PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues,. March 27. 1979 Venereal Clinic Civil Air Patrol Basketball Court Bids Come in Low MANCHESTER —A venereal dis MANCHESTER -T h e Manchester ease clinic, which is completely c | p - Composite Squadron of the Civil Air door courts. work. MANCHESTER -The price* bid prices bid for the work. fidential and free, will be h^d Patrol will meet Wednesday from .... 1 The courts have been cracked and A total of five firms bid on the job. for improvements to the outdoor The apparent low bidder for the job Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the State Armory deteriorated and in need of repair for The prices ranged from the 53,925 bid r Bolton Board To Decide JOIN Plans Campaign I basketball courts at Washington is Boutin & Sons Construction Co. emergency department at on Main Street. Directors Differ on CD Phillies Trade Hebner School are lower than the town had Inc. of Broad Brook. It bid 13,925 to some time. by Boutin to $6,599. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Giles said the town had set aside Awarding of the contract and star- Membership in the squadron is At Talk at Their Church Future of High School To Win CD Referendum 1 To Mets for Espinosa estimated. do the work, which includes resur No appointment is need^ for this open to all young people from Grade "That's good," Jav Giles, director facing and painting lines for the out about $5,000 for the project, so the ting the work should be done soon, service, which is available to anyone, Page 6 Page 10 Page 12 1 Page 13 hid iur Mon^ Sale Datillt on pag* 2 COME CATCH THE BIGGEST SAVINGS lEuf ntng Umlh Spot Checks Vol. XCVIIl, No. 150 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, March 28,1979 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20$ Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered OF SPRING — AT ALL 8 D&L STORESI WASHINGTON (UPI) - The I Supreme Court has ruled 8-1 that .(S > the Constitution bars police from selecting and stopping cars without a specific reason, for the sole purpose of checking driving I licenses and car registrations. Weiss Budget Adds 6 Jobs The court ruled Tuesday in a By GREG PEARSON busily this morning printing and engineering aide for the Engineering CETA funding expires. I case involving a Delaware man budget is reduced sharply from what Herald Reporter collating copies of the entire budget. Department, a heavy truck driver for The recreation director would be in who was arrested on marijuana he has asked for in past years. He 20% OFF MANCHESTER - The $28,149,341 Weiss had announced last week the the Highway Department, a custo charge of the West Side Rec liad been asked by the Democratic possession charges after police budget proposed by Town Manager amount of his budget, which is a 5.93 dian for the Police Department and a program. The Police custodian, members of the Board of Directors MENS’ SPRING BLAZERS, found the substance when they Robert Weiss includes six new percent increase over the present director for the Recreation Depart which would be the second custodian to slay within a six percent increase stopped his car. year. 2 positions and funding for completion ment. for the department, is needed SPORT COATS! Justice Byron White delivered for his 1979-80 budget request. This of Progress Drive and the purchase The entire budget package being Two of the positions — the truck because of expansion of the police undoubtedly led to the sharp reduc the majority opinion, which said of two new Highway Department prepared today includes detailed ac driver and the custodian previously building, Weiss said. tion. Reg. $65-$85, now 51.97-67.97. the Constitution’s guarantee trucks. counts of proposed department had been town-funded but had been Weiss said he is “extremely con Weiss said he fears the lack of Lightweight, expertly tailored against unreasonable search and Weiss listed the proposed six new expenditures. eliminated in recent years. Weiss cerned” about the Capital Improve Capital Improvement expenditures seizure bars officers from stop poly wools. In checks, solids, 11.99 & 12.99 positions, two of which are old Weiss outlined some of the signifi now wants them reinstated. ment budget proposal. He has ”in the long run may prove costly.” ping cars at random unless they nubby weaves. Free alterations, positions being reinstated, in his cant in creases in his budget Some of the other proposed new recommended $150,000 for that The budget’s contingency account have an "articulable and of course. All stores except ADORABLE DRESSES budget message. The message is the message. positions now arc funded through the budget, which would fund completion also includes some funds to continue reasonable suspicion” of a viola New London. first part of his budget package, He has recommended a total of Comprehensive Employment and of the Progress Drive construction CETA positions that might be vA)l tion. which has to be completed today ac new town-funded positions — a clerk Training Act (CETA). Weiss is and the purchase of two new highway deemed necessary if CETA funding FOR ALL But he made it clear that states cording to the Town Charter. II for the controller’s office, a clerk recommended they be funded with trucks. is not continued, he said. Present fun are not precluded from using Town employees were working II for the assessor’s office, a junior town monies once the present federal The manager’s request for this ding runs out Sept. 30. YOUR GIRLSl other “less intrusive” methods of enforcing licensing and registra Reg. $16 to $25. Here, we've shown tion laws, such as stopping all i25% OFF just one from our beautiful collection traffic at checkpoints instead of MENS’ SPRING SLACKS of dresses at savings. In sizes 4-6x and random cars in traffic. 7 to 141 These easy-care polyesters, by Oil Price Hike Reg. $20, now 14.97. From poplins Joseph Love, just In time for Easterl Reverse Bias to polyesters, you’ll find just the D&L Childrens' Shops: Corbins, Avon, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Can a slacks. In solid belted styles, fancy v\ Bristol, Manchester only company and a union voluntarily checks, patterns, sizes 30-42 set up a job training pirogram that ■rtVi Will Affect All i plainly prefers minorities without being subject to “reverse dis crimination" suits by whites? By Unilcil I’rcHit Inleriiulionul oline,” predicted Joseph Tovey of Tovey & Co., a New York City invest The Supreme Court scheduled Americans get it in the gas tank 90 minutes of arguments today on ment banking firm. again. And in their home heaters, Henry A.Rosenberg Jr., president 9.97 that issue, raised in a sequel to electric meters, shopping carts and of the National Petroleum Refiners last June’s Bakke ruling on KNIT & SPORT SHIRTS unemployment charts. Association, said a nickel-a-gallon reverse discrimination in schools. That’s the dismal consensus of jump could come within a month and Reg. $13-$14. Choose from terry or The ultimate decision could economists reacting to the OPEC another 5-cent boost a month later. poly/cotton knits, or poly/cotton have an important influence on decision Tuesday to hike oil prices by Home heating oil prices will go up by the American workplace. woven shirts In plaids, solid tones! 9.05 percent and allow members of 2 to 3 cents a gallon, most oil experts Due to Ju stice John Paul the International oil cartel free rein believe. M Stevens’ decision to disqualify to tack on any extra “surcharges" But the Northeast, which is more himself from the case and Lewis they want. dependent on foreign oil for Its Powell’s absence following sur •Trrf-J “The OPEC hike will affect every heating needs than any other region, gery, only seven members of the nook and, cranny of our economy could find oil bills going up in excess court were to question lawyers in since oil is the basis of almost of 3 cents a gallon “if we have a hot the velvet-draped courtroom. everything we use in our daily life,” summer and utilities burn an enor Powell has not yet said whether (Sizes 8-12) said Vincent Sgrow, publisher of the mous amount of oil for electric 40.97 he plans to participate in the Oil Buyers Guide in Lakewood, N.J. power generation,” Tovey said. ruling. Every nook and cranny includes at Electric generating companies get A Last June, the court ruled 5-4 a least 2 cents more on gasoline, at oil bills too, so higher utility bills white medical school applicant PRE-EASTER least 3 cents more on home heating won’t be far behind gas price in named Allan Bakke had been dis oil, 5 percent more on domestic plane creases. In addition, every oil-price criminated against by a special SAVINGS: flights, higher electric and gas bills, hike translates Into higher coal and university admissions program a bigger trade deficit and more natural gas prices for utilities, too. f t BOYS’ for minorities. Menachem Begin went to the Capitol in Church, D-Idaho, chairman of the Senate expensive vacations. In Geneva, the International Air The new case raises questions Economists predicted the OPEC Transport Association said major in left unresolved about the section Washington Tuesday to meet with both Foreign Relations Committee; Paul Sar action would add almost 0.5 percent ternational airlines will seek higher of the 1964 Civil Rights Act which Senate and House members. He is shown, banes, D-Md.; Alan Cranston, D-Calif.; and VESTED SUITSI this year to the nation's already fares to offset soaring fuel costs. prohibits discrimination in here with a group of prominent senators. Left Robert Byrd, W.Va.-, Senate Majority heated inflation rate. And in Tovey estimated that airline employment. to right, GOP leader Howard Baker; Frank Leader. (UPI photo) Washington, the U.S. Chamber of tickets for domestic flights will go up !\ Reg. $55, now 40.97 (8-12) Commerce said the OPEC increase at least 5 percent this year and Sizes 14-20, reg. $60, now 46.97. The Economy would erode the purchasing power of passengers will be subjected to more Beautifully tailored boys’ suits the average American household by flight cancellations becau.se of jet from a very famous maker, just In NEW YORK: The stock market $50 in 1979 and reduce employment fuel shortages. Tuesday notched its biggest Arab Leaders Meet; by 100,000 jobs. Americans also will find the higher time for Easterl 3-plece vested single-day gain in four months The increase is likely to show up cost of OPEC oil reflected in bigger suits In neat, good-looking polyester. despite the decision by oil- first in gas prices. U.S. energy of prices for imports, Tovey said. In assorted spring tones. producing countries to boost oil ficials said the OPEC move could Economists said the OPEC boost 11.97 prices. The Dow Jones industrial boost gasoline prices by 2.4 cents per would widen the nation’s trade average rose 16.54 points to 871.36. Radicals Hit Targets gallon by mid-May and by 5 cents at deficit by about $2.4 billion, based on MENS’ GOLF JACKETSI GENEVA: OPEC members summer’s end. the rule-of-thumb that a rise of 10 agreed to raise crude oil prices by BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) — As Arab / “By Labor Day when the OPEC in cents In foreign oil prices is Reg. $16. Your favorite spring classic, 9 percent April 1 and gave its 13 leaders met today to mete out crease has passed all the way equival’ent to about $2j)0 million at In tan, maize, blue or navy. member nations free rein to tack punishment to Egypt, Israel and the through the system, it could easily current import levels,' Zip front, mesh shoulder lining, on unlimited “surcharges” to the United States for making a separate add a nickel to the pump price of gas back yoke styling. cartel’s new official price of peace, Arab radicals took matters / . $14.54 a barrel. into their own hands and struck at LONDON: The OPEC decision Egyptian and Jewish targets around gave the dollar a boost on the world. Europe’s foreign exchanges Terrorists bombed a market near Women’s Status 'X Tuesday, apparently because the Tel Aviv and a Jewish restaurant in oil price increase was not as high Paris. Others Arabs stormed the 94.97 as expected. Egyptian Embassy in Bangladesh TOYKO: Traders, uncertain and held the ambassador hostage for TViumph Hopeful 2 about the significance of the several hours. Hundreds marched in MENS’ QUAD SUITS OPEC price hike, sent the dollar front of Egyptian embassies in Arab HARTFORD (UPI) - It’s too early The Judiciary Coimiiiltcc "Ijoxed” 20% OFF! to keep score, but Connecticut’s up on Toyko’s foreign money capitals as well ps Athens, Belgrade, the measure, meaning it’s dead for market today to 207.55 yen, com Madrid and Moscow. (Commission on the Status of Women this year, Ms. firay speculates, like Reg. $120. ,^ave $25 on pared to Tuesday’s close of 207.05 (Conference sources said a separate believes it might come out on the the spouse-roommate rape bill, it NEW YORK: Americans can session of Arab foreign ministers, plus side by the time the U'gislature was just before its time. four-piece mix and match-up wraps up this year's session. suits with two pairs of slacks, expect to pay 2 cents more for a which ended late Tuesday, agreed on "There was little discussion, .so v,^. MENS’ COORDINATING gallon of gas by mid-May and political sanctions aimed at isolating So far, two bills in the com don't know the exact reason, I reversible vest and solid blazerl another 3 cents a gallon for home President Anwar Sadat’s regime, in mission’s package — which includes suspect it’s because people don’t BLAZERS, heating oil this winter because of cluding suspension of Egypt’s sleepers and headliners — have been really understand the concept yet. the OPEC price boost. membership in the Arab League and killed. But, a number of others are .Sometimes, it takes two or three VESTS, SLACKS! WASHINGTON: The State the removal of the League’s still steaming or creeping their way years before it permeates the at Department condemned the headquarters from Cairo. through the legislative process. mosphere enough.” OPEC price move as “untimely ’The sharpest words Tuesday were One big disappointment, says The commission does have a Blazers, reg. $55, now 43.97 and unjustified” and White House reserved for, in Palestinian leader spokeswoman Fredrica Gray, was a numticr of proposals pending. inflation fighter Alfred Kahn said proposal to make it illegal to rape 6.97 Vests, reg. $19, now 14.97 Yasser Arafat’s words, "the snake’s The orgartization’s bill to provide the increase "hurts every your spouse or roommate. The bill Slacks, reg. $21, now 16.77 head — the United States.” shelters lor battered spouses sailed American consumer.” made for interesting newspaper copy Mix and match, for dress or casual “Taking punitive measures against but was buried by the Judiciary Com through the Human Services Com MENS’ SPRING good looksi Heathery tones of beige, (President Anwar) Sadat are not mittee. mittee. Now, it's before the tight- DRESS SHIRTS . blue and grey. Reg., Short, long sizes. Inside Today anough. We must punish the engineer “It's a trjuchy kind of i.s.sue,” she fisted Appropriations Committee, Mens Shops: all stores of the Egyptian-Israeli treaty — we said, “The argument it’s hard to which most likely will examine the Business...... 17-18 except New London. must punish Carter,” Arafat told the prove seems to carry a lot of weight, measure's $317,000 price tag very Classified...... 19-22 Arab ministers meeting in Baghdad although that can be .said for a lot of closely. Reg. $9-$10. A great collection Com ics...... 23 today to plan strategy in response to other kinds of criminal offenses. It’s of snort sleeve, easy-care solids, Editorial ...... 11 The Human Services Committee is the Egyptian-Israeli treaty. just coming out of the closet — the stripes and plaids, sizes 14'A-17. Entertainment ...... 16 redrafting a related commi.ssion bill same way domestic violence was Fam ily...... 26-32 “We must not just strike at the tail to require emergency room per of the snake,” Arafat said. “We must something that was just whispered Fashion ...... 8-9 atwut before.” sonnel and police to report instances Food ...... 25 get the snake’s head — the United Another proposal that never made of spouse abuse Obituaries...... 12 States,” he said. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, left, is greeted by House it through the talking stage was one Anotber propo.sal Ms. Gray said Peopletalk...... 2 Speaker Thomas O’Neill as Sadat arrives at the Longworth (Conference sources said Arafat — which would have required judges to may no longer be ahead of its time is S p o ^ ...... 13-15 House Office Building, Washington, D.C., to meet with the •MANCHESTER PARKADE •TRI-CITY PLAZA •CORBINS CORNER •FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL •NEW BRITAIN •BRISTOL PLAZA •NEW LONDON MALL •GROTON PLAZA aware of Uie negative reaction he look at couples’ written or implied one to help nut women suddenly Television ...... 16 faces from some Arab ministers — House Foreign Affairs Committee Tuesday and brief them on forced to earn their living due to Weather...... 2 contracts in dividing property in See I’age TueUe Manchester Parkede and TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon ooen Mon. thru FrI. ’til 9 PM. Sat. ’til 6 OPEN SUNDAYS 12-5 IN MANCHESTER, VERNON, BRISTOL, CORBINS CORNER. AVON, GROTON Srr Papt- '(wfUc the details of the Israeli-Egyptian Peace treaty, (UPI photo) divorce cases. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 28, 1979
Board Delays Approval P * 1 1 m .T Wed . March 28. 1979 - PAGE THREi^ New President Lresttield Needs Volunteers MANCHESTER — The Auxiliary to Convalescent and no women, even nurses, will be allowed to enter the Of Referendum Material Sees Challenge Homes needs more volunteers to serve at Crestfield Con room. Rice said. valescent Home. The commission also considered a request from Diane By SUSAN VAUGHN The brochure, along with the infor Alan Mason, human services direc- William Rice, chairman of the auxiliary, told the Com Wicks, town outreach worker to the elderly, to help ob Herald Reporter mation on the Community Develop torwho resigned Tuesday, leaves. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — The University of Connec mission on Aging Monday night that there was a tain police whistles for the elderly who live alone. The MANCHESTER - The Town ment questions, will be mailed out in Board Chairman Stephen Penny said ticut s new president. Dr. John A. DiBiaggio, says the “desperate need” for volunteers at Oestfield. whistles are needed for those who fear falling and not Board of Directors Tuesday night a bulk mailing to all homes in the he strongly feels there will still be a ^ o o l has to be more effective in reaching the public and The auxiliary has started a new group, the Crestfield being able to call for help, she said. reviewed drafts of information town. need for someone to supervise the beck in g a “greater force in the community at large.” Stags, for men only. The men will get together to do such The commission is looking for an alternative to a whis material on the upcoming referen The information sheet on the three human services staff after Mason things as watch Red Sox baseball games on television. tle because they are concerned that many of the elderly dum, but deferred further heviewM ?^ Community Development questions leaves June 1. * The decade ahead is a very challenging one for this university,” DiBiaggio, a 45-year-old dentist and the first may not have enough strength to blow a whistle in times approval untila special meeting will also be in more complete form Mrs. Intagliata noted that it is dif member of his immigrant family to attend college, said of emergency. scheduled for Thursday at 5 p.m. and ready for review by the board ficult to anticipate what the salary of Survey Aids Fund Drive Tuesday upon being named UConn’s tenth president. Another request by Ms. Wicks, for photo identifications The information will include a fact Thursday night and for approval by a new administrator, for example, At a news conference at the university’s West Hartford MANCHESTER - Par for the elderly was tabled until the next commission sheet on three referendum questions next Tuesday. would be. start of the 1979 Cancer meeting. campus, ( j o v . Ella Grasso introduced DiBiaggio and said ticipants in a survey to be relating to the Community Develop Board members made some Costs for completing projects Crusade, which begins his unanimous selection by the U(?onn trustees reflecteo held Monday will receive “Please Help” signs are still available at the senior ment program which is being suggestions on the draft presented by already started under the Communi April 1, the “confidence and respect” with which he is held. an extra benefit. Because Citizens Senior Citizens Center, the Rev. Ronald Four prepar^ by a subcommittee of the director Betty Intagliata Tuesday ty Development program are in A native of San Antonio, Tex., DiBiaggio was an assis of their participation in a nier, a commission member, said. board. night. The information on the third cluded in the information on question tant professor at both the University of Kentucky and the silverware survey, a con A brochure on question No. I on the question on the referendum includes No. 4. That question asks whether the University of Etetroit. He was dean of the School of Den tribution will be made to proposed water system im Uie cost break-down for the . ad town should expend general revenue tistry at Virginia Commonwealth University before being the Manchester unit of the provements is being prepared by a ministration of the first- through funds for the completion of the named UCjonn’s healh affairs vice president in 1976. American Cancer Society. private firm. Public Utilities Com fourth-year Community Develop projects. LAST THREE DAYS... DiBiaggio said he approached the "awesome respon The manufacturer of a munication of Colchester. Martin ment Block Grant programs. fe rd members agreed that, in ad sibilities” of the new job with some trepidation, noting leading Connecticut Mastere of that firm described the Carl Zinsser, board member, dition to a cost breakdown, a brief the contributions of the "superb individuals” who had silverware firm will con brochure to the directors Tuesday. questioned what will happen to the explanation of what each project in proceeded him as president in the school’s first 98 years. duct tme survey Monday He said the one-page brochure 131.786 administrative -costs when volves, would be helpful to residents. 30 "I only hope I can emulatein some small way their con from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m at the th MIIVERSUY SUE printed on both sides will be printed Liliana Gasinskaya, 18, waves to the Rus through a porthole while the ship was tied up tributions,” said DiBiaggio, a soft-spoken and affable M arshall’s Mall in the BUY NOW AND SAVE $ on the town’s printing equipment. man. Manchester Shopping sian cruise ship. Leonid ^binov as it returns in Sydney harbor. She swam to shore and The preparation of the brochure is on to Sydney, Austrailia, today. Last January, Signups Still Accepted He succeeds acting president Eldward V. Gant, who has Parkade. asked for political asylum which was schedule, he said. held the post since former President Glenn W. Ferguson John A. DiBiaggio answers questions after P a rtic ip a n ts will be Miss Gasinskaya, ,a stewardess aboard the granted. (UPI photo) Included in the brochure will be left the job in July to become director of Radio Free being named the 10th president of the Univer asked to choose the photographs showing the antiquated vessel, donned a red bikini and squeezed For Bolton Road Race Europe. sity of Connecticut Tuesday. DiBiaggo, 45, a silverware they like the water facilities and a sketch of the BOLTON — Applications are still oldest finisher. DiBiaggio will meet with UConn officials to determine best from a selection of 85 SMOOR dentist, was dean of the School of Dentistry at proposed new water filtration plant. being accepted for Bolton's second when his appointment will take effect. patterns. The manufac 2 Any business interested in con A description of the water treatment Virginia Commonwealth University before Peopletalk annual five mile road race scheduled tributing toward the merchandise The University of Connecticut has 25,449 students at it’s turer will pay the Cancer process, the site, costs, and other 917 .MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER for April 22 at 1 p.m. The starting and prizes should call Robert main campus in Storrs, two other campuses and five two- being named UConn’s health affairs vice Society for each person factual background on the water finishing point is Bolton High School. Chamberland at 646-0346. year undergraduate branches. president in 1976. (UPI photo) taking part in the survey. OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 PJH. situation will also be included. There are seven divisions — junior Applications for the race may be ob He will take a cut in pay to assume the new job, accor This evont comes at the Masters said. for age 12-17, open for age 18-29, tained by calling or writing ding to the UCkinn budget. DiBiaggio is now paid $M,335 a Lyricist Knocks Rock When asked by the directors if they women’s open, no age limits, sub year as the health center’s top official and will be paio Chamberland at 149 Hebron Road, had consulted with the Water Study — and so was Liliana. Tbe 18-year-old master for age 30-39, master for age Bolton, ,06040. about $52,(KX) after assuming the presidency. In the 1930s, Mitchell Parish gave Educational Testing Service of Committee on the brochure. Masters 40-49, grandmaster for age 50-60 and Chamberland said he expects over But the new office also includes use of a 14-room state- MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY the world the lyrics to “Stardust" ex-ship stewardess — wearing a big Princeton, N.J., which he says has and Jay Giles, public works director, rf FULL TOP NOTCH tested 40 percent of the population in supermaster for those age 60 and 500 people to enter the race. Last owned home in Storrs, servants and a state car — es 260 North Main at Main Fox Run Mall and "Deep Purple." Tuesday, he smile this time — stood on a pier and said they had met with the com the last 30 years and has amassed older. year more than 300 people entered timated to be worth a total of more than $30,000 a year. ' :SERVICEJ “ PULL SERVICE:] gave the back of his hand to rock waved at the vessel tied up in Sydney mittee chairman, Harry Reinhorn. enormous corporate power: “The Each division winner will receive a the race and another 300 lined He said the school must work within “serious fiscal EAST HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN music. Harbor. It’s not reported if anyone The water committee members will I •COMPLETE SELECTION QF He's in Charleston, W.Va., as a aboard waved back. only test ETS hasn’t figured out yet merchandise prize. There will also Bolton’s roads to watch. Phillip restraints” and still develop innovative programs and he 1150 Burnside Avenue 900 Washington St. Rt. 66 NATIONAL BRAND FOODS be asked to attend Thursday’s be trophies for the first Bolton pledged to work with civic, community and union leaders visiting professor at Morris Harvey is how it will test for admission to meeting when the brochure will f e n Woolheater, affiliated with the • SERVICE DELI College. He calls rock 'n' roll fans, Hope Eternal heaven.” finisher, first sub-junior (under age United States Coast Guard Academy, to convince them of their responsibility to support public WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD SIAMP PURCHASES • SERVICE BAKERY more complete form. 12) finisher, youngest finisher and education. "a plague ... a swarm of locusts ... a Bob Hope — back in the land of his Glimpses won the race in 25:54.5 minutes. • CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE I blight that has fallen on civilization.” DiBiaggio said his goals for the university were to OPEN MON., TUES., WED., SAT. 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. • VISA-MATIC SHOPPINQ CARTS | birth to unveil a plaque to the late Ruby Keller, a mainstay of 1930s drumu up more financial support, develop a closer com According to Parish, today’s kids Bing Crosby — is packing them in at THURS. A PRI 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. !<• CHECK CASHMQ really don't enjoy rock ‘n’ roll — movie musicals, will make her first munity relationship and make public education more • MONEY ORDERS London’s Palladium at an un appearance at an Academy Award OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. to 5P.M. they're just “conditioned to accept Mason To Take Leave readily available to potential adult students. • HELCO BILL PAYINQ CENTERS precedented ticket price of $25 a ceremony when she teams with Kris Mrs. Grasso said DiBiaggio would "continue to extend it." W t rtttrvf thg right lo IlmH quantItiM to 4 unHi unitu oIhgrwiM ipgeNIgd • SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS head, and as usual, everything is a Kristofferson to present the best and expand the pursuit of excellence which is our goal not Not rotponaibit for typographical trrort ■ Says he, "They’re hypocrites. I • NO CHARGE FOR BAGS one-liner target. song Oscar next month ... Los only at the university but throughout our educational challenge them saying that they’re Of the costly Egyptian-Israeli PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MARCH 31,1979 ‘doing their own thing.' They all look Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley gives Before Quitting Position system.” peace treaty, he says, "President Mel Blanc — "man of a thousand Mrs. Grasso cited DiBiaggio’s “tremendously wonder alike, dress alike and smell alike ... Carter is going around buying coun TOPS IN SAVINGS You can’t whistle a rock 'n' roll song, voices," including Bugs Bunny and town. Funding also is provided for “I have to kind of wonder about the ful work” as director of the UConn health Center in Far tries ... I don’t know if we can afford other cartoon favorites — a social By GREG PEARSON mington where he was responsible for the School of how many times have you heard that much peace." Herald Reporter administrative costs, including 80 timing of it,” he said of the resigna TOPS IN SERVICm. commendation today” for his percent of Mason’s salary. tion. Medicine and Detal Medicine and the John IJempsey someone hum rock 'n' roll?" And of himself; "1 never refuse lifetime dedication to family enter MANCHESTER — Alan Mason, the Mason said, however, the up But, Mason denied any such Heath Center, as well as the Schools of Nursing, Phar command performances. 1 still have tainment” ... Frank Sinatra will be town’s director of human services, coming vote had nothing to do with pressure. macy and Allied Health Profession at Storrs. He said he Waving Bye Bye relatives here.” Grand Marshal of the 91st Tourna will take a leave of absence next his resignation decision. If Communi "It’s been something I’ve been left the Health Center with some sorrow and called its BUYS! Liliana Gasinskaya might have had At 75, he tells his audiences he has ment of Roses Parade to be held New month before his resignation ty Development funding is discon contributions a "great credit to this entire state.” good reason to shun the Russian no intention of retiring — says Hope: thinking about for quite a while,” he Years Day, 1980, in Pasadena, Calif. becomes effective. tinued, it would mean the town would cruiseship Leonid Sobinov. She "Thirty years from now we may still said of his resignation. ... Levan Productions Inc. is suing This means Mason will be on leave have to provide the money for the Town Manager Robert Weiss said wriggled through one of its portholes be here — you down there, me up Scottishactor Nicol Williamson for during April, including the time of SEE WH AT position’s salary or the position last January with nothing but the red here.” of the comment that pressure might more than $100,000 in Los Angeles the vote on the Community Develop would be discontinued. Religion Talks Set bikini she was wearing, swam asl]ore have been applied, "It just isn’t fac Superior Court, alleging he broke a ment issue. He then will return to Mason recently was criticized for tual.” in Sydney, Australia, and claimed MANCHESTER — A series of talks on religion at the Quote of the Day contract to portray artist Vincent work for the month of May and will , statements he made that racism was Weiss said he has not decided how political asylum. Educational Community Associates, 645 Birch Mountain Consumer advo^te Ralph^ader, Van Gogh in a three-hour TV movie resign June 1. ]; *"a factor leading to the opposition le the Human Services Department will But Tuesday, the Sobinov was back Road, will be free to the public. calling for federal regulation of the “In Search of Eden” Mason, who also is the town’s Com the Community Development all c o u p o n s c a n THE ...... | be run during Mason’s absence in Dr. Abraham Kurien, a member of the medical staff at munity Development coordinator, program. April. Another town employeeYnight announced his resignation Monday in Manchester Memorial Hospital and a member of the He later clarified the remark and be moved in to head the department i^ a biiiable cw PO jL Weather a letter to Town Manager Robert Eastern Syrian Orthodox Church of South India, founded said racism was only one of many for that month. by the Apostle Thomas, will give a series of talks on A Weiss. contributing factors. But, the remark Mason’s job is funded through the religion to be given from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Town voters will decide April 17 on did not please many. end of the fiscal year, June 30. Con a proposed ordinance that would ban April 5 and 12. The first in the series has already been This led to speculation that Mason tinuation of the position will depend given. son^® Winter Makes Comeback town participation in Community may have been pressured into on the April 17 vote. If the ban goes , e u «* By Ibiiled I’rruH lnll■rnillional was "in effect over the low er additional snow fall of up to 2 inches Development program for two years. An earlier notice in the Herald had stated there would •*» resigning. * into effect, the town then will have to •I™'“ISTm a c ^ Wintry weather made a strong elevations of western Colorado. was expected in northern portions of The program has been.the subject be a charge for some of the jalks. That information was OHI COUfON VV" ___ the state today. "I wonder if those supporting Com decide whether to use its own funds given in error to The Herald. comeback today in the West, and Travelers advisories for snow and of much discussion in recent weeks. munity Development may have to pay for the full cost of the position. more rain in California spawned gusty winds also were in effect this Rain moving across California Community Development funding resulted in a flash flood watch that applied pressure,” Republican Mason’s present salary is $23,- *“**?*» flash flood warnings. morning for the higher elevations of — about $500,0(X) annually — provides Director Carl Zinsser said. 039.90. -...■ •ftM AMO ADOITIOMW* 2 tT M M N A A « "So much for springtime in the Utah, Nevada and California. extended across the coastal slopes of money for projects and programs in FOSTER PARENTS ^®!!5!rJfi!coaTOMca oooonam *• Rockies," a National Weather Ser Winter storm watches for today the San Gabriel Mountains between I. . N ....; i ■ vice spokesman quipped while and tonight have been posted over the Altadena and La Crescent, including Open houM wHh panel of apeakers, film and dla- describing an invasion of spring northeastern portion of Wyoming and the area in and below the canyons of cuaalon. Adoptive parenia welcome alao. MERE'S JU8 T A SAMPLE OF THE SAVIHOE snowstorms in Montana, Wyoming, the Colorado mountains, where cold the coastal mountains of Santa Bar Globe Pool Improvements Mircli 29 It 8 p.m. Utah and Colorado, winds with snow showers were bara, Ventura, Los Angeles ano San Bernardino counties. Emmanuol Luflieran Church Heavy snow warnings were posted expected to combine to produce 60 Church Street, Manchester this morning in the Rockies from the hazardous drifting snow. The weather service had little en mountains and foothills of western Travelers advi.sories extended over couragement for the thousands of Sponsored by Manchester Community College SMOKED Illinois residents forced from their- Dependent' on April Vote Montana through the Wyoming North Dakota because of occasional For more Information, mountains. A stockmen’s advisory snow mixed with freezing rain. An homes so far this year by flooding rivers. By JUNE TOMPKINS Director, asked about the turbidity reduces the algae which helps keep call 646-3977 cloudiness in the water. She was con the pool water clear. SHOULDERS Herald Reporter cerned that a swimmer in trouble on In response to Dr. Turek’s com UiCC. MANCHESTER — Any proposed SAMMY National Weather plans for the improvement of Globe the bottom of the pool might not be ment that "every sickness in town is BRAND Hollow swimming pool are in a seen. blamed on Globe Hollow,’ Siebold Cily Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach c 71 67 "holding pattern” until after the Siebold said that there were about said that a lot of ear infections that PORK Albuquerque pc 67 43 Milwaukee cy 31 28 April 17 water referendum, Mel three days last summer when you people complain they get from swim Minneapolis r 38 32 Anehorage c 39 23 Siebold, town recreation director, couldn’t see bottom. ming is not from the water, but from lb. Asheville pc 53 33 Nashville pc 51 40 A suggestion to close the pool when improper breathing. ^ told the Advisory Board of Health 7 9 Atlanta e 73 SI Ne.w Orleans c 75 48 the bottom can’t be seen was made “I bet as many kids get ear infec Billings s New York •c 48 30 Tuesday. 33 16 by Dr. Walter Schardt, chairman of tions from other p Fashion Show eraiNG To Aid MofD GPRINe Mrs. Gordie iCoUeeni Howe, will speak on behalf of the March of Dimes at the luncheon-fashion show “Vester- day. Today and Tomorrow ' to be held Friday from noon to 2 p.m, in Tapestry Hall. Wadsworth Atben^m in Hart ford. Katie Ventres, the .March of Dimes poster child will also be present. Proceeds will benefit the Northern Connecticut Chapter of the March of Dimes Melissa J. Forchette, fashion designer from Litchfield County, will present a private showing of her fashions which have b « n displayed and sold from coast-to-coast. She has sewn for many prominent entertainers, including actress. Oaire Bloom. New Fashion Attention Coordinating the program will be Carol Wallace, a Fashion Notes Barkhamsted artist with a backgrcjuxl of extensive exhibiting in both juried and one-man'shows. High Rise Helps Rloek That Hal Laura Kane and Perry Elliot, students at the Hartt High rise jeans heip "lengthen" short If hats are your thing, keep them in For Men of Dimension School of Music will play chamber music in keeping with legs by drawing the eye upward. shape by blocking them from lime to Bag It V ourself time, If you (or the men in your life) are the theme. shapes. in a tropical weight for spring and Make your own belt bag from some V Hiir lu Ha%f accustomed to walking into a fine Men, it is your turn. One firm, V- summer, has a built in comfort fac brocade or satin, using silk cord for the Judge pearls by their color, luster, men's store and buying a 40 regular Line, founded in the 1890's, is run by Sally Middleton, former NLss Connecticut, a free-lance tor — 11 percent stretch. No one ap belt. origin, size and shape Those with a suit or jacket, pass this by. fashion coordinator from Manchester, will be commen the same family who began in the preciates a little give more than a big Hal Him roseate hue are worth- having, for in- However, if you, along with tator. late 1930’s to specialize exclusively in man!" Don't wear a hat if you're afraid to stance countless other men who above si» extra sizes. He Continued, “Our sole purpose is "Our Growing Concern," florist in Farmington, is crush your hair. Either tuck the hair in ^waii Illusion feet three inches tall or who have Their specialization has paid off. to offer a capsule view of the most designing centerpieces to complement the show theme neatlv. or go hatless If you're full-throated, a V-neck will broad shoulders and a narrow waist They are represented in growing important trends in men’s fashions. Pair W ilh Pearls help provide the illusion of a swan neck. for that matter, who have narrow .A cash bar will open at II 30 a m with luncheon to numbers of fine stores. Therefore, spring will be colorful and Always look at pearls in naturai light Soficii fur ''pring shoulders and a larger waist: if you follow at noon. Fashions will be shown from 1 to 2 p.m. Each season they have growing it will have more surface interests. and against a pale background to see how Severe man-tailoring is out (or spring, have ever wanted to buy off-the-rack, number of handsomely dressed There is a lot of use of the natural Tickets may be obtained by contacting the .March of the light sets them off. so soften that suit with a V-neck short- without countless alterations that customers. The president of the firm, fibers and the Dacron blends with •^imes. 10 N.Main St.. West Hartford, 521-7900 VV rap Caution sleeve sweater make tailors go blind, take heart. (the parent company of Which is textures. Make sure a wrap skirt wrapped in the Deimire Dab- Along with 20 percent of American well-known . After Six, Inc.) Jim “ If an extra sized man were to buy back doesn't compromise you by flying Tie a yellow- ribbcm around a petite bot men — you are an “extra size" and Ettelson said at a recent fashion con only one garment this spring, it open and revealing a slip that's too short tle of perfume and wear it for decoration yes, there are fashion oriented com ference, “too many times we have all should definitely be a blazer. Blazers or a strikingly different color. around your neck and (or occasional dabs. panies who understand your specific stood in front of mirror holding in our come in a whole range of soft colors needs and problems. Best yet, the.se breath or trying to stand taller or and can go with many slacks to firms are turned in to what is squat lower to make a garmet fit. create several looks. A blazer will happening in the fashion front and “ Don't bother, it will never fit — also be more usable and more com are making suits and sportcoats that even if you continue to stand there fortable than any garment currently compare favorably with anything for fitting after fitting. The balance hanging in his closet." those more ordinarily proportioned is wrong. Extra sized men have extra- types are being offered. sized postures — they hold their en .Suit may not make any of us Being a larger size does not have to tire bodies differently and every line physically thinner or shorter or taller be an anathema. .Style and comfort of a suit should be modified to their or even heavier, arc possible. physique — rather than the suit being A blazer cannot order a chef salad Women have known for years that sewn and resewen to fit them." instead of more applie pie and all bodies are not created equal — On the subject of current fashions, trousers can't exercise all alone but some of us get more or less in one PIttleson told his audience, “Aisance how great to know a well-tailored place than another. And women's means 'comfort' in French. It is the garment can and does make extra- designers have made fashion inroads name an important new fabric to us. sized men look their very best for a toVeach those tall, fat, thin, short This modern Dacron-worsted blend, fashionable '79 spring! Unbeatable Appeal Fashions by Melissa J. Forchette. Litchfield County fashion designer, will be presented at a private showing at a luncheon-fashion Inflation- fighting show “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" on Friday from noon to 2 ' Spring Fashions p.m. in Tapestry Hall, Wadsworth Atheneum. Hartford. Proceeds will benefit the Northern Connecticut Chapter of the March of Dimes. Maurice Antaya envisions sleek, soft lines for both slim skirt and T-shirt is w orn witii a Should Sell Dresses INTUITIONS this spring. The nubby texture in woven, twill, relaxed shirt jacket Adele Simpson’s Spring: ^ p e c t a c u i ^ KIlie (iroHHinun tB a n * * . Sleek, Sophisticated II tic; 8B SC 4 NEW YORK — Diogenes didn't know where to look. h 31 If he’d nosed around New York’s garment center, he t \ would have found his honest man — Joel Kaufinann, Slim, sleek and sophisticated are the For the more adventuresome, there are president of R&M Kaufinann which makes Vicky Vaughn strapless dresses in linen with cinched-in s EVENING HERALD, Wed,, March 28. 1979— PAGE THIRTEEN ( Obltuarit ^ Street Expert Sees Mrs. Uoyd I.. Temple MANCHESTER - Mrs. Ruby Phillies Needed Pitching, Phillips Temple of 40 Burr Road, Bloomfield, formerly of Manchester, Switch in Patterns I died Tuesday night at a Bloomfield for the east-west Burnham Street convalescent home. She was the wife By GREG PEARSON route. of Lloyd L. Temple. Herald Reporter When questioned by Richard Mrs. Temple was born in HARTFORD — An engineer for a Rittenband, South Windsor’s town at Hebner Traded to Mets Manchester and lived here many Manchester firm has testified that torney, Thompson said, “There is a years, moving from Hopkinton, most traffic now using Burnham possibili y it (traffic) could go to 50- Mass., to Bloomfield seven years Street would switch to a new road 50. (a 50-50 split between the two NEW YORK (UPI) - place off the field Tuesday! season. two-run home run in the 15th inning St. Louis shortstop Garry ago. She was a member of the First ■ through the Buckland Industrial Park routes.)’’ Philadelphia General Manager In prescason action, it was the New to break a seorele.ss tie and power Congregational Church of Granby. if the street is closed. But, when questioned by Shea, Paul Owens was forced to do Templeton, displeased with Cardinal York Yankees 5. St. Louis 3; Los Montreal to victory over Baltimore management, said he would not put She is also survived by a son, Lloyd John Thompson, an engineer for Thompson said the industrial park something he hated to do Angeles 8, Boston 2; Montreal 2, ... Amos Otis' fifth-inning grand slam L. Temple Jr. of Baltimore, Md.; out a full effort for the team this Baltimore 0 in 15 innings; Kansas homer ignited Kansas City past Fuss & O’Neill of Manchester, took Tuesday, and New York Mets three brothers, Lewis Phillips and the stand Tuesday during the second road probably would be a more pop season and demanded to be traded. City 6. Pittsburgh 2; Cincinnati 9, the Pittsburgh. Thomas Phillips, both of day of a court case between ular route for drivers. Manager Joe Torre loves him Templeton. 23, who is in his third Chicago White Sox 3; Texas 8, George Foster’s third spring home Manchester, and Albert Phillips of Manchester and South Windsor. The "It’s a higher aualitv road. You for it. full year, was paid $100,000 last year Minnesota 5; Oakland 2, Cleveland 0; run lifted the Reds past the White East Hartford; and five case involves Manchester’s proposal should encounter less safety-hazard "I hated to give up Richie Hebner and was boosted to about $130,000 this Milwaukee 14, the Chicago Cubs 7: Sox as Ray Knight, heir to Pete year. However, he became angry grandchildren. to deadend Burnham Street just past conditions,’’ Thompson said of the in and I tried not to. but Danny (Phillies California 13, Seattle 12; San Kran- Rose s third base job. drove in three The funeral is Friday at 1:30 p.m. its intersection with Croft Drive. dustrial park road. The roads Manager Ozark) and I both felt we runs with a pair of doubles and at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main If such a step is taken,most drivers through South Windsor are what he had to have a pitcher,” Owens said boosted his spring average to,358 St. The Rev. Neale McLain, pastor of now using Buniham Street would in classified as “rural through routes.” about the deal that sent the 31-year- ...Jim Sundherg homered to pace a the Church of the Nazarene, will of stead travel on the recently con Allan Young, South Windsor’s town old Hebner to the Mets for 25-year- 15-hit attack as Texas swamped ficiate. Burial will be in East s t r u c t road through the industrial manager, also testified Tuesday. He old right-hander Nino Espinosa. The Minnesota ... Mike Norris, Dave Cemetery. Miniature City park in Manchester, TTiompson said said Clark Street and Pleasant Valley Mels also received minor league in llamilloii and Jim Todd combined to Friends may call at the funeral Road were never designed to carry fielder Jose Moreno. Training pitcli Hie A s to a 2-0 victory over the in response to questions from ^ S ew ca n u a c u e home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. It’s not bad that the boy’s ripping up tion in Davers, Mass., enabled the museum to William Shea, assistant town at heavy traffic Espinosa has a lifetime record of Indians ... Cecil Cooper. Gorman The family suggests that any bridges, he’s playing the East River without restore the model to full operation. The torney for Manchester. They “evolved” from being dirt only 25-33 in a little over two .years Thomas, Robin Yount and Dick memorial gifts may be made to the his galoshes. This employee at the Queens South Windsor officials oppose farm roads, he said. with the Mets, but Ozark is counting Camp Davis all liomcrcd as the Brewers lighting dims every three minutes to simulate haltered the Cubs. Bloomfield Volunteer Ambulance Museum in Flushing Meadow, New York, ac closing Burnham Street to through “They have never been con on the Dominican to fill in im night over the city, and returns to full output Rod Carew liad a llirec-run homer, Fund, 800 Bloomfield Ave., Bloom tually holds exact miniature of the Brooklyn traffic. They have said such a step structed as town roads. They have mediately for Larry Christenson, field. 06002. for dawn. Special lighting also makes win-, currently sidelined with a broken a single and two walks to lift Califor Bridge. He’s kneeling on an 18,000-square- would increase traffic on South Wind- just been built up over the years,” Notes dows in the estimated 865,000 building glow \ sor streets, particularly Clark Street Young said. collarbone. Another right-hander, nia to a wild triiimpli.ovcr Seattle J . alter the Angels signed veteran out Steven Tullinan foot model of New York City, originally built during the night cycle. Everthing is 1 and Pleasant Valley Road. A second engineer from Fuss & Dick Rulhven, is ailing with bone MANCHESTER — Steven James for the 1964 World’s Fair. A donation of V O’Neill, Walter Fuss, also testified chips in his elbow. fielder Willie Davis ... John duplicated on a scale of one inch for every 100 Ronald Morra, an engineer who Monlefusci) allowed only one run in 2 Espinosa was 11-15 with a 4.72 ERA Tallman, 25, of Missoula, Mont., lighting equipment from the GTE Lighting feet of real space. (UPI photo) prepared a study for the Town of Tuesday. He said he had no opinion when new General Manager John cisco 3, San Diego 1; I’hiladelphia 12, formerly of Manchester, died Mon South Windsor, testified Monday and atout whether or not Burnham Street in 204 innings for the Mets in 1978. Claiborne suggested a 10 preent pay six innings while hurling the Giants Group of r.pnprai and Electronics Corpora- i-'.-.y Detroit 2; and Atlanta 11. the New past the I’adres ...Greg Luzinski day in Spokane, Wash. Tuesday at the trial. He had said should be closed off, and he made no The left-handed Hebner, who will cut because of Templeton's drop to a Hail to the Hero York Mels 8. luimmered two homers and Mike Mr. Tallman was born in Chippewa traffic now using Burnham Street probably play third base for New .280 average from 3‘22 the previous such recommenation to the Town of Reggie Jackson doubled home two Schmidt, Bake McBride and Todd Falls, Wis., and had lived in Manchester. Earvin “Magic” Johnson returned to a hero’s welcome on the York, batted .283 with 17 home runs year. would be divided about equally liltli-inning runs to break a 1-1 lie and Ciiiz hit one each to power the Manchester before moving to between two routes — one through Manchester promised to deadend Michigan State campus yesterday when 10,000 Spartan fans and 71 RWI last season. He has a In Philadelphia, a federal judge load the Yankees over the Cardinals Missoula, where he was employed at lifetime average of .278 and 156 ruled lie had no authority to order I’hillies past Hie Tigers ... and Barry JOIN Plans Campaign South Windsor, the other down the in the street in its discussions with turned out to welcome the NCAA basketball champions back ... Andy Messersmith continued his Bonnell had three RBI, Gary the Missoula General Hospital. dustrial park road — if the street is homers over 10 major-league seasons major-league baseball umpires back street residents. The town met home from Salt Lake City. Johnson led his team to victory over eomebaek bid by yielding only four Mallliews four hits and Jeff He is survived by his wife, Mrs. dead ended. several times with those residents with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. to work since they had refused to sign hits in six innings to lift Los Angeles Andrea Siegai Tallman of Avon; a Indiana State Monday night. (UPI Photo) Most of the other news also took individual contracts for the 1979 Hiimiuglis a two-run homer as the Thompson, who continued his during the early stages of developing past Boston... Lan v Parrish belted a Braves oiitslngged Hie Mets. son, Joshua Carl Tallman of Avon; To Win CD Referendum testimony today, said that most traf the J.C. Penney Co.’s plan. J.C. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thur fic would use the industrial park road Penney is the major tenant in the man of Toledo, Ore,; his grand By ALICE EVANS continuation with the CD program. bousing authority could still build low and Tolland Turnpike as a substitute Buckland Industrial Park. parents, Mrs, Martha Tubbs of Siletz, Herald Reporter What is fiction and what is fact in and moderate income housing with Rangers Blow 4-0 Leadt Tie; Scoreboard Ore., and Elmer Tubbs of Eau the controversy about the federal other federal funds, the brochure Claire, Wis.; and two sisters, Kirstie MANCHESTER - JOIN, a pro-CD Herald fund group, Tuesday night mapped Department of Housing and Urban says. Cushman of Corvallis, Or., and Dona out campaign strategy which in Renewal (HUD) and its CD It is also fiction, according to the Arab Leaders Meet WHA Cahala of Missoula. program? The brochure spells out brochure, that HUD, through CD, is Angle cluded house to house distribution of Continued from Page One Esposito May Have Broken Toe W L T Pts. Burial was in Eureka Cemetery, port, where an explosion killed one a brochure, newspaper advertising what the group considers fact and going to force the town to change its Newport, Ore. woman and wounded 18 other people, Edmonton 40 26 2 82 and telephone effort to get out the what fiction. zoning laws, since HUD has not Earl Yost was quick in “giving the Arabs two of them seriously. . NEW YORK (UPI) - A lot from Hie point evaded Thomas, < iaiiiiiliens ti, FlaiiieH I Quebec 37 28 5 79 vote April 17. The brochure says HUD is not demanded any changes in these laws. another option.” In Paris, a powerful time bomb Sports Editor more than a valuable point in Relentless pre.ssuro and textbook Guy Lafleur scored once and New England 33 28 9 75 Driver in Crash The group also made plans for a trying to run the town, but that the Also, Section 8 subsidized housing is assisted three limes in the lirst “If you are not prepared to cut oil exploded during lunchtime in a Left the standings may have been foiechecking allowed Reggie Leach Winnipeg 33 31 6 72 fund-raising campaign. It elected fair housing requirment comes from not a part of the CD program, but period, helping tlie rebounding Now Satisfactory supplies to the United States," Bank restaurant popular among to score on a power play at 14:56. The Cincinnati 29 36 6 64 Robert Faucher of 16 Laurel St. the Civil Rights act of 1968. It also separate and administered by tbe lost. Phil Esposito might have Canadiens to score a victory over Arafat pleaded, “at least cut produc Jewish students, wounding 26 of Rangers were clinging to a 4-3 lead Birmingham 28 37 6 62 MANCHESTER — A driver in treasurer to handle the fund drive. denies that accepting CD money will town Housing Authority. broken a toe and the collective Atlanta. Steve Sliutt added two goals tion by 30 percent and increase prices about 50 students who had come to Baldwin Not Worried brother, has joined the professional and were fading fast. Esposito was I'lieiidiiy'H ItcHull volved In an accident Sunday night at Those wishing to contribute may raise taxes, because if the town had To date, the Commission on Aging, confidence of the upstart New and Mark Napier another to give by 30 percent. Such measures will buy low-cost kosher meals and dis Don't shed any tears for the New ranks as a male model. He’s been struck on Hie toe by a shot and Birmingham 3, New England 1 Broad Street and West Middle Turn send checks to JOIN, P.O. Box 966, not participated in the CD program the Community Services Council, the Montreal a 4-1 lead 5:12 after Hie hurt the United States.” cuss the Middle East. Police said two England Whalers, when and if all modeling ski clothes in Colorado, Bill York Rangers may have been hobbled off the ice, perhaps wiHi a pike was in .satisfactory condition Manchester, Faucher said, in the past, nearly $1.5 million worth Downtown Coordinating Committee opening faceoff. The worst bombing Tuesdav was at of the injured were in serious condi bridges are crossed and the four Sacherek reports ... Former assis shaken beyond repair. fracture. The Rangers began to panic today at Manchester Memorial of community improvements could and the Committee of Management Ill iH‘k llimkH I. It Di'kii'H I .JOIN (Justice, Organizations, In tion. World Hockey Association entries tant golf pro at the Manchester Coun Philadelphia, a team that doesn’t hut the Flyers didn’t have much time Hospital. He is Michael J. have been financed only by higher of the Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA Lod, near Israel’s Ben Gurion Air- Boh Murray SL'ored a short-handed dividuals Now) has already paid for merge with the National Hockey ty Club, Joe Diminico has joined understand the meaning of a lost to .score the eiiualizer. Bobby Clarke Falkiewicz, 31, of 27 Chapman St., town taxes. have voted to support the town's in goal with 22 seconds left in the se I\HL the brochures, which will be hand League. Director Wally Fortin’s staff at the cause, turned a 4-0 deficit into a 4-4 had a good opportunity, but Thomas East Hartford. He sustained scalp DC funds are not only targeted for volvement in the CD program. cond period to enable Cliicago to tie delivered to all Manchester Manchester Howard Baldwin, managing Senior Citizens Center. Diminico. is a He by scoring three times in the third Campbell Conference lacerations. the poor people from out of town, the CofC EvenI Sold Out Colorado Murray’s goal came just households starting April 6, but funds general partner of the Whalers, is op CETA worker ... Ginny Apple, lone period Tuesday night, the last goal I’lilriek Diviiioii Police said his ear was in collision brochure says, but are used prin Fire Calls two minutes after Ray Coipeau had are needed for an "educational'' Tickets are sold out for the timistic that the move, if approved, female member of the Courant’s coming off the stick of Mel Bridgman f Pro Hockey W L T Pts. with one driven by Jeffrey M. Holt, cipally for the rehabilitation of the given Colorado a 1-0 lead, advertising campaign. Chamber of Commerce annual Tuesday, 8:38 p.m. — brush fire, 78 will provide New England with sports staff, was a hit at the Neipsic with 2:54 remaining. '”^4*4.. • V. V , r NY Islanders 46 13 14 106 19, of 489 Adams St. Holt was ad town’s older neighborhoods occupied Lo tte ry t iiiiiiii'kH .I, Itrd W iiigK 2 The brochure lists what JOIN con banquet April 4 at Willie's Steak Woodstock Drive (Town) better personnel than the club now Tennis Club's annual dinner as the A crowd of over 17,000 saw it and NY Rangers 39 25 10 88 mitted to the hospital for observation to town residents of low and siders benefits the CD funds have House. Today, 8:22 a.m. — unnecessary alarm, boasts. guest speaker. She traced her career found it difficult to believe, Entering Vancouver scored three goals in the Philadelphia 36 23 15 87 after the accident and discharged moderate income. HARTFORD — The winning Manchester Modes, Pine Street (Town) stopped him from in front. The second period and easily went on to already made possible for A spokesman for the chamber said Baldwin indicated that the Whalers as a writer from college days and the game with a one-point lead over Atlanta 38 29 7 83 Monday. The defeat of CD funds will not number drawn Tuesday in the Today, 10:25 a.m. — food burning on Flyers continued to swarm and final defeat Detroit. The three goals, Manchester senior citizens, children today that tickets for ail 300 places at would not lose many front liners and gave a most informative talk about Hie Flyers for second place in the Police had no further information keep out low-cost housing, because Connecticut daily lottery was 732. stove, 82H Queens Court (Town) ly Bridgman, gathering up a rebound scored by rookies Curt Fraser and .Sinyllie DiviHioii and families and neighborhoods. It the dinner have been sold. stood an excellent chance to pick up the many obstacles encountered Patrick Division, the Rangers struck of Rick Lapointe’s slapshot, drilled a Stan Smyl and captain Don Lever, W L T Pts. on the accident as the accident report also tells some of the benefits it feels CD funds cannot be used for con some equally good performers in the along the way, early when Mike McEwen flipped a was incomplete today. 15-footer into the net at 17:06, enabled Vancouver to take a 4-1 lead Chicago 26 34 14 60 the town may reap in the future by its struction, but a private developer or proposed draft which would include lazy 45-footer by a startled Wayne Elsewhere in the NHL, Pittsburgh into the third period. The win moved Vancouver 23 41 11 57 players not protected by NHL clubs. DeNicolo Cited Stephenson at 1:42 of the first period. outscored Minne.sota 5-1, Montreal St. I.aiiis 17 45 12 46 A Vancouver II points aliead of the St. If the Whalers gain admittance to When Don Murdoch rifled in a wrist Ralph DeNicolo, golf professional downed Atlanta 6-4, Colorado tied Louis Blues and virtually assured Hie Colorado 14 51 10 38 the NHL it would be long overdue to shot irom 20 feet at 1:07 of the second Women’s Status at the Manchester Country Club, has Chicago 1-1, and Vancouver defeated Canucks of the final plavoff spot in u surmrs SAYS... change the name of the Connecticut- period, the Flyers became lifeless. Detroit 5-2. In the WHA, Bir been named the sectional winner in (ioiilitiiii'd from I’ligr Oiir many women are being based entry from the New England the NIII.. Wales Conference 000. This year, it’s asking for the public category in the first PGA- Lucien DeBlois banked in a goal off mingham topped New England 3-1. shortchanged. Whalers to the Hartford Whalers. It NorriH DiviHioii $108,000. The commission has five Sports Illustrated Merchandiser of Steplicnson from behind the net at I’rMittiiiin .I, Niirlli SlarN I WHA divorce; deatb or .separation. "Women, about 80 percent of them, would also give Hartford a little W L T Pts. full-time staff members and one the Year competition. The award 2:42 and Anders Hedberg gave the Denis Herron kicked out 37 shots Bull'. .’{, W liiilcrH I are in low paying jobs not necessarily more identity. Rangers a 4-0 lead with his 31st goal Montreal 48 16 10 106 That one too is awaiting the part-time employee. was inaugurated to recognize and the Penguins moved within one John Stewart scored one goal and because the jobs require less skill, or WHY PAY MORE? at 11:49. Philadelphia looked dead. Pittsburgh 33 28 13 79 scrutiny of the appropriations panel. Ms. Gray said she'll continue to “excellence, innovation and outstan point of making the Stanley Cup assisted on two others to lead Bir effort or responsibility, but because Bill Barber got the comeback rolling Los Angeles 31 31 11 73 It would cost $100,000. plug for any bill “that still has a Notes Off the Cuff ding performance as a professional playoffs by stretching their un mingham over New England. The commission also is trying to they're predominantly held by when he scored his 3Ist goal at 18:16 Stewart assisted on Dave Gorman’s Detroit 21 37 16 58 breath of life in it." But, the commis Prepping for this weekend’s New businessmen of golf among pros at defeated string to nine games, Tom shepherd through a bundle of bills women so the work is assigned less at S A N Y O of the second period, teaming nicely second-period goal, scored his own Washington 21 38 15 57 sion already is looking ahead to the England Open Archery Cham three kinds of facilities — resort, Bladon, Jacques Cossette, Ron Ms. Gray said may not be as value." on a 2-on-l break with Behn Wilson to .AiIiiiiih Diviiion 1980 session of the Legislature. pionship at H all’s Arrows in public golf course and private club ... Stackhouse. Orc.st Kindrachuk and goal midway through the third period provocative as some, but are con That proposal is awaiting action by 12” 100% SOLID STATE 19” 100% SOLID STATE beat Wayne Thomas. Jim Watson cut W L T Pts. Their agenda is still being drafted, Manchester, Eric Hall captured the Wayne Levi, one-time winner of the Peter Lee .scored for tlic Penguins and assisted on Steve Alley’s goal sidered no less important in the the Labor.Committee. the Philadelphia deficit to 4-2 at 3:49 Boston 40 21 12 ' 92 but Ms. Gray said one area they’ll A super size personel portable color New England Sectional crown last Manchester Open Golf Tournament, w h ile I 1 111 Young managed minutes later. Dave Keon .scored the organization's priorities. of the final period when his weak shot Buffalo 34 25 15 83 zero in on again is women and work. TV that performs great and fits almost Sunday in Lunenburg, Mass. The stands 11th on the PGA money list Minnesota s only score. only Whalers goal Babysitting, for one. The commis The commission testified on a Toronto 30 32 12 72 The commission wants more done in anyw here. former East Catholic High basket among the touring pros with $58,647 sion wants anyone who earns their proposal to protect pregnant women *358 Minnesota 27 35 11 65 the area of child care and vocational ball player bested a field of 285, win to his credit. Tom Kite, with living babysitting to be covered by who work at jobs where they are training for women in non-traditional Manufacturera auggastad Manchester’s Dennis Turning TiK'Mliiy’n ItrHIillN List Price $399.95 ning in a seven-way shoot-off of state law, not only federal law, exposed to chemicals that might be jobs. carrying his golf bags, has won $34,- Philadelphia 4, Rangers 4 hazardous to the unborn. The bill is perfect scores ... Manchester requiring the minimum wage. She Chapter of Approved Baseball Um 784 in 24th place while Rod Curl is Montreal 6, Atlanta 4 being rewritten by the Labor Com said the idea is to make enforcement (»&S Drt‘88 Reliear8al pires has increased its membership 25th with winnings amounting to $34,- Pittsburgh 5, Minnesota 1 simpler. mittee to specify the employer must Manufacturers auggastad a Automatic Hna Tuning MANCHESTER — The Manchester by five. The additions are Ken 644 to date. The latter is married to Chicago 1, Colorado 1 try to find an alternate job and prove Hat price $329.95 • BulH In Toloacoping Gilbert & Sullivan Players will hold a Benway, John Longo, Mel Bigley, an Ellington woman ... Former East Vancouver 5, Detroit 2 The commission is asking for a job there are no other positions available Antenna final dress rehearsal tonight in East Mike Onofrio and Keith Taukus ... Catholic tennis players Kellie White evaluation system in state govern for the pregnant employee. a NmlnUjnoQun Hartford High School auditorium. a Bookalwlf alza Annual Manchester Open Golf Tour and Kathy Viola are members of the ment that would require each job to And, the Appropriations Com Make-up cast is asked to report at 6 a Automatic Fine Tuning UConn varsity women's tennis squad he rated on a point system when mittee is looking at the commission's nament will be staged Sept. 8 — for NBA p.m., and the orchestra at 7 for a cur this spring ... Spring Sizzler for stock deciding salary. The idea is that budget. Last year, it received $90,- amateurs — and Sept. 10 — for pros... tain opening at 7:.10. Doug Pinto, following in the cars at Stafford Speedway will be has tern Conference footsteps of his parents and older staged April 14-15. Allniilir IMviHion W L Pet. GB 2 YEAR PARTS AND LABOR EXCLUSIVE GUARANTEE! Washington 50 24 .676 - Manchester Police Report Philadelphia 42 34 .553 9 Judge CanH Rule New .lersey 35 39 ,473 15 2 New York 31 46 .403 20 Vj MANCHESTER — Thomas J. Kibbie, 17, of 21 SI. John Machell, zoning enforcement officer. Court date is April Boston 28 46 .378 22 St. was arrested on several charges in connection with an 16. 10” 100% SOLID STATE DELUXE Ceil Iriil DiviHioii assault and vandalism near Howell Cheney Regional- Harold W. Brainard, 16. of 130 Summer St. was charged Umpires to Work W I. Pet. GB Vocational Technical School Tuesday. with third-degree criminal mischief on a warrant. Court 10” 100% SOLID STATE Kibbie was charged with conspiracy to commit fourth- date is April 16. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Another major league baseball .San Antonio 4.1 ,12 ,573 - Hou.ston 42 32 ,568 Vi degree larceny, third-degree assault and third-degree Daniel J. Deveau, 47, of Wethersfield, was charged season opens in one week, but the games may go on with sub COim railTMU WITH TOUCH Atlanta 42 34 .553 IV2 criminal mischief. A 19-year-old youth complained that a with issuing a bad check on a warrant Tuesday. Court • All Naw High stitute umpires since a federal judge has ruled that he can’t youth siphoned gas from his vehicle in the .school parking date is April 9. TUHIHO 4 REMOn COHTROl Detroit 29 45 ,392 13'/2 Power CiMMia order regular umpires to return to work. Cleveland 29 46 ,387 14 lot and was seen running from the area bv two witnesses. Thirteen motor vohiflesarrests were made by police • All Naw Daluxa When the youth and two witnes.ses approached a van patrol Tuesday. U.S. D istric t Judge Joseph tract, ” McGlynn said. New Orleans 24 53 ,312 20 Styling McGlynn Jr. said Tuesday he had no Point of Frustration for Flyer Goalie which a yputh boarded near the lot, one of the witne.sses A burglary at a West Middle Turnpike apartment was • Lighted Channel *499 In a statement released Tuesday was struck in the face, and the original victim's car was authority to end the umpires’ night, Phillips said the umpires were Western (conference reported Tuesday. A clock radio and some blank checks Manulaclaro auggaatad walkout, since they had refused to hit with a tire iron, police reported Kibbie was arrested were missing. LM Price $599.95 •jubilant over what they consider to Philadelphia goalie Wayne Stephenson period last night in New York. Rangers blew • Trimatic Tuning sign individual contracts for the 1979 MiilHf"! Di^iHion later in the evening in connection with the incident. He be the most significant victory in the buries his head on his arms after Lucien 4-0 lead and had to .settle for 4-4 tie with W L Pet, GB was released for court April 9. Maintalna Trua-to • WIralaaa Remote season. history of their long, arduous and LHa Color McGlynn did agree with attorneys DeBlois of the Rangers scored in second Flyers. (UPI Photo) Kansas City 43 .13 .566 — GLASTONBURY PAINT & FLOOR COVERING Control heretofore unfortunate negotiations Denver 42 33 .560 % • Automatic Rna *399 for the American and National Nancy E, Brown, 20, of 165 St. .lohn St. was arre.sted on Furniture GaHery • Touch Tuning with baseball.” Indiana 35 41 .461 8 a charge of third-degree larceny in connection with a Manutacturara auggaalad • In-Llna, Btotlad Leagues by saying the 51 umpires American I^eague President Lee were acting in “a concert of action’’ Milwaukee 34 41 .453 8Va shoplifting incident at the D&L .store in the Parkade 60 Hebron Ave- 633-9178 IM price $449.95 Maak Blacfc Matrix McPhail said the Ic.igues would abide Chicago 28 48 .368 15 Tuesday afternoon. Ijte r she was charged with posses Picture Tuba with attorney Richie Phillips by all by the judge's ruling and attempt to walking out at the same time, but Mullin To Coach Bolton I’arific DiLiHion sion of a controlled substance when 12 pills were found in open .Fri. bl 9 Bwlicards A(xepted ‘Dtaganal PMara tuba locate other umpires to work opening added umpires were not acting il Sports Slate W L Pet. GB her handbag. She was also charged with fourth-degree games on April 4, 5 and 6. legally. Seattle 47 27 . 635 - larceny by possession when a stolen driver’s license and FORMER NORMAN'S "If these umpires don’t want to James Mullin has been appointed ARMSTRONG DESIGNER I The umpires have refused to report Phoenix 45 30 , 600 Vk majority card were found in her purse. She was held in LOCATION 1-84 TO work for us, we ll have to find other varsity baseball coach at Bolton campaigns. The Bulldogs were for spring training in a demand for Los Angeles 43 31 .581 4 lieu of $1,000 bond and taken to Hartford police lock-up. KEENEY ST. EXIT umpires who do," he said, "We’ll lluiliit, r\ rimiglil High, it has been announced by Mike directed for two seasons by Muro and SOLARIAN more money. Tliey claim they are wore wjnie.ss in 35 oulings, going 018 Portland 41 34 . 547 6V2 Robert I. Mahoney. 23. of Hartford was charged with PllHTY Of fSff have umpires when the season Itiiarliall: 1 link" lh. iMiilH, K • I^indolphi. director of athletics A£ fiiclAertz) negotiating their contracts in a year ago. San Diego 41 35 . 539 7 third-degree burgiary and third-degree larceny in con begins ” W INF Mullin. 25, is a seventh semester ON SALE NOW PASXIftC dividually through Phillips and are Bolton, probably the smallest lilgli Golden Stale ' 33 43 .434 15 nection with a February break-in at Manchester Pipe 445 HARTFORD RD. 1/L/MANCHESTER Phillips claimed that substitute NIII,; Kiiiigi'r" LI-. Pi'iii|iiiiiH, H ■ student at the University of Connec and Supply, Some stereo equipment was taken in thp not conducting a concerted strike; umpires would be an attempt by of rii.') ticut majoring in phy.sical education schrKil in the state, has lallen on hard I’ui'H'luy'H ItcHultH THl PlOPLl WHO BRm YOU LOW PRICES & PERSONAL SERVICE \ - “There is a concert of action under break-in. Court date is April 16! J ficials of both leagues "to foist upon M il.: liniiii'* \ h. Salirm, K • He is from New Ixindon currently times in most recent years in all Philadelphia 100, Washington 97 ' ■ Y O e ; .CKI HVI 1 MlS'ie c»i«GI .'Si IlkUMit FREE StHVICt CAT QQQ7 >«1.' maestro Richie Phillips, but I have America an inferior product, a <;ii.;i«. w p o p residing inWillington. He served as sport.s. In 1976. though, the baseball Clevcialand 111, Boston 109 Richard J. Keeney, 61, of 1083 Tolland Turnpike was Yd. mmm CU5 ixitRiii ii’ciw t<«u iuv':'‘i o« : sus free REMovsl Ot /-j 3 j ( ^ *12“ no authority to order the umpires product whose integrity is no longer MIV: Crilir Iliirk», Ki.’iO ■ an a.ssislant basketball coach at team logged a 7-11 record under I.an- Indiana 104, New Orleans 101 charged with storing and scavenging junk vehicles and '''* CIUI CUS ’>111,'., *!■ ICt I’SOOi »'!•■ OF OLD APPtlANCE CAT QODC I OF WS'»*Ullt>'’ FREE LOCAL DELIVER' O il-JJJO \ back to work because the collective above reproach..." C h.l UConn this past .season. dolphi. Houston 122, Chicago 116 operating a motor vehicle junk yard at the .same addre.ss. S a te b ib lM ^ bargaining agreement is triggered He was arrested on a zoning summons issued by Ernest TONITE 'TIL b • TUES., WED. & SAT. 'TIL 5 • MON., THURS., FRI. TIL 9 V T ' '' Ml \: kiii<'k'<\K. SonirK, lOi.TO- Mullin .succeed.s Bob Muro. who TTie Bulldog AD slated there were Seattle 115, San Diego 109 only when the umpires are under con- i:ii.«) vacated the post after two fruitic.ss 23 applicanU for the position. Portland IM, New York 112 I*A(JE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERAU). Wed . March 28, 1979 Michigan State Surging 76ers EVENING HERALD, Wed.. March 28, 1979 - PAGE FIFTEEN As Citge Power Defeat Bullets State Tournament just two assists. NEW YORK (UPI) — Clinching the Atlantic Division title was SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - center Jim Mitcfaem. apparently just the signal the Washington Bullets needed to do NCAA basketball champion While the rest of the Spartans But Penn — the first Ivy League return. Bird's graduation will take what people have been expecting them to do ever since they ran Tech Baseball Goal Michigan State — losing only school in the Final Four since the heart out of fSU's offense and Princeton in 1965— will also likely be into injury problems several weeks ago. one senior — automatically defense Bird led the Sycamores in By LEN AUSTER sitting on the sidelines next year, The defending champions, who Boston IJ1-109, Houston topped becomes one of the favorites scoring and averaged 15 rebounds per losing five seniors, including le^ing clinched the crown Sunday without Hi'* Herald Sportswriler game. Chicago 1)^116, Seattle beat San A year ago tne Clheney Tech for next year’s Final Four at scorer Tony Price. the services of Kevin Grevey, Tom Diego 115109, and Portland defeated .Michigan State s .NCAA title is the Indianapolis. The Sycamores were unbeaten in Hendoson and Mitch Kupchak, had New York 126112. baseball team compiled a 7-10 fi/urth straight for a team other than But the Spartans and consolation 33 games going into the final, only the super-sab Kupchak back Tuesday UavalierH 111, (>llica 109 record. That was the best UCLA Kentucy won in 1978, while winner DePaul once again proved lllh team in tournament history with n i^ t, but that didn’t help. Austin Carr poured in 22 points to record logged since 1959. Marquette took the crown in '77 after that college basketball domination such a record. They finally let down, and the sur help Cleveland beat Boston to snap ’This year “the goal of this Indiana broke the Bruins’ ging second-place Philadelphia 76ers has swung away from UCLA.the 10- ISU fell behind early, 16-8. And the an eight-game losing streak. The team from day one is to make time national champion. stranglehold with the title in '76. Sycamores were never able to get jumped on the opportunity to prac UCLA had won 10 NCAA crovms Celtics 107-106 lead with 2:32 left on a MSU will lose forward Greg closer than six in the second half. tice beating the filets, taking ad the (state) tournament,” between 1964 and Indiana's victory. shot by Bob McAdoo, who led all Kelser. But if sophomore Earvin "It's hard to come from behind all vantage of four straight Washington expressed second-year Beaver And the Bruins had been in the Final Carl I o n Fisk scorers with 42 points. '. Johnson returns to East Lansing, night." Hodges added. "But we gave turnovers in the closing minutes to Coach Aaron Silvia. Four in every year during that Rorkela 122, Bulla 116 Mich., the Spartans will have the it our best shot.” post a 100-97 victory. The Techmen, who swing into ac stretch except 1966 when they lost to Rudy Tomjanovich scored 29 power, size and speed to make a run The Spartans hit a low when they “We played very lethargicly,” said tion at home April 2 against Prince l i b Utah in the Western Regionals. points, Moses Malone 27 and Calvin (or the national crown in 1980. were 4-4 in the Big 10. after losing 83- Fisk Injury Ballets Coach Dick Motta. Tech at 3:15, “have enough people to But UCLA has been unable to make Murphy 24 to pace Houston over Johnson was voted the tour 65 to Northwestern — the con Motta, who had ironically throw the ball (pitchers) and I feel it out of the West playoffs for three Chicago. The Rockets, who pulled to nament's outstanding player after he ference's last-place team. But MSU suggested Sunday that his team i ji*l we’ll have people who’ll hit the ball,” straight years, losing this season to Big Problem within a half-game of the San Antonio led Michigan State to a 101-67 then won 10 straight to tie for the would have to fight their own at Silvia states optimistically, “but I DePaul, 95-91, at Provo. Utah. Spurs for the lead in the (Antral Divi thrashing of Penn in the .NCAA league title. And in the NCAA titudes andthat the lack of manpower don't know if we’ll field the ball,” he DePaul. led by freshman scoring WINTER HAVEN. Fla. (UPI) - sion, shot 66 percent in the first half. semifinals and a 76-65 win over In playoffs they were awesome. State might help keep the Bullets from cautions. sensation Mark Aguirre, got into the Boston Red Sox catcher (Zarlton Fisk Parrra 104, Jazz 101 diana State in Monday night’s cham marched through Lamar 95-64, LSU becoming overconfident, changed his Cheney had defensive woes in '78, Final Four for thefirst time since extended his right arm slowly and Ricky Sobers, Johnny Davis and pionship game. 87-71 and .Notre Dame 80-68 to win the tune after Tuesday’s loss. charged with a whopping 92 errors 1943, And the Blue Demons' 65-year- grimaced. James Edwards combined for 59 But Johnson is rumored to be on his Mideast Regionals. “I hope we're not feeling sorry for which resulted in 67 of 118 runs being old coach. Ray Meyer, says. "If we "When I get it out here,"he said, points and Indiana held off a late way to the NBA as a hardship case. Kelser. MSU's career scoring ourselves because of all the injuries. charge to defeat New Orleans. The unearned. "There were physical get the three recruits we're after, leader with 2.013 points, summed it "it feels like somebody is screwing a We probably won't have those guys The MSU "Magic .Man ' scored 53 nail into the elbow. V^en I throw it Jazz rallied in the fourth quarter errors and mental mistakes,” Silvia points in the two tournament games we ll be back next year.” up. "It's a dream come true,” Kelser back until the playoffs,” he said. points out. feels like the elbow is going to snap behind Rich Kelley’s 14 points and 2 and was part of the Spartan zone Aguirre joined Johnson, Kelser and said. 'During the season we had to The game was close throughout Junior Chuck Dumez, the only left off the wrong w ay" tied the game at 101 with 47 seconds ' s i n l defense that caged collegiate player Bird on the national all-toumament fight off some adverse situations. We with the Bullets taking the game's hander on the staff, senior Dave team by scoring .34 points in the Fisk attempted to throw a little left. Edwards led the Pacers with 21 of the year l.arry Bird in the cham played with lots of character through b i^ e st lead —six points — in the points, Kelley led the Jazz with 30. Gustamachio and junior Bob l^w LaBrec Mike Pinkin Demons' 96-93 consolation win over the Big 10 and through the tour Tuesday, missing the Red Sox 61 loss third quarter before Julius Erving Pomeroy are expected to form the pionship game, limiting Bird to just to the Los Angeles Dodgers at Vero SuperSonicH 115, Clippers 109 Rec Midget Basketball League Champions Penn in overtime DePaul also nam ent" finally put the 76ers on top 86-85 starting rotation with senior Ed 19 points—10 below his average —and Beach. He gave up after lobbing the Fred Brown scored 21 points to Gustamachio also could get some We might see a No. 2 pitcher of a No. returns guard Clyde Bradshaw and midway in the fourth quarter. work at first. ball about 30 feet a couple of times, spark Seattle. Gus Williams added 30 Champions in the Manchester Recreation Prignano, Bill Prignano. Front, Mike Lata, Lackard, Mike Pinkin and Phil I instead of a ringer,” he explained. Washington led again, 94-91 with Silvia intends on using his hurlers Defending champ Bacon Academy saying. “ It's killing me.” points as the Sonics posted their sixth Department’s Midget Basketball League was Clarence Zachery, Jerry Rothman, Mike Walter and junior Wally Colpitts 3:12 to play, but its only field goal the available for relief duty. in the outfield when not on the hill. and Cromwell are pre-season picks in Celtics the Answer The setback is even more serious straight win. Lloyd Free led San Moriarty Brothers’ entry. Team members, rest of the way came on a goalten Mace, Don Griswold. (Herald Photo by "I feel we have three very capable “All of them can hit,” he comments, the Charier Oak Conference while Transactions than the one that resulted from his Diego with 28 points. Randy Smith ding call against Philadelphia's top row (1, to r.) Coach Pat Prignano, Kiffie Strempfer) starting pitchers and some "All I expect out of the outfield is for Silvia believes, “we should be closer re-injuring the sensitive elbow trying and Freeman Williams added 18 Caldwell Jones. Meanwhile, Henry Silver, Len Hausemann, Ray Lata, Susan relievers,” Silvia assessed. them to catch a nortnal fly ball.” to those teams than ever before.” to throw out Houston's Jeff Leonard. each. Baseball Bibby tied it up with 1:25 remaining Dumez, who has tendonitis, will be Paul Bushey, Rich Tamiso and How close is still a question. Cleveland Cavalier It likely means Fisk won't be on the Tra il Blazers 12.3, Knicks 112 and Eric Money ano Erving, who [@QUIZ brought along slowly, according to Maurice Harrison, all juniors, are in "Pitts hit ,300, Pinkin .306. Vann .Montreal — Outrighted infielder ballfield for opening day eight days Rookie Mychal Thompson and scored four of his 20 points in the last Silvia, “1 won’t use him until mid- the running for outfield slots, too. will hit, Gus(tamachlo) will hit, Jim Cox and option^ pitcher Bob from now. and perhaps for quite a Maurice Lucas combined for 56 36 seconds, put the gameaway. April," states the Beaver leader, Senior Randy Lanzano has the in Dumez will hit, LaBrec will hit. We James to Denver of the American while after that. points. The win gave Portland a half Club^s Ownership Losing Skein Ends Money also had 20 points and Bibby t “By pushing hirti back, I hope to get side edge for the catching tools with averaged just under five runs per .Assix'iation. "I just don't know what to do for game lead over San Diego, which lost scored 18, For the Bullets, Elvin him to the end of the year.” Lackard and junior Tom Martin game last year and I feel we'll do Philadelphia — Traded infielder it," Fisk said, “When 1 hurt my knee to Seattle, in the battle for fourth, Hayes tallied 23 points and Wes The left side of the infield will be waging a close battle. better this year,” Silvia lists on the RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) — 'The Cleveland Cavaliers have dis Richie Hebner and minor league in- in 1974 I was discouraged.I didn't place in the Pacific Division and a Unseld .had 20. Talk in A^s Camp handled by junior Chris Vann at third The second-year coach In early positive side with his pitching staff. covered the best cure for losing streaks: the Boston Celtics. lielder Jose .Moreno to the .Ne.w York even know if I would play again. But berth in the Western Conference Elsewhere, Cleveland nipped base and senior Pinkin at shortstop. sessions has made sure the pitchers Fielding, however, could be the On Nov. 18, the Cavs snapped a six- Mets for right-handed pitcher Nino the more I worked on it, the better it playoffs. f . Espinosa. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) — As usual, all the talk in the Pinkin led the Techmen with a .306 have thrown to get ready for the Techmen’s one Achilles’ heel. game losing streak with a victory stopped me and I took an off-balance felt, and I knew then I would play batting average last campaign but season. Also, the diamond nine has Schedule: April 2 Prince Tech H, 6 'Foronto — Traded outfielder again even if I didn't catch.” Oakland A's' training camp this spring centers around the club's over Boston, and Tuesday night they shot,” added McAdoo, who also also was the leader with 20 errors at taken advantage of its inside batting Bolton A, 10 Bacon Academy A, 12 ended an eight-game losing skein Sheldon Mallory's contract to Manager Don Zimmer say she ownership — will Charlie Finley sell the team or keep it for pulled down 12 rebounds and dished MICKEY MAI4TLE WON ' the hot corner. Silvia hopes the new cage and has worked hard on Vinal Tech H, 17 East Hampton A, 18 with an 111-109 triumph over the out five assists. Cleveland to complete acquisition of doesn't want to put Fisk on the dis Cubs * Pitching Staff another season? son, Matt Keough, Rick Langford, Rocky Hill H. 20 Portland A, 24 pitcher Dave Freisleben. HIS FIRST H.R. TITLE alignment will work; if not, the pair physical conditioning. “ We’ve Celtics, abled list if he can at least hit. He's Until that question is settled, it's Mike Norris and Alan Wirlh and worked them very hard. I don't know Rham A 1:30 p.m., 25 Prince Tech A The Celtics got a final chance when Seattle — Released left-handed IN '55 WITH 37 ROUND will probably be switched back to Austin Carr's three-point play with devising all sorts of combinations for hard to figure out how the team will three solid' relievers in Dave how they lasted,” Silvia remarked, the Cavs were called for a 24-second pitcher Paul Lindblad. TRIPPERS. WHAT N.L. their original positions. II a.m., 27 Cromwell H 11 a.m.. May 1:48 left gave the Cavs a 111-107 bulge violation with 12 seconds remaining, the field. Big Question Mark line up for the regular season. Five Heaverlo, Bob Lacey and Jim Todd. STAR WON HIS FIRST Senior incumbent Lew LaBrec "They want it,” he added. "I think 1 Coventry A, 2 Bolton H, 4 Bacon California — Signed free agent out- and Chris Ford's jumper from the and Ford got the final shot, "I might have to go north with four players took Finley to* arbitration Also, outstanding though sometimes HOME RUN TITLE THAT a battle with junior Mike Nicholson they’re expecting to win. Academy H, 8 Vinal Tech A, 9 East lielder Willie Davis, assigned comer bounded off the rim at the "The final play was called for me catchers because if Fisk can hit we this year and ail five won salary misdirected speed, plus a better than YEAR ? for the second base job while senior As far as talent goes, what we pul Hampton H, 11 Rocky Hill A, 15 c atcher Ike Hampton to their Salt MESA, Ariz. (UPI) — Since pitciiing is from 75 to 80 percent of buzzer to send the Celtics down to to get the ball but it never will not put him on the disabled list. raises. The usual pattern in such average shortstop who can hit in A. DUKE SNYDER Ken Pitts holds down the fort at first. on the field will be the best Cheney Portland H, 16 Rham H, 18 Cromwell l,iike City team, optioned pitchers baseball, it would take a magician to figure out where the B. WIUIE MAYS their 10th loss in the last 13 games. developed," said McAdoo. "We just If that happens I might go with only cases is for Finley to sell or trade Mario Guerrero. The latter hit at a .300 clip last year Tech team I've seen. If they win or A, 22 Coventry H. Games not noted at •lim l>)r.sey and Steve Edwy. out- C HANK AARON "1 feel real good and 1 wish couldn't stop their easy layups. They nine pitchers and perhaps only six in- Chicago Cubs will finish this year in the National League East. those players. W EAKNESSES — No power to and drove in 10 runs, two less than not ...” Silvia stated realistically. 3:15 p.m. lielder Bob Clark and infielders lielders along with five outfielders,” everybody would stop talking about caught usAiapping and it hurt us " Simply stated, not even Manager are strong and can play with the Assuming he doesn't or the club is speak of outside of Mitchell Page and Pinkin's team-leading figure. "Wins mav be tougher to come by. Dickie Them and Floyd Rayford to Zimmer said." If Fisk can't catch. 5,"aw IS' amiM ;j0Msue my leg,” said Carr, who topped the The Cavaliers, who blew a pair of Herman Franks knows as yet how his Phillies, or any other team for that sold, the A's will line up in 1979 pretty Dave Revering. Both, though, have Cavs with 22 poi’nU on 8 of 11 from Salt Lake City, and cut pitcher Bob Montgomery will catch opening pitching staff will line up when the much as they did in 1978. the notable defensive shortcomings — Page in 12-point leads, also got 19 points from Charlie Williams. matter. Dave Kingman, Bobby Hitting Trophy the field. day. If Monty can't catch (he is ailing season starts for the Cubs on April 5. exception being the club has a new left field and Revering at first — so Jim Chones, 17 from Butch Lee and Murcer, Bill Buckner and newcomer ST, PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - "I can change movement quickly San Francisco— Sold first baseman with a stiff neck), Mike O'Berry Oh, he has some ideas, but the manager in Jim Marshall. Last year. they might be used mostly as Bowling 12 from' rookie Harry Davis, who Skip James to Vancouver of the Jerry Martin will provide a lot of A special award involving cash and its been three years since I had played his high school ball at will." juggling will go on well into the Bobby Winkles started out as designated hitters. Pacific Coast league sock to go along with Ivan DeJesus payments to the major league player leg problems. My leg is strong and I Cleveland Cathedral Latin. Montgomery was reportedly season before he settles on 10 men. manager but after a month and with NEW' FACES - Pitcher Craig and Steve Ontiveros, who hit for with the longest consecutive game MOUNTAIN DEW - 465, Joyce Soucy 180, Nan PINNE’I "I’E.S- Donna 180-496. Lee Bean 475, Sue play my best game when the ball is "I haven't played too much before Football making progress after traction F.-anks would prefer a nine-man staff average. the club in first place, he quit. Jack .Minetto, infielder Mickey Klutts and treatments, said trainer Charlie in order to carry an extra catcher, hitting streak each season was an Shelia Price 182-182-521, cy Washburn 176-467, Mar- Ramos 184-469, Sophie Lane 451, Don Searles 214- really moving," added Carr. the hometown crowd and it felt great .New Orleans — Acquired corner- Barry Foote and Ted Sizemore McKeon finished out the year and the outfielder Ricky Henderson. The Moss, but he's still not able to catch. but he may not have that lg\ury. A's wound up sixth in the A.L. West, nounced hy Pete Rose and a shaving Bee Moquin 188, P at tie Barilla 189-461, Gail Kravontka 177-485. Kris 544, Joe Hahn 213-555, Tom While Carr was leading the to get into the game in the first back David Gray on waivers from joined Martin in coming over from latter stole 81 bases for Jersey City "Monday he couldn't even walk. He's lotion company. Jackson 188-513, Tish Hartzog 451. Higley 178-489, Kathy Ker.shaw 505, Bruce Hence Cleveland offensive attack. Bob period." said Davis. Houston Last .year, the Cubs' staff finished 23 games behind Kansas City. last year and also batted .310. A the Phillies in exchange for Manny a thousand percent better, " Moss With Kansas City, California and A trophy will be awarded annually Dwyer 189-476, Bertha Tou- Sa(ryl) 195-476, Anita 502, John White 515. McAdoo continued his hex on the “I got into the flow of the game 11th in the N.L, with an earned run Trillo. So in affect, the Cubs straded Cavs by tossing in 42 points for the Soccer said. Texas fairly even this year, there is Special Days along with $1,(X)0 lor each game of tain 189-482, Pat Thibodeau REC - John Maiorca 169- Shorts 188-195-529, Sue quickly and I was happy my mom average of 4.05. Because the offebse away one regular for three. Foote Celtics. Pennsylvania (ASL) — Signed mid If Montgomery doesn't recover by no room at the top for Oakland. Of Three home dates on the Universi the hitting streak. "It's too bad the 180-516, Lee Bean 188-479, 406, Randy Copeland 138- Reischerl 201-461, Carol PVRKVDE JU M O R S - was here to see the game," added scored a lot of runs, the Cubs were should improve the catching and fielder Matt Bahr. opening day, the job will be left to course, no one on the A’s is thinking ty of Connecticut football team’s 1979 award isn't retroac tive,” said Rose, Chris Maxwell 202-496, 145-392, Bill Pagan! Jr. 135- Lukas 180-48.3, Maryann Larfy Quirion 176-173-152- "I have been playing only 10-11 Davis, who dropped in his first four able to finish third in the division Sizemore is a journeyman second of-the team as a challenger but schedule have been designated who last year hit safely ina record 44 June Eccher 186-509, Lou .389, Ken Ostrinsky 148-384, Garhec k 472, Linda Burton 501. Adam Matrick 155, minutes per game lately and this is shots and added a pair of jumpers in Sacramento (ASLi - Signed mid O’Berry, 24. who hit two clean line race, four games under .500 and 11 baseman taking over Trillo’s old job. singles in Tuesday's game with the everyone is hoping to close the gap special days by director of athletics games. Toutain 486, Mia Kachmor Al Rosetto 137-373, Bill 455, Wanda Bonadies 463, Glen Fergu.son 163, John the most points I've ever scored as a the second period in logging 18 fielder Gordon Fearnley, and behind the winning Philadelphia Strengths — Hitting and defense. Dodgers. Phillies. John Toner, Director of Athletics. 483, Clair Levesque 471. Yetz 140-372, Bill Zwick Marty Bradshaw 465, Carol Wilper 165, Mike Ratcliffe Celtic.” said McAdoo. who has minutes of action. Cedric Maxwell, strikers Wolfgang Gartner and Willie The Cubs will score a lot of runs, between them and first place. On the surface, it would seem the One thing most people are agreed The Oct. 6 game against New Swim Meet 137-372, Walt Maynes 137- Moriarty 495. 164. Erie Begley 172, flipped in over 40 points again.st who hit on only two of 10 from the Waddell expecially in their own park. Last Cleveland six times in his pro career. l,as Vegas (ASLi — Signed Goalie Phillies improved tremendously with upon is that the A’s have probably the Hampshire is Parents' Day, Oct. 13 NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Swimming ZODIAC- Nancy 368, Bill Pagan! Sr. 157-361, Donald Poland 165, Steve field in the first half, canned six year Kingman missed 43 games After Curtis Rowe hit a 15footer to Meno Droegmoeller and midfielder the signing of free-agent Pete Rose finest group of young players in the with Rutgers is Band Day, and teams from Yale, Harvard and the McKeown 181-200-502, Dick Roach 1.37-356, Stan I■RIENDSIIIP- Pat Choronianski 153, Glen straight Irom the floor in the second because of a hamstring pull but still cut the Cleveland lead to 111-109 with MicKirag l..acevic but like the Cubs, their pitching is in majors. The problem is that some of Homecoming is Oct. 27 against Connecticut AAU will compete Maureen Wawwick 180-176- Jakiel 356, Gerry Smith Thibodeau 196-510, Norma Chetelat 161, Billy 20 minutes of action to finish with 21 Redwod^ MEA hit 28 homers and drove in 79 runs. 1:31 left, McAdoo missed a bank shot California (.ASLi — Signed strikers doubt. Should Franks wind up with a them may be in a little too deep at Massachusetts. The Huskies play a against the Italian National Swim 499, Betty Whitehill 452, 355. Hunt k?5, Ruth Woodbury Goodwin 157. points for the Celtics. Nate Archibald Weaknesses — Pitching. Franks is 180-499, Terry Priskwaldo with 35 seconds remaining that would added 17. Poli Garcia and andy chapman and consistent starting group of five, the this time. fourth home game Nov. 24 with Holy ming Team In an exhibition meet Marcia Krajewski 470, Score in Finals banking on Burris, who won only Cross. C onnecticut’s .11-game April 19 at Yale’s Kiphuth exhibition have tied the score. It was Archibald's alley-oop pass to defender Allan Kelly. . Cubs might make a run at the top, but STRKNGTH.S — Five fairly good don't bet on it. seven games last year, and Holtz- schedule opens Sept. 15 at Army. pool. "They played good defense on me McAdoo that put the Celtics on top Tampa Bay — Purchased striker Redwood Farms added the Recrea man who was 1-3 combined with the starting pitchers in John Henry John TEE. I'OTALERS - Going into the season, the only cer on that play. 1 was set to drive 107-106 with 2:32 left, before Elmore Oscar Fabhinai from the Palestine tion Department’s Men’s American Yankees and Cubs, to make com Mary McConville 179-459, tain starters Franks can count on are w WhiteWestinghouse toward the hoop but Elmore Smith Smith and Carr took over. team in Chile to a three-year con Division championship to its regular ebacks, If they don’t, it will be a long Fran Misseri 199-484, Don tract Rick Reuschel (14-15) and Mike season title Isst night by whipping the season for long-suffering Cubs fans. Marathon Runners Are Less Depressed na Terragna 179-492, Kathy Krukow (63). Ray Burris has a shot Latvians, three games to two in the New Face — Martin. Foote. runners can think faster Rose 192-454, Leslie DiNar- at a starting job as does Ken Holtz- numerous studies have pulses in the brains of than non-runners,’’ finals. Sizemore, Seoane, infielder Ed Put ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. do 451, Claudette Mertens man. Neither pitched well last year linked long-distance run runners and non-runners, Appenzeller said. No Predictions Bonds Figures Big Manchester Education Association man and outfieldei’S-Karl Pagel and (UPI) — Marathoners may ning with a slowing of the "runners conduction rates gained the National Division laurels and again this spring. That's why Scot Thompson. Like Seoane, the not only be slowing their ENDOFTHE were even faster after an In Cleveland Plans with a 3-0 triumph over Economy Franks is worries. Bruce Sutter, latter three are rookies. aging process by long aging process. Willie Hernandez and rookie Manny According to another 18-mile run and the im By Bill Virdon Electric. Outlook — pick a spot anywhere distance running, they also Seoane will work out of the bullpen. study Appenzeller did proved rate continued for TUCSON. Ariz. (UPI) — Jeff Torborg is counting a lot Double elimination rule prevailed from fourth to first starting from the may be helping to cure measuring the conduction up to 2 1/2 hours.” COCOA, h la. (UPI) - As a S(M)lhsaver Bill Virdon was "" ‘bough he realizes Bonds is only at illing Junior High. In all the other categories the Cubs bottom up. depression, a University of y] N TH SALE “This suggests that strictly a 125 hitter a year ago passing through Cleveland. New Mexico neurology speed of electrical im YOUR CHANCE TO CLEAN UP - WITH SUPER SAVINGS 1-ast spring training. Virdon was confident his Houston "I don t want to get involved in his contract problems, ” Gray to Saints professor reports. ON QUALITY MAJOR APPLIANCES! Astros would be a contender in the National League West says the young Indians’ manager of Bonds. "All I know is Otto Appenzeller, a long IIP But a slow start and some injuries to key players resulted he is on our club and I want to use him where he can help NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The New Gullikson Erratic distance runner for nine Will not Interfere in a next-to last place fini.sh and a hit of embarrassment the the most. " Orleans Saints Tuesday acquired cor- years and professor at AUTO for the skipper. nerback David Gray, who played in UNM medical school, has With pr«Mnt tmploynwnt What Torborg means that I that Bonds will hit .^) this year, Virdon isn't making any forecasts three preseason games last year, on But Nets Triumph been studying changes in NO SELLING REQUIRED White-Weatinghouse 2 leadoff The idea is to take advantage of Bonds' ability to "1 m not going to make any predictions because- they waivers from the Houston Oilers. levels of certain lurmones REPAIRS steal bases — 37 last vear, for instance. When you con (Ve are aelectlng distributort tof fast movirtg products irt MarKjhesterl Spacemates II Compact never .seem to work out the way you plan on them, ” .saiii Gray, 6foot and 190 pounds, is 24. in marathoners. _ . 3 surrounding counties. Those products publicized In Wall Street Jour«| Portable Laundry Pair Virdon. "All 1 II .say is if everlxxiv stays healthy on the sider the Indians stole only 64 bases as a team in 1978, you He signed as a free agent with the DAY'TON, Ohio (UPI) — Tim Gullikson admits he hasn't been "We found a tremendous Inal. Time Magazine. Mike Douglas and Merve Qrlffln Shows. I "Homs ot Mr. Ooodwroneh" can understand Torborg’s thinking. I National Marketing company representing 29 year old manufacturerl that you can roll to work pitching staff and things go like we think they can go, it Oilers in 1978 and was cut after three playing well this year, but the No. 2 seed in the sixth annual increase in the presence of I will place proven products in grocery stores, drug stores, markets, gifti could be- an interesting season." Bunds is in disagrernent but he doesn’t plan to make an exhibition games. a group of horm ones Ishops etc. in your area. Distributor will service these retail ’ '^ y to n Pro Tennis Classic came away with a victory in the I requiring appro)dm«te»y 20 hours spere ttme per month. • Complete Madianlcal Service Models LC600A/DC600A The Astros were very hu.sy during the oH-.season filling issue of it. released by the sym tourney’s opening round Tuesday, despite his erratic play. I ■ CPA reports $1700 first month's earnings for a small distributor. Figure! • Collision Repair a couplevif iheir gaping holes. They acquiri-d an everdav pathetic nervous system," I the income per month. Earn a 100% to 300% markup from day one. E a c ^ .shortstop from Seattle, Craig Reynolds, and a first string "I think I should bat in the middle of the order,” says "Winning is never easy for me,” said Appenzeller after I location requres $433 Investment, Yoii may have 10. 15. 20 or . • Auto Painting I locations Company secures locations and installs products for you. catcher, Alan Ashby, from Toronto. But the cost was Itonds, "but if he (Torborg) wants me to lead off, I will. said Gullikson. of Onalaska, Wis., Competition continues through taking blood samples of I This is a first time bona fide offer and if you are not sincere about ow J • Low Cost Sorvico Rentals Q 8 He’s the boss." . after struggling to a 62, 4-6, 6-4 vic high Days Numbered Sunday with top-seeded Harold runners during a marathon Ining your own business, do not meet the above financial requIrementaJ Bunds and Ix-n Barker came to the Indians from Texas tory over Australia's Ross Case. Solomon, of Pompano Beach, Fla., I let's not waste each other's time. « Factory Trained Toclinicians To get Reynolds and Ashby, the Astros had to part with BOSTON (UPI) — Time is working race. For poriM^ Intorvlow VM^^vtoWBstvi^Kiuae two of their young pitchers, Floyd Bannister and Mark in a trade last October. Also picked up from the Rangers against Nate Archibald and Bob Gullikson was leading 4-3 in the se making his debut today against Mike “Hormonal levels of 6(X) Call Mr. Dick toonca, collact ^ Models LA495A/DE495A • Charge With Mastor Charge Models LA40SA/DO4O5A l-emongello. .So while the pitching staff is still strong it is ~ Buddy Bell. Torborg is pleased McAdoo — both the amount they cond set when he lost his serve and Cahill of Waukesha, Wis. percent above normal were 203-S^N11 Mon. thru Thora., 10AM to 7PM • 24 Hour Wrecker Sanrico not quite as deep as it has been in recent years " *’*’**’ ‘'’ndes. He envisions Harrah batting in the mid- spend on the f1(X)r and the amount then lost two more games to drop the recorded in all par set. He broke through Case's serve in S.'nS., Inc.. Son Dtogo, Col. If we end up having three of four injurie.s on the Andre Thornton and Gary they will spend in a Boston Celtics ticipants, including the Iwla White-Westinghouse the fourth game of the final set to in pitching .staff, we could have some problems," Virdon ad- A‘*’xander uniform. winner and people who Energy-Saver Heavy Duty sure his victory. • mits . Both players say their lack of took twice as long to com Tim’s twin brother, Tom, also of Washer and Dryer Offensively, the Astros should be among (he better "We II score some runs," says Torborg. "If we develop playing time is detrimental to their 1,000 Mile Trek plete the race,” he said. lu y i with Permanent Praas Onalaska, had an easy time team.s in the league. Although they laek a consistent long any consistency in the field and our pitching improves, style and to their effectiveness. And LAKE I’UACID. N Y (UPI) - A “These hormones are SETCHERGIASS CO. Modals LCOO0A/DC6O0A Settings ™ threat, they will .start seven players who hit .281 or we will be a belter team than we were in 1978.” they’re hoping things will improve eliminating Howard Shoenfeld of i clay team ol 52 runners will carry Over J3 yeert 0/ im llomAMCMitTfR known to be low in patients y iy WvNtWaewx^xxjae better bst season. The big problem is the pitching, where the Indians do next year, most likely in a new loca- Kalamazoo, Mich., 62, 61. the (llvmpic torch through six stales Modals LA495A/DE49SA suffering from Models LT170A/DE170A Obviously, the return to top torm by eenter fielder not have a standout starter. Torborg is hoping for con- tion. 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"1 haven’t been The other seeded players in action The Lake Placid Olympic Fillies Nominated reuEcnrsi PORTABLE WASHER ^ISS**** Alexander and Harrah. Tuesday won in straight sets. Eighth- (wttHism 649-4521) DAMOM VLA"m Ac “I* '""S -tea.son and the hard playing as much as I have to to be Orgaui'/ing Committee said the near LOUISVILLE. Ky. FMAtOtHTIAL another question. Weaknesses — .Shallow pitching which may never get effective. And when that happens, seeded Kim Warwick, of Austrialia ly UKKl-mile (rek will tiegin at I UPI) - A total of 144 6 OtCAWTim r stopped Francisco Gonzalez. Puerto NUUM CHEVROLET 18 LR. TOP LOAD .S RENt.TH -- .Solui pitc-hing staff, anchored bv 18- straightened out. If high-salaried free-agent Wayne you expect to be going somewhere l-mglcy ,\ir Force Bii.se in Virginia, year-old fillies has been AtMOOUCnONI *272*® game winner J.R. Richard, good overall batting attack; Garland makes a comeback, it could solve some else.” Rico. 6-4, 7-6, and Hank Pfister, Los where (he flame will be flown from nominated for (his year's Estantn Qaiy Gnm Gatos. Calif.,' oustefi John Sadri, team .speed rates among league s best. problems. Also, defensively weak outfield. Last week, Archibald had said he Greece The llame will then be Kcnliu kv Oaks to he run at OPtN KLf S-iM New faces — Bunds. Harrah and Barker. Charlotte, N.(^., 63. 6-4. shipiKxl to. neiirhy Yorktown. Va.. PtA S TIC S IN STO C K ~ I'nough power to light a front would be "as happy as hell to get out Churchill Downs on Derby THUR. TIL M t 3 /ir « 1/4- Marty Reissen, 37, of Boca Wpst, where the runners will begin their 1229 MAIN 8T., M AN CH ESTER Outlook — If Indians were in AL West it might be an in of this mess.” b c e p t for a few Eve Mav 4. the track an • A T .I-M t s t o c k s h e e t s on cur sizes "o '"' ''“U' '‘ttle depth Fla., the oldest player in the com W.H. PREUS8 SONS teresting .season for them But they are in AL East and spurts, the diminutive guard has not journey on .Ian .31. 1980. The torch is nounced Thursday. linoiin Be.vnolds and Ashby will join regular petition. had to go three sets to stop 54 McKie $T., MANCHESTU ineup; rookie Jeff la?onard should stick as extra out don’t appear strong enough to compete against New been playing as much as he would schtxhilnl to arrive at I-ike Placid on The list ot nouiinecs is is (Off Cuter Sl) ’ tCMENS REPAIMO fielder. York. Boston. Baltimore and Milwaukee. like this year. Ove Bengtson of Sweden. 7-6.4-6.62. Fob 8. 1980 hc:id(>d hy last years’s co qm champion 2-year-olds. RT. 6 & 44A - BOLTON 6 4 3 - 9 4 9 2 PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. March M. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 28, 1979- PAGE SEVENTEEN Spoleto Tuesday Payday for ABC Two Appointed at P&WA programming. CBS switched it to the By JOAN HANAUER watched show in the United States EAST HARTFORD - Two Manchester Sunday night sling spot between “All repair development and engine data for the week ending March 18. The residents are involved in senior ap analysis sections. Festival NEW YORK (UPI) - For ABC, In The Family” and “Alice.” ’The most watched was "Three’s Com pointments made in the product support Tuesday night is payday. show revived. A native of Plainfield, N.J., O’Connor pany.” department of the Commercial Products joined P&WA in 1959 as an experimental LAST THREE DAYS... ABC was the top network for the “White Shadow” moved to Satur week past and continues its ABC did it again last week with “13 Division, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft engineer trainee and has held successive Bigger Queens Blvd.,” slung between day night, which was like throwing Group. dominance of the ratings for the the game. Now it’s back on Mondays engineering and product support positions season — and Tuesday night plays a “Three’s Company" and “The The firm said the appointments are part over the last twenty years. Most recently, CHARLESTON, S.C. (UPI) - The Ropers.” The premiere of “13 and scoring well. th AINVEIISfflY SM£ of a major effort to improve customer 30 he was director-customer support. He big role in that success. The name of That brings up Fred Silverman’s third annual Spoleto Festival USA Queens Blvd.” ranked seventh for support operations. received a B.S. degree from Clemson the television programming game is major headache at NBC — when he will feature twice as many chamber the week in the Nielsen ratings. “The James G. O'Connor was named director of College and M.S. degree from Rensselaer BUY NOW AND SAVE $ to get people to watch — at least started last June he didn't have any music concerts as previously, once. Ropers” tied for 11th with CBS’ customer liaison and support, a new sec Polytechnic Institute, both in mechanical tributes to Rachmaninoff and “You’re the Greatest, Charlie high-rated half-hours to work with. tion composed of P&WA’s worldwide field engineering. Go back to last September. ABC His haste in bringing in new Gershwin, four dance companies, an Brown.” engineering service organization, flight Telegener came to P&WA as an dominated Tuesday nights with its programs — disastrous in the ratings I8th century operatic masterpiece, CBS practiced similar program operations engineering, airline experimental engineer in 1954, after “Happy Days,” "Laveme & Shirley” — was a symptom of the need to work and the world premiere of a British and ‘"Three’s Company” sitcoms. ming, but the CBS example also il maintenance review group and customer graduating from the University of Idaho S h o o k up sitcoms as “hammock” posts play. lustrates pitfalls. A couple of years support. with a B.S. degree in m echanical TTiat sets up a programming situa between which new shows could be The 17-day festival scheduled for ago the network j)ut "One Day At A John P. Telgener was named director of engineering. He was associated with a tion — plunk a new show into a slung. May 25 to June 10 is budgeted for |1 successful lineup and it will draw a Time” into the spot following “ M-A- product support engineering. This in number of military and commercial 917 ,BIAIN STREET — MANCHESTER So far he has only one success — million, according to general big initial audence. ABC chose S-H,” and the new show prospered. cludes JT3D, JT8D and JT9D product sup engine development 'programs before OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 PJH. manager James T. Kearney, but will Last winter it stuck "White Shadow” “Diff’rent Strokes” — and it’s port engineering, maintenance transfering to the product support depart- "Taxi” for that enviable spot — and awkward trying to hang a hammock probably cost more. had another winner. in front of “M-A-S-H,” with good Juiiirx (>. O'Cunnor Julin P. Telgener engineering analysis, human engineering. .ment in 1970. He has been manager-spare Spoleto USA is now the most com results. Then the network mo^ed on only one post. Best hope so far is parts sales. More recently, ABC had a couple of “Hello, Larry,” which rated a prehensive arts festival in the United new shows to try out on the public. "One Day At A Time” to Wednesday mediocre 37th on a Nielsen list of 66 States. One was "The Ropers,” a spin-off of to give the .post “M-A-S-H” prime shows — and was the fourth-highest It will feature a new production of “Three's Company.” The logical spot to the revitalized “WKRP in [ Business) ranked NBC show for the past week. “The Medium," an opera by Gian place to put the premiere was right Cincinnati.” “WKRP” has thrived Worse, 15 of the bottom 20 shows on Carlo Menotti, the festival's founder afer the parent show — and "The but “One Day At a Time” started to the Nielsen list were from NBC. Bank Reports and artistic director. The other opera Ropers” became the second most- sink and needed quick resuscitation production will be the American Top Earnings premiere of Cimarosa's “The Desperate Husband.“ first per SOUTH WINDSOR - formed in Italy in the 1790s. The South Windsor Bank Due to the popularity of the announced record earnings L3 0 ?4 0 : s s s ‘Miracle Worker’To Open for 1978. The bank's festival's noon chamber music con certs at the historic Dock Street operating income for the 0urReg.Pric88^"J;^lpr^ 2 MANCHESTER — The early life of King, Aunt Ev; Sandra McMeans, son, art teacher, assisted by student year was $2,050,000, com theater, these will be increased to 10 Helen Keller will be presented by the Viney; Clayton Craddock, Percy; volunteers. fWUUEDPlCnWK programs, each to be performed pared to $1,720,425 lor 1977. Bennet Junior High School drama Linda Oliver, Martha; Brett Palmer, Refreshments, which will be Operating expenses for three times. Also to be presented at group, Mixed Company, in “The doctor; Keith Lapine, Anagnos. served during intermission, will be the theater is the world premiere of 1978 were $1,717,823, com r ■' Miracle Worker” by William Gibson Also in the cast are Lisa Gussak, free to anyone who donates a pair of "Hayworth," a play by Britain's pared to $1,528,340 for 1977. 13.99 tonight, Thursday and Friday at 7:30 Michelle Girardin, Patti Schuhl, eyeglasses for the Lions Club "Eyes OurHeg.i».- ...... Beverley Cross about the Bronte Net income after taxes p.m. in the school auditorium. Jen Sabra Fairbank, Patti Lapointe, For The Needy" drive. 29 7n sisters. for 1978 was $222,027, nifer Joy plays the lead role of Helen April Castagna, Cindy Curtice, Advance ticket sale holders may The festival will emphasize dance. which equaled $1.05 per Keller who was deaf and blind Allison Woodhouse, Steve Fry, and enter the auditorium at 7 p.m. our Reg. 39.99 ...... The Alvin Alley American Dance share, compared to $170,- throughout her life. She learned to Jim O’Loughlin. Ticketr go on sale at the door at 7:15 Theater and the Ballet Repertory A rehearsal scene from “The Mikado” shows, from left, Lin 148, which equaled 80 cents talk only through the persistent ef Student directors are Diane p.m. Company, an affiliate of the per share in 1977. da Fegy as Katisha, Chris Hand as Yum-Yum, and Alden forts of her teacher, Annie Suilivan, Lenhardt and Martha Marteney. Profits from this and Bennet American Ballet Theater, will make The bank’s deposits in Big-Name Beauty Buys! Jackson as the Mikado. The production will be performed by who wiil be played by Gail Downey. Stage managers are Kathy Garee productions of past seasons have their debuts. Two additional com creased by over $2,200,000, the Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players Thursday at 7:30 Others in the cast are Adam and Beth Clook. gone into construction needs for the panies — the Bill Evans Dance Com and at year end totaled Borgida as Capt. Keller, her father; The play’s director is Bohdan stage and have helped to construct a pany and Douglas Norwich and p.m., and Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the East Hartford $22,761,500 compared to >‘TABU’ Solid Cologne . ITT Krista Jacobson, Kate Keller, her Cuprak, social studies teacher. The lighting system at a cost of $4,0(X). Dancers — will be in residence. High School on Burnside Avenue. (Herald photo by Strempfer) $20,516,700 for 1977. Total 2oz.aize QQ* Magicflash mother; John Cook, James; Kathy scenery is designed by Harold Lar A Rachmaninoff gala will have assets at year end 1978 Our Reg. $ 2 ...... 9 9 * #401 Pocket Russian pianist Mark Zeltser as were $25,111,200 compared Camera soloist and the festival's gala finale to $22,595,800 for 1977. will include a Gershwin concert on TV T o n ig h t ^Mikado* D irector •‘AMBUSH’ Spray Cologne 19.94 Our Reg. 28.40 the grounds of Middleton Place plan Lawrence Is 2oz.size .J QQ Built-In electronic flash helps 'freeze' ■„= tation. The Left Bank Jazz Society Our Reg. $ 4 ...... 1 > 9 9 6.-00 8 WM Kingdom d) Tha Qong Show 3:00 Bank Adviser actionl No more flashcubes to buy or forget will provide jazz programs, the Kent Q jJD SSNM X QBIgM onay gnaPoUcaWoman 8 Emargancy Onal You're always ready to shoot. State Chorale will perform a 13th (JjILovtLucy g OSMacNall / Lahrar Raport d l Vole* Of Faith EAST HARTFORD - Sweet Savings on Treats for Easter! Uses Puppet Show Joktr'tWHd 3:13 8 Holywood Squaraa Tonight century French mystery play, and Bozo'* Big Top 8 8 8 (S Movla ""A Man Alone"" Robert P. Lynch, president • Henna Care Shampoo MANCHESTER - The director of and fully visible to the audience. The S CMcoAndThaMan gThaRiflaman •Hershey Kisses in Pastel . the Westminster Choir will sing ® TV CooKiHintty Co»*o« Tic Tac Dough (1955) Ray Milland. Mary of First Federal Savings 8 oz. size. Our Reg. $3 marionettes, manipulators and S a Captlonad ABC New* Murphy. or Silver Foil, 9oz.bag. OurRag. 1.49...... I VIvitar Lightweight Automatic several programs. the Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan g MyThr**8on* and Loan Association, Players' production of "The Mikado" reciters (who speak the parts of the g Bonanza 8:00 12:00 4:00 Electronic Flash for Most 35mm’s Colorful mini-festivals coordinated Studio Baa (X) d ) Edarard Tha King GDILovaLucy recently announced the ap •Rain4lo Bubble Qum has added a new note to this year's puppets from off-stage by voice (1)M Eight la Enough 8 Naw* YOUR by Charleston's cultural affairs divi a Tha RKIaman pointment of Richard L. A Automatic exposure system; projection) work in such harmony 6:30 0 a NHL Hockay 4:30 Egg Trays, 0urR *g.79c...... 0*5’ CHOICE Each sion will be used to present young performance which plays Thursday, ) Tha Brady Bundi 12:30 Lawrence to the Advisory 1.69 ♦ y y range ot 3’ to 15'or use that the illusion is complete and one 8 8 8 Brothara And Slatar* 8 Kitty Today talent from the Southeast in a wide Friday and Saturday in East Hart ) BowUngFoi^orDollart 8 a Tha Shakaapaara Play* (£ Movla "Humoresque " Board of First Federal’s • Solid Milk Chocolate Eggs n n * “ manual override lor otlecl. soon forgets that anything exists on I Jaka Haa* Qoapal Tkna (1947) John Garfield. Joan Craw- • Henna Care Conditioner variety of activities, including mime ford High School. Manchester office. 8 oz. bag. Our Rag. 1.15...... 9 9 * Our Reg. 7-second recycling time. Hot- ggSNBCNaw* 8’30 lord. 8 oz. size, Our Reg. 2.50 34.94 shoe or PC cord. and poetry readings. In addition Sarah Ketter, the director, who the stage but the puppets, according gO w E aay 8 8 8 T h * Dark Sacrat Of Lawrence, an architect, to Ms.Ketter. Harvaat Homa 12:37 there will be exhibits of Italian and calls “The Mikado” a Japanese light g Adam-12 3) a Mannix is president of The •Marshmallow Chicks or Bunnies & Tha Growing Yaari AIRWAY American artists and a film British opera, is complementing the The puppets will appear on stage 9:00 Lawrence Associates, an Our Reg. 6 3 c ...... 0 4 * M 6:55 d ) Daar Oatactlva 12:40 ITRAVELAGENCYI performance with a puppet show per during the musical prologue to “The Q)Ko)ak architectural and planning retrospective of the works of Roberto g Naw* (S Undaraaa World Of Jacqua* 457 CENTER ST. •Hollow Chocolate Bunny or Eggs a formed by the University of Connec Mikado." Ms. Ketter’s idea is to C o u it t u 12:45 firm in M anchester. A Rossellini. , 7:00 646-2500 SW oz. Each, Our Rag. 1.79...... 1 > 4 9 ticut Puppet Theatre. suggest that the live players in the CBS Naw* (£ 8 CharHa'a Angal* (X) Movla "Flame 01 Araby " Manchester native, he operetta are merely puppets who are (1952) Maureen 0"Hara, Jeff Ms. Ketter says that because “The Six MWon Dollar Man lOdX) • Chocolate Rabbits (Peter Rabbit in milk lABCNaw* Chandler. attend"ed Manchester Skating Show Set Mikado" is really English in controlled by unseen forces. (X)Naw* chocolateorwhite, Nippers Skipper,'Timid Timmy) O d A Dating Qama x a v a g a 1:00 public schools and Japanese garb, "It is difficult to be The puppets will be on display in 2W oz. each. Our Rag. 9 8 c ...... 01 At Bolton Palace FdatM 01 Faith a Living Faith 8 8 8 Tomorrow CompletB graduated from totally traditional: therefore,' the the lobby during the intermission. _i Joumay* To Tha Mind Manchester High School in The costumes for “The Mikado" CBNaw* 10:30 1:50 TravBl Service •5 OZ. Cadbury Chocolate Bars BOLTON — Many local junior and style lends it.self to emotional and (S NBA Baakalball 3) Naw* 1964. (MilkChocolate, Nut-Filled, Fudge-Filled, Nut & Fruit) have been designed to represent ODIckCavalt I'ta't laava-Taa* WBiiat h’ A adult figure skaters who belong to visual inferences of the authentic, Og NawNwad Qama 10:45 2:00 Lawrence went on to Our Reg. 8 9 c ...... I 4* the Skating Club of Hartford will pre with respect for the original and various classes in Japanese culture gThaOddCoupla SBrulnaWr^Up 8 Daktarf Rensselaer Polytechnic sent an afterniwn and evening profor- traditional. The presentation is in from the Edo period to the present. @ OvarEaay 11dX) 2:15 Institute in Troy, N.Y., •Filled Easter Basket ^ m q mance of "Bright Lights on White tended to spark mental associations The color scheme of the production is 7:20 (S Jo* FrankUn Candy, toys, Suqirises! Our Reg. 1.97...... 1 i D w 8 Dally Numbara ^BumattlMKl Friaiid* where he received his Ice." April 7 at the Bolton Ice with oriental life and customs. consistent with the theme and is goickVanDyka 2:40 bachelor’s degree in (Z)N*w* Palace. As part of the theme and basis for carried through the set and 7:30 a Hogan'* Haroaa architecture in 1968. After costumes. X P.M. Magazm* Directed by Mrs. Ginger Erdmann, the stylization, she has developed a X 81.S8 Bamity Show 11:30 college, he returned to Ms. Ketter said that the setting is (T) Rockford F1I** 3-D Fun for Kid* of All Ages) t a professional instructor with the relation.ship between this comique S Nawlywad Qama TONIQHT Connecticut, to work as an Skating Club, the show will feature opera form and a very old traditional "reflective, in material and con t h a a t r s s architectural consultant ‘Viewmaster’ ^ 59 production numbers from the form of drama in Japan called struction, of Japanese approach to ra a ' before assuming his pre Stereo Viewer ■ "Wizard of Oz," and "Grease." Bunraku, or puppet theater. This life and art. beauty in simplicity and Presltylerian 1.0. CAMS MOUlAf 0 •W iRIAW UtM U' $ 1 .S 0 HAILOWEEN sent position. Tickets for the show may be ob nature and epitomizes the theme and Easy to operate... stimulates a child's theater form is based on complete V e rn o n cin^ h i Lawrence is a member imeginitlon lor hours on end. its characters." MANCHESTER - A Ruggedly built. tained at the ice Palace in advance harmony of movement, speech, 84 86 f "T 95I of the Connecticut Society prayer .meeting is or at the door the day of the show. music and character, evident in not Robert Ashens III, a teacher of of Architects, and is also scheduled for tonight at 7 I • stereo 3-Reel Picture Packets 1 5 7 The afternoon performance will start only the manipulation of the puppets, opera coaching at the Hartt School of The \ j A involved in a number of at the Presbyterian Night \ ’ Find finffouecertoons, fairy tales, travel. KlencearKl more. Rgg at 2 p.m. and the evening perfor but al.so in the chorus, accompani Music, University of Hartford, is the town organizations, in Church, 43 Spruce St. mance at 8 p.m. ment and reciters, Ms. Ketter said. musical director. 9 TIm IOKH CAUICRNIA Come 'i cluding th» Jaycees, the The program is sanctioned by the The puppets are about one third life Tickets may be purchased at The Christian Brigade Home! 1 Rotary Club and the and Pioneer Girls will also S U I T E ^ United States Figure Skating size and must be operated by three Watkins Store in Manchester, at the n O M U LA B S Chamber of Commerce. He All 45 RPM RECORDS As.sociation. adults, usuallv. men. clothed in black door, or by calling 521-8168. meet at 7 at the church. IKHNI(XX.OB*@* ■ and his family reside in 7:30-9:30 In Our Stock m jm Manchester. ------> 7:1 ol (tCUEMY (Including the 3asnK 4|( MKUIO NOMINEE First Federal Savings is UtaatHItsI) Ea. THE MANCHESTER I a $170 million thrift institu- Public TV Sets Preview Starts FRIDAY! i I GILBERT & SULLIVAN tion with offices in SAVE ON A HOT SELECTION O F O 7 0 PLAYERS - "THE DEER Manchester, East Hart ford, Glastonbury, South 12-iNCH DISCO SINGLES Of Art Due for Auction with the support of HUNTER" T H E C O N N E C T IC U T C O M M IS S IO N O N T H E A R T S Glastonbury, Vernon, Rockville and South Wind- HARTFORD-Some 200 scheduled for April 20 to 28 displays begin March 26. P r e s e n t s Gtand-Slam Savtnga on Baaaball Equipmant! art and antique items with the art and antique' The Connecticut Bank and donated to this year's collection presented for Trust Company's lobby at I D&L Winners Wilson ‘Fred Lynn’ (ireat CPTV Auction will bids on the first Sunday, Constitution Plaza in ilart- WE NEED YOU TO SPEAK OUT! Leather Fielder’s Glove be exhibited during a between t pm . and t am . ford is the site of another AT NEW BRITAIN - D&L at the New-for-Spring Ladles’ Eaty-Care Qo-Everywhere special afternoon preview Before the afternoon exhibit of auction art has announced the winners Our Reg. 18.99 TOWN FORUM 12.76 Maternity Knit or Tarry Tops Drottof for April 8 from 1 to 6 p.m. at preview exhbititlon at the througli the end of March. in the stores’ recent “Ac Cowhide constnjctlon with leather Tops A Botlom i MIttes, Juniors & 2 Connecticut Public CPTV studio, Sage-Alien & The Great CPTV Auction sponsored by tion Week” contest, with lining. 'U'-style wrist, with lined 6.40 Hi.’” Half-Sizet Television's studios at 24 Co., a major sponsor of the t 29 at 7:30 each winner receiving a wrist strap. provides 10 percent of the Casual styling In poly) Summit St. special event, will display network's annual operating ; 30 at 8KH) SENOR CmZENS CENTER of MANCHESTER free Elaine Powers 13- 6.77 StL week exercise program at Rawlings Little League Everything Irom T-shirts collon. V-necks. Sizes 1 1 . 8 8 r . f i . ; ’* Art and antique collec selected art and antiques in budget. l.ast year, the art I 31 at 8:00 ditd V "V gauze blouses. Solids, any of the three local Leather Baseball (0 Take your pick Irom new tors will have an op|)urtuni- the windows of its down and antiques section of the WDOWS and WDOWERS Local Chapter 11 prints, some with smock terries, Inisriock poly- ty to place early bids on town Hartford and West auction earned $21,000 of INFO 875-0376 salons. Ing, lacs trims. Pants In MIttes’&Jrs. esisrs, solids, prints. Ellen Alan Our Reg. 2.89 denim, C a lc u tta , chIno. contemporary and antique Hartford stores. The stores the $200,000 auction total. 646-8299 with The winners are Brenda I. 96 Fathlon-KnH Skirts Sleeves or sleeveless. Leather-cover, double-stitched Machine washable Sizes Details like vests, collars, paintings, photographs, MANCHESTER GOMMUNTY COLLEGE Burstyn Alda Conners of Terryville; 6-18, S.M.L seams. Cushloned-cork center. 8 . 6 6 w r mandarin-necks. Psasani- graphics, sculpture and Carol Guliano of looks, blousons, sheers) BENNET JR. HIGH SCHOOL Manchester; Maureen ' One Slu Sheer Knec-HI't Siripes, solids, pallerns 5-13, 10-18,14W-24W, even some rare coins. “Sam e Tim e, Adirondack/Rawlings with comlorl'lop In wrap, A-llne, liars. Among ■ the pieces in DeMartin of South Wind All-Wood Pro Ring While or beige. 4iw*1 5/6-15/16. IN CO-OPERATION WITH sor; Rita Griffin of cluded in the preview SAMUEL FRENCH PRESENTS Baseball Bat exhibition is an abstract Southington; Ann Rames silk screen by Robert "THE MIRACLE WORKER” of Newington; Lorraine Jailiman of Canton; 3.66 Our Rag. 4.99 Motherwell, signed by the by William G ibson- A Drama in 3 acts based on the Smooth-swinging Northern White artist, and donated by life of Helen Keller. Pamela Talbot of Niantic; Ash for solid contact. Natural Men's Plaid Sport Shirts Ledies’ Spring T-Shirts Heublein Inc. of Far Jeanne Carpenter of New finish. 32” to 35" lengths. ' Each mington. There Is also a London. Savantaanth Annual Our Rag. a J9 Our Reg. 4.99 Cybis (wrcelain sculpture, 7 :3 0 P M WED.THUR.FRI ‘Cesar Cedeno’ 6.97 3.88 Longsleeve potylcolton. S,M,L,XL Solids, stripes. Poly/colton. 8AI,L "Rapunzel in Pink," part 3/28 to 3/30 MANCHESTER Leather Baseball Glove of a limited edition; a “THE DEATH OF A SPOUST TV Ad Award Men’s EaeyCanKnHShirts I I . 8 8 OurR*g.1|J9 Mieses'. Jrs.’ Pekiteri ’JeeiMl brass, copper and steel ON WED & THUR ONLY + FREE WHIPPANY, N. J. - ANTIQUES SHOW rnowj Leather lining, leather laces for 4.66 Our Rag. 5.99 7 Q Q Our Rag. sculpture of a rooster that REFRESHMENTS m e s .e e r a w s m u c n e m i Channel Home Centers, r.O O 9.99A10e9 AT SENNW CmZENS CENTER extra tlexibillty. Famous Rawlings Solids, stripes, goll styles. stands ‘24 inches high by FOR OLD EYEGLASSES FOR LION'S CLUB Inc., has won a second quality and dependability. Short sleeve, S.M,L,XL Natural or color*. SIzt* 5/6-13/14. East Hartford sculptor Sponsored By The Cooptes Club place certificate in the CHARITY DRIVE 63 M EN ST. MANCiiSTER ‘Qeotlemen’sJeene’ Roger DiTarando. and a SEMND CONBUGATIOlUL CHURCH Best Ads of '78 Contest ANhapoeeAthlalic Shoes Juniors’ Bike Jeckete Frencli provincial armoir sponsored by the Retail DONATION: $2.00 ADULT $1.50 385 North Main 8 t Manchatlar, Conn. 11.66 Our Rag. 1449 on which an appraisal is Advertising Ckinference. ^ 5 OurR*g.M9 Our Reg. 17.99 STUDENTS THURSiMY MARCH 29 at 1:00 PJL Fuller cut gives a film look for M3 still forthcoming. EXIT 93. 1-86 POUOW SIQN8 Titled “ Get Off Your W ipeclean man-made uppers, the mature man. Poly/colton Poly/cotton poplin or canvaa. Hood*, collars, trims. Sizes 5-13. These objects will go up Food Bar on Prawilaai Excuse,” Channel’s win safety-molded cleated sole. For Sizes 32-42. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DOOR FREE OF CHARGE baaaball, other sports. Sizes 1-12. on the auction block april Thurs. Mar. 29 & Frt. Mar. 30 ning TV ad poked fun at the 22 during the-^ive-station 11 A M to 9 P M both d ays various excuses people statewide network's an CO-SPONSORED BY come up with for not un nual televised fundraiser. MANCHESTER LION’S CLUB TMs AAPnRi 1 ar 2 Nta«a li rmbna for addHional iifonRation caN The MCC CoRMnnitj dertaking home repair The live broadcast of the Sem es Dmsion, 646-2137 PLEASE CALLTHEArRE projects. “Get off your SI J l It* * lir tlA i iMli FOR SCREB4 TIMES MANCHESTER VERNON Great CPTV Auction is excuse and come to iwrouwHiwii m cm wrn m m m Oiannel." the ad advises. OPEN DAILY: 10 AM to 9:30 PM «SAT.. 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUN.. 11 AM to 5 PM >8ALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. March 28. 1979 Certified Nurse Practitioner EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 28, 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN B u s I n e M HUp W»nfd IS H»lp Wanl0d MANCHESTER -M rs. Gioria 1977. Attorney Urges INDEX 13 Halp Wanted 13 She is currently furthering her studies Stefursky Martin, R.N., of Giastonbury N O T IC II PART TIME - No nights. No SECRETARY - Position AVON - To buy or sell in 1 has been certified recentiy as an adult in nursing and psychology at St. Josephs LoM and Found weekends. Long holidays. July available in a rapidly growing Manchester, Bolton, Coven In 1978 Executive’s Club Pollution Group 2 — P a rto n tit nurse practitioner. College in West Hartford. and August o ff Many retir^ manufacturing company try, Andover. Call 822-8083 3 Announcomontt working with Sales and MINNEAPOLIS - Matthew R. Kellie of 164 E. Center 4 gentlemen and housewives collect. Certification is the documented vatida- She is a member of Connecticut Nurses' HEBRON — Town Attorney JJuane Totten said it is his — Eniortammont Engineering Vice Presidents. St.. Manchester, has been qualified (or Lutheran 5 - Auctions enjoy driving school buses. tion of specific quatifications Association. American Nurses’ Associa opinion that the town should establish a Water Pollution WHY NOT YOU? We will Excellent Shorthand and Brotherhood's 1978 Executives Club. FINANCIAL CARPENTER demonstrated by the individuai registered tion, and the Nurse Practitioner Council Control Authority. _ T^ing skills rMuired. Heavy e Bonds-Stocki-Mortgogoi train. Call Vernon, 875-2^ . or EXPERIENCED in Kellie is a district representative for the Minneapoiis- nurse in the provision of professionat nur Group of Connecticut. Totten was asked by the Board of Selectmen, to give 9 — Portonai Loans Manchester, 643-2414. phone usage. Benefits plus. remodeling. ( based fraternai insurance society. The Executives Club is 10 - insuranca Contact Nancy Harrison 289- vis, 643-6712. sing care in a defined area of practice. Mrs. Martin is also the founder of his legal opinion on whether the town is required by law 1588, E.O.E.______one of the Society's top sates honors. CMPLOVMENT BUS DRIVERS - will train if Mrs. Martin graduated from Grace- Preventive and Supportive Health Care to establish such a group. 13 necessary. Apply 90 Keltie is associated with Lutheran Brotherhood’s John Help Wantad CHILD CARE WORKERS - PART TIME Experienced New Haven School of Nursing, Yale A s^ iates, a Manchester based firm. Attorney Totten said the state statutes provide “that 14 — Bustntss OppoMunities Brookfield Street, MUth Wind person in Credit It Collection Mosby Agency, headquartered in Tottand. He has been an 15 - Situation Wantad Connecticut Institute for the Medical Center. She also attended the She lives with her family in Glastonbury the legislative body of any muncipaiity, ordered by the sor. Cali 289-5918. wanted. Part time 9 a.m. to 1 LB district representative since 1977. Blind has immediate openings University of Hartford. She graduated and is currently employed by Dr. Joseph commissioner of environmental protection, under the EDUCATION for child care workers to work p.m. Call 643-9034. 16 Pnvala Initructioni PART TIME. Do you have 2 from the Hartford Hospital Nurse Prac J. Guardino, a family practitioner prac provisions of Chapters 474 and 474a, to abate or control 19 — Schoots-Ciassai with multihandicapped 5.1/ hours a day? Work at home on New Member of Chamber titioner Program in Adult Medicine in ticing in Manchester. water pollution shall establish a Water Pollution Control ?0 - Instructions Wantad children in dormitories and BABYSITTER NEEDED - the phone servicing our assist teachers in classrooms. Days. Mature, responsible. Authority and authorize the necessary funds to undertake REAL ESTATE customers in your spare time. 23 Prior experience with han Call after 6 PM. 643-0089. Homes lor Salt 249-7773. MANCHESTER - Donald M. H orrigan, and complete any action necessary to comply with such 24 — lotS'Land lor Salt dicapped children required. manager of Barrows Co., -Baldness Treatment- an order.” 25 — Invesimeni Properly Full time - first, second and AIR CONDITIONING & 26 — Business Property BOOKKEEPER REFRIGERATION 156 Center St., has been The Town of Hebron has been issued an abatement 27 — Resort Property third shifts available. Part ACCOUNTS payable, SERVICE MEN (2 wanted). named a member of the CHICAGO (UPI) — A treatment for later examined at the Cleveland CTinic by order. First Selectman Aaron Reid said he will ask At 26 Real Estate Wanted time - third shifts. Salary $3,87 receivable. Automotive to 4.23 depending on shift. Must be experienced. Greater Manchester baldness in which artificial fibers are im C. William Hanke, M.D., and Wilma F. torney Totton to draw up a rough draft as far as terms of MISC. SERVICES experience helpful. MinimunS Excellent wages and benefits 31 Seivices Oflered Contact Personnel office, Oak Chamber of Commerce. planted in the scalp has been studied by Bergfeld, M.D. Nearly all of the fibers had office of authority members and the makeup of the 32 — Painiing-Papenng years full-time recent Hill School. 120 Holcomb for the right man. This is a Horrigan’s civic ac skin specialists at the Cleveland Clinic fallen out by 10 weeks after the implants, authority, and give it to the board to review. It would then 33 — Building-Conlr acting bookkeeping experience. Street, Hartford, 06112 or call year round position. Call John 34 — Rooli'rg-Sidmg Career position, excellent ad Van Ness, Woodcock tivities have included ser and found wanting, says a report in a re says Dr. Hanke. go to a town meeting for action. 35 — Heating-Plumbing 243-3496 Mondav-Friday, 36 — Flooring vancement 527-8246. between 8 AM-4 PM. E.O.E. Refrigeration, 528-4144. ving as president of the cent Journal of the American Medical Also, there were further complications, Raymond Burt, a selectman, who is presently serving 3/ - Mowing-TrucKmg-Stor age Newington Chamber of Association. including facial swelling, infection^ on the authority, said he doesn't feel the town sanitarian 38 - Services Wanted EXPERIENCED MACHINISTS i LATHE Commerce (or three years. ■^enty patients who had fiber implan should serve on the new authority as in the future he will MISC FOR SALE scarring and permanent hair loss, he OPERATORS- Full or part He was also recipient of SBA Award tation (or the treatment of baldness were reported. 40 Household Goods be working for the authority. 41 — Articles lo ' Sate time. Excellent benefits. App DRAFTSMAN ' EXPERIENCED the Jaycees Distinguished Stanley C. Weinberg Jr. of Manchester (right) accepts SBA Region Reid also told the board that Dennis Keefe, architect, 42 — Building Supplies ly in person at: 1422 Tolland MECHANICAL- Excellent op RESPONSIBLE SALES Service Award, past Grand has submitted preliminary plans and cost estimates for a 43 Pets -Girds- Dogs Turnpike. Manchester. LM portunity for aggressive in HELP. Part time and full of the Year award from A, Vernon Weaver, chief administrator of the 44 __ Musical Instrumants time. Apply in person: Knight of the Newington 4,000-square-foot addition to the Town Office Building. 45 _ Boats & Accessor*es Gill Welding Manufacturing dividual capable of layout and U.S. Small Business Administration. Weinberg is SBA regional direc MT. VERNON I 4$ — Sporting Goods Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or detailing sales drawings for Childrens Wearhouse, Knights of Columbus and ' The construction cost is estimated at $200,000; 47 — Garden Products call 647-9931. industrial heat processing Marshalls Mall, Manchester tor for New England, which received $83 million in government con 48 — Antiques two-year president of the renovations to the existing building, $76,000; and equip equipment. Good benefits in E.O.E, tracts for small businesses in 1978 under the SBA set-aside program. d a i r y 49 *- Wanted lo Buy KofC board of directors, FRESH DAIRY S T O R E S ! ment, borings, surveys and such, $70,200. ATTENTION - Need 2 people our rapid growth company. RENTALS Send resume, or call Ms. EXPERIENCED TELLERS He also served on the 52 Rooms tor Rent over 21. Immediate employ Ifllklla Cola Cr^Am 'l/'H WANTED- Call Mr. Juleson at board of the Hartford / Sale Ends 3/31 S3 Apartments lor Rent ment. This is not a fancy ad, Johnson at 289-1588. In- 54 _ Homes lor Rent dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan 649-4588. Heritage Savings & 244 BROAD ST, 6 90 HARTFORD RD, _ we simply want a person who Donald M. Ilorrigun Chamber of Commerce. POST RD. PLAZA 55 Business tor Rent Avenue, .South Windsor, Conn. Loan. An Equal Opportunity Law Firm Associate Panel in Hebron 56 — Resort Properly tor Rent needs a permanent job. Ad Employer, MANCHESTER MANCHESTER — E.O.E, Thomas A. Covill of 22 Northam Road has become Rt. 30, VERNON 57 Wanted to Rent vancement opportunity. Call 58 - Mi$c tor Rent associated with the Marlborough-Hebron law firm of between 10 am. and 3 pm. - REAL ESTATE SALES CG Appoints Secretary Considers CRPA AUTOMOTIVE 528-3869, E.O.E, I’EOPLE- 2 full time sales Robert M. Elliot, P.C. 61 Autos for Sale associates. Members of two Covill is a native of Manchester and lived there until Grade A L a^e W hite HEBRON — The Economic Development Committee 62 — Trucks for Sale TEXAS OIL CO. needs BLOOMFIELD - 63 - Heavy Equipment lor Sale MACHINISTS For Aircraft Multiple Listing Services. Call 1972. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn W. Covill of 196 has agreed to investigate the possibility of participating 64 Molorcycies-Bicydes mature person. We train. Maureen M. Grosheider of P arts- Experim ental and Bob at Wolverton Agency Autumn St., Manchester. in either the Capitol Region Planning Agency or some 65 — Campers-Tr alter s-Mobi>e Write A.U, Dick, Box 789, Ft. Short Run. Job Shop Realtors. 649-2813. South Windsor has been ap Homes Worth, Tex. 76101. He received his bachelor’s degree in 1968 from other planning group. 66 Automotive Service experience preferred. To pointed secretary in the Providence College and his law degree in 1971 from Suf Cynthia Wilson, a member of the Board of Selectmen, 67 Autos lor Rent-Lease work on either Lathe, controller’s department at COMPUTER Bridgeport, Cintimatic or folk Law School, Boston. He has been a member of the has agreed to research the requirements of membership APPLICATIONS PERSON HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR AND Connecticut General Life Tracer, Top I’ay for right SOPHOMORE GIRLS for part Connecticut bar since 1971 and until recently was in such a group as well as the cost and the number of wanted to assist in develop man. Excellent fringe Insurance Co. time waitress work. After engaged in private practice in Hartford. representatives which would be expected to serve from ment of computer benefits. Apply at: Paragon Grosheider, a cum laude applications. No program .school and Saturdays. Plea He is a member of the Hartford County, Connecticut Hebron. Tool Co., Inc., 121 Adams sant atmosphere. Good graduaterof Trinity ming experience necessary. Street, Manchester, 647-9935, and American Bar Associations. Steady as You Go While Hebron is designated as being in the capitol Some knowledge of computers gratuities. Apply in person: College, Washington, D.C., ADVERTISING Brass Key Restaurant. Tracy Sullivan of Dover Street, region area, it has never joined the group. Mrs. Wilson helpful. Part time year round MECHANIC- Small engine began her company career will also research the state statutes to determine if a position, excellent salary and experienre. Own tools, (lood in 1968. After she was ad Finance Planhing Manager Manchester, is trying to get her “sea iegs” as DEADLINE equal opportunity employer town may join a regional group other than the one in 12 00 noon tne d ay b e fo re salary. Insurance. Steady M/F. Applications m aybe ob vanced through various SOUTH WINDSOR - Posillico received his she participates, with area Giri Scouts, in which it has been placed by the state. publication employment, and advance group pension positions, Deadline lor Saturday and Mon* tained from Windsor Public ment possible. Also looking Louis F. Posillico has been bachelor’s degree in ac roiier skating iessons at the Vernon Skate Mrs. Wilson said she feels that regional planning agen School District, 150 Bloom MAN WANTED To work in she was named a super day IS 12 00 Noon Friday for - Trainee. Eckert's, named manager of finan counting from Hunter Grade A Large Brown Eggs .. 89c Park on Route 83. Ciasses are running for six cies will have more power over regional planning in the field Avenue, Windsor, Coventry, 742-6103. Printing Department of local visor in 1974, She has been riioiiiuH A. Got ill cial planning for Gerber College, an affiliate of City future. She said she feels if a town doesn't actively par Connecticut. 688-3631. food warehouse. Will teach weeks and at the ciose of each session there you to run small AM Press, serving as assistant direc Scientific Inc., it was an University of New York, ticipate it could be in a position of being subject to rules PLEASE READ PART TIME WAITRESS- tor of customer service, Rich In Flavor wiii be a graduation party. (Heraid photo by BABYSITTER NEEDED- Appiy In persons only: La Must be able to type. Apply: nounced by George M. and his master's degree and regulations it didn't have a part in formulating. Call anytime after 6 p.m,, 646- Gacr Bros, 140 Rye Street, ’ group pension operations, Homogenized Strempfer) Strada West, 471 Hartford Gentile, senior vice presi from New York Universi The committee has also been asked to join the Eastern YDUR AD 0767. Road, Manchcsler. South Windsor. Muiiri'i'ti Oiinhi'iili'r since 1977. Natural Country Classified ads are taken over the dent of finance for tbe Ice Cold Connecticut Development Council at a cost of five cents phone as a convenience The ty- PLUMBER WANTED for firm. Posillico is a member of per capita. This would make Hebron's share, $250 a year. Herald is responsible lor only NURSES AIDES- We are GENERAL MECHANIC - one incorrect insertion and then year round work. Excellent In his new position the National Association of MILK Horse Training Set On suggestion of committee chairman, James Lynch, looking for responsible, warm Full time days. Paid CMS, Bank Declares Dividend FRUIT DRINKS only to the size of the original in* Company Fringe Benefits. people interested in caring for Blue Cross & Life Insurance. Posillico will assume Accountants and the the committee agreed to take a tour of the existing sertion Errors which do not Please call 649-2871. the Elderly and Mcnfally Amerbellc Corp., 104 East VERNON — Students interested in learning lessen the value of the adver* HARTFORD — The directors of Hartford National responsibility for planning Institute of Internal commercial-industrial zones within the town to deter Retarded. 7 to 3 weekends. Main Street, Rockville. Apply horsemanship training may register through the Indian lisement wiil not be corrected by EXPERIENCED OIL Corp. have declared a quarterly dividend of 30 cents per and budgeting, forecasting, Auditors. He and his wife, mine what property is available for development. an additional insertion Apply in person at: Meadows between, 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Valley YMCA and receive reduced rates for the Hal Vita BURNER SERVICEMAN share of common stock payable April 20, 1979 to financial and economic Margaret, and their two Lynch said Arbor Acres has approached town officials C onvalescent Home, 333 An E q u a l O p p o rtu n ity Shallowbrook Equestrian Center in Somers. WANTED- Please call 643- Ridwcll Street, Manchester. Employer. shareholders of record on March 31, 1979. in Hebron as well as in other area towns to locate a site analysis and long range children reside in Glaston- Lessons will be planned for Fridays from 4 to 5 and 6 5135. for a new hatchery and to date no satisfactory site has strategic planning for 'iry. p.m. and will run for five weeks starting April 20. Any Why not send LIFE GUARDS - Glastonbury Town of Andover Gerber Scientific Inc. child eight or older may register. been found. a happy thought Complete Sales Seminar Lynch said the increased building in town could create swimelub needs lifeguards for ' NOTICE OF REGI.STRAHS Before joining Gerber, The five-week course will include one private lesson, to someone todayl MANCHESTF'R— Phil Daly, Mike McNickleand Mary 1*1 the summer months. Must be Notice is liereby given that the Registrars of Voters for the Posillico served as a need to develop neighborhood business areas. certified in lifesaving. Call Kelly of Ro-VIc Inc,, 146 Sheldon Road, recently were m two semi-private lessons and two group sessions. Town of Andover, Conn, will be in session on April 3. 1979 manager of financial plan Mrs. Wilson presented the committee with a report on 643-4687. awarded certificates of achievement for completing a For information about fees and to register call the from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. at the Town Office Building. .School ning for Management the housing characteristics in town. She said statistics lioad. for (he purpose of complcling Ihc preliminary YMCA office at Vernon Circle, 872-7329. EXPERIENCED .seminar conducted for professional salesmen by Spartan Assistance Inc., a New show an increase from 456 houses in 1950 to 1,646 in 1978. NOTICES Hcgislry l,ist. Chemical Co. in Toledo, Ohio. MACHINIST, TOOLMAKER, York City firm involved in Commercial building, including apartment houses, has certified workers. We need a liealricc E. Kowalski Ro-Vic Inc. is the authorized distributor of Spartan’s the manufacture, sale and Craft Show Planned increased from 25 to 61 in the same period. Loti and Found few good people to join a Faith S. Weber full line of chemical spacialty maintenance products. service of computer Mrs. Wilson said the town has 15 apartment buildings young growing company, full Registrars of Voters I.o i i I h F, I’oHilliru system s VERNON— On Saturday and Sunday, from 10 a.m. to 5 with 100 units and 21 two-family dwellings. Manufac LOST - Ladies Ring, Blue Lin- or part time. Please apply at Town of Andover p.m., the Rockville High School class of 1979 will host the dy Star, Sapphire, in L.M. GUI Welding and d:I7-3 Ruth K. Munson, Town Clerk tories totaled eight in 1950 and only two are listed on the Manchester; Sears, Caldor, first annual Spring Festival Craft Exposition. Manufacturing, Division of 1978 Grand List. Motor vehicles have increased in First Federal, Elm Ceramics. B.H.S. Incorporated, 1422 All four classes, most clubs, and many faculty number from 684 to 1950 to 4,087 in 1978. Reward. 646-8018. 'Tolland Turnpike in members are taking an active role in what they hope will Mrs. Wilson said that in the past five months, 22 Manchester, or call Carl Skold NOTICE TO BIDDERS become an annual fund-raiser for the school. Brian building permits have been issued for dwellings with the Partonala at 647-9931. E.O.E. Pilkln Street-Porter Street Drain, Phase I ■EPEAT oil SELLOUT McCartney, principal, said. estimated construction cost being $852,900. House sales, CONTRACT J14 RIDE WANTED TO LUBE PERSON WANTED To Manchester, Connecticut — As part of the weekend program, 50 craftsmen from from August 1977 to December 1978, showed 96 homes HAMILTON STANDARD, lubricate truck and trailers. Readvertlse several area states will be selling and demonstrating Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. were sold in the $40,000 to $60,000 price range. There were Related experience In accordance to the provisions of the Town Charter, SPECIAL DIRECT FACTORY PURCHASE! crafts in areas such as leather, jewelry, trapunto, Call 643-5686. necessary. Excellent wages, 65 sold in the $20,000 to $40,000 range and 28 in the $60,000 scaled Bids for Pitkin Street-Porter Street Drain, Phase I, copper, sculpture, pottery, hand-painted chocolates and to $80,000 range and three were in the $80,000 to $100,000 all fringe benefits. For ap DAN RIVER RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP pointment, call 688-7596. Contract J14, will be received at the office of the Director of even a general candy store. range plus an apartment complex over $100,000, is open 8 to 5:30, Tuesday thru General Services. Municipal Building, Manchester, (Connec 150 TRADE IN Giont for cool, sunny lops. Festival activities will include the annual open house of Mrs. Wilson said only 10 sales were in the under $20,000 Saturday. 2 Barbers on Satur WANTED - Man to work in ticut 06040 until 11:00 a.m. ESTbn April 18, 1979, at which CHECK the vocational-agricultural department with a petting zoo price bracket and these were seasonal dwellings. day, printing department of local place and time said Bids will be publicly opened and read Take your choice of either of these fine Cur and plant sale. Lynch asked committee members to start writing food warehouse. Must be able aloud. GINGHAMS Other school booths ill feature cartoon movies, com down their goals and objectives and to have them ready to type, ^ p ly Gaer Bros. 140 The work includes construction of approximately 90 lln. It. tis Mathes Color TV's, a 19" Color Portable Rye St,, South Windsor. of 48 In.. 1,480 lin. ft. of 36 In., in. storm drains and appurte The perlect fabric for homo dccoralmq too' puter games, bio-rhythm charts, silk screened T-shirts, for the next meeting of the committee scheduled for EMPLOYMENT or a 25" Color Console, and save during this AS LOW AS nant work. 1/16". 1/8" & l/4"Checks gymnastics exhibitions, a clown booth and many more. April 18 at 8 p.m. in the Town Office Building. sale. Now with our 36 month financing plan Bid Security: Big Bond in the sum of 10% of the Bid. l65% Celanose FORTREL®Polyesier/35'!:i Coiion Halp Wanted 13 Successful! bidder must furnish 100 percent Performance you can afford a Curtis Mathes. You don’t EN JO Y WORKING WITH Bond and 100 percent Labor and Materials Bond. Simphcify 8980 ' iMochine wash • Tumble dry TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. FLOWERS? - We are looking Drawings and other Contract Documents may be have to settle for lessi 1 44" Wide Apply 81 Commerce Street, for people to run our outdoor examined and obtained at the office of the Director of CHS Honor Rolls Listed Glastonbury. PTG Company. flower locations Friday, General Services, Municipal Building, Manchester, Connec 10 yaid limn pci customer' Telephone 633-7631. .Saturday and .Sunday. Work 1 drew Szabo, James ticut 06040; $25 deposit required. cond quarter. Following is the list of or all 3 days. Car a necessity. REGULARLY Si .39 A YARD FYARD COVENTRY - Due to problems with the com Grade 10 students, those named to the Honors Tomanelli, Robing RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Contact: SDR Enterprises. Any contract awarded under this invitation for bids is Weatherwax. expected to be funded in part by a grant from the United puter, the honor rolls for Margaret Banks and list for the first quarter: shifts. Good pay, good Andover 742-9965. Tho.se named the seconu benefits and working con States Department of Housing and Urban Development the first and second Elizabeth Hammersla (iru ilr 12 quarter were: ditions. Apply in person, Ver MEDICAL A.SSISTANT FOR (HUD). AS LOW AS DIMITY PRINTS Armand Affricano, Abby quarters at Coventry High made the high honors list non Manor, 180 Regan Road, DOCTORS OFFICE, Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the Delicate iioidis aie so pietfy and easy to care lot . both quarters and others Bannard, Patrick Cromie, ^hool have been released (tra d e 12 Vernon. ROCKVILLE • Monday, I’resident's Executive Order No. 11246 and any amendments BO'Xi Celanesc FORTREl '*^ Polvcstt;i/50";> Cotton together. making the list during the Debra DeCarli, Brenda Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, or supplements to that executive order, and all other England, Kathryn Healy. Gail Abby Bannard. Debra CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC M.tchinp wash Tumhie fli V "* Jennifer ' Blair was second quarter were: Tam 12 to 6. .Send resume to Box requirement pertaining to HUD funded projects. LeBlanc, Kimberlee Metcalf. DeCarli. Brenda England, - Experienced only. Top CC, c/o Manchester Herald. 44" Wide 187■ y a r d my Bannard, Debra Heath The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all Bids, MODEL D5S0 25” DIAGONAL named to the high honors Lynn Michaud, Rebecca David Fish, Kathryn Healy, wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile. 1862 and Lynn Kinsella, Berlin 'Tpke,, Wethersfield, should the Owner deem it to be In the public interest to do so. K S MONTH* REGULARLY S2 49 A YARD list for both marking Paterson, Brenda Rady, Nan Chris Jensen, Gail LeBlanc, PART TIME GIRL FRIDAY- Heather Cromie and Michael l/oughlin. 563-0151. For Real Estate Office. periods and Patrick cy Runnels, Penny Smith, Town of Manchester CURTIS MATHES David Doyle, Grade 9 Kimberlee Metcalf, Nancy Typing and Bookkeeping Cromie for the second Gail Spink. Bruce Robert B. Weiss WITH THESE FEATURES: students made the high Runnels. Penny Smith, Gail RN-LPN wanted for full or requir^. Call Frank Strano. quarter. Both are Grade 12 Tangarone, Jeffrey Taylor, part time on all shifts. Apply General Manager MODEL D 335 19" DIAGONAL Spink, .Jeffrey Taylor. (Jieryl 646-2000. s c e n t s . honors list both quarters Keith Turro, Cheryl Wilhelm. director of nursing. Salmon- • 100% SOLID STATE Tibberts, Alan Tracy. Linda LENO (Grade 11 student, and Georgia Benoit and brook Convalescent Home, off HOUSEKEEPING- Woman • ELECTRONIC TUNER Worthington. WE ALSO FEATURE [iiharles Funk made the Dennis Kurtz, the second G rade 11 House Street, Glastonbury. needed for light quarter. Laura Bagnall, Luann I'lcase call 633-5244. housccicaning, 7 hours per NOTICE COMPLETE HOME ENTERTAINMENT •INSTANT TOUCH TUNING GAUZE PRINTS & SOLIDS high honors list for the se G rade I I Bendell, William Diehl. Scott week. $4.00 per hour. PUBLIC HEARING COMBINATIONS BY CURTIS MATHES • 4 YEAR WARRANTY -P h i fee t for springy lops and dresses Laura Bagnall. Linda NURSES AIDES wanted for References necessary. Call Doyle, Oiarles Funk. Scott full time on all shifts. Apply ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS 55'« Cnianese FORTREL^P«)lvPsier/45"v Cotton DeVito. William Diehl, Scott between 6 and 8 p.m , 643-5190. •MANY MODELS TO CHOOSE Gorke. Bruce Olmslead, Lynn director of nursing. .Salmon- BOARD OF DIHE(,TORS St. James School Doyle. Donald Fritz, Scott Machine wash ■ Tumble diy 027YARD Stolgilis, Susan Thomas, .lohn brook Convalescent Home, off TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT •Cash Sale Price (Model D33S) I4 H .N wWi trade. ELECTRICIAN FROM Gorkc. .fonathan Kristoff. Sales Tax $38.00. Total Cash Price $$34.8$. No Down 44" Wide Tomanelti. House Street, Glastonbury. Experienced. Benefits, Call Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town ol Pejnant. 38 monthly paymanie at 818.78 par month. REGULARLY S2 98 A YARD Carol IjF a u c i, Catherine Plca.se call 633-5244. the DuBaldo Electric Com Manchester, Connecticut will hold a Public Hearing in the M tiJo wM tads, s m m Posts Honor Roll Sargent. William Simmons. Datarrad payment priea 8878.38. Annual pareantaaa I P 84A00. Tata OMh arina « T ia nn M- ir „ „ r , , „ ^ (ira d e 10 pany, at 646-5422. Hearing to im at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, rata ol 14.88H ertth yoEir approved ondlL I.ynn Stolgitis, Kent SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Manchester, Connecticut, Tuesday, April 3, 1979, at 8:00 Cleveland. Marc Gagnon, Tammy Bannard. Julie Thalacker, Susan Thomas, South Windsor. Will train. MANCHESTER -The P.M. to consider and act on the following: Beach, Kevin Bradley, Tracy Apply 9 Brookfield Street or following honor roll has Michele Kohl, Tracy Martin, John Tomanelli. I’roposcd Resolution — To consider the Resolution to discon orasie EMBROIDERY HOOPS Lisa Moerschi, Elizabeth Brazeal, Kimberly Breault. call 289-5918, after 12 noon. been announced at St EXPERIENCED tinue Memorial Street in its entirety. Copy of the Proposed Nitschke, Lisa Putnam Daniel Coon. Joan DeCarli. (tra d e 10 Make your embroideniag easier to do' James School for the se Renee Edgerly. , NURSES AIDES - Full time, MACHINI.ST, TOOL MAKER, Resolution may be seen in the Town Clerk's Oflice during Daniel Avery, Donald YEAR Quality plastic w ith adiustahle metal tension cLimps cond trimester. (.ru d e 6 Donna Guillcmette. and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. POWER PRESS business hours. YEAR YEAR 2 » ‘ | o o Sandra Bowes. Michele Avery. Julie Beach. Anne Experienced preferred, but OPERATORS AND SET-UP 6 " Size ■ Regularly $1 19 each Kathleen Haddad. Debra Proposed Ordinance - To consider a Proposed Ordinance WARRANTY High Honors Desautels, Brian Dunn. Hilling. Trxid Boice. Kimberly we will train. Apply in person: MAN. Apply in person, H i B to transfer the bed of memorial Street to Manchester WARRANTY WARRANTY Heath. Debra Heinz, Drew Tool & Engineering Co., 168 8 " Size • Regularly $ 1.39 each (>rade 3 Jeanne Gillespie. Kimberly Breault. Joan DeCarli, Renee East Hartford (Convalescent Memorial Hospital lor no consideration. Copy ol the Kapp, Margaret Keller, Forest Street, Manchester, 100% Donna Girardin. Louise . Little. Amy Marchei, John M gcrly. Home, 745 Main Street, East Proposed Ordinance may be seen in the Town Clerk's Office 100% SHOP 100% Select either size! Buttciick 5971 ' Lynn Kinsella. Hartford. E.O.E, M/F. Michaud, Michelle Nosce, Prior, Suzanne Supple, Ronald Christine Marley. Debra Margaret Farrar, Susan during business hours. PIX TUBE THE FABRIC STORE WITH STYLE* Mary Prior, Michilene Nosce White. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special LABOR PARTS Royer, Susan Szabo, Raymond Gasper. Kathleen Haddad. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Grants, Fund41, Account 41-282-$12,168,00 to be financed by G rade 6 G rade 7 Taylor, Rebecca Underwood, Debra Heinz, Margaret Excellent Part Time work. 4 4 4 Mark Bailey. David Kristen Brennan. Tracy Brenda Watson. Henry Keller. Roger Pietros, Susan Will train. Call Manchester EARN EXTRA MONEY! a Grant from the Department of Health, Education and M \N( HF..STFR Boisoneau. Catherine Day. Bugnacki. Lesley Carroll, Zurawek. Szabo. Brenda Watson. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. Deliver Southern New Welfare. Elizabeth Cowley, Carolyn (tra d e <> England Telephone Direc Proposed additional appropriation to the General Fund G rad e 7 SECRETARY - Part time tories in Manchester. DelSignore, Jill Fyler, Mary Alison Bagnall. Lisa Budget 1978-79, Board of Eklucatlon — $500.00 to'be financed Kelly Croichley, David Day, (ira d c *> mornings. Vernon Circlearea. Rockville. EJlington, Vernon, L. Greene. Sharon King. Buxton. .Sharon Cochrane, by restitution from the court for damages by a student. Patricia Gregory, Lynn Bonnie Affricano, Krist Typing, and machine South Windsor, Tolland, Proposed additional appropriation to Community Develop Sights • Sounds Michaud, John Misselwilz. Ingrid Kunisch. Brigid Teresa Danahy. Allen transcription a must. Send Bolton and Glastonbury. If Arcy. Alison Bagnall. ment Block Grant Fund 71 - $88,868,00 to be financed from Rooney. Timothy Walsh. Dolleris. Renee Duclos. resum e to Box AA, c/o you have spare time during I___ ahmjfs firs t quality fabrics & notions Jacqueline Sipples. Georgina Benoit. Teresa Community Development Block Grant Program, Areawide Mary J. Wertenbach, Cynthia Figiela, Richard Manchester Herald. the week and weekends, fce G rad e 8 Danahy. Allen Dolleris, Renee Housing Opportunity Plan. Girard. (^rade 8 . Duclos. Suzanne DuFour. March 31st. thru April 11th., .APPI I VM KS Susan Chmiel. Beth Caffrey, Charlotte Hollister. Kevin' NURSES AIDE.S- Full time, and you are a licensM insured Dated at Manchester, Conn, Barbara Boudreau. David Gregory Edgerly. CTiarlotte UPPER LEVEL TM -Cm FIAZA Lisa McIntyre. Karen l,erch, Kathy laipi. Cynthia all shifts. Experience driver, with a car or light this 23rd day ol March 1979 Callahan. Jennifer Gay. Kelly Hollister. Dennis Kurtz, iVESTFARMS m a l l MON-WED 9-6 SIIOFPIIIQCtNIIIk O'Toole. Nadeau. Dawn Ogden. Diana preferred, but training will be truck, write to: Pro Disco Elizabeth J, Intagliata, Secretary 273 W. MIDDLE TPKE. OtaN DAILY 10-8 Harvey. Michael Hebert. Joy Kevin Lerch, Kathy Lupi. TH U RS 9-9 O W N DAILY Id-d; SAT. 10-« Redfield. Karen Sheehan. An given. A|»ly in person: East Inc.. P.O. Box 5266, Hamden, Board of Directors OPEN 10-A.'0 MANCHESTER General Honors Lemelin. Robin Metevier. Cvnthia Nadeau. Dawn Hartford Convalescent Home. Conn., 06518, Please enclose FRI. 9-6 T IL. m - M 1 7 TBL. 848-7728 drew Szabo. Lynne Thomas. Manchester, Connecticut 561-33’ ’ G rade 3 Vito Perrone. Karen Rohan. Ogden, Kimberly Pike, Diana 745 Main Street, East Hart telephone number. An Eiqual Next to Slop & Shop SA T 9-5 Robin Weatherwax. Marc Barry, Karen Peter Shea. David Turgeon. Redfield, Karen Sheehan. Aih ford. Opportunity Employer. 074-3 PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. March 28. 1978 EVENING HERALD, Wed,, March 28, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE Homaa For Sala 2} Homaa For Sale 23i H 0tp Wanltd 13 Hatp WmrtPd 13 Halp NTanlMf 13 Halp Wantad 13 Sehoola-Claaaaa 19 BUSINESS & SERVICE Homaa For Sale 23 Homaa For Sale 23 FULL-TIME APPLIANCE PART TIME - Bookkeeping, AUTO BODY MAN- 6 years CLERK TYPIST - filing, FOR THE BEST - Manchester NYQISDOrT DEUVERY MEN-Good hour Typing, Gal Friday. With ad experience. Good pay and ^ping, accounting. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 ly rate. Call for appointment- benefits. Excellent working References. Downtown Hart pupils per teacher. FREE in JUST SURK IN Al Sieffert's Appliances, 647- ministrative skills for Blast troductory lesson with this ad. REA LES1A 1I Hartford Real EsUte Office. conditions. 688-2233. ford. Send reply to Box GG. Wh o dll you nead to know 9987. care of Manchester Herald. Call 64fr6306. or 646-3549. n M cm ■ M more H u ll« ' m real eNiJto 289-7475. tagir pen la aall ya«r iteral5 AVON - To buy or sell in ...... Neighborhood oIlKes everywhefe. Manchester, Bolton Coven- WOMEN-18 and over to work heyaa. Innymarabla t ■ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DENTAL ASSISTANT try, Andover, Call 822-8063 in Plastic Manufacturing, full □ REAL ESTATE pfoblama fom Raaar an- n e e d e d for Vernon and collect. and part time work. Call 646- ttelpalad ba bi wan lor yay M M L O O / downtown Hartford. Specialty M you *90 N alana.* DIRECTORY PART TIME NIGHTS - Earn 2920, between 9 and 5. Hontat For Salo 23 $5.00-86.00 per hour doing office. Excellent working con HELP PAY THOSE BILLS - 5 N le only natural ttwl our customer contact work from ditions with many fringe women wanted for part time OUTSIDE PART TIME- EAST HARTFORD - yaara of aiparlaaea, Sarvleaa OHarad 31 Sarvicat OHarad 31 Sarvicat OHarad 31 Building Contracting 33 LESPERM CEl PHONE 643-2711 benefits. Call 87^7ft52. avallabla to you, con our modem showroom. Call work. For interview appoint Saturdays: Pipe, Septic Tank Gorgeous Colonial 9 rooms, 4 521-2642. ment call 875^073. and associate laboring. Stu bedrooms, 2 car garage, with •maotb your path. You but- C«d)! TREE SERVICE - Free FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD SCHOOL BUS PRIVERS FOR aly naad ua at your olbov INCOM E TAX TYPIST- Experienced with CARPENTER - Repairs, • 4 6 -OSOB dent age 18 minimum accep an adjacent building Tot. ’The estimates, discount senior Legal, Thesis, etc. IBMSelec- remodeling, additions, gar DEMONSTRATORS: Earn HEBRON, Columbia and BE AN ARTEX table.. Rate $3.00. Inquire- total package price-only $65,- Richard MorIconI whon you havo a houaa for PREPARATION citizens. Company 457 Csniar Stm t Colchester. Call 537-5234 or tric ’Typewriter. Prompt ser ages, roofing. Call David Halp Wantad 13 more money with Treasure INSTRUCTOR - It’s the crafty McKiriney Brothers Septic 900. Group I, Belfiore Agency. Henry E. Agostinelll Manchester-owned and vice. Will Pick up and deliver, Patria, 644-1796. A.,, jh* aoi/ERTISINCS) House party plan. New Gift 537-5766 between 8 and 5 way to make money. We teach Tank Co., at Canine Holiday 528-9493. operated. Call 646-1327. ADVERTISING weekdays. in Manchester area. Call 649- C atal^. Also name brand you to sell and demonstrate Inne, 200 Sheldon Road. 8:30 BUSINESS INDIVIDUAL 3390, after 7 p.m. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY PART TIME PACKAGE internationally advertised a.m. or 5:00 p.m. RATES DEADLINE STORE HELP in Manchester. toys. EarnU4I I I I $1,000 Uor1 IllUlCmore IHI in LfC*! r»t Vk i » t_ SOUTH WINDSOR- Beautiful INCOME TAXES REWEAVING burn holes. - Remodeling and Additions. your spare time. Year round \ Person to clean h^se craft products. Arrange own maintenance free aluminum PREPARED — In the com Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Qardan Producta 1 lueordpwday 12:00 noon tn« ddy b«for« Permanent, Wednesday, ______n.ti ' one davday nerper weekweek. Own schedule. Earn $8.00 to ^.00 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 47 Apartmanlt For Bent 53 publication selling means $$$$. Call COVENTRY PUBLIC sided 6 1/2 room Colonial, 1 K 'L U L S Ia R fort of your home or office. Window shades, Venetian yet 3diyt ...... l1«wordp*rd I PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed,. March 28, 1979 c PMnuto — ChariM M. Schulz KVENING HERALD. Wed.. March 28. 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE f ‘‘ 6UTENAWR66N, ' PO you HAVE ANV Dear Abby PROPPEAPf-OU^ i * DIS PLEASE, BRINE ACROSS 4 8elort(po«t| Aniwar to Pravioua Puiila i^FRAl/LaN^ brothers AMP 5I5TER5, sSTW 0£A6L£|y I . , . 5 Gtnttic MISS? HAXNSie a e r e e n s a u p 1 Enunciits „ ,» „ • ( S' By Abigail Van Buren WITH OIL AMP VINE6AR" 6 Control 6 Loud hoita > / • 6E5CHUISTBl,Fm£IN7‘ 10 S p iM i 7 Atoll J ^ r e i 8 BtwikJtfSd 14 A fit Minor g Crivino 11 R«v«rMl TADS S nemnot l2Gumtrt«» urjri '* >3 Sniky lottM I**’*’'! ISOsyofwMk 17 Adtnoiint tri- | Autoa For Sato 61 Truck* hr Sale 62 Motorcyeha-BIcrcht 64 Motoreyefes-Bfeyefes 64 Has Panty Problem: phoiphiM 20 Arm bona (abbr.) 1977 FORD MAVERICK- 4 FOR . COMPETITIVE 21 Piercing tool 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN 19 Food 22 Japan A PlvE-YlEAie fiOvB/eNMCMT door. Power steering, Power window van. Excellent condi MOTORCYCLE Priscllla’8 Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Salvt brakes. 6 cylin^r. Automatic INSURANCE- Call the Aren’t His Wife’s 23 Farm agency tion. Very low mileage. Cap 23 Usalul (abbr.) 33 Flag 46 Empty ^ r u D Y t o d a y transmission. Perelli Radial tains chairs. Stereo and 1978 HONDA HAWK CB 400 experts at Crockett Agency, RDRMWWE HOW ABOUT A SUWWER HOWABCXJTA W m f - «k PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 28. 1979 Newt for Senior Citizene By WALLY FORTIN vegetables for our summer Jesanis 765, A1 Gates 762, delicious chicken dinner at Hi Gang! Man, have I got meals program. Martin Bakstan 759, Ann noon we have an in some super news for you. Anyone interested in Thompson 754, Kitty teresting program. Taking I've been talking lately helping sbouid contact Joe Byrnes 745, Martha LaBate a topic from the newspaper about organizing a com a t 647-3211. If women 738, Robina Carroll 735, series “Death & Dying,’’ mittee to work on a fur would like to help they can Sam Schoors 727, Anna we’ll have a panel of nishing and fund raiser and plant a few flowers. Jusarik 727, Olive professionals to discuss that we would soon kick Let’s get to the Houghtaling 725, John widows and widowers at things off. Well, before we happenings at the center. Kluck 724, A1 Chellman 719, 1:15 p.m. Everyone is in could officially start the We start with Friday after Archie Houghtaling 711. vited and there is no ^ o mAght*n ball rolling, we were noon when we had 48 Tomorrow after a charge. receiving personal players for setback. ’The donations, some for as winners are Helena gavello much as each. Then one 150, Paul Schuetz 139, of oUr members, Florence Clara Hemingway 128, Pat’s Medical PbanaKy Anderson, stopp^ by and Joseph Martino 128, Ber told me her son, who owns nice Martin 124, George HOLLIbItR OSTOM7 PKUUULIS i^Easyfora A.B.A. Tool and Die Co., Brooks 124, Josephine has donated $500. How Schuetz 122, Anna Johnson • BaelMlM kanya wtl about that! 121, Ada Roias 120, Violet a When tallying up all Dion 120, Archie a donations and I might add Houghtaling 118, Joseph PROMPT FREE DEUVERY we’re greatful for any Peretto 117. ^ M e n u ^ U f t donation, no matter how On Monday afternoon we ALL YOUR MEDKAL NEEDS! small. We have $825. We had 55 players for pinochle. started the official drive The winners: Dom 1001 Mail St 528-8553 E n t Hartford Monday when we A n astasia 766, F elix registered for a day at the dog track. By filling the three buses, we will be able Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thure. & FrI. Nites ’til 9 to add a little better than Open Sundays Noon ’til 5 $300 to our project. As I m entioned, we started registering for the dog track and for the Show Time in Bolton Washington D.C., trip. We started signing about 7:50 Children in the Project Explore gifted Lily Daisy Skunk); Andy Hryn, (Roland Hip a.m. and by 8:45 we had program in Bolton created a musical comedy po); Kevin Cassidy (Harry Horse); Melissa two full buses and twenty hand puppet production “Jennifer’s Dream” Blumenhagen (Miss Mole); Lisa Pearsall on the waiting list for the and Monday the show went on the road. The (announcer) and Peggy Shorey (Myrtle dog track. By noon we students presented it at the Newington Turtle). Back row, Kenny Reiss (Ollie completed the third and final bus. For the Children’s Hospital. Shown with their puppets Elephant); Jimmy Dresselly, (Professor Washington, D.C., trip, we 1’© are, front row from left Jennifer Polidero Prescott Pig); and Peggy Klekotka (Suzy have a waiting list. (Jennifer); Jill Silverstein (Rosie Petunia Snake.) (Herald photo by Richmond) Our new man, Joe, has set up a fishing trip. We have a chance to visit a fish hatchery and then a chance to do a little fishing. There Safety Patrol To Expand are two stocked ponds at the hatchery, one for VpjRNON — A group of students September. Plans now are to have supplies such as identification signs regular fishing and the the patrols stationed not more than from Grades 5 and 6 in the Vernon and small equipment needed by the other for fly casting. You’ll two blocks from an elementary public schoools will participate, next patrollers. be allowed to keep one fish. month in a pilot safety program ap school but that area may be Mrs. Claire Albom, supervisor of i.'S The trip is scheduled proved Monday night by the Board of expanded after the program gets physical education, with the help of April 14. You must have a P'ducation, and several months ago going. teachers, administrators and the . .7 fishing license which may Borrow a lilt from Spring and say goodbye to jaded by the f’TO Council and various PTO The local PTO groups have con PTO groups, set up the program last groups. tributed half of the minimal cost for fall but it was decided to start it in be secured at the Town appetites. Forget about the old standbys that grow more dreary Hall and is free. We will be The safety patrol program will ex the program. The costs are for the spring when the weather was with each day and surprise the family with a fast and flavorful signing up for this trip pand to include Grade 4 students next better and to allow time to train the Monday starting at 8:30 baked Cod entree. Add spicy peach and cottage cheese low students who will be involved. a m. The only charge will calorie salad that requires no dressing. It’s all ready in a jiffy The students who will be patrolling be $1 at the hatchery for too with new NO THAW freezer to oven fish cookery and an Health Group Forming will instruct, direct and control fishing. students crossing streets and MANCHESTER — A new support restricted lives, relying on friends Joe is also ready to start ever so easy to assemble salad. highways at or in the area of the group is being offered for people suf and family to perform many tasks a garden at the Green elementary schools. The students fering from agoraphobia by the Men for them outside the home. School and is looking for a tal Health A.ssociation of Connec The first meelilfc will be Tuesday, will not be involved in directing traf BAKED COTTAGE CHEESECAKE WITH FRUIT COCKTAIL SAUCE fic. few volunteers and a few ticut. April 3, at 7 ;||^ H j^ a t the home of plants, preferably The Vernon Police Department is Agoraphobics are persons who Alfred and Schiinmel, 26 tomatoes and peppers. It Crust: 20 oatmeal cookies also cooperating in the program and pan. Bake in 3(X) degree F. oven for 30 minutes. experience acute anxiety upon Phelps Road. will be an experiment to 1/2 cup flour will continue to be involved. Physical Cool on fack. Combine cottage clieese and next leaving home or visiting a crowded Further information and directions see just what kind of soil 1/3 cup butter education teachers at the various place such as a supermarket or to the Schimmel home can be ob we have. He would like to 1 egg yolk 6 ingredients in blender or food processor. Whirl schools will act as supervisors. restaurant. tained by calling the Mental Health p la n t a v a r ie ty of until smooth. Stir in"lemoii peel, lemon juice and Association at 233-2601. Many victims lead severely Filling: 3 cups large curd cottage cheese vanilla. Pour into baked crust. Bake in 350 degree OVER 80 YEAftS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE! 1 cup sugar F. oven 55-60 minutes. Refrigerate at least 2 1 tablespoon flour hours. Combine fruit cocktail and rest of sauce Legion Auxiliary Offers 1/4 teaspoon salt ingredients in saucepan. Bring to boil. Remove atlas bantlq 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg from heat. Cool. When ready to serve clieesecake, 3 whole eggs cut in small wedges and ladle sauce over top.” SUPPER SOLE SANDWICH Place block of frozen fish nilcls in 10" skillet or large Five State Scholarships • 24 Hour Emergency Service 1 egg white Makes 3-1/3 cups sauce 1 lb. frozen North ' 2 tablespoons pickle saucepan. Add water, onion and salt. Cover, bring to a MANCHESTER — ’Fhere is still time to The auxiliary issues an education and • Burner Sales & Service submit applications for American Legion scholarship handbook called “Need a 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel 10 -12 servings clieesecake Atlantic Sole fillets relish boil, then immediately reduce licat and simmer about 8 - Auxiliary scholarships. There are five Lift?" which contains career and finan • Clean Heating Oils 1 teaspoon lemon juice "Or spoon sauce over cake before serving. 1 cup water 1/2 cup mayonnaise 10 min:itcs or until flsii becomes opaque and flakes easily state auxiliary scholarships of $400 each cial information including sources of 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 slice onion 6 slices (1 02. each) witii a fork. Drain and flake, fisli and combine with celery, still available. All applications must be in scholarships, loans and part time jobs 6 4 9 - 4 5 9 5 1/2 teaspoon salt processed American chopped onion, pickle relish and mayonnaise. Spread mix by Friday, March ,30. during the next school year. Call L's For Your Home Heatmg Sauce: 1 can (30 ounce) fruit cocktail, drained 1/4 cup chopped celery cheese food ture evenly on 6 slices of bread. Top each with a cheese The American Legion Auxiliary spon The handbook and applications are And Air Conditioning Needs... Master Charge 1 cup apricot jam 12 slices white, whole Visas 1/4 cup chopped onion slice and remaining slices of bread. Butter botli sides and sors scholarships to assist children of ex- available in the guidance offices at 2 tablespoons orange liqueur wheat or rye bread grill until clicesc starts to melt and sandwich is golden. •service men and women. Candidates must Manchester High School, East Catholic Youth Centre Butter 1 teaspoon freshly grated orange rind 6 Sandwiches he a child of a veteran who served the U.S.’ High School, Howell Cheney Regional Charges during the time of war, or the child of a Vocational Technical School, Manchester present member of the American Legion Community College, and Manchester's Crush cookies. Add flour and butter. Crumble of American I.,egion Auxiliary. two libraries. with fingers until mealy, stir in egg yolk. Press Scholarships are also available to Applications may be sent to Mrs. Laura mixture to bottom and sides of 9-incli spring form students already attending college, who Freeman, 36 Edmund St. (president of the meet the above qualifications. Manchester American Legion Auxiliary),, The auxiliary awards 15 scholarships or Mrs. Irene Pisch, 71 Grant Road (chair annually. These scholarships are man of the education and scholarship memorial scholar.ships in honor of all program). deceased state auxiliary presidents. Area Man New Direetor For Children’s Hospital NEWINGTON - Ronald F. Altman, patients. C.P.O., of Glastonbury, formerly co Altman received a bachelor's degree in director of the Orthotics and Prosthetics orthotics and prosthetics from New York Laboratory at Mas.sachusetts General University. Hospital in Boston, has been named direc He was certified by the American Board tor of arthotics and prosthetics for the for Certification, Orthotics in 1966 and by Your neighbor’s kitchen Newington Children's Hospital. the American Board for Certification, Just Shake it Altman succeeds Siegfried W. Paul, Prosthetics in 1975. (’ P.O., ol Wethersfield, who is retiring Altman's professional affiliations in- and Let it Fall Into Place. By Betty Ryder after 13 years of service. Hude the American Board for Certifica As director of the Orthotics and tion on Credentials, the American The Precision Haircut. Great Levi’s^ Sale At Youth Centre! Prosthetics Department for the children's Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists Because your head is unique, the way your hair hospital, the only one of its kind in the and the International Society for grows is equally unique. Really quite different from Super Low Prices! Stock Up Now! state, Altman will supervise a staff of Prosthetics and Orthotics. every one else’s. highly skilled technicians who design and Altman lives in Glastonbury with his Precision haircutting is a technique for cutting Denim Jeans & Corduroy Jeans manufacture braces and artificial limbs wife, Pamela and their three children. the hair in harmony with the way it grows. Your to meet the activities, needs and growth of hair eventually grows out but it doesn't lose its winemaker said she left Connecticut proximately 15,000 cases when the vineyards reach maturity in three shape with a precision haircut. Consequently your •-J)Cr/CM)s/T2/Vf|wn/( 20 years ago settling in the town of haircut will look as good after five days as it does Little Levi’s* Sizes 4 to 7 O HZ Alamo. The increase in population years,’’ she said. after five minutes. And because the hair falls Orig. 10.00& 10.50 ...... O e W W there soon had the Ellises eager for a One of the wines from Mark West naturally into place you won't have to keep fussing change and after checking out Vineyards which we especially LAST THREE DAYS... with it. Usually a shake of the head does it. possibilities from New Mexico to enjoyed was Gamay Beaujolais with At Command Performance we shampoo, Sizes 8to 14 Washington, they settled on a 116- its full body and strong color. precision-cut and blow dry your hair for fourteen acre former dairy farm on the ’The seminar included represen dollars, whether you're a gal or a guy. And no OrIg. 13.00& 13.50 ...... | W i W W Trenton-Healdsburg Road near tatives of 12 California vintners and 30th ANMVEIISttY SALE appointments are ever necessary Forestville, about one mile east of one from Washington State. We also offer permanent waves, coloring, IVaN Cbardcmnay the Russian River. Bob Betz of Chateau Ste. Michelle the Corner H o u s e Restaurant in P’armington; BUY NOW AND SAVE S frosting and conditioning But we really shine with Students Waist 25” to 30” H O C O in Washington introduced us to his Howard S. Weiss, president of World Wide precision And so will you “As our interest in wine grew, I award-winning wines including the Wines of Meriden, at left,; Joan Ellis of th e. compare notes during a wine tasting seminar Orig. 15.50& 16.00 ...... | took several enology courses and we Zinfandel which is light, slightly tart Mark West Vineyards and Winery in Forest held at the restaurant recently. (Herald c ______^ The lure of the West worked for pret began planting 62'4 acres of vines,” and very fruity. photo by Betty Ryder) Thousands of Levi's* jeans In our Qreat Spring Salel Our ty Joan Ellis, a native of Putnam, she said. The vineyard also produces a ville, Calif.; and Mario Zacco, proprietor of complete stock of corduroy leans In many colors. All our Conn., ssho together with her airline delicious Johannisberg Riesling 1977 Command Performance Bob, who is with Pan Am, con SUOOR basic unwashed denim jeans. For boys, for girls, for students. pilot husband, Robert, operate the which is suggested for use for the For many years, most of us tinues to fly 11 to 12 days a month, tation giving the wine a floral quali Every size. Every length. Now at Youth Centre, Manchester Mark West Vineyards & Winery in cocktail hour, as a picnic wine and as ty),, California. Marthallt Mall and had enrolled in several ty. It really is delicious. believed the best wines came from Forestville, Calif. an accompaniment to light foods in IT was our first sampling at the 917 , MAIN STREETMANCHESTER Parkade, for a limited time only. viticulture classes at Santa Rosa There were, of course, many other Europe. But, we might well look Manchaatar, Conn. Chatting with her during a recent creamy sauces. seminar and one that we Junior College. vineyards represented including homeward and try the California and OPEN THURSDAY TO 9 P Jl wine-tasting seminar held at the One wine which we also favored in remembered throughout. Washington Slate wines which are 6 4 3 -8 3 3 9 "We started with a small grape Napa Valley’s Rutherford Hill, Dry Free Lag Length AIWnt/on§ On All LevVe* Jenne Comer House Restaurant in Far Gerwurztraminer 1977 produced by ’The Gos Du Bois representative equally delicious and should be Mon-Pri 10-9 Ot 10-0 Creek in Healdsburg, Chateau St. mington, hosted by World Wide vineyard and produce now about 5,- Gos Du Bois, which was established explained that the white wine grapes available at your local liquor outlet. Wines of Meriden, the lady 500 cases. This will increase to ap in 1976 at Healdsburg (Sonoma Coun- were left on the skin^uring fermen Jean and others. I’AUE TW ENTY-SIX - EVENING HERALD. Wed . Marc h 28. 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"The a sso c ia tio n is reopened in February 1978 sored a series of gardens |tion may leave Covent •ame and blue jeans. priced boutiques and the “These planners mis said Moynihan, “That’s fighting back with a as a sports facility on vacant sites destined for Garden with little of the Covent Garden's own inevitable office buildings. understand how areas already happened. What resident-run slum renewal financed through funds ilocal flavor that helped residents can buy Paris The area’s life, the offices. A Japanese water develop. All they think of we’re asking is that it be program that seeks out raised by local groups. It nake it famous. fashions or have their hair garden fell victim to the Covent Garden is that it’s association says, will all be made more suitable for decrepit properties before serves 1,200 people a week "It 's the obscenity of cut by exclusive "hair imported. bulldozers, but there is a in the posh West End (Lon living in at the same the authorities do. It will — sports clubs, school I Hand values that is doing designers" without leaving new Italian garden in the don’s theater district). "The organization’s three time.” build gardens, organize an groups, people working and fthis to u s ," said Jim the neighborhood. But they central piazza and other l)iiin<- M. l{roHiiinK JacfiudiiK- \. (^uwryi-ti Jennif«*r Tlu>in|iHun iVIarcarel L. Johei« full-time em ploym work “We say fix up housing, annual local festival, and living in central London. Cheryl Ann Walter Teri Aremit [Moynihan, a full-time have trouble buying a loaf little pieces of green amid from a one-room office bring in light industry like work on property-use The reclamation work the concrete. Playgrounds, Itrian (>uod Mark K, Rovce Mieliael h. Creenier ^employee of a vigorous of bread or a cut of meat. where blue-jeaned bookbinders, kitemakers, projects for local buildings may ensure the center’s walkways and summer- cam paign to keep the The association charges volunteers are surrounded carpenters and — like Jubilee Hall. survival despite city plans ((''•'r' , .11, t I, ,.j , ij. "'^‘famous area from Engagements . * becoming just another ur- ban renewal project. i|)Hon-Good ; Covent Garden is the 100- Brownin^-Hurnhum (iaHTych-Scarmo Johes-Royce W aller-Greenier Arendt-Shea '^■ acre central London area The engagement of Miss Diane The engagement of Miss Margaret The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Jennifer The engagement of Miss Cheryl 'I f '' which once housed the Marie Browning to Peter Dennis L. Jobes of Worthington, Ohio, to .Jacqueline Anne Gawrych of Elaine Thompson of Cornwall, Ann Walter of Manchester to Michael The engagement of Miss Teri famous fruit and vegetable Burnham, both of Rockville, has Manchester to Thomas N. Scarmo of Prince Edward Island, Canada, to Mark E. Royce of Columbus, Ohio, Arendt to Kevin J. Shea, both of - market. Eliza Doolittle been announced by her parents, Mr. E. Greenier of Vernon has been an Waterbury has been announced by Brian Good of Charlottetown, Prince has been announced by her parents, Manchester, has been announced by sold her flowers under the and Mrs. Bradford J. Browning of 38 nounced by her parents, Mr. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. FJdward Island, has been announced Mr. and Mrs. Denton Jobes of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. / church portico in the Shaw White St., Rockville, Mrs. Robert J. Walter of 98 Benton Gawrych of New Haven. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Parkersburg, W.Va. St., Manchester. Arendt of 82 Ludlow Road, , play that became "M y Fair Mr. Burnham is the son of Mrs, Thompson of Cornwall, Prince Mr. Royce is the son of Mr. and Mr. Greenier is the son of Mr. and Manchester. ■ v Lady.” Magaret Burnham of 25 Lilley St., Mr, Scarmo is the son of Mr. and Edward Island. Mr, Good is the son Mrs. Edward M. Royce of 103 Diane Mrs, Herbert J. Greenier of 163 Mr. Shea is the son of Judge and I'v Since the market moved, Manchester, and the late If. Roy Drive, Manchester. Mrs. Michael .Scarmo of Waterbury. of Mr. and Mrs. Brendon Good of 398 Washington St., Vernon. Mrs, John F. Shea Jr. of 57 Boulder Covent Garden has Burnham. Miss Jobes received a bachelor’s Oak St., East Hartford. Miss Walter graduated from Road, Manchester. '; sprouted scores of shops, Miss Browning graduated from Miss Gawrych graduated from the Miss Thompson is currently atten degree in education from Concord Miss Arendt graduated from dozens of restaurants and a Rockville High School in 1971 and Manchester High School in 1972. She University of Connecticut with a ding Dalhousie University in Halifax, College, Athens, W.Va. and attended Manchester High School and is few nightclubs. one per customer . Mar. ?5-Sat; Mar 31 Limit one per1 Guaiomwcuatomer j---— attended Manchester Community is employed in the offices of Dr. F(0zen Grocery bachelor's degree in special educa N.S., Canada, and will graduate in Ohio State University, She is currently a student at Eastern “But Covent Garden Bakery College. .She is employed as a prrxiuc- Donald Morrison and Dr. Robert |Slop A Shop Coupon] Lig_ Slop s Shop Couponf L23 tion, She is employed as a special May with a bachelor of nursing employed by the Upper Arlington Connecticut State College. needs to have people living -i M H Stops Shop Coupon Walden in Manchester. MBiti9 0(MMn«id9$7,SOpuchM | h • * * o M M n in d ■ 17.50 pucHsaa I Stop & Shop Coupon tion information control clerk at the School in Columbus. in it, and not just h cOLOon and ■ $7.90 purchasa I MH education teacher in the Manchester degree. Mr, Greenier, a 1973 graduate of Mr. Shea graduated from With t n coLpon and a iV S O purchtM Pratt & Whitney Division of United millionaires,” Moynihan Public School .System. Mr. Good graduated from Penney Mr, Royce graduated from Rockville High School, attended Manchester High School and is also a Technologies Corporation in Flast High .School in 1977 and from Holland Manchester High School. He Manchester Community College. He student at ECSC. He is employed at said in an interview. Hartford, attended Manchester Community “Owners would rather Mr. Scarmo graduated from College in 1978. He is presently is employed by the Vernon Police Shop-Rite Supermarkets. Mr, Burnham, a 1967 graduate of College and Bentley College, keep buildings empty than UConn with a bachelor's degree in employed as an electrician at Burke Department. The couple is planning a May 19 Manchester High School, is Waltham, Mass. He is employed at 5oz. tube Package of 100 pharmacy. He is employed as a phar Electric in Charlottetown, Prince The couple is planning a Sept. 15 wedding at St. Bartholomew's rent to normal income KEEBLER employed as a .sheet metal mechanic Chatfield Paper Corporation in tenants. So 60 percent of 7 ounce can macist in Waterbury. Edward Island. wedding at St. James Church in Church in Manchester. (Village at Pratt & Whitney Division of Columbus. CREST The couple is planning a May 26 photo) the buildings are standing Regular or RED ROSE United Teclinologies Corporatioii in The couple is planning a June 23 Manchester. (Bird photo) STAR - KIST SOLID wedding at the Charlottetown Hotel ■ empty, rotting.” Mint Kasl llartlord. TOOTHPASTE...... The couple is planning a ,Iuly wedding. Moynihan is an official of G(X)()S(XI. Met. 25-Sal: Mar. 31. Ijnil aw pw(xatO(ner^r^^ GoodTEABAGS Sua, Mar. 25-Sal; C^(?KERS^^«cSS3;» in Charlottetown, Mar.31.UmilonepefCuslonw I » Good Sui, Uto 25Sal: li „WHITE TUNA The couple is planning a .June 9 wedding, (Martin photo) the Covent Garden Com- Mar. 31. Limit one per ( a i s l o n i w 1- ^ ^ j G(»d— Sun, ■Mar •*'J5-SatM(Y3t.Umdo(iep«Stoiw 25-Sat; Mar. 3t. Umdone pai iSalomaf i— ■ ■■ wedding. I Brown photo) . munity Association. Its op ponent in the village-size Shop Early For Your Passover Seder area, boasting the Covent Garden Opera House and braelMatzo'2 ^ Sportswear Buyers Flock To New York Supermarket crooked streets S pixxid pa(9(age I Sto p an d SNiop ssQrs: crisscrossed nightly by liy JOHN MOODY square feet of the New York huge meeting place where we bring best delivery arrangements. his city, he'll just look at the dis silk shirts, the store will realize its theater-goers, is th6 GefflteUsh Manischewitz 2 4 0 Z . far A I I’l M c ii' h I'liKliiiiii Udilnr Coliseum and crammed in more than togetlier eager buyers and It's like shopping for sow bellies co wear and smile and move on. In buyer made a mistake and place a Greater London Council, tMrrntmm fyV Cake Mixes AIV«WlMl2aLpl« How do clothing stores decide 1,20(1 menswcur lines for inspection aggressive sellers. on the com m odity m arke ts," the same way, buyers from Florida late order. " London’s local parliament. which fashion lines they'll carry this by retailers, the middlemen who "The easiest way to look at it is to Schimel says. probably won’t be interested in fur Schimel admits he’s not a fashion The community associa Soup Nuts 3S £99‘ year'.' determine what you can buy, when imagine the buyer is shopping at a The range of buyers who attend the coats." maker. He just brings together tion is rallying the local . Macaroons 99* They go to Ihe (lollies siiper- and for how much. marketplace just like when a regular N AM SB is staggering. New York’s the largest buyers and sellers. But he does see population of 2,800 against BEEE SWITCH! markel, ol course Unfortunately, most consuiners customer shops at the local store. "We have people from one-store marketplace anywhere. He can see being driven out by higher trends developing in mens’ wear. se lf service deli Heipytxjr- $SjSlop > Strop Couporijl Shop CouponP$ outlets in the most backward towns MH L20I I- L 2 4 | The biggest market of all opens in don't know how or when their "He has what's known as an "open the designers’ rooms and what the "I have a feeling we’re entering property values and loss of seH to your tavorite brands. Wjg) thb ootpon- ■ W y W icoupon New York City Sunday March 25 for favorite (dothing store chooses its to buy ' That means he has a certain and we have the big o«es, Saks Fifth largest stores are doing. into an era of consumerism. With in employment and services. Terrific way to stretch your meat dollar! lour days, during which 25,(KH) buyers stock. And they voice frustration amount of money he plans to spend Avenue and the rest, Now how does this filter down to flation, people are very interested in TTiere used to be a Ger 11b. Stop & Shop from ail kinds of slori-s will browse when they can't find the exact model on a category of goods. He's looking "But most buyers don't get to the customer? getting good garments that will last. man grocery just up the U .& & a d e "A ” Save‘l*0 0 |Save7 through racks and stacks of suits, they're looking for, for fall clothes, and let's say he travel all over the world. They have "Well," says Schimel, "if you walk If they lack some of the immediate street from the Badm RLM PROCESSING ! 25 pound bag .shirts, pants, colognes and just about Cy Schimel, executive director of wants leather coats. We may have restricted budgets, so by coming association’s On into a store and ask for a specific fashion appeal but will be wearable $ print ■ GRAVY TRAIN everything else you can pull, zip, or NAMSB, ri'cognjzes that gap; 100 leather manufacturers in the here they can get a look at the lines kind of shirt, and the store (doesn’t two years from now, they’re willing headquarters. Now it’s a Regular, | 2 9 this spiash onto yourself It's hard lor the individual show The buyer looks them over, from all over the world. have any, they can get one for you by to do that. Clothes consciousness is chic copperware shop. The Maple or Thick Sliced 31,1979. ■ D O G F O O D The National As.socialion of Men's customer to understand what goes on sees what are the best styles for his "Take a buyer for a small stor& calling one of the people the buyer less fashion oriented than it is Liza Doolitle boutique, OoodSun.Mai ».S *I «^3l Un« on* p«t cuHoow ^ (kxjdSun.M* 25-S*I.M*i 31, UnMontlw Chicken Bole>100!na 8 9 ‘ Sportswear Buyers rented ,350,000 at one of these things. This is just a customers, the best prices and the from the Midwest. If disco hasn’t hit met here. economic these days. It has to be” CxYlMU Qro<»rye 2 06 QfOcefy»[ 210 "Or, if a dozen people call in for Colonial Franks 1____ poftdpkg ‘1.29 12-14 lbs. Buyer’s [Stop A Shop Coijponf MH ]Slop & Shop Coupon] \&3lonial Chicken Hot Dogs « 89* F ro zen WKh ttM C04SXX1 H M th Ihn oolcon , After the tasty A Births Billboard ^om er deli •verything sliced fresh. turkey dinner, enjoy S a v e s I sandwiches, salad, and iS a v e S 0 I. > a (I gc I i Hi a, .leiiiiy M a rie , turkey soup meals package of 20 are Mr, and Mrs, (lino Evangelista of of Keith D. and Nancy Schulze Grindle of 81 Landers Road, East Available at stores with Service Deli 1 72 ounce pkg (laughter ol Edward J. and Doris Cyr Bloking of 250 W. Center St., Memorial Hospital. Her maternal MICHAEL J. CONUJN 48 Welles Road, Vernon. Her pater Bloking ol 90 Riverside Drive, Ver Hartford. He was born March 13 at GLAD Evangelista of '20 Midland Drive, Manchester. grandparents are Mr.and Mrs. Paul WASHINGTON (UPI) - Deutschmacher ■ G A IN E S nal great-grandmother is Mrs. Vernon She was born March 14 at non. She was born March 14 at Dodge of 14 Sycamore Lane, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The time honored advice T R A S H B A G S ■ BEEF BURGER Louisa Golalo of Warwick, R.l. She Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her r iiz d ii, M a ry - K a I h ry n Manchester. Her paternal grand that good nutrition means liverwurst QoodSun.M.'v 2S Sat.M ar 31 Limit on« per customs| OoodSun.Mai 25-3*1.M« . U m to n * has a brother, '20 months; and a Mrs. Basil Grindle of Blue Hill, 31 maternal grandparents are Mr. and maternal grandparents are Mr. and McCarthy, daughter of Alexander S. parents are Mr. and Mrs. A1 Pazda of including in each meal the sister, Jessica, 3. Maine. His maternal great German! 21 ^ocety*| Mrs, Lucien Cyr ol 86 Thrall Road, Mrs. Albert Schulze of 25 Olcott Jr.and Mary-Jane Dodge Pazda of 39 Bloomfield. Her maternal great four basic food groups — Omu- i grandmother is Mrs. Marion Sladyk Style Isiop & Shop Coupoi)upon| Drive, Manchester. Her paternal Tuck Road, Manchester. She was grandmother is Mrs. Daniel vound Slop * Shop Coupon, Vernon Her paternal grandparents in ■ ■ i • n . i ui milk, meat, fruits- WKh coupon" ' lllokiiig,...... JcHHicii I’orier-..-H..,,.. daughter R grandparents a.c are m., Mr. aau and mis. Mrs. iviae Mae horn M arch 13 at M anchester McCarthy of Manchester. She has a of East Hartford. His paternal great 9ft. Contains not more than 26% fat h tw coupon horn March 13 at Manchester vegetbles and grain — is grandmother is Mrs. Laura Staples brother, Christopher, 2'z. outdated, according to one Bologna coioniaiTop M,49i. Any Size Pkg. < of Blue Hill, Maine, he has two nutritionist. S a v e s Save. rarents Anonymous Has New Co-Sponsors Grindle, Miilllieu Daniel, son of brothers. Gary Scott. 5, and James Patricia Hausman of the package of 40 Patrick, 4. Boneless Beef Chuck Roast 'UTg, Regular or Super Robert P, and Dianne Marie Sladyk Center for Science in the Two women, one froni self lielp group sponsored Family Servi(;es in Water- Ihe University of Connec Univeristy of Public Interest believes P a stm ii ALKA STAYFREE Maneheslei" and the other by Manchester Memorial hury where she was in ticut's School of Nursing at Massachusetts School of the advice is too simple, ' < 1 Bonus Pack | MAXI PADS 0,30 from East llartlord. have liospdal and its auxiliary. volved in a Crisis Day Care Storrs She received her Nursing. and may in fact condone 3 9 GoodSun.Mar ?6’S4t.Mv 3t limK orw por cuMonw, OoodSun,M» 25 SM.M»31. Um4cn*p*(ouMo iim i joined lorees and will co- Tile (wo women give for neglected and abused master's degree in nursing Mrs. Shomo and M iss bad nutrition. _____ l b Orocery* sponsor Parents their time freely once a children. She also spon from Boston University. LaLiberte co-sponsor one Her complaint is that m 2 TRUCKLMDS OF SHHMP ^ B a k e d M e a tl^ ftopIShoD week to help parents help Anonymous of Manehesler sored a Parent Anonymous She previously worked in of the two Parent simply telling consumers M.69u Whole Oven Ready l^op A Shop Coupon ISlop A Shop Coupon WKh coupon Mrs. Carole Shomo of themselves, thus helping group in Waterbury and the Parent and Child Anonym ous groups in THURS. FBI. SAT. to cover the four areas Lamb Legs New Zealand Frozen WKh M coupon Manchester, coordinator of children and families grow worked in parent Center for abused children Manchester. does not adequately warn Fresh & Frozen Ihe Manehesler (’omimuii- 'ogether. counseling. .She will teach which is affiliated with For more information against excessive Lenten Seafood Shoulder Lamb Chops SaveSO’V ii SavelO ly Services Council Child Mrs. Shomo received MARCH 29* 30* 31 (or until sold out) a course in Parent Fduea- Children's Hospital. She call (Yireline: 1-800-842- saturated fat or cholesterol Specials 64 ounce container S 12 ounce jar Advocacy Team and Miss her liaehelor's degree at lion at YWCA in also taught pediatric nur 2288. in meals. Hetty Laliherte of East Roger Willi.ims College in Manchester in April, sing at Children's Hospital Deep sea treats F IN A L l ^ i H E IN Z _ DIRECT FROM FLORIDA "Half of all adult for tasty Lenten meals Hartford, have vidiinteered Rhode Island She Miss LaLiberte is assis and taught (paternal child Americans have blood Chicken LegcO^ T O U C H FABRIC s o f t e n e r ! g r a v i e s h o m e s t y l e to he eo-sponosres ol Ihe pr viouslv worked lor tant professor of nursing at health nursing at the cholesterol levels above OoodSun.Mar 29>Sri.Mar 31 Urn* one per a atom ej OoodSun, Mar 29-Sei.Mer 31 LM ontpV the value suggested in the ^Haddotik O iia r t e r s _ _ _ _ J Grocery*1 216F Grocery * 216 SHRIMP National Heart, Lung and ■ ■ ■ X U ------■ ■ ■ I P A 1 3 )1 LARGE Blood Institute’s handbook "White (3em"Chicken (Slop A Shop Coufionj Slop A Shop Coupriniupon\ On Dean’s List for physicians, yet the Fillets'2£* Breast Quarters with Wing4-6lb. pkg 6 3 i V W tH iM oaeon " F ^ WWl F a ( x C ) ^ .lames W Dwyer, son of major at Ihe college FLORIDA & basic four (food group ap Tuitot Fillets Ffoun •1.29a Mr and Mrs Williatn P EXTRA LARGE proach) says nothing about SaveXO rm iS “ a ve : Dwyer of 405 Spring SI , Russell ,1 Preclitl, 82 spring breeze the diet high in saturated 32oz.jar 2 Maneliesler, has been Trout Slri'am Drive, Ver SHRIMP fat and cholesterol that is 8 ounce bag lOO^Natmal Freshfioimder ik Portion Plenty of savory meat (water added) ^ SPAGHETTI , named to the dean's list at non. h,is been named an AVAILABLE so closely linked to this STOP & SHOP Cidhy College in Water- honor student lor the (all problem,” she said in an S A U C E stops Shop nU ets POTATO CHIPS Meat Meatless or Mushroom ville, Maine s('iiiesler at'Ihe University by Antonio Marco= article in “Nutrition Ac Cooked Ham Rump Portion i.oa Q o(> d S u l.M « 2 5 -S M .M ir3 1 U rK o n* p « o OoodSun,fyW2S-Sal,h4v3l. Umlonepvoudi A g r a d u a I e o f ol Texas al Austin, College tion," a magazine Rsh Cakes ‘I .09 r published by her group. Cooked Ham Steak wateradded * 1 . 7 Q i i Grocery* I Manchester High School, ol Engineering he is sophomore biology FILL YOUR FREEZERS 10 AM to S PM “NHBLI also estimates ISlop A Shop Couponf (Slop & Shop Coupon] that 60 million Americans Salt Water Fresh WMht«ooi own. EVENING HERALD. Wed., March '28, 1979 — PAGE THIRTY-ONE "The earlier you start Safety Club Teaches the Young any learning experience,” Happy Daze Ms. Caracci said, "the SII\KON Kl TEMIKKG eludes how to sit in a car awareness ot the hazards son knows how to plug the pick up the child, show him derstands it better. He can All the booklets' longer It’s reinforced in a CHICAGO (UPI) - Joy properly, why safety belts preschool children face, cord in and take the plug the fire and how it cooks relate to the bad feeling messages are keyed to person’s life and the Lynch's lA-month-old son should be worn, why it is says Barb Caracci, a out of the wall.” water, but that it is hot and he'll get if he touches the children's ages. For in greater the probability was injured when he important to walk on curriculum development Parents then are in Bachelor dangerous. electricity." stance, a 3-year-old has his they’ll be doing whatever it Switches to Apartment Living slipped in a puddle of sidewalks, not in streets, specialist for the council. structed to place the pop- Mrs. Lynch said the club is the right way. It’s like FRED T. KKKGUSO.N same since the advent of water, fell and hit the Nancy Kuzniar, also of mother put him in a car father of two, raising the only to discover he owns tears and, before dashing couch even my ex-wife all," said my sister. 'Tve where to play and how to One lesson asks outs depicting cords in ap has made her twins “so hUifks ” NEW YORK (UPI) - Erald Parker Harrington. Some operate by set fee, bathtub in their home in describes the dangers of suburban Naperville, said seat or restraint, but a 5- kids, boots them out to several rooms of furniture off to a classy lunch, cries: wouldn’t take? The early used them for years. Some avoid hot stoves and propriate places in the the program has help^ her aware of the dangers of Oh. the shock of it. Surprise It’s all been for others by the hour. But her suburban Naperville. piaying with electrical cor year-old puts on his own She saia some groups college and private school too many. “ 1 give up. You need depression, gold gilt are reasonable. They get puddles of spilled water. living room illustration. son, Brian, 3, "especially things, they continually seat belt or restraint. A 3- Tangerine walls — three of the better. Erald is a suggestion gave me hope- Mrs. Lynch doesn't want The booklets aim to ds and plugs and says, "you have expressed interest in and flees suburban middle His stalwart, ever- more help than I can give. mirror mother's best their money from the except she didn't know any Another example the section on cords and point this out. When I'm year-old holds his mother's buying club booklets in them. savior. A jewel, as women friend unloaded on us as a that to happen to her other develop decision-making should always ask a big describes the dangers of class mediocrity for life as reliable older sister rushes Throw it all out or try a difference between the decorators any more. plugs. He loves to play with baking a cake and they go hand while crossing the bulk to distribute to And a chocolate bedroom would say, a true gem. up from Florida to the wedding gift? children. 3-year-old twins abilities in chiidren, and person to plug the cord into kitchen ranges that “can a city bachelor. He decorator.” retail cost and the Frii'iid Helps them. He occasionally will to the stove, they say, ‘We street, but a 5-year-old poverty-level children, but w a ll w ith a b a tik And besides, he’s a succeeds in finding an out rescue. She takes a quick Throw out my in Never Better a wholesale price they pay Brian and Brent. So she encourage adult-child in the wall or take the plug hurt you if you get too close bedspread and matching 1 resorted to a kind and touch them and we bring in can’t touch this. It’s hot looks both ways before this is still in the “talking helluva good in terio r rageously over-priced, look around, half-heartedly heritance? All those tin decorator. for what they buy for yoU.” enrolled them in the new teraction and aduit out of the wall. A big per to it." Parents are told to and will hurt us.’” curtains. decorator. wonderful woman friend Child Safety Club of the the book and he un stepping off the curb on his stage." dark and dingy two- spreads three sheets of horse show trophies? The But decorators cost a lot, I found out later there Life has never been the The essentials: Divorced bedroom cooperative pad shelf paper, breaks out in I'd always heard. "Not at even smarter than my National Safety Council. broken-legged living room are other arrangements. sister. The council says ac "W ell," she said, “ I cidents killed 4,692 .1 MANUFACTURERS COUPON don’t know. I think he’s children under age 5 in fiBHlEGEMBaL. jBBQiaiQnBBniizgaL. wonderful but you might 1978. the most recent year libcotiDonla$7iO|wrchiM‘ 1 Wltti M coupon&« $7.50 purchtM’ with tN i coupon & I $7.50 purchm* With tNi coupon G a $7.50 purchiM*' not and I ’d hate to recom for which statistics are IViiRiallW ir UmSylMargint •WiMn'B-OiytiBiB ABBordthaBOMani mend anyone like this and available. More than 1,500 have you wind up mad at of the deaths resulted from TIDE me." automotive mishaps; 822 OFT-WEVE "Recommend." I said, from fires and burns; 720, "Hccommend." drowning; 455, ingestion of $ |9 9 24 ct. By that tim e 1 was foods or objects; 201, falls; pkg. desperate. Stacks of fur 148, poison; and 61, niture threatened to topple firearms. ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY: E^h of itwM odvMlMd m iw ‘EaMNMEnMWbrm ‘txou n w EiduM by In w-tnt ™ AMIN MW — s-jgfo y 3 s *1 and bury me every time I H !• roquirod to b# roodNy ovaHablo for solo it or below 4 M M I AMMI The club is designed to LMtaCaonavFMly *0(0*1 IknEickjM by kw *ExcsptltiiwExciudidbrtiw 'Eicapt ItMm Lxcludid by law ttw idvirtfM d priM in oicli AIrP Ston, Mcept M MMciflcaHv V«lkf<*2S-3{m UWltaCnompotaaiy UaM(lnCei*«p«Fiii^ I El(^tllM*Elc1uM byl» UFonte tried mountain climbing to help parents teach their VUdHvditS-nttTI LinH Oni Csuun pM FtiMy LM t Oni Co’^nn par Fantty I Unll(kaCo(nnp«F(miy noUdbitMiid. V iH H n k 25-31.1979 Valid U irc tiira i. 1979 VaWUarcb»-31.1979 the bathroom. pre-schoolers how to avoid In walked F2rald, a such accidents. Each child dapper little man with a member receives an 18- part in the middle of his page booklet with safety- forehead. He was en related puzzles, pop-outs tranced by tlie challenge and quizzes on his or her TVpM mw Boneless Beef Chuck Sale! presented liy a place so third birthday, and at six- BAKSHAM dark you have to turn on month intervals until the riw d iw iiu CALIFORNIA-LONG-GREEN-FIRM the lights at noon to find fifth birthday. COgMS SALAMI wlth the hall door. Advice in the booklets in- tuptnnarfcttprlcti "Never mind," said d u t o Tlo a f - < More Meat valuesi London Broil Chuck Fillet F.rald. He wore pool table MhMIIm BM Fresh-Fancy green blazer, gold buttons, mblbasiloaf P06K SHOULDER-WATin ADDED green plaid slacks and Most 7 some sort of gold pendant CKMAN BOLOGNA Smoked Plenlcs te' at his neck, ULL. SMOKED-fTALIAN-•p w B S TEA K ‘ S TEA K ‘ "Not to fear," said he. (I Popular W A T O SALAD iSausage was leaving on a two-week or or business trip and needed MUHiSTRCHRSE SLICEO-OSCAR MAYER Top Blade Steak Shoulder steak (he place liveable on my lb . Hard Salami pkg ' return when the children Rugs LENTEN SEAFOOD SHOP ASPARAGUS or or w 0 u 1 (I descend f o r CAME(K)-SLICE0*/C(X1P(M BELOW Ava8.IIM.ItvuSil. naiCHMAMHOEALf MEDIUII-AU.PURP08E Lean Beef for stew lb. Lean Ground Beef Formarly lb. holidays.) NEW YORK (UPI) - im ported Ham X Ground Chuck But there was the matter There's no generation gap FR ESH T T A&P isa Country Farm Pork Shop A&P IS a Poultry Shop of money. I'm grossly un when Americans choose COD S TEA K S e r a (m X -S E M i BONELESS derpaid. area rugs for their homes WHITE MM Roasts FrB8h-U.SJ).A. Inspected Freeli-U.84)A hspectad "Erald, there is the and apartments. Quick Frozin-(6 LB. PK6.1329) a PORK matter ot money," I said. Robert V. Dale, a rug A s s o r t e d LOM BOX-0 "Never fear," said mill executive, says Orien WHITING Chicken Erald. 'T il make mine. tals are the most popular Ib.^ 0 ^ "Hut it won't cost you. 1 designs nationwide, with Quick Froztn-(5 LB. FK6.I6B9) ANN PAGE PORK Chicken Legs take the difference both older, affluent con PBICH 4CBITHI between retail and 2SH0ULDER (XMTARIS; fc.^g. sumers and young people— FILLETS 3KSASTQTRS. wholesale. Sometimes singles, married or live- lb . 2SIRL0m there also is a fee. But for aMtalD-AtflltWOUwC Bacon CHOPS BU CHOPS 3LEGQTR8. togethers. 3 WMOS-3 NECKS' now, we’ll go the commis Dale defines the last FISH STICKS wawingtmFin^______E A C Frreh-LarjeHead-Lettuc# AM Awai-lwran Upt MUf-Wi. m ri Center Cut. center Cut. 36BLETPACKS sion route." category as largely two ANJOU PEARS 5 9 : R O M A IN E hd. "But I've got to use all working adults with con FISH NABOBS 4 9 *MixEbNUTS „ 9 9 * $ Fresh-U.S.D.A. Imp. Froz«n-W/Part ol Back IbM FraoMMa’i-niy FiW Fresh-With Tops-Bunched RIB LO IN this junk," I said. "I can’t siderable disposable in E O C starting Seeds A A C i-afg«Slze-Califomla CHICKEN TURKEY LEG buy much," come and highly individual FISHCAKES CARROTS OMFraab-TMbO'tn bnch d 9 SOIL POTTING CHOPS " I know," said he. tastes. He said they have 9 9 ^ AVOCADOS » 4 9 * CHOPS BREASTS QUARTERS "Leave it to me. I'll have a become an important COD FILLETS proposal and an estimate buying group. for you when you get back. At a carpet industry con We’ll proceed from there. ference in New York City, “Leave me your key," he Dale said Oriental designs said, "My a.ssociale and 1 cover everything from will straighten the place expensive, hand-knotted HUSSOMAHS Z222Z2Z27y722222Z22 tzrja72zzzzi.7i777zc.nr: out while you're gone." rugs made in Iran to On my return, the black machine-made versions /UiPRO IPPU JUICE hole was no longer so manufactured in the black. Pictures were hung, United States or imported Men's Tennis MLMONTnOIMOAlP hut artistically, with flair. from Europe. Sport Socks ^Cmmof Eurniturc was arranged so Dale said demand for Mushroom you could move around. It Oriental designs now cuts i^Cmmol VEGETABLES looked .spacious. across all age groups and Ipair Mushroom 16 02. Cut 1702. "No bill," said Erald. up tea M a r g a r in e CREAMED CORN lifestyles in just about pkg. N. C R rai BEANS "I'll get mine." every section of the coun 16 02. Franch Styla 17 02. Whola That bothered me, HUGBUl'- try and continues to grow. enSI-YEUOW-PMK OA'I cM nait o p i B s FOR SALADS OR COnONfi ASST. VAX-LAYER CAKE-SUFei MOIST CREAMY-SMOOTH CRH94 BEANS KBINELCORN "What this place needs," While demand is 17 02. can he .said, “is warmth and growing, the supply of Ea s te r • SW KT CRON PEAS color and a highlight and handmade Iranian rugs is DMaBtAtftofe BETTY AN N PAG E depth and brightness and shrinking. Date said, ad Crass light." ding: 280 sheet "Exactly," said I. Family Size V E G itA B L E CROCKER OUART "The cost of hand- 2 K o l That’s when I got hit Tissues MIX OR knotted Orientals from pkgi. box with the tangerine walls Iran were skyrocketing on. iMIXBS MAYONNAISE MATCH for warmth; the orange, 24a$.Ml e x te 20 02. Oka qutftjar yellow, rust and green rug well before the recent A&P political troubles in that CANS for brightness, the ceiling- country. Letter Size Towels 75 cl. high mirror for depth, the "We understand there roll silver and glass coffee are ample supplies of im Enve lo pe s table for a highlight and ports with the big M axl-Pade the tailored gold curtains dealers," he said, adding Sliced or H alvei ( Fru it iC with orange border and that a top quality 8.8-by-12- b sect. $ |7 9 sheers plus green and iooct. 9 pkg. PEACHES COCKTAIL’’..“ 6 9 foot domestic rug of orien pkg. I N orange slip covers on three 'rrrfv tal design would retail for TZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ragged armchairs for 2 warmth. And new shades about 81,400. Dale said the rising 'Mtrini uljPRpL** Visit Our Special Departnwnt f i on the lamps to brighten prices for Iranian imports things. were due to growing in C M a ) Erald just happened to dustrialization, shrinkage have a second hand shag rug for the hall, a red one of the skilled labor force SEALTBT there and inflation. tORVPERSMATE for the dining area, a large eiG LISH DBJCKHiS green one for one bedroom Dale, who is vice presi Personal Am Page-Tomato Rice Soup or EMTIO ALLFUVORS-SEALTEST HERE’S YVHAT THEY MEAN TO YOU: and two young men who Usterm int l1 0 V a z .e BaH Point Pens WHa*irBUrEIISMAKE*SffCIM.nMO1A»*T*L0WU . dent of styling and design MINESTRONE r c m would cut and lay both it T o u d i *FRCE with 2SS for MUFFINS U G H T JBIO'S PlUCt. Wt FASS TW MVa«S « TO YOU THAI LOWtA and the old living room rug for Karastan Rug Mills, Mouthwash poutuQU end hendllftg And 9 FMCt IS "AN ACTIOW F 1 « " AM) T *S t ACTOtl FMCtS AK said the American market Refill proofs of pAKChUM AsUIIMus H Acomm TO OUR mcY-SAvaK w K ia r sfeciai.si into wall-tihwall carpet in And from psrtlelpsting up to N U V a Y CHERSE for Orientals has brands dm both bedrooms. He also historically been WMbPraeaner Gargle j^5«» s.»2” found a hand-me-down ICE M ILK PIZZA HiSHrSPlJOUR m V t dominated by foreign fb a U lb a e b ' ■SSnikt.tWftwaiifai 3«M armchair — "but with good AmPigi-BeatorCMckin Jana Paikar-SIcad makers, with the exception aaB4’e 1B -«i.B tL r a w EA S Y M A n O M E A L s ' P * Oven Cleaner-Trigger Spray Z« $|59 lines" — for the living of such companies as his. WHITE BREAD 3 r EASY-OFF G«l1 ■ room. v A B ' X g iL \ I painted the walls with He predicted a sharp in % •«. carton OitmrNMMM paint Erald had mixed to crease in popularity of t l » l O i* r I M a A n M tb bi Mm * s o c m a N s get the right .shade. Erald area rugs generally. They ... ■.ir’i'' ■ Saw t4t-PW n, Sugar, or Ckn. found or arranged just now account for about 15 A tfS b n d M AmPagt-12oz.sin CAKE DONUTS Grape Jam or about everything else and percent of the dollars con PEANUTS -Wiwrs seod products Atf-REOULARORCRMOlCUr W ELCH’S JELLY i .” 9 g * it t(M)k about six months. sumers spend on residen MOZZARELU SPANm ECONOMY and lowest prices tttt. I We'd do one thing. Erald tial soft floor coverings in 8oz. CORNER come tosetiNr. VMABRBAO ICH Saw304-AkRond Jaeo-Anorted would survey its effect and the U.S. ilS Cfwy 0—t > * mM mcM* pro()osc the next stage in 1 wtnmki temm M m STRB ISEL STRIP 5 Ipkat * r * PUDDMOS 4 s M He also said it's hard to *rtn * ■ MIC* ■ a n M *a the transformation while I Pond’s Cream Bet I Koaher Speara-Picklea scrounged up enough cash pinpoint one contemporary Q-Tips ■ im bum br M ini W . CAKEMDOES sCocoa VLASIC DILLS »- 8 9 * to finance it. style as dominant among EQSa MANUFACTUBEP S COUPON MAC & CHEESE 4 ^ ^ l The old building's rugs with self-contained Cotton Butter BNfOeiFOMl drainage and heating pipes designs. He said ASF0M*20OLBlnL Sw abs Lotion BREYER'S ALPODIIHMI s T * extruded through the little Scandlnavian-style multi C R m i l l A i l S dining area. Erald had colored ryas have been Fkt.ef4M YOGURT Creamy-28 oz. jar replaced as best-sellers by A&P-Oretn-20oz.pkg. $1*9 them cneased in cabinets J IF PEANUT BUTTER surrounding the one win M U l FRENCHBEANS styles that use texture and dow and in a .suspended translucent ceiling that varied tones of Berber IRMOaCRMiFwFaWy 0niMBJMl0B44R.can I z LMNObi CiMFvNMhr »-imi - . - • r was lluorescent lighted. A natural yarns to form high vmiK s r .r dld^NTf mnse' PINBSOL mmimSSSBUk friend and 1 ,s)^nt .several plush pile designs. m m m m m weekends painting the cabinets. The bathrooms 1135 TOLLAND TNPKE were done in black and CALDOR PLAZA -MANCHESTER white graphics wallpaper.