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k ^ r ^ ' Pot Penalties lEu^ntu^ Hrralb Vol. XCVIII, No. 160 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, April 18, 1979 HARTFORD (UPI) - A I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20$ Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered legislative committee has ap­ N ferit proved a bill reducing the penalty lor possession oF small amounts or marijuana and giving judges the authority to impose an ad­ ditional penalty — community service. Voters Ban CD, The Legislature's Judiciary Committee Tuesday voted 11-6 to t I • reduce possession ot an ounce of marijuana or less from a Class A to a Class C misdemeanor. The bill, which now goes to the OK Water Job House, substitutes for a proposed measure which would decriminalize possession of less Bv l•l■;AKso^ If completion is delayed, howeyer. on the adyi.sory questions. than one ounce of pot, making it and SII.SAN VAIKHIN it could mean the town would haye to This could result In the elimination an infraction equivalent to a Herald IteporlerN find other lunds lo complete the of such items as consultants for Ihe parking ticket. MANCHESTER - Town vvork. Cheney National Historic District A Class A misdemeanor carries Other lunding also might be needed and the Main .Street area. maximum $1,000 fine and one voters Tue.sday said no to con- for Ihe complelion ol 40 units of Director Stephen (,'as.sano .said the vear in prison or both, while a tinuinj> in the Community bousing for Ihe elderly on .Spencer town now will haye to take steps to Class C misdemeanor has a Development program and yes Street, The housing was expected to make sure as much work as possible maximum penalty of three to a projiosed $20 million water receiye about $U)(),()()0 in Community is done on projects that are under months in jail, a $500 fine or both. improvement project. Deyelopment lunding. The possibility way or will be started soon. These in­ About 87 percent of the of a bond issue to complete this work clude the Green School conyersion, Terror Alert has been mentioned to replace the the Charter Oak Park improyemenls town's voters — 10,106 persons now-lost Community Doyelopmenl and the Portcr-Pilkin streets storm WASINGTON (UPI) - Anthony voted — turned out. They ap­ funds. sewer work. Quainton, director of the office proved the two-year ban Mayor Stephen Penny said he The town might consider a I'on- for Combatting Terrorism, told against participation in Com- would instruct Town Manager tract clause assuring that a certain UPI U.S. embassies and con­ niunity Development by a Robert Weiss to begin preparing lor amount of work be completed by sulates have been put on a withdrawal from Ihe piogram. This ,lune 30, he said. heightened alert status” after resounding 7,262-2,606 margin. includes the eleimination ol three Director Joseph Sweeney, who threats from Palestinian groups The $2(1 inillion bond issue for full-time positions — Wilber Smith, layored the ban, said he expects Ihe and several recent terrorist at­ watej al.so passed by a substantial the equal opportunity coordinator, town .still might fund projects it tacks. A new wave of terrorism, margin. 5,915-3,1)86. and Marilyn Walsh and Joan would haye done without Community lis te sparked by the Egyyptian-lsraeli The cllects of both votes will be Donoyan, who are inyoWed in the Deyelopment money. These projects peace agreement, is expected. lelt almost immediately. rehabilitation loan program. might include sewer work or the up­ A U.S. cultural office in Beirut Frank .lodaitis, water and sewer Penny, who layored continuing in dating of the Comprehensiye Plan ol was heavily damaged by a bomb administrator, said the town now will the program, said he does not expect Deyelopment. early Monday and the Beirut Em­ begin work to hire an engineering the board to attempt to allocate town Other items, such as the Cheney bassy was slightly damaged lirm to do the design work for the im- funds for any incompleted or un­ district consultant, might be lunded earlier by a rocket-propelled provenient plan, which includes a started project because of Ihe yoles tbrougb lu iyale donation, be said. grenade. "We are entering a new filter plant and water line im­ period of potential problems and Mayor Casts Vote provements. we are on the lookout,” Quainton Mayor Stephen Penny cast his vote in the townwide referen­ He is hopelul that bids lor much of said. dum vote yesterday afternoon at Cheney Vocational Technical (be planned construction work can be received by next .spring. The plant School. Penny was one of the proponents of the continued use Size of Vote Court Decision should be in operation by 1981. of Community Development Block Grant funds. (Herald photo The Commuinty Development vote WASHINGTON (UPI) - For by Strempfer) means the (own will not participate the second day in a row Tuesday, in the program for 1979-80 and 1980- ABC News disclosed a decision 81. The (own will not receive about $1 Surprises All Barrien pending in the Supreme Court, million it bad been slated to obtain saying a lower-court decision had through Community Development B> GHEi; IMvAH.SON government is run, lie said -National Smoker Study been reversed and constitutional State To Seek lor those two years. ami VI.KCK EVANS Zin.s.ser also used Ihe occasion lo due process will apply only during Although the linal 3-1 margin for jab at Hie live Democratic directors llei'iild Reporli-rK the trial stage of an accused per­ (he ban was reflected in nine of who supported continuation in Ihe son. The decision, reported by Manchester's 10 voting districts, the MANCHE.STER Supporters ol program ABC News correspondent Tim ban was opposed in one district dropping out ol the Community “I think we have live Democratic Majority of smokers confirm’Enriched Flavor! cigarette O'Brien, will not be law until' Death Penalty number six. which voles at Nathan Deyelopment program were elated directors who are completely oiit-ol- released by the high court, and Hale School The proposed ban was by Tuesday's yote in Manchester. Op­ step with the wishes of the people." the full implications of the ruling WATERBURY (UPI) - State of­ “new " M-1 semi-automatic carbine rejected by a 475-414 margin in that ponents were disappointed, but the The three Republican directors on matches taste of leading higji tar brands. will not be known until the main ficials, citing the brutal nature of the rifles at the couple's home. district, but it passed by more than two sides did share one feeling. the board were joined by Democrat opinions can be studied. ()()() voles in others Both were surprised — not at the Joseph .Sweeney in support ol the slayings, have decided to seek the The four were arrested and most ol The lower court had ruled that Voters also rejected two advisory outcome -- hut at Ihe size of yote in ban. The other live Democrats op­ death penalty for two couples the loot recovered at their honies prison inmates up for parole must ipiestions to use town lunds for fayor of an ordinance requiring the posed the ban charged with gunning down three early Tuesday morning, less than 24 Read what smokers had to say about MERIT in be afforded certain procedures proje<’ts that bad been expected to be town to drop out ol the federally Those Democratic directors said to satisfy! This ability to satisfy over long periods security guards and stealing $1.9 hours after the guards were mowed under due process of law. O’Brien liinded with Community Develop­ funded program lor two years. this morning that they have every in­ million. down in an ambush as they loaded a recent nationwide survey. reported Monday the Supreme ment lunds The yote, 7,262-2,606 in fayor of the tention ol lollowing the decisions of of time could be the most important “Nobody had a chance,” Assistant money into a truck. Court will soon rule public of­ State's Attorney Arthur McDonald I’resent-year lunding expires June ban, lelt opponents shaking their the voters. Confirmed: Majority of smokers rate MERIT evidence to date that MERIT is the ficials suing for libel may force said after announcing the two men Authorities hinted other arrests :i() Projects not completed by then heads while supporters were plea.sed " The people are the bo.ss. They journalists to tell what their and their wives were each charged may follow. They said two to lour will reipiire other sources ol funding their yiewpoint seemed to be shan-d overrode our decision and we have lo taste equal to—or better than—leading high tar ^ first real alternative thoughts, opinions and con­ with three counts of capital felony more suspects may be involved. or will not be linished. by a high percentage ol residents. act accordingly, " Mayor Stephen clusions were while they prepared murder — which is punishable by Police Superintendent Frederick T. Programs to be allected include “I'm elated,” Robert Von Deck, I’enny said. cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up to twice for high tar news stories. death. Sullivan said law enforcement of­ the town's housing rehabilitation leader of the Concerned Citizens for Commenting on the approval of Ihe He -said his office decided to ficials were "working on other loan program, which provides sub­ Manchester, said ol the outcome. His ban and the rejection of the idea of the tar. ^ smokers. Rhodesia Vote prosecute under the stronger of two leads ' sidized home improvement loans to group had started Ihe petitioning that spending town lunds to complete Ihe felony murder statutes “because of Sources conlirmed police were residents who quality. This program led to the question being on Ihe projects, I’enny said, "The people Confirmed: Majority of smokers confirm taste SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UPI) the circumstances strrounding the tipped off, by someone who called had been slated to receive about ballot. are saying Ihe lax burden outweighs Rhodesians are voting to elect killings” in a commando-style raid Chief Inspector John Griffin's office .$4(K),()()0 during the next two years "We knew we had a lot ol support, the benefits ol those projects. You satisfaction of low tar MERIT 72 black members for a new 100- on Purolator Security Inc. Monday and mentioned the recent Other programs, such as legal aid. but the margin did surprise u.se, " he have to be sympathetic to that It is seat Parliament in which 28 seats Charged with three capital felony purchase of two carbines. The caller, housing code enlorcement. Main said He expects Manchester's yote, tough for people today" And in research conducted among current are reserved for whites, and by murder counts and a'single charge of reported the Waterbury-American. .Street improvements and sidewalk which might be the first of its kind in He lelt lie and other opponents of mid-afternoon Tuesday more than first-degree robbery were Lawrence whispered the name ' F’elletier" repairs, al.so probably will be sheWed the country, could be a trend-setter. the ban had workr-d hard lo present MERIT smokers: 560,000 people — about 20 percent Pelletier Jr., 36, a burly motorcycle I think there are other people who their arguments and he could see no .Most ol the currency, coins, because of the lunding loss. All bad of the 2.8 million eligible voters — club member and convicted burglar; been designated to receiye lunds are looking at Manchester." he said way they could have improved their canceled checks, forxl stamps and had voted nationwide. his common-law wife Evelyn ' Vega through Community Deyelopment (7arl Zinsser, a Republican campaigning. Confirmed: 85% of MERIT smokers jewelry taken in the robbery were Black Rhodesians, defying Pelletier, 26; Donald Couture, '26, member ol the Town Board ol Direc­ Democratic Town Chairman Ted .seized in the cellar of the Coutures' during the next two years. guerrilla threats and attacks who was arrested hiding under his tors, sees Tue.sday's vote as part ol Cummings, one ol the most vocal say it was an “easy switch” from high Wallingford home, about 10 miles The efiect on other programs is a came by the hundreds of bed; and his wife, Dorfna Couture. 23. another trend the one that also led persons in favor of continuing in from the Pelletiers' rented Water- bit harder to predict at this time. For thousands and lined up to cast The Pelletiers also were charged lo last year's approyal of the lax- Community Development, said. tar brands. i bury home. instance, the conyersion of (ireen their ballots. "It's truly with possession of marijuana with in­ .School to a senior citizens center is cutting I’roposition 13 in Calilornia. 'The people have expressed “The American people up m Confirmed: Overwhelming majority I startling," said a white election tent to sell and possession of a sawed- But police Lt. Ernest Deal .said expected to Ik- completed by early themselves. Their will must be im- official. “It fvoter turnout) is off shotgun. Police found 3.5 pounds part of the $65,000 in jewelry was still June If this occurs, there will be no arms, " he said. They are seeking an .‘'ee l ’a(-c IV n of MERIT smokers say their former high high in every part of the country.'' of marijuana, two pistols and two missing. problem funding the project increased voice in the way their tar brands weren’t missed. Trouble Spots Confirmed: 9 out of 10 MERIT smokers JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) - A spokesman for the U.S. Corps of not considering other brands. Engineers said "three Water Vote Pleases Officials troublesome spots" along the east side levee of the Pearl River were District CoiMimssion on the decision First Mfyor Alternative To High Tar Smoking By SrSAN VAI GIIN the Adiiisory Board of Health " first provements under way will be hiring receiving treatment, other than being bolstered to prevent a wliether the Town ol .Mancliesler or lleriilil Re|mrler started the hall rolling." an engineering firm to do the design chlorination. breakthrough that would send the MDC will supply the water for MERIT has proven conclusively that it not only MANCHESTER - Town officials The town has been dealing with the work. Weston & Sampson engineering The town's nine water pressure floodwaters into the Pearl and that small group of residents. were happy today that five years of lirm of Boston which has done two zones will also be reorganized to Richland areas. The Corps is water situation for about five years The $20 million included $15 delivers the flavor of high tar brands—but continues hard work and planning im­ separate supply and distribution provide better water pressure, par­ directing a sandbagging operation since the Safe Drinking Water Act ol million lor the Glastonbury service provements for the quality of water 1974 raised the standards for safe studies lor the town will probably be ticularly lor firefighting purposes. along the 9-mile levee, just across selected to do the design of the new (Ip to now tbe service to (flaston- Kings; B mg'lai:' 0.6 mg nicoline- in Manchester could at last get under water. The town has basically been The town officials hope to get the from Jackson. treatm ent plant. Town Manager water projects moving as quickly as bury bas been "a lot of its " said 1 OO's. 11 mg" tar;' 0,7 mg nicoline av. per cigarene, FTC Report May 78 way. out of compliance with those stan­ Inside Today The voters in Tuesday's referen­ dards since then, although they did Robert Weiss said That decision will possible, but no major construction is ■lodaitis. ' .Now we know we can dum by a 67 to 33 percent margin, ap­ not officiallv go into effect until June probably be made within a week. expected belorp next spring. By then make the improvements." he said It is less definite whether Weston some ol the project should have gone Business...... 20 proved a $20 million bond issue to 1977, The bond issue will be paid lor en- Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Classified...... 16-18 allow the town to build a new water Jodaitis gave much credit to the and Sampson will be selected to do out to bid. Jixlaitis said. It will the other improvements on the water probably take two years to build the tiiely from Water Diqiarlment That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, Comics...... 19 treatment plant and make other im­ citizens Study Committee which has revenues and will raise the water MERIT lines, he said The improvements will new water treatment plant, he said Editorial ...... 9 provements to the water distribution been studying the system for the past -includcii,$7 million centralized water rates graduallv over the nexi live Entertainment ...... 15 Syslem. two years and which made tbe'.Ci.al Some new pipe work, however, will C Philip Moftis l^rk Kiies&lCK% years. ^ • . Fami'ljf’’...... '21-28 The official vote from the town recommendations that im- treatment plant to be lorated off be done by this summer in conjunc­ .lodaitis .s.iid he docs not think the Obituaries ...... 10 clerk's office was 5.915 to 3.986. provements be made to the system, Spring Street, west of Mt. Nebo tion with so'"ie state highway con­ lederal government will bother the Peopletalk...... 2 Frank Jodaitis. water and sewer including the new treatment plant. The present system is operating struction. Sports...... 11-13 administrator, said he was very hap­ Jodaitis also noted that the Boards of out of small and inadequate facilities Jfxlaitis said he thinks the referen­ town with lines de.spite tbe Jan. 1, Television ...... 15 py and relieved that the vote wont the Directors during this pericxl have on Cooper Hill and Line streets, A dum vote will now force some 1981 deadline lor making im­ ^V eathe^^^^^^^^^^^. .2 way it did. He noted that a lot of peo­ backed the water improvements. majority of the water used by choices on the 250 Glastonbury provements to the system because of Manchester residents has not been the ellols by the town. ple worked on the water issue since ITie first , step in gcttinR tlie ini: customers and the Metropolitan PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 - PAGE THREE Peopletalk QaantN Qoesrioi\i Z QuesT/0A»3 (poesTlon/ ^ Bolton Hearing Mostly Questions East Hartford OKs BOLTON — About 40 persons atten­ that would include a public works "What you have is a letter opener The civil preparedness budget yes /yo y^s //b yes Vo yes A/O ding the budget hearing Tuesday foreman, highway crew leader and with no authority to act on what is in seeks new sirens. Clifford Massey, Frampton Off the Hook night asked many questions but three employees, park crew leader the letter until the selectmen meet.” civil preparedness director, said lie CD Grant Request didn’t offer any opposition to the $2.- and two part-time employees, and a Selectmen Arnest Shepherd said, was concerned about alerting the EAST HARTFORD - While voters 200 /9 S 29^ 563.068 budget which could mean a custodial crew leader. at a later date when HUD releases its o l S 4 8 4 /8 647 i7Z SC7 Peter Frampton is off the hook. "The position has authority. It population to natural and manmade 3.2-mill increase in the tax rate. First Selectman Henry Ryba said in Manchester voted a two-year ban calrulatiofi method. Glimpses — will lecture on screen writiiig at doesn’t have the responsibility or disasters. Earlier in the year New York State Supreme Court The general government request of the town has $1 million invested in its on federal Community Development The funds would be used for the 732 Z QS7 2o4 324 7 7 ^ ’ IBZ S ^/O f i s 3 37 344 relationship cooled, sued, claiming cond Sight” ... Gloria Grahame is in the budget eould mean a 3.2-mill tax positions could be combined. for bus shelters; $15,000 for a .self- they had an "im pli^ agreement” to Lehman — whose credits include assistant, who would be under its Harris said, ’There have been lots liinds over the last three years London costarring in “ A Nightingale inrieasc. The current rate is 60.4 Resident Harold Smith said, “The help progran); $5,000 for lair housing share the Frampton wealth. Not so “West Side Story,” “The King and I" Sang in Berkeley Square” with David control, could save the time and of things unattended for years; because it refused to accept the DC, 1 28 4 7 4 /6o &38 2 1 7 ssC iiiills. Daniel Harris, chairman of the proposal seems like a logical way to promotion; $56,000 for ad­ 4 4 2 4/1 says Gagliardi — under New York and “Somebody Up There Likes Me” Niven ... money. things all over town were let fall into federal Department ol Housing and fiiianee board, said the portion of the do it " ministrative costs and $11.(K)0 which James Preuss, fire chief, said the ruin. Now we have to play catch-up Urban Development’s estimate that state law, any contract “based on budget financed by property taxes Discussing the administrative is unallocated, D7 /s 7 348 2 2 7 l7 o firehouse expenses proposed by the but you can’t do it all at once. We 1,000 low-ineomc families would live 3 3 4 sis^ /7 4 adultery" is "void and unen­ has increased and that’s why the in­ assistant. Harris said, "It’s con­ 'liie application will go before the Board of Fire Commissioners were don’t have the money,” in town if housing were pi’ovided. forceable,” Besides, she didn’t get it crease is possible. ceivable that the selectm en ’s A-95 regional hearing conducted bv loo low. “We are nickel and diming it Selectman Aloysius Ahcarn Mayor Richard H. Hlackstone has D8 S&7 4 2 / 88 J 224 239 C/9 3C.Z 4,9G in writing. Those at the meeting became in­ salaries could become nominal.” HUD in May just to keep up to snuff,” he said. favored the purchase of a new adamantly said the figure should be volved in a lengthy discussion about On the Mend Board members said they are Ronald Morra, assistant chief, said crujscr for town constables. closer to 350 families. D? S^S' 4 / 4 792 22ff /9ff yP/r 278 S03 three proposed positions — a public already nominal. The first selectman the fire truck maintenance budget is Harris said there was an increase This year, the mayor said HUD is The meeting of M anchester’s Olivia Newton-John is out of the woiks foreman, a park crew leader, is paid $5,000 a year and each select­ too low. ”We had to come to the town in the budget because the town at­ changing its calculalioii method. The Youth Commission scheduled for 421 / i Z /7 S ICo 2 /9 hospital and resting at her Malibu, and an administrative assistant. man gets $600. this year for additional money and torney ruled the town must set aside 0/0 ^32 2 4 7 Calif., home after a bout with an The Board of Selectmen is town will subinii the application loniglil lias been postponed until next Edward Delsignore questioned the next year the trucks will be another one mill each year for the capital and without a housing figure and supply it acute viral infection that sent her proposing a public works department definition of the positions and said. year older, ” he said. non-recurring account. Wednesday. April 25. 3Sof io temperature soaring to 102 degrees. fefAL 39S6 7ZLZ 26o6 2 7 4 / /8 Her spokesman, Paul Bloch, says the fans didn’t forget her — that “she Land Sale, received letters and gifts, mostly Tabulation of Votes flowers and stuffed animals, from all Purchase MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY TOP NOTCH over the world.” The virus felled her 260 North Main at Main Fox Run Mall This lablulation shows how the vote went in projects with local funds. The polling place when, in the best of shov/-biz tradi­ Discussed FULL SERVICE: yesterday's referendum election in tion, she defied it to sing at last EAST HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN for District 1 is at Cheney Tech School. • COMPLETE SELECTION OF Manchester, Question 1 concerned water im­ week’s Academy Awards presenta­ BOLTON — The sale and District 2, Robertson School. District 3, tion. purchase of separate 1150 Burnside Avenue 900 Washington St. Rt. 66 NATIONAL BRAND FOODS provements. Question 2 concerned imposing Church of Christ. District 4, Martin School. parcels of land were dis­ • SERVICE DELI a moratorium on acceptance of Community District 6, Nathan Hale School. District 7, Orkestrated cussed by the Board of WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD STAMP PURCHASES • SERVICE BAKERY Selectmen and others in Development Block Grants. Question 3 con­ Waddell School. District 8, Verplanck School. It takes a wet bathing suit and a • CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE two separate executive cerned paying administrative costs to con­ District 9, Keeney Street School. District 10, smile full of teeth to make it big in OPEN MON., TO It., WED., fAT. S:30 A.M. to B P.M. • VISA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS tinue grant-funded projects under way. Ques­ the poster market, right? Not if sessions* Tuesday. Manchester High School. John Cyr of 171 Hebron THURS. A PRI. 8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. • CHECK CASHING you’re Mork of Ork. Alas for Cheryl tion 4 concerned financing future planned Road told the selectmen he • MONEY ORDERS Tiegs, Cheryl Ladd and Farrah' OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. to 5P.M. was interested in buying a Fawcett-Majors — their pop poster • HELCO BILL PAYING CENTERS parcel of land belonging to Wa reserve the right to limit quantities to 4 units unless otherwise specified • SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS predominance is fading fast. the town. Cyr said, “I am Not responsible for typographicel errors Promoters in San Francisco say a • NO CHARGE FOR BAGS Registrars’ Vote Saved interested in the land PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., APR. 16 THRU SAT., APR. 21, 1979. new star is rising. A poster featuring strictly for firewood, not Robin Williams of “Mork and Min­ for construction pur­ dy” already has sold 1,3 million poses.” copies — and it hasn’t even gone to The selectmen voted to press. Forget the wet suit. Mork I'm 'ri’fiTTT Voting Machine Mixup consider the "desirability SEE W HAT appears in his usual garb — a striped to the town of the sale of shirt and suspenders. MANCIIKSTEK - Tuc.sday's the man had first gone, and pulled registrar at the polling center, stand land to Cyr.” The location SPXIM nOWIR referendum was not without the the lever the rest of the way so that outside the curtain and "talk Love Match of the parcel in question -K#A the curtains were completely closed. through " the process of pulling the Slithering in the Dark 0 o BUYS! ENCIKH , ' usual, maybe even unusual mishaps Chris Evert and her husband, British tennis pro John Lloyd, was not mentioned. McKeever said that Al Reale, a lever correctly so that the voter can Peter Snyman moves so slowly it that oeeur at the voting booths, ac­ are shown in an Oakland, Calif., tennis match earlier this year. In the second executive MUFFINS PACK ^ ^ ^ A M O U S8/V : cording to Malcoltn Barlow, chief registrar at Waddell, who had not yet complete his vote and leave the takes him an hour and a half to eat a session the selectmen met COUPONS GOOD voted, then went in and cast his vote booth. hamburger. His 24 roommates don't Miss Evert and Lloyd were married in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., WITH COUPON AND ADDITIONAL MQ 00 FOOD PURCHASE LIMIT moderator. with m em bers of the SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY! ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER GOOD APR 16 THRU APR 2ri9T9 so that the booth operation was com­ Compared to past referendums, like sudden moves, and when your In one instance, a man walked into yesterday, in a small ceremony attended bv 75 nersons. A sign Public Building Commis­ ALL COUPONS CAN BE REDEEMED WITH pleted. But no vote by the uniden­ Barlow called Tuesday's voter tur­ MH a booth at Waddell Stdiool in District roommates are among the deadliest outside the set proclaimed the event by stating, “Love Match, a sion and Public Safety ONE ADDITIONAL *10.00 PURCHASE tified man was registered on that nout "phenomenal.” About 37 per reptiles on earth, it pays to respect Complex Study Committee b r a n d s 7 about 4:1!) p.m. According to Kd Perfect Set.” (UPI photo) EXCLUDING THE VALUE OF COUPONS ^ McKcever, moderator, the man machine, McKeever said. cent of the electors voted. their little idiosyncracies, Snyman is concerning the selection couldn’t seem to pull the lever all the Barlow said there was the usual In March 1977, the voter turnout on after a world record few would and purchase of a site for way over to completely close the cur­ number, about a dozen, of elderly the J.C. Penney complex referendum covet. He shares a IO-by-8-foot glass the safety complex. 50 rrw TM iii'i.i'.'A 1 2 | 'VV people who had to be “talked out o f was 27.4 percent of the town’s cage in Johannesburg, South Africa, Meat Recall Explained The board authorized the tain The man parted the curtains FROZEN I o V the booth when they had difficulties registered voters. In March 1973,14.1 with two dozen cobras, boom slangs, building commission to and left, and entered the next booth MANCHESTER - The recall of all Dr. Turek said that Cudahy meat CAMPULL'S #,SALE!*; 0 ^ with the lever. percent of the voters cast their black mambas and puff adders and prepare a “more detailed MMUTE MAID where he apparently had no difficulty meat products by the Patrick Cudahy products, are distributed by Sweet ALL THIS WEEK! with the lever, and cast his vote. The Barlow explained that when a ballots on the Laurel Lake issue. says he won’t come out until he’s Co. because of possible food poison report on the “suitability, fOMATO voter “gets stuck” inside a booth, no As of Tuesday, there were 27,478 been there 40 days and 40 nights. A Life and are common item availability, advantages ORANGE voter left the building without being was reported by Dr. Alice Turek, throughout Connecticut. one el.se is allowed inside. Instead, registered voters in Manchester, recent power failure shook his and disadvantages of the 10.7m . CAN idenlified, according to McKeever. town health dkrector, at Tuesday’s Anyone having any of the Cudahy JUICE MX CAN SOUP 2 LITER BOT. H BETTY CROCKER He said that an election worker two persons, the moderator and a Barlow said. resolve a bit. Says he, “I went various proposed sites.” Advisory Board of Health meeting. meat products on hand should return WITH COUPON AND ADDITIONAL MO OO FOOD PURCHASE LIMIT WITH COUPON AND ADDITIONAL '10 00 FOOD PURCHASE LIMIT through hell when the lights went out The commission was ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER GOOD APR 16 THRU APR ?1 1979 PEPSI I layer reached his hand in the booth where The recall was announced last the unused portioo to the store where ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER GOOD APR 16 THRU APR ?l I979 ... they crawled all over me, seeking also asked to consider the week by the Agriculture Depart­ it was purchased, and get a replace­ COUk CAKE MIXES Vernon Siipporl (rroiip a little warmth from my body.” suitability of the sites for I ment. ment, Dr. Turek said. . ■ 18oz. PKG. VKHNON The Vernon Support Area Police Report other potential needs of the (Iroup, tor people who have a family town.” member suffering from an emotional N T tlO n counts of issuing bad checks. The Hearing Thursday the board will 7 9 ' tE J i illness, will hold its second meeting Kevin Alli.son, 17, of 16 Wilshire complaint was made by a local have a special meeting at If You Didn’t Receive Your Circular,.. Thursday al 7;:i0 pin at ,Sacred 7:30 p.m. at the Communi­ Road and Raymond Martin, 17, of business. She was released on a $1,- PROQRESSO RECIPE 2So2. C HALF GALLON OETERQENT Heart (’liiirch. Koiitc !)0 Format ty Hall to discuss a per­ $ | 9 9 Lake Street, both of Vernon, were 000 nonsurety bond for appearance in CRUSHED TOMATOCS DYNAMO UQUID Gwen Crider will di.sniss the crisis sonnel matter. The Please Pick One Up At Any Top Notch Store! charged Tuesday in connection with court April 24. FREE 29oi. CAN SLIC» Y.C. E A C 36oz. BOTTLE services and the 24-hour hotline of Planned meeting is expected to be an incident in the parking lot at Soiilli Vi'indsor deunontepcaches «S t wesson m l the llockaniim V'allcy Community in executive session. Rockville High School. HEBRON - The format SOLID WHITE In OIL or WATER Council Kor more information call Richard G. Diamond, 18, of 41 OFFICIAL LITTLE LEAGUE BEEF FROM CHUCK Roth youths were charged with of a coming public hearing RUMRLEREETIIIIA7D2 the Menial Health Association 2,n- Thrall Road, Vernon, was charged $ 9* Msuiir°K""T 3” possession of a cannabis-type sub­ was set by the Hebron GRADE 2601 Tuesday with third-degree criminal Water Poliution Control LEATHER BASEBALL Reunion Committee CHICKEN stance (less than four ounces). The •free wilt) every pair ol kids' SPECS all-purpose shoes 12oz. CAN mischief in connection with an inci­ Authority at its meeting MANCHESTER - The 100 COUNT 8O Z . CAN Short roinnieni rime arrest was made by .luvenile Officer SHOOLDER CUN» CREEN W A NT dent at Ayers field. Monday night. Manchester High School m i'iAi.y.xm Thur.sday night's comment .session Harold Delisle of the Vernon Police ^ LEGS SALADA Police said several cars were Class of 1929 reunion com­ ALL CUTS Department who observed the The public meeting is SPECS NIBLETS TOMATO held by the Town Board of Directors parked on the ballfield and were scheduled for April 30 at 8 mittee will have a luncheon NO SIRLOM STEAKS BEEF FROM LOIN will only last one hour. alleged offen.se while checking the being tagged. Diamond’s among TEA BAGS p.m. in the gymnasium of meeting Thursday, star­ BACKS BEEF FROM LOIN CORN The .session, held In the directors parking lot. Both youths were them. Diamond allegedly became Hebron Elementary ting at 11 a.m. at office in the Municipal Building, will released on their promise to appear angry and left the field spinning his PORTERHOUSE STEAKS $ 4 59 School. Manchester Country Club. begin al 6 ,'ll) p m 'The sessions nor­ in court April 24 BONELESS BEEF FROM LOIN wheels and tearing up some turf. He The authority un­ 2 5 ^ 8 ? 1 mally last until «:.m p.m,, but the Constance R Hundley, 29, of En­ was released on a $250 nonsurety animously agreed to have SHORT CUT RUMP STEAKS board has a meeting beginning at field, was arrested Tuesday on a bond for appearance in court April the town sanitarian read BEEF MUELLER'S t6oi. BOX N U PNM MAKFRWT 7 ,H) p.m warrant charging her with three 30. * the abatement order issued 59 CEMTER CUT CHUCK STEAKS HIARTY NOODLES nNUmiRRRRI 4601 TOP GRADE 1601. ITALIAN or FRENCH A A C SUNSWEET by the state and to explain GRADE A BEEF FROM CHUCK total value to $15 WISHtONE DRESSIHeOT MUNE JUKE QUART why the town was served TEMDER CURE STEAKS Now Kngland Weather such an order. shoes sell elsewhere to $11 CHKKIN THIOHS ib QUART HUNT'S PRIMA 1502. BOX Member Henry Snider baseball valued to $4 GRADE A SPACHETTI SAUCE 9 9 CHEERWS CEREAL Mass. & R 1.; Mostly sunny today with highs in the low will then explain why the Get an Official Little League LOAM BEEF FROM LOIN to mid 50s or around 12 Celsius, clear and cool tonight authority was appointed by 32oz. BOTTLE leather baseball ABSOLUTELY CHICKEN DROMSTKKS ib 84oz. BOX with lows ranging from the upper 20s western hills to the the Board of Selectmen WHOLE or HALF HEMZ upper 30s along the coast. Mostly sunny Thursday with and the ramifications un­ FREE with every pair of these Any Amount highs in the mid to upper 50s' SPECS all-purpose shoes. ASSORTED suen (SIRLOIN) J i l l KEO-0- der current law. *1 4*3 wwiiifwoB \ I ewwi|' Maine, New Hampshire: Variable cloudiness north and David Marnicki, authori­ Great for baseball, soccer or lom eno $ | 4 9 LOIN STRIPS KnCHUP hilly sections and mostly sunny elsewhere today. Chance almost any sport... these PORK •r Zm»32 ty chairman, will then CUSTOM CUT AND of showers or flurries north. Highs in the mid 40s or about explain the various search first quality shoes have pad­ Call PACKAGED INTO STEAKS 8 Celsius north to low 50s or about 11 Celsius south. Most­ procedures which the ded collars and tongues CHOPS AT N O e x t r a c h a r g e ly clear tonight. Lows in the 20s to near 30. Variable 649-5358 or RIB & LOIN 7 * HOUR NOTICE PI EASE I TIMNIATWail group has used to interview plus ground-hugging roRK $ |8 9 $499 cloudiness north and mostly sunny elsewhere Thursday. and finally arrive at a cleated bottoms. In black Highs in the upper 40s north to the mid 50s south. 646-6468 CHOPS t l recommendation for an with white striping . . . chil­ Vermont: Partly to mostly sunny today with highs in engineering firm to CMOmiT FROZEN DAIRY G A L L O N dren's 13-3M, boys' 3V2-9M smi the mid 40s to low 50s. Clear and cold tonight. Lows in the develop a 201 facilities *1« T O P N O T C H upper 20s to around 30 Mostly sunnv and milder plan, as called for under (girls can also be fitted RI8 PORK) N*w ZMlind Sprina Frozen HALF GALLON UPlVtAIHtN rOTOCAIT • (Z3* HOMOGENIZED Thursday Highs 55 to 60. the existing abatement in boys’ sizes). Wouldn’t You SHMMER LAMR CHOPS SEALTEST $ |3 9 order. Free offer ends Saturday. New Zeelend Spring Frozen Kxlended Forecast BEEF FROM ROUND ICE CREAM The public meeting is Rather Be WHOLE LEU O 'LAM R OVEN READY Ib. For period ending 7 a m EST 4 19 79 Wedne.sday will MILK Mass., R.l. & Conn,: Fair Friday. Increasing scheduled two weeks sliced CHICKEN. TURKEY find rain and snow over parts of the northern Rockies, before the May 14 town PUTYOURSHF Playing Tennis WHOLE or cloudiness with a chance of rain Saturday. Chance of SALISBURY STEAKS while generally lair weather prevails elsewhere across meeting at which an or­ SHOE-TOWN;I INCUR SHOES; RONME RRAMD RACON showers Sunday. A slight warming trend over the SEE WHITE PAGES OF PHONE DIRECTORY FOR EIACTAOORESSES Than Cleaning M ORTON the nation dinance will be presented COLONIAL weekend. Highs Friday 55 to 60 rising into the 60s by Sun­ More than lAOconvanteni locationi Many Shot Townt opan Sundayl SIRLOIN TIPS RACK RAY SLICED RACON DINNERS to establish a Water Pollu­ VISA Maslt'chargt Furniture? day Overnight lows in the mid 30s to low 40s Friday mor­ TONY'S Thick Crust Round NO DEPOSIT ning and generally in the 40s over the weekend. tion Control Authority. Aver Q SAUSA9E PIZZA 17 302 PKG NO RETURN Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Friday. Gouding up C’j s t c m CUT C u t ANDa n d Freak from OLD FA8HI0NEDI GREEN GIANT t0 o 2 PKG (loniieotioiit Weather Saturday. Chance of showers Sunday. Highs in the 50s. Manchester To Advortlao To Roport Nowt p a -.f a & e d in t o S ’ f Al AT sso o E$ »t ’»CA PA '■ MABf.f HABT.T ■ our own ovene SERVICE DELI Lows in the 30s Friday and Saturday mornings and in the East Hartford — Glastonbury LEAF SPINACH For a classified advertisement, call To report a news item or story idea: O oz.n A A C Mostly sunny tixlay and again Thursday Clear and cold 40s Sunday morning. Rufier Wunderbar S|49 1602 LOAF CHEESE SPREAD Evening Herald 643-27II and ask for Classified. Office Manchester .... .Alex Gireili. M3-2711 NARDROUS tonight. Highs tcnlay 50 to 55 or around 12 Celsius. lx)ws hours are 8-30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday Vermont: Fair Friday. Partly cloudy Saturday. USPS 327-500 East Hartford .. Chris Blake. 643-2711 Dozen KRAn VSLVEnA G A L L O N tonight 30 to ,35. Highs Thursday 55 to 60. Chance of Showers or thunderstorms Sunday, Highs ranging in the through Friday. When the office is TROPICANA Ihiblished dally except Sunday and Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2711 ASST. DONVTS T O P N O T C H precipitation 10 percent t(x1ay and near zero tonight and 50s and near 60 Lows in the 30s Friday then generally in closed, classified ads may be placed hv Andover . Donna Holland. 646-0375 ORANCE JUKE c a f Tt o n Thursday. Northwest winds' 15 to 20 mph today and certain holidays by the Manchester calling 643 2718, the 40s. Ihiblishing Co., Herald Square. P 0, Bolton...... Donna Holland. 646-0375 Thursday and 5 to 15 mph tonight For information about display adver­ Coventry .. Guy DeSimone, 649-9656 HALF GALLON Box 591, Manchester. Conn. 06040. tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising NEW! Hebron Patricia Mulligan, 228-0269 CALIFORNIA HOOD'S CITRUS liTMILK ('harming Idea Have a Complaint? director, at 643-2711 South Windsor : Judy Kuehnel, 644-1384 Vacuuming and shampoo­ SI..I ORANGE JUICE To Subacilbo Vernon Barbara Richmond, 643-2711 ing upholstered furniture, .rHmiiMl . I§" DRINK. CARTON DALLAS (UPI) - the Dallas Market Center Nawt — If you have^a question or polisiiing tables and chairs DREEN Lonj,? Island Sound Charms are a spring and complaint about news co'verage. call To kObSciTber call Cnstomer Service • "To"Tep<)rl speciar nevts:'*^------■ take timt, away from your Gourm et included miniaturized at 647-9946. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 8oz. CUP F a summer jewelry trend this Frank Burbank, managing editor, 643- Business...... Alex Gireili, 643-2711 sports. Get out and play iiSPJIRAfieS SEALTEST High pressure will cover region with dry northwest scissors, bottle openers, 2711. 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 aixl leave the cleaning to year, but they bear little Church Notices Alice Evans. 643-2711 Light N ’ Lively' flow through Thursday. Northwesterly winds 10 to 15 hammers, shovels and Circulation — If you have a problem to 10 a.m. Satu^y. Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-27II ServiceMaster. knots through Thursday. Visibility generally 5 miles or resemblance to bangle other tools in bright and regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 centi F am ily ...... Betty Ryder, 643-2711 Ok Y08URT designs of the 1950s and Florentine 14 karat gold to Customer Service. 647-9946. Delivery weekly, $3.90 for one month. $11.70 for S ports...... Elarl Yost, 64^2711 letmmhgfttpk iC better. Mostly sunny through Thursday, clear tonight A wkoear 1960s. Examples shown at should be made by 5 p.m. Monday three months. $23.40 for six months, and WITH '1 00 Wave heights 1 to 2 feet through Thur^ay. be worn on chains, in- R RM B IB H M m U FOOOWCMAM^^. the Spring Gift. Jewelry ^vidually or in multiples. _ through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ $46.80 for one year Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. -and Housewatres Show at day. available on request. Monday through Friday 849-3433 - PAGK FO U H - KVKMNG HKHALD. Wed., April 18. 1979 school, the costs to rehabilitate it un­ EVENING HERALD, Wed.. April 18, 1979 - PAGE FIVE der new state codes would be Vernon Won’t Subsidize Use of Building tremendous. Those council members who Capitol Phase-In Debate VKRNON-In a vole, with five yes but the Board of Kducation, after the rooms should become emptyem pty agreed with MrsMrs. Herbst and added ...... stantial information about popula­ votes and five abstentions, the Town listening to complaints from parents because of declining school popula­ he's not sure that population figures abstained had said they didn't agree tion. Council voted .Monday night not to and students, decided to delay the tion, he would look at them for other now necessarily mean they won't be with making a decision about what un d e rw rite he operation of the .Sykes Councilwoman Jane Lamb said if it OPEN move at least lor another school uses. higher five or 10 years from now, He the town should do before the board building should it be terminated as a year. Councilwoman Marie Herbst said. is closed as a school and then the decides whether or not it w ill actual­ Repeats Old Arguments said he would be reluctant to close school building. .Many suggestions have been made "I just don't want the building the building as a school without sub- town wanted to reopen it. also for a ly close the .school. The action came after Councilman IK i m ;\ i{.s o n said ol the phase-in. Carbone spoke the many problems as to other u.ses for the building but it closed. If we are going to move one .. . «. • ■. Joyner and other opponents said ONDAYI .Morgan (.'anipbell. who is a member would mean that the town would thing out we have to be prepared to !><*nior iV1(‘lh o {li8 t8 Mrriilil Rr|m rlrr cities such as Hartford now face. The Ihe phase-in is a detriment lo phase-in helps the city provide of the Sykes Scluwl Study C'om- m ore o r le.ss have to act as landlord. move something else in. 1 support MANCHESTER — MANCHESTER - A General business and commercial properties property tax relief for its residents. niillee. said that the committee The school ojicration is financed by keeping that building open." Senior Methodists of South •Assembly coniniittec Tuesday night that had smaller assessment in­ John Rathgeber, an attorney SUM wanted to know what the council's the Sykes Trust Fund. The building heard dehale that Manchester of- TO Many residents of the Rockville United Methodist Church creases than the average home representing the CBIA, said the position is in the matter. was given to the town by the late area have expressed the fear that if w ill meet Thursday noon at lieials had listened to almost a year THE NEW State Sen. David Barry said. phase-in causes "an unfair shift in m iJr. Bernard Sidman. superinten­ (ieorge Sykes. the building isn't used as a school the church. Members are ago. "From our experience in the pro|)erly lax burden to eommer- dent ol schiMils. has proposed that the .Mayor Frank .McCoy said he would that it will be just another vacant asked to bring their own Two bills on the revaluation phase- PM Maneheslcr. a majority of the ( ial and industrial property. " 6 .school, which now houses all ol the be against closing the school at this building in the center of town where sandwiches. Beverages in — one to elim ina te it and one to ex­ Supermrkels COLLEGE-TOWN® BLUES: homeowners have benefited by the A vice president for United town's tirade 0 students, no longer be time. "I .see no commanding reason other groups are trying to open other and dessert w ill be served, tend it to new construction — were phase-in hill." Illuminating, which has sued New used lor that purpo.se and that the lor it I wouldn't recorrimend'we ithe buildings. among a stack of bills that were part FROM JOGGING Last year's phase-in. however, did Haven because ol the phase-in. called students be moved to the .Middle town I subsidize or take the building The declining enrollment in the of a public hearing held Tuesday by not include new construction. This Ihe hill "a discriminatory shifl to School tiver for other activities," he said. school system was cited as one of the the Committee on Finance Revenue has re.sulled in new buildings having those who liaven't benefited from a Ur Sidm an had .said the move However, he did condition this reasons for moving the students out. Emanuel Lutheran TO THE JOBI and Bonding. to pay an increased amount of taxes. large increase (in a.sscssmcnt). " “I VOW FOOD could be made as of next September statement by adding that if .some of Councilman Robert Hurd said he MANCHESTER - The Representatives and officials from Thus, Barry has proposed a bill to The phase-in eontradiets the pur­ Prayer Group of Emanuel Manchester were among those who extend the phase-in to include new pose ol revaluation and continues an Lutheran Church w ill meet attended the hearing, which included eonsiruetion. unfail iHMiefit lor property owners MU IS HOIK Thursday at 10 a.m. at the It’s 80 easy. Just start with College-Town terries; the comfy support for the phase-in from New McCoy Explains Grant The phase-in is not a long-term wlui previously might have been un­ church. The care and little short, $12, and a short-sleeved shirt, Haven Mayor Frank Loguc and Hart- answer to the problem of derassessed. Robert Fiseus of UI VERNO.N — .Mayor Frank .McCoy order, to cover the cost of a wrong It was pointed out that there is no visitation committee is lord Deputy Mayor Nicholas Carbone edged with oxford cloth, $17. When It's time for work, skvroeketing assessments caused by told the eommittec. explained to the Permanent piece of equipment question there is a certain amount ol scheduled to meet at 11:15. and opposition from the Connecticut make the terry shirt work for you, with slim, oxford cloth revalualimi. Barry said. Larrv Zahnke, tax assessor lor UP umv.jiow$ Municipal Building Committee .Mon­ .McCoy .said he talked with officials money due the contractor — there is Business and Industry Association "We .see it as a short-term answer I’lainville and a memtier ol the day night that money left over from in the federal Ficonomic Develop­ a question of how much. belted pants, $23, and a white-piped blazer to match, $40. and a statewide organization of tax and one that was desperately needed assessors legislature eonmiiltee. the federal grant for the new police ment Administration, from whom assessors. The m a yo r said th ere is $13,125 le ft (>ominunily Bapti8l (Also from the group, a vest to match, $21, and a pretty in Manchester in 1978," he said. .said. THETMETO station w ill be in an open account lor Ihe grant came, and they told him the in the account and there is $8,500 still MANCHESTER — The The phase-in, which has become Following Ihe speeches by Barry six to nine months and the town can (iroject can stay open six to nine floral puff-sleeve shirt, $18). The new College-Town* Blues, "The implementation has not owed the contractor. (.Kristian Life Group of known at the State Capitol as "the and Joyner, State Rep. Irving draw on that money during that m onths. He .said at the end of th at The mayor told Pinto were the also In cool mint. Get Into them now, at D&L, lowered tlie tax burden Inil has Community Baptist Church Manchester bill," permits a com­ Stolherg, co-chairman of the com­ period Eugene Pinto, chairman of (leriod he will be given an answer committee to spend more money now Junior Sportswear, all stores. munity to spread the increases in Iransterred it to liomcowners wlm w ill have a Bible study and m itte e. .said, " It's good to have ineviouslv were overassessed," he TRY USAVE the committee, was concerned about concerning putting leftover money in then it might be overstepping its assessments resulting from a discussion tonight at 7:30 diver.se opinion from the Town of said allegations that the committee had e.scrow in case litigation against the authority He said the town is stan­ revaluation over a five-year period. at the home of Carl and Manchester. " Former State Rej) Ted Cummings OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH, 725 overstepped its bounds and had gone town is still pending. ding behind each committee member Manchester was the first com­ Knoxie Mundell, f26 N. Manchester was not the only eom- also spoke in favor of pha.se-in against orders not to spend any of the The contractor for the first phase as far as the law suit is concerned. munity in Hie state to adopt the E. MIDDLE TPKL MANCHESTER, TAKE A TURN School St. The trustees of iiuinitv represented, though. "Phase-in works in Manchester. " balance. ol the project is suing the committee The committee last week felt it the church w ill meet at the phase-in. New Haven and Ansonia Loguc said 98 percent of the homes The committee last week becaii.se he feels the town owes him lie said He used figures to show Hie AT THE SHOPPING CENTER SIGN. S K n S i f fS I ! should spe nd the rest of the money on same hour at the church. have done so since. in New Haven had assessment in­ S authorized spending $I.IIK), as an more than the committee, thinks it lienelil lor homeowners in town. items the chief of police feels are Before Manchester adopted the creases because of its recent NiW HOURS: WED.. THURS., A FRI. 0 to 9 SSSScSjrS COUPoSs**^ extension of an existing purchasing does. still needed for the new station. phase-in, the issue was the subject of Mayor Stephen Penn\- and Town ^ revaluation. Manager Rohcit Weiss hoHi liad MON. 9 to 0 SAT. 9 to 0:30 (roldfll Af'«‘ (rrOII|> much debate. Many of the arguments "it is an objective of the governor, heard in Maneliester last year were signed up lo speak, but they left after TUES. 9 TO 9 SPECIALS 0000 TO SAT. APRIL 21 i t of the Legislature and of my ad­ 2 '2 hours without having been called I ' I iiiHki: MANCHESTER - The echoed in the Hall of the House ministration lo encourage (he lo^talk ^liUU li II '{i-/ MII I‘'|III 11 V /., ,7,1'l (iolden Age Croup of (.'on- Tuesday night. cordia Lutheran Church homeowners to stay in the cities and (.oiineil H<*AieKs A 3 State Rep. Walter Joyner spoke in not lo flee. That legislation you w ill meet Thursday at 1 :.'!0 favor of his bill to repeal the phase- p.m. at the church apcer adopted Iasi year has helped lo do School Spemliiifi in. "It makes a sham out of our 10- that. " he said of Ihe phase-in year revaluation program, " Joyner VERNON — The Board of Educa­ (ifiiltT (duirfli ,J1 tion w ill meet with the Town Council MANCHESTER - eascer tonighi al 7:30 in the Memorial Religious education Building to review the board's teachers ol tirades .1 proposed budget for Hie corning year. FORMERLY N.Y. CUT SIRLOIN through 6 ol Center Special Purchase! ■ The budget, as pi'opnsed. totals Congregational (,'hurch will $10.9 million and refleels an inereasc m eet tonight at 7::iO at .TiB 99.83 value! of .some $710,101 over Hie current BEEF LOIN. VVoodbridge^t. budget. save *8 to *12 The inerea.se of 0.9 iKTccnl is a I),\V .Auxiliary misses' and women's I'ediielion in the original proposal MANCHESTER - The eureka made by Dr. Bernard Sidman, SIRLOIN 9 Auxiliary to Manchester fashion coats superintendeni ol sehoiils. Me C h a p t e r , 1) i s a I) I e d vacuum recom m ended a $10,980,353 hndget American Veterans, will which he said would provide lor the meet Thur.sday at II p in. at cleaners highest priority Items but mi new the VFW Horne •40 to *44 lirogram s. STEAK M Central administration eosis ac­ \.A (>rmi|» /T l count for Hie largest pcreenlage of TENDER CRISP M ANCHE.STEII The Hie budget at 20 1 percent. The next Day by Day groii[i ol highest is Ihe Rockville High School BROCCOLI Alcoholics Anonymous will Exclusive 6-way budget representing 20.3 percent. TENDER GREEN CELERY meet tonighi al H al Center Dlal-a-nap* rug Spriiifj DiiiUM’ I’liinm tl height adjust­ Coiigregalional Church. MANCHj'lS.T.EB,.— Tlie Westwood AA contaci is availahle ment from low nap to deep Civic Association will have its first 24 hours daily by calling annual spring dance Saturday at 8:30 ll4fi-23!),'). shags ... dual Expanded Department edge kleener p.m. at the Masonic Temple. 25 E. BUNCH ■ ^1^ BUNCH The jeans department at Regal's has moved to the main Center St. 6 9 * 4 9 * IN‘iil(‘4‘0 8 lal brilliant headlight ... top-fllling dis­ floor where four fitting rooms have been ad^ed. Regal's will Setups will he provided. The MANClIIvSTEH The continue to stock the major brands, including Levi's and charge is $12 a couple and ticke ts are IDAHO BAKING Ihiiled Pentecoslal Church posable dust >bag. Wrangler in almost every size and color. available by eonlaeling Tom Lowery, GRAPEFRUIT will have its regular .ser­ Wonderful selection of 102 Briarwood Drive. 'Oyezz " wili PINK a WHITE vice and Bible study coats in styles that are ab­ play for dancing POTATOES lonighi al 7 :lll at the solutely the newest. Sin­ church, 1117 Woodbi idge SI, gle and double breasted, Everyone is welcome belted, hooded... what- (Coventry Office Closes «ver you prefer, you'll find I’n'.sliv h'l iaii in this greet group. All now COVENTRY — The oftice of the town clerk will be closed Thursday and Friday while the clerk attends the 5 1 7 9 * 6 / * l . M A N t'll E S T E R A t^ioncdlofs. Sizes 8-18, semiannual town clerks' conference in Cromwell. 14W-24M. model 1424. SHOES FOn MEN 1 prayer iiieeling is However, the office w ill be open, both days, until 5:30 scheduled lor lonighl al 7 p.m. for the issuing of fishing licenses only. Fi.shing’ CALIFORNIA YELLOW YELLOW a I th e P r e s b y I e r 1 a II lieen.ses w ill also be available at Jevell's in the Meadow- Church. 43 Spruce St brook Plaza. Route 44A. RIPE The Christlan Brigade ONIONS and Pioneer (In Is w ill also ORANGES BANANA'S mcel al 7 al the church (ihriNliiiii S«‘ifiM‘«‘ MOTHERS DAY MAY 13 MANCHESTER The 2 1 2 9 ' 4 1 * 1 . First Church ol Clirisl. e / » i . Scienlisl. will have its regular meeling, including H l-C leslimonies ol hc.ilmg, •PEPSI COLA, PEPSI LIGHT, HEILMAN'S lonighl ,d 11 at die church, & MOUNTAIN DEW FRUIT MAYONNAISE 147 N .M.mi Si DRINKS 32 Oz. The Chrislian Scicnci' 40 Oz. Reading Room. Ti7 E Center Si . is open In the public Mondays Ihrongh Fridays Irom HI ,i m lo 3 6 . . „ * 1 . 2 9 4 9 ' * 1 . 3 3 p III and the lirsi ,nid Ihird sa v e *5 Thursd.iv ol each monlh SUNSWEET HUNT'S WINOROOK Irom 7 lo II p 111 . exeepi on wooden stools PAMPER'S holidavs TODDLERS PRUNE TOMATO SUGAR 9 * 9 3 reg. 14.98 12 Ct. 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ClIM Our own fine quatty, plump bed pNlows in a choice of REGAVS ticks. Corded all around. Ik i hmtiiN I ilou^oX^(*Hqle SUOOR. MANCHESTtufVElWON CAMPBELLS CREAM OF MUSHMOM SOUP 649:9240 ' OKN THURS. OFEN(Di»rO30SaO/TnnW9 / OidvK>-e>'SM 14530 BAKED MANS BUSS EmRMINATOR COMPANY MTES TIL 9 P.M. 917 MAIN STREET 10V4 OZ. 945 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER 4/»1 1 6 0 2 . 2 / M DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Wed . April 18, 1979 CofC Plans Energy Radio Show EVENING nc.f\rtL.L/. HERALD, Wed., weu.. ftpruApril 18,10, jy/v—1979- rPAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER — The Greater Manchester utilities, manufacturing, and oil fuel, the planned to enable discussions of specific Koad Improvements Wait for Solution to Traffic Chamber of Commerce has announced the in­ Energy Advisory Council began to compile in­ issues while building in a feature that will IK C K K C im ;\ k s o \ crease tralfie on its street. using these roads. itiation of a new radio series ‘‘Fw as on formation for distribution. Among its first have Council members answering question Manchester officials have said would lace traffic problems until million bond is.sue lor the Buckland lli-ralil Ki-|i(»rlrr One of the streets that would be most vehicles now using Burnham "We don’ t want to throw away Energy" to be presented by the Chamber's projects was a joint effort with the state to en­ from listeners. affected by increased traffic is Plea­ such an alternate route is built. 1-291. Industrial Park. Ha r t f o r d — The Town of South Street will switch to the industrial money that could he used to resolve Energy Advisory Council in cooperation with courage local business to undertake energy Individuals from throughout the WINF sant Valley Road. South Windsor has lor instance, still is at least five Machestcr officials had testified Windsor docs not plan to make any road. South Windsor officials have the problem. We are not going to radio station w iN E . audits. listening area are invited to submit questions received funding to upgrade that years away, he said. Monday that leaving the street open improvements to Pleasant Valley said most will use its roads. reconstruct those streets without a Scheduled Thursday at 8:30 p.m. "Focus on As the Energy Advisory Council continued or suggestions in writing to "Focus on street and a couple of others in the Young, who testilied (or three could lead to a lawsuit, and such a s r u F f « t Road until a traffic problem it an­ Young said his town's number one solution to the problem, " Young said. liours Tuuesday, reviewed much of FInergy" marks the beginning of a new level of to accumulate information, much of it not Energy" Greater Manchester Chamber of area suit could make it difficult for the ticipates is resolved. priority is resolution of this expected He said several new road construc­ programming for the Chamber, generally seen, .several committee members Commerce. 257 E. Center Str. . Manchester Such improvement w ill not be the debate that has occurred between town to borrow money. Allan Young. South Windsor's town ini lux of traffic. Thus, he does not tion projects, including Ihterstate- The Chamber's Energy Advisory Council suggested exploring means of supplying area Selected questions will be read on the air and done, though, until an alternative is the neighboring towns aliout the D'Frcole. however, said the bond manager, spoke about his 'town's expect to make improvements on 291. have been mentioned and would was created 15 months ago as a vehicle to put residents with advice and guidance. answered by Energy Advisory Council lound to dead-ending Burnham Street proposed street closing. issue was not conditional on the members. plans during the Tuesday afternoon roads in the Pleasant Valley Road help handle some of the industrial the latest energy consuniption and conserva­ The format of "Focus on Energy" was in Manchester, Young said. "Wc wanted justilication (for the closing ot Burnham Street. session of the lengthy trial about the area until after another route is park tralfie that might travel tion data into tlie hands of the 325 Chamber Burnham Street is an east-west closing), " he said. "For us, it was He also said that if a lawsuit was m m closing of Burnham Street. found. through South Windsor. members residential-area road. Manchester such an obvious act to create a tiled about the street remaining The Town of Manchester has "Without an alternate to Burnham .fudge Mary Fitzgerald Aspcll f’ulling together Iwal experts representing promised residents it would close the problem tor us that wc didn't think it open, it probably would be resolved proposed to dead-end the street near Street, it will only encourage traflic asked Young whether the closing of areas such as building supplies, construction, road, and it also built a road through was justitied ' belore Manchester started to issue its intersection with Croft Drive. on Pleasant Valley Road, Clark Burnham Street might give South Another person who spoke Tuesday Itoiids to tiind the park project. "H it Rod*, R *N ^ cr*Nigb \ the industrial-park to handle some of Wimlsitr more leverage to force the *wW*l*, lur** *nd Soyth Windsor, however, has opposed Sireel and Chapel Road. " he said. - attorney Frank D'Ercolc — said D'Ercolc works lor the Hartford not*, *ink*r*. l**d *r*, ••I the traffic now traveling on Burnham state to complete an alternate road, lO o n«-out-ol * ^ ..bu*in****tock. AllII ' this step, which it has said will in­ "We want to discourage people from that leaving Burnham Sireel open law firm Robinson, Robinson and (dancer (Campaign I'oday A FEW EXAMPLES: SI root such as 1-'291. ind pricod way balow what th* would not atfei't tlie Town of *av*onyourfl*hlng Co'e and is tl)e bond counsel for the l ‘j*gltlm*t*’ *tor** g*t. Com* 4 K FT. SPM CAST OUTFIT Young said South Windsor still Manchester's vole on the $15.4- Town ol South Windsor. MANCHESTER - Two traditional drop by to thank them in person and AUTO political adver.saries are in agreement on collect the money. Rod, Ckisod Faco Reel Manchester Public Records at least one issue — that cancer is a The co-chairman of Manchester's 1979 FAMOUS BRANDS! lli n e t M il B* BM Tt Kt dreaded di.sease that can only be con- Cancer Crusade, atty. Richard Dyer, GARCIA, SOUTH BEND \\ UlTllllIX (Iced Dubaldo, Lesperance Real Estate &• Murphv, vinvl siding at 21 Waddell querered through a collective effort. With prai.sed Weinstein and Cummings for their REPAIRS IMS O U R U d C E M - Paul H. Lemirc and Lorraine Insurance doing business at 457 Road. $4,000! GYMNASTICS that agreement in mind, Richard Weins­ "Bipartisan effort " in raising money to SHAKESPEARE, KEY­ Leniirc to Thomas R Garcia and Center St. Norman Ross, wood stove at 48 DRIVEWAYS "Horn* of Mr. Qoodwrtnch” ( FT -iPK a -110110 cap Lynn A. Garcis, property at 116 Bret- New Classes Starting tein. republican town chairman, and Ted help fight cancer."(.'ancer is not selective, Multi Personnel. E.R.A. Multi llartland Road, $300. Fra* E$tlmat0$ Cummings, Democratic town chairman, it can afflict anyone," Dyer said. "Only by STONE AND OTHERS. SPNRI6R0DS ton Road. $51,500. Realty Relocation Co., and Multi Orange Improvement Co. lor Mike For Information Call will wage a "Campaign Against Cancer" everyone working together can we hope to • Complete Mechenlcel Service t .criiriciilc of allacliiiiciil Homos doing busino.ss at 457 Center Cerrigione, wood stove and chimney 646-3687 90Z.4tolMTN)MU.IEMIK Purnell Corp against Miles S. Quality Workmanship today. conquer the disease " • Collision Repair 0UR<9*» St. at 369 Burnham St.. $950. • New Adult Classes The "(Campaign Against Cancer " will Last year's walk down Main Street SPNRIGREE M sR«o Boutilier, property at 114 N. Main ,1. Michael OrUnvski doing business Bruce Brettschnoider, wood stove • Movement Classes and Materials involve Weinstein and Cummings cam­ raised $8(K) lor the Cancer Society. The • Auto Painting Gtf . IM VK. 4« UK HIM O SK FOOT wool a COM car St.. $1,200. as Park Mill Jovee Elower Shop at .36 at 68 West St., $800. paigning lor funds from merchants on walk featured Mayor Stephen Penny • Low Cost Service Rentals BOAT RODS I radc iiaioc- Oak St Sabrina Fools tor Boberl Fleming, • Pre-School Gymnastic* — age* 3 & up Buy early and save! Main Street Letters have been .sent ahead playing his bagpipes and then Deputy FuMMMMDMCBUlLKJUIMe Robert T. Barker doing business as Itoildiiig pci'inil> in ground pool at '81 Lodgecrest • GIrls/Boys Gymnastics — all ags* to local businesses requesting donations, Police (,'hief Richard .Sartor collecting * Factory Trained Technicians LrM"^0UR»12’» Automatic Alarm & Security H.A. Lozier Inc. lor Donald and Terrarc. $4,500. • Competitive Program* Available SPIN REEL Esther 11. Riordan doing business explaining that the town chairmen would funds from merchants • Chargelarge ’With Master Charge Ctf 2S0 VK Its UK «"* O Linda LaPlanto, recicalion room at John Brozna. tool shed at 96 Pine 644-3302 • 24 Hour Wrecker Service SOf-OOSM KnUTD as Realty Trust, in care ol Philip .33 Hilliard St.. $2,000. St., toot shed, $75. AUTOMATIC CLOSED FACE MSSNAR S P O C K H Choma. 132 Lamplighter Drive. Donald Case, lence at 96 Elorence Better Homes ol Now England lor WORMROXES Toma's Inc. of Elmwood no longer WININGER’S GYMNASTICS C.A.B. Fair To Include Bikes Tel. 646-6464 SPWNHK: MINI REEL J " CANVAS CREEL ■SI , $300. ,lohn Rood, root at 683 llartlord (Mr t O * 0 doing business in Manchester. Bill Tunsky for Harvey Duplin, Road, roof, $750. SCHOOL MANCHESTER Manchester's fourth film. "The Day the Bicycles 4.1tol-7SYDS#6LME$llK O J 2 « lA 6 9« Lesperanre insuranre Agency, vinyl siding at 63 Tanner St.. $3,000. Edward J. Sargalski, chimney and Construction Co. Lespcrancc Real Estate E R A and 511 East Middle Tpka. Manchester annual Health Fair won't be just Disappeared." Vilb. SPOOLS Monofilament Line Bari Construction Co. for Alice wood stove at 103 Sunnvbrook Drive, brtK'hures, .screening tests and displays. They will also show what it's like to ride s«tof 4 » a w i m $550.______^______One of the fair's features will be the on bicycle rollers with a 10-speed, indoors. II4 to #25 T e s t stool usonasrooNUNKs appearance of the Silk City Cyclists, Club members will also tell about the Manchester's bicycle touring club, whose group's Sunday bicycle tours, and how to ALSO; A MCE CLEAN STAPLE GROCERY STOCK at CHEAP PRICES: A PLASTIC Delay Sought booth will be "Pedal to Keep Fit." join the club. JMNISEWARES STOCK; STEREO SPEAKER LOT, From SOUWESNN; BLAIiK K DECKER Club literature will be available as well The Health Fair will be Tuesday, April HOSE REPAIR & COUPLMO KITS, and 4 attadmient GARKN MULTWATORS. as tips on riding techniques and some 24, from 2 to 7 p.m. in the Manchester d i On Rail Line straight talk about bicycle maintenance. High School cafeteria and gymnasium OVERMTL TODDLER, AND SUPER I YTIME DISPOSABLE DIAPER SECONDS, REBUILT In addition, there will lie a bicycle safety AND (M AM Nm O WET & DRY SHOP VACS, Etc. ALL GEHUME B M ^ l CHEVROLET Now fft OUH MANCHESTER — Stephen Cas.sano, a member of the OPEN THURSDAY 10-9 Town Board of Directors, and residents of Grissom Road MMH Hiring for Programs FBI. 10-9. SAT. 10-8 have asktd the state Legislature to delay any appropria­ UMUlfi- Mp«i tion for a proposed railroad line until more study is done. MANCHESTER - Manchester The programs are a transitional living 1229 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER CORNER HARTFORD The residents last week attended a meeting of the Memorial llos[)ital has begun luring per­ program and an emergency mental health Board of Directors to express concern about a proposal to sonnel lor the two mental health service (crisis intervention). revive a freight rail line from Manchester to Willimantic. progf.'ims made possible by a $9(1 000 state GMOUAliTY ROAD & PINE ST. The Independent Living Program will Such a line had operated at one time, but the tracks were grant saivici MRTS llliiil permit the early discharge of patients MANCHESTER torn out several years ago. Paul Moss, assistant hospital ad­ from mental hospitals to a community en­ aDU KAL MOTORS nu n s DIVISION Since the tracks were removed, homes have been built ministrator, said that as .soon as all per­ vironment . 649-7782 in the Grissom Road area near where the tracks had sonnel is hired the programs will begin been. The residents expressed fear that such a revival of the rail line would depreciate their property values and create a safety hazard for their children. The All New Sealy Rest Extrordlnaire - Built for Comfort and Proper Support. The proposed bill before the state Legislature would appropriate $7 million to reinstall the track and provide freight service between Manchester and Willimantic. Cassano and some of the residents attended a meeting of the General Assembly's Committee on Finance, Revenue and Bonding to protest such a proposed ap­ propriation. They asked that the issue be studied in more detail spring fling of fashion values...now at before any money is appropriated.. "I get the impression there are many unanswered ------V X ------questions," Cassano said. He said the complete economic and social impact of installing such a line should be in­ vestigated. “ We have no evidence whatsoever of the economic feasibility of this line. " he said The previous railroad service apparently had gone bankrupt, and the tracks were removed, he said. The removal of the tracks had led prospective homeowners to believe that the rail service was being discontinued permanently. Because of concerns about such a line, the residents have asked for a complete study of the proposal. The committee will vote on the proposed appropriation, which was passed unanimously by the Transportation Committee.

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— ■ fM. t M t • SM. * M I PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979 Vernon OKs t { * *- f Landlords File Lawsuit EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979- PAGE NINE VERNON - Following through with remarks made at Jack Anderson P lan ‘ the user charges. CETA a public hearing, several Vernon apartment owners have fBaurhratpr The recommended charge is $35 per dwelling unit for VERNON — With one of the objec­ filed a suit in Tolland County Superior Court, against the Manchester — A City of Village Charm Town of Vernon and challenging the sewer user charges multi-family units. Many of the landlords asked the town How Dried Out Must Billy Be? tions of suburban towns to entering to use a meter system to determine rates. Founded Oct. 1, 1881 into a Hartford Area CETA Consor­ adopted recently. There is another case pending in court against the tium eliminated or at least eased, the The five who filed the suit a re ; Marie Filloramo. owner Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square. WASHINGTON — In a voice husky performed any services for the Li­ must have cost the Libyans over $50,- shipments to Libya. All but two town. This was filed by Amerbelle Corporation which has Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711. Vernon Town Council Monday night of a Rau Street apartment complex; Robert Ludwig, from booze and laryngitis, Billy byan government. 000. Georgia congressmen have asked said that an agreement made with the former City of voted to empower Mayor Frank manager of the Eastbrook Apartments 6n E, Main Street Carter recently joked with reporters The Justice Department asked We flew to Tripoli to piece together President Carter in a private March Roikvillc. in 1956. exempts it from paying the user i W l Memt>ef. Audit Bureau of Circulation f/ember Unded P'e&s inieinationai MCoy to enter into the agreement. and the Regan Court apartments, for owner James about his Libyan connection. He Carter three months ago to explain the story. We learned that the 21 to letter to "sell twelve L-lOO’s and Gessay; Jack Gorr, owner of multifamily dwellings on charge, riiis involves a right-of-way agreement. The proposed agreem ent now Customer Service — 647-9946 Harold E Turkington, Executive Editor alluded to his big mouth, which has his relationship with the Libyans, but Georgians had discussed establishing associated support worth ap­ I leasanl Street: and James B. Coleman, owner of the makes a number of compromises and Raymond f.- Robinson. Editor-Publisher Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor lost friends and alienated people. The he has not responded. Meanwhile, we a corporation to handle Libyan in­ proximately $200 million" to Libya. Chase Garden apartments on Progress Avenue. concessions and shows great im­ Libyans, he cracked, “are the best have conducted our own investiga­ vestments in the United States. The L-lOOs and C-130s are basically provement, Mayor McCoy said. The landlords claim they were not given adequate Cop Attends Seminar friends I got in the world right now." tion of Carter's Libyan caper. "They were eager to relieve Libya of the same aircraft. The Consortium Task Force said it notice of a public hearing on the rate. They named as SOUTH WINDSOR — Patrolman E. Thomas Field of Opinion But to Justice Department of­ Carter was put together with the some of its petro dollars," an From all accounts, Billy was not is its feeling that four basic areas of - F- defendants, besides the town, Henry Butler, town clerk; the Police Department has attended a three-day auto ficials, it is no Libyans through Mario Lianza. an American diplomat told us. his usual fun-loving, beer-swilling, concern have been addressed in the Joseph Belanger, chairman of the Sewer Authority; theft seminar in Hartford. laughing matter. Atlanta real estate operator, at the Significantly, Carter tsalked to the urinating-on-lhe-wall self in Tripoli. new agreement. The agreement Charlene D. Krumm, secretary of the authoirty; and Field joined more than 100 law enforcement officers .1 Sylvia Wilson, tax collector. They want to Libyans' urging. Lybia's charged af­ Libyans about lifting the freeze on He was taken aside by U.S. embassy gives the towns equal status with the from police departments throughout the state for the Con­ The plaintiffs filed for a temporary injunction to pre­ Expediency Needed know how Presi­ eight 01.10 transport planes, which officials and cautioned about the City of Hartford; resolves the necticut based insurance company sponsored series. fairs in Italy, Gibrill Shalouf. vent the town from enforcing the user charge ordinance. 'sensitive nature" of Libyan- employment policy of the City of The meetings were intended to help coordinate efforts, dent Carter's reached in Rome, told us that he had the Libyans have purchased from the Hartford; outlines the legal and A hearing on the matter is scheduled for April 26 at 10 to curb auto theft and its impact on insurance premiums. The early morning fire of severely limited the use of the younger brother helped arrange the invitatioii for United States but which Washington American relations. Thereaffer, he a.m. at the courthouse. was the model of decorum. financial re.sponsibility of Hartford Marv K. (iolemiin JuincH I). SiearriH April 7 which destroyed the auditorium for other purposes became so close Carter. has held up, intelligence sources told and has an allocation policy written The user charge was due Feb. 15 and some of the to the Libyans, An entourage of eight Georgia our reporter Avivah Swirsky. The He responded to a long welcoming into it., landlords have already paid some money to the town. student center at the main such as rehearsals and faculty who have granted politicians and businessmen, in­ planes have been gathering mildew speech with a simple, polite "Thank It Will be the duty of the Con.sor- They are asking that the town refund the money already campus of Manchester Com­ and student meetings. for five years on the Lockheed you." His host, Ahmed Shahiti, head paid in and to determine if the ordinance is valid. arms and asylum to international cluding state senators Floyd Hudgins tium Policy Steering Committee to VHarrt munity College destroyed According to the tow of­ grounds at Marietta, Ga. of Libya's foreign liaison office, later plan for and operate manpower They claim it isn't valid because the town didn't give pzkrdrists and have befriended some and Henry Russell, accompanied the Two Area Youths more, than just a building. The Georgians and Libyans alike delivered an after-dinner speech them written or other direct notice of a Dec. 4 hearing on ficials, the cost for replacing of the world's most notorious rogues president's brother to Libya. They programs in accordance with the To criticizing U.S. support of Israel. But . rules, regulations, assurances and The fire also destroyed a and equipment the building and renegades. traveled first class, stayed at the denied that the controversial planes Carter scrupulously avoided any certifications of CETA. portion of the college which with a similar structure and Billy Carter told reporters that his best hotels and were shown around had been discusses. But competent The Steering Committee will be Merit Scholars college officials have termed only interest in Libya is to promote Rome and Tripoli in chauffeur-driven sources insisted that the Libyans political report. equipment would be $750,000 to He also patiently played the role of made up of eight members, four as the hub of activities and Libyan-Ameri'can friendship. But the cars. hoped to use the president's brother from the City of llarifnrd and four Two area youths have been named Glastonbury High School in January. $1 million depending on infla­ Justice Department is trying to The Libyans picked up all the bills to get their planes released. the president's brother, shaking cho.sen by non-llarlford members of winners of the corporate-sponsored He hopes to attend Deep Springs college life. tion. determine whether he has stepped and handed out gifts, including an Most members of the Georgia con­ hands at an embassy garden recep­ the consorlium Of the four non- four-year Merit Scholarships. They College in California. The two-year The center served as a stu­ While arrangements have across the legal line and should expensive leather saddle for Carter. gressional delegation, meanwhile, tion and visiting American children Hartford members, two will be from are Mary F. Coleman of 29 Austin college is located on a ranch in a FOOD WAREHOUSE dent lounge and also housed been made to finish out the register as a foreign agent. This One source familiar with the have joined Billy Carter in trying to at the Oil Company school. towns with populations of 40,000 or Drive, Vernon, and .lames D. Stearns" wilderness area and is run by the the hotel and food service would be required by law if he has arrangements estimated that the trip break the ban on military transport Sources differ, however, on Billy more; one from a town with a pop­ ol 5.1 Carriage Drive, Glastonbury. students as a community experience. semester with what facilities Carter's reaction to the cultural management program, the ulation between 20,000 to 40,fK)0; and The two youths are among 1,450 Stearns attended the college last Ow Ion eoiry day ^rieo on there are available, the shock of spending a week in a country one from a town with a population of high school seniors in the country summer under a Telluride Associa­ cook and baker training replacement of the center by T that prohibits alcohol. Some say he less than 20,000, whose scholarships are financed by tion Summer Program Scholarship program and the school didn't touch a drop, except on U.S. The agreement slates the authority 294 corporations, foundations, September is imperative. and that is when he decided he property at the embassy reception. that will be retained by consortium professional associations, unions and G lad nurse’s office, bookstore, wanted to go there, Mrs. Stearns Others confide that he managed to members. Members will set their Irusis that participate as Merit said. Stearns' main interests are in veterans’ affairs office and The ultimate step in own loeal program goals; establish Program sponsors. outdoor activities such as T rash keep his whistle wet. dining facilities. replacing the building is up to Libya's revolutionary leader, priorities for their own allocation; Miss Coleman, daughter of Mr. and backpacking and skiing. He has also In our opinion the loss to the evaluate the programming within Mrs. .lames Coleman, is a .senior at served as a IJttle League volunteer B a g s the state. Muammar Qaddafi, was away from their town and sucii Rockville High School and plans to umpire and enjoys music. college is well known and the The state is responsible for Tripoli during the Carter visit. He Members, in the event they aren't lake a pre-med course. He is interested in learning through need for replacing the facility providing the funds through a left it to his top associates to enter­ .satisfied with the execution of the She has been accepted by Smith experience, rather than the is generally accepted. combination of the insurance tain the Georgians. But he com­ program, upon written notiec to College, the University of Connec­ traditional academic schooling, said A point made by officials of settlement and appropriations. plained to us afterward about the ban other parties, may withdraw from ticut and St .Joseph College and said Mrs. Stearns. After he graduated 87*, on the C-llOs. participation in the agreement right now she is leaning toward from Glastonbury High, he took a 30- the school however, is the dire It is also responsible for the "The United States is behaving as UConn although she hasn't fully day bus ride by himself through the necessity of having a similar necessary paper work to make a thief," he grumped, "they didn’t Cn'HififId Tiifr Suh* OriwrSlorM E H 3 made up her mind. United States and Canada. $ if0 9 building performing similar a new building a reality. give us planes. They didn’t give us MANCIIESTEH — Fenwood ekarfo 01 noeli 01 She was chosen Vernon Junior Miss Miss Coleman's scholarship is IliHR lii even our money back. Of course, the Manor, the .self-care .section at Crest- earlier this year and as the talent functions available for the The college officials have funded by Aetna Life and Casualty. money we have given the United field Convalescent Home, will have a portion of the program she did an Stearns is by the Travelers Clubs. beginning of the fall semester called the cooperation from States, if we had kept it, would now lag sale .Saturday from 10 a m. to 4 Irish Step dance. The corporate scholarships THE NnmE TO REfnEfTIBER in September. You eon eounf on us for luuingi the state so far “impressive” become double because of the in­ p.m., at 565 Vernon SI Rain date is She has been an honor student average annual stipend is more than Carroll Maddox, director of April 2B and said they were told funds terest." through her four years of high school $1,150 or $4,600 for four years of SktiMR't fN U i Proeeeds from the sale will benefit and was class treasurer for her college. The stipends may be higher college relations and Dr. for the replacement of the Footnote; Billy Carter not only the residents' aetivity fund freshman and .sophomore years. or lower depending on the winner’s tf EAnrSt Fm S WiriliMM Herbert Bandes, dean of ad­ building and equipment will be failed to respond to the Justice Department’s question about his Li­ Srwer (loininiHsion She is a member of the Honor family financial circumstances and missions, both praise the state made available. Society and has served on the Student the costs of attending the college the at VimdWlii Sqmwe for its quick action in making byan relationship but refused to SOUTH WINOSOH The .Sewer Council, the Drama Club, as a 205 Spencer Street The actual construction of a answer a grand jury's questions scholar chooses. Route 83, Talcottville, Ct. arrangements so the Commission will hold a Publie member ol the staff of The Rambler, This is the first of three groups of If "nr* klart similar building is sirriplified, about curious loans to the Carter Mon., T u b s ., Wed. 10-5:30 Thurs., Fri. 10-9 MANCHESTER Hearing on Sewer User Fees April 24 I he .school new.spaper, was a member winners to be named under the Merit educational process at the according to Dr. Bandes, who peanut works. He is drying out at the Sat. 9:30-5:30 0|ien Monday thru at 7:;in p til in the Town Hall Council of the former Girls Alhletic Associa­ Scholar program. The other two school could continue with explained the concrete slab of I.,nng Beach, Calif., naval hospital ( hambers. I’lie lu*aring will consider tion, the Zonia Club and the Prom categories are National Merit $1,000 Saturday 9: am to 9; pm minimal interruption. 'eb’i' where he is also unavailable to com­ public opinion regarding a propo.sal Commillee the original building is still in­ HUtMt N.s.B. liil» Kleelion win over the Milwauke Brewers. Captain Call Yastrzemski had a such things as fair housing. '20 years ago. Before retiring in 1966, of his teammates, Fred Lynn "'Bui who knows? 1 might change Harvey said racism exists in all parts .social services in the public and town will pick up our proposal, but The blasi into the right field seals homer for Boslon and l.ynn, .lim "Housing can he built without he had been employed as a foreman MANCHESTER - The French started out strong last season, hack lo my old style if tilings don'l (,'ommunity Oevelopment funds" of the country — but they agreed that private .sector. Mrs. Pat Schardt. we will have the privilege of presen­ Club of Manchester will meet Friday was l.viin's sixth homer ot the young Hiee and Dwight F.vans added Ihe at Hamilton Standard Division of but his bat wilted during the .\merii an l.eagiie season, and second keep going for me. But, there are Gerrv Harvey, chairwoman of the other factors al.sd contributed. United Technologies Corp,. Windsor pre.sident of Manchester Community ting it to the Board of Directors." she at 8 p.m. at Orange Hall for election other Bills. in as many games. But. l.ynn said the .situations where we might need a group, said, "I and others will work Another Republican director. Locks, lor 30 years. Service ('ouncil. said. said. ot officers. Reservations for the red-hot pennant stretch. "1 don't know whether it's the blow came about as much by aeei- home run, and now 1 have the eon- very hard to get housing built or Peter OiHosa, "said he is hopeful He is also survived by a son, The council's executive com- .Members of the council's executive dinner will be made at this meeting. So. tho Golden Glove ecnterfielder weights or what's helped Freddie, dent as by design lideme to go lor it. " l.ynn said. perhaps old factory buildings con­ Community Development projects Joseph E. .Morissette Jr. of East decided lo do something ahout it in hut 1 hope he keeps il up, " said " I bad two strikes on me. and 1 was Milwaukee Manager George verted into housing units." that have been started can be com­ flartlord: eight daughters. Miss Ihe oB-season. Boston Manager Don Zimmer. just trying lo proleel the plate," said Bamherger won't dispute results ol I m not angry, just worried about pleted before the June 30 deadline. Ruth MoUssette and Mrs. Bronislaw "I worked out on a Nautilus '.Vinning reliever Tom Burgmeier, l.ynn, whose six homers lead Ihe l.ynn' new hilling style. wild gained llie victory liy tlirowing the future of Manchester." Hobert "I would hate to see things go un- I Lucy I f’acekonis. both of East Hart- Manchester Police Report mai'hine three limes a week all linished. " he said. winler. I didn't do it as much lo gain majors "He got a slider up and in, Hey, the guy hit a home run. Look only ^ine pitcli, was chided hv his Kauchcr. a JOIN member, .said lord. Mrs. Frank iloletel Tomaiuolo al his slats, and you'll see that wasn't ■ There were fears perpetuated by .Surpri.sed by the turnout. DiKo.sa power as I did to be stronger and I gill a good piece of it. " teammates lor llie easy outing. ol Manchester. Mrs. Jandira Cooney MANCHESTER — Two young men Other arrests Tuesdav included I.yiin said there's more than just the lirsi one. .\nd I'll hel il won't he some aspiring politicians in town said the town board now will imple­ Deborah L. Garceau, '23, of Coventry Ihroughout the season. " he .said. "There liave been amt will he times of Hartford. .Mrs. John (EdnaI were arrested in the process of a Milton K. Collins. 57. of 30 the added strength helping his hil­ Ihe last. We ll just have to torgel this who don't care what they do to get t ment exactly what the voters sup­ and Robert E. Worden, 22, of 147 I.ynn's body-building routine is will'll you go out and pileli like liell Kelley of Billerica. Mass.. Mrs. burglary at Manchester Moving and Shudycrest. East Hartford, who was ling one and go gel 'em tomorrow,'m lor six inning and give up a liome where they want to get. " he said. ported. Maria .losedith O'Connell of Parker St. Worden's arrest was in paying oil Storage. 80 Colonial Road, early charged with operating a motor vehi­ He displayed more ol his new- l \e made an adjustment with my Bamherger said. Zinsser expressed concern that "They got their chance to speak, (.'rortiwell. Mrs, Elizabeth Markley Tue.sday. connection with an accident at 10:25 run and gel heat It's not importani cle under the intluence of alcohol. loiiml iiiiiscle Tuesday alleriioon by hands I'm kee|iing them lower, and Sixlo l.eziano led the Milwaukee wlio or how we won, liiil that we won, Manchester not be viewed as racisi and that's it, " he said. of I'ortland, Maine, and Mrs. James I’olice said officers observed the [i.in. at East Center and Main Court date is .May 1. belling a one-mil, two-run liomei" in thal's making me iip|iereiit Ihe hall. ollense wilh a limner, a ilouhle and perimi," lie said iFernandinai Sinacore of Hazard- two park a van across the street from streets. His vehicle struck the rear of Mary E. Wilcox. 20. ot .Norwich Ihe ninlli oil lormer Bed Soxer I.asi vear. I would hit tlie hall haid. lour BBls while I.arrv llisle drove in ville: 36 grandchildren and eight Ihe business and proceed to the was charged with misuse ol registra­ one driven by Lisa E. Baker, 17, of 19 great-grandchildren. business. One of the men was found tion plates and operating an un­ Lewis St. Court date for all of the Limbering Up Run Woman Leaving The luneral is Thursday with a under a large moving van with tools above is May 1. registered motor vehicle. Court date Limbering up yesterday at her home after taking part in Mon­ mass at 10 a m. at St. Bartholomew's in his hands. Arrested at the scene is May 1. An employee of Rogers Corp. Phils Rout Church. 741 E, .Middle Turnpike. were Howard D. St. Pierre, 23. of 86 Stephen L. Berry. 33. of Bloomfield reported the theft of $450 worth of day's Boston Marathon was Manchester housewife, Susan .Manchester. Burial will be in St. Barnforth Road, Vernon, and Keith fishing equipment from the trunk of Sinatra. Joining in were her children, March,4, and Step, 3. Guidry Wins First was charged with misuse ot registra­ Because of Vote James Cemetery. .Manchester. R, Gemmell. 21, of 55 Lake St. They tion plates. Court date is May 1. his car parked in the Rogers parking (Herald Photo by Yost) Pittsburgh lot while he was at work Tuesday ■ That's what she told Mrs. ('arr. Holmes Funeral Home. 400 .Main were each charged with third-degree Three arre sts on charges of MANCIIKSTKR - The night. SX-SS!Sr3SSSSCt» NEW YORK lUI’l) - II Ihe I'liis morning. St., Manchester, is in charge of larceny 'The only item stolen was a operating a motor vehicle under the moratorium on the town's involve­ arrangements. mirror from one of the company's Turnpike TV, 272 W. Middle Turn­ Philadelphia Phillies' 13-2 rout of Ihe ment with Ihe lederal (,'ommunity The woman looked much older than intluence of liquor were made I’here are no calling hours. trucks. They were released on non­ against the following persons pike. reported the theft of a TV and a As Jackson Delivers Pittshurgh Pirates Tue.sday nighl her 53 years and seemed really .Development lilock Grant program surety bonds for court April 30. iiand truck from a company van late H e r a ld was a preview of their season. is already driving at least one poor beaten. Mrs. (,'arr said. At first, "she The family suggests that any Tuesdav night and earlv todav: Paul DetrmI heal Kansas City, 6-3, memorial gifts may be made to the Monday night or early Tuesday, ■ NEW YORK (UPD - Ron Manager Danny Ozark is all for it person out ol town. ac<"ording to Mrs. coiihln talk and then began to cry. M M-,;.|)„nald. 28. o f'lll lloll ,St.. California trimmed Minnesota, 6-0, American Cancer Society, 237 E. Guidry finally owns a victory. |American League Chicago downed Tnronto, 6-1, Hoslon Bill amid Ihe carnage at Three Nancy (^arr, executive director of the She told me that people don't want A n g le Rivers -Stadium a careful Ozark Center St.. Manchester. Well, just 20 or 25 to go. nipped Milwaukee, 6-5, and Oakland Manchester Area Gonference of her here and that people don t want would mil he swept along wilh his edged Seattle, 6-5. rluirches low-ineoine housing because they goal of all com­ the ecnler-lield tenee by Garry Mad­ Owner of Inn Faces experience running — and finishing year's 25-3 record, but then again, he dox, who said, "The grand slam was unofficially in the Boston Marathon petitors. may nnt have to. The Yankees have "It was cold at the start and fini.sh, the lirsi lime 1 ever saw him pitch I on Monday won three in a row and give in­ In .M e m o r iu m but in between you had to run to keep eouldn’l lind anyone who really knew "I can't walk today," was the first dications they may not struggle this Bottle Club Charges In lovinK memory of Walter Smoluk, who passed warm. I was plenty cold after I anything ahoiil Romo, so I just went uwav April 18. 1068 response from the mother of two pre­ season. lip there ready to swing” BOLTON—.loseph I’arlapiano, 37, finished," she recalled. with Ihe investigation id an accident '■ (Ill ri’ mil lulljullfn l.iDifr (Inn school children when queried about "We haven't begun to light yet, " And Maddox was ready to swing all of Route 44A, was arrested Tuesday Last June, Sinatra ran in the three- on l.lynwood Drive. I’olice said ,Ni»i CUT 'li.itl Mill Ih> her experience in running her first said Guidry, who struck out 10 and night, as he and fellow outfielder on a warrant charging him with three \S lilML’ *l^ lllc .iml inn lllll\ I.ISl mile feature run as part of the New Szaleczki's car was traveling north, marathon. She was only kidding. walked two. "I hope we don't Bake MeBiide eomhined lor three counts ol promoting an illegal hottle Uc >ll.l1l M'llICmlifi Die■f England Relays at Manchester Com­ crossed Ihe road, struck an anchor "My thighs are pretty sore, but struggle as much It's too much 6ports homers, nine RBI and eight hits. cluh He Is one ol Ihe owners of Mr. Siidiv iinssfd bv outside of that, I feel great," the munity College and was timed in anxiety " lence in a private yard and continued l)(ii)jiliifr, snn-m liiw McBride drove in five rims on two I’ s Cabaret Inn on Route 44A. Manchester woman said as she "about 36 minutes” Guidry provided liis fans a little ■ TODAY on to strike a garage. There was .■ml kir.iiHli iiiidrcn Before Boston, the farthest the Silk homers and two singles and Mike Stale I’olice said the arrest was Ihe reflected on her experience. anxiety early this season, losing his damage to the garage and a car Towner ran was 12 miles. Schmidt added a solo shot, Maddox result ol a continuing investigation of 111 M l • iim ria iM Tennis, skiing, swimming arid first start, failing lo finish his se­ scoring single and Milt May followed [>aik(*d inside it. No court date was While June's husband, Steve, a two-run double in the eighth. Il was also had three singles. Ihe cabarel Other arrests were In Idudl' MB'IIIMPV »t W.iltiT Sninluk wlui piisst-d horseback riding are all "extras" in cond, then finally relieving against more than enough. given practicing M.D. in Manchester, has wilh a Iwo-riin double in pacing the Bill Robinson hit a two-run homer, made aboiil a week ago I’arlapiano • w.is \|iMl IH 1%H the active life of the housewife who Chicago Saturday. "Guidry looked good," said New Tigers in llieir third straight victory. not been able to find time to train his second ot the year, in (he first in­ was released on a cash bond for Hfsl in iViicc llf.l r loving hijsliaml jogged a little before taking up run­ His total record came to 0-1. with York manager Bol) Lemon. "He had Viigi'Is (t. 'I'llills 0 K«‘lurii I’lfdfir Sheds properly, the two Sinatra youngsters, ning for all the Pirates' scoring. appearance in eoiirt in Rockville on I'.lcU'ii liinv u ’.ll's 1ll.Uf |).issfd .iw.n ning seriously two years ago, 4.97 ERA. Flven this early in the it all together He looked like the guy Nolan Hyan pilehed a four-hitter — In other National League games. MAN(,T1E.STER — All youngsters ^ .Ilf ...... >mi iMlI .Ilf livini: March 4, and Step, 3 have already May I In Dll' Ilf lifts i:il Dll.sf 1\llt) Sl.D "It's great to be out there, running, season that amounts to a very un- who won 25 games last .season. " his 3Hlh career shiitoiil — and Willie Monireal edged (he New York Mels, kennelh N. Szaleczki, 21, of who have registered for the Junior all alone without any cares or started to learn the ABCs ol jogging. Guidrylike figure. He discussed the ■'Me looked good, agreed Aikens Iril a .sold homer as the Angels Howlathon to help strike out .Siidlv iiussfd hv •-'•I ■ - Colonial Drive. Holton, was charged Wilf worries," she explained. problem wilh fellow Yankee pitcher Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver. siioiled Ihe Twins' home opener in Monday with reckless driving, muscular dystrophy, through their This wasn’t was the case in Boston Dick Tidrow. "Heck, we only got three hits ' tronl of a record crowd of .'17,270, driving an unregistered motor vehi­ schools must return all pledge sheets ‘Pleased, Excited’ "We just got to talking. I didn't National League In M<‘iiioriaiii when 7,852 registered runners and Unlil .laekson hit that hanging \\ liilc Siiv (i. Blue Jays I cle, driving while licen.se is under to their sidiool olfice by Ihe end of hundreds, possible thousands, more Call it a personal accomplishment. know what was wrong," Guidry said. curve into Ihe right-lield seals. Francisco Barrios and Mike Proly school on Thursday, or to the In luvink! miI’lllnl V ol \S itliiiiii Km liter who died suspension, and illegal use id plates •\|iiil IH IHTri joined in the run from Hopkinton to "I was pleased, excited and "f felt good, but nothing was Guidrv and Mike Flanagan holli eomhined on a three-hiller in 5-4, in 12 innings, Chicago heat St, The arrest was made in connection I’arkade Lanes belore bowling their the Prudential Center, thrilled to have taken part in the working." looked like the aces lhat they are irilching Ihe While Sox to victory score. l,\fi'. i|,i\ 111 '.iMIlf slU.111 W.1% Wi CARRY ALL THCSl FAMOUS BRANDS- Louis, 5-3. Cincinnati defeated Atlan­ Mfiiclifs .It tOil MItllf mil w.i\ "I guess I was a tomboy in high Boston Marathon yesterday," Bob Tidrow reminded Guidry of last "I guess fans like to see two over tlie Blue .lays. Rowling day .schedules will appear I line .llllt M’.ll > ml 1 sWiMK In school and college (Emory College in Digan explained Tuesday morning, season, when baiters couldn't hit the Iritcliers like that go against each \*s (i. Mai'incrs .5 ta, 7-4, -San Diego nipped San Fran­ Kill Imu- .111(1 nIlfllK• Ilfs iifVff dif • ADMIRAL • HSHER • MAYTAG in Thur.sday's Herald •mm Atlanta) and sports just came adding, "although I only finished 13 left-hander's stuff, even when they other." Lemon said, "But I'd rather .lim Essian's two-oul single in the cisco. 4-3, and I,os Angeles heal Lottery S.idh imsstnl liv • AMANA • FRIGIDAIRE • RCA • WESTINGHOUSE naturally,” she noted as she jogged miles. knew il was coming. Guidry decided see just one ace out there — mine. ninth inning scored Mitchell Page Houston, 1(1-6. \S lit' d.iii^liU’i' Mtii in l.iw. i;\po« Mein I l{c|MM-t (iiinl.H Issued several times with her children "It was a personal high in distance. to resume challenging the hitters. wilh the run that gave the Oakland d.inili litldtri) .mil • CALORIC • GENERAL ELECTRIC • SANYO • WHIRLPOOL Rodney Scott's HHI single with one tiM'iil i>i.imli hiltirt’ii around the North End residence. I dropped out at Wellesley, which is They've had the luxury of seeing the HARTFORD The winning number MANCHE.STER — Report cards • QUASAR Elsewhere in the AL: A s a 6-5 victory over the .Seatlle nut in tile I2lh inning scored Dave • CHARMGLOW • u n o N • SONY "1 feel so good that I ran and about halfway and my time was two fastball for two weeks. Now they'll drawn Tuesday in Ihe Conneeticut were issued Tuesday to .Manchester Texas whipped Cleveland, 6-2, Mariners, before only 653 fans. Cash wilh Ihe winning run, lifting High .School students. • MAGIC CHEF • SUPERSCOPE • ZENmi finished. 1 didn't stop or walk once. I hours and 10 minutes. (Bill Rodgers just have to go back to listening to it daily hdlery was 744 • EUREKA Monireal over New York made up my mind that I was going to won in 2:09.27.) ( iih^ (Jiriliiiiils ,'l finish and I never thought of dropping "It was a wonderful two hours in YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE ' YOUR CHOICE out, " she added. my life, " the director of the Youth Dave Kingman's two-run homer in UNDERCOUNTER RANGES DRYERS AUTOMATIC Timed unoffically in 3:58, Sinatra Services in Manchester said. RodgWorld Hockey Association’s regular sitason in fourth annual liiiiding, and the money is to he used primarily to ban SAVE $$ ON BRAND NEW said Fleming, who has umpired piring as a career in 1954. ,iid low ,ind moderate-ineome persons To receive Ihe his running store at Cleveland Circle. I'm going lo get advice from place with a 3-2 victory over the Quebec Norditjties. "1 guarantee it the ban goes into effect today there will college and minor league games for "The separation from my family everybody. But that's probably the money, the communities also are to establish goals tor in­ be a suit tomorrow, " Stephen Cassano. a member of 38 years and called his first major- during the season just got to be too Rodgers, 31, looking somewhat un­ The Whalers face off next against DISPLAY MODELS logical thing to do. To make the Gordie Howe got Ihe only goal of creasing low- ,ind moderate-income housing DISPLAY MODEL league game last weekend when much," said Fleming, who worked in familiar in a seer-sucker suit, was the Cincinnati Stingers this weekend Manchesler's Board of Directors, said Tuesday before Olympic team i.s most important to the middle stanza and put the East llarltord and Glastonluiry have not received Com- CLOSEOUT ^REFRIGERATORS^ VIDEO VACUUM ^ (Chicago played the Cardinals. the Piedmont and International breezy and animated as he talked of in the opening round of the Avco Cup the final vole had been tabulated me My No. 1 priority is to get a Whalers ahead when he scored a niiindv Development funding in past years, either by HOME -1- kUTO QE • FRIQIDAIRE TAPE RECORDERS CLEANERS GARBAGE "I could lake four or five guys leagues. "It got so I couldn't stand to his third Boston win and second in playoffs at Springfield, Mass. Director .loseph Sweeney this morning said he was dis­ RCA * ZENITH medal in the Olympics," he said. choice or by rejection of their applications ADMIRAL * AMANA EUREKA POWER TEAM from our organization, work them look at another french fry." succession. The win was in record In Tuesday night's game against power-play wrist shot turbed about the possibility of such lawsuits over the WHIRLPOOL QUASAR * SANYO Upright or Canlatar DISPOSALS Hodgers stopped talking for a mo­ Alain Cole tied Ihe game al 5:06 of Other suburban communities are considering or vl^ together for three or four weeks, and Fleming conceded that many of the time, 2:09.27, the fourth fastest Quebec, Ron Plumb broke a 2-2 tie at Community Development decision. He feels the board Family alia, 2 dr. 14 cu. It. Typical Buy / marathon ever run anywhere, ment as his wife. Ellen, who plays the third period on a slapshot lhat •ilreadv have dropped out of the program Such steps in­ RECOOERS TDK 4 hr.SALES tap# NEW ESP EVENT!MODELS you couldn't tell the difference amateurs called into duty by the 18:12 of tho third period to lead the should I'ass a resolution to drop out of the program for iiact iq auto dalroat chauffeur in leading people in and out heal Whaler goalie John Garrett low crease Ihe responsibilities ol the city to provide services VTO $11.00 between them and the regulars,” he ' strike couldn’t make it on their own "I'm so spaced out it doesn’t Whalers to victory. two years because he thinks some of those contemplating 4hr. Machlna CLOSEOUT PRICED $4gIo of her husband's life, interrupted. lo low-income persons. Carbone said SOME AT COST said. matter what happens. I have the The Nordiques finished second in to the stick side. lawsuits agree the local board has final authority on such to the big leagues. But he rejects " X e u s c m e ." sh e s a id , "It's always nice to win the last 'll does have a direct impact on the viability of the matters 50% OFF . 8 BELOW “The only problem is getting criticism from such players as John­ usual achy legs, but I've got a lot of the WHA with a record of 41 wins, .34 •348 celebrating to do in the next few game of the regular .sea.son. especial­ city. " he kaid enough experience to call the pitches ny Bench, who recently sent a letter losses and five lies for a total of 87 Town olficials also have expressed concerns that ly on the road." said Whalers' Coach at the comers, and being roughed up to baseball Commissioner Bowie days," he said with a slight, but points. The Whalers finished with ,37 Manchester may face legal action wiien it seeks any type Don Blackburn. "I expect a hard­ Because ol this, the city might take legal actions in E DELIVERY — FREE SERVICE by the pros. A lot of arguments can Kuhn to criticize the work of the noticeable limp. Sign Free Agents wins, 34 losses and nine ties for 83 of lederal lunding in the future. hitting but clean series against Ihe connection with the lack ot involvement ol suburbs in be stopped with just the right amateurs. Rodgers is fast becoming to run­ EOXBOHO. Mass (UI’I) - The points. Community •Development, he said answer. The idea is to have the right "From what I gather from talking ning what Arnold Palmer was to golf. New England f’atriols Tuesday an- • New England now plays a best ol Stingers, FREE REMOVAL OF OLD APPLIANCE "I'm not looking past the fir.sl Carbone said such action would not be piinilive against answer for each manager.” to the regular umps around the He has catapolted to the top of his ?hounee(J the signing of eight free three elimination round with the FttlfaiR RMMAB'S game, beraus'e wc don't have a good Ihe suburbs but would be taken to protect the city's in­ Pits medical Phirnucy LOCAnOB M 4 TO Fleming, 61, is a member of the league,” Fleming said, "the guy they profession with the same celerity as agents for the 1979 seastin. fifth-place Stingers witf^Rie winner home record," he said "This year, terests. . ,. R IIH T ST. IXIT Greater Louis Asisociation of Um­ dislike the most is Johnny Bench, He his sport has mushroomed from a Those signed included Texas meeting league-leading Edmonton in HOLLISflR OSTOMV PRUUUCIS we'll just have to work hard lo beat "lt"s a critnvil problem It's gfting to increa.se^e ixists- Hurrorntt pires, which had been supplying um­ gives them the most problems. He's lark to a serious struggle with the Southern linebacker Oliver Barrett, the semi-final series. ol the city, " he said. Thus, he exjx'cts the City Council pires at Busch Stadium but voted 36- not the fair-haired boy of baseball. I elemfents and body. He knows it punter Hick Pent of the University of The second-place Nordiques will Cincinnati." M FMMIHf Nordiques' Coach Jacques Demers will review Ihe jiaperwork involved in the Community 30 Monday night to support the strike won't last forever. Wisconsin at Stevens Point, Iowa face off against the Wimjipe^Jets in 445 HARTFORD RD. I# 1# MANCHESTER guess it's because he's not hitting the ■saicUhere was no excu.se lor the loss Development applications tiled in Ihe past by Ihe com­ of the major-league umpires. "In your early 30s, maybe your State lineman Kevin Cunningham the other semi-final S t r i ^ ’''-'■— ball like he used to." to the Whalers, even if it rcpre.senlod ' munities that have not participated or been rejected for TMiNOPU WHO HKIHf YOU LOW PHKIS A PtiSOHAl StiVICl Tall and gaunt with a much- middle 30s. you have a chance to win and defensive back Roy Eppes of Blaine Stoughton opened the "They complain that the^mateurs the final game ol the regular season. lunding -■ TO* MVI * Bltm OAtCl V8*. uauafiB- TJff traveled voice, Fleming is known as don't know the rules." Fleming said. a top race like a Boston or a New Clemson. quarterback .John ffurley Whalers' scoring Tuesday night at uat. MMKM iiwu, a in HMOt oa paait 647-9997 "The fans pay lo sec 80 games, not Carbone said some m.‘»y have supported the PROMPT FREE DEUVERY the "millionaire umpire” because he York. But things are changing. Look of -Santa Clara, defensive lirieman :29 of the first period on passes from "Thalts a lot of bunk. You can't play 79," he said. "We l.i-st in the dressing Manchester ordinance to prevent poor persons or minori- ______rWocwDcuvlRy 647-9998 \ is president of Fleming Co., a at Irunnerup Toshihtko) Seko. He's Earnest I/ce of Texas, linebacker Mike Rogers and Rick Ley.-Richard _ ALL YOUR MEDIGAL NEEDS!- - anything for 25 years — Ihess, room before the game because of our • IV groups from coming to town But. many did it because national seller of prescription drugs. checkers or marbles — like a lot of only 23. He's a kid," he said. Mike Marlin of Kentucky and Leduc t i ^ the game for Quebec on a TOiTE T l 5 • TKi, W a I SAT. H. 5, IN iS, Fa T l 9, ttOSED SINMY attitude.” ,ol another tear — Ihe cost to them. 1001 Mali St 528-8553 EaMHartfwA He formed the company after these umps and not know the rules." Rodgers' wood-paneled office con­ lineman Mark Totten of Florida. power-play goal at 19:50, PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 — PAGE THIRTEEN Cheney in 6~3 Win Wei Grounds Better Balance Penney Scores I Ed Sneed Not First Wet grounds forced cur­ son singled and came all the way “Errors — you have to take dashed home on Vann's sacrifice fly tailment of part of yester­ advantage of them when they home as Tom Kelly's grounder was to center. Hyde’s System day’s schoolboy sports come," states Cheney Tech thrown away. Cheney committed five Senior righthander Bob Pomeroy errors. schedule. Against Fermi baseball Coach Aaron Silvia. went the distance for Cheney to notch With Miss on 18th "We didn't play a good game The Wethersfield at •And that's what the Beavers his second win in three decisions. He By m ; \ u s t i .k today. " Silvia viewed, "We fanned nine and walked one and Manchester and East By KEVIN CASEY AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI)-Ed really thought I would. It just didn’t Zocller and Watson will spend this capitalized on their errors. The field Moriilil S|>orl<«A« rih'i' happen. ” did yesterday as they made the allowed only three balls to be hit out Curre>i|tondrnt Sneed wasn't the first golfer week competing in Ihe $300,000 Tour­ was wet and the fielders were ten­ Hartford High at Conard Winning is nice but it is not everything, preaches Manchestci To add insult to injury, the putt most of nine East Hampton of the infield. Pomeroy has given up baseball games were post- who failed to win the Masters nament of Champions at LaCosta. tative going after the ball" Penney High continued its winning ways yesterday with an 8-2 High boys' tennis Coach Phil Hyde. MlCltEV WEIGHT WON Sneed had to have at the final hole to Sneed, who had every re;ison Sunday High miscues en route to a 6-3 only four earned runs in 21 innings »19, 8 0 0 IN 1964,HEE golf tournament because (Iustamachio reached safely on an pitched. poned. Both were win over Fermi High in CCIL baseball action in East Hartford in The Indian netters. 12-3 a year ago win hung on the lip of the cup while moriiing lo think he too was headed victory in East Hampton. error leading off the second and went rescheduled today. Also a game called after seven innings because of darkness. BEST VEAE. WHO something went awry at the Ihe 34-year-old Virginian stared in The triumph was the Techmen's .Sennett went the distance for the under the guidance of Dave WAS THE FlEST LAOT for California, will bo playing instead to third as Ea.st Hampton hurler Bellringers and absorbed the loss. He postponed to today was Flanagan, arc .slated to swing into last minute — and he won’t be disbelief. in the ^00.000 Tallahassee Open. lourth in live outings while the loss The Black Knights are 2-0 and outfield. Karl Schultz walked, swiped "one other to be determine will TO TOP lOO GRAND Brian Sennetfs pickoff bid went walked two and whiffed seven. th e Manchester at 1979 competition Friday at Rockville round out a team ol 10. "We’ll be IN ONE YEAR ? the last. "The putt looked like it would break Sneed won at Tallahassee two was the Bellringers’ third in as many scheduled to entertain Glastonbury second and took third on a wild pitch. a little right," Sneed said. "My cad­ wild. He scored as Chris Vann's High at 3 o’clock carrying everyone but traveling with A. SANDRA PALMER The Masters has a long tradition ol .years ago but, like all defending starts (,'heney is slated to face Wethersfield girls' soft- High in a non-conference tilt today at Blake walked again with the pair dy thought so too. Rut it didn't. " grounder to short was booted. ”I m doing a lot of individual in­ eight or nine.’ Hyde assured. B. JUDY EANK.IN surprise endings. eliampions, didn't return last year Hockv Hill High today at home at ball tilt. 3:30. Fermi drops to 0-2 . pulling off a double steal, Schultz "1 feel sorry lor Ed Sneed, " said Tamiso started the fifth inning by struction. ” stated Hyde, who Manehe.stcr was a contender lor C. JO ANNE GARNER But most of the previous surprise because that "77 vielorv was his :i:I.V Penney plated one run in the first scorin’g on Fermi catcher Ed S______' Tom Watson, co-runner-up with Sneed reaching on an error. He advanced to (.lirn<-\ ■|'«•<•ll (fi(— Gustamachio lb. T he Penney at coached about a dozen years until CCIL honors a year ago but Hyde losers didn’t start their final rounds ticket to Ihe '78 TotC. The Beavers opened with a three- as Dave Blake walked, stole second, MacMurray’s overthrow, Mark <9Lb\ xortr :J8MSUE to Fuzzy Zoeller at this year's second on a I.,aBrec single. Ken Pitts •3-.3-1-0. Vann 3b. 3-0-0-1, Dumez dh, 4-1-1- Manchester girls’ track taking a break of .several campaigns. sees his side contending for fourth with the seemingly commanding I think it is important that I play run. lirst inning. Have (iustamachio advanced to third on a sacrifice and Anderson tripled Blake home and he Master. "I've been tliero bolore and I groupded into a doubleplay but 0, I’inkins ss, 3-1-1-0. Tamiso If. 4-1-1-1, meet was also postponed. "I feel tennis is a lifolime .sport. place. 'I’m a realist, ” he slates. five-shot lead Sneed had on Sunday again as .soon as possible, " .Sneed arrived at second as the center- scored on Paul Pires' sacrifice fly to in turn was driven in by Peter Cace’s know what it's like to lose a major said Tamiso toed tbe dish on a passed LaBrec 2b. 4-0-2-1. Pitts rf. 2-0-(M). Lan- "Winning will be a by-product. I'm "You have your usual powerhou.ses morning, nor were any ol them three fielder and leltfieldqr collided. Chuck It will be rescheduled. left. 325-foot RBI triple. ehamplonship on the Iasi day. " ball. zano c. 3-0-0-0. Pomeroy p. 3-0-0-0. more interested in them improving in the league —Hall. Simsbury and strokes ahead with only three holes Humez singled sharply sending The Knights virtually iced the The Knights added a run in the' "All the condolences don't heal the Mast Hampton plated two unearned Busbey cl. O-O-O-O. Totals: 29-6-6-3. their strokes, their game. If they do, Conard left to play like Sneed was. Hitter of W^eek (iustamachio to third. Bo Diaz shortened contest in the second with third and two more in the sixth. Selects Villanova hurt, " sjiid Wal.son ' 1 know it hurls runs in the home fifth. Bud they have a better rhanee ol win­ "We do not have the one excep­ Missing a six-tool par putt on the KINGSTON, R 1 iL l’Ii Univer- Humez swiped .second lollowed by CLEVELAND (PI) - The a iour-run outburst, knocking Fermi Anderson had his second hit and se­ VIIJ.ANOVA, Pa. (1'I'D .John and will hurl lor a long lime, lie'll ■McKenney reached on an error and ning.” tional player to carry a team. II we final hole was bad enough, but Sneed sil\ ol Rhode Island lirst liaseman a walk to Mike I’inkin loading the Ea»l Mani|.lun(:() _ sennett p, 4-0-(M). Cleveland Indians today activated starter Carl Sarno from the box. He I’inone, a 6-loot-7':; center from have to put it behind him and go on " moved to third on a Sennett groun­ cond RBI in the sixth with the other Seniors Mike Custer and Chris had (Scott) Gottlieb, we would win missed putts of that length, or Tom llcaly ol Middletown has been bases. Kich Tarni.so singled to left llusscll 2b. 4-1-0-0. Johnson 3b. 3-1-2-1. catcher Bo Diaz and shipped catcher lasted 1 1/3 innings, walking four and Harllord. Conn., who was selected (o Watson is convinced he can "lle't dnut He scored as Brad Russell's marker scoring on MacMurray’s se­ Boser oeeupy the lop two singles the league title. Losing him hurl." shorter, on all three holes as he named A'ankcc Conlcrcncc hitler ol and when Chip Bear had trouble Kelly cf. 3-0-0-0-, Boutillier rf. 3-0-1-0 . Ron Hassey to the Tribe's Class AAA striking out none. He gave up only the .All-Slate leain Ihe pjisl two too good a goiter not lo bo right up grounder was booted. The latter I awton ss. .3-0-I-0. Bear if. 2-6-0-0. Jacob­ cond throwing error. placements, not ncees.sarily in that Gottlieb transferred to Kingswood in rloscd bogey-hogey-bogey. (he week lielding it. Humez also scored. Lew affiliate, the Tacoma Tugs, of the one hit but his wildness forced his Fermi plated both its runs in the \eacs, Tuesday signed ;i leller ol in- there jigjiin ' came in on .lohn.son's RBI single. son l(. l-O-O-O. C'oolidge lb. 3-0-0-0. order, though Seniors Jon Keller, West Hartford He would've been No. "There was no timo during the The sophomore slugger pounded LaBrec s grounder to short chased Pacific Coast League. early removal. seventh on an RBI triple by Mike lenl lo alleod A'illanova Universilv Sneed agrees but he doesn't think ii ('heney added an insurance tally in McKinney c. 21-0-0 Totals: 28-3-4-1 Chris Young and Rob Saunders, 1 singles. round that I didn’t tool the tourna­ 01(1 seven siraighi liils ;ind went I’inkin home with the third run. Diaz had been on the disabled list Hino Peruccio led off with a walk, Moriarty and run-producing single by Ibis I,all. will he easy. "Losing ;i big lead like the sixth as Gustamachjo riped a 340- Key: At bats-runs-scored-hits-RBIs junior John Hasletl and sophomores ment was mine, ” Sneed said sell'll lur eighi in the Ham's two wins The Bellringers got a run back in since Feb. 26 with a broken right in­ stole second and came around to "I figure us in the middle ol the The 222-ponnd I’inone sfjirled all that is ;i hitter disjippointmeni," lie foot double olf the fence in left f^heney 310 Oil 0 6 MacMurray. Andy Browne and Mike Mellenbrand de.spondently "I should have won. I Iasi neck He ended the week witli a Iheir half ol the first as Gregg .John­ dex finger. score on Sarno's overthrow into the pack and looking to get better as the 104 games in which he played lor said centerlield He stole third and East Hampton 100 020 0 3 Penney ran wild on the base paths are contesting lor the other two I imici eni c-leading .538 averjige. .season goes along." Hyde eonrluded. Sonlli Calholii Nigh .School in Harl- with 11 stolen ba.ses. Bob Burnat singles slots. Keller has the inside Schedule. April '2(i Rockville A, went the distance to up his record to track on the No. 3 berth. locd. aunaging 21 poinis and 18 May 2 Glastonbury A. 4 Hall 11. 7 K’lioniids lor his lonr years there 2- 0 for Penney. He fanned five and "I’m more conrerned structuring East Hartford A, 9 Wethersfield A, 11 I’inone made Ihe Ail-Cily team Tribe Trackmen ^ Names in the News walked one. scattering eight hits, good doubles teams. I’ll be thinking Simsbury H, 14 Conard A, 16 Penney lonr vears in a row and Ihe All-Stale Burnat worked 16 innings before of forming doubles teams and picking 11, 18 Enfield H, 21 Fermi A. 23 sipiad his junior and senior years. He Reggie Jackson yielding an earned run. up points there." Hyde voiced. Windham 11. 30 East ('atholic II. was Ihe .-\II-Slale lejim's top vote- Sophomore Brad Woodhouse and Matehes start 3:30 pm. NEW YORK (UPI) — Reggie Jackson, the New York Yankees’ player IVniii-i ( 8 |— Blake rf, 3-2-0-0, Ander­ j.'('ll(T Ihis soasoii. Impress in Win representative, ruled out a collective player action in support ol striking son cf, 4-2-2-2, Pires 3b, 3-0-0-1, Cace lb, major league umpires but said Tuesday individual players could support the l-0-l-l,.Abnquisl db, 3-0-0-0, Bennetteri c, arbiters. 3- 1-1-0. Peruccio 2b. 2-1-0-0, Scbultz If, 4- Manchester High boys’ track team opened its 1979 season with Sajjing that he sympathized with both sides in the dispute, Jackson 1-2-1, Dunfee ss. 2-1-1-0, Burnat p, O-O-O-O. an impressive 104-41 win over Penney High yesterday in East nevertheless maintained the umpires’ strike is hurting baseball and its ellect Totals: 25-8-7-5. siEmciuuiARcm m nmERyiARs Hartford. will become more pronounced as long as it continues. 100: I ,1 DcValve (M), 2, Thomas iPl, I’crini (2) — .MacMurray c. 4-0-2-1. S P O R T S ANIIRRIS-FIRSH CIASSICMXRIIC' Rich Gelting was a double winner ,3. Sims I Pi :10.8. Bill Lee Reese cf, 3-0-1-0. Sarno p.ss, 4-0-2-0, The M ore Affordable in the 120 and 3.30-yard hurdles, Jim Mile: Iximieux IM),2. T. DeValve (M), Spence If, 3-0-0-0. Fitzpatrick p.dh.rf, O-O- SLATE SFRRIS CARMHE NliffSI III CRSIRM DeValve took the 100 and 440, and Ed 3 Fitzgerald (Pi 4:43.1. MONTREAL (UPI) — Bill Lee, the Expos' controversial left-hander who O-O. Lupi ss. O-O-O-O. Matson lb, 2-0-1-0, JEBBY WEST HIT FOB 840 Facino ph. l-O-l-O. Wingen pr, O-l-O-O, VARS-MOIRflCYCUS-RRAfiSIERS- FBEE THBOWS IN 65-6<> FOB Lemieux the mile and two-mile for 440 1 J. DeValve iM), 2. Lahda (M), pitched a two-hit shutout against the Chicago Cubs Monday, suffered bruises THE EECOBD WHO SET THE Ihe Silk Towners 3, William (Pi :54.9. Moriarty 2b, 2-1-1-I, Semanie rf, 2-0-0-0, \A cilncsdai I I m FEATURING MRRIfKRSIRCKS-MIREEIS-rRRIlYCARS to his left side and left elbow Tuesday when he was struck by a car while Neale 3b. l-O-O-O. Flaherty 3b.p. 3-0-0-0. ONE SEASON PEECENTA6.E Glen Birmingham took the shot put 330 hurdles: 1 Gelting (Ml, 2. Mince BA.SEBAl.i. TSL BEITED RADUll BECOEOOF <»2 ? jogging to the Olympic Stadium. Totals 28-2-8-2. miR MOIRRS VRROlilY RHEAM ARORI with a line toss of 49-feet. 9-inches (P i. 3 Stanton (Ml :43.1. A\ incisor Locks iil Fust A B ILL SHABMAN Hospital officials said X-rays showed Lee sullered no fractures. Expos’ Key: At bals-runs scored-hits-RBIs. and garnered second in the discus. 880: 1. Lahda (Ml, 2. Torre? (P), 3. Catholic. ;J:1.5 \^JOErJV£,OF B 05CAE EOBEETSON Fitzgerald (Pi 2:12.8. Manager Dick Williams said he would have to decide how long Lee would be Fermi 000 000 £ PETE MABAVICH ^ John Lahda won the 880 and placed R o rk i Hill al Clicncv 220: 1 Thomas (Pi, 2. Gelting (Ml. 3. kept out of the rotation. Penney 141 002 .second in the 440 lor the Indians. Bob Trrli,3:1.5 6S-9S n ig :J3MSUB Walsh iMl :24 8. Walsh look second in the long jump Two-mile: 1 Lemieux (Ml, 2. T. MC(T al Tunxis, 3 and third in the ‘220 while Norm Rice DcValve (Ml, 3. Gatti (P) 10:10.0. (JIastonluiri al I’cnnci won the discus and was second in the Mile relay: 1. Manchester (Kelly, Suffichl at South Wind­ shot put with a good heave of 47-feel, Telgener, Stanton. Tannerl 3:53,7. sor Hawks Top 7-inclies Javelin: 1 Gatti (P), 2. Roach (Ml, 3. Bolton al Co ien lri NAII RISK VS Mazzotta iMl 123' 5". East llainplon al Hhain •loe Lauzon took the pole vault with FIIOCCRIO a personal best jump of 10-fcel, 6- •Shot put: 1 Birmingham (Ml, 2. Rice TRACK IRON IV. SESAME Washington inclies while first-year pole vauller (Ml, 3. Wickhain (Ml 49' 9'2". Fast Calholir al Mcrri lEN ERilAII rAIIIIIS E lll IRE MRVIE EARN IRE MRVIE RAiEIV ARR IV SRRRPV Brett (iailagher took second for the Discus: 1 Rice IMl, 2. Birmingham (girls), 3:4.5 (Ml, 3 Elkins I P i 123' 3". IIAIER IAEA SIAR NAAS SIAR NARS IRSM PEARIIS locals ,Ieff Lombardo captured the TENNIS NEW YORK (UPI) - Washington High jump. 1. Kelley (M), 2. Lombardo SIZE SALE F.E.T. SIEVE illRAX OAIIIVAIEI CRENRACCAIRE APE triple jump and was second in the (Ml, 3. Cormier IP) 6'. Cheney Teeh al East BR7$-13 S42.95 1.98 Coach Hick Motta has .said any team high jump lor Manchester. Long jump: 1. Sims (P), 2, Walsh (Ml. llainplon, 3 that plans to take Ihe NBA cham­ Itesults 3 Kelley (Ml 20', (4 I a s I o n h II r y a I DR7M4 $47.95 2.27 ITS ALL NEi-ITS DIFFERENT -ITS AN EXPERIENCE FOR EVERVONE pionship away from his Bullets would 440 relay Penney iTlioiiias, William, Triple jump: 1 Lombardo (Ml, 2. Sims Alanehesler (girls). .3 ER7M4 $55l95 2.38 have to earn it, l■'lebeau. Siriisl 47.3. I Pi. 3. Rice (Ml 39' 4". East Calholir al I’lall FR7M4 I5 W 5 2,55 Mr. Motta, meet the Atlanta 120 tnirdles: I (Jetting (Ml 2. Stanton (girls), 3 Pole vault, 1 Lauzon (Ml, 2, Gallagher GR7M4 $55.95 2.85 Hawks, iMl. 3 Cormier iPl .15.8. (Ml. 3 Hale (P) 10' 6". S O m J A E I . HR7I-14 I5 5 S 5 2.95 The Bullets posted the league's best S i . Paul at East Calholir, record over the regular season - ear­ 3:.30 FR78-15 I S i S S 2.55 I Two full width on get the F.E.T. 3.56 f.t.T. 4.64 mounted engine that*^ cradled will probably be less than the champion Kansas City in the opener year's previous high, with three won medal point, 401-430. But. the Carey ad­ in rubber-cushioned mountings With Standard 4 cylinder engin<' estimated highway fuel of then Western Conference more cars entered (rom California VRF.V n v.SEB A l.l. aetion of a wager (//;7 yet big enough for five adults actual overall mileage than Gus Williams shrugged off early Ihe midnight April 15 deadline may ha.seball action yesterday in Bolton. will not be an "automatic and lots of cargo See Chevy the “combined estirnatx". foul Iroiihle and scorched Los still he in Ihe mail. In other area tilts. Coventry High The Sh Trileeta Box. the S42 backstop " for increased 195 195 *2 6 .9 5 Citation for yourself. And to Rem errther Compare the Chevrolet < ars are ecpiipped Angeles (or a game-high 27 points, costs. really appreciate it, get estirrtated MPG to the with GM built <-ngm«‘s The 3,1 fastest cars determined in dropped a 2-0 duke to Rocky Hill Trileetji Wheel. Delieioiis s e i o s 15i7 combining with follow guard Dennis lour days ol time trials comprise the while Rockville High was trimming The LPOOC has asked behind the wheel. “estimated MPG" of other prfxluced by various divisions. ,lohn.son to key a second-half rally starling licid for the million-dollar neighboring South Windsor, 9-2. Jinner at our h.l Rehote the federal government for G7S-14/825 H78-14/19 0 1 » that IihI to the Sonics win chase Mav 27 an additional $18 million to G78/825-1S J78-15 '2 7 .9 5 Ron Girouard had two hits and two restaurant. WITH NEWoTinC PUR. RBI and winning pitcher Doug Moore cover cost overruns. also had two blows to pace 3-0 Rham. "We are very optimistic MCC Women Softballers Lose Bolton slips to 0-4. HARTFORD that the stale and federal OPEN TEST DRIVE THE ALL Tom Ellegard-fanned 10 and hurled people will get together." 8-5:30 a four-hitter in leading 2-3 Rocky Hill ^ yA \m committee spokesman Ed Close hut no cigar was the case ' MCC had a 17-3 lead after 3 'a in­ to its victory. Losing pitcher Mark Lewi said. SAT. NEW CITATION /PEED ACTION DANGER yesicrdjiy lor the Manchester Com­ nings with 10 walks and a dozen hits Morse also twirled a four-hitter. He said the $18 million 8-3:00 munity College women's softball producing the- markers. Coventry is now 1-3. request included about $3 NATIONAL million lo cover the cost of team as it bowed, 23-22, to Post Losing hurler Donna Daniels was Scott Tedeschi had two hits and TOMORROW AT ■ ■ College in Waterhury coasting along with a three-hitler un­ two RBls as Rockville evened its a new power line, which of­ The Cougjirs are still looking for til the fourth when she lost control. record at 2-2 Hard-hitting Ralph ficials say must be run into their lirst win and stand at 0-6 It was She walked nine and gave up four hits Giansanti kept up his torrid pace' - the Adiront^ck village. Jo Post’s opener. ' as Post .scored nine times to cut into with two doubles and a single for avoid blackouts during the Ihe deficit South Windsor, now 1-3. games. The Cougars added single tallies in Lewi would not comment ® GLASTONBURY 217 HEBRON AVL CHEVROLET Ihe liflh and sixth innings and three Track on whether the state was in the seventh while Post retaliated involved in the talks, Sports Slate with three runs in the sixth and six EAST CATHOLIC noting, "Negotiations are FJast Catholic boys' track team CARTER m ore in Ihe bottom of ^le seventh on in progress and I’ve been --VERNON 129 TALCOTTVILLE RD. seven hits and eight free passes. didn’t have to work too hard, in fact asked to say nothing about Doors open 6 PM Monday-Salurday. 11 AM Saturday matinee. Information: 549-7010. Reservations: 249-1371. OPEN THUR8 E PRI. TIL 9 PM SAT 9 AM-5PM It VDIU. I \ lO M tJ in MCC had 17 hits with Pat O’Brien not at all, to notch its initial win of it." the 1979 campaign. 1-91 north o f Hartford at E ast-\^st Service Road (Exit 33). Telephone 525-8611 for special group rates. Bruins is. I’enguiiis. 5-for-5 and Daniels, Laura Plaisant, Lake Placid Mayor The Eagle tracksters took a forfeit • ONL Y DUNLOP-^ADIALS • 7; to . W POP Pal Mancggia. Kathy Burke and Robert Peacock said the win over Windsor Locks High yester­ 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 4 auks I s. ( Irioles, 8 • slate was not interested in Mary Davis two safeties apiece. day to give first-year Coach Sal WINE (VHrien had three RBI. funding the project. Mongifico his initial win, ?’A«K K()I!HTI:K.N KVKNING h e r a l d , Wed . April 18. 1979 v«WMa|M3£s«MM*M <-v. - Malcolm. 3.440; Marjorie We are just one weekend Everyone must turn in school on April 24 from 2 to that super buffet dinner at KVENINU h e r a l d . Wed . April 18, 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN McLain. 3.150; Barbara away from our variety money or tickets at this 7 p.m. Our bus will be the ROTC building on May News for Senior Citizens Conklin. 2.760. show. We still have quite a session. available to pick up at least 2. Food is prepared and We bad 11 tables of number of tickets left for The annual Health Fair one load that afternoon and served by students of the Film Program pimx'ble and the winners both nights and sure hope sponsored by the those wishing to ride the n» W \l,l ^ H U M IN a major job at the (jreen last report, we have Manchester Community were; B pounds and midniglil. also al Hie Hartlord Road — the costliest building project ever door mall al tlie Bidwell Street eam- another caught a 17-inch. undertaken at Trinity — will be .so we know there were fish pus will begin at 6 pm. Friday The dedicated Thursday, April 26. ceremonies will liu'lude music by the there. Several events, including tours of the Oh well, we made the Maneliester High School band, salute library and the dedicatory lecture by to the flags and welcome by MCC best ol a lousy day as we Three Students To Solo Garry Wills, are free and open to the President Ronald II. Denison loured the hatchery and STOHRS— Two graduate students public. The Wills lecture will be Speakers will include Yasha drelier, " lealnring Leslie .Salatlie on saw some real beauties. It Ready for Police Ball and a senior music major will he followed by a reception in the Ksealera and Mimo. Wine and cheese viola. was a day out and maybe lealured in the 13Hi anmial Student Watkinson Library. Detective Russ Holyfield, president of Manchester Police will be sei ved The program will eoneliide with we can try it again wlien Sale Thru Saturday, April 21, All prices Cash & Carry Soloists Concert of the University of Guided tours of the library will be Union Local 1495, Officer Jon C. Hawthorne and Tony Pietran- Saturday's events to which the Weber's "Coneerlimi lor Clarinet," the wealher-is warm Conneetieut Symphony Orchestra, given on the half-hour from 1 until inihlic is invited begin with a lilm with Karen Gonsalves, a senior trom On Monday morning the tonio of Prestige Printing check the ads in the program tor tiie Tlinrsday, 2;30 p.m. Garry Wills' address, en­ presentation Iniiii .several Hispanic Vernon majoring in miisie edueation. golleis were trying to open 7th annual Police Ball. Prestige is printing the program and The eoneert begins at 8; 15 p.m. in titled "The Meaning of the Library. " countries al 10 a.in in the auditorium as soloist up their season at the Hast Hawthorne is chairman of the ball which will be Saturday irom ■lorgensen Auditorium, with .leroiiie will be in the Goodwin Theatre of the on the campus She was tins year's eondnetor of llai'lloi'd Oolf fViur.se hut Uaszhifly. professor of iiiusie, eon- Austin Arts Center at 8;300 p.m 9 p.m. to 2 a,m. at the Manchester Armory with the Al Jarvis A liilingual piipiiet show hy tlie Hie UConn Pep Band basketball had to postpone it because diieting. The five-story addition to the Trini­ Orchestra prWidihgJliusic. Sponsored by the police union, the \'alley I’lippet Theatre will he held in games, and lias perlormed with the of tfie wealfiei Tlie iinigram will open witli Husky Mareliing Band, UofC Concert ty Library was added to the east wing event is open to the public. Ticket information can be obtained the auditorium Irom 11 a in to noon. We have at least 21 ladies Mozart's "Piano Concerto No. 17 in Band. Wind Knsemhle. and Hie Lot C of the original structure. It has in­ by calling the Police Department. (Herald photo by Pinto) The MUC Drama t'liih will provide showing interest in for­ creased reader seating and open book G MAJOR, K 453," with Linda Symplioiiy Orelieslia. clowns and balloons lor the alteriiooii Bergsvik MaeGoiighan at the ming a goll league or lear­ storage by 50 percent. The library lestivilies. Food and relreslinients Cnrrenlly she is sliident-teaeliing ning a little alioiil the. keylioard Manchester now has a capacity of one million will also he on sale all alternoon iiuisie in East llarllord. The program will conlimie with game .foe will call a volumes and currentlv contains some Art Association Plans Tickets will he sold at the door. The Latin Amenean lilm series lliiideiniitrs "Der Seliwanen- meeting lor Tuesday at 1(1 600,000. a Ml at the cenier Tlie The addition has provided new ladies will then go over in Painting Demonstration quarter for the Watkinson Library, TV Tonight till' (lark lor a lesson the rare book and research library of l.adies who liave clulis are 140,000 volumes. The addition and MANCHE.STER - The Manchester scrigrapliv. Art Association will meet Thursday asked to firing a seven iron Lumber renovation of the original structure Her work has been exliihited in the i 4 • Newlywed Gama (S7I The Diplomatic Style Ol 89 The Rlllsman II you don't have clulis. at 7;30 p.m. at the First Federal (3d Wild kingdom have permitted the College to incor­ Connecticut Academy ol Fine Ails. >3' ,6; iJilnali News Andrew Young come any way and .loe will Savings on West Middle Turnpike. Slater Memorial .Museum, Beth El iii Big Money 12:30 porate many features for the han­ I s I The Brady Bunch (341 (SO MacNetl / Lehrer Report 10:00 (S) Movie "The Dork Mirror" have a lew extra Tins dicapped. After the business meeting, Jean /\rt Show. Greater Hartlord Alls >4' Joker's Wild (3d Hollywood Squaree C D K ai (1946) Olivia (le Hovilland. Low meeting and lesson is open Dalton will give a demonstration in ii6) Boxo’s Big Top 3$ Dick Van Dyke 14) 87) News Ayros Speaker Garry Wills is a nationally Festival. Gallery on Hie Green, and M TV Community College to all Women paintine. (401 Tic Tsc Dough I t I (40 VagaS 12:37 must recenlly in a one-woman sliiiw (3J My Three Sons (i) Boris Karlolt'a Thriller syndicated columnist, author and If j 1401 Mennlx Meanwhile, we started at Annliurst. Woodstoek. 4QI Bonanza 8:00 (U) Living Faith current nominee for a National Book Ms. Dalton is vice president of the 3' The Jeffarsons it: studio See 1 94 Who Hemambert Mama? 12:40 registering tor our Award. His many book books include The meeting is open lo Hie jiulilic iSjTha Olympict: An Individual VVatcrcolor Society. A native of New 6:30 131 Ko|tk Wildwood. N .1 , lri|i by "Nixon Agonistes," "Bared Ruind Dedication 10:30 Jersey, she moved to Connecticut in I SI Six Million Dollar Man 87) Special 1:00 noon we lilled two liiises Choirs, " and “Inventing America; I $ (4d Eight Is Enough 1970. She attended Pratt Institute, i U Bowling For Dollars '4i Movie "Texas Across The 11:00 111 JoeFrenklln and had a wailing list liy Metal Fencing Playlioiisi* l*laiis (iii Jake Hess Qoapel Time (39 01139 Tomorrow Jefferson's Declaration of River" (1966) Dean Martin, Alain and the Arts Student League in New ('ll (I) 9 19 0 (4d News closing lime We need 111 Independence." dd dH IjQI NBC News Delon A Spanish nobleman York. She also spent a year living and Over Easy (i) Carol Burnett And Friends 1:50 more to till the Ihinl tins It Musical 'Pryouls escapes with his girlfriend alter (1 Benny Hill 3 ) Newe (3$ Adam-12 1 painting in I'aris. France. being accused ot murdering her 99 Dick Van Dyke we till this bus, it will go MARLBOROUGH - The ij} The Growing Years (lance 2 hrs 2:00 Ms. Dalton is a member of the New (is Honeymooners the week ol June II It .Appearance Set Murlbormigli Tavern Playhouse will 6:55 (3d (3ii iJO Real People 14) Newt 87) Dick Cavett 93) Dekterl you're nileresled. give us a Haven Paint and Clay Club, the lie holding auditions on April 22. 23 News (34 i i Great Pertormancaa Steel Fence Posts By Winter Group (3$ Joker's Wild 11:30 2:10 call or drop by Connecticut Women Artists, and the and 24 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hie 7:00 (1 Rockford Fllae 8:30 f$) Movie "Rhythm On The Speaking ol trips, Connecticut Watercolor Society. Marltiorough Tavern in Marlhorough I iJ CBS Newt ( } J The Gong Show Rango" (1936) Ding Crosby. WEST HARTFORD - The Paul ($ 14(11 ABC Newt (31 MIsa WInalow & Son 1 (I) 149 Polica Woman Francos Farmer (omorrow morning three Winter Consort appears Saturday. She has received numerous awards lor the Lerner and Lowe musical i4 i Dating Game (i I Msrv Grittin (.f) Movie "The Cal Crealure" Lightweight Heavyweight it Liars Club busi's will head for the dog April 21, at 8 p.m. at The Roberts in New .Jersey and Connecticut, and "My Fair Lady. " wliieli will he (til Festival 0( Faith (1973) Meredilh Baxler. Sluarl track We will leave the Qd Journeys To The Mind 9:00 Whdman Theatre in West Hartford. is represented in many private produced in June and July al Hie (If) Voloa Of Filth cenier at 1(1 IS a in so voii $2.09 (771 News (3; Dear Detective $1,29 The Winter Consort plays many in­ collections in the U S. Her work in­ Tavern. (d4 Dick Cavett 11) (40) Charlie's Angels 90 919 9 Tonight MYSTiCWHALER should arrive by HI a m at struments in contemporry and volves a variety of media — oil. iqk, Experienced actors.. actresses, Ijd Newlywed Game (3d 9$ (30 Wheals I3S The Ririamen the latest $1.49 2.49 (3$ The Odd Couple OS Mo^s "The Magic Box" 371 Captioned ABC News Non-Climbable traditional styles. An ardent conser­ pastel, collage, watercolor and dancers and singers are needed ($7 Over Easy (1954) Roberl Donat, Laurence ^ wlw .SiK'iikahin liecause so manv are Poultry Netting Green Vinyl Coated 12:00 $1.79 3.89 vationist. Paul Winter celebrates 7:29 Olivier William Friese-Green, (}11 Love Lucy going on the trip we won't 14 Guage 4” X 2” Mesh nature and wild life in his perfor­ op Dally Numbers invenlor ot the motion picture 20 Guage Yard Card camera, leads a tragic lite (2 i iigiuiiii have an ollicial nieelnig, 36” x50' $16.90 mances. 7:30 hrs ) ■...... — ( (Cist but we will be serving a l ” Mesh 48" 21.90 The Roberts Theatre is at the 3. P.M. Magazine ' >1' VI III. ’,.IllIII’I fh 'w I i<’|l.ii 't ' I ' I SI Special 9:30 irl-.lkl' M.I, ‘ fir/ AHII./ J ' ' It SlO'i light Cbel s Surprise lunch 2”x2-5 8” Mesh Guitarist To Perform H 4Q AI . t I, (p . - ...... I 24" 36" 36" X 100’ 30.40 Kingswood-Oxford School off Trout- Si SI.98 Beauty Show 941 The Great Midwest Hot Air Irom noon to 12 Jll p m Fislloon Rally lij.|.-r M ,' 1. Wi My I ' ' I.- 25’ $4.30 $5.70 brook Drive between the Boulevard Mi'St'tvrilKMi'r Now to all you retired 36"x,50' $19.95 48” 40.45 50’ 8.60 11.40 60” 50.60 and Farmington Avenue, or just off In Symphony Concert Phonn (?03)'j36-4?1H earpenlers and handy men. 75’ 11.95 15.95 48" 25.18 Interstate 84. Park Road Exit 43. we need your lielp starling For information, call 236-1943. Mondav morning We have HARTFORD — The performance Wasliingtrin Nationul SympiKiny and SEVENTH ANNUAL HAiLOWEEN 2” Mesh 4”x2” Mesh Galva-Gard of the Hartlord Symphony Orchestra till' Los Angt'les Pliilliamionic. Organist To play with Arthur Winograd, director, on He has also'performed at the 24" 36" 48" Heavy Duty Galvanized Thursday, April 26. at 7:30 p.m. at Havinia, Wolf Traj). Garden Stale, MANCHESTER AIRWAY Skelley’s $2,89 $3,55 $4.25 16 Guage 4”x2" Mesh Friday al Chapel Glastonbury High .School holds a un­ and Saratoga Festivals — in addition ITRAVELAGENCYI 36’x50’ $23.50 36 x50 $17.25 ique evening of entertainment in to his performances at many univer­ POLICE BALL 457 CENTER ST. 5.78 7.10 8..50 HARTFORD - The Trinity College Measures 7„55 9.47 11.60 48" 31.40 48" 22.50 store for concert-goers with the sities. He V 646-2500 Organ Series continues with a perfor­ appearance of renowned guitarist Bomero is e(|ually al home m the C om e ' i 36" X 100’ 44.90 60" 30.40 MANCNESTER STATE ARMORY Hornet \ Favored 36”xl00’ 31.50 mance by Raymond Daveluy of Mon­ Angel Romero. Baroque, Ulassical and Romantic MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. 48" 59,90 treal on Friday at 8; 15 p.m. in the Angel Romero, by virtue of his solo repertoire TOl.I.AM) Sen 48" 41.90 Self-Sealing chapel. performances at Carnegie Hall as a Tickets lor the Glastonbury perlor- DANCING 9:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. Complete Michael .1 Skellev, D JSlIi 60" 57.70 Daveluy is organist of the Oratory member of the Romeros Quartet has mance are available at Clavier Music AlJarvIn' Orchestra Travel Service District, said that legisla of St. Joseph in Montreal and is ACAOtMY Asphalt Shingles been called "a rising star among vir­ in Hie Fox Run Mall, Franklin Phar­ Saturday, April 21,1079 AWARD NOMINlt I'Don't U m Tom YM iwt Ut” lion sponsored by the French Canada's best known concert tuosos," by the New York Times. macy on Mam SI . Glastonbury l.ahor and I’ulilie organist. He also serves as a DONATION $20.00 PER COUPLE 12 Colors The artist has appeared with the New Records at the Glen Loclien Mali, Kmployees ('ommillee, at member of the faculty at the Mon­ York Philharmonic, the Cleveland and at Hie box ollice on the evening LIQUOR & MIXES INCLUDED -"THE DEER bis reipiesi. has lieen given $22.95Per Square Stock treal Conservatory of Music, where Orchestra, the Philadelphia of Hie perloriiiance. For TIckoti: 646-4555 HUNTER" a joint lavoralde report li\ he served many years as director, lie Orchestra, the Boston .Symphony, the the Insurance Cominillei' is also a visiting professor at McGill ___Ir I-S'SSs—L ol the (leiieral Assembly Patio Block University in Montreal. » The bill provides that a •r- The program will include music by Fffl VOlUfI lAYl [Hium tuisliand and wile working Bach and Liszt, and an improvisation BSO Opens Celebration kii.Kf yjikoiAir lor the same employer 8”xl6”x2” Rectangular to be constructed on a theme which WE NEED YOU TO SPEAK OUT! need not bolli jiay group in will be given to Daveluy at the time siiranc()'''[iremiums wiiere of his concert. Of Two Anniversaries at the / 1 1 Red-Gold The public is invited to attend one may elect optional orchestra will he conducted by TOWN FORUM There is no admission charge. HARTFORD - The 1979-80 .sea.son lanniy coverage and have Black-Brown Herbert Rlomstodt. principal con­ the same level ol coverage marks the Golden Anniversary of sponsored by 6 ” x 6 ” x 8 ” both the Bushncll Memorial Hall and ductor. Skellev said it also Under the direction of the brilliant provides that each sliall be its visiting Symphony Series MANCHESTER COMMUNITY SERVICE COUNCIL (diorul Festival The celebration begins Oct 31 with Lorin .'Vlaazcl. the Cleveland eligible lor coverage as a 18”x2” Round .032 Heavy Duty the Boston Symphony with Seiji Orchestra returns to Hie Bushnell on dependent ol the oilier Landscape Ties Slated al FCSG Feb. 11 The Indianapolis Symphony, MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE "Insurance carriers or Ozawa, conductor. WILLIMANTIC - The 27th annual On Nov. 20. the Bushnell welcomes which will al.so be cclebraling its 5()th employers should not $2.05Ea N a ^ a l Intercollegiate Choral Festival will Gutter the Dresden State Orchestra on its anniversary next season, lollows on determine heads ol be held at Eastern Connecticut .State first American tour. Established in March 2. with John Nelson, conduc­ households. " Skellev said 24” x 2” Round College on Thursday. The lestival. tor. The bill now goes to the Creosote Dipped V- 1548. the Dresden is one of the oldest sponsored by the .student committee orchestras in the 'world. The The Symphony Series concludes An Amerirjd InlftruiKXUl ApW'/ Senate lor its action A Q Red $7.26 for arts and lectures at Eastern May 16 with the Milwaukee Skellev also said that Ins 9^*tlO Ea. Natural 11.61 Connecticut State College will com­ Symphony Orchestra The conductor th aak rss d I rec t or y assist a nee mence at 8; 15 P M. in Shaler Concert Thursday will be Kenneth Sherinorhorn legislation has received a 15.24 Auditorium. There is no admission. For senes ticket information, call Q.cxxosxioutHioeHt«( x m ic * iii| joint favorable vote by the $7.82. 7\ Choral groups from Central By Singinfi5 Group the Bushncll subscription depart­ Knergy and I’liblic 12” x l2 ” x 4 ” 23.22 Connecticut State College and HARTFORD - The Trinity College ment at 527-31'23. I'tilities ('ommillee The Decorative Brick Southern Connecticut State College Chapel Singers will perform their an­ MAkCHESTEA FA8KADE • M9-S4gi proposed bill lorbids (he 11 M U H III I K VI together with the chorus and choir nual Spring Concert on Thursday, at & Public I'lilities fontnd 10’ Downspout $4.39 Jazz-Ko(‘k Band 'zAfURfjAY AWl ',uHtl*r ^ 1 1 0 Flowered from Eastern Connecticut State 8:15 pm. in the Trinity College SUICIDE AND SOaETY (P Authority and the phone ^X alllE a. Natural College will present an evening of To ProHcml Show ______\ Jennifer OTHeill comjiany Irom charging Pressure Treated Chapel. music both sacred and secular, The concert will include the Mass for directory assistance NEW BRITAIN - Hits from the classical and contemporary. in G by Francis Poulenc; the Motet. THE'' now or at any lime in the 1930s swing to present day rwk will I»bet den llerrn by J.S. Bach, works SOUTH METHODIST CHURCH future be presentd in the full sounds of a PSYCHIC by Maurice DurefJe; and the stage band in a tree pub^concert COR. HARTFORD RD. & MAM ST. "The consumer would 255 CENTER STREET premiere of a new work for chorus A G ro u p i Release I pay double if a charge lor (^ivil ,\ir Patrol Monday. April 30. at Gentr^Connec- $12.23. MANCHESTER and .organ by Robert Edward Smith, lACr tlUA4QIJ directory assistance were ticut State"Uollege ■ jAHtfONOA OPfN; MON.-SAT.7em-S9iR MANCHESTER - The Manchester ncwlv appointed Composer in Serpentine Fire, a 23-piece, band, WEDNESDAY APRIL 18 AT 8:00 P.M. MICMAtL POUGL45 permitted Such a charge Composite Squadron of the Civil Air HAIR THMSr'TlI Residence to . the Trinity College will present the program at 8 p.m in will increase the cost of Patrol will meet Wednesday from Let the sun. doing busine.ss in this stale Chapel. Welte Auditorium on the New Britain 7:30 to 9;30 p.m. at the State .Armory The chorus of 25 singers is com­ FREE OF CHARGE shine in! as well as increase costs to campus. IrolewNritBURMiM on Main Street posed of Trinity students and is The jazz-rock band, composed ol municipalities All of these Membership in the squadron is directed by John Rose, college additional charges will be (,'CSC music students and area for additional information call The MCC Community open to ail young people from Grade organist and director ol chapel ^professionals, will perform popular PLEASE CAaTHEATRE passed on to the con­ 7-through high school. For more, in­ music The public is invited and.therc Services Division, 646-2137 FOR SCREEN TIMES MTHEZSth sumer," he .said. numbers including swing, be-bop. formation. call 643-2315 or 633-4342. Is no admission charge ballads and rock

^ I PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 18. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18. 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted IJ Help Wanted 13 Private Instructions is Homes For Sale 23 CARPENTERS HELPER - Homes For Sale 23 Home* For Sale 23 SECRETARY TO HANDLE WE N E E D A STU D E N T COOKS PART TI.ME- Mature, NURSES AIDE - 11 PM to 7 Experienced preferred Call h id in g LFJSSONS indoor *^OLTON - Spacious, clean CORRESPONDENCE for .STOCK BOY - 10 to 15 hours responsible people only. Apply AM. Full or part time. Laurel Tim Connellv al 646-L579 after riding ring We.stern .slock Klone Ranch. Oil heal, garage, .South Windsor company of­ weekly Year round Must be in person. Garden Grove Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. 6 PM, .scat, saddle seat and hunt f b a t c $62,900. Owner-agent, ficials in our rapidly growing sophomore or junior. Pick up Caterers. Garden Grove 649-4519. manufacturing facility. Good application from .Manager at Road, Manchester. scat. All levels 228-9817 Hvalty 649-6844 Herali) WAITRFISS - .No experience- to excellent typing and Fairway. SMALL ENGINE Investment Properly 25 needed. Will train. Night shift shorthand a must - fine oppor­ MECHANIC- Truck Fleet MECHANIC - Wanted for part Schools-Classes 19 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Apply in per.son; Silver Lane tunity for an aggressive flexi­ WAITRESS - Apply in person requires another permanent time Will train. Call 646-5707. Restaurant. 281 Spencer ble person with 2 - 4 years at Bidwell Tavern,' 1260 Main and experienced mechanic. FOR THE BEST - Manchester 4 FAMILY - -FULLY Street. Manchester. experience. Call Nanev Street, Coventry, Ct. 742-5197. No diesel. Only experienced Gymnastic School 3 to 5 RF.NTFJD. Appliances in­ Harrison 289-1588. need call John, at 643-2416 for pupils per teacher. FREE in­ cluded. Owner-broker; SHORT ORDER COOK - Must appointment. Business Opportunity 14 troductory lesson with this ad. brokers invited. Low-80's. 633- DCA DAYCARE DIRECTOR- 6026 PHONE 643-2711 be experienced. Apply in per­ RETIRED FOREMAN Year round. $9,230. Minimum Call ^-6306, or 646-3549. Services Ottered 31 Services Offered 31 Painting-Papering son: Silver I.ane Restaurant. NF:e d f ;d F'or seasonal posi­ High School Diploma, and CLEANING HELPER- Part MANCHESTER Package 32 Building Contracting 33 FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Resort Property 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t. tion in South Wind.sor. April 1 young child experience. For time. Some heavv work Car store. Excellent location. Well Homes For Sale 23 27 Manchester to October 31. F^xperience. not License needed. Flexible established business. Call MAXIMIZE YOUR REFINISHED KITCHEN QUALITY PAINTING and FARRAND REMODELING - application, send self- CABINETS &• COUNTER - age required. Call 289-8923 for addressed stamped envelope schedule. Domesticare. 643- Marion E. Robertson, VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 CAPE COD - EASTllAM - 2 REFUND Paper Hanging by W illis Cabinets and Formica Tops. Woodwork. Floors for homes INDEX RN. or LPN- Part time. 11 to 7 appointment. to: Manchester Early Lear­ 1945 Realtor. 643-5953. 1 2 room Cape. Wall to wall bedroom heated cottage, Schultz Fully insured Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ ADVERTISING' MINIMIZE YOUR TAX and apartments. Call 667-3643. NOTICKt advertising' a m Weekdays or weekends. ning Center. 80 Waddell Road. carpeting throughout. screened porch, near beaches. rclerenecs. 649-4343. ditions, Decks. All types ol L«t Emm«t D. Gcmim ask for Ken. 1 — Loot Ond Pou^id Laurel Manor. 91 Chestnut RECEPTIONIST FOR WEST Manchester, An EO-AA DAWSON TEMPORARIES VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Fireplaecd living room. Mam- May and June also September Remodeling and Repairs. 2 — Poraonoli RATES DEADLINE Street, 649-4519 HARTFORD DENTAL Employer. are expanding, and w ill be in­ ■Snacks with locations $3,580 built-ins. Lovciv private card and October. Off season rates. prolMMionally pr*pMr« PERSONAL Paperhanging Phone 643-6017. 3 — Annowncomonii WATERPROOFING id ty . 12« word day 12 00 noon me day before OFFICE - Immediate employ­ terviewing in Manchester for CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- Near srhools.' $54,500. Prin­ 646-1494 after 4 p.m. your Incomo lax rotum For partieular people, by 4 En(#f|a,nrT3onj publication PRODUCTION WORKER- 2355 Ext. 905. llatchwavs. Foundation A Auctions 3daya lUwordpardty ment. .Some assisting. Send SHORT ORDER COOK - App­ your convenience. We have ciples only. Call 875-7415 • Work guirantood Dirk Call 643-5703 anytime. LEON CIKSZYNSKI Apartments For Rent 53 Deadline for Saturday and Mon* Real Estate Wanted 28 Cracks, Tile Lines. Sump ! RENTALS edoya 10« word par d«y F'ull time, physical work in­ resume to Box M c 0 ly in person to: Arby's Roast many assignments for BUILDER- New Romes, /\d- FINANCIAL day la' 12 00 Noon Friday • Your homo or mint Pumps. Window Wells. Gravi- 26 daya 9a dayt . volved .Must be 18 or older. IVIanchester Herald. Secretaries, ly p is t. & Figure OFFERS INVITED , IMMFJDIATFl Cash for your .I P, LFIWIS & SON- Interior dilions. Remodeling, Ree EOUR ROOM APARTMENT, 8 Oondi Stocks Mo'tgagos Beef. 257 Broad Street. • Individual and t v Feeds. 30 Years' 15 word! 12 00 minimum Apply al the Poppe Shoppe. Clerks. IBM Mag I & II RETAIL STORE ON property. Let us explain our ALL CASH For your property, and Exterior painting, paper Rooms. Garages, Kitchens Availahle now! Mature eou- 9. POfSOnal Loans Manchester. 2 to 5 p.m. F'xpcricnce! 643-4953, 242- Rooms lor Rent 52 1(t , iniu'Rnco Happy Ada .. 12 90 inch 249 Spencer Street. COOK FULL TIME - We w ill Operators are always in heavy WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- fair proposal. Call Mr. within 24 hours Avoid R(^ Bualnoaa hanging, remodeling, carpen­ Reniodeled, Ceilings. Bath pie, no pets, seeuritv. Call Manchester, between 10 and 2 train. Must be energetic and 000 per year. Excellent terms. Tape, Instant Service. Haves 5915. Tile. Dormers. Rooling CMPLOYMCNT PLEASE READ PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE - demand. Please call Irene for Bclfiorc. 647-1413 Call Day or Eve. try. Fully insured. 649-9658. THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ mornings or alter 4;'00 PM M«ip wanfad PM ambitious. Apply in person; an interview, that will result Call John, at Chenette Corp 646-0131 Residential '^or Commercial tra lly lop,-lied Downtown (149-12(15. Part time. Work every other dba (XM ENTERPIHSES WILL CLEAN CELLARS Al­ 14 UuS>n«4l OppoMun ' AS Flast Hartford Convalescent in a temporary job assign­ Associates. "Gallery Of OLDER SEVEN ROOM TEACIIFIRS- Experienced 649-4291 M it n (■ h e s 1 e r K it e h e n S'tual'On rt8f’t8(J YDUR AD weekend. Orientation and in- lies and haul away scrap iron Ciaaaified ada are taken over the OUTSTANDING SALES Home. 745 Main Street, F3ast ment for vou. Never a fee. Homes. " 528-9081. SELLI.NG your house? Call us 646-3113 Exicrior Painters now privileges. Call tl4il-2358 149 OAKLAND STREET ■ 3 service education provided. COLONIAL - 1 1 2 baths. 3 FREE of charg(?! Call 644- COUCATION phone aa a convenience The POSITION - We olfer a home, Hartford Dawson temporaries, 111 bedrooms. Den. Antique wood fir.sl and we ll make vou a booking lor spring summer LIGHT CARPENTRY - Ree rooni apartment, healed. No Herald 19 responaible for only Prior nursing experience ,1'234. 18 P' vSH! Insl'uCl'Ons not Just another sales posi­ Pearl Street. Hartford, 249- stove, .range, large brick cash offer! T .1. Crockett, jobs. Free Flslimales. rooms, roofing and ]'epairs, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING pels, .Seeuritv required, $230. ’9 Senoo's Giassos one incorrect insertion and then required For further infor­ tion If you possess inside in­ CONVENIENCE STORE - 7721. M. F, EOE. patio. Rear wooded lot. High Realtor. 643-1577. C&M TREE SERVICE - Free Reasonable rates. 649-5873. Froe eslimates. Call Charles BOOM - Eiilly lurnishod 114(1-2426, 9-5 I ’M. ?U msi'ud'Ons //•riled only to the tizf of the original m- mation call Manchester HOUSE CLEANING lertion Errori which do not dustrial sales experience and Looking for full and part time Public Health Nursing * EDUCATION 50's. On bu.sline Charles Pon- estimates, discount senior Sehiavelli at 649-2405 Stove, relrigeraior, and linens MAY WF: b u y your home? PROBLEMS" Floors, walls, peal estate lessen me value of the adver- are seeking upward growth, clerks lor second and third Association. 647-1481 Monday MR. DONUT NOW ticelli Agenev 646-1540, 646- citizens. Company PROFESSIONAL PAINTING anytime provided 801 Main .SIreel. ASIIEORI) - THREE ROOM Hyme» lor Salt* Quick, fair, all cash and no rugs, windows, general ?4 tiaemeni )Will not be corrected by then we want to talk to you II shifts. Apply in person: 7- thru Friday. 8 AM to 4:30 PM. ACCEPTING 0800 Manchester-owned and - Interior and Exterior Alaneheste)' Call (149-9879 Remodeled Ranch Tile bath, lois Land 'u' Sn'R Private Instructions 18 problem. Call Warren E. cleaning. One time or regular 21 ir3veslmen| Pfopo'ly //' an additional insertion inte re ste d c a ll 289-8291 Eleven Food stores, 509 An cfjual opportunity a ffir­ APPLICATIO.NS- F’or our 7 to operated. Call 646-1327. Commereial and Residential RRICK, FhKI.DSTONE. yard No pels. Ileal supplied. F, E 0 E Howland. Realtors. 643 1108 service. Dmne.stieare, 643- BLOCK, PLASTERING 2i> OliS'OeSS Properly ______Center Street, Manchester. mative action employer. 12 midnite shift. Apply Mr. TWO FAMILY OR POSSIBLE Free Eslimates Fully In­ LADIES ONLY- Very clean Unlurnished 423-4190,928-5095 2r Ms2ori P'opR'ir k / REMEDIAL READING and 1945. Kireplaces, chi)/neys. walls, evenings ?8 n*ia' f Ve;« //anted Donut. 255 West Middle Turn­ 3 FAMILY - Excellent in­ HEWEAVING burn holes sured 646-4879. and nieelv lurnislied room lor NURSE A ID ES - We are GROUNDS EMPLOYEE pike. Manchester math; individualized work QUICK CASH FOH YOUH Zippers, umbrellas repaired veneer New. repair, E rent Coniniunily kitchen and POT WASHER & come. 2 car garage. LAWN MAINTKNANCE- MISC SERVICES ••••••••••••••••••••too*** looking lor responsible, warm WA.NTED - Apply in person. program. (lst-8th grade! by 1 HOME- Flexible, fair. Call Window shades. Venetian PAINTING by DAN SIIEA- Richardson 643-086!) l)athi'oo)ns Cleaning lady and 45(1 MAIN STREET. First 31 DISHWASHF'.R- Part time. Appliances, 7 1 2 -4 rooms. Clcan Up, Thatching. Fer­ Oe'v'CRS OiiRred Help Wanted 13 people interested in caring lor Manchester Country Club DELIVERY STOCK master's degree teacher. 568- Bob at Wolverton Agenev 649- blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT Best Worknianship. Qualily all utilities, except telephone lloor 3 loom healed aparl- S2 ('•'rtl)r'g Paper ng Apply in person. Garden Manv. manv extras. $53,900. tilizing Taking new regular NOTICES the E lderly and .Mentally maintenance garage, between PER.SON- 5 hours dally. Mon­ 8075, 2813 Marlow's, 867 Main SI. 649- Paint, plus Low Prices! Rooling-Siding-Chimney 34 a )■ e in c lu d e d 1, a u n d r y n)onl $200, Seeuritv. No pets. 33 Bu''d'r’g-Con|recl ng Grove Caterers, Garden Call 649-6658 or 649-9937. custoniers now Tender Lawn 14 Moolig 5'd ny NURSES AIDES - Full time, Relardcd All shifts available- 7 a m. and 4 p.m.. Monday '•••sssssssseaass 5221, Please call ()46-54'24 lacihlios and oft street Call 6411-242(1, 9-5 P \l Grove Road. Manche.ster. day thru Friday. Personable. Care. 647-9260. 30 Meaf)')g Plumbirtg and part time, 7-5 and 11-7 lull lime Apply in per.son to thru Friday VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Household Goods 40 lilDWEM, HOME Intiirovo- 36 1 loorirtg Loll and Found Handle some heavy items. park)ng Walking dl.slnnce to Experienced preferred, but M e a d 0 w s Con v a Ie s c e nI Former faculty New York ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, )))cnl Co Expert installation s to re s a n d tui s II n e , 3/ Mrjvirtg Tryck.rg StO'aga Apply in person 9:30 a.m to MOVING I.ARGK 3 I 2 ROOMS- Appliances, 18 Serv'Cfls //eniBd we w ill train. Apply in person Home, 555 Bidwell Street. Music and Art High School. REFRIGERATORS attics, garages, yards ol aluminum siding giillers Helerences ami .security me noon Mr. Sereby, Harrison's APPLIANCES - Odd jobs, heal, hot water, carpel. No East Hartford Convale.scent .Manehesler Professional Singer, Pianist. IN BOLTON- From a private Washers r Ranges, used, cleaned, moving, and lri)t) Rooling installation roi|uireil Call aller (1 p lu,, MISC FOR SALE^ Stationers, 849 Main Street, loam, sand, stone delivered pets Seniors $250 Call 643- Home, 745 Main Street, East BURGER KING- Needs a stu­ Manchester, 646-7272. 644-8597 owner 3 Bedroom House, guaranteed and clean. New trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn and repairs 1149-6495 , 871-2323 (144-0383 40 MouSnUfilfl ( DAIRY QUEEN NEAR 644-1775 or 644-9532 lor 7757, or 646-7761 41 Arhplfls tor Oale l•'m:ND' - GLASSES ■ T ri­ Hartford. SECRETARY FULL TIME- dent or retired man im­ with large family room, or amaged service. No job loo big or Building Contracting 33 MANCHESTER PARKADE Winnie. n 4? B idding 5upp'>*»A fo c a ls I n i I i a Is D M . Heavy transcription Good mediately to set up equip­ double garage; or Building FRIGIDAIRFJ. Low prjccs. small, 568-8522. SPECIALIZING cleaning and has part lim e openings for WESTSIDE ■ 6 room duplex 43 Pals Ui'ds Dogs Thursday, April 12. Brainard SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- phone personality Flxcellenl ment, and to do some Lot. Call 649-9475 anytime B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main WES ROBBINS Carpenlrv repairing chinineys. rools, 44 >- Muaical Inatrumonii nights and weekend employ­ PART TIME remodeling sperialist. Ad­ new foots Eiee e.sihnales 30 Appliances, garage. Adult 40 nr;ats 4 Accnssor'os Place area Call or come in, Excellcnt Part Time work. IvpisI Medical knowledge janitorial work mornings, SALES TRAINEE Street, 643-2171, Apartments For Rent 53 ment Must be 18 or older ditions. rce rooms, donners, vears Experience Howlev. couple. Reterenees. .Security 46 • Sporli'ig Goods Manehesler Herald 645-2711. W ill train Call Manchester helpful Call 646-11.525, from 8 a m to II a.m. or full SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Appllance-TV Sales. BOLTON 18 ACRES- 300 foot COMPLETE CARPET & Tile 4/ Garden f'roducis Work in clean pleasant sur­ b u i 11 ■ i n s . b a 11) r m s . 643-5361 deposit No pels nr children. Ask for Tina 645-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. time to 5 p.m. Free Meals, frontage main hig^hway. Zoned FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom in.stallation and repairs. Free BOOKKEEPING DONE IN 00 I.OOKING lor anything in real 48 An»iqufis roundings Apply in person: Drive-In Theatre Manager & Aggressive person to sell kitchens. 649-3446 Call 646-8379 49 Wanle'J lo Buy B A R T E N D E If Vacation Pay. Apply in per­ commercial. Excellent 8 Set E xcellent condition. estimates. Call 646-3745, after MY ROME- 10 years ('Stale renlal - apartments, 242 Broad Street Cashier needt*d If you don’t mind major name brands. ROOEER W ll.l. Install mol. LOST- “Lizzie, " lortoi.se shell SECRFITARY - Part time SANDWICHMAKER son, 467 Center Street, Room House, plus other Queen-size bed. triple dresser, 5 p m. experience Payroll A P. homes, niiilliple dwellings" RENTALS working evenings and weekends, Large volume local CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. siding or gutter lor low dis­ GLASTONBURY- Family eat. Angora female mornings, Vernon Circle area. BOOKKEEPER - Bookkeeper Manchester. building has produced nice in­ dresser with shelved mirror, A R. Quarterlies, elc. Pick up No fees Call .1 I) Heal Estate •>2 Moorri? tfjr Me"! BARMAID - Apply in per.snn here is an excellent opportunity to dealer. Inside ealee. Good count price Call Ken al 647- Special 3 bedroom duplex 1‘rineelonTanner Street Typing, and machine hours are 8 to 12 a m. Apply in come. Frank Molt. Broker, night stand. 4 vears old. $800 and delivery. 643-2971. niter 3 Additions. Uepairs. Cabinets 03 ApertmentS 6)' Mo"l Mr. G's Restaurant, Flast supplement your income (Ideal BRICK. BLOCK. STONE 156(1 As.sociates, Inc. 64(1-1980 wilh appliances, yard and 04 Mrimes lor fler'l area Treasured family pet tran.scription a must Send person: Bidwell Tavern, DENTAL , MEDICAL etarting salary while 643-5658. 568-0935. p.m Call Gary Cushing 345-2009 Hartford or call for appoint­ or Schfiol Teacher) Present Fircplaccs.eoneretc. Chimnev D io re I 639- 1 I Rental 00 BuSiriess 'O' Muni Call 645-8487 resume to Box AA, c/o (,'oventrv. Conn . 742-5197 ASSISTANT WANTED - Part training. Attractive paid . MANCIIE.STER- West Cenler 06 Posorf F'roperfy f' Atjlos 'or ‘la'fl Secretaries and typists Eree Estiniales 672-6269 localioM Available im- wilh parking. .lu.sl $175. (641- fi2 Trucks Iq' 'laitt • area Male about I year old. preferred, but training will be conditions Flxperienced Box NN. C O Manchester Herald E X P E R T PAINTIN G and 649-4316 .small repair job, a euslom (Mcdialely Quiet or relired preferred All rcplys strictly needed for interesting tem­ buill homo or anything in •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1) Renlal Assislors, 2,36-5646 63 Hnavy tijuiprnenl (or 'jale narl Doberman, black and given Apply in person: East Herald. LANDSCAPING Specializing taaaaateea**************** persons Helerences, seeuri- l>4 Mrjtorcycios B'Cyr.ies confidential Call Hair porary assignments at beUveon. call 646-1.379 Heating-Plumbing 35 60 Campers Tre inrt M.jL’' M . May 15. I!)7!). Glastonbury. PTG Experienced or will train assignments available in East 647-1413 528-9493 KEEP-SMILING Kitchens and Her Rooms, 35 home on the phone servicing Trov Built Tiller. Call 568- vears experience! For Free replaced and repaired al which lim e they will he COMPANY telephone 655- our cuslomers in your spare Call 742-7508 Hartford. Manchester, Ver­ KEEP HAPPY MAKE US YOUR LAST STOP. 7651 non and South Windsor areas 8791. Flstimates.-call 640-4239 Reniodcling Call 114(1-6641 inihliely ii|iened The ri|.;hl is time 249-7775 Earn lop pav rates Never pay AUTOMOBILE le.sei'ved In rejeel any and all DEMONSTRATORS: F'.arn RN. LPN. 7 to 5 and 5 to I $UKK) or more in your spare a fee. Call Capital Tem­ Alter you’ve talked to everybody else, come Imis S|ieeifiratinns and hid EXPERIENCED BILLING JOB 0PENIN88 , shifts Good pay, good poraries al 278-1313 to arrange NOW" ““ in and let us talk to you about Century 21 the M A C H IN IS TS & LA T H E tim e with Trea.sure House Inrms may he seemed al Ihe henefils and working con­ Parly Plan Home decor an in te rvie w appointm ent CLERK Household Goods 40' Articles lor Sale 41 Antiques 48 OPERATORS- Full or part * TAG SALES nations leading real estate consultant. We’ll llusine.ss Dlliee, 45 N .SehnnI ditions Apply in person, Ver­ Items, name brand toys and right in Manchester. Mature Person, Good at AUTO MECHANICS time Excellent benefits App­ YOU CAN PLACE YOUR ANTIQUE.S- Deep D)'up 1.eat tell you about continuing education, national SIreel, Manehesler, Tonnee- non Manor, 180 Regan Road. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland gifts. Call ^875-2171 or call Figure Work and Typing, KELVINATOR FULL LENtJTIl Ranch Mink Vernon DUE TO EXPANSION OF 1-NEW CAR QET READY t«ch. prtpa- T u h le . II i) te l), E m p 1 l’(‘ lieui Kaymnnd K Demers. turnpike. Manchester LM collect person to per.son lor for busy office. 40' hour REFRIGERATOR- Copper- Coat, excellent condition Size NATHAN/HALE PTA FAHI media advertizing, high commission and OUR COMPANY- 4 people Secrelarv Settee, Chai rs Business Mananer G ill Welding Manufacturing M is s Carol 491-2100. Also week, benefits, salary accessory Install, etc. CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME tone. Excellent-running condi­ 12 or 14. $800 875-2,344 & TAG .sAl E- Saturday May bonus incentive plans, over 6,000 offices CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC needed lor part time work I’liot))' 649-9331 anyli)))e 117114 Co Division of BUS. Inc . or hooking parties e 0 m m u n s u r a t e w ith tion. 14 cubic foot. $50 00 Call 5lh Rcnl-«-Spaee, Call C. Sui- world wide with a lucrative referral system, Experienced only Top You earn $6.25 hourly, any 16 649-9619 DINING ROOM SET well Ion. 649-1465 evenings. call (147-9951 experience Call Mr. .John­ 1-Experienced auto technician. 1 975 H U M M E L wages Ajiply A tlas"’Tile. ’ 1862 DENTAL ASSISTANT - hours Car necessary Over 18 made, matching table, six more than 80 offices in Ct. alone and much son at AN'NIVEHSAHY PLATE Berlin Tpke . WetWethersfield. Call W FI A.I. Distributors, 12 WE BUY AND SELL USED chairs, bullet and liquor Experienced only Needed by And other Collector Plalcs more. Stop in or call Mr. Willard for a con­ 5115-1)151 Manehesler ollice. 4 1 2 day to 5 p m.. 872-2128 Apply In paraon to Carter FURNITURE. One piece or cabinet $250 646-2869 IMVn ATIOfN ATTENTION - Need 2 people THOMAS CADILLAC Phone aller 5;00 p.m , 5(18- fidential interview and we’ll tell you about week Wrile to Box MM. c entire household. Cash on the Dogs-BIrds-Pels 43 over 21 Immediate employ­ 0 1530 Albany Avenue DeCormler Gan. Mgr. -1)715. RN-LPN wanted for full or Manchester Herald line Furniture Barn. 646-0865. NELCO SEWING MACHINE- our new Main Street office opening soon. T O RID part lim e on all .shifts Apply ment This is not a fancy ad. Hartford, Conn. Built - in button holer, A COMPLETE BOAHDING we simply want a person who WANTED: Aniiqoe lurn)lure. direelor of nursing, Salmoii- WAITRESSES WANTED- 527-0171 DeCORMIER DATSUN deeorative stitches, ExcellenI KENNEL for Dogs and Cals CENTURY 21- JACKSTON/AVANTE Sealed hids will he received in needs a permanent job Ad­ glass, pewler, oil paintings or Ihe Ofliee iil The Direehir id hrook Convalescent Home, off Parl lime .Saturday and Sun­ EXPERIENCED 265 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER condition, including rabinci Dog Bathing and grooming House .Street. Glastonburv vancement opportunity. Call $150. 649-6437 For rc.servalions. please call other ant)(|ne item s It (Icneral Services. 41 Cenler between 10 am and ,5 pm - day F’.xperience helpful hut Harrison. 643-8709. Plea.se call 655-5244 noi nece.ssary Will train App­ □MISC. FOR SALE Canine Holiday lone. 200 SIreel. Manehesler. Ciinnee- 528-5869 E O F, Sheldon Hoad. Manchester ly Vito's Birch Mountain Inn NURSE AIDES SWIMMING POOLS lieul. unlil A|iril '211. III7II al NtlRSES AIDES wanted lor any day after 2 PM DI.STRIBUTOR loreed to dis­ 646-5971 II :l)ll a 111 liir Ihe liilliiwmn lull time on all shifts. Apply TEXAS OIL CO needs Articles lor Sale 41 pose of brand new 31' long mature person We train. NEEDED TWO YEAH OLD AFGHAN direelor ol nursing. Salmoii- LEGAL SECRETARY. above ground pools comnletc S TH III SW M I’IU \MI Write A ll Dirk. Box 789. Ft hrook Convaleseenl Home, off WILLIMANTIC OFFICE. To provide Nursing Care with sundeek. Icneing, tille r Hound for sale. Excellent pet ( M i ll lIVsIN I I I VM II Worth, Tex 76101 $50 649-6404, Best lo ra il OLD FASHIONED House .Street. Glastonbury FAperienced preferred, but In private homes and and Includes full installalion DM': III 1.1 VI II VW Please call 65,5-5244 A sking $989 F in a n c in g before 2 .30 PM BABYSITTER NEEDED- not essential Submit resume Medical Facilities. Part ALUMINUM Sheets used as IIIC K II . and references to Box N, c available Call Stan collect Call anytime after 6 p m . 64(1- 0 time, full time. Considera­ printing plates, .007 thick PUPPIES • Labrador SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for Manchester Herald 203-2.36-5871 The Tnwn ol Manehesler is an 0767. tion given to preference BOYS & GIRLS 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for Retreiver No papers Call ■Soulh Windsor Will train $1 Phone 643-2711. Must be oi|ual cipporlunily emplnver. Apply II BrookfieUI SIreel or of;—Location and Hours. FOAM FOR CUSHIONS. after 5 PM. 643-9474 MANUFACTURERS OF picked up before II a.m. and reipiires an allirmalive call '2RII-59I8. after 12 noon MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY MATRESSES, VANS. Any ABRASIVE BLAST 643-2711 ONLY. action pnliey lor all of its Con- DOCTORS OFFICE, EOUIPMENT For infomtation call shape, size, thickness. Qualily AKC REGISTERED Iraelnrs and Vendors as a eon- ROCKVILLE - Monday. REQUIRES EXPERIENCED: Work After School DuPont Firm Foam; low fac­ DALMATION- 4'z years old. 643-9515 MECHANICS wllh knowl«lg« TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Can sHII be had dition ol doinp husiness wilh Tuesday. Wedne.sday. Friday. AID & ASSISTANCE tory prices Foamland, 1-677- Very good watch dog, and 12 to 6 Send resume to Box of aftMmbly of machInorY and Good condition.Good for good with children. $75 or best Ihe Town, as per Kederal machining. Hluaprlnt rtadlng ol North Eastern Conn. 4016, CC. c 0 Manchester Herald ntcaaaary. plating, or welding Call 649- oiler 643-9084 Order 112411 Hid Yon SHEET METAL WORKERS Inc. 1. Over 12 yrs. of age 3439 from noon til 6;00 p.m. It a neighborhood Bid I or ms. plans and alto aiparltncod. 357 East Ctnier * D ollar PARAKEETS- Buv direct Apply In paraon to Manchaalar ^ e K e ra lb MOLDED FORMICA top and speelliealions are availahle al OSCAR FORAND CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Irom the breeder! dages and the General Services Ofliee. Know? Shop SuporIntandonI S aver paneled bar with two shelves CUSTOM MADE Supplies also available. Call EXPERIENCED Intarvlawa eonductad aftar- . Neat and four stools. $175. 646-6028 DRAPERIES for .sale Pale 63.3-8825 tl Cenler SIreel. Manehesler. 2 Millions have dt$- MACHINLST. TOOL MAKER, noon, Monday thru Friday, green, floor length draw '^mineelienl 1:00PM to4;30PM. covered there's POWER PRESS SHIPPING CLERK drapes. Perfect condition 2 BEAGLE PUPS FOR .SALE - tiiwn of Manehesler. no place like a OPERATORS AND SET-UP PKSSUM HAST single. 1 double. 1 picture win­ .3 12 months old. $25 Both 'iiiineelieiil MAN Apply in person, II & B MANUFACniRMC C0„ MC. 1st Shift 3. Willing to work hard dow ■ to ft, long. All lor only parents hunt. Call anytime home advertised Tool & F.ngineering Co , 168 41 CHAPEL STREET $200 Or w ill sell separately TAG » ^ilierl B Weiss. MANCHESTER. CT. A full time permanent 643-6130, I’ oresI SIreel. Manehesler Please call 649-1546. laic '"iK'ral Manaeer in the Want Ads. TELEPHONE - S43-34S7 sition is immediate- U2m K 0 E M F (yil 0,y«llM(l El(t|» afternoons or evenings. REGISTERED MORGAN- 2 y available for a s.lfip- 4. Able to work 3 hrs. vear old gelding, Black chcsl- pinp clerk Appliginls FOR SALE - One crypt tor hul Good halter and perfor- must be high'^hool ICLIP & MAIL two people. Side by s)de in manre prospect. Call 228-9817 graduates. Prior ship­ Rose H ill Memorial Park. REAL ESTATE SALES ping experience will after school Rocky H ill. Ct. Cost $1,256. h a n d s o m e H U N T E R PEOPLE- 2 full time sales Will sell for reasonable price. GARAGE SALE! I’0NY-'I3-I " hands, ehestnul associates Members of two SALES enhance the applicants i| NAME Call 568-6665 daily. 9 AM til 9 9 years Jump 3 ft. easily. Multiple Listing Services Call $300 minimum per chances. Lift truck MAIL TO: PM.* $51)0 Ikyginners pony. 13-3" Bob at Wolverton Agency week potential. ^Com- exnericnce w ill be help­ • NOW IS THE TIME * ADDRESS hands. Chestnut. 12 years Realtors 649-2815 pany Vehicle. no ful hut not necessary. m S K e B e r a U ) WORMS B ED R U N - 5,000 $.350, Call 228-9817. To cloan out your attic, collar or houaa and gat axtra monay for all thoM experience necessary. You will receive a Ambitious boys & girls CLA6 6 IFICO AOVERTI6 INO $18.00-20.000 $73,00, Large di.s- I C IT Y collactablaa that aomabody alaa may want, and ba willing to pay fori Growing corporation Is good starting salary counts over 50,000 Castings ENGLISH SPRINGEH seeking Individuals plus a comprehensive P.O. BOX 591 $3.50 quart New England SPANIFIL - Female Liver Mancheiter, Conn. 06040 MACHINISTS For Aircraft with pleasant per­ ^ benefit package. Worm Farm. Avon, Ct 06001 and whrte. 2 years old • THE HERALD IS THE PLACE sonalities but strong can earn over ------V—------:------Pedigree. $50 including dog Parts- Flxperim ental and Short Run Job Shop determination to earn ^ APPLY EXAMPLE: 707 FISHER GLA.SS 175 SKIS ■ house Call 649-4380 To advartlaa that Tag or Qaraga Oala, don't over look your homa town papar experience preferred To $300 to $800 weekly MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 440 Solomon bindings and lor the boat raaulla. FOR A8 LITTLE AS ONLY 14.98, YOU CAN RUN YOUR 18 PHONE ISWbrdsforODays woman Nordica txwts size 6 FREE KITTENS! Adorable work on either Lathe. com m ission In the 8 AM TO 4 PM WORD AD FOR 3 DAY8I For ONLY . * you can advartlaa It In our 8unday ^30.00 per week. Bindings and boots used and colorful 6 weeks old. Call 12 00 Bridgeport, Cintimatie or Food Service Industry. twice Al.so a ski rack lor sale. Tracer Top Pay (or right J CHECK ENCLOSED Only «9.00 643-9467. or 649-3542 $8avar, which goaa to ovary homa In Manchaotor, QIastonbury and Eaal Hart* High repeat business. AMF CUNO DIVISION Best offer. 649-8382 ask for man. Excellent fringe fordi *10V) U* rmlM I kM I « am TIm h It) hnUI Call Mr. Wilson for 47 MAIN STREET Sue benefits Apply at Paragon Interview. Tmil Co,. Inc., 121 ,-\dams TALCOTTVILLE, CT. FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS Wa will giva you 2 Tag 8ala Street, Manchester. 647-99.55 15x20 COLECO POOL- With Musical Instruments 44 06066 wooden deck. Complete with 289-1581 3 4 5 8lgna FREE, whan you 1 2 stainless steel filte r, new SECRETARY - Full time iaasi OpsoilaaWy tiaplu st CALL I '2 PRICE ON GUITARS and coma In and placa your ad In parooni liner, and cover. $500 Call Some shorthand required other instruments. Rivers 8 9 10 568-6295 after 6 p.m. A.sk for Soulh Windsor Bank &■ Trust 6 7 Music. 7 .Main Street. New Marc. Co Mam office. Aoply in per­ Britain 22.5-1977 ^ P l e as possiU, about it! And the son 1033 John Fateh Blvd., 12 13 14 15 11 FLEA MARKET - May 12th. ^ t way to do thu i, with a Classified South Windsor. Between 9 AM TROMBONE- In excellent SECRETARIAL Burnside School, East Hart­ MO in this newspaiar and 3 PM condition. Bueschcr. with 643-2711 16 17 16 ,, 19 20 ford. 10 lo 4. Friends of alter­ oversized ease $250 Call 649- POSITION native edueatron. 568-0211, INSTALLER - 3M scxitchtint 7085 anytime 289-1447 • V solar control films - start 21 22 23 24 25 She Beralii $4 00 H ig h p o te n tia l SMALL MANUFACTURING FIRM HAS OPENING FOR Between lr00-5:00 Excellent fringe benefits A CAPABLE PERSON ABLE TO HANDLE u CLASSIFIED AD.^htiSING M 27 2H 29 30 Boals-Accessorles 45 ghe Heralii Training provided Call DIVERSIFIED ASSIGNMENTS. SHARE DUTIES OF 5 Fllmore Assiviates. 647-1411 GAL OFFICE, FOR TYPING, PHONE, RECORD 1974 F U R Y - I 6 ‘/!-fo o t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 33 34 KEEPING, FILING, ETC. FOR AN INTERVIEW Ask for Mike Jt------f2 HANDCRAFTED SILVER fiberglass, till trailer, with WORK AT OUR O lT D a iR JEWELRY- Some with 1975 5.5-horse|wwcr outboard Flower Locations. Friday. APPOINTMENT CALL MR. LEHRER, 646-6560 37 38 39 40 stones. Chains. Braceletes' fJhevv engine. 2 tanks, $2,500, Saturday or Sunday. Car An fQM/ Opportunttr gmptorvr. and Pendants. 1 '3 ol original Also 50 norse .Johnson out­ 643-2711) ask for Tina or Joo needed S 1) R Enterprises. ______price! Call 643-2711, Extension board. $300 . 2284M75 or 228- Andover, Conn , 742-99K 33 9550 t’AOK HIGHTKKN - KVKNING HERALD. Wed.. April 18. 1979

Frank and Emeat HERALD. Wed.. April 18. 1979 - PAGE NINFTF.f n Autos For Sale 67 Trucks tor Sale 62 Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Campers-Trailers X'M FED OP lAnTH 1975 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 1977 CHEVY 1,2 TON Mobile Homes 65 Poanutf —■ Chariot M . Schulz 88 - 4 door hardtop. Fully FOR COMPETITIVE PICKUP- Cu.stomized, Asking MOTORCYCLE YOUff ^OM^TftNT equipped, including air, vinyl $4500 or best offer. Call 647- 1977 C H E V Y P IC K -U P top. All new steel radial tires. INSURANCE- Call the C A M P E R . 16.000 m ile s . UWV DO VOU KEEP ACROSS confidence in Answer to Previous Puzzle 9261 before nOon. or after 6 experts at Crockett Agency. IF k'OU HAVE TO klEU., ^O M PL/\|N lN ^i /IgOuT 643- 4149. p.m Sleeps 4 $6500. Call 228-0084. D e a r A b b y STANPIN6 OUT THERE 4 Make angry 643-1577. ask for Marilyn or VELL SOMETHlNS a s d 1 Within the 5 Alcove Judv. 'ELUNe.-UIEItENlWaa time of 6 Controlled by CAMARO LT 1975 - 350. 20 FT. SHASTA TRAVELER FOR A CHAN6EI M Y 5 P E l U IN D , a n d 1972 DODGE CLUB CAB - 318 By Abigail Van Buren 7 Rim of jar (p i) barrier Automatic transmission, TR AILER - Sleeps 6. Full ONIlE^’ irSEMRIWSSlNE' V-8 engine, automatic 1975 YAMAHA 100 D.T.- Very- f 1 Portugal and 7 Pot cover many extras. $3700. Call 646- bath. Flxccllenl condition! 7 ^ ------Spam X P O IT J DO Y » u transmission, power steering good condition. $400. Call 647- 8 Greek epic 4128. and brakes. 8 ft. body and cap, Self contained. 742-6724, after 12 Rarefy poem R A T 9777. 4 p.m. H ^ A R Mep***> 2 extra rims and snow tires. 14 Make a 9 Name for a 8 T R 1972 CAPRI - Good condition. 649-7820. choice cat ■ E N E Radial tires, good gas 15 Light inventor 10 tialt US S K -IN -I-T, ^’PoiT"{ 16 Slogan q 1 mileage. Asking $1700. 644- 1963 CHEVROLET PICKUP Can She Crack 12 Of the teeth .3084 17 Shaped wtth 13 Ensign (a b b r) • wikfiNa me Tu ut np.on ' * TRl.’CK With cap. G o ^ run­ *'"rg' •r-iS an ax 18 Great defeat ning condition. $500. Please 19 Snakes 20 Close securely •aaaaaataaaaaataaaaaaaaaa# 1972 DODGE POLARA- call 643-0401. keep trying. A Sports Nut? 20 Made tranquil •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21 Ram s males Automatic. Low mileage, 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Priscllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 22 Reside ' Onicet-Slores tor Rent 55 A u fo i For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 good, decent air conditioned 22 Craving African tree CHEVY 12 Ton Pickup. DEAR ABBY: Our daughter, Amy, is engaged to a fellow 25 Playing 42 Mae West transportation. Asking $1100. WHAT HE TDLP ^ 23 Large wading 34 One or the Half-Sizer 4«1 MAI.N STHKKT. North of 1970 PONTIAC- One owner 1978 P IN T O W AG O N - Brand new. 4.000 miles. Many who is a sports nut. Jerry follows baseball, basketball, foot­ "^D^ivlTFiNCEKfi^ marble role 644- 2942. P IP THE ME TO QUIT HE WROTE OUT A. 26 Desert region bird other I ’o.sl olliee, about 5.WK) sq. ft Clean Air conditioning 2 Automatic transmission; four option.si Cap available. 646- 24 M eadow 39 More 43 Egyptian deity 5941. ball, hockey-any sport. He’s an authority. He knows the POCTOR P R IN K IN G ^ of shifting III eentrally located space hour Hardtop. $750. or best cylinder; 19.000 miles; LITTLE PAROPV OF mouse GOOD SECOND HAND CAR- / M O R I i Fh e r s / names and numbers of all the players, how much they earn, SAV? A POPULAR SONG. sand competent 44 Single (prefix) Ideal lor'slorc. olliee or other offer. 6.3:i-.78fl2 excellent condition; $3,200 1964 Olds. Good running condi- who was traded for whom, etc. Jerry would sit and watch 29 German 26 Diminutive S u f­ 40 Performed 46 Efin firm 87,5-6617 after 5 PM fix business or eommerdal use. lion $325. Call 644-0265. TV replays and live games all day if he could. And when he's submarine anew 47 With (Fr) (.'all 040-2420 ll-.'i pm. F O Iil) 1972 CUSTOM- flood not watching sports, he's reading about it or talking about it. (comp w d ) 27 Deteriorates condition New tires, piw cr 41 Greek 48 Put to proof 1975 O L O S M O B IL E 98 MGB 1973 CONVERTIBLE- 315 C IN TU S I., MANCH[ST»,CONN.* Phone 643-5135 1 worry that after they're married he'll make a poor husband 31 Voter 28 Grotto (poeU OFFlf.'K l•'OI( KKN T' Fully steering power brakes. Phone HEGF;.NCY - All power. 20.000 33 Crazier 30 Cans goddess of 50 Apply lightly Good condition. ,\ew Michelin . and worse father because all he seems to live for is sports. carpeted Air eonditioninp 0.3.3-2147 original miles, $3,700 or best 35 Hushed 32 Genus of peace radials. No rust. $2300. Call A .STAR ABOVE YOUR AD I've tried to warn Amy, but she doesn't listen. 52 Dull routine fmnvenienl loeation. ample offer. Excellent condition 36 Mao 228-9817 Could help to sell your items 1 2 3 4 parkint; Available ,'Mav 1st KOKD- 1973 Oran Torino 569-3407, Amy doesn't enjoy sports as much as Jerry, but goes tung 5 6 7 B S 10 faster, rent your room quicker along with it just to please him. 37 Nothing Mrs .laekslon, 04.1-I310.' Power steering and brakes. \'- 11 and bring you better results! FOB PBOFESSIONAL QUALITY IZ 13 H Automatie Very good condi­ 1 973 OBAN TORINO Jerry is a nice enough fellow otherwise, but being sports 38 In case that Ask the Herald Classified Ad 39 Seaport m 14 tion Hcasonable offers 043- WAOO.N- 3 scaler, with air CONTBOLLED AUTO BODJY BEPAIBS crazy, what would you say their chances are for a successful 15 MANCIIKSTKIt - Hetail. taker about details. Put the Oregon sterak'e. and or m anufar- 0422 conditioning. Good condition FORD - 1973 GRAN TORINO marriage? ST.AR to work for you! Phone on all makes... 42 Arm 16 17 IB lurinpr .space. 2,000 sq. ft to $1400 or best offer. 52.000 Excellent condition. IVIusI 64.3-2711 AMY'S POP 45 Cultivator I” fifl.lKK) S (| ft Very reasonable, 1905 |■|,YMOtiTll KUHY- miles. Call 043-7884 •sell $1200. 643-8422, 46 Dine 70 lirokers nroteeted Call Huns but needs work Host DEAR POP: Who knows? In spite of Jerry's preoccupa­ LOAN and RENTAL CARS 49 Tristan s n J4 CaptaFn Easy — Crooka & Lawrenco 23 27 2B lleymati I'roperties. 1-220- offer. Call 0.33-8258 1975 FORD MAVERICK- 4 1973 TORINO - 302 Runs I Available by Appointment. tion with sports and Amy's lu k of enthusiasm tor it, they beloved 1 1200 door 0 cylinder, automatic, excellent. Must sell, 5 1 Obtain by 29 could have a great marriage. You sound like a well- I'L L DO ANVrHIMei,,. EVEW 30 32 OATSUN 200 Z 1974- Air, AM- power steering, radial tires. sacrificing! Any reasonable intentioned father who's running interference for his little HMM... WELL,PERHAPS reasoning 1 F.M 8 track Kxcclicnt con­ $1950 046-2972 after 4 p.m. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 MCOME owe OP VER CULT AWeELSl VOU'VE LEARWED YOUR n 34 offer over $1650. Call alter girl who might well he able to call her own signals. Back off. JUST SET ME OUTA HEftEl 53 In a row dition' Call 649-4182 LESSON- ANP EARNER 54 Makes used 1 3 30 p m , 649-1150. 5'28-6063 Dad. je Wanted to Rent 57 1 909 MUSTANG V-8 - MOTORCYCLE STM OZIMEK, Manager ANOTHER CHANCE to H 3 B INSURANCE- Lowest Rates WASH, D E A R ... 55 European 1 PHOTO-GUIDE ] WE PAY TOP PlilCES lor Automatic tran.smission. low 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 40 41 PA7TEPN CI.KAN QiilET FAMII.Y f)F wrecked and junk ears. A & B mileage, good condition, new Available! Immediate Bin­ DEAR ABBY: My father’s English is so poor it's embar­ apple ding .Sunnv Dav Option. Call *2 4J 44 3 ADI T.TS Desire unfurnished Auto Salvage, used auto parts radials $1500. 643-5513 alter 4 rassing. He says, "He don't." "They was," "There ain't no," 56 Fmd out 47 48 2 tiedroom apartment. Call Tony 040-622.3 PM 1966 FORD FALCON- Runs .loan. 643-1126. ' etc. ■ *9 50 .Maneliester area Own good Body is good. .Needs Although I'm only 14,1 think it is never too late for a per­ DOWN 51 52 a(i(ilianees -No pets or parties OI.DS CUTUA.SS SUPBEME some work. 20 miles per son to learn, and my father could learn if he wanted to. He's S3 54 gallon $200 or best offer. Call 1 Record Ixieal re fe ren ces C all 871- 1974- S ho w roo m c o n d itio n ' BANK REPOSSESSIONS 35 and was born in this country, but sometimes he talks like 2 Over (G er) alter 3;00 p m.. 528-.3466. bi 5B 2.347, 3-0 p m M ust be .seen' $2095. A fte r 5 FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile a foreigner. 3 Place p m d a ily. 649-7071 Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, Sometimes I correct him in front of people because if I _ u i |NI1V U'i-'iAVi junk ears Call .Joey at Tolland Bank of Manchester, Main THE TINS RICH'. BUT IF IT SETS MUCH 1 START BY tion Very low mileage Cap­ 4 cyl...... timing is bad. ING ON, MY 7 DOWN AND RESTAU­ A uto Ito ily 528-HWO Street. Manche.ster. THEN, WITH TUB WOR6B, WE MAY ' OFFERING A /,ip-front, V - n«'ck iumI tains cliairs. Stereo and s a l a d ; _ - ' ^ have a c u p o f RANT WAV PRICES ARE . ALL HAVE TO COFFEE WITH US! ^ P L E O F rii'k-iMck trim nmkr IhiH M O N T E C A Itl.O 1973, P ow er 1970 FORD GRAND TORINO ca.s.settc. Radials. 429-9461. DEAR ABBY: I wish to say a few words in defense of BUSINESS GOINS up; WHO is r. SO b a c k 10. TEAK PINNERS WAfiON - 9 pa.s.scnger. Air. ■? S a r te r i * Defeating a squeeze play a romforlalilf ilroHs for steering, power brakes, 1969 PONTIAC LEMANS 6 cyl...... »14«* newspaper carriers who distribute Christmas cards. Some TO SOMEONE WHO COULD FIX tho hnlf-Ni/or. a iito m a lie , $1,575 C all 049- power steering, power brakes CUSTOM- Automatic, power people seem to think the cards are a hint for a tip. No. KIK3 with I'holo- Dow mileage Make an offer USED CAR SPEOALS y MY T V SETl ing hill wliich .showed 22 or '23 1149 a iiv lim e steering, and brakes Good I have three children who have had paper routes for (Juldc is in Hizrs \'l'^ to 871-0.379. tires. Call 049-0498 1975 PLYMOUTH 0 cyl...... $20$®4 points WHS tile minimum of 24Vi. Siz- M ‘/j. M7 IuihI, several years. A t first, they put the paper on the porch of NOIITII MB 22 and .South's llircc-no- 2% .vanis 4r»-incli. DUSTER 'Plus Parts every subscriber, but found that fewer than 10 percent ♦ B r> :i 2 Iniinp response whicli Pnttcrvn avuilnbte only Sport Coupe. 318 engine, Includes: Installation of new parts, adj. timing, set carb. adjustments, clean tipped for the extra service, so now they porch only the » A K .1 showed a lialaneed 10-12 was in nizrn nhnwn. auto, trans., ex, cond. battery terminals. elderly and the tippers. ♦ A K (J Ihe minimum 10. TO ORDER, iind St.OO for OKn *alr cond. cars and vans slightly higher. GREELEY, COLO. ♦ K Q 4 On Ihe other hand If ihe pittern, plot 2SC for poilaio and *2 3 9 5 .0 0 WUST KA.ST hand were actually |)laye985022 even affect your close associa­ ARIES fMarch 21-Aprii 19) You 4-1$ could be judged egolistical and tions. Homes tor Rent 54 ■ ^ be put down if you attempt to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Tell 24 TOLUND TURNPIKE ^ the truth today, but phrase it WInthrop — Dick Cavalll dictate to others today. Do your W/\N'I'I')D 2 3 single male own thing and let them do very carefully or what you say engineers Share large bnuse might be misinterpreted. A 649-26: RtRSTmCOTTVILlE ^ 6 4 9 -2 6 3 8 theirs. Beginning with your fS A y Oi,Of=COUR!S& M A Y B E t h a t BUrATl_6ASr lliillim .lune I I.ease 1 vein- birthday, find out what the year friend or associate could be I/tATHEaWAfTrESr N A S - T y ... ele each No elillilren. ahead holds for you. Send for deeply hurt. MAKBSMB r M A F IN K animals, pels 04.3 '2880 your Astro-Graph Letter by SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. K IP IN TOWN, OUPE'i GUARE.' A F IN K .., W ITH A L L mailing $1 for each to Astro- 21) You’d be wise to let some­ w i n t v i r :!P? H © T E E T H . HOUSE 0 ROOMS 3 Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio one else take over your purse bedrooms, dining room On City. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to strings. The one thing you are y luis lin e $350 |ie r m iin tli M r CHRYSLER CORPORATION'S specify birth sign. not good at is handling your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Im­ financial affairs. I’billniek. I'lnlhnek Agenev CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jin. 19) 040 4200 portant details can not be ig­ nored today. No matter how The way you are doing things • A MONTH ^ l AMONTH hard you try to push them into today could try the patience of EAST IIARTFOHD Single 389.20 307 22 even your most loyal friends. 36 MONTH, 40,000 MILE 'NET LEASE 36 MONTH, 40,000 MILE 'NET LEASE the background, they’ll return bnuse 2 heili nnms, 2 ear gar- to haunt you. Watch out or you might get a •ige Oiiile Meighliin blind FACTORY WARRANTY GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be on piece of someone’s mind. R e ln re n e i's re ip iire il $'20(l guard today. There are some AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ^9))\ « .l/v. dt—J 1,0^ m n n ih h 043 59113 wni-nut PLIRCHASF Of ANY BRAND NEW 1979 won't become you if you try to Lincoln-Mercury leasing offers many ad­ for a broad range of prepaid maintenance tricky conditions that could CW1.TW* W. TM ... Ul Nl 0. vantages. Like a fixed monthly rate that may spell trouble in your financial be coy today, but of even more V -/r ★ ASPEN ★ DIPLOMAT LeBARON services. Drive the new Versailles, Con­ dealings with others. Don't you importance, you won’t get what simplify tax records If you use your Lincoln you're going after. 2 WHEEL DRIVE DODGE PICK-UP or VAN tinental Mark V or Cougar XR-7. See us for be the cause. Short Riba — Frank Hill Offices-Stores lor Rent 55 In business. And an optional coupon book CANCER (June 21-July 22) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) details today. Your aims may not be in accord You’re prone to be very indeci­ WITH ALL OUR y o u 'd t h i n k h o m e 4 0 0 0 P ^ N U T MANCIIlsSTKIi- Main Slyed mitcocoutmatno w f sive today, and could pul off with those of your pals today. TECHNOLOaCA aaA A sse e wWOULD p r o v i d e B u r r e n SANDWICHES. iiiiiilein iilliee available •tiH) something important until an­ You'll have to be especially careful in any group endeavor, a p v a n c e s .. sSOME-riHINO o M E - n b e t t e r si| II lliM l. \C inelilileil Call other time. It'll be a mistake. t h a n .. till'i 21li'l 111 i;pl 27.W LEASE ON El LEASE ONE! LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) impa­ or pay the consequences. NEW 1979 DEMO 1979 tience could be your undoing (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) DODGE DODGE $500.00 DOWN CASH OB TBADE $ 5 0 0 .0 0 DOWN CASH OB TBADE MODKir; rAlil’KTFl). an- DinOMAI 1878 MEBCUBY MABQUIS BBOUQHAM Barry’9 World — J im Borry ^ KMICO/... M£Sr 50N3A'6 MOnteR eiinililiiiiieil etliees. ample COLT V MCDAUKM liee paikinp llininl Slieel 2 DOOR IF9M12 1979 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 liie.ilien r.iil mil H-1'22 iiy IHO STATION WAGON #9X63 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoffal ri7H2 . FRONT WHEEL DRIVE HATCHBACK EoGiDMfl 318 ;in V 8 Ji.’jmjiK- ‘ .:*:r,jn fO'VJ'V.if'intf glyl^y p>3WC' Ai>X!. A' La— ;; 'A-'t k'i.*k t'.trstnisM 3c l-l'.kV, pi JiV'' ’0$-es t'lp. !fii' rejf wir>dO^ yiHroSiC' AM fV WHAtl6^fiiN6 0L /lrrT PRIME OFFICE SPACE AM M.v hnii »ttuckc' .pw ik'wc s’e'Pv’ wii*' H f\K‘h • dr'»i*c ms,'a’lor-[vj-i 'THUOS Newly rtdtcaialed. loui In­ .1M v.tti't*’)'^ stj'-C sVe ,\v .ige slw*' rjii<*ti tAF'i’pAi'is luggjpp rack dividual ofllcaa. ampla parking, H’,3 ATIv1g''W vVl'CSlT' hi’P-l fi .ISV .1V wi!h ail clpiiovlof bO •1'’’ ie.tlbpi '’'fettOf Our Boarding Houaa This Funny World P L O O f s\',M e sale F'Riri canlially localad. pluah aurroun- yti'iSP C'Vi''Ci p'prv',' rr' Ahpfv; piti' nu';h j : (V dingi. idaal apol lor profaaalonal F’M CiSbUw* A' •’Hu 5to« F No 90P SAIJ UM,'/A6, REGULAR ELECTRIC CAP^F IT B U T $ 0 oHlca $485 par month. Call WERE LIMITED T<7 MODEST Dl^-yALM05T DIP 6 4 6 -72 14 TA N C E 6 BY THE LIFE OF THEIR 30UNP6 I PLAN TO •4607 BATTERIES.' THE HOO PW BILE LIKE 7 ENP HmtsioamFtm r e t r a c t il e w in d m il l 50LVE5- IT < u t t e r •7732 WORKS ANP OFFICE SPACE THIS) PROBLEM WITH FREE ★ SPECIAL PURCHASE OF 1978 CHRYSLER CORP. CARS ★ ENERGY.' THE DRIVER 5IM P LY / J PRODUCE FOR RENT *240.28 4 R 0 R T . ^ 1 0 4 l G 0 AMONTH ELEVATE6 THE WINDMILL AND L0W-C06T 36 MONTH, 40,000 MILE 'NET LEASE RECHARtSE^ THE BKTTERIEf. V-IS 2W .square Icei. eenler n t HZS. . 1978 DODGE 36 MONTH, 40,000 MILE ‘NET LEASE HOUSING BY Manehesler, alp_i:ijji. •lnclud<$ all tw md fglotmMon, tKchidt Inturarw A m$lnl$ii«no>. «A wniH oecurWy d$po$lt fq u ifd WHILE WDRKIN6 OR MAKING BRICK6 FROM WA6TE ASPEN 4 DOOR SEDANS vPAPER (S TO CHOOSE FRON) , Connecticut's “Connecticuts Oldest Lincoln Mercury Dealer' C P A 9 H T wA n n 6 6 ] \N H O F 0 O F H ' ALh HAVE MiLEAIjE' ^3ulpp^cJ mclwdinfi tactcfy jtf ccwsJrtioqmg Julony’tc f>dic Newest 0 ie A T T ;C ^ tm'eJ glass w^'ilewans. vm>l root. dfiu«e whw' ccvms powe» slwnng poks^'tyaAes e’e ' Newest International MAZDA HELPS PROVVN £X IT SCOUT T H A T 'L L ) WHY DO YOU KEEP A w C U 9 T O M e R 9 ' Z SMALL Dealer YOUR CHOICE *4570 Dealer BE < t h e M U ilC 9 0 c o m p l a in t s OFFICES * ULCUS cult lUUCtWaiTSUIMir.'SlIM./tiHIMEtlttimWUltllTt * , 4ti l«e ^ 2 U .7 9 :I U)UP.’ IT'S O lV IN & i^H /taOUT PRICES FOR RENT /M E A h e a d - MORIARTV BROTHERS A c h e .'; .Includes all; utilities and, A ir Condl^oninf!. Cciv CHORCNES of MANCHESTER Iral location. >noTher "Excuse my friend! He likes to do the Call 643-9S51 SOOAKlANOSTRCET MSNCHESIfR 643 2791 , ,,, ...... NEAR l'A < J'lri4 ofomcMii nnusDit 111 I I I Fsi.’ i'isiD ci'1 1 1 i>v tf.A Heimlich Maneuver on SOME people even if 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER.CONN.- Phone 643-S13S they're not choking." PA(JK TW KNTY- EVENING HKRALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 Completes Course

Business EAST HARTFORD — Computer Processing Institute of 111 Ash St., announced the graduation of Chris Richter of 140 Boulder Road, Manchester, from its business com­ puter programming course, Energy Conference Slated Richter, a Suffield Academy graduate, also attended HAHTFORD - Gov, Klla Grasso has in- The other speakers, including keynoter Bates College in I,ewiston, vilpd executives from several hundred Daniel Yergin, a Harvard Business School Fiihw^ fn ComfiMi wHk LemV Conneclieut businesses to a major energy energy and business expert; Stillman B, conference in Hartford on Tuesday. Brown, vice president-finance of United CofC Gets Members Leaders from the manufacturing, Technologies Corp, Thomas Petrie, vice SOUTH WINDSOR — The Chamber of Commerce has banking, insurance, retail and real estate president of the L’irst Boston Corp,; announced the acceptance of eight new members into the TEMPTERS FOR TWO... industries will be discussing ways to Hershel A. Klein, chairman of the Connec­ organization and "the receipt of three additional lessen the impact of high energy costs on ticut Business and fndu,stry Association applications to be considered. Two is all that’s needed for excellent conversation, or to enjoy Connecticut's busine.ss community. energy committee; and Lynn Alan Those accepted were Fred A. Andreolli of Northeast The half-day conference at the Brooks, second vice president of the excellent dining. With the increased number of smaller families, r Resources, Michael Thayer of Steven Paving Co,; Andre Sheralon-tfartford Hotel. “ Knergy Cost Connecticut General Life Insurance meals are often intimate affairs with the emphasis on quality K. Charbonnfeau of Andre Furniture industries; Michael Heduclion." is sponsored by the Connec­ Comp. rather than quantity. Kaprove of the Barrows Company; Marjorie S, Anthony ticut Office of i’olicy and Management, of Curry Copy Center; John Seibold of Wesco Industries; Two popular and nutritious seafoods, North Pacific halibut and Knergy Division; the II,S, Department of For further information, contact the Edward R. Grant of Commercial Press and Office Pacific canned salmon are easily purchased in small quantities for Knergy and the Hiisiness Coalition to Save Business Coalition to Save Energy at 246- 5286. Products; Richard S, Kelley of RSK Contractors Inc,; the two member household. However they’re prepared, remem­ Knergy Clirix Iticlilcr and Jim Bevins of Grossman's, ber that a squeeze of fresh lemon will enhance their subtle flavor. Halibut Marenra features snow white halibut steaks baked Hank Parent with a colorful medley of chopped fresh vegetables. Fresh lemon I n c o n n * juice and grated lemon peel point out the delicate flavor of the fish. HARTFORD - Hartford National Corp , the parent Prepared lovingly with lemon, savory Salmon Balls topped company of Hartlord with a creamy Lemon Mustard Sauce are served over shell maca­ Nalional Bank and Trust roni. Waste-free canned salmon is delicious just as it comes from Co . has announced a first 7 . 6 6 ? s " ™ the can or combined with other foods in a variety of salads, (piarler net income of $2 98 Open-Back Body entrees or appetizers. It’s low in calories and rich in protein — so million a 49 percent gain Suits in Easy- let yourself oe tempted! over the same peri(Kl last Stretch Nyion/ year. Lycra® Jusi me thing Earnings per share were lor sports or casual wear! HALIBUT MARENGO $1 05 lor the first quarter of Pair them with leans (as 2 North Pacific halibut steaks 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1979 compared with 70 shown) or skirts (or a great fashion look. Even (3/4 to 1 pound) 1 clove garlic, minced cents per share last year, some lace trims! S,M,L. Grated peel and juice of 1/4 teaspoon oregano leaves, crushed corporation Chairman ' $ Q Our Reg. 1/2 fresh lemon 1/4 teaspoon salt Robert L. Newell said V 3.99 1 medium tomato, diced 1/8 teaspoon pepper Tue,sday. Newell said con­ . 13.99 T-RiHic New 1/4 cup chopped green pepper 1 tablespoon olive oil solidated income before 9 . 8 8 14.99 Looks in 2 tablespoons finely Lemon cartwheel twists ,securities transactions and Fashion Jeans chopped onion extraordinary credit was T-Shirts! Smart with Exciting color combinations in Place halibut steaks In oiled shallow baking dish or oven-proof skillet. Sprinkle with $2.89 m illion, or 86 rents a polyester and cotton, lemon peel and juice. Combine vegetables and seasonings; spoon over halibut. Drizzle share, compared with $1.26 Back-Pocket V-necks or crews. S,M,L with olive oil. Cover and bake at 350” F. 25 to 30 minutes, until fish Hakes easily with million and 45 cents a Interest Choice ol 2.77 Our Reg. 3.99 fork. Garnish with lemon cartwheel twists. Makes 2 servings. share in 1978 straight or Hare legs, Girls' ‘With-It’ Knit Tops Everything turnups too. Misses' and from Mork S Mindy transfers to sweet "These results reflect Juniors' sizes 5/6-15/t6. lace trims and appliques. Sizes 4-i4. 8 . 4 4 the improved performance Reg. 9.99 10 11.99 SALMON BALLS WITH LEMON MUSTARD SAUCE in most areas of bank • Novelty knee-hl socks, 5.6 3 Our Reg. 7.99 solids i pallerns . . Denim Skirts 1 can (7-3/4 ounces) salmon 1/4 teaspoon pepper operations, " Newell said, Girls' Prewashed Denim Jeans Juice of 1/2 fresh lemon 911 Rig. t.4S $1 Regular or slim, sizes 7-t4. Go Knee-Deep 3 tablespoons salad oil lie said the bank took 1/2 cup crushed cracker crumbs Cooked large shell macaroni "timely advantage" of in Fashion! 2 tablespoons chopped green onions Lemon Mustard Sauce A-llnes, flares, wraps market conditions to with pocket details, I egg, slightly beaten Lemon wedges and parsley for garnish "selectively add tax- decorative stitching. exempt securities'" to Its h^dslip to 12 bi-lhs'o"” Sizes 6/6 to 15/16. Drain and flake salmon, reserving liquid for sauce. Combine salmon, lemon juice, cracker investment portfolio crumbs, green onions, egg and pepper. Shape firmly Into 8 balls. In skillet, brown salmon balls well In oil. Serve over cooked shell macaroni lopped with Lemon Mustard The Hartford National 1 Mother's Day '• ,s Stool. Our Reg. 1.67 Sauce. Garnish with lemon wedges and parsley. Makes 2 servings. Hank and Trust Co , the 1 a S AO UP to • * r * * " M Sheer corporation's main sub- Lemon Mustard Sauce siillary, reported net in­ Amplon come for the first (juartcr Pantyhose Water Generous dash pepper All-nurfe waist 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1/4 cup mayonnaise of $2 94 million, or $1.05 per 1 f t . 8 8 nurReu.11-y Pittway glass products such as CM or Rag. Price...... 19.97 aulomohile windshields, eWderS^ Price...... 14.70 h bottles, lamp liases, televi­ PHtway llatl-lnBebate....S.00* sion tulles, and light liiillis ✓A Currently. Smit Nijmegen JSSlom 9.70 Neighbor’s Kitchen Lehrs are regarded as the Battery powered in case ol premium designed fur­ electrical failure. Detdets visible naces in their field and invisible smoke parilcles. r- k By BETTY RYDER Transportation costs, Battery Included. fSATBRS m dollar evaluation, and Great New 3-Pc. Look! logistical spare parts sup­ port programs led the Men's Coordinated Separates in MR. COFFEE 1(FCup Kodet' Polyester ‘Super Stretch'! Dutch com[ianv to consider Drip Coffaa Makar SLACKS (33-40) Ceidor Rag. Price...... 29.99 Elegant this move BLAZER Old man winter being in no hurry to covered, over moderate heat about 25 Makes 4 generous .super servings. OSM) OR VEST(S,m,l.xu Additionally, Ine two Caldor Sale Price...... 23.70 leave this year, these hearty minutes or until vegetables are MH.CoWealllatMnRebele.4.00* Imported What's a "St-oup"? It's a hearty companies will enter a 34.70 9.99 generous "st-oups" make a body tender. Separate thawed fish fillets filling get together of stew and soup. joint venture to estahlish a Rag. 44.99 * Rag. 12.99 warming complete meal just right and add to st-oup. Cook about 10 Enjoy this new version of an old sales organization to serve Fabric gives' lor comlon. to resist wrinkles LirreO Crystal 0 . for blustery weather. minutes until fish flakes easily with blazer & vest Stacks included contrast bell Navy. n^C O 8T....,i9.70 favorite-"Peanut St-oup. " Cook 'k the glass industry in the Brown. Tan. Lt Blue (LI Blue not in all stores) Brews 2 to 10 perfect cups. * A new idea combining soup and fork. Garnish with parsley and serve cup chopped onion until soft in 2 ACarrieBudVaaa U S The new activity will Unique Coffee Saver dial. ICBS700 stew — “ st-oup” — these recipes use hot. Makes 4 servings. tablespoons shortening. Blend in 2 lie headquartered at the twetat...,,...... 4.17 to.< aBonnlaBudVaas . . . simple basic ingredients— fish, poul- **Or use any favorite fish fillets. teaspoons Gravy Master and 1 cup expanded Industronics fJonko ftoqlvN...... 5.76 Ee. ty. vegetables, nothing exotic. The S|ianii

1 tablespoon flour 3 leeks, sliced combination stew and soup add new Akzona Inc has reported a 'k cup kernel com 1 can (8 oz.) chick peas, drained 29 percent net gain in in­ 7.77 S& flavor dimensions to family supper. 'k cup sliced mushrooms 1 tablespoon salt Use a big pot and boil l-'/z pounds come during the first M tn rg 2 potatoes, sliced 'A teaspoon seasoned pepper smoked ham hocks in 2 quarts stock, quarter of 1979, compared 'M o Q n g o r' KODAK Cotortxirst AlpO 5 cups beef or chicken broth, or Combine beef, ham bone or hock, broth or water. Add a few cloves, a with the same period last Fashion Knit 12” Diagonat stock onions, carrots, turnip, garlic and clove of garlic and a bay leaf. year Instant Color Camera Sport Shkts B/WPorlablaTVa«t ... 1 tablespoon Gravy Master potato in large kettle. Add cold Simmer until meat is tender, about 2 The firm said Wednesday Short s la m cable treahnaeie, ■ Salt and-pepper to- taste Pinch water, using more than 2 quarts if hours. Strain broth and chop meat. its earnings per share were V-ntoka. crushed thyme necessary to cover ingredients. Return to pot and add 1 tablespoon up to 76 cents from 58 cents NfliMooto, OwLowaat 1 7 8 i B S * 1 4|und package frozen haddock fw v o i eanytt 2 4 . 7 6 Pries Ever 'Dta Meal second set for Bring to a boil, skim; reduce hear Gravy Master, 1 defrosted package last year Sales rose 15 per­ filletsS*, thawed and simmer, covered, for about 1 cent to $'260 1 million andmcriiSiiM dam, ddri or bedroom. (10 oz) chopped turnip greens; 1 8,M ,L,XL. MoMed in cany handle Parsley hour. Add remaining ingredients and package (6 oz.) instant hashed brown "Although the strong Qteat Kodak PR-fOodorprinta, tnstantlyl torporMXiny. Monopole C o o k onions, leeks and carrot in hot continue to simmer, covered, for an potatoes. 1 cup thinly sliced carrots. start encourages us to feel •Maars Valour Automatic expoeute a e n in a motorizedIT UHF.VHFMtenna. CeaerSeeke shortening 5 minutes. Sprinkle with additional hour. Test beef for Cover and simmer about 35 minutes. that results for the year Mint aisctloiL Easy4o-«iaa dooming ■ flour and stir in. Stir in remaining in­ doneness. If necessary continue to SeeoweOrtoirt. Clicla'foqua. •Q wdsrf stand tor Season to taste and serve hot. Great will show measurable im­ iraawTM .. „ gredients. except fish. Cook, simmer until beef is fork tender. stuff for a cold day. provement over 1978. 79c Owitae.ii.TS.... 11.86 external factors, including the problems of petro­ chemical fc(>d stiK-k supply and prices, may make that goal difficult to achieve," MANCHESTER VERNON Akzona President Claude 1145 TOLLAND TURNPIKE TRI-CITY SHOPPING CENTER A hearty fish “ St-oup” is just the thing for blustery spring weather. All natural ingredients Ramsev said STORE HOURS; MONDAY thru FRIDAY, 10 AM to 9:30 PM 'SATURDAY, 9 AM to 9:30 PM ‘ SUNDAY 11 AM to 5 PM ‘ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY mean extra flavor and goodness. I’AGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed , April 18, W9 25th Wedding Anniversary EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18. 1979 - PAGE TWENTV-THREF 4-Her’s Win Home Gardening Gaining Popularity, Appeal WIB-y ■ B-y.-iB-ymm Sf Txillic' fnitr.VOar.U^IH :j _ .1. «• . . Mr. and Mrs, Saiiiin l Maltempoof T rophies St. Louis’ four-year-old afford to provide the funds By JKANNK LLSKM Peter Wotowiec is con­ Louisville, Ky^ program. Garden Center in Dayton, 231 Wc'lls St,, Manchester, were program for low income for fencing," Rosen said. center wim ws.tlOO worth of poor people and Ihe fact " i f , - . ; UPl Fumily Kdilor tinuing the three basic The rent rose $5 this year Ohio, where about 3.000 honored at a siir()rise party on the oc­ Members of 4-H Clubs in families has shifted its "The community gar­ of funding a year lor the they can't buy lettuce at 99 programs with a lot of to $25 per plot, mainly people rent 1.173 plots for casion of their 2!)th weddimj anniver­ Manchester participated in the an­ emphasis from vacant lots dens were planned as a garden and other cents a head,” she said. Roy Chun of Honolulu scrounging. plus because of the higher cost $10 each. The center sary. nual Kavorite Fieid .Show. to smaller projects on social thing as well as a programs. "Considering how little uses his'garden as an es­ volunteering by students, of fertilizer and higher provides free rototillers, liostinf! the April 7 party at the backyards anci side lots as food sujjplement and we In Minncapolis-St. Paul, money there has been, it’s cape from his hectic job as teachers and parents. wages for the retirees who fertilizer, water, security, Garden Grove in Manchester, were Members ot the Bake n Baste CTub one way of coping with still have that with the the non-profit Food and kind of phenomenal how a factory representative. He is using only about 1.- are part-time supervisors. gardening information and Land Resource Center their three sons, Kolierl. Gordon and received robbons are Debbie Merritt, such problems as vandals smaller gardens because much has been done.” "I guess maybe the (X)0 plots instead of the Horticulture agent Tom classes. They City Parks wants to expand this year .Samuel; and their dauf'hter. .Marcia Donna Thibodeau, Lynnette Choman and dogs, said M artin many of the people, Last year, one garden Chinese were right. " Chun usual 7.000 — although Welsh of the Jefferson Department maintains from 1978-s nine gardens M, Crowley, 'ITiey also have five and Sandy Bowes. Rosen, associate executive primarily senior citizens, was run by senior citizens says. “ Several hundred enrollment is up. County Agriculture Exten­ roads, cuts weeds and and 200 gardeners, but it ('randchildren. director of the sponsoring have formed gardening and another by a group of Also, on April 6, trophies for the years ago some Chinese "Students are more sion Service said the coun­ picks up trash. has a funding problem. The party was attended by 150 Human Development Corp. clubs and met all winter emotionally disturbed per­ add campaign were presented. philosopher was quoted as aware of their natural en­ ty and extension took over Center director Evron Carlotfa Colette, president relatives and friends. Also present “ We provided seeds and long." sons. ^ in g . 'If you want to be vironment," Wotowiec the rentals three years ago Colhoon says about 60 to 70 of the board of directors, were the -couple's best man and loaned Utensils, such as Cleveland’s overall The United Methodist Top winners were Veronica happy for a day, get drunk. said. "This concern is' a from a bank, which had percent of tlic people who blames "general apathy” matron of honor. Mr, and Mrs, > Kauosidian of the Winding Brook tillers and hand tools, but austerity prograli'i has cut Churcli funds the center If you want to be happy for a more realistic part of sponsored the program for , garden there do so to save by government officials. .lames Gorman. Mrs. Gorman is Club of Westhersfield, the $1,600 the (vacant) lots were un­ funding drastically for its and has received a week, get married. But if (their) lifestyle than it was two years. money; the remainder gar­ "The attitude in this Mrs. .Maltempo's sister. trophy: and Keith Merritt of the protected ... Dogs were 83-year-old school garden separate grant from the Rohin I.. Wagner .Mary-Ann l.odi you want to always be hap­ 10 years ago” The nation’s best bargain den for pleasure, recrea­ state is that gardening is Amonn the well-wishers was the Manchester Handy Crafters, the $1,- major sources of an­ program. Community Services Ad­ py — grow a garden.'" Inflation has also hit a may be at the 35-acre tion or exercise. fun but not necess,iry. 100 trophy winner. tagonism and we couldn’t Horticulture supervisor ministration. former featherweight' champion of Fumi Ishi, a Hawaiian five-vear-old suburban B e n ja m in W e g e r z y n The city provides tbe There's no understanding the world. Willie I’ep The couple grammar school teacher, received a conj'ratulatory letter Winners in the Manchester Bake n’ Engagements Baste Club were Debbie Merritt, $300 also gardens for relaxation from Gov. Klla Grasso, — and to save money. Both Mr. Maltempo retired as a trophy: and her sister, Anne Merritt, All St$ coipon and a $7 50 purchase picked her own prize. Wagner of Manchester to William F. With this CCKR)0«3 .VKl .1 57 50 ^ M M " With this cotoon .Wl a $7 fiOjxHih.is.- wife are pre.sently employed by the Lodi to Daniel J, Wade, both of vegetables there range 2forl MH ivin B .. M H * Slate of Connecticut Hauser Jr. of Salem, has been an­ Bolton, has been announced by her The Club received a certificate for from taro, a root, to Music *was provided by their nounced by her parents, Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lodi of 100 percent participation. . Chinese cabbage and let­ SALE nephew. Greg Merovonich and his' Mrs. Theodore C. Wagner of 22 137 West St.. Bolton. Slrant St., Manchester. tuce— the latter “because "Prot'ress of Sound " band (Herald Mr. Wade is the son of Walter J. Two prints for it's so expensive in the price of one! photo by Strempfer) VVade of Hactford and Shirley R. stores," the teacher says. 2 Ply 100 SH EET STOP & SHOP ami Mrs. Saiiiiiel Maltempo Mr. Hauser is the son of Mrs. Susan ; NABISCO SUN GLORY Wade of Leesburg, Fla. People who think a home, S, Hauser of 16 Ferguson Road, Bring in your Easter color print film to Miss Lodi graduated from Bolton garden saves money are Manchester, and the late retired Cm- Stop & Shop for processing this week Jumbo High School in 1970 and from the only partly right. BOUNTY !FIG LARGE !ORANGE dr. William F. Hauser, USN. only and we’ll develop an extra set Asstd. Grade A 6oz. can g University of Connecticut in 1974 "The potential savings Norman Earns Army Medal [v a News of color prints for you free of extra Colors Dozen Frozen g with a bachelor of science degree. are almost nil the first TOWELS ! NEW TONS EGGS ! JUICE Miss Wagner graduated from charge. No coupon required. Good Won , 16-Sal Apr 2t Limit one pet Custom^ Good Won. Afv IG-Sat Apt 21 Lm Good Mon Apr UVSitt Aix '1 limit tint* I'l'* ' ■ CkHxJW.Mi A|w 1G S.ll AptA ,'1 lin iil i-inp ptu ctiStomo«^^j| Manchester High School in 1975 and She is employed as a physical year and possibly even the Spec. 5 Nancy A Norman, He is serving as a crewmaster is Ibe daughter of Mr„ and Mrs. Offer expires April 21,1979. 232 [ 234 235!35 t o * Q. I'm a nurse who therapist at Crestfield Convalescent second and third," says Dauy Frozen daughter of Mrs, Norma (,’ampmire, aboard the amphihious assault ship Gerald Cyr of 593 Merrow Road, will graduate in May 1979 with a usually works the 2nd or Home in Manchester. John 0. Davies III of 181) Karnham Hoad, South Windsor, 'Tolland degree in art education from DSS Inrhon, homeported in .Norfidk 3rd shifts. What are some Mr. Wade graduated from Gardens for All, a recently was prc.sented the Army Va. Southern Connecticut State College. nighttime safeguards I can Tunkhannock I Pa.) Area High School Vermont-based national, Commendation Medal at l'■ort Hood. During the cruise, his ship is Airman Michael J. Guyette, son of u.se while driving? Mr. Hauser graduated from Texas, and from Wilkes Business College in non-profit organization si hediiled to participate in training .Mr and .Mrs, Oris F. Guyette of 72 A. The AAA suggests: Manchester High School in 1975 and The medal was awarded for Wilkes-Barre, Pa. He graduated that promotes home gar­ exerci.ses with other Sixth Fleet units ( olonial Drive, Somers, has been 1. Leaving the house, from Radcliffe Hicks School of meritorious service Such .service from the University of Southern dening. and with ships ol allied nations. Ad­ selected for technical training as a garage and driveway well Agriculture at the University of can be over an extended period (d California in San Diego, Calif. A “ If you go easy on YourStop&Shopsw orlh ditionally, port visits in several voice proce.ssing specialist at the lighted. Connecticut in 1977. He is employed veteran of six years service with the lime or for outstanding achievement purchasing tools, plant in­ Mediterranean cities are scheduled. Delense I.anguage Institute at the 2. Carrying a pocket as a herdsman by Stuart Gadbois of U.S. Marine Corps, he id employed at in a single situation In either ca.se, .Salem, tensively and spend a lot of A 1971 graduate ol South Windsor I’residio ol Monterey, Calif. The air­ flashlight and flashing it It’s more goodfoodfor your money, week after week. the r e c i [) i e n t m u s t h a v e Lesperance Agency in Manchester. time on what’s growing,” High School, (jiiigley joined the Navy man recently completed basic into the car before demonstrated skills and decication The couple is planning a May 26 your chances for saving in .Inly 1976 training at Lackland AFB, Texas. entering. Leaving an arti­ The couple is planning an Aug. 3 far above the average. wedding at St. Maurice Church in money are better, Davies Airman (iuyette is a 1976 graduate cle of male clothing where wedding. (Nassiff photo) Bolton. iFranchia photo) Broad or Wide Assorted flavors Gordon I). Miller, .son ol ,Mr. and told a good preservation 1 ssif ssrvics dsli csood foods Save on our own fresh, meaty chicken! The .specialist received the award ol I'iasI Catholic High School, it can be seen is also ad­ while assigned as an administrative Mrs William A. Miller ol Coventry: sem inar in New York for lunches i lunch boxes. .Manchester, and attended visable. ( lerk with the 1st ('avalry Division at has been promoted to senior airman City,” Dutch Maid H i'C •Manchester f.'ommunity College. His 3. Parking under a light Fort Hood. in the II .S, Air Force. The organization's sixth 1 lb. pkg. Colonial «TmiiteGem» wife, Cheryl, is the daughter of Mr. on the street or in a shop­ She also was |iromoted to her pre­ The airman, a veterinary specialist annual Gallup survey in­ lies Drinks and Mrs Stanley A. Hidecavage of 47 ping center. sent rank at Whiteman AFB, Mo , serves with dicates family food J^CIucken Homestead St . Manchester. 4. Approaching the ear 64oz The specialist received her high a iinil ol the Strategic Air Command growing last year con­ bottle from an angle that allows oum bertant! farm s tinued a slow downtrend school diploma through the General Airman M iller is a 1975 graduate of S[)ec 4 Gerald B. McKeown, son of ^ Hot Do 1 you to check under it to see Kdiicatlonal Development program F t) Smith High Schoid, Storrs that started in 1976. Only 41 diickeiiLeg Mrs Fva Baldwin, 170 McKee St., if anyone is hiding. percent of U.S. households or Chicken Mug-OLunch 2 '1 Maxim Coffee ‘7’ ‘4.99 Her luishand. .lames, lives in IHmka CCC Fast Hartford, recently was 5. Having a driving plan Harker Heights, Texas Barbara .1 Novak, daughter ol Mr had a garden last year, Bologna Minute Rice '1.69 Nestles Souptime and Mrs .loseph I’ Novak ol 4 presented the (iood Conduct Medal at of well-lighter arterials in­ compared with 49 percent Ihdiand SI , l-iasl Harllord, has been T'orl Hood, 'Texas. stead of short cuts along Marine I.ance CpI David t; in the peak year of 1975. TopBol(5gna M.29 California Pea Stop & Shop promoled to airman first class in the The medal, established in 1941, is back streets. Plan alter­ Newport The survey also in­ Ferron, son ot .loseph A and Dorothy Colonial Bologna 89^ 11 S. Air Force awarded on a .selective basis for nate routes in case of traf- dicated 44 percent plan to O CocMd SMm Slc«d With Back 4-6lb. pkg. A Ferron ot S. Hartz l.ane. Fast The airman, a mental health ward Ibose who distinguish themselves fice or weather tie-ups and expand their gardens this to Crt Baked tmt I Peanut Hartford, has reported lor duty at the SODA Cooked Ham Stceditpi'3 speciahsi at Lackland AFB. Texas, from among their fellow military drive them during the day year. Breast Quarters ' l b Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma, Wilh Wing "White Gem"Chicken 4-6lb. pkg, served wilh a nnil ol the Air Force personnel through exemplary con­ if possible so that they will : 11b. Stop & Shop Beans Butter Ariz. The 1975 peak in home Systems Command duct. elliciency and fidelity during be familiar at night. gardening coincided with a y, He joined the Marine Corps in .liiiu' ii 28oz their active military service. 6. Lastly, if you suspect 7 0 ' 1!)77. Airman Novak is a 1976 graduate ol period of inflation, high Bacon can T Fast Harllord High School McKeown received the award you are being followetl or food prices and fossil fuel € 9 Creamy or Chunky W while assigned as an operating room may be in danger, don't shortages — conditions that Navy machinist's Mate 3 C. Stephen Airman Michael F. Corcoran, son Regular, Puritan Oil Vr»(nM'tv4iW- 1,69 Glad Trash Bags "'il,'' ‘ 1.99 lechnician with the 2nd Armored stop or go into your are repeating themselves Maple or Thick Sliced T o p R o u n d ,1 Diiilio. son ot Henrv .1 and Mary ot Mr and Mrs halward .1 Corcoran Division at the fort. driveway, keep driving un­ today. But many gardeners Vermont Maid Syrup '1.29 Glad Sandwich Bags 'I?."' 75‘ A. Diulio of M2 W illie C ircle, ol ilDGlcnwood Hoad, South Windsor, He entered the Armv in February til you find a service sta­ drifted away, the Gallup Beef $4 Tolland, has hi ■ n promoted to his has been selected tor teidinical . COrnOr dsli The best in deli Regular or Diet 32oz jar Welchs 1976. tion or police' station. If study showed, as economic Round present rank wliile serving aboard V meats sliced fresh to your order! training at Sbeppard AFB. Texas, in McKeown is a 1975 graduate of you should see a police car, and energy pressures the Frigate USS Ainsworth, R o a s t Ibe Air Force medical service lield. llockville High School. honk and flash your lights lessened somewhat and-or C r s H M homeporled in Norflk, Va Available in stores featuring a service dek "Great Beef USDA Choice U u G lo ty Tbe airman recently completed His father, .lohn McKeown. lives at to signal that you need the gardeners' interest A 11)75 graduate of Tolland High basic training at L.iekland AFB. 35 Washington SI , Vernon help. Also, try to get the diminished. Deutschmacher Asstd Soda School, he joined the Navv in August Texas. J^ y license number and In Washington, a social Flavors 1975. Airman Corcoran is a 1972 2 liter Navy Hospitalman apprentice Sue description of the car science analyst at the U. S. graduate ol Soiilh Windsor High B o lo g n a bottle A Cowperwiate, whose husband, following you and report it Department of Agriculture C o rn ish Navy Seaman Becriiil Timothy F. School and attended Harllord State 6 7 .6 0 Z, I’alrick, is the son of Kenneth and as soon as possible. said, “ My gut feeling is s s 8 9 Martin, son ot l,orn A and Maureen Technical College I’atricia Cowperlhwaiteof 204 Kolley (Questions mav be sent that there will be more " German (4 Ca' n ^Marshmallow Creme'"?..* K Marlin ol 315 Benedict Drive, 159 Calo Dog Food 59' Hoad, 'Tolland, was graduated from to MVD INFO,' Depart­ gardens this year than Style ounce frozen South Windsor, has completed Airman Isdward ,1 McFlroy HI. H e n s Dermassage Liquid 'Salad Dressing Ibe Navv's Hospital Corps School. ment of Motor Vehicles, 60 last," In a telephone inter­ A " > recru it training at the Naval son ol Mr and Mrs Isdward ,1 During the ten-week course at the State St., Wethersfield, view, Evelyn Kaitz Uverwurst M .29. Training Center, Great Lakes, 111 Mclvlroy ,lr of 147 Mulberry St., Fresh or Smoked Naval Hospital Corps School, Great 06109. M oto r V e h ic le speculated that memories Meat Loaf *1.69. frozen foods save on everlhing (rom main dishes to desserts! ^ He joined the Navv in .lannary I’awtiickel, B 1 , has tieen .selected water added Lakes, III , students received instruc­ of the past winter's lettuce 1979. tor technical training at Sheppard Department offices are ALL P ork Al'B, Texas, in the Air Force wire tion on Ibe basic medical procedures open Tuesday, Wednesday and cabbage price in­ our kitchen 'Fast fcKxls’ made Stop& Shop Chicken, Turkey, Meatloaf Navy Flectronic Technician FLAVORS maintenance field. The airman used by hospital corpsmen as they and Friday, 8:,30 A M. to creases will lead more peo­ by our expert cooks. Try 'em. Salisbury or Veal Parmiglan Seaman David M Quigley, son of recently completed basic training at assist Navy doctors and nurses. 4:30 P.M.; Thursday, 8:30 ple to grow the greens Picnic George and Mary Quigley of 230 Roasted or BBQ Style Shoulder Green Lackland AFB, Texas. A 1978 graduate of Tolland High A M. to 7:30 P.M.,: and Refreshing! themselves this summer. Brook St , South Windsor, recently School, she joined the Navv in Oc- Also, " if we have an quet Airman , McFlroy graduated Irom Saturday, 8:30 a.m.. to )TI ilT T T j departed tor a deplovmeni in the loher 1978, energy crunch, if people bigb scbiiol in 1974 His wife, Lynette, 12:30 P.M.) Cooked Mediterranean .Sea ______as a Cools per can’t drive, they’re going ers to be looking for things Chicken lioz, case such as gardening to do at Whole Oven Ready New Zea Cut or French Style J The dandruff shami "White pkg. Births Seabreeze! home,” she said. “ This is Gem" Brussel Sprouts »...A.2;t'5;89' 5 9 what happened in 1975.” n-(htyt O rtc Tasty served hot or cold Cauliflower 2 S 8 9 ' ?ooufH.tp*g o y 24/12 oz. CANS Mrs. Kaitz said USDA Tasti Fries I .iimIci-, llriiiii Pill rick, that haUes your Potato Salad 49‘ Johns Pizza son of .Iiihn W and Nanev surveys never ask people Coined BeeS how much they get from Stop & Shop Meat Loaf ’2.99 Huggiero Lawler of 181'n Just ask millions of phg Frozen Newport Newport ^ their gardens in terms of Countryfine 11 'h ounce pkg. stop & Shop Oak SI . Manchester, He regular users: Head & Point Cut was born Mareh 27 at yield and retail value. Shoulders is very gentle @!ub SODA 0 u b SODA In fact, department Dd Always a great Manchester Memorial to your hair. Leaves it ALL FUVORS studies show economy is choice of fish and shellfish! uffers VxGaL Ice Hospital His malernal ALL FLAVORS 64 oz.NR 28 oz. NR second to better quality grandparents are Mr and soft, shiny, and easy to and flavor as the reasons Entree Mrs, Sebastian Ruggiero of manage. And its dandruff |l#Shoulder lO people give for gardening. l b 70 W o o d h ill R o ad . control is unbeatable. Fresh Cod Macaroni and Beef, Asstd They plant at home and Beef Manchester His paternal That’s why Head & Shoulders or Chicken Noodle Flavors cin. grandparents are Mr and elsewhere. The Gallup Chuck 9 9 y Is Just right for eveiytime study found 88 percent of FiUets]89 S teak Mrs. Leonard W Lawler 11 ut Wi Choc-lit Covers f*'j ty 20 last year’s gardens were in Delicate flavor, wasteless! For London Broil Tuna Casserole His malernal great- use. Specially now cmwN>i fantta the owners’ backyards. Chicken Pie Sara Lee Ring 6-.'j4X*0'j 89' grandpareiils are Mr and that you can save 15< MRS. KAVANAGH'S Fresh Cod Steaks M .39. produce A*rv/»J M a r s ^ ^ 8 9 [ IllSrican Oraime of Robert P and Flizabelh Half Gallon study. Stop A Shop Regular or Split Cushwa Hart of 774 Reg $1.59 ^ Many community gar­ eese J i ^ 3/9yji 'i.ii dens offer an economic ad­ , Fre sh California Manchester Road, tilaston Ew g^ Muffins 12oz, pkg. bury. He was tmrn Marcb vantage over backyard 100% Pure | 0 9 plots in the form of free Cheese Slices From 30 at M a n c h e s te r Concentrate rototilling, tools and fer­ While or Yellowr Memorial Hospital His now baUes your budget Enjoy la r r o ts 4 p-I maternal grandparents are tilizer, for example. Hood NuForm Yogurt 69' Promise Margarine »««" 79' Mr. and Mrs William 'T I 9 6 I 7 H S Some community gar­ Countrystyle Donuts 59' Fresh Rorida Fresh Rorida Farmer Browns Hood Sour Cream 75' Rondele Cheese 89' TAKE THIS COUPON TO YOUR STORE FRUIT DRINK nv>flrA$snrlwl?oi c*-) Cushwa of South Hadley, dens this year have waiting Bymk$v-/4» *7Q* AU FUVORS ^ Variety Bread Cottage Cheese Hood Cheese Stix 99' Mass. His paternal gr.iiul- lists and others are Tomatoes Green Beans ^dnadi crippled by inflation and parents are Mr and Mrs, l(4akea Fresh austerity programs. Robert H. Hart ol North HaH deligrtfii Washed Some are troubled by stop & Shop health & beauty aids Good buys lor good grootning! M erid en _____ SAVEIS* GaNon It 3beansalad lOoz.pkg. V w hen you buy any size ______NR u / vandalism, especially in in­ 4 9 ! Romeo, Ciirlv Jiolilb, 8.2 ounce daughter of Anthony and ner cities. INCREDIBLE OFFER 7? 32az. The M akiki group in tleKe Durable • Porcelain enameled steel tube Lilia Porearo Romeo ol 47 Aim Faberee Hawaii is among those Pilgrim Drive. Tolland Head &ShcHjldeis, m with a waiting fist. A three- -0 9 9 l im it o n e c o u p o n p e r p u r c h a s e Toothpaste Orgaiuc She was born April 7 at purchase ^ ^ p l uplus i tax TO COMSUWen CAk'TlON' xt'fNV OW to 9f« moxvr SMI ITmS THROUGH APtOL 22.1979 We Resent the Ri|ht It Limit Quentitits man inspection committee ^ 9 9 Rockville General n |k» (U M S on r*->«o *.'■ »"» .3 o -to THIS W EEKS FEATURE ITEM, Shampoo ' 0 TNf C€(klE« AOt> tr* •wTN.VifOJ M Ov* a* M aeont to« in« •oaonyton 0* cowoon * ‘ fOv. 'W •**« ‘*40 •a*uO O* (I* 4 cotton COM (O' 'lOt checks up twice a month. Buttermilk Bread SroD O Qnm I Hospital Her paternal « « • ' * t « i \v 900(H p>bt u >.'< •tondt.nf l*x*l you ard (rtin* •( fikO ««•» Sy twaMWaf 1 6 0 Z . «n,t ftxavt" •* 'OT’OtOn' t*>4t tOJM WfiJ 4 re *no«o !»••>« Any If Onic-Cf lOcWS WtM «Ot t * SOtttOO f OitO' 0* 0< Gardeners who fail to work Frankfurt Rolls 2 «'«79 ‘ ‘/2” O pcn Att G radn Pan grandparents are Mr and t*«0 . ItftU S i.V COi*N>< TNy lOvrO* M -tdOO-O J t M 0# purtSMO O* ISO I'M n O c iiia 9m loto ta M 9 bll. 1*0 cou«o t *0)4 r*on -t too atf^itasw a^] *at ><•> to ror'ooticoa pat any mio> ut their plots or who let them ^ 9 9 9 9 mtv'.ot id f* ou- t*an«cuU0N«n,■ • • « « « ' « ryw4t^.iif«o'» • .'•a an V't ro-nutvctontonf Ht* O' {*oOwctt ■« yt« ia»a»it Hr Hr Ui^rtf*ur*¥$ M mtonuM ' ^tont.i-od vm iota.) a.ttituKu o' cw* «i«tcnan » a oa a^uca »>o go unattended must sur­ Baltimore, Md She has , .tuos-utt Kavo toon ■o.toontoo •»» Ka» t t • ' Won ad'oontrtt o tn »ta> »i>H. a» 10 a a» aw» Ca«t*caia o* *u^g4»>> a^^nj Ku )•««. SMOclD W S*«0>Pfp *1 O uS TO ••O C T W * ?'$• Sk)*«TS«00« CW vt CNC*S«T1 0»«0 0 4 ^ 1200 stores — there's one near you! render them to the next two brothers, .lohn, and Cat* »o«»*e*o» teSw ’ 20o«i« person on the fist. left P R O C T E R ^ G A M B LE 073960 Open 7 days for your convenience PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979 - PAGE TWKNTV-FIVb- New Awareness Shown in Fiber Center No One Likes the Dentist: Not Even Dogs Itv J. CONLON movements, which are sup­ of the loaves' fiber was remains in the medical was quoted recently as crease in dietary fiber has for almost all normal in­ posed to be more healthful. w(K)d pulp. BERNARD CAUGHEV Thackaberry's face WASHINGTON (UPIl community over the saying a "generalized in­ no known disadvantages dividuals Tuesday. We’ll give him world to hear that he has a made sad eyes. Eventually or minerals. Some studies have shown crumbled into a painful, vet. He ate his usually temporarily, but soon it lull of chocolate chips. He A reader interested in fiber The FTC contended con­ benefits of high fiber diets. WESTON, Conn. (UPI) some anesthesia, clean his champion case of halitosis. he went under and hearty dinner and was none The remainder of the fiber pulls small amounts sumers have a right to Dr. Michael Jacobson, toothy grimace. resumed. So, foui hours was stretched out on the in the diet asks for an — Nobody likes to go to the teeth and pull any loose Blue ribboned bad breath. Thackaberry did his den­ the worse, except for oc­ bran is digestible and has of cholesterol from the head of the Ceflter for “ He’s got a breath that later, two more aspirin in floor, with those cookies explanation of an in- know when an unusual in­ dentist. ones,” he said. Well, Max went back to tistry, including pulling casional moans, which led nutritive qualities. Bran body. gredient is pre.sent. Under Science in the Public would stop a tractor,” cream cheese. only a few feel away. predienl in 100 percent Not even — especially — Now, Max is a real Thackaberry. And, as 1 one tooth on the left side — us to belive he was hurting. itself is the outer kernel of S<^)me research has in­ a settlement with the com­ Interest, says contrary to Thackaberry gasped, Again, no moaning for That's another one of bran cereal that is Max. thoroughbred. His grand­ said, nobody likes to go to the one right behind the That sent his mistress — wheal grains. dicated that populations mission. makers of the what might be expected, shaking his head in dis­ awhile. Then it began Max's weaknesses: a described on the label as Max, you see, is my 150- father was the world cham­ the dentist. He showed his fang. Those two visits cost my wife — Terry, to the Fiber is also found in with high fiber diets seem bread must now identify all fiber is not the same. belief, This wasn’t news to again. And he had those sweet tooth — obviously • finely milled, non- pound (Terman Shepherd. pion, 1959 Grand Victor — real colors. Not the black, $69. Thank God he didn't medicine cabinet for two sad, sad eyes. vegetables and fruits such to suffer fewer di.seases of Ihe source of the fiber as Some ol it — he cites Now, during his first 12 us, since we already had Red Rock’s Gino. So Max silver and tan under which not the one Thackaberry nutritive fiber." as cabbage, carrots, apples SINGER need braces. aspirin, which we tucked That’s when we figured it had pulled.) the intestine, including w mk cellulose — can be heavily nicknamed him The manufacturer. ( 1 in any advertising for years (he'll be 13 June 26), is no slouch. he's officially registered — Max was still groggy into cream cheese and all out. and oranges. Nutritionists cancer. the product. digestible and therefore "Sweetlips.” "Down Maxi Don't you Nabisco, says the in- he's suffered the usual pup- But here’s Thacaberry but yellow. from the anesthesia when gave him to eat. Terry had baked a batch say its advantages in the The question of fiber was The Food and Drug Ad­ presumably not able to per­ “ Bring him back know? No one likes to go to predient. which accounts pyhood and adult diseases announcing for all the He tugged and moped; he he came home from the The moaning stopped of tollhouse cookies, chock Ihe dentist." human diet include its al.so involved in the recent ministration was also in­ form the function fiber is of worms, infected ears, tor 7 5 percent of the water absorption. They say INTRODUCES controversy over Fresh volved in the bread case. supposed to perform. dandruff, among others. product, is that part of the tiber passes through the bran which is true fiber — Horizons bread The The FUA forbade the "The reader who raised He also had a porstate system faster than digesti­ government charged the meaninp it is not dipestible manufacturer to make the fiber question also ' problem so bad he couldn't ble materials and allows manufacturer with failure and provides no vitamins health claims for the bread asked how Nabi.sco can call walk. I had to fashion a for more frequent bowel fo disclose that the source C R E A TIV E while disagreement its product "100 percent makeshift stretcher to get ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 bran" when there are 11 him to the vet. And ... but other ingredients listed on that’s another story. ORTHODOX the label. Max, whose real name is the flavor is there because ^ INulrilion Important to Elderly Nabi.sco says the "100 TOUCH Maximilian — a genuinely RASTER SRECTALS! percenl " phrase is used original name for a Ger­ V cancer-causing elements. possible for them to oat because the cereal content man shepherd — has been DLAMANTI the quality is here at... iiv .io - w m ; ijv k m ; elderly people who are is totally bran — not a BAKLAVA PASTRY 6 0Z. WALDBAUM’S "There are too many fac­ crusty food, housebound. The mobile known to bite. Among PKQ. ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) FASHION ALMA CALIFORNIA tors interacting.'" she .said, Ms. Todhunter .said peo­ blend as some competing other things he: — If you're old — or young among them should get out but eating gor^ nutritious ple do not pay enough products arc. — Stripped the sweater GRAPE LEAVES « U.S.D.A. Choice ■ Beef and hoping to make if into and make eating a social FINE on COARSE food that includes fiber can attention to the value of a While the government off my brother-in-law, who Food Mart the .so-called golden years event, she said. ALMA WHEAT has taken no official posi­ vault^ over our fence. ATHENS give a person a leg up. good thick soup, canned if There is no set pattern, — Dr. FI Neige Todhunter Ms. Todhunter has the.se necessary, that can be tion on the value of fiber in MACHINES. — Bit our neighbor, the FILO DOUGH ’•« no one perfect meal for the has some advice for living Ihe diet, one National SPANAKOFITA suggestions about food for loaded with vegetables. elderly, she .said deputy fire chief, who LONDON to the fullest and enjoying the elderly; Since many elderly per- ('ancer Institute official reach^ over a wire, four- SPINACH PIE 12 oj it. "There is a marked CHURNEY- Items, Prices & Coupons Good thru Saturday, April 21st. Don't puree it — "that's .sons object to leftovers, ^ Our Creative Touch Fashion machines cost up to foot fence. RANDOM "Follow the best dietary difference in individuals ... FETA CHEESE WEIGHT less than machines that actually do less. Both — Nipped a woman on c r e e k c o l o s s a l an insult to them " call them "planned overs"' a difference in their size, knowledge available to Hut make sure it is instead, .she said: make a yhewjndSEih'^ include a free-arm Flip & Sew* panel the elbow. BLACK OLIVES BROIL you. then accept what shape, color, income, prepared .so they can han­ dish for four rather than — Left a four-tooth “play FRESH TENDER• YOUNG PEPSI socio-economic status, that makes sewing hard to reach places easy. A front O rM f with SHOULDER happens in life with all its bit” imprint on a GREEN BEANS Lamb! dle it easily. one or two, and freeze the lifestyle and heredity. " she .ApurlinrnI (ruide unknowns. " said Ms drop-in bobbin that winds right off the needle. A neighbor’s boy. FRESH Meat and lettuce should unused portions for use at a added. "They are in­ Todhunter, a visiting be .served in small pieces later date. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) built-in buttonhole to fit, all in one step. And up to — Broke skin on a EASTERN SPINACH V COLA dividuals. the sum of their CRISP profe.ssor of nutrition at — A new guide for those jogger’s posterior. that can bo cut with a fork, An emergency shelf con­ lifetime experiences.'" 23 stitch patterns that let you mend, hem, sew strete $ Vanderbilt University planning a move to San — Made a grab for the TENDER DANDELIONS REGULAR or DIET she said. "People don't taining soups and other She thinks not enough TENDER School of Medicine in Francisco, compiled by fabrics, even embroider. The new Creative Touch water commissioner, right know what arthritis does to canned items also is ad- research is being done to CRISP CHICORY LB. LUNDY FRESH PORK SALE! Nashville. Tenn. walking tour, gives street Fashion machines. About the only thing they don’t by the fly — that that, too, old people," making it im­ vi.sable. she said, providing A MUST 1.99 64 OZ. Speaking at a recent determine nutrient names and numbers for 310 U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF is another story. FRESH DILL FOR SOUPS! possible for many to handle food for weekends and requirements for the elder­ do is cost you a lot of money. University of Minnesota apartment buildings in the If it sounds like Max is GREEN DIAMOND BOTTLE both a knife and fork other times when special ly, but better information Boneless Top conference on nutrition and Avoid high temperature dining area.svfor the elderly desirable Marina residen­ vicious, he isn’t. Someone WALNUT MEATS the elderly, she said there may be available when this cooking, .so foods such as are closed and home- tial district. Contact once quipped that he Blade Steak .*2.09 is no way the public can year 's R DA Marina Apartment AVGOLEMONO SOUPA meat loaf do not develop a delivered meals un­ wouldn’t hurt a fly — un­ (Egg-Lemon Soup) U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ■ UNDERBLADE 3LD (Recommended Dietary \ Smucker’s Grape Jelly JAR protect it.self from con­ I.ocator, P.O. Box 1181, less it belonged to the lough crust Many older available. Allowances! tables are • 2 QUARTS of CHICKEN BOUILLON Boneless • ^ suming food containing San Francisco, Calif. • %CUPo(MANESTRA‘ f SALTSPEPPER GILNETTERS persons have dental She also urged thal food water commissioner. But, Blueback Salmon 7U OZ CAN possible carcinogens, or released in Washington. •JU IC E oM LEMON • 2EQGS-BEATEN lb problems that make it im­ be home-delivered onlv to 94101; phone 415-673-5743. as I said before, that’s Chuck Steak ^ 1 .9 9 BRING BOUILLON TO A BOIL ADD MANESTRA AND SlMDilEn another story. It's just FOR 15 TO 20 MINUTES, OH UNTIL TENDER SEASON WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF UNDERBLADE Tomato Sauce FOOD CLUB CANS 4 fon99* that, like a good boxer SALT AND PEPPER. ADO LEMON JUICE TO BEATEN EGGS, SLOWLT STIR SOME OF THE HOT SOUP INTO EGG YOLKS Boneless SALE STARTS TODAY AND ENDS TUES., APRIL 24 leads with a left jab. Max STIR EGG-YOLK MIXTURE INTO SOUP. REMOVE FROM HEAT. LET STAND, COVERED, FOR 5 MINUTES TO THICKEN. SERVE Chuck Roast Topco — a good protector — leads AT ONCE. DO NOT REHEAT. MAKES 5 SERVINGS ,*1.89 'Food Club’ with his teeth. •NOTE: MANESTRA IS A PASTA ABOUT THE SIZE O f CANTALOUPE SEEDS SPAQHETTI BROKEN INTO VERY SHORT LENGTHS MAY BE U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF - BONELESSLESS Facial Well, to get back to this L SUBSTITUTED ______Shoulder Stewed story. Max had some kind With Cooking 3 RIB • 3 LOIN • 3 CENTER CUT of an attack or seizure the Roast Timer! Tissue ,*1.89 Assorted HniCWhUaofYeirow Tomatoes SUPER other night. My wife and my youngest son were sure Waldbaum’s N Y- Style Deli! PORK CHOPS 200 COUNT 16 OZ. COI.O.M .M , .M.ASTKH f l . 3 9 he was having a heart at­ 3 BOXES 3 CANS ______DRUGS tack. They convinced me to You don't have to be Jewish to enjoy Center Cut GENOVESE Creative Touch Fashion machine Creative Touch Fashion machine 1036— take him to an all night the tantalizing taste of our Bagels & SMOKED • 1 0 0 1030— w ith 23 stitches and built- w ith solid-state speed control, fabric feed PORK CHOPS LB veterinary clinic. 1 .7 9 THE PHARMACY STORE AND A WHOLE LOT MORE in speed basting. system and a lightweight aluminum body. Cream Cheese! Naturally, by the time 1 SHOULDERS FRESH PORK Pork Cutlets LB arrived, Max had made a ‘1.89 Shoulders •1.09 DELICIOUS FRESH FRESH PORK miraculous recovery. One CREAM 16 OZ Pork Butts LB *1.29 Spare Ribs 1*1.49 Sauerkraut FOOD CLUB CANS hour and $31 later, I got the FRESH ‘‘HOT’’ FRESH expert diagnosis: Max is Pigs Feet LB Our CHEESE !1 .1 9 49* Pork Liver LB 49’ Crisco Oil an old, overweight dog. With Lox - Scallions • "OUR BEST" 2 PLY But the vet cautioned Topco Towels 120 COUNT ROLL BAGELS ITALIAN that something obviously . Vegetables or Perdue Grade ‘A’ Breaded Veal Patties STYLE LB ‘ 1 . 0 9 was bothering Max. (WHERE AVAILABLE) "OUR BEST" I OFF Walnuts & Raisins Therefore, we should take Chicken Parts Beef & Pepper Patties iLB ‘ 1 . 5 9 I REG. him to his regular vet, he 12 FOR YOUR CHOICE CHOOSE YOUR FA VORITES! GEISHA PRICE said. Ohickcn Pflmiiinfliifl uoz pkq ‘ 2 . 4 9 BARBER 14 OZ. PKQ, I did. That’s when Dr. FRESH FRESH FRESH Chicken Tenderloin Chunks lL B ‘ 2 . 4 9 STYLIST* MACHINE Wings Breasts Legs FENWAY MEAT OR BEEF TUNA Richard Thacaberry LB. 1.89 muzzled him, took his. MODEL533 S i 29 Franks or Sluggehs 1 LB PKQ ‘ 1 . 6 9 Chunk Light temperature, checked his 6 9 : 8 9 : MEAT OR BEEF SLICED ^ NOW ONLY s|49®5 heart and did the things Colonial’s Top Bologna KG 9 5 * BESStR vets usually do. Frozen Food Favorites! Seafood Specials! 6'/2 OZ. He also checked Max’s Sliced Cooked Salami 3 9 5 * DORITOS VACUUM PACKED CAN • Free-arm with exclusive pushbutton snap-in cloth plate. teeth and, while looking un­ * 8 01. BAG |33 GALTRASHi h '.^DOCK FILLETS lb *2.29 59 • Six built-in Fashion* and utility stitches. der his growling gums, '-IllftjllYft F o i^ Club Sliced Bacon 3 ‘ 1 . 2 9 REGULAR FLAVOR ’PtgiFNMt ’ GEM cf. • Front drop-in bobbin. SOLE FILLEITS fresh lb ‘2.59 BAGS - 15 (m A Noe Smoked Daisy Butts ^ e ‘ 1 . 7 9 . BUHERMILK • Self-threading take-up lever. Bisquick BAKING MIX /von/ JUMBO SHRIMP LB *5.99 0/VL y • Presser bar pressure control for all types of fabrics. Fire Brand Beef Strips i ‘ 1 . 5 9 22 OZ C anning, ALL NATURAL Glass Plus Spray W/TRIQQER BOTTLE Great tatting tortilla chipt •205 • Perfect lor all your HOT OR MEDIUM SHRIMP lb‘3.29 SWEET LB ‘ 1 . 8 9 lo t p a rtia l, tn a c k i. or spring clean ups, m doori Perri Italian Sausage 22 OZ Fantastik Spray W/TRIQQER BOTTLE anytim e. or o u t. . F reezing COHN OR BLUEBERRY V A N IL U . FUDGE or HARLEQUIN Can Cost HowardJohnBon’s Top Frost “Pick Your Own“ Fresh Produce! A Toastees 2 ’,%qT 99’ Ice Milk gallon 89* Tetley ONLY * 9 9 “ SWEET LUSCIOUS RIPE Food WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF VIDAL SASSOON PRODUCTSI '' .04. ^ NEW YORK (UPI) - Oub Tea I SHAMROO -8 0 1...... 1 .4 9 flNISHING RINSE - 8 ox. . 1 .4 9 FOR A ZIG-ZAG MACHINE. Growing your own fruits CALIFORNIA M m , and vegetables for canning Dairy Delights! For its very modest price, this Fashion Mate* machine and freezing doesn't Catsup Bags gives you all the Singer quality, all the basics you’ll need, always pay. 14 0Z.80TTUE 100IXIUNT PKO. PROTEIN PACK ■ 2 's ____1 .4 9 LIQUID PROTEIN ■ 4 ox. . .1 .9 9 plus 11 interchangeable stitches and a drop-in bobbin A Cornell University trawberries REMOISTURE CREAM ■ 3 oi...... 1 . ^ 9 that’s easy to see and replace. (This machine available only professor who conducted a at company-owned stores. See your local independent cost analysis of home can­ Singer dealer for comparable offer.) Model 3(& ning and preserving found Omtm tMtWSrsa ' 29^^ • 1" RIGHT GUARD ' . MCGUIRE ■ 18" DISSTON ■ 18" that even when it does, the 8 9 "LB. savings in dollars and cents STICK ■ 2.5 OI. # 1 # 6 COUNT 7 0 * M T \ \ BAMBOO RAKE METAL RAKE .ou ALL STRAWBERRIES SOLD BY THE POUND ASSURES Glad Lawn & Leaf Bags FKQ I a Regular or Lime aren’t great. THE FAIREST PRICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS! KRAFT - 8 OZ. PKG 18 0Z.C U P Ruth Klippstein reported PISH 4«OZ II QO P h U a d ^ h i a California Red or Green Leaf DETERGENT BOOLE 1 .0 (7 NOW 9 9 « NOW NOW on her project at a food Axelrod Juicy ■ Red Ripe Crispy - Crunchy ■ California Palmolive Liquid ONL Y ONL > or Romalne MADE WITH SMALL PEA BEANS W W EA. ea 4 .9 9 ONL Y 4 .9 9 preservation seminar in Cream Chieese 66* Plain Yogurt 49* WATERMELON PASCAL CELERY New York City. She and LETTUCE B&M Baked Beans t u n e - u p MINUTE MAID • 'A GAL CARTON UGHT -R LIVELY $995 JUMBO 18 0 Your Large five summer assistants on iL Lemonade or Cottage 1 9 ^ SIZE BUNCH Choice Heed ANACIN TABS Cornell’s Ithaca, N.Y. 10 OZ 5 9 Health And Beauty Aids. 14" PATIO BROOM MIRACLE GROs This 7-point tune-up will put your Singer* machine in its Fruit Punch 59* Cheese TUB 25- OFF LABEL 100's best working order. And it’s $9.95** when you bring your campus prepared the Tangy California California Sunkist U.S, No. 1 - "Washington Stale" 5 LBS. analysis using food from GLEEM NOW machine to your nearest Singer store. Bring this coupon MINNEOLA’S NAVELORANGES D’ANJOU PEARS oIvTv 1 « 4 4 ils ONL Y home gardens and roadside JUMBO 40 1 .9 9 NOW too. Parts aren’t included but all these other things are: TOOTHPASTE For fait, ettective relief stands last summer. I*’'DOZEN SIZE Ideal for street, garage or ONL Y ~ 89! FOR 4 0* BoHli Lolioft Of 2‘h O l Tube of pain due to headachei •* - ’’ O ff 4J1. 4 9 ^ 4 . 9 9 "If you can get peaches 2 6 T»2 0 "Off Minty, Frtfh p a tio ute. ON A 10L8. BAG . 0NA160Z.CAN HEAD a and mitculat tention • Balance tensions adjusted from a neighbor’s tree of 18 OZ GOLD MEDAL ■ EASY OFF SHOULDERS Scope BOTTLE • Fabric handling mechanisms adjusted ‘free’ ... it is well worth the I OVENO.EANER v n Shampoo ch^ce 79* HELENA RUBINSTEIN COLORITE FLOUR SEQ. or LEMON U.S. Fancy • "Wathloglon State" Mouthwash •1.29 COLORITE effort (to can them),” Mrs. THIS COUFON AT W TH T H « opuFON AT • Threading mechanism de-linled FOOD I ------I Bcpnipd Of UnicentPd ■ Antipprppfrtnt 30c Off LJbdl Sctnldd or Untc«nt«d j SHADOW PLUS Klippstein said. "If not, SAT. RED DELICIOUS Not the Fanciest. . . Not the Biggest.. . VINYL HOSE .501 REINFORCED HOSE • Belt tension adjusted ■ SAG • Sure Spray Sure Roll-On, 1 / 2 " * 50* then expect the cost of a l i t t i Just Plain Good Produce! LB Deodorant can 89* Deodorant oz 79' , NOW • Motor inspected & cleaned quart to be substantial. If 3 9 Horn, m addiitoA to ow toy gxodM proOueo. m ottw you Mtociod ft*m« wiib th« NOW ONl V NOW farMH* Mock and •hilo No-Fnnt U M Tht« h mm anottior way w w Aotpfng you ONL Y you must add the cost of Importad'Oreefi vow 2 .5 9 . ONLY • Wiring inspected »V2 0 ’O ff MmlcK food doNN lA froohAOM tnd AwtrNton thH N ofniH prodveo cwtoMly 2 .9 9 the jars and lids you are in ON A 1 POUND CAN I ON A 14 OZ. PKQ. I •l«c*»wp«miogrb*MgxadM kiunfftKmHyandMomofoHadfOoroAco Woknow 4 .9 9 • Machine lubricated GRANNY SMITH rOu'H fmd m n pf0due« pantcutdrty ounaMo K» row o»aryda> cooking purpoaot the price range of the com­ Maxtrell Hogse ■LUCKY CHARMS I So. If im 'rt looking for jwal ptalA good vahM. prtead halow ma top gradot a«aryday Tent man look Hk ma naw Ho-PntH aactfon m our prodwea doparlmania ma na«t lima We Feature Our Own HELENA RUBINSTEIN CRfSTAl PARir mercial product. COFFEE oRiNos I CEREAL I Tenor! you ahop Jwpl ona mora raaaon you can dapartd on ut for mora cAoicaa and mora METAL WITH TH» COUFON AT 4 9 i WALDBA UM'S ■ FOOD MART M If you can tomatoes, she ' THIS COUFON AT FOOD MART GOOD THHU . 3 MANT 0 0 0 0 THRU BREAD and PASTRIES! ^ WDER BLUSH GRASS SEED ■ 3 LBS. SAT., AFMl 81 UMT ONf :S A T . AFNN. 81 UMTT ONC DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POUCY SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE UNTIL TUESDAY DUST PAN said, "It’s best to know a CAN • ONC COUFON FEU I f r O ONC COUFON FCR , A, WHOLE NEW LINE OF DELICIOUS KOSHER BAKED GOODS FAAM.Y. VFAMN.Y. NOW Service oTTa opfiotui t i penicipating dealers. •• Addtitohal.charge for home service. gardener with surplus,” MADE WITH PURE VEGETABLE SHORTENING MANY. ITfM S ONL r * Here’s how our giveaway program works! PARVE AS WRAPPERS INDICATE . w ' ’ ► - : MOH MOfV because of the progression IgcN timm y«w eiiaa y«uB k* pFvan Green Caen aepeew fapae BUTTERMILK or BUTTERCRU8T ONL V ■\:iONLY 1.29 W lw fm re teHeoea We •apae raaw«ad far m# ^a** yaw ee m VOUR CHOICE r w e M uted fM t I r a n aeed to gro w a . . — p-fo'oH 3o"o“ff"l Cawn^iy Cawmar) ana 20 OZ LOAF 5 5 2 .7 9 . of Cost of the rae-.'rsik; If -| -_ONA1^PKa,-^ ■ OMA MJZ.PKQ, - WALDBAUM’S BREAD 8 8 < raw a ha pee*- veer »ail i#«a' W»k)t>«ufri • Engiibh 'bright. hM ithy lawrv KX> M ILLION PEOPLE SEW EASIER W ITH you lack that option, she ■ Betty Crocker ■ CORNKIX ! IZCouni WndbAum • Cinnamon added, it does cost less to Choose Muffins z240z.Phg K 79* #9 Raisin Buns *1.09 ! GiiigerlMri^ Mix \, CEREAL aaClBPItaiB>ripaa WaWbaum Cf#*ceol • PiMn or M«rbl« WaiOlMum't Plain, Sugar or Cinnamon grow your own, and the 1222. r?S. cqt^pN AT from 6 ■ irmxatewtet rMlwmamTapas !ra«> iIISt %S*thm wm^SSoTTHW " C t# AaBTafaeap *AuaMmMtapM Pound C^e 89* Doughnuts 'Iff ^* dollar cost of home ■ lAT.AFniFI UHnORf flH H 'R T . AF«. >1 ulSn DM! LININ - TW IID S ty les. 0 t r tMwiawtatepai BA«lap»mMfapae 1 f l' Miewy Talk Pep tmtwtmwiem preserved tomatoes is at­ B t r ParrwTawPaa TACtmiaaamTapai GENOVESE DRUG TOTIt for TAPIS •nvi f«M SINGER tractive. - M ____ _ j_ _ ■ ■ ■ __ —______! ^ * ^ ^ y * ly t jy p * " A « » .aa ra iyvttn aKawit.Hm.t>aBaytoJpiid* ^ar»y «tam saetpf atia««c»tftara<*ano4aa nam* (,M*fad for la n no» a*a«)at»*a ' cat* fofi or «noitM i*>i,Ngf 'tHK>n»ibf« forirpograciixca' vniAt * 856 MAM ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER As for home canned 25 MAIN ST. .green beans, those from ,410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE TEL 8434305 the garden cost two cents MANCHESTER more per quart than beans E. HARTFORD, CONN. P r m opciofiat tt p trtid p td a f d M k n . *A Tradcmait of The Sinter Company. bought by the bushel at lo tiu . not IMUIW. IncaMlou. No"tT*«niibn lor iypo.ri»«)c« ...on roadside stands in the MISS OUR APRIl SHOWER Of SAVINGS! DON’T MISS OUR APRIl SHOWER OF SAVINGSl PAGE TWENTY-SIX - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 18. im

EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN r ------.tH iiJj:i:i.i,'iim .iiniTO . ------I------gij*nai:{eKuiMd.iTni»i7h------I— - 4.rim:fci.ijiii.oj.ii]j.i.n— Thursday; Pizza, fruit juice, tossed salad, gelatin with buttered peas, pan roll ana Duller, chocolate pudding Milk is served with all meals. Menus are subject to There are lots of reasons I W ith This Coupon and a S7.S0 Purchase* I With This Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase* ' I topping with topping. change without notice. I W ith This Coupon and a $7.50 Purchase* Menus Friday: Beef and peppers over ribs, buttered bread, Tuesday: Italian spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed i BATH TISSUE-FOUR 400 CT. ROUS lemon pie. why You’ll do better at... ANNPAfiE-OUARTJAR INSTANT C0FFEE-100Z. JAR salad, bread and butter, lemon fluff with fruit, Elderly Hebron Wednesday; Oven fried chicken, cranberry sauce, Menus which will be served April 23-April 27 at Mayfair Flleinfntary buttered rice or sweet potato, green beans, bread and South Windsor butter, applesauce. and Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents 60 and w in aise Eight O'clock Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, green beans, fruit over, are as follows: cup. A ll Schools Thursday: Juice, salami grinders, potato chips, applesauce. No lunch at Middle today due to hait-dav ses­ Monday: Italian meat sauce over spaghetti, grated Tuesday: Hamburg pizza, garden salad, ice cream cup. Monday: Choice of hamburger, cheeseburger, hot dog sion. cheese, mixed vegetable salad with Italian dressing, nr peanut hiilier and jelly, potato puffs, green beans. chilled canned plums, garlic french bread, margarine, C Wednesday: Turkey salad, macaroni salad, cole slaw, Friday: Fishwich, tartar sauce, cole slaw, potato orange segments. Tuesday: Choice of tacos or egg salad or peanut butter rounds, strawberry tart. skim milk, coffee or tea, Thursday: Oven fried chicken, mashed potato, carrots, and jelly sandwich, corn, salad. Tuesday: Hot sliced turkey sandwich ala king gravy, AP-2N0 peanut butter brownie. Wednesday: Choice of Salisbury steak or tuna salad or buttered mixed vegetables, orange sauced peaches with 'Eicluding ittm ix c iu M by liw. I 'Excluding lltm iicludMl by bw. rw Friday: Tunafish boat, vegetable soup, potato chips, peanut butter and jelly sandwich,whipped potato, gravy, whipped topping, bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or UfflU ont coupon [HfliiTilly. V lW April 15-21.1079 I 'Excluding linn ixcbiM by low. — k ls«kst«Mss4i«MBMS»f««dntfisto«i#irM I Umlt OT y y w p r 1 ^ VrtdApr ^ sliced carrots. tea. I Maw *• frtss la sa* tmm. mum • I Llmtl ono comon vegetable sticks, choice of dessert. Glastonbury Milk, bread and butter served with all meals. Thursday: Choice of pizza hero, pizza or peanut butter Wednesday: Beef vegetable soup, knockwurst, baked ■All S cliixds MANUFACTURER SCOUPON p .---- -^3 3 .'IIIJ:UJIIijUJ.III^3p------y — . j m a 9 2 S B Q K B R l i a i i i and jelly sandwich, salad, buttered peas, ice cream cup beans, tossed salad with french dressing, chilled canned ;U iH :ij:W .llid.lM ------or ice cream sandwich. Monday: Cheeseburger, potato chips, hot vegetable, pears, mustard, catsup, rye bread, margarine, skim W ttT M i Coupon WttTMoCospon With TMi Coupon Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, green beans, milk, coffee or tea With TNs coupon roasted peanuts or fruit. Friday: Choice of fish and cheese filet, hamburger or peach shortcake. BottyCroci(Br'22woz.Bo]i GaIrwS’SIb.Bag peanut butter and jelly sandwich, cole slaw, french fries. Thursday. Salisbury steak with gravy, whipped Trastb20c t6ox Tuesday: Beef and bacon patty, mashed potato, gravy, Tuesday: Tuna sandwich on roll with lettuce, french A&F>1lb.Can-100% fries, pears, cookie, potatoes, apple carrot celery salad, fruited gelatin, whole corn. Kansas coffee cake. Wednesday. Spaghetti with meat sauce, yeast rolls, wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. Wednesday: Hamburg pizza. Cheddar cheese wedge, tossed salad with dressing, peaches. Friday: Oven-baked chicken with gravy, butternut B ro w m te G ravy garden salad, Neopolitan whip. Vernon Thursday: Baked chicken, whipped potato, peas, squash, seasoned green peas, chilled apncois, wnoie Thursday: Vegetable soup, grilled cheese sandwich, vanilla pudding. wheat bread, cranberry sauce, margarine, skim milk, vegetable sticks, apple squares. H ifjli & Middle - M ix T ra in Friday: Fishwich, french fries, carrot, celery sticks, coffee or tea. Bags Friday: Macaroni and cheese, fish sticks, carrots, fruit Monday: Baked ham slice, pineapple, mashed potato. UodtOiN Coupon ptrEinUy AP-2607 LIfflII Ono Coupon por Fimlly AP-260B Llmll One Coupon per Family pineapple pie. i The menu is subject to change. AF-2 609 Lbnll One Coupon per FamUy bar. V iM Aprs 15-21.1979 MFSR20 Valid April 15-21. N79 MFGR2S I Valid April H -21.H 79 MF6R30 AP-2610 Valid April 15-21.1979 MFGR50 The tombo is served daily as an alternative lunch. It in­ cludes: Hamburg on bun. lettuce, tomato, onion, pickle, MANUFACTURER 5 COUPON potato chips, vegetable of the day. dessert and milk. ------1 I------{ m s m m ------WHhTMi Coupon With Thio Coupon S y k e s & Klenienlary I WithTMoCoupcn W W iTNi Coupon g e t Box 15 oz. Box - = s r ^ Monday: Hamburger plate, gravy, mashed potato, SALE TODAY THRU " T k 12oz.Box buttered peas, roll and butter, chocolate pudding with lota! I2 C topping. SATURDAY, APRIL 21st | Our Own Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, tossed salad, eVS/pharmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ) T o ta l bread and butter, lemon fruit fluff. Wednesday: Oven tried chicken, cranberry sauce, Tea Bags OFF buttered rice or sweet potato, green beans, bread and C ereal r c e re a l butter, applesauce. This Week’s Super Specials! I LM1 Ono Coupon por FamUy AP-2603 . LIfflII Ono Coupon por Family AP-2604 Llmll Ono Coupon por FamUy AP-2 60S VaUdAprH 15-21.1979 MFGR10 I Valid April 15-21.1979 MFGR 12 Valid April 15-21.1979 I Limit Ono Coupon par Family Thursday: Manager's choice. MFGR 12 AP-2 606 , ^ Valid April 15-21.1979 MFGR 20 I Friday: Fishwich, tartar sauce, cole slaw, potato ■ rounds, ice cream^ A&P is a Countr m m s m M s m m A&P IS A SEAFOOD SHOP ») WEIGHT I W ck Frozan-Hiddock. 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P A R IS (U P II — You should get out three basic styles. One was a throw­ The short, sexy dresses were the calorie counters and start back to the 1920 flappers: hip- greeted by loud applause and oc­ passing on the desserts if you want to hugging shifts with long V-necklines casional hoots and whistles from the wear the styles being touted by two topped off by 2-foot-long strands of men in the audience. designers in the readv-to-wear 1980 pearls and head bands with feathers An American buyer was less fall-winter collections. and flowers. enthusiastic. Tight slacks, “training suits." Another style focused on solid "Some of those outfits even make bulge clinging knit dresses and skirts colored and striped tight jersey those skinny models too hippy, ' she slit sometimes right up to tbe bip dre.sses. clinched at the waist with said. were emphasized in both the patent leather belts and set off by Vintilo paraded a ■ Nashville" look Dorothee Bisk and Ventilo lines black or red tights pnd berets. The that included Western-cut jackets shown Tuesday. effect looked something like the out­ with sequins and chunky belt buckles. And whats more, the Bisk line fits sported by certain Parisian Like many other designers this designed by Jacqueline and Elie ladies who used to wait under lamp year, Ventilo had several jackets Jacob.son had hemlines rising to one, posts. stressing the padded shoulder look of two and three inches above the knee The third of the short styles was the 1940s. Hats with feathers and unlike almost every other designer looser anti more flowing with the colored tights — especially in black — who put the line just below the knee. emphasis on backs open to the waist were featured accessories that also In the short drosses. Bisk stuck to and necklines that too deep plunges. have turned up in a number of shows. Thumbs Reveal Behavior By JO-ANNE BYRNE determine will, Ms. Nelson stronger the ability to Ms. Nelson examined my" said, the joint to determine MINNEAPOLIS (UPD- reason, she said. thumbs. reason and the knuckle, Little children use their Calling the study of As she said they show I logical response. The thumbs for comfort and palmistry “a religious don’t trust people on first stronger the knuckles, the soon discover the appen­ observation in a sense,” meeting. dages are a useful eating tool. As time goes by they take thumbs and their r ------MT.MT VERNON I usefulness for granted. PRICES! Now Linda Nelson says those same old trusty ILK! DAIRY STORESfSTORES digits amount to “almost a shorthand of how an in­ dividual will behave.” ucctI J ' HARTFORD RD. POST RD. PLAZA Ms. Nelson reads thumbs MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Rt. 30, VERNON and teaches palmistry at Mercury Academy. ' e n "The shape of the thumb GRADE A WHITE and how it's set in the hand shows how a person will behave in various LARGE EGGS situations, particularly situations of stress,” she f p E P S i said in an interview. "You can hide your hands, but somehow the thumbs waggle about for Fail Fashions people to see.” 64 .Sitting with one’s thumbs This classic two piece suit and coat are winter collection shown in Paris this month. closed in signifies from the “Coco" Chanel ready-to-wear fall- (U PI photo) reticence, Ms. Nelson said, Vz Gal. 7 9 ^ whereas a person with relaxed open hands is in­ SPECIAL LARGE BROWN. . . . clined to be more open in relationships. Kook Dorumonts First Flight She suggested watching the set of a politican's CHOCOLATE COVERED thumbs to get a fix on his NKw Y o n K HUM) relipion, education, the tic hy |ilane, first to fly it "Had this book heen FRITO’S true intentions. Their name.s are in the humanities, husiness, in­ solo, first to fly from written 11) years ago, cer­ ICE CREAM A person whose thumb CORN CHIPS record tmoks. they were dustry and finance, sports, Hawaii to California, and tain chapters could not KEEBLER base is short and stubby is BARS and !ire history makers the arts and enlerlain- lirsi to attemp an aroiind- have heen included. (For generally pragmatic, she DELUXEALUAt GRAHAMSUKAHAMS 0 m 0 m . m m m m iimont; women, hut liow menl, the military, and the-world flight It was on instance) outside the said, while a thumb with a many can you identify sports the last, in 1917, she was cloister and the parochial long stocky base indicates simply froiti their last There are sections on the lost over the Pacific in schoolroom, there were not a rationalist. A waisted names'' women activists from the 1917 89« 99< 69* enough women in religion thumb, thinner in the mid­ Try At)l),'im. Addams. sulfrapisls includinp .Susan The women's movement lo fili a chapter ... SAVE 30cl SAVE 20c 89c BAG dle than at each end, im­ Anthony, Curie, Karhart. H Anthony. Ihe first presi­ and anti-discrim ination "Our hope is that 50 SAVE 30c plies a person whose first I I’aul. Tahei, Tereshkova dent ol Ihe first U S legislation have led to a lot years from now a book like response is an emotional and Valow women's suffrage of lirsi and ac­ this could not be put one, she said. All ot these women es- organization, to Alice Paul, complishments, Mrs. together We like to think A thumb twiddler can’t talilished firsts in their author of 1921 of Ihe U S O'Neill said "But there that this epoch of firsts will make up his mind, she A NEW WAY WITH VERIBEST various tields and tin.'illy Kipial Hiphls Amendment, are still harriers in almost be over . if in 2028 a said, while crossing one's pet their (dace in the sun in and Hetty h'riedan. every held Many women woman is first to hake a pie thumbs indicates skep­ a new piililication sometimes called "the have heen given top PINEHURST LONDON BROIL on a space shuttle, may she ticism. A fleshier thumb ■'Today's ^-n-miien the imilher ol Ihe new feminist responsihililics, hut there he not just the first woman shows a person who doesn't world over live in an efioch movement" Another suf- are loads of them in hut the first person lo ac­ NEW ZEALAN stay angry long and one Oven Baked London Broil ol lirsts. " says Lois Irapisl. who also devoted inimher two roles, not as complish that unlikely lit FROZEN who has a sense of humor, OVEN READY simmer 1 tbsp. vinegar, cup water, 1 clove gar­ Decker D'Ncill, who is her lime to Ihe im- many nuiiiher ones as I'd now seems) featl'' V? while a clubbed thumb, lic, 1 can condensed tomato soup and 1 chopped markinp a lu st lor hersell |mv(-rislied and lor peace, like to SCI' SPRING LAMB sometimes called “ the onion for 15 minutes. Place London Mrs 0''Neill IS the was .lane Addams, Ihe lirsi LEGS murderer’s thumb,” can Broil on broiler pan, 4 Inches from heat; coat top with peneral editor o| what the waiman to receive Ihe indicate anger not kept in half of sauce. Broil 6 minutes; turn, coat with rest of Nohcl Peace prize ib*1 .7 1 piihhshcrs call the lirsi check, she said. sauce; broil 5 to 7 minutes. Slice very thin at angle tiook ever to liillv docu­ Mrs () Neill is author ol Some Chimes of the Times An artistic nature goes across the grain.. Marinate your favorite way or with ment the achievements ol a ch.ipter on 'l''ar-oul with a rounded thumb, For thou who did not Lowry’s Beef Marinade. For best results, start with all oiilslandinp women Women " slarlinp with Ihe ( INCINNATI (U P Ii— If you're among those who think while .someone with a more have ham (or Eattar, we Pinehurst verlbesf lean boneless Itolh la m ilia r and un- lirst woman In space. Ihe a door chime only goes "ding-dong " you're out of tune pointed thumb can be feature LONDON BROIL which Is featured at lamili.ir ol the last Ifill Soviet cosmonaut. Valen­ with some chimes of Ihe times FULLY COOKED years tina Tereshkova, who com­ A new chime replaces "ding-dong " with any one of 25 "given to fits,” she said; a person with a flat thumb is SHANKLESS The chronicle primanlv pleted -IH orhils ol Ihe earth diflerent .songs. Additionally, the chime has a digital HOCKLESS LEAN generally laconic and can concerns women horn in in 19111. to the lust woman clock and can sound the hours, half hours and quarter be possessed of a dry wit. MORRELL E Z the l!llh century whose ac- to scale Mount Kverest. hours T he "hitchhiker’s complislimenls carried .Innko Tahei. deputy leader Called 'Melody-Time ' and developed by Scovill's CARVE HAMS thumb" that bends whole or butt half over into the 2l)lh and '2(llh ol an all-woman .lapanese NuTone division, the chime is run by a tiny computer backward shows an im­ cenlurv liorn women, she expedition in 1971 which can be programmed to play tunes that include . h * 2 . 2 5 said Amelia Karhart linds her Auld Lang .Syne. ', "Battle Hvmn of the Republle “ pulsive and flexible person, she said, while a rigid / You can sl.irl w ith A. lor pi,ice in aviation history in "Happy Birthday. " "Dixie, " ",Iov to the World " and 20 We Will have U.S.D.A. Choice whole beef thumb denotes a certain Kale Allham. who since this chapter. Ihe first others For thou who like a T E N D ER LO IN S and whole boneless New York Strip rigidity of nature. III7I has piildished and woman to cross the Atlan­ hamhock (or pea uup, Steaks. Our meat men will cut as you direct. The thumb reader looks edited Ideal Woman. ' wa leature Short Shanked at the tip of the digit to Priced lower than beef, Fresh Pork Chicken breasts with ollices in (lhan.i's 20 lb. average (water added) and chickens are in heavy demand ... we feature capital. Acn',1. to X. for V E R IB E S T meaty, large ■ Siisana Xwciicr. lormer TOBIN’S 1st PRIZE ch.iirwoman ol the hoard HAM ol tile N'alional Consumers whole or thank hall FRESH J k O C I.e.ipiic « . M , 3 9 rile 71)11 - pa pe en­ cyclopedia. just piihhshed. T ir y n e w CHICKEN LEGS IS Ciilled "The Women's Hook ol World Hi'cords and Our Own Varibeat U.S.D.A. Choice Boneleee Achievements " (Anchor SAUSAGE MEAT Cress Doiihledav. New SHOULDER CLOD ROAST ^ York I im pfovedSuf4 i h * 1 . 6 9 Hanpinp the alphahet. the hook cites, amonp others, the American .Apri- selec/ed Shurfine Franks $ 'f OQ Wonien the umhrella Goes 6n over 40% drier IDAHO BAKING ' orpani/alion for manv POTATOES larm women's proups. this one pnnvinp Irom the con­ 5 i 8 9 < sumer heel hoycott of 197,1 thonbefore C1979PrDctefJ,Gomble No limit, buy theu 99c Spiclalt (or your fruzir. In the sciences and I 9 6 -tlS U TAKE THIS CqmPON TO YOUR STORE 99c STOUFFER’S MAIN DISH SPECIALS technolopy. " until a few I years apo, many ijualified I 2 COKE or TAB Etc. CMden 1 Noodbs w om en had low ' 2litarboltla Ihcinsi llecf _ profiles. 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M z t r . MS : ;i I ' ' - it -. IK / ■■v JIL1.IH PAGE TWO — EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed.. April 18, 1979 - PAGE THREE » President's Message s a Private Property Week

As president of the Town plus newspaper ar­ real estate transactions Manchester Board of campaigns to reduce van­ ticles. and the bill requiring water Realtors, I look forward to dalism in our town and con­ THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS The Manchester Board of recovery tests prior to the week of April 15-21 ducted numerous activities Antique value combined with modem conveniences in this MAHCHESTER Realtors has been in opera­ home sales. We have also reconstmcled gambrel colonial with a spectacular view This cxiTiilivi' mridi un ,i snluilw) soKinc m ,i verv which has been designated for the youth of our com­ rivo bedrooms, three bathrooms. Three car earaee and tion since 1946 for the pur­ supported legislation, such acre.ige! ^ I'Xi lUMvc area londs ilsrll lo a Ijk- slvlc lh.il will rrcair an Private Property Week munity. .lur.i of imsurpa.ssiHf pride ol ownership. pose of providing needed as the establishment of a across the country. The Manchester Board of “Member AH Points Relocation” **MemberAll Points Relocation** services to its members housing court, a bill to During this week the Realtors stand ready to and to protect the rights of require continuing educa­ WOLVERTON AGENCY GROUP I REALTORS Manchester Board of provide whatever service F.J. SPILECKI, INC., all homeowners and tion for renewal of real es­ w m Realtors will be conducting w e c a n to make 649-2813 renters in the greater tate licenses, to name a Manchester a better place Realtors numerous activities which Manchester area. We have few. will include an open house to live. In what regard, 1 643-2121 opposed legislation that we Within our jurisdiction at our new office at 186 welcome any suggestions feel is not in the best in­ we have contributed to East Center Street, dis­ that the public may have of terest of Connecticut both the Manchester and tribution to the public of how we can better fullfill property owners, such as the Bolton Scholarship over 200 small trees at our committment to this the 1 percent sales tax on foundations, conducted various locations around ideal. kiii k t - A ' liiiil

REALTORS CHARMIHO COLOHIAL This 5 room home offers comfortable living at a Honeers wantied» reasonable price — large fireplaced living room, dining room, kitchen down • 2 large bedrooms up All set off by a IS HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THE ADDITION OF SELIG REALTY , INC Coventry — Striking fl nxmi Colonial wiih 15 arres anil ^ lovely deep treed yard - $53,900 H'par.Tle [londs viaterfall and slreaiii ideal lor swim­ AS AN ASSOCIATE MEMBER. SELIG HEALH IS HEADED BY ming I rout I ishing or horses \'cr\ private selling abut ling ^^Member All PoinU Relocation^* RICHARD SELIG, WHO HAS BEEN IN REAL ESTATE FOR g'lil . nurse Huge 24x30 hrsi (l.ior luimh riHiin 2'] lialhs ALMOST TEN YEARS. THE FIRM HAS TWO OFFICES, ONE ON 2 r,ir garage $148 000 KEITH REM. ESTATE ROUTE 87 IN ANDOVER, AND ONE IN MANSFIELD CENTER. “Member All Points Relocation” 64S-4126 JOSEPH CALVO IS THE ANDOVER MANAGER WITH MRS. HOWUND RULT6RS HILARY LANNON MANAGING THE MANSFIELD FACILITY. THE Must be able to 7 ^ TOTAL SALES STAFF COMPRISES TWELVE SALESPEOPLE. 643-1106 challenge the obstacles SELIG REALTY IS ACTIVE IN RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE AS WELL AS ALL TYPES OF LAND SALES. THE Carl Zinsser, president of the Manchester to home ownership FIRM ALSO HAS THE FRANCHISE FOR WESTVILLE MODULAR Hoard ol Realtors, (Herald photo by Pinto) n n HOMES IN THIS AREA. in America today. SELIG REALTY IS A MEMBER OF THE WILLIMANTIC AND (»reeii .America MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS, AND OF THE America's early settlers had a dream. To own a piece COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT DIVISION OF CONNECTICUT. AS A of the land, a place to put down roots. It's what started ____ TWO FOR THE MOHEV MEMBER OF GROUP I, THEY WILL ALSO BELONG TO ALL Realtors’ Goal this country. It's what has made it strong. A BEST BUY BYBELFIORE POINTS RELOCATION SERVICE, ONE OF THE COUNTRIES Yes. with single family homes selling in the forties and Yet now, 200 years later, we still have Americans fifties, a two family in the mid-fifties is indeed a good MAJOR REFERRAL ORGANIZATIONS. MANCHESTER - Local Your Land ... Preserve It, struggling to make that dream come true. Many value - even a bargain! Consider Realtors are talting their Knjoy It, Invest in It.” simply cannot find affordable homes in today's 12 Big Rooms — Two Heating Systems MANCHEiTEII ecology seriously A new inspections. State codes and land development Aluminum Siding — 100 Amp Service inmarulafe ; room Ham li half acre park like lol wiili According to board presi­ market. Convenient l/ocalion — Kxcellent Income GROUP I REALTORS IS PRESENTLY CONSIDERING OTHER Irmi trees .1 iTedroomv. 2 lull baths, living rwrii with ven program ' Let\s Green specifications. Federal environmental laws, too. A REAL MORTGAGE HELPER! allra. li\e lull wall lireplai e screened porch 2 tar gar dent^ Carl Zinsser, the As of December, 1978, the median price of a APPLICATIONS FROM REAL ESTATE FIRMS IN THE age Kxcelleni neighliorho'K) .Asking $fi4 900 America," will be spon- Let s Green American" new home was $61,100, up 125% in the past decade. A recent study listed 28 different categories of “Member All Points Relocation" MANCHESTER AREA WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE ■sored by the Manchester program ties in very well That astonishing figure reflects the insatiable regulations affecting new home construction. ADVANTAGES OF NATION WIDE FACILITIES AND YET WISH TO **Member All Points Relocation** Board of Realtors as its Not that regulations are all bad. It's the duplica­ BELFIORE AGENCY with the theme of Private demand for housing in this country and the shortage RETAIN THE FLEXIBILITY TO TAILOR THEIR OPERATIONS TO LOMBARDO AND ASSOCIATES 1979 Make American Property Week, of affordable homes. tion and inefficiency in the system that wastes time Better project. 647-1413 528-9493 THE LOCAL MARKET. "This land is our land," What ever happened to and money. 649-4003 The board will distribute he said. "We must be Builders and developers often must submit 200 Colorado blue spruce the little American bungalow? duplicate plans to federd, state, county and local willing to work to keep it Many new homes are being built. But not enough seedlings Thursday authorities. And when their various requirements that way, and we must be affordable starter homes for the postwar babies, who r j j evening at the Savings are not consistent, the builders must attend hearings, willing to work to preserve are now 47 million adults. And not enough smaller, Bank of Manchester office and protect the land fill out forms and pay attorneys' fees. and Heritage Savings & itself.” low-maintenance homes for senior citizens on Hi fixed incomes. It s not only the added costs, but also the Loan office on Main Street increased risks that stretch the resources of home Carl Zinsser announced In fact, the housing squeeze affects us all, to Manchester residents that Norma Marshall will builders—and reduce their incentive to build. during the Board's annual because scarcity results in higher prices for resale coordinate the project. Private Property Week houses, as well as new ones. We all have a stake in private property. The American Dream needs protecting. That’s why observance, April 15 Why the cost of housing keeps climbing. the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS* is through 21, Inflation is a big factor. Just as with eggs and bread, The HwnpetMd — 1152 »q ft. of gracious living - energy working with all levels of government to encourage saving features • quality craftsmanship throughout; Visil CiMby In4 • $1$ 6cm • Mnr frWuc During this time I arials Still In the costs of land, materials and labor have risen our model home at the junctions of Rtes 07 and 6 in An- II Hmmi Anlique Colonial Circa 1760 Five lireplaces and policies and legislation favorable to property owner­ doVer, Realtors and Realtor- n e w YORK (UPI) - dramatically. Money itself is tight and expensive. five raised panelled fireplace walls are onh a sample of ship. We are opposing legislation we, consider to be NEWUtTIM Two full service real estate offices to serve our clients Its antique features • I wo car garage • work shed ' I ’l.CSa Associates across the coun­ Chains, lariats and slide Immaculate duplex located near schools, shopping and throughout the region ihriH' r.Mun ranch with full basomenl. fireplace garage Then there is government regulation. Not only bus. L^rge rooms, wall-to-wall carpet, lovely treed lot. unnecessarily burdensome to property owners— “Member All Points Relocation ” and M’rei'ned in pore h beautifullv tilualed on S3.5 acres of try will undertake various necklaces are strong the regulation we dl want for financial protection, Call to inspect. I^iced in tow 60's. field.s and woixfs bordering Stale Forest projects commem- spring trends, designed to residential, agricultural or commercial. environmental quality and the integrity of construc­ **Member A ll Points Relocation ** rnorating the right in­ Through our national association, with over “Member A U Points Relocation SaiG REALTY fill m plunging necklines or tion-^ but a lot more that we may not want. RTE.B7ande dividual Americans have to 700,000 members, REIALTORS* are working to 4977 STORRB RO. dress up high ones, says a How regulations add cost ZMSSERAiaCY ANDOVER, CT. MANSPIELD, CT. PHHJHHCK AGENCY own private property. The New York City costume overcome the obstacles to home ownership today. and inhibit construction. We re as determined as pioneers. 742-5321 423-1501 theme of this year's cam­ jewelry manufacturer in It is estimated that regulations add as much as 20% 646-1511 545-8276 6464200 paign is: "This Land Is its spring fashion bulletin. For more information write Box C, 4 ^ North to the cost of a new home. Local building codes and Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60611. EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979- PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 How Multiple Listing Works Multiple Listing Services cooperation among before the designated Detroit from the local MLS Here’s What Real Estate Terms Mean operating in conjunction members and thereby cutoff time are-assigned a office in a matter of with or as a part of Boards Mmtriii-i — A summary better serve the general code number, and when all minutes. ownership of house. It project. itial and increasing the bank or other lender Prepaid Expenses of the history of the legal of Realtors are numerous public in the purchase and u.sually contains a legal ( ooperaliM- Housing ownership rights in a house saying that it will advance The initial deposit at time the steps of processing are Changes thus throughout the country. sale of real estate. title to property. description of the house — An apartment building as he pays off the you the mortgage funds in completed, the listings are transmitted appear in the of closing, for taxes and The one in Manchester is We have the Vniorti/iiiioii — Provi­ and its land. or a group of dwellings mortgage. When the The majority of sales packaged and sent to the listings book of the a specified amount to hazard insurance and the a separate corporation sion for gradually paying rio-tin^ GohI h — made by members of the owned by residents and mortgage is fully paid off enable you to buy the subsequent monthly Realtron Corp. of Detroit. following week; known as the Manchester Multiple Listing Service in off the principal amount of Sometimes called settle­ operated for the benefit by the buyer has 100% equity house. Four days later, the listing There is also a quarterly new mortgages deposits made to the lender Multiple Listing Service th e local Board are a loan, such as a mortgage ment costs. Costs in addi­ their elected board of in the house. of the property is in the Comparable Book which Mortgage DiHcount for that purpose. Corp. All of its stock is loan, at the time of each cooperative sales. It is, hands of about 65 local tion to price of house, in­ directors. The resident oc­ E s <• r » H E u n (I H — “I’ointu” — Discounts Special .Assessment — lists all sales for the A third of our customers payment of interest. Eor owned by the Manchester therefore, advantageous to Realtors and about 100 cluding mortgage service cupies but does not own his Money, or papers (points) are a one-time A tax for a specific purpose quarter, the selling price, are electing the new example, as each payment Board of REALTORS Inc., the buyer, the seller and Realtor-Associate sales charges, title search and unit. Rather, he owns a representing financial charge assessed by a len­ such as providing paved how many days on the mortgages we offer toward principal is made, which is comprised of the Realtor. personnel. insurance, and transfer of share of stock in the total transactions, which are ding institution to increase streets or new sewers. market and which Realtor Mortgages that mean Realtors and Non-Resident The plan is simple. If a the mortgage amount is ownership charges. Be enterprise. given to a third party to th e yield from the The extra coverage and or Realtors consummated People whose properties Members (Realtors with lower monthly reduced or amortized by sure your sales contract Depreeiulion — A hold until all conditions in a seller wishes to have the service in the M ultiple the sale. mortgage loan to a com­ abut the improved streets offices in areas outside the payments and larger that amount. clearly states who will pay decline in the value of a contract are fulfilled. services of more than one Listing Service is without The Multiple Listing Ser­ petitive position with the or tie into the new sewer jurisdiction of the houses Ask for details \|>|iriii-iil — An evalua­ each of these costs — buyer agency, instead of signing house as the result of wear Hazard InHiiranre — yield from other types of system must pay the tax. additional cost to the vice is also a benefit to the tion of the property to Manchester Board). several open listings con­ or .seller. and tear, adverse changes Insurance to protect investments. seller. He pays only one buyer. It is not necessary Title — The evidence of The Multiple Listings determine its value. An ap­ (loHing Hay — The date in the neighborhood and its against damages caused to tracts, he chooses a commission and that is to for the buyer to go from Mortgage Inouranre a person’s legal right to 1 = ) praisal is concerned chief­ on which the title for Service of Manchester had Realtor and executes a his listing Realtor. If agency to agency. By patterns or for any other property by fire, winds and I’reiiiiuin — The payment possession of property nor­ ly with market value — property passes from the reason. its beginning in 1955 listing contract in another Realtor produces selecting one Realtor (a other common hazards. made by a borrower to the m ally in the form of a Jim OeSena, what the house would sell through the efforts of triplicate (one copy for the seller to the buyer and, or Earnest Money — The Honic Mortgage Loan lender for transmittal to deed. the buyer, the commission member of the MLS), the Loan Counselor for in the market place. the date on which the Warren E. Howland seller, one for the Realtor split is a m atter between buyer has access to infor­ deposit money given to the — A special kind of long­ H UD-FH A to help defray Title Company — A Kimlt-r of "Offi-r to (Board president in 1956), and one for the Multiple borrower signs the seller by the potential term loan for buying a the cost of the FHA the two Realtors. mation about all multiple company that specializes who saw the need for such l’ur<-lia«e" — A receipt mortgage. buyer to show that he is house. There are three Listing Service office). In the listings book, the listings in the area. This mortgage insurance in insuring title to proper­ a service in connection the better way for money paid to secure < ondoininiiiiii — In­ .serious about buying the main kinds of mortgage With the copy filed with listings are indexed by method saves much time. program and provide a ty- _ with the growing the right to purchase real dividual ownership of a the Service he also files a street and also by code . Although the Manchester house. If the deal goes financing for single family reserve fund to protect Title Insuranet- — estate upon agreed terms. dwelling unit and an un­ Manchester Board of typed copy of the listing number. The deposits, Board of Realtors was of­ through, the earnest homes in the United States lenders against loss in in- i Special insurance which ( erlifieute of Title — divided interest in the com­ Realtors. data. The listings are sales, withdrawals, price ficially chartered by the money is applied against — th e conventional sured mortgage transac­ usually protects lenders Jfcritagc Savings lake a car title, this is the mon areas and facilities The prim ary purpose of a processed in the Multiple changes and other perti­ National Association of the down payment. If the mortgage; the VA tions. against loss of their in­ & I Man .hskiatkm ■ Simr IH9I paper that signifies which serve the multi-unit Multiple Listing Service is Listing Service office and a nent data are designated Realtors on May 9. 1946. deal does not go through it (Veterans Ad­ M ortg ago r — The terest in property due to may be forfeited. ministration), sometimes to disseminate listing in­ photograph of the property fo r easy reference. (he local Board celebrated homeowner who is obligate unforeseen occurrences Mam Office 1007 Mam Si Manchester 649-4586 Kuscnu-nl Rights — A formation through its is added to complete the in­ Changes such as those its ,30th birthday on April called the GI mortgage; to repay a mortgage loan that might be traced to members. It provides a formation required. mentioned are transmitted 19, in conjunction with right of way granted to a and the FHA (Federal on a p ro p e rty he has legal flaws in previous lloiiK' l><»ralion person or company facility to encourage All new listing filed to Realtron computers in Private Propertv Week. Housing Administration) purchased. ownerships. An owner can authorizing access to or insured loan. April 18 to 24 Mortgage — The bank or protect his interest by over the owner's land. Is Important Mortgage Coniiiiitin<>nt lender who loans the purchasing separate Electric companies often — The written notice from money to the mortgagor. ■coverage. l'lx|)erls Offer On Many times prospective front of a window. The have easement rights buyers are charmed with prospective buyer should across your property. the appearance of a new servey the room envision E(|iiity — A buyer's in- Selling u Hoii.se We'll Stick house, its many visual how his own furniture and Selling a house is no easy Bright lights, well- features anti even fixtures would fit in, judge .lust a little effort on the Our Necks task, but if you adhere to a placed lamps show off your luxurious appointments. what his space homeowner's part can do few tim ely tips you may home to the best advantage But these, according to rcf|uirements are, then much to help the Realtor just get the best possible and do much to "catch " a Out For many Realtors, while im­ decide if that particular close a sale. price for your home. buyer. portant. are not the first room would suit his needs. Several things should be considerations needed to P lu m b in g , electrival YOU! make a wise purchase. wiring, the heating system taken into consideration The location of your are all important items to when preparing a house The Savings Bank of Manchester extends Its thanks to the before placing it on the home, not its size, price, he considered when JOE SHARON market. nor architectural design, is purchasing a home. Poor S a ve Realtors during Private Property Week for their continued sup­ A few coats of paint on the most important factor judgment on the part of the u p to port. Their service and comnriltnient have helped our communi­ to he considered. faded woodwork and walls buyer could prove costly if ty to continue Its growth and prosperity. Offers When looking at a home, replacements were M % o n or a thorough washing all prospective buyers should add up to giving your home needed. Homeowners check zoning regulations to Caution is the keynote — eye appeal. New & Used Homes "East-of-the-RIver.” tkHoma fflarkat evaluaUon check commercial or in­ don't hurry. Give thought Insurance Be sure the kitchen ★ Individual attantion ■ u ^ 4 sparkles. A clean kitchen Visit our newest areas of Custom homes: ★ Mortgaga qualification dustrial encroachments, to the length of time your If your home Is less can sometimes sway the presently, or those that family might occupy the than 7 years old. you sarvica i'-C scale. Timber Ridge — South Windsor may come up in the future. home, and whether or not can save up to 14% ★ Guarantaad homa Green, trimm ed grass, To have a castle in the it is adaptable to expansion off our already low- High Gate Estates — South Windsor purchata program along with neatly clipped middle of a slum area will if the need arises. Just a cost Homeowners ★ MulUpla Mating sarvica hedges and well-pruned Bouider Mt. — Vernon only bring disappointment little time and thought can Insurance ★ Equal Housing Opportunity as well as financial loss. make the difference CALL US trees gives the house a BUD ANN Kamilies with children between a happy FOR DETAILS well-cared-for appearance. will no doubt be Uxiking for homeowner and a mis­ Windows that sparkle Call us to Discuss your new home. We can TNE and allow prospective ★ REMEMBER* THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE areas where there are cor- erable one. offer the highest trade allowance on your responding families, NJ.MSH owners to look out on well- present home. playgrounds within MSUMIKE AGENCY cared-for grounds do much walking distances, adults \lore .Xrtirhokes to add to the appeal of your of a like age. CASTROVILLE, Calif. 6 4 6 ^ home. A rule of thumb that is (UPI) — A plentiful crop of Be sure your furniture, “itnkt Yn Cm Trait” Gordon sometimes used is that globe artichokes is The Savings Bank of Manchester paintings and lamps are usually those in similar expected this spring after a Manchester, East Hartford, South Windsor arranged attractively. A economic groups occupy cluttered room, even Realty Co. Inc. 105 Main Street Manchester scarcity that began in the Ashford, Andover, & Bolton similar housing. fall and worsened when though it may be comfor­ Rooms arranged to freezing weather occurred Member F.D.I.C. 646-1700 table, gives a confined 643-2692 appear spacious, often appearance, when in the growing area in mid- Th« T rrrtita Intftmnity Company Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 643-2174 have beds place in front of December, says the Ar­ and iia ANiitaicd Companiat spaciousness is what the Haniord. Conn 06T1S doors, or blocking tichoke Advisory Board, a Equal Housing Lender buyer may be looking for. baseboard heat, or right in trade group. % f r ; r P / r g t W 1 ^ ) PAG1-: SIX - EVENING HERALD. Wed . April 18, 1979 !'S M i l l 1. / I M j-i f i "I - zi: .1 /!! EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979- PAGE SEVEN Women Are Powerful Force Helpful Advice A decade ago. the With the growth and public with determination, "professionalism" which day respite from our I lit thought of women in real success of women in the perserverance and we all seek. business activities. There On How to Move estate was viewed with real estate industry, a courage. Established in 1939, as an are still a few seats Things To Consider In Hiring A Contractor suspicion and skepticism, strong Women s Council of The Women's Council of arm to the National remaining and the public is If you’re an average you. This is something you If you’ve been taking a find the right contractor for but since World War II. a Save sidential roofing products, Realtors which represents Realtors was organized, Association of Realtors, invited. The Neil Simon American and have moved should check out with the damp view of your roof your home. 25 years-as well as resis­ quiet revolution has been may help. tance to rotting, buckling the needs of professional not as a social group, but the Women's Council is Comedy “Chapter II, has u p b in the past seven years, mover. lately and found it’s high These tips from Jim taking place. Today, time you replaced it, you 1. If most of the homes and shrinkage. women becomes vital. .solely for the purpose of now one of the largest received fine reviews. Any you’ll be buying another Mayer of Owens-Corning in your neighborhood are If you’re moving from may be pleased to learn it Fibcrglas Corporation, a women are accepted as a Women must convince elevating the standards of the same age, chances arc Organic-based shingles are professional organizations interested parties should M%on home and moving again in one state to another, the doesn’t have to be hard to leading manufacturer of re- powertul force in the I heir peers that they are your neighbors have had available in a wide range of women in real estate in the country with a contact Merilyn Bissell, the not-too-distant future. way in which you pay the styles and colors, and have a residential real estate serious about their real es­ Homeownefs roofing work done recently. through education. Our en­ membership of 17,000 c/o Lombardo Associates, National statistics' show mover is regulated by the standard warranty period of field In tact, bv the end of tate careers. They are Ask them for references. tire industry is more con­ members in 330 local 144 Main St., Manchester, Insurance the average American Interstate Commerce 2. Ask the roofers you 15 years. 1W78. a National A.ssocia- doing this by increasing scious today than ever chapters. Our own local Ct. Tel. 649-4003. If your home is less moves once every seven Commission (CC). call for additional refer­ Shingles are sold in lion ol Healtors survey their knowledge of finan­ before of chapter, chartered in 1975 I would be very remiss if than 7 years old, you years. For example, if you’re ences. squares. One square of shin­ showed that women made cing. market analysis, can save up to 14% H0m€0wners\ 3. Gel all price quotes in ■ professionalism." and the last year won the State I were to neglect mention Why not make your next moving because of a job gles covers 100 square feet up 2(1'- ol the brokers and home design and construc- off our already low- • writing. Quotes should in­ of roof. Estimates are usu­ Women's Council is just Trophy for the largest of our male members. move easier by using a lit­ transfer — as more than HOME IMPROVEMENT. SAFETY AND ECONOMY over ,i0 percent of all lion. sharpening their cost Homeowners clude exactly what work one more excellent oppor- growth of any Chapter in These men both support tle packing and moving CUTTING HOME ENERGY USE will be done (gutters, flash­ ally given 111 price pt, Heallor-As.sociales Insurance. half the 40 million square, with itemizations skills, and serving their lunity to gain the the State, expertise? The following Energy costs are high ings, cleanup, etc.). Get in and seem to enjoy our Americans who moved for labor and material. Many of our members luncheons and speakers. suggestions are little more each year during the early now, and experts warn that writing the maximum price have become Graduates of CALLUS than common sense — but the end of increases is not in and method of payment, We are seeing many 70s did — and your com­ too. FOR DETAILS sight. As individuals, we the Realtor Institute and changes big and small they’re often overlooked pany is paying for the can’t do very much to con­ 4. Be sure the contractor this year five of its affecting our industry. If THE nonetheless. move, ICC regulations trol rising prices for gas, oil is fully insured. members received the we prepare ourselves to Pack belongings in and electricity except by 5. Make sure the contrac­ Victorian Dream House W J. IRISH require that moving com­ designation of Certified adapt to the changes with medium size cartons that pany have written authori­ reducing national consump­ tor will issue a certificate Residential Specialist. can be taped shut. Don't tion. That’s the principle of identifying the shingle an "open mind. " dedicated INSURANCE AGENCY ty to charge your move to “supply and demand’’— manufacturer and warranty I'eatiired in IVlajjazine Our meetings this year to the service of our clients 646-6050 overpack them. Also, don’t the company that employs when there’s more, if costs sftting the type of material have included an Architect and customers, we need put combustible materials you. This written authority less. the time comes to replace installed. on "insulating the Home," But closer to home, we old appliances or acquire 6. You should gel more not fear the future, but look “Stnm You Cm Trust” or perishable foods in may be in the form of a IT’S WISE to gat To the Victorians, designs were interwoven houses, a children's play can act to control our own new ones, we should shop than one quote on a job, so a Mortgage Loan Officer upon it as a challenge in boxes. letter of a purchase order. the price in writing. building a home was just as with articles of interest to house, an ice house, a etprtstnfrng budgets and gel immediate for products with the best be sure to describe the job’s on the FHA and VA types the most exciting field Label each carton, in­ And here’s something requirements exactly the much a part of the the home builder. greenhouse and also the action. First, by practicing efficiency ratings. of financing and this month today. dicating its contents and else to bear in mind; Your the many conservation same way to each roofer. American Dream as it is The publication Finally, it’s important to designs of a pantry dresser an attorney will speak on l>ori..i C. Boiir<|iie, the room it should go in. belongings will be moved methods urged by utility keep equipment in top- Make sure each estimate today And just as we can promoted the services of and a sideboard cabinet. 'Specific Contract local chapter president Pack fragile items on a C.O.D. basis unless companies . . . like lowering performance condition, and calls for similar shingles. When choosing shingles, order the plans lor our its publishers — a group of thermostats 5° at night, Most homeowners select The articles reprinted in­ Obligations." In May, our Th« Travelers Inderrtniiy Company carefully. Wrap the object for maximum economy to have your contractor deter­ ideal contemporary house Eastern Connecticut other credit arrangements making sure refrigerator shingles made from asphalt architects headed by R.W. clude: 'Landscape members and friends will and Its Affiliated Companies have the necessary mainte­ mine the yearly cost by from- the magazine and Bicentennial Chapter of Hartford, Conn 06115 in soft material, such as are made with the mover door seals are tight, keeping nance hand tools to do the with an organic or a glass Shoppell and called the Co­ Gardening," with the plot adding the price of the newspaper leatures. in 1887 once again board the Show the Women's council of towels, newspaper or cot­ in advance. Furthermore, stove-top burners and reflec­ work ourselves. Again for fiber base. These offer ex­ operative Building Plan plan of an ideal residence; cellent performance at low shingles to the labor charge as litlle as $20 could buv Bus to New York for a one- Realtors. ton. then place it in a box the law requires that you tors clean, washing and economy, consider only top .Association. In .January "Hints on Heating and whose shape resembles rinsing laundry in warm or quality, lifetime products cost. The glass fiber type is and dividing that by the life construction drawings and pay the mover with cash, more resistant to fire, offer­ 1887 the association Ventilation.” actually that of the object being money order, certified or cold water, and by remem­ such as those by Cooper of the shingles. You may be an itemized bill oI bering, instead of the dryer, The Toolmakei—wrenches, ing a Qass A fire rating, the surprised to discover that claimed to have the quite timely with today's packed. For extra protec­ cashier's check or materials for an elaborate world's largest architec­ the old-fashioned clothes screw drivers, measuring highest aUaiiiaule. in adui- some higher-priced shingles interest in wood burning tion, you might put several travelers checks. The van line when possible! tapes, files and saws, solder­ lion, these modern shingles (fothic residence A .source tural patronage, with over have a lower annual stoves; "Furnishing and small boxes containing operator cannot accept a Second, by insulating for ing tools, and metal snips. are available in a variety of cost than ones intially less of this information was a 8.000 houses built Realty Inc. Decorating a Summer Cot­ 646-4968 fragile items in a larger personal check. summer as well as winter to It’s said that conserving attractive colors, are light­ expensive. magazine called throughout the United tage;" "Axioms and Rules eliminate all air leaks, into energy is sometimes a weight and easy to install. ■ShoppcH's Modern 178 East Center St. carton filled with towels. Of course, this handful of For more information on •States. of Color” ; "How We and out of the house. “game of pennies’’—but 'Hiey arc made with an roofing, write J. G. Meeks, Mouses ' Manchester, Ct. If a professional mover suggestions is just a start. Third, top-dollar energy why pay a penny more inorganic glass fiber mat Antiquity Reprints of Should Place Our Houses"; Ow ens-Corning Fiberglas The typical house in the Many new and is moving you, prepare for A moving company can savings req u ire high- when you could pay a that gives them a long life- Corporation, Fiberglas Rockville Centre, N.V' has and ‘About Plumbing, " his arrival. Take draperies give you many more help­ efficiency appliances. When penny less? some arc guaranteed up to magazine was complete existing homes Tower, Toledo, Ohio 43659. edited and selected the which starts “Shall we and pictures down, strip ful ideas. It’s a good idea to with towers, porches, best of a full year's have plumbing in the house available for beds and pack linen, dis­ consult a professional stained glass and ginger­ publication for its new or .shall we not?" bread trim but not your inspec connect appliances and mover ... just as it's wise book, Shoppell's Modern For information about have the refrigerator to contact a Realtor or real necessarily a bathroom, Houses - 1887. In addition the book, write Antiquity tion. Huilding costs started at defrosted and dry. estate broker when buying to 18 complete house Reprints, Box 370 RS, VALUES Go through the house that home into wtiich Plrompt, Professional $1.200 00 for a six room designs, the book includes Rockville Centre, N.Y , with the mover and show you're moving! "cottage " The house designs of two carriage in all price 11571. him everything to be ranges— .evei- loaded on the truck. Count Labels Need Results. boxes and note their con­ tents. As the van operator Large Print Vonservancy Emphasizes makes his inventory, ask HARTFORD (UPI) - A Buying or selling a home? Our broad him to explain any driver who turns on the air network of local sales offices offers you notations he makes — and conditioning instead of the Eandseaping Importance get a copy of the inventory. defroster or the heater in­ more. More service. More listings. More And check to be sure the stead of the fan may have a HARTFORD - mover leaves nothing vision,problem that can be performance. Talk with The Barrows written and illustrated by library, design assistance ftnetor Land.scaping the yard of an behind. dangerous, says the John Alexopolous, former for community groups, and People. old house in a compatibly If you have the mover Connecticut Public Health director of the Knox Parks an architect and contractor aesthetic and practical aclpfragile items, it's Association. foundation who holds a referral service. This manner is as important to 'Use to pay any additional The association says the masters degree in program is funded by the the value of the property as LOOK charge for special packing. small size lettering used on landscape architecture Connecticut Historical automobile dashboards, R E L ® remodeling the exterior, But, if you prefer, you can from the University of Commission, The according to a new MUD.. , pack fragile items appliances, radios, lawn I E J M L S Massachusetts. The other Travelers, and the brochure just released by yourself, using the method mowers, stoves, heaters, brochures are "Before You Ensworth Foundation. Ians and many other con­ the Hartford Architecture Remodel " and "Saving A N D V O U U described previously. Conservancy, For a free copy of What do you do if you and sumer products can be Knergy in the Old House. " "landscaping the Old The six-page manual 8 S A .your belongings arrive in dangerously small for per­ The brochures are a House, " send a stamped, BARROWS called "I,.imd.scaping the .vour new community after sons over 40 whose near­ product of the HAC Ad­ self-addressed, large Old House. " is available to REMARKABLE a long distance move, and vision is deteriorating. The 156 Em I Canter SL visory Services program, envelope to HAC, 65 association is urging the public free of charge. .vour new home isn't ready Manctieslar, CL which also provides low- Wethersfield Ave., Hart­ This third in a series of IN V K m ffN T for occupancy? Most manufacturers to use type 647-1000 cost design consultations, ford, CT 06114. large or bold enough to how-to brochures was use of a restoration lending movers have their own storage warehouses whose make such information facilities are available to legible to everyone. • .f ^ ' • lib' •M EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 - PAGE NINE PAGE f:ir.HT - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979 m ,7 tiieily™ jP^T'^TE ERA* REAL ESTATE Agri-Chemicals Are Dangerous ^ eK^afu.'—x ^BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO in s | d \ M VKM A stronper — you only prow loo high, and in a number least amount of trouble but REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS WEST LAFAYETTE. obese. ' Maickel said. of ways." can cause skin irritation if W hen apri-chemicals are Ind. il'P Ii — An overcinse One is using it on the spread around barehanded. Among the ancient Greeks it was considered good for the CO ol apn-chcniicals can hea.s overu.sed. they have at wrong crop — such as let­ Liquid products can be crops to plant a piece of year-old cake along with the seeds. (lanpcniiis to a pardon as least a toxic effect. " tuce instead of cucumbers. dangerous if confused with an excess ol drups to a Selective herbicides, "You eat the whole let­ other solutions. man. says a F’urdue such as dandelion killer, tuce leaf, not just the “If you're going to make I ' n i \- e r s i I y p h a r - and fertilizers, even the skin." he said, "so you up a quarter of a gallon of macolopisl slow release variety, will may be exposing yourself fertilizer for your plants, E R A ® ' s We have the same burn lawns and crops if put to a level that is going to make sure you label it and CROCKEH AGENCY problem we have with on too heavily. poison y o u " don't put it next to the soft 244 Main St. medications." said Roper "It's not just home gar­ Another is eating the drink you prepared or the Maickel. a poison expert deners. either. " Maickel crop too soon after cherry syrup. MANCHESTER uho head.s Purdue's phar- said in an interview. "It's spraying. ' ‘It might not result in a 643-1577 one of the problems my AWARD WINNING TEAM macolopy and loxicolopy "If you're going to use fatality, but a kid could be COplied. they macologist said. treated area for 24 hours, about all of this is that, all can damape lawns. Insecticides cause the hut they don't specifically properly u.sed. all the agri­ Members — Manchester & Vernon MLS I lowers, parden crops and most poisoning problems say. "Don't let your 2-year- chemicals are a boon to indoor plants. timonp the agri-chemicals old go crawling through mankind. They make more Its almost like because of "differential that grass for 24 hours tomatoes for the gardener, ''A FIRM THAT HAS overealinp. you don't prow toxicity. " he .said. either, hecau.se he might more wheat for the "A'ou can kill a bug at a absorb enough through his farmer Improperly used, BUNCHIUD & ROSSEnO level of exposure that skin to creiite a toxic reac­ they're a hazard to the in­ STOOD THE TEST theoretically won't hurt a tion." dividual and can be a I h o In ro m rs human. But the level of Maickel said fertilizers hazard to the community OF TIME’’ REALTORS T rolll)le human exposure can get can he handled with the and the whole world. " i 3 189 WEST CENTER ST. CORNER OF McKEE ST. MANCHESTER 646-2482 C/) I'MVERSrrV Ala i l 'I ’li — Sometimes two incomes per lamily are SHERIDAN HEIGHTS more trouble than liiey're Bolton, Connecticut worth, says prolessor Quality Built Homes L u e Charles Leathers We have the and Building Lots ERA REGIONAL SALES RALLY Results for the quarterly Sales Awards are In, and Blanchard & 9 1 Leathers says careful * Acre -t- lots M Rossetto have walked away with 3 Office Trophies for Connecticut sludv and planninp are new mortgages * Wooded, many with superb view needed to prevent tiidden * Underground utilities and Western Massachusetts! Each one represents Top Perfor­ moneyeaters from usinp up mance In the following categories; A third ol our customers the extra money. are electing the new The real moneyeaters #1 IN SALESI arise when a wile and mortgages we offer @ mother, for instance, takes Morfgages fhaf mean IN HOME WARRANTEES! a job and must supply lower monthly * #1 IN LISTINGSI transportation^hild care payments and larger and a new /wardrobe in houses Ask for details All of us here want to extend our deepest thanks and apprecla- order to wont ' y. tion to all of our clients and customers who have helped to make A workinp wife may also have less time to prepare these awards possible. meals at home. When that We extend an Invitation to anyone to stop by and see these happens, eatinp out in­ Chriss CalhoiCalhoun LoanI CounseCounselor beautiful awards. creases and so does the “ Superb 9 room Raised Ranch amount of money spent on with top quality features on 1.3 wooded acres. food. Brand now recreation room, 2V4 baths, 2 car 4-K + -F -F -F-F -F -F Leathers, a professor of the better way garage. Numerous extras. ec/) economics and fiscal plan­ ninp at the University of REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS REALTORS ^ Alabama, suppests two- income families calculate ' Heritage Savings BUNCHARD A ROSSETTO BUNCHARO A ROSSETTO > their net income after & htem. Isnkiatiim ■ Sim v IS9I taxes and compare that 1227 BuriMkte Av«. East Hartford, Conn. 06108 with what they give up when Mam Office 1007 Mam SI Manchester 649-4586 ERA* REAL ESTATE ERA* REAL ESTATE S the wife works. ______528-9668 643-9960 PACE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 18, 1979 ■ I - S l M I V .. -i I - I 1 • i •! EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979- PAGE ELEVEN MULTI HOMES LESPERMKE ACENCY

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Gaining Acceptance GET MORE with EAST HARTFORD 289-4331 Heritage Savings and coordinating realty service Jiis monthly payment We have the 29 Conneetkat Boulevard I,oan reports more than a and high ethical standards. would be .$293.12 (19,5 per­ Save third of loans issued are of "One indication of the cent less) in the first year up to the new type which lower effectiveness of the Board and rise gradually for five new mortgages VERNON 871-2775 monthly payments by a of Healtors is the fact that vears until it leveled off at m o n 646 Hartford Tpke [Rte 30] variety of methods. people lake it for granted. $.364 10 for the balance of Athirij of our customers O t 04 loans issued in The standards of service the loan. are electing the new Hom eowners March. .'14 were graduated are uniformly high in my The plan involves no m ortgages w e offer. insurance SENTRY WINDSOR 688-7226 If your home is less payment loans and 12 were opinion — especially in our balloon payments or Mortgages that mean ('lll'’A ' Heritage presi­ than 7 years old, you 38 PoquoBock Avenne area.” flale said. "That's refinancing later on. lower monthly dent. William 11. Hale told the result of the Board can save up to 14% d ll'\ loans payments and larger the Herald ' We re (luietly and effectively off our already low- Real Estate Services Inc. Connecticut Housing delghted. and so are our doing its job well.” houses. Ask lor details. cost Homeowners customers.” Finance Authority loans Insurance. (>rii(liiat<-(l Heritage has been a fron­ are designed to provide trunner in pushing the new liavineni loans mortgages to low and CAUUS moderate income buyers at types of loans through Heritage began issuing Betty Petricca, FOR DETAILS seminars and a policy graduated payment loans favorable interest rates. C H FA u.ses a m ethod of Loan Olficer THE offering "every sound new last October. People make the difference! idea that comes forward.” -Most wage earners can raising money which does WJ. IRISH Hale said "We could take count on some kind of in­ not involve the direct use INSURANCE AGENCY a wait-and-see attitude crease in income every of taxpayers' money, ac­ the better wpy w ith the.se new loans, hut year, it only to keep pace cording to Hale. “ The 646-6050 .Slate borrows in the bond why deprive people of the witb the cost of living. The “Senriee You Can Tniit" option to get in on them g r a d u a te d p a y m e n t market at its favorable rate, and the funds are Hcrit^jc Savings right awayt After all. mortgage is bases on that & h x m . Issfxiation ■ Simv IS9I they're a great Idea as expectancy used to provide mortgage their popul.'irity shows ' For exam ple an .$18,000 loans through us and other hanks throughout the Mam Office: 1007 Mam St.. Manchester 649-4586 _ S E N T R V 4 am^ralnlalcH wage earner w ith $5,000 for a down payment and a five s ta le ." 5 RtALLSlATLSlHVKl Heallor.s The Travelers Indemnity Company |)ercent expected annual The result is mortgages and its Atfilialed Companies Hale congratulated the income increase, can or­ to (pialifying borrowers at Hartford. Conn 06115 Manchester Board of d in a rily finance a $44,000 8 percent when the going i Healtors on their new house with a conventional rate for standard loans is Iniilding at Ikfi Hast (’enter loan and a monthly pay­ 10.5 percent. I O FFIC E Street. The building of­ ment ol $.'164.10. But that is "We offer every penny of CHFA funds we can gef our ficially opened this week a higher monthly cost that __ ; 11 Hale pointed out the impor­ he can pay. With a hands on, and the money goes almost immediately.” tant role the Board plays in graduated payment loan, J.D. REAL ESTATE. I I Hale said. COMPANY ...... «•«■" Existing Home Sales ■ laMui— iwinS— Slip in February Equipped with a CHIGAO — Plagued by the same month a year The North Central region bad weather in various ago. registered a median price parts of the nation, sales of Hegionally. volume ac­ increase of 3.1 percent to qualified staff of existing homes declined in tually increased in three of $46,000. In the South, the February for the second the four geographic sec­ median edged up 2.7 per­ month in a row, according tions during February. cent to $48,800; and in the people to handle •4} to the National Association However, a 12 percent West, the median in­ of Healtors. decline was registered in creased 1.7 percent to.$72,- In their monthly existing the South, the region repor­ 600. all of your Real home sales report, the ting the heaviest volume of The seasonally-adjusted National Association transactions. annual rate of dollar sales Pictured here from Vernon and East Hartford offices: Noblet, Ben Castonguay, Carol MacBryde, Bob Jennings; econbminsis noted that In the other regions, the volume was 1215.4 billion. Estate needs. sales declined 2.4 percent back row left to right, Greg Gondek, Jack Butterworth, Pete front row left to right, Frank Czaplicki, Bob Durato. Barbara West registered a 2 percent This was an 18.6 percent Gutterman, Kathie Morrow, Kathleen Cummiskey, Patty Paradise, Carolyn Mundell. from the .January rale to a sales gain; the North Cen­ rise from the February seasonably-adjusted an­ tral. a 3 percent increase; 1978 figure. nual rate of 3.620,000 units and the Northeast, an 11 Since December, Sentry people. Highly qualified men and women who know this area percent gain over .January. Ilonu' Ownerships cumulative sales have The median price of declined 9.7 percent. resale homes dropped $100 W.ASHINGTON (UPD - agents who know their business, and best. No one else can do a better job National Association during February to $51.900. Eighty-four percent of President Donald I. Hovde However, the figure m a rrie d couples ago 65 and work fuli time for you. No marketing for you than a Sentry Real Estate noted, "'Considering the represents a jump of 12 1 older own their own bad weather, the decline percent over the same homes, compared with 76 gimmicks. No false promises. No fancy Agent. “ Service Is not only part of our was anticipated. It should period last year percent of all married not cause undue alarm. " Hovde cautioned, There couples. Of all age groups, advertising campaigns. Just hard name, its our way of doing business. The Hcaltor president is no evidence that double- home-owning is least com­ pointed out that despite the digit intlalion in home mon among couples where Syiiyyjill sis center s t r e h , work and straight talk from competent two month slide, overall prices is m oderating In any the husband is under 35. ' MANCHESTER •S4S-1980 volume in February was way. Declines In the w inter .says the A m erican Council ^MLS^Memhers Grtr Hartford, Vernon, Manchester, ISorth Central Boards of Realtors s till 2.3 percent ahead of months are not unusual. " of Life Insurance. ^ ^Free Market Evaluation and home evaluation^ I’ACiK FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 18, 1979 E yE gjN gj| E R A I£JV ed^ - PAGE FIFTEEN Real Estate Is More You Can Learn to Build Your Own Home ___ f * builder are Heartwood “Our approach is es­ work, students join BOSTON — Building model and working A 28-foot residential Than Selling Houses Owner-Builder School and pecially aimed toward H e a rtw o o d ’s s ta ff in one's own home no longer drawings,” Paul Hanke, dome and a 12 by 16-foot Northern Owner Builder. energy efficiency and b u ild in g a prototype has to mean hiring director of Norther Owner energy efficient house, Real estate is one of the They will be at tbe New passive solar design,” passive solar house, ment, supervising every architects and contractors Builder, said. "Some of our with an attached solar few careers in which you Earth Exposition. April 19- Elias Velonis, Heartwood's various outbuildings and a aspect of the property’s and standing by while they clients do their own room, will be erected at can be your own boss and 22. to discuss their director, said. "We want to new school on Heartwood’s operation to produce the do the work. building and others subcon­ the Exposition by two which requires a relatively programs. make the most of the sun's land. highest possible financial As housebuilding costs tract some or all of the firms that offer pre­ small financial invest­ Heartwood offers three- energy without great Northern Owner Builder return over the longest rise, many New work.” designed structures. ment. The opportunities week residential courses in expense. We accommodate offers consulting services period of time. This in­ Knglanders are saving Northern Owner Builder The New Earth Exposi­ for starting your own building a new home or in beginners as well as cludes renting, tenant thousands of dollars by that encourage owner par­ also offers several courses business are goixl, or you redesigning an existing tion will be at the Com­ relations, building learning new skills or lap­ experienced builders, and ticipation in designing and for people who want to do WE DON’T JUST monwealth Armory on can affiliate with someone maintenance and repair, ping their own creative home. Students take part in what they learn can be building economical, their own designing and Thursday, April 19, from 2 else without sacrificing supervision of personnel re.sources. cla.sses in architecture and used to build a structure energy-efficient homes. S^yOURHdUSE. building, or for those who to 10 p.m. Friday and your independence. design, principles of from scratch or to retrofit - “Owners submit their and tradesmen, accounting Two New FIngland firms want to renovate older Saturday, April 20 and 21, You can set your own heating, plumbing, elec­ an existing home for ideas to us, and we work and advertising. that provide extensive houses keeping energy ef­ from 10a,m, to 10p.m; and pace, and your time can be WESHOWITOFE tricity. and insulation, energy efficiency." closely with them as we • Land development: educational and practical ficiency and historic Sunday, April 22, from 10 used as productively as carpenty techniques and In addition to classroom sketch floor plans and Turning raw land into support for the home character in mind. a.m. to 8 p.m. ability and ambition allow. the proper use of tools. elevations, a large-scale marketable, profitable Your income directly subdivisions, shopping reflects your efforts. centers, industrial parks, There's no limit on what etc. This phase of the Log Homes Are Comfortable and Efficient astute, hard-working men business includes site and women can earn. selection, cost analysis, The real estate profes­ Chalk it up to the pioneer sponsors of Manufactured materials, the log, can be public.” securing financing, con­ Adding a word of caution requires engineering sion is more than just instinct, or even nostalgia, Homes Week. N A H M 's shaped and finished to If you want to be sure tracting, supervising con­ to prospective log home analysis to insure struc­ buying and selling single­ but it seems that most membership includes extremely close you're dealing with a struction and promoting buyers, Schweizer warns, tural integrity and family homes. It has venerable of American producers of all types of tolerance," Schweizer reputable log home finished development. "with the increased pop­ liveability. expanded into many homes designs — the log factory-built homes. .says. "The individual parts manufacturer, look for the • Urban planning: An­ ularity of log homes, it The members of the Log different areas and today home — is making a com­ Schweizer said there has can be fitted and in­ Log Homes Council seal, or ticipating city’s future seems everyone with a Homes Council require all offers you one of the widest eback. been an even greater surge terlocked with a precision w rite to the N ational growth and proposing chain saw and woodlot has LH C members to have career selections in the Part of the reason for of interest in log homes that not only makes for one Association of Home productive, economical entered the log homes their log home plans ap­ free-enterprise system. In this resurgence in pop­ since the recent peace of the most durable struc­ M a n u fa c tu r e r s , 6521 ways of using land and business. These firms are proved by one of the state addition, it can help you ularity. is that, thanks to meetings focused world tures imaginable, but also Arlington Blvd., Falls water resources to accom­ often selling little more or nationally recognized become prominent in your modern manufacturing attention on Camp David, results in a structure that's Church, Va., 22042, for a modate this growth. than a pile of logs and pret­ building code writing community, and extend techniques, today's log Md. The president's amazingly energy- complete list of Log Homes • Real estate securities ty pictures to unwary bodies, before the home is your opportunities beyond homes are every bit as famous retreat in the efficient. even by today's Council Manufacturers. and syndication, involving buyers. A log home offered for sale to the the city limits. comfortable and efficient Catoctin mountains is higher standards." There is no cost for the list. developing and offering Some of the specialties in GET READY! GET SET! GO! as the most contemporary largely a complex of log As for design flexibility. limited partnership in real the field include: design structures, including the Schweizer says log home estate for investment pur­ with • Residential brokerage, Home buyers who'd like presidential residence. manufacturers can provide poses. This business the largest single field of to investigate the log Even though "rustic the home buyer with a generates capital for real estate activity. It has alternative " can take ad­ modern" sounds like a con­ home that's tailored to his expanding the real estate good opportunities for vantage of a special oppor- tradiction in terms, that's family needs: "anything industry and gives in­ CENTURY 21 MAKE VOUR NEXT MOVE A SMART ONE. rapid advancement and in­ tunity to see for probably a good way to from Abe Lincoln's one- dividuals the opportunity creasing income. It themselves during de.scribe today's factory- room cabin to a large two- to invest in large proper­ A HOME OF'VOUR OWN! requires a broad National Manufactured produced log homes. story or split-level contem­ ties without becoming in­ knowledge of the com­ THE NUMBER ONE REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN U.S. and Homes Week, April 22 to '28 "Our basic building porary style." volved in management or munity and its according to Tod exposed to unlimited neighborhoods, economics, CANADA INTRODUCINfi THE HEADLINERS - 70,000 EXPERTS .Schweizcr, Executive Vice liability. President of Traditional And ask for; real estate law, finance • Real estate Living Inc.. Hartland. Vt and the money market, counseling: Giving advice • When you list with us we put your home on the map. Schweizer is also chairman Ask the experts • Commercial about property. • We don't just show your home, we show it off. of the Log Homes Council, We have the Suzanne Critz brokerage, specializing in • Real estate research, of the National Association income-producing proper­ to provide precise informa­ • We make your home a superstar. the best working Russ MacKendrick ties such as apartment and of Home Manulacturcrs, tion on land use, urban en­ • Our Gold Post signs attract thousands of buyers. new mortgages Norma Marshall office buildings, retail vironmental patterns and bunch in town. stores and warehouses. market trends. • There is more to a gold jacket than meets the eye. 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Title Hazards Call For Precautions EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 18, 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN hidden title defects. Also, purchase of a home, the As a result, the county did Washington. D.C. — protects only the lender, the attorney's financial eastern home buyer who Modular/Sectional Homes Cut Costs buyer should ask to see a and that owner's title in­ not continue with installa­ Nearly three years after liability is limited to his faced installation of a buying the home of your copy of the preliminary surance is necessary to drainage pipe in his yard tion of the drainage pipe ability to pay and to his life Buying or building a good tion, it generally takes only are positioned along vinyl flooring. Bathroom covering, and the home is Realtors, with more de­ dreams, you are startled report on status of the safeguard the buyer. When by county workmen, the and the unwanted digging span. Without title in­ home at an affordable about a week or two to different points of the fixtures and kitchen ready for its new owners. mand for homes'than they one morning to find county property ownership — or purchased simultaneously ALTA president said. In ceased. The title company surance, attorney fees price is one thing in large make them ready for the production line within easy appliances are installed, “Our whole objective is can fill from the existing workmen digging in the the preliminary title with lender's coverage, this instance, the insuring paid attorney fees incurred related to a title defense cities. But it’s often quite new owners to move in.” reach of the craftsmen, interior trim completed, to do as much of the work housing stock, are finding yard — precariously near binder serving as a basis owner's title insurance title company investigated in defending the buyer’s may well be the respon­ another matter in small Scholz says that who perform before an and after a final inspection in the factory as possible, they can sell modualr the patio. for title insurance in the typically can be obtained and found that the previous land title. sibility of the buyer. Bell towns and rural areas. But modular/sectional homes audience of inspectors who of the entire home, it with the least amount of homes and then have them You inquire about this in­ transaction. Hazards of ti­ at a modek additional Bell said that free infor­ said. owner of the home had la st year some 76,000 have been enjoying a are every bit as critical as leaves the plant for the finish work that's required built to order and delivered trusion and are told the tle found in a search of the charge, the ALTA presi­ agred to easement rights mation on land title Bell cautioned buyers families in non-urban areas resurgence of interest in the most jaded drama building site. at the site.” in about the same amount county is exercising its public records are listed in dent said. precautions may be ob­ who pay only for lender’s for the country before across the country got the recent years as more and reviewer. The difference is At the building site, the With skilled labor in of time as it takes to find a rights under an easement, the report or binder, accor­ Title insurance is issued tained by writing title insurance not to be receiving title to the homes they wanted at the more families move out of that our reviewers can stop builder must build a per­ short supply, especially in suitable existing home for and is proceeding with in­ ding to Bell, who is presi­ for a one-time premium. American Land Title misled into thinking this property. Then the title price they could pay by congested urban areas. the show anytime they see manent foundation and rural areas, Scholz says their customer. stallation of a drainage dent of the Security Owner's coverage normal­ A ssociation, Box 566, coverage will protect thier company challenged the purchasing a modular/sec- “Very often consumers something that’s not right. arrange for utilities: gas, modular sectional homes For more information on Abstract & Title Company. ly is in the amount of the validity of the easement. Washington, D.C., 20044. pipe interests. He said tional home. and even some builders These delays are costly, so electrical service, water are bound to continue to in­ the building or buying No one mentioned the Inc., Wichita, Kans. home purchase price. Bell ownership problems may So says Douglas Scholz, confuse modular/sectional we try to make sure they and sewer service. crease in popularity. modular/sectional home, easement at the time you Appearing in the title added, and protection in­ emerge for the buyer that president of Unibilt In­ homes with mobile homes, don’t happen by making it The two halves of the "Another group with in­ .Scholz suggests builders purcha.sed the properly. binder — and important to cludes defending against do not seriously affect the dustries Inc., Vandalia, and there is really no need virtually impossible to do home arrive from the fac­ creased interest in and consumers obtain the This incident tbe buyer — may be excep­ an attack on title as in­ security interest of the Ohio, a manufacturer of for this confusion,” says the job wrong.” tory on trucks. At the site, modular homes are “Guide to Manufactured characterizes the actual tions from coverage over sured and either clearing HoustMt! Hints lender in residential real modualr homes. Scholz is Scholz, ‘‘if you understand “When you visit a home they are either lifted in realtors and investors who Homes," available from experience of a home which the title underwriter up title problems or paying of LeitoB Homemaker* Service estate. As an example. Bell also chairman of the the basic differences in manufacturing plant, place by a crane or slid on want to get in one the the National A.ssociation of buyer in an eastern slate cannot i'nsure until some valid claims. said an electric utility Modular Housing Council these enArely different you’ll see that the home is greased rails to the founda­ housing boom but lack the Home Manufacturers, 6521 and reminds that real es­ particular action is taken. The ALTA president said Double duty! Salt isn’t . which has been granted an just seasoning; it of the National Association kinds of housing.” built from the floor up,” tion. The sections are necessary building skills,” Arlington Blvd., Falls tate ownership can be sub­ Title searching makes it buyers, in areas where an easement by a prior owner smothers grease fires in of Home Manufacturers. All mobile homes are says Scholz, “starting with bolted together and per­ savs Scholz. Church, Va. 22042. ject to unexpected claims' possible to alert buyers and attorney examination and might decide to build a your broiler. And did A modular or sectional built to conform to the 2 x 8 joists surrounded by manently attached to the and limitations, according mortgage lenders to certification of title are you know a splash of power line through the home is one which “em­ requirements of the double 2 x lO’s at the foundation. Utilities are to Roger N. Bell, president hazards disclosed by the customary, should deter­ vinegar in rinse water bodies the highest degree connected, a few pieces of The H, ft McKinney Company buyer's yard. This could makes hand-washed Federal Mobile Home perimeter. The subflooring of the American Land Title public records so most mine in advance whether 9 of prefabrication possible. Construction and Safety is %-inch plywood, glued siding may be added to the impair the buyer’s use and glasses sparkle? But for As.sociation. Although a problems can be resolved they want to obtain enjoyment of the property real versatility, you need The home leaves the fac­ Standards Act, and they and nailed to the joists.” ends of the home, brick Apprainem home generally is an when possible and transac­ owner's title insurance for without jeopardizing the Lestoil! This heavy-duty tory as a six-sided, three- are required to display a ‘‘That might seem veneer may be added, a excellent investment in a tions can proceed. Bell additional protection. Bell cleaner does household lender’s investment. dimensional structure, 12 seal identifying them as excessively strong,” few shingles attached at Herbert J. MrKittney Robert J. McKinney time of inflation, the ALTA said. Title searches and said even the most chores, and makes light Among those benefiting to 14 feet wide, eight or mobile homes. Scholz points out, “but the roof seam, and the president advised 1979 examinations typically are knowledgeable attorney work of laundry, too. - from owner’s title in­ more feet high and 24 to 60 Modular/sectional homes, you’ve got to remember exterior is complete and buyers to learn about the responsibility of at­ will not be able to locate surance protection is the feet long. These homes are on the other hand, are built that the floor system must weatherproof. available precautions torneys and title com­ hidden hazards such as previously-mentioned_____ generally built in two sec­ to conform to the same support the entire home as Inside the home, a few 808 Main Streets Manrheeter against surprise easements panies, depending on local m istakes in the public tions at the factory and building codes that apply to it’s moved to the building pieces of interior trim is 643-2139 and other land title hazards law and custom records, forged deeds that joined at the building site conventional site-built site and then lowered to its added, along with some before closing. Bell pointed out that transfer no interest in real Have You Outgrown at the peak of the roof.” homes. These homes are foundation. That extra carpeting or other floor Before completing the lenders title insurance property, undisclosed heirs Your Shell? “The modular/sectional not designed to be moved strength offers a plus to the of former owners, and part of the housing in­ once they are placed on buyer: If you live in a Sometimes nice guys finish first. others. Bell reminded that dustry primarily serves their permanent foun­ m odular home, you’ll T here A re an attorney's liability is Yes! rural and suburban com­ dations, and they are never hear a squeaky restricted to negligence in Reale Realtors munities where it is much always taxed as real estate floor.” Some Things his work and does not in­ will find you a new one m more difficult to assemble and are eligible for conven­ Interior and exterior clude responsibility for all the skilled tradesmen tional 30-year mortgages. walls are then attached to Ybu Can’t Preserve Call Ual needed to build the kind of “Tve been building these the floor system. The quality homes people homes for many years, and exterior walls receive in­ want,” according to I still get excited when a sulation, sheathing and By Putting A Lid Scholz. “When our homes completed home rolls off siding. When the windows Internsliips leave the plant they are the end of the production and doors are installed at On Them Karn Credit about 95 percent com­ line,” Scholz says. the next stage of construc­ u pleted. Once they are set “The whole process is tion, the outside of the To grow and preserve a vital, thriving community, it AURORA, N.Y. (U P D - on their permanent founda­ sheer theater. Materials home is complete. Inside, takes neighbors working with neighbors. Teaching the blind to ski the electrical wiring, Better building and zoning codes. More money for and arranging museum fixtures and plumbing arc home improvements. Adequate health and safety exhibits are part of the in­ Most Homeowners installed and tested. standards for housing. Parks and playgrounds. New ternship program at Wells Next, interior wallboard buildings and new businesses. No question about it. College, a women's liberal AEiC presents IKE. Are Under-Insured is installed and painted or All of these help to improve an environment. arts institution in upstate wallpapered. The floors Aurora. The story of the ordeal of the NEW YORK (UPI) - a r e finished with But the most important ingredient in this preservation Interns during the winter the original purchase price "toughest nice guy" in history. Practically all carpeting, hardwood or game is PEOPLE. Interested in, proud of, and willing quarter represent about 25 or current market value, It is a story well worth homeowners have in­ —Inventory personal to work for, a vital community .'gountusjn! percent of the student Calch-Up Time your attention. surance against fire, possessions and increase body. They earn academic NEW YORK (UPI) - We invite you to share storms and other coverage to cover replace­ credit for one month of The divorce rate is fast the experience May 3, 4 and 6. catastrophes, but millions ment at current prices. field experience in other catching up with The last episixje, are under-insured against —Have silverware, an­ ways as well: researching marriages. An insurance Sunday, May 6, is brought to losses of homes, fur­ tiques, works of art and migratory water fowl, Back row loft to right, Suaan Chaloux, Evaiyn Carlaon, Halon O’Brion, Micholla company statistical you in part by the more than nishings and personal other valuables appraised, stage managing a theater, Miranda Jaannatta Wlatar. publication says the 700,000 members of the possessions, says the In­ helping veterinarians, Front row laft to right Thomaa H. Farguaon, D.F. Raala, Praa., Lorralna Boutin. and add coverage if number of marriages NATIONAL ASS0t:iAT10N researching the ethics and surance Information necessary for replace­ recorded last year is OF REALTORS.® Wotkingfor Institute. ment. Both the appraisal economics of the hospice expected to total nearly America's property owners. The trade group says and inventory should be movement in caring for 2.24 million, while divorces Bob Torry Anno MIHor olek Bltaoll Rick Morritt JackI Smith Daniel F. Realeg Inc. many people also overlook kept in a safe deposit box. terminally ill patients and may exceed t.l2 million. 175 Main St, Manchaater CT. the effects of inflation and —Consider increasing assisting the public Factors contributing to the Richard Morritt Agency never think about the personal liability coverage E. relations office of the «4 6 -4 SaS declining marriage rates results until disaster to protect the household REALTORS 646-1180 Onondaga County MEMBER include the increasing post­ strikes. It’s better, the in­ and others if a suit or claim Legislature in upstate New ponement of marriage and 122 East Center Street, Manchester York, stitute says, to review your is filed by someone for in- a decline in the remarriage REALTOR OF HOMES policies often, checking juries or damage to rates of divorced men and four phases of coerage: property. Jury awards for women, says th e SltisSSandis^fourSiand [jQ thousand of dollars, a rari­ —Insure to 80-100 percent Metropolitan life In­ Preserve It.. .Enjoy It.. .Invest In It REAITOB” of replacement value, not ty 20 years ago, now are- surance Co. . k V IT I t . # r . quite-dommon. PAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 18, 1979

Th* REALTOR knows this st sliII timM, , but durliiB Ihs anmisl PRIVATE PROPERTYnr WEEK (lo n ii^ NATIONAL REALTOR WTEEK) ob—rvuneu, April 15-21 hs sndsavors to havs tho PUBLIC know It also. WALTON W. GRANT AGENCY E lEstiUMlSlO) Keep dreamingt LILLIAN a GRANT; Realtor BetterHomes and • 22 CisWdi. SIrwt America. EndMtir • MJ-llSS Gardens'selects Rockville H i Frechette, JVIartinS ■ f *, How new ideas with Rothman, Inc., mortgages can keep the American Dream alive. 14 Room 2 Family Realtors ... a leader In Victorian — $70’s This year millions of Americans will not be able to tive mortgage instruments gradually are being ~BL00MPielD introduced to help potential home owners afford fulfill their dreams —because they can't afford the 4 Room Ranch, $33,900 homes they want Thew e been tryinn. But it seems a home. BOLTON the more money they save, the more they need. For example: 6 Room Ranch With Business Zone The fact is, we re living with a housing shortage. Graduated payment mortgages to make home HARTFORD ownership more attractive to first-time home buyers 16 Room Rooming House residential sales In There is not enough housing supply for Americas insatiable demand. And that imbalance, along with They start with lower scheduled monthly payments ANDOVER inflation, keeps the price of housing on the rise than a traditional loan in the early years of the 4 Acres -f or — mortgage. Payments rise over five to ten years to the MANCHESTER The $61,100 question. 6 Acres -f or — As of DecernlK’r, 1978. the median price of a new higher levels buyers can afford as their careers and home was $61,100. up 125"'. in the past decade. But incomes develop. Manchester scarcity results m higher prices for resale houses as Variable interest rate mortgages: Interest rates Sylvia LaPenta well riiat s why the median price of an existing rise and fall ba.sed upon an established index. Agency home was $50,900, up 128% in the same period. Variable rates encourage lenders to make more eft-2446 9 West Mlddlo Tpko, Manchastor What ever happened to affordable "starter" mortgage money available. And the home owner liomes for young marrieds'’ 17 million postwar could get the Irenefit of any drop in the general babies now are ready for them interest rates without having to incur the costs So are their parents and grandparents.Senior of refinancing. citizens, whose iu iiiiIx t s have doubled in 25 years, These are just two examples. More alternatives have a six'cial need for nuxlest. low maintenance are available. housing Speaking out in Washington. If demand exists, why not build more low-cost The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS* We have the We’re proud to be a charter member of homes'’ There are inanv reasons Soaring interest has actively supported changes in governmental rates on consti uetion loans Inflation Excessive policies to encourage lenders to make alternative the new Better Homes and Gardens'" Maneliesler legulatorv red tajx' types of mortgages "available to home buyers. new mortgages Rieal Estate Service. SOLD 646-4144 Why? Because REALTORS* are members of a It s tune we looked at new ideas, txjth to reduce We were selected for our record of costs and to help more Americans be able to buy. national association-7 0 0 .0 0 0 strong-that believes A third of our customers ■^1- Ix't's Icxik at innovative financing, for example. the American Dream of owning property deserves are electing the new helping so many families sell and buy East Hartford A mortgage is a mortgage. Or is it? to come true for more Americans. mortgages we offer homes successfully. For our business Frechette, Martin& 289-1524 For more information, write Box B, 430 North Until recently, the buyer had little choice in the type Mortgages that mean reputation in this community. For the of mortgage he wanted But that s changing Alterna­ Michigan Avenue. Chicago, Illinois 60611 lower monthly experience and professionalism of payments and larger lfln,INC.RE/UJ0RS« South Windsor our people. Rodin NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS* houses Ask for details 644-2497 Yes. We’re delighted to be associated t=T with the world’s leading home and family Vernon service magazine. For 55 years Better Aft Better Sue Buscagtia Loan Counselor 871 -0088 Homes and Gardens® has helped families I H o m e s , everywhere plan, build, remodel, furnish and decorate their homes. Now, we’re V. Willington REALTOR® the better way joining forces to give you the same 429-1707 Wbrk ing for America s property owners. ‘ outstanding service in real estate. Heritage Savings We met the Better Homes and Gardens® & luran ihvMiation • Simr IS 91 standards. We’ll meet yours, too. Give

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.t. [rf-i'i'i4'vr> .ri* AVi .Vi 'AA' '.'•'.ilX.J. .w'-yV *i//i V, ^^Home of the Guaranteed Sale” Ia WATE vcstigat( leads in car heis bury one pack TWKNTY - KVKMNC HKRALD. Wed.. April 18. 1979 the conn left thre Despit arrest at stored searched P helped h currenc} THE MANCHESTER stamps Purolato BOARD OF REALTORS after gut Kami 11 —takes pride in and has; their owi A mas: respect for this great town.' to be hel As we list and sell homes! ficer Ed\ here, we are constantly been wot promoting the advantages time job of life in our town. Realtors $1 truly are committed to the NEW 'i best for Manchester. Ereidma Follow the steps and see of the 2 Society how our committment to the m e e t i n town progresses. televisioi Million L probably Some of our added, "i than putt local Poster But Fri Contribute winners have an IR-pou START attache also received available yearly to the the vear p State Awards. 000.' The Manchester The Board would fr who muf received the machine Scholarship purities highest award Many, many state of Foundation and could de' for our Van­ members of the tificial k probably to the Bolton dalism Preven­ Board of Ca Scholarship tion Program as Realtors give of their time to ST. LC part of the Make A day’s outing Wallack, Fund. civic, church, cology at America Better a t Camp a news c sport and com­ experimt has been Project by Hemlock. munity activities. 1978 in vanced ( UANDffsrri MM? Connecticut nant mel with a V Co­ •xTwiig Association of own cam smallpox sponsorship with Realtors. He wa cine is st least thr SAM of the Ten­ dividual effective nis Tournament holds 0 CELEBRATE patients, Purchase of to make for grades 4 to effective Vandalism film PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK High School. which has been 1 9 7 9 Ch SE/ viewed by most Chines of the elemen­ arrive about tary school pop­ to app disen ulation and adult return welco! groups. The film spontj will be presented FINISH ship, t r a r-.s to the Board of We take pride revplu Education for in our communi­ A A their film library ty. LONDt i I ^ ^ ^ ^ 11 and p next week. H is the best have bee Ripper" place to live, to most of t Yorkshir J work to play. tims wer mutilate! the killei media b( between the legen Now. cost S4 m three y togeth( murdcrei he is an <