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32 BRIDGEPORT POST Friday. Jan. 14, 1977 OBITU Mrs. Bernard J. Coyne Services lor Mrs.

Laurine Judge Coyne, of 140 Anton street, widow of Bernard J. Coyne, who died Wednesday, will take place Saturday at 8:15 a.m. in the Bracken-Donovan-Spodnick funeral home, 1041 Noble avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Andrew's lurch. Burial will be in St.

Michael's cemetery. Henry P. Kraskic Services for Henry P. Kraskie, 14, ol 142 Warwick avenue, Fair- ield, a retired employe of the Sikorsky Aircraft plant in Jridgeport, who died Thursday St. Vincent's Medica Center, vill take place Monday at 9: IE a.m.

in the Redgate funera lome, Main street and Gorham place, Trumbull, and at 10 'clock in Assumption church, Burial wilt be in Oak- awn cemetery, Fairfield. Bom in Union City, he had resided in Fairfield for most of his ife. He was a member of the Stratford Volunteer Fire department and the Holy Name Society of Assumption church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Melnick Kraskie of Fair- ield; two daughters, Mrs.

Thornon Masten of Fairfield and Mrs. Louis Mario of Westport; a bro- her, Kasimer Karskie of Dear- UNti) Notices Jl M.T1ERI-- In Mtttoro, JOn. 13, 1977. Am tnony F. Allied, beloved husband of Mrs.

Marie S. Alllerl, father of Gregory Anthony FranK P. Altferl, broiner of Leonard Alllerl ond Mrs. Eleanor Hoei of WlliMre boulevard, Mlitord. Services will be held ot Cody- While funeral home, 107 Broad street, Mllford; Saturday ot 8:30 a.m.

and a Mass ol Christian Burial at St. Gabriel's church ol 9 o.m. Interment in St. cemetery. Fr ends may- call Thursday 7-9 p.m.

and Friday 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. BEREY-ln West Hoven, Jan. 13, 1977. Peter Bcrey, formerly of 181 Division avenue, Shelton, husband of Corollni T. Barey, folher of Leon George Berev, Mrs.

Rose Magda and Mrs. Theresa Gargano. Funeral services II be on Saturday at 8:15 a.m. a i Rluervlew funeral home, 370 River rood, Shelton with Moss ot Christian Burial at 9 a.m, In St. Joseph's church.

Interment In Mt. St. Peter cemetery. Friends may call on Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. OYNE (Judge) Suddenly.

In Bridgeport Hospllol January 12, Mrs. Laurine Judge wtd of the lote Bernard J. Coyne ol HO Anton St. Mother of Bernard, Edmund and Robert Coyne, sister of Sr. M.

Edmund S.M. and Mrs. Newbauer. Funeral Irorn the Bracken, Donovan, Snodnlck funeral home, 1W1 Noble Ave. (South of Boston Avc.l on Saturday at 8:15 a.m.

ond In the Church of St. Andrew wllh a Mass of Chrlsllan Burial at 9 a.m. Relatives and (rlcnds invited, interment In St. Michael's cemetery. Ca Img hours Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

3 AMI ELS-- William Allen Donle age 57, ol South Orleans, son of the late Fred and Ida Lovegrove Daniels, died Tuesday at Cape Cod Hospital. Survived by his widow, Lucy Plckford Daniels, three daughlen and one son. FONTMNE-ln city January 1977. Moeola Fontaine of 122 Newfleld aunt of Mrs. Lottie Roliey.

Services 11 take place Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Westovar Methodist church, Westover, Maryland, interment In wss'aver cemetery. Friends may call Friday o-P p.m. at fhe Morton Mortuary 25 Currle corner ol Smith. ATES-- In this city Jan.

13, 1977. Harold M. Gates, beloved husband ol Terrl Golden Gates, of fi8 Lynwood Drive, Trumbull. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 9:15 a.m. in the Cyril F.

Mulllns Trumbull Funeral Home, 399 White Plains Rd. ol Exit 50, Merrltt Parkway ond at 10 a.m. In Christ The King Church, Trumbull interment In Resurrect on cemetery, Hewtown. Friends may call Friday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Dnnnllans may be mode fo The Sell Enrichment Experience Program, Daniel Gates, 58 Lynwocd Drive, Trumbull.

RftBCAK In Bridgeport Jan. 13, 1977. Mrs. Anna H. Koval HrabcaK, wife of the late Stephen M.

Hrabcok of 107- Palisade mother of Mrs. Mary Plskoro and Mrs. Helen Szymonskl. Funeral (rom the Bracken-Donovon- Spodnick Funeral Home, 1041 Noble Ave. (south ol Boston on Monday at a.m.

ond In the Church of St. John Nepomuecene with the Mosi of Christian Burial ot 9 a.m. Reatlves ond friends Invited. Interment In St. Michael's cemetery.

Colling hours Sunday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. St. John Hep. C.W.V. Auxiliary Post 1315 will meet Sunday at 8 p.m.

In the funeral home. KRiSKIE-- In this city, Jan. 13, 1777. Henry P. Kraskie, husband of Me4nfck Kraskie of 142 Warwick avenue, Falrfield.

Friends may attend the funeral on Monday at a.m. (rom the Redgate funeral home. Main street and Gorhom place, Trumbull and ot 10 a.m. in the Church of Assumption, Fair- eld with a Mass of Chrlsllan Burial. Interment in QaMawn cnnetety, fleld.

Friends may call Sunday from 3 fo 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. McCORRY-- In this city, Jan. 12, 1977. Elizabeth Jack McCorry, beloved wife of the late Cornelius McCorry of 730 Pa 1- sode Bridgeport. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, January 15, 1977, at 10 a.m.

In the Rohm and Luchansky Funeral Home, 2189 Barnum Ave 1 Stratford Interment In 51. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Thursday Friday 3-5 and 7-9. 3'CONNOR-- In Milfora, Jan. 1J, 1977.

John Francis O'Connors beloved husband of Margaret Woods O'Connor of 34 East avenue, Services wlll'be held ot the Cody-White funeral home, 107 Broad street, Mllford, Friday at 8:30 o.m. with a Mass ol Christian Burial flt Sf. Mary's church ot 9 a.m. Interment In St. Mary's cemetery- Friends may call Thursday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m.

Friends who so desire, may send memorials to The Catholic Foreign Society Missions, Maryknoll N.Y. DLDFIELD-- In Bridgeport Jon. 12, 1977. Harold Oldfietd, husband of Jeannette Mcszaros Oldfleld of 7 Reef Street, Stratford. Services will take place Saturday ot 10:30 o.m.

In the Dennis D'Arcy Funeral Home, 2611 Main Stratford. Interment ot the convenience of the family. Friends may call Friday 3 la 5 and 7 to p.m. PAPCUN-- Entered Into rest In this city Jan. 14, 1977.

Susan Papcun, wife ol the late Andrew Papcun of 197 Jackson Ave-. Stratford, Friends are Invited ta attend the funeral services to be held Monday 9:15 a.m. at Ihn Larson Funeral 3595 North Ave. Bridgeport, and at 10 a.m. at Holy Name of Jesus Church, 1950 Barnum Ave.

Stratford, with a Mass of Chrlsllan Burial. Interment in St. Michael's cem etery. Friends may call Sunday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. PEARCE-ln this city Jan.

13, 1W7. John A. Pearce, beloved husband of Florence Merrltt Pearce of 64 Calhoun Trumbull. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at p.m. from the Golden Hill Welhodlsl Church.

Interment at the convenience of the family. Friends may call Friday 7 to p.m. In the Cyril F. Mulllns Trumbui: Funeral Home, 3W White Plains Road ol Exit 58, Merrill Parkway. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Trumbull Public Hea th Nun ng Loan Closet.

To Insertion Mvmorv tub- (n writing 24 (n of pgbllcitlofi d.t*. Hall to 410 11., Bridgeport, Conn. 06602, ARIES born, two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Lorenson and Mrs. Helen Madakosky both of Bridgeport; three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Mrs, Cornelius McCorry Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Jack McCorry, 85, of 730 Palisade avenue, widow of Cornelius McCorry, who died Wednesday will take place Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Rhom and Luchansky funeral tome, 2189 Barnum avenue, Stratford. Burial be In St. Michael's cemetery.

Harold QldUcld Services for Haroild Oldficld, 73, of 7 Reed street, Stratford, who died Wednesday, will be conducted Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in Ihe Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 2C11 Main street, Stratford, with the Rev. Paul Ewing. pastor of the Stratford United Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be at the convenience ol the family.

Mrs. Andrew Papcun Mrs. Susa-n Papcun, 93, of 197 Jackson avenue, Stratford, widow of Andrew Papcun, died a in Dinan Memorial center. Services will take place Monday at 3:15 a.m. In the Larson funeral home, 2496 North avenue, and at 10 o'clock in Holy Name of Jesus church, Stratford.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Papcun, a native ol Czechoslovakia, a been a Stratford resident 60 years. Survivors include daughters, a i Zakalske, Mrs.

Frances Ochman and Mrs. Irene Reaney, all of Stratford; two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Kubek of Stratford and Mrs. Theresa Stanik of Masaryktown, five grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews; Mrs. Andrew Stupack Services for Mrs.

Caroline Galla Stupack, of St. Joseph's Manor, Trumbull, widow of Andrew Stupack, who died Wednesday, will take place Saturday at 8:45 a.m. in the Dennis and D'Arcy 'uneral home, 2611 Main street, Stratford, and at 9:30 o'clock in tfoly Name of Jesus church, Stratford. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery.

Survivors include three sons. iZdward Stupack of Andover, John Stupack of Stratford and William Stupack of Fairfield. Mrs. John D. Thompson Graveside services for Mrs.

Amelia Canning Thompson, 67, formerly of Bridgeport, and wid- DEATH NOTICES REEL-- In Jon. 13, 7977. Somuel H. Reel of Portrlflge Falrfield. Complete funeral arrangements will be announced by Fajrflela funeral home of Albert W.

Spear, 39 Soulh Benson Rood, in Folrtleld. RePASS-- In New Haven, Conn. Jan. 14, 1977. Frank M.

RePosj of SOU East 0 roadway, Stratford. Funeral arrangements by Dennis D'Arcy Funeral Home, 1411 Main Stratford, to be announced. RUKAH-In Trumbull Jan. 12, 1977. Michael Rukan Sr.

of J60 Old Town Road aoe 59. Dovolsd father ot Michael Rukan Jr. Friends ore Invited to attend tha funeral from the Charles T. PlJfey Sons funeral home, 255 Bornum Ave-, corner Noble, on Saturday at 7:30. a.m., o'clock from the Holy Ghost 'Russian Orthodox Church.

Interment In Lake view cemetery. Friends may call Friday 7-t p.m. Ponoheda Services Friday at 8:30 p.m. SLOAT-- In Sun Clly, California, Jon. 13, 1977.

Howard M. Sloat of 25i84 Ridge- moor Road, Sun City, California, formerly of Falrfield, ond Bridgeport, father ol Mrs. Dotolhy McKlnnev- Funeral services will take place on Monday ol 11 a.m. In the Bridgeport funeral home of Dennis D'Arcy, 1W4 Falrfield Ave. Interment Woodland cemetery, Stral- lord.

may coll Sunday 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. Corinthian Lodge S1W, AF AM will exemplify their ritual Sunday 8 p.m. SMITH-- In Monroe, Jon. 12. 1977.

William J. Smith of 544 Moose Hill road, Monroe, beloved husband of Dorothy Stiarpe Smith, devoted father of 'William A. Smith of Monroe. Friends era Invited to attend fhe funeral services on Saturday at 10 o.m. In Lleberum, Heophy and Doyle funeral home, B04 Fairfield avenue with the Rev.

Dennis Wagner, pastor of the Monroe United Methodist church, officiating. Interment in Lakeview Friend) may call Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. SOTEI.O-- In this city, Jan. 13, 1977. Mrs.

Agrlplna De Solo Soldo, beloved wife of Manuel soteta of 56 Davis avenue, beloved mother of Rolando and Rodolfo Rodrlguer. Friends ore Invited to attend the funeral from funeral residence Of Frank Polke ond Son, 7544 Falrfield avenue, corner Hancock on Saturday at 6:30 a.m. ond in St. Anthony's Church at 9 a.m. Interment In Mountain Grove cemetery.

Friends may call on Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Wake Services Friday at 7:30 pjn. STUPACK-- In Trumbull Jan. 12, 1977 Caroline Galla StupacK, widow Andrew Slupack of St. Josephs Manor Trumbull, formerly of Stratlord Friends are Invited to ollend the funer al on Sat.

at a.m. from Stratford Funeral Home of Dennis tr-d D'Arcy 2611 Main and at 9:30 a.m from Holy Nome of Jesus R.C. Church, Bornum w-Hmss ol Christian Bu rial. Interment In St. Michael's cemetery.

Friends may call Frl. 3-5 ond 7-9 p.m. THOMPSON-- In Green Valley, Dec 26, 1976. Mrs. Amelia Tonnlna Thompson, age 67, of Green Valley, Arizona mother of Mrs.

Susan Moore and Mrs Bonnie Scott and sister of Morris and Daniel F. Canning and Mrs. An drew J. Oesldoro. Graveside Services will be held an Saturday at 2 p.m.

In the Mountain Grove cemetery. There will be no calling hours. In lieu flowers, donations may be made to Indian Missions In care of Mission Mortuary and Chapel, 54iS South Park Tucson, Arli, 85706. Wllmol, Wes Gouldtng, 1209 Post Road, Fairflcld are In charge of arrangements. TOMACHICK-- In this city Jan.

11, 1977 Michael Tomachlck of 190 Edna Ave. Bridgeport, age 63, beloved husbam of Anna Kasich Tomachlck, devoted father of Thomas Tomachlck. Friends are Invited to otlend the funeral from Chomko Funeral Home, 262 Rallroar Street, Scranfon. Pa. on Saturday a 8:15 and al 9 O'clock from St.

Michaels Ukronlon Orthodox Ctturch, Scranlcn Interment in St. Michael Ukranlan Orthodox cemetery. Friends may cal at the Charles T. PIstey Sons Funero Home, 255 Barnum corner Noble, Wednesday 7 ta 9 p.m, Thursday 3 (o and 7 lo 9 p.m. Friday 7 to 9 at Chomko Funeral Home, Scranton.

Po. Ponaheda Services Thursday ol p.m. VARNEY-Sudrtcnly In Acushnct, Mass, Jon. 12, 1977. Louis Varney, husband of the late (Zuger) Vorney of US Dogwood Fair Haven, Mass age 61.

Funeral services af Ihe Folrlawn Mortuary, iso Washington Fair Hrven, Saturday ol 11 a.m. Inlerment In St. Mary') cemetery. New Bedford. ow of John D.

Thompson, who died Dec. 28 In Green Valtey, Arizonia, will take place at 2 p.m. in Mountain Grove cemetery, with Howard C. Nutting, senior minister of the United Congregational church, officiating. Michael Tomachlck Services for Michael Toma- chlck, 3, of 190 Edoa avenue, who died Tuesday, will take place Saturday at 8:15 a.m.

in the Chomko funeral home, 262 Railroad avenue, Scranton, and at 9 o'clock in St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox church, Scranton. Burial will be In St. Michael's Ukrainian Orthodox cemetery, Scranton. Louis Varney Louis Varney, 61, of 148 Dogwood street, Falrhaven, a retired radiator repairman and stepfather of Marcel Burton of Trumbull, died Wednesday in Acushnet, Mass.

Services i take place tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Fairlawn Mortuary, 180 Washington street, Fairhaven. Burial will iie in St. Mary's cemetery, New Bedford, Mass. Mrs.

Manuel Soldo Services for Mrs. Agripina DeSoto Sotelo, 71, wile of- Manuel Sotelo of 56 Davis avenue, who died yesterday in Park City hospital, will take place Saturday at 3:30 a.m. in the Frank Polke and Son funeral home, 1456 Fairfield avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St. Anthony's church. Burial will be in Morintaln Grove cemetery.

Mrs. Sotelo was bom. iq Villo- ria, Spaitt and resided. in Bridgeport for the past 27 years. She was a retired finisher employed ay the New England Toy company.

Survivors in addition to her msband include two sons, Rolando Rodriguez of Bridgeport and Rodolfo Rodriguez of Cuba; two sisters in Spain; two grandchildren and two nephews. Miss Shcree L. Williams BRIDGEWATER Private services for Miss Sheree Lynn Williams, 21, of Route 133, who died Wednesday in' New York Memorial hospital, will take place tomorrow in Center cemetery and a memorial service will be conducted at 7 o'clock in St. Vlark's Episcopal church with Rev. Byron Stuhlman, 'CctQr, officiating for both scrv- ces.

Anthony F. Altleri MILFORD-- Services for Anthony F. Altierl, 48, of 42 Wilshire boulevard, a lead man ein- loyctl with the Schick Safety Razor company, who died a will take place tomorrow at 3:30 a.m. in he Cody-Wliite funeral home, 107 Broad street, and at 9 o'clock St. Gabriel's church.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Stratford. Wiiliam J. Smith MONROE-- Services for William J. Smith, 60, of 541 Moose Hill road, a retired' employe of the American Chain and Cable com- lany, who died Wednesday in his lome, will take place Saturday at 10 a.m.

in the Lieberum, and Doyle funeral homo, 804 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, with the Rev. Dennis Wagner, uastor of the Monroe United Methodist church, officiating. Burial will be in Lakevicw cemetery, Bridgeport. Mr. Smith was born in Bridgeport and resided in Monroe for the past 14 years.

Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Sharpe Smith of Monroe; a son, William A. Smith of Monroe; two brothers, Joseph Smith of Monroe and Charles Smith of Shelton; a sister, Mrs. Marion Palkin of Springdale, a grandson and several nieces and nephews, Peter Berey SHELTON-- Services for Peter Berey. 90, formerly of 131 Division avenue, a retired weaver for the former Sidney Blumenthal company, who died yesterday in Bentley Gardens convalescent home, West Haven, will take place tomorrow at 8:15 a.m.

in Ihe Rivcrview funeral home, 390 River road, and at 9 o'clock in St. Joseph's church. Burial will be in Mount St. Peter cemetery, Derby. Mr.

Berey was born in Moirans, France, and resided in Shelton since coming to the United States in 1914. He was employed by the Sidney Blumental company for more than 40 years. He was a member of the Moose club and the former Lafayette and Foresters clubs, all of Shetton, Survivors include two sons, Leon Berey of Seymour and George Berey of Derby; two Mrs. Rose Magda of Shelton and Mrs. Ralph Gargano of Bridgeport; nine grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and several nieces arid nephews.

William A. Daniels SOUTH ORLEANS, Mass. -Services for William A. Daniels, 57, of South Orleans, a native of Fairfield, who died yesterday in Cape Cod hospital, Hyannis, will take place tomorrow at 3 p.m. in the Federated church of South Orleans.

Burial will be in Orleans. Born In Fairfield, Mr. Daniels had resided there many years. Survivors include his wife, Mrs, Lucy Pickford Daniels; a son, William Daniels of Orleans; and three daughters, Melissa, Lucy and Stephanie Daniels, all of South Orleans. Harold M.

Gates TRUMBULL Services for Harold M. Gales, 53, of 53 Lyn- wood road, a retired iron worker, who died yesterday In St. Vincent's Medical Center, will take place tomorrow at 9: 15 a.m. in the Cyril F. Multins funeral home, 399 White Plains road and at 10 o'clock in Christ the King church.

Burial will be in Resurrection cemetery. Newlown. John A. Pearce TRUMBULL-Services for John A. Pearce, 53, of 64 Calhoun avenue, who died yesterday at St.

Vincent's Medical Center, Bridgeport, will take place tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the Golden Hill Methodist church, Bridgeport. Burial will be at the convenience of the family. Michael Rukan TRUMBULL Services for Michael Rukan, 59, of 760 Old Town road, a retired tool setter with the Remington Arms, company, who died Wednesday In his. iome, will take place tomorrow at 7:30 a.m.

in the Charles T. Pistey and Sons funeral home, 255 Barnum avenue, and at 8 o'clock in the Holy Ghost Russian Orthodox church. Buria will be in Lake-view cemetery. Patiaheda services will take place tonight at 8:30 o'clock in the funeral home. MISS DELEHANTY RITES SATURDAY BETHLEHEM (UPI) A 'uneral will be held Saturday for Fanny W.

Delehanty, 97, a descendant of George Washington's brother, Samuel, and 'on ier mother's side, of Dolly Madison, i of President James Madison. Miss Delehanty, the cd-found- cr of Abbey of Regina Laudis in 3ethlehem, died Wednesday at ier home, "Sheepfold," after a ong illness. A native of Washington D.C.; she studied at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y., lived in Europe 'or some years of illustrated "Methods of Teaching 3regorian Chants" by J.B. Vard. She was a nurse on the mttlefields of France during World War I.

She is survived by a sister, A Bertha Delehanty of Litchfield. The funeral is Saturday at 10 a.mrat the Church of the Naivi- Bethlehem. Burial will be in he Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Mt. Pleasant, N.Y. OIL SPILLS EYED BY COUNCIL UNIT Members of Common Council's Ecology committee meeting last night, agreed to amiliarize themselves i procedures and equipment used local fuel companies to com- jat oil spills.

The committee met last night discuss a recommendation tankers unloading in Bridgeport use floating collars around unloading ships to contain possible spillage. Alderman Sydney Evans, D-134th, recommended the use of the collars. Both Paul Werner of Hoffman Fuel and George Santa of Santa Fuel discounted the possibility of spills occuring in the harbor and emphasized their ability to cope with a spill if one did. take place. "There hasn't, befin spill in the harbor in five Mr.

Werner said. "I honestly fee we really don't need this," he added, referring to tanker collars. A FIREHOUSE SALE SEEMS A CERTAINTY The City Hall committee has recommended the sale of the former firehouse located at 186 Madison avenue to Automotive Service, 210 Madison avenue, for $36,000. The firehouse was once suggested by Mayor Mandanici as a new home for the City's ambulances. The committee has sent the recommendation to the Common Council which must vote A FIREHOUSE-2-The station, which formerly housed Engine Co.

4, been vacant since this company was relocated into fire headquarters previously. The proposed terms sale call for the automotive firm to make a down payment of then pay the remainder at $250 a month plus taxes until the purchase is completed. PEDESTRIAN KILLED IN I AREA ENFIELD (UPI) Richard Bertrand, 20, was fatally injured Thursday when a car struck him as he walked along Brainard road, police said. Authorities charged driver, John LedwiUi, 25, of En- with a motor vehicle after Bertrand died at Bnystate Medica Center, Springfield, Mass. SUSPENDED TERM A suspended 60-day jail term and one-year probation were ordered yesterday in the criminal division of Common Pleas court for 23-year-old Richard S.

Jachimski, of 922 Central avenue, who was arrested Nov. 15 by Bridgeport police on a charse of burglary in the third degree. Judge John Reynolds imposed the sentence. 'DEGREE DAYS' AtUEWCOST (Continued from OK) family, two-story house since mid-December Is about 532 a week, or between and 1160 a month. The "sample" home Occupant; since July 1, would have spent approximately $428.96 for oil heating this year as compared with $332.80 for the same period last year, based on Mr.

Edwards' formula, with some 14 weeks of heating season still ahead. The money difference this year, based on the extra 601 degree days, would be $96.16 more. Since a bill this large, along with all the other energy and household expenses, could be an extreme hardship, many people have their oil bills budgeted over a 12-month period, paying equal, months each of the 12 months instead of tow bills in the summer and high bills in toe winter. While this takes the "sting" out of winter heating bills, it doesn't help much on the annual cost of heating, which has increased steadily since the energy crisis began in 1973. Today, the average price of heating oil is seven to 10 cents Higher than the average price of gasoline was at the end of 1873 'at 36.9 to 39.9 cents a gallon.

Gasoline prices, sent upward just as steadily by all- time high increases in the cost of both foreign and domestic crudes, have peaked in the Bridgeport area at an average of 60 cents a gallon for regular, and four or five cents higher for premium and unleaded grades. While there are many factors which influence what householders are paying for heating, such as how well the house is insulated, how exposed it is to winds, how large it is, and at what temperature people keep their thermostats, Mr. Edwards' formula on degree days will give them an opportunity to compare heating bills this year with previous years. Mr Edwards estimated that the average single-family home will spend between $800 and $900 in the 12-month period aeginning. last July 1.

While same cost-pcr- degreerday formula is not available for persons heating with natural gas, the accumulation of degree days 1 gives gas heating customers an opportunity to compare their heating bills this with last year's bills. Also in gas heating comparisons, consumers must make allowances for the. fact that the cost of pipeline gas has increased this year because of the deregulation of newly-produced a by the Federal Power The same degree day comparisons may be made by elec- ric heating customers by comp a i the percentage difference in the accumulated degree days with the perceht- aee difference in their electric bills. Llcctric heating customers of the United Illuminating company also must make allowances for the fact that the utility, near the end of 1976, was given a 5.6 per cent, across-the-board increase in rates. RETIRING MEMBER OF ZBA HONORED Zoning Board of Appeals a night honored retiring member Mrs.

Oeorgiana Weidon with a testimonial dinner at the Three Door restaurant, Madison avenue. Mrs. Weldon, who announced ate last year she would be resigning frem the board, was presented with a plaque commemorating live years service on the board. Lawrence J. Neary, of the board, presented the plaque.

Mrs. Weldon was first appointed to the board by former Republican Mayor Nicholas A. Panuzlo. HOWARD SLOAT DIES; EX-AREA I I A Howard M. Sloat, 91, of Sun City, formerly of Fairfield and Bridgeport, died yesterday in Sun City.

Services will take place Monday at H' a.m. in the Dennis and D'Arcy funeral home, 1046 Fairfield avenue, with the Rev. Dr. Howard C. Nutting, pastor of the United Congregational church, officiating.

Burial will be in Woodland cemetery, Stratford. Mr. Sioat was born in Stamford and resided in Fairfield many years before moving to California. He was a self-employed dairy representative. Mr.

Sloat was a member of the Corinthian lodge 104, AF and AM, member of the Lafayette Consistory, the Pyramid Temple order of Shrin- ers, a life member of the Masonic Veterans Association of Connecticut, and member of the Obeh Grotto. In addition, Mr. Sloat was very active in the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Sons of the American Revolution. He was also a Fairfield fire commissioner during World War II, a member of the Fairfield Republican Town committee for 12 years, secretary and first chief of the Fairfield Volunteer Fire department 2, and secretary 'of the Bridgeport Milk Containers, Inc. for many years.

Survivors include one daughter. Mrs. Dorothy McK'mney of Sun City. UplNrtlcM 5jS NOTICE NOTICE OF ORDER PERMIT WITHIN BOUNDS OP INLAND WETLANDS AND 1 WATERCOURSES 9t Augutt AliMo. L.

Alello. Executor. i- 49 Calhf riM Strttt TrumWil, Cenn. 066)1. Afttr rtvltwlna tht application to duel a rwvlattd activity within an Intend wtlland and Woltrwurst aw In tht City ol Bridgeport, and In accordance wltf) Section 520-41 Ot tht WS Revision to ttx General tht Commlulontr ft Environmental Protection that: 1 1.

Tht applicant propew 10 wmtrwl houM on Lots and 15, and on house on UU 16 and on Iht 'mil poorly drained. AuectQttfi with the wetlands Iro thrall unnamed woter- courM wllh a ponded directly adjacent to the northern property boonagry, 3. The wetlands odloeent to the itreair ore occatlonalty InundaM ttott Proposed tilling Is 10 illght that It will not ailed flwdlno. t. The area li serviced public water supply ond sanitary sewers.

5. Ho ftlgnltltan! grade changes ore proposed to conitruct the dwellings. Accordingly, the following cwcluiiflni 1 The activities are within on inland wniands ww, and therefore, 1 license Is required from the Commissioner ol Environmental Protection pursuant to section 220-39 and 41 of the- I97S Revi- to the General Stotules. B. environmental Impact of the proposed activities as It relates 1o inland wetlands and watercourses wl 1 not be significant.

Shorl-tirm disturbances of the regulated area can be mitigated by proper construction practices and restor- "'cTM proierly will reduis the likelihood ol Mure environmental Impact. D. The proposed prelect will not pose Ilireot to the health ond solely ol OTO "fhe're'lore, bo.ed on the llndlnoJ and concluilom ond In occordonce wltn sections ol the 1975 Revision to the ConSecttait General statutes, the Commissioner 01 Environmental Protection hereby by oraen the request Us BtJle ol August Alello to conduct rejulated activities In connection wllh the cSructlon of two. dwellings on Lois Ij ond 15, ond 16 ond IT on tlid norm side of Luther street in the City ol Bridgeport, with the lollowlna condltons: 1. The oppllcont stall submit sediment and erosion control piTM la mt Commissioner of Environmental Proli for his ond no construction moy begin on this prolect until the Commissioner ol Environmental protection has approved this plan In writing.

exfosed eorlh surfaces sfio be mulched, ond slopes shall be of Envlronmentot Prelection shall nolllled In writ no upon the commencement ond completion "aWifon Order of tte, C.mmfr sloner of Environmental Protection ths ttlh day ol pA( Commissioner NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS MacCARMEL -CORPORATION Notice It hereby given pursuant to Section 33-37? of the General Statutes of Con- necfleut that MacCARMEL CORPORA- ON, a Connecticut corporation having I orlncloal i Trumbull. 0 nn bin dlsMlved by resolu- on adopted by Its boord of directors and shareholders on December- 37, A certificate of dissolution has Men filed i Secretary of Slate of of said corporation warned to present their claims to Martin A. Dworken, 157 Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut, on or before June 1,1977. Claim! not presented on or before said dote will be barred os pro- VI ot 0 Bridgeport, Connecticut, this WiARTlH A. DW OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS MacFORDHAM WEST CORPORATION Notice Is Hereby given pursuant to Section 33-379 of the General ol Con- that MacFORDHAM WEST CORPORATION, a Connecticut corporation hovlno lls principal office In Trumbull, Connecticut, has been dissolved by resou- tlon adopted by Its board of directors and shareholders on December 77, WH-.

A certificate of dissolution has filed i secretory of State o( CO Cd cr ditors of said corporation are warned to present their claims (o NWrtln A Dworken, 157 Golden I Street. Bridgeport, Connecticut, on or before June 171977. Claims not presented on or before said date will be barred as provided by Dated at Bridgeport, Connecticut, this NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION and NOTICE TO. CREDITORS MacJEROME CORPORATION Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Sect on 33-379 ef the General Statutes of Connecticut that MacJEROME CORPORATION, a Connecticut corporation having I principal i in Trumbulf, Connecticut, has been dissolved by resolution adopted by Its boord of directors and shareholders on December 27, A certificate of dissolution hod been filed i the secretary of State of Connecticut. All creditors of sold corporation ore warned to present their claims to Martin A.

Dworken, .57 Golden Hill street, Bridgeport, Connecticut, on or before June 771977. Claims not presented on or before sold date will be barred as pro- Vlt oT'sridfleport, Connecticut, this SthdayofJanuaryim MARTIN A. DWORKEN, Attorney NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of MocSOMERS 11 CORPORATION Notice Is hereby given pursuant to Section 33-379 of the General Statutes of Connecticut thot MocSOMERS II CORPORATION, a Connecticut corporation having 1 1 principal i In Trumbull, Connecticxrt. has been dissolved by resolution adopted by Its board ot directors and shareholders on December 27, 197S. A certificate of dissolution has been filed i Secretary of State of Cotw.ec.lcu..

All creditors of sold corporation are warned fo present their claims to Martin A. Dworken, 157 Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut, on or June 1977. Claims not presented on or before said dote will be barred as provided by statute. Dated ot Bridgeport, Connecticut, this 5fh day of January, 1977. MacSQMERS II.

CORPORATION MARTIN A. DWORKEN. Attorney NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION NOTICE TO CREDITORS of MacYORKTOWN CORPORATION Notice is hereby given pursuant to Section 33-379 of the General Statutes of Connecticut that MacYORKTOWN CORPORATION, a Connecticut corporation hoy- Ing Its principal office In Trumbull, Connecticut, has been dissolved by resolution adopted by Its board of directors and Shareholders on December 27, 1976. A certificate of dissolution has been filed i Secretory of Stale of Connecticut. All creditors of said corporation are warned to present their claims to Martin A.

Dworken, 157 Golden II Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut, on or before June 1, 1977. Claims not presented an or it fore said date will be barred as provided by statute. Dated ot Bridgeport, Connecticut, this 5fh day of January, 1977. MacYORKTOWN CORPORATION MARTIN A. Attorney NOTICE LIQUOR PERMIT NOTICE OF APPLICATION This Is to give notice that 1, ALFRED MARTIN, ot 769 Beechwood Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut, have filed an application placarded January 5, 1977, vita the Liquor Control Commission lor a Cafe Permit for the sale ot alcoholic quor on the premises, 567 Boston Avenue.

Bridgeport, Connecticut. The business II be owned by Lucy R. Mortln of ID Myron Avenue, Bridgeport, Connecticut, and will be conducted by Alfred F. Martin as permittee. ALFRED F.

MARTIN Daled January 5, 1977 NOTICE WN 0 1 101 HCO ICt JANUARY II, The Town Clan and Zoning Commltslon of thf Town ot fttrtleid, alter public hearing held on Jan. 11, Wl at p.m., E.S.r., in Osbwn Hill School, Mliijon Road, FalrUcJd voted In extcutlve session on tht MILL PLAIN ROAD. RtqvtM Of Arthur R. Hmh lor tWetloo et Hw refitment of the subdl vision- pertalnlnt to thf initaiiallon of sidewalk) on MM pluln Rood fronting properly of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry ROM In a A Zone. --APPROVED. TAHMORE ORIVf- AND MO REHOUSE HIGHWAY. Request el Thomas Creeno- wolt on behalf ol Valley Corporation for release of surety AQLEY ROAD. Requeit Thomas Creenawalt en IwhblF of Mohican Valley Corporation for of $32,200 surety bond pertaining Improvements In an R-3 Zone-DENIED.

OLD STRATFtELP ROAD. Request Of John 0. Brockert for release ol cash bond pertaining to subdlvislpn Improvement! Irt a B. MIRO STREET. Request of Mkhae Barblerl far 100K release of $2,184 lurtfY bond pertaining to subdivision tnents In a Residence R4 APPROVED.

CEDAR ROAD. Request of W. Bradley Warehouse for release of 'SUW savings account bond pertaining to subdivision Improvements In an AA NORTH BENSON ROAD. Request of R. Forsell far release of iov- Ings account bond In tte amount of S4.7UO pertaining subdivision Improvements In -On R-3 APPROVED.

BURR STREET. Re-Subdlvlslon application of Robert L. Abrlc for three lots In an AAA Zone ond Special, Permit under Sect. 24.0 for conduction within a wetlands APPROVED. HULLS FARM ROAD.

Request of Anne f). Whltcome for. PQ-day extension of time to record 'sub-division mop, AAA JEFFERSON STREET. Request of George Vlfale for release of MOO surely bond pertaining to sidewalk Installation In an R-3 6Z5 POST ROAD. Request of H.J.J., Inc.

for release of 13,500 surety bond In a Res. A DENIED. RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Special Permit application of Lulgl Glonsanll for a 16.3' 32.2' two story residence In an A APPROVED. 2120 POST ROAD.

Special Permit application of viola Truscott for one wall slan 3' 10' "Cameo Shoppe" In an Ins. APPROVED. BO KINGS HIGHWAY CUT-OFF. Special Permit application of Maurice Huerstel for one 2 20' wall sign "Superior FtMl Co." In an Industrial DENIED. 1897 BLACK ROCK TURNPIKE.

Special Permit application ot C-us Desantv for one wall sign 6' 12' "Fairfield Tire and Brake" In a. Designed Business DIst. TUNXIS HILL ROAD. Special Per- application of Ken-Bon Display Service for one 12' 4' pole sign A In a Designed BUS. District DENIED.

1905 BLACK ROCK TURNPIKE. Special Permit application of Shirley Horowitz to refacc existing wall sign and add one 3' B' wall "Century 21, Real Estate" In a Designed Business District APPROVED. Dated at Folrfleld, Conn, this 14th day o) 1977. Effective Dote: Saturday, Jan. 15, 1977.

TOWN PLAN ZONING COMMISSION JOHN E. WRABEL Chairman L1NCOLH CRAIGHEAD Secretary Pro Tern MILDRED L. TRUPP Cleric NOTICE Dale: Jan. 12, 1977 INLAND WETLANDS PUBLIC NOTICE 'APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO CONDUCT A REGULATED ACTIVITY WITHIN AN 'NLAND WETLAND OR WATER- CDURSK AREA IN THE TOWN OF MONROE. APPLICATION NO.

This Office has under consideration the application of: Chotles Honychureh, Route 111 ond Elm Street, Monroe, requesting permission to fill a portion of a wetland area for the construction of a Ihrce-bed- room dwelling, a well and portion of a septic system. The property, located on the' south side of Buog HIM Road and approximately 1,500 feel east of Cutlers Form Road. The Department Is required to consider Ihe proposed activities In accordance -Mln Section 22a-41 of the Connecticut General Statutes which redds as follows: Section 220-41. Factors for Consideration. In carrying out the purposes and policies of said, sections.

Including mat. tars relating to regulating, licensing and enforcing of the provisions thereof, the Commissioner Shall take Into consideration all relevant tocls ond circumstances Including but not HmHed to; (a) The environmental -Impact of fhe proposed action, (b) The alternative to the -proposed action, (c) The relationship between snort- term uses of the and the maintenance and enhancement of term productivity, (d) Irreversible and Irretrievable commitments of resources which would be Involved In the proposed (e) The character and degree of Injury to, or Interference with safety, leallh or the reasonable use ol property which Is caused or threatened, and (f) The suitability or unsullablllty Of such activity to the area for- which It Is proposed. We will appreciate your views con- cernlng the proposed worK which should be received on or before Feb. .977, In order that due consideration can be given by the Department fo the various aspects of the application. Thank you In advance for your assistance.

EDWARD J. DALY Director Water Resources Unit NOTICE TOWN PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION MONROE, CONN. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING January 20, 1977 The Town planning Zoning Commission, Monroe, hereby gives notice that they will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, Jan. 20, 1977, at p.m.. In the Town Council Chambers, Town Hall, Monroe, to consider ths following applications In accordance with the Zoning Regulations Subdivision Regulations of the Town of Monroe: 1.

SPECIAL EXCEPTION PERMIT. MONROE TURNPIKE (Rt. Shelton-Road Rt. Assessor's Map Parcel Petition of the Monroe Fire Depl. for a Special Exception Permit in accordance with Section of fhe Zoning Regulations ot the Town ol Monroe, as required under Section 3.2.6.4.

Permission for use of vacant land for varied activities. Property located in an RC zone. 2. SUBDIVISION CHURCH STREET (Assessor's Map Parcel Petition Of Mary Anne Witt for subdivision of properly consisting of one 11) lot, as shown on map entitled "Final Subdivision Map for Mary Anne Wilt," doled Dec. 31, 197i, prepared by Burton M.

Day, RLS. Property located In an RC zone. For more detailed information lelot- Ing to these applications, reference should be made to the files of the Town Planning Zoning Commission, Town Hall, Monroe, Conn. The applicant, or his representative, must present the application ot the public At this hearing oil persons shall dove fhe right to be heard and written communications will be received. A copy ol ihls legal notice is- on file In the office of the- Town Clerk, Dated at Monroe, this 7th day of 1977.

TOWN PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION MARION CALLO Chairman JOHN D. DANSCUK Secretary NOTICE PLANING ZONING COMMISSION TOWN OF TRUMBULL, CONN. The Planning ond Zoning Commission ot the Town of.Tnimbvll will be In session at the Town Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 1977 ot 8:00 p.m. to consider an application for the following special per- Prolesslonal Offices ot Trumbull, Inc.

4154 Madison Ave. Pursuant fo Article 1, Section 2, sub-paragraphs A (2) and A (9)-to use entire existing building as professional offices; and for approval of sign for professional olllws In connec- lon therewith. Daled at Trumbull, Conn, this dth day of 1977. By: JEAN M. FILLMANN Clerk The Norwalk Redevelopment Agency Is soliciting general contractors and subcontractors In all trades related to home building and remodeling who are Interested In bidding on Ihe rehabilitation ol dwellings In the Sprlnqwood area of Soufh Norwalk under the Community Development Rehabilitation proqrom.

All contractors shall be considered without regard to race, color, religion, no- lonal origin or sex. Details concerning bid reaulremcnh may be obtained at the NorwalK Redevelopment Agency, 35 South Main Street, South Norwalk, Conn. Edwin D. Kline, Chairman ING AND EN- ORDINANCES CON- 0 THE SAME, 'EAL OF CERT INLUUOtfp HEREIN EX- PROVIDING ITE OF SUCH CODE AND A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE MANttR OF AMENDING SUCH CODE: AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE SHM.L 6 COME EFF EC- Be If Or'dalneddby the Common Council a consisMno'fff. Chapter 1 lo 32, -Inclusive, ta ond 01 and tit treaftd'ond considered a a new ond ertglmH comprehensive which all other general and by the after, tht 3rd day of W6, orrfflU of City o( Bridgeport, Conn, enacted -on final passage on or before Nov.

5, 1973, and not Included In such Code or recognized, and continued, force 6v rtlerence ore- hereby repealed from and after the 3rd ijoyfpr 1976, except los hereinafter, pfo- Sectlon The provided for 'in Section 2 hereof shall not afftct of the following: (1) Any offense or act committed or done or any penally or forfeiture Incurred or any contract or right established or accruing before the effective (2) Any ordinance promising 'or' guaranteeing the payment of money for the City, or authorizing the Issuance of any bonds of the City, or any evidence of the City's Indebtedness; (3) Any contract or obligation assumed by the City; (4) Any right or franchise granted by the City; (5) Any ordinance' dedicating, naming, establishing, locating, relocating, opening, paving, widening, vacating, any street or public. way or any parK, playground or recreational facility; 161 Any orolmmte relallng lo specific publlc'lmprovcments or assossments Ihere- (7) Any ordinance establishing or prescribing grades tor streets; IS) Any appropriation ordinance or or dlnance providing for the levy of taxes or for an annual budget; (9) 'The toning and subdivision regulations, of Ihe UO) Any ordinance relating ta the investment of municipal funds; (11) Any administrative ordinance, or any ordinance, establishing classlllca- tlon and the compensation of municipal aftlcers or employees, not Inconsistent (U) Any ordinance dedicating or accepting any plot, or subdivision in the U3) Any ordinance enacted atler Nov. 'The repeal provided for In Section 2 hereof shall not be construed to revive any ordinance or part thereof thot has been repealed by subsequent ordinance; which Is repealed by. this ordinance. Section 4.

Any person violating or. falling to comply with any provision of sold Code or commuting any act or omission to act declared; to be a misdemeanor or unlawful, where no specific penally Is provided thereof, shall be punished as Is provided In Section 1-B of sold Code. Section 5. Any and all additions or amendments to such, Code, when passed In such form as to Indicate. the Intention of the Common Council to make the same of part thereof, shall be deemed to be Incorporated In such Code so that refer, ence to the "Code of Ordinances, City of Bridgeport" shall be 'understood and intended ia' InclDde such additions and amendments.

Section 6. A copy of such Code shall be kepi on file In the Office of the City Clerk, preserved In looseieaf 'form, or such other form os the City Clerk may consider most It shall be the express duly of the City Clerk, or someone authorized by the City Clerk. to Insert In their proper places all amendments or ordinances which Indicate the ntentlon of the Common Council to moke the same a part of such Code when the same have been printed or reprinted In page form, and to extract from such Code all provisions which may be, from time time, repealed by the Common Council. This copy of such Code shall be avail able for all persons desiring to examine the same and shall be considered the official Code of Ordinances of Bridgeport, and ony copy of such Code certified by the City Clerk, shall be the official Code of Ordinances of Bridgeport at the date of such certification. Section 7.

In case of the amendment of any section such- Code which a penalty Is not provided, the- general panalfy as provided In Section 1-8 of such Code shall apply ta.thi section os amended; or In case such 'Code' shall apply to the section as or In- case. such amendment contains provisions for which a penalty, other than the aforementioned general penalty. Is provided In another section in the same chapter, the penalty so provided In 'other section shall be held to relate to the section so amended, unless such penalty Is specifically repealed therein. Section a. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation In the City fo 'change or amend by additions or deletions, any port or portion of such Code, or to insert or delete pages, or portions or ta alter or tamper wllh such Code In any manner whatsoever which will couse the law of the City of Bridgeport to be misrepresented thereby, any jerson, firm or corporation violating Ihls section shall be punished as provided In Section 1-8 of the Code adopted by this ordinance.

Section 9." AH ordinances or parts of ordlnancst In conflict 'herewlih ore, 10 the extent of such, hereby repealed, as of 'the operative date: of this ordinance, but shall remain In full force and effect until such dafe. Section 10. This ordinance' Shall become effective on Nov. 3, 1974. Adopted by -the Common Council of the City of Bridgeport on Nov.

1, 1976. Approved by Mayor John C. Mandanlcl tm Nov. 3, 1976. Attest: RAYMOND C.

LYDDY City Cleric NOTICE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, Dec. 28 BARBARA KISH DUFFY VS. JOSEPH W. DUFFY. NOTICE TO JOSEPH W.

DUFFY. UPON THE COMPLAINT Ot Ihe plaintiff In the above- entitled action praying, for reasons therein set forth, far a Dissolution of Marriage, on ground of Irretrievable breakdown, returnable before the Superior Court within 'and tor Falrfield County to be held at Bridgeport on the Fourth Tuesday of A.D., 1P77, and upon an application In said action for an order of notice. It appearing to and being lound by the. subscribing authority that Ihe said defendant is absent from this state ond has gone to parts unknown, and that notice of the nstltutlon' of this action most likely to come to his attention that hereinafter ordered: It Is ORDERED, that notice of Ihe Institution of said acllon be given Ihe defend-, ant by some proper officer or Indifferent person depositing a true and attested copy of said writ and complaint and of this order of notice in Post Office, postage paid, letter registered, personal return receipt requested, directed to said defendant- o1 the above oddress, causing a and attested copy of order of notice to be published In the Bridgeport post, a -newspaper circulated In Bridgeport, Conn, three (31 times consecutively, commencing on -or Wlore Jon. 14lh, 1977, and that return of such service be madft to the above named Court.

SAMUELrR. SELLECK Asst. Clerk of. the Superior Court (or County -of FoMield STATE OF CONNECTICUT, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, SS. BRIDGEPORT, Jon.

12, 1977. The within and foregoing Is a true and attested copy of the -original Order of Notice In my hands for service by publication. Attest: Edwin S. Mak A Sheriff of the City ol Bridgeport NOTICE PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION OF THE TOWN OF TRUMBULL All- parties In Interest and citizens Of the Town of Trumbull will be given an opportunity to be heard In relation to proposed amendments to the Zoning Regulations of the Town of Trumbull, pertaining to: Amending the zoning map and the zone boundaries of the Town of Trumbui) so os ID change from Residence Zono A to commercial Zone B-C, a parcel of. land consisting of approximately 1:03 acres, ocated on the eosl side of Madison Avenue, approximately ZOO tcet south at rrumbull Shopping Park access road, and with a street address of 4154 Madison Avenue.

The complete text of the proposed Including a legal dcscrlp- lon of the area of 1M proposed lonn change, will be found In a copy of thf proposed amendment which Is on file In he Trumbull Town Clerk's Office for iubl)c Inspection. Said hearing will be held In the Town toll on Wednesday, Jon. 19, 1977 at 8:00 Dated at Trumbull, Conn, this Alh day ot By: JEAN M. FILLMANN Clerk NCTICB Tht STWUgjft HLANNJNO AHO ZONING CUMMlSiON will hold public hearing on WtdMlfeiy. tvtnhw Jm ot 7:30 p-inTTn (he Council Towp Knwr lor ana oflglnjt the 1.

1465 BARNUA Petition ol Burton Reich tor cnanot ol Horn RS-4 District lo District lor property bounded and deicped Northerly by Barnum AnUt, 222 Easier by land of Vr 300.3S II Southerly by Florenct Nlutn, Easterly by land Flo- NIssen, IOJ Southerly again by land Mar 1 wordmon, ill and Westerly by Edmuxd Me- t-nerney In part, Dvtr In port, and Roy Barbera part. In all 295.83 ft-, with the exaction of the first 100 feet south of ant parallel to Bgrnum Avenue which li zoned CA District. 2. AMENDMEN'. TO THE ZONING REGULATIONS, ftltlon ef Burton Reich to amend the Zortg Regulations of the Town of.

strafforo thf addition of the Clou "J'-- Bottfig establishment permits, wherein It ffiybe-permlssable for Bowling estabtkhmnte to located in Burton Rolch foriopproval liquor location for a Bowling estate IlihmenV permit. To- bowling establishment on property funded described as follows: Northery by Barnum Avenue, 222 Easterly ti land of Winer Motors, 300.35 ff.ii'ioymerly by land Forence Nissen, $4 Easterly again by land Nlsien, 10.5 Southerly again byilond Mary Wardman, 121 and Westerly by land Edmund 1 In parti Lawrence Dyer In port, and Roy Barbero In part, Ih'all WS.83 loaed. In a CA District. J. 3000 MAIN Sf Petition of F.

Paul Kurmav, for. approVtt as a Special Case under Section 20 the Zoning Regulations- as required by Section 7.5.1 to permit a second floor to be uwd as an accounlant's afftei on property bounded and described at follows: Northery by land of Trurmull. 108.7 Easterly by land of Ojerg, 3B.O Southerly by land if Owtg, IIW.5 and Westerly by Main SlrteU4U ft-, located In CF District. S. RYAN AVE.

Petit! A of John Marti no, Fred A. Mgrtlno, Frank F. Vetre and Joseph Martina, Jr. fdr'ktppraval of a resubdlvlslon of Lots 11 and 16 through 33, Mop pond Lawn, Into fourteen (14) lots as stown on a map entitled "Ryan' with modification of street, width froh ft, to ft. and approximately 30 H.

front ot Lot 12 requested, located, tin Ryan Avenue, between Birch Drfvqlgnd Meadow- ew Avenue, on the soufierty side of Woodend Road, In: an RM-ll District. 6. CHAPEL. Peltlon of N.E. Owen II for approval of subdivision containing ten: OOJ lots asfshown on a map entitled Nanor," with modification of width- from U.

to 50 ft. and sldewalKs revested, located east of BOS Chapel Sired. In an RS-1 District. 7 7, FE.RRY. of Llbcrolo M.

Delia Glola forVchange ot rone from RS-4 District" 'CA District for property known as Li 1 ond 2, Map of, W. C. Morehouse, wunded and described os follows: North 'ly by Ferry Boulevard, 106.53 Easl Hy by land of Ashley, 707,83 by Lots 13, 12 and a portion Lot 11. Mop of S. Swan ct al, 114.M irid Westerly by land of- Hornlcfc, 1 1.70 ft.

8. KNOWLTON Petition of David Evans for a change zone from RM-1 District to CA District for property known as Lots 202 ond 303, lop of N. S. -H 4, bounded ond desa red at follows: Northerly by Knowlto street, 100 Easterly by Lots 204 an MS on sold map, 100 Southerly by Lot 306 on sold map, 100 and Wes rly by Lot 20ion sold man, 100 ft. 9.

CHAPEU Pet II on of Mot- ttiew Borvenlk for approval of 1 a division containing seventeel (17) lota Manor," "wlV modHicatlori If lot area on Lots 3, 9, 10, '11, 13J.14, 15, 18, and 17, ond lot width on Lot requested, wllh 1.48 acres to remain' osbpen space In the, rear of Lots 9 through located on the south side of Chapel Istreet, opposite Morning Dew an RS-1 District. i Maps showing fhe locations ti the above Drooertlcs are on fl In Of Ice of the Planning and Zonlnn CommFston, Room 207. Town Hall, Strolford, Conii A cony of this- notice Is on file In the Town Clerk's Office. 1 Atlest: DORIS MtLELLAN Planning Adrdn 1st rotor PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PROPOSED BANK MERGER Notice Is hereby given the Lafayette Bnnk ond Trust Company' of Bridgeport, Connecticut, OM01, has made application to Ihe Federal Deooslt Insurance Corporation, Washington, D.C.; 20429, for Its written 1 consehfto merge with "the Monroe Bonk and trust Company, 064W. it'ls'bntemptoted that oil oTWe oHTces of the atibve homed banks wilt continue to be: operated.

This notice. 'Is published pursuant to section 18(C) of the Federal Deposit Insurance Art. Jnmrarv S. 1977 Lifavetfe Bank ond Trust Company 345 State Street Bridgeport, Connecticut 04601 Monroe Bonk and Trust Corrmany Crtm Hill Road and Route 111 Monroe, Connecticut OM611 NOTICE 1 will not be responsible for any bl Is tantrocled toy anyone olher thon. myself PEREGRIN US 343 Freeman Stratford, Conn.

Courtof Probate, District of Stratford NOTICE OF HEARING ESTATE OF KENNETH Pursuant to art order of Hon. Thomas B. Coughlln, Judge, dated January 10, 1977, a hearmg'Wlll be held on an application praying for authority to Comoromlse and settle a doubtful and dispufed'c aim as In said application on file-more fully appears, at the Court of Probate on lOa.m, Emily M. Flynn, Ass't. Clerk Court of District of Bridgeport NOTICE OF HEARING ESTATE OF.

JANBMASSICOTTE Pursuant to'an order of Hon. John Judge, dated January 12, 1977, a hearing will held on an application oravino, for the Allowance of the Administrator's Final Account, and for an Order of Distribution of said Estate, as In said application on file more fully appears, at the Court of Probate 'on February 1, 1977 at Helen M. Clerk Court of Probate, District ot Bridgeport NOTICE OF HEARING ESTATE OF SANDY 5HEARD Pursuant to an order of Hon. John P. Walocco, Judge, dated January 1977.

a hearing will be held on an application praying that administration be aranted on said estate' represented Intestate as In said application on file rhore fully appears, at the Court of Probate on Llla B. Curran, Ass't. Clerk Court ol Probate, District of Bridgeport NOTICEOF HEARING ESTATE OF RALPH E.SPRAGUE Pursuant to an order of Hon. John p. Malocco, Judge, dated January 10, 1977, a hearing will be held on an application proving for the Allowance of the 'Executor's Final Account) and for an Order of distribution of said Estate, as In said application on file more fully appears, at the Court of Probate on January 25, .1977 af 10:45 In (he forenoon, Helen M.

Miller, Ass't. Clerk.