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PAGE T E N -B — MANCHESTER EVENING HKRALD. Manchegter. Conn.. Tues.. April 18. 1978 ( BusIncM ^ Entrepreneur essential The weather Rain possibly heavy at times with to American way of life y chance of a few thunderstorms Account executive tonight, tapering off to showers toward morning. Windy with lows in Bruce G. May, formerly of Manchester, has joined NEW YORK (UPI) — Any redblooded tion than American companies. Yet they the 40s tonight. Variable cloudiness Phone 647-9946 television station WNDU in South Bend, Ind., as an ac­ American youngster who wants to be an manage to act decisively and with great with showers likely Thursday. Highs for home delivery count executive. entrepreneur should stay out of the big flexibility and thus confound American 55 to 60. Outlook: partly cloudy May is the son of Mrs. Isabel Wilcox of 30 Dougherty St. corporations, says headhunter Bridgeford and European companies with manufac­ Friday; fair Saturday; cloudy Sun­ He was graduated from Manchester High School in 1966 Hunt. turing, financing and marketing in­ day. National weather map on page and was involved in school activities as well as those of “In college economics classes, they still novations. 9B. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. tell you the entrepreneur, the man or “In a Japanese company, everybody He was graduated from Syracuse University in 1977 woman who can put deals together fast, is down to the lowliest technician is con­ with a bachelor's degree in public communications. the backbone of business but such a go- sulted on a decision,” he explained. getter probably is doomed to failure in How, then, do the Japanese manage to today’s big corporation,” said the head of be so flexible and efficient? Joins CofC Hunt Co., New York executive search con­ “I think it is because of the ingrained sulting firm. Japanese feeling of loyalty,” Hunt said. Stephen W. Goulis, Carter triumphs Hunt said only the top man in a big com­ “Cince a decision is made in a Japanese owner and manager of pany can make like an entrepreneur, at company, everybody works hard to carry Steve's Grinders and Piz­ least for awhile, if he has the personal it out and there may be a lot of ingenuity za, 183 Spruce St., has dynamism of a Hiarold Geneen, but he said in the actual execution. On the other hand, ^ recently joined the Greater this is becoming less and less true. an American company always meets with ^ Manchester Chamber of “The very nature of the entrepreneur,” foot dragging and opposition in the middle in vote on treaty Commerce. Service anniversaries Hunt said, “is in conflict with the basic and lower echelons against the decisions The restaurant has been ^Frank Wilson (center) of Manchester and processing supervisor of nature of the corporation. made by the big brass. That’s because we WASHINGTON (UPI) - The matter-of-fact about the outcome, in operation for one and a cede U.S. control on the last day of "Entrepreneurs are ambitious, creative are basically individualists — at heart we Senate has handed President Carter saying his forces would have half years. the H&R Block office in Manchester, recently received a gold watch 1999 and close an era in which U.S.- and energetic people who have the all want to be entrepreneurs.” a major triumph by agreeing to sur­ “ intervened in the canal by Goulis is a 1975 graduate for 10 years of service to the company. Mrs. Sue Tefry (right), also of Latin American rel'ations were* courage to take risks and, if the odds are Because of this basic trait in the render the Panama Canal at the end tomorrow morning” anyway, had the of the Culinary Institute of Manchester and receptionist supervisor, received a bond from the strained by the semi-colonial U.S. r i^ t, to possibly make a fortune. American character. Hunt believes the of the 20th century — a century that treaty been rejected or made un­ presence ia Panama. America, Hyde Park, company for outstanding service. Barbara Gagnon, (left), district “Basically, the modem big corporation future welfare of the country cannot be acceptable to Panama. N.Y., with a major in food opened with Teddy Roosevelt cham­ The accords replace a treaty manager of H&R Block, rpade the presentations at the annual awards is a structured, programmed, conser­ entrusted to the rigidly-structured big cor­ Ratification of the accords service management and pioning a U.S.-built waterway for the signed in 1903, without Panamanian banquet recently. vative organization that goes strictly by porations. negotiated through 13 years and four culinary arts. He is also a good of “civilization.” representatives present, that gave the mles,” he explained. There must be a large number of Carter, victorious in a high-risk presidencies did not spell a perma­ member of the Connecticut the United States a right to build a Does this not make the modem big com­ vigorous, independent men and women drama that spanned 39 days of Senate nent end to the canal controversy. Chef’s Association, canal and a 10-mile-wide swath pany akin to the dinosaur? “Possibly,” who insist on being entrepreneurs — on debate and two critical votes, im­ But victorious treaty supporters The restaurant has four through Panama, in which to do it. Stephen W. Goulis Recognized by Nationwide Hunt said, “because it does make the big owning or at least managing small and mediately indicated he will travel to were banking on the whisker-thin, employees. The Senate ratified the final accord companies unwilling to adapt to change middle-sized businesses. Otherwise, the Panama City to formally present one-vote margin to deflate treaty in a restrained, almost emotionless Cliff Sheer, agent for Nationwide In­ customer sales and service record during rapidly, or to take risks, and it makes American way of life will be seriously Panamanian Gen. Omar Torrijos foes’ hopes of scuttling the surance at 391 Neiderwerfer Road, South ritual that belied the drama of the 1977, Only 369 of Nationwide's 4,500 agents them unable to take advantage of the jeopardized, he said. with notice of ratification. agreements when implementing moment. Disagreements that had Windsor, has qualified for Nationwide's New general agent achieved President's Conference status abilities of the entrepreneur.” “This is a day of which Americans legislation is submitted to Congress. divided the Senate for weeks momen­ 1978 President’s Conference, the highest this year. But Hunt said he really doesn’t expect can always feel proud,” a beaming "Now I really feel that Panama is tarily were suspended, only to sur­ recognition that the company has for its uiinp Raymond A. Comeau, a past grand knight from The honor will bring Siicer a plaque to major American companies to decav o- j and jubilant president said, in a an independent country,” Panama­ face again once the outcome was agency force. Spencer, Mass., has been appointed general agent to mark the occasion and attendance at a die because they are conservative ana nationally broadcast speech Tuesday nian Ambassador Gabriel Lewis as known. The President's Conference invitation four-day meeting of President’s overprogrammed. moments after the Senate ratified he headed to the White House to tell “ I think i t ’s a victo ry for serve the members of the Knights of Columbus in eastern to Ciiff Siicer acknowiedges his superior N N.Y. YANKEES Connecticut, with offices to remain at 63 E. Center St., in Conferences next summer. He noted that large Japanese companies the final canal accord, 68-32. Carter Carter despite changes, "We accept America,” said Robert Byrd, the Manchester. are even more rigidly structured by tradi­ had spent the days before the final the treaty." Democratic leader and engineer of A field agent since 1972, Comeau was a Million Dollar In good spirits after vote vote telephoning wavering senators. The accords guaranteeing the Sales Club leader for six years and recipient of the In Panama. Torrijos appeared neutrality of the waterway and to —Scr Piigo I'cn-A National Quality Award and National Sales Achievement President Carter and Panama Ambassador are Ambassadors Sol Linowitz (second from Award for six years. Comeau, a 1959 graduate of Holy Gabriel Lewis share a laugh in the White left) and Ellsworth Bunker, who negotiated ' •lerted. Cross College, is married and the father of two children. the treaties. (White House photo via UPI) Ernest J. Harriman, former general agent, has been House Oval Office after the Senate ratified promoted to regional director of agencies for the Knights the Panama Canal treaty Tuesday. In center Inside today Torrijos prepared of Columbus. Manchester's Human Relations , Now YOU can Commission will have a voice In in case pact failed Elected to board U.S. economy worse making changes in the Affir­ mative Action Plan. See page IB PANAMA CITY (UPI) - Chief of that if the treaty had been rejected or Norman L. Grecnman, president of Rogers Corp., has WASHINGTON (UPI) - quarter which began April 1. was a 1.3 percent drop in consumer State Gen. Omar Torrijos, vowing to not acceptable to Panama, they been elected to the board of directors of Southern New Hampered by bad weather and the The 0.6 percent decline during the spending, the department said. Manchester directors have "destroy the canal" if U.S. troops England Telephone Co, would have intervened in the Canal slop smoking around. coal strike, the nation's economy fell first quarter compared with a 3.8 Consumers had more money to taken unusual action on spending ever invade Panama, says his army by tomorrow morning,” he said Rogers is a supplier of materials and components to by 0.6 percent during the first percent increase during the final spend — per capita income was es­ for health agencies. was poised to "intervene” in the U.S. electronics, automotive and electrical manufacturers. Tuesday, quarter of 1978 for the worst perfor­ quarter of 1977 and a 5.1 percent timated to be up $137 to $6,427 — but See page IB Canal Zone today had the Senate rejected the Panama Canal Treaty. "Tomorrow morning we would mance in three years, the govern­ jump during last year's third inflation bit more sharply into it. The Despite the stern tone of his state­ have started our fight for liberation ment said today. quarter. GNP inflation rate was 7 percent Budgets and education highlight 1 or possibly the canal would not have 18 The Commerce Department said Commerce Secretary Juanita compared with an average of about 5 ment, Torrijos, who declared today a Join medical group 17 today's news in area towns. been in operation." MG. TAR MG. TAR the Gross National Product for the Kreps, in an unusual move, percent for final six months of 1977. national holiday to celebrate Senate 1.2 MG. NIC. See pages 2B to 5B Torrijos also vowed Panama will 1.0MG.NC. first three months of 1978 showed scheduled a news conference There were also higher Social approval of the pact, appeared Several Manchester area physicians were named following the Commerce Department Security taxes for all workers, lower buoyant as he went on nationwide destroy the strategic 51-mlle canal if members recently of the Hartford County Medical negative growth for the first time Kevin Hanlon pitches 11 report to explain the latest GNP payments to farmers and less income television minutes after the vote in Washington ever tries to make use of Association. MG. TAR since the first quarter of 1975 — the Manchester Community College a treaty amendment giving It the 12 end of the recession. figures. for construction and production to baseball victory. Washington Tuesday. Chosen as full or provisory members are the followine 0.8 MG. MG. TAR As Torrijos met with reporters right to intervene militarily in As a rule of thumb, economists say The GNP is a measure of the workers due to the coal strike and See page 8B M anchester-Dr, Donald F. Mordavsky, Dr, Ramon A MG.NC. later, 5,000 dancing. Singing and Panama to keep the canal Open. that six consecutive months — or two nation’s overall goods and services, cold weather. These elements all led Nieto, pr. Margarita G. Nosce, Dr. Anthony F. Posteraro drinking Panamanians celebrated “If we are invaded, we will destroy quarters — of negative growth con­ adjusted for inflation, and is con­ to the deepest cut in consumer spen­ A win streak continues for the Jr, and Dr. Robert D. Rodner. the treaty's adoption in a downtown the canal," he said. stitute a recession. But the ad­ sidered the broadest measure of the ding since the end of the recession. Boston Red Sox. East Hartford -D r. Sidney H. Curtis, Dr, Paul M. nation’s overall economic health. The GNP is defined as the total Panama City plaza while only blocks "We are capable of destroying it. Gagnon, Dr. Nathaniel R. Kaplan and Dr, Alvaro Oviedo. ministration has projected a substan­ See page 7B The National Guard has the capabili­ tial improvement for the current The main reason for the decline output of nation's goods and services, away 600 leftist students held a 17 adjusted for inflation. It is con­ protest rally. ty of destroying it and we don't in­ MG. TAR Secretary of State Cyrus Vance tend to lose that capability. 13 MG. NIC. II sidered the broadest measurement of is concerned about Soviet and "These treaties are going to bring MG. TAR a massacre and blood to our people," "Yes, they (U.S. troops) can in­ Zone vice president the overall economic health of the Cuban intervention In Africa. 0.7 MG. NC. chanted the students, who want con­ tervene, but when they get here, United States. See page 3A Terrance Paul Cun­ past nine years. In January Stocks try rebound Economists say that in general the trol of the canal now and not in 1999 they'll find that the canal has been ningham of Manchester as the treaty provides. "Torrijos is destroyed. Therefore, their interven­ Mrs. Cunningham was economy must expand its output by Italian police are still searching has been promoted to zone NEW YK (UPI)-Stocks, trying to since the 9.6 plunge in 1975’s first nothing but a puppet of the tion would not be to defend the canal. promoted from a regional an average of 4 percent a year to for the t ^ y of ex-premier Aldo vice president (New rebound from their first loss in four quarter confirmed the nation was in oligarchy.” "They are four to six hours away manager to an area U. create enough jobs to keep the un­ Moro. England), for Sarah Coven­ manager. record-shattering sessions, opened a severe recession. Most observers employment rate from rising. Americans living in the Canal Zone from the Canal, and in that period of had expected the government's See page 8A try Jewelry, the company A Manchester native, mixed today as investors weighed a The Commerce Department said expressed anger or resignation over time the Canal can be damaged has announced. 14 0.6 percent decline in the nation's report since Commerce Secretary the Senate vote — one called it "a heavily, so much that it would take Cunningham attended local MG. TAR the GNP for the first quarter stood at The Connecticut House has ap­ Cunningham and his 16 Juanita Kreps expressed concerns six years to rebuild." schools and then went to 0.9 MG. NIC. MG. TAR first-quarter Gross National Product. $1,358 trillion compared with $1,360 proved an anti-litter bill and a bot- crying shame” — but others wife, Patricia, have both about the figures two weeks ago. expressed relief the treaty’s adoption Torrijos also said the treaty will the University of Hartford, m 1.1 MG. NC. Trading was heavy. The Dow Jones trillion for the final quarter of 1977. tle bill is advancing in held management positions Early turnover amounted to about defused fears of violent attacks on not be submitted for a public vote in taking courses in business industrial average, which fell 6.85 For the past several weeks, ad­ Massachusetts. for the upstate New York- Regulof points Tuesday, was ahead 0.34 point 2.8 million shares. Tuesday’s Big U.S. property, Panama despite some Senate- and personnel. and Mentlrol ministration officials, including Mrs. See page 8A based company during the Before joining Sarah K B iF to 803.62 shortly after the 10 a.m. Board volume of 38.9 million shares Kreps, have been warning that the Torrijos told reporters there would initiated language changes, since a was down sharply from the record have been trouble if the Senate had plebiscite last October resulted In its Coventry, Cunningham opening.' Tuesday’s loss followed a first quarter GNP would be poor, Members of Sons of the three-day 43.83-point advance. 63,5 million shares traded in Mon­ not approved the treaty — 68-32, a overwhelming approval. was working as a .sales possibly showing no growth or a American Legion keep active 18 day’s session; A total of 186,320,(KX) single vote over the required two- “We are not thinking about representative for a MG. TAR Go(jen m Declines led advances, 415 to 397, weak improvement. However, the while serving the community. shares were traded in the Thursday- plebiscites," Torrijos said, "The 1.1 MG. NC. i| among the 1,298 issues crossing the size of the decline came as a sur- thirds majority — or amended it in a national food company. He See page 1C treaty was approved and it is accep­ eventually decided to Lights j RALEIGH tape in the early going. way unacceptable to Panama. table to us the way it is.” change careers after The GNP decline was the first — See Pa({«' rwi-l\<‘-A — .See Paul- Twcive-A "The armed forces had decided having helped Mrs Cun­ ningham, who was already working lor the company, 8 Mgs'!): 07 Mgs Ncdne with a series of jewelry 13 m fashion shows. MG. TAR a jU V k ^ ^ 18 Wolff will head chamber The Cunninghams have 1 0 MG. NIC. n MG. TAR ' 1.2 MG.NC. organizational affairs, as a director groups throughout the east. He and two daughters, Pamela, 14, Gregory S. Wolff of 71 Shepard and a member of several com­ his wife, Elizabeth, have two sons, who was the first girl to Taste Drive has been elected president of mittees. Keith and James. play Little League baseball the Greater Manchester Chamber of In commenting on the upcoming Brock is vice president of Warren in Manchester, and Commerce for 1978-79, the year, Wolff noted the strong feeling E. Howland Inc., real estate agency C o lle e n , 11, an ac- Chamber’s Board of Directors an­ lerriinre (.iiniiinalinni Kent Golden Lights within the Chamber’s leadership that in Manchester. He was previously complished gymnast. nounced today. executive vice president at the Wolff and the other new officers “now is the time for the organization and board of directors will be in­ to become more directly involved in Chamber. MG." TAR V \ Oniy8mg.tar 12 crucial issues that affect both the Brock is a member of the 0.8 MG. NC MG. TAR troduced at the Chamber’s annual banquet tonight at The Colony in business community and the com­ Manchester Board of Realtors and 0.8MG.NC. the Manchester Parking Authority. Talcottville. munity as a whole.” He also stressed Lowerintar Wolff is a partner in Wolff-Zackin the need to have the Chamber's com­ He has also worked actively- in the and Associates Inc. Insurance Agen­ mittee structure strengthened by in­ local United Fund and the area Heart Fund drives, cy in Vernon. creasing the opportunities for than all these brands. Ms. Brundrett is manager of the The other new officers are Robert member participation. Fountain Village Apartments, She L. Brock, vice president of business In addition to his Chamber involve­ rucTOPTICAL ment, Wolff has served as vice chair­ serves on the Chamber's annual MANCHESTER J 18\ services; Carroll Bhindrett, vice HARTFORD MG. TAR 16 man of the Manchester Heart Fund meeting committee and is an active NOW IN STOCK BY 1.1 MG. NC. MG TAR president of organizational affairs; 1.0 MG.NC. Nathan G. Agostinelli, vice president Drive and is president of the Friends member of the American Business BAUSCH, LAMB - AMBERMATIC of UConn Swimming Alumni W,omen’s Association. She is also ac­ ALL Wl ATHtH SOYC-LASSt S COMt IN ANO of urban affairs and George R. 01 T A DtMONSIHATION OF HOW tM l\ WORN 0 English, vice president of finance. Association. He is a graduate of the tive in .several church education Wolff's election as president caps University of Connecticut. programs, PTA and is a member of the Mt. St, Joseph Academy Alumni an active involvement with the Within the business world, Wolff Association. Manchester Chamber, said James serves on the board of the Hartford ' Agostinelli, president of the MG. TAR Breitenfeld, executive vice presi­ Life Underwriter Association and is MG. TAR a member of the Million Dollar Manchester State Bank, was re- ATTENTION MR, BUSMESSMAN 1.2 MG.NC. 04MG.NC. dent. He has served as chairman of the Roundtable. He is also called on Arc you Mrloualy conikloring conttructing a —.See Page Ten-A Gregory S. Wolff Contact Club, vice president of frequently to address insurance now commorclal building or addition? If you aro, 12 MG. TAR M&TAR gatting tho most building for your hard aamod 0.9MG.NIC 12MG.NC. dollara la of paramount concam to you. With our uniqua datign-bulld aarvica, wa can giva you a building that la not only aconomlcally Radiation therapy sought ploaaing to your bank account, but alao are Rockville General and Windham aaathatically ploaaing to your oyaa. Sound in- The Board of Trustees of A committee named in 1976 to criteria because it is within 20 miles of other facilities providing deep Community Memorial, Now the taraating? Qlva ua a call. You'll bo plaaaantly aur- Manchester Memorial Hospital study the deep radiation proposal has Source of tar and nicotine disclosure above is FTC Report August 1977. 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FTC Report August 1977. a deep radiation therapy service for 1970, but the hospital did not meet Meanwhile, however, the hospital meet the 25-mile requirement, the CUSTOM DISION-BUILT CONTRACTORS treatment of cancer patients. two of the ten criteria laid down by has added an oncologist to thq staff hospital has decided to go ahead with check out jackets in preparation for the ‘‘Once in a Blue Moon FrmnkJ. FiUoramoy FrrtUntI The trustees agreed— pending ap­ the Connecticut Hospital Planning and has reached agreement with two the applicatioji, feeling that the Sale” at the Parade. About 40 stores in the iParkade are-par­ 649-8229 649-5835 proval of the regulatory agencies in­ Commission in a statewide planning other hospitals to refer patients regulatory ageucies will take the ticipating in the sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday. (Herald volved — to purchase a 4 Megavolt rqxxt. requiring radiation therapy to photo by Pinto) Linear Accelerator. The hospital did not meet the Manchester Memorial. The hospitals — See Page Ten-A PACE TWO-A - MANCHESTER EVBNIWG HEHALD. ■ Cswu Wed.. April 1978 John Wayne Pwoplwtalk MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wud.. April 19. 197|| _ UAUE TIIKEK- progreesing Bank shooting suspect Forced marrh Medical ; Sybil Carter says husband Billy BOSnm (UPI) - Manadnuetts held on $100,000 bond didn’t hit the public a^iearance r ^ deductions Ooicral Hoqiital officials say movie because he’s booked on show HARTFORD (UPI) - Bond has a.m ., when a man carrying a blank i star Joim Wayne is making satidac- business. been set at $100,000 for a suspect starter pistol pointed a gu&at Miss : 1, (ory progress in recovering from She says tourists and autograph charged with shooting an employee N esbitt’s head, and dennanded a preserved open heart surgery, but don’t know bounds, who laid siege to him from during an attempted robbery at the getaway car and disarmed the bank WASHINGTON (UPI) - If you’re when be’U be r e l e a ^ . the day his brother moved into tte Society for Savings Bank in the down­ guard. There were 18 tellers and 25 worried about losing most of your “John Wayne was moved to a . White House, gave him no choice. town area. customers in the bank at the time. medical deductions under President regnlar floor for care,” spokesman Says she, in a New York interview Stephen Shields, 25, a resident of Police surrounded the bank. Carter’s $23.9 billion tax cut-tax rovl- Martin Bander said T u e ^ y . “He with McCall’s magazine, “’There was the Hartford Hotel, was charged with Moments later, they said they heard remains satisfactory. He is con- sion bill, stop worrying. no way Billy could keep doing what firat-degree assault, kidnapping, a single shot inside the bank and a The House Ways and Means Com­ ,tinning to gain in strength and is he had been doing — which was nin- robbery, and attempted assault. He voice yelled; “That was a warning. mittee Tuesday buried the (^ rter eating heartily.” ning a peanut business very was to be arraigned today in Hart­ The next one goes into her head.” plan to limit medical and casualty Wayne n n d ^ e n t three-boor open successfully.” ford Court of Common Pleas. Several officers went inside to try heart surgery April 3 to replace a deductions to amounts in excess of 10 Divorce for l.iza The employee, Joan Nesbitt, 20, of to negotiate with'the man. Police percent of income — a provision that damaged mitral valve, which It’s all over for Liza Minnelli and East Hartford, was shot in the upper said he shouted: “This is it, this is would have raised taxes an average regulates the flow of blood from the left thigh just before police rushed it.” Miss Nesbitt then struck him in Jack Haley Jr. He’s suing for divorce $116 for the almost 20 million left atrium to the left ventricle. the suspect. She was reported in the ribs with her elbow and ai) officer in Santa Monica, Calif. taxpayers who claim medical deduc­ H the valve is defective, blood can , stable condition at Hartford Hospital reached for the suspect’$„ gun,of­ ’The 31-year-old Miss Minnelli — tions. poll back into the lungs from the ven­ y with a fractured leg. ficials said. Two shots were fired. daughter of film director Vincente It’s all over for Liza Minnelli and Jack Haley Jr. He’s suing It is highly unlikely the rejected tricle, causing shortness of breath. Police said a silent alarm in the Minmlli and the late Judy Garland— for divorce in Santa Monica, Calif. They were married in 1974 One hit the floor and anotbCT struck Carter plan will be revived. Wayne-ond^ent the operation I Pratt Street bank sounded at 10:10 Miss Nesbitt, they said. after complaining about losing his divorced musician Peter Allen in and have no children. (UPI photo) The panel is in the .first phases of a five-week drafting session on the ‘‘zip.” 1970 and broke engagements with Carter tax plan, and it already Is evi­ Since be entered Massachusetts Desi Amaz Jr. and Peter Sellers f^uote of the day backstage ... Maureen Ann McNulty dent that most of his proposed tax General March 30, the hospital has before marrying Haley — a Ex-policeman is sought The Rev. Jesse Jackson, urging has been married in North law revisions will be scrapped. been beseiged- with cards, letters, Hollywood television executive — in students at Boston’s Roxbury High Hollywood, Calif., to Michael Even the president’s tax cut itself telegrams, and flowers all wishing Santa Barbara in 1974. School to overcome poverty and ig­ Wheeler at St. Charles Oiurch where in two bank robberies is in trouble. The failure of his the 70-year-old "Duke” a speedy ’Th ^ have no children and Haley’s norance through education and hard her mother, actress Ann Blyth, petition says money matters will be medical deduction plan was only one recovery. work: married Dr. James McNulty 25 years HARTFORD (UPI) - Federal A sealed indictment handed up by a settled later. in a string of losses. “ I may be in the slum, but the slum ago .... Sammy Davis Jr., will be federal grand jury in Hartford last Blue Box Blues authorities' were seeking a former Instead of the $2.3 billion tax rise Conductor held is not in me. We are better than our chairman, former President Gerald Glastonbury policeman in connection week charged Ward with conspiring under the Carter medical deductions Financier Bernard Comfeid goes environment. No one will do more for Ford, honorary chairman, and Sen. with two bank robberies in to rob the Berlin Savings Bank in Art display in window plan, the committee voted 17-10 for on drug charge to jail May 8 in Los Angeles to start you than you will do for yourself” Barry Goldwater keynote speaker of Rocky Hill and Cromwell last winter. Rocky Hill and the Liberty Bank for minor adjustments in medical deduc­ Savings in Cromwell, authorities serving a three-month sentence im­ Glimpses the “Chappie James Day” dinner in FBI agent John G. Devine iden­ tions while retaining the current 3 NEW YORK (UPI) - Michael said. The artistry of Manchester school students This year, the display is presented “in posed after he was caught using a Helen Hayes and Mrs. Douglas Los Angeles April 29 honoring the tified former policeman Anton F. percent floor. The committee plan Tllson-Thomas, former conductor of Glastonbury Town Manger Donald from all grades is being arranged for the an­ “Blue Box” to beat the phone com­ MacArthur were the headliners memory of the nation’s first black Ward, 23, as a suspect in the bank grateful acknowledgement to Dr. Alfred R. would raise taxes a mere $40 million, the Boston Symphony Orchestra and C, Peach said Tuesday Ward was pany out of its long-distance tolls. four-sUr general... The Los Angeles robberies. nual school art display in Watkins Store win­ Tychsen (assistant school superintendent in minuscule in income tax terms. now conductor of the Buffalo Tuesrtey at New York’s Waldorf He’s been convicted of defrauding City Council Tuesday honored Carol hired by the police department in dow on Main Street. From left are Marlane Under the committee plan, Symphony Orchestra, faces trial on Kennedy's at museum Astoria at a dinner in support of the charge of curriculum) for quality leadership, Pacific Telephone Co. of $7,600 with Burnett for “bringing happiness, joy A Massachusetts couple, Edwin C. August 1976 and pressured to resign medical deductions would be made drug possession charges following his city’s 60,000 Girl Scouts ... Raquel McKenzie, Mimi Blanchard and Doreen 1973-1978,” as appears on a plaque in the Joan Kennedy, wife of Sen. Eklward Kennedy, is accom­ the illegal device, which enables its and love” to the public, and for es­ Fortes, Jr., 23, of Boston and Sandra last December. less attractive for those without arrest at Kennedy Airport. Welch — en route to London — Manchester, all art teachers in the public ednter of this panel. The exhibit will remain in panied by her son Patrick as they visited the Museum of Fine user to bypass the toll system. tablishing many theater arts Jemison, 20, of Brockton have He said Ward failed to pass his major medical expenses by no longer Tllson-Thomas was arraigned in attended the Broadway musical school system. Elinor Dolan, not shown, is Arts in ^ ston to see the Pompei exhibition. They are looking The 50-year-old Comfeid was con­ scholarships at UCLA and other already been charged with robbing the probationary period, extended a view through April. (Herald photo by allowing up to $150 of medical In­ ()ueens Criminal Court March 23 on “Dancin'” Tuesday and con­ two banks. They were being held in year, by the time he left the depart­ head of the school system’s art department. Vaughn) at the bronze figure of a boar that is nearly 2,000 years old. victed in 1976 of installing the box in gratulated the star, Ann Reinking, schools.... surance premiums to be deducted charges of possessing one gram of his Beverly Hills mansion, but the lieu of $100,000 bond each. ____, ment. without regard to the 3 percent cocaine, three marijuana cigarettes (UPI photo) appeals process took his case all the celling. and a small amount of way to the U.S. Supreme Court — amphetamines. He was released on which ruled against him. Merchants aid LJM his own recognizance. .New from Tennessee Soviet intervention concerns Vance SENIOR He had arrived at the airport In order to help celebrate the Lutz Grades K-2, Grades 4-6, and Grades regression towards conflict will be dif­ aboard a Trans World Airlines flight. Billy to leave hospital Geraldine Page — a veteran at por­ LONDON (UPI) — Secretary of State Soviet Union and Cuba are unwilling to The Kremlin, trying to modernize its Junior Museum’s 25th anniversary, 7-12. The museum will place the ficult to halt — with the most profound CITIZENS 'The trial was expected to begin traying the neurotic heroines of Cyrus Vance today expressed “deep con­ recognize the fundamental principle often fleet of ICBMs, has tested five new Main Street merchants have donated posters in stores to advertise its May consequences for us all.” next week. AMERICUS, Ga. (UPI) - Billy Sumter County Hospital and will be Tennessee W illiams’ pen — will take cern” over large-scale Soviet and Cuban stat^ by African nations that they can models and the United States will insist prizes for the winners of the UM 20th anniversary celebration. Reporters accompanying Vance were SPECIAL Carter is expected to be released from released in time for him to make a one of four leading female roles in his intervention in Africa only hours before solve their own probllms without the use they be part of a limitation agreement, poster contest. All entries should be either at the told that the United States will insist in a hospital Thursday following four scheduled appearance in Alabama new work, “Creve Coeur,” leaving for Moscow to conduct a new of external force,” Vance said. reporters traveling with Vance were told Now you know TTie posters should express the museum or Manchester school of­ Mosco that two fundamental issues will RATE days of what his doctor said is a this weekend. The play will premiere June 1 at round of arms limitation talks. He outlined the world situation for a Tuesday. theme, “What the Lutz means to fices by Thursday, April 27, to be have to be settled or there can be no SALT The Panama Canal Zone was for­ “routine" medical examination and Broun said reports that Carter suf­ the Spoleto U.S.A. Festival in Although the Moscow talks were meeting of the Central Treaty Organiza­ On the Backfire, the Americans agree me.” Written words are not judged on April 28. II agreeement. mally acquired by the United States treatment of a slight head injury. fered a severe head injury were “un­ Charleston, S.C. expected to focus on strategic arms tion — a military and economic alliance of the swing-wing bomber is a medium- necessary. j Gifts have been donated by Paul’s The issues were described as Russian on 4, 1904, a day celebrated Dr. Paul Broun said Tuesday the true,’’ the injury was slight and Costarring with Miss Page will be issues, reporters were told that Vance in­ the United States, Britain, Turkey and range airplane that should not be included •iThe contest, in honor of the Paint and Decorating Center, testing and development of a new genera­ president’s younger brother is in required no stitches. Riith Ford, Shirley Knight and Bar­ tended to make the presence of Com­ Iran. in negotiations on strategic arms, usually every year since, in the Canal Zone, museum’s 25th anniversary, will be “excellent’’ condition at Americus- bara Tarbuck. Wilton’s Gift Shop, and Nassiff Arms munist forces in Africa an issue. His speech cam e shortly before he was tion of large missiles and the Soviet considered to be long-range weapons. as Acquisition Day. divided into the following categories: Co. He has consistently refused to link the scheduled to leave for Moscow for two Backfire bomber. But reporters were told Washington has 19” SALT talks with other issues, while war­ days of talks with Soviet Foreign Minister American-Soviet negotiations on an clearly indicated the Backfire has become ning the Soviets their actions in Africa Andrei Gromyko, which could also involve agreement to replace SALT 1, which a political issue within the United States COLOR TV ■ L will certainly affect the attitude of the Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev. expired Oct. 1, 1977, have been snagged and it will not sign SALT II unless Moscow Stars hit the road Armands Beauty Salon On the Middle East, Vance told the since last fall on the disputes over the promises to restrict its production and U.S. Congress when it comes time to HOLLYW(X)D (UPI) - Like runners at who found themselves unemployed in the PANCAKE A SAUSAGE ratify an arms agreement. CENTO meeting that if the present Backfire and the new Soviet intercon­ refueling capacity so it will not be able to lIYI'M’niM i AKTKKNA 695 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • TEL. 649-6291 stalemate continues, “the inevitable tinental ballistic missiles. cross the Atlantic. A the starting line, Hollywood stars are days before air-conditioning when “We are deeply concerned that the With FHtf sesvia, parts a labor within 24 HOURS lined up awaiting the gun for the summer legitimate theaters in New York were FESTIVAL Itpissssdto The reporters were told Washington CALL 1 stock season when they will fan out across closed because of the oppressive heat. realizes the Backfire is a difficult and the country stomping the boards in all 50 n the old days summer stock was pretty (ALL THE PANCAKES YQU CAN EAT) WELCOME "SUE” emotional issue for the Soviets because states. {ch limited to the outback towns of New Tax critic charged by feds ■I Brezhnev gave his word that the plane R e n t a c o lo r Movie production slackens during the England during July and August with TO HIS EXPERIENCED STAFF OF ARMAND. would not be used as an intercontinental 116 MAIN ST., NEW MITAIN summer months and television shows are many of the theaters little more than con­ QRAYCE& CINDY years to take him to court for his failure to returns explaining that he does not un­ bomber. on hiatus, leaving performers free to seek vert^ barns. Now magnificent theaters 3PSERI1UB HARTFORD (UPI) - Tax rebel Irwin pay income taxes. derstand either the tax laws or the tax The U.S. position means Brezhnev’s "SUE SPECIALS” 39 BRMNARO ST., MAKCHESTBR A. Schiff — the man who fills out the The 50-year-old actuary has said among 224-7728 -528-9071 out live audiences and big bucks in the abound in almost all the m ajor cities of HOW THRU ISAY WITH sue ONLY forms. word is not enough, and the issue of a P blanks of his IRS tax forms with asterisks the reasons he does not feel obligated to hustings. the United States. SUNDAY, APRIL 23 • Vz PRICE ON ALL HAIRCUTS AND He has developed this theme in a book written, guarantee will have to be fought Virtually scores of well-known names The theaters are air conditioned, — has been charged by federal authorities pay income tax is because the money the he has written entitled “The Biggest Con: out in Vance’s Moscow meetings, whether Rentacolor Television is ovoiloble to our other customers at and faces hit the road in a variety of modern in every way and they pay top SHAMPOO SETS (LONG HAIR REG. PRICE with failure to file income taxes in 1974 government prints is worthless. How the Government is Fleecing You” with Gromyko or Brezhnev. our regulor, low rental prices. musicals, dramas and comedies, not coun­ names as much as $4,500 a week, which ’ • $20 PERMANENT NOW and 1975. He also says the IRS' standard 1040 apd numerous articles on tax inequities. The 71-year-old Communist Party chief 8AM-2PM ,00 U.S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal filed form violates taxpayers’ rights against ting such concert stars as Bob Hope, definitely ain’t hay and better by far than (COLOR SLIGHTLY EXTRA) MS Before federal officials took action suffers from circulatory problems and in­ DONATION $2.00 ADULTS the criminal charges Tuesday. self incrimination because they are telligence reports say he appears to have Helen Reddy, (Ther Bono Allman and the most Broadway production salaries. r • SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT AT ALL Tuesday, Schiff had maintained the IRS rest. Among the stars who do well in stock Age 6 A Under $1.00 “For a long time Mr. Schiff has been required to sign it and declare they have declined to prosecute him because it knew a heart problem — that requires a TTiey appear in proscenium theaters, are Ginger Rogers, Dana Andrews, Zsa ; n TIMES WITH' ALL OPERATORS ON asking for his day in court,’’ Blumenthal answered it truthfully. it had no case. pacemaker — emphysema, gout and a said. In an interview with UPI last year, the “The IRS is like the Wizard of Oz," he chronic but non-fatal form of leukemia. AT dinner theaters, theaters in the round and Zsa and Eva Gabor, Broderick Crawford, MON. TUES-WED-THURS. college campus auditoriums. Van Johnson, Donald O’Connor, Hugh “Now apparently he is going to get tax rebel said that’s where the asterisks said last year’ “When you pull the curtain, Vance spent Tuesday resting in London MARLOW’S INC. The in-person celebrity appearances O'Brian, Gloria Swanson, Karen Valen­ (CARD CARRIERS ONLY PLEASE) one.” come in. there’s not much there but smoke and after a gruelling African tour. provide an opportunity for millions of tine, Phyllis Diller, Don Knotts, Ann Schiff, a Hamden insurance company He said the asterisks refer to footnotes noise." I :s i Americans who live outside of New York Sothern, Cloris Leachman and June DAVIS FAMILY WALK-mS WELCOME actuary, has defied federal officials for he writes along the margins of his tax and Hollywood to see their favorites in the Allyson. AIRWAY CALL 649-6291 I ANYTIME ______ALOE & REDKEN DEALER f flesh. TTiey fill theater coffers and enrich TRAVELA6ENCY RESTAURANT 457 CENTER 8T, THE the stars in the process. CALDOR PlAZA, MANCHESTER Theater 64A-2500 8TRATO Superstars, the likes of Jane Fonda, Thurs.. Frl., Sat. Only In Med. - Wide - X. 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United Preet imernebonal HAR’TFORD (UPI) — Hie Connecticut House of Publlthed by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, i n f t f i Representatives, acknowledging the persistence of a Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Editor; Fr. Steve Jacobson mentally retard ^ man who dreams of becoming a politi­ cian, ’Tuesday gave final legislative approvai to a bill out­ Raymond F. Robmaoo. Editor-Publianer Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor A service of the Manchester lawing discrimination against the mentally retarded. Area Conference of Churches A fto the House approved the bill on a 147-1 vote and Opinion sent it to Gov. Ella T. Grasso, lawmakers stood and applauded Richard Sedor, a 28-year-old Windsor Locks A man who began fighting for the legislation two years ago Please, no holiday! when he was denied a job as a postal worker. QuMUon: Sedor, who leaned over the gallery railing to see the “ Wkmt are the nw$t common “Being in love” often meant vote, acknowledged the applause with a smile and told Come now! A national Frankfurter Week, Old Stuff reatone for people getting hoping to find a future that held no the lawmakers below, in a voice barely audible, “’Thank you.” holiday for the greatest rock Day, to name a few gleaned divoreedt” similarity to my past. The bill approved by the House would prevent all “Being in love” often meant fin­ singer of them all — Elvis from the early pages of ■k i t i f Connecticut employers, including the state, from denying Presley. Chases’? Answwf; ding someone who believed in me any person a job solely on the basis of his mental retarda­ Elvis fan clubs have been Right there on Jan. 8 you will Austin O’Malley at the turn of the more than I believed in myself. tion. “Being in love” often meant using rocking their way around the find reference to Elvis Aron century wrote: “The three most im­ ’The House rejected an amendment that would have portant events of human life are someone who could be a short-cut to eliminated all protected classes and made it illegal to dis­ White House hoping to get Presley who was born on that equally devoid of reason — birth, some desired goal. criminate against anyone that was qualified for a job. President Carter and Congress day in Tupelo, Miss., and died marriage, and death.’’ “Being in love” often meant Under existing law, it is illegal to discriminate against to declare Jan. 8 — Elvis’ Aug. 16, 1977 at Memphis, As a clergyman it has been my evading one’s own self — homework a person on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, marital status, national origin, ancestry or physical disability. birthday — as a national Tenn., and he is noted as the keen interest to note the extraor­ and hoping with all fingers crossed New Haven Mayor Frank Logue (left) listens as that city’s favorite ’The bill defines mental retardation as “significantly that marriage would be able to Mentally retarded Richard Sedor, 28, of Windsor Locks proudly dis­ holiday. “ popular American rock dinary number of couples who are un­ non-candidate for governor. Senate Majority Leader Joseph Lieber- below average intellectual functioning accompanied by provide me with what I have not been plays his driver’s license as he talks with reporters after receiving a We don’t knock rock music; singer.” able to list any reason for wanting to man, tells Gov. Ella Grasso that they support her for re-election. (DPI deficiencies in social behavior.” able to provide for myself. unite their lives in marriage other photo) Mrs. Grasso has promised to sign the bill, scheduled to standing ovation from state representatives. The House approved a we don’t knock Elvis. We’d like to remember Elvis “Being out of love” often means I • '0 . than a bountiful allegiance to an emo­ take effect Oct. 1. bill to prevent diserimination against the mentally retarded. Two But these special days, as he was; we will play his tion titled “Being in Love.” have become more of what I always After the vote, Sedor’s representative, Joyce Wojas, D- years ago, Sedor was told he would not be able to get a job and would weeks and months are going to recordings, will remember his /(V i As a certified pastoral counselor, 1 wanted to be. Lieberman backs Grasso; Windsor Locks, ran up to him and gave him a kiss. not be able to drive a car, which led him to campaign for the law. (DPI put the Chases’ Calendar of shimmering, and nostalgically . © 0 ; find the other side of the teeter-totter “Being out of love” often means “1 feel great,” Sedor told reporters who gathered photo) around him. Annual Events into the upper will recall the groans and the popping up most often as reason for my future begins to look more and divorce: “Being Out of Love,” more like my past. would seek second spot “My first 16 years I went through hell,” he said, category prices. rapture of an Elvis audience. recalling his days at the Mansfield Training School. fWAVWEa^ What was, is no longer. Who 1 saw “Being out of love” often means Do you know that there is a “They told me I’d never be able to drive, to vote,” he Nobody said anything about m I’m believing more in myself and Mrs. Grasso’s projects. myself being, 1 no longer am. Where HARTFORD (UPI) — Senate Majority said, waving his driver’s license triumphantly. “They Man Watchers Week, National a national holiday for Der Lieberman was declared a New Haven my desires led me, I’m no longer don’t like the feeling of having to be Leader Joseph Lieberman said Tuesday told me your job will be to wash dishes.” favorite son candidate for governor in Nothing. Day, National Bingle, Bing Crosby; nor being led. The person 1 married, is fully dependent on others for my own he is supporting fellow Democrat Gov. ’Two years ago, Sedor was denied a job as a postal Handwriting Day, One-Tooth Maria Callas, nor Judy Garland. not the same person today, self-definition. Ella T. Grasso's re-election campaign. He February. He said Tuesday that was done worker. He felt he had been discrim inate against, so he to avoid a primary for New Haven’s 66 Rhee’s Landing Day, Common “Being in love” often meant living “Being out of love” often means later said he would like to join her cam­ went to the state Human Rights and Opportunities Com­ We’d like to remember each paign as lieutenant governor. delegates with someone who was what I always I’ve squeezed all that I need to mission. Sense Day, Bursting Day, of them; but no holidays, Mrs. Grasso, though, wouldn't say “ But now it is clear that there will be a wanted to be. squeeze from my partner. “They said you need a law,” he recalled. National Kraut and who’ll be her running mate. delegate primary in New Haven because please. “Being out of love” wften means For two years, Sedor has walked the halls of the State “That is still part of the dialogue and of a local political disagreement,” he Capitol, searching out legislators, trying to get them to this marriage is not providing for my discussion and will probably be so until said. wants. pass a law to protect the mentally retarded. way late in the game, " Mrs. Grasso said. The delegates will vote in a July conven­ Sedor acknowledged the bill passed by the Legislature In short, the only reason for Thoughts Resting the taxpayers’ case New Haven Mayor Frank Logue and the tion to decide the Democratic nomination. won’t get him the job he wanted with the post office, but someone getting a divorce is that city’s other state senator, Anthony Who those delegates are determines who it will help other mentally retarded people in the state. change has or has not taken place. Ciarlone, who is the Democratic town they will vote for in the convention. “If someone else goes through this at least they’ll be Evefyon«'8 (Etching sling fsvsr.,. jutd 'Through a regular discipline of we may be sensitive to their pain, B y AND RFW T l I.LV I refuse to be impressed. With in­ Some people discover a changing chairman, also said they support Mrs. A city primary allows the registered protected,” he said. “I want people to know we (the men­ svwryont’s gating Into prayer, thfe “pray-er” finds it possi­ and that God’s mercy and love may needs is a president with the chutz­ dynamic in their self and their Grasso. party members to choose the delegates. tally retarded) can make it.” fashkMvfOHKiw sling ^ U tfn ai ble to enlarge catalog and expand be upon them. WASHINGTON - All right. Presi­ flation flooding the Republic, Carter pah to demand more than merely a relationship and are unable to accept The men said they thought Mrs. Grasso After his announceihent at a Capitol lie paused for a moment. those areas of prayer-filled concern. PETITION: For purity of heart we dent Carter now has what he calls an has put not a finger, but a toothpick, symbolic attack on the high price of SfXMfty Qsnuino U s ttw r upptirs«. was doing a good job to help Connecticut's news conference, Lieberman said he con­ “I’m saying if you really want something, you can do PRAISE: To God we will lift up our ask God, and for the wisdom and in the dyke. I can hear those in the that direction of change. Other peo­ (joh$iin|)qr|iYWo<^ anti-inflation program. He talks like a shin meat. cities. Mrs. Grasso pushed hard to get the siders the chances of joining Mrs. it.” thoughts to the beauty which he has courage to proclaim him in and by executive suites of private business ple find no attitude of change taking group In Harvest Rust... womeniB man who would seriously consider a As for the bureaucracy, its Legislature to approve spending several Grasso's ticket as a lieutenant governor What does Richard Sedor want to do with his life? every aspect of our lives — thought, place and find this to be unaccep­ > M. . created and made possible: to the proposal to empty the Atlantic Ocean and labor chortling with glee. ’They’d members whimper from the million dollars of state money to help the candidate “a live possibility.” “I would like to be a politician.” 10 table. beauty of the landscape, of another word, deed. with a teaspoon. feel the pressure if Carter had cut the metaphoric comfort of a Rolls cities next year. “I’m planning to run for the Senate personality: of music and painting DEDICATION: To serve God in Carter’s problem is that he doesn’t federal pay raise by 3, or even 2, Royce. ’They not only are paid well Birth and death are “changes” in The Legislature approved a record-high again, but I’d be honored if Mrs. Grasso or and sculpture, of his creativity all our everyday labors is our covenant the convention chose me to join her Sold elsewhere to $36 realize leadership entails a percentage points, but who’s going to and enjoy such fringe benefits as low- our lives over which our control is state budget last week which included OSHA finds violations about us. today, a covenant with him that we find awesome a weekly $3.96 guided by other circumstances. ticket,” he said. NORTH KINGSTOWN, R.I. (UPI) —The Occupational CONFESSION: But we must ask will be his stewards of all that he had willingness to make some peopleopie cost health insurance, partially “sacrifice” by the bureaucracy. However, marriage and divorce are Robert K. Killian is the state’s lieute­ Safety and Health Administration said ii has found three God for his forgiveness for our own entrusted to our keeping. mad. A war on in­ funded by taxpayers’ dollars, their nant governor now, but he is trying to un­ decisions of change in which we fully To hear commenls minor safety violations at the Quonset Point plant of the contributions in the spoiling of this Reflecting upon the development flation would be The labor barons in the retirement lifestyles are protected seat Mrs. Grasso, participate. It is the kindest thing we Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics, Inc. beauty — whether it be in our of our prayer catalogue, we find it made to work by a bureaucracy are sore, of course. by similar lagniappe from the The Manchester Board of Directors will Killian tried to play down the en­ can do for ourselves to understand An OSHA inspection followed complaints from the littering the landscape, the putting takes longer now because there are Harry Truman or They’d be sore if Carter chipped a Treasury. (A neighbor, a retired conduct a comment session Thursday dorsements. the personal undercurrents taking Rhode Island Lung Association that workers had to cope down of another personality, or the so many thoughts that enter the con­ an Ik e nickel off their fiefs’ annual income. foreign service employee, says that from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the direc­ “Fortunately, the game of political en­ with serious air and noise [dilution. crudeness of mouth or mind that versation. If you can do so without wretching, place in these life changes. tors office in the Municipal Building. dorsements has lost its meaning in the Eisenhower, both next year his pension will amount to An OSHA spokesman in Washington Monday said air thwarts the beauty of his creativity. Submitted by To someone in the heat of the emo­ The sessions permit residents to speak of whom had the consider the reaction of Kenneth more than his highest salary at the election year,” he said. “I have the 20 per­ samples already tested had only .'‘negligible” amounts of INTERCESSION: Those who suf­ tion, it may appear to be a simple The Rev. Newell Curtis guts of a rock Blaylock, president of the 3(X),(XK>- State Department.) to a member o f. the board about any cent of the convention delegates dangerous gasses. FAMOUS BRAND fer pain in their bodies and minds and rhatter involving local government. The Center Congregational Church star when the member American Federation of ★ ★ ★ feeling of “love” or “lack of love," neccessary to insure a (statewide) The violations involved improper storage of gas NAMES FOR LESS AT spirits have our prayers today, that But standing behind each of these sessions are held the first Tuesday of each primary.” A DIVISION OF THE FEISWAT CORPORATION chips were down, HST and Ike Government Employees union. cylinders, an unsafe scaffold and hazards that could month from 9 a m. to 11 a.m. and the third He said he has support in New Haven ★ ★ ★ teetering emotions are usually other cause tripping. M B "WHITB PAOf 6" OP PHONG OIRf CfOflV PON CXACT AOORISSE8. wanted to be loved, too. But that’s There is a widespread impression Thursday of each month from 6:30 p.m. to and it will be up to the voters to choose M«r* th * n l3S canvfflipM looMiom. Many Mipt-Tbwn* op«n Sunday*.. unseen reasons and motivations. OSHA spokesman James Foster said the violations do ALL Jimmy Carter wants. their next governor. ______VISA. Mm U n Sm u s p ______' Blaylock finds the idea of “man­ that the 7 percent salary contribution Change is a creative asset or 8:30 p.m. His decision to limit an October not carry penalties but must be corrected immediately. | datory wage controls for civil ser­ by federal employees pays for half Almanac pay raise for federal workers and the divisive wedge. It deserves our vants disgusting.” He threatens work their pensions, while an equal 7 per­ military to 5.5 percent instead of 6.5 fullest understanding. slowdowns by AFGE members in cent contribution by government By C nilrd Press International Revolutionary War began. percent is an indication of his tenden­ agencies pays for the rest. Ha! Sen. service, safety and support jobs. The Rev, Dr. Mahlon B. Gilbert T ^ay is Wednesday, April 19. the In 1933, the United States went off cy to ward off mass sulking in Kenneth Lyons, president of the Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis„ hardly a Pastoral Counseling Center 109th day of 1978 with 256 to follow. the gold standard. special-interest tents. He says he National Association of Government fascist reactionary, has come up of Manchester, Inc. ’The moon Is approaching its full In 1951, American Gen. Douglas wants the government to set an Empioyees, says the president is with the figures that set the record 21 E. Middle Turnpike phase. Mac Arthur, relieved of his command example to the private sector. But Good-Neighbor Jetliner offering “peanuts” to the Feds. straight. Nelson quotes the Civil Ser­ Manchester The morning star is Mercury. in Korea by President Harry the example he proposes is pure dis­ “Peanuts?” A 5.5 percent increase vice’s chief actuary as reporting that The evening stars are Mars, Venus, Truman, told Congress: ‘'... Old hwater. come to $550 a year for the oc­ costs in fiscal 1977 amounted to 29.3 When It comes to health care, everybody Jupiter and Saturn. soldiers never die, they just fade ★ ★ ★ cents for each dollar of salary paid casional employee now earning $10,- wants the best that's available. And bodies, together with airframe de­ ’Those born on this date are under away." Carter's 5.5 percent,raise limit will out by the government. Employees ASK MACC is published by The that's the way It should be. In recent There’s real concern ihese days 000 a year, and double that for one Herald in cooperation with the HEALTH times, however. Inflation and other fac­ about conserving energy, protect­ sign advances from McDonnell the sign of Aries. In 1972, U.S. warships in the Gulf of cost the 300,(XX) federal white-collar contributed 7 cents and the govern­ earning the Washington average. Manchester Area Conference of tors have pushed health care costs to Amrlcan nuclear scientist Glenn Tonkin were attacked by Communist workers in the Washington area an ing the environment, and stimulat­ Douglas, make the Super 80 a good- Both these barons say the pay raise ment the remaining 22.3 cents. ’The Churches. We invite readers to ad­ the highest levels ever... to the point Seaborg was born April 19,1912. This MIGS and patrol boats average of only $3.96 a week. ’The ing Connecticut’s economy. A new neighbor plane that will help save cut would not stop inflation. TTiey’re retirement system received $15 dress questions to ASK MACC, Box where everyone feels the squeeze. A thought for the day: American cost will be lower nationally because CARE FOR airplane-engine combination thai’s energy, protect the environment, is actor Hugh O 'B rian 's 48th right, but only because the reduction billion in contributions from 47, Manchester, 06040. Every effort But there Is a way to ease the pressure birthday. poet James Russell Lowell said, the average pay is lower than the taking shape responds to all three and reduce airport noise. isn’t big enough to impress Big Labor employees and government last will be made to respond to questions on consumers, on employers whose In­ On this day in history: “Who speaks the truth stabs Washington area’s annual average of surance plans pay most of the bills, on concerns. For the world’s airlines, faced and Big Business. What the country year, but only $2.9 billion came from through this column, but we cannot falsehood in the heart.” $20,570. HARTFORD physicians and on hospitals themselves. with economic, environmental, and In 1775, the American the employees. answer questions individually, ASK The plane is a commercial jet It Is to reduce the rising costs of health energy problems, the Super 80 has Meanwhile, Social Security costs MACC is indebted to the generosity care services by using existing services transport called the DC-9 Super 80, for us non-government workers are and wisdom of our contributors who and facilities only to the extent medical­ built by McDonnell Douglas Cor­ special appeal. When it goes into represent a cross-section of the agen­ COUNTY ly necessary while keeping the quality poration. It’s the latest in that com­ service starting in 1980, it will have split 50-50 between employer and cies and individuals in the helping of care high. em ployee, with no help from pany’s successful series of twin-jet the lowest operating costs and fuel professions who serve all of us in the Treasury’s general revenues. Your Various segments of the health care system have been working on a response to the chal­ DC-9s, hundreds of which are (ly­ consumption per passenger of any A tale of two ex-presidents Manchester community. lenge of delivering quality care at the lowest possible cost. And one such response is going aircraft in its class, and it will be the Honor, I rest the taxpayers’ case. to make Hartford County noteworthy. ing with airlines around the world. Jet propulsion for the Super 80, quietest jetliner in the sky. Bv MAK I IIA AM;I,K succeeded, but Nixon has failed thus from the official or personal life of students Irom high schools in the It's called Hospital Utilization Review and It's been available through the Hartford County will be provided by the newest in McDonnell Douglas has booked iin«l ROBKRT Vi AI.I LBS far. Health Care Plan (HCHCP) since March 1. HCHCP Is a nonprofit corporation established by Richard M. Nixon or his wife, Pomona-Yorba Linda area. our family of Pratt & Whitney Air­ initial orders and options for DC-9 WASHlNGTON-lNEAV- In the Federal law allows public the Hartford County Medical Association to develop this health care Initiative . . . working Patricia R. Nixon, and which have with the Connecticut Commission on Hospitals and Health Care, the state's Insurance carriers, craft JT8D turbofans, the most Super 80s from airlines in the U.S., examination of the annual tax files of the Internal Revenue Service historical significance." Yesterdays and the nine acute care hospitals In Hartford County. HCHCP’s primary goal in providing widely used jet engines in airline Switzerland, Austria,and Venezue­ lies the tale of a fascinating contrast returns filed by charitable trusts, and The most valuable materials ob­ But that effort has just been aban­ hospital utilization review Is to encourage quality health care at a reasonable cost. la, Orders from olher carriers are the documents submitted by the LBJ doned. "We shut it down,” says history. between two recent former viously arc those from Nixon's Here's how this new program will affect patients in Hartford County: Upon entering the hospi­ We’ve built almost 9,(XX) JT8Ds expected in the months ahead. presidents, both of whom left Family Foundation picture a thriving William F. Montgomery of the 2,'> yciirs iifio Junior High School s Teachers of the tal, the patient will be Informed of the utilization review process. As long as the patient’s presidential years — but they remain so far in our Connecticut plants. The firm orders so far are valued Washington under circumstances philanthropic operation. savings and loan association, This date was a Sunday: The ,Year. hospitalization is determined to be medically necessary, the review process will occur with­ in federal custody because of out further patient Involvement . . . although the hospital utilization review personnel will be With the Super 80 already ordered at more than $400 million, A lot of they considered less than ideal. Johnson s foundation was es­ "because we just weren't getting any Herald did not publish. The Community Child Guidance protracted and still unresolved litiga­ Clinic of Manchester receives working closely with the patient's physician. by domestic and overseas airlines, that money represents business One is Lyndon B. Johnson, who tablished in 1956. and its assets response. It wasn't an effective 10 vciii'H iip;o tion over whether they belong to national accreditation. coming to Connecticut for our wanted a second full term in the topped $1 million for the first time in thing.” Mrs. Elizabeth Intagliata and If the hospital utilization review committee determines that continued hospitalization is no we’ve begun full-scale develop­ Nixon or the government. longer "medically necessary," the patient and the attending physician will be notifled. The ment, leading to production, of the Pratt & Whitney Aircraft engines White House but 1971. They have been growing steadi­ Samuel Macaluso are named Bennet Two other foundations have been patient can certainly remain in the hospital despite the committee’s recommendation . . . but new engine. It’s known as the and their controls, built by our was forced to ly, and last year the figure ap­ where Insurance contracts allow, an employer or insurance company may elect not to reim­ established in Nixon's name, JT8D-209, or simply Dash 209. Hamilton Standard division. abandon that goal proached the $1.3 million mark, with burse for hospital expenses incurred by Insured patients that the utilization review did not although he does not control them. consider "medically necessary." Of course, the patient and/or physician can appeal the deci­ The Dash 209 is cleaner, quieter, So the good-neighbor jet from because his pur­ common stwk representing about 60 One is the Nixon Birthplace Founda­ sion based on any changes in medical condition that have occurr^, but the utilization review more powerful, and more fuel- McDonnell Douglas will be good suit of a military percent of the total portfolio. tion, operated by the residents of committee has a strong responsibility to the hospital and to other patients to challenge the for Connecticut in fostering eco­ v ictory in the In recent years, the LBJ Family need lor a longer stay. efficient than any of the earlier Yorba Linda, Calif., who are anxious models. The improvements it em­ nomic activity and employment. Vietnam war Foundation has made contributions to preserve the former president'^ Does that sound like strong medicine? Maybe so . . . but consider these points: Eliminating became a major averaging more than $55,000 annual­ unnecessary time In the hospital "frees” facilities for other patients coming In . . . and the birthplace in their community. cost savings offers individuals and employer-sponsored health insurance plans a better chance political liability. ly, donating hundreds — and in many The local school district long held i to hold the line on premium expenditures. In the end . . . everyone benefits from these cases, thousands — of dollars to a Johnson had a wheeler-dealer the title to the Nixon family house, reduced costs. wide range of religious, educational, reputation, and questions were however, and the foundation Hospital utilization review should result in shorter (as well as fewer) hospital confinements repeatedly asked (but never fully cultural, medical and civic negotiated for almost a decade for patients receiving care in Hartford County. It also means that the patients in the hospitals o a -> answered) about his family's ability organizations. before the school district recently will have greater assurance of the very best treatment based on their actual need. to amass a $14 million fortune during ★ ★ ★ agreed to relinquish its hold on the Hartford County is one of the few places in the country to offer such a his three decades on the public property, program. We're proud of that fact... as are the sponsors of this mes­ No such generosity has been dis­ sage, who have a vital interest in quality and efficient health care. payroll. ★ ★ ★ played by the Richard M. Nixon We have a common goal... and it is to contain health care costs while ★ ★ ★ Irrevocable Literary Trust because preserving quality care. Nobody ever nominated Johnson it simply doesn't have any funds to But the foundation now must raise at least $125.(X)0 to buy the house, a for sainthood, but he left Washington distribute. Unlike the Johnson fami­ /Etna Life Insurance Company with his reputation essentially intact. ly, Nixon either does not have the considerable undertaking for an organization that never previously Blue Cross ft Blue Shield of Connecticut ’The same cannot be said for Richard money to contribute to a foundation UNITED M. Nixon, the first president ever to or has chosen not to make such had even $10,000 in assets. THE HARTFORD Connecticut General Life Insurance Company COUNTY HEALTH ^ I R r technologies resign under the threat of impeach­ donations. Finally, there is the Richard M. CARE PLAN The Travelers Insurance Cpmpany ment. “’The purpose of the trust," says a Nixon Elducational Trust, established Prat! & Whitney Airciaff Group • Otis Group • Essex Group • Sikorsky Aircrafl • Hamilton Standard Both men established foundations statement filed with the IRS. "is to by the Pomona First Federal Savings Power Syslen^s Division • Norden Systems • Chemical Systems Division • United Technologies Research Corner in their names, presumably hoping to hold books, papers, letters, & Loan Association, which con­ perpetuate the memory of greatness photostatic and sound repn^uctions, tributed money earmarked for each saw in him self. Johnson memerabilia and other like items scholarship awards to deserving PAGE MX-A — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchetler, Conn.. Wed., April 19, 1878 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed.. April 19. 1978— PAGESEVEN-A Strada says firm hid nothing Measure to test bride Bill allows divorcee HARTFORD (UPI) - Senate Deputy ‘T’ve talked to my partner and he’s assured General Law Committee in the early 1970s Majority Leader William E. Strada said ' me he’s done nothi^ wrong,” he said. when it passed a bill legalizing gambling in the to choose last name Tuesday his law firm did nothing to hide a $25,- ’The indictment was handed down on the Nutmeg State. for immunity to Rubella 000 fee even though a federal grand jury has final day of the grand jury’s five-year The indictment said Goldman told IRS HARTFORD (UPI) — Divorced power to the state Board of Educa­ existence. agents that a 1971 check for $10,000 from his HARTFORD (UPI) - Moved by tion. The board has been criticized in . indicted his law partner for conspiracy. ’The normally cool and collected| tetanus and whooping cough. Connec­ women will be able to choose their law firm to lawyer Joseph J. Tooher Jr. of the past for not giving enough The Stamford Democrat, the third highest ’The inquiry into the firm’s expenses was the plea of a lawmaker who has a Stamford lawyw, overcome by < ticut law now requires school own last names under a bill approved Stamford was for work done for T&D. leadership to local school boards. ranking member pf the Connecticut S ^ te , conducted by the New England Organized handicapped child, the House of tion, paused from time to time children to be innoculated against by the Senate and sent to the gover­ ’The indictment charged Goldman knew this The bill would have allowed the said the'legal fees, paid in 1971 and 1972 by a Crime Task Force through the cooperation of Represoitatives has approved a bUl brush tears from his eyes as common measles and rubella. nor. $10,060 check was a part of a payment of $25,- state board to file a complaint Providence R.I., company, were reported and U.S. A tto n ^ Richard Biumenthal of Connec­ requiring prosj^tive brides to be explained the amoidment’s intent. ’The House also unanimously ap­ ’Ihough the final vote of 31-3 would against a local board for “failing to cleared by an Internal Revenue Service audit. ticut and Lincoln C. Almond of Rhode Island. 000 for Strada or Fusaro, but the legal papers tested for their immunity to rubella. Abate said couples seeking proved a bill designed to prevent indicate it passed easily, there were carry out the educational Interests of A grand jury in Providence, R.I., Monday Biumenthal said some of the Providence did not specify the alleged payment’s purpose. Rubella, also known as German marriage licenses are already ^fluent families from receiving low- strong arguments ’Tuesday against indicted Strada’s law partner, John C. Fusaro, grand jury’s work will be continued by a The remainder was meant for either Measles, can cause blindness, mental required to take blood tests for the bill. the state” and then sit in judgment of interest state loans to buy houses in the complaint. 42, of Stamford and lawyer Alan J. Goldman, similar panel now sitting in Bridgeport. Fusaro, Strada or both in the form of three $5,- retardation and heart trouble in in­ veneral disease. He said the same dilapidated urban areas. '■‘This hurts children who will be 000 checks from Goldman’s law firm to Ross Sen. Richard Schneller, D-Essex, 43, of Elast Providence, R.I., for conspiring to Strada said be and Fusaro did legal work for fants whose mothers had the disease blood sample could be used to test House Minority Leader Gerald subjected to taunts and L|uestions S. Rapaport, and his law firm in Stamford, ac­ during pregnancy. argued most of the bill’s components hide from' the IRS a $25,000 payment by the T&D, a firm that promoted jai alai and dog the female’s immunity to rubella. Stevens, R-Milford, said the Connec­ from their, schoolmates when their Tuesetey, w ^ e the House was con­ are already state law. He said the bill Tourism and Development Corp. racing in Connecticut, New Hampshire and cording to the indictment. “When you think that one han­ ticut Housing Finance Authority, names are changed,” said Sen. Strada was not indicted. Rhode Island, in 1971 and 1972. He said the Goldman was also charged with two counts sidering a bill to dqnnd the types of dicapped child, even one child, might Joseph Flynn, D-Bristol. is only to clarify what the state board created to encourage moderate and can do. He told reporters at the state Capitol $25,000 was payment for the legal services. of obstructing justice and is accused of immunizations that school children be avoided if a woman had been ad­ low income families to move back ■The bill won support from senators Tuesday he testified before the federal grand ‘"The compensation that was received was making a false statement to IRS agents. must receive, Rep. Ernest Abate, D- vised she doesn’t have the Immunity, who said judges can arbitrarily for­ But Sen. Patrick Madden, R- into the city, has been abusing its Woodbrldge, said, “Whenever the jury last year. He said he could not discuss the brought to the attention of the IRS,” he said. Allen U. Catlow, 64, of Cranston, former! Stamford, apked if he could offer an this amendment would be bid a woman from using her maiden authority. word ‘clarification’ comes up in this details of the case, because ‘T am certain I Strada, now in his fourth'term in the Senate, president of T&D, was indicted last week on amendment. worthwhile,” he said. Stevens said low-interest loans name. said Uie IRS audited his'law firm in 1973, a two charge of failure to report substantial Abate, the father of a young boy Tlie amendment passed on a voice But Flynn said the bill shouldn't be chamber, red lights should go off in will be a witness sometime down the road.” have been given to families who your heads.” year after the $25,000 payment was made. He gross income from the firm on his 1971 and who has a rare muscle disorder, vote. passed just because of one or two But Strada appeared convinced Fusaro will made as much as $98,000 a year. He "The word ^ften bears bad tidings said the IRS was “satisifed’' with the audit. 1972 tax returns. pleaded with his colleagues to adopt The bill itself was approved on a Cases. be vindicated. proposed an amendrnent setting a for those who are being clarified,” Strada was co-chairman of the Legislature’s He pleaded innocent and faces a May 4 trial. the amendment that would require 144-1 vote and sent to the Senate. $50,000 income ceiling on CHFA “We don’t destroy the sun because women applying for marriage The measure would require someone once got sunburned,” he Madden said. “This is an extremely loans. dangerous bill.” licenses to be tested for their im­ parents to immunize their school-age ’The amendment passed on a voice said. munity to rubella. children against polio, diptheria. The bill lets the woman choose her The Senate approved the nomina­ Media blamed for black stereotype vote and the bill was sent to the tion of Glastonbury lawyer Marilyn Senate. name instead of a judge. She could *Best interests^ use her maiden name or, if she had Seichter to the state Ethics Commis­ BOSTON (UPI) — The Rev. Jesse Jackson is constantly reinforced on television and in He called for blacks to spend more time In other action, the House killed sion despite arguments she was too Tuesday criticized the news media and televi­ print. studying and fewer hours watching television. bills: been married more than once, any Rev, Moon buying land Former President Gerald former name. "arrogant and not objective sion for helping perpetuate debilitating He challenged the young audience to over­ ‘"This is the first generation that has been — Requiring the authorities to pre­ enough.” stereotypes of blacks. come poverty and ignorance through educa­ GLOUCESTER, Mass. (UPI) - Ford stopped in San Francisco Senate President Pro Tern Joseph sidetracked from education by enter­ commercial fishing operation this sent copies of the warrant, warrant Ms. Seichter has been serving as “The main image projector (the media) Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the South Tuesday and held a short press Fauliso said judges should be able to tion and hard work. tainment,” he said. “Do you want to spend summer. application and accompanying af­ chairman of the Ethics Commission remains a haven for American racism," “I may be in the slum, but the slum is not in Korean evangelist with a following in choose because they can make objec­ three or four hours learning how to read and Both projects would need city ap­ fidavits at the time they arrest a conference on Senate ratifica­ pending Senate approval. She ran Jackson told an audience of about 500 cheering me,” Jackson shouted during his 40-minute the U.S., has bought three acres of proval. suspect. tive decision based on the facts of the write or keeping up with Baretta or Charlie’s land near Gloucester Harbor for a tion of the Panama Canal trea­ into trouble when she presented a set and applauding blacks and whites at Roxbury revival-like speech that was interrupted about Sapp said Moon has bought the case. Angels? That’s you’re choice.” proposed marine academy. — Allowing local police officers, ty. Ford said thp treaty was in of regulations governing lobbyists to High School, in one of Boston’s poorest a dozen times with thunderous applause. “We three acres of undeveloped land in a “It’s the children I’m concerned Jackson said blacks are badly under­ Richard Sapp, a church member federal law enforcement agents and the best interests of the coun­ the L egislature’s R egulations neighborhoods. He said stereotypes of blacks are better than our environment. No one will cove near the harbor for the marine about, not the women,” Fauliso said. represented in newspapers and on radio and and Moon negotiator, said Monday inspectors for the 'Criminal Justice Review Committee In February. as athletes, entertainers or violent criminals do more for you than you will do for yourself.” academy and hopes to obtain about try. (UPI photo) “This is not a women's rights or television. the group is also trying to buy several Department to examine information Her nomination was confirmed by 40. obtained by an authorized wiretap. men’s rights issue.” acres of waterfront property for a In other action, the Senate killed a the Senate 28-6 and sent to the House. bill that would have given more Outside during debate Legislature finds time Demonstrators were assembled in front of the U.S. Capitol Tuesday opposing the Panama Canal treaty while it was being debated by the to vote on minor bills Senate inside. (UPI photo) HARTFORD (UPI) - The 1978 — Approved a bill lettiry? private picnic Legislature, with only two weeks of life pavilions sell liquor at private parties, left, found enough time to deal with concerts, shows, and other functions on at Arts Encounter offers several minor bills. least 20 acres of land. On Tuesday the Legislature dealt with The Senate, in unusual action: colored oleomargarine^ pierced ears, — Approved a bill that would lift the free class in juggling watch parts and yellow legs. requirement that watchmakers give to The colored oleo bill details what a their customers any defective parts less Arts Encounter is offering free juggling All classes will be held at Arts En­ restaurant owner must tell his customers than one-quarter Inch long taken out of the classes now through May 22. Arts En­ counter, 48 Purnell Place. Registration when serving them margarine Instead of broken watch; counter’s clown, David Tabatsky, is the forms are available at Arts Encounter. — Approved unanimously and sent to Instructor. butter. It was approved unanimously by For information, call 649-3230. the Senate and sent to Gov. Ella T. Mrs. Grasso a bill that would prohibit Beginners classes will be from 3 to 4 Henry “The Fonz” Winkler will star in Grasso. advertising and sale of a food labeled p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays. Advanced “Lord of Flatbush,” tonight at 7:30 at Yellow legs are wild birds. organic If it contains any preservatives or juggling classes will be held 4 to 5 p.m. the Whiton Auditorium, North Main Street. wife’ synthetic additives. same days. They were added to a list of protected On Tuesday, April 25, "400 Blows,” 14-Ounce Johnson & Johnson 10-Pack 16 -O u n co Bottle birds by the Senate Tuesday which voted Classes are open to Manchester winner of the Cannes Film Festival, Will Baby powder Contac Cold Caps Flex Shampoo unanimously to send the bill to the gover­ residents and non-resideqts. Registration be shown. nor. Alo protected by the list are cranes, is necessary and students may attend Abe, Lowell The weekly movie showings are co­ Soothes ond helps One capsule every 12 Normal, oily, and tinted avocets, curlews, dowltchers, knots, more than one class. Free equipment will sponsored by the Manchester Arts Council prevent chof i ng and hours helps to relieve Helps moke your hair silky, ' oyster catchers, phalaropes, plovers, be provided. and by the Manchester public library. diaper rash. your cold symptoms. lustrous, and beautiful.. sandpipers, stilts, surf birds, turnstones, baeked pact wlllet and godwits. A majority of the House of Represen­ Manchester public records ONE Of THE STOP A SHOP COMPANIES tatives feel registered nurses havoenough WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Abraham ability to safely pierce ears. The issue was Ribicoff, D-Conn., and Sen. Lowell approved 76-72 as an amendment to a bill Welcker, R-Conn., were among the 88 Wurrunly dveil Realty Corp., sign at 344 Broad St., $500. Let us transfer your allowing out-of-state doctors to prescribe senators who voted for the second ^ Frank A. Larson and Jane E. Larson to Joseph S. Chemistruck, fence at 205 Medi administration of medication to children Panama Canal treaty. Charles J. Ponticelli, property on North Porter St., $180. by a school nurse. The bill was sent to the Welcker said after the vote Tuesday Elm Street, $4.95 conveyance tax. James T. and Julie A. Patulak, roof prescription Senate. night, “The master-servant relationship which ended domestically at Appomattox: (JuiU’liiiiii repair at 32 Benton St., $400. It's simple to take advantage of our transfer service. The House also: In 1865 ended internationally for this coun­ Jennie Schuetz, East Hartford, to Miirriuge lirrnHeH To have your prescription transferred to us, Mart — Killed a bill preventing bowling alleys try this evening In the United States Elaine M. Kiecoit, property at 38 Cooper Robert M. Escavich and Jeri K. Baker, please call us a few hours in advance and PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES from selling any kind of liquor other than Senate chamber at Washington D.C.” St., no conveyance tax both of New York, New York, April 23. we will arrange it with your doctor. beer and wine; liuildlnK periiiilN UtHiutally hwovy dtmondt moy fwqwirc out Mttirsg r*ou>nobl« Heinz A. Saur and Ruth A. Roberts, both limiH on 4om* itwmt in (oirntu to oil cuitomtr t Records Unlimited for First Hartford of Hartford, April 29. AD PSICCS CfrECTIVf.THRU APRIL 32. 1978 H oldup man is released About town ORALB PEPTO BISMOL PROFESSIONAL ^ TOOTHBRUSH ANTACID MASCARA SPRINGFIELD, Vt. (UPI) — A man who walked Into the state Social 1 . 0 9 Known for Quality — Famwa For Sarvloa | Welfare office, showed a The Girls Friendly Socie­ 6 9 * ^ “We’ve Moved’’ L,hoice of two sizes, 40 8 oz. bottle to aid relief New by Cover Ctrl. De­ gun to an employee and ty Sponsors of St. Mary’s and 60. Multi-tufted in upset stomach, indi­ signed for professionot reportedly asked for Episcopal Church will have .construction. gestion, and nausea. models money, will not be charged an Irish High Tea Friday at w n IHUIKE (MATE BOUTIDK The Music Store Where 6 p.m. in the parish hall. A ^ 3 because he did not actually Looking lor 100H cotton, twavy or guaxo? Your Dollar Buys More! threaten anyone with the short business meeting will Boot longth or Maxi Bkirta? Aaaortmant of TEFLON PAD follow. The menu for the DENTURE J&JDENTAL gun, police said. Topa — All trom India No shots were fired and Irish supper featuring six CLEANSER FLOSS & COVER SET the man was quickly taken dessertsrts was planned by “ALL AT AFFORDAILE PRICESr HAMMOND’S Our into custody without a Mrs. EdEdward Platz and Reg 3 99 SOUNDER IH struggle. 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April It, 1W8 Anti-litter measure passes House MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed,. April 19, 1978— PAGE NINE-A HARTFORD (UPI) - Someday, Committee. assessments would produce between was beaten back when the House, on Foster families needed ’ Connecticut could be one of the The bill, modeled after a law on the |2 million and $3 million to finance a 64-81 bi-partisan vote, defeated an cleanest states in the nation. books in the State of Washingbn, was the litter cleanup. amendment calling for the elimina­ Gov. Ella T. Grasso has already offered at the beginning of the ses­ The bill approved after two and a tion of the assessments. signed into law a bottle bill, designed sion by lawmakers opposed to the half hours of debate now goes back to The amendment was proposed by to aid troubled children bottle bill. It was heavily lobbied for the Senate, where it was approved Rep. Dorothy C. Goodwin, D-Storw, to clean up the state by requiring Residents of Manchester and other towns in the Capitol with one parent not employed outside the home. They by industry and labor groups, who earlier. nickel deposits on all b ^ r and soft who said the assessments "are in Region ^re needed to serve as therapeuUc foster families may have children of their own. Parents would be feared the bottle bill would cost The bill returns becaqse the House drink containers. fact a tax.” for a target group of children in the care of the Connec­ expected to take one foster child at a time. workers their jobs and companies tacked on two amendments, one of Tuesday, the House approved, 89- Mrs. Goodwin criticized the set up ticut Department of Children and Youth Services Along with money being an acceptable primary motiva­ thousands of dollars. them preventing the anti-litter bill of a special fund to finance the litter 54, a bill requiring restaurants, (DCYS). These are troubled children under 13 years of tion, participants must be committed to parenting The bottle bill won't take effect un­ from negating the provisions of the and recycling program and said the hotels, supermarkets, drug stores age who might otherwise need to enter a residential troubled children. Besides spending the two hours per bottle bill. and(Other trash-producing businesses til 1981. Under the anti-litter bill, the collection of litter "should not have a treatment center. week in training, they must be able to spend time with a to finance a multi-million dollar Department of Environmental Sen. George Hannon, D-East Hart­ special priority of its own. Fifteen sets of parents will be selected in this region. DCYS social worker, be willing and able to be involved campaign to rid Connecticut of litter. Protection would begin collecting ford, and the bill's chief sponsor, said “You collect more (money) than Fourteen will care for a child on a regular basis and one with school and community on behalf of the child and be "This bill will do the job the botUe assessments from businesses in July passing the measure in the Senate you need and you waste it.” She also family will servp as a relief family who would provide oc­ involved with natural parents who may wish to visit. bill can’t," said a lobbyist for the to pay for the litter cleanup. will be "no trouble at all.” said the collection of litter should not casional care for the children when the foster parents Further information is available by calling toll free, 1- Connecticut Beverage Advisory Supporters of the bill said the A major effort to defeat the bill have special priority. may need a vacation or time alone, or just feel 800-982-6804. But Rep. Vincent Roberti, D- overwhelmed by the problems the child may be presen­ Bridgeport, said the litter bill was ting. DCYS hopes to establish this program eventually in In Massachusetts needed "to complete the state’s plan the New Haven and Bridgeport areas also. to clean up Connecticut.” He said the ' This innovative program was run as a pilot project MANPOWER GOMES TO YOU bottle bill was weak and would not several years ago. Funds have just become available for 800 SIL V E R LANE prevent unsightly litter. Just before the vote a trainer/coordinator position so that the number of EAST HARTFORD, CT. “The bottle bill people gutted their families and children involved may be expanded. O u r New Permanent Location Bottle bill advancing own bill and now they want to kill this Sens. Howard Cannon, D-Nev., left, and S.I. Hayakawa, R- Two features make this program different from the one," he said. Calif., who cast crucial votes in favor of the second Panama DCYS regular foster care program. For Interviewing BOSTON (UPI) - A bill designed be Oct. 1, 1979, three months before mean the loss of 1,000 or more The House rejected five other Canal treaty, chat as they head into the Senate chamber before Therapeutic foster parents will be required to par­ FIGURE CLERKS to reduce litter in Massachusetts similar legislation enacted this year bottling industry jobs. But sup­ amendments offered by opponents of the vote. Story on front page. (UPI photo) ticipate in weekly training to enable them to cope with TYPISTS caused by throwaway beer and soft in Connecticut would go into effect. porters said it would result in a net the bill before approving the and understand the emotionalproblems the children would drink bottles and cans has taken a The bill calls for a five cent deposit increase in jobs. They also said it measure. represent. Training sessions would also provide a chance SECRETARIES major step toward enactment into on bottles and cans with less than 32 would mean significant reductions in Under the bill, assessments for Arguing his case for foster parents to meet and share common issues. law. ounces and 10 cents for bottles with a litter and savings in energy. manufacturers, wholesalers and dis­ Parents would receive a salary of $50 a week in addition KEYPUNCHERS to the foster care board rate. Training, which would take The House Tuesday passed the so- quart or more. Similar measures are in effect in tributors would range from $75 to $9,- Sex ed ban lifted Interviews 9-3 Mon. thru Fri. Attorney General Griffin Bell leaves U.S. would endanger the snail darter, a small fish place in the evening, would begin several weeks before called bottle bill on a 119-109 roll call Before approving the bill, the Vermont and Maine, with the effec­ 000 depending on the number of Supreme Court Tuesday after arguing against There It a place for you In the House adopt^ an amendment that employees they have and the amount that lives in the area. Bell holds a jar con­ the placement of a child with the weekly salary commen­ vote and sent it to the Senate for tive date of the new Connecticut law INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - With a temporary market would provide retraining to workers of litter they create. a lower court decision blocking a big taining snail darters. It was Bell’s first case cing at the onset of training. further consideration. scheduled for Jan. 1, 1980. state ban on birth-control instruction State administrative guidelines who lose their jobs because of enact­ Outside New England, only Oregon Retailers would be charged from had, up until this year, outlined the Tennessee Valley Authority dam. En­ before the court as attorney general. (UPI DCYS requires that therapeutic foster parents be new The bill, which has the backing of in public schools lifted. Planned MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, was passed ment of the so-called bottle bill. The and Michigan have bottle laws. $25 to $3,000 based on annual sales types of sex education for various vironmentalists oppose the dam because it photo) foster parents — parents who have not had a child placed 10 Hiynat St., Hartford and their number of business Parenthood officials are pushing for in their home before. They must be a two-parent family 800 Silver Lane, Eatl Hartford for engrossment after two and a half amendment would guarantee courses that will teach students grades and banned certain topics en­ hours of debate in which opponents economically dislocated workers full locations. Total assessments would tirely, including "methods and be paid to the DEP each July. sexual responsibility and “avoid the tried to attach several amendments pay and fringe benefits for three WTIC license need for abortion.” techniques of contraception.” years during the retraining period. The bill would also crack down on designed to weaken support for the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Radio "We would like to see all schools About town^ Earlier, the House defeated, 116- those caught littering. measure. stations WTIC-AM and FM filed a reassess sex-education courses so Planned Parenthood officials said The proposal faces an uncertain 112, a proposal that would have given In addition to the present first F. Bradford Johnson, an ad­ Cabloatllchad brief with the Federal Com­ they are realistic for the day and age Easy-wear, Acrylic Knit fate in the Senate, which last year state money to bottling and related offense fine of $10 for littering, in­ ministrative assistant in the State The executive board of munications Commission, saying dividuals convicted of second or sub­ we live in,” Helen McCalmenz, _ Easy-care Sweater defeated a similar proposal by a 19-16 industries for 75 percent of losses their licenses should be renewed executive director of Planned Department of Ptiblic Instruction, Center Church Women will- sequent littering violations would be told them the guidelines were margin. caused by enactment of the bill. despite a challenge by a group of Parenthood Association of In­ meetThursdayat9:30a.m. Polyester Coats sentenced to pick up litter for up to 35 dropped on Jan. 1. 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By United Press International treaty the needed two-thirds vote. ratified March 16 by the same 68-32 of development plans for the and began dragging tiny Lake As darkness fell, officen flying in Tornadoes left death and destruc­ Byrd immediately after the vote margin spells out U.S. rights to de­ Panamanian economy. They hope to Duchess in a hunt for something they helicopters as low as 7 feet above the tion In the South and spooked shook hands with ^ n . Paul Laxalt, fend the canal forever, to take reinforce the Atlantic-Pacific artery hoped they would not find — the body surface used infrared binoculars in a thousands of rush-hour commuters in R-Nev., a leader of anti-treaty military action when necessary and by improving the trans-isthmus of ex-Premier Aldo htoro. vain attempt to detect any cracks in the Chicago area Tuesday. Spring’s forces. “The Senate failed to reject a to insist on priority passage for railroad and connecting it to new Army ski squads and rock climbing the ice cover. wildness plagued much of the Plains, treaty the people didn’t want. It’s warships in times of conflict. container ports at both ends. troops probed bushes on the nearly But as the lake hiut sharped for the Midwest and Southeast wiUi snow,' that simple,” Laxalt said. Follow-up legislation will be treeless mountain slopes around the night, a new alarm came from state heavy rains and flash floods today. Sen. Jake Gam, R-Utah, another needed to create the new nine- lake, where a communique pur­ road police, who detected an opoiing One tornado that touched down treaty opponent^ called the Senate member canal commission to portedly from Moro’s leftist Red in wire fencing alongside the aban­ four times killed four members of a action a “serious mistake which it— replace the Panama Canal Co., a Radiation Brigades kidnappers said his body doned gravel pit below the lake and family and injured 12 other people in and the American people — will live firm that in one form or another has (Conlinueff from Page One) could be found. tire marks off the main road. Montlcello, Miss. Another ripped to regret.” run the canal since its construction The communique said Moro had through Monroeville in south I * 'The main Panama canal treaty was completed in 1914. needs of the growing Greater been "executed” and his body Early Tuesday a message ap­ Alabama, destroying 20 to 25 homes ratified Tuesday outlines the prin­ Legislation also is needed to Manchester area into consideration. dumped in a swampy area around parently sent by the Red Brigades, and injuring as many as 25 people. ciples by which the United States will authorize and appropriate funds for The review process will begin snowbound (.ake Duchess. who seized Moro in Rome last monUi Other twisters caused scattered Models for the upcoming Manchester Manchester Country Club. The Penny Saver dismantle in 30 months its enclave, regrouping and eventually when Manchester Memorial brings ) The second day of searching began and killed his five bodyguards, said: damage across the South. One tore Memorial Hospital Auxiliary fashion show the Canal Zone, cede administrative withdrawing U.S. military forces and its application before the Capital before dawn, with battery-powered "We announce the execution of through Utica Junior college at is managed by the auxiliary. From left are Utica, Miss., injuring three people are shown wearing and looking at clothes control to Panama in the new to provide retirement benefits for Area Health Consortium, a group of searchlights stabbing the darkness (Moro) by suicide. His corpse is im­ Mrs. Robert Russell, Mrs. Richard Bolin and nine Greater Hartford hospitals. and damaging school buildings. A from the Penny Saver thrift shop which they around Lake Duchess and a nearby mersed in the swampy slime of Mrs. Richard Davis. Next it will go to the board of abandoned gravel quarry. Duchess Lake.” Dozens of Carabinieri (national police) small tornado damaged a house, a body of kidnapped ex-premier Aldo Moro. trailer and several trees In Fernan- will model Monday, April 24, at the (Herald photo by Pearson) Subarea F of the North Central But officials speculated a com­ Experts at the lake said they await orders in village square at Valle del (UPI photo) dina Beach, Fla. Wolff heads CofC Connecticut Health Systems Agency munique from the Red Brigades believed the communique was a Salto, Italy, to board helicopters in search for and then to the full board of the agen­ terrorists saying Moro had been gruesome hoax because Uie lake, 5,- (t.nndnucd from Pajjc One) Manchester Kiwanis Club and is now cy which will hold public hearings on executed and his body dumped in tl)e 900 feet up in the Apennine Moun­ Group to show fashions serving as a director and treasurer of the application. lake, 53 miles northeast of Rome, tains, is unreachable at this time elected for a second term as vice the Manchester-Bolton Chapter of If the Health Systems Agency ap­ might be a hoax or a ploy to divert except by helicopter or specialized president for urban affairs. He is a A fashion show will highlight the are Mrs. John DeQuattro, Mrs. Penny Saver is located at 46 Purnell the American Red Cross and is an proves the application, it will go to the attention of police. climbers. Lebanon rulers quit after fight annual meeting of the Manchester Robert (Martha) Russell and Andre Place in downtown Manchester and former Manchester mayor and associate member of the Manchester the Commission on Hospitals and Giuseppe Bartolooei, a leader of "It is difficult to see in these con­ Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Mon­ Marmen, hospital public relations is open Tuesday through Saturday former comptroller of Connecticut. Board of Realtors. Health Care. The commission will Moro’s ruling Christian Democratic ditions how ordinary people could BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - attend the meeting only this mor­ search for a national entente despite in and demanded an official explana­ day, April 24, at noon at the director. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Thursday Agostinelli is a member of several The immediate past president of form a subcommittee which will hold party, said in Rome the terrorists have reached the lake, let alone drag Lebanon’s first post-civil war ning. repeated pledges by the civil war tion. Manchester Country Club. Mrs. Jack Hunter, social chairman until 8:30 p.m. local organization, has been the Chamber, William R. Johnson, further public hearings. "could be playing a cruel joke on us an aging man, or a corpse, with government resign^ today amid a Hoss and his government of rivals to respect “legitimate Three days ago Hoss offered to Then the application will go to the After the luncheon meeting, the of the auxiliary, will be the commen­ The fashions being modeled will in­ associated with numerous charitable was also elected to serve for an ad­ — we can only hope that is what it them,” one police officer said. controversy over last week's fighting technocrats took over 17 months ago authority" in the country. “resign if this would help things,” and civic groups and serves on entire commission for review. If the Penny Saver wiil present a fashion tator. clude sportswear, afternoon and ditional year on the Chamber’s is.” The Red Brigades slaying of the between Christian militiamen and after 19 months of civil war between Political tension rose sharply last the newspaper An Nahar reported at regional and state committees. He is commission approves, the hospital show featuring the shop’s latest The Penny Saver is the thrift shop evening attire and men’s wear. Some executive committee. Johnson, An army of 400 police, firemen, frail, 61-year-old five-time premier the Syrian peace-keeping troops, the Christians and a Moslem coalition of week when Christian militiamen the time. Hoss denied the report, but also the 1978 recipient of the spring fashions. operated by the auxiliary. ’The shop of the items include sportswear from president and treasurer of the will be allowed to start installation of rock climbers and skin divers Moro was announced after a one- official Beirut Radio said. Lebanese and Palestinian leftists. became embroiled in their second top government sources said it was Chamber's “M“ award. the accelerator. Models for the show will be Mrs. sells top quality second-hand Vera, an R&K original dress, and a Savings Bank of Manchester, has dragged Duchess Lake Tuesday and month “trial” before a “people’s The resignation of Prime Minister Since then, he has worked battle with Syrian peace-keepers in true. Richard Bolin, membership chair­ merchandise which is donated by lightweight wool coat handmade in English, assistant vice president of held several Chamber positions, is in­ searched the surrounding terrain . court” in a secret hideout that 50,000 Selim al Hoss—al though rumored in feverishly, but with no visible as many months. The resignation came after Israeli man; Mrs. Richard Davis, publicity auxiliary members and the public. Ireland. Hartford National Bank & Trust Co., volved in numerous banking Read despite a 12-foot blanket of snow. police and troops have been unable to the press several days ago — success, to seal a “national entente” The government had sent the military sources said Israel would chairman: Mrs. Lee McCray, first The shop is the major fund raiser The public is invited. Reservations was also re-elected to a second term. organizations and has served as They also sent trained dogs across find. appeared to come as a surprise. Hoss to end the friction that triggered the Syrians in to end a Christian-Moslem surrender half of occupied south vice president: and Mrs. Robert for the auxiliary. Since the shop are necessary and may be made by He has served on the Chamber board president of the Manchester United Herald the lake’s thin ice to try to spot fresh The communique said Moro’s had been scheduled to meet with civil war. flareup, but the fighting quickly Lebanon within two weeks and has no (Kate) Russell, finance chairman. opened in 1958, it has raised more contacting Mrs. Roderick Myers, 76 and its Contact Club. Way and Kiwanis Club and is active breaks through which a body might death was only the first in a “long foreign correspondents for routine Hoss and President Elias Sarkis shifted to a Syrian-Christlan battle. intention of retaining any part of the He is a past president of the area if U.N. troops can guarantee Other auxiliary members modeling than $384,0(X) to be used wherever the Carpenter Road, bv Friday, April 21, in many local groups. Ads have been dumped. series” and warned Premier Giulio luncheon but iMwed out at the last have fallen victim to veiled rhet­ Christian leaders attacked the hospital has the greatest need. The At one point, police tossed an 187- Andreotti and other leaders to “itow minute. orical attacks from all sides in their government for ordering the Syrians they will keep Palestinian guerrillas pound mannequin into the lake, near­ start trembling.” He had confirmed his intention to out of the region. A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN IWUMVERSITYOFCOMECTMWT Feds consider plan il accApltd, tha agani company will turn ovar to you a chain ot Dhrniofl of Eitended iw l Contmiing Educatiofl uniqua. talf tarvica canlart promotad on national talavltlon. Wa MM«cM the M M if Mtfu In Secret neutron bomb on nuke waste ban raquira no Iranchlia or royalty laai. Part lima hours, product, a full- lima Incoma. A man or a woman can oparala this businass without 8TORR8 IntartarIng with any prasant amploymanl. 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In Washington, a Pentagon spokesman The report of the test came only weeks Local officials, prompted by plans of Brookhaven Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined 4,/ •'A?'* * declined comment today on whether the after President Carter made a controver­ Laboratories of Upton, L.I., to resume ferrying radioac­ That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. United States has previouly set off a sial decision to delay production of a tive wastes to New London enroute to disposal areas in neutron warhead. neutron warhead, which kills by massive South Carolina, voted Monday to limit passage of the Sources at the Nevada Nuclear Test radiation but leaves buildings largely in­ wastes through New London. >■ •• Site, however, told United Press Inter­ tact. The council earlier this year had asked city law direc­ national last year that at least two neutron Carter demanded that the Soviet Union tor Myron B. Bell to draft an ordinance stating the ship­ bombs had brnn exploded in underground make similar moves to cool the inter­ ment of radioactive wastes would be banned through New tests at the desert site during the last national arms race. London. several years. Federal officials did‘not In Washington, a State Department Bell told the council at Its Monday meeting he wanted deny the UPI report. Barring accidental spokesman said the department had no in­ to .H' lsult with state officials before submitting a final “vents,” such underground tests do not formation on the reported French explo­ drall. The council agreed to consider the draft May 1 release radiation into the atmosphere. sion. Gov. Ella T. Grasso said after the council vote any "France has exploded its first neutron The neutron warhead, designed chiefly future slate action concerning shipment of radioactive bomb,” France Soir said in a banner to be mounted on short and intermediate materials through Connecticut will reflect the interests headline. range rockets, was being developed to of local towns. “In the greatest of secrecy and on an destroy enemy troop concentrations and New York in 1976 banned transportation of nuclear experimental basis in the Pacific, France tanks. Russia and the Warsaw Pact wastes within its boundaries, prompting Brookhaven to has exploded its first neutron bomb,” the nations have massed forces in Europe reconsider transporting wastes through Connecticut newspaper said. which greatly outnumber those of the The French Defense Ministry said it NATO allies. would neither confirm nor deny the The French military experts said that if report. A spokesmen said government President Valery Discard d’Bstaing Prosecutor reviewing policy was not to discuss publicly decides to go ahead with the production of France’s test plans and progress on the weapon, Europe would no longer be hit-run death case perfecting the nation’s nuclear weapons dependent on the American nuclear um­ Drogram. brella and France would become Europe’s "France has experimented a neutron most powerful nation militarily. NEW LONDON (UPI) — The prosecutor reviewing a bomb in the Pacific ... France has com­ It also woidd enhance the Discard’s grand jury report on the hit-run death of Kevin Showalter pleted with its own means its research on position when he goes to New York next (or nearly two months said he still has no comment on the neutron bomb,” France Soir said. month to address the United Nations and whether he will pursue any action in the case. It said it would take three or four years advance proposals for global disarma­ savem m iesL "I will, when I'm ready, make the release,” State's At­ ; to make the bomb “operational.” ment, they said. torney C. Robert Satti said Tuesday. “ But I’m not ready Le Point, considered a reliable French Defense ministers from seven nations at this particular point.” inews magazine, said that “France has belonging to the NATO Nuclear Planning when you authorize Automatic The report implies former mayor Harvey Mallove was just made a test of the bomb.” Group — of which France is not a member driving the car that hit Showalter, a 20-year-old Mitchell The state-owned radio France-Inter — Tuesday opened a tw(Hlay meeting in Save liv es Savings with a minimum transfer College student, on Christmas Eve 1973, while he was carried the France Soir report and the Fredrikshaven, Denmark, to dis­ of $10 a month fix)m your Hartford changing a tire on well-lit Pequot Avenue. Mallove has Paris daily Le Figaro cited unconfirmed cuss, among other issues, the widi the Emhart 911 said he is innocent. reports that a neutron bomb had been Nuclear Planning Group — of which National checking or NO W accoimt. The one-man grand jury report by New Haven Superior tested off the Mururoa Atoll, at the France is not a member. Smoke and Fire Detector. Court Judge Joseph Dannehy was filed Feb. 17 and turned • $13.75 plus tax when you deposit over to Satti, along with evidence and transcripts, Feb The Emhart 911 utilizes ioniza­ $100 or more in a new or existing 22. tion to detect a fire at its earliest stages Dannehy recommended no prosecution in his report, savings account. Limit 3 per family. which was based on five months of hearings and Man held in deaths and sound a loud alarm. And be­ testimony by 107 witnesses, saying police incompetence in the case was "too strong to overcome" WILUMANTIC (UPI) - A local man news conference Tuesday there was no cause it’s battery-powered, it’s easily Dannehy said there was “no corruption” involved, but has been arraigned in Windham County connection between the fire in which the Save m oney blamed the “general inefficiency and laxity by police " installed. N o home or apartment Superior Court on two counts of criminally Saucier children died and the massive The victim’s mother, Lucille Showalter said she was ; negligent homicide and one count of arson drug arrests made in March. should be without one. with our Investment upset that Satti hasn’t yet responded. in the April 4 fire that killed two children. Fifty youths, including some as young ”lt is shocking to me that local officials who have ' Authorities said Tuesday Ernest C. as nine and ten years old, were charged Take advantage of our special Savings Accounts. already had earlier contact with this case for its four long Green, 23, of Willimantic, was being held with possession of marijuana in a citywide years would not now want to expedite (it),” she said prices: : in lieu of 825,000 bond at the Brooklyn drug raid March 30. These popular savings plans Satti declined to comment whether he would review Correctional Center pending a court The parents of the dead children have • $ 10 plus tax when you open a one secret transcripts from the coroner’s inquest to compare range from one to ten years and pay appearance April 28. said in publishol reports they believe the with grand jury testimony to check for possible perjury Public defender Basil Tsakonas was ap- fire was connected to the drug bust. year or longer Investment Savings during the hearings. higher interest rates than regular ointed to represent him. The police department is also in­ Account with as little John Saucier, Jr„ 9, and his sister, vestigating three other incidents that have passbook savings accounts. Tabetha, 10, died in the fire that swept the occuned since the March 15 drug arrests: as $100, or And, at Hartford National, you third floor of their Moulton Court henne a shotgun blast fired into police Capt. shortly before dawn. The chilcfren were Raymond Ely’s home M a^ 30; the can start an Investment Savings buried a few days later in Gray, Maine. attempted flrebombing of Hussey’s family IFIETCHER GLASS CO. Their mother, Rebecca, and a younger car on April 1, and a vandalism spree at Account with as little as $100. brother, 4-year-oId Stephen, escapied from the local high school which resulted in Compare that with the minimum 0»«v IS t««r| w lomANCHUTtH the s e c ^ floor unharmed. 810,000 in dmnages. Police Chief John P. Hussey said at a deposits required by other banks, em PLITt AUTO GLASS SERVKE « " « ) » CU U.M M m M .CUH ruHNITUM TOM then come start saving with us. PKIUW tUMMO .TMHACI I 000« IMHIOn TV* iNC\o$u«s .jNci«i »om DINNERS Save lives. And save money.

I ^AWCHtSTtR 6 4 9 . 4 5 2 1 ) COillCTM'S ITIMS a m i s L B i T piAm your PtfMMHDAL MCAMnn MUM tuioewOlOMt 0Mn«Mfr tamMMd 1MI C M iw r No im HardoidMitkMial OPtH M-F |.S;M PLASTICS IN STOCK Address. C a ll: If you’ve got a little money, why not get a lot of banL THUn. TIL SM s/i(- , )/4- Oty____ •AT. I - IM STOCK SHEETS OR CUT SIMS 6 3 3 - 7 1 9 7 Bratvi most often smoked. I M MeXEE ST. MANCHISTU M «■ M K m im M a n M M N M « Ip m . nM H k K- -x-v. SCMINIMPAIMO HMMkMiMMiaainiM-VaM FkilMaBiaaaMi BMonbury PAGE TWELVE-A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mantlieiter. Conn.. Wed., April 19, 1978 Obituaries ) Basin plans revised lHaurltpatrr HRC to get voice Mrs. Raymond E. Wellware Jay Giles, Manchester’s director of capacity for a 100-year storm. Anthony Stoppa dies; EAST HARTFORD -M rs. Robert Sonnichsen, a senior civil public woits, said that dianges tove engineer at DEP, said at the time Giles said that this setup, with the Hrralft Margaret Wakely Wellware, 50, of 43 been made in the plans for a in plan revision that “fairly significant alterations” one foot of freeboard in the dike Graham Road died Monday at Hart­ S eco n d se c t io n GOP senate candidate proposed detention basin in the Lenti would be needed. would provide protection if waves Manchester’s Human Relations thoughts on a new complaint ford Hospital. She was Uie wife of Fanos subdivision. ’The requested Sonnichsen and Giles both said now develop in the basin during storms APRIL 19. 1978 Commission, which monitors the procedure before next month’s com­ EAST HARTFORD - Anthony E. and had lived in the East Hartford Raymond E. Wellware Sr. alterations, however, are not as sub­ Stoppa, 56, of 45 Murray St., area all his life. He was a self- I ^ . Wellware was bom in Central that the requested changes deal “I would argue, and a lot of'other town’s Affirmative Action Plan, will mission meeting. stantial as originally indicated by engineers would argue, a b ^ t the Republican candidate for the Third employed real estate broker for 20 Village and bad lived in East Hart­ primarily with including a formal have a voice in drafting a revision to Lee Ann Gundersen told Werbner state officials, be said. need for freeboard,” Giles said. Senatorial District seat, died this years before retiring. He was a com­ ford for the past seven years. She spillway in the planned detention the section of the plan dealing with that publicity about the com­ The basin is part of the 59-lot sub­ area. morning at St. Francis Hospital. He municant of St. Mary’s Church and a was employed as a secretary at Colt He said that no changes were the complaint procedure. missioner’s investigative role is division proposed for the 40-acre Len­ req u ir^ in the proposed size or C h am ber was the husband of Mrs. Sophie member and past president of the Industries, Hartford. Previously, for a 109-year storm — A revised Affirmative Action Plan lacking. John Bourque, a former ti Farms tract off Gardner Street. materials of the basin. Noviasky Stoppa. East Hartford Italian-American She is also survived by her mother, a storm that occurs once every 100 including goals and timeUbles for town employee, who has filed a com­ The plan, including the basin, was ap­ William O’Neill, the engineer in­ Mr. Stoppa, who had been active in Club. Mrs. Agnes Nolan Wakely of Central years — the basin was designed so in tro d u c es future hiring was presented to the plaint with the commission chargint proved last October by the volved in the basin design, has not the town’s political affairs, was ser­ He Is also survived by a son, Village; a son, Raymond E.Wellware that water would flow over the top of Board of Directors at its March 28 that the town fired him because he Manchester Planning and Zoning been available for comment for the ving as a justice of peace at the time Ronald L. Stoppa of East Hartford; Jr. of East Hartford; a daughter, the entire dike area at a controlled meeting. The section that gives the was handicapped, would not have Commissin. Five residents of tte rate. past few days. ' , of his death, and was a delegate to two daughters, Mrs. Judith Earley of Mrs. Kathleen Varriale of Windsor; d irecto rs HRC the power to investigate com­ filed a complaint with the state com­ area appealed that decision, and the Both Giles and Sonnichsen said He has said throughout that the Nine new directors of the Greater plaints connected with the plan or mission if he knew that the town had the GOP State Convention. Glastonbury and Mrs. Lois Dugay of a brother, J. Vincent Wakely of Cen­ appeal is still pending. From 1970 to 1977, he was a Massachusetts; and four tral Villae; two sisters, Mrs. Dar- that this did not meet DEP standards basin would improve the existing Manchester Chamber of Commerce related discimination charges was the Human Relations Comtpission to Last week, officials from the missing. member of the East Hartford GOP grandchildren. ville Nicollni of South Windsor and for such a basin. Instead, DEP has storm drainage in the ’Thayer Road will be introduced tonight at the handle the complaint. Department of Environmental area. Giles also has agreed with that Carroll Brundrett Roy Drummond Town Committee and from 1972 to The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a m. Mrs. Herbert Clark of Colchester; asked that a formal spillway be CJiamber’s 77th annual banquet at Irving Bayer Tuesday night, Steven Werbner, The entire revised Affirmative Ac­ Protection indicated that they would assessment. town personnel assistant, told the 1977 was chairman of the from Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 and three grandchildren. designed so that all of the overflow The Colony.'Their official duties also tion Plan won’t be accepted until the seek some changes in the propos^ commission that the complaint sec­ Republican’s First District in East Main St., with a mass at St. Mary’s ’The funeral is ’Thursday at 9:15 would occur at the spillway area. Neighbors of the area, however, began today at the Chamber's board HRC approves it and the Board of plan for the detention basin, which tion was not included in the plan so Hartford, Church at 9. Burial will be in Mount a.m. from Rose Hill Funeral Home, The rest of the dike holding the have expressed concern about meeting. Directors accepts it, Werbner said. would hold water during heavy that the entire complaint procedure He was unsuccessful when he ran St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill, with a mass detention basin’s water would be flooding possibilities if the detention The following directors will serve The commission has been told that periods of rain. basin is built. could be reviewed. for the state senate in 1974 and was Friends may call at the funeral at Blessed Sacrament Church, Blast built one foot above the basin’s for the 1978-1980 term: Bourque’s personnel files will be also defeated in 1973 for the post of home ’Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Hartford, at 10. Burial will be in Irving L. Bayer, Jeffrey P. Clarke, The personnel department doesn’t released to the commission only if approve of an employee filing a com­ town treasurer. p.m, Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Howard M. Holmes, Collins D. Bourque signs an authorization which plaint with the state Commission on Mr. Stoppa was born in Hartford Hill. Johnston, Richard L. Schauster, Bar­ will release the town from any litiga­ Rights and Opportunities and then Dr. Clinton D, Deming Mario A. DeBortoli Friends may call at the funeral Nation’s economy worse bara B. Weinberg, Stephen tion. The HRC members called this Cavagnaro Jr., Roy Drummond and filing with the local Human Relations just another road block in its efforts VERNON - Dr, Clinton D, ELLINGTON - Mario A, DeBor­ home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Commission, Werbner said. He also The family suggests that any (Continued from Page One) have reduced the growth rate by 2 accurate barometer of future con­ Carroll Brundrett. Ms. Brundrett has to resolve the discrimination charge. Deming, 94, of West Hartford, a past toli, 62, of 20 Frog Hollow Road died said that the department believes The commission already has such a memorial gifts may be made to the percent from what it would have sumer spending, advanced 1.2 per­ also been named vice president of president of the Hartford County Tuesday at his home. He was the hus­ prise. been otherwise. cent last month, the largest gain of organizational affairs for the that there should be a time limit .set signed authorization. Medical Society, died Tuesday at his band of Mrs. Alda Amprimo DeBor­ Lupus Foundation, 55 Hilldale Road, for filing complaints. West Hartford 06117. Mrs. Kreps has gone on record as Despite the outlook for the disap­ the year, the department said in a Chamber. However. Bourque can go to the home. He was the father of Mrs. John toli. saying there was a “temporary in­ pointing first quarter, the ad­ separate report. The new directors are in addition Werbner said he would work with personnel department and ask to see S. Mason of Vernon. Mr. DeBortoli was bom in Somers terruption of growth” during the first ministration was told ’Tuesday that White House spokesman Jody to several directors completing the the commission in drafting a new his files, then hand them over to one Dr. Deming had served on the staff and had lived in Ellington most of his Miss Anna Botta quarter. She said that development the economy showed some spunk Powell said the increase in personal second half of two-year terms. section dealing with the complaint or more HRC members without of the Institute of Living in Hartford life. Before retiring in March, he had EAST HARTFORD - Miss Anna may cause the unemployment rate, during March. income was “quite heartening.” procedure. Each of the four com­ signing any authorization and still and was a former chief of surgery at been employed for 25 years as a Botta, 72, who made her home at the which has been steadily improving, ’The Commerce Department said TTie government said payrolls in missioners present at Tuesday keep his right of litigation, according Hartford Hospital. He belonged to machinist at Pratt and Whitney Divi­ Silver Lane Pavilion, died ’Tuesday at to level off through the spring. housing starts registered a sharp every sector of the economy im­ Pre-retirement night’s meeting will write their to Werbner. several lawn bowling associations and sion of United Technologies Corp., St. Francis Hospital after a brief il­ The Commerce Department has gain last month and personal income proved last month except for was a member of the national lawn East Hartford. He was a communi­ lness. said the severe winter weather and jumped substantially. farmers, whose income declined $900 cant of the Church of St. Luke and a workshop set bowling championship team in 1951. Miss Botta was born May 29, 1906, the 110-day coal miners strike may Personal income, considered an million. It now has fallen by $11.4 A “Pre-retirement Workshop” for >// He is also survived by another member of Our Lady of Fatima in Ottok, Germany, and had lived in billion during the first three months Water funds sought men and women who are planning to Stephen Cavagnaro Jr. Barbara Weinberg Richard L. Schauster daughter, a sister, six grandchildren Council, KofC, of Rockville, and Hartford from 1 ^ until coming to of 1978. retire or have retired recently, will and three great-grandchildren. Bishop McMahon Assembly, Fourth East Hartford four years ago. be given later this month by the Com- A memorial service will be degree, KofC, of Hartford. He also She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Stocks try rebound to extend dead ends munity Services Division of Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at Gross belonged to Manchester Lodge of Martha Applemann of Germany; a (Conlinurcl from Page One) 11 sessions in heavy trading on the Lottery Manchester Community College. Memorial Chapel of the Asylum Hill Elks, Ellington Grange, the Loyal brother, Emanuel Botta, also of Ger­ Jay Giles, Manchester’s director of this fiscal year. Giles said that there Order of Moose of Rockville and the Tuesday period, the heaviest four- American Stock Exchange. Topics for discussion will include^ is enough to permit the $65,000- Congregational Church, Hartford. many; and a cousin, Mrs. Marie public works, will request that the day turnover in NYSE history. Most observers had expected retirement income, leisure time, $70,000 in repairs to be made. The Burke-Kortin Funeral Home, 76 Italian Sick Benefit Society of Staf­ Smith of Manchester. The winning number drawn Town Board of Directors allocate ’The Big Board volume of 38,950,000 profit-taking because the market’s health insurance, and federal and Jodaitis and Giles previously had Prospect St., Rockville, is in charge ford Springs. The private funeral is Friday. Tuesday in the Connecticut daily funds to complete hook-ups for three-day rise had been so steep. In state assistance. recommended that the town of arrangements. He is also survived by four Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict shares, the fifth heaviest in New lottery was 943. several dead-end lines in the water York Stock Exchange history, was fact, the Dow average had ju m p ^ 68 Classes will begin Thursday, April eliminate dead-end lines as one step There are no calling hours. daughters. Miss Gayle DeBortoli of Cemetery, Bloomfield. system. down from the record 63,510,000 points in about a month. 27, and will continue on Thursdays, to improve general water quality In- The family suggests that any Ellington, Mrs. Rol^rt C. Anderson ’The Maple Hill Chapels, 382 Maple The dead-end lines run off the main shares traded in Monday’s session. ’The midaftemoon rally featured from 7:20 to 8:35 p.m., for four more town. memorial gifts may be made to the of Vernon, Mrs. John D. Edgar of Ave., Hartford, is in Charge of lines in the system and primarily ser­ In the past four sessions, the some panic buying that had been the ( Fire calls 1 weeks. For information about costs The 14 repairs now being requested Hartford Hospital for surgical Syracuse, N.Y. , and Mrs. Darryl arrangements. vice residential areas. They research. Grant of Los Angeles, Calif.; a volume totaled more than 186,3^,000 key to the rally, which began late last and registration, call the Community sometimes cause problems with are considered top priority by water ’There are no calling hours. Manchester Services office at 646-2137. Mrs. William B. Brown brother, Emil DeBortoli of shares, the largest number in a four- Thursday after the Federal Reserve water quality because water may officials. They primarily are smaller Ellington; and four grandchildren. day period in NYSE history. The had reported a smaller-than- ’Tuesday, 5:03 p.m. — gas washdown, 42 stagnate in the dead-end areas. hook-ups, requiring 50 to 275 feet of EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Rose Joseph Kravontka The funeral is Friday at 9:15 a.m. dollar value of that volume totaled expected money supply increase. High St. (’Town) The proposal from Giles Is to com­ ^ line, Giles said. Sciger Brown, 65, of 357 Forest St. Rep. Stevens from the Burke-Fortin Funeral Joseph Kravontka, 84, of Water- about $5 billion and made life easier Some traders were disturbed by ’Tuesday, 7:32 p.m. — fire in gasoline plete the loop in these lines, thus The other repairs, some of which died Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville, bury, formerly of Manchester Road, for brokers. news the dollar had given up many of pump, 555 E. Middle ’Turnpike (Town) hooking them back into the system at require more than 1,000 feet of line, She was the wife of William B. with a mass at the Church of St. Luke Glastonbury, died Tuesday at his Prices also fell for the first time in the gains it had made in Europe. guest speaker a second point and eliminating the could be made later when the town is Brown. at 10. Burial will be in Ellington home. He was the husband of the late dead-end. This would create im­ expected to take substantial steps to Mrs. Brown was born in Waterville Elizabeth Kravontka. state Rep. Gerald Stevens of Center Cemetery. Milford, a candidate for the proved water flow and help eliminate repair the existing water system. and had lived in East Hartford for Mr. Kravontka was bom May 26, Friends may call at the funeral Republican gubernatorial nomina­ water problems. the past 40 years. Before retiring in 1893, in Czechoslovakia and had lived home ’Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 tion, will be the guest speaker Frank Jodaitis, water and sewer 1970, she was an office manager at in the Manchester area for many p.m. Thursday at the meeting of the administrator, has prepared a report Kleban to resign Penney High School. She and her hu.s- years before moving to Waterbury The family suggests that any Manchester Republican Town Com­ Collins D. Johnston Howard M. Holmes Jeffrey P. Clarke on all the dead-end lines in the band had been Involved with the Oval five years ago. Before retiring 19 HARTORD. (UPI) - Albert memorial gifts may be made to the mittee. system. He listed 91 such areas and in the Grove Theater in Farmington years ago, he had been employed as a Kleban, chairman of the Public Church of St. Luke. The meeting will be held at 8 p.m. in estimated that it would cost $782,000 for many years. She had been choir weaver at Cheney Mills. He was a Utilities Control Authority, said he the"Municipal Building’s *Hearing to repair them. director at St. Christopher’s Church member of St. Stanislaus Kostka Mahchelter police report will resign either in May or June to Card of Thanks Room. The public is invited. Giles is recommending that 14 of for 10 years and had served as presi­ Church, Waterbury. take an unpaid joh on Gov. Ella The family of the late Bette The appearance of Stevens means the priority areas be repaired at a dent of the East Hartford League of Goldimlder wlshea to thank the many He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Grasso’s re-election campaign. that all four (]tOP candidates for cost of $65,000-$70,000. The item will Women Voters. relatives and friends for their many Elizabeth Kawezki of Waterbury; John E. Witherell, 53, of 152 Park was released on $750 bond for court arrests Tuesday. Kleban, who is paid $34,000 a year, acts of kindness, beautiful flowers and governor will have appeared at local Juditb Robinson, 20, and Larry W. be presented to the board at its May She is also survived by two sons, cards The memory of your kindness St. was charged with disorderly con­ May 2. also said Tuesday that Mrs. Grasso three sons, John A. Kravontka of Republican get-togethers in the past meeting. Peter K. Brown of Hartford and during our bereavement will always Manchester, Andrew P. Kravontka duct in connection with an incident at Roy R. Badeau, 16, of 22 Lockwood Robinson, 29, both of 3 Regan St., has offered to nominate him as a remain with us year. The money for the repairs is to William A. Brown of Aspen, Colo.; of Glastonbury and Frank J. other Park Street apartments St. was charged with operating under Vernon, were each charged with Superior Court judge. He said he The Goldsnider and U.S. Rep. Ronald Sarasin attended issuing a bad check and fourth- cover the cost of installing the ad­ three brothers, Frank Hockenbery Ahlbcrg Families the influence of liquor and passing on wasn’t sure whether he would Kravontka of West Hartford; six a Sunday brunch fund raiser during Tuesday. Police said he had been ditional piping to complete the loop and Harold Hockenbery, both of East going door-to-door in the apartment the right Tuesday night. Court date is degree larceny on warrants. Court accept. grandchildren and three great­ last fall’s election campaign. State into he system. The funding would Hartford, and Walter Hockenbery of grandchildren. complex. When told he would be May 2. date for both is May 8. Kleban said he will be Mrs. In Mrinoriani Sen. George Gunther spoke to the A purse snatching was reported in come from the Water Reserve Fund, Phoenix, Ariz.; and a grandchild. The funeral is Thursday at 8:30 arrested if he did not stop his ac­ Kevin M. Lenti, 18, of 270 Gardner Grasso’s energy adviser and work on In loving memory of our parents, Young Republicans meeting in Oc­ front of the D&L store In the Giles said. The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 George Sommervllle. who passed tivities, he spit on an officer, police St. was charged with operating under her re-election committee. a m. from the John F. Tierney tober and State Sen. Lewis Rome Manchester Parkade about 5:30 p.m. The fund now has $107,000 left for a m. from Newkirk and Whitney away April 19. I9U and ('.atherlne said. He was processed and released the influence of liquor early today. Sommervllle. who passed away May 7 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., spoke at this year’s Lincoln Day Tuesday. Police said a 25-year-old Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., 1969 with a mass at St. James Church at 9. and scheduled for court May 1. Court date is May 9. dinner. woman was walking out of the store with a mass at St. Christopher’s Burial will be in St. James Claudius H. McNish, 24, of Hart­ Jesse London, 29, of Hartford was We cannot hold the hand of lime. Stevens, the House minority when the snacher ran by and Panel on conservation Church at 10. Burial will be in Cemetery. ford was arrested on a Manchester charged with driving while his Or live again the past, leader, has served as a state grabbed her pocketbook which was Hillside Cemetery. Hut in our hearts are memories. Friends may call at the funeral rearrest warrant by state police on a license is suspended. Court date is That will forever last. representative since 1967. Before hanging on her arm, then ran through Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. charge of operating a motor vehicle May 9. still wants to buy pond becoming minority leader in 1975, he the Parkade parking lot and toward home today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Hemembered always. while his license is suspended. He Police made 21 other motor vehicle served as deputy minority leader and Broad Street. Theresa Parla, chairwoman of the lllckty s Orove or adjacent to Case majority leader. Town of Manchester’s Conservation Mountain. Commission, has sent a letter to ’’This commission still recognizes Congressman Town Manager Robert Weiss reaffir­ the acquisition of Hilliard Pond now ming the commission’s stand on as its No. 1 priority item,” Mrs. Board uses squeeze play backs Fahey buying Hilliard Pond. Parla wrote. The opportunity to buy wr The commission made a presenta­ the pond might be lost if the town Congressman Toby Moffett, D- tion to the Board of Directors earlier does not act now, she said. Sixth District, has added his support this month to discuss the purchase of She said that the commission has on health agency budget to the state Senate candidacy of East the pond. A couple of board members not made an in-depth study of the Hartford’s Marcella Fahey, her staff questioned why the acquisition of Hickey’s Grove area. Also, the most By JUNE TOMPKINS severance with the MPHNA. Also, Indications that a third party is announced Tuesday. Hilliard Pond should be a priority desirable^ property around Case the Homemakers feel that they will Herald Reporter needed to work out the service issue Moffett expressed his encourage­ over the purchase of property at Mountain'is not for sale at this time, DRESS SALE the Mother’s Ring provide only about a quarter of its between the two agencies were she said. ment to Mrs. Fahey in a letter of Using squeeze play tactics, the o v e ra ll se rv ic e next y e a r in alluded to by Weiss and Mayor April 10. Board of Directors Tuesday night put Manchester, but that only a little of it Stephen Penny. Penny said he thinks “I was pleased to learn you are Wear it with prida . . . cherish it always. The two bands of 14 karat gold signify hus­ aside $100,000 under a special ac­ will be paid full fee from the clients. the town and United Way may have seeking to enter the political arena. count to be headed Community Agen­ They also stated that they an­ to work this out. Town asks for opinion band and wife . . . in turn, the bands are joined together by the synthetic birthstona It’s important for active consumer cies Unallocated as a combined ticipate the Meals-on-Wheels “The ideal thing is to have one advocates like yourself to get in­ budget for the Manchester Public program to increase from about 7,000 of the month for each child in the family. THERE IS ONLY ONE "hdOTHER'S RING." agency, have the MPHNA take the volved in establishing policy at a Health Nursing Association and meals served this year to 10,000 on politics of employee % whole thing over. It would cut down local and state level. 25 River East Homema'ker/Home meals next year. IT IS so distinctive, so unique, that is has been awarded U.S. Patent *186,183. Ask for on staff,” Vivian Ferguson, sonnel assistant, said that II Town of Health Aide Service. This is $2,300 “Your concern for and understan­ The Town of Manchester has asked The Homemakers feel that the Republican director, said. “Money for an opinion from the town Manchester employees are per­ less than the original combined future of their agency is presently ding of the important issues facing OFF it by name, confirm it by its identifying tag. talks. This may force a decision,” our state should be brought before counsel’s office concerning a federal­ mitted to participate in political ac­ request. under scrutiny and that its present she added. The decision came during the the public. I wish you the best of ly funded employee who has been in­ tivities. structure will no doubt be somewhat Federal employees, however, are board’s eighth budget workshop after luck.” volved in local politics. altered in the near future. Their In other community agency budget John Post, who is working in the limited in political involvement by 'i’wm considerable discussion about the budget projections are based on the Fabey is seeking the Democratic decisions, the board cut $2,000 from nomination for the Third Senatorial Health Department through the the Hatch Act. This may apply to possible merging of the two health continuation of the agency’s options TWELVE (12J OTHER STYLES AVMLABLL D0N7 the Child Guidance Clinic’s proposed seat serving East Hartford and the federal Ck)mprehensive Employment CETA employees such as Post. Our Entire Stock of Long and service agencies, a move which has as presently structured. budget of $37,000, and reduced the But CETA employees also are sup­ been suggested by a study com­ western part of Manchester, a seat Training Act, is a member of the FOROn THESE ARE ALL CUSTOM-RIADE AHD Weiss referred to the Manchester Association of Retarded posed to receive the same benefits as mittee. now held by Sen. George Hannon Jr. Democratic Town C^jmmittee. He Short Dresses. Homemakers’ dependence on town Citizens proposed budget of $10,500 to also is serving on the. pro­ full-time town employees. Thus, the Ck)ncemed about the duplication of support. She is challenging Hannon's 31- REQUIRE TIME TO PROCESS. $10,165. consolidation Committee for One town has asked for a ruling in the health services in Manchester from “I don’t think the Homemakers member delegate slate to the party’s Tbe board reduced by $1,300 the July convention in an East Hartford Manchester. matter. 0 agencies receiving town financial could continue without the town’s $12,000 budget proposed by Summer support. Town Manager Robert delegate primary May 2. Steven Werbner, the town’s per­ budget help,” he said. Activities in Manchester (SAM). Womens Sizes 6-18 Weiss last year asked the Communi­ ty Services (Council to appoint a study USE YOUR CREDIT committee to investigate the duties Junior Sizes 5-13 and responsibilities of the MPHNA Vernon Dents like Grasso-Houley ticket and the Homemakers. It was the committee’s recommen­ dation that the two agencies form a A poll, conducted among Vernon nounced his candidacy for governor, secret ballot another time. yesterday.” He said with Mrs. Beck have special problems. To this, 28 new umbrella non-profit agency to Democratic Town Committee but he said Killian doesn’t have any Baum said things may change now probably seeking the secretary of said yes, 15 no and four were un­ provide health and homemaking ser­ members reveals sound support for serious program and he hasn’t seen that Gloria Schaffer, secretary of state post it would mean two active decided. DON’T YOU MISS OUT vices. Gov. Ella Grasso for re-election and any break in Grasso’s program. state, has been asked, by the presi­ candidates from the Second District Two local issues were also included To date, no decision has been for Sen. Robert Houley for lieutenant Most of the committee members dent, to serve on the Civil and not quite so strong a coalition. on the questionnaire. Respondents Baum said 47 of the 75 committee THURS, FRI. and SAT ONLY SUOOR 9«u

Cuts in school budget Extra funds MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. A|iril 19. 1978 — 1‘AGK TIIUKK-ll " are coming South Windsor pupils to send balloon messages concern Vernon group to Vernon By BARBARA RICHMOND down with declining enrollments and By JUDV Kl KMNKI: cards are actually returned, say There is a placi on the card where wet inside, but still attached to the Street student Robin Smith: "Robin, eagerly the children await the hiring a replacement. The COPE The Town of Vernon is due to school officials, but the cards that do the finder can write his name and ad­ balloon. I hope you win.” I found your card today at the beach lirrald Hrporirr at the same time fuel and utility committee feels that cutting the Herald (.orrenpondrnt arrival of the mail each morning. It receive some $1.2 million in revenues Dating back to the days when come in provide a source of enjoy­ dress, and space for him to jot down Maryanne Weston of Wayland, at Southampton, Long Island. It was is to people like you we owe our costs go up, regardless of enroll­ budget will be penalizing a new The Vernon Committee on Public from a variety of sources, Chester sailors of long ago stuffed messages ment for the school children for the location where it was discovered. Mass., wrote to fourth grade student in pretty rough shape because the thanks, for without you our contest ment, the board can’t have the grant superintendent for past problems. Education (COPE) is asking Morgan, the town’s state represen­ in bottles and tossed them in the sea, months after. Mrs. Vesta Waldren, secretary at Patricia Bennett to say, "The balloon plastic bag leaked.” There was also a could not be a success.” questions about the Board of Educa­ money to pay for them. The committee said the new tative told the Democratic Town jwple have been fascinated with the The child whose card is returned the Avery Street School, said that came floating down in my back yard blue balloon floating with nothing at­ Mrs. N.D. Roberge of Glastonbury, tion budget, especiaiiy why the Town The board budget was submitted superintendent should have money to and got stuck in a willow tree." with a 7.7 percent increase which the (Committee ’Tuesday night. Idea of using wind and water as a from the farthest distance by the many finders are so excited to have tached to it.” Conn, is very familiar with the thank Council has cut it. recommend changes he feels are Rockville General Hospital will be messenger to some distant unknown closing date of the contest receives a made the discovery that they write Not all the balloons simply float COPE committee termed a necessary. Two school children from you letter. The committee sees the 1978-79 getting $51,985 through a pilot grant destination. prize. This year’s prizes include a letters explaining how and where gracefully down in some secluded remarkable effort, "especially con­ What can be done about this? Woodstock, found two balloons in a "We found your red balloon in our school year as the year that the Ver­ for private institutions. The camera, a pogo stick and a badmin­ they found the card. beach or green pasture. Grade 2 stu­ sidering that mandated state On May 20, school children at South pasture. They had apparently front yard,” writes Mrs, Roberge, non school system "catches up” on COPE members are urging all in­ Guaranteed Tax Base (GTB) grant ton set. dent, Diane Boothby received word programs for the exceptional in­ Windsor’s Avery Street School will In the past the balloons seem to became tangled together at the start "and this is the third one we’ve found solving problems and in preparing terested persons to appear at the that her balloon came to a rather and mailed back.” creased 12.4 percent within that 7.7 will total $628,840, which is $331,019 release a barrage of balloons into the Some cards come in even after the find their way up north, with the of their journey and drifted together itself for the future. April 25 public hearing on the budget more than received in the current exciting demise. As the postcards come in each percent increase.” sky, hoping they will float to some close of the contest, according to farthest destination being Nova into Woodstock. One reason the committee sees this to express their concern and to ask year. Herman Weaver, a truck driver child of course hopes his or her COPE questions how the Vernon far off place, and the finder will mail Avery Street Principal Philip Smith, Scotia. as a year for catching up is that of in­ the Town Council how the money, The grant for school transportation Edward Haryasz of Ludlow. Mass, from Millbury, Mass, wrote. "This balloon traveled to some distant place schools have gotten into such a state back the postcard attached to the and some are not mailed back until Last year one balloon drifted to creased grants to be received coming to the town for education, is expected to be $103,260, an in­ wrote that he was playing golf at the came down on my truck windshield — making him the winner of the of disrepair. "We feel those funds will be used. tail. fall of the following school year when East Wareham on Cape Cod and the through educational programs. crease of $7,114 over the current Ludlow Country Club when the and I grabbed it as it went by the year’s prize. which could have prevented these The committee also wants the The project is not new to the Avery hunters discover the p riz ^ balloon recipient wrote, "1 found this on "These funds should represent a grant; the property tax relief grant balloon came drifting down. “I found driver's window at 45 miles per Last year one postcard delivered to real problems had to be turned back townspeople to ask the council to con­ Street youngsters, and this year’s hidden in woods or tangled in trees. Great Neck Road, in East Wareham, bonus to education, which, when will toUl $163,292, which is $84,858 this at the 12th hole,” wrote Mr. hour." Avery Street School child Peter coupled with regular town spending in prior years. We feel this was sider a tax credit system for those school fair‘will mark the seventh The postcards bear the child's entangled in a briar near my Maryasz. When the card is returned the politically caused and not good judg­ over the current one; the per capita Smitli only two days after the con­ (i.e. normal school budget) for 1978- senior citizens and other taxpayers year the children will watch the name and grade and the name and cranberry bog, " In 1975, the winds apparently finder is mailed a letter from the test. ment. The repairs now needed must grant, not received this year, is 79, would allow for getting neglected on fixed incomes. They feel this is balloons float up, up and awav to who address of the school. ” 1 found this on the beach at Den- carried the treasured cargo in a school. The finder had carefully printed, be taken care of with inflated dollars expected to be $180,499, and another knows where. items in order,” committee needed so that the mayor is not im­ "This is a contest,” read the post­ nisport. Mass, on Cape Cod,” wrote different direction. "Thank you for returning the "this was found next to Avery Street (i.e. current costs),” the committee new grant for special location will Of the hundreds of balloons only card. "Please mail this card for one woman. "The pink balloon was members said. pelled to cut education funds just to be for about $100,000. Steve Conanl of Southampton, New Balloon Contest postal card,” reads School.” Some things never get off said. The committee feels it has keep the mill rate down. "Increases about 30 or 40 of the plastic wrapped still inflated and the plastic bag was The committee, however, sees two This means an increase of more York wrote the following to Avery the note "‘You can imagine how the ground — even balloons. become a habit for the budget, sub­ or cuts should relate to education problems with this, one is that the than $700,000 coming to the town in mitted by the school board, to be cut needs,” the committee said. Town Council has recommended a the coming fiscal year. Morgan said in a standard sequence, first by the The committee is urging a vote to If you have |I25,(X)0 cut in the budget despite the this is equal to about 4.5 mills. superintendent, then by the board, reject the cut made by the council Bolton educators hear fact the board’s Budget Committee He said he would hope that the n e w s f o r a re a Rham budget intact then by the council. They said this and said if a cut is to be made, con­ “nickled and dimed over $200,000 $180,000 per capita grant could go taken out of the superintendent's sub­ implies that a realistic budget is sideration of a minimal cut should be townsy call: mitted budget." never submitted. The committee Color contest winners into a capital improvements budget discussed in open forum. "We ap­ for the town. The other problem the committee feels the budget this year was preciate the mayor’s concern to of work on objectives .‘Vntlovcr after board hearing realistic. Committee members were ^ ven of the winners in the color contest sponsored by the cites is the tact that education money those who supported him but we feel Donna Holland ...... 6464)375 The Rham District 8 Board of moved to establish a fee schedule of invited to sit in on the board's budget Friends of the Library in Bolton, admire their work and that of coming into the town goes into the this cut penalizes both the new Insulation found mance objectives. The Board of Mulled V ale Education has voted to leave intact $5 per child per summer program proceedings. others at the Bentley Memorial Library. The contest, which in­ Progress made toward ac­ B o lto n general town fund and not to the superintendent and even maintaining complishment of systemwide objec­ Education and parents are to be kept the proposed 1978-79 budget as chosen. He said this would allow the Dr. Raymond Ramsdell, Students participating in the Donna Holland ...... 646-0375 education account. the status quo," the committee said. volved coloring a pre-sketched picture of a library, involved with deficiencies tives for 1977-78 for the Bolton school informed of progress. presented to its annual budget board to see the percentage of par­ superintendent of schools, will be Bolton High School Manchester Com­ This means, the committee said, The budget hearing will be Tuesday seven age groups. Those in the picture are, back to front, Ben system was reported to the Board of Curriculum development work C o v en try hearing Monday night. ticipation from each town. retiring the end of this school year HARTFORD (UPI) - A Bay State munity College cooperative program that even though the Average Daily at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Center Cannon 10; Ann Lewis, 8; Corrine Crocker, 9; Wendy Crocker, energy official said two surveys on Education by School Supt, Raymond should be completed by the end of the in anatomy and physiology recently Claire Connelly ,...... 742-8202 The board met after the hearing, The motion was defeated 5-4 with Membership (ADM) grants are going and the board is in the process of Middle ^hool. Allen. current school year. which was attended by very few dis­ two board members not present at lt’i Pierog, 6; Clifford Dooman, 5; and Laurie th e q u a lity of in s u la tio n in visited Yale University Medical E llin g to n The third objective is to complete a trict residents, and voted to approve the meeting. j Klekotka,1 . 4. wicictiu (Herald piiulu photo oy by uunn) Dunn) Massachusetts homes turned up a lot The first objective is to place Center and John Pierce Research Barbara Richmond .. .643-2711 three-year plan for the future of the a budget of $2,374,230, a 6.9 percent The budget approved will result in of deficiencies, mostly because of the major emphasis on students’ growth Institute. lie h r o n school system and have it approved increase over this year’s operating a $2,239,872 levy on the towns after ignorance of the insulation contrac­ and their ability to use the English The visit included seeing a display Karen Biskupiak . .. .228-0496 tors. language correctly and, accurately by the Board of Education. of normal and abnormal ontological budget. deduction of anticipated revenues of Hanford mulb gay bias ban A report from the Planning Com­ South Windsor Robert Olsen, chairman of the $135,108. Vote set on vacancies "We found every ill you ever both in oral and written forms. development specimens and hearing mittee for the Future of the Bolton Marlborough Board of Finance, had The overall budget increase, Vernon successful candidate last November. thought of, and then we found a few The school principals said written about various research programs. Judy Kuehnel ___ ...644-1364 The program will include educa­ HARTFORD (UPl) - The City would condone and encourage im­ Schools is expected next month. criticized the Rham board during the however, will iinpact the towns as Atty. Leonard Jacobs and John more,” Charles Bowser, energy con­ samples of the students’ work were Students were also given vocational T o llu n d The Vernon Democratic Town tion in the proper handling of guns, Council Monday will consider a morality, subject children to the in­ hearing for continuing the summer follows: Marlborough, 11.6 percent; Drost, chairman of the Municipal servation specialist, said Tuesday taken in October and January and The fourth objective is to have information. Barbara Richmond . . .643-2711 Committee will have a special elec­ marksmanship, and rules for firing proposed ordinance to ban job dis­ fluence of homosexuals and prevent drama recreation program in the Hebron, slightly over '7,9 percent and Permanent Building Committee have A check of 1,000 houses with an in­ will be taken at the end of the school revised staff evaluation programs Students involved in the program, tion at its May meeting to fill two air rifles at 15 feet. The program will crimination against homesexuals by employers from hiring people whose V e rn o n budget. Andover’s share will be reduced to both said they are serious candidates frared camera to detect heat loss year, A random selection of the fully implemented for teachers, prin­ held during the regular school day, vacancies on the Town Council. involve the young people in the city and any companies operating sexual behavior they find offensive. Barbara Richmond ...643-2711 Olsen said the board had said last about 6 percent. for one of the positions. found “after being insulated, a home writing samples will be evaluated for cipals and the superintendent. will receive college credit upon James Filkoff resigned two weeks wholesome competition with their in Hartford. By law all school systems must year that it would leave the summer The amounts to be paid by each Former Mayor Thomas Benoit, A supporter, councilor Sidney is not necessarily insulated,” he said growth. successful completion of the course. ago, effective immediately and peers and may involve competition The council’s Management and Gardner, said the ordinance would be have an evaluation program by the program up to the individual district town are: Andover, $394,218, a who has been mentioned as a can­ at a two-day regional conference on At the elementary level the Kenneth Roy is the program in­ George Furbish resigned this week, at the state level. Budget Committee Tuesday similar to mles adopted by the U S. 1979-1980 school year. In Bolton, towns to manage and that the board decrease of $2,427 over the current effective June 1. didate, hasn't made any official in­ insulation and product safety. teachers agreed to focus on structor. Contract award Those interested in registering recommended approval of the or­ Civil Service Commission, which evaluation programs for the prin­ was going back on its word. year; Hebron, $1,043,556, an increase dication whether or not he intends to capitalization, punctuation, sentence iMeelini; Thursday Lester Baum, chairman of the should do so at the police station on dinance, which was co-sponsored by says persons may be fired or denied a Bowser said a separate survey of cipals and superintendent are com­ The State Department of Transpor­ George Giacoppe, Marlborough of $76,409 and Marlborough, $802,098, committee, who made the seek election Baum said Benoit is 100 homes found about half were not structure and grammar: areas iden­ The Bolton clergy will meet tation has awarded a contract to West Street, April 26 and 27 from 7 to Deputy Mayor Nicholas (Carbone and job if their sexual behavior interferes plete. board member, told Olsen that the an increase of $83,766. recommendation for the election by expected to make an announcement properly insulated. The errors in­ tified as student weaknesses last Thursday at 2 p.m. with the Becker Construction Co. of West 9 p.m. The class will be limited to 30. committee chairman Richard with their work. But sexual year. The teacher evaluation program is program had been reimplemented The estimated percentages to be committee members, said the two soon. A small registration fee will be cluded insulation blown into the Manchester Area Conference of Willington, for $177,396, for Suissman. preference alone is not grounds (or At the high school, teachers are not complete. Meetings are being into the budget after much discussion paid by each town are: Andover, 17,6 terms will start at different times. Shooter edurulion charged eaves, cutting off attic ventilation. Churches at St. Bartholomew Church reconstruction of a road in Tolland. among board members. He added Opponents argued the measure job discrimination. giving emphasis to the correct and held to resolve some of the problems percent; Hebron, 46.59 percent and Members will vote separately on The Greater Vernon Jaycees. in Classes will start May 3 and run for identified by teachers. in Manchester. Old Post Road, from Route 195 that although the board had decided Marlborough, 35.81 percent. each. five consecutive Wednesdays from 7 accurate use of the English language The Bolton Ecumenical Council west for 1,841 feet, will be widened to conjunction with the Vernon Police in all written work. It is expected that some pilot to continue the program, it had been The budget will be presented for George Prouty Sr. who had been Department, will sponsor a shooter to 8:30 p m. at the Vernon Center testing of the valuation program will will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at 30 feet. State officials said when the a very close vote to do so. approval to district residents on May The second objective is to com­ road is completed it will be returned mentioned as a possible candidate, education program for bovs and girls Middle School, Route 30. take place by the end of the current Bolton Congregational Church. At the meeting after the hearing, 8. said he never said he was a candidate plete a i;evision of all curricula so to the town for maintenance. Work is age 9 to 14 Jaycee Rolland L. Violette is they are written in terminal perfor­ school year. Hebron board member Roy Wirth and he is not one. Prouty was an un­ project chairman. to be completed in 152 days. WHAT’S RHS sets career night police report Vernon There will also be chefs open to the public. Shorten Career Night will be hairdressers, attorneys, said he wanted to V e rn o n social workers, VISTA emphasize that there will sleeping bags, a CB radio and a juvenile is being held in the Hartford observed at Rockville High workers, representatives be plenty of job represen­ Vernon Police charged a juvenile canoe Detention Center School Thursday starting Tuesday with seven counts of third- Police said in some cases owners from the newspaper and tatives to talk with those .South W iniisor at 7:15 p.m. in the school’s degree larceny, second-degree of the property did not realize it had two gymnasiums. broadcasting fields and students who do not plan to criminal trespassing, two counts of been stolen or they had not reported South Windsor Police are in­ Francis Shorten, head of many others. continue on to college. third-degree burglary, and the thefts. vestigating a break reported into a the guidance department, The program will be threatening. Areas where the thefts occurred home on Diane Drive They speculate said more than 60 Police said the investigation was were on East Main Street, High the person or persons who entered representatives in a varie­ conducted by the juvenile division. Street, Grove Street and Hamond through an unlocked door, were ty of occupations, will be They said during the investigation Street Police said items were taken probably young. Items missing were available to talk with the items recovered included bicvcles. from garages and homes The cake and cookies and there were students. crumbs on the floor, police said. There will be represen­ tatives of the health field, including doctors, nurses r U P " OPTICAL and paramedics, represen­ M A NICHESTER C H E S T E R ) HARTFORD tatives from the : n n '— 1 __ Cut in Andover budget engineering and ^5.00 OFF The Purchase Of technogolgy fields and ANY BIFOCAL or MULTIFOCAL EYEGLASSES bothers head educator from the armed forces. GOOD TIL 5/31 Beatrice Kowalski. Andover Board Mrs. Kowalski said if the school and make their feelings known. of Education chairman, is upset that board has to fire a teacher, the After the hearing Wednesday the the school board's proposed budget teacher would be eligible for un­ finance board is expected to go into for 1978-1979 has been cut by the employment She said that could cost executive session to complete work Board of Finance. the town from $2,860 to $4,290 for on the 1978-1979 budget. The budget Why is th is the The Board of Finance is nothing. will be submitted for resident’s ap­ recommending a $12,500 cut in the On the other side, the finance proval at a Town Meeting May 6. teacher salary account, $750 for an board increased the school board's Taxes clue now in-service program, $500 for snow request for the bus fund from $8,500 most-talhed-about The fourth quarterly installment of removal, $672 for teacher aides, and to $17,500. Mrs Kowalski said that real estate and personal property tax $30 for summer curriculum amount is not needed because is due during April. Payments made Mrs. Kowalski said the $12,500 cut purchase of a school’bus is not an­ after May 1 will be subject to a late could mean the elimination of one ticipated for next year. life insurance buy charge. teacher position, resulting in more Mrs. Kowalski, in a letter sent Payment may be made at the Town students is some class. She said the home with all school children Mon­ Office Building daily from 9 a.m. to 4 day, urged parents to attend the school board felt the students would p m and Monday and Friday from 7 in Connecticut? get a better education with the finance board public hearing tonight to 9 p.m Jean Gasper is acting tax smaller class. at 8 at Andover Elementary School collector h’s easy to find out. how much insurance you want (S10,000, Just go to the mutual savings bank 115,000, 120,000) and can fit into yr/ur where you have a s a v in g s or ctiecking budget. You can fill out an application in account (or plan to have one) and where minutes, and in private. It’s life insurance Selectmen meet tonight ASKCNa SBU Depositors Group Life InsurarKe is made simple, arx) affordable. offered. If you’ve been putting off the insur missioners, a pension plan with Lori Bolton Reservations due A life insurance bank representative arKe protection you know you need, Rogers and will make appointments Reservations for the United It i»n save you plenty in money and energy if you replace will be glad to review all the facts with shouldn't you be talking about this great The Bolton Board of Selectmen will to the economic development com­ Methodist Church ham and bean you, including price. Then, you decide insurarKe buy? meet tonight at 7:30 at the Communi­ mittee. fire commission and con­ ty Hall. The meeting, normally held stabulary supper must be made by Thursday by with natural gas. calling Stella Jablon at 6494)723 or on the third Tuesday, was postponed Under new business the selectmen E$P. Energy Savings Payback. T h e ^ ja t new program from Con­ Mildred (Joldsnider at 649-1363. SBU Depositors Group Ufe Insurance Monthly Premium Table to Wednesday because of the budget will act on a newsletter prepared by necticut Natural Gas ttiat can save you hundreds of dollars if you hearing. The supper is Saturday with sit­ Age Last Birthday 110,000 115,000 120,000 Joann Neath, set a date for a Town replace your dryer, range, water healer, or comfort system —now— The selectmen will discuss com­ Meeting and hear about the annual tings at 5 and 6 30 p.m. at the church. puter assistance, an agreement with The menu includes baked beans, with new. provably more efficient natural gas equipment All you really Memorial Day parade from Norman have to do is compare and it’s like a bonus from the blue. For exam­ 1 5 -3 4 2.50 3 .7 5 5 .0 0 the fire department and fire com­ Preuss ham. potato salad, cole slaw, rolls, beverage and gingerbread with ple, a conventional gas dryer with pilot consumes 760 thermal units C»NNBCmCUT whipped cream of gas during its (average) 10-year life, whereas a pilotless gas dryer NATURAL (3AS 3 5 -3 9 3 .0 0 4 .5 0 6 .0 0 hirst plure winner consumes only 500 thermal units during the same period At today s CORPORARON rates in this area, the comparative lifetime operating costs are 4 0 -4 4 4 .4 0 6 .6 0 8 .8 0 Rockville hospital notes Jerry Murphy of Pack 157 in Bolton It pmtfM U tlm$ irilk gmt was the first place winner in the Conventional...... ^..... $302.00 Algonquin District pinewood derby Pilotless...... 198.00 4 5 -4 9 6 .6 0 9 .9 0 13.20 .Admitted Monday Jacqueline race in Manchester Friday. Energy Savings Payback...... $104.00 Haran.ski. Dayville. Cecil Karnham. En­ If you don't Uvo on CNO nat­ Siret'l, RiH'kville. Kathleen Hutson. 50 - 5 4 ’ 10.40 15.60 field, laHiise Johndruw, Mountain Streed Ronald Miller, pack leader, said he What s ESP? Ask CNG. You’ll get detailed ural gaa Unaa, inquira about 2 0 .8 0 Pillsbury Hill. Rix'kville. Diane Johnson. believes this is the first time a Bolton answers that will leave you starry-eyed. CNrj't subsidiary, FUELS, Rockville, John Reichle, Broad Bnndi Tolland, l.ynne Lamberlon. Tolland. t For R crvw d Oniy SEU C fep»*n C roi^ L ir hannre ■ Im i term r m s tr e t. to *92 50. prmwn scout was the first place winner in INC., which can sarva you arRh noTMS N «HES #Dwn 1 ■ undtr«inn by The B v* kmKvvjF CcRtpriy Jennie Sullivan, Entield, Klorem-e Willis Margaret Lynch, Garvan Street, East Call or come in to CNG or any gas Talrott Avenue. Rockville the district meet. appliance dealer. If you come in, look lor bottiad gas appHancas and Hartford, Wayne Manchester, Olive boMad gas. CaR Hartford lyou'TCiriensled.arihowyaianaddtlOjOOOofbw-oos SBUpermwwnr Ur Discharged Monday Ansel Buss l-ane. Vernon, Joan Rider. Prospect .At St. M aurire's the people with the ’WHAT'S ESP? buttons. r a m x (strait Ur. ZDpwinB«,g>t>»inint)l6rilolUoM30J0Dov a l u b colors...in sizes to fit you right. $21 K sw in _ Style 391 - Scoop Neck. Style 91 Scoop Neck. Style 396 • Tank Suit H O W H M SKwt Sleevei Cep Sleeves Vlaa Bank Amaricard M M P U B CUTEX POLISH Master Charge always first quality fabrics & notions American Express^ REMOVER SAVE . 1 . Rag. 32c VALUE lATI sum CORHESS Plus T W -g n P U Z A VI8TA CARO .^MIVIONS $ oz. ,P K a SHOPPINB CENTER Cold STOCK UPI 1jQ9 VALUE OMN DAILY 19^ SAT. 10-« OPEN D AILY 10-9 Medicine M T . V Q U IO N TSL. srs-s4ir TEL. •4i-7728 DOWNTOWNLOW MAIN STNieT, MANCHISTEN Rag.$1JM MT. 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^1— Indian trackmen split Recycled engine, spare tire Leaders Earl Yost Manchester High boys’ track team split yesterday at Wigren Leaders Sports Editor Track, topping CCIL foe keep RSox on winning trail B u itih g Penney High, 99-46, and being National 1.eugue nipped 73% to 71% by non­ Frank Duffy, running for hit through the middle. AB H Pet. BOSTON (UPI) - A loss in six games. Brohamer's fourth Bcknr, Chi 23 10 .435 Plug$ big racquet the 100 and 200-yard backstroke conference rival Norwich Free Brohamer, scored the game-winner “My finger didn't hurt at all and recycled engine and a spare single and Fisk’s poorly hit double — Cey, LA 40 16 .400 events... Don Mumley, commissioner Academy. with two outs on Carlton Fisk’s my breaking ball was working real Bobby Riggs, who has literally dis- tire are keeping the Boston both off reliever Eduardo Rodriguez Prsh, Mtl 28 11 .393 of the International Little League, windblown double off the left-field good. But you have to be lucky, too. I appeared from the sports Kene after The decisions leave the Silk — ultimately won the contest. Hrndz, St. L .385 reports opening day ceremonies May Red Sox on the road to first wall. The victory was the sixth didn't go in there to win, just to do 39 15 taking a lesson from Billie Jean King To^}mers 2-0 in league competition But Milwaukee Manager George Mthws, Atl 6 will include several features with place in the American League straight for the Red Sox, now 7-3 on the best I could. Everybody knows 21 8 .381 on the tennis court two years ago, and 2-1 overall with their next action Bamberger said the Brewers' Bnch, Cin Mayor Steve Penny slated to toss out East. the season and undefeated in five we’ve got a good team so all you have 46 17 .370 claims the over-sized Prince racquet Friday and Saturday at the Eastern troubles were traceable to another Flynn, NY the first ball. Revving up for Uie first time since home games. to do is hold the other team to four 39 14 .359 is in for players 35 and over. Connecticut Track Coaches Relays. cause. Grffy, Cin "Tiant was outstanding; it was like runs and we're going to win a lot of 51 18 .353 "It'll make a 35-year-old play like Areas need work Sophomore Ed Lomnicky won the dislocating his finger a month ago, "Our starters have to stop and Mndv, LA 34 12 .353 he's 30 and a 60-year-old play like javelin with a fine toss of 158-feet, 8- Luis Tiant shackled Milwaukee over he’s never^been away,” said beaming games,” he said. think a little better," said . Just Wondering Department: How L uis T ia n i Trllo, Chi 34 12 .353 he's 40,” Jtiggs claims. inches. Junior Bob Walsh was over the final three innings Tuesday and Boston Manager Don Zimmer. “He Brohamer, who signed with Boston Bamberger, a pitching coach for the many years will it take the Board of threw the breaking ball better today A m erieuit l-eairue He also offers advice on how to ^ feet for the first time this season utility infielder Jack Brohamer several weeks before the club traded Orioles before taking the Milwaukee Education to properly repair and than in all of spring training. And AB H Pet. beat a hotshot female tennis player. in winning the long jum^ with a leap drove in the tying run with his fourth for Remy. was happy he could be an job this season, "When you throw 'x' condition the tennis courts at Brohamer did a heck of a job. Like I Rdrgz, Del 20 10 .500 "Hit the ball on a high bounce. hit to steer the Red Sox past the offensive force on such a power­ number of pitches, you're going to Memorial Field? And, along these of 20-feet, 8-inches. Standings Bair, Tor 28 12 .429 Women can't handle the high bounce. sputtering Brewers, 7-6. have said all spring, this is going to laden team. make lot of mistakes. But you have same lines, when will Manchester be Rich Gelting showed considerable be a much deeper team.” Cbbge, Min 38 16 .421 Then as soon as she takes her eye off improvement taking third place in The 37-year-old Tiant, in his first 'T il tell you, getting four hits and to challenge the hitters." able to boast a first class track? ... Dennis Eckersley, acquired to give knocking in the winning run for this Bell, Cle 31 13 .419 you and looks at the ball, charge the the 330-yard intermediate hurdles relief appearance since 1972, struck Without being more explicit, Fashion show at The Steak Out, spon­ Boston a hard-throwing stopper, team is a thrill," said Brohamer, Kemp, Del 31 13 .419 net,” he claims, adding, "it’s no with Dave Timbrell, Ulysses Orduz National League out four while allowing no hits and Bamberger intimated he was unhap­ sored by the New England Whalers’ failed in his third attempt to gain^is Lemn, Chi 31 13 .419 problem to put it (the ball) away.” and Carl Kjellson among others tur­ East only two lazy flies as he prepared for "This is my seventh year in the py with the performance of starter waives and featuring the wives and first win. He gave up a two-run Crew, Min 58 24 .414 Just Wondering Department: Why ning in strong performances. W L Pet. GB his first start Sunday against the majors and my first chance to win a Lary Sorensen, who yielded three all players (except A1 Smith) netted homer in the first inning to Larry Hi- Dade, Cle 34 14 .412 Riggs didn’t use this strategy against Results: Philadelphia 5 3 . 625 Cleveland Indians. pennant. You have a heck of a chance sixth-inning runs after the Brewers 62,000 for the Easter Seals sle and left in the sixth inning after Hrlw, Bal 27 11 .407 Billie Jean? Manchester vs. Penney Chicago 6 4 , 600 Brohamer, signed as a free agent to win the pennant with this club. We had taken a four-run lead in the top Rice, Bos 45 18 .400 Rehabilitation Center ... Speaking of 440 relay: 1. Manchester (Orduz, New York 7 5 .583 last winter after playing out his op­ giving up a three-run homer to Sal have great depth on the bench; it's half of the inning. LFlrc. Det 40 16 .400 Little man A1 Smith, over the last month of the Duval, Clement, Howard) :47.0. St. Louis 5 6 .455 tion with the Chicago White Sox. had Bando that put the Brewers ahead. 6- one of the best. "If we straighten out, we ll be regular WHA season, Louie 2. Bob Stanley got the last two outs of “If you take someone out of the better than .500 this season; if We Home R uiih Little 5-8 Calvin Murphy more than 120 hurdles: 1. Moran (M), 2. Kjellson Montreal 4 5 .444 four singles in five at-bats while Levasseur was a much stronger (M), 3, Stanton (M) :16.0. the inning before giving way to Tiant. lineup (with most teams), you hope it don't we'll stay at .500. " National League: Matthews, Atl, proved that he could play with the big Pittsburgh 3 7 .300 replacing injured Jerry Remy at se­ goalie for the Whalers and it was no 100. 1. Clement (M). 2. Thomas (Pi. 3. cond base. His one out liner to right "1 had good control and that was doesn't hurt you. On this club, you The Brewers, 6-5 after a 5-0 start, Bench, Cin and Monday, LA 4; six men. The veteran Houston Rocket Duval (M) :10.8 players tied with 3, surprise that Coach Harry Neale field in the ninth scored Butch Hob­ more important than throwing think it might help " were to send Jerry Augustine; 2-1, player out of Norwalk finished the Mile: 1. Fedorchak (M),2. Lahda (Ml. GB American League: Hisle, Mil 5; went with the slender Frenchman son, who singled and moved up on a hard," said Tiant, who dislocated the Brohamer's unexpected offehse against Boston's Bill Lee, 2-0, in the NBA season with a 25.6 point per 3. Fitzgerald (P) 4:38.5. Cincinnati 9 3 Baylor, Cal, (hooper and Thomas, Mil who makes his home in Vernon, Rick Burleson sacrifice. index finger of his pitching hand helped send the Brewers to their fifth first evening game of the .sea.son game scoring average, fifth highest in Smith was tabbed the No. 1 goaiie in 440: 1. Orduz (Ml, 2. Borawski (P). 3. Los Angeles 6 4 .600 2 March 17 when trying to stop a liner 4; nine players lied with 3. FIcbeau (Pi :52,0. the circuit and he was No. 2 at the the WHA but that was mainiy on the San Francisco 6 4 .600 2 330 hurdles: 1. Moran (Ml, 2. Gelting free throw lane to Rick Barry of basis of the great first haif of the Houston 5 6 .455 3^4 Golden State. Murphy dropped In 245 (Ml, 3. Mince (P) :41.7. San Diego 2 6 .250 5 Home run on mind season that he enjoyed. Smith aiso 880: 1. Borawski IP), 2. Timbrell (Ml, of 287 attempts from the 15-foot received the most valuable player Atlanta 2 7 .222 5V4 line...Manchester once boasted two 3. Torres (P) 2:06.0. accolade from the Whaler Booster 220: 1. Clement (MI, 2. Howard (Ml, 3. Tuesday's Results first class cinder tracks at the West Club ... In case you didn’t notice, Thomas (P) :24.4. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, ppd. Baseball llnescores Side Oval and Robertson Park. Major Unscheduled four-point landing Chicago 2, Montreal 1 Reggie delivered while attendance for Whaler playoff Two-mile: 1. Lemieux (Ml, 2. Locke ...... J track and field events were staged at gam es a g a in s t E dm onton in (Ml, 3. Johnson (Ml 10:08.4. Manchester High’s Chris Kelly slipped and came to a four-point landing during triple New York 3, St. Louis 2 both sites...After the first 15 games Springfield last weekend were less Mile relay: 1. Penney 3:48. jump competition yesterday afternoon in track meet here. (Herald photo by Dunn) Houston 5, San Diego 1 National League this spring, Ray Gliha of Manchester than capacity there were still several Javelin: 1 Lomnicky (Ml. 2. Mainville Cincinnati 11, Los Angeles 3 for-Yankee victory Phila at Ptsbgh, ppd, rain boasM a .515 batting average with thousand more than either Winnipeg 'Ml, 3. Eigner (Ml 158' 8 ". Pole vault: 1. D. Brimley (P) 2 Sliul pul: 1. 'tViuoel (Ml, 2. Bir­ Atlanta 1, San Francisco 0 •Shot put: 1 Grimaldi (P). 2. Wrobel Duigou (P), 3. R. Brimley (P) 10' __ 330 hurdles: I. Hinsch (N), 2. Moran Eastern Connecticut State College’s or Houston attracted for their tests IM), 3, Gelting (M) :40.7. mingham (Ml, 3. Goff (N) 44' 11 Ve" Today’s Games (Ml, 3. Birmingha (Ml 46' Vz". Manchester vs. NFA baseball team and Ray Sullivan had a 880: 1. Murphy (N), 2. Timbrell (Ml 3 Discus: 1. Golnik (M), 2. Goff INI, 3 NEW YORK (UPI) - Reggie Jackson had one thing only on his N Y, 000 010 200 - 3 7 0 against Birmingham and Quebec ... 440 relay. 1. Norwich :46 6 New York (Zachry 1-0) at St. Louis .341 mark. Both ex-htenchester High Discus: 1. Grimaldi (Pi, 2. Golnik (Ml, Fortin (N) 2:03.8. Lomnicky IM) 143' 5‘A". St. L 001 000 010 - 2 6 2 Arnie Brown who was fired last week 3. Berner (Pi 144' 10". 120 hurdles: 1. Hinsch (N), 2. Moran (Littell 0-0) mind when he stepped up to the plate to lead off the bottom of the players are starters. Ex-East 220: 1. Fisher (N), 2. Clement (Ml 3 High Jump: 1. Heller (N), 2. Kjellson Bruhert, Myrick (7), Lockwood (8) as an assistant coach with Vancouver High Jump: 1. Kjellson (Ml. 2. Lombar­ (Ml, 3. Kjellson (M) :I5.2. Montreal (May 0-1) at Chicago ninth inning. Home run. Howard (M) :23.9. (Ml, 3. tie Lombardo (Ml, Carey IN) 6' and Stearns; Rasmussen, Schultz and Catholic High outfielder John do (Ml, 3. Funk (P) 5' 10 ". 100: 1. Fisher (N), 2. Clement (M) 3 (Fryman 0-0) in the National Hockey League, is Long Jump: 1. Walsh (Ml, 2. Moran The crowd, chilled in late after­ Dennis Martinez pitched a strong Krashefski, used sparingly, had a Long Jump: 1. Walsh (Ml, 2. James Duval (Ml :10.4. Two-mile: 1. Pedace (N), 2. Lemieux Simmons. W—Bruhert, 1- 1 . married to a Manchester woman. He (Ml, 3. Carey (N) 20’ 8”. Atlanta (Ruthven 0-2) at San Fran­ noon 48 degree weather and looking game for Baltimore after some early Martin and Weaver (M), 3. Locke (M) 10:04.7. .333 batting average. Elastern tops (P), 3. Funk (P) 20' 8". Mile: 1. Murphy (N), 2. Fedorchak cisco (Barr 1-0 ) L—Rasmussen, 1-2. formerly played with the New York Mile relay: 1. Norwich 3:43.1. Triple Jump: 1. Lombardo (Ml, 2 for an end to a 3-3 deadlock, started wildness. Martinez gavp up a leadoff the New England ECAC Division 111 Rangers ... Tom Goodwin of South Triple Jump: 1 Lombardo (Ml, 2 (Ml. 3. Sipperly (N) 4:36.1. Houston (Andujar 0-2) at San Diego Javelin: 1. Lomnicky (M), 2. Rita (Nl Moran (Ml, 3. Carey (N) 39' IOV2". cheering "Reggie, Reggie, Reggie” triple to Willie Randolph in the first, Hous 020 000 021 - 5 14 0 standings...Guy Gundersen of Windsor has won the Bates College Moran (Ml, 3. Kelley (Ml 39' lO'/i " 440 1. Orduz (M), 2. Hutchings (N) 3 Pole vault: 1. Jones (N). 2. Misarski (Freisleben 0-0), N as soon as the Baltimore Orioles a single to Munson and two walks, Murphy (Nl :52.0. 3. Mainville (Ml 158' 8". not ready for ring San Dgo 001 000 000 — 1 4 2 Manchester, a senior, at Loomis Alumni Senior Basketball Award. (Nl. 3. Roach (Ml 9' 6". Cincinnati (Hume 2-0) at Los went down in the top of the ninth. but escaped with only one run across Chaffee School, qualified as a Niekro and Ferguson; Shirley, Goodwin paced the Bobcat cagers in Angeles (John 2-0), N Jackson, who’s always had a flair when Graig Nettles grounded into a member of the Connecticut AAU Fingers (8), Lolich (8) and Sweet. scoring with a 17.4 game average. for the dramatic, knew exactly what bases loaded double play. He allowed NEW YORK (UPI) — They were like two fighters waiting in swim team which competed in New American League W—Niekro, 1-1. L— Shirley, 0-3. Goodwin is a South Windsor High the 15,628 fans wanted. only three hits over the next five in­ the dressing room for the main event. Mexico last weekend. He take part in East grad. “I went up there looking for a nings but two of them followed a Lillie IVliss W L Pet. GB Both were ready to go: Billy Martin, wearing pin-striped Cinci 014 120 012 -11 16 2 Indians come to life homer,” Jackson said. "I’m aware of walk to Jackson in the fourth and ac­ trunks and fighting out of Oakland, Calif., and Earl Weaver, LA 000 111 000 - 3 9 1 Detroit 7 2 .778 regislralion my reputation for delivering in that counted for two more Yankee runs. Boston 7 3 .700 wearing longjohns and fighting out of a crouch. Norman, Murray (6) and Bench; kind of situation. The adrenalin just Guidry also had a ragged start, Milwaukee 6 5 .545 2 Sutton, Castillo (5), Garman (7), Undefeated girls Rcgislrulion for flows for me." giving up a leadoff single to Al Bum­ Marlin had set up this showdown New York 5 5 .500 2W Forster (9) and Yeager. W—Norman, Mule IVlisH Softball Jackson watched a fastball whip by bry and a double to Belanger in the the evening before. Cleveland 3 5 .375 3Mi me 'Don’t come back.' That taught 2-0. Lr- Sutton, 1-1. HRs—Cincinnati, ill IVIunehester will be and defeat Conard^ 8-6 him for a strike, then-looked at two firsthand seemed to have problems He was burned up on two counts, Baltimore 4 7 .364 4 me a lesson.” Griffey (1), Foster (3), Morgan (3), rout Conard, 29-6 bebi Suliirday and balls. getting into a groove on the mound. first, because his Yankees had Toronto 2 8 .200 5W dropped a 6-1 decision to the Orioles, After he finished putting on his un­ Bench (4); Los Angeles, Garvey (2). also April 29 from By LKIN AllSTER scored four times the first two in­ and Chris DeCiantis followed with Tippy Martinez, who had just “This isn’t the Guidry I intend to nings on oniy two hits. Manchester West and second, because he fell Weaver iform Tuesday, Weaver walked out Retaining its share of first place in the CCIL standings, Herald Sporlswriter one like Jordan’s. But Conard center see the rest of the year,” said New Atia 000 100 000 - 1 3 0 9:;i0 to II;;R) and starter Dennis Joy had trouble W L Pet, GB had tried to intimidate plate umpire onto the field where the Yankees fielder John Thompson stumbled on Yorh Manager Billy Martin. “He’s San Fran 000 000 000 - 0 1 1 Manchester High girls’ softball team walloped Conard, 29-6, I :.■{() to 3 o''rloek at Down by five runs (6-1) after locating the plate, walking five in 1 Kansas City 8 1 .889 Joe Brinkman, and in so doing, had were taking batting practice. the warning track, fell, and DeCian­ throwing a little harder but still isn't Hanna, Devine (8) and Pocoroba; yesterday at Fitzgerald Field. four innings, the situation Oakland 7 3 ,700 IW [American League involved him "Maybe these buzzards don’t like llling Junior lligb 2/3 innings before being relieved by tis’ blow bounced off the top of the as sharp. He averaged 91 miles per Montefusco, Lavelle (9) and Hill The Indians are unbeaten in five seemed pretty bleak for California 7 4 .636 2 "If that little midget so much as you, but 1 do,” laughed big Cliff John- beneficiary of 15 walks and saw alblelie field. junior right-hander Steve Pyka. barrier for a triple with the two win­ hour today, but he didn’t throw any W—Hanna, 1-0 . L —Montefusco, 0-1. starts and deadlocked for the top Chicago 4 5 .444 4 says one word to me when he brings .son, standing among some other Conard commit 15 errors, Ellen tiirls 11111(11 be 9 Manchester High yesterday in Pyka proved to be a valuable asset ning runs scoring. replaced starter Dennis Martinez, over 95 miles per hour.” Yankee players around the cage. rung with also undefeated Enfield Minnesota 6 8 .429 4W bis lineup out to home plate Donadio and Janet Bidwell each had years old by June 30 West Hartford. for the locals, hurling a commen­ Parks, after drawing into a tie, set himself and fired a fastball, In other American League games. "Thank you, " Weaver said, also American League High. a pair of hits with Bidwell and Nella dable 4 1/3 innings giving up two runs elected to go with his No. 1 hurler, Seattle 5 10 .333 6 looking for the outside corner of the New York edged Baltimore, 4-3, Kan­ tomorrow. I'm gonna tell him he's and will not liave The Indians, however, didn’t sur­ full of prunes and knock him right on laughing. "1 consider that a com­ Texas at Cleve, ppd, rain IJoreen Downham hurled a one- Leigher each having five runs batted on six hits, walking two and striking Jordan, and the senior left-hander Texas 2 7 .222 6 plate. The pitch tailed in, and sas City blanked Toronto, 5-0, and render and rallied to scalp Conard his ears,” warned Martin, in pliment." hitter, walking 10 and striking out in. Downham, with her double, had 7 reached age 12 by out one. He also delivered with the responded with a strong three in­ Tuesday's Results Jackson’s powerful wrists laced it on Seattle downed California, 6-1. High, 8-6, in CCIL baseball action at language which necessarily is being Taking his swings, Ixiu Piniella Oak at Minn, ppd, rain three to notch the victory. RBI and Wendy Warren singled and Aug. I. bat as well. nings. He fanned five to bring his Texas at Cleveland, ppd. a line deep into the right field seats Chicago at Detroit, Texas at SiuiidliigH w I Hall High's field. The triumph was dry-cleaned a little. noticed Weaver on the other side of drove in three runs. All girls niust be the Silk Towners’ second in five Manchester got a run back in the record to 2-2. Oakland at Minn., ppd. for a 4-3 Yankee victory. Cleveland and Oakland at Minnesota Manchester 5 0 All this stemmed from a whistling the cage and said to him: Chi at Det, ppd, rain starts and their first over Conard third before Conard added two in tbe M anchester’s next action is Chicago at Detroit, ppd. The homer was Jackson’s second were all rained out. Enfield n 0 aeeonipanied by an fast ball Yankee reliever Rich "I'll bet Frank Robinson (one of Record broken since 1975. Thursday afternoon against Penney Boston 7, Milwaukee 6 of the year and first since he Royals 5, Blue Jays 0 the Oriole coaches) takes that lineup Milw 200 013 000 - 6 9 1 Windham 4 1 adult. R i e b a r d homered in the Yankees' home Gossage fired over Rick Dempsey’s NEW YORK (UPI) - Lou Gehrig’s "We kept fighting back, that’s a CCIL standings High at Kelley Field with Parks New York 4, Baltimore 3 Amos Otis stroked a grand-slam card out to home plate today. I'll Bos 002 003 002 - 7 11 1 East Hartford 3 2 Lanipbell beads the stating he’ll start Jordan “and see Kansas City 5, Toronto 0 opener last week. homer in the first inning and Paul head in the seventh inning of Monday single season home run record at good sign,” praised Manchester w. 1. night’s contest. Brinkman sum­ betcha five dollars on that.” Sorensen, Rodriguez (6 ) and Simsbury 3 2 program. Windham 4 o how far he can go.” Seattle 6, (California 1 Cy Young winner Sparky Lyle Splittorff made it stand up with a Columbia University was broken Coach Hal Parks. ‘‘I’m really moned Weaver from the dugout and “ You know better than that,” Moore; Eckersley, Stanley (6), Tiant Penney 2 3 pleased.” East Hartford 4 i Today's Games picked up his first victory of the five-hit shutout. Splittorff, now 3-0, Weaver answered Piniella, who Conard 1 4 Tuesday, in Columbia’s 10-0 victory Manrlicslcr (H) warned him against any retaliation (7) and Fisk. W—Tiant (1-0). Hall 3 2 Oakland (Langfdrd 0-1) at season with 2 1-3 innings of relief. struck out four and walked none. Fermi 1 4 over St. John’s. The homestanding Chieftains, 1-3, AB R H E on the part of the Orioles whereupon played for him in the minors. L—Rodriguez ( 0 - 1 ). HRs Fermi 2 2 Prignano, 2b Minnesota (Zahn 1-0) Lyle entered the game in the seventh Mariners 6, Angels I Wethersfield 1 4 Mike Wilhite, a senior, hit his Weaver demanded Brinkman warn Martin then walked out to the —Milwaukee, Hisle (5), Bando (2). eighth home run of the year to break Penney 2 2 Jordan, Ib.p New York (Figueroa 2-0) at Toron­ inning after starter Ron Guidry had Paul Mitchell firod a six-hitter and dugout and saw Weaver leaning Hall 0 5 Marlin also. That’s what incensed the school record of seven set by Manchester 2 3 DeCiantis, 3b to (Garvin 1-0 ) loaded the bases. the Mariners took advantage of against the batting cage. Balt 100 001 100 - 3 9 0 The Silk Towners tallied four runs Ostrout, If Milwaukee (Augustine 2-1) at With two out, Lyle walked the first Nolan Ryan’s wildness to beat the the Yankee manager. Gehrig, a member of baseball’s Hall Enfield 2 3 Before Tuesday’s game, newsmen He headed straight for the Orioles' N Y. 100 200 001 - 4 8 0 in the first, six in the second inning Wethersfield i 3 Linsenbigler. Boston (Lee 2-0), N man he faced, Gary Roenicke, to Angels. Ryan yielded six walks and manager and when he reached him, D.Martinez, T.Martinez (9) and of Fame, in 1923. Schaeffer, cf pressed around Weaver in his private on three hits, nine markers in the Conard 1 3 Detroit (Morris 0-0) at Cleveland knot the game at 3-3, then got Eddie three wild pitches over seven in­ Ogden, ph office and asked him what he planned the two started talking about the Dempsey; Guidry, Lyle (7) and Mun­ third on five hits including a bases- Simsbury 1 3 (Paxton 0-1), N Murray to ground out. Lyle allowed nings. RBI singles by Bill Stein and previous night's episode. Mostly they son. W—Lyle (1-0). L - T.Martinez Diana, cf one single in each of the last two in­ to say to Martin at home plate. loaded double by Downham and solo Tough field California (Knapp 1-1) at Seattle Dan Meyer highlighted a three-run talked about Brinkman and how it (0-1), HRs—New York, Jackson (2). homer by Shirley Adams. fourth on three hits to take a 6-1 lead. Everett, rf nings but was never in trouble. fourth inning for Seattle. 'Til say whatever 1 feel is LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Defen­ Gluhosky. ss (Abbott 1-1), N necessary to be said," he answered, was all his fault. Manchester scored two more times ding champion Jimmy Connors faces The Indians then started their com­ Joy. p silting at his desk smoking a “1 told him I didn’t want Gossage K.C. 401 000 000 - 5 9 2 in the fourth without a hit and closed a tough field Monday in his pursuit of eback in the fifth. Pyka, p cigarette. throwing at Dempsey,” .said Weaver. Tor 000 000 000 - 0 5 1 out the scoring with an eight-run fifth a triple win in the seventh annual Matt Gluhosky walked and Pyka Ingraham, lb "You and he have tangled before, " “I understand that," Martin said. Splittorff, and Porter; Lemanezyk, inning. Alan-King-Caesars Palace Tennis slammed a 340-foot homer over the Parks, pb Yern Rapp guessed wrong said one writer. "Would you .say “You were trying to protect your Kirkwood (3), Willis (7) and Cerone. Manchester stroked II hits, was Classic. left field cyclone fence off Conard Jobin, cf W—Splittorff (3-0). L-Lemanezyk there is ‘bad blood' between you? " player. Nothing wrong with that.” southpaw hurler Tim Disabella. The “My guy gets knocked down and I (0-3). HRs—Kansas City, Otis (2), Chieftain senior retired the next two Totals 37 ” 1 got good blood,” Weaver answered. "The doctor says 1 have. 1 get warned, ” said Weaver, with a but Chris DeCiantis reached on an Coiiurd (6| pained expre.ssion, “ I’m like Rodney Calif 000 000 100 - 1 6 1 error and scored as Craig Ostrout’s AB R H have it checked regularly once a Two school marks and Mets defeated Cards year." Dangerfield. No respect.” Sea 100 310 lOx - 6 4 0 Sottile, 3b drive to left was played into an RBI The Baltimore manager could've In three minutes, the whole thing Ryan, Griffin (8) and Humphrey; double, one of six extra base knocks Thompson, cf only one run on Ted Simmons’ single yourself down the river. " Sinatro, c ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Rookie repeated a story he sometimes tells was all over. Nobody was angry with Mitchell and Stinson. W—Mitchell, 1- by Manchester. Ostrout scored as before Keith Hernandez grounded out In other National League games. set in track loss Ziegler, ss Mike Bruhert, winning his first his players, a story of how much anybixly anymore. . Weaver got in 1. L-Ryan, 0-1. Mike Linsenbigler blooped a single Disabella. p to end the inning. Chicago edged Montreal. 2-1, Atlanta the parting shot. down the third base line on which game in the major leagues "I hung a curve ball to Valentine, blanked San Francisco, 1-0, Cincin­ more belligerent he used to be than Two school records were set and one tied but it wasn't enough Mancini, p he is now, but he didn't. The story has "The only thing is if we stay mad shortstop Steve Ziegler almost made Crean, rf Tuesday night, showed he and that’s the game,” Rasmussen nati ripped Los Angeles, 11-3, and to do with when he was managing al each other,” he said to Martin, as Manchester High girls' track team fell to powerful Hall High a spectacular stab. Collins, 2b said. “It was the only bad pitch I Houston drubbed San Diego, 5-1. Transactlolwj knew a lot about baseball when Fitzgerald, Ga., in the Georgia- “ we ll have a helluva crowd in 84-39, yesterday in West Hartford. The locals knotted it in the sixth as McNally, If made. What can 1 say? I m ess^ up.” CuIlH 2, ExpOH I he walked off the field from Florida I.cague in 1957. Baltimore next Monday and Tuesday Sharon Maher tossed the discus 95 Gluhosky, who walked five con­ Cameron. If There was some second-guessing liilbert (Ml ll 3 the on-deck circle. Dave Rader’s single scored what "We were playing Waycross and — and we need it,” feet to break her own year-old mark Mile: 1 Lester (Hi, 2 Veal (Ml. 3 secutive times and scored four runs, Gunn, lb of St. Louis Manager Vem Rapp’s proved to be the winning run in the Pro Fooihull some of their guys were letting me While all this was going on, Reggie by six feet in winning the event while Hennessy (Ml 5:54.0. took another stroll, moved to second Palmburg. Ib Bruhert, who beat the St. l/)uis second inning and Ray Burris and Buffalo — Signed tight end Reuben Cardinals 3-2 on just three hits in six have real giKid," is the way Weaver •lack.son quietly was going about his senior Lori Veal took second place in 440 1 Keating (Hi, 2 Tucker (H), 3 on an error and came scurrying Bruce Sutter combined to give business. And when he came up in the Gant to series of one-year contracts. Discenca (H) 1:05,6 Totals 36 6 9 innings, was waiting to bat in the tells it. “One of them challenged me the two-mile run in the record time home on Mike Jordan s opposite field National League ^ Chicago its fifth triumph in six ninth inning, with the score tied, he Detroit — Signed free-agents Shot put: 1 Culbertson (Ml. 2 Maher Manchester seventh when Ed Kranepool was to fight him right then and there, so 1 of 12:34,3. That broke the previous double to left. 001 041 020 games. Steve Rogers, now 2-1, went put one into the right field .seats for a Howard Fest, an offensive guard; (Ml, 3 Larose (HI 33' 1" Conard 130 200 000 walked intentionally to load the bases jumped into their dugout and mark she held by IC-k-seconds. Manchester won it with a two-run the distance for Montreal. 4-3 victory for the Yankees, still Walt "Smoke” Hodges, a running High Jump: 1 Morrell (Hi. 2. Umg for the New York Mets with two out decision to walk Kranepool inten­ everytxxly on their club beat hell out- Junior Dana Gilbert turned in an eighth frame. Gluhosky walked and RBI: DeCiantis Pyka 2, Jorda^ Ilraven 1, Giunlti 0 quietly going about his business. back and Ken Mullens, a linebacker. (HI. 3 Michaels (H) 5' 2>i " Ostrout, Linsenbigler. Ziegler 2, SinatM tionally with a 3-0 count. ta me. They pitched me out and told 11.8 clocking in the 100-yard dash, Tom Prignano ripped a single off and the score tied 1-1. Preston Hanna and Adrian Devine Los Angeles — Signed free-agent Discus: 1 Maher (Ml, 2 Culbertson Collins, Disabella: 2B: Prignano. JorakW “I just wanted to pitch to someone tying the standard previously set by Disabella’s glove. A long fly to center Without a word said by anybody, quarterback Carlos Brown. (Ml, 3 Geagan (M) 95' (new .school Ostrout, Pyka, Sinatro, Ziegler. 3B: who came off the bench cold,” Rapp combined on a one-hitter, helping Sign free agents Yvonne Kearney in 1975. Despite the record) by Jordan moved Gluhosky to third the rookie pitcher knew he was Atlanta snap a four-game losing Seattle — Signed center Art Kuehn, DeCiantis; HR: Pyka. about to leave the game and started said. “Kranepool has been a tough PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - The effort, Gilbert placed third in the long Jump: 1 Keating (Hi. 2 Walsh streak. John LeMaster, whose Detroit Lions announced the signing cornerback Eddie McMillan and event. walking toward the dugout. hitter against us, and I knew I could (Ml, 3. Michaels (Hi 14' 2 ". get their starting pitcher out of there throwing error set up the Braves’ of three free agents Tuesday. defensive end Alden Roche. Junior Tracy Culbertson was a •lavelin: 1. Culbertson (Ml, 2. Long “There are some things you don’t with the pinch bitter. only run, had the only hit for San Agreeing to terms were 11-year BuHeliall standout in defeat, winning the shot (HI. 3. Maher (Ml 104' 5 ". Area ball clubs post wins have to ask, ” Bruhert said. “I knew "That’s what happens when you Francisco. veteran offensive guard Howard Boston — Sold right-handed pitcher put and javelin and taking second in 880 medley relay: 1. Hall 2:02. when they walked Kranepool, I Area baseball clubs had a pretty Rham posted its first win in three make a decision," Rapp added. Fest, who will attend the Lions’ Reggie Cleveland to Texas and reac­ the discus. Sophomores Katrine wouldn’t be hitting with the bases good afternoon yesterday with East outings. Coventry dropped its second “You're either right or you’re Redn 11, llodgerK .T , regular camp; running back Walt tivated right-hander Luis Tiant. Walsh and Sue Brown and junior Jayvees Iriuniph loaded in a tie game.” Hartford High blanking Elnfield, 5-0; straight after two opening triumphs. wrong. If I had it to do again. I’d do it Home runs by Ken Griffey, George “Smoke” Hodges of Central ' NY Yankee — Placed pitcher Don Kate Hennessy also turned in solid Bobby Valentine walked past Manchester High jayvee baseball Penney High nipping Hall High, 7-6; again.” . Foster, Joe Morgan and Johnny Michigan and linebacker Ken Gullett on the 21-day disabled list; outings for Manchester, now 1-1 for Bolton saw its record dip to 0-3 Bruhert, stepped to the plate and team improved its record with an 8-5 Rham High overcoming Coventry, 5- with the loss to Bacon. The Bulldogs lashed a double off sUrter-loser Eric Rasmussen could not find any fault Bench highlighted a 16-hit attack and Mullens of Florida AiiM, both of recalled pitcher Jim Beattie from the season. triumph over Conard High yesterday 3; and Bolton High bowing to l^con whom will attend rookie camp. Results: in three outings have now sur­ Rasmussen, 1-2, to drive in Willie with Rapp’s decision. powered Cincinnati over Los Tacoma. in West Hartford. Academy, 15-2. rendered 42 runs. "I didn’t have two thoughte about Angeles. Winning pitcher Fred Nor­ Texas — Returned right-hander 80 hurdles: 1. Michaels iRi, 2 Disi-en- Montanez, who had doubled, and Lee The young Indians, now 4-1, plated Tcrni GuidotU hurled a two-hitter Mazzilli, who had walked. it,” he said. “Once be makes the man aided his own cause with three Bob Babcock to Tucson to make ca (H), 3. McLaughlin (Hi :ll 7. and Tom Ahem, Andy Freed and PEGGIE JACKGON'S 3 BP'S the winning run on a squeeze bunt by “ 1 was going in to play second base decision to walk him, I have to go singles. IN ONE WOPLP GEPIEG Ilegan ailing room for pitcher Reggie Cleveland. Two-mile: 1 Lester iHi, 2 Veal (Ml GuidotU each had a pair of hits to 3. Hennessy iM) 12:19. Edgar Ezerins. Ken Hill followed the next inning,” Valentine said, "so with it. I thought I could get Valen­ ARlroA 5, PadrcH I GAME LAST YEAR TIBP Jim Hegan, coach for the Detroit Detroit — Recalled pitcher Jack 440 relay': 1 Hall 51.9. with a double and Dave Modean a lead Elast Hartford to its fourth win PGA money list when I saw Kranepool with a 2-0 tine out. It was my fault.” Right-hander Joe Niekrec tossed a THE ALL-TIME RE(X)PP. Tigers, was taken to a hospital Morris from Evansville; optioned in five outings. Simmons, tbe catcher, was even WHO'P PEG TIE? 880 1 Montas (H). 2 Uing iHl 3 single, each driving in an insurance One-two punch WASHINGTON, D.C. (UPI) - count, I figured I’d be hitting. I was four-hitter, drove in a pair of runs Tuesday for observation and tests pitcher Bruce Taylor to the same Brown (Ml 2 34 0 marker. Penney improved its record in the Gary Player has moved into fifth anxious to hit, and it worked out more outspoken in Rapp’s defense. and scored two others in handing San A. PUKE SNIPER after complaining of chest pains. club. 220 1 Dupont (H). 2 Gilbert (Ml 3 Modean had two hits and Jim (left) and Dave Locke, teammates with m ui league to lo 2-2z-z alongaiong wiwwith a uetie wmiewhile a BABE RUTH place on the PGA money list with perfectly.” "That was the only way to do it,” Diego its third straight loss. The win Hegan, 57, went to the hospital as a Minnesota — Optioned pitcher Pete Sheets iHl 27 3 Gluhosky doubled to pace the locals. Manchester High, run one-two during this portion of two-mile Hall slipped to J-2 with the loss. Tte Simmons said. “ I thought he’d call was the first of the year for Niekro. C m ic k e y MANTLE ^ Redfern to Toledo and recalled Mile relay 1 Hall 4 .23.9 194,801 following back-to-back vic­ The Cardinals loaded the bases in precautionary measure, according to Hill in relief gained credit for his run yesterday at Wigren Track. Lemieux scored a first and se- Hlack Knights plated a run in the bot- the eighth against relievers Bob for it when the count was 2-0. With a now 1-1. Loser was Bob Shirley, who reliever Mac Scarce from the same lOU I Dupool (H). 2 Morrell (Hi, 3 tories in the Masters and Tourna­ Tigers’ team physician Dr. Clarence third win without a loss. cond in triangular meet. (Herald photo by Dunn) tom of tte ninth to claim tbe victory. Myrick and Skip Lockwood but got hitter like Kraneoool, you’re risking is 0-3. •,3DIMJ,-MB0 -IBMSUfc M. Livingood. club. Doug Moore twirled a two4iitter as ment of Champions. \

PAGE-EIGHT-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, Conn., W?d.. April 19. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (.'onn.. Wed.. April 19. 1U78_RAGE NINK-B INDEX Help HfanM 13 H ip W n m 13 N o n c ii A D V E im S IN G H ip W a f ^ 13 Home* For Sal* 23 Nomas For S le 33 1 - Lo«t and Found 2 - Paraonalt RATES SECRCTARY - Part time to Solid 17-hit attack 3 - Announcamanta 4 ~ Entaftainmant t TDUCH TURNS TD ~ 10 - inauranca Happy A da...... $2,30 men sparks MCC win CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING experience a plus. Please . t U I M tlllir/y WANTED forward resume to Personnel EMPLOYMENT 13 - Halp Wantad Manager, Lydall Inc. 615 Snapping a three-game 14 - Buaintaa Opportumiiaa Parker Street, Manchester. Hanlon spun a one-hitter in his Start with a four-run first inning on 15 - Situation Wantad Equal opporutniy employer iSOLDIr 1111 < ( 1111X losing streak, Manchester previous outing. five consecutive singles, two walks We are looking for a Sales Person to add to our m/f. EDUCATION growing paper. High School Graduate, with PHONE 643-2711 iwmwioeco / « Community College laced 17 Mike Martin paced MCC with four and a fielder's choice. 10 - Private Inatructiona DANIEL F. REALE, REALTDRS hits and three RBI with Bob Maze! 19 ~ Schooia-Ciaaaae some college preferred. Car a must. GRIT BLASTERS Wanted. hits off four Post Jr. College M.C.C. (II) 2r- Instruction! Wantad FOR ASSISTANCE IN PI.ACING YOUR AD I f M M W H A ' 646-4525 socking three hits and scoring three REAL ESTATE Ehtperience required. Call for hurlers for an 11-2 victory n - Cofldomlnluma We Offer You The Following: appointment, 633-9474. Conn, 175 Main Strati Manchaalar, Cl. times. Tom Perrone, Mark Treglia Perrone, ss 23 ~ Homat for Sat# Hardface and Metallizing yesterday at the Cougars’ 24 ~ Loti-Land for Sale l e v i n iiMPtBAitfii and Mike Mazzarella each had two Zerio, If 25 ^ tnveaiment Proparty Corp. in Glastonbury. field. hits with the latter, Scott Gayton and Maze), 3b 26 - Businata Proparty • Attractive Salary • Paid Holidays 27 - Raiort Property APARTMENT Superinten- Kevin Hanlon, former Manchester Mike Fitzsimmons each driving in Martin, rf 28 - Reel Estate Wanted • Bonus Plan (Including Birthday) Treglia, c dant - Married couple. Sober, High standout, went the route for the two runs for MCC, now 6-8 for the MISC. SERVICES^ • Insurance, Health and Dental Plan Fitzsimon. dh I 1 30 - Travel [CLIP & MAIL handy. Full time. Modern second consecutive time to gain the season. i 31 - Service! Uttered building. South End of Hart­ Gayton, lb 32 ~ Piinljng-Papering • Mileage • Company Paid Pension (S3* win. He walked four and whiffed The Cougars took control from the '33 ~ SUilding-Contracling Plan UPlWtAlMCN POTOCAftT • ford. Apartment, salary. 525- Mazzerella. If Roofng-Sidmg ADVERTISING 1654. four. Paeino, 2b 35 - Heating.Plumbmg You'll be working with a loyal, friendly, Sitek. 2b I 1 1 36 - Flooring DEADLINE dedicated group of employees. I NAM E For period ending 7 a m. EST Thursday, Wednesday night 37 - Moving-Trucking* Storige 12:00 noon the day before will find rain and showers along the north Pacific coast and Hanlon, p 38 - Services Wanted MAIL TO: REALTORS publication. Please call Mr. Tom Hooper at The Manchester 0 ADDRESS in the Northeast. Mostly fair weather should prevail MISC. FOR SALE Deadline for Saturday and elsewhere across the nation. Minimum temperatures in­ Totals 41 11 17 40 - Household Goods Herald, 643-2711 for a private Interview. MCC athletic complex Monday it 12:00 Noon Friday. H c r a l b clude: (approx, max. readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 42 Post (2) 41 - Articles for Sale t C ITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 42 - Building Supplies (67), Boston 40 (53), Giicago 31 (44), Cleveland 38 ( 46). AB R H LISTED THIS WEEK! 43 - Pels -Birds- Dogs PLEASE READ Dallas 46 179), Denver 29 ( 64), Duluth 22 ( 42), Houston 42 dedication set May 6 Scannpisco. ss 4 0 1 44 - Livestock ♦ STATE P.O. BOX 591 Barnes, 2b 45 - Boats A Accessories Manchattar, Conn. 06040 (82). Jacksonville 53 ( 75). Kansas City 31 (52). Little Rock 36 46 - Sporting Goods YOUR AD MEDICAL SECRETARY / LEGAL SECRETARY - (64), Los Angeles 48 (65), Miami 69 ( 86), Minneapolis 23 ( 50), Bennett, dh.l 47 - Garden Products Clattifled adi are taken over 48 - Antiques Bookkeeper, no shorthand Manchester. Full or part New Orleans 51 (75). New York 44 ( 60), Phoenix 56 ( 90), San Manrhenter Cum m unily (College will deilirulr IIh new ulliletir Mametti. If the phone at a convenience. EXAMPLE: 49 - Wanted to Buy The Herald It reapontlble for required. Manchester time. Reply Box H, Francisco 46 (58), Seattle 40 l57). St Louis 30 ( 52). roniulrx Saluriluy, May 6 and Sunday, May 7. Velezis, c PHONE RENTALS only one Irfborrect Interllon and Physicians office. Monday Manchester Herald. 15 Words tor 6 Days Washington 47 ( 62). Tfie dediralion reremony begina al 2. In the ullendunre will lie Lombardi. 3b 52 - Rooms lor Rent then only to the size of the thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 college offlelala and local citizens who helped make the new com­ Gregvoli, Ib.p 53 - Apartments lor Rent original Insertion. Errors which p.m. Experience preferred. EXPERIENCED BOB Cat ! □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only <8.10 Lastello. rf 54 - Homes lor Rent do not lessen the value of the Send resum e to Box Z, Operator for work in fertilizer plex a reality. Preceding and following the ceremonies will he the 55 - Business for Rent advertisement will not be cor­ Ziener, cf 56 - Resort Property for Rent Manchester Herald, plant. Call Mr. Hill 643-0644. two-day hasehall and tennis tournament. 57 - Wanted to Rent rected by an additional Inser­ Manchester. Wanecha, p 0 0 0 tion. FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS Help Wanted 13 H ip Wanted 13 Hasehull will feature the four best teams in the CCt^AA (Connec­ 58 - Misc for Rent 2nd & 3rd. SHIFT and Stickles, p 0 0 0 ticut (Community (College Athletic Association) playing for the AUTOMOTIVE CLEANERS NEEDED - Part weekends. Must be neat 1 2 3 61 - Autos for Sale time, early mornings, 6 to 9. 6 appearance, and be over 18. 4 5 clianipionship. Totals 31 1 4 62 - Trucks for Sale •••••••••••••••••••••••••* days a week. Central location. Apply in person: Robert A BEST BUY BY BELHORE Tennis will offer an open singles tournament fur men and ■60-- Heavy Equipment for Sale MCC 400 102 04x II 64 r- Molorcycles-Bicycles Lost and Found 1 Call 5234)220, between 9 and 1. Street Sunoco, 430 Robert 6 7 8 9 10 SOUTH WINDSOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS Prestiieous Fore$t Hitl$ Sevan Room women. Entries must he submitted hy May I . Post 002 0 00 0 00 2 65 ^ Campers* Trailers-Mobile Street, East Hartford. Homes LOST - Bundy flute in LUNCHEON WAITRESSES Vacancy exiata lor an ReMitone Fireolacs 3 Zonod I M 66 L Automotive Service 11 12 13 14 f?------Bulnet* Opportunity 14 6 lJ - Autos for Rent-Lease Ferguson Road area, Wanted by Ellington Ridge RETIRED GENTLEMEN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF FACHJTIES SERVICES Lovely Dinwr lo t Two Yean Yoon| Manchester. Friday night. Country Club - Part time and Wanted - Ideal driving posi­ SMALL ENGINE Service Wal to WiH Nshwiiher-Ovan Reward. 74^7122. full time. Experienced only. tion for dependable, healthy u ii it 19 J5------Corporation - expanding Call 872-9133 anytime. persons under age 69. 3-5 d e a le r n etw o rk . No hourstours per day.(' No nights. No Primarily responsible for the activities of cleaning the 21 experience necessary. SECRETARY - Part time. weekends.'i. Long mlidays.Holidays. ti 23 24 25 buildings and preparation of facilities for athletics and COMPARE AT < 6 6 ,9 0 0 If you go Pertonaff 2 other school activities. Assists Director with Complete training program. Law office. 2 days weekly. July & August Off. Call today $500. investment required to Misplays hurt Tech One girl office. Send resume 643-2414. . 27 28 29 30 maintenance and repair schedules and procedures. start your own business. Ideal WIUILM E. BELFIORE AGEIKY shopping CONTROL HUNGER and lose to Box DD c/o Manchester Experience in the construction or maintenance fields, for retired or part time. REALTORS $47-1413 weight with New Shape Diet Herald. FILL IN NIGHT Operator supervisory experience preferably in a large organiza­ i'l 32 33 in D etails on request. Mr. Plan and Hydrex Water Pills. needed - Midnight till 8 a.m, tion, working knowledge in areas of engineering, con­ Barker. ESCAA Field without At Liggett Parkade Phar­ CABINET MAKERS Wanted - Edward's Answering Service, struction and personnel supervision. Salary $14,500 an­ Training Division Box 619„ macy. 6494)500. Fully experienced only need 3$ 37 38 39 4i nually commensurate with experience. Submit resumes Wading River, New York. Scholt-Claatat ■ It Bualnatt Proparty 20 apply. Displaycraft, 643-9557. 11792. first CONTROL HUNGER and lose on or before April 28, 1978 to Mr. Edward L. Very, Direc­ SCHOOL BUS Drivers needed FOR THE BEST ■ Manchester MANCHESTER - For sale in defeat to Vinal weight with New Shape Diet BURR HAND - Experiened w - We will train. Call Andover tor of Facilities Services, 771 Main Street, South Windsor, MANY PEOPLE only dream Plan and Hydrex Water Pills. Conn. 06074. Gymqastic School. 3 to 5 Commercial building and Vinul Troll (.5) reading th air gun work. Aircraft Elementary School, 742-7339. of owning their own business. pupils per teacher. FREE In­ liquor store. Call for details. Four Cheney Tech errors “We were once again hurt by our AB R H E At Liggett Parkade Phar­ quality. Only qualified per­ Perhaps It’s time for you to macy. troductory lesson with this ad. Marion E. Robertson Reltor, were converted into a four-run own mistakes," noted CJieney Coach Nedobity, cf 3 1 1 0 sons need apply. Call 10 a.m. STUFFERS AND MAILERS - Help Wented 13 H ip Wented 13 Help Wanted 13 pursue that dream. I have Call 648-6306, or 640-3549. 643-5953. URGENTLY NEEDED! Aaron Silvia. "Although mistakes Bruzik. 2b 4 1 1 0 to 1 a.m., 289-7542. over 1,000 businessess for sale fifth-inning which powered Demelis, ss 3 1 0 0 H e ralb Auction* s $25,00 per hundred. Send self- by owners. Many for can almost be expected when you put CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WAITRESSES - Beginning host Vinal Tech to a 5-1 Wachtarz, c 3 2 1 0 FULL TIME Salespersons - addressed stamped envelope, April 28th our restaurant will minimum down. For free a junior-dominated lineup on the Licensed or in process. High TK EN TER PR ISE, Box MEDICAL SECRETARY DENTAL CHAIRSIDE Assis­ Raaorl Proparty 27 Whitehead, p 3 0 1 0 be open 24 hours Friday, brochure write: Interstate Charter Oak Conference field, the mental and physical errors PUBUC AUCTION commission rate. We will 21679, Denver, Co. 80221. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Receptionist - Manchester tant - for orthodontic office. Business Marketing, P.O. Box Gecewicz, 3b 2 0 0 2 you re Pursuant to Section 14-150 of the Saturday and Sunday night. Physicians office. Applicant Vernon Circle area, Nomas For Safa 23 ANDOVER LAKE baseball victory yesterday in we made in this game proved most Connecticut General Statues, train. All inquiries confiden­ We need waitresses lor these 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. Calhoun, dh 3 0 0 0 tia l. Join C entury 21, $100 WEEKLY MAILING Cir­ must have good bookkeepingikkeepi experienced preferred. P.O. Sportsman's dream. Insulated costly." notice is hereby given that on nights 11 p.m, to 7 a.m. MANCHESTER - Spring cottage situated on 7 beautiful Middletown. Monarca. If 3 0 1 0 Wednesday, April 1976, at 2 culars!! Materials supplied. background.}und.~Be Be an excellent Box 2356, Vernon Conn. 06066. losing Jackston/Avante, Mrs. Experience preferred. Apply SERVICE BUSINESS - With Street location. Attractive 8- acres with privacy. Call Hurd, rf 3 0 1 0 D.m., at Sunset Service, 5 ^ East Jackston, 646-1316. Immediate income Looking for energetic person to work typist ands enjoy working with $800 a week Income available Silvia was pleased by the pitching Middle Turnpike, Manchester. in person only to Howard Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. J. The victory boosts the Hawks' con­ guaranteed! Send self- public. Hours 9 a.m. to S p.m. RN or LPN - Full or part in this area. A cash business. room Connecticut Gambrel Wachtarz, lb 0 0 0 0 Connecticut 06040, the following Johnson's Restaurant, 394 in our Dispstch Dept. Must hsve own csr. time, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Laurel nestled on a beautiful wooded, Watson Beach Co., ference mark to 3-1 and aggregate performance of Gustamachio. He money described vehicle will be sold at PART TIME Weekend Laun­ addressed stamped envelope: Monday thru Friday. Salary Minimum investment Tolland Turnpike, commensurate with Manor, Chestnut Street, 649- lot. Country kitchen, two Manchester Office, 647-6139. docket to 3-2 while the loss drops went the distance giving up six hits, Totals 27 5 6 2 1 Public Auction A 1973 Chevrolet dry help - first and second Homeworker, B427-3BB, Troy Manchester. Diversified duties. required. 203-827-0550, 203-481- Equal Housing Opportunity. Fleetside Pick Up Truck. Vehicle shift. Apply in person at Mt. 59935. experience. Business and per­ 4519. 9544. working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ Cheney to 1-3 in the COC and overail. walking two and fanning four. Clioiiov Tooli ( I ) ID No. CCX14311^51. The vehicle Gas aiiowance, good fringe benefits, sonal references required. age. $Mst he seen. $70's. R. Lott and Found has sustained heavy front end Meadows Convalescent The Beavers return to action today at AB R H E COOKS - Full and part time Reply Box F, c/o Manchester Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, Real Ealala Wanlad 21 Cheney's lone run came in its last damage It may be inspected prior Home, 333 Bidwell Street, HAIRDRESSER openings for an experienced paid hoiidays. PERSON WANTED to $$WORMS$$ - Free Local 646-1680, 647-1136. home against East Hampton High at (justaniachio, p 3 0 0 0 to sale. This sale is made with Manchester. Experienced preferred, full Herald, 16 Brainard PL, Worm Growing Seminar. For at bats with Ricky Ross drawing a IMPOUNDED - Lab type, reserve cook. Applicant must be able vacuum floors 6 morninp, ALL CASH For your property, 3:15. Vann, ss 2 0 0 0 time, for busy aggressive Manchester. Reservations Call: Mr. walk, Mike Pinkin singling Ross to black female puppy. South Lawrence W. Bataa, Jr. to work both days and Monday thru Saturday. Ap- PORTER STREET - 4 within 24 hours. Avoid Rm Vinal got its lone earned run off Boudreau, cf 3000 Main Street area. Black Lab Attornay for WANTED - Deliveryiveiy andant in- salon. Call Pat or Linda, 643- evenings. Apply in person only proxmlately 20 hour per week. Seminar, Collect (303)-778- third with a Ken Pitts single plating' Sunaal Servica Apply In person SURPRISE YOUR Husband bedroom Colonial - fireplace, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes LaBrec, 2b 3 0 0 0 Wpe male, found on Cottage stallation person. Good pay. 2483. to Howard Johnson's Apply Cavey’s Restaurant. 1026. 2 car garage, large lot, $40,- Corporation, 646-0131. Cheney hurler Dave Gustamachio in the tally. 028-04 security, and benefits: with the extra money you earn the third inning on a Ray Wachtarz Ross, If 2 1 1 1 Street. Female Irish Setter, Restaurant, 394 Tolland Turn­ DISPUY DEPT. as an Avon Representative. 900. Hutchins Agency, 646- Edmund Street area. Contact Experience not necessary. NURSES AIDE - Part Ume. pike, Manchester. LOCAL INSURANCE Agency 3166. SELLING your house? Call us double and RBI single off the bat of Pinkin. 3b 3 0 2 2 Apply in person, ask for Mr. Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut or call Jo Deary The flexible hours won't in­ Whitehead in a route-going perfor­ Pitts, rf 3011 Manchester Dog Warden, 646- terfere with your home life. seeking "Gal Friday” , who □ EDUCATION first and we'll make you a Babe Whitehead. mance walked two and fanned six for 4555. □ EMPLOYMENT Gendron at Turnpike TV, 273 Street, 649-4519. EXPERIENCED Hairdresser enjoys dealing with the public. 9 ROOM RANCH - 4 cash offer. T.J. Crockett, Bolduc, c 3 0 0 0 West Middle Tpke., Interested? Call 742-6946. The Hawks broke it open in the Vinal. Pinkin had two of Cheney's who is seeking improved 643-2711 Typing required with bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Realtor, 643-1577. Lachard. lb 3000 Manchester. ARE YOU Interested in shorthand desirable. Position Priyal* Inalruetlon* 13 fifth as Cheney had trouble afield. four safeties off Whitehead. Court of Probate. District of Htip Wanted working conditions. Pleasant fireplace, laundry, workshop. Manchester 13 cleaning homes, caring for atmosphere, excellent involves answering telephone, Completely finished base­ IMMEDIATE Cash for your Totals 25 1 4 4 NOTICE OF HEARING BANK TELLERS - Full time children, elderly or han­ clientele. Write to Box EE, MOLD MAKER Policy Writing, and meeting REMEDIAL READING and ment, Ideal for in law accom­ property. Let us eimlaln our ESTATE OF HAROLD C SALES POSITION - Straight and Part time experienced dicapped? Helping with par­ people in the office. Salary math; Individualized work BELCHER aka HAROLD CRAIG c/o Manchester Herald. TOOL MAKER modations, or home-office. lair proposal. Call Mr. Sports ^ commissions, leads furnished (referred but will train, ^ p ly ties? Are you over 18, have program, (lst-8th grade) bv BELCHER, deceased PHYSICAL THERAPIST - To commensurate with ability, $57,5000. Principals only. 649- Belfiore, 647-1413. Pursuant to an order of Hon William to homeowners. Call 242-5402 luth Windsor Bank & Irust car and phone? If so call Abie Insurance experience not master's degree teacher. 568- 9012. E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated April 13. Company, 1033 John Fitch Aid Inc. 646-7917. 1 year of experience EXPERrENCED slate Bullets and 76ers prevail preferably in the field of necessary. Write Box CC, c/o 8075. MAY WE BUY your home? Wedneitduy 1978 a hearing will be held on an EXCELLENT opportunity to Blvd. SWITCHB6ARD 6PERAT6R MACHINIST Manchester Herald, stating MANCHESTER GREEN Sec­ Quick, fair, all cash and .t: application praying that an instrument learn wholesale hardward ABLE AID INC. Need reliable developmental disabilities. To PIANO INSTRUCTION - C ItASKBAl.l. purporting to be the last will and testa­ work m an intradisciplinary qualifications. tion - 6 room Ranch, beautiful­ problems. Call Warren E. NEW YORK (UPI) - Julius Erving responded with 14 of ment of said deceased be admitted to business. Good working con­ PART TIME HELP needed - women to clean private home W « have an opening In our daalarahlp for a real 50 hour week. Benefits. Experienced, creative ly kept, 1 1/2 baths, garage, Howland, Reri.turs. 643-1108. Winilxor l.urkn ul E uhI ICF team at Mansfield ■— i— ^ Washington Coach Dick Motta his 22 points in the second quarter to probate as in said application on file ditions, short hours, 522-1107. communities east and west. Phone (or appointment 872- teacher. Degree; state and patio, fireplace, enclosed Ciilholir, .3; ll> more fully appears, at the Court of Must be over 18. Have car and aharp gal to answer a very busy awitchboard. Trainii^ School. Mansfield national certification. All was looking for one thing when lead Philadelphia to its second Probate on April 27. 1978 at 2;30 P.M Depot Conn. Clients reside in 8369. back porch, carpeted, air con­ Houaahold Ooodt 40 E uhI Huiiiploii lit Chmu-y Pearl J Hultman, IF YOU ARE an attractive phone. Call anytime, 646-7917. Thie job alto includaa aoma light clerical dutiaa NUliSES levels, beginners welcome. ditioned, extra insulation, city straight romp over New York. "I Ass t Clerk motivated woman we need new cottage complex and are A ANDEMOID Teih. .Til.'i his Bullets arrived in San An­ Manchester. Experienced where an aptitude tor flgurae would ba halptul. It RN’S - LPN's D^ny extras. Gretchen Van water and sewer. Located REFRIGERATORS was probably pretty upset at the time 032-04 you. If you are looking for a preferred. MACHINIST - Experienced ambulatory with varying han­ Why, 647-9751. Suffield ul South Wind- tonio— a split — and he got it. dicaps. Salary from $10,440, COMPANY near schools and shopping. Washers, ranges, used, and when I'm upset I either play very glamorous, challenging posi­ lath operator - set up and work you have had tome experience In thaaa tialda call ToHand, Conn. Aid and Assistance has by owner. Asking guaranteed and clean. New HOr "Now w have the home-court ad­ tion, with a new Perisian from blueprints. Use preci­ call personnel. Mansfield poorly or very well," Dr. J. said. GRIT BLASTER Wanted - Mr. Satryb between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. tor an Inter­ Training School, 429-6451, ext part-time and full-time GUITAR, BANJO Lessons: $44,000. Call 643-2572 for ap­ shipment damaged, GE and Iturkvilh- lit Vt iiidnor vantage and it’s up to them to take it cosmeticc line, y(you need us. Experienced required. Call sion measuring gauges. First hours available for you. Experienced with children pointment. Please no real es­ Frigidaire. Low prices. B.D. LEGAL view appointment. 643-5135 ext. 25 261. Monday thru Friday, 8:30 Holton ul Khum back," Motta said, after the Bullets Nuggetx 119, Burkx 103 236-2381, 633-3366. for appointment. 633-9474. shift, overtime availabie, in­ Personal and Professional aged S-adults. No musical tate people. Pearl and Son, 649 Main surance program. Also, part a m. to 4:00 p.m., affirmative background required. Free Itorkv Hill ul CoM'iilry held off a late rally by the Spurs for a David Thompson, who earlier in NOTICE Conn. Hardface & Metalizing action. Equal Opportunity THE TOWN OF Coventry will satisfaction derived from Street, 643-2171. Main Street, PHONE FROM Home to ser­ Corp., Glastonbury. time experienced retired be having the following posi­ loan instrument. En' MANCHESTER - 2 houses, 1, 643-2171. TENNIS 121-117 victory Tuesday night that the day signed an estimated $4 Employer. providing good nursing Notice of Meeting vice our customers in the machinist. Inquire: Chapel tion available as of May 1st to rapid progress. 4 rooms, one 3 rooms, over­ E 11 XI r 1 1 h o I i r II t evened the Eastern Conference million multi-year contract with the Manchester area. Flexible EXPERIENCED Teller - Tool Company, 81 Woodland care on a 1 to 1 basis (or of Charter MCCOi/ n ELL RESUME Ser- Coventry Residents under the sized lot, 2 small out SEARS PORTABLE Dryer W lndhiim, 3 semifinal series at one game apiece. Nuggets, scored 27 points and Dan hours. Super earnings. 249- Figure aptitude a must. St., Manchester. Comprehensive Employment clients in their own homes' PIANO LESSONS - For ages 5 buildings, garden plot, gas Harvest Gold. Veryiry Lg( Revision Commission 7773. vice - For prompt confidential or medical Ifu^tles. thru adult given by Cheney Teeh ul Khum, The Spurs, down 100-83 after three Issel added 22 as the Nuggets got the Established East Hartford preparation of your resume, Training Act CETA Title VI: heat, city water, excellent in­ dition. $75 Call " ■ 286-8942 The Charter Revision Com­ Fuel/Oil Dealer. Call Phil, EXPERIENCED Flower PRODUCTION PERSOiEL (1) Aifministrative Aide - experienced teacher, $4.00 per come, plenty of parking. Can anytime. ;i:I.'> quarters due to some poor foul jump on the Bucks in their best-of- A precision metal working company located in Blast Hart­ callill 649-2288.8...... mission will hold a meeting on WANTED - Gas station atten­ 649-4595. Designer. Part or full time. Town Hall - Salary $692. a Fw taOMMNM Cal lesson. Gail Breitenfeld. 649- be seen at 248 Wetnerell MuneheHler ul Kiilkelev seven series. Alex English led the ford, has openings for Production Personnel. All openings shooting, rallied in the final period April 24. 1978, al 8:00 P.M. in dant, full or part time. Write Box HH, c/o month. Interested persons M3kSei9 8053. Street off Keeney Street all TWIN ROCK Maple Beds - (giriH), Bucks with a career-high 26 points. Mature, responsible person but fell short and now must win a the Hearing Room, second CLEAN OUTDOOR Work - Manchester Herald. are on a 6V2 hour day shift, in a modern air conditioned TELEPHONE should apply at the State Ml MM ASSBTMCI for $32,600. O’Rouke Realty Dresser and mirror. Chest of GIKLS SOn'HAl.l. game in Landover in order to win the floor of the Municipal for third shift. References. Starting pay is $3.25 hourly plant. All jobs can be performed by female as well as Employment Service, 478 Schoola-Claate* 19 Exclusive. 633-1411, 509-1030. drawers. 2 box springs. 2 Mat­ SuperSonirx 104, Trail Klazerx 95 Call 871-1698. while you learn. High school WAITRESS - Part time, days male personnel. Excellent working conditions and SALES tresses. Pillows. 2 sets of Merev ul Eiml Culliolie, series. Although they led the league Building, to receive proposals Valley Street, Willimantic, to of liiHieistWN CL he. Marvin Webster scored 10 of his diploma and good driving or evenings. No experience benefits. Interested applicants should apply between the obtain the necessary 201 Form S S T M M w a SPECIAL EDUCATION LEBANON - COLUMBIA sheets and pillowcases. 2 .•tic's' in free throws during the regular for amendments to the PART TIME FULL TIME game-high 24 points in a third- PART TIME Driver (or record required. Cali 649-8667 necessary, will train. Grand­ hours of 9 a m. and 3 p.m. Apply to: and meet the eligibility ■ M ahnW r, Cm *. Center ■ summer tutoring ses- Town line. Last opportunity to bedspreads. Asking $350. season, the Spurs missed 12 of 37 free Charter, The Commission in­ school buses. We will train Sion (or learning or quarter spurt, which powered Seattle from 7 a m. to 3 p.m. for ap­ ma's Country Pie Restaurant. SALARY BONUSES criteria for Title VI. buy direct from owner. Maple Dinette Set with 8 throws. vites all interested responsible applicants. Call pointment Monday through 501 West Middle Tpke. HI6H STANDARD INC. behaviorally disable students Spacious 6 room Ranch with chairs, asking $250. 643-6405 or over favored Portland, Dennis John­ Manchester residents to at­ 643-2414. Friday. TRUCK DRIVER - Only Qass (7-adult). Certified, large eat-in kitchen. 3 289-6721. The Bullets, while conceding son added 19, Jack Sikma 18, Fred Mamitacturing/Marfcafing BporUng FlraamM ESTABLISHED experienced teacher. $6-8 per Cleveland tend and to submit proposals 33$ II License need apply. May be •eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee bedrooms, country dining George Gervin his points — he led all 31 PrastIga Park CIrcIa, Baal Hartford Brown 17 and Gus Williams 16 for the either orally or in writing NURSES AIDES - 7 a m. - 3 COMPANY over 21. Apply: Nutmeg hour. Registration 8-9 p.m. ONE QUEEN Size Mattress (Locatad in ratr of Acmat Building) Schoola-Cleatet 19 room, and oversized living scorers with 46 — put the returning Sonics, who trailed by seven at the CHARTER REVISION p.m. and 3 p.m. -11 p.m. Full Beverage Co., 249 Spencer 646-0852. room. Attached breezeway $35.00. Call 649-8266, after 6:00 Bob Dandridge. who missed the COMMISSION time and Part time. Enjoy t r a in in o i n c e n t i v e s Street, Manchester. Ask for and 2 car garage. All on a p.m. half but rallied for a four-point lead PUBLIC NOTICE working with a skilled and to Texas opener with a pinched nerve in his 033-04 Ray. beautiful near acre lot. after three quarters. dedicated staff in a veryplea-very plea­ Excellent country location, WE BUY AND SELL Used neck, on Larry Kenon and it paid off On TuMday, April 29, 1979, tl VaOM CALL BOSTON (DPI) - Reggie Johnny Davis led the Blazers with StMk HouM in Hartford, Bob SHtlt — sant and modem atmosphere.pnere. SCHOOL BUS Driver to drive 8ix~week only 35 minutes to Hartford. furniture. One piece or entire Cleveland thinks playing in Texas scoring 16 of his own. 20 while Bill Walton, playing for the WTIC Radio Announcor — wW bo Roaalad Experience preferred.preferred. PUPlease in the town of Bolton. Will Must be seen. $45,500. Call 228- houseful. Cash on the line. call Doris Blain. RN, Director 249-3942 will be better than living in limbo INVITATION for Ma many yaara of dadteafad TYPISTS train. 649-6188, or 537-5234. 3906. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. 7fier* 119, Knickx 100 first time in 23 games, and Larry broadoatling aarvloa. Tha of Nurses. 646-0129. EARN VACA'nON Money - Real Estate with the Boston Red Sox. Aroused by a rare technical foul. Steele added 17 apiece. procaada from this affair will Manchester Manor Nursing MOVING - Bedroom set, TO BID We have several permanent positions for people who Sell Lisa low-priced jewelry, CARPENTER Experienced SIX ROOM RANCH (or the Boston sold the rubber-armed banafll tba Amarloan Haarl Home, 385 West Center Street. Robert maple with boxspring and The Manchester Board of Aaaodation of Qraalar Hartford, can type 50 wpm. Some office experience is neces­ Cali for Catalog. FREE 800- in remodeling. Cal1(1 whole family Large first right-hander to the Texas Rangers Education solicits bids for I Ino. Jarvis 643-6712. floor family room, country mattress. Antique dry sink. sary in addition to good grammar and spelling ability. 631-1258. Course Tuesday for a "substantial amount of Custodial Supplies for the Soma of Ibo arao coiabrftiaa kitchen. 3 bedrooms, General Electric self impressive credentials ; achidufod to ba on tha doia for that GENERAL MECHANIC - full SERVICE STATION Atten­ fireplaced living room, gar­ defrosting refrigerator, cash," said Red Sox General 1978-1979 school year. Sealed Express buses from suburban towas make commut­ BOOKKEEPER - Automotive : avaning ara aa foboara; Arnold ime days, paid CMS, Blue dant - Part time mornings, 18 age. nicely treed lot, quiet hutch, china cabinet. 24 Manager Haywood Sullivan. NEW YORK (UPI) - Al Arbour triumph from Buffalo, bids will be received until Cross, and life insurance. ing easy and we'll pay part of your fare. And there are experience required. Fully Volume encyclopedia, various : Daan of W TIC , Maalor of paid insurance benefits, and or older, apply in person only. In Manchester area, $40's Keith Real Cleveland was 46-41 for Boston the only has the finest Islander team The Boston Bruins, meanwhile, 11:00 A M., May 9, 1978. at : Coramonioa; Wllllo Pap: Jaan Colbart, Apply Amerbelle Corp. 104 a b t of other big company financial and social 118 Center Street. Mon. and Wed. at 7 p.m. Estate. 646-4126 household Items, 3 piece set which time they will be : WtNP:AITanl.WPSB:OoeHurtay:Atty.Loy Elast Main Street, Rocxville. profit sharing plan. 0|m r- white wicker patio set, past four seasons, but appeared in ever, the highest scoring rookie in continued their dominance over the benefits, too. lunity (or advancement if publicly opened The right is : Roma; Qaorga Hlncfclay, V.P. al Trayalari Between 9 a m. and 4:30 p.m. SWIMMING POOL InsUllers custom made window shades. only one game for the Red Sox this the history of the NHL and by far the Black Hawks with an opening-round. : Inavranoa Company; Mayer Oaorga Attion* qualitied. Write Box FF, c/o MANCHESTER West Side - reserved to reject any and all An eq u al o p p o rtu n ity If you’re a good typist, you owe It to yourself to look - experienced or will train. Classes Start Monday, April 24th Remodeled 8 room Colonial, 1 All things have to be out end of year. He suffered a loss in relief most prolific line in the game today. 6-1 rout of Chicago. : aom Mori ibarmtek, Aaairtant IdWor Sparta employer. Manchester Herald. bids. Specifications and bid ' INuatralad. into these opportunities. Come in to our Personnel 74^?309. 1/2 baths, inground pool, near month. 633-8964 April 19 in Cleveland against the In­ Top that off with a first-place finish And in perhaps the most predic­ Cool of Itia ttcliala tor tfwl availing w « ba BENNET JUNIOR HIGH bus line, $40's. Call Hayes forms may be secured at the PART TIME Help wanted - Department any weekday between 8 a.m, and 2 p.m. ••••••••tSSStSSSSSSS****** dians. table series of the four, the Montreal Business Office. 45 N. School ; $19.00 par paraon, dtanar Indiidad. TIdiala MANAGER TRAINEES - 1151 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER Corp. 646-131. A fastball pitcher, Cleveland was ; may ba pwrchaaad by aandlng a aoN- Ehqierienced tire changer and ^ and learn more about it We’re just inside the Management position can be ••••••••••••••••**•******* □ MI8C. FOR 8ALE Canadiens handled the Detroit Red Street, Manchester, Connec­ I addraaaad, alampad anvafopa la ■ lubrication help wanted. App­ CLERK TYPIST touted as having the strongest arm Rotunda at Tower Square. yours after 6 months (Franklin Building, Cntatarla |2) Inyatlmanl Proparty 25 ( Pro Hockey ] Wings. 6-2, in their opener. ticut. Raymond E. Demers, Cannacllcul Bank and Trwal Company, ly at Brown’s Tire Shop. 333 specialized training. Earn •••••gggggsstsssssssssssg* on the staff. He had been used as a I Alin: Ann l.uaKrfak, Bank and Carp or ala nttUrtaaei Fm S7SM (Itl emtea dWt* at tiSO) In the WHA Tuesday night, the Business Manager Main Street, Manchester. $15,000 to $35,000 a year in PRIVATE INVESTOR wants Artlcla* lor Sale 41 spot starter and long reliever since 0304)4 S Oarvlcaa Oepartmenl, 00 Fovndaro P lan,. in the Patrick Division and you've Quebec Nordiques tied their quarter­ > Baal Hartford, Connaebeul 00100. «Mi s m S I management. We will send income real estate in being acquired from St. Louis before TRUCK DRIVER - Must have you to school for 2 weeks, TMa temtt mttit IM eMimm r»nuli«imim at Sw Manchester area, 4 ALUMINUM sheets used as got some pretty impressive creden­ final series at one game apiece with class 2 license. Please call C n ia ie C H Hm I Mama C ame*tatae. YouS laam about con- the 1974 season. expenses paid, train you in the apartments or more. 643-8557, printing plates, .007 thick, tials. a 5-4 overtime triumph over the 528-9471 for interview. prapM «f MRS* SMMMi. traeta. mortgagaa, daada. (Inandns, llattnsa. tha law. appraltlng. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for INVITATION field selling and servicing es­ and all Important araaa ol raal aatala. If you hava baan con- after 5 p.m. Why then, you ask, is Coach Al Ar­ Houston Aeros. tWI char(tabl« and non-profit ' ' tablished accounts. 21 or over, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1. Phone 643-2711. DEMENTIONAL Inspector - THE TRAVELERS m m~$m, $ tklanns a caraar m raal aalata, thla la tha oouria tor you. naaar- bour tampering with a proven for­ Nurdiqurs 5, Arrox 4 . TO BID organizallona wishing to hava lhair Public An- soMiMi oogt, have car, bondable, am­ vaMana ara nat rasalrad. Raglatratlon la hald batora out Drat Bulnat* Proparty 23 MCC women with inspector for first shift. ojn.l»4sjit bitious. Hospitalization and ClSM MMkNI. UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub mula? Marc Tardif scored his second goal nouncamanta publiahad fraa in this ipaca ara Appiv Monday thru Friday. of the game 2:59 into overtime to lift The Manchester Board of profit sharing plan. Call for CONTINUOUS PROOMSS IDUCATIONAL CENTIR Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, "Changing lines wasn't such a big urgad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, Oanaral Jock Company, 1366 TolIaM appointment. Dio it now. Call A SOFT ICE CREAM Truck Brownies, nurses, East the Nordiques to victory after the Education solicits bids for Managar of Ragal Mufflart of Manchaalar. Turnpike.npU &)ual Opportunity M ip ii ^ 232-SS1I ready to go. Call today. 203- lose slugfest thing," he reasoned, after taking Electrical Supplies for the An equal opporluvly empkoyer M/F 2 0 -^ 7 between 7 and 9 p.ra. Catholic School, 649-1225. Aeros had tied it with only 41 seconds Spaca will ba allotad on a first coma, first Employer. 677-8116. Mike Bossy off the Bryan Trottier- 1978-1979 school year. Sealed Mr. H. Sloate. Losing for only the second time in remaining in regulation time on a Clark Gillies line in Monday night's bids will be received until EXPERIENCED JOHN nine outings, Manchester Communi­ 4-1 victory over the Toronto Maple goal by Morris Lukowich. The next 11:00 a.m. May 1. 1978. at Deere Bulldozer Backhoe ty College women's softball team Leafs. "I just thought I would put two games of the best-of-seven series which time they will be operator. Must have Class I dropped a 17-11 slugfest to the Bobby Nystrom with T rottier to get will be played in Quebec. publicly opened. TTie right is License. Steady work, good pay. Call 74241190, anytime. University of Hartford yesterday at some more muscle up there." In the other WHA quarter-fnals, the reserv^ to reject any and all the Hawks' field. bids. Specifications and bid While Arbour contemplates doing Winnipeg Jets lead the Birmingham R e g a l S S ^ S r NURSES AIDES - 7 a.m.-3 forms may be secured at the Cheryl Vedovato was 2-for-4 with 2 the shuffle, Philadelphia Coach Fred Bulls, 2-6, with Game 3 scheduled p.m., 3 p.m.-U p.m.. Full Business Office. 45 N. School 8 r m4|w8 RBI and Elleyn Johnson was 2-for-3 Shero’s team is playing just fine, tonight in Birmingham, and the Ekl- time. Etxj^ence preferred, with a run batted in for the Cougars. monton Oilers host the New England Street, Manchester, Connec­ Corner of Broad but we sriU train. Apply in per­ thank you. The Flyers stifled the ticut. Raymond E. Demers. and Cantor Sirtat M«n -Fn. 8 • m ■ ft p m Vedovato was the losing hurler, drop­ Whalers tonight with the Whalers up, son to East Hartford Con­ Sabres in the opening game of their Business Manager ______Pbont 04S-2112 9«i .. 8 am 12 noon valescent Home, 745 Main ping her record to 4-1. series Monday night, grabbing a 4-1 2-6, in the series. 0294H Street, East Hartford.

.L ACROSS DOWN Answer to Praviout Puzzle PAGE TEN-B - MANCHESTER EVENING HEHALD, Mamhe»ter. Conn,, Weo.. April la. \m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 19. 1978 - I'AGK Kl.KVKN-U 1 Gooey t Shakstpoar- h m r n m f n m 5 Defense oan villain Apartmont* For Rant S3 Aparlmonta For Rant 53 Airtot For Sala 6 f minile 2 Shoar Chariot M. Schultz 9 Bag T 3 Rolativaof n n n n n e 1969 RENAULT • Good run­ Toy Deer 12 Away from bingo uLiun nan nnao ning condition, $300. or best Dear Abby ths wind 4 Affirmod □ o n a n n o n d c h d T H ftT '5 T H 6 g R 5 T offer. 649-9066. 13 Portion of 5 Local dialtct □□□ nnoDD nan OllTf (MM F«6ivt tftduM, he. mndlcins 6 Plant part nnnti) □□□ nnnn ' 4JIM M Y CARTE/? NOW TAKING VW EXTRAVAGANZA! 1969 By Abigail Van Buren 14 Rsgulals pitch 7 Scouting □ □ □ □ □ □ J e e ttA . ' I WONPER IF VOU THINK MAVBE 15 Skis drink lM > R N i m fsi I 'v C Squareback, auto, mechanical group (abbr.) uuuDD nncjcin JHAT'5 RI6 HT... ISHOULPAPP 6 5 0 0 fuel iniection (running before (Pl.| 8 Thraatsn ~ll ITIAI LlYl~ V 18 Shah's ^THER"HO"?y^ winter) two bug hoods, type - 3 9 Short playlal □ n c i D n DEAR ABBY: When our son David was 16, he save a country ^ ^ j r f w W ? 5 e f w ------APPLICATIONS pan with disc brake front end, 10 Air (prafix) G i a n a n 16-year-old * 1 (HI call her D dly) a “promiM ring” Z d a s t 17 Ontof tho standard transmission, mis­ 27 Hauling 45 Smooths For A WoHing LM Only Gsrthwint 11 Graan-blua cellaneous type 3 body parts, oar wiahea. When the tam ed 16, he gave her a 6160 Nwing wagon Y o o A l I£ M A T E D t h e machine with money he had earned and saved. Her parents 18 Pogo, forons color 46 Abstract spare disc brake front end, being let her accept it, which we thought wes wrmig. They also 20 Compoior 19K ilM ' 28 Brings about extra set wheels with radials. 29 Inner (praf.| 47 Oairia' wile w h o l e A u D i En c E! 2 BEDROOM tflRTMENTS let DavU stay at their house nntfl 2 end 3 in the mnri'ing Dvorak 21 Collago First $250 takes aU. Phone 643- 22 Common tmn athlstic group 30 Suppose 48 Catches From $180. Includes: Heat, Hot Water and Parking, 4896. knowing that we disqiproved. 23 Commsres 23 Mtkaa mad 33 Takta option 49 Complatad' with Wall to Wall Carpeting, Modem Appliances, 2 Wen, Dolly and her bmily accomplished what they sat agsney (abbr.) 24 Do nawapapar 36 Lament 50 Dull color Laundramats on site. 1969 J E E P COMMANDO - out to do. a>e ended up pregnant and insisted on marriage 24 Piano piscs work 38 Pair of horssa St Island good condition, 646-8894 after (We got stuck with aU the bills for the wedding.) 27 Wat afraid of 41 Mohammad't republic 6 p.m. 25 Engine apsad 41 Articloi for Solo 44 WartM to Buy 49 Now, I have bitter feelings about Dolly and bar people 31 Small quantity readout daughter 52 Clothat ArtlclM tor Solo 41 Uvootock CALL 643-1961 32 Erodad wmiiwop and have choosen not to be around her. That's the problem 26 Over (Gar.) 43 Encnittsd 55 (fivillan (abbr.) Mon. thru FrI. from 0 to 4:30 34 Fint.rsts TWO 300 AMP Rectifieri - WOULD LIKE TO buy four 1969 CHEVY - 4 door, 8 I atm love our son, and want to keep in dose THREE YEAR OLD RIDING LESSONS indoor (comp, wd.) t 2 2 4 5 0 7 0 9 10 11 S a t. 8 -1 2 . cylinder, good running condi­ him in case he needs me, but I cannot stand his iriie or her Good condition. Good for Frigidaire refrigerator - must riding ring. Western stock bedroom older Colonial - 35 Glazat tion. 649-4582, 8 a.m. 2 p.m. family 11 want to be dose to my grandchild, but under the I'M N(7T A igcOP A IX M V PLANT3S e v e r y b o d y plating, or welding. Call 649- selL moving, excellent condi­ seat, saddle seat, and hunt Preferably in the Porter 37Yors 12 12 14 W H Y D O ES drcumstancea it’s very difficult. GFARDBsJE??... ^ from noon til 6:00 p.m. tion. $125. M9-8690 anytime. seat. All levels 228-9817. Street area. Please call 39 Summar (Fr.) ARE PyiNt^.4 COAAE TO M E W ITH 1974 BUICK LIMITED. IS 10 17 private party, at 647-1567. My husband says well lose our son if we don't break AU_ MV PLAtsms AU-M Y l=tAKTT5 'THEIR TROUBLES? a Excellent condition, one 40 Economical NCR CASH< REGISTER - 18 FOOT X 4 foot pool. New down and accept his wife, but I know being around her I S P Y lK k S . A RE pyiNG-/ owner, low mileage, loaded. 42 English darby 11 10 2 0 21 Reconditioned, with many permaflex filter (de) all would make my blood pressure rise to unaaf^eig^ts. Help BootM-Acco$$orlo$ ROCKVILLE - Clean five Must see. 568-8013 after 5 p.m, town ■ totals. Call after S:30 p.m.. Rooms for Root 52 Omcaa-Bloraa for Rant 55 2 2 Y accessories including, cover, rooms in private 2 family me. 44 Houia fusi TV. 228-3957. deck and gate. $450. 643-9800 14 INCHES ■ 1974 FURY- 16V(i-foot home. New stove and OFFICE for rent. Carpeted, 1965 VOLKSWAGEN As is - STILL BITTER 45 Actor Mlnoo 24 25 2 6 2 0 2 0 2 0 T after 5 p.m. EXCELLENT FURNISHED refrigerator. Adults, or 1 MOLDED FORMICA top and fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Room for male - No kitchen air conditioned. Centrally $150. Call 649-SW2 anytime. 46 Octavo 1975 55 horse outboard Chevy working couple, no children, located. Call Century 21, DEAR STILL: Your huebend la right, and If you don't 49 Injurad 21 paneled bar with two shelvea DARK LOAM Delivered - 5 priviledges. References. ■ ■ engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. Also 50 no pets. 875-3761. Jackston/Avante, 646-1316. want to lose your eon and have e stranger for e grtndehild, 63 Comptu and four stools. $175. 646-6028. yards, $34. plus tax. Also sand, Security. $30 weekly. 649-4003. 1972 TRIUMPH TR6 - Mint 25 horse Johnson outboard, $300. condition. New convertible you will go along wUh him. Even th o n ^ your reeentment point ■’’ 1 gravel and more stone. 643- MANCHESTER - 4 room 4 0 41 o ELECTRIC MEAT Sheer »20. 2284)475 or 228-9550. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - MANCHESTER - Modem of­ top, muffler. Many other new Is JnstUled, remaining bitter and nnfor^ving win cause 54 Holy imaga apartment - all appliances and fice, Main Street. 750 or 1000 yon more pain end unhapplneaa then chenglns yonr time. 56 Set of three ■ Car Top Luggage Carrier, $25 Birch House Women. Central­ utilities included. $275 per parts. Call after 5, 649-2954. 44 4 . 20 FT SEARAY square feet. Heat and air con­ So cfaiuage H. 57 Occupy a Pl9c or best of^r. Call 6^1718, ly located. Downtown month. Call 644-8896 or 643- ■ monthly. Security deposit. OFFICE SPACE No. 2414 has pattern don’t want him to look like a sauffy, hippie type. Also his 7958, Building Suppllot 42 211 Center Street. 1970 Volkswagen Van $350, Win at Bridge 16 FOOT THOMPSON. In References, no pets. Parking. e pieces; full directions. supervisor a t the bank would never understand. 15 1/2 School Street, across r FOR (H NT TO otDEO, US4 $1.00 lo r tacli excellent condition, with 40 hp 250 square fe e t, c e n te r of Until you can help us, sign me BOATING SUPPLIES - Petit NATURAL STONE for MALE TO SHARE House with from East side rec. THIS WEEK SPECIAL - 1973 lttlrs plot 2S$ for poilofi lotf Paints,, Fiberglas Cloth and electric start Johnson out­ • Manchester, a ir c-c--xlltloning and Rn d lln i. CHAFED C H EEKS retaining walls, veneers, same. Washer/dryer. Large ■narking Call 64J-9551. AMC Ambassador, 2 door Good technique saves slam Resin. Johnson Outboards, board, just rebuilt. With tilt ANNE CABOT patios, etc. Pick up by the yard. Utilities included. $120. 118 MAIN STR EET - 3 rooms, hardtop, two tone, p een with The contract depends on a new and used. Outboard trailer, with 2 new tires and Manchootar HoraM DEAR CHAFED: This may not fR In with your pound or delivery by the ton. monthly. Security. 742-9868, or 3rd floor, heat, hot water, vinyl roof, 8 cylinder, 11M Ava. of Amarleaa heart finesse, supposedly SO Repairs. Capitol Equipment, wheel bearings. All for $551L NORTH 4/19-A Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, 646-8304. $200. monthly security. Call automatic transmission, Naw York, N.Y. 1003$ lovemaking achednle, but tell your husband to ahave flrst. percent proposition, Irt reali­ 38 Main Street, Manchester, firm. ifirr f-***r*^ a 75 649-3163. 646-2426 9 a m. to 5 p.m. power steering, radio, factory Print N im t, td d r n i v lt t ZIP ty, East’s preemptive bid CODE Md Styli Nnnibii. W AQ93 643-7958. 238 CHARTER OAK Street - Wantad to Rant 57 air conditioning, white walls, DEAR ABBY; I recently married a m an with four virtually assures that he has 1978 ALBUM with a 32-page a K J 5 Dogi-BIrdorPoto 43 Room with private entrance, FOUR ROOM Apartment - Se­ one owner, clean throughout. children. His wife walked out on him and plumb ^ se rte d little else than a seven-card SCREENED LOAM ■ Gravel, “Gift Section” with full « Q632 i L suitable for older gentleman. cond. floor. Adults only. No COUPLE WITH One child and Super buy at $1295. Suburban him and the Idda, who range in age from 4 to 12. When she spade suit. sand, stone, fill, processed AnIlquol 48 directions. Price... $2.00 DOG-CAT BOARDING NO COOKING, Free parking pets. No appliances. Parking. dog looking for house in the Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike. left, she rave him custody of the children, saying WEST EL4ST Thus, West most likely has Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawranca gravel. For deliveries, call bathing;'grooming. Obedience $25 weekly. 649-1746. country. Will pay up to $250 Open 8 to 8. A lso TSEIE lO O M >T $1M EACH. eKB3 eAQJI0964 the king of hearts. Still, WANTED. Antioue furniture, References. Security. 649- motherhood was a bummer. George H. Griffing, Inc. An­ protection classes. Complete monthly. Call 2954)124. Nd. O -IIS -B IIIE RI080N OUILTS. V K 10 2 a ------everything hinges on correct glass, pewter, oil paintings or 1265. CdatilM Ilitdto lanlp qnllte. Well, motherhood is no bummer for me. I bve these ALL sETi wE’ve Y Okay-LET'S dover, 742-7886. modern facilities. Canine CLEAN FURNISHED Room - 1972 CADILLAC Sedan 0 96 4 3 a 672 p l^ in the trump suit. m e a n w h il e - PEAPHEAD'O PARTY other antique items. R. No. 0-117-QUILTS ON PtNADL Idda. Now, the problem; I don’t know whether they've e o T THE JOINT ) MAKE THE Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon For gentleman. Central loca­ RETIRED COUPLE Looking DeVille - Midnight blue, full DIricUoni lor ilitn a qillti. ♦ J 10 7 6 8 5 4 East won the opening HA9 REACHED THE FAR ENP OF THE Harrison, 643-8709. FURNISHED TWO Room SUKROUNPEDI X COLUARl E5CAPE t u n n e l : COLONIAL SWIVEL Rocker - Road, Manchester. For' tion. Call 646-4701 after 6 p.m. for a three room apartment in power option, air con­ No. a-118-QMNDMOTHEN'l PLOW- been immunized against all the childhood diseases. Tlieir spade lead with the ace and apartment - Bath. Stove, SOUTH 100% Herjulon, gold tweed, resevatlons please call 646- Manchester. Call 247-3713. ditioning, excellent buy at EN QUILTI. 1$ iM O lu U s i aollts. father isn't sure, and I can’t locate their mothir. returned the queen, which refrigerator. Heat and hot NO. O - ttl- a M E tlC t'l FAVORITE ♦ 2 $75. Call 649-8052. 5971. •- EAST HARTFORD Center - only $1795. Suburban, 50 If I ju st go ahead and have them immunized for all the South ruffed. If South leads a water. Apply Marlow’s, 867 AFRHANS. A to o n llla l oOlocUon. W J 8 7 65 4 Waled to Buy 49 Attractive rooms, maid ser­ Tolland Turnpike. 649-2076. No. Q -1 Z 0 -M A ia A Q in . MobT common childhood diaeaaes, will it do them any harm if low heart p.-rtf finesses with Main Street. a A Q 10 KEEP SMILING POODLES - Guaranteed tiny vice, Refrigerators, |IIU lor Irlondi ood tonllp. they’ve already been immunized? « A K 9 dummy's queen, the slam In toy puppies and stud services CASH PAID Immediately - carpeting, showers, free 1956 WILLYS JEEP OKIE out the window. KIDS Si PETS Accepted 2 Autoa For Sala 61 KEEP HAPPY at fair prices, 1-423-8789. for gold jewelry and parking, bus line, reasonable. Wagoneer, $500. or best offer. Vulnerable: Neither South was too sm art for bedrooms withh appliampliances. Dealer; East diamonds. Licensed brokker 528-1776. 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 Call 643-2594 ask for Mike. D EA R O K IE: Have them immunized again. R won’t this. He led the ja ck of Available now.I. Only $135. hearts with the intention of ONE MORE CHANCE - Elec­ 18 MONTHS AKC Registered for over 1/2 century. Savitt cylinders. Good condition. hurt them, even If they've already been Immunized. West North Elaat South Rental Assistors, small fee. playing sm all if West did not tric stove, $5.00, oak walnut Male, miniature Pinscher. P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 FURNISHED ROOM with Automatic. $1695, or best DUNE BUGGY - Excellent Uotoroyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 3a 4W 236-5646. cover with the king. West did dining room table, $190. 8x12 Good with children. Any Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- light housekeeping privileges. offer. Cali 875-4537. condition. Call 644-3329 after 5 Pass 5W Pass 6W cover, allowing North to win rug, $15. Salem Rocker, $20. reasonable offer accepted. OilM. Private entrance, parking, p.m. weekdays, anytime Pass Pass Pass Call 649-2552. pool. Call Sarkis, 649-0358 or SINGLE SPECIAL - Lovely weekends. with the ace. Carriage, converts to car bed one bedroom, with laundry PLYMOUTH VOLARE USED PAINTING and paper 243-0381. ★ ★ When East showed out it and stroller. $25. Crib and mat­ room, patio, and more. Only Premier 1976 - bluewith wood Opening lead: a 3 KITTEN - 5 month old will : equipment - ladders. HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 Astro-graph was a simple matter for tress, $30., Treadle sewing $150. Rental Assistors, small grain, luggage rack, slant 6, South to return to his hand machine, $40. Victorian pay to have altered. Call 871- clothes, etc. Call 643- Apar1menl$ For Rent 53 low mileage, power steering TOLLAND COUNTY FX-1200 - Built by factory 9156. After 5 p.m. fee, 236-5646. engineer. Branch heads, By BERNICE BEDE 080L with a minor-suit ace and >^lley Oop — Dave Qraue carved mirror, 5 foot, $180., and brakes, electric rear win­ finesse West’s 10 of hearts. ------LOOKING for anything in real Barnett clutch, aluminum By Oswald Jacoby beautiful old fashioned oval VERNON - Air conditioned 2 dow defogger, standard shift. VOLKSWAGEN The jack of trumps lead GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pu USED LUMBER - 2x4s, 2x6s, estate rental - apartments, rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ and Alan Sonlag frame, $20., school desk. $2. bedrooms, carpeting, Must be seen to be ap­ RO U TE 8 3 , cost South nothing but would LOO)4IT \ OH-MV-605HI/ A ROUND pies - AKC Registere I 2x8s. 2xl0s. Small windows for homes, multiple dwellings, no buretor, balanced blue printed Preemptive bidding, when NAH, ITCOULPNT \ NOW'S KWRCHANCB.') Other Items, 649-5052. ^pliances, and many extras. preciated. 649-9868. Vtmon-ManchMler Line possibly gain everything if THAT , WHAT T H '_ ( PTEBOPACTVL B E ... IT AIN'T 0O T ls » r a O lN r A N '(3 0 0 P i E)Excellent...... breed.- 7 weeks old. bath or kitchen, used basebord fees. Call J.D. Real Estate motor, transmission. 871-2511. ■ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're used correctly, allows a For details call Rental e 4 8 -2 8 3 8 _ West held all three trump. 1HIN61 J HECK IS IT? V T SELLING MASON Tools - Call 647-1633, after 6:00 p.m. radiators, electric main Associates,, Inc. 646-1980. 1969 MUSTANG - 351 likely to lump to conclusions player to bid the proper Making plays that can only Assistors, small fee, 236-5646. 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto.. Blue. contract and also impedes Motormixer and concrete breaker box. Call 6494)495. automate, for parts. Best 1174 o m MANTA I21M ★ ★ before the facts are In.' Wall win and never lose are the TH REE YEAR OLD spayed MANCHESTER - Main unlll you’re sure you have all the opponents in assessing aluminum float reach 16 ft. 3 FIRST FLOOR - Clean and offer. Call 633-0131. 4 cyl„ 4 ep.. sunroof, Blue. difference between the ex­ female Alaskan Malamute. BAND BASE DRUM. Street, 3 room apartment, llra lM a j/ the Information before acting. their own values. blade trowel machine con­ cozy 2 bedrooms, with 1174 MAZDA STA. IVGN. HIM pert and the beginner. Good with children, good dis­ Reasonably good condition. heated, hot water, appliances, 4 cyl., 4 sp.. Yellow. 1975 HONDA 500 T - Low VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl. 22) One On the diagrammed hand crete finish, sledge hammers, appliances and parking. Only WE PAY $10 For complete position. Needs a goM home. Reasonable price. Call 289- parking, no pets. Security. mileage, extras. Excellent April 20,1978 that you always go out of your North and South were able to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I chain saw and motortop. Call $155. Rental Assistors, small junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland way to do things lor, but who 643-0851. 0564, after 5 p.m. 523-7047. Auto Body, 528-1990. 1978 COMET “ t21IB condition. Please call 649- Many fine opportunllles that overcome East's barrage (For a copy ol'JACOBY MOD­ fee, 236-5646. 9807. could be of profit to you will seldom reciprocates, will get to bid of three spades and a r­ ERN, send SI lo: "Win al 1073 TOTOT* CELIC8 $2400 you lor something again today. Bridge,'' care ol this newspa­ 1974 MUSTANG GHIA - 4 4 cyl.. automatic, red. come your way in the year rive at a slam contract that STEP ABOVE - Carpeted 2 LIBRA (Sapt. 23-Oct. 23) had a reasonable chance of per, P.O. Box 489, Radio Clly speed, 6 cyllndjer, 4 new 1975 YAMAHA - 350 RD. Good ahead. Be careful that you bedroom Town House, with condition, low miles. $600. don't jump from one to another There’s lots ol opportunity success. Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) radials, (2 snows), excellent around you at this time but dining room, appliances, yard Call 649-5299. before developing each one's BUSINESS & SERVICE condition. 228-0475 or 228-9550. Trucka lor Sala 62 unless your views coincide k 0 2 and more. Ju st $295, heat lull potential. H • IB paid. Rental Assistors. small ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Don't with others, things won't parr 1959 FORD GALAXIE - 4 1971 DODGE VAN V8 - TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville out. Compromise If need be. Berry’s World fee, 236-5646. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and disregard the family's opinions door. 66 Mercury engine, 390, automatic, power steering, concerning somelhing that Is SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Try power brakes, air conditioned, rack. $1,750. 289-4042. not to sweep problems under TWO FAMILY Duplex *'3 Power steering. Hurst floor supposed to benefit all. Do, The Fllntatonea — Hanna*Barbera Productiona shift. Mags. Good running new paint, mags, set up as however, reserve your judg­ the rug today, thinking they will bedrooms, rec room, 1977 MOPED - Excellent con­ condition, $400, or best offer. camper, excellent throughout, ment lor that final vote. Having lake care of themselves later appliances, (2) parking. One dition. 600 miles. Must sell! on. as If by magic. They won’t. car garage, security deposit, Call 872-8441, after 5. must be seen. 646-2997. trouble selecting a career? Best offer. Call 649-2094, after Send for your copy ol Astro- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Al l m b ^ adults and no pets. 646-8379. 21) Avoid (or the present KNOWS IS WHAT DIRECTORY 1975 MONARCH GHIA - 4 TRUCK BODIES For sale -18 6:00 p.m. Graph Letter by mailing 50 H E r e a d s i n t h e cents for each and a long, self- friends who are able to spend TH REE ROOM Apartment - door sedan. Fully equipped foot aluminum roll up door beyond your budget. It will tire n e w s p a p e r s / SorvIcoM Oltorod and loaded. Excellent condi­ and side door. $550. 16 foot - NEW HONDA CB 360 T - Blue. addressed, stamped, envelope 31 Sorvlcoi Oltorod 31 PoIntIng-PoperIng 32 Building-Contracting 33 Modern kitchen and bath, Purchased 2 weeks ago. (Inly to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, your purse just trying to keep tion. $3295. Cali 644-0238, aluminum roll up door, $3M. up with them. stove, refrigerator and heat 300 miles on it. Must sell! Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. CAM T R E E SERVICE - Free anytime. 14 foot aluminum body with CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) GET YOUR GARDEN PAPER HANGING CARPENTRY - Repairs, included. $215 monthly, plus Asking $925, or best offer. Be sure to specify your birth estimates, discount senior tail gate, $150. 643-2408. Be very careful if you're in the READY FOR SPRING- Professional Paper Hanger, remodeling, additions, gar­ lease and security. 646-7268. Warranteed. 643-4815. sign. citizens. Company 1965 FORD - Custom 500 - position to make decisions for Custom garden tilling done. Graduate of Professional ages, roofing Call David TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Nor­ Manchester owned and engine good, transmission 1973 FORD - F-lOO Ranger another today. What’s best for Call 643-1009 Paper Hanging School Patria, 644-1796. SIX ROOMS on first floor of mally you’re very diligent, but your welfare Isn't necessarUy operated Call 646-1327. slipping, oest offer. Call 528- Pickup with camper cap, V-8, today you might find some very References. Free Estimates. two family home in Rockville. Campara-Trallara so lor him or her. 3916. 3-spew, power steering, new good excuses to palm things ROTO TILLING - quality Painting interior. Dean LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - $265. monthly plus utilities. ¥oblla Homaa 85 AOUARIUS (Jan. 29-Fab. 19) It TEN D ER LAWN CARE - clutch, new paint, new steel off on others. work, low price. $10 average Smith, 646-5241. New homes custom built, Security and references you think your Ideas are far Specializing in ALL phases of PONTIAC FIR EBIR D - For­ radials. A-1 condition, must GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Prob­ garden. Call 646-4689 for remodeled, additions, rec required. 872-3487. 1970 12X60 MOBILE Home - ' superior to those of coworkers Lawn Maintenance mula 350, 1973 - 4 speed, see. $2,495. 289-6577. lems at this lime are most likely prompt service. ROY BRADLEY Awning and patio. Set up in , today, you could turn a deal ear a ^^9 Shrubbery trimmed Clean rooms, garages, kitchens Ralley wheels, radials, to stem from the extravagant or Professional interior and 4 ROOMS 2 bedrooms, park. Wail to wall carpeting. , to their helpful suggestions. ups 647-9260 remodeled, bath tile, ceement stereo, im maculate, $3200. Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 careless manner In which you THEE AND YARD Care - exterior painting and appliances, yard, parking, Call 875-7850. It’ll be your loss. work Steps, dormors. 643-0068 after 5:30 p.m. handle your resources. Free estimates Call G. p^apering. Fully insured. Residential or commercial. convenient location, $185. PISCES (Fab. 29-March 28) CARPET INSTALLATIONS - 1976 750CC. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your Don’t gamble or speculate on Goguen, 649-9969 Estimates free 649-6996. Call 649-4291. Married couple. No pets. 649- BMW - Excellent PORTO CABIN - 1971 Tent ’ Born Loser — Art Sanaom Stair shifts, repairs. Carpets, 1973 HONDA CIVIC - 4 speed, Ideas are excellent today, but things sIght-unSeen today. You 8350. condition. Bronze red. Larger trailer. Sleeps six. Stove, ice j be careful how you present steam cleaning Freesimates. ^ ce lle n t condition. Radials. gas tank luggage rack.. Chily are not loo lucky with situa­ uy B.H. MAGOWAN JR . «iSons- FIRST CLASS Carpentp' - box, sink. Good condition. ' them to others. You could raise 649-6265. $1600. Call after 4, 649-8760, 2,400 miles. $2,950. Call 649 tions unless you have direct between the hours of 1 a m. to Painting and paperhanging, Remodeling and Additions. MANCHESTER - 5 rooms. Se­ $850. 742-5251. some eyebrows If you appear 2284)318. 7727 anytime. control I JUST BROKE 6 p m Call Carol 646-4644. interior and exterior, over 35 Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 cond floor, 2 family, no pets, too forceful. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers Htlmdahl and Btoffal appliances Also stone or loam condition, no rust or dents, Lowest Rates availble! pre-school child In my home 643-1184. live.” Several well kept ALLiueep delivered, 644-1775 Call 649-4157 APARTMENT FOR Rent - 2 stereo 8 track, 6 cylinder. 22,- Immediate binding. Sunny mobile homes by former “H only we had had the kind of security 000 miles. Asking $3,100. Call Day coverage. Call Joan, ISRVE'iEAK J?' PAINTING - interior and bedrooms, Manchester. Rent owners are offered for sale. TH’ BOSS IS BEAUriFUl. HEWEAVING burs, holes 249-8635. Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- precautions surrounding the printing ol a u t o m o b il e ; Simonlzing - exterior, paperhanging, RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 34 $240. Heat included. No pets. Also new models on display. IvlEDITATlN’ WITH ^ sflEBADUlk^! Zippers, umbrellas repaired Will Simonizc your car in your Call 646-2482, anytime. 1126. For information call Mrs. ‘Memoirs'!" Window shades. Venetian excellent work. References 1973 DATSUN 2 door, while / HIS OURU... MAYBE s a n ^ x u B . driveway, $10 and up. Free estimates. Fully in­ BIDW ELL Home Improve­ Young 429-1786, 26 Old Wood CUPS' Our Boarding Houaa — Carrol & McCormick blinds Keys TV for rent. blue interior, 4 speed, radio, MOTORCYCLE Insurance - IClQ 600FOFF References. For details, call sured Martin Mattson] 649- ment Co Expert installation 3 1 2 ROOM restored Colonial Road or Mr. Olson, Hartford, c d Marlow's, 867 Main St 649- clean, nice running thrifty Go with the leader! ^ s t of A iW H lLE ' 643-8653, ask for Dick. 4431. of aluminum siding, gutters - heat, hot water, parking, 247-5209, Jensen's, Inc. MAfSE WE PURNEP , iJU#T 0eoAU#E 5221 central, references, no car. $1695. Lew cost bank rates, and the best of service! and trims. Roofing installa­ TtlE BURKE# k UTTLE ______THEV RE EVEN children or pets. 643-2171 terms arranged. Suburban Many years experience! Automotiv* Sarrica 66 BABYSITTING Done in mv QUALITY PAINTING and tion and repairs. 649-6495. 875- t w m30A!'\>ism not they re TOUfiHl MONEY 127 b e ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, before 6 p.m. or 643-8470 after Motors, 50 Tolland Turnpike, Crockett Agency, Inc., 244 home dys Call 646-0115. Paper Hanging by Willis 9109. BAP (art# R7R 9 ENOUSH KhWCKEPPUT attics, garages, yards 6 p.m. f^nchester/Talcotlville town Main Street, Manchester. 643- ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- m \ i j Yo cleaned, moving, trucking Schultz. Fully insured, WITN W MORE WHILE 5HAPPW RESPONSIBLE St Ambitious SPECIALIZING cleaning and line. 1577. sun specialists, factory Loam for sale. l.awn service references. 649-4343 0RAiN$ THAN A BrPXlN<3 PPE^N'T man is looking for Lawn Care repairing chimneys. rooLroof, new ONE BEDROOM Apartment trained, one day service, 114 < No job too big or small 568- (3CW5E HATOilN MEAN ANYTHINO Work Has own transportation roofs Free estimates. 30 on Main Street. Available East Main Street, Rockville. 1 8522 J.P. LEWIS Si SON - Interior AutomoHva Sarvica 66 Automothra Sarvlea 66 A t i n CA N ! ^ 0 THEIR REAL and machine Keep trying at Years Experience. Howley, June h One month’s security, 871-1617. and exterior panting, FR IEN P5.' 742-7101 paperhanging, and 643-5361 small custodial tasks, no pets HeathclIH Thia Funny World COMPLETE CARPET & Tile or children. $160 monthly heat f ^ l - f f - installation and repairs. Free remodeling Fully insured. ROTO TILLING Home gar­ ROOFER WILL Install roof included. Call after 6 p.m. 644- estimates. Call Pat, at 646- 649-9658 T/ 411 dens. Reasonable rates. siding or gutters for low dis­ 2314. 3745, after 5 p m. VOLKSWAGEN ^ > > . - Please call 646-6640 PAINTING, Interior. count price. Call Ken at 647- Homot lor Rant Exterior. Best workmanship! 1566 64 EXPERT FURNITURE I WILL MOW and care for refinishing and antique Quality paint! Lowest prices! Front End A lignm ent'^ your lawn Reasonable. Call Dan Shea, 646-5424. BOLTON - 4 Room Ranch. 1 restoration. Free, estimates. Jim 649-8176 child. $265 monthly, including E Loveland, 649'8963. heat and appliances. 742-6736 ROTO TILLING - Established Hoatlng-Plumblng 35 anytime. SPECIAL BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - gardens St flower beds. Any Model VW c Fireplaces, concrete. Reasonable. Call 646-7644, SEWERLINES, sink lines, HEAT PAID - Carpeted 2 Chimnev repairs. No job too after 5:00 p m Building-Contracting 33 cleaned with electric cutters, bedroom Duplex, with dining small, ^ v e ! Call 644-8356 for by professionals. MclUnney room and yard for kids and CHECK rnNniTiONOFCONDITION OF Regular^ ^ t.y u l ^20.00 Value estimates. H EY MOTHER OF TWO Will care WES ROBBINS carpentry Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ pets. Only $240. Rental • Ball Joints . R P N T for your child in her Coventry remodeling specialist. Ad­ pany, 643-5m. Assistors. small fee, 236-5646. ALTERNATORS. STARTERS ditions, rec rooms, dormers, • Tie Rods O 1^ ^ N t E P ’ JS home. Call 742-8355, anytime. E N E M IE S - 7 # & GENERATORS - Our work built-lns. bathrooms, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet COUNTRY COTTAGE - 3 • Wheel Bearing Play W Y-/f is guaranteed, so why buy Polndng-Paporlng 32 kitchens, 649-3446. repairs, plugged drains, bedrooms available May 1st. • Shock Absorbers M elsewhere and pay more? kitchen faucets replaced For more information, call • Steering Damper M Quality Auto E lectric, 985 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - repaired Rec rooms, Rental Assistors. small fee, Main Street, Manchester, TOM FLANAGAN - Painting, Homes, Additions, 64epairs, bauiroom remodeling, heat 2366646. • Tires 12.951.1 l i ' T ’"! Short mba — Frank Hill (rear) 649-8159. interior , exterior. Papering. Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, moderniiation, etc. Free ...... CHECK CASTE"? -ADJUST CA.VBER AND TOE IN General Repairs. Fully in­ 345-2009. Estim ate gladly given. M & M OlHcaa-Sloraa for Rant 66 P l P i e u H E ^ BmN&PL£A ANDi -r>«y WERE/V1SANT, ED'S LIGHT Trucking - attics sured. Call now for Free Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. - r H B N e w s ? r scexrcuii^ o o & i POR EACH QlHEa/ and cellars cleaned. Estim ate.te 643-1949. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY BOLTON NOTCH - For rw t, CALL 649-2638 kflOTM ASRir"' N Reasonable rates. Call 646- Carpentry and general con­ FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum­ small rustic bam, suitable for 1943 for free estimate 0 l« t NcNai«Bl SyW.. Im. ' 4 -» INFLATION FIGHTER - tractin g . R esidential and bing. Repairs and store or office. Parking. Save 20% to 40% on quality in­ commercial. Whether it be a Remodeling. Faucets, Inexpensive. 1-223-4460,7 a.m. SERVICE 4 PARTS DEFTS OPEN DAILY 8-4 30 "I want 6 0 0 extras for a Jacques Cousteau Speciall" SHARPENING Axes, chain terior, exterior painting. In­ small repair job, a custom vanities, hot ater heaters. - 9 p.m. PARTS DEPT OPEN SATURDAY 9-1 saws, mower blades, grass sured. Call 643-1043, 742-9423. built home or anything in Prompt service, on emergen­ shears, house shears and between, call 646-1379, cies. 64^7024. MAIN STREET- 1400 square knives. Lawn Mowers, 'HA/eYooseew HgAfUcuffP... HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch feet, full basement, adjacent H8 WA6 CHA5IN6 A PACH6HUNP.' Rotqtillers. Tractors painted for $150-$200 by CARPENTRY & Masoniy - PLUMBING, HEATING, municipal parking lot. Tolland County Volkswagen LI - ReMired Capitol ^uipm ent. scheduling now. Professional Additions and remodeling. Sewer Cleaning - Repairing & Immediate occupancy. ^ '■ 2-t Tolland Turnpike, Route 83 ■ ' ■ ■ Street, Manchester. considers any lob. 289-9287, Free estimates. Call Anthony Remodeling. 24 Hour Service. 643-7958 Brokers invited. CAB S23-74X Tatcottville — evenings or weMends, Don. Squillcote, 649^11. Call 289-14M. Free Elstimates. or 522-3114.

V • I’A(;E TWELVE-B - Manchester evening herald. Mamhester. conn.. Wed.. April 19. i m BusineM Sons of the American Legion Power of radio can heat homes Spirited youth carry on tradition NEW YORK (UPI) — Year* ago engineers for broad­ casting stations discovered that the heat generated by a By BETTY RYDER radio station's transmitter could be used to keep studios Family/Travel Editor Dusiness in 1975 and now we’re going said. when I’m 18; bring some young blood strong," the enthusiastic com­ In the tenth grade at Illing Junior to it. 1 will fight for things youth and offices warm in the coldest weather. All play and no xvork is fun. mander said. High School, Mike, in addition to his wants and not let them do things like Now it looks as if this heat may be used to warm But the young men of the Sons of Organized to help the post as well duties as commander, serves on the shut down the Teen Center,” he said. homes, office buildings, even aircraft hangars and the American Legion (SAL) of the shipyards, and for some more sophisticated purposes as as give the youngsters activities and Town of Manchester Youth (k)m- Mike’s a man of varied activities Dilworth-Comell-^ey Post of the get them involved in Legion affairs, mittee, as a volunteer maintenance and last year came in first in the well. American Legion in Manchester person at his school, and helps with American Pollution Control Corp., Thomwood, N.Y., SAL offers varied events. state for raising money for St. Jude’s have managed to combine the fun of With four senior advisors, Lee the cooking at the Senior Citizens has developed a whole range of electronic energy Children’s Hospital. companionship with their varied in­ Center on Friday mornings. applications out of this radio power generator principle Palina, A1 Fredericks, A1 Foss and "I received a gold watch,” said a terests and have come up with some Harold Lawson, the young men con­ “The work at the center is part of which it says can save vast amounts of energy and help smiling Mike. ' rewarding endeavors. duct cake sales, car washes, and the school curriculum,” he said. “I solve the problem of extracting shale oil at reasonable Together with the other members SAL is comprised of young male have an envious Junior Rifle Team especially like to make cakes, and of SAL, the youthful commander co}t. It also ■can be used to provide energy for pollution descendants of Legionnaires who record. when I’m not cooking, I ride hopes to encourage other young men control systems. have served in a war. Currently there “We meet every other Sunday horseback at least once a week in to join the group. Dr. Carl Gallo, a research and development engineer, are 50 members with the youngest from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Nike Site at Willington.” If any young man comes from a former director of New York’s Lincoln School technical member only six months old. He is which time we shoot. We also con­ Mike is definitely planning a Legion family, give Mike a call at electronics institute, and head of American Pollution Matthew Mikoleit, son of Mr. and duct a business meeting and are career in politics after college. "I 646-7568 and join a group of dedicated Control, has obtained a federal patent for the electronic Mrs. Clarence Mikoleit of 349 currently revising the bylaws,’’ Mike plan to run for the Board of Directors young people on the move. heat system. Oakland St. His dad is vice com­ The process divides the electromagnetic field from a mander of the local post. radio power generator into its two component fields, the Mike Pohl, 15, is serving his third electric and the magnetic. term as SAL commander. He is the “Ninety-nine percent of the energy from these fields son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pohl of then can be converted into heat by what we call atomic 157 Brookfield St. His dad is a past friction in the electronic furnace,” Gallo said. commander of the post. Such a unit, made up of a small radio transmitter and “SAL was originally chartered in an electronic furnace, can produce electronic heat in the 1937 with 14 members," Mike said. home from electricity at astonishing savings, Gallo said. “ Interest waned after World War 'The heat is circulated through the house by conven­ II and it started up again in 1962. tional means — hot air, hot water or steam,” he said. April 20 21 &22 Again, due to lack of interest, it ter­ “But the potential saving Is up to 50 percent as compared minated. But we started back in V with an oil burner, up to 70 percent as against natural gas Matthew Mikoleit, six-months-old, the youngest member ol and up to 80 percent compared with direct electric cable SAL, tries on his dad’s hat. His dad, Clarence Mikoleit of 349 heat. These are maximum figures. What would be saved in any particular house has to be determined by Oakland Road, is vice commander of the Manchester post. experience.” Gallo said the present estimated cost of the electronic heating plant for a four-bedroom house. Including steam, hot water or hot air furnace, is $3,900. Conversion of existing systems presumably would run less and mass to production could be expected to reduce the cost if the system proved popular. for The method has another advantage for space heating. TOMORROW Afoa There is no combustion, so there is no smog or soot problem and the fire risk is relatively small if the in­ stallation and insulation are correct. Gallo's company eventually Intends to manufacture and market the home electronic heating units itself. Meanwhile, he is seeking to adapt the principle to larger scale heating applications and to industrial and mining c ''•V processes. FRIDAY Open til “The most promising of these, 1 believe, is shale oil extraction,” he said. “In our Camden, N.J., laboratory, Midinight we have succeeded in extracting oil from shale at an in­ dicated cost of $3 a barrel. That is quite a favorable cost and, if realized, ultimately could further the dream of extracting oil from shale in amounts large enough to significantly reduce the nation’s dependence on foreign oil.” Sales, income up at Pioneer SATURDAY Pioneer International Corp. has announced operating m results for the first quarter of its fiscal year 1978. Net sales for the period were $3,959,000 compared to $3,411,- m m 000 in 1977. Net income was $459,000, equal to 24 cents per common share, as against $283,000, equivalent to 16 cents 4 per common share, in the prior year. Pioneer International Chairman David N. Abrams said the extraordinary gain of $137,000 in 1978, compared to an extraordinary gain of $16,000 in 1977, was related to tax loss carryforwards available within the consolidated tax return to Pioneer International's parent company. Pioneer Systems Inc. Through its operating divisions Pioneer is noted as the world's leading manufacturer of parachutes, recovery Greg McDermott sights in his target. systems and related equipment. The Peuer Gage division provides gauges for use in the precision metals industry at. Mike Pohl, SAL commander, checks out the soup at the Senior Citizens Center. Reale joins Network the and of The office of Daniel K Reale Inc., Realtors, has become the first realty firm to join Network of Homes in the Greater Hartford area, according to Martin Coletta, runway 33 regional training director HOT DOGS l,ocated at 175 Main St , tlie firm of Daniel F. Reale R T E75 Inc , Realtors, was founded in 1973, and is headed by Dan Reale, its current president. Coletta .said Mr. Real’e had APPLE PIE several very successful years of experience in real estate INDSOR LOCK! before starting his own company. Equipped with an extensive background in land acquisi- tion as well as residential and commercial sales. Reale FREE SODA has pul a strong emphasis on service, responsibility, and integrity to customers and clients who come in contact with his agency This influence is reflected by each and every member of his staff. With Every Car Die pre.sent location consists of a modern real estate olfice. which is fully equipped and very comfortable with all the necessary tixils to better accommodate both Purchased New er customers and clients With the “coming of age " in the changing structure in real estate marketing, Dan's goals to project and firmly FREE TV maintain professional standards and status within the Used aver $500.00 community are foremost requisites in the operation of his agency The progressive thinking is exhibited bv his deci­ sion to become affiliated with Network of Hoiiies. Attends seminar Glover I'liompson of ('hambt'rs-Thompson Moving in Manchester attendt'd tlie recent Burnham Van Service Inc Agency -Seminar held in Philadelphia, Pa. During the conference, the attendees discussed many subjects including: new methixis of service to the firm's customers, changes in the company tariff and new adver­ tising and sales materials which are available. Burnham is one of America's large.st movers of household gotxis and other high-valued shipments It operates throughout the United States and in all countries in the free world. . Chambers-Thompson Moving, a Burnham agent, is at 5 Glenn Road.

522-1500 BRADLEY INTERNATIOIIAL CDNNEGTDR TD RTL 78 WINDSDR LOCKS rup" OPTICAL MANCHti.ltHMANCHESTER j 1 HARTFORD 1 ncr n. ^3.50 OFF Purchase of Any SINGLE VISION EYEGLASSES SHOP AND SAVE - GOOD TIL 5 J1 PAGE TW OC- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mawhester. Conn.. Wea.. April 19. IWg DofBE plan trip, spring brunch MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (.'imn.. Wed.. April 19. 1978 — l*AGK TIIUKF.-C Britannia Chapter, Daughters of Simmons Jr., 67 Crestwood Road, On the British Empire, and their the home. Mrs. Albert Heavisides is Our servicemen Club to hear ‘Herb West Hartford from noon to 4;30p.m! husbands wiil pay a visit to Victoria in charge of transportation. [College notesi CoK;hairmen are Mrs. George D. The Women’s Club of Manchester Home for Retired Men and Women in The chapter is also sponsoring a Navy Seaman Recruit . . o j . ticulture Society. Hobkirk, Mrs. Edwin D. Foster and The airman is a 1972 specialist at Osan AB, will meet on Monday, April 24 at the second thought Ossining, N.Y., on April 25. They wiil Springtime Festival Brunch on April Richard D. Twible, son of S a n d ra L. Members are invited to bring Mrs. Robert W. Simmons Jr. graduate of South Windsor Republic of Korea, with Community Baptist Church on Among the students named to the sponsor a sherry party for guests of 30 at the home of Mrs. Robert W. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Twi- Williams, daughter of Mrs. guests. Door prizes will be awarded. ble of 1034 Flanders Road, Williams, Vicksburg, High School. Her husband, the 51st Equipment Center St. at 8 p.m. Hostesses for the evening will be dean’s list for the past term at En- By Jan Warren Coventry, has completed ' James E. Williams, is the Maintenance Squadron. The guest speaker for the evening Mrs. Florence Parker and Mrs. dicott College in Bevferly, Mass., recruit training at the Texas from son of Mr. and Mrs. George The airman is a 1977 will be Lois Isaacson of West Hart­ Dolores Pietrantonio, are: Dena L. Risley, daughter of Mr. graduate of Manchester Naval Training Trainine Center,Center. Fitzgerald of 30 Scantic ford, better known as “The Herb and Mrs. John M. Risley of Vernon, Great Lakes, III. technical training course Meadow Road, South Wind­ High School. Lady.” Her topic will be “An Herbal and Cindy L. Coughlin, daughter of for aircraft maintenance sor. Love Story” and she will Mrs. Nancy C. Coughlin, also of Ver­ He joined the Navy in non. Lost in space ... almost January 1978. specialists. David F. Delano, son of demonstrate how to cook with herbs k ____ Airman William, who A irm a n M ark W. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. and flowers, When we told the kids we were nounced a 35-minute wait. As we took “Stay with me,” I whispered to my Mirucki, son of Mr. and Delano, 9 North Fairfield Mrs. Isaacson is a Connecticut About town j Miss Risley is a freshman taking them to Disney World over Navy Electronics maintain, our places a strident voice boomed husband, gropping for his hand in the Mrs. Stanley W. Mirucki of St., recently was promoted Yankee, born in Danbury. She is the majoring in hotel-restaurant manage­ spring vacation, they immediately Technician 2nd Class Mark f 3'''®''®“ over the loud speaker, “Warning. darkness. B. Andeson, son of Mr. and currently in use by the Air 608 Woodbridge St. recent­ to Army private first class owner and director of Friendship ment with emphasis on tourism. Miss shoub^, “Space Mountain!” People with heart trouble, weak Senior Methodists of South United The walkway carried us deep into Mrs. Harry B. Anderson of f®’'®?-..'® ^ '" 8 ®iS'P'®d ‘o ly participating in Team while serving as a driver Tour of West Hartford, past presi­ Coughlin is a senior majoring in “Space Mountain?” I asked. backs or nervous disorders are ad­ with the 37th Field Ar­ Methodist Church will meet retailing. She serves as senior aide of the center of the mountain to a lan­ 274 Abbey Road, South v ' Spirit '78, a joint U.S.- dent of Greater Hartford Toast- “It’s the greatest thing at Disney vised not to take this ride.” ding station where a rocketship Republic of Korea military tillery in Herzogenaurach, mistress Club, was first place winner Thursday noon at the church. her residence hall and tour guide, as *siir Windsor, has returned “f^*® A'® Members are asked to bring World,” explained John. “Like a “You’ve got a weak back, Ma,” waited. The voice from the loud from an extended deploy- Training Command, exercise held in Korea. Germany. at the Council of International Toast- well as being a member of the Inter­ roller coaster, only you ride in outer said Kate. Delano entered the Army sandwiches. Beverages will be collegiate Tennis Team. speaker broke the silence. “ It’s three ment in the Western Airman Mirucki is a mistress Speech Contest and is a space and it's pitch black” “And she’s going to have a nervous served. minutes to blast off. Please enter the Pacific. He; is serving as a ______munitions maintenance in May 1977. member of the Connecticut Hor­ “You’d never hack it, Ma,“ said condition,” said John. rocket. Fasten your seatbelts. Keep crewmember aboard the Kate. “Why don’t you sit this one out?” your arms and legs inside the cap­ [| Slop ! Shop Coupon Slop 1 Shop Coupon |*( Slop A Shop Coupon . Slop! Shop Coupon I guided missle cruiser USS “ I can just see her,” chortled John. suggested my husband. He pointed to tvs coupon and With the coipon and a S7 SO pirchase \ sule.” Vb t ie ooipon and a S7 SO purchase Ih the ocMMn and a S7 SO purchase Special savings on “EEK, EEK, EEK!” He flailed his a bench where a group of motherly Chicago, homeported in , $7 SO purchase I had steeled myself to enter the San Diego. Betty Crocker arms in what I assumed was an im­ looking women sat fanning rocket when the voice continued. Stop&Shop lots of ‘basics’... itation of me. themselves with their programs. A 1973 graduate of South “There's still time to change your Windsor High School, he Tomato Chunk Kfatt When we arrived at Disney World, For the next 30-minutes the line in­ mind. All those who do not want to jo in e d th e N avy in Light brands known the kids immediately headed for ched toward the towering mountain. Real ride in Space Mountain, may exit to November 1974. B r ^ e l Space M ountain. My husband Everytime the loud speaker boomed the left.” e tc li Me Bee Mayonnaise for quality. followed close behind. its warning someone quietly dropped "Goodbye!” I said, waving in the 32 ounce M ix $ “Hey, wait for me,” I said. out to the park bench. 20 ounce 22V 20Z direction of my family. bottle 1 -5 jar Before they could protest, I added. Finally we entered the gate and a Before they could answer. I’d left. Phillips pkg “I’m not going to spend the rest of robot-like creature guided us onto a Within seconds I was outside in the my life being told I missed the moving walkway. John pointed high sunshine ... safe on the park bench. evzoz iC^ greatest thing at Disney World. I'm describes above our heads where rockets Someday the kids will understand can 2liter(67.6oz) going, and that's that!” whirled and dipped and glided. the courage that took. The courage to in It was early in the morning but the "That's where we're going,” he admit I was making a terrible mis­ program line for Space Mountain already oil _ Sun Glory Soda Vegetable Oil cried. take! 2671 269 270E Regular or Diet circled the building and a sign an­ Peter D. Phillips, son of Good SuY, Apr l& S at 268 Good Sun, Apr IG-Scl Apr 22 Lmtone Good Sun. Apr l& S ai.A p r 22. Apr 22 Good Sun. Apt 16-Sat.Apr 22 Assorted Ravors W esson Mrs. Harold Phillips of 158 boRte per customer Lmvt one can per c u s to ^ U m t one lar per customer U m t orte pAg per customer Nor>Returnable Bottle 38 ounce bottle Ludlow Road, was a K e e b le r Pam RjreVeg.Sprnyofi coating '2!‘ 1.29 Boneless speaker at the annual 'SS59f Where to turn for help BordensCremorac^s2l?„ jil .49 $ meeting of the American Candy Bars ,,J!!i'a££5,'3K?^.89‘ Association of Educators Probably the most difficult step for Fraud Division, Consumer Protec­ 566-7468 or 1-800-842-1904. for the Visually Impaired s a consumer with a problem is the tion Department, State Office TELEVISION — Television, radio at the University of J u ic e Smuckers first — where to turn for help. While Building, Hartford 06115. and stereo service and repair. Con­ CHUCK/?0)lSrS Arizona on April 8. Apple and Eve Grape Jelly it would be impossible for us to FOOD — Contaminated food, food sumer Protection — Board of TV Ser- He describe the special 64 ounce bottle 2 pound jar * foresee all possible consumer containing foreign objects or un­ vice Examiners, State Office pilot program he heads in our specia'^es FREE k»to( stops Shop Bratcl W problems, here are a few, with sanitary conditions in markets. Food Building, Hartford 06115. Phone 566- YOUR CHOICE! the Gila County (Ariz.) Sunsweet Prune Juice *2169* vrithpurchaseol2lbjar of Smuckers sources listed which may heip you Division, Consumer Protection 5547. School System where Grape Jelly. See details in store for 1 g o in g ^ C.W.PostCereal 89' refund by mail certificate resolve them. Department, State Office Building, • BONELESS visually impaired children ADVERTISING - Deceptive, un­ Hartford 06115. The Department of Consumer are mainstreamed into the y o u r w a y M eat or truthful or misleading ads. Write GUARANTEES OR Protection may be reached toll free ' shoulder public school system This Cheese Fraud Division. Consumer Protec­ WARRANTIES - Fraud Division, Home Style R a r i o f i from any part of the state by dialing OB is the first program of its b u j o n i tion Dept., State Office Building, Consumer Protection Department, 1-800-842-2649. The Hartford type in the United States. Hartford 06115. State Office Building, Hartford 06115. or Twist and can exchange number is 566-2294. .BONELESS BeansCampbetTs % ^ c a n s ^ ^ Meatballs AIRLINES — Complaints arising INSURANCE — State Insurance Representatives of many state U.S.D.A. Choice 1 9 from air travel or lost baggage. Department, Slate Office Building. fu B e e fn u.b.u.A. Choice ^ Success Rice pSoKb. 89^ Cup 0 Noodle Soup v .l.2 ™ ‘1 agencies are available for on-the- 'CHUCK IbJ YWCA Flavored Bread Crumbs 59* Airline Office or Office of Consumer Hartford 06115. Phone State Infor­ spot discussions over the telephone. Instant Mashed Potatoes'S; 89“ Cutaviel&cuTecan Affairs, Civil Aeronautics Board. mation Bureau or 566-2532. Call the State Information Bureau lA iP IS A POULTRY SHOPPEl ,A iP IS A BUTCHER S H O P P g T ^ H i ^ y Rllsbuiy H u iw Jack Washington, D.C. 20424. MAIL — Unsolicited merchandise toll free by dialing 1-800-842-2220. The o f f e r s T O p K O lU ld AUTOMOBILES - Auto Repairs- or suspicious “get rich quick” Hartford area number is 566-2750. Kleenex Jumbo Dynamo liquid new or used vehicles. Dealer’s and schemes. Fraud Division, Consumer Agencies which may be reached FRESH-OVEN STUFFER A&P BONELESS BEEF Passover Repairer's Division, Motor Vehicle Protection Department, State Office through the Bureau are: Academic Towels 9 0^1 Detergent' “ c o u rs e s Greetings to all 102ct-2ply rolls J l Department, Wethersfield 06109. Building, Hartford 06115. Awards, Aging, Agriculture, Am­ 32 ounce bottle Phone State Information Bureau or MONEY MATTERS - Loans, in­ bulance and Chaircar, Banking. Com­ PERDUE / / CORNED A course in preparation our Jewish friends White Dinner Napkins.S^?,.e9’ Dish Detergent 49* 566-5820. terest and credit. Consumer Credit munity Affairs, Education, En­ for returning to the job I h a s t H * Lawn Clean Up Bags wX 89“ DialSoap xJSyaj, 3 DRUGS — General Information Division. Banking Department, State vironmental Protection, Election, market, “Your Job Cam­ Stop & Shop “Great Beef paign” will be held four about drugs, medical devices or Office Building, Hartford 06115. Health, Insurance, Labor, ROASTERS BRISKET s e lf s e rv ic e d e li Choose from cosmetics. Drug Division, Consumer Phone State Information Bureau or Wednesday mornings USOACtx)ice 1 . 3 9 a . MightyDoe Legislative Management, Library, L national brands and Beef Round Tip Roast Purina Oit Protection Department, State Office beginning April 26, 9 to 566-2435 Mental Retardation, Motor Vehicle, WHOLE POINT CUT lour Stop & Shop Brand. From Cam ation^l 6'/20z ■ Building, Hartford 06115. PUBLIC UTILITIES - Gas, elec­ 11;30 a.m. Participants Foodv^et-C^f... Personnel, Public Works, Social Ser­ Beef Top Round Steak USOAChotcc ®i.8a All Varieties ^ ^ c a n e ^ ^ DOOR-TO-DOOR SALESMEN - tric and carrier services. Public vices, Sp ecial Revenue, State will focus on resume Loid^Spooi^m '63 Cycle Dog Food AiVvwbM 3 c n *1 Kleen Kitty Cat Litter 25*1.99 Questions about sales tactics or in­ Utilities Control Authority, State Of­ Police, Tax and Transportation. writing, interviewing [N epco USOA stallment contracts signed at home. fice Building. Hartford 06115. Phone skills, and developing job Beef Round Tip Steak Choicp *1.8a Medium Dog Biscuits®35??59' Purina Dog Chow search strategies. This will be led by Lynne Eckerle, a irsm is Fresh Brisket of Beef * 1 . 6 9 . fro z e n Slock youf freezer from ours with really worthwhile savings! Vets tap • • • • counselor at Manchester or Extra Mild fMM O Community College and 1 lb. pkg. A Osgood ^ 1 ^ 1 1 currently teaching in the "Women; Back to Work” Nepco Knockwurst « ’1.39 Fresh ^ U.s. G rade “A” Banquet Meat Harold Osgood of 29 grant program there. Rath Beef Weiners iS ‘1.19 D S g g Ck Chicken 8 o z * ^ Hartford Hospital will Bologna or Salami ‘1.39 bag srSiSw) Beef oor r , pkgs^^ Cumberland St. has been Turkey elected commander of present a lecture and discus­ Hebrew National Midget-12 ounce pkg sion on "Helping Your Franks or Knockwurst ‘1.39 Rice Fries or Puffs lOofphO 2ff lueen Entrees 39* Manchester Barracks, ^ Hebrew NatiOfBH 2 ounce pkg Pf^ ev/02, Saiaburv Slai* or Veterans of World War I. cumberlmd fams Child Cope with his 10 to 13 pounds FishMChips 99f leatbal ft Gravy or Veal Parmagan Dot Other officers elected We reserve the Hospitalization,” Tuesday, Taste QSea Scallops S ‘1.19 Sausage Pizza 99* are Felix Jesanis, senior right to APRIL 20 - 23 May 2, at 1:30 p.m, Reenie comer deli Pick up the Drumsticks Fresh Turkey 4 a lb Macaronis Cheese 49* Jenos Pizza ;^XS:x'i'r«‘1.19 Humpage, the hospital's fixings for quick, easy meals. vice commander; William limit quantities Fresh Turkey Roscoe, junior vice com­ Director of the Child Life n n m StopStop& & bhop Shop 72 V 2 Uai. Gal. IUD Tub ------Carando Brand Whole or Half 1 . 3 9 a , mander; Harry Fogarty, Program, will focus on Wings Sey 59^ Breast chaplain; Robert Doggart, what parents can do All week special quartermaster; Harold before, during and after a Fresh Turkey Cutlets ‘1.9a Our best qualify— IceCream your best value. 5oz* ^ 100% All Natural Olds, adjutant; Jonathan child's stay in the hospital. p k g s ^ Law. judge advocate; John This program is offered Carando Pepperoni ‘t’2.39 Assorted Ravors free of charge. Sun Glory Orange Juice'S69* r>icp&6rQp70ci &4 A Q Owen, sergeant-at-arms; H o t HamCarafxWs Eca) Brand'b‘2.79 5 Combo Bars %o/f*g I .vrCr An "Evening of Poetry” and Roscoe. Owen and OEtICIOUS tISP-FRESH Stop & Shop Ftoast Beeft‘1.69 Seneca Apple Juice 3 cent 1 Hendries FudgsiclesJtoS; 79 John Koubik, trustees with the Blue Spruce Poets OuBMOuitfy-YkMBMr Fresh HamQtt Stop & Shop Com 89* will be held Thursday, May Corned Beef Brisket “ ‘1.69 Perx Coffee tightener 31X89 SKg)& Shc^CaAad Whole or Shank Half ^ |^ lb Se^ook Vegetables l6oibag 79 Boston Cream Pie 89 ANN PAGE A&P 11, 8 p.m. The group will Pacific, Coastal Of Praifte present some of their Potato Salad Working Fruit Macaroni Salad stop& shop” 59^ Stop& Shop Breakfast Sausage 1 .3 a APPLE finest original readings, women’s SNACK with music and Stop&Shop Ham ^ d t ‘1.89 d s i r y Come get your Slop* Shopsworih of fresh darry foods, loo' AvariaM n stores leatunrig a service deN survey set SAUCE IRAGKERS refreshments. A convenient way to buy & use Blue Bonnet Flavored Drink our kitohen Tasty fresh foods iS^Yog^ Margarme Hartford Office Engaged G roundB eef All Natural 8oz H 11b.pkg. 1 lb.pkg. Qtr,Otr. lb slicks^slicks Workers, an organization Fresh Cheese Assorted Flavors I v ®iiffiliiSlellii Sf»ri;rJdod9>ri;rJdo 3 k>*vm1 The bride-elect Fresh Haddock Big Daisy Bread Sirolfifco 3io#n*i1 Daisy D o n u t s 55* benefits are asked. Women Afiorted Flavors graduated from East interested in obtaining the V2 GALLON GALLON Catholic High School in Send raws * survey may contact Hart­ 1972 and received an health & beauty aids ford Office Workers. 57 FRUIT associate's degree from Fresh Scallops 'S‘2.99 U ^bo White Grapefruit Seertess 23 size 5 for*1 Pratt Street, Suite 301 or Manchester Community Stuffed Gams Mauaw^SSf‘ 1.79 Dial Very Dry call 527-5773. College in 1974. She is Breaded Shrimp iIXAgFkann Deodorant Unscented, Women are an important DRINKS DICE employed in quality IH A S n l Yellow ^Eibsl Scented or Fre^ Scent 4oz can Cooked fish-nics-*®‘^30ot ^ Froecel ‘ ,59 99* part of the bank work assurance at united force, concentrated into Technologies Corp. iirfu -• Pin, 3 Pound Bag Fancy Fsberge Orgafijc the lowest paying R e g i Her fiance graduated $12,001 positions. They are under­ from Combs Memorial frozen meat Save all week. S^^berriesSS C arro ts S9. Shampoo <^gg* represented in the highest ANN PAGE-CREAMY ELICIOUS High School in Jeff, Ky. in t^24 hour rental of o u r^ paying executive positions. 1969 and attended the Fiink & WagneVs Week 3 of second and last cycle S neaker sp ecial Me^s^Boys Banks are required to University of Kentucky. He Beef Patties EKCOETERNA ^ “Steam Machine” M* QUART A&P Countryfine •« M B Stainless Tableware S Youths Sneakers. 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. ■ . > 'i 5 Eye specialists question ( Senior citlieiw neiw By CLIFF SIMPSON Hi, everybody! Now that oar very Setback games Fly/Cruise trip for those who have successful Variety Show is over, we The action here starts with last been looking for them. operations for cataracts can talk a little about it.'Most Friday afternoon’s setback games in Also, flyers are available for the everyone in the audience couldn’t get which we had 44 players and the Williamsburg tour scheduled for May over the beautiful and colorful 19 through 22. A busy and exciting WASHINGTON (UPI) - An es­ Cataracts range from slight guidelines saying when an operation winners are: Archie Houghtaling, scenery, especially at the very schedule of sight seeing has been timated 400,000 catai^ct operations opacities which cause little in­ should or should not be performed. 130; Bernadette Risley, 129; Paul opening. planned and there are still openings are performed each year in the terference with vision to large, dense And be said this is because Schuetz, 12$: T<»n Regan, 123: Grace ’The idea and design is credited to that must be filled in order to make V n i t t i States and eye specialists are areas of cloudiness causing a sub­ cataract is not a distinct disease but Windsor, 122; Mike DeSimone, 122; the very talented Manny Sbona, a the trip. beginning to ask if is too many. stantial loss of vision. In general, is a gtoup of problems covoing a Bernice Martin, 121; Martha LaBate, member of the “coaches-staff” who We are going to Wildwood, N.J. “There is no question that the cataracts are a disease of the elder- broad range of visual symptoms. 120; Hans F rederickson, 119; has helped Marci and Roger since again this year, in fact, we are cataract extraction has become one Wong said it is important for the WllUard Hovey, 118; Mabel Loomis, ly- our v a y first show five years ago. scheduled to go the week of June 19 of the safest and most successful Hazy vision is a common sign of eye specialist to go b^ond the stan­ 118. Manny made a miniature (Jazebo and with registration on Monday, May 8. operations in medicine,” said Dr. cataract. Cataracts frequently cause dard vision tests in deciding whether On Monday morning, Pauline then showed it to our hardworking ’The complete package is $110 and you Frederick Blodi, chief ^ ito r of the difficulty with night driving because to recommend surgery. He said the Maynard and Dot Brass teamed up to volunteer carpenter Howard Miller. must make at least $60 deposit with medical Journal, Archives of light from oncoming headlights is doctor must evaluate the patient’s register people for the trip to Swan Howard gathered up a real hard­ full payment completed by June 9. Ophthalmology. scattered by the opacity in the lens, visual needs and his complaints. Lake, N.Y. At this writing, we are working crew, Geny Bowler, A1 But be also said there is no doubt causing a dazzling sensation. "If the functional needs of a halfway through the second bus and Fun D ay Christensen and Russell White, who that many more cataract operations Considerable research is under patimt are considered rather than need to fill the bus before we can Tomorrow should be an exciting worked many long hours, and the are carried out in the Unit«i States way on cataracts but surgery is still his visual acuity alone, we can better take it. A deposit of 345 will get you day as in the morning Anita and Russ final product speaks for their in relation to the population than in the only way to treat cataracts. The serve our patient who seeks our started for this trip; the complete White have volunteered their craftsmanship. any other Western country. lens is removed and then the patient counsel and skill,” Wong said. Blodi package is $70. professional talents to teach round Costumes were designed by "It is unlikely that this is due to the must wear glasses or contact lenses said in the editorial accompanying Meanwhile, bright and early, some dancing. ’This type of dancing is another of the coaches’ staff, Roth A. special visual demands of the to replace Uie natural lens. A third Wong’s report that the “more liberal of our men were up at the high school becoming very popular and it should McElraevy, who had a number of our American public,” Blodi said in an and still-experimental alternative is indications for a cataract operation” and in an hour and a half they had all be fun to learn. senior women do the sewing. We editorial. a plastic lens implant. warrant scrutiny. the scenery and everything down and There is no charge for this class apologize to Angeline Richmond and A cataract is a cloudiness or opaci­ Dr. Wayne Wong of the University "Ophthalmology seems to find Scene in downtown Saigon loaded on a truck, for the final ride to and everyone is welcome to join us. Rose Heavens for omitting their ty in the lens of the eye. The eye lens of Hawaii School of Medicine said in itself in the ‘eye’ of a surgical the storage house. The action starts at 10 a.m. At noon­ On the steps of Saigon’s main government huge black market in personal goods still names in the program. We had so is normally transparent and if it a report published in the Archives of storm,” Blodi said. “ If the profes­ Pinochle time we will be serving a baked ham bank (a former commercial bank), middie many ladies working on the costumes becomes clouded with a cataract, the Ophthalmology that the problem sion does not control and regulate exists in the former southern capital. (UPI In the afternoon, it was pinochle and sweet potato dinner with all the that we can only say “thank you all passage of light is obstructed and vi­ with cataract surgery is that there is itself, others are going to do it.” class Vietnamese peddle possessions to earn photo) time with 48 players and the winners trimmings. for doing such a tenific job.” sion is impaired. no universally accepted set of a living. Recent visitors to Vietnam said a are: Helena Gavello, 854; Fritz For our Fun Day entertainment, In fact there are so many whc Wilkinson, 837; Felix Jesanls, 792; we will have some of our married helped in various ways that we just Marjorie McLain, 756; Bob Schubert, couples to tell tales on each other haven’t the room to put in everyone’s 748; Gladys Seelert, 744; Ed Scott, which should prove interesting and names. All we can say is we sincere­ Bypass cuts stroke threat 735; Leon Fallot, 734; Paul Schuetz, good for a few laughs. ly and wholeheartedly thank one and Speaking of married couples, we all. 733; Joan Phelps, 731; Sam Schor, WASHINGTON (UPI) - A The new procedure, called age from 29 to 71. Ausman reported 730; Martin Bakstan, 726. have a w ading coming up. In fact, microsurgical technique that diverts cerebral revascularization, was the study results at a recent joint The head coaches, Marci and Golf meeting come this Saturday morning, at the blood from the scalp to a blood- developed independently in 1967 by meeting on stroke sponsored jointly Roger Negro, really threw the "big Community Baptist Church, Myrtle That evening we had our golf starved region of the brain appears doctors in Zurich, Switzerland and by the American Heart Association one” at our seniors and they just Suhie and Harold Lehmann will take meeting. It was voted to return to the A y to reduce the threat of a stroke Burlington, Vt., to deal with arteries and the Canadian Stroke Society. worked a little harder and it all the vows. We all think it's just great East Hartford Golf Course again this recurrence, according to a recently- that were inaccessible by the other “’There was no mortality from the ended up to be our most successful and sincerely wish them many years completed study. technique. surgery and the complications from show yet. We hope that some of you season. In fact, play will start this of happiness and good health. It will In addition, Dr. James Ausman of Surgeons take a segment of the the surgery were extremely low,” he seniors who saw the show will come coming Monday morning and the be sort of a “quickie” wedding the University of Minnesota said the superficial temporal artery which reported. out and join us for our next one. We golfers are asked to report at the because the newly weds must leave World^s largest pancake bypass operation seems to restore supplies blood to the scalp, make an “On following these patients after know there is plenty of talent out clubhouse by 8:30 a.m. as play is for New York around 12;30 p.m. the brain impairment some patients opening in the skull and join that an average of two years, we found there and we ask you sons and expected to start at 9 a.m. because they must catch a ship for a Paul DesJeunes will again take Members of the Derry, N.H., Lions Club weekend. The world’s largest pancake took 23 had experienced from earlier vessel to a segment of the middle that the number of episodes or war­ daughters to get after your mom and five-day cruise to Bermuda. over as secretary and has been strokes. cerebral artery which extends over ning signs of stroke that these people dad to join us. It’s a shame to put that measure a five-foot, 10-inch pancake as syrup boxes of mix and was cooked on an open fire promised lots of help this year. But he emphasized more studies the brain surface. had was reduced signicantly. Only talent away in the closet when you is being poured in the monster. The club went in a field. (UPI photo) James Gleeson will serve as starter are needed before doctors can be Ausman said this connects two three of the 40 had an episode or a can make many people happy and into the Guinness Book of Records over the and needs the cooperation of Opposes measure sure the operation is valuable in arteries which are rarely affected by warning sign of stroke after the sur­ make yourself feel g t ^ in doing it. everyone so that each foursome can stroke prevention. the logging process, called gery.” On behalf of the whole cast, both HARTFORD (UPI) - The Connec­ get off on time and Norman Lasker A stroke occurs when the blood atherolsclerosis, and opens up a new Ausman said statistics show that performers and workers, we sincere­ ticut Conference of Municipalities is will serve as treasurer this year, supply is cut off to part of the brain pathway for additional flow of blood people with similar conditions have a ly thank all of you who attended the opposing a bill that would extend un­ replacing John Gibson who did an tissue. That means nerve cells in that to the brain. The scalp has a rich 5 to 10 percent chance of having show and we know your every ionization and collective bargaining HEW starting campaign excellent job last season. part of the brain cannot function and blood supply and can spare the blood another stroke per year. And he said response just helped us do a better to all top city management it is these nerve cells that control diversion. ' " before surgery, some of the patients job. We only hope you all enjoyed the Joe DuPont will again serve as employees. sensation and most of body Numerous neurosurgical teams had 20 or 30 “little strokes” . show just half as much as we did per­ boss-man and handles all the CCM President Arthur B. Powers movements. have been performing the procedure “So this would seem to be a signifi­ forming for you. Already we’re problems with the professional staff wrote to all 36 state senators asking to end needless surgery In the 1950s, surgeons developed on an experimental basis since 1970, cant reduction at least in the tran­ looking forward next year. at the club. them to vote against the bill, saying And on Cambodian border gery, contending second- techniques to bypass clogged neck but iong-term evaluation of the sient ischemic spells or the warning Time is really moving along and Rules for the season will be handed property taxpayers “ would pay dear­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Callfano, in a policy Medicare and Medicaid arteries and increase the flow of procedure has become possible only signs of stroke that these people Refugees from Cambodia wander aimless­ told newsmen they fled Cambodia in January just about a month from now and It out to all golfers prior to their star­ ly for this new adventure into state- The government wants the guessing will reduce the paper obtained by UPI, patients have not been an­ blood to the brain to relieve stroke recently. had.” he said. will be our annual Big Week. Man, ting time. mandated municpal mis­ nation's poor and elderly to 3655 million annually said HEW would mount a nounced, but the HEW ef­ ly in this huge, primitive camp just inside with withdrawing Vietnamese forces. (UPI wasted on needless sur­ fort win begin In June, symptoms and reduce the chances of ^ The Minnesota study began four we just can’t keep up with Tours management.” get a second medical opi­ major consumer Informa­ Vietnam, about 45 miles west of Saigon. They photo) nion before undergoing sur- gery. Callfano said. a stroke recurrence. years ago with 40 patients ranging in e v e n in g . We have a batch of flyers for the tion campaign. And the Department of Unnecessary surgery for People covered by both Health, Education and the 27 million elderly and plans will be alerted Welfare campaign to trim disabled covered by through Social Security Yale trustees set budget needless surgery for those Medicare annually district offices, welfare ■NO COUPONS NlCttSARVa NO COUPONS NSCSSSANVi receiving federally sub­ amounts to 3468 million, agencies and various NABISCO SAVE 72< ON 3 LIMIT 3 sidized health care may en­ organizations, officials NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Monday, calls for an In­ ticipated. Mrs. Gray said 1 LB. CAN s r o l u HOI KS ' while unneeded surgery for Yale University trustees crease of 75 students in the deficit will be larger MON SA ( 8 AM 9 KM courage millions of other the 21 million poor covered said. no Americans also to get se­ Networks . of doctors have approved a f230 next year's freshman because of a reduced NILS BROS. Sl'NDAV HAMS KM by Medicaid costs $187, million provisional budget class, which would bring amount of income from OVER cond opinions, Secretary HEW claims. willing to provide second SAM CRISPINO'S NEWTONS for the next fisal year that the total to 1,375. The alumni contributions and a Spcdak COFFH NABISCO SAVE 72* ON 3 LIM IT 3 Joseph Callfano says. Details of the second- opinions will be es­ includes staff cuts, added budget also eliminates 55 shortfall in investment in­ SAVEM.60 0N2 LIM IT 2 In a policy paper dis­ oplnion project for tablished. enrollment and an overall non-academic and 17 facul­ come. clS tt S t P R E IV IE dUNEO CREMES or tributed to organizations of Lovers surgeons, hospitals and austerity program begin­ ty positions. The hiring She also blamed a 13- NON DAIRY COFFEE CREAMER ning in July. freeze instituted this year week strike last fall by the FOODS NUTTER BUTTER other health professionals DAWN LIQUID SAVE *1 ON 2 LIMIT 2 The budget plan for Yale, would end after June. university’s 1,400 blue COFFH- $ 1 3 9 Its Hlimoill 8D to solicit their views, Papers show West which had a $6.6 million The proposed budget collar workers, which she $ (MK tmtCH fsiii DISR Callfano said HEW, "while budget deficit last year, deficit is 11.5 million said cost an estimated MATE rto. I April 17 - April 22 encouraging the general would attempt to restore a 3280,000. public ..., will only be forced repatriation higher than originally an­ 20 )0 SAVE *1.20 ON 2 LIMIT 2l DETEROENT 32 Of. paying for all second balanced budget within repatriation to the Soviet five years. Acting presi­ r opinions for Its own WASHINGTON (UPI) - W E ’L L F IX - IT INCASH FRIZES JWAILABLE! r beneficiaries.” On July 26,1947, U.S. Army Union are dispatched to dent Hanna Gray said this GEM SEMI-BONELESS Rome within two hours of year's deficit is expected USDA CHOICE | 3 9 People covered by Lt. Col. C.F. Fotherglll, ORSHOWWUHCPW! UAIIC private medical Insurance replied to a protest from a making their request ...” to be 32 million. Bring your repair problems to us! Thirty-year-old The proposed budget, ap­ n H lY lO CRY 0 VAC HALVES BO nO M ROUND ROAST * 1 should check the plans to Russian colonel. *1 LB. "For your information documents, declassified by proved by trustees over the UE.II . LB. see if the coverage pays for - Ijiuft mcAwerN - affilMfots Satisfacbon the National Archives weekend and announced a second medical opinion. all Soviet citizens who • \MnioAA • puw*T l jk guaranteed PRIDE OF THE FARM 5-9 LBS Monday, showed American 9- 09 Callfano said. express their desire for (lrx>r% - lAmps - pum(B lny» or USDA CHOICE LEAN TENDER | 8 9 and B ritish forces in Life insurance paid to sur­ 04 - and much mrwe' Aak u» abr>U SAM CRISPINO'S Europe after World War If vivors is not taxed aa iiur fw It at ynur honw' no charge. EYE ROUND ROAST income. Interest on life in­ JURKEYS SSiLLt * 1 sometimes did more than 59*lb. J L B . ^ surance left with the insur­ SLIPREIVIE dispatch Soviet citizens to ance company and payed to m m ' cHarOware i h i a Y FepM i IRSCenter Rome, sometimes survivors at intervals is tax­ FVxjto next to Acadui F^iteurant -SZ repatriating Russians who able when available. FOODS ' MOSErS THICK CUT BRISKET ▼ l U V • DELI • FRESH EXTRA LEAN t i 3 9 preferred death to being 4 IM^flTtO tUCfO 83 64607 (85 H8IFDRD 8D CORNED BEEF Cnrmoc p^. JL MOILED HAM ROUNDGROUND u i sent home. MINCH [SUH QNOTI t WtMSLI niEBH tUCEO NSW JONSS FARMS SI 49 The previously secret USOA CHOICE BEEF ROUND W | 0 9 COOKED S A U M I POUSHKIELBASA n i documents deal with CUBE STEAK ^ * WUCKUiAKIO "Operation Keelhaul,” the VEAL LOAF Toomu SWEET LIFE QUALITY 59 Allied effort In Italy to USOA CHOICE BEEF ROUND ▼ | 9 9 QfM m iM tucio SLICED BACON u ntc i return Russians to their BACKRUMPROAST a ^ LAMEIOLOGNA ALL BEEF OR ALL MEAT SI 29 homeland. OEM EUCBO Historians believe about POLISH OH PAP LOAF FENWAY FRANKS mnc i USOA CHOICE BEEF ROUND ^ 1 99 OEM CRY 0 VAC SO 19 2 million Russians who had BINGO iTAIIfIBLO tUCBD WHITE been prisoners of the Ger­ $ | M A il» IC A N CHEESE HAM SLICES u A SANDWICH STEAK axD III “ mans were sent back, many against their will, Regularly $2.79 for a case of 24 10 oz. BABY KOSHER DILLS OR many to be put to death or ASSORTED FLAVORS SWEET LIFE SWEET-HOT DOG-HAMBURG ^ bottles, from April 19, 1978 to April 23, SWEET SPEAR THINS into prison camps. 1978 you pay only $1.99 plus tax and WIN UP TO SWEET LIFE SODA j r PEACHES VLASIC RELISHES CAINS PICKLES Some had been prisoners one-time refundable deposit. 12 OZ FLIP TOP CANS SLICEO OR HALVES • ?9 o z CANS of war, some slave laborers, some never had ooMCMAirr accepted the communist rule and had put on Ger­ j*Noe -UFa rou i < I < « man uniforms and taken up csisrcos at 6 79 2 99 69 ______r _____ Savofthe Ci*so « a»rad e arms against Soviet troops. ■ocaiso -n Cannot ><01 ■WIET LIFE 12 oz. CANS OQC The papers tell of one In­ SWEET UFE ORAVY OR CRUNCHY tOM O COLA...... »r»a W stance when 300 unarmed ' navorSr D06F00D S U .M C ^ Russians fought with their UWN tWeiT UFC LCMON OR PINK TOC $ U N N ) 10 C T . fists against British and FKO. FABRIC SOFTENER ml American troops escorting OOOS CHANT CmCTIVt A aSmncnis ,...2/99« MOB Lovnr SPOONFUL a u v a r . P / t 1 them to the Russian- OOOSFON oca FOR EMPMM THAILAND 10 A professional 8x10 color podiatt (w CMC GAM noAMC CAT FOOD ..ItMS 5 / 1 Choose from our selection of 8 scenic and occupied sector of Austria. rcM» rocTs CRAMEAT...... t t d • • 1 (W THE SPOT! FROZEN FOOD FORMICA Although their escorts ALL RURROSf CLEANER t 4 A § SI 99 color backgrounds. You may select addi­ M THE C O O E C T GAME: TMUtVOT carried machine-guns and Get a Free Scratch It Rich THE WSTANT GAME DUNKJUICI ..o x c « 9 9 * FLOOR SMNE ..... M O IIT L i tional portraits offered at reasonable prices, Game ticket at our check­ Simply mb the 6 covered Rub the stubs on the lower MR.GUAN ...... aitm. i automatic weapons, the 2 ■ANOlItT CMCKtll JCSSO CAUFORNIA O/QOC . ^ " portion ol y o ir ticket. B M * with no obligation. See our large Decorator and pocket the out counter or store office boxes It you match three ■M JOU CLiANCR to 10 MT TUNUVaeCEE 3 / 8 9 * Russians killed or wounded prize amounts you win that Separate these stubs and n il n U 80Z.P1UL money s n >u s a v e Each ticket has two great TACnOW TOMATOES .....UU.CM fc/Ov Portrait. Satisfaction always, or your money between 30 and 40, the files games' prizet You could w *i save on ycxr Scratch It SPKtSPAN...... WttWt ^ BUFOOOPUTTH 8 9 * COUNTY FAIR MQ cheerfully refunded. said. About 100 Russians ■ M Fhann — cola to $1,000 ristantly' Rich Colector Card. Col­ •wftruNi lect and w (i $ 1 .0 0 0 ! were killed In trying to es­ pineapple, mixers to o WAFHES .,z .« a 5 /* 1 WMTE BREAD ... aKlMF • PRODUCE • April 18, 19, 20, 21. 22 cape or took their own lives ■ t6Regelar, 10 DM SUMMEPOZA .F A C . * 1 .1 9 ■ M ix 'n Match your oun assortment Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sat. rather than go home. ■ Guanmteetl delMous SmBnWMraTATDBS » o x 5 9 * APPLES K&SrjM. llAM C 7 9 * Dally 10 A.M. • 8 P.M. At Yalta In 1945, • DAIRY SPECIALS Franklin Roosevelt and CARROTS 3SI t t l M . 4 / » l •WtXT LIFE SPMAO n a n u u M « o x 5 9 * Winston Churchill gave In 1 1 CONVENENT U K A nO m ai LASMMurMAWCOTTI , . « 8 9 * SPINACH SSIa lIS L R U 5 9 * to Joseph Stalin’s demand MsKheaS* Stysmer at. le K-MotiJ/W. H-Hot* Ss. for their return. 'The Allied Q M ksr IssM A Nem M o h i Ass^AMAokFomilaaSaa Assmm/Asoa: t U L T E U T POTATOES a * ’*"?MM.79« CUP CAKES 8 9 * FKM MMF tlMail war leaders apparently n s W s« M ah OK. M l/Nsw BritalK S l« aroorf 9 l . - JVSTSCBATCHrrANDBiArCH 177 ■MVM au liaTWUL CABBAGE 18* Urn Nem Ei^ lsm l Shspl/S aaBilip ais - MO ICECKMi . « c * 1 . 7 9 ManchMtor Partuda feared the Russians would Q m s b S i . im ...... m e- AOhsey’s Neper The real t------i _ ------One sitting per sub)ect-$1 per subject for refuse to release American MarfcsS/ManaillsM-Ci p s ns SkeppN p and british prisoners of C M » / V n s « M L M (K -M o te S h s iv h W taste! ND ONEHAS A BETTEB CHANCE T O W m THANTOUI additional subjects, groups, or Individuals CMsrl/MUUtaMm; 7«» Soyhrwk U . in the same family. Persons under 18 must Germany recaptured by hwxt te Food ItMMl/tBmisw It. U a t the rig h t price. I the Soviets in their sweep be accompanied by parent or guardian. from the East. PAGE SIX-C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn.. Wed- April 1», 1>78 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., April 19. 1978— PAGE SEVEN-C ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. Cost of college No Coupons^ No Stamps/ NoGimiiiidcs,NoGames! r F a m lly going up again ■ m •u*.nnnmmtnfaoo%nm*ux0 m> ■ *iuwMctunBrscoupai.AccmEO ^ La w y e r J ll.U .7 9

NEW YORK (UPI) — Bigger fuel cost* and inflation “$1S!'' sbouteda flashing F O O D MART will push up college bills 6 percent in September — red sign that adorned the bloating further the highest college costs in the nation's 6 OUNCE CAN - FOOD CLUB front of a suburban motel. I OUNCE CAN-GAYLORD history, the College Board forecast. Then the city passed a law M Parents most likely to grow dizzy when presented with sa^ng that signs showing the school bill will be those whose offspring attend COUPON Price IS the fist word prices had to also describe Tomato Paste Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cimbridge I Tuna Fish — in the same size lettering WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS I WITH PURCHASE OF $7.50 OR MORE AND THIS where the bill for a year’s room, board, tuition will be |8,- — what kind of accom­ 500, COUPON AT FOOD MART. EXaUSIVE OF COUPON ■ COUPON AT FOOD MART. EXCLUSIVE OF COUPON modations were being ITEMS. G O O D SUN., APRR 16 THRU SAT., APRIL 22. Close behind that; Benningtop in Vermont, 18,390; ■ ITEMS. GOOD SUN., jAPRIl 16 THRU SAT., APRIL 22. offered. BONUS! LIMIT ONE CAN - ONE COUPON PER FAMILY. I LIMIT ONE CAN • ONE COUPON PER FAMIIY. Harvard-Radcliffe, Yale, $8,300; Brown in Rhode Island,- But the owner of the $8,080; Princeton in New Jersey, $8,067; and Stanford in motel, instead of adding California, $7,999. more information, simply The highest bills also come from the most prestigious knocked off the dollar sign. private schools — those demanding top scoring on the "Now,” he explained College Boards for entrance. But scholarship aid also is when haled into court, “it big at those schools. Authorities say probably 80 percent is only a number, not a of students at the Harvard, Yale and Princetons of the I price. Therefore that new tVALDBAoV S More Value At Food Mart! land get some form of financial aid — scholarships, a a ' law does not apply.” combination of loans and jobs or other money help. However, the court held The forecasted rise in the cost of a college education is him in violation. The court about the same as the projected overall cost«f-living in­ said the average motorist Food Mart More Items On Sale Everyday! crease for the 12-month period beginning in Septemter. would assume that the But it is less than increases projected by the remaining “ 15" was indeed Congressional Budget Office for other consumer expen­ a price, even without the ditures. Fuel, for example, is supposed to go up 9.3 per­ dollar sign. FOR A JOYOUS PASSOVER! SPAGHEHI PRINCE Green Giant cent and medical expenses, 8.8 percent. A number of com­ Food Club The boost in college costs for the 1978-79 academic year munities have taken steps Food Mart has brought togathar a was forecast by the College Board based on the annual to keep outdoor motel signs wonderfully complata aalaction SAUCE PASTA N iblets RACU-FLAIN.MEAX MARINARA OR RtC. THIN ELIOWS OR IITI national survey by the Board's College Scholarship Ser­ under control — for WHOLE KERNEL CORN SUGAR of Koahar-Parva Foods. MUSHROOM-nOZ. JAR MOZ.FACKAOE I I OUNCE CAN S FOUND RAO vice. reasons both economic and The College Board is a non-profit service organization. esthetic. By and large, EMPIRE KOSHER ' EMWIRE KOSHER Its membership includes more than 2,000 colleges, such regulation has been TUMEYS raUEH ( .schools, school systems and education associations. The FKGS. CANS held a valid exercise of HENSAHOTOMS IFROZEH) board provides tests and other educational services for governmental power. IFROZEHI-NTOMLBS. 4T04WLRS. students, schools and colleges. But the regulation must noi. The board also estimated that federal and state finan­ F^RIC SOFTENER ro«o W T li 49* STEWED TOMATOES be enforced fairly. In f LR. JS! 3 SS*1. FOOD CLUB SOUPa'“*^,5 'S«^99* cial aid funds will go up about 15 percent for the 1978-79 SUtTRISE INSTANT COFFEE *1.29 m T tO V IW M l another case a city tried to BREAD CRUMBS ISOZ-COWTAIMin O tr POPE TOMATOES WOUNCe CAM 49* school year. Funds from all sources — government, in- Mi'MiShopRite extend the rules to a sign •M PIRI . PUU.Y CeONID MAKiiwovAnn to QQ DRY MILK «xx>c.g. 4Le.PACKA«e W .99 M oz COMTAINOe stituional and private — are expected to reach $12.5 located inside a motel lob­ Kosher Turkeys“\agr'./s^ 99* SUCCESS RICE ALUMINUM FOIL Topco n PT nocL 33* billion. by. Officials argued that PINK SALMON-ooocLu. *1.59 KIX CEREAL •®**'^* '* "Therefore, rising costs should not discourage students 111 ;i H PASSOVER Mrs. Adler’s Borscht "ts" 39* TOPCO TRASH BAGS 99* MANBCHEWITZ OR GOODMANS "you can see the sign from from considering coliege attendance, for financial aid is I mmm M a tz o ...... St'S *3^® the outside — through the Matzo MANItCMtWITZ *3.19 available to help families defray costs,” said Elizabeth window.” Wi Suchar, the CSS head of financial aid services. r h I YiHUDIIRANO TOMATO PEAR TOMATO But the court threw out Egg Matzo „*sr«s?2S2« 79* c&ccou PEANUT "Students, including many from middle-income Israeli Matzo their complaint, saying an families may qualify for financial aid and should apply Rokeach Fish^^j.'isr.iss .29 SAUCE TOMATOES REGULAR OR D in B U nE R MANISCHIWIT2 OR GOODMANS inside sign should be PASTE for funds to help them attend college which they may not CONTADINA • U OZ. CAN FOOD CLU l-C R EA M Y treated more leniently M a c a r o o n s 99* MONTINI ■ a oz. CAN f o o d C L U l - « OZ. U N 11 OUNCE U N S be able to afford on their own.” Egg Matzo if, 79< than an outside sign ORKRUNCHV.MOZ.JAR SHc said many middle-income families believe that (M M O T H H S because it doesn't clutter Chopped Liver T rs ? “* 69* they are not eligible for aid to help meet the college bill. up the landscape. As a re.sult they don't apply and, in effect, automatically Gefilte Fish Golds Schav 49* ® 8 S * ®8S* Nor may the government forfeit their chances for help. ______••Awscwwrrzo* •oz. resort to overkill. One Powers Mello Jells C tL L O P K e . 59* ■OWL A recent analysis of 1977-78 aid forms submitted to the •oz. BLU BOY CLEANER 59* ARM & H A M M E R *1-19 VUOK Tea Bags I Mothers Borsht y,49< town flatly forbade all out­ SWEET BUTTER CHIPS MOL 49* College Scholarship Service by some 668,000 families Applesauce c t u A P x e . SA V i ON I AUVAIOfTlISMiWSCHIWm side price signs on all Powers Fruit Slices DUTCH MAID MOAD/W IDI INSTANT COFFEE BLENDED OIL *3.19 SHORT SHASTA • OZ. CANS • PACK 79* proved that many with annual incomes as high as $30,000 businesses. But a court a year were eligible for need-based financial aid. Ajax Cleanser Sliced Peaches «"■». 49* P o o o c L u e POPE WINE VINEGAR •omi 49* IP A C K A Noodles PRESERVES t T A A w e in t v lOZ PAOtAOi O IM M *1 UQUIOOtSN found this to be an un­ CRACKER JACKS ioi.p>ai>u The amount for which they demonstrated need ShopMte OtOf K IF constitutional infringe­ W C O U N T KOSHER DILL PICKLES 99* poeeciu* GEFILTE KLEENEX ?llSuE -.STTn PACKAM 67* CRACKERS ULPUIPOM 'AS 39* depended on total expenses at the college they selected Dawn Detergent Dog Food 4 “r 89« I •'^awoons -- 99< ment of freedom of speech. AVIV and other factors, including family size, assets and fami­ PROGIUSSO PUVOft/PLAJN MOST RIGATI u 01 pack*« 4g« MARMALADE 49* SOAP I SAMATH Seeing no good reason for MATZO FISH GAYLORD COOKIES'"^” Sit 39* ly expen.ses. Mb. MRS. ADLERS POLANER’S JAM ‘Si” " .iox i« 49* Bread Crumbs ■ $>hg. S.O.S. Pads r.37 IB. Or.eii S C M fl w IW REGULAR 53’ Connecticut Bar Associa- Other highlights of the survey previewing next year's you when llwiHmts O"'Q*’^ ' * ______REGULAR 3/'1 STRAWBERRIES 9 0 REGULAR 19- R EG UURBg* college bill: ALL STR AWRERRIES ARE NOW REINO SOLO BY U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF GUARANTEES TENDER DELICIOUSNESS EVERT TIME! —At public four-year colleges total expenses will THE POUNDTOeiVE YOUMOREVALUE. average $3,054 for on-campus resident students, up 5.3 The Dairy Place ^The MEATing Place U.S.D.A. CHOICE REEF percent. The Frozen Food Place FULL —Student expenses at private four-year colleges will POUND rise 6.1 percent to an average of $5,110 for the students /: CENTER l o in BONE-IN U.S.D.A. CHOICt MOTTS GRADE A DAWN l-HhSH /: who live away from home. BANQUET -FULLY COOKED" INDIAN RIVER GlHUmi fUlSH A M IM K A M PORK LOIN CHOPS [ Bridge ) London Broil SPRING IAMB SAltl MEDIUM EGGS S b o A n S S j u m r o 2-LB. FRIED CHICKEN White Grapefrah SHOULDER Social Security $ | 4 9 C enter o a in M iM A Whole Lamb Legs , >bS<|89 Bridge Club uuiee d » . 4 9 ' L pkg. I ROMAINE LEHUCE 'SS MIAO Q I'm thinking about having my .Social Security lb. I April 14 at the Masonic Temple — North-South: clieck sent directly to my bank for depo.sit in my .saving.s INOIVtOUAUV WRAPfID CRISP CARROTS 4 »1. • 1 . 6 8 . . CINTCRLOINIONK-W ShopR iti ‘ Pour A Stort" Wilmer Curtiss and Clem account Will .Social Security .send me a notice every Borden Singles Hitchcock, first; Flo Elmer LI. NEW ZEALAND ORNUtNE SPRINO month indicating that my check has gone to the bank'’ FRUIT FUVORS. A U NATURAL Pork Loin Roast ,b *1** Cut Com : RIBIER or EMPEROR GRAPES t. 89< and Perry Macrohan, second; WhoU Lamb Logs IK N O in H I t.‘ 1.49 PORK LOIN lO N f-IN FOR lA R IE Q U E ShopRH* 'U.VD.A. CHOICE - ■EEF'^ U.l OJk. CNOICI ■ B lip PtniN A Social Security will not .send you a notice confirming Breyers Yogurt Marion Haines and Ann ROME APPLES*?^$;«S. S’." 89* SWIFT peiMJUM O tIP BAITtD BUTTIitALL C A L IF O a ilU payment excepi when the amount changes. However, Rf GULAR QUARURS Country Style Ribs is *1” Perch Fillet DeMartin, third. BRISKETS „*1.19 HEN TURKEYS .rj.*. t.79* FRESH WHOLE v.i.o.A. o«oici • e tiP PiiiM anitM witOLi many financial institutions do mail out receipts for •O N I W EQUAL AMOUNTS OF SIM.04N. IIADE AND aNTER CHOPS SWIFTS A U VAWET1ES UNKS OR M U T PATTIES » -o i pkg. Elast-West: Murray Powell FRESH SCALLIONS !XS!!‘ 5 b u n c h e s * 1 . deposit (d Social Security checks, and some guarantee Parkay Margarine and Don Weeks, first; Russell PIIM MOVHTAIM BRISKETS mootlom t.*1,59 MAINE FOWL ".1 « 59* Shoulder Chops Brown & Serve Sausages 89^ BRISKETS u.i.ojk. CNOICI e iip eoN ititt •R IA R S rO N I Pork Loin Asst. Qiops b *1” Granniss and Bruce Mott, se­ FIREPLACE LOGS im. tuiMiw U69* ovn e iir eeiAoeo deposit on tlie Hurd id every month automatically You ShopRftt LI. AV6 ■ANQUET'AUVARIETIES’' cond; Flo Smyth and Eugene TOV C M IT CRYOVAC WRAFFEO TOP BLADE STEAK‘ 1.69 VEAL PAHIES c.89* slioiild check willi your financial institution to find out Cottage Cheese Cook In Bag Meats 4,11;^ 99^ WILD BIRD FOOD '^79* U.10A. CMOKI eiiP eoMnLiii •I o SS l. liow llicy liandle direct deposit of Social Security checks. MINUTI MUID Fresh lUrkey 1.69* Tocb, third. M IIH DtAMOWO CHUCK STEAK'«“ *,',1.49 VEAL PAniESS'.', t.*1.09 WATER ADDED, lONE-m ROAST OR aNTER RIROS EYE M anchester My luisliand died last month and now I want to apply O range Juice WALNUT MEATS '?iiS!ir‘1-59 LR. U.I.OJk. CNOfCe B ilP CHUCK SLICBD lor Social .Security survivors lienefits for myself and my Smoked Ham Slices b^1” Orange Plus Bridge Club CUBE STEAK .. *1.79 BEEF LIVER S,VV.‘o ..69* LAMB LAMB WITH THIGHS April 14 at 146 Hartford SHOW PLANTS.ir«1S, SSSi'Ji ...•3.99 U LO.A CHO«CB O flP BO HILill iwiPT peeMiuM’piei etANo lour cliildren I 'd like to know what papers I need to bring (IRCtPT M tu n A eoeXT NILU willi me" Road - North-South: Milt eiAUTtPUL ■ 6'POTS SHENANDOAH '3 CHUCK ROAST'.‘'JSiV.1.29 BEEF STRIPS *1.69 RIB LOIN Chicken Legs i^79< u.s.o A. CNOice eeip eoN iinti a eiaao n o t o n i w e i T A W'lien von apply lor survivors payments, you should The Deli Place Gottlieb and Jeannine Ray­ SHOW PLANTS.;r4Si,iS2Sr.. ..*4,99 ORAOE"A" S-LI AVG The Bakery Place mond, First; Alice Sunshine (■XCtWT M tu n A *0 « T WUJ SHOULDER ROAST,*1.29 ITALIAN SAUSAGE,.*1.39 CHOPS CHOPS bring along your luisliand's Social Security number and and Jim Cleary, second; pffODVcf irm or nt wtm FRESH COCONtAL HOtMIL Kicno your own or record id the numbers. You also will neeil a PATRICK CUDAHY ShopRite Oven Roaster...... v Cherry Tomatoes bjr; 59< Daigle a i^ Wilma Willoughby, MUENSTER CHEESE f *1.S9 VANISH "cuweT 79* or older, or blind, or disabled and who have little or no in­ Qv«’ M M .) WESTERN C O iO IN OR SAVE ON second; Barbara Davis and CRYSTAL BEHOLD 79* come or resources I’lsiple who think they might be eligi­ FILLET Red Delicious Apples .. 49^ Soxib N Sponge RiU HoUand. third. CHEDDAR CHEESE 'SST *2.09 FOOD M A IT "NO FRILLS" POLISH ble should contact any Social Security office LYSOL L IQ U ID ^ 1, 99' wosia N ile T im e fUCAOTOOAAAA tft.^ 2 .8 9 Q l iii a senior in high schmil and 1 pian to go to college. LEAN ROAST BEEF M ugs or OF SOLE Sponge Refill Novice Croup AJAxIiLEANSER 3'** I ve never had a job, but this summer I want to work to ^Florida Oranges.., _____ 1 0 „ 9 9 * GENERIC LABEL 95* April 14 at 146 Hartford LEAN PASTRAMI Saucers lielp pay my tuition 1 understand that to get a So<-ial Road - North-South: Carole F O R M U L A 409 89* Security card I'll need to prove my age. identity, and C ^N D O PEPPERONI t. *2.19 YOUR CHOICE *****!* °* ********"** *****°****'°‘**°"'***- — "xm iesiv aw ri^lo lw liaiep w ch o w olM

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