, Naw Badford, Capa Cod Eastern. in the midst of a seven- joined Marion Motley in BASKETBALL I bury, Yonkort, Naw York City points, Boston ft Loigan Abport simultaniously that the and Gregg all were elected was named the most 1946 to become the first paces Marquette Spurs end loss streak Standings: Bike Ship 4-1, game losing streak will be MCC at Mattatuck CC You'll SM mor«. tnjov mort - tavt timt, uvt 901 and traval in FULL COMFORT Tallwood golf course is in th eir first year of valuable player in both of modern-day black players WHA Boland Oil 3-1, First Hart­ Thursday night at home HOCKEY closed for the eligibility following a man­ those Super Bowls. to play pro football. As a production in the third sion leaders, while Pete Hawks 12S, Trail Blazers ford Realty 3-2, Automatic against the Quebec Nor- Su ffieid at (Tj) b o n a n z a NEW YORK (UPI) — If you graduate with honors from East NEW YORK (UPI) season...Tony D’Angona, datory five-year waiting When he retired in 1971, middle guard. Wills played V y BusuNts im: --- quarter to pull within six Maravich had 22 points for 120 Comfort 1-3, Eastern Real­ diques...With Minnesota’s Manchester, 8:23 the A1 McGuire basketball school, better known as W L T PtS — Billy Knight, who of the Cheney Tech faculty period after retirement. Starr had the highest in championship games in Stop in or phorM for tchaduitt It ticktti to all points points with 4:37 to go. New Orleans, which has John Drew had a game- ty 1-3, Manchester Cycle 1- Fighting Saints out of the BOB'S MOBIL STATION' Marquette University, you usually can expect all the Quebec 25 15 1 51 has fast become a one- is wearing a broader smile Sayers exploded onto the lifetime pass completion each of his eight seasons WRESTLING Cincin 22 18 2 46 The Spurs, in fourth now dropped six straight. high 33 points, including 3. WHA for a second straight than usual these days. His 427 Hartford Rd. (it Palm St J - Phom S iS -7 3 U n ■ which lost for the fourth NFL scene in 1965 when, as percentage of any passer in 'With the Cleveland Browns Glastonbury at lone blocV Irum Keeney St. exit of I n t u i t s 841 Indianapolis 22 18 2 46 man wrecking crew in place in the C:entral Divi­ Knicks 111, Warriors 97 five straight midway year due to financial That s because McGuire straight time after opening son, Tony Jr., a Senior at a rookie, he scored 22 the history of the game — and earned all-pro designa­ Manchester, 3:30 x-Minnesota 19 18 5 43 the NBA, leveled sion, also got 15 points Walt Frazier scored a through the fourth quarter, East Side Midget Stan­ problems the Whalers are believes anyone who can the season with seven Wethersfield High, has touchdowns as a four-way 57.52. tion each year as well. New Eng 17 25 4 38 everything but Goby from George Gervin. game-high 24 points and to propel Atlanta to its dings: Groman’s 4-1, Com­ hopeful of picking up some withstand four years of his straight victories. Toby been named to the Connec­ threat who ran, passed, Gregg was a teammate The five men were voted Jim McMillian added 22 as third win in its last four munity Y 3-2, Wyman Oil 3- of the talent, particularly shenanigans deserves to be Birmnghm 15 31 1 31 Dietrick and the San ticut all-state soccer first caught passes and returned of Starr on Green Bay, ear­ in by the Hall’s 29-member Knight added 19 for the New York broke open a contests. The Blazers had a 2, Celts 2-3, Manchester the Carlson brothers. Jack rewarded. And the way West Antonio Spurs Sunday team for the second kicks in leading the Bears ning all-pro honors for board of selectors from Irish and Bruce Flowers Pro close game in the second chance to tie the game with Police 2-3, Manchester and Steve...Operating on McGuire goes about rewar­ W L T Pts straight season. Earlier he to a 9-5 record — a mark eight consecutive seasons each NFL city and they 16. afternoon. half. Earl Monroe chipped 14 seconds left but Lloyd Travel 2-3, Pro shaky ground is the In­ ding his seniors is to build San Diego 25 17 2 52 basketball*^ was tabbed a second time they have not since from 1960 through 1967. will be inducted in AUTO PAINTING In another major game, Averaging over 24 points in with 21 points and Bob Neal lost the ball on a Remodeling 2-3, 'Top Notch dianapolis franchise. his offense around them. played Sunday night, Bob Houston 22 16 5 49 to the all-CCIL first squad. duplicated. Starr and Gregg now op- ceremonies July 3d. per game, Knight sepred a Knight’s standout perfor­ McAdoo had 20 and 17 drive. Lou Hudson added 20 2-3. According to McGuire, Miller, a 6-10 junior who Winnipeg 23 16 1 47 season-high 43 points^'lwt it mance, coming on 15 of 24 rebounds as the Knicks points for the Hawks, while MCC W OMEN Bo Eilis, this year's was Cincinnati’s most Edmonton 19 25 1 39 I was Dietrick's 20 points in shots from the floor, was pushed their record to the the Pacific Division Opening with a loss last “designated star," has a valuable player last Calgary 18 21 2 38 26 minutes that prodded backed by Wil Jones’ 21 .500 mark. Robert Parrish leaders were led by Larry Saturday was Manchester season, scored 18 points Phoenix 17 24 2 36 Lietzke wins Ticket sate the Spurs to a 122-115 vic­ points. led the Warriors with 18 Steele with 28 and Bill Com m unity C ollege’s and the second-ranked x-Suspended-operations tory to end a four-game Elsewhere in the NBA, points, while high-scoring Walton with 26. women’s basketball, team, • OifglMl Color 91 Collegege Bearcats survived a Sunday's Results losing streak. Tickets for the |7000 Color Chokm Philadelphia ripped New Rick Barry was held to just 54-41 to Greenfield Com­ Bokod-on^lothod. J Calgary 5, Phoenix 4 “Coby was great,” said Manchester High-East basketball pressure defense hy a Orleans, 97-76, &ston took six. Bulls 102, Bucks 83 munity College at East on long putt Ono4>ov8«Mc«. determined St. Louis Houston 3, Edmonton 1 Catholic basketball game San Antonio Coach Doug the New York Nets, 106-91, •Nuggets 109, Mickey Johnson scored Catholic High. problem; he's not selfish University team to come Cincinnati 6, Winnipeg 4 Jan. 25 at Clarke Arena K S i Moex whose club lifted its- the New York Knicks SuperSonirs 101 27 points and Artis Gilmore Greenfield led at the enough. That fact was evi­ from behind and defeat the San Diego 5, Bir­ will go on sale at record to the .500 mark stopped Golden State, 111- Dan Issel pumped in 23 added 20 as Chicago beat half, 23-22, and a second TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — There seems to be dent Sunday when Billikens, 54-52, in Metro-7 mingham 2 .Manchester High in the Free Body Estimates with the win. “ He got 97, Denver dumped Seattle, points and David Thomp­ Milwaukee for the second half spurt gave the Bay some confusion, how long Bruce Lietzke’s win­ Marquette beat Notre Conference action. (Only games scheduled) main- lobby In front of things going, so we left him 109-101, Atlanta bumped son 22 as Denver fought off time in two nights. 'Rie Staters the decision. Julie Dame, 78-69, in a national­ The win gave the Bear­ ning birdie putt was in the $200,000 Tucson the office Wednesday, Presidential Service in there." P ortland, 125-120, and a furious fourth-quarter Bulls ran off 14 straight Brockelman had 19 points ly televised game. cats a 12-0 season record, Open. Thursday, and Friday Thorough Surface Sanding, Machine NHL Dietrick hit nine of 11 Chicago thumped drive by Seattle to take its points toward the end of for the winners while heart sank. I figured 1 had “Bo played the second 2-0 in the conference. St. shots to run up his season- Most people who saw it from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Sanding of Rough Areas, Full Coat of A Campbell Conference Milwaukee, 102-83. fourth victory in a row. the third period to come Laurie Christiana had a half like he’s capable,” Louis fell to 1-12, 04 in the xV on the 18th hole at Tucson no chance unless I could and also from 12 noon to Maaco Primer-Sealer, 3 Coats of Patrick Division high point total. 76er» 97, Jazz 76 The Sonics, who trailed by from behind and take a 72- game-high 20 points for McGuire said after Eilis Metro-7. National Sunday figured it hole oiit. But who expects 1 o’clock. Dave Wiggin, Maaco Enamel & Oven-Baked. W L T Pts Larry Kenon, the 6-foot-9 Henry Bibby scored 21 15 going into the last 62 lead. The Bucks, who MCC with Ginny Petersen scored all 12 of his points Saturday, four top teams was from 65 to 70 feet. to hole out from that dis­ director of athletics, also Phila 27 9 9 63 agile forward, topped San points as Philadelphia period, were paced by have now lost three con­ chipping in with 10. Regular $119,951 after a scoreless first half. were upset; Arizona, 60-59, Later, a PGA Tour official tance?” announced there will be NY Islanders 26 10 7 59 Antonio with 32 points. rolled to its fourth straight rookie Bob Wilkerson’s 20 secutive games, were led Ellis, plagued by fouls in by Texas-El Paso; No. 11 m ark ^ off the distance So. when it came time to no ticket sales a) the gate. Atlanta 22 16 7 51 The Spurs led 55-37 at the victory. George McGinnis points. The loss snapped by Bob Dandridge and CHURCH the first half, scored four Minnesota lost to Piirdue, and said it was 82 feet. putt, Lietzke considered a NOW...'99^! NY Rangers 17 18 12 46 half, but the Pacers and Julius Erving added 18 Seattle’s six-game winning Quinn Buckner with 15 of his “big ones" at the 66-64 in overtime. No. 3 Action Saturday night at Sixty-five, 70 or 82, com­ do-or-die effort. matched their first half each for the Atlantic Divi­ string. points apiece. start of the second haif to Kentucky defeated- Smytlie Division Illing saw South Methodist ing on the fourth hole of a “ I don’t know why,” key a 134 spurt that broke Auburn, 75-68, No. 4 W L T PU top Center Congregational, sudden death playoff with Lietzke said, “but I turned WEEK N Grid finale SPECIAL ONLY! St. Louis 19 21 5 43 43- 31, Wapping outscore my back on the putt and I open a tight game and gave Alabama edged Mississippi Gene Littler, it seemed OWNER-OPERATED the ninth-ranked Warriors State, 65-63, No. 5 North Chicago 16 23 6 38 Emanuel of Manchester, even longer to the man who didn’t know it had gone'in SEATTLE (UPI) a 12-point lead. Carolina stopped Duke, 77- Minnesota 10 23 10 30 Desjardins gets help 44- 32, and St. Mary’s best made it. until I heard the crowd — The 369th, final, MANCHESTER OFFER Butch Lee topped 68, No. 6 Michigan downed Vancouver 13 30 4 30 Temple Beth Shalom, 38- “I really don’t know how roar. I still didn’t believe it Colorado 11 26 7 29 ultimate and EXPIRES Marquette with a game- Michigan State, 83-70, No. 8 22. long it was,” said Lietzke. had gone in and I’m not so hopefully last foot- 291 Adorns St. 2/5 high 27 points. Wake Forest shaded Clem- Wales Conference and registers shutout Dave Roberts had 20 “All I know is the ball went sure even now.” (1-86 to Exit 93, The win was the seventh son, 84-82, UCLA defeated Norris Division points for Methodist while in, I won and I’m glad it’s Litzke had a final-round hall game of the 7/10 mil* south of Caldors) W L T Pts 69 and Littler a 67. season unfolds Shop Hours: in a row for the Warriors Stanford, 100-86, Louisville point against the Islanders in the first 16 minutes of Eric Thomas and Don all over. I was so nervous I Montreal 33 6 6 72 NEW YORK (UPI) The effort won Lietzke a 647-9928 Mon. ihm Fri. 8 am 6 pm and raised their record to whipped Marshall, 104-85, during its 2 l/2years in the the contest for the Rangers McAllister had eight don’t know even now how I tonight with the NFL Saturday 10 am-2 pm Pitts 18 18 8 44 — After a rough two- $40,(X)0 check and a spot in 11-2. Tennessee beat LSU 108- NHL. The Caps scored on and Gilbert’s second goal apiece for Congregational. hit the ball. I knew, though, Pro Bowl in the QUALITY FOR YOUR CAR! Los Ang 14 22 10 38 the Masters, the PGA Bsnk AmericsrdS Misfer Charge Don Williams had 22 102 and Providence topped week stretch, Buffalo Hartland Monahan’s penal­ and Nick Fotiu's score in Duane Gentile netted 22 I had to make a great putt, Kingdome, hut NFC Detroit 13 26 5 31 points and Ric Toler 11 for Championship and the points to lead Notre Dame. Hawaii, 94-76. Sabres goalie Gerry ty shot in the second period the final two minutes of the even sink it, or I had no Washington 12 26 7 31 Wapping while Kevin Tournament of Champions. Coach Chuck Knox Desjardins is once and Ron Lalonde’s goal game clinched the victory. (UPI Photo) chance to win because Adams Division Carrier tossed in 14 tallies Gene was in such good “I’m happy about all is already plotting to victim of fate FOB COUSY PIAVEP IN A again getting by with a with 6:34 to go in the game. Dale Tallon and Alain that,” he said, “but I’m Yarborough W L T Pts CAREER IT ALL-STAR Lome Henning open^ the Daigle scored for Chicago. for Emanuel. Craig Racing despite weather position.” give his Los Angeles Buffalo 28 12 4 60 6AMES, THE MOST EVER. little help from his Ostrout popped in 14 points happiest about winning a RIVERSIDE, Calif. anything about it. I hit it Islanders’ scoring with a WHA Lietzke, a third year pro Rams a head start on Boston 27 13 4 58 WHAT ACTIVE PLAYER friends. for St. Mary's while Andy Railbirds strain for glimpse of trotters as at 25 and without a single place in the Masters. next fall. (UPI) - As Cale Yar­ and spun.” HEAPS THAT LIST ? first-period goal. Third-period goals by That’s been one of my borough saw it, he was a Toronto 21 18 6 48 Desjardins used the help Flyers 4, North Stars 2 Gordie Howe and John Plepler had nine for they approach finish line during driving tour victory, and Littler, a Pearson, winner of 10 of A. JOHN HAVLICEK Shalom. goals, and now that I have Cleveland 14 24 7 35 B. KAPEEM ABPUL-JABBAB to record his third National Gray led the Aeros over snowstorm yesterday at Yonkers Raceway. 46-year-old tour regular victim of racing fate. 22 Grand National events Rick MacLeish scored achieved it I’ll have to go “If I can't be at the THE WORLD'S In the new season’s Sunday's Results c. 0AIL eoopRicH y Hockey League shutout of the Oilers ... Andre Despite freezing weather, 12,156 fans since 1954 and the winner last year, posted his fourth two unassisted goals, his TKO victory to the next tournament this Super Bowl, 1 enjoy NASCAR Grand National straight California stock NY Islanders 2, Wash 2 the season and 12th career 25th and !Mth of the season. Deschamps, Butch Dead- turned out. of 26 tournaments to place P h ila d e lp h ia 4, ii-uqor-.j3Msue blanking as the Sabres LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) seventh on the all-time week and reorganize my being here," he opener Sunday, Yar­ car victory. He won the marsh and Warren Miller goals.” borough lost to an old rival, Minnesota 2 skated to a 3-0 victory over scored second-period goals — Leon Spinks scored a money list, had parred the MOSTADULNOD two Riverside NASCAR explained. "This Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 5 the Colorado Rockies. technical knockout over 15th, 16th and 17th holes in Andy North wound up David Pearson, when he races in 1976 and the On­ Pro hockey ^ to help the Cowboys past third, with a final-round 66 gives the coaches a should have won. tario 500-miler last Buffalo 3, Colorado 0 ‘‘I feel good,” said the Roadrunners ... Blaine Bob Smith and Howard the playoff. On 18, where NY Rangers 5, Chicago 2 Jan Merrill Desjardins. “It’s the first Davis Jr. outlasted Jose Putt life saver Litezke had missed a five- for 276, and won $14,200, chance to compare "I had 18 seconds on him November. Stoughton tallied four goals while Littler won $22,800 WBGHTLOSS (Only games scheduled time in six or seven games and set up the go-ahead tal­ Resto during the weekend footer a half hour earlier to players with other when I spun out,” On a beautiful Southern as the Stingers ended the for a second place. Tom sets mark that my average has gone ly by defenseman Tom Jets’ five-game winning as the two Montreal Olym­ set up the playoff, Littler clubs and helps in explained the defending California winter day when in Blalock win Watson was fourth at 279 NASCAR king from Tim- NBA down.” Bladon to power the Flyers streak ... and Wayne pics' gold medalists won was only 15-feet away after evaluating players.'' the temperature hit 76 and and Gary McCord, Bill PROGRAM JUST monsville, S.C. "I was just an estimated 60,000 fans Eastern Conference HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) “When we’ve made mis­ to their 21st straight vic­ Rivers and Don Burgess their first professional a great second shot. — John Livers set a meet takes in the last four or tory at home and a four- bouts. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. wasn’t until Young carded "It was a beautiful Mallon and Gil Morgan tied at the wrong place at the turned out, Yarborough led Atlantic Division each notched a goal and for fifth at 280. John Madden, wrong time.” from the second lap until W L Pet GB triple jump record of 54- five games, the puck has point lead in the Patrick two assists in the Davis earned 317,000 and (UPI) — Jane Blalock says three birdies on the front shot,” Lietzke said of who has handled the feet, 9W inches and Jan been in our net,” Sabres’ Division. Roland Spinks $10,000 in their first a par-saving six-foot putt nine and birdied three Littler’s "hit to the green; It was the second playoff Yarborough, who wound the 104th in the 119-iap Phila 25 15 .625 - Mariners’ triumph over the in as many Tour events this MADE ANOTHER Merrill ran a record 2:04.7 Coach Floyd Smith added. Eriksson’s 15th goal of the professional outings. on the 16th hole “won the more times to cut "When I saw that, my AFC squad six of the up nine seconds behind race. NY Knicks20 20 . 500 5 Bulls. year. Last week U.S. Open Pearson, lost his lead — Riverside International Boston 20 20 .500 5 in the women’s 800-meter “Tonight every time there season and Tim Young’s tournament for me.” Blalock’s lead to one. last seven years, 7 champ Jerry Pate edged and the race — on turn 8 of Buffalo 16 26 .381 10 run in the final day of the was bad play, it seemed 17th provided th'e The victory earned claims to be living Raceway President Les Court date PGA champ Dave Stockton ADVANCE. annual Dartmouth Relays. that there was someone Minnesota scoring. Jimmy Blalock $16,000 ($1,000 for Blalock said she was Riverside’s arduous 2.62- Richter this year cut the NY Nets 12 28 .300 13 MYHA PROVIDENCE, R.I. proof that Pro Bowl Philadelphia Pioneers there to back them up.” Watson scored being the first-round glad she didn’t have to go on the first extra hole at mile road course, 15 laps race from 500 miles to 500 Central Division (UPI) — Marvin. Barnes Phoenix. coaching is healthy We've just introduced a new Weight Watchers Program. track club star Greg The Sabres got all the Philadelphia’s other goal. leader) and a new car as into sudden death. from the end of the kilometers, approximately W L Pet GB had a court date today to And a new Food Plan. Fredericks also won the scoring they n ^ e d in the Flames 6, Penguins 5 IIUUSE she repeated her 1976 vic­ Lost in the shuffle of for your winning Winston Western 5(X). 310 miles, because he felt Houston 22 17 . 564 — Maxim playing well for She said her challengers learn if he will go to jail for Simpler. Easier to follow. Delicious. mile in 4:05 Sunday after first period when Jim Willie Plett's slapshot at Farr’s downed Vernon, 4- tory in the Triple Crown Lietzke’s first viejory was percentage and the "There was sand and dirt five hours of driving Cleveland 23 18 .561 — Manchester. “had the momentum in violating probation or do And backed by our Medical Director. Our Nutrition staff. Out anchoring the Pioneers’ Lorentz knocked the puck 12:21 in the third period 1, last night at the Bolton tournament Saturday. the fact Johnny Miller, who Super Bowl .victory Behavioral Psychologist. And ovei five million hours of classroom all over the turn this par­ around the tight road Wash 21 19 . 525 IW their favor because they his time helping ghetto winning four-mile relay in during a scramble in gave Atlanta a comeback Ice Palace In a Pee Wee She shot rounds of 72 and had won here the last three experience, worldwide. ticular time," he said. “I course was too hard on San Ant 21 21 .500 2W were coming from behind. youths while playing of his Oakland Saturday. front of the net for his 12th victory. Guy Chouinard level tilt. Leon Botteron TRAVEL 71 for 143, one over par, to years, didn’t even fini^, Nobody else can offer you all :hat. saw it, but I couldn’t do cars and drivers. New Orl 19 23 .452 4V4 A 36-hole tournament, par­ basketball for the Detroit Raiders has made Merrill, a 1976 U.S. goal of the season at 8:20. scored two goals, while scored two goals and Phil picking up after four holes Come to a Weight Watchers meeting. Find out about all the Atlanta 16 29 . 356 9 Manchester’s Bantams beat Donna Young and Jan ticularly with a field like Pistons. Olympian, was named out­ Don Luce scored his 13th Bill Gement, Ray Comeau Willis and Billy Chambers downed South Windsor, 4-1, Stephenson, who tied for when he became ill. Knox a believer. advances we've made. Wales Conference this one, adds a lot of standing female athlete for of the year at 13:18 of the and John (Jould rounded one each for F arr’s. last night at Hartford second place, by one They can help you make some advances yourself. Eagle matmen win W L Pet GB pressure.” the relays. Livers, a San second period and Jocelyn out the Atlanta scoring. Regal’s outscored Arena. George LeBlanc stroke. Denver 29 12 . 707 — Jose State sophomore run­ Guevremont added his fifth Pittsburgh’s goals were W ethersfield, 5-3, last scored two goals and Mike “If I had missed that Improving its record to Corey 12-3, 114 — Hoch Detroit 24 18 . 571 5W Blalock has earned more 232-7600 ning for the Pioneers, was with about six minutes left scored by Ron Schock, night at the Glastonbury McNiff and Dean Tully one putt, I might have been in than $350,000 in her eight- Conard outskates MHS 2-3 last Friday was the (EC) dec. Bresson 6-1, 121 Indiana 21 22 . 488 9 named the outstanding in the game. Mike Corrigan, Pierre Arena in a Squirt level en­ each for Manchester while trouble,” said the 31-year- year career, with about 25 East Catholic wrestling - Faust (EC) dec. Kan City 20 22 . 476 9W Unable to hold a one-goal power play goals to knot it.. assisted by Roach but male. Elsewhere in the NHL, Larouche, Bob Kelly and counter. Cassarino scored Tony Dennis tallied for old golfer. “Just before T per cent of the winnings team with a 27-21 win over Kishmoto 12-1, 128 - Chicago 17 23 . 425 11W lead going into the final Conard took a 3-2 advan­ Steve Schickler knotted it YOUU LOVE THE CHANGE. Three other women’s the New York Islanders Greg Malone. four goals and Beckwith South Windsor. teed off on the hole, I coming from events at blast Hartford High at the Hopper (EC) pinned Milwau 13 32 . 289 18 period, Manchester High’s tage but sophomore Tom­ 52 seconds into the final marks were set. tied the Washington Rangers 5, Black Hawks one for Regal’s. Manchester's Pee Wees looked at a scoreboard and Elagins' Nest. McNulty 3:51, 134 — Mission Hills, a course hockey team bowed, 6-5, to my Roach tallied 5 power period for Conard and at Pacific Division 'Carol Thompson of Capitals, 2-2, Philadelphia 2 Wethersfield scorers were were downed by the Pee wondered about Donna and Bill Hoch, Tom Faust, Poudrier (EC) drew with where she often plays well. Conard High last Saturday play goal to knot it for th6 11:25 mark, LeBlanc W L Pet GB the Delaware Track Club defeated Minnesota, 4-2, Rod Gilbert scored two not noted, first names were Wee Whalers, 5-0. last lost my concentration. WBGHT in West Hartford. Manchester and a gogi by . found the back of the net Mark Hopper, Mike Carr 2-2, 140 - Shannon Port 29 15 .659 - won the 60-yard hurdles in Atlanta shaded Pittsburgh, goals, the first during a missing also. “I was also playing with night at Bolton. Eric “I consider this to be my It was a wide open first John Turgeon at 14:25 put for the game-winner. Reeves and Ed Dean (EC) won by forfeit, 147 — Los Ang 26 15 .634 IW 7.89 seconds. Cathy Craw­ 6-5, and the New York three-goal, first-period out­ Stepper and Ricky Cannon a su p e r g o lfe r, Jan golf course,” she said, gained victories for the Cafro (EH) dec. Roohr2-0, stanza In which the Silk Towners in front. Manchester skated the Seattle 24 20 . 545 5 ford of the Central Jersey Rangers whipped Chicago, burst, to help New York Vernon's Pee Wee team each scored one goal and Stephenson, and at that “but it’s hard to go out and Mancheser, now 4-9 over­ VmiCHERS But 17 seconds before the final seven-and-a-half Elagles, Pete Shannon won 157 - Seeley (EH) dec. Gold St 21 19 .525 6 Track Club won the 60-yard 5-2. snap a five-game winless blanked Manchester, l-B, Gaylon Byron the three- point made up my mind not play for yourself. I had all all, and 2-8-1 Conard both end of the session Peter minutes shorthanded with' by forfeit and Roger Groiidin 7-2, 167 — Reeves Phoenix 17 22 . 436 9W dash in 6.78 seconds and lalundem 2, Capitals 2 streak and hand Chicago last Saturday at Bolton. goal hat trick for the to let anyone beat me.” my closest friends and my scored four goals. Goals by LeBlanc fired home his se­ Conard outshootlng the In­ The Authority. Poudrier gained a draw. (EC) dec. Hardy 94,187 — Sunday's Results Chris Mullen of the Jude Drouln’s 10-foot its fourth loss in 11 games Kris Strom scored the lone Whalers while Roland Blalock held a two-stroke family with me. I can’t Clark Brown and Danny cond goal to tie It. dians in the final period, 19- Results: 100 — Roberts Barile (EH) dec. Fournier Boston 106, NY Nets 91 Falmouth, Mass., Track shot with 1:47 remaining under Interim Coach Bill goal for Vernon with Mark Godin and David Shaw lead going into the final think of a more rewarding White put the Indian Turgeon put Manchester 9. Over-all, Manchester (EH) pinned F ou 4:48,107 8-2, Unlimited — Dean Club took the women’s 600 lifted hew York to a tie and White, ban Newman, Ken and David Stepper and played well for round and maintained that experience than winning in NY Knicki 111, Golden icemen ahead, 2-0, but the ahead with a goal at 12:05 had 33 shots to 39 for — Lupacchino (EH) dec. (EC) dec. Novak 14-7. St, 97 yards in 1:22.2. gave Washington its (Irtt Hodge and Gilbert scored E ric Ttudon and Don Manchester. edge through 27 holes. It front of them.” Chieftains tallied two of the middle session Conard. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M«ncheiter. Conn.. Mon., Jan. 17, i m MANCHESTER«EVEN1NG HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. 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Two sliding glass iANPAMiCIACO about our All Aluminuim Monday, Jan. 17 Logic, 7:30 p.m., HR 216. •Discovering the Arts in FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACINQ YOUR AD vice. Part time work. Car es­ GIRLS with fireplaced living room. W ii: Poolss at various prices. Ab­ ment or home. J.D. Real sential. Phone 844-9511 doors to deck. 2 1/2 baths. V» u Estate Associates, Inc. 0 ^ *Piloting and Dead Friday, Jan. 21 Connecticut — 7 p.m ., M- FOOD SERVICE - No Paneled rec room, three solutely no obligation. CALL experience required. Current between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. 8 EvmiiHw A WMk Redwood and aluminum 1980. THREE ROOM Apartment - Reckoning, 7:30 p.m ., MC Duplicate Bridge — Open Art. bedrooms, garage. Asking COLLECT, ask for Frank, 224- INDEX training openings. Good 8p.m.lo8p.m. exterior. Two car garage. 3031. With heat, hot water, stove, 17. •Wines of Europe and 639,900. Zinsser Agency, 646- 667,900. Philbrick Agency, ^ & Novice, 7:45 p.m., HR salary, paid training. Enlist­ NOW ACCEPTING 1511. LOOKING for anything In real refrigerator, wall to wall America — 7:30 p.m., HR N O TIC It ment required. Ages 17-35. Applications for full time 4200. tewilt IIMMtAfUIII \ estate rental - apanmenta, carpet. First floor. Centrally Turaday, Jan. 18 102, 103. I — Lo«l End Found ADVERTISINB Call HAMMOND 103. ! — PoTEonolt Call U.S. Army at 843-9428. employment. Call 872-4515. homes, multiple dwellings, no located. 6185. Adults only, no Registration for Com­ Saturday, Jan. 22 MANCHESTER - New listing. IMMACULATE Eight room PROFESSIONAL - A105 con­ •Perspectives on House > — Announoomonta RATES 647-9946 Immaculate 6-room Rancn sole organ with sideman. Late fees. Cali J.D. Real Estate pets. Security deposit. CaU munity Services course—2 Orientation meetings for i — Entortolnmont Colonial - Two years old. First Associates, Inc. 646-1980. 646-7690. Design — 7:20 p.m., HR I — AuetJona l u r n i with fireplace, wall-to-wall model, excellent condition. to 7 p.m.. Registrar’s Of­ TV and newspaper courses, 1 day — 1 U word por day floor family room. 21/2 baths, 648-2244. 207. carpet, three b^rooms, gar­ four bedrooms, fireplace, wall fice. 9 a.m.-2 p.m.. Room MB FINANCIAL 3 days .. . lOt word par day SALES ahe llcralCi age, 1/2 acre lot. Mint condi­ EAST HARTFORD - Modem MANCHESTER - Newer •Beginning' Bridge — i — Bonda-Siocka-Mongagoa 0 d a y a ___9« word par day On* Sal* Par Waak to wall carpeting, throughout. U^w|*1>«tlOIOCAlt€> EIZ3* two bedroom Townhouse. Duplex. Half of two family, •Certified Professional 13. I — Paraonfel Loana tion. Mid 640’s. Zinsser Agen­ WE BUY and sell furniture. 7:30 p.m., HR 216, 26 dayi — 6a word par day Two car garage, large lot. Heat and hot water, 1 1/2 three bedrooms. Kitchen Secretary Theory and Registration for Com­ I — Iniuranct Earna $52,000 Annual Commlaslona cy, 646-1511. 659,000. PhllbriA Agency, 648- Cash on the line. One piece or 15 words $2.00 minimum an entire houseful. 646-6432. baths, disposal, dishwasher, appliances and wall-to-wall Review Part IV — Finan­ munity Services course—9 •Horse Care and Stable Big Uckol franchlto or dIalrlbutoraMp oxporlonco only. 4200. EMPLOYMENT . Happy A d a ...... 12.30 inch ‘ Furniture Barn, 345 Main full basement with hook-ups. carpeting. Individual en­ Management — 8:30 p.m., — Htip Waniad OInora nood not apply. Mutt bo aUo lo tubelanlialo ro- MANCHESTER - First floor cial Analysis and the a.m.-noon, Registrars Of­ DELIVERY PERSON - Part For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Jan. 18. Monday night will SStreet, beside Douglas 6245. Call 528-1708 days. trances and full basement — BuiJnaaa OppoMunitioa coni annual oaminga ol $8?,000 or more and bo family room comes with this Mathematics of Business, fice. MB 9. — Situation Wantad time, good hours, weekends find snow activity over parts of the northern Rockies and Motors. with washer and dryer hook­ available Immediately. Qutllflod loada provided art 7-room full dormered Cape. LARGE SIX Room Duplex - 5:55 p.m., HR 216. Duplicate Bridge — •Ndn-credit community Happiness Is and during week. Clerk, Four bedrooms, fireplace, throughout the Lakes. Mostly fair and freezing weather is ups. Within walking distance EDUCATION company oxponM. Tho poefcam and ehockout you’ve cashiering lor modem phar­ Central location. No pets. to schools and shopping. 6280. services course begins. — Privata inatrucliona eargage and more. Mid 640’s. expected elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approximate Building Suppliaa 42 Learning ahvayt droamod of. For cenoworollen, i ' macy. Apply at once, Liggett KEITH Security, references. per month. Small pet accep- — Scnoota-Ciaaaaa Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 7 (28), Boston — Initructiona Wantad Mr. Frank (Toll Proa) 800- Drug, Manchester Parkaw. ' Available immediately. 6225 bble. Damato Enterprises, Chord Quitar 10 (23), Chicago -9 (8), Cleveland -3 (9), Dallas 26 ( 44). Denver NATURAL STONE for R Ea ESTATE retaining walls, veneers, per month. 649-1924, 643-2289. 646-1021. NEAL ESTATE Collect 014-228-1751 MANCHESTER - New listing. 15 (55), Duluth -12 (9), Houston 26 (57). Jacksonville 24 (48), Dr. Lamb — Homaa for Saia Beginners and Mon. thru Frt. • a.m. lo 6 p.m., ta t 0 ajn. to '1 pjn. PART TIME Driver - Apply 99 Completely redecorated in­ 172 E. Cantor 81. patios, etc. Pick up by the — Lota-Land for Sala Elm Street, Manchester, 8 side, this B-room four Kansas City -3 (19), Little Rock 17 (29), Los Angeles 45 (78), pound or delivery by the ton. MANCHESTER - 30 Locust FOUR ROOMS - On second — invaatmant Proparty Intermediate a.m. to 10 a.m., Monday Miami 47 (66), Minneapolis -16 (10), New Orleans 21 (49), New Bolton Notch Stone ^ a rr y , Street. First floor, four rooms floor, in stone house. Wail to — Bualnaaa Proparty bedroom home is a good buy heated. Available immediate­ Irregular heartbeat ~ Raaort Proparty classes through Friday. at 637,900. Garage, one and 1/2 “W w M aks York 10 (21), Phoenix 39 (74), San Francisco 34 (59), Seattle 43 649-3163. wall carpeting, new bath. — flaal Eataia Wantad (51), St. Louis -3 (12), Washington 8 (22). ly. 6220. Call 646-2426, 9 a.m. 5245, ,including heat, baths, fireplace. Zinsser [ House CALLS” to 5 p.m. MItC. SENVICES now forming Town of Manchester MATURE, Responsible Per­ Agency, 64^1511. appliances: parking. Adults — Sarvicaa Otfarad son - To babysit. Occassional- only. 646-1510, or 6«4)885. no major problem Call Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 MANCHESTER - Eight room By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. — Paintfng-Paparir>g LEGAL NOTICE ly in my Forset Hills home. MANCHESTER - Four 6 4 m i2 6 — Buiiding-Conlracting Own transportation desired. House. Appliances, ^50. J.D. MANCHESTER - Occupancy — Roofirtg-Siding ADVERTISING 643-6795 The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing bedroom Ranch with 2 full 649-1922 DOG-CAT BOARDING Real Estate. 64&1980. Irregularities of the Skipped Beats, Tachycar­ — Haating-Plumolng Please call 646-1056; if no baths, family room, fireplace, Invaatmant Proparty 25 Articlaa lor Sala 41 bathing/grooming. Complete February 1st. Three Bedroom DEAR DR. LAMB - 1 — Floorlrig on January 24, 1977 at 7:30 P.M. In the Municipal Building to Duplex in newer two family heart" covers a lot of dias so you will have a DEADLINE West Side Rec answer 646-8250. garage. 1850 square feetof modern facilities. Canine was hospitalized this year — Moving-Trucking-Storaga hear and consider the following; ATTRACTIVELY Paneled - 4- home. Bowers School territory. The premature more complete idea of — Sarvicaa Wantad living space. Priced to sell at HEBRON - 100 acre former Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon for a complete examina­ 12:00 noon the day before WESLEY RETIREMENT CENTER, INC. ET AL 642,cm. Zinsser Agency, 646- Road, Manchester. 646-5971. room apartment. Stove, District. Includes appliances, beats of the heart usually pubIleaUon. CAPE - Six rooms - Three or Girl Scout camp with 3 acre refrigerator, references. No tion. 1 have had a problem what the heart can do. MI8C. FOR SALE 1511. ATTENTION and has wall to wall Articlaa for Saia Petition for a change in the Zoning Regulations h> allow four bedrooms, formal dining pond. B/W Realty, 647-1419. pets. 6170. 646-3167, 228-3540. 7 are not important if they Deadline for Saturday &nd carpeting. Heat is not in­ for years that my doctor Others who want this infor­ — Building Suppliaa Nafp Wantad 13 Housing for the Elderly and Handicapped as a Special Excep­ KEYPUNCH room, basement. Handy loca­ FR E E TO Good homes - are not causing symptoms. Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. cluded. $250 per m onth. says is cardiospasm. They mation can send 50 cents — Pata -Birda- Ooga tion in Residence M Zone as follows: OPERATOR MANCHESTER - New Usting. tion. 633,500. Fliilbrick Agen­ VW OWNERS! Adorable puppies. Shephard TWO BEDROOM Apartment - 1 saw many of these in — Livaatock I Work at boma In apart lima. 6-0 Duplex located near Main cy, 6464200. mixed. Five weeks old. Call Security deposit and with a long, stamped self- — Boata & Accaaaonaa Earn $250.00 par 1,000 alufflng Stove, refrigerator, heat and did not find anything at the I “Add to Article II Section 18 the following: for in-house computer. Street. Separate beating anytime 646-7955, or 646-2778. references required. Two hospital except that 1 had healthy pilots in the United addressed envelope for it. — Sporting Oooda PLEASE READ I anvtiopaa. Sand atampad, Mu8t be deligent, ef­ Bualnaaa Proparty 26 hot water included. Months children acceptra, no pets. — Qardan Producta 18.06.03 Housing lor tho Eldorly or Handicappod systems, remodeled kitchens. DUPLEX 6&6 - xCentrally New Soodyaar States Air Force popula­ I aait-addraaaad anvalopa to: ficient, and accurate A security, and months rent. Call 647-9936, or 649-2003. irregularities of my Just send your letter to me — Antiquaa YDURAD I Tarry Lana Entarpriaaa, P.O. Housing lor the Elderly or Handicapped which is to be Assumable 7 1/2% mortgage. located. New heating system. DACHSUND PUPPIES - — Wantad to Buy typist. Permanent posi­ COVENTRY - 40 acre Egg B a ttm 12 VaR 3 Call 8ra-9070. tion. in care of this newspaper, ' “ 21$. Hobart, Indiana owned and operated by the Town of ^ n c h e ste r or by a Mid 640’s. Zinsser Agency, AKC, two females, eleven heartbeat. Classified ads are taken over tion in busy modem of­ Ebccellent condition. One side Farm, with three story bam. Rapid heart action or RENTALS 646-1511. Year Guarantaa far weeks old. Cali 646-8231, after MANCHESTER - Large two They did nothing about it P.O. Box 1551, Radio City the phone as a convenience. non-profit charitable organization may be developed at fice; For appointment for empty, may be purchased Butler-type building. Power 31 GLENWOOD STREET- paroxysmal tachycardia — Roonis tor Rant with furniture. Owner, 529- 5:30. bedroom Townhouse, With and sent me back to my Station. New York, N.Y. — Apartmanta for Rant The Herald is responsible for the discretion of the Planning and Zoning Commission. personal interview, call plant, and other out Mildings, anty Two bedroom duplex. private basement. Ljundry can occur without heart — Homaa for Rant only one Incorrect insertion 0951. family doctor. He hasn't 10019. Before giving approval the Commission shall give due 649-5253 between 9:00- plus Three Lovely Homes. Appliances and private base­ hook-ups, and kitchen disease in healthy people. — Buainaaa tor Rant and then only to the size of the 3:00, Mr. Harrison. Offers invited, B/W Realty, 0 0 ment. No pets. Lease and given me anything except The cardiospasm you — Raaort Proparty for Rant original ir>sertlon. Errors which FACTORY CLERK - Gerical consideration to the needs of elderly and handicapped MANCHESTER - Lovely 4- A ntiquaa 43 appliances. Immediate oc­ — Wantad to Rant 647-1419. *18 security. 6230. per month. 649- It can be frightening and do not lessen the value of the 'experience desired. Second persons and shall find that both the welfare of the The W. a Oenw) Ga cupancy. $250 monthly, in­ Valium. I would like to have means spasm of the — Miac. for Rant WHITE STREET bedroom Ranch, two baths, 9455, 647-9773. many cause symptom. In advertisement will not be cor­ shut, 3:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. elderly or handicapped and the general public is All othar Qoodyaar cludes neat and hot water. 646- know something about this. lower esophagus where it is the location of this lovely family room, 2et, many FOUR ROOMS - First floor. Female, 20’s to share luxury 2 7773. typing skills and aptitude for multistory building. extras. Priced at 640,500. Heated. Central. Adults, no bedroom South Windsor apart­ have a pail hlatory of aalea lucceia or Privata Inatructlona 18 figures, and who enjoys wish to begin a career In salea, you can The space between multistory buildings shall be Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. pets. $210.649-1919, between 5- ment. $135. plus utilities. Call • REAL ESTATE Career - Earn working with children. Plea­ benefit from one of the moat lucraUve not less than IMi times the height of the highest 7 p.m. Unda, 644-2f05. 615,000 plus annually. Must sant atmosphere, and good REMEDIAL READING and GLASTONBURY - Out of BUSINESS & SERVICE commission slructures In our Industry. building. have license, or in process. math; individualized work CHAPMAN APARTMENTS - M A N C H E ST E R - New salary. Hours: 8 a.m. until 5 What we need ii an Individual who can 18.06.03 (d) Raeldantial unit Minimum Floor araa state ownpr must sell this Part timers considered. m., Monday, Tuesday, program, (lst-8th grade) ^ beautiful 8-room home on Completely furnished, 1 1/2 Duplex. Two bedrooms, Ralph Pasek, Realtors, 289- deal directly with bualnessmen who The minimum floor area of residential units Masters degree teacher. 568- room efficiency. Heat, hot 'ednesday, and Friday and U M calendars and specially Itemi lo Mlnnechaug Mountain. B/W range, dishwasher and dis­ 7475! Saturday, 8 a.m. until 12 noon. exclusive of public hallways and corridors shall 80.5. Realty, 647-1419. water. Parking. $145. Pasek posal. Oil heat. $275. promote Iheir builneia. This Is an be: Realtors, 289-7475. Reply with business and per­ excellent opportunity for you to monlh. Large yard, RNs and LPNs - Full time and TUTORING - Reading and Right now, the SingSI* sewing machine you’ve always wanted is on sale. Which sonal references to Box F, c/o aiaoclale youiaeU with The Thos. D. Efficiency unit - 450 square feet M A N CH ESTER - Id e a l after 5 p.m. part time. Weekend relief. 7 Manchester Evening Herald. One bedroom unit - 600 square feet Math. Masters Degree starter. Attractive aluminum CHARLES APARTMENTS - means your talent for sewing can now be matched by your flair for saving. a.m. to 3 p.m. Apply in person Murphy Co., a pioneer In the adver­ Teacher. Free evaluation. 649^ Deluxe four and half room tising field • since 1888. Your inlUatlve Two bedroom unit - 750 square feet sided, 6W room, 2 bath CAPE. Homaa for Rant 84 East Hartford Convalescent NIGHT TIME Manager - 8023. Fireplaced living room, plus DIRECTORY Townhouse. IW baths, all Home, 745 Main Street, East and planning will determine your and thereafter 150 square feet for each additional appliances, two air con­ Wanted for tobacco depart­ growth and succeis with our ei- bedroom. finished recreation room, and MANCHESTER - Clean three Hartford, Conn. ditioners, carpeted, heat, hot bedroom Ranch. One and 1/2 ment, supervisory and tablished company. Your accounts are □ REAL ESTATE oversized garage. 630s.-Call Sarvicaa OHarad Sarvicaa OHarad 31 Painting-Paparing 32 Building-Contracting ■ 33 cashiering. Experience For residential units with central kitchen and Arthur, or Suzanne Shorts, water, patios, sound proofing. baths, garage. $300. unheated. RNs and LPNs - Full time and protected and repeat order! make dining facilities the minimum floor areas for each Washer and dryer hook-ups, needed. Pleasant working money for you. Write Bob McKenile, 646-3233. J. Watson Beach Co. VINYL REPAIR - We can fix Lease. Blanchard & Rossetto, part time. 3-11 p.m. shift. type unit shall be reduced 5%. 23 PAPER HANGING Expert. NEW CEILINGS - Archways storage, basement garage. conditions and hours. Apply at Marketing Manager. The Thoa. D. Homaa For Sala Manchester, 647-9139. sofas, chairs, cars, etc. No Realtors, 646-2482. Come in and speak to us, Your average paper, in and ceiling beams install^. $270 to $315. 6464)800, 646-lM. once, Liggett Parkade Drug. Murphy Co . Red Oak, Iowa SI888. For residential units with tenant storage outside of need for expensive about our new higher starting MANCHESTER • Large Two averag e room , 330. Mr. Ceilings resurfaced, various EAST HARTFORD - Single $30.00 SAVING the units the minimum floor areas for each type BOLTON LAKE - Two recovering. 568-5878. Rlchman, 646-3864. i i " * salary for 3-11 nurses. East AUTO MECHANIC - We are family, eleven rooms, con­ bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, textures, wail knock-outa and TWO BEDROOM Apartment - house. Two bedrooms, stove, 169 unit shall be reduced 5%. installations. Drobiak Dry AND THE LOWEST PRICE EVER FOR Hartford Convalescent Home, looking for a capable, TOOL DESIGNER - venient location, reduced to heat, hot water, dishwasher, refrigerator, two car garage. laundry room.. For sale by SNOW PLOWING - Parking PAINTING, Paper banging. Wall Company, 648-8882. THIS FREE ARM MACHINE. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ experienced man, with a com­ Experienced in aircraft-type 18.06.03 (e) Haight Umlla 635,000. Paul W. Dougan, owner. Beach privileges. CaU air conditioning and pool. Quiet neighborhood. ford, Conn. lots and driveways. Carpentry work. Call 64S-44U, REG. $199.95 plete set of tools. Benefits In­ sheet metal development. Buildings containing residential units shall not Realtor. 643-4535. 643-8775. Mid twenties. Reasonable rates, free es­ $250. Call 5 2 8 : ^ or 841^9705 References required. $290 exceed 4 habitable stories. LINRI Construction Co. - Tom after 6 ^.m. monthly. 6 4 3 - ^ . Our STYLIST^ machine helps you sew hard- clude: Excellent modern Overtime and benefits. Inter­ timates. Call 643-8364. Irv in g NURSES AIDE - Hospital working conditions, top pay, viewing 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.. FOR SALE or Rent with op­ Corbitt. Building, Remolding, Accessory buildings shall not exceed 2 stories. RANCH - Seven rooms, three Manchester and Bolton. QUALITY PAINTING and Additions, Garages, Kitchens, to-reach places like cuffs and neckbands, trained preferred. 7 a.m, to 6 bonus, paid holidays, vaca­ Dynamic Metal Products, bedrooms, modem kitchen, L tion to buy. Superb 9-room C iM TREE Service - Free es­ TWO AND Half Room Apart­ TALCOTTVILLE - Newly p.m, No fees. Car necessary. 18.06.03 (f) Automoblla Parking Paper Hanging by Willis Roofing, Siding, Recreation ment. Heat, hot water, thanks to the convenient free arm. And has tion, overtime, and co-op on Inc., 422 North Main Street, shaped living and dining Raised Ranch in prestlgeous timates, discount senior GROUP OF Energetic young restored Federal Colonial Medical Placement Service, Automobile parking spaces shall be provided on the Scnultz. Fully insured, Rooms. 646-535S. i. Main Street loca- (circa 1800) Duplex. Country five built-in utility and fashion^ disc patterns. uniforms and insurance. Must Manchester, 646-4048. room. Large paneled family area. Beautiful kitchen-tamlly citizens. Company people desire work to meet references. 649-4343. 232-5226. be able to work on all brands site at a ratio of 1 parking space for 2 residential room in basement, g s r ^ , room with fieldstone Manchester owned and tion. Third floor. References. setting on one acre. Two Carrying case or cabinet extra. dally needs. Snow shoveling, NEWTON SMITH - of domestic cars. Married AVON CAN do more than units plus 2 additional parking spaces for each per­ patio, 300’ deep lot. 639,900. fireplace. Nicely landscaped, operated. Call 646-1327. Security. Lease. Immediate bedrooms, living room, coun­ PART TIME Janitor - apartments cleaned, window DAVE’S PAINTING Service • Remodeling, Repairing. Rec occupancy. $145. Call after 5 man over twenty-five make you look pretty...it can manent employee. Parking area design and con­ rallbrick Agency, Realtors. many extras. East Coast washing, and many more Jobs try kitchen, dining room, or Cleaners needed - Mornings, 6 Interior, Exterior. rooms. No Job too snuill. 649: p.m., 646-3911. preferred. If you are looking make life more interesting struction shall be in accordance with the provisions 6464200. Realty, 528-9668, 643-9969. CUSTOM DRAPERIES made you just don’t have time to do. guest room. Original wide to 10. Manchester Parkade Reasonable prices. Any size 3144. pine and hardwood floors. $275 lor a home in a prosperous and make your bank account set forth in Article IV Section 9.02. to specifications. Free es­ Discount for Senior Citizens. job. References anytime. Call area. Must have transporta­ business, we would bigger. As an Avon Represen­ ATTRACTIVE Three room per month. Lease, security, 18.06.03 (g) FIra H au rd Praciutlon timates and measurement. Call 7284839. 875-S(M5. CARPENTRY, Custom tion. Call 649-5334. An U|iml like to talk to you. Call Bill tative you meet new people, CaU anytime before 9 p.m. Apartment - Heat, electricity, and references. Available Im­ Opportunity Employer M/F. Shall be in accordance with the provisions of Arti­ MANCHESTER B VICINITY MLS Houses - Additions, garages, $ 0 0 9 5 Baker at 456-2619, between 8 go new places, earn extra 6494266. DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Ser­ stove, refrigerator. mediately. CaU Mr. Wnlght, cle II Section 18.05.03 (k). INTERIOR PAINTING and roofing and siding, kitchens, References. No pets. $155.646- 528-9471. After 5, 6436149, for a.m. and 5 p.m. Vehicles money. Sound good? Call 523- ving Rockledge, surrounding Wallpapering. Quality, ATVT ^ ^ T H E E Unlimited. Route 6, Colum­ 9401. 18.06.03 (h) AcousUo Control REWEAVINO burns, boles. bathrooms, and repair work of 3167, 228-3540. appointment. SENTRY VALUES areas. Parking lots, professional work at all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis ZIG-ZAG MACHINE SAVES YOU $30.00 bia. Shall be In accordance with the provisions of Arti­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. driveways, apartments, 7 SSSaSOO reaaonable prices. Fully in­ for estimate, 643-6712. MANCHESTER - Deluxe REG $129.95. cle II Section 18.05.03 tl). Window shades, Venetian sidewalks, sanding. Call 64^ onicaa-Storaa lor Rant 88 Andover, new listing, 7 room Cape, 3 or 4 bedrooms, sured. G.L. McHugh, Pain­ Townhouse 2-bedroom apart­ Its drop-in bobbin is so easy to use you never bUnds. Keys. TV for rent. 2204. ting, 643-9321. 362 18.06.03 (i) Application for Commlaaion Approval vinyl siding, garage, large treed lot, close to beach and Marlow’s, 867 Main 9 . IML ment. Highland Street area. ATTRACTIVE Four roogi of­ get wound up replacing it. And the built-in LEGAL CARRIERS NEEDED Applications shall be in accordance with the boat dock. 5221. ALLAN T. KEELER’S tax Rooling-Siding-Chimnay 34 Cfll 646-1616. fice. Ground level, central blind hem stitch gives the most professional, NOTICE provisions set forth in Article II Section 18 05 03 SSSaSOO service. Tax returns done in Have we helped you location, professional durable hems ever. Carrying case or cabinet extra. (0 ). Andover, waterfront contemporary chalet, redwood GENEUIAL Remodeling and Uie privacy ol your home. Call ROOFER will InsUIi roof, M A N C H E ST E R - One building, parking and utilities. PUBLIC HEARING To Dolivar TIm Manchestar Evanlng Iately7...call 643-2711. CaU M -2U S . 18.06.03 (j) Bonding Roqulromont exterior, cathedral ceiling living room, stone painting, stucco, other 871-1781 for apjiointment. siding or gutters for low dis­ bedroom unit located In a BOARD OF DIRECTORS small brick complex with HaraM hi Eaat Hartford, In tho following Shall be in accordance with the provisions of Arti­ fireplace, slider to deck owlooking lake. textured finishes, sheet rock count price. Call Ken at 647- INTRODUCTORY SPECIAL... TOWN OF MANCHESTER work. Free estimates. FOR COMPLETE and ac­ 1566. country atmosphere. Heat, EAST CENTER Street - 540 araaa: cle II Section 18.05.03 (p). S41aS00 Building-Contracting 33 hot water, appliances.plii $229. and 300 square foot offices. CONNECTICUT Ralph Rd.s Tolland S t, Raid 8L. References. Reasonable, curate income tax prepara­ THURSDAY 18.06.03 (k) Control ol laouo of Cortlflcatoa of Occupancy Manchester, newer dormered Cape on quiet street, prices. 646-4346. tion, call Jim Smart at 643- BIDWELL Home Improve­ Lease, security.ty. Blanchard & Modern first floor. Central WES ROBBINS carpentry Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. heat and air. ample parking. JANUARY 20, 1977 CIpolla Dr„ and BumaMo Shall be in accordance with the provisions of Arti­ formal dining room, IW baths, king-sized master 6860. Will come to your home. ment Co. Ehipert installation Ava. cle II Section 18.05.03 (q). bedroom, vinyl siding, spotless condition. BRICK • BLOCK, stone, remodeling specialist. Ad­ of aluminum siding, gutters 645-1180. SAVE ^ ON A NEW GOLDEN The Board of Directors will ditions, rec rooms, dormers, ONE THREE Room Apart-' conduct a public session 18.06.03 (I) Ella Drainage llreplaces, concrete, chimney SNOW PLOWING - Parking and trims. Roofing installa­ T O U C H & SEW II MACHINE CALL 647-9946 542.900 bullt-ins, bathrooms, tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- ment - Mayberry Village. CaU STORE, or Office space for Thursday, January 20, 1977 repairs. No job too small. lots, driveways. Free es­ including a cabinet in the bargain. It has our exclu­ Shall be in accordance with the provisions of Arti­ South Windsor, new listing, unusual Investment Save. Call 6444356 for es­ kitchens. 649-3446. 9109. 289-5060. rent in Manchester Mall. Heat from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in HanU Circulation Dapt cle II Section 18.09.03 (i)." timates. Call Regal Mufflers, sive FLIP A SEW^ two-way surface for easy conver­ property, older 641 Two Family, plus a five room timates. ssk for Jim. 646-2112, or 833- and li^ fs incluiM. 643-1442 or . the Board of Directors Office W.B. THORNTON - ZONE CHANQE • PARKER STREET single home. Excellent Income. * LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 4IORACE Tetrault - Siding, SIX. ROOM Duplex - Central 645-4284. sion to free arm sewing, and a push4>utton bobbin 4015. new homes custom built, in the Municipal Building to Petition to change the zoning from "Rural Residence" to 583.900 TRUCKING • Odd Jobs roofing, stormwindows, aw­ location. $210 monthly, Plus winder saves 18 ordinary bobbin-winding steps. hear comments and remodeled, /additions, rec nings. (Quality workmanship, utilities. 546-3285. alter 3 p.m. MANCHESTER - 550 square “Residence M" for a tract of 48 Seres on the west sidf of Parker Manchester, new listing, new 7 room Dutch Colonial in HAND PAINTED show card suggestions from the public. rooms, garages, kitchens free estimates. Fully Insured. Available now. feet industrial space. Ground SUPER BUYS ON RECONDITIONED Street In the vicinity of Bent Street as shown on a map prepared excellent location. 1st floor family room, slider to signs for window displays etc. remodeled, bath tile, cement ^ tu r e sessions will be held PART TIME TELLERS Reasonable prices. Will 872-9187, 649-3147. floor, $85. monlnly including MACHINES $29.95 to $79.95. by Griswold It Fuss, Inc. dated December 8.1976. deck, kitchen bullt-ins, double garage. work. Steps, dormers. EAST HARTFORD - Two heat. Warren E. Howland, the first Tuesday of each Several openinge for Imflvkluale willing lo wotli flexi­ 1775, 644-9532. deliver. Call 5^3118. All inspected by Singer trained personnel to see that ZONING REGUUTION AMENDMENT Residential or commercial. bedroom Duplex. Wall to wall Realtors. 643-1108. month from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 ble tchaduloa on an “on cair aa naodad baaia. tome $59,500 Call 649-4291. SPECIALIZING cleaning and 770/24i The Planning and Zoning Commission proposes to amend the FORMICA TOPS - CablneU carpeting, appliances. Securi­ everything runs smoothly. Limited quantities available. a.m. and the third Thursday of traveling lo Eaal Hartford aroa oflioaa. WUI Iraki. Manchester, new 5-5 Duplex, 6 bedroonu, IW baths, repairing chimneys, roots, Zoning Regulations as follows: and doors made to order. Top new roofs. Free estimates. 30 ty, lease, adults, no pets. SMALL SPACE for rent - Some models higher. each month from 6:30 p.m. to OaahlarIng, or provloiia bank oxparlanoa helpful. separate furnaces each side. Excellent Income. KEEP SMILING TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Available March 1st. $259.528- In Article II, Section 13, repeal and delete Special Excep­ quality work, reasonable Years Experience. Howley, Ideal for store or office. 8:30 p.m. in the Board of IntormaUon, or appokibnanL call KEEP HAPPY Carpentry and general con­ 7688. tion 13.15.01 (a) Junk Yard and Motor Vehicle Junk Yard prlcei. References. 646-4346. 543-5381. Available now. Please call Directors Office. MARGARET HUDSON, EAST HARTFORD OFFICE tracting. Residential and 6436441. PitoM epaerar « par«ol|Mllne Om Iw i. ‘A TraOwMrk of TMt WNOEfl COS4FAHV and In Article IV repeal and delete Junk Yard and Motor Pascal A. Prignano, 244-4800 commercial. Whether it be a ROOMMATE WANTED • Vehicle Junk Yard In Setion 6A.03.04. ELECTRiaAN - AU types o( small repair job, a custom Secretary wiring, electricalIrical improviiimrov^ Palntlng-Paparlng 32 East Hartford, central, 2400 SQUARE FEET • air con- built home or anything in busline, five minutes to Hart­ Board of Directors Copies of these petitions and all relevant information have been ment, and repairair work.work . FTFREE Haatlng-Plumblng 38 ditlonM space with full base­ THE COAliyECTICUT BANK PAINTING - interior and between, call 646-ISn. ford. Between 0 to 5,278-5850, ^ M m eh s tto f 843-4305 Manchester, Conn. fll^ in the Town Clerk’s office for public inspection. SENTRY estimates. Ultl 546-5253. ment in modern colonial brick SINGER AND TRUST COMPANY exterior, paperhanging, SEWERLINES, sink lines, Ext. 333. Home, 289-7116. shopping cw ter. Plentty ol PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION SlWPtiG Cf NT[ RS AHO MHTICtrATINO ATMOVEO Of ALINS Dated at Manchester, Real Estate Senrices excellent work. References. CARPENTRY - Repairs, cleaned with electric cutters, parking. Will subdivide, alio Connecticut this 12th day of Ronald Gates. Secretary remodeling, additions, gar­ tqiml Opp»Hmltt I*a*iw , Maft/Snmft REALTOR-MLt To ptaeo ■ CkMslfltd Free estim ates. Fully In­ by professionals.prolessionais. McKinney OLDER SIX Room Dupex for owner may participate in January, 1977. Dated this 17th day of January. 1977. Ad...call 848-2711. sured. Martin Mattson, 649- ages, roofing. Call David Broi. Sewage Disposal Conv rent - $190 per monUi. Please sound busineu venture. Mr. f 44St. * Patrla 644-17M. pany, 6486308. * call 649-2462. BeUiore. 647-1413. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Maacheiter, Conn., Mon., Jan. 17. 1977 - PAGE THlRTRiPiy ACROSS 60 Cask stave Anawar to Prsvioua Puizis PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MMdwrter. Conn.. M w - Jan. 17,1W7 8 t Ranch anlmil 1 OaUor’i note 62 Worry at 1 D A 1 7 H n U M M O B M O T 4 Eltctricilly ptrtisttntly c 0 R R 1 T| Charles M. Schultz chirgtd parti- 63 Take tha sun t a 0 C e D 1 9 • lb A R cla T 7 T Dear Abby 7 Olympic DOWN e R i 114J board (tbbr.) A ■ 8 1 Infirmities ■ ■ i \n M, W H A T A to Law degree 1 IROUeHTkOUUKEG'mEM.. By Abigail Van Buren (abbr.) 2 Butter I LEARNED THAT I 6ET 11 Dog-tired (2 substitute ‘ttXlTXP M E W LEARNED SICK RI0IN6 ON THE BUS! D A V * t h e ffu Y wda) 3 Over (Gar.) S0METHIN6VEIWIM(>0RTANT 13 Fleet po(t 4 Not wall ON OUR LAST FIELP TRIP., X T H E office (abbr.) 5 Plaza chaar P/iSS DEAR ABBY: Thank you for voting for the right of the 14 Sheittred (id i 6 Bill biological parents to remain anonymous if they wish. I 15 W tit Point 7 Qutatlonabla 25 Grtck cupid 8 Musical work 42 Garment (pi.) ^UCK T o M A 5 suppose some biological parents would dearly love to be frMhmtn 26 Clothe with 45 Wing (Fr.) reunited with the child they gave up, but for me it would 16 Enttrtilnmtnt 9 Taksa In authority 11 Protactiva gar- 46 Boat's O U T be traumatic. 17 Mort poinful 28 Meat cut company Sick 5 , 19 Gulf mant 29 Chinata i - a I was 14 when I gave up the child I had conceived by my 12 Comas closa 47 Dislike iHAile^ 21 Hiwaiian - dynasty fw Am >a> e«-a«.»m>M4-.*a mm stepfather. That part of my life was a nightmare, and the 18 Ssmual's 49 Golden e'6fraMP»’aa»aaM«»,»»4a«a »» day I signed away my legal rights to the baby I really did volcano, 30 Wild plum Mauna_____ taachar 33 Bacausa 50 Collage WINTHROP not want, I knew that I had done the right thing. 23 Haavanlv altar 20 Cry of a lamb, 36 Exclamation athletic group When the chUd is 18,1 will be 32, and by that time I hope 24 Contamporiry 22 Trojan haro of horror (2 51 Billboard Mickey Finn — Morris Weiee I will be married and have a child by a man I love. paintar 23 Adjuration wdi.) 54 Author Flaming 24 Mona_____ H c w u m Abby, I’m writing this because I want adopted children 27 Old Ttttim ent 38 Half (prafix) 55 By way of painting 40 Beg H A .v e TSFORDOMIADA to realize that in most cases, they are better off for having book 56 Work unit THE ^ WHAT'S WRONG NOTHIN'—^ M a U H A D t- o « w , m m * h r im . haen pven up for adoption. And they should be grateful to 31 Makt angry 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 9 D O O R 'S o p e n ! WITH VOUy EXCEPT THAT THAT *3699 their biological mothers, who had the good sense to give 32 Rug aurlace C O M B IN I UNDERHILL'? I'VE GOT A BAD 34 Artlit'a 10 11 12 13 COLO— AND I'M CNE? them to parents who wanted them. RESTING. 73 PONTUC GRAND PRIX I closed a door I never want opened. medium M 15 35 Indifftrant 16 aRM--pa--- m UAUfMAi V D, emI o iim II o, p o w if poM O t FLORIDAN (comp. wd.| 17 19 10 20 iM i >la|l lap, aniy SOASS mtaa. 37 Compaaa •3499 DEAR FLORIDAN: 1 applaud your mature and sensible point 21 22 23 philosophy. Read on for another excellent letter from 38 Chinaia 24 25 26 TSHMOEUIE another reader who shares your view: (prafix) 27 28 29 30 M tlta t bm m , l-ieM » V -t, tuiowmio, p tm m 39 Lung allmant 31 32 33 34 p o w bvEfcotp Etovaa niRtoi vtoyl Mpy DEAR ABBY: There is a group here in Colorado that 4 1 Gtt tvan with RMor RTMip. IM M m in ONLV *4399 calls itself "Adoptees in Search." They £u*e trying to force 43 Nagitlvaa 35 36 37 31 44 Aatronaut’a legislation that would allow adoptees access to their birth 39 40 41 42 records—complete with the names of their biological tarry Autoe For Sale a t Autos for Soto I f :omporoi-rnlhn parents. 45 Snaita 43 44 75 (NEVY C-10 PKXUP 48 Noticaa IfqWsWiHomo* 65 As a woman who gave her child up for adoption, may I A Favorite TRIUMPH Spitfire, 1874, 1967 FORD Thunderblrd - • cyrindaf, ttai»dtrd« AM raRlo, • ft boriy. tltp 52 Lyriclit 45 46 47 46 49 50 51 yellow, excellent condition, Good running condition, best BRAND NEW 14 foot wides bumptr...... ONLY «3695 express my view? If adoptees want to change the law from Gtrahwin Pritcllla’i Pop — Al Vormoor make an offer. Call 646-4838 offer. Call 6»1173. from $9995. in stock ready for this time forward, fine. But when I left my child at a home 53 Skunk-Ilka 52 S3 J4 ?5 56 57 after 5 p.m. for unwed mothers, they assured me &iat my records animal immediate delivery. Price in- 59 59 60 V Trueki lor Solo 62 eludes wall-to-wall 74 FOW) F-100 would forever be confidential and no one—imd certainly 57 Hara (Fr.) LOOKS LIKE WERE ARE YOU SAY.' HOW VMOJLP 1976 TRIUM PH TR 7 - carrpeting, matching not my child—would ever know who her biological parents 58 HIra 91 62 63 JN FDR ANOTHER KIPI7ING? ITS A YOU UKETOQOTO Original cost $7,000, asking 1963 FORD TRUCK - F-100. oowaHaM oowriMoiki ’2995 were. 59 Cilia 17 appliances, bow window, front HEAVY SNOWFALL," BEAUTIFUL RAY.' $5,000. Loaded. Air con­ THE TRACK WITH ME Excellent running condition. country kitchen and much Other unwed mothers may feel differently, but I have no BOTTS.' WHEN IT OPENS? ditioning, 8-track deck. Phone Needs very minor repairs to 568-9348 after 5 p.m. Days, more. Large selection of desire to intrude myself into the life of the child I gave up pass Insp^ion. $375.742-6581. homes to chooss from, all 73 AUDI FOX 6434)688. Huts t P»art 4 aylwRir, MtomMIe, AM/FM HoMpmiW years ago, and I feel it would be best if that child did not ^ ~ ^ o i 7 priced to sell. Elxcellent finan- raMOs llsMO MiM. ’2595 come into my life. Win at Bridge 1974 FORD Wlndowvan • Fully cing available. Trades PLYMOUTH 1969 Suburban I was promised that my records would remain fnrever custom lied interior. V-8, welcome, parts, supplies, and closed. And if they are ever released to anyone, I will sue Start with brain in gear Custom Wagon. Blue. Eight automatic. 32,000 miles. accessories, full time service cylinders. Automatic 75 mRCURY COUGAR the home for violating our agreement! Excellent condition. $4,000, or department. Plaza Homes, Qrayi V4» m ImmIIOs powtv Mttvliipi pMMV bfikMi Mii transmission, power steering. B.O. Must sell. 648-3326. 13M Wilbur Cross HlAway, ’4695 CLOSED BOOK NORTH 17 Roof rack. Exceiicnt. $m . Berlin Turnpike, Berlin, 4b A82 and a bad' trump break 'T.l Suburban Sales, 649-20f76. 1971 4-WHEEL DRIVE Vk ConnecUcut, 1-8384)369. DEAR ABBY: I am 21, have never been married, but fF10 7 4 nullified the good bidding." TON Chevv custom deluxe have a beautiful 9-month*old baby. His father has never ♦ A2 Oswald: "All South did at 1965 AUSTIN HEALY - Fleetside Pickup with power All cars listed are Guaranteed seen him and probably doesn't care to. 4b AK J53 "Sprite”. Good running condi­ ARE YOU Sbllingyour mobile trick one was to play dum­ steering, 4-spera transmis­ borne? Fast results, anxious The problem is, 1 still live at home and we usually go for my’s ace of diamonds. Then tion. $400 or best offer. Call sion, step bumper and 16 inch 100% for 30 Days or 1,000 Miles. walks around my neighborhood. Usually 1 run into people I WEST EAST Mr. Wraigbt, 528-9471. buyers waiting. Please call he stopped to consider the Captain Eaay — Crooka and Lawranca wheeis. $1800. Call 643-4461. Plaza Homes, Broker, 1-828- knew in high s^ool. When we talk, the person almost A- 4i J 10 5 4 VK965 3 VQJ8 chance of a 4-0 trump break, 0369. always asks, “Who is the baby's father?" This always but it was too late to do I «I<5HT'VB KNOWN DADDY 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus - MdforeycfM-Bfofcfaa 64 ♦9876 653 TOO RIDHT. CAROL )>E A R t„.H E ’» NOW STRAW WAN Rebuilt engine, seats seven, FORD embvrasses me, and I don't know what to say. 4b 10 862 *Q974 anything about it. He could WOULDN'T REMEMBER TO HEADIN6 FOR A SECRET MEETING TO REPORTIUS:. A SPIC AND SPAN two What should 1 tell these rude people? Also, what should FIRE SHIVAUN 5HAFT0B! «BT SOME SNEAK INFO ON THE flUBEPERI excellent condition. Radio. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville SOUTH (D) play dummy's ace of spades, M e tq « J U S T Good in snow. $1,300. Phone bedroom home set up in a I tell my son when he asks, "Where is my father?" 4bKQ 97 6S get the bad news and then go turmsd1au5nb 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and parkirk Just 15 minutes from I love my son so much that sometimes I wonder if it was IN C A R , NO 643-9776. rack. $1,750. 2694042. SALES A SERVICE ¥ A2 down because he could not Hartford.artford. OnlyOnlv $3,496 with fair to keep him. But he’s a happy child, and I know he's ♦ K Q J 10 4 S IS N OP A easy terms. We also have 810 MAIN ST. lead through the Jack-ten more . TAIU-ANIKTO. 1974 FORD PINTO - Two Comport- glad 1 did. than once.” Door. FM Stereo. Excellent other pre-owned homes ready Both vulnerable MobHoHaHomo* 68 for immediate occupant^ set 643-2148 UNWED MOM Jim: "Just a little thought condition. Low mileage. Call at trick one was all he had up in the Hartford area. If it's DILLON North East South 64P8677, after 5 p.m. Well 18’ CAMPER trailer • single a new home your looking for DEAR UNWED: Answer to the curious friends: "He's needed. Then he would have axle, excellent condition. someone you don't know and lives elaewhere.** As for your 1 A let the diamond ride around to 1972 DODGE Charger - Power you owe it to yourself to see Pass 2 « Pass 2 0 Eleven years old. $1,500. Call our tremendous selection of 14 son: "Your Dad and I separated long ago, and I don't Imow Pass 3 4> Pass 4 N. T. his own hand, led a spade to steering, power brakes, 742-8930. where he la." radials, new paint job. wides in many decors and Pass 5 Ji Pass 7 * the aCe, cashed one high club Excellent condition. $2195. floor plans at prices that can­ Pass Pass Pass to get rid of his heart loser, 646-2796. Aufomotfru Sonleo 66 not be beat. Complete Opening lead — 9 4 led a second spade, covered accessory and service depart­ the Jack or ten, returned to ment. Call Plaza Homes, 1348 1973 OLDS Cutlass Supreme - ELM MOTORS - ToyoU, Dat- By Oswald & James Jacoby dummy with the ace of Two door, V-8, 38,000 miles, sun specialists, factory Wilbur Cross Highway, Berlin Astro-graph diamonds, held his breath un­ 5729 Tnpk., Berlin Conn., 1-8^ Alley Oop — Dave Qraue J good condition. Two new front trained, one day service, 114 PRICE SLASHING SALE By BERNICE BEOE 080L Oswald:"South was pretty til East followed, I«1 dum­ Fun to knit ind wear... tires, new exhaust system. East Main Street, Rodtville. proud of his bidding. He had my’s last spade, finessed and the TebbanL It*s fast to 2890712. 871-1617. opened with Just one spade claimed.” make on lar^siae nee­ Autos for Solo On New 1977 Oldsmobiles & Pontiacs For Tuotday, Jon. II, 16T7 HEV.DiAriS fflARTIN' and merely rebid two dles of knitting worst^ A R lIt (March 21-Aprt II) Be BCORPIO (OoL 24-Nov. 22) It .T A t m a . / ------in white or a color. may be easier to deal with Im­ diamonds with a hand that ■PRETTV/ V*AH,H)T prepared to do more giving than a C C D \ (. SURE IS.' No. S729 has knit di­ tailing today. Unleia you're portant aaaoclates today It you might well have been opened rections for Small, Me­ ^teO tU Sdaioio ’SlKSSlSSi?" ready to make ma|or con- prote your memory bank lor with a forcing can. Then after A Connecticut reader wants dium and Large (10-20) ceaalons, don’t expect coopera­ tralta about them you admire. North had Jumped to three to know if the bridge term: Sites inclnsive. BLACKBIRD tion from alllaa. Accentuate the posltlvel spades, South went into “Grand slam” was derived re M M l. oiK 7N Mr esO et|. 408 V>8 onekM. 4-tpMd Iriwiimlaaloii, OR-TSill vWlf toUtr bIm I M M ‘— a t f« pottle aaS TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Nor­ 8AQITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dao. Blackwood and bid seven from baseball or vice versa. s u t r.dWtkM,ewlomUroond.,MtUnitWrMr.«w9k«kl.p.,p«nrHki- after his partner had shown There is no connection. The dsaw po«w door loekw Ww. trank nlMM, .IM, IMT MrMMr, UnM glH., mally you don't look down your 21) Asaume no financial yW CAlOT an MMrinp arkMl, HO iMtMqr, Mpw o.Wk>| rodMw, kedyWd. moM nose al anyone, but today you obligations for others today three aces." bridge term "slam” comes IMIP stMp, pa n iMr RMIW might leel lust a notch or two without proper legal backing. Jim; "This use of from the word “Slamm" Iw^iX'eMeSSei” * above your coworkers. Pride Later you may find you're glad to Blackwood with a void is not which was given to certain Mm Y«k. N.V. 1MN PLUS THIS UNIQUE SKCIAL EDITIDN PACKABE goeth before e fall. have the documental generally recommended, but forms of whist. shortened a r w - s u r * " QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jen. 16) it worked well this time. Un­ easily to slam while the Should anyone attempt to There's a possibility you could fortunately, the combination baseball term comes from the 1977 ALBUM with ( bound- im M * eHMExlHliri c ii7t>ti4*.xc.TaXiimraox in‘'AII-SeBion Gift Book” praatura you In commercial be too sell-serving today. II this of a careless play at trick one simple word “slam.” of 24-pageg! Price...$2.N. situations today, be prepared to Is true, persona In a poalUon to M M ntu Been artiji each. back oH quickly. You're dealing block your progress will do to. Berry’s World jj,, Flintstones — Hanna-Barbara Productions ■e B iit-M K nne* M nn. 1977 PONTIAC 1977 0LD8M09ILE with tha wrong guy. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Ftb. II) CMakt thlMi IMI, Mill. You have a way of putting ■a t - 117-M nn M HIAM. CANCER (June 21-July 22) •Iracllai Hr ititMe eMHt. LeMans Cutlass “S" Coupe Counsel with the entire family to­ yoursoH at a disadvantage today. ___ , I DO N 'T DA i-iii-uuiwHnm ni» day If an Important decision Is You could hurt not only youraalf, MB IF IT HAD n w itn. II m m iBM m « a 4 Door Sedan Stock #10S3 to be made. If everyone Isn't but others who have faith In you. BAD ENDINS lA e iii-u m ia t nniiin stock 19019 OR A G O O D t r a u iB . A m m o m u H e u iA heard, you'll have a problem PISCES (Fab. 20-Mareh 20) •a %IM - MAH A lirr. Mm, later. Even If a friend vouches lor n. m t t« Mnii m i HMtr. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) The don't buy a pig In the poke today. e n d /... wrong attitude toward tasks to­ You'll be better off to make Ilka a day could make them both dif­ Missourian and tell 'em to “show ficult and dangerous. Keep your me." Impulshraneas and temper In OfllCM-StofN tor Root SB check. SUnt, TufboliydrMMUo trwi.., an-7I.M «w TurbotiydcMiwUo trwiw, AM rodto, bueluUn SIR, Untod nkidam , bodyWd. moMng., p m r w.«.uie. Untod nAndowi, m -rS ill m i S/U VIROO (Aug. 21-SapL 22) Let ®K!n APPROXIMATELY ISOO k m l diM brakw, P t, AH rwao, dU iiu ntiMl your common sente prevail Square feet of office space in ■OV#VS» rtdttH, hodyUd . moldhisi, dsw o d f. fiu rd ., d.kn . «Hi.H . WWW moneywisa today. H you have a llltoitiiilaff the Manchester State Bank few bucks lelt over, sock It away Building. Formerly a printing .jsaoKsr Instead of blowing It. Jtfiv 18, 1D77 s ^ TT J. Crockett. Realtor, 7 9 g r a n 64W577. UBRA ( S ^ 21-Oot 21) Your This coming year you are likely t o r w o diplomacy and tact may be un­ to be far more ambitious than EAST CENTER Street - Se­ used In dealing with msmbars ol you have been in the past. In Born Loser — Art Sansom cond floor. One room with *4743 *4843 your own family. Arbitrary ac­ order to assure success, keep reception area. All utilities tions could causa a donnybrook. from spreading yourself thin. furnished. Use of 24 feet by 15 Many feet meeting room incluoed. itA H , BUT n o r ; S t y l e t A C o l o n Ample parking Call »43-U2«. 1977 GMUCS Bugs Bunny — Hsimdahl and Stofftl 01976 by NEA. Inc. 50RPRl$eP ID A6 MUCHA'S to Chooto Fnm l STORE or OFFICE - 700 FOR SEEHDOWIHOUr PlKTiI EDPIg^ square feet near Tri-City I m m o d i t t o THAT ONE-MAN BAND OUTEITlU THEREFORE- " ‘Gentlemen,’ I seld, ‘We're going to stick with PONTUC our line of siide ruies. These electronic pocket >O0RLa)6,eOLGBN Plaia, Route S3. Parking, C e llv o r y l RMEDUTE DEUVERV! IMKE TWICE AS MUCH FORaN G 'VOU reasonable rent. S7MI41, 875- RACKET AS YER SQUEEZEBOX, calculators are just a lad . . ' m l 1333. A-Ds s ' TO INVITE ME SYLVESTER/ IN FOR A Our Boarding House — Carrol & McCormick atasitsS;Jl*2995s FREE REPAST J T m S iS S S t PRICE SLASHING SALEIII TWICE AS S ' S r T i FAST/ TWieW, y<5lJ'RE 5 FIND OUT , you RETIRED FOR Harr 74C«ITtl«Tia SISSEMIN MMONIE CARLO44I99* $3890 so SMART you [what BEEBEEJ,CAN d etec tiv es 4 Dow, A« UnoHn .a ii» ni«iit. kiokidlng HMkor ★ USEDW ItM M ain (cat. caatcr o il I W«wf COULD FIND THE DOES! H£ 4tMHa 7 Han. Dwh prMn, AO, Pi, PO. *(-<7 A LOCAL WINDY Ace - WIrth This Funny World rodW Ntm. Inrinatip., HMf and LATELY-' MARRIED COUPLE with dog JOB? SUNDAV.'^ I^LENCE ■ooking for an apartment no! 74CAMAM p $ tS W m SOMETiMES-Oit'V; THE 7 8 C A F W a oyt, 4 opwd. MtHwUn Uiw, yWHe waa kl*k 09 PONTUC MlTtSSB IT ALSO FOLLOWS over with uUliUes. Call iT o C h o o M f \'& xrr^‘svtm MACHINATIONS OF MY . HEY AC6...VOUR 644-1028. 73 DELTA 88 aMwtEOOO UAHna WogM. % wdmiHli. Pt, PU, wMd THAT I SHOULD t-DMT Hwdlop, v -a , iidoinHIc, P a , P a , Ur BE PROVIDED AGILE BRAIN STICK ISN'T p l u m b / i2S26oit*w*»*“ ■ 1 4 TStMPAU 088933410 ------WITH TWICE AS AMAZE EVEN M E - □ AUTOMOTIVE 4 Otar, V-a, M lw , P t, SB, UoltiOOm, M M p- M UCH Goe^LS/- 73F0R0WAR0N O ts r tf A lo r 2 2 9 5 •299B ■UMH Mr. MiH h. Mtnl 74 CAMARO UltCSSTSS v-a, AV, Pt, P i, A/C FOOD.' Airtos for tot* t1 ■ 1 "to o m O o , P t, PO, mooormimtoo, 71 CAO. FIRT Rl ■ $ m o NEED CAR? Credit bad? ;P a,P U ,ilr,ridlH 6r « i, Al CM. MUlp. A/C, Iw d f r i l imm •***•* *•<*• |52 kI ihi» - ■ Csiyt,v-S,i , r IMwIw. tPtCIAl Bankrupt? Reposiesstd? vtRyl rssty asMisr wliia0MiN A Amv NsIl Honest Douglas accepts — iZMjiMyliSeu I TiUMAM iHMiRRRO lowest down, smallest taawrr t Daw HT, V-t, PU, Wo, ndW UIM, 73TORONAOO 48$I5R14RS payments. Douglas Motors, ITSBB r»l08B j 71 FORD J 38I0278B vlsyl PMly IMV NiaMeB. aiwik/aiMk/tlMk. UtdM, IMI niUin i. Cw Mi Main. VNanM motto, t, lutoinHIa Pt, PU. 4 74 CgriARS RUPRMREAMVSSBBB ACTUALLY ITS . WE PAY 815 for complete 71 COUflOniLU v-a, wdtwHIi, piwir HilikH, pwwr br.tiw junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland ilHgt2IRR 71OLOS DELTA 4t8Rf«14l 0 NORTMeRN PINB.' AS CtdHM .autppod, Uwr kHotlw, I/O, ah, i MdM lM> Md| vdiiiH, awkW im H, v-a, AV, Pt, Pt, iM. wiMiw I w S i J I ; Auto Body, 528-1880 vinyl nat Only Itaot ■ Short Riba — Frank Hill .1 PARTS Department now open /©OODNESS/l \ Saturdays. Complete line of SIRE. A TERRORIST SAYS SIRE. THE (JUEENS MOTHER NICE WORK.' Mr. Qoodwronoti THERESA BOMB IN THE ( m u s t w a r n MOTHa? j HAS PACKED AND LEFT \ Chrysler parts. Chorcbes CASTLE SET1DOOOFF THE CASTLE. Moton. 848-38W. RENT-A-6AR by day* w eek • m o n t h ■sayt; IN AN HOUR “Keep that Qrcut “ IW7 MrNe^ CHEVY B E U IR - 1888 4- Alto Long Tom Lotting on Any Make or Modal QM Fcdlng With tyadkiis.le door. Small V-l, Radio, Qenuin# QM automatic transmission, fair DAILY RENTALS FROM I10.QO PER DAY "M lae Brunner, I'm too busy to have lunch today. coMUtioo. 8400. Cali 7818W Purtt." Send out for something and eat it for roe, will you?" after 8 p.m. 310 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN, c PRoiM 043<413fl ■ 1875 HONDA Civic • CVCC. "CpHHPeUCTrt’t OUoti UtteoUt-Mortury Uootor" N | Route 83 SCRANTON 8 7 2 -9 1 4 5 Automatic. 11500. Between 5 VERNON and phone 846d022. MOTORS INC. 643-1181 CADILLAC • OLDSMOBILF • P O N H a C

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