18 - EVENING HERALD. Tue«.. April 1, 1980 sion contributed to the “broadening of cultural experience” as well as Twror’ may win support helping young artists. Miss Goodwin said the HARTFORD, Conn. Mansfield, warned there vocacy,” Rep. Nancy John­ politicians who stood up for arts needed public funding (UPI) — Advocates of the were many needy people son, R-New Britain, told arts funding. to survive in today’s ' ...... ■ ' The Connecticut Commission with no advocates who will about 60 people gathered at Mrs. Johnson told ad­ climate but that the on the Arts have been told suffer more as the Bushnell Auditorium. vocates they must continue Legislature faced extreme­ the furor stemming from Legislature continues to The commission, which to stress the arts’ impact ly difficult choices in Baker Insurance Agents its place on a legislative tighten the state’s fiscal offers support and service and "importance not only drawing up a budget this Announces "hit list" of programs to be belt. to aspiring artists and arts to the quality of our lives year. axed this year may result The commission was one and crafts organizations, but also to the economy.” She said there were h$ New Association With in increase support. of several items which requested |1.9 million and The commission has thousands of fatherless Commission backers could be eliminated and was allocated $1.3 million The tried to emphasize its sup­ children who were on .. • -v- Monday asked about 60 save the state |74 million in in Gov. Ella Grasso’s lean port of the nonprofits arts, welfare, children who were people gathered at the a "hit list” drawn up by the 12.67 billion proposed which contributed $96.5 abused and neglected or in Independent Insurance Center Inc. Bushnell Auditorium to chairmen of the budget. million to the state in 1978, understaffed training continue lobbying for sup­ L e g is la tu r e ’s Ap­ "We should not condone and direct effect on small schools — “those who have port for the arts group and propriations Committee. targeting the arts as a and large independent ar­ no advocates at all.” Rodney T Dolin 315 East Center Street it's threatened |1.9 million sacrificial lamb,” said tists and crafts people in [vol XQIX, No. 156 — Manch4Wtar, dorm., W 18(t Home Delivered "Being on the hit list is "If you want $1.9 million Robert A. Lathrop Manchester, Conn. 06040 budget request. not all that bad. I believe commission Executive the state. instead of $1.3 million, who Four legislators gave the that the commission has Director Tony Keller, who Rep. Geil Orcutt, D-New do you want to take it Jon L. Norris CRCU 646-6050 commission a boost, but been strengthened by this urged the audience to con­ Haven, said the commis­ from,” Miss Goodwin Rep. Dorothy Goodwin, D- exposure and your ad­ tinue lobbying and support asked. St. James Town tax list grows MANCHESTER — The town’s crease in tax revenue. property assessed at $9.9 million. assessment was $3.5 million. announces Grand List increased $841,000 since The town’s tax rate is based upon J.C. Penney holds the second posi­ The company holdings include 500 action by the Board of Tax Review, the Grand List, compared to the tion in tax paying with a $8.7 million Center St., 421 Broad St., and 68 Oak honor roll adding $30,000 to next year’s tax municipal budget. Robert Weiss, assessment. Last year’s assessment Grove St. revenue. town manager, has proposed $29- was $5.95 million. Squire Village Associates hold the million budget for next year, a $2- MANCHESTER - The Get your balance without Richard Vincent, assessor, said the J.C. Penney owns the largest No. 5 spot on the list this year. The increase is caused by late million increase. But because of parcel in the Buckland Industrial firm, which owns apartments, is following is the honor roll phase-in the mill rate would drop for the second quarter at assessments that have been added to Park, and is nearing completion of assessed at $3.6 million. the role since the original Grand List from 42.98 to 40.95. its regional distribution center. St. James School. Although its position on the grand was compiled in January. Weiss’s proposal also calls for an Emil Downey is again the third list fell from fourth to fifth this year, Grade 8 sayii^ a word. Assessments of real property and increased $790,904 to be raised from largest taxpayer with assessments of its assessment remained the same. High Honors motor vehicles accounted for the property taxes. $3.9 million. This price tag on the The other five list members did not Kristen Brennan, Tracy majority of the increase, Vincent The list of top 10 taxpayers was property, mainly .apartments, is change position this year, and Bugnackl, John Burke, Lesley said. The Grand List approved by the also released yesterday. The names nearly unchanged from a year ago. assessments varied slightly. Carroll, Kelly Crouchley, Board of Tax Review is $559.2 have remained the same from last This year's fourth and fifth largest David Day, Carolyn Included are: JMB Income Proper­ million. year. taxpayers reversed their positions of ties LTD., $3.4 million; Ravmond DelSignore, Kathleen Flynn. The largest Manchester taxpayer Jill Fyler, Mary Greene, After phase-in adjustments, the a year ago. Damato, $3.2 million; John Hancock Patricia Gregory, Lynn revaluation program spreading is Hartford Electric Light Co., with a The estate of Alexander Jarvis, the Mutual Life Insurance Co., $3.2 Michaud, Jacqueline' Sipples, With your property increases over a five-year property assessment of about $10 fourth largest this year, and fifth million; Geri-Care Nursing Center, Mary Wertenbach. period, Vincent estimated the in­ million. Last year the company was largest taxpayer last year, was $2.8 million; Connecticut Natural General Honors crease could result in a $30,000 in­ also the largest taxpayer with assessed at $3.9 million. Last year’s Gas Co., $2.4 million. John Bodyk, Elizabeth Cowley, Robin Edlund, Sharon Easterns on its way King, Kimberly Pelletier, Ann Jet Bankii^ Card. Perrone, Brigid Rooney, Special education students at the Keeney Street School in Patricia Sabia, Lisa Steele, Money tightening had news Manchester welcome Peter Cottontail who arrived un­ Kim Thibodeau. expectedly Tuesday. Actually the bunny is A1 Ramdeen who, G rade 7 By United Press International Large supplies and a weakening before retreating. The Piper Aircraft Corp., second along with other Manchester Community College students in Americans soon may be paying High Honors economy have pulled down prices for The increase will make it harder largest U.S. general aircraft Mark Bailey, David the Future Inn Keepers program, staged a special Easter "moderately” more for meat, at meat producers. "The financial con­ and more costly for all Americans to manufacturer, said it is closing its Boisoneau, Michelle Bolduc, celebration for the combined special education classes of Mrs. least 7 percent more for a ride on dition of cattle feeders and hog obtain bank loans. plants in California, Florida and Amtrak and probably will find it Catherine Day, Brian Dunn, Jean McCumber and Mrs. Kate Schrass. (Herald photo by Pin­ producers has deteriorated this And because bank loans are Pennsylvania for two weeks and Jeanne Gillespie, Kathleen harder to obtain a bank loan, govern­ to) year,” the economist said. already hard to get, fewer and fewer laying off 5,200 workers, some of Kulpa, Amy Marchel, ment officials and economists say. Citing rising fuel costs, Amtrak an­ people are building houses, or buying them indefinitely. Christine Roy, Suzanne Sup­ The rising prices and tightened nounced 3“ general passenger train cars and other high-priced items. "Increases in the interest rates ple, Mary Zabielski. money supply also is adversely affec­ fare increase of 7 percent, effective The Commerce Department said seem to have had the final blow on General Honors Only at ting some industries, leading to plant April 27. Increases of up to 10 percent there was 3 percent less construction aircraft buying, " Piper spokesman Richard Balboni, Sean closings and employee layoffs. will be made on selected portions of in February than in January, and Kathleen Cherrv said. Brennan, Joy Covey, Mary Renovation study In Washington, an Agriculture some routes, while some others will new orders to factories for manufac­ Cunningham, Frank Department economist said, “Retail be exempt from the fare hike. tured goods declined, for the first Dellalacono, Michelle meat prices this spring may increase Owning farmland continues to be a Desautels, Scott Fyler, In New York, Chase Manhattan time since July, by $900 million, or moderately from the first quarter, means of protecting wealth from in­ Tamara Godbout, Anthony CBT. Bank — third largest U.S. bank — 0.6 percent in February, to a level of nears completion but remain below year-earlier flation. Heslin, Usa Jensen. Tuesday raised its prime lending rate $155.2 billion. levels.” While one month’s figures seldom In the 12 months ending Feb. 1, Albert Klopfer, Kimberly Cynthia Gray, one of 255 MANCHESTER - The architec­ improvements in e*»gy efficiency. to a record 19% percent from 19‘/4 farmers and other land buyers paid Little, Brenda Madden, Retail prices for pork in February percent. Analysts predict the prime tell the story, the report was an in­ CBT Personal Bankers with tural firm of Russell Gibson von Still, Gunnels said, he believed state an average of 14 percent more for Christine Mazzeo, Theresa Dohlen, selected by the town to subsidies were available for most were 12.7 percent below that of a — the interest rate banks charge dication of the “mild recession” the McConnel, Evelyn McMahon, year ago and prices for beef and veal farmland than they had a year the new Barney's Balance prepare a preliminary report on the public projects of this nature. He did their best customers for short-term administration and many economists Dawn Packman, Sven Roth, were 9.4 percent above a year ago. loans — soon will reach 20 percent see ahead. earlier. Kimberly Shapleigh, Mary Calculator. proposed $3.1 million Manchester not, however, cite any specific Spaulding. High School renovation, announced sources. Thursday night that its report would G rade 6 The architects have already called High Honors be completed by June 16. Charles E. Gunnels, a spokesman the heating system adequate. They Imelda Balboni, Margaret No problem seen in hostage move for the firm, told the town Building do, however, anticipate design im­ Calfrey, Karen Cleveland, provements to increase energy con­ Tracy Martin, Louise Committee, which functions as agent By United Press International sion, he said, “We don’t know what government would take custody of U.N. Secretary-General Kurt for the municipality, that the initial servation. Gunnels said no specific they are going to do.” the 50 hostages from the militants — Waldheim told U.S. Secretary of Michaud, Michelene Nosce, A spokesman for militants holding Michelle Nosce, Lisa Putnam, report would outline those steps proposals have yet been made but President Abolhassan Bani-Sadr believed a first step toward their State Cyrus Vance Bani-Sadr was Victor Serrambana, Elizabeth needed to bring the 25-year-old added they could include remodeling 50 American hostages in the occupied has asked for new assurances from release — if the United States “waiting for a further statement U.S. Embassy in Tehran said today Tan. building up to code. of the windows, and probably ad­ the United States as a condition for promised not to threaten Iran. from Carter” General Honors State building regulations. Gunnels ditional insulation. the captives will be turned over to the transfer of the hostages to “We want to be helpful,” the White Bani-Sadr’s statement said the Mary Prior, said, require that renovations to The proposed project would also the Revolutionary Council "without government custody. But a White House official said, but “there are Revolutionary Council wants the any problem” if and when the time Grade 5 Use Barney's Balance // public schools bring them into com­ expand the space available in the in­ House official said the administra­ obviously limits to how far this presi­ United States to pledge there will be Your Jet Banking pliance with existing state Basic dustrial arts and fine arts rooms. comes. tion is not quite sure “what it is dent or any president can go. " no hostile actions and provocations High Honors "If the government asks us to turn Calculator. Building and Fire and Safety codes. These alterations are considered they’re looking for. " President Carter said Tuesday he against Iran before the transfer of Lynn Bassett, Rita Card is the key. over the hostages, it will be done Among those required would be im­ minor in comparison with the total The statement from Bani-Sadr viewed Bani-Sadr's initial statement the hostages from the occupied U.S. Duchesneau, Lynn Hebert, With Barney's Balance without any problem,” the Aldo Kusmlk. Tb get the balance provements to allow for increased project. Tuesday injected a new note of un­ as a positive step and he announced Embassy in Tehran can take place. Calculator, you can accessibility to handicapped persons. Improvements to the parking lot spokesman said in telephone call to certainty about the fate of the he would delay plans to impose new "It is not important to us what opi­ General Honors you want, just London. 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2 - EVENING HERALD. Wed- April 2, 1980 Myetle enters Senate race A meaningful gift MANCHESTER - Formed South Windsor Rep. Abraham Glassman in the 14th District, delegate to the Capitol Region Council of expressed Sdifferentw^s. M p clo te. Deputy Mayor Robert Myette, has joined the but said he dropped the idea in favor of party Governments. race for the Democratic nomination for the unity. The 4th Senatorial District includes East 4th District state Senate seat. Citing his three terms on the South Windsor Windsor, South Windsor, Glastonbury, Bolton, Two other Democrats, former Manchester Town Council, Myette said he was the best Coventry, Hebron, Andover, and half of Economy at a glance Chute death brings charge proval by a 66-31 vote last Thursday, a jubilant Carter Mayor Matthew Moriarty, and David Della- qualified candidate. Moriarty served one term Manchester. called the oil tax “good news not only for the country but Journalists underfire New York— The Stock market experienced its slowest FORT BRAGG, N.C. (UPI) — A parachute rigger in Bitta of Glastonbury have already announced on the Manchester Board of Directors, and The nominee will be selected at a July con­ for the whole world.” SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Salvadoran candidacy,'^n, David Barry, of Manchester, Della-Bitta is a banking iobbyist and former vention. Of the 42 delegates Manchester has ' trading of the year Tuesday. The Dow Jones industrial the 82nd Airborne Division, the Army's most combat- security forces opened fire on a carload of Dutch televi­ He also asked Congress to finish acting on two other announce ^arly in March that he would not assistant state attorney general who has never the largest number with 11. Glastonbury has average dropped 1.28 points to 784.47. The New York ready unit, was charged Tuesday night with the murder sion journalists, wounding two of the four reporters. major parts of his energy package — the synthetic fuels' seek re-election. Barry has been active in sought elective office. the second largest with 10 delegates, and South Stock Exchange index rose 0.18 to 57.83 and the price of a of an officer whose parachute failed to open. There were legislation and a bill that would create a “fast track” The attack in a fashionable district of San Salvador share added 9 cents. reports an inspection turned up several other parachutes politics for 22 years. Four of Myette's six years on the council Windsor, 8 delegates. Energy Mobilization Board intended to cut bureaucratic Tuesday night came hours after five gunmen attempted Myette had mentioned challenging State were spent as deputy mayor. He also was a New I'ork — Chase Manhattan, the nation's third- that had been tampered with. red tape for priority energy programs. to assassinate Guatemala's ambassador to El Salvador. largest bank, raised its prime lending rate to a record Maj. Thomas Woods, Fort Bragg's public information 19% percent from 19*/4 percent. The prevailing rate is officer, said the inspection began Tuesday after Pfc. *-< t /- 1 t ^ t • w w 19 V2 percent. Many analysts predict the prime rate will Alvin p. Williams, 20, a parachute rigger, was arrested Energy research funded Geologists watch volcano by the Army's Criminal Investigation Division. Gasoline price drop forecast rise above 20 percent soon. Williams was being held in the Cumberland County Jail WASHINGTON (UPI) - Despite a budget cutting mood VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPI) - Geologists are closely $22 $18 Loek Haven, I’u. — The Piper Aircraft Corp. an­ charged with the murder of Capt. Lawrence D. Hill, 26, in Congress, a House subcommittee has agreed to spend watching volcanic Mount St. Helens to see if there is any HARTFORD (UPI) — State ener^ officials and Managment, said today. “All I'm saying is Waskowicz said stockpiles have built up nounced a two-week shutdown of its plants in California, $20 million for numerous energy research projects, in­ more “swelling,” they believe could precede an eruption are predicting a drop in gasoline prices that there will be more gasoline available and because Connecticut has had “12 consecutive Looking (or an Easter gift suggestion? Florida and Pennsylvania, and the layoff of 5,200 who died March 26 when his main parachute failed to open in a routine jump. cluding $2,670 for a solar heated doghouse and $1,200 for of lava. statewide this month for the first time in more local service stations will drop prices because months of conservation.” Here you have them . . . all eminently affordable. workers, some of them indefinitely. Piper said fewer peo­ an insulated, solar heated outhouse. The scientists said the first hint of swelling came than a year as service stations face increased they can't store it.” He said consumption has dropped 8 percent ple are buying planes because of increases in the interest The solar outhouse, a project being developed in Lupus, Tuesday from instruments showing the south shore of supplies and reduced demand. “Word around is that by the end of the in the last year. rates. Carter to sign tax bill Mo., is described as “an aboveground aerobic and solar Spirit I^ke, on the north slope of the 9,677-foot mountain, Officials attribute the expected price drop month there are some guys out there with Another factor in the price decrease is the \t atiliington — New orders to the nation's factories for assisted composting toilet” by the Department of had “tilted” upward about a half-inch. to retailers' fears that if they don't get rid of such good gallonage coming they'll increase announcement by Shell Oil Co., one of the manufactured goods declined in February for the first WASHINGTON (UPI) — Nearly one year ago to the Energy. gasoline stockpiles their ailocations will be their hours and cut the price a little,” largest wholesalers in Connecticut, that time since July, the Commerce Department said. The day. President Carter ordered the graduai decontrol of "This project,” the department said, “will be in­ reduced next year. Waskowicz said. ’ retailers this month will be allocated the same Our 80th year as Trusted Jewe/ers report was an indication of the "mild recession” the ad­ domestic oil prices and asked Congress for a windfaii sulated, solar heated, and will aid in the conservation of Investigative panel invited "Don't expect a big price war.” C.J. He couldn't predict how much prices would amount of gas they sold during April 1978. 958 MAIN 8T. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ministration and many economists see ahead. profits tax on U.S. oii companies. water.” Waskowicz, allocations director for the come down but said price decreases of as Michael Plaut Jr., a co-owner of a Hartford • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • WESTFARMS MALL London — The dollar rose to its highest rate in two BOGOTA, Colombia (UPI) — In an effort to resolve the Carter was to sign the $227.7 biliion oii windfall profits The outhouse and the doghouse were among the 36-day-old hostage crisis at the Dominican Embassy, Energy Division of the state Office of Policy much as 8 cents a gallon already have been Shell station, said he has just cut the price of ArTvrfCif' f >P'f5''./M.

3 0 .0 0 'S Wilma Bennett to Paul A. and Rosanne C. Gordon, unit ‘ MATTU Peopletalk' Buckley 78g, building 7 at Forest Ridge Condominium, $72,000. HARTFORD ROAD Brahaney & Choma, Inc. to Gregory E. and Ann S. ani last mnuH Heeis, TafMaleh willte Dell, property at 7 Wildwood Drive, $110,000. Wayne Wiganowske to Russell D. and Priscilla Remembrance knocks Bickford, property at 178 Oak St., $48,000. DAIRY QUEEN MAK Construction Co., Inc. to John A. and Carol J. Some 2,000 years ago, on the eve of his Dudek, lot no. 20, Knollwood Subdivision, $102,000. OPEN EASTER SUNDAY EAST HARTFORD ^ crucifixion, Jesus ate system LENTEN SKCIALS Release of attachment 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE the iast supper with his Estate of Alphonso Genovese against J. A, McCarthy, disciples in the upper DANBURY (U P I)-T he Inc. MIDDLETOWN lOWItT TIMMIATUIIl Federal tax lien against William L. Ledbetter dba Len­ 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 •4'33 tawonuAM room of a house on present Social Security Mount Zion. This year, THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY... ny's 91 Mobil. 10 AM. to SP.M. M system penalizes the most MANCHESTER for the first time, the prudent Americans by not Town of Manchester water and sewer lien against 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Manchester Equities. |,*,*,|tWO» room and the event wili allowing them to work, STORE HOURS: Judgement liens ,fSi, be ceiebrated with live Republican Senate hopeful CLAMS & FRY 9 OPEN MON THRU SAT 8:30A.M lo 9P M. U f I WEATHER EOTOCAtT 9 Orthopedic Services of Manchester against James and teievision coverage. James Buckley has told a GOLDEN CRISP, N.E. CLAMS R E Q .^ OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. to 5P.M TV evangeiist Pat group of senior citizens. Joan E. Moriarty, property at 15 Marble St., $99. Prices EHecllve Mon., Mir. 31 thru Sal.. Apr. 5. 1980 THESE 3 COUPONS WILL APPEAR ONLY IN THIS PUBLICATION! Robertson ieft New WITH A HEAP OF FRIES Schoor Bros., Inc. against Richard and Carrie Tyson, 39 For period ending 7 a.m. EST 4/3/80. During Buckley, addressing York for the Holy Land Overland St., $1183.25...... ~vi~w\\i'~i'..\ i ; Wednesday night, snow is expected over parts of the staff and members of the Attachment liens Monday — says he'll Danbury Senior Citizens 7V.02. Great Plains while rain or showers develop in sections of hold services and give Federal tax lien against Charles Lewis, property at 605 5LB. BAG 2LB. CAN KRAFT the Tennessee Valley. Elsewhere, generally fair weather Center, Tuesday also QOLD MAXWELL communion Thursday at North main St., $2,942.28. HOUSE MACARONI should prevail. the traditionai site of proposed tax deductions be Charlotta Sue Mrazik against Everatt H. Brewer, MEDAL allowed for families who COFFEE AND CHEESE the event. property at 17 Laurel St., $1,500,000. FLOUR •I’M couPow ••0 AOOi'iOaAi <0 w <000 »ue< -*lt The program wifi be take care of elderly Town of Manchester water and sewer against OKI rou*OK 'I* cut'CHtie GOOD n »«u ami ' ■------*■ MR broadcast live via relatives. 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Wed., April 2, 1980 rEditoriah ilaurbpHtpr Eupuiuy Hrralb Preparations finalized for Hockanum River race acquired a 50-foot easement from the he had the name of the project the river. j l’: Manchester — A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER - The expected to compete, according to of every month to the third allowing o w n er o f F o u n ta in V illa g e engineer managing the work under A cieanu pisslatedforthisSatur- the five trails maintained by the Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Hockanum River Linear Park Com­ Smith. apartments and was attempting to do way in the Interstate 84-Route 30 day starting at 10 a.m. at the old 8th mittee made its final preparations This year the race follows a H l^PC to be covered twice each • ■< m the sam e w ith B eacon H ills vicinity in case problems developed utilities District sewage treatment for the April 13 Canoe Race. Willimantic River Race on April 12 year. Including a two-month hiatus. Published t f f the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, apartments next door. He also said out of construction being done near plant off Fleming Road. Caution needed on interest Committee Chairman Douglas for a weekend jamboree. The first annual committee picnic is Manchnter, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. Smith told about 15 members at In other business. Smith reported slated for May 18 at 1 p.m., according Mombtr, Audit BurMu of CIrcuIttlon Mombor, Unitod P rttt Intomttlonil Tuesday night’s meeting at the the committee’s budget at about to Marjorie McMenemy, walks When the federal govern­ taking steps to encourage vices while keeping their in­ Stavan Harry, Exacutiva Editor Municipal Building that volunteers $100. A scheduled cleanup project chairperson. C u tto ffft .Sorvica — 047-9946 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor were needed to serve as monitors April 19 which will see recently ob­ Smith reported the Park Depart­ savings, those steps also stitutions healthy. Raymondi F. R o w ^ n , Editor* Publlahar Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emarltua ment decides to establish a along the river bank and entire tained property west of New State ment had offered the committee tight money policy to create should be temporary. There is no question the* length of the 6.2 mile course for Road receive seeding and bay mul­ about 200 white pine seedlings, and DUNKIN’ DONUTS a recession and fight infla­ Recent steps including savings institutions of the na­ crowd and litter control. He also said ching to reclaim bare ground on the suggestions as to where they should efforts to remove tanglqs'and trees river’s banks. Smith noted funds for be planted were entertained although tion, it should be done high-yield certificates of tion must be healthy if economic progress is to be as well as debris from the river were the project were short and said he no decision was made. HATCHES A NEW KIND carefully and temporarily. deposit are supportable in an under way. was seeking donations from area A cleanup project in the Union effort to keep the flow of made. They are not to blame for The demand, especially for The fourth annual Hockanum River businesses, particularly for the hay Pond falls area was proposed by a Economic policies of the dollars constricted. But to permanently in­ housing has been artificially Canoe Race is perhaps the most im­ mulch. Work on the 50-foot by 100- member who felt too much debris high interest rates, but are had accumulated there. Smith said OF EASTER EGG. Carter administration seem But thought of legislation crease savings interest rates diminished by high interest portant recreational activity sup­ foot plot will begin at 9 a.m. forced to abide by the ported by the committee and about Monthly walks have been he will schedule a cleanup date. geared to put the nation into a that would permanently raise at a time of temporary high- monetary policy of the ra t^ , which have put home 130 canoes in seven classes are rescheduled from the second Sunday Smith told members he had the interest rates paid on interest loan rates could long-term recession. Federal Reserve. ownership beyond the grasp savings would seem to be result in a permanently High interest rates and The result of $teps to per­ of many who could have af­ counter-productive. recessed economy. credit limits should be effec­ manently increase rates forded their own home a year Haig^s surgery routine When savings interest tive in reducing the amount When savings institutions savings institutions may pay ago. rates are high, loan interest of money in circulation. That pay high interest on a perma­ on savings could be that the ■When the government HOUSTON (UPI) - St. Luke’s Walter Reed Hospital in Washington president and chief operating officer rates will be even higher. of UTC Dec. 27, 1979. should result in slowing the nent basis, it could result in a rates the sameplnstitutions takes temporary steps to Episcopal Hospital officials say the D.C. pace of inflation because the long-term constriction of T h e result will be slow the economy it should be open heart surgery scheduled for “We understand that A1 Haig’s sur­ Before that he had considered run­ must charge for T5ans will re­ Alexander M. Haig Jr., former chief gery is viewed by medical circles as ning for the Republican presidential money flow. decreased purchases in the supply of money will be far main high. . cautious that those steps do of staff for President Nixon, is not an routine,” he said. nomination but decided “it would not W e’re talking about Dunkin’ Savings institutions must housing and automobile in­ below demand. We doubt the Effectiveness not become permanent. emergency procedure. "He was totally asymptomatic un­ be a constructive thing to do.” Donuts Easter Eggs, not your Temporary steps to slow charge more for interest on dustries. Elstablishing permanently The 55-year-old president of til the last few days and seems to be Haig was elected head of the huge of a long-term high interest international corporation six months typical Easter eggs. You’ve never down the economy should loans than they pay for in­ These two industries have Connecticut-based United in very good shape,” said hospital policy. high savings interest rates spokeswoman Hazel Haby. “ He after retiring from military service. seen anything like them before. result in reduced inflation. massive ripple effects Technologies Corp. will be operated terest on savings. Depressed housing and will insure the econoriiic on today by Dr. Denton A. Cooley, didn’t have any symptoms at all, he These new, delicious egg- The key word, however, is throughout the entire nation. The conglomerate, known in finan­ It is a simple fact of life automobile indufflries tend to slowdown will be of longer surgeon-in-chief of the Texas Heart just had some discomfort.” shaped, sprinkle-topped, temporary. for savings institutions The savings institutions are Institute at St. Luke’s. Ms. Haber called tbe procedure cial circles for its bold takeover result in the enttre economy duration than may be in the moves, is the nation’s third leading chocolate-covered donut When at the same time the seeking to provide the gamut caught in the same bind as Harry Gray, chairman of UTC, “elective surgery.” being depressed." best interests of the nation. said in Hartford, Conn., that Haig’s Haig, a retired four-star Army defense contractor and the country’s pastries come in their own special of saving and lending ser­ the consumer. leading manufacturer of miiitary jet federal government begins condition was defected during a general and former commander of egg carton. A dozen of these special engines. physical examination last week at NATO forces in Europe, took over as donut pastries are only $1.79. Only Which means, this year, instead of $1.79 a dozen. having to hunt for eggs, you’ll know just 8000P8 Ella says cyst The Herald in Washinffton paas agg dye .) where to find them: at participating « j r ^ « c men t compM* kit ^ Dunkin’ Donuts shops while supply lasts. Offer GoOfl Until Easter, Apr. D, laoU. .sioRm u lAsr N OIL. (XML m ^not threatening’ 4 A loMiwklng UMIT2D0ZEN > HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Ella Grasso, one of the RTF,. 8.T, TALCOTTVII.1.E Rl).. H A R TFO RD nation’s two women governors, says a cyst located OUNKIN*5^ Teen drinking: a growing problem VF.RNON l o s t MAIN S T ., m o n behind her uterus is “not threatening” and says she hopes 650 ENFIELD ST., FAST HARTFORD ENFIELD pONUTSb? dinating committees in schools, use to be back at work within “a couple days” after doctors w m r should not be the main purpose of any “This is not an ivory-tower 225 SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY, I t ’s w o r t h t h e t r i p . ‘ ’^iV'sV'HARTHmD ' ^ By LEE RODERICK of alcohol-related approaches to operate to remove it later this week. m a i t a t colorlul Mrtir W . ) SIPf. PREMIER activity.” program,” says Arizona’s S WETHERSFIELD .AnV WASHINGTON - Excessive Mrs. Grasso, 60, appearing a bit pale and in some dis­ Superintendent of Itoblic Instruction, classroom subjects (e.g.-chemistry W “ Provide food 4hen alcohol is comfort, discussed her medical condition with reporters drinking among adolescents is a — “Focus On the effects of alcohol served.” Carolyn Warner, who has been in -. in her Capitol office Tuesday, less than 24 hours after . major and growing national problem. beverages when mixed with other w iit k 5g« i “If you decide to drink, recognize volved in the project. “It says look, doctors discovered the cyst during a routine surgical In an attempt to deal with it, a drugs, ... ” ), and suggestions for ht dowfitgwn m4n«kut«r^ M that it is usually better not to drink folks, do you want to help kids in this procedure Monday. byDonESnayd brochure called “What Students alone.” area? Here are some ways you can reinforcing drinking messages She said she will be operated on again at Hartford Should Know About Drinking and “Serve or use alCohol only in set­ do it.” through school and community Hospital on Thursday. She returned to the hospital WEIIEEmRIENCIIkiA Pregnancy” at this moment is bejng organizations and the media. tings that are contKeive to pleasant She points out that the brochure Tuesday night for preparatory tests today. POOMIRREALESIAm' mailed to virtually all public and If used selectively, the brochure -and relaxing beha68r.” notes that “People have a right not to Mrs. Grasso, insisting she felt “fine,” said she went to private school districts in the United may be of some value in helping to Interestingly, the man represen­ drink just as they have a right to work at her Capitol office Tuesday, rather than remain in Sale! Easter Fashion V^ues States. stem the tide of alcoholism sweeping the hospital, because “this is my home.” ting the alcohol industry at a down­ dritik responsibly.” It also suggests Unfortunately, She indicated she intends to carry out her duties while town press confefq|ce unveiling the that students provide “equally at­ over too many of our youth. But the brochure — parents and educators would be well recuperating “for a couple of days” after the operation. new project has bedh in the forefront tractive and accessible nonalcoholic After that, “I’ll recuperate right here (at the sponsored by the advised to remember who funded the of the fight against dongressional ef­ drinks when alcohol is served.” Capitol),” she said with a smile. for your whole family AFGHANISTAN nonprofit Educa­ brochure before taking all its forts to require a health warning The brochure proposes establish­ The governor said the cyst was found behind her uterus tion Commission recommendations at face value. label on alcoholic beverages. ment of alcohol education coor­ during Monday’s surgery by Dr. Joseph Russo, a Hart­ We do free alterations on our men's and boys’ suits, slacks of the States — You could pay much more at other stores lor Easter He is Sam D. Chilcote, chairman of ford gynecologist who will also remove the cyst from the fashions like these... many of them in the very same fabrics. So and sport coats too. tells precious lit­ the BAIC. Last June, in the words of two-term Democratic governor. how can Anderson-Little give you so much quality lor so little? Also, whether it's women's, boys’ or men's clothing—with tle about the a Senate subcomM^[toe studying the Thoughts ‘"The tests are over and I will be going back for surgery It's simple economics. We select fabrics from the leading almost 100stores to buy for —we're able to buy lor less, and pass potential dangers to pregnant women the savings on to you. When you can get so much for Easter lor labeling issue, ChilMte wrote a letter on Thursday. They found a cyst and they decided to U.S. mills for our men’s and boys’ suits and sport coats. We tailor of drinking alcohol, and tells a whole remove it,” she said. “It’s not threatening, I feel fine.” them in our own factories and sell direct in our own stores. so little, does it make sense to shop anywhere else? to Sen. Donald Wegle (D-Mich.), Light for our pathway light our pathway to an abundant life lot about how to go about establishing Mrs. Grasso underwent a dilation and curettage Letters chairman of the.&bcommittee on Today we have progressed tremen­ in Him here and at the end of this life a lifetime drinking pattern. procedure, commonly known as “a D and C,” which in­ Alcoholism and D fig Abuse, which dously in the area of light. I to enjoy eternity in the kingdom This emphasis is not surprising, volves the opening and scraping of the uterus, usually to “misrepresented” the conclusions of remember when I was a boy, we used which He has prepared for them that however, given the fact that the determine the existence of any abnormal growths. Death penalty works an expert panel. to have to light our way with the oil will love Hirn enough to seek Him, project was funded by none of other The governor said she will remain in touch with Chilcote’s le tte t;^ Riegle, dated lantern and lamp or gas lights. To call upon His name, and do His will in than the liquor industry itself, legislative leaders as theyl^ork toward a financing and In our courts, today, too many June 15,1979, 8aid<-“Vou are aware this present day we have moved up to this life. spending package for her proposed $2.67 billion budget. The United States virtually through a lobby arm in Washington abolished capital punishment 15 technicalities allow the guilty to go the medical and scientific panel the use of the power of electricity. God’s Word works like a flashlight. called the Beverage Alcohol' Infor­ years ago. And, we have regretted it free. The guilt of the accused engaged by the Bureau of Alcohol, Now we have all kinds of lights to I remember when I was a young lad mation Council. Although ECS of­ Masons to confer degree ever since. The evidence is clear the depends only on his actions not on Tobacco, and F lr e ij^ s to study the choose from. We have the regular we used to go fishing at night in an ficials deny being influenced in their MANCHESTER — The Mark Master degree will be number of murders and violent what happens after the criminal act. question anew recommended an lightbulb that comes in many wat- abandoned reservoir. We had to walk conclusions by the BAIC, the conferred on a class of candidates when Delta Chapter crimes using the threat of death has It does not depend on the arresting ^ucational campaign rather than a tages. We have the florescent tube about two miles over a stony rutted brochure speaks for itself. meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. increased every year from 4.6 officer, on what happens in court, on warning label to ^Wucate pregnant light that also comes in many wat- pathway. As long as We directed the The brochure does offer a few Harold Pettibone, captain of the hosts, will preside. Of­ murders per 100,000 population in who the victim is, or on whether the women to avoid unwise use of tag^s. I believe there are many kinds light ahead of us and walked on in the useful suggestions to help educators ficers dress will be tuxedos. 1962 gradually increasing to 9.8 in victim yields or dies. As soon as he alcoholic beverages.” of lighting elements that I know light we didn’t stumble on the stones and community organizations alert During the business meeting changes in the by-laws 1974 and in early 1979. The rate of threatens with death, as when he Such statem ent% ^ys a subcom­ nbSiing about. We have developed or ruts that were in the pathway. adolescents to the dangers of will be acted on. Chapter members are urged to attend. murder is now twice what it was 15 uses a hand gun, he is guilty. The best mittee report, f^ re not true. lights powered by batteries. God’s Word is our light for life in G ^ excessive drinking. years ago. During the same period way to prevent such threats is to Although BATE did defer any deci­ Flashlights of alt kinds of descrip- in this world of darkness. But it also provides a how-to for the rate of violent crimes is now make sure that all who are planning sion on whether to require warning tioin. The lights that are on our Jesus in John 8:12 said, “I AM potential drinkers that clearly serves three times what it was before the such threats know that a similar labels, the medioj^ and scientific automobiles are powered by THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD: HE the best interests of the alcohol irt- (a l l a h a n ^ threat of execution was removed. threat hangs over their heads. When consuitants did not oppose such batteries kept by generator or THAT FOLLOWETH ME SHALL dustry by making the industry The rate of murder was constant someone with malice aforethought labels.” , regulators. We need all of these NOT WALK IN DARKNESS, appear altruistic when in fact it has before 1965. Never since 1943 has the threatens another with death he Now, although m fox was in the different kinds of light to lighten the BUT SHALL HAVE THE LIGHT fLOUER S hop J two primary ends; (1) profit — rate of murder and violent crimes in­ forfeits all his rights including life henhouse — or rig|ltt outside the door darkness of the night. Without light OF L IF E .” Jesus when He roamed gleaned through priming a new creased as much as it did in the last itself. His future should depend only — when the school brochure was we would have to stumble on in the earth was the Word that became generation of drinkers and (2) trying is ready for “EASTER” 15 years. There can be no question on the mercy of the court. Since we prepared, in faimeiu it must also be darkness. flesh and dwelt among us, John 1:14. to sidetrack such government efforts that the threat of death is a deterent. cannot always be certain that the ac­ said that the broGhjire is not totally The Bible, God’s LIGHT from Jesus said, “The words that I speak as a proposed health warning label on It has been used for centuries. It is a cused is guilty, then we say that he is without value. Whatever the in­ heaven says, “THY WORD IS A unto you, they are spirit, and they are We are featuring liquor bottles. weapon used by the criminal. To not guilty until proven guilty, terests of the aicohd industry in fun­ LAMP UNTO MY FEET, AND A Life.” John 6:63. Schools are advised to “com­ our fight crime we should allow ding it — and tharc interests are LIGHT UNTO MY PATH.” Psalm Rev. Leo J. Chaput municate to students’’ such ourselves the liberty to use the same Philip Audibert 119:105. 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V:30 5:30 643-9016 Legislature should wait until the last week of propriations Committee. revenue to finance the already meager EAST HARTFORD - East Hartford requested but not required and can be the session, which adjourns May 7, to hold Mannix said the governor “has failed in her budgets of state agencies. pronncoH budget and she should “follow Presi­ Lodge No. 1477, of the Loyal Order of made by calling 524-5700, or toll free 1-800- Moose, will hoSt its semi-afmual glaucoma 84241692. V P Q Specialhing in .... screening examination April 3,' from 2 Adults over 35 years of’ age, that have I 9 Meats Cut to Order p.m. to 4 p.m., in cooperation with the not had an eye examination in the past two Bill to hike late tax interest Connecticut Society to Prevent Blindness. years are suggested to take a/dvantage of percent, but the property tax proposal, which take effect during the 1980 fiscal year. Ckrardinator May Nelson, R.N., has the screening. The test is free and takes a HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative com­ lARKET THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS arranged for professional services to be matter of minutes. The lodge is located at mittee has passed a bill which would slap would affect more people, drew more debate. Several bonding measures went down the "Some people don’t pay their taxes because shoot after Rep. John Morrison, D-Enfield, provided by Dr. Peter Krenicky, 404 Prospect Street in East Hartford. Any stiffer interest rates on local property tax ophthalmologist. Appointments are questions, call 528-3576, after 6 p.m. delinquents who owe more than $3.(X)0. but they simply can’t pay them. If you can’t pay chairman of the bonding subcommittee, 85 £. CENTER STREET take it easy on lesser debtors. your taxes at 12 percent you sure as hell can’t warned the requests just kept building. The Legislature’s Finance, Revenue and pay them at 18 percent, ” said Rep. Chester Morrison, who will help shape the state’s KRAKUS HAM Grote & Walgal MANCHESTER Bonding Committee, wary of an influx of Morgan, D-Vernon. final bonding package to come out of the com­ TEL 649-5268 requests for bonding, Tuesday also killed Several lawmakers stressed that very few mittee, said Gov, Ella Grasso’s proposal Easter Klelbasa several proposals to provide bonding for flood homeowners would be ditching their taxes recommends $88 million in bonding and other 3 lb. can *B.45 control projects and acquisition of state land because the interest was lower than the prime funding requests are up to $224 million in for parks. lending rate. ' borrowed funds. 5lb.can *11.25 A bill dealing with the sales tax was boxed “There are a lot of people making money off The committee delayed action on a bill *2 .19 . OOSiD so it could be included in the tax package the this and the average taxpayer is footing the which would provide $10 million in bonding for committee hopes to hammer out this week. bill," said Rep. Linda Emmons, R-Madison. the state Farmland Preservation Act — which Under the bill approved on a 20-11 vote, “It’s not the little homeowner, it’s the is aimed at keeping farmland producing food. Martin Rosol Triple “M " Brand developer" who uses that ploy, said Rep. “The cost is $10 million. That’s reason m M YAPRI.4 anyone who owed less than $3,000 in unpaid property taxes would have to pay a 12 percent Michael Ryack, D-Harwinton. enough to box the bill," Morrison said. Easter Skinless & Shankless interest and those who went over the $3,000 An effort to make the 12 percent rate only Rep. John Anderson, D-Newtown, co- total would get hit with an 18 percent interest apply to homeowners who owed less than $3,- chairman of the Legislature’s Environment Klelbasa HAM MOBSBI rate. 000 failed after Rep. William Scully, D- Committee, said farmland preservation was The committee also passed a measure Waterbury, argued that small business people the panel’s “number one priority.” $1.45 lb. 14-17 lbs. which increases the interest rate for were also "trying to make a living” “My priority is just to limit spending as *2.19. * much as possible," Morrison said. OPEN EASTER SUNDAY A ll DAY OFGOOD delinquent state taxes from 12 percent to 18 The bill, which goes to the House, would FREE DELIVERY with purchase of *10**« or mora When we reopen on Monday, come accept Panel nixes extra retiree money Wa FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS and see all that’s new and beautiful in state grants by the Connec­ “UpBI— genuine Bell phones and services. HARTFORD (UPI) - A Bristol, said a new law would have until July 1981 Another bill approved by 289-8M1 291 BURNSnCXvE 8 to 8 : move to add $20 million to passed by the Legislature to make the switch. The the committee would cut, ticut Historical Commis­ E. HARTFORD. CONN. 7 ( ^ 1 Mok It’s all for you. the state teacher’s retire­ last year and designed to bill now goes to the Senate. beginhing in June 1981, sion to four museums. ULIPS ment fund to pay for cost- make the pension system I of-living benefits has gone actuaraily sound won’t down to defeat in the affect the budget until 1981. Legislature’s Ap­ The committee also ap­ €Phon^enter^^t propriations Committee. proved a bill to place the The proposal, in the form state’s daily and instant yacinths of an amendment sub­ lottery earnings into the ®H Southern New England Telephone mitted by Rep. Christopher state’s general fund. Shays, R-Stamford, lost Presently, the state ‘'My life insurance com pany is out Tuesday on a 15-15 tie Commission on Special vote. A bill is defeated on a Revenue keeps the money OPEN DAILY SUN. . SraiL^Dn^APRiL s t h tie vote. in a special fund and uses it the Savings Bank of Manchester. 9:30 TO 9:30 11-5 S WED. THRU SAT. SALE The committee approved for promotions and other M um P lants instead legislation to im­ expenses. plement a $64 million ap­ Committee co-chairman That’s right, the bank! Why? Because I found out that propriation in the gover­ Sen. Richard Schneller, D- nor’s budget for the Essex, said the bill backs Savings Bank Life Insurance costs you less than m teacher’s pension fund. up a recommendation by Shays said the state will the state auditor’s that the THE SAVING PLACE have to dip into the retire­ fund should be under the what most life insurance companies sell. You buy SBLI ment fund to pay for the control of the Legislature. cost-of-living benefits. 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Wed., April 2, 1980 - 9 "m s " a n EFFtimift" OKN bAiCV sOiT MUIL 2ND TO AniL I Ruth Schreier appointed School lunch New Home awaits Ninja Athanson pleads for truce 9:30 TO 9:30 11-5 EUTD has vitamins the museum after she was found un­ nursery school director HARTFORD - Ninja, the moun­ She has been at the society since HARTFORD (UPI) — Mayor George Athan- The mayor dismissed a suggestion Tuesday Meanwhile some black city and state of­ January. She wlU be welcomed to her dernourished and neglected. I ficials also lashed out at the effort to oust MANCHESTER -In ■ con- tain Uon that was rescued from a 800 is pleading for a truce in the escalating that his latest tack was an attempt to rally Congregation B’nai Israel in bauid new den at the museum with During January and Februaty Uw^ Peach. MA^CHESTER - Temple Beth tinuiag effort to combine nutrition shed in Tolland, several months ago, political battle over City Manger Donald community support behind him at the expense special hourly presentations. museum conducted a successfUT “What bothers me is what Ludgin is doing is Sholom Nursery School announces Rockville. education with the school lunch and riven shelter by the Humane Reach’s future, offering himself as a "bridge of city councilors who want to force Peach’s The schedule of classes for 1980-81 The Children’s Museum, an drive to raise money to build s resignation. going along the same lines as Carbone except the appointment of Ruth Schreier as program, there will be a four-week Society, will go to her new home at ower troubled waters." THE SAVING PLACE will be as it has been. Class is In ses­ the Children’s Museum Saturday. educational institution visited each proper den for Ninja. Gifts from- "I don't want to show anybody anything,” in a more Irrational manner,” Rep. Thirman teacher/director for the coming period beginning April 7 in which a ^Athanson said Tuesday the city was looking academic year. sion from 9 to 11:30 five mornings. The Uon, which had been declawed year by thousands of chUdren and Connecticut General Insurance for "a voice of compassion, of love, of un- said the popular Democrat. "All I’m trying to Milner, D-Hartford, said. specific vitamin or mineral will be Corp., Abrahms Agencies in West* Coming to this position from the Children may register for two, three, and showeid signs of not having been adults. Is well-equi|q)ed to care for (j|^standing’’ and he had to speak to that need. do is bring people together in a spirit of recon­ Deputy State Housing Commissioner four, or five days. Children who are featured. ’The week of April 7 will the 189-pound Nl^a. ’The museum’s Hartford, Combustion Engineering' Michael Sharpe ID said Ludgin’s attempt to nursery schooi at the Hartford feature calcium. Iron will be fed on a regular basis, was brought to "Jive got to be a bridge over troubled waters,” ciliation and understanding.” Jewish Community Center, Mrs. eligible for kindergarten the the Humane Society after some poUcy is to a c c ^ t only injured, Inc. and many others, made the cotii- He said he was prompted in part to move for quickly install a new man as city manager BOOK KORNER heisaid. following year may register for an featured during the week of April orphaned or nnan-dependent anunals. pletion of the den possible. Tbei proved the deputy mayor was "insensitive” to Schreier intends to continue the es- 14. Food items high in vitamin A Tolland residents complained of reconciliation by community sentiment. extended day lunch program held on It is for these reasons that the museum is on 950 Trout Brook Drive aThe mayW riiid City Council in-fighting was Hartford citizens. tabiished program of integrating will be included in the menu of the hearing strange noises coming from “polarizing and segmenting” the community Mondays. They bring lunch and stay Humane Society offered the Uon to in West Hartford. .,u 'Tve had a lot of calls. A lot of calls. And “If it’s a white city manager or a black city nursery school activities with Jewish week beginning April 28, and the the sh^. and would, if it had not already, cripple the until 1 p.m. Shabbat is observed they’re disturbing. But th e. point is that manager, the community leaders should have cultural content. She plans to further last of the series will feature delivery of city services. every Friday, with a special candle­ n o isy ’s going to run for anything the way been consulted.” Sharpe said Ludgin was develop the school’s philosophy of vitamin C during the week of May "I think the time has come to stop because we’re polarizing people,” he said in an a{^ nurturing individual creativity lighting ceremony, challe, and a "totally insensitive to the feelings of the com­ 5. we’re going to ruin this city,” said Athanson. through the arts, calling on her study visiting parent as Shabbat guest. “the home of fresh pasta' parent reference to his and the council’s munity he represents.” Registration is being accepted now. In conjunction with the vitamins The council voted 5-4 Friday to seek Peach’s political fortunes. Athanson called a City Hall meeting for of art and experience as director of and minerals being featured eiKdi Call 649-0252 for further Information. resignation but the manager said community The move to oust Peach has been Wednesday night and invited “anyone in­ arts and crafts programs at Habonim week, the elementary schools will and staff support had convinced him to stay. spearheaded by Deputy Mayor Robert Ludgin, terested in reconciliation” to attend. Our Reg. 2.28 camps and elsewhere. be displaying posters, banners and Six votes are needed to dismiss the manager. Mrs. Ona Mastronarde will serve Army and Navy Club a maverick who some say has taken up the He said the meeting, which he will preside Pub. Sug. List 2.50 other works of art in the cafeteria Last week, an enraged Athanson charged political legacy of his successor, Nicholas Car­ the school as full-time teacher with MANCHESTER - The Army and and possibly in other areas also. It ITALIANA over, would mark the start of a “moratorium the council had ridden his coattails to an enor­ Navy Club Auxiliary will hold its past bone. “Coal Miner’s Mrs. Schreier. Mrs. Mastronarde is hoped the displays will reinforce mous election victory last year and now was on in-fighting” and was an attempt to "rec­ taught at the school on Fridays of presidents’ dinner Wednesday at the Carbone, who lost a primary battle to Athan­ tify” the city’s problems. the needs for and sources of the overlooking Hartford’s real problems to son, had overshadowed the mayor’s com­ Daughter’’ this year, leading the children in club. Dinner will be at 6:30 and a He also said he had invited council members Loretta Lyrtn, the Queen of specific vitamin and mineral squabble in politics. mand. but he wouldn’t name them. special Shabbat and holiday ac­ meeting will be held afterwards. through student participation and 'ft. Ltd. “B u o n a Pa$qua' country music, tells her life tivities as well as general Members are reminded to bring viewing. ___ story. With over 30 pages of curriculum. Mrs. Mastronarde is potluck dishes. photographs. also currently on the teaching staff at PASTA ITALIANA “Extras" OUR SPECIALTIES: • Chocolate Easter Eggs • Meat and Cheese Ravioli Lloyd doesn^t intend to quit Holy Week Services • Perugina Chocolates • Manicotti-Plain, Cheese and staffers, but directed him to immediately im­ plemented will be implemented” al Si. Mary's HARTFORD (UPI) — Health Services Com­ • Columba Easter Cake Fresh Spinach missioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd says he doesn't plement the corrective measures outlined Maundy Thursday • Panettone intend to quit his job and will respond to by the auditors. Auditors Henry Becker and Leo Donahue thru • Meat and cheese stuffed shells • Angel Wings reports of loose personnel practices and poten­ Lloyd, who returned to work Tuesday, also said there was “no evidence” to back up Easier Sunday • Tortellini, Cavatelli tial conflicts of interest within his depart­ answered a firm “no” when asked if he Lloyd’s claim out-of-state trips by him and Maundy Thursday: • Cannoli • Egg and Spinach Pasta ment. planned to resign or look for another job. He other top department employees helped Lloyd, who was vacationing in Florida last said he hadn't spoken to Mrs. Grasso yet. secure federal money for the state. 7 p.m. Evening Prayer u Hum-: Im -. lu -al. HI v.M. In (, I’.M. * Sauces, Minestrone, Lasagna 7:30 Liturgy for Maundy week when state auditors released a special “When I have a chance to read the reports I Thursday with sermon, i imi-.cia' 10 \.M. lu n I’.M. • Meatballs in sauce repbrt on his department, said Tuesday he will will respond." he said, adding that state per­ However, Lloyd said he plans to make a ''iimla\ 10 \ .^1. lu I’.M. review the comments and another report due sonnel director Sandra Biloon was expected to three-day trip to Atlanta next Tuesday to meet Maundy, Communion i l m and Stripping of EASTER I lu-i (l Muml.i\ I : . ()I; 121 this week and then issue a response. issue another report on the personnel with federal health officials and state health Gov. Ella Grasso earlier said she did not in­ procedures this week. officers to discuss programs and federal fun­ the Altar \ 11 I |•(■'||•M ,mIi- Hail' un I In- “King James Prayer vigil and I lift W I'-l Midilli- ln:'n|iiki'. 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Wed., April 2, 198C EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 2, 1980 - 11 ToujoTolk" "Those liberals like to spend "All too often an applicant may see Station you might think it’s not A Vernon woman was overheard “ consider the ladies’’ when money,’’ Kevin O’Brien said, East Hartford Democratic Town a big crowd at a meeting when open for business because it’s so the other day thanking God for preparing the new code of laws. Councilman Richard Torpey said everyone including the lawyers are dark in there.. But don’t complain, Abigail. Abigail who, she was She reportedly asked him to be Baseball exhibitions stopped referring to Robert Faucher’s suggestion to enclose stamped that past experience has taught ready and they will jwithdraw their because any officer on duty will teli a sk ^ . Abigail Adams she said. ’The more generous and favorable to the DALLAS (UPI) — Major league we’re gone." year, the players said they were out for the remainder of the “ It is the continued objective of years in the major leagues. envelopes for survey returns. "I him applicants to the Planning and application. It’s unfair,” Torpey you they only have one small light reason being that Abigail asked her ladies than his ancestors were. To baseball players brought the Coming into the . meeting willing to stay in the training spring training period. major league baseball to achieve “ They are demanding the have a whole bunch of stamps we Zoning Commission should be told the Ordinance Committee. on because they are helping the husband, who was then a member this the other ladies group exhibition season to an abrupt halt Tuesday, many of the major camps for a final week of — Players who stay in the a negotiated settlement without players be the policemen. I’ve could use from surveys I never required to post notice of town save money by conserving of the Continental Congress, to said, “Right on Abigijjlf^ today, but postponed their ul­ league teams were on record as workouts. Players now will be spring training camps and work interruption of the championship never seen a proposal like that in mailed,’’ quipped Betty Sadloski. w i^ raw ls of ^ elr applications. If you walk into Vernon Police energy.______, ______timate confrontation with club favoring a strike before the liable for their expenses during out will be provided the usual season.” my life.” owners in hopes the delay would opening of the regular season. But the practice period. transportation with their club to Miller and Grebey have failed Although the majority of the give them more clout. a later deadline was set with two Mike Marshall, the standout the city in which they open the to make any progress on the No. 1 now-canceled exhibition schedule The Baseball Players Associa­ major thoughts in mind: relief pitcher from Minnesota, season. issue standing in the way of a new was set to be played in Florida Obituaries E.H. council pdsse^ tion, with director Marvin Miller — The players felt that by said that while some owners may — Since the individual player basic contract — compensation and Arizona, there were presiding, voted unanimously waiting until just before the choose to lock out players from contracts require that players for free agents. The latest round traditional, money-making games Henry S. McDonough Tuesday not to take part in the Memorial Day weekend to strike training camps it was not in their will appear in scheduled exhibi­ of sessions took place last wiped out. BOLTON - Henry S. golf fee increase | rest of the exhibition campaign — they would cause more havoc best interests to do so. tion games, and since the players weekend in Palm Springs, Calif., The California Angels, for in­ McDonough, 80, of 78 Cider Mill a protest over the continuing among the owners. That par­ “ If you owned a club you would have announced they will not with a federal mediator present. stance, had been scheduled to stalemate in contract ticular weekend is traditionally want it to get off to the best start appear in such games, meal "The owners requested the Road, died Tuesday night at golf course on Long Hill St., FinancA'- play the Los Angeles Dodgers in EAST HARTFORD - Fees at the one of the most popular atten­ possible and you probably money, allowances and hotel mediator without notifying us,” Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Director Richard Harvey said thC negotiations with the owners. both Anaheim and Dodger town’s golf course will be increasing But the 26 player represen­ dance periods of the season and wouldn't do that if your players costs will not be paid. said Miller. “That tells you stadiums. was the husband of Ruth (Holbrook) for all players except senior citizens town incurs an estimated $50,000 ta;|^ McDonough. loss per year. Parks and Recreatioib- tatives 4gcjded they would not begins the summer stretch in had missed the final week of — All players will be required something right there. Usually ” I think it was a mistake to and youths, the Town Council voted spring training,” Marshall said. He was born in West Orange, N.J., Director Fred Balet estimates thC strike the opening of the regular which ticket sales are at their to be in playing condition on when someone requests a cancel the remaining spring ’Tue^ay night. highest. In a statement released late Opening Day, consistent with the mediator they have something games and take away from our and had lived here for 40 years. Responding to protests from total operating loss for the course iC season next week and instead set — By playing the first six weeks Tuesday, Ray Grebey, the terms of the Basic Agreement. new to introduce through a third great fans a chance to enjoy that Before his retirement, he was several members of the East Hart­ 1970-1980 will be $80,000. \ ~ a strike deadline for May 22. If no contract settlement is of the season, players will be able representative of major league Players determined to be out of party that they don’t want to dis­ series,” said California owner employed as an assistant auditor for ford Senior Citizen Golf League and the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. reached by then, Miller said, no to collect enough paychecks to baseball owners, said the Player condition will not be permitted to cuss right away over the Gene Autry. its president Alferd Tewksbury the for 43 years, at the main office in Orientation program E games will be played beginning help withstand a walkout. Relations Committee had not play until they are in shape. bargaining table. "These are the same fans who council decided to accept an Hartford, He was a member of St. VERNON — An orlentatioil! Friday, May 23 — the first day of “ I don’t know about helping received official word from the Grebey added that federal “ But they brought the mediator exhibited great support of our amended proposal from Mayor George Episcopal Church. program, for parents of all present. the Memorial Day weekend. solidarity,” said Jon Matlack of players but the owners had non- mediator Kenneth Moffett has in and then they had nothing to players in the stretch drive to the George A. Dagon that requested a 50 He is also survived by three sons, Grade 5 students at Lake Street; "It won’t make any difference the Texas Rangers, "but it will theless established the following called the parties together for a say. Now the owners are trying to club's first championship and cent fee Increase per nine-holes, Myles McDonough of Satellite Skinner Road, and Vernon Elemen­ if a guy is batting .040 or .840, he help keep players out of the bread guidelines in response to the bargaining session on Thursday. bring in a new proposal that says called them back for a curtain except for seniors and youths. Beach, Fla., Stewart S. McDonough tary schools, will be held April 9 at will strike,” said the Philadelphia line.” Dallas decision: “ It is encouraging to note that no owner would be allowed to call when they lost in the playoffs. In a caucus before the council of Philadelphia, Pa., and Duncan 7:30 p.m. at the Sykes School, Parlt Phillies’ Larry Bowa. “ If we don’t Despite the decision not to play — Camps will remain open to the championship season will offer a multi-year contract to a On my part, I offer an apology for meeting. Republican Councilman McDonough of Marlborough; a Street. T have an agreement by May 22, any more exhibition games this those players who wish to work start as scheduled,” Grebey said. player unless that player has five the club." Joseph M. LaRosa said if the fee in­ daughter, Mrs. Ronald (Dena) Shive­ Parents of present Grade 0 ly of Steamboat Springs, Colo.; a crease was to help offset an expected students at Center Road, Maplfr sister. Miss Catherine McDonough of deficit in the course operation the fee Street and Northeast schools, will a t Glastonbury, and eight increase should even be higher. tend a similar meeting on April 15 at Since the town has taken over the grandchildren. 7:30 p.m. A* Memorial services will be held tm Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes Merold Whalers blow lead, Funeral Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. Nurses seek Presented in court £ John Holliger will officiate. Burial Max Minnefield, 19, of 140 Overloolr will be at the convenience of the higher hike Drive, South Windsor was presented family. in court in East Hartford Monda)^ By Jesse Owens, game to Maple Leafs There are no calling hours. MANCHESTER - Wilson E. after being charged with seconct. Memorial contributions may be Deakin, assistant superintendent, Earl Yost degree burglary and second-degree to clinch a post-season playoff spot. made to St. George Episcopal said Tuesday he has met once with larceny in connection with the - fr By EARL YOST Rick Vaive at 5:59 gave the Leafs a 4- Staubach The playoffs start next week with Church. Doing their part negotiators for the school nurses and vestigation of the theft of cash m Sports Editor Sports Editor 3 edge.' games in Hartford slated Friday and the group has asked- for salary in­ jewelry from a Griffen Road honia,^ Jumping off to a 3-0 first period Allison tallied his second goal at Stephen Toth As part of a continuing program of com- raffle. Shown presenting the truly large Saturday night. creases that are beyond the Police said Minnefield’s case WAS.' had class 13:44 to raise Whaler hopes for COVENTRY - Stephen Toth, 75, munity awareness, the fifth grade students at check to an appreciative Bill Halldin, lOH lead, much to the delight of 12,845 Blaine Stoughton got the Whalers settlements given to other employee continued to April 7 and he was takfifi. fans at the Hartford Civic Center last another tie but 13 seconds later, Mar­ of 142 Broadway, died Monday at Keeney School have raised $240.56 for the president, are, from left to right, Timothy units. off the mark with his 52nd and 53rd tin added his second score of the Windham Community Memorial to the Hartford Correctional Cenl^ Two well known athletes were in meeting with Owens, by then, still night, the Whalers found out in the goals in the opening 20 minutes, with Instructors of the Handicapped. Their dona- Cyr, David Gallacher, Marilyn Della Rocco The teachers and administrators next 60 minutes that you can't sit game for the winner and the Leafs Hospital, after being stricken at a in lieu of posting a $5,000 bond. the headlines this week, the late struggling financially, but on the way rookie Ray Allison adding his 14th tion was made possible by a bake sale and and Roberc Prytko. (Herald photo by Pinto) groups settled through binding ar­ back and relax. held on. town meeting. He was the husband of bitration on salary increases that Jesse Owens and the retiring Roger to \)igger and better days. before the rest period to give Hart­ Leaf goalie Mike Palmateer didn’t Staubach from the Dallas Cowboys. The Toronto Maple Leafs, already Catherine (Ray) Toth. ranged from 7 to 9 percent yearly . He explained the basics of running the ford a 3-0 bulge. get a game star but he earned one, Mr. Toth was born in Astoria, Senior Citizens ::z Our paths crossed several times. 1 assured of a playoff berth in the Deakin said beyond the salary issue, players, from Mickey Mantle on The Maple Leafs, 12th in the especially with his save on Mike N.Y., and had lived here for the last recall the first meeting with Owens, NHL, came out skating in the second the nurses are aiso concerned about HEBRON — Senior citizens wilT down to the rawest rookie, listened. overall standings, got back in the Rogers with 12:08 left in the final 18 years. In 1963, he retired from perhaps the best known track star of period to score unanswered goals en facilities in the school nursing meet Thursday at 1 p.m. in the social game on second period tallies by Pat period. Palmateer came out to his Shell Co. as head of the art depart­ Robbery suspects sought rooms of Gilead Congregational our time. Shunned Limelight route to a come-from-behind 5-4 vic­ Hickey and Terry Martin when they stations. blue line to stop Rogers on a ment of the advertising department. Church. Owens’ four gold medals in the 1936 tory. simply outskated and outplayed the He said none of the items being dis­ staubach was encountered two The Whalers still need two points, breakaway. Whaler Coach Don He was a communicant of St. Mary's MANCHESTER - Police are Still to escape, according to police. A shot boots and loose gloves. Police said Probate Judge Steward Stockwell Olympic Games in staged in Berlin home club. was apparently fir ^ as a warning to cussed affected the safety of years ago while vacationing in that can come from a victory tonight Blackburn could offer no excuse for Church. looking for two suspects in connec­ the man apparently had bad teeth. and Attorney Bruce Kalom will dis­ didn’t win him instant fame,as has Scores by Rick Anderson, three schoolchildren, but said the items un­ Hawaii.' The man who guided Dallas in Pittsburgh against the Penguins, the loss. The Leafs just kept plugging He is also survived by two tion with the Jan. 31 armed robbery anyone who may have considered The other man was described as a cuss wills and probate matters. been the case for many Olympic minutes into the final chapter, and of Michael’s Jewelers, according to pursuing the robbers. white male, about five-feet-six- der discussion relate to how ef­ to much success in the National Foot­ away and their speed was just too brothers, William Toth of Pomfret ficiently nurses are able to perform Membership in the group is open to stars in the oast two decades like Bob ball League was in the land of much over the last two periods. Center and Joseph Toth of Tolland; Lt. Orville Cleveland of the inches tall, about 160 pounds with a Richards, Itofer Johnson, Dorothy The men fled in a maroon car their jobs. He cited the number of all senior citizens of Hebron. Seniors dreams for the Superstars’ promo­ Toronto held a 41-25 shots on goal three sisters. Miss Victoria Toth and Manchester police detective bureau. which was later found abandoned at dark complexion and dark wavy hair. wanting more information about Hamill and Bruce Jenner, to list a The daring robbery which took He is also believed to be between 25 phones as an example. tion. edge, Hartford getting off just three Mrs. Julia Johnson, both of Long Laurel and Chestnut streets by joining should contact Romolo few. It so happened that the Staubachs place during the late morning and and 30. He was wearing a brown The groups are scheduled to meet in the final 20 minutes, a credit to the Island, N.Y., and Mrs. Eugene Csiki police. It is believed the men may Saglio, president of the group. There were many hard times for were residing on the same floor in saw the suspects escape with more leather coat during the robbery. again April 16. Leaf defense. Friday night old WHA of West Willington, and several have had two accomplices waiting in Owens and it was during this period the same hotel in Honolulu. than $2,000 in jewelry, is under in­ rival Quebec comes to Hartford with nieces and nephews. a blue, late model car at the location. that we first met. Owens was a While other Superstar competitors vestigation by police. Detroit due Sunday night for the Funeral services will be Friday at No customers were in the store at the “ front man” for the touring Harlem were strutting around, drawing as regular season finale. 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 The two men authorities are time of the robbery and no one Was Globetrotters’ basketball team, looking for entered the 958 Main St. much attention as possible, Staubach Ellington Ave., Rockville. Burial will injured. before the days of Goose Tatum and could be found at poolside reading a be in North Cemetery. store wielding a shotgun and pistol Marques Haynes. Oklahoma coach The first robber is described by book, shunning the spotlight. Foot­ Calling hours are lliursday from 2 and told four employees on duty to lie I was playing basketball with Hart­ NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - Highly down while the store’s manager was police as between 25 and 30 years old, ball writers who covered Staubach to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ford against the Trotters this night during his star-studded career often successful Lamar University basket­ forced at gunpoint to empty display about five-feet-nine-inches tall and Memorial donations may be made and Owens was on hand to shake a said he was the model man. He ball coach Billy Tubbs becomes the to a charity of the donor’s choice. cases which included gold and dia­ 170 pounds, with blond curly hair and few hands and spread a little head coach of the University of mond rings. short sideburns. He was said to be capitalized on his ability to play foot­ goodwill for the black cagers, the ball, took advantage of an appoint­ Oklahoma Sooners today. The manager was then told to open wearing a round, plaid cap, gold premier traveling pro team at the the store’s rear door to allow the two framed glasses, blue jeans, tan work ment to the U.S.Naval Academy, Concerned Citizens time. graduated and fulfilled his service The Trotters were giving Owens a obligation before heading for the pro will meet tonight much-needed weekly paycheck football wars. Three youths arrested traveling with the team for one-night MANCHESTER — The Concerned You never heard Staubach com­ Citizens for Manchester’s Develop­ stands. plain about the coach, the manage­ ment will meet tonight at 7:30 at the for possession of drugs st Before the exhibition, I talked with ment or enemy players, or hold out Training First Federal Savings Bank on East Owens and mentioned Joe for more money. tEAGUE Middle Turnpike. residence through a side door McCluskey. The latter was a team­ He won’t be completely divorced The meeting, which is open to the MANCHESTER - Plain clothes sometime Tuesday. mate of Owens’ in Germany. from football. He’s already been Camp police officers arrested three men "I remember Joe well,” Owens public and group members, has five offered $10,000 a game to be a offered.” ! would like to see him items on the agenda. Included are Tuesday night at Center Springs Bake sale teevee analyast. again. We got together quite a bit on discussion of the Board of Education Park and charged them with posses­ MANCHESTER - The Family Owens stood tall back in 1936 when our trip to Berlin. He was a great guy Notes budget for 1980-81, the sewage treat­ sion of marijuana. Oriented Childbirth Information he accepted the gold medals around and a good steeplechase runner.” ment plant, the plan of development Scott T. Aitken, 18, of 115 Hemlock Society wili hold a bake sale this his neck and throughout his 66 years. update, the Buckland firehouse, and St., Terry E. Doucette, 18, of 141 Saturday at the Highland Park SkVlMGS - Technicians, f®*® McCluskey, Manchester’s gift to With the passing of time, Owens’ a proposal that the town use its bon­ Eldridge St., and John J. Martin, 20, Market from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the sports world, was residing in feats took on greater importance and liv I niteil I’rcHH liUernutional ding authority for loans to families of 20 Westland St. were taken to town at the time but didn’t know he was rewarded and respected more Upsetting situation ton and pitchers Juan Berenguer and affected by condominium conver- Manchester police headquarters Owens was with the Trotters and in in later years. Even as players met in Dallas and Scott Holman to farm clubs. Census forms decided to strike the remainder of after officers said they observed the the area. Some years later, while Had Owens won four medals in the Hartford goalie A1 Smith (1) and defenseman Rick Ley (2) In other key transactions, Seattle HARTFORD — If you haven’t covering the major league baseball the exhibition season, a storm in three smoking what appeared to be a 1976 Games he would have been an optioned Jerry Narron and Dave marijuana cigarette in a parked car received your 1980 census package teams in spring training in Florida, look up ice after Smith batted away Toronto goal try and in en­ Florida and fierce winds in Arizona instant millionaire. Henderson to Spokane and Odell Holiday closings the New 'York Yankees brought in suing action, two Mapie Leaf players hit the ice along with Hart­ had already begun to halt the spring about 10:30 p.m. and you’re beginning to feel left out, Staubach came around at the right Jones to Pittsburgh's Portland club MANCHESTER - The West Side Owens to give the players a few tips Police searched the vehicle and never fear. Simply call the Census time. He’ll never need any handouts. ford’s Gordie Roberts (7) during last night’s NHL game in schedule. and the Cubs reassigned nine Recreation Center will be closed found two bags of what proved to be Bureau at 522-7853 or 1-800-842-1222 if on running. This resulted in a second Hartford. (Photo by Dave Roback) Three games were canceled due to players, including 1979 AA player of Friday in observation of Good Friday marijuana and several marijuana you don’t receive it by tomorrow and rain and four more shortened —one the year Karl Pagel. and Sunday in observation of Easter. cigarettes on one of the men. they will be sure you have one im­ because of high winds — Tuesday in In exhibition games. Boston nipped Aitken, Doucette and Martin were mediately. what became the players' last Montreal 1-0. the New York Yankees chance to show their stuff to released on $100 non-surety bonds Right to life tied Los Angeles 3-3 in a 7-inning VFW to meet with appearences scheduled for April Red hot battle for NHL playoff managers. rainout. Texas took a 4-1 rain- 14 at East Hartford Superior Court. MANCHESTER - The In Dallas, the Players' Association shortened victory over Philadelphia, Edmonton 5-0, Washington defeated MANCHESTER - The Anderson- Police are investigating a break in Manchester Area Chapter of NEW YORK (UPI) - The battle Atlanta took a 2-0 lead early in the Larry Patey scored third-period goals voted to walk out for the duration of Kansas City shut out Baltimore 4-0, Shea Post of the Veterans of Foreign at the home of Susanne V. Mangano, “ Connecticut Right to Life" will for the last playoff spot in the NHL second period with goals 25 seconds Pittsburgh 6-2, Toronto edged Hart­ to lift St. Louis. The victory was the the exhibition season but agreed to Oakland drubbed Seattle 8-3 before Wars Post 2046 and its Ladies 38, of 26 Lodge St. meet April 8 at 8:00 p.m. in the isn’t the only one that’s raging these apart by Don Lever and Kent ford 5-4, Philadelphia tied Quebec 3- 30th of the year for St. Louis goalie play the first six weeks of the regular high winds forced suspension after Auxiliary will meet tonight at 6:30 at Ms. Mangano told police about $90 Father Hussey Memorial Library at days. There is competition at the top Nilsson, but Perreault scored his 36th 3, St. Louis topp«l Chicago 5-2 and Mike Liut, tying him for the NHL campaign in hopes of settling a con­ five innings, Milwaukee and the the post home, 608 E. Center St., then in checks were taken from the Saint Bartholomew Church, East as well, and it's just as important to and 37th goals within 33 seconds of Los Angeles nipped Colorado 4-3. lead with Chicago’s Tony Esposito. tract dispute with club owners. An ul­ Chicago Cubs were tied 5-5 in the proceed to Newington Veterans bedroom of her home after Middle Turnpike and Ludlow Raod. the players involved. each other to tie the game at 3:27 of Canurks 5, Oilers 0 Kings t, Rockies 3 timate strike deadline was set for fifth inning when rain halted play, Hospital for a recreational bingo. perpetrators apparently entered the The meeting is open to all. The Buffalo Sabres, for instance, the second period. Ivan Boldirev scored two goals, Glenn Goldup deflected in his se­ May 22. San Diego topped San Francisco 6-4, Stan Smyl added four assists and uoM< oiD m who have had a postseason spot Selling scored his 24th goal at 12:35 cond goal of the game with 1:30 “ If we don't have an agreement by California outslugged Cleveland 9-6 locked up for a while, were ecstatic to give the Sabres a 3-2 cushion, Rick Gary Bromley stopped 22 shots to remaining to lift Los Angeles, exten­ May 22,” said Larry Bowa of the and Minnesota downed the White Sox QE QUALITY-BUILT POT8CRUBBER*_ Tuesday night after beating the Martin added his 44th at 4:08 of the power Vancouver into a three-way BUILT-IN Dll ding the Kings’ unbeaten string to Philadelphia Phillies, “ we’re gone. It 5-3. Atlanta Flames 5-2. They called it a third, and six minutes later Selling tie for the 16th playoff slot. Like Ed­ eight games — their longest since the won’t make any difference if a guy is Scheduled games between Toronto Airplane lands on road must game, because the victory gave added his second goal of the game. monton and Washington, the Canucks 1976-77 season. The Kings’ Marcel batting .040 or .840, he will strike.' and St. Louis, Detroit and Pittsburgh them a two-point lead over the No. 3 Two other teams who were have 66 points but Vancouver Dionne had a pair of assists to regain “ The players came to this meetii\g and the New York Mets and Cincin­ GLASTONUl RY — Police Commander David Foran clearance when taking off. Montreal Canadiens and a three- guaranteed playoff berths long ago, remains in 17th position overall sole possession of the NHL scoring in an angry mood. But we want to nati were all rained out. said police and fire personnel took every precaution to “ He had no problems, but we took every precaution point margin over the Boston Bruins. the Minnesota North Stars and New because of fewer victories. lead with 135 points. think about the fans as much as they Jerry Remy reached on Andre assist Maurice Bourbeau in taking off from Toll Gate because it was dark,” he said. Gil Perreault of Buffalo, who with York Islanders, also had incentive Capitals 6, Penguins 2 can. That’s one reason we are going Dawson’s two-base error and scored Road after be was forced to make an emergency landing Ric Selling scored two goals each to during their 1-1 tie, as the draw Goals by Bengt Gustafsson and Moss signs to open the season on time.” on Fred Lynn’s sacrifice fly in the Rolf ^ b e r g and a three-goal, third- in a light plane Tuesday at 4:10 p.m. pace the Sabres’ victory, said, clinched the home-ice advantage in LAKE FOREST, 111. (UPI) - The Although the players voted not to first inning to lead the Red Sox... Ron the first round for both. The squads period flurry, assured the Capitals of Bourbeau, who has been flying for 22 years, said Pro Season Prices “ Tonight was our game. We had the Chicago Bears Tuesdy announced the compete in the final week of the Cey’s two-run homer and Ruppert keeping a share of the 16th spot in the nothing like it had ever happened to him before. on all Air Conditioners game in hand over Montreal and are tied for the fifth spot overall with signing of defensive back Rick Moss, exhibition season, they said they Jones’ RBI double highlighted the 87 points. No one was injured in the emergency landing. DRIVEWAYS Boston (both of whom were idle overall standings. Washington es­ 23, their eighth-round selection in the would be willing to continue Yankees-Dodgers deadlock... Fergie Bourbeau was piloting a Cessna 172, when it ran out out Tuesday) so we have to win it. Mike Polich of the North Stars and tablished a team record in the third 1979 draft. workouts at their respective training Jenkins hurled six shutout innings of fuel over Glastonbury, He was traveling from Fishers FREE ESTIMATES Everybody was ready to win that one Butch Goring of the Islanders period by scoring three power play Moss elected to sign with the sites. and combined with John Henry John­ Island, N.Y to Brainard Field. Quality Workmanship and give us two points ahead of Mon­ exchanged goals 79 seconds apart goals in just over a minute. Saskatchewan Rough Riders of the For Bruce Boisclair, the major son on a five-hitter to lift the Quall^ Service Genuine Perts Flyers 3, Nordiques 3 Both Borbeau and his passenger Bradford Cofiel, of and Matarlals treal and three points ahead of late in the second period to create the Canadian Football League last year. league season ended — at least, tem­ Rangers. Glastonbury, were not injured. Boston.” deadlock. Ken Linseman scored his 21st goal porarily — even earlier. Renie Martin, Gary Christenson Foran said the plane landed without assistance, when it Save now on spring eatimatas “ You pretty well at this point have “ I expected this kind of a game, of the season at 11:55 of the final A four-year veteran with the Mets, and Dan Quisenberry combined on a INSTANT CREDIT ___ — * ^ period to pull Philadelphia, the NHL Opener postponed ran out of fuel. to try to win every game," said Buf­ since both teams are fighting for Boisclair was released uncon­ five-hitter to lead the Royals over the AU worn BUAIIAIITaD WITH APPROVED H A ■ M H Ki i' " playoff position,” said Islanders point leader, into the tie. Linesman "He even had it off the road when we got there. We falo coach Scotty Bowman, “ because East Catholic’s 1980 baseball ditionally Tuesday by New York. The Orioles, who have not scored a run in CHARGE CARDS V J Z m I coach A1 Arbour, while Minnesota took a pass from rookie Brian Propp blocked off the road so he could take off again," Foran I I of the way the other teams have been opener, slated Thursday against 27-year-old outfielder has a lifetime 24 innings... Dave Revering and going besides us. They’ve been win­ coach Glen Sonmor was just happy to and slipped a wristshot over the said. 644-3302 Bulkeley High at Hartford’s Colt average of .263. but last year Wayne Gross each drove in two runs ning right along. Boston is on a be there. sprawling Quebec goalie Goran The plane whs refueled and took off at 6:30 p.m. while Park, has been postponed, reports appeared in only 59 games, hitting and Brian Kingman struck out five streak and Montreal hasn’t lost in “ In fa ct,” said Sonmor, “ if about 30 firefighters stood by, according to [ralice. B.D. r E iA l\lj&&SOi\ s( Hogosta for the tying goal, nine Eagle Coach Jim Penders. .IM with 4 RBIs. batters, helping the A’s over the C.A.B. 18.” anybody would have said that we’d be minutes after Real Cloutier put Police said an official from the state Aeronautics "SERVICE IS OUR BEST PRODUCT" est It has been rescheduled May 6. The Mets further cut their roster to Mariners... Jim Slaton, who allowed Board was at the scene. The road is seldom used. Buffalo improved its total to 104 neck-and-neck with the Islanders in (Quebec ahead 3-2 with his second of 28, assigning infielders Kelvin Chap­ five runs on 11 hits, drove In three the last few games, I would have said two goals. East is now slated to open at home Foran said members of the fire department removed Construction Co. points, while Atlanta remained in man and Jose Moreno, outfielder runs with two hits for the Brewers. 649 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 643-2 1 7 1 they were out of their mind,” Blues 5, Black Hawks 2 at Eagle Field against Rockville any street signs to make sure the plane had adequate ninth place in the overall standings Mookie Wilson, catcher Butch Ben­ with 80 points. In other games, Vancouver stopped Brian Sutter, Ralph Klassen and High Monday afternoon at 3:15. EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 2, 1980 - 13

12 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 2, 1980 Sports Parade Playoff scout Consistency Hall assists B y NBA playoffs start First pick M ilt R ic h m a n marks life NEW YORK (UPI) - As far as the half, got an additional lift Tuesday night with the third games, if needed, Chaney status Portland Trail Blazers are con­ when they learned that forward Lon­ scheduled for Sunday. Injuries may be a factor in several BOSTON (UPI) — Don Chaney has tract and had been battling all year with Rivers Jimmy Fund cerned, it’s a good thing the NBA nie Shelton would return to action 1 of the series. oozed nothing but class from his 6- just to stay on the squad. playoffs didn’t start last Sunday. after missing five games with a knee The 76ers, who finished two vic­ foot-5 inch frame in his days in “I felt I had to hustle and play as "George Steinbrenner treated me NEW YORK (UPI) - Wheelchair raising money, estimated at several Portland was handed a 135-104 injury. to Celtics POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - tories short of the NBA’s best record, Boston so it seems reasonable to hard or harder to make the club. And You have to give Mickey Rivers at real good,” says Rivers. “He didn’t marathon champion Bob Hall and hundred thousand dollars, for the drubbing by the SuperSonics Sunday Portland, on the other hand, got NEW YORK (UPI) - Sure ’n may have some problems, despite Gminski (of Duke) and Kevin assume he will adjust to his new role I felt the same way years ago, so to least this much. He never changes. want me to leave. But we all talked it cross country runner David Jimmy Fund, a Red Sox-sponsored at Seattle and all they can do is hope mpre bad news. The Blazers Tuesday begorra, somewhere along the line the fact they they won 20 more McHale (of Minnesota) as blue-chip as playoff scout as, well, a duck does me it was no big deal. When I had a He’s consistent. over beforehand and thought a McGillivray begin the last lap of project which supports research at that doesn’t happen again tonight were cut to 10 men, losing Abdul Red Auerbach shook hands with a center prospects. games than the Bullets. to water. starting role, I had to fight to keep it. “Mickey will always be Mickey,’’ change of pace would do me good. their Florida-to-Massachusetts duo Boston’s Sidney Farber Cancer when the teams meet in the opener of Jeelani. Jeelani, who apparently suf­ leprechaun. It’s b ^ n known for some time that Playmaker Maurice Cheeks, who Chaney is the odd-man out in the Before I got a starting role, I had to he tells you straight up and down and Maybe, later in the future, they’ll run today to raise funds for a Institute. their best-of-three playoff “mini­ fered tom cartilage in his left knee Or else the Boston Celtics were Auerbach also is interested in 7-foot- suffered a concussion in a game last Boston Celtics’ success story this fight to get it,” he says. then goes right out and proves it. take me back. I’d go back. I like the children’s cancer research institute. The fund drive run has been un­ series” at the Kingdome. last week but did not complain of it cloned from a shamrock. 4 freshman Ralph Sampson of Chaney feels the bench’s respon­ week, was hit in the head again year. He will not be reactivated for Whether he’s playing the outfield for guys over there.” Hall, 27, of Belmont, Mass., and derw ritten by Spec, a sports until Tuesday, Is out for the season How else do you explain the good Virginia. Sampson, however, had in­ sibility will be crucial in the playoffs. “The Seattie blowout lets us know and the team will not be permitted to during 'Tuesday’s practice and his the playoffs and instead will scout the Texas Rangers as he is now or McGillivray, 25, Medford, Mass., footwear firm, and Connecticut luck that has befallen the National dicated he will return to school next Besides Dave Cowens and Chris what will happen Wednesday if we pick up a player for the playoffs, a status will not be known until game the Houston-San Antonio series for playing with the New York Yankees Short of money completed 1,281 miles of their East Mutual Life, and the runners and Basketball Association’s winningest season. Ford, he is the only player on the come out and play the same way we spokesman said. time. In addition, leading scorer the Celtics. His playing days with as he did the previous three-and-a- Coast itinerary Sunday when they their support team of four have team? Sampson would have to declare team with any measurable Part of Rivers' problem with the did Sunday,” said rookie center The winner of the series will play Julius Erving has had trouble with Boston may be at an end. half years, his outlook on life seldom arrived in New York City just 30 days volunteered their services without Not only did the Celtics post the hardshipj)y April 25 to make himself experience in post-season play. Yanks was economic. He always Calvin Natt, who has led the Blazers Midwest champion Milwaukee. his knee and foot, missing four “It kind of bothers me a bit, but it’s varies. a fte r s ta rtin g th e ir run in pay. best record in the NBA this season available in the June draft. “To me, the bench is the most im­ seemed short of money. since being acquired from New In the other Western Conference games in the last two weeks. just one of those things that Take the farewell statement he Winterhaven, Fla., winter home of “Motorists have been mighty sur­ but now they have the first pick in the “Ralph said he will be at Virginia portant thing about a club and its “I didn’t do too good with that,” he Jersey in mid-season. “But we won’t. “A short series might work to their happens,” says'the Duck, a nickname made when the Yankees traded him the Boston Red Sox, prise to come upon us on the playoff game tonight, the Kansas NBA’s annual college draft, June 10, another year and we fully believe it,” success in the playoffs. You can’t tell concedes. “You get into a lotta in­ We’ll all foul out before that City Kings visit the Phoenix Suns to advantage,” said Erving. “But I he acquired In his college days , at to the Rangers for Oscar Gamble and They have been averaging 45 to 55 highway, but when they read 'Help to boot. Auerbach earned that right Todd Turner, Virginia’s sports infor­ right now, but when the playoffs vestments you don’t know about. I happens." think we would be less apt to take Houston. “Naturally, everyone three minor leaguers last July. miles a day, a challenging pace for run down cancer in children' on our begin the quest for the dubious honor Tuesday by winning a coin flip with start, you’ll see. I feel the bench, in­ didn’t have top-notch guidance. 1 got The Sonics, however, who have anything for granted in a short series mation director, said Tuesday. He wants to participate and be a part of ’Tve been playing for years and both McGillivray and Hall, who T-shirts, they know we're running for of meeting Pacific Division cham­ the Utah Jazz — without saying a cluding myself, really helped this someone helping me now, though. arisen from a late-season slump to as opposed to a seven-game series^. said Sampson “told me he didn’t the team. So I kind of feel left out a you take whatever com es,” he said operates his custombullt racing chair a cause. " said Hall. "They've shown pion Los Angeles. word. team all season. I think everyone was Playing the horses? 1 don’t think they Our intensity has got to be there from want to comment.” bit. But it’s just something that’s then. “I'm going to be myself, I by hand, uS the greatest courtesy, and 99 per make a charge at becoming the first The Celtics were able to par­ surprised about how rapidly we got hurl me. Just not investing properly team to win back-to-back titles in 11 In the Eastern Conference, the the first game.” There was a bit of drama surroun­ beynd my control.” won’t be different. I’m a little happy ’ I’ve gotten more and more tired, cent have passed us with a smile, a ticipate in the coin flip because they ding Tuesday’s coin flip. Both Auer­ things together. This team is very is what did it more than anything years, think the regular season­ Philadelphia 76ers face the Washington will continue without The 34-year-old Chaney’s position about going, but I’m going to miss but basically I feel well,” said Hall in honk, and a wave” obtained in a previous trade the first bach and Jazz general manager deep," he says. ending rout will work to their advan­ Washington Bullets in Philadelphia the services of veterans Bobby Dan- on the roster grew increasingly the guys here. I just want to do my a visit to UPI headquarters. He was The runners will pass through their round draft choice selection of the Frank Layden wanted to make the Chaney’s future in the NBA is tage. and the Houston Rockets host the San dridge and Mitch Kupchak for all tenuous as the season progressed and job and pull my share and help Texas crippled by polio when he was an in­ hometowns and into downtown Detroit Pistons — the team with the call of the coin, so O’Brien was questionable at best. He feels he has Rivers hit .287 in 74 games with the “You tell me any team that gets Antonio Spurs. The Rockets-Spurs post-season competition —Dandridge Pete Maravich worked his way into win." fant. Boston next Monday to the finishing worst record in the Eastern another year left, but wonders if Yankees last season and an even .300 beat by 31 points and doesn’t winner will meet Boston, the Atlantic with calcium deposits in his calf, and forced to make a preliminary coin playing shape. His own forte, Word for word, that’s virtually the “Tve had three flat tires but no line of the Boston Marathon, where Conference. Utah and Golden State anyone else agrees with him. in 58 contests with the Rangers. rem em ber,” said Seattle’s John Division champ with the best record Kupchak with back problems. flip to see which club got to make the defense, fell more and more into the same thing he says now except that other mishaps I design and make my they will be received by the governor finished with the worst records in the “I’m going to think about it over Overall, he wound up with a .293 Johnson. “We put them out of it and in the league while the Washington- For Houston, the condition of actual call. hands of M.L. Carr, the team’s sixth this time he has a little piece of ad­ own chairs, so they don't wear out — of Massachusetts and the mayor of Western Conference but the Jazz got the summer. I’d like to play again... there’s no way they're going to forget Philadelphia survivor will take on Moses Malone’s sprained right ankle O’Brien assigned heads to the man who would often switch to vice for his old club, the Yankees. figure. So far this spring, he leads the just the tires, which I don't make” Boston Some 200 runners are Atlanta in the next round. could be the key. The NBA’s leading to participate in the coin flip when Celtics and tails to the Jazz and, guard. somewhere. There’s that new team “They should run more," says Rangers in hitting. McGillivray said he was "on my expected to join them in the run that on Wednesday.” Commissioner Lawrence (j’Brien in Dallas. Who knows, there might be Veteran Paul Silas added, The four home teams were pegged rebounder will start, but if he is using an 1883 silver dollar which the Chaney played in six games over Mick the Quick. “I’d like to help this club win a pen­ third pair of shoes, but except for a through Boston pulled their name out of an envelope an opening there,I still feel I can play “Psychologically they can’t be very as favorites Tuesday with the Sonics slowed by the injury, the Spurs would league had purchased only Monday at the last six weeks, a total of 30 nant and I think we got a shot.” nagging pain in my left knee. I've felt Hall holds the national wheelchair in a blind draw Monday. at least one more year," he says. elated about that game. They know favored by eight, the Sixers by 6V4, get a big break, since they try to con­ a coin exchange for $50, the com­ minutes in that span. Twice this year Yanks lack speed Rivers says. “Depends on the fine. The special events along the mile record of 5:53 minutes and the “Maybe it is the Celtics’ But for right now, Chaney will be they got kicked pretty good.” the Suns by six and the Rockets by trol the 6-foot-ll center with 6-9 John missioner watched the flip come up he was placed on the injured list, in­ Fine, but the Yankees, as con­ pitching hanging in there. We have way, the organizing, the contacts, Boston Marathon wheechair record dressed in civilian clothes, not the TTie Sonics, who are .just one game four Shumate. The Spurs like to run, un­ mystique,” said Auerbach, a broad tails. Layden then chose heads for cluding the end of the season with a stituted, aren’t much of a running unity here, and we re coming and the paper work may be more of 2:07:11 hours for the 26.,: mile vaunted green and white. Boston fans above .500 over the last month and a The mini-series resume Friday like the taller, heavier Rockets. grin crossing his face after the an­ the decisive flip and it came up tails questionable injury. ball club. After Ruppert Jones and together closer all the time, having taxing than the run itself. " cour.se. nouncement that the Celtics had won once again. Still, Chaney feels some measure will never forget the defensive job he Willie Randolph, who are they going fun like we did over there. When 1 got One of the special events was a Describing his life as'“an ongoing another big one. “It’s a great feeling. As soon as the result was an­ of satisfaction about his role this did on Oscar Robertson in the 1974 to get to run, Ron Guidry? The traded, I really came to play ball. It’s meeting with President Carter at the project. " he plans to participate in We traded (with Detroit) and made a nounced, Auerbach, sitting at a con­ year. championships. All he can do now is Louisiana lefty is probably the hard to come over to a new team and White House last Tuesday and with the Boston Marathon April 21 and to very good deal. ference table in the commissioner’s “The times he put me in there, I think about what might have been as fastest runner on the club and has fit right into it. I feel I’m fitting in Speaker of the House Thomas P make the U.S Paraolympic racing 6coreboQrd “We never expected to do this well the curtain closes on the Celtics’ offices, pounded his fist on the table felt I contributed. That’s what most been used as a pinch runner now and more, getting to know all the guys O’Neill Jr. at the Capitol. team to compete in the Netherlands Sports Transactions Waller, Was. 17:22, geles. Lessard. Top choice this season. We thought we were in a and let out a cry of joy. He then guyswant. They want to be able to Cinderella season. then but that’s a piece of pretty better and they’re getting to know Jogger Carter wished them well in in June. United Press International at Orlando. Fla. Third period-6, Washington, Waller 23 A-7.527, rebuilding year. Never did we expect “I’d like to be out there playing, es­ Baseball Chicago (AL) 000 111 000-391 (Maruk, Picard). 11:08. 6. Washington. grinned broadly and took a long puff contribute to the success of the club. valuable property to have out there me. too” Minnesota 000120 (B x -5 81 Ralpli Sampson, 7-4 Virginia California — Optioned catcher Brian Gartner 36 (Picard. Edberg). 11:29. 7. to win 61 gam es.” on his cigar — a ritual which he used This club has been very successful pecially in what may be my last on the base paths all the time. One of the Rangers who knows ^.1 Harper, pitcher Jim Dorsey, first Robinson. Hoffman (5). Contreras (7) Washington. Hangsleben 12 (Picard. playoffs," he says. “I’d like to play, I baseman John Harris, infielder Dickie and C^lbem, Foley (5); Zahn. Corbett Gustafsson) 12:17. 8, Pittsburgh. Kehoe center, voted the most Auerbach hinted the Celtics would to symbolize Celtics’ victories during and I’ve been really happy after the ’’What I'm saying is they’re always Rivers from when they both were Thon and outfielder ^ b Clark to Salt (7). Arroyo (9) and Butera, Wynegar (7). 27 (McAdam. Johnson) 17:34. Penalties- probably go for a center as their first really would. But there’s nothing I with the Yankees is Sparky Lyle. Lake City of the Pacific Coast league; W—Corbett. L-Contreras, HRa-Qiicago, Anderson. Pit. 1:»: McAdam. Pit, valuable player in the NIT, is his coaching days. terrible year we had last year. But I looking for home runs over there,” reassigned pitcher Tom Chevolek and Morrison double-minor. ■* “’ 7:56; Hengsleben. Was. expected to be the first round choice. “Thanks, Frank,” laughed Auer­ wish I could have maybe been given a can do about it” Rivers presses his point. ' ’They’ve catcher Dan Whilmer to the minors; ------7:56; Stackhouse. Pit. 10:08; Schutt. Pit. “I’d say our needs are primarily bach. “It’s funny. I would have called released utilityman Ike Hampton,. at Palm Springs. Calif. 10:06; Ribble, Was. 15:36. pick of Boston in the NBA chance to participate a little more,” got some good pitchers, and if the Happy in Texas m tchers Daniel Boone and DaveDi Cleveland OOQ 000 003- 6 14 1 Shots on goal-Pittsburgh 4-9-8-21 for a center,” said Auerbach. “We do heads, too, if I had gotten to make the he says. Limited schedule other guys run more, they’ll help the Fireisleben and infielders Orlando California 010210QBX—917 0 Washington 1^16-39. BASKETBALL “He’s happy here,” offers the draft. Sampson is a freshman. not have a true center. Both Dave choice.” When Maravich was signed in TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (UPI) - The Ramirez and Bob Slater; acquired Barker. Whitol (3). Collins I6) and Goaltenders—Pittsburgh, Millen. Wa- pitchers. They should turn the guys former Cy Young winner. ” He rights to pitcher Craig Eaton to com* Alexander; Frost, Q ear (7). LaRochc shinglon, Stephenson, ^ u lin A—15JBl. (UPI photo) Cowens and Rick Robey have played It was the 11th time in the last 15 January, Eric Fernsten and Jeff president of the University of loose. When I got over there from the pi"tlete a previous deal; sent outfielder pYost Donohue. W— doesn't have to put up with any 'hilal, HRs—California. Lans- NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOC the position but they can also play years and the fourth time in a row Alabama says he’ll make sure foot­ Luis Silverio to the minora Playoffs Judkins wore the worried looks. The Angels, nobody had the green light. Chicago INL) — Reassigned pitchers ford Philadelphia 201—3 static. I could tell he felt good about Quebec 021-3 power forward and might be better that the team which had tails was the unflappable Chaney just took ball coach Paul “ Bear" Bryant’s out­ Lem (Bob Lemon) let me run like 1 George Riley. Randy Marlz and Dave Eastern Conference coming with us because the second Geisel. catchers Mike O Berry and Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Lakeland. Fla . First period—1. Philadelphia. Ververga- at that position. winner in the coin flip. everything in stride. He had come to side activities are limited when he is wanted to later on. li you run more, Mike Gordon, infielders Steve Davis ppd., rain ert 14 (Wilson. Linseman). 2:34. 2. First Round day he was here, he scored from first and Steve Macko and outfielders Karl Toronto vs. St. Louis at St. Petersburg. Philadelphia. Leach 47 (Linseman). 19:23 (Best 2-of-3) “It’s too early to determine who O’Brien also conducted blind draws training camp without a no-cut con­ released from a hospital this week. it takes the pressure off the P^el and Jesus Figueroa. Fla., ppd., rain Penallies-Lacroix. Que, 6:43, Wilson, (All Times E^T) Favorite Whaler base standing up on a routine single” Phi. 10:59. we will draft. We plan to have a Tuesday to determine other first pitchers." (Tmcmnali — Reassigned pitcher New York (NL) vs. Cincinnati at Tampa. Philadelphia vs. Washington Buddy Bell, the Rangers’ classy Geoff Combe and catcher Dave Van Fla., ppd., rain Second period-3, Quebec. Chipperfield April 2— Washington at Philadelphia. HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - The meeting soon and discuss the list of round draft placings for teams which Rivers was dealt away by the Gorder 21 (Goulet. Cloutier). 1:39. 4. Quebec. 8:(fi p.m. Hartford Whalers’ leading scorer, eligibles. We also want to review the ended the season with identical Yankees for a number of reasons. third baseman who played winter New York iNL) — Unconditionally Cloutier 30 (Tardif. (3oulet), 4:31. April 4 — Philadelphia at Washington. ball with him eight years ago, says released outfielder Bruce Boisclair Penallies-Wilson. Phi.2:28: Tardif. Que, 8:35 p.m. center Mike Rogers, has been voted list of hardships. I think it’s a good records. Chicago won out over HOCKEY 17:27, x-April 6 — Washington at Philadel­ They liked him personally, as and reassimed to (he minor leagues in­ the favorite Whaler for the 1979-80 crop of players this year. There are Denver for the fourth pick; Indiana Rivers did a superb job for Texas fielders Kelvin Chapman and Jose Third period-6. Quebec, Cloutier 40 phia, 1 p.m. everyone does, and he kept the after coming over from the Yankees. Moreno, outfielder Mookic Wilson, lLeduc),3:12.6. Philadelphia, Linseman x-if necessary 12 to 15 blue-chippers and a few over Cleveland for the eighth choice; (Winner plays Atlanta) season by Whalers fans. clubhouse loose with some of those catcher Butch Benton and pitchers 21 (Leach. Propp). 11:56. Penalty- sleepers.’’ "It's just too bad we ran into a Juan Berenguer and Scott Holman, Dupont, f^i. 1:32. Rogers is the NHL’s seventh New York over Washington for the amusing but penetrating obser­ San Francisco — Reclaimed Guy ShotsShof on goal—Philadelphia 15-12-7-34, Houston vs. San Antonio terrible streak near the end or he Quebec 12-I5-13-40 leading scorer this season, with 41 Auerbach mentioned the names of 12th selection and Houston over vations of his, but he was Sularz from Minnesota April 2—San Antonio at Houston, 9:06 might've helped us win our division, " Seattle — Optioned outfielder Dave Goalies-Philadelphia, Myre Quebec. p.m goals and 52 assists for 93 points. Joe Barry Carroll (of Purdue), Mike Cleveland for the 14th choice. lackadaisioal at times and didn’t Henderson ana catcher Jerry Narron Hogosta A—10,706. April 4— Houston at San Antonio. 8:35 says Bell. "Just having him with us NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE “I was surprised to find out I won break his neck to play with minor in­ to Spokane of (he Pacific Coast p.m. the first part of this year is going to League, optioned pitcher Odell Jones By United Press International x-April 6 — San Antonio at Houston, it,” Rogers, the NHL’s seventh juries. Some of his demands also to Pittsburgh for a player to be named C™P'>'“Co"(eret.cc 8:05 p.m make us a better club. I've always I X - i f necessary leading scorer this season with 41 rubbed the front office the wrong later Patrick Div.,,™ Hertford 301-. enjoyed Mickey. I love the guy. Soccer (Winner plays Boston) goals and 52 assists for 93 points, said Hartford needs money way. Nonetheless, the majority of Atlanta - Traded goalkeeper Tad x.Philadelph V ll 20 114 L 2jl Everytime I talk with him, he makes Delorm to Minnesota for a 1981 Western Conference of the vote conducted by a local bank. the Yankees were sorry to see him West Side Rec Bullets First Round me feel better. firstround draft selection and cash; ob­ “It’s really nice to know the fans ap­ tained free agent goalkeeper Bill 5S’!? s i|S a « a » :r " ’ "“ (Best 2-of-3) to lure title ring bout go Laurels in the West Side Rec Midget Basketball League went Washington 27 39 12 (All Times E l^ ) Mishalow Second period—4. Toronto, Hickey 29 preciate me.” Football Smythe Division Seattle vs. Portland to the Bullets, Team personnel, top row (1. to r.) Coaches Henry W L T “Pi4i r.p r A iVaive.Sillier).1:10.5,Toronto.Martin. April 2 — Portland at Seattle. 10:30 HARTFORD (UPI) - Sugar Ray tle fights. He would not specify who Chicago — Signed defensive back y-Chicago 33 25 19 * m ^ ^ tSiltler. Paiement). 15:24 Penalties- „ Olympic boycott unpopular Minor and Tom Downes. Players standing, Henry Minor, Jerry Rick Moss ijer ZB ntjt VJIIUUA,Giroux. Har,nai. s5:43; .v. Voschman. vuscninMn, Tor. iO PT*’ ., Leonard’s next title defense will take else would be on that card. St. Louis — Signed Jimmv Johnson St Louis 32 34 12 76 April 4 — Seattle at Portland, 11:30 dJmonton monton 27 39 12 " “ ’ double-minor, 8:46. Giroux, Har. 12:56. USOC official said support for sen­ as special assistant coach. ^ Third period-6. Toronto. Anderson 25 p.m. place in the Civic Center if the city But Russo said tickets for the event COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, Rothman, Clarence Zachery, Tommy Downes, Jason Stansfield. gVancouver x-April 6 — Portland at Seattle. 3:30 College 25 37 16 ( 247 276 (Valve). 3:00, 7. Toronto. Vaive 21 can come up with a multi-million would start at $75 and go to about j (UPI) — President Carter’s Olympic ding an American team to Moscow Front, Rick Barnett, David McAdam, Kevin O'Connell, Rick Lauyette — Named Will Rackley Colorado 19 4613 5 230 299 (Derlago. Silming). 5:59. 8, Hartford, p.m. has been growing since the close of head basketball coach. Winnipeg 18 4811 4 206 304 Alliison 15 (Sims, Roberts). 13:44. 9. x-i( necessary dollar cushion for investors by $350 for a ringside seat. Iboycott proposal may no longer be a McCormick, Kelly O’Connell. (Rec photo) Penn Slate — Named assistant foot­ Wales Conference Toronlo, Martin 6 (Sillier. Paiement). (Winner plays Milwaukee) Friday, officials say. “It’s ours for the taking but there’s popular theme with the American the Winter Games at Lake Placid, ball coach John 'J T " While assistant Norris,,, Division , _ „ 13:57. Penalties-Boutette. Har. 10:06; 6lote to Athletic Director Joe Paterno G. Howe. Har. 10- Phoenix vi. Kansas City Civic Center Director Frank Russo so much money involved we’re Ipublic, according to the latest mail N.Y. x-Monlreal ^ 2 0 1 2 KB 311 233 minute misconduct. 19:23, April 2—Kansas City at Phoenix, 9:35 y-Los Angeles p.m. Radio, TV tonight said Tuesday that Leonard would de­ looking for local help. The dollars are Istatistics from the U.S. Olympic 5 i., ? ^ 0" goal-Toronlo 11-15-15-41, COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION y-Pittsburgh S 38 13 71 244 290 Hartford, 10-12-3-25. April 4— Phoenix at Kansas City, 8:35 7:20 • NHL: Whalers vs. fend his World Boxing Council tremendous,” he said. ICommittee. llartford 25 33 19 _ „ Goalies-Toronto. Palmaleer. Hartford. Penquins, WTIC Detroit 26 40 11 O 262 29i Smith A-12.845. x-Aprit 6 — Kansas City at Phoenix. welterweight crown against Pipino Leonard holds the WBC The USOC reported Monday that 80 OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK During the month of April, we are going to help you Adams Division 3:30 p.m. 8 - NHL: Bruins vs. Maple Leafs, Cuevas in Hartford, provided enough I W L T Pts, GF GA x-if necessary welterweight crown while Cuevas is percent of the letters, telegrams and I NAME AUAGE t I prepare for your spring cleaning and really relax this y-Buffalo 44 1716 2SS 194 (Winner plays Los Angeles) C h.38 financial protection could be offered other communications it has NY Islanders 0 19-1 the World Boxing Association champ Y Midget cage champs spring with some nice prices on our HOTPOINT y-Boston 44 20 13 300 224 I STREET I y^-Minnesota 36 26 Ifi Minnesota 0 19-1 to investors. in that classification. „ . .. , 1. 1 1 T u received in recent weeks now favor 307 246 First period—None. Penaltie»-Nys- appliances and CURTIS MATHES color televisions BASEBALL Yoronto 34 38 5 5 0 jj(]ing an American team to the I CITY STATE j 29? 314 Irom. NYl, 7:00; Sargent. Min, 10.06, Russo said the bout would be part Russo said the event would be held Manchester Cycle won the Y Midget Basketball League cham- Quebec 25 42 10 230 292 - PLUS - we’re gonna give you a chance to win a x-clinched division title Langevin. NYI. 19:06. of a card that would include other ti­ May 16. pionship. Team members, top row (1. to r.) Coaches Dale summer Games in Moscow. ^ E L . NUMBER j FINAL EXHIBITION BASEBALL Second p erio i^l, Minnesota. Polich 10 Brooks ponders job y-clinched playoff berth maid for any Saturday during the month of Maylll AMERICAN LEAGUE (Younghans), 15:16.2, New York. Goring Ostrout and Joe Paggioli. Standing, Kevin Heine, Joanna Robin- The question of whether the USOC W L Pci tuesdav’s Results Toronlo 5 Hartford 4 26 (Bourne. Potvin). 16:35. Penallies- INGLEWOOD, Calif, they would both return HOW ABOUT THAT!!! Minnesota 15 Barretl, Min. 8:50; Trottier. NYl, 10:22; son Albie Harris, Rob Ewbank, Matt Paggioli. Kneeling, Alan will go along with Carter’s proposal RULES Kansas City Philadelphia 3. Quebec 3 (tie i 15 Gillies. NYI. major-minor, 14 48; Barrett. (UPI) — The rumor began next season but didn’t 1 No Purchase Necessary Oakland 13 Buffalos. Atlanta2 2 Entry forms must be brouaht to Turnpike TV k Appliance, Washington 6. Pittsburgh 2 Min. 14;48. Sutter. NYI. major. 14:48, Toronto 10 Lane. NYI. major-misconduct. 14:48. G. last week that U.S. Olym- make the formal announce- 273 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Conn ' Next to Slop New York 10 N Y. Islanders 1. Minnesota I itiei MacDonald, Sean O’Donnell.. (Rec photo) St Louis 5. Chicago 2 Smith, Min, major-misconduct-game m is­ pic hockey coach Herb ment until Tuesday night. meets later this month. However, a & Shop! Boston It 9 .560 3 No Mail Entries Accepted Los Angeles 4. Colorado 3 conduct. 14:48; Christoff, Min. major. NO PURCHASE Cleveland 10 to 500 Brooks would replace Bob Maguire also received a 4 Enter as often as you like Vancouver 5. Edmonton 0 14:48 Milwaukee 10 10 500 Berry as head coach of the one-year extension on his 5 Winner chosen by draw Chicago 11 12 478 Wednesday’s Games 6 All entries must oe in no later than 12 noon April 30. 1980 NECESSARY, Atlanta at N Y. Rangers Detroit 10 13 435 contract. Open tennis tourney Drawing will be held at Turnpike TV k Appliance on May I. Montreal at Detroit Shots on goal—NY IslandersT-llWi-tt. LoS AngeleS Kings, but — Texas 10 14 417 Minnesota 8-9-14-31 I960 Winner will be notified by phone no later than May 2, California 6 n 353 Hartford at Pittsburgh team owner Jerry Buss has “ I think Bob knew my 1980 Winnipeg at Chicago Goalies—NY Islanders. B Baltimore 7 14 333 Minnesota, Edwards. A—15.856 squelched the rumor with a at MCC courts May 3-4 7 Services won will be limited to routine domestic (residen­ Seattle 6 12 .333 Boston at Toronlo feeling that I wanted him tial) cleaning only Minnesota at Eklmonton one-year extension of back,” said Buss, who The Manchester Com­ necessary to complete the 8 Contest limited to local trade area NATIONAL LEAGUE Thursday s Games Buffalo 032-C GM 9 No one under 18 years old may enter^ Berry's contract. A W L Pet Washington at Philadelphia Atlanta 0 29-2 purchased the Kings, Los munity College Athletics competition the following 10 Void where prohibited by law. ^ San Francisco Los Angeles at Vancouver First period-None Penalty—Shand, Buss told Berry and Quebec at Buffalo Angeles Lakers and w eekend. MCC T ennis Los Angeles 10 7 588 All. 5:34. IIS'. Club will hold its third an­ \ Philadelphia 10 9 general manager George Inglewood Forum last year n a t io n a l HOCKEY LEAGUE Second period-1. Atlanta, Uver 33 , nual Open Tennis Tourna­ Coach Tom Rodden, and Montreal lO 9 fi26 By United Press International (Nilsson. Rautakallio). 0:39 2, Atlanta. MagUire SIX daVS agO that for $67,5 million. AUTO Manchester Racquet Club St Louis 10 9 526 Total Compiled Standings Nilsson 30 (Liver. Houston). 1:94 3. ment May 3-4 at the cam­ Atlanta lO 9 526 'Top 16 make playoffs Buffalo. Perreault 36 (Playfair, pus courts. pro. Jack Redmond, will be Chicago 10 10 fOO W L T Pis, GF GAvin McClanahanl.2:54.4. Buffalo, Perreault in charge. Pittsburgh 9 9 .500 Philadelphia 47 1120 114 m320 244 37 (Mongrain).3:27.5. Buffalo. Seiling24 Competition will be open San Diego 8 10 444 Hulfalo 44 1716 104 293Kn ,Qi194 (Van Boxmeer). 12:35. Penalties-Dunn. Olympic athletes to men and women Trophies will be awarded Cincinnati 9 13 409 Buf,7:34. Schoenfeld. Buf.8:33. Houston, e REPAIRS Houston 6 II 353 Montreal 45 2012 KQ 311 233 All.8:33; Smith. Buf. 14 00 regardless of age or winners and runners-up in New York f, n 313 Boston 44 20 13 101 300 224 Third period-6, Buffalo. Martin 44 NY Islanders both the men’s and "H o m e o f Mr. Goodwranch" end board 37 28 13 87 712 243 (Perreault. Schoenfeld). 4:08 7. Buffalo. plan demonstration residence. Only singles Minnesota 36 2615 87 397 246 Selling 2Ti (Perreault. Dunn). 10:09. ('hicago 33 25 19 85 232 239 competition will be held. women’s competition. Last Tuesday s Exhibition Baseball Results Penalties—Plelt, All. 9 27. Schoenfeld. a demonstration at the U.S. By United I’ress International NY Rangers 37 30 10 64 296 272 DENVER (UPI)-Some year’s winners were Stu • Atlanta 34 31 12 80 268 255 Buf. 11:19 To enter, an individual Complete Mechanical Service Shots on goal—Buffalo 11-10-12-33. Olympic athletes will join Olympic Committee’s dl Daytona Beach. Fla St Louis 32 34 12 76 255 274 must take or mail card to Jennings and Norma Ix>s Angeles Atlanta 8-19«-24 • Collision Repair Boston 100 000 COO-1 4 1 30 34 14 74 285 304 a “jog-in” and demonstra­ national haedquarters in Toronto 34 38 5 Goalies-Buffalo. Sauvee. Atlanta. Bou the MCC Athletics Depart­ White. Montreal 000 000 000 - 061 73 297 314 Pittsburgh 29 36 13 71 chard. A—9.126. tion Saturday to protest Colorado Springs April 12, SPRING Torrez. Burgmeier t7i, I ^ ’kwood i9 244 290 ment, 60 Bidwell Street, For further information • Auto Painting Hartford and lackerl. (iriinslev. Murray i7i 25 33 19 69 285 301 President Carter’s the day the USOC House of Edmonton 27 39 12 66 294 319 Manchester, CT 06040, not call 646-49(X), extension 245 Kryman '9i andCarter’W-Torrez W- Delegates is meeting to • Low Cost Service Rentals (inmslcy Vancouver 25 37 16 66 247 276 “Sv°er itts proposed boycott of the later than May 1, listing his or 255. CLEAN UP Washington 27 3912 66 256 285 Firstpehod-i.Vancouver. Boidirevso 1980 Summer Games in • I consider the boycott issue. or her name, sex, address, Factory Trained Technicians Los Angeles 300 000 0 - 34 1 (Lupul, Mannol. 1J52. Penalliea- Harry Nier, co-chairman ( j . New York'AL I 300000 x - 36 1 Detroit 26 40 11 63 262 291 HugWs, Van,2;41; Fogolin, Edm.2:41; MOSCOW. telephone number and • Charge With Master Charge SALE (loUz. Howe i6t and Ferguson. Griffin Quebec 25 42 10 60 239 29B Logan, Van, 5:15, Hunter, Edm, 7:58: of the group with Dave Up- pom t ‘‘M ia" aomp "on* of a kind" (tossage '7i and Cerone H R s-U s Colorado 19 46 13 51 230 299 Hicks. Edm,9;(B. Boldirev, Van. 10:08; T h a ino in narf nf a previous tennis • 24 Hour Wrecker Service Winnipeg 47 pinghouse of Denver, said Bowling Angeles, (>y 18 4811 206 304 Hamilton, Edm. 10:33; Lupul. Van. 17:58. * JO g ^ “ experience, plus a $3 entry DELUXE FAMLY 2 Snepsts. Van. 19:f«; Weir. Edm. I9:» ('hicago national effort, WaS Tuesday some members of at West Palm Beach, Fla, 011-2 GALAXIES- Lois Tel. 646-6464 BUILT-M (M>A(aTY features St. Louis fee. $200 113-6 Houston 000 100 100 - 2 100 Firs, nd-1 .1 1^ in 3 0 ^ “ ad.’^ " ^ o , ' ' ” a S proposed by Colorado thV"u.S.”''oi;^p'ic "Tekm All entrants are expected Erickson 129-354, Gayle DISHWASHER H EiTIH C Mivtput n t W I Atlanta 000 000 2 5 x - 7 10 2 iBrown^hl^t: Zuke^“u;roTeSSti“a- HANDWASM'1 UCorto, Roberge '4i, McDonald i6i to be available for play the Robson 127, Flo Baldt 132- DRYER TMOETN and Bochy. Niekroand Ik‘nnedici W - ? r S n ‘sV l? «““& ’h^;,‘'’i?i ill* matoi. Edm ‘is 47'; pics. The group also plans the demonstrations. ..SYSTIM U m b een . Sll. IS 46. Iluichlion. Chi. u ,„ ,g „ n Van. double minor. 15:47; entire day, and must supp­ 360, Gisele Golding 135-127- 488 Niekro L-M cD onald HRs - Atlanta. 498 For Your Murphy, Asselstine2 ly their own tennis balls, 365, Ciel Wiznik 138-130-364, 1 £ a " ? l y S i ; l' u ’a *3 T u u i l ! ' ancovuer. Gradin29 except in the semi-finals Kathy McConnell 195, 30" Old T.V. at Pompano Beach, Fla f S k o ' S (Zuke Suuer^ o « ’ 'Wlllla™, Smvil 6:27. 5, Vancovuer, EAMLYCArAOTY DOUIE Philadelphia OOOOOOOl - 150 I'^allmv-llullihi^n, Q r.'s; xli^nTbull v 'r? RlTCHiRGlASS CO. and finals. Bad weather or Robin Teets 131, Carolyn -Hrrtp-xrLnJb Texas 10D 300 0 x - 4 7 2 Hughes, HEAVY DUTY EUCTRCIAME S IU 32. Murray. Chi.5:53, Chapman. Edm, ‘ 16:39. Over JS Yt4ft fiferitACe llomAWCtgtTIH WisienskI 128-360. Towards Any U rch. Munninghoff i6i and Moreland. .Stl,9:l7. Huskowski,Chi.9:17; Harper. long matches will make it a O T H ES W I^ Jenkins. Johnson i7i and Sundberg Shots on goat-Edmonton 7-9^22. (kirtis Mathes Sll. 9:47, Bulley, Chi. 16:34; Patey. Sll. Vancouver 6-19^-24 *349 Mahlberg i6i W -Jenkins I/—Lerch ' 18:40 COMPLETE AUTO QLASS aeRVidI! Goalies-Eklmonton. Low, Mio. Van­ SOf (UM IkmoleT. V. at Fort Myers, Fla Third period—4, St, Louis, Sutter 23 couver, Bromley. A-16,413. WINDOW GLASS • MIRRORS • GLASS FURNITURE nil (Brownschidle. Zuke). 7:44,5. St. Louis, TOPS • PICTURE FRAMING • FIREPLACE & DOOR UWTEO THIS WEEK ONLY! Baltimore 000 000 000 - 0 5 0 Klassen 9 (Patey. Frig). 10:53. 8. Kansas City OOOOOOOlx - 4 7 U Chicago, Sedibauer23 I Mulvey). 17:22.7. MIRRORS • TUB ENCLOSURES • SPECIAL WORK I ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Flanagan. T Martinez <8i and Skaggs; Colorado 013-3 ISPECtAU St Louis. Patey 17 (unassisted), 18:06. Los Angeles 10 % O F F Marlin. Christenson i4i.Quisenberry (7) Penalties-Murra' • — and Wathan W-(hri.slenson l^Eiana- 8 12 Fo» p. E'irstperiod-None. Penalties-Ramage I gan 797-AUJu ALL LABOR A PARTS CHEVROLET 90 DAYS • SAME AS (MSH « INSTANT (kMIT AVAILABLE Manchester 649-4521) at Scottsdale. Anz I run On TeInvMon Repairs (called after5 innings, high winds) Liui. A 15,06 24 (Robert, Johansen), U;56. 2. Los .Kcwiasl 5 POINT MONEY WORTH MASTHr,sTF.» 273 W. M IDDLETPKE. Seattle 10101-362 IMUE KFMNCnONSr USED SETS FOR SALE Oakland 00224-89 1 Pittsburgh 011-2 Anaeles, Simmer 54 (Dionne. Taylor). Estaite (M l 6v«i .-•S I - ^ 1. FREE DELIVERY . . MANCHESTER Beattie. Rawley (5) and L Cox, Washington 12^-6 Penall)^-Comeau, Col,, 18:36, 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 2. FREE INSTALLATION Kingman and Heath W-Kmgman L- First period-1. Washington, Gustafsson period-3. U s Angeles, Goldup9 * L ^ OPEN Beatlie HH»-Oakland. Revering 22 ilCdberg, Hangsleben i, 8:31 Penalties Laurent, H arris),6:04.4. Colorado, 3. FREE SERVICE —Stewart, P it,0:40; Fulbert. Pit. 14:17, DeBlois28 (Johansen, Robert), 7:09.5, Om MUM S M ■ SJO ml M sr e ilT o a r 4. FREE NO CHARGE FOR Vttim ke MON. TUE8. FBI. 9-6 at Yuma. Anz Mulvey. Was, 14:57. U s Angeles.TayiorSB (Korab, Dionne). SKT 11112 NOON .loo-r-i/U’-H" Sait Francisco 000 120 019- 4 10 4 SecNMtd period-2, Washin^on. Mulvey V&li 1 .5 0 . sacrificed many hours and Sundays, the family of Margaret “ Peg” Churila who have traveled extensive­ Escadrille" (1958) Tab Hunter, 0 Movie "Distant Drums" with Stuffing & Gravy 0 0 ABC Nawa 10:30 Survey set The Learning Center For more information caii so you know they are doing their Schaller, who passed away this past ly. 0FaoaThaMualc Etchika Choureau. (1951) Gary Cooper, Marl Aldon. 0 Nawa 0 0 B a ra tta 7 r m m (9 Faatlval Of FaHh 4-rtn 191 Main St.* Suite 11 649-1133 part. Now we ask you to help us and week. Dinner will be served at noon and 0 Meat Tha Mnora on calendar IS Joumaya To Tha MMO' 0 0 0 Tomorrow Probate Court is open for Hot Roasted Chiidten do your part. Thank you. the slides will follow shortly after. 0 Connecticut Prime Tima 0 22 Alive Manchester, Ct. > 6 .9 9 (3 Nawa 0 Bruins Wrsp-Up BOLTON — Parents of conferences with the judge 6 TO 7 lb. with Stuffing I Gravy complete OK, this past Monday we News here at the center starts with If any seniors are interested in n o ic k Cavan 1:10 registered for a day at the dog track the results of last Friday afternoon’s buying flowers for Easter, they can 0 Nawtywad Oama 11:00 0 C B S Lata Movla "Psychic Bolton school students are from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. and at this writing, ’Tuesday mor­ setback games. We had 40 players be bought at the ROTC by contacting 0 M * a ‘ s *H 0 0 0 0 0 N a w a Killer" (1975) Paul Burke, Jim being asked to indicate Hypnosis: What is it? on Thursday nights. .Ap-. Hutton. Roasted Fryer ning, we had one bus filled. We can and the winners are: Helena Gavella, Scott McLaughlin at 647-3495. He has 7:20 0 Banny HIM their priorities for next free lecture polntments suggested. 13,99 0 DaHy Numbara 0 Hava Gun, W1 Travel CHILDREN’S MATINEE I Order 3W T 04 with stuffing & Gravy take a second bus and right now we 138; Arthur Bouffard, 137; A1 some lovely Cineraria plants, pocket 0 Dave Allan year’s school calendar. Night telephone number: 2:00 FBI - SAT - SUN I This entertaining and informative program wiii cover the nature of are taking names but no money until Chellman, 128; Dominic Anastasia, 7:30 11:30 0 Joa FrankKn nilCF IIPBM I T l M r a 1 M7im7, book and Primula flowering plants (£ P,M. Magazlna A questionnaire was sent 0 Adam-12 0 M *A "S *H suggestibiiity and how it affects your everyday iife. Paui T. Ailen, Now Open we have enough to take a second bus. 123; John Klein, 123; Floyd Post, 122; which will be reasonably priced for (S A lin Tha Family Vernon cwf ^2 home with school students ^ William E. FitzCierald 633-6906 The next registration will be on Mary Nackowski, 121: Josephine the seniors. m Family Faud Monday. The question­ M.A., who has studied hypnosis woridwide, wiii present the iec- Judge oLProtiate Marlborough Bd„ Glastonbury______Easter Sunday OD Banny Hill KOUlfS - J E «'f ■ naires should be returned ture Thursday, Aprii 10 at 7:30 P.M. Reservations are requested. 0 Wild Kingdom ‘ ■If f.-.j; ® BlgMonay by ’Thursday. 0 MacNaH / Lahrar Raport ENDSTHURSDAY 0 0 Tic Tac Dough V THE JERK R The questionnaire in­ The Learning Center: dedicated to Two given Eagle badges 0M auda MANCHESTERS STARTS FRIDAY cludes four choices. The 8KK) Board of Education will professional counseling for individuals, SOUTH WINDSOR - John Also receiving awards of rank were Curry, tenderfoot; and Claffey, (S Buga Bunny Eaatar S 0cM T H E FOG” Winkler, 18, of 16 Ash Road and Michael Harm and Nick Diello, star; Christ D’Aiello, John Tylutki and 0 Movla "Our ToWft'.' Hal probably take action on couples and families.______Stephen Cqttle, 15, of 166 Clinton Steve Rupinski, Jonathan (bottle, John Langtank, Scout. Holbrook, Sada Thompson. FISH ANDSEAF._ LITTLE ** next year’s school calendar Eric Neal and Peter Sweeney, first Safety merit badges were awarded Based on the play by Thornton at its April 10 meeting. Drive have received their Eagle Wilder. Two young peopM expe- ARRIVING DAILY! Scout awards. Both are members of class; Joe Cavar, Humphrey to Stephen Cottle, Winkler and Joe rlenoa the vicissitudes cflRe and MOEXER g Boy Scout ’Troop 880. The ceremonies OUvieri, Chris Kenyon and David Ouellette. Winkler, Gurry and death In a small New flDJIand town. HOLIDAY were held recently at St. Peter’s Stroud, second class; Andy Meyers, Ouelette received communications 0 0 Eight Is Enough '. Episcopal Church. Joe Claffey, Chris D'Aiello and Jeff merit badges also. 0 Baseball SUGGESTIONS Travel movie scheduled •Fillets •Fresh Sword I NEXT TO EDWARD’S FOOD WAREHOUSE •Clams •Boned Shad BROi'S flD K COVENTRY - William Stockdale of desert oasis, the historic City of Alexan­ Fhitnam will present a full-length color dria, and the Suez Canal. •L o b s te rs PRE-EASTER film, “Egypt — A Captivating Land,” at Also to be shown is an extensive tour of Coventry High School on April 25 at 8 p.m. the City of Cairo and its unheard of “City "floilsis I DSKcious Lunches Wed.thnj Sat. The program will be sponsored by the of the Dead.” BLACK First Congregational Church. The charge will be $2 for adults and $1 43 Oak Street One of the highlights of the film is a visit for children under 12. Refreshments will SPECIALS to the tomb of King Tut and seeing in be sold by the Pilgrim Fellowship. MANCIESTER detail the rich treasures of the greatest Proceeds will benefit the Church Reduc­ CALL SEA FOOD 649-9937 STALLION THERE’S NO NEED TO WAIT TILL THE archeological find of modern times. tion Fund. Tickets are available from TOLL FREE SERVMO T>& AREA C^R » YEARS BRING 'itXJROWN Other highlights will include a cruise on Louise Rose, Grace Dunlop and Herb BEER OR WINE END OF THE SEASON FOR the Nile, a ride on a felucca, a visit to a Crickmore. EASTER HOLIDAY SPECIAL Faul Neninan, FANTASTIC SAVINGS WHEN Services set When Tim« Large Mixed Cut Rower Bouiiuet FASHION BUG HAS THEM NOW. for Passover HEBRON — A Passover Ran Out Seder and communion in cash PQ DRESSES SKIRT the context of the Passover COTTON TERRY OR POLYESTER supper will be held on i s , carry Maundy Thursday, this week, at 6:30 p.m. at St. the ultimate trip SETS Peter’s Episcopal Church. Those attending are asked . n o « ‘ 2 o to bring a dish to share at a STANLEY MjB^tlCK 5 STARTING' 9 9 potluck supper. 2001: A SPACE REG. 20.00 TO 28.00 AT On Good Friday there Off Ml Easter cash will be an Episcopal Ser­ .= ODYSSEY O vice at 2:30 p.m. and the Rowering Plants Hebron Ecumenical ser­ carry SELECT GROUP OF vice at 7:30 p.m. at Gilead V O'Neal McNichol FAMOUS MAKER Church. We would like to announce our participation In a On Saturday there will be OPS & BLOUSES a ceremony of lighting the delivery pool. The quality items you're accustomed LONO OR SHORT COORDINATES Paschal Candle and bap­ to at Brown’s can now be delivered throughout the SLEEVE tisms at 4:30 p.m. SLACKS • VESTS 6&r TDarlings ^SOLIDS OR FANCIES There will an Easter Hartford county in the following towns Mon.-Fri: SKIRTS • BLAZERS sunrise service at 5:30 a.m. DONim FROM iHt mu tool >ou East Hartford, Hartford (excluding downtown), • BLOUSES at Gilead Church with West Hartford, Windsor, Vernon, Windsor Locks, breakfast following. A $1 Reg. 20»® to 45” donation will be asked for Bolton, Bloomfield, New Britain, Newington, Rocky the breakfast. a siory qf chance Hill, South Windsor, Farmington, Unlonville, There will be Easter ser­ NOW, vices at St. Peter’s at 7:30 Wethersfield. 1 6 ” , . 4 5 ” and 10 a.m. Communion BEING will be taken to shut-ins on Easter Monday and PLUS A LARGE SELECTION ALL WEATHER ( Tuesday. THERE OF CASUAL SPRING AND oiOfe Brown’s now also has weekly cash & carry specials SUMMER COATS on cut flowers and a new specialty: Fruit Baskets. • TOPS • SWIMWEAR O lH f • SHORTS • SKIRTS B * „ » A 0 9 f » S i • DRESSES • SLACKS 45.99 f i i e e 145 Main St. Nearly a quarter of all FASHHM BUG: WHERE YOUU SAVE W STYLE raitaurant orderi are for 801 PARKER ! f i a ! Box Manchestar hamburgeri. MANCHESTER PLEASE CALLTHEATRE 643-8455 OPEH DAILY 10 iM . TO Sh30P.M. SUHDAYS 12-S FOR SCREEN HUES m - 16 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 2. 1980 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 2, 1980 - 17 Nafp WtnM f] H ip W u iM 13 Homee For Sale 23 Homee For Solo 11 23 Homoe For Solo 23 Homoe For Sale 23 Anti>nuke organization Killer fire SALESMAN- Opportunity for MECHMlli!~ exciting position. Knowledge INVITATION of stoves helpful. Base plus TRAINEE commission. Pull medical FOR SMVICI •TA'nOH WO TO BID requests open meetings was arson benefits. Paid vacation. Call ApprySifsnM NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Officials say a fierce four- Mrs. Gray 525-1931. 282 BPRIIOW SlTMl, Sealed bids will be received in H e r a t J i the office of The Director of alarm fire Monday that killed three persons, in­ HARTFORD (UPI) - An anti-nuclear Mrs. Grasso m e t. privately with NU COCKTAIL WAITRESSES - General Services, 41 Center group has asked Gov. Ella Grasso to hold chairman Lelan Sillin Jr. last year before cluding two children, was deliberately set. dassIflM l Earn up to $200 a week. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Street, Manchester, Connec­ any meeting with Northeast Utilities’ con­ the state’s largest utility announced it Four firefighters were injured when the stubborn Experienced or will train. PART TIME, mature person • ticut until April 11, 1980 at four-alarm fire roared through a recently renovated Apply 330 Ledyard Street, wanted for’retail ^tlcal 11:00 a.m. for the following: cerning its anticipated rate hike request would seek a record |131 million rate hike. Hartford.. sales. Pearle Vision Center. 172 E. CENTER ST It was granted almost $86 million of the apartment building early Monday. LIQUOR PERMIT EIGHTEEI^(18) 646^2000 MANCHES'TER, CT 06040 out in the open. “It apparently was set. ’That’s our feeling now,” Equal Opportunity Employer. The Hartford Clamshell Alliance, in a request last summer. NOTICE OF APPUCATION 3370/THOUSAND . FOR Call 643^9^______PASSENGER VEHICLES Fire htorshal ’Thomas Lyden said ’Tuesday. This is to give notice that I, PHONE 643-2711 letter to Mrs. Grasso, Tuesday asked her NU is expected to ask for a reported THEODORE R. CANDEE of S4 ENVELOPES YOU MAIL. The Town of Manchester is an “There’s no other explanation for how it spread, SUNSET TERR, SOUTH WINDSOR PostaKeige paid. Free appllca- COUNTER HELP WANTED. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 8 3/4% GHFA AVAILABLE. to meet with NU representatives only if $170 million rate increase sometime this equal opportunity employer, so fast. God only knows what was used. It spread so CTT have filed an application placarded tion. FASSCO, Dept. 86,66, 732 Part time, must be 18 or CAUroR r a u DETAILS the public and reporters are present and year. 18th day of March 80 with the Liquor Don Ron, St. Louis, MO. 63123. older. Apply at Bess Eaton and requires an affirmative to provide equal time for opponents of the fast it was unbelievable,” Lyden said. He said the Control Commission for a action policy for all of its Con­ The letter to Mrs. Grasso said "your RESTAURANT WINE & BEER for Donuts, 150 Center Street, LIQUOR PERMIT blaze apparently was set in a hallway with some the sale of alcoholic liquor on the tractors and Vendors as a con­ rate increase. BURGER Manchester. NOTICE OF APPUCATION concern over Connecticut’s citizens’ abili­ form of flammable liquid. premises SPENCER ST/HILLSTOWN dition of doing business with It also asked her to block construction of RD., MANCHESTER, CT. ★ KING ^ aovertising PLEASE READ I Tbia li to give notice that I, ty to meet higher energy cost is well He said authorities had no suspects. Lyden said HARDWARE CLERK - Part I TIM OTH Y A. HU G H ES of 147 NU’s Millstone III nuclear power plant in The business will be owned by THE needs men or women to work the Town, as per Federal known in light of your recent trips to neighbors still were being questioned for clues. 747 CORPORATION of 531 MAIN ST„ time. Knowledgeable In basic CURTISS ST.. BRISTOL, CT have filed Order 11246. Waterford, which is scheduled for comple­ P.O. BOX 262 EAST HARTFORD, CT full or part time nights. 5 to plumbing and Electrical. D^DLINE YOUR AD an application placarded 16th day of Washington concerning oil prices.” ’Die smokey fire brokeout about 2:45 a.m. and and will be conducted by THEODORE closing or 7:30 to closing. M arra 1990 wlui the Liquor Control Bid forms, plans and tion in 1984. Conyers Hardware, Commission for a RESTAURANT “Please now concern yourself with the burned out of control for more than two hours. H. CANDEE as permitle. Mothers welcome. Apply at |12;00 noon tho doy Horold la rsaponalMa l “The process of determining the merits Theodore H. Candee Manchester. 646-5707. WINE i t BEER for the Ale of specifications are available at rate case and the major underlying issue, Authorities said Alfred Harris, 11, and his Dated 24th day of fterch ISW 467 C e n te r S tr e e t, Iboforo puMleotlon. ter only ono Inoorroetl alcoholic liquor on the premises 287 the General Services Office, of the upcoming rate case must take place 061-03 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. that is, construction of the Millstone III nephew, Jamil, 2, were found in the nibble of their Manchester. AIR CONDITIONING. , teoorflon and ttian only I ' MANCHESTER. CT. 41 Center Street, Manchester, in the open. Private meetings between iDoodllno foTiBolurdoy The business will be owned by THE nuclear power plant,” the letter said. family’s third-floor apartment shortly after the fire Experienced service man, air lo tho alio of^hof Connecticut. KEENEY SCHOOL AREA “BETTER THAN NEW“ Governor Grasso and Northeast Utilities BABYSITTER NEEDED IN conditioning, refrigeration ' 747 CORPORATION of 531 MAlN ST. Town of Manchester, Quality built by McCarthy. 8 room "CHFA POSSIBLE NU operates the Millstone I and II was brought under control about 5:30 a.m. Jamil Probate Notice MY HOME preferably from land Monday la 12.-00 originol Inaorllon. P.O. BOX 382 EAST HARTFORD, CT Completely renovated throughout. should not take place as they did last and heating. Must have state and will be conducted by TIMOTHY A. Connecticut 2Vt CHean and spacious. 7 rooms 3 or 4 plants in Waterford and Connecticut Court of Probate. District of Manchester, Vernon, Bolton |Noon Friday. Errors whioh do not Raised Ranch, baths, central vac., Modem kitchen, appliances, carpeted, year,” said Clamshell spokesman Tom originally was identified as Harris’s younger sister. license. Onerous company HUGHES as permitte. Robert B. Weiss, economical 3 zone gas heat, family bedrooms, IW baths, formal dining Yankee nuclear power plant in Haddam. "Hie childrens’ bodies were found within a few Manchester area. 3 days a week, 8 to 4 benefits. Call for appoint- , iMoon tho valuo of tho Timothy A. Hughes thermo-pane windows, insulated, vinyl McCormick. NOTICE OF HEARING p.m. Call after 4 p.m., 646- ilaaaillad ads ara Dated 24th day of March 1980 General Manager room, patio,-2 kitchens, possible in-law room, 2 car garage, full basement. siding, IVi baths, porches, decks. Im­ feet of the apartm ent’s front window, fire officials ESTATE OF ELISABETH S. ment, 871-1111 or 72^6600. advorttoomont will not [ 083-03 WHITCHER, deceased 3914. kan ovar ttia phona bo eorroctod by an ad­ 007-04 suite. Beautiful area. Immaculate in­ Built solid. Great buy at the right price. maculate and beautiful. One of a kind. said. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William STATION ATTENDANT side and out. 390,000’s 4-. Call today. Won’t last. $85,900. The third victim, Alvin Waller, about 40, was E. Fitzi>rald, Judge, dated March 28. LEGAL SECRETARY- Law I a oohvanlanca. Tha ditional Insortlon. Man injured in accident 1960 a hearing will be held on an NEEDED, full time. Apply in found dead in the fourth-floor apartment of the application praying that an instrument Firm in Vernon seeks full person: Gorin's Sports Car EAST HARTFORD Coventry He was released on his promise to brick structure located in the city’s aging Fair purporting to be the last will and testa­ time Legal Secretary with Center, Route 83, Vernon. PUBLIC SCHOOLS EAST HARTFORD ment of said deceased be admitted to good Wping and shorthand Help Wanted Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted appear in court in Rockville on April 22. Haven section, authorities said. probate as in said application on file PUBLIC SCHOOLS 13 Richard Libby of 15 Chapman St., East ’ more fully appears, at the Court of skills. Experienced preferred. Hartford was taken to Windham At least three firefighters were treated at the Probate on April 14.1900 at 10:00 A.M. Telephone 646-1974, Between 9 She Heralb INVITATION NURSERY Attendant PART TIME WAITRESS - MATURE RELIABLE Memorial Community Hospital early this scene for smoke inhalation and cuts and bruises and Pearl J. Hultman. a.m. and 5 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WANTED. 18 or over. 9:30 a.m. -1:30 p^m., Tuesday BABYSITTER 2:30 to 5 P.M. Ass’t. Clerk PSYCHIATRIC INVITATION morning for treatment of injuries suffered Vernon a fourth was taken to the Hospital of St. Raphael 00&O4 TO BID AUTO SOUND Tuesdays, Wednesdays and - Friday. Small East Hartford daily, plus school holidays and WE ARE LOOKING FOR ORDERLIES TO BID Sundays. Approximately 6 to 8 Restaurant. Call 6434)848 3 vacation. Own transportation. in a one-car accident on Daly Road. Betty Little, 41, of 95 Diane Drive, South after a wall collapsed on him, authorities said. Housewives interested in p.m. - 8 p.m. Evening and night shift positions - BID #521 BID # 529 INSTALLER hours weekly. Call 846-4025 for Call 643-5965. Police said Libby’s car went off the road Windsor, was charged Tuesday with A hospital spokesman said Thomas Bullock, 38, Loaf and Found making good money for part • Probate Notice Probate Notice interview. Needed by April 6, involving direct patient contact, to Renlal Entrance Carpets and struck two trees. The accident is still fourth-degree larceny (shoplifting) on was listed in fair condition with broken bones after time hours, soliciting from Include patient management i NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS Plaslic Traah Can Linrra WANTED INSTALLER - No previous BARTENDERS, COCKTAIL under investigation. complaint of the Finast Store at Vernon being pinned beneath the wall. LOST - MONDAY night, our pleasant East Hartford duties, training and participation ESTATE OF FRED CONTESSA aka ESTATE OF W. SIDNEY HARRISON, Information may be obtained Information may be obtained SECRETARY - Manchester experience required. Hours: WAITRESES i vicinity Green Manor & Office. Hourly rate. Plus com­ in Treatment Team approach. FRED E. CONTESSA aka ALFRED deceased Law Office Typing, Richard Warren of Stafford Springs was Circle. ’The building also housed a liquor store and pool E ,‘CONTESSA aka ALFREDO The Hon. William E. FitzGerald. from Kathryn True, Assistant from Kathryn True, Assistant 8:30 to 5:00. Greater Hartford WAITRESSES - Experienced. Milford Roads. Black & white missions, plus bonuses. Hours Good starting salary, com­ I Experienced and own] shorthand. Cali 643-22405, She was released on her promise to EMMANUEL CONTESSA Judge, of the Court of Probate, Director of Business Services, Director of Business Services, CATV. 646-6400. EOE. Please call 289-7929. charged Tuesday with issuing a bad check hall on the ground floor. altered male cat. White face, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Call us at 569- petitive benefit program, including Hon. David C Rappe, Judj^e of District of Manchester at a hearins I tools necessary. on complaint of Snap-On-Tool Man. appear in court in Rockville on April 8. black spot on nose. Might res­ 4993, ask for Teresa. dental plan. the* Court of Probate, D istrict of held on March 27.1960 ordered that ad East Hartford School Depart­ East Hartford School Depart­ pond to "Kitten” or “Otis.” Please apply at Personnel Of­ Coventry at a hearing held on March claims must be presented to the ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, ment, 110 Long Hill Drive, fice, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday 28.1980 ordered that all claims must be fiduciary on or before June 27.1980 or East Hartford, Ct 06108 until East Hartford, Ct. 06106 until Rewaed. Call 643-9814 thru Friday. pretented to the fiduciary on or before be barrM as by taw provided. Call 289-9397 between 12 & 12:30 pm, or (A Non-Smoking Hospital) June 28. 1980 or be barred as by faw Pearl J. Hultman. bid opening on: April 11, 1980 bid opening on April 10.1980 at for an appointment. after 5:30 pm. provide Ass't. Gerk at 3:00 P.M. 3:00 p.m. BABYSITTER WANTED: 3 , Bertha E. Rappe. Clerk The fiduciary is; 2 Region------to 5:30, Monday thru Friday The fiduciary is; .Mildred S. Harrison The East Hartford Public The East Hartford Public LOST - LIGHT BROWN ELMCREST Ernestine K. Contessa 65 Jean Road and school vacations. Own > 520 Broadway Manchester. CT Schools is an Bkjual Oppor­ Schools is an Equal Oppor­ CARRIER NEEDED bifocals. North Main, BOOKKEEPER Woodland street area. Transportation. Call after PSYCHIATRIC Coventry. Ct. 06238 06040 tunity Employer, tunity Employer. 5:30. ^7230. 006^ 005-04 SECRETARY needed for Reward. Call 649-5319 after 6 INSTITUTE 010-04 009-04 small but fast growing For The Beacon Hill Apartments pm. 2S Mariboro StiMt Manchester firm. Must be Council reviews big budgets WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE Poftland, CTOM M In Manchester, on the East Hartford Town Line. experienced in all phases of Announcements 3 - 1 day per week. Must have k EpS liwMtT b«lq« own transportation. Call 568- LEGAL NOTICE office procedures, or a VERNON — When the council meets for its amount, $1,079,482 is the proposed amount for This is the first budget for the new con­ 2605. LEGAL NOTICE willingness to learn. Accuracy second of a series of workshops on the salaries, the majority of them are union. solidated fire department. Chief Donald ATTENTION TOTALPHONE with figures a must. Send Call Manchester Herald, SUBSCRIBERS! Do you need A certified list of party-endorsed candidates on the slate of proposed general government budget, tonight The police chief asked for 10 new positions Maguda asked for $347,009 and the mayor AUTOMOBILE and TRUCK SECRETARY/BOOK- A certificate list of Republican party endorsed candidates on resume and salary require­ help receiving your calls? the REPUBLICAN Party in the Town of Manchester for elec­ ment to - P.O. Box 1526 at 7 in the Memorial Building, it Will be and the mayor cut all but two out of her recommends $321,856. Of this $79,212 is for Temporary or permanent. mechanic with state certifica­ KEEPER, full or part time to the slate of DISTRICT DELEGATES to the State Conventions tion as DELEGATEIS to the conventions of said Party specified tion can start at $7 per hour. 8 Manchester, Conn. reviewing three of the larger budgets; police, recommendation. They are a second juvenile salaries. The members of the department are Personal Attention ... Yen' work in Vernon area. in the Fourth Senatorial District in the towns of Andover, below is on file in my office at Town Hall, 41 Center Street. am. to 4:30 pm. Good working Manufacturing experience Bolton, Coventry, East Windsor, Glastonbury, Hebron, South Gerlinde, Reasonable. 233-8991 or 247- 647-9946 officer and a special services officer with fire department and fire marshal. volunteers so they just receive minimal conditions. All fringe benefits. preferable. Send resume to DEMONSTRATORS The meeting will also finish up a few salaries listed at $14,539 each. stipends. The chief, who had received a salary 8623. Windsor and portion of the Town of Manchester, is on file in my WANTED - Have you thought For appointment call 688-7596, Ellcott Manufacturing Co., office at Town Hall, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. CONVENTIONS smaller budgets the council didn’t get to at its The chief’s request for office supplies was of $3,046 as chief of the former Rockville P.O. Box U29, Manchester, of going to work? Show Top State Convention Quality Merchandise. first session Monday night. Other budgets cut from $16,585 to $13,260 and for operating Department, asked for a salary of $7,500 for □ EMPLOYMENT LUBE PERSON - Mechanic CT 06040. A Primary will be held May 6, 1980, if a slate of candidates for background. Reliable. To First Congressional Convention Dutchmaid Clothing. 1-423- scheduled for review tonight include: Conser­ supplies, $96,555 to $92,778; rentals and con- the coming year. The mayor recommends, $3,- such convention is filed pursuant to Section 9-408 or Section 9- 4216. lubricate trucks and trailers. SECRETARY for , 407 of the Connecticut General Statutes, not later than 4;00 P.M. Third Senatorial Convention vation Commission, Personnel Policies Board, tractuals from $36,272 to $33,107; professional 300. The firefighters receive yearly salaries of Help Wanted 13 Experience necessary. Second Engineering firm. Minimum Fourth Senatorial Convension Economic Development Commission, Sewer affiliations, $10,050 to $8,825; replacement of an average of some $600. ana third shift. $5.25 per hour. of April 11. 1980, by persons other than party-endorsed can­ three years experience. Ninth Assembly Convention BURGER ■ Authority, Arts Commission, Greater Hart­ equipment, $52,314 to $28,440; additional TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. All fringe benefits. For ap­ Typing 60 wpm, shorthand 90 didates. The chief had requested $263,487 for such Fourteenth Assembly Convention ★ KING ^ equipment, $^,396 to $30,886. Apply 81 Commerce Street, pointment call 688-7596. wpm. Send resume or call, ford Transit District. things as office supplies, operating supplies, Glastonbury. PTG Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the needs men or women to work Also: School crossing guards. Civil Some of the items deleted by the mayor in­ maintenance, and equipment. ’ITie mayor Fuss and O'Neill, 210 Main procedure in filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from A primary will be held May 6, 1980, if a slate of candidates for COMPANY. 'Telephone 633- Street, Manchester, 646-2469. , full or part time days. 11 to 3 clude a security shredder, $450; chairs, desks, the Republican Registrar of Voters of any town in the district. any or all conventions is filed in accordance with Sections 9-382 HEY KIDS! Preparedness, Traffic Authority and canine recommends $242,644. She didn’t cut out any 7631. EOE. to 9-450, inclusive, of the General Statutes not later than 4:00 pm or 11 to 5 pm. Mothers control. blankets and such for the emergency shelter; particular items but instead just made a total Edward Tomkiel welcome. Apply at 467 Center CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC CUSTODUl SUPERVISW Town Clerk of Manchester P.M,, of April 11, 1980 by persons other than party-endorsed The police department made .a budget folding chairs for the station’s community cut. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/ candidates. Street, Manchester. request of $1,420,760 and the m ayor’s room, $144; safety cones, $138; lockers, $390; - Experienced only. Top ADMISNISTRATIVE 011-04 The fire marshal’s position is full-time for wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 lOualified, Experienced] ASSISTANT - Typing, Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the TOOL & DIE MAKERS - A recommendation is $1,261,193. Of the total file, $575. the first time. William Johnson, former chief Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, jonly, Shorthand and organizational of the Vernon department was made fire 563-0151. procedure in filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from Experienced all round iGood Wages and] .skills needed. Flexible hours. Registrar of Voters, Town Hall, 41 Center Street. MACHINIST able to set up marshal when the departments were con­ I Fringe. Lots of client contact. Salary NOTICE and operate from Blue Prints. solidated. RN-LPN wanted for 3 p.m.-ll open plus benefits. Call J. Edward Tomkiel p.m. and 11 p.m-7 a.m. shifts. I Part Time. Town Clerk of Manchester Experienced in Air Craft Earn Gash Federal grant approved Lessner, 649-5277. PUBLIC HEARING Of the total budget $15,256 is for salaries, Apply director of nursing. I Send Resume to Box| 012-04 quality parts. Apply: Gunver $14,255 for the marshal and $1,000 for the depu­ Manufacturing Co., 234 Hart­ VERNON — The town received word expenditures for the fiscal year 1978 Com­ Salmonbrook Convalescent | a a . HOME HEALTH CARE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ty marshal. A request of $500 for a part-time Home, off House Street, TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF GENERAL MANAGER ford Road, Manchester. Tuesday that its amended Community munity Development grant. lc /0 Manchester Herald WORKERS needed by Public hearings were held in February on secretary was deleted. Glastonbury. Please call 633- Manchester based agency ser­ APRIL 7, 1980 Development grant in the amount of $85,000 5244. CLERK, Full time for the amended application and the matter was The canine control officer presented a ving ten towns east of river. 7:30 P.M. LEGAL NOTICE package store. Phone 647-9688 P has been approved. The grant was amended to Part or full time. Training WADDELL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Up To then referred to the Planning Commission budget request of $43,252 and the mayor for appointment. reprogram the $85,000 originally earmarked provided. Previous 163 Broad Street A certified list of Republican party endorsed candidates on which approved the use of the funds as recommends $17,015. Of this $13,976 is for the experience as nurse aide help­ for the Amerbelle comers project. Person to run ASSEMBLERS & COIL on the slate of DISTRICT DELEGATES to the State Convention BABYSITTER WANTED in recommended by Town Planner George canine control officer’s salary and $1,938 for a WINDERS - Finger dexterity ful. Car essential. Good Notice is hereby given that in accordance with the provisions of in the Third Senatorial District in the town of East Hartford and Mayor Marie Herbst said she received word mileage reimbursement and my home, four days per week. Russell. part-time assistant and $1,100 for a police of­ necessary. Experience not .Chapter V of the Town Charter, as amended, the Board of portion of the town of Manchester is on file in my office at Town References and own transpor­ Stor-turn necessary. Will train. 4-day fringe benefits. Phone River of approval of the amended application from The town, in January, had received $700,000 ficer to fill in while the canine officer is on Directors of the Town of Manchester will hold a Public Hearing Hall, 41 Center Street. Manchester, Connecticut. tation. 646-3150 or 649-76 John W. McLean of the department of Housing vacation or is sick. week, 10-hour day. Full time, East Homemaker - Home on the tentative budgets of the General Manager for said Town for fiscal year 1978 funds and had spent a little 8-15 n.c. lathe 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Part-time Health Aid Service, 643-9511' * . Per Week! and Urban Development (HUD.) of Manchester for the fiscal year beginning July 1,1980. Copies A primary will be held May 6, 1980, if a slate of candidates for 60 8om« lath# axparianca over $300,000. Russell said the town planned to Anthony Nesta, the canine control officer, shifts available. Apply: Able for an appointment. EOE. such convention is filed pursuant to Section 9-408 or Section 9- naadad. Will train. SO houra. Coil & Electronics, Howard of which are on file in the office of the General Manager. RN’S & LPN’S The town is now free to spend the $85,000. Of bid projects to spend an additional $113,000. asked for a salary of $17,000 and also asked for Paid holidays. Excallsnt In- 407 of the Connecticut General Statutes, not later than 4:00 P.M. Call Ivan at the amount, $40,000 will be used to buy a new Program requirements mandate that the suranca bansfits. Apply In Road, Bolton. Said Hearing will be held in the Auditorium of the Waddell Evening and night shifts. three new positions for his department, and all of April 11, 1980, by persons other than party-endorsed can­ * New competitive starting rescue vehicle for the fire department ; $38,000 town have spent 50 percent of these funds by three were deleted by the mayor. parson; School, 163 Broad Street, on Monday, April 7,1980, at 7:30 p.m. didates. “CALL" GALS AND GUYS SECRETARY in the evening, at which Hearing any elector or taxpayer may salar)’. for sidewalk reconstruction; and $7,000 to up­ the submission of its 1980 application. He also asked for $8,000 for a new station wanted! Good hourly rate, • New additional 10% shift The Manchester METRONICSp INC. Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the date the town’s Master Plan. Mrs. Herbst said the town is now free to wagon, $200 for a new revolver, $40 for a bonus, commissions, paid sick Part Time have an opportunity to be heard. For and by order of the Board premium on weekend, evenings R tB * 4 4 A of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut. procedure in filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from The town had been notified by HUD that it start work on the three projects listed in the holster, $250 for a desk and chair and $125 for a days and holidays, paid Congenial Bast of the and nights. BOLTON James R. McCavanagh, Secretary the Republican Registrar of Voters of any town in the district. — Excellent benefits including wasn’t meeting program requirements for grant application. vacations. Conveniently River Office needs able Evening Herald cabinet. All were deleted. Edward Tomkiel dental plan. located East Hartford office. Secretary for General Baard of Directors Town Clerk of Manchester - Call Personnel Department Must have good telephone Office Work. Must have Manchester, Connecticut NURSES AIDES wanted for voice and be persistent and (collect) for information about good typing and some Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this twentieth day of 014-04 full time on all shifts. Apply motivated to earn more than February, 1980, in-service training and director of nursing. Salmon- Shorthand. Interesting just an hourly rate at a part- 0764)3 description of duties. ' 647-9946 or Budget reflects major hike brook Convalescent Home, off time job. CALL AMERICAN field, lots of variety. IA Non-Smoking Hospital I House Street, Glastonbury. FROZEN FOOD at 569-4993, S alary depends on ELMCREST $280,043, and capital expenditures have been showing a five-year program of municipal im­ Please call 633-5244. LEGAL NOTICE COVENTRY — Town Manager Frank Con­ 12 pm to 3 pm daily. experience. No Fee. 1 647-9947 allotted $150,575. provements. “This has been develop^ with Call Barbara Beckley PSYCHIATRIC nolly has presented the Town Council with a A certified list of party-endorsed candidates on the slate of the “The budget this year was exceedingly dif­ all of the departments and the ^ a r d of LATHE OPERATORS - With FULL AND PART TIME for Mutti - Personnel Legal Notice INSTITUTE $5,988,086 budget proposal for fiscal year 1980- 2 years' experience. Good Golf course and snack bar. DEMOCRATIC Party in the Town of Manchester for election as 28 Marlboro Otroot 81. This represents an 18 percent increase over ficult due to inflation hitting all phases of Education and has been acted upon by the benefits. Salary nwotiable. Apply at Tallwood Country 643-7700 PUBLIC HEARING DELEGATES to the conventions of said Party specified below Portland, CT 06480 this year's budget and if approved would government operations, skyrocketing energy Planning and Zoning Commission,’’ he Hawk Precision Co., 303 Club, Route 85, Hebron. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS is-on file in my office at Town Hall, 41 Center Street. 1-342-4616 translates into a 10.6-mill rate hike over the costs that impact both fuel and heating, and a explained. Burnham Street, East Hart­ BOARD OF DIRECTORS ford, telephone 528-9845. town’s present 68.5 mills. leveling off of revenue sources,” Connolly told Highlights of the manager’s budget proposal RECEPTIONIST WANTED MARKETING REP TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT for dental specialty office, Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of CONVENTIONS the council. The single exception he cited is in­ include an increase of $72,206 in the public Vernon Circle area. Excellent NEEDED for entry level posi- Earlier this year the council voted to try to creased education funding from the state for works program and of $53,558 for public safe­ tion at fast growing^ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the state Convention EXCELLENT position for mature individual progressive Manchester com- ’ Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, keep the mill rate stable. The council is equalization. ty. Connolly said that inflation was the cause who enjoys working with peo­ First Congressional Convention THE MONEY ISI pany. College background Manchester, Connecticut. Tuesday, April 8,1980, at 8:00 P.M. to Third Senatorial Convention m KNOW expected to introduce cuts to specific items The manager may not make cuts to the of most of the hike. “Fuel and heating costs, OPPORTUNITY ple. Experience preferable. Good salary, uniform preferred. Send resume and consider and act on the following: Fourth Senatorial Convention following public hearings scheduled for next Board of Education budget under the town oil, lubricants, equipment parts, and the Worth's “Smiling Sorvlce" has an salary requirements to P.O .' opportunity for a motivated - vital Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Ninth Assembly Convention week. allowance, medical and Box 1526 Manchester, Conn. ,. charter, although the council is authorized to general expensive costs of maintaining heavy > experienced leader to manage retirement benefits. Reply to Fourteenth Assembly Convention Connolly has proposed $1,712,722 for the 1979-80, Recreation Department, for Bonnie Prudden Clinic and cut the bottom line. If the council does this, equipment,” are part of the problem, he said. the Vernon store. We want a per­ Box Y, c/o Manchester classes ...... $3,000.00 l A , ’ son who can build sales volume • ELECTRICIAN. Licensed' A primary will be held May 6, 1980, if a slate of candidates for general government expenditures. Another the board then decides where to apply the Human services has jumped $31,121, which Herald. to be financed by fees to be collected. sales personnel • and believes In journeyman. Experienced in any or all conventions is filed in accordance with Sections 9-382 % $3,844,746 has been requested by the Board of cuts, with input from school administrators. includes the salary of a full-time human ser­ “Smiling Service." residential, commercial, in- ' Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget SECRETARY - Manchester to 9-450, inclusive, of the General Statutes not later than 4:00 Education, which usually takes up 60 percent Connolly told the council he was in the vices coordinator who was previously paid by Excellent benefit package • dustrial wiring. P ast-, 1979-80, Recreation Department, supplies for craft classes en­ great working conditions. Law Office. Typing, P.M., of April 11, 1980 by persons other than party-endorsed of the town’s revenues. Debt service will total process of preparing a separate document federal CETA funds. General assistance or experience and employment^ ding in June. 1980 ...... ; ...... ,...... $2,000.00 Please call Mr. Jackson, shorthand. Send resume to: resume required. Call 875-5905 > candidates. welfare also is part of the increase. Worth's Downtown Waterbury, for Box A, c/o Manchester to be financ^ by fws to be collected. an appointment: after 5:30 p.m. for appoint- , General administration is up $29,501 and in­ Herald. ment for interview. -! Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the Commissions meet tonight cludes increases in utilities, compute! service 754-5101 1979-80, Board of Directors, for Commission on Children and procedure in filing opposing candidacies, may be obtained from contracts for the tax assessor’s and tax collec­ Youth ...... $50.00 Registrar of Voters, Town Hall, 41, Center Street. STOCK and CHILD CARE WORKERS. SEVEN BIO ROOMS including 4 bedrooms and a first COVENTRY — The Planning and Zoning Tomorrow the Water Pollution Control tor’s offices, and advertising expenses. Immediate openings for per-'” donation already received. Edward Tomkiel A REAL CtlARMERI 3 full size bedrooms, 'modem floor family room! Large wood burning stove with brick Commission will meet with the Conservation Authority will hold a special meeting at 7:30 in Health insurance has risen $19,938, Connolly RARE OPPORTUNITY - DELIVERY PERSON sons to work with severely - Proposed additional appropriation to Eklucational Special Town Clerk of Manchester kitchen, formal living & dining room, rec room, garage Commission tonight at 7; 30 in the Town Hall the Town Hall Planning Office to review a OWN YOUR OWN retarded, multi-handicapped ' Grants, Fund 41, Title IV-B, Elementary and Secondary Educa­ 0134)4- wall - plus an ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN! told the council. Civic and cultural costs are BUSINESS. Distributor for Some housekeeping and an ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAll $50's. lunch room to discuss “matters of mutual in­ modifie;^ storm drainage plan that would be children in classroom anddor-., tion Act, Library Media...... $15,911.00 up $18,519 as the expense for maintaining Kodak film, Duracell duties In addition to stock mitory settings. Experience ‘ terest.” implemented along with the sewers. The Batteries, G.E., Sylvania and handling. Good driving to be financed by State Grant. libraries and recreation has gone up. The with handicapped children. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 2 Among the topics are solar energy incen­ group expects to refer the proposal to the manager’s budget includes a small increase of other photo products needed record. Monday through required. Two years college tives and lake area setback requcements. The Town Council and to the Planning and Zoning in your area. No selling. Ser­ Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. preferred. Full time, second ! 1979-80, Board of Education ...... $5,500.00 $3,000 in the canine control account to cover vice top Retailers under to be financed by settlement for damages at Washington School. conservationists are interested in knowing Commission for review. both inflation and a new position of assistant Opportunity for advanced or third shift available. Part exclusive contract established student with compatible time, weekends only. $3.87 to ' Proposed additional appropriation to Whlton Library Trust how the possibility of municipal sewers in the The authority also will discuss a letter from warden. The town has a part time warden by us. High immediate in­ NEEDED $4.09 per hour. Excellent- Fund 10, for capital Improvements to conserve energy lake area would affect potential development the federal Environmental Protection Agency come minimum required in­ schedule. Apply In person now. benefits. Call 243-3496 or write ...... $20 ,0 00 vestment $9,975, 10()% profit Qiy; Personnel Assistant, Oak Hill • structure. Call between 8 AM 'A R R I S 0 N’ S to be financed from Whlton Trust Fund Account, CARRIER IN RLASTONRURY MR MAIN STREET School, 120 Holcomb Street., & 5 PM. 1-800-633-6387. Or Hartford, CT 06112, EOE. Amend proposed Ordinance enacted authorizing land exchange write: American Film MANCHESTER. CT on Sheldon Road by making certain corrections thereto. Council requests approved P ro cessin g , Inc., 1935R Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund $1, for these streets;— Hoover Court,' B'ham, AL Outreach, Social Support Coordinated Project $16,045.00 to be 8 ACRE EKECVTIVE RETMAT DN.RfHIIM jRT. EXT. 4 COMPLETELY REDECORATED 7 room colonial with IW |ColtsIoot Circle, Cattail Dr., April Dr., Addlsonl COVENTRY — About 70 residents turned The council will also be able to appropriate illy 35226. funded In part by a Grant front the North Central Connecticut bedrborft's;- 'battei'-'fJ'rwJiteed room; cedar baths, family room adjacent to kitchen, screened in rear PUBLIC AUCTION I m , Wortliington Rd., Griswold St., & Great] out at a special town meeting this week to ap­ $4,500 from local revenues to the police would have to go out fur bids before he could Foreclosure Sale by Order of Superior Court ‘AgeiK7 .on Aging r$t4,^.06-and a contribution from the extieHpr/'tlietmq^.i'trfijd gardge and'an ’.pbrph. garageoarias and a premiernrem er location! . . .. .'. TYPISTS AND CLERK IS W ^ p R d ., prove five Town Council requests, most of department’s special duty account. Town determine the interest rate that would be TYPISTS are needed to work No. 423 East Center Street, Manchester, CT. fceneral:Fupd'-$l,66®.0<>. ” ' them dealing with appropriations. Manager Frank Connolly explained that off- charged to the town. in the Hartford area. Call Two-story frame single family dwelling; 7 rooms; 3-car Proposed addlilonal'appropHaUon • contribution to Fund 61 • The council was given authority to use $58,- duty officers work for private individuals in Finally, about 21 acres of land behind the today. TAC/TEMPS, 727-8430. detached garage; city water and sewer; Lot 70.2 x 193 putreacb, Social Suptxirt Coordinated Project ...... $1,690.00 091 from the unappropriated cash surplus to town and that the town collects money for Town Hall were conveyed to the Housing average - Sold “as is”. M be financed from unappropriated surplus. - lOwn your own business and have your bwul PART TIME. Want cash for Proposed Ordinance r To consider the sale of Lot No. 21 in the reduce a Board of Education deficit. these services. Authority in hopes of obtaining state funds to the holidays? For every day? Sale April 12, 1980 1:00 p.m. on premises Ispending money for the coming summer. In response to a question by Robert ■Buuland Industrial Park to Kenneth F. Comneau for the sum An appropriation of $57,500 was voted enlarge the elderly housing project in that It's easy with the phone in Deposit $6,300.00 - cashier's check or certified check. S)f $50,000.00. A copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be seen in Olmstead, a former councilman, school board toward a property revaluation for the town. area. Authority Chairman Albert Bradley said your own home. Call 249-7773. Sale subject to Court approval. Jhe Town aerk’s CHfice during,hu$lneM h b ^ . ,;, ;. chairman Richard Ashley said the schools his group expected to get the funding, although Inquire; James J. Sullivan, Committee RBUnill . The total cost is expected to be $87,500, and TEACHERS AT ALL ;J»ij)0»R.-Mfl^vaMix'v-.. '' I A. ** Li#Cali 164 Blast Center Street ComiM’vt MoKm would be able to continue to operate until the $30,000 has already been set aside. In a it may take up to seven years, 'ne voters LEVELS: Universal S47-SM 7, Manchester, CT. 646-4406 !?■ '■ it'f end of the school year if the appropriation is separate agenda item, the taxpayers allowed 15 years to arrange the financing Teachers, Box 5231, Portland, 3>ated at Marichesitoi'dbnpedfiqdt '• '•’> ■ I :< '.'v''-'.. : aA for Chris. , ., 046-2482 EoakL HOUMM OffbRTMNTV made. authorized town officials to borrow funds for before the land would revert back to the town. Ore,. 97208. •Hhia 26th day of Mirch, 1980 ' (

Frank and Emaat Peanuts — Charles M. Schulx EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 2. 1980 - 19

6OOPM0RK':(6, ACROSS 3 Horse food Answer to Previous Punie Business & Service IF YOU PON'T MINP, WHAT 15 ' “FOURUJORMSl 4 Arm joints D O Y o u I'M FROM THE I'P LIKE TO ASK YOU YOUR NET A PAY" 1 Cultivate 5 Receiver of 0 H A T Q 0 E 8 8 H Y R b b y E A V E E R D A A A A 5 Drop heavily money CENSUS BUREAU ->vi GOT IT! A 0 N E 1 AFEIU(JUE5TI0N5... INCOME? 9 Energy unit '6 Ananias T M E N T T P MINDPI n E E D 1 By ADigaii van Buren 12 Vintage 7 Griddar. w 0 A T E R 8 T 1 T 0 N 1 L 13 River in Jimmy_____ 8 H E 8 1 N Q 0 L 0 Yi Yorkshire 8 Scribe 14 Moray P 1 M P L E E T H 1 N E 9 Skinny fiih E R A 15 Against a E R T 1 T T E H lOBridle part D E C A M U ■ DEAR A BBY: I’m 16 and pregnant by a married man. (ITl 16 Narrative a Q E 8 E 11 Hilarity L L E (jipl him Donny.) When we fell in love, Donny said he waa 17 Recline P E E 19 Phrase of un­ 8 T A M 1 N A R A F T 8 18 More iniolent ■eparated from his wife but his divorce was coming through derstanding (2 0 A T 0 E N E 0 O Y A 20 Middle (law) ‘Jany day,” and then we’d be married, so I really wanted to wds) fi R E H A L E C R U . I 22 M a o _____ 4 4*l> have his baby. T 0 D T R E K R 1 E L tung 21 Norse I just found out that Donny is still living with hia wife, Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 23 Spike navigator and there is no divorce in the works. Abby, I never knew 29 Cleansing 45 Having 24 Rear 23 British agent auricles □ E D U C A T I O N Art/e/as lo r Bale______41 Apertmenta For Pent 83 Aufoa Per Bale Sf. Ipye could turn to hate so fast. I’m five 'months along and 27 Zeitiest Strv/CM O fftn d 31 Strv/CM O t h n d 31 Strv/OM O t h n d 31 Pt/ntffW-Ptptr/ns S2 nobleman 30 Pairs 46 Adolescent iMw it’s too late for an abortion. I don’t want to keep this HOW /kBCXJTY NO.' I'M ANVWAV. I USUALLY 31 Do wrong 24 Guns DINING ROOM SET Colonial TH REE ROOMS. Heat, hot 33 Holding 47 Flexible tube SPRING CLEANUP. Fer­ l3u>y now, ahd I never want to see Donny again. A LITTLE STILL ON CARRY SOMETHING 32 Always 25 Long vocal ...... style 61,400, Call 568-1968. w ater, stove, refrigerator, 34 Plains Indian device 48 Inner (pref.) tilize, lime, seed your lawn J^onny’s wife called me and said she was sorry I was in SNACK, y A STRICT R3R EMERGENCIES.' solo Prhrata inatruedona 18 ...... carpet, first floor. (%itrally 35 Essayed 36 Normandy 49 Auger now. Quality work for a mess. ’Then she asked if I would let her and Donny EMILV? X PIET.' 26 Made mad R&R HEBERT PAINTING ------Deaa-BIrda-Pata 43 located. Adults only, no pets. 37 Small island invasion day 50 Spoiler on a reasonable prices. 647-9260. IBve my baby. She said they would pay all my expenses and 27 Spicy quality Interior & Exterior. RIDING LESSONS Indoor ______!! |240. Security de^lt. ^11 m x 39 Accounting 38 Ages plane Iteould go on with my life like nothing happened. 28 Energy unit “ Guaranteed Quality riding ri^ne. We^m stock HOME SWEET HOME - 846-7690. agency (abbr) 41 Whirlpools 51 Arm bone |[|What do you think of the idea, Abby? No way will I keep 40 Least happy Workmanship!” Call 649-7718. Complete health-guard „------(Pl) 43 Greek capital 52 Asian country 42 Grinds seat. All levels 228-9817. facilities Cats also. Canine ALL AREAS, all ages, all t M S baby, and J don’t want to be involved with Donny 55 Cheat (si.) JBymore. Please tell me what to do. 44 Refreshing MUIR’S TREE SERVICE Building Contracting S3 ------:------Holidav Inne 200 Sheldon rents. Apartments and homes VOICE, PIANO Instructions. J^chester 646-5971 to share. No fee to list your ; MESSED UP AT 16 beverage 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 AND LANDSCAPING. Former faculty New York man, wancnesier. owKwr/i. ^ 45 Dine Lowest prices. Fifteen years WES ROBBINS Carpentry 46 They would 12 13 14 ^ i c ^ Art High ^ M l . BOX STALLS, TRAILS - Blue Call seven days, 721-1624, experience. Call Ray Muir, remodeling specialist. Ad­ ^ E A R MESSED; You say you don’t want to keep (cont.) Professional Singer/Planist. Program. Ring Great Mate Roommate Ser- 874^47. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, lEe baby and you don't want to be involved with 49 Shy 15 16 17 with lights. Pastures. D ^ vice. Q>nny anymore. A wise deciaion. Feeling aa you do, built-ins, bathrooms, 53 Age le 19 H 2 0 21 EXPERIENCED MOTHER y * * * * ,* * « ,* ...... turnouts. Rockville.Call 875- ...... oeotact a licenaed adoption agency. If you give your 54 Composer INCOME TAX PREPARA­ kitchens, 649-3446. WILL BABYSIT In her home. Behoola-Claaaaa 18 9954. or 8730272; 742-9653. Homss for Rani 54 ■ 97 54 33 1 ■Slid to Donny and bis wife, you can expect to be Stravinsky 22 23 TION SERVICE - At your For infants or pre-school TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY involved with Donny forever. 56 Songstress ■ home. 20 Years Experience. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawranca 24 25 26 28 29 30 children. Homestead Street Carpenby and general con­ E A ST E R BU N N IES FO R CHECK THIS! Lovely two ------^ I tv Fitzgerald P B P F SALE-W hite, black, gray and bedroom.Heat paid. WiUi gar- HIGH PERFORMANCE AND 57 Superlative ■ Dan Mosler, 649-3329, or 525- GIVE TAX PROBLEMS the area. 646-0520. tracting. Residential and ; PEAR ABBY: Four months ago a co-worker fixed me up 31 33 34 8263. ole 1-2 punch! Tax C o ^ ra - commercial. Whether it be a ^ ^ I i h min nT brown. Some 8 weeks, some 5 age. 6300. (1832). 238-^, ECONOMY. Modified 1/6 WELL,CHRI5- 1 HOPE THOSE IW ANY CASE-HERE'S YOUR suffix ■ ■ Svith her brother (I’ll call him Sam), who lost his wife about 5TORIE5 WERE TRUE ABOUT HOW CHAWCE TO 9 H O W US! tion of America, SEXJOND VALVO T R E E SERVICE - snull repalt' job, or a custom ^ m o n t h s . Call 8464810. locators, small fee. Formla Ford Pinto. 040.4 58 Journey 35 1. 3, 3. Call 6464308. or 646-3549. ------seconds, 30 mpfr , suspension B7 ear before. I’m a 53year-old divorcee. Well, Sam and I hit SOU CAW RAP WITH AWIMAU5- 59 One-billionth iargest Tax Service is FIRST Tree Itemoval. Lot’s Cleared. built home or anything In 1 F ■ Chipper Service. Stump ...... RED SA’HN RABBI’TS. Five SOUTH WINDSOR - Elegant 3 radial spoilers. Excellent co* is.off beautifully. He’e 62, very attractive and has no BECA05E IT MAY AAAKB A BIG (prefix) 40 Ti 43 in convenience. Your home- or between call 646-13^ PlfPBKeNCe TO SOUR INCOME TAX- Done in your Removal. Free Estimates. In­ □ R E A L E S T A T E months old. Also some black, bedrooms. Radiant fireplace, dltion. 62295. 646-7538. .;.T financial worries. 60 Recent (prefix) my office. 647-9428. Pauline —We have a Wonderful time together. I especially appreciate ____, F U T U R E ! 61 Went quickly 44 45 home. Six years experience. sured. Call Bob 4234)283, or CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Call 6444072. Low rent. Option. (1733). 236------■ Kozuck. Sam’s patient, gentlemanly behavior. Almost every other 62 Resorts Call for very Reasonabie Bill 423-7963. Additions and Remodeling. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5549^ Locators, small fee. 1975 MERCURY MONTEQQ 46 47 48 50 51 52 Rates. 646-5346. Waiter Homaa Pot Sale 23 Uutical Inatrumanla 44 ------MX - Excellent condition, low man I’ve dated since my divorce has tried to rush me into ■ Free estimates. Call Anthony DOWN 53 54 55 56 Zingler. DRIVEWAY SEALING. Squillacote 649-0811. ------MANCHEIS’TER - Victorian mileage, Quadropho^c 1>^ after the first date. Sam never tried to go beyond a good- Protects and beautifies your 6 COVEN’TRY - 25 Acres with 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS in- two bedroom. Hardwood stereo4 track, power ste e ^ Ujght kias. 1 Burmese 57 66 59 IN C O M E T A X driveway. Experienced and FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY room Western Ranch. Only 4 eluding Ovations, plus free floors. Large yard. Across / brakes, one owner. 872-6523 Sam’s sister told me yesterday that Sam is really crazy currency DAN WADE Have your In- PREPARATION. Reasonable reasonable. Free estimates. years old. With central air, case with this ad. Carlos street from lovely park. 6300. 6335310, or 6530508. j . about me and would ask me to marry him tomorrow, but 60 61 62 prepared expert- - Remodeling and Additions. 2 Soviet river come Taxes accurate, in your home or Call Art, 649-3061, Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 fenced pasture, out buildings, guitars 80% off. Rivers Music, ( ^ 3 1 ) . 2^5M6^. Locators, ------^ aargery he had six years ago ended his sex life. ly by leading; independent----- , ------Tax (NfWSFAFtA INTINMHSC ASSNJ mtae. Norm Marshall, 643- years’ experience! For Free 2 ponds, brook and much 7 Main Street, New Britain, small fee. 1976 FORD ECONOLIfYE 7mHow can I let Sam know that I don’t give a hoot about (l^nsuitant. Phone 649-6851. 32 PtlnUng-Pnpnrlng utlm ates, call 646-4239. more. Group I Philbrlck 225-1977. Layaways. ------VAN 100 - V8. Finished in- that? Agency. 646-4a)0. ------;— RENOVATED terior. Loaded with optid/H. CAPRICORN DAN SHEA PAINTING & FARRAND REMODELING ------CABLE NELSON Spinet Piano RELA XA TION -Luxurious Captains’ Chair, stereo etc. DECORA’TING. Interior and MANCHESTER - Immaculate - Excellent condition. Call 643 two bedroom. Must see. Only 63750. Call 6333233.5631804 or Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, DEAR CAP: Tell Sam's sister. Allay Oop — Dave Qraua J & M SPECIALISTS IN HOME exterior. Also wallpapering. Room Additions, Decks, All 2-family Flat. 5-4. Ceramics 6680, keep trying. 3250. (2 2 0 -3 ) . 2 3 6-5 6 4 6 , 5634373 evenings. b r ic iq e IMPROVEMENT- Roofing, Quality craftmansnip. Call baths. 3 zone heat. S ^ r a t e ...... Locators, small fee. ------iMtaltation Of Alumlmjm Storm Wpes of Remodeling and r. DEAR ABBY: A minister wrote to say how easy it was for D o ^ Windows, Roll-Up Aw­ Remodeling Additions. R.P. 646-5424 or 646-1305. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ driveways. Marion E. Robert- A nU quat 48 ------FOR SALE - 1972 DATSUN him to get into the homes of total strangers and urged you to HE LOOKS W E M U S T / BUT I ...AM* I’M \ HEH.' h EH! I'M Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag nings, Canoplos A Shuttors. Odd Roushon Builders, Inc., 633 ly Insured. Phone 643-6017. son. Realtor. 6435953. ------EAST HAR’TFORD - Secluded 510 WAGON. 90,000 m ilc i Slits. Also, Qlsss A Serttfl warn readers to be more careful. Hia letter prompts this EXACTLY LIKE CELEBRATE NEVER NOT YOUR S LA P TO SE E 3654. PAINTING - Interior and ...... WANTED - Antique Fur- home in quiet area. All Excellent condition. Must Y O U , OOP! Rtptir. response: YO U R RE- V LEFT..! BROTHER! / YOU STILL HAVE exterior. Paperhanging, SINGLE ROOM ADDITIONS Lota-Land lor Sale 24 niture, glass, pewter, oil pain- appliances. 6250. (1832). 233 sell. 6434798 after 6:30. TURN TO THE /— THAT CRA7.V 137 WJndMrvlll* Bd. 823-2892 EXPERT PAINTING and excellent work references. ------tings, or antique items. R. 5646, Locators, small fee. ------Ten years ago we invited the public to purchase paper ISLAND, BROTHER / 1/ Broad Brook. Cl. Aflor 6 P.M. - Sun Decks, Patio Doors. SENSE OF HUMOR! Math, not luck, scores LANDSCAPING Specializing Free estimates. Fully in­ Reasonable Prices. For free BOLTON - 2 1/2 a c re s . Harrison, phone 6438709. ------1977 MUSTANGE Hatchback. products directly from our company, which is a wholesale ALLEY' in Exterior House Painting. sured. Martin Matson. 643 Wooded with brook. Nice lot •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ASHFORD. Four room house. Four cylinder, four speed, ;^tribution concern. s estimates Call Joe, 646-1519. ag a in st Souths seven Tree pruning, spraying, 4431. with 200 foot frontage. 625,000 Wanted to Buy 49 Unfuml^ed. Tiled bath, large good condition. Asking 64000 „'We accepted personal and company checks with no CAM T R E E SERVICE - Free NORTH 4-2-80 diamonds mowing, weeding. Call 7C- MASONRY. All types of con­ firm. Call 6439104. ------yard. No animals. Lease. 4M- or best offer. Must sml. 643 demand to verify identifications. Over a 10-year period, we estimates, discount senior ♦ J3 South won, drew trumps 7947. A&W PAINTING Contrac­ crete work and repairs...... OLD WOODEN CHAIRS, 4190. 5464423, evenings. 1172 between 9 and 3. citizens. Company processed over 150,0(X) checks of which only 14 were no V J2 and went after clubs. The tors. Quality painting and Fieldstone a specialty. Free Baal Batata Wanted 28 D RESSERS & TABLES - Any ...... Manchester-owned and gpod! (Our total loss was less then $300.) ♦ A62 finesse worked and South MOVING LARGE paper hanging at reasonable estimates. Cali after 5, 643 ------^------condition. Will buy one or a oitlcaa-Staraa for Bant 58 BANK REPOSSESSION FOR - We are convinced that 99.9 percent of the people are operated. Call 646-1327. SELU N G your house? Call us house lot. Call 872-2590. i/mcw o w n , rer nwm LeSabre; ♦ AgiOI62 made his vulnerable grand APPLIANCES - Cellars, At­ rates. Fully insured. Free 1870. ^ n e e t and law-abiding, and our experience proved ua tics cleaned. Odd jobs done. Estimates. Call Wayne 643 first and we’ll make you a ...... PROFESSIONAL/BUSINESS 3895. Contact the Savings WEST EAST slam. The unlucky expert B&M TREE SERVICE - Also will buy anything. Call 7696. correct. ♦ KQ 10 8 * 9 7 6 4 2 said; ' Here’s a hand that Specialist in tree and stump PooHng-SIdlng-Chlmnnf 34 n RENTALS OFFICE BUIlS ^»k of ^^ester, Ui«i What a shame that the news media report only on this 644-1775. Realtor, 6431577.______U RENTALS proxlmately 2600 square feet. Department, 6431700. VK 10 7 5 3 VQ964 won't even make six unless removal. Free estimates. PERSONAL Paperhanging email percentage of unethical and dishonest people. ♦ 9 8 * 5 3 the club finesse works and he Senior citizen discount. 24 opi ♦ K 3 * 7 5 PROFESSIONAL HOUSE for particular people, by Dick. MAY WE BUY your home? *52 C em e\7L7t'M °“ew VW RABBIT 1977. One MINNEAPOLIS BUSINESSMAN bids and makes seven. &()?$! I hour, year round service. 643- ment Co. Expert installation CLEANING - One time of Call 6435703 anytime. of. aluminum siding gutters Quick’ fair a cash and n^o wooms tor Bant______k .. '"‘',*5 The Flintstonea — Hanna Barbara Productions SOUTH should quit rubber bridge.” 7285. SPECIAL .WINTER weekly basis. Excellent ■" DEAR BUSINESSMAN: It’s not “news” when ♦ A5 We got away as quickly as RATES!______arid trim. Roofing Installation raOMPSON HOUSE. C». »»■«<»'fl* - references. Call Elagle Home PROFESSIONAL PAINTING and repairs 64^95, 871-2^. ]|jpople obey the law, love one another and live YA8 possible. South's biading had Maintenance, 623-0858. WHAT'S WRONS, ♦ K g jl07t not been very scientific and he IN C O M E TA X - Interior and exterior. V E im O N E H E A .U f.U W ; ! . •Inippily ever after. Crime, corruption, violence and THE Commercial and residential. P E & & L E S ? ♦ J9 4 had certainly banged into the PREPARATION Call Janet S, ROOFER WILL Install Roof, privileges. Call 6432358. Hm s for rent, to e , 12 ^ 12. or ouo-wrz.______^ misfortune ARE news. HOT WATERPROOFING, slam while flying rather blind Gworek after 6 p.m. for an ap­ Free estimates. Fully in­ Siding or Gutter for Low I, like you, am inclined to expect the beat from Vulnerable: Both HATCHWAYS, foundation WATEK in a fog, but seven diamonds pointment at your con­ sured. 646-4879. Discount Price. Call Ken at pieople, but when you leave your warehouse I’ll bet Dealer: South cracks, sump pumps, window 2ROOMS-lFree,1620week- 6^75 rn Jy cl^^ S ® ^ '^ i n S QUIT- is the best contract. venience. 644-0194 647-1566. ,ypu not only lock the door, you turn on the alarm. wells, stone walls, patios. J.P . LEWIS & SON- Custom BUT West North Eul Sooth Every once in a while we steps, walks, fir^Iaces, con­ Decorating, Interior & O t h e 1 ♦ find a hand like this that . Are there questions you can’t ask your parents? Get crete repairs. ’Thirty years Exterior Painting, - C O L D Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 9 makes five or seven depend­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE Hoatlng-Plumblng 35 Abby’s new booklet: WHAT TEENAGERS OUGHT Fireplaces, concrete. experience. 643-4953. 646-1190. Paperhanging it Remodeling, Call 649-5459.______MANCHESTER - Retail, w a t e r , Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3 * ing on an even-money chance. Kitchens, Recreation Rooms. mTO k n o w . Drugs, sex and alcohol are plainly dis- Pass 4 ♦ Pass 4 NT Now let’s look at the Chimney repairs. No job too NO JO B TOO SMALL - Toilet 238 CHARTER OAK STREET storage^/or man^acturing 8 ^ Pa*"}- "<> ^Mt g ^ DIDN'T Call 6439658. 'CBBS^d. Send $ 2 and a long, stam ped (28 cen ts) self- Pass 5 T Pass 7 9 mathemctics. Forget the hon­ small. Save! Call 6446356 for repairs, plugged drains, Isonalized Service' A H - Room with private entrance, s^ce. 2,000 square fwt to 50,- enriM. AM^M. 64W o r_ ^ -addressed envelope to Abby, 132 Lasky Drive, Pass Pass Pass ors that South scores anyway. estimates. kitchen faucets replaced, isonallzed service. s^i^g^Ie for older working 000 s q u a r e f e e t . V e r y 643 « 1 5 , call Daxe TEACHERS - Experienced Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212. If he bids five diamonds, he FLOORS UNLIMITED - repaired, rec rooms, lartinn " ■ gentleman. Parking. Security, reasonable. jokers ______** ______exterior painters. Now scores either 600 or 640 for an •'ATTENTION WORKING bathroom remodeling, heat Opening lead:* K Floor, Carpet, l^holstery booking for Spring-Summer average 620 points. If he bids PARENTS" I will babysit Care. Double-Cleaning modernization, etc. Free work. Free estimates. ' ■ O K . K ”T-5“ “f'SS six, he makes 1300 or minus your child in my home with Method. Free Estimates. Call Estim ate gladly given. M 6i M Reasonable rates. 6435873. NICE, PLEASANT ROOM...... S??643«157' 100 for an average gain of loving care. 528-8560. 643-5434. Plumbing & Heating. M32871. Next to private bath. Private W anted to Bant 57 flstroqroph The Born Loser — Art Sansom By Oswald Jacoby 645 A 1*72 CAMARO - New tires, and Alan Sonlag However, if he bids seven ______exhaust system. Many extras. he makes 2140, or minus 200 H ouaahold Goods 4 0 ^ Asking 62650. Call 6437215 Ci. Bernice Bede Osol PUT IIJ TWg OR„,I'W Our friend, the unlucky an average gain of 970. So //B/p Wanted 13 Help Wtnfd 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted IS E C f m , TTIAT WAS ------...... WORKING WOMAN NEEDS after 6 :00 p.m. expert was in a worse humor seven diamonds is the best APRIL than usual, if he ever can get bid. LA W N C A R E R E F R I G E R A T O R S - 4 or 5 Room Apartment by ------SERVICE STATION Washers / Ranges, used, »PartmantB For Bant 53 Responsible and 1*78 RED CHEVY MONZA. to that worse than usual state. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | PROFESSIONALS. Job Iff iSSSSSSa thing fun could pop up that costs M A N A G E R - D o n ’ s We quote: "i)?:K)l That PART TIME openings in fast growing lawn M LTorM T guaranteed and clean. New t nnKiN G fnr anvihinir in dependable, with references. 8700 miles. Ehccellent c o ^ > little or no money. Keep your American, 128 Tolland ’Turn­ ^ I f o u r lucky idiot! And it always hap­ (For a copy ol JACOBY treatment profession. Star­ Part time weekend ttoe? Rg^^call after 5:30 p.m., tion. Call after 6 pm, 64343^.;;. schedule flexible. pike, Manchester, telephone VIRGO (Aug. 23-8#pt. 22) What pens to me.” MODERN, send $1 to: "Win at Floor Cloanaro ting salary over $200 a week positions available within ^ r t h d a y 643-5575. may look like a spur-of-the- Bridge, " care ol this newspa­ plus fringe benefits. Excellent S d P®KsO^, 64^Mam SllX R affle ------1965 OLDSMOBII^' We calmed him down and our Lab for ASCP moment impulse to others will be he showed us this hand. It per, P.O. Box 489, Radio Oily opportunities for advance­ Street, 6432171. ATTENTION, Undlords and DYNAMIC 88 convertible < NURSES AIDES - Part time 8 Registered Medical Lab ------ftasociates, me. mu-iw u. management agents. We have Good running condition. in 'reality something you’ve seems that he sat West and Slalion, New York, N.Y. ment. High school diploma ! " April 3,1960 thought about for a long time Mornings And Evenings. a. m. to 1 p.m. Excellent Technicians. Experience in m a n p h r c t f r opened the king of spades 10019.) and good driving record ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! responsible working tenants Spinner wheel covers. All There could be a sudden shift in benefits. Apply in person to: one or more of the and are just now acting on. Send Resume to Box B, Custom made draperies, sUp- ’ witV references lor your power. 6375, 6431912^____ ^ circumstances this coming year LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) By Meadows convalescent req u lm . Call now, Lawn-A- Heathcliff — Qeorga Qataly c/o Manthester Herald following areas: covers and upholste^. Budget vacancies. No fee to list with can lead to bigger and bet- being alert today you may be Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Mat, 331. Summit Street, / . Manchester, 649 8667 for inter­ Hemotplogy, Chemistry, Terms Arranged. Cafl 2832331 S r ? M fw ' “ »• C a ll . s e d a y s , WANTED JUNK w^unwanted (W things workwise. Be prepared able to pick up something of Manchester. 647-9194. or 6431000: Locators, smau tee. H O U S IN G R E N T A L cars - Will pay up 625. Call view appointment. Blood Bank or and willing to make the change. enduring value others have over­ RIE8 (March 21-April 19) looked or Ignored. You’ll s^ot it Bacteriaology. For more ...... :...... FOUR ROOM APARTMENT.. CENTER, 721-1656, . . a Spn't be afraid to apply a new Immediately. m J 'V MJj linn ut mm u| .|ymi information on specific Articlaa lor Sale 41 F^riily „ARp WORIUNG ' -. Young. Truika hr Safa W and untried method to an old SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) It WInthrop — Dick Cavalll hours and assignments, task. You could develop some could be to your advantage please contact the Per­ pets. 6285 ,643 CHEVROLET FLATBED il^ s a v e r s that will serve you today to let yourself drift with the waH In the future. Find out more sonnel Department at 646- W ■ . : ' .3167.^^3540,. . . . lIOUSEtoREPflr.ReasoHable TRUCK, 1966, Model C53. Bed tide, until you see the right of what lies ahead for you In the opportunity to jump in and grab IF YOU rrfe U TTLETH IN iSe ^ 1222, Extension 481. a l u m in u m Sheets'used as r a s t H A RTRiron Thr^a ■ P'®®3e;' Call. 742-M43 early 10 fo o M Inciw . 0 ^ con^^ ytw following your birthday by the brass ring. e p ^ L U E P L IK E T H A T MANCHESTER printing plates, .007 thick inoniing or late evening. “jl sending for your copy of Astro- SACfTTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) VOURKAALE THATi^ETYtJU Graph Letter. Mail $1 each to MEMORIAL HOSPITAL toxMW^ Ss each or 4 AvM e immediately;; ...... Today, you could receive some aAQOMARCe^ BfXlNCBOOLir Attention Realtors 71 HcynM SBMt ^ ro g rp h . Box 489, Radio City information that would help R osre?, IT OFTHEeRACE Btinelm Wr, Com. 0B044 nteked'^uTb'Jtore'irfm - □ AUTOMOTIVE GMC 1972 1 TON UTILmr Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to achieve a goal you thought diffi­ k i pl«M up oeiore ii a.m. center, Fee 650, . TRUCK - Has the readl^ Specify birth date. cult or impossible to attain. NAOULPBF P R Q SfftA M ■ ■ ------^ :*• • * * t * * * r * ...... enclosed body, with side conr TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Get­ CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) •r e t s o f m - L g ting some new acquaintances The best opportunities for NAMRCN.' 'A a RI5 E... CHAIN FALLS,.'tap and dye a il X e T r f T - ° _____ . &®"7‘*30a m totfflor; together with old pals could achievement come through your set, electric welder,acetylene nfediLly. 62W monthly. Nice WE PAY TOP PRICES for l^ f^ 7.30a.m . to5.30p.rm, prove to be stimulating and more progressive contacts. MANCHESTER - Stock room ou tfit, aluminum ladder, Call 721-lffi6, Housing wrecked and junk cars. A 6t B ...... rewarding for everybody. New Avoid conferring with people clerk and building custodian. thoughts are invigorating. who think status quo. mREALTOR ■ Must have driver’s license OfeMINI (May 21-Juiw 20) A AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 19) An SVZ';“ilSc'uX « and be able to drive a van. sudden solution to a family prob­ unusual source for obtaining KC4P laAvnk:: Company profit sharing and lem that has been a thorn in your something you've been wanting O'WMNtA.ne I H tag I In Commemoration of paid m ajor medical and life tfde could present itself today. It (bay open up. Don’t discount it insurance. 33hour week. For U S E ^ C E S IU T E S s i ^ t o bedroom, 6125. Call 721-1624, e x c e l l e n t . M u st s e l l , {'<8% will be good to get it out of the just because it's a departure appointment, call Mr. 11, good condition. 6438069. G ieat Mate, Fee 640: ^ ® H t e r f t . 3 ^ . 7«-8788“ ” ' ' ? way. from your normal way of operat­ Short Ribs - Frank Hill Atwood, 646 -6300, between 10 CANCER (June 21-July 22) ing. interruptions of your daily rou­ PISC ES (Fob. 20-Morch 20) Be a am and 4 pm. VERNON,-3 Rponn;.Fipish^ 3:30 p.m., 6^1150, 5284063. ,975 HONDA SUPER SPORT WHY DOES THE OLIVE b e c a u s e ; IT ISN'T AN OLIVE. ^ IT S “TH e pnvkiiPMKRTvmn tine will be welcomed, rather good listener today. Someone £ V E O P= ‘ IN MY (DDCKTAIL KEEP SWEETIE.. A pril to 1 •rttSufflns’ ------•" ~ A ------753 Kerker headers.. KN» ]^^n annoying. The little breath- you'll be talking to can funish N £ W T 13 19 U sId ^ ^ ^ ’seMOT 2 ’®"“’ O R e " - Oil cooler. Much will take the boredom away. you with a valuable point of view 4K 1N & AT M E • A Special tabloid will Appear on IfiO (July 23-Aug. 22) Although you haven’t yet considered. you may be short of cash, some­ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) W E D N E SD A Y -A P R IL 16th NURSE RUES ; B«rry’t World — Jim Berry months,-SSrs" 6175. 6430841 days. mTnutes from H - artfo rds , SSS'"" Auto Parts. Inc. 6433391. q u o ta tio n s . Im m i^ diate Buga Bunny — Halmdahl & Stoflal DINING ROOM SET - 1/2 ^ 1*70 FORD CUSTOM SEDAN coverage avaiUble. Call Jtan You Should Be Represented price 6975. 5631988 ______- 428, 4 barrel. 6500, or best, at Qarke Insurance. 6431128. (3 To provido Nursing Cars ...... ------r r - r — 6 l a r g e r o o m s - offer. Call 6494410, anytime. ^ In privets homss and MOVING Must sell, toys Dishwasher. Modern bath. p.w A Rn invs------v 7 IN ^R ^cf Same dav Msdicsl FscHttlse. Part bunk beds and matching 1295 Noutilities Nonets Call CAMARO 1975 • V-8 , iiTaunAnuiL. oame qay If you have not already been contacted Hms, lull tims. ConsMsra- chest. Encyclopedia Brit- ^ ' automatic. Interior/exterior Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World Please Call Non givsn to prs4srsncs tanica, 1978. Call 6431428 ______excellent shape. Runs great, tompetitive rates. Call Judy, after 6 p.m.______t HREE-ROOM apartment - Asking 63,100. 6437738. ( ^ k e t t Agency Inc., ^ 3 of;—Location and Hours. Hf7W C(7ULP BUT ONLY IF THE OWLS V NO F8E • WEEKLY FAY COBP HAVE VOTEP,' THEIR VICTORy SUSAN PECK ONE SOFA & ONE ARM hTwtw ^ 1*7* EORD GRAN TORINO ------.' - y Z . For bitormatton caH CHAIR : Rust and gold. Good street secow/^Roor Seinirity Bucket seats, one owner. BONDA 5M Four l ^ Crash L O iT r tH E PARTY STARTEP BEFORE 643-2711 * 6 4 3I619 condition. Best o ffer Cail 843 R e t a ^ ^ ^ L e ^ Needs some body work. 6800. Bar. Corbin ^ t . Shgy Bar. OWLS ALONE THE POLLS OFENEP,' HAPEN0U6H BY THE t im e t h e y Copy Deadline - Wednesday, April 9 \M MDiASSIfTMCE CLOUT TO HEARP CORP HAP PUT H IM l o s t ; t h e y DIPN'T of NoiHi EasMni Cm m . FOUR-ROOM apartment-Se- '"0"° VAN -tow W ^ FURN ITURE - One piece or cond floor H M t and hot engine. Good condi- e iT .» ffv f rxe OVER THE EVEN OARE! , 387 Em I Caotar SL , entire household. Cash On The w a te r A D D lian ces On Bon* ready for tngiectlon. $485 TOP.' Menehsaler 1^. Furniture Barn, • 643 , Jim. Ouf 843lST»fter 4:00 ^M UeM .^lta 0665. Security, 64*:2.m. . • ' P’™' , oest oner, tan SW-557B. X lA Jnl inirNfS e O l K e t ; AGREE WITH HIM

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AUENTION!! EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS: 4 f c Looking for You don't have Id sh e ll out m uch 24 HOUR CLASSIFIED SERVICE to gel hig results. , 'OOP ^ 2jJ "Who'8 In charge of sexual harassment?" L0 6 EB6 if: * ■ ALL­ CALL 643-2718 after 5 p.m. or 643-2711 during business hours 8.30-5 Y-1- QHIttaWA.Ita,1M%taMa>WOW *‘W h«t a Stupid-tooth fairy! I put my tooth under my pillow and all I got waa a tube of toothpastol 20 - EVENING HERALD, Wed,, April 2, Energy report funded \ / application for assistance under the VERNON — The Vernon Board of grant from a $25,000 account ear­ state program. Education has been awarded a $2,500 marked for energy conservation' in the 1979-80 budget. If matcljing funds are approved, a matching grant for the technical professimal engineer will perform a assistance phase of an energy audit Dr. Linstone said the school technical energy audit and prepare a for the Northeast School. system has been actively involved in seeking federal funds for energy con^ final/dhergy conservation measure ^ e o p le / F o o The grant was received under the application for final state and federal Schools, Hospitals, Local Govern­ servation. The schools, as a require­ ment for participation, had to per­ approval for a total grant of $78,200 it won’t cost you much ment and Public Care Institutions Dr. Linstone said. (SHLP) program. form an energy audit by a state cer­ tified energy auditor. The $78,200 would be used for the Dr. Robert Linstone, assistant thermal windows and insulation for superintendent of schools, said the Northeast School. A solar heating to put some spice into grant will cover the first phase of Angelo Demma, supervisor of buildings and grounds for the school proposal will also be included in the grant entitlement which should grant application. This would cost cumulate in a large “energy conser­ system, was one of the first eight Let \bur Easter Menu SingoE ^niiig about $M,000. vation measure” grant for thermal persons certified by the state as an Dr. Linstone said that approval of your life with Interchangeable windows and insulation for the auditor after completing an intensive the grant applications should help the school. state-sponsored training program. Upon completion of his training, town stabilize oil costs as the price of Easter brings warmth to all who enjoy its meaning of new life in the spring. The The town has been asked to ap­ Demma performed the necessary oil continues to rise at an un­ celebration of this "feast of feasts" is made memorable through symbolic food precedented rate. components of Fortrel® ’ propriate the matching portion of the energy audit and turned in the first selected for the occasion.

Ham has been chosen for spring feasts for centuries. For today, a boneless "fully- cooked" smoked ham brightens the Easter table and carries on the tradition with Gessay quits zone panel by Fire Islander ease. A refreshing lemon glaze and tulip garnish dress it in style for spring. ' Easter would be incomplete without eggs. To bring this long-time symbol of new interests of the town.” to reside but no place for you to work VERNON - Michael J. Gessay, a life to the table, surround the ham with "eggs" shaped from a savory mixture featur­ .. A member of the Vernon Zoning Com­ He cited as one example, the locally,” Gessay said. He said he op­ mission, has announced he is changing of a parcel of land on Hart­ posed this change and was outvote ing long grain white and wild rice prepared in its stay-perfect pouch. Spring colors resigning from that board, effective ford Turnpike (Route 30) from In­ 4-1. triumph in a dazzling side dish — a medley of sweet peas, cut broccoli and whole April 15. dustrial Zone to residential. He said Gessay also said he feels the town kernel corn, all frozen in their special sauces, then blended with pimiento and almonds. the land is accessible to Interstate 86 planner has too much input on the In a letter to Robert Vanderpoel, Tradition is again savored in the Easter beverage of piping hot lea. Its clean, commission chairman, Gessay said and just because it wasn’t flat didn’t commission’s decisions noting that that since he was appointed to the mean it wouldn’t be appealing to he feels the commission members fresh taste and delightful amber glow add a touch of elegance to the Easter table. commission, six months ago, he has some sort of industry. can decide for themselves what is After the feast is over, often fixings for another meal remain. The use-agam best for the town "and not always had to oppose most of the items If we keep doing this we are telling power of ham can provide the basis for a variety of flavor-packed entrees — a savory the new people who move to Vernon follow the town planner like a bunch brought before the commission “for meat loaf, a hearty salad, a satisfying casserole or super sandwiches. For one excel­ reasons I believed were in the best “Oh, we have plenty of places for you of little dogs.” lent follow-up meal, leftover ham is combined, meat-loaf style, with pork sausage Gessay said the town has a serious and applesauce and baked in a ring. Fill the center of the loaf with colorful mixed zoning probiem and the only way it vegetables in butter sauce cooked in their stay-perfect pouch. DAR to meet Saturday can be solved is through spot zoning. TOLLAND - The Captain Noah Mrs. Jam es Nelson and Mrs. "We have to work hard and concen­ Navy or paprika dashed with A crisp vegetable salad will add zing to the menu. Start with diagonal-cut green Grant Chapter, Daughters of the Timothy Welch served as pages; trate on our industrial developments beans, fresh cauliflowerettes, tomatoes and cucumber with a sprinkle of dill weed American Revolution will meet Mrs. Lewis Miner, Mrs. Duane and recreational developments, and touches of white...spicy new and a dash of dressing for flavor perfection ' Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the Savings Mathews, Mrs. Eleanor Jenks and let the real estate agencies handle looks for your spring Bank of Tolland. Mrs. Szalontai, delegates; and Miss our housing demands,” he said. He If a cold entree is preferred, put that extra Easter ham in an appetizing mam Dr. Boris Vira, pathologist at Margaret Parker, Mrs, Clyde said he doesn’t have anything per­ wardrobe! Texturized dish salad. Include canned small early peas, macaroni, celery and walnuts for a spar­ Manchester Memorial Hospital, will Beckwith, Miss Georgianna sonally against any commission poly plaid and solids with the kling fresh-as-spring creation. be the guest speaker accompanied by Prescott,- Mrs. CJiarles Pressler, members, or the town planner, but Mrs. Judson Hunter. Mrs. James Kent and Mrs. John said he can’t waste his time and look of linen without the Tall glasses of thirst-quenching, refreshing iced tea round out a post-Easter Rieg, alternates. Hostesses will be Mrs. Clifford energy at the meetings and feel he wrinkle problem. All of gathering and will also complement practically any meal ,lny time of the year. Safranek, Mrs. Bruce Dickerman Camera Club has done a service to the town. “I and Mrs. Theodore Colwell. have lost all of my patience with the wonderful easy-care Mrs. Daniel Szalontai will give a . VERNON — The Snipsic Camera way the meetings are usually run by Celanese Fortrel® 7 to 10-pound boneless 1/4 le.ispoon m.u*e report on the state conference held in Club will meet tonight at 7:30 in the one person — the town planner,” he Norwich and attended by 12 community room of the First polyester. "fully-cooked" smoked ham 3/4 cup water said. 1 large lemon 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel members of the chapter. Federal Savings, Park Place. Sizes 8-18, S-M-L 1/3 cup sugar Green onion stems, if desired 5 1 tablespoon cornstarch Place ham on a rack in an open roasting pan. Insert meat thermometer so bulb is centered in the thickest part. Do not add water. Do not cover. Roast in a slow oven (325®F.) until ther­ mometer registers 130°F. to 140®F. (Allow approximately 15 to 18 minutes per pound.) UStHBTSSAtS.. . Squeeze juice from lemon looblain 1/4 cup. Prepare tulip decorations from portion of peel, if desired. Crate remaining peel. Combine sugar, cornstarch and mace in small saucepan; stir Blazer, $31 in lemon juice, water and lemon peel. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly; boil 1 minute Brush Bow Blouse, $18 warm glaze over ham 20 minutes before end of cooking time, [decorate with lemon peel tulips and green onion stems, if desired Crystal Pleated Skirt, $21 WHY PAY MOM? Plaid Blazer, $34 Sweater Vest, $21 2 packages (10 ounces each) frozen long 1 package (10 ounces) sweet peas frozen grain white and wild rice Solid Skirt, $19 in butter sauce 1 cup sliced celery 1 package (10 ounces) cut broccoli Print Blouse, $18 2/3 cup chopped onion , frozen in cheese sauce , Solid Slacks, $17 1 jar (2-1/2 ounces) sliced mushrooms, 1 package (10 ounces) whole kernel drained corn frozen in butter sauce 1/4 cup b u tte r o r m argarine 1/4 cup slivered almonds Prepare rice according to package direct ions 2 tablespoons diced pimiento Meanwhile, cook celery, onion and mush­ 2 teaspoons prepared mustard rooms in butter in large frying-pan until tender. Add rice, stirring to combine. 8 Cook vegetables according to package LnmiM-G/rtZfi/ Biilrd Hiwi. Snroru Rin' Sui'n’wi' Mfdity of Viycfnhlr< mul liol h’n friimiph nl i/our En.s/rr /r?/i/c. servings. directions. I’lace vegetables, almonds, MICROWAVE DIRECTIONS: Prepare rice pimiento and mustard in medium saucepan, according to package directions. Place celery, stirring to combine. Cook until heated PERFECT TEA...HOT or ICED sportswear, downtown Manchester and onion, mushrooms and butter in a 1-quart through 8 servings. For perfect hot lea. tollow these simple rules to insure a hearty, in a saucepan Remove from heal and immediately add 15 teabags TrI-CIty Plaza, Vernon full-flavored brew: or 1/3 cup loose tea. Stir, cover and let stand 5 minutes. Stir again MAJOR casserole Cover. Cook at high power 3 m in-" MICROW'AVE DIRECTIONS: Make a • Rinse teapot with hoi water to warm it. and strain into a pitcher holding another quart ol cold water. utes. Add rice; mix together. Cook al high small sill in the center of each vegetable APPLIANCES Using cold water: Fill a c|uart container w ith cold watc‘r. .^(id 8 to power an additional 3 to 4 m inutes. 8 servings. pouch Arrange pouches in circle in center • Bring freshly drawn cold water to a full rolling boil. 10 teabags (rem ove tags). Cover. Let stand at room tem perature or N o te : Eggs • Pul 1 teabag or 1 teaspoon loose lea per serving in the pot. To Form from Savory Rice of microwave oven. Cook at high power in refrigerator al least 6 hours or overnight Remove teabags, Gi*t n. fijusli TPliate rlirect from General Klent.ric wlion yon buy • Pour the boiling water (about 5 ounces per serving) over tea Supreme Press rice mixture Into a 1/2 cup 12 to 14 minutes, flexing pouches halfway squeezing against side of container .ipplianoes al retail from April I through Ma^v .'^l. 1980 measure to mold. Unmold onto baking sheet through cooking time to break up vege­ • Cover and let stand 3 to 5 minutes. Using instant lea or an iced tea mix Allow 2 rounded tablespoons of and form each portion into an egg shape Bake tables In a 1-1/2 quart casserole, assemble For perfect iced tea, follow the rules above but use 50'^. m ore tea to instant tea pow der for each cjuari of cold water Stir to dissolve in moderate oven (350“F.) 15 minutes or place ingredients as directed above Cook al high allow for melting ire Or try one of these easy methods: With lemon-flavored iced lea mix. use 1/2 cup (or 2 envelopes) to <80 REBATE in shallow dish and cook in microwave oven WHEN YOU BUY BOTH MKROWAVtOVEH AND RAHCE power about 2 minutes or until thoroughly Using boiling wafer: Bring 1 quart of cold water to a full rolling bod a quart of cold water. The OB Spacemaker”' microwave at high power 3 to 4 minutes. heated. 8 servings. [ ovexL Beplaces ym x range hood Fortrel Is a registered trademark bl Fiber ' and takea no connter epacel Industries, Inc., a subsidiary of Celanese Corp. 1-1/2 pounds conked smoked I c up bread c rurnbs Thla Spaoemakar microwave oven IsfTilsr rrlrr hM a 16’ extra wide oven interior, S627 ha m 1 I up .ipple^.uu e oonvenlent, eye-level eolid state 'ToQ p ay u s S M 7 touch controls and multiple power L«M01Bdbct« JUS 1 2 ounces fresh pork 2 egg*', beaten levels Take the guesework dut 2 pai kages < 10 o u iu e.u h i of oxking with the Micro- s.uisage Thermometer" control that shuts 3 t.iblespoons finely mixed vegetables fn>/c*n oven off when pre-selected food Ttonr TIbmI *567 # 1 temperature is reached CcM chopped onion in butter s.uice OU b K 1841 on. ft. of froMB cad froth food ■torogo fpooo ptef erothod ioo, ooboo, C.riiul ham or process in food pioi essor ti»obtain approximately water doUrarod to your g l a m . 0 cups, add sausage and onion, mixing lightly Combine breail <30 REBATE T h u no frost rWngwaior oOart deiui* fMturw Ilka oonwrubia tnaat kaapar. 8 Moist’ n frw h and a Oooi 'n Freeh atones crumbs, applesauce and eggs, add to ham mixture Mix ligliilv hut comparunsra Faaturas an automatic KnarCy fiavar aywam thoroughly Press meal mixture inti» a well greased I I 2 c|uaM A SO* electric range w ith to hsipeut opsrtungooata__ 667 Specially AL ft tnsaar eapaciQ' i aOuatatii# electronic touch-control tim er ring mold Bake in moder.ite oven (330"1 I foi I hour I et li.un i Handy night^ Priced ring stand I minutes before unmolding ( ook segel.ihles au oi d for baking and oven cleaning. ing to package directions Carefully drain any fat from ham ring Black glass oven door with window ’Two 6-inch, two 6-lnch Calrod* invert ring on serving platter li* iinnudd (da/e if desired ' Place surfaoe healing unite the 8 ' unit lete you aave energy by adjusting to A'. 6’ or 6' utensils Large non r i l p vegetables in center of nng 1^ servings ■afnUr Vrloa OVBteBi utlck coaled griddle Automatic ’ For gla/e, melt 1/3 cup apple |ellv svith 1 tablespoon water, stir roUsserie and broiler pan and T ta p«7 vs foteonbbtr^ in rack Electronic touch control LMaOIBabata S 50 dUbwaolMv hM ring to blend Brush over hot ham ring timer clock Seamless upewapt lAntelMtatd- oooktop - no cracks to trap dm !■< Bower SerehT, MIC ROWAVE r3|RICTlC)NS Press meal mixture into a well ThorriBAl Tlu hiwvr Sorub* qrIs Oofft n a r Kit do avarythlng greased 1-1/1 to 1 • I/2 c|uan m icrowave sale ring nu»ld Place imp, (auoh as rvmova tumad *519 onaoUa)butawtn mold in microwave oven, cover with wax papei and n»ok at 70 percent power (approximately 150 watlsi I I minutes Kol.iie dish 1/2 turn and ccmtinue cooking 1 1 minutes or until a meal thermometer registers It>5‘'F Cover ham ring with foil .ind let stand 10 minutes befc»re unmolding Ihe ham nng will ciuiliiuie to cook during this time, and will usuallv rise appi ox imateU 5°F to reac h 170°F

PUurFlo- Sy* lam inpa lint - FACTORY clogging I can (lo ounces) diagonal- 1/2 cucumber, slued Boy any C l Air ttom cut green beans, drained 1/2 teaspoon dill weed TE MaNk IT through Ayril a?, IVSO, 1-1/2 cups cauliflowerettes 1/2 teaspoon salt and gat a Cool Caah Bahata. a 15 cherry tomatoes, halved 1/2 cup Italian dressing AuiomaUe Combine green beans, cauliflowerettes, cherry tiunafoes and Uaach and rabrw Softanar cucumber; sprinkle with dill weed and salt Stir in dressing Cover and chill 4 to 6 hours. Toss vegetables in mat made beloic’ Heavy duty washer baa 8 waah/apln serving o servings. apaod oomblnationa. S ojrolaa, 4««i«iHin pannanant praaa/polyaatar knita. 3 cups ccuikt'd smoked 2/3 cup chopped celery 3 wieh/rlnse tempertture ham, c III in to 1/2 to I/4 cup broken walnuts oombinstions with enei^ saving Bagolar Vrtoa S 387 S^5REBATE S^QREBATE oold w attr rinse selsoUons AnoUwr Y t m MKT m i tS 3 7 3/4-iiuh cubes 2 tablespoims i hopped energy_ saver ... the axoluelv* Mlnl-Mini- M mAB Baakst" tub uaae 80% laas hoi water < 20 I-1/2 cups uncooked macaroni pim iento and detergent than the big tub's X lower water setting Varlsble water rings or shells 1-1/4 cups mayonnaise levela TOur n a i l 1 can (17 ounces) small 2 tablespoons lemon luue *317 early peas, drained 1 teaspeum salt 1 can (13-3/4 ounces) 11 teaspoon white pepper KEENEY ST. mam. pineapple chunks, drained EXIT OFF 1-84 HDKMMN. C ook macaroni rings or shells according to package directions, Of DU WniNKI rinse and dram thoroughly. In a large bowl, combine ham nC LOCIIL KUYOY m^uaroni, peas, pineapple, celery, walnuts and pimiento Blend At mayonnaise, lemon (nice, sail and pepper, lightly stir into ham 445 HARTFORD RD. 1/UMANCHESTER mixture Cover and chill thoroughly. Carnish with paprika and FORMER NORMAN’S LOCATION m Icril ten ami crisp sninti rouiid oul this ofter Ensfer meal Iraiuring a hearty ham ring filled with mixed lugetables in hufhr sauci’. additional walnuts or parsley, if desired o servings END OF KEENEY • McKEE ST. Your ITorfh’a Charge Card makes shopping so easy! TONTE TiL 5 e TUES., WED. & SAT. TIL 5 e MON., THURS., FRL 'TIL 9 • n o ^

22 - EVENING HERALD. Wed,, April 2, ~ - EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 2, 1980 - 23 M enus Before buying consumer guide, try free government book Parisienne, savory green tossed salad, dressing, chicken, mashed potatoes, Tuesday: Sweet and sour and cheese, stewed potatoes, collard greens, Robertson breakfast pork, fluffy rice, chow tomatoes, zucchini slices, beans, lyonnaise potatoes, Manchester schooimade- muffin, peas, bread and butter, crisp tossed salad, Russian package delivery firms; a with standard reference Monday; Juice, mein noodles, oriental stir fresh apple, rye bread, dressing, vanilla pudding, peach crisp, whole wheat :: It isn't eligible for Center, Dept. 532 G, plaints?” Dozens of organizations paperback now being edition is scheduled for Cafeteria menus which applesauce. gelatin with topping. and government agencies published semi-annually. list of food colors whose 1981. It is largely a direc­ works listing American scrambled eggs, toast, Thursday: Tomato juice, fry, chilled apricots, white margarine, skim milk, snow flake dinner roll, bread, margarine, skim j|r^tionaI best seller lists Pueblo, Colorado 81009. The handbook also con- will be served April 7-11 at milk. Friday; Fishwich, are listed by name, ad­ Both are available safety has been tory of governmental con­ corporations and their french fries, cole slaw, salami grinders, potato bread, margarine, skim coffee or tea. margarine, skim milk, milk, coffee or tea. ^ t h e y are based on The handbook begins talns step-by-step Manchester Public Schools Tuesday: One-half bookstore sales — but a suggestions for resolving dress and telephone wherever books are sold. questioned; treatments for sumer protection agencies executives. The "EM peanut butter bar or fresh sticks, lemon fluff with milk, coffee or tea. Thursday; Porcupine coffee or tea. The menu is subject to with a consumer checklist Complaint Directory for are as follows. This is banana, donut, raisins, change. ,p?y government guide for complaints, a sample com­ number in the handt^k. In Rowse’s book lives up to 50 common stain s on and private corporations fruit. Milk is served with garnish. Wednesday: Macaroni meatballs, oven brown Friday; Filet of fish of questions to ask before Consumers” was prepared "Calcium Week" and milk. ctmsumers looks like a plaint letter, and many most cases the name of the a line on the cover of the fabrics; and a chart who make and-or supply all meals. Menus are sub­ Friday: Frankfurts on you buy or sign a contract by the editors of items marked with an Wednesday: Fruit, winner all the same. specific suggestions of appropriate individual to 1980 edition: it does tell showing complaint ratios consumer goods. ject to change without roll, baked beans, cole to buy goods or services. “Everybody’s Money,” the asterisk contribute a English muffin, jam or /The "Consumer’s where to go for help: notj contact is also given. you "where to get help on of auto insurors. Thousands .of products are notice. slaw, fruit whip. Examples: association’s quarterly significant amount of peanut butter, milk. j ^ Q v e Resource Handbook’’ is Have you checked the ust state and local con­ If your problem involves just about anything.” It also describes some of listed and cross- magazine. It provides tips calcium to the menu. Thursday: Fruit cOp, High & Middle imblished by The White Qompany’s track record for sumer protection offices a pr^uct or services from Among other things, it lists the more widely used referenced, so a reader Monday; Hot dog on roll, sweet roll, milk. Monday; Cheeseburger House Office of the Special but also occupational and a privately or publicly companies that are scams that survive, year who doesn’t know a man- on complaining to top South Windsor reliability with your local brass, and tells whom to potato puffs, *buttered Friday: One-half on roll, whole kernel com, AMistant for Consumer Af- consumer agency or Better professional licensing owned company, good required by law to give after year, such as chain facturer’s identity or ad­ broccoli, chilled pineapple banana, french toast, milk. All schools onion sticks, mixed fmit fafirs. boards. Better Business sources to turn to include refunds for various letters, work-at-home dress, for example, can write at dozens of com­ Business Bureau? panies that make products and *milk. Monday: Hotdog on roll, (Passover) 'hina salad on „„Most such books cost If professional help is Bureaus, media programs “Help,” an $8.95 Everest products and services — schemes that don’t live up find both by looking for to their advertised and-or provide services. Tuesday: Shepherd's pie, potato puffs, green beans, lettuce, whole kernel com, ajnywhere from $2 to $10 or needed, have you asked such as Call for Action; House paperback annual and subject to government the product’s trade name. buttered biscuit, *orange East Hartford cake with icing. 0 edited by Arthur E. Rowse action if they do not comp­ promises and “miracle’' A $2 annual from the The $2 charge includes onion sticks, matzos, up. More and more good about fees, services, small claims courts; legal wedges and *milk. Credit Union National postage and handling. All schools Tuesday; Spaghetti with mixed fmit. 'ones are available in retail qualifications and aid and legal services for of Consumer News Inc. in ly with the law. It has up- diet products. Wednesday: Shells, with S coE h Washington, D.C., and the to-date comparisons of The 1979 edition of the Association may help con­ Order from: Everybody’s meat sauce, salad, Italian 5 .storesand libraries. licenses? people who cannot afford Monday: All beef hotdog Tuesday: Porkette with Macmillan guide is sumers who don’t have Money, P.O. Box 431, ♦cheese and meat sauce, bread and butter, fruit „'.;6efore Investing in a What are the company’s to hire private lawyers, as "Consumer Complaint national charities, moving •carrot and celery sticks, on bun, baked beans, applesauce, buttered 9699IF lOl Guide,” a $5.95 Macmillan companies, airlines and currently available. A new easy access to a library Madison. Wis. 53701. orange wedges, roasted juice, gelatin with topping. noodles, green beans, rye bigger book for which policiesjorjiandlin^^ examples.______♦apple crisp, and ♦milk. Wednesday: Baked •youhave to pay, try the Thursday: Minestrone peanuts. bread and butter, pineap­ Tuesday: Hot bologna turkey, whipped potato ple. (Passover) Egg salad, . fceie government handbook. soup, chicken salad with gravy, corn, Jf., your problem can be sandwich, ♦chilled mixed and cheese on sesame roll, lettuce, green beans, mat­ A ll Stop & Shop Stores Closed Easter Sundagr April buttered corn, fruited cranberry sauce, roll with zos, fmit. No lunch at Mid­ i s Q v e Q ,spiyed by a local, state, fruit and ♦milk. 6 0 gelatin. butter, canned or fresh r^ional or federal agency, Friday: ♦Cheese pizza, dle School. when you buy one any size , ^ Pink or^Red Wednesday: Oven baked fruit. you’ll find out who to write ____ Bi - colored Choice of colors garden salad, ♦vanilla pud­ UNIT ONE C O U ^ K H mmCHASE chicken, potato puffs, Thursday: Pizza, salad, Wednesday: Oven fried oT.phone, and where. Some ding and ♦milk. peas, ice cream cup or ice chicken, mashed potatoes, csjlsare toll-free 800 W W lH a n iy chilled pears, peanut k TO 7HE CONSUMCR CAUTION' Ooni rrtia i> m («u> d«Mi try askeek RCUCMeCR coupon* we good oner on fne brendiceaed >o> Any omw u*e contewet heMd numbers. 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EKCOETERNA Wrapped Flower Bouquet *2.49., Begonias '2.49, cake. buttered dinner roll. Sykes & knew Tuesday: Meatball Elementary Th is week’s feature pieces: grinder withcheese, potato Monday: Sloppy Joes on X itefM n T o o l F lo tu io ro rounds, mixed vegetables, Glastonbury roll, whole kernel corn, Elderly oatmeat raisin cookie. k e s t F o rk S o u fo p o o n All schools onion sticks, mixed fruit. Menus which will be Weanesday: Tijuana S A V E % O N Y O U R If you drink alcohol, do 50c’ g o p (Passover) Tuna salad on served April 14-18 at 10 Monday: Cheeseburger, taco bake, corn, whole M in moderation. each, lettuce, whole kernel corn, Mayfair and Westhill wheat roll, chilled peaches. french fries, mixed ' th a t warning was in­ onion sticks, matzos, Gardens to Manchester With each S3 food purchase With each $3 lood purchase Festive Easter Foods Thursday: Meat and vegetables, ice cream or cluded by the Departments Shop fresh fruit. mixed fruit. residents 60 or over are as Honest values cheese grinder (Robertsort HOUDAY GROCERIES of. Agriculture and Health, ari* uhal ue're all alMnit. Everything for a memorabie family feast! follows; & Grammar and sausage Tuesday: Meatball Tuesday: Tuna-noodle Education and Welfare in KielbasaSsde! grinder (Hale & High), grinder, carrot, celery casserole, green beans, rye Monday: Apple juice their recent nutritional ad­ Polish Style Sausage Pilldiury P ilte iiiry french fries, cole slaw, sticks, apple. bread and butter, spiced cocktail, chicken supreme, vice to the American chilled pineapple. Wednesday: Cheese applesauce. (Passover) Tobins Kielbasa Si ‘1.89ib Flour Bread h&p whipped potatoes, buttered and 60ton Folgerk Crystals public. 5 Pound Bag Date. Cranberry. Banana. ravioli with meat sauce, egg salad on lettuce, green beets, oatmeal cookie, ..,Rut the same advice was Hillshire Kielbasa ‘1.89.b An Purpose. C herry Nut or BL Be rry Nut Friday: Juice, meat and broccoli, yeast rolls, pears. beans, matzos, spiced whole wheat bread, fpljowed 200 years ago by cheese pizza, tossed salad, Thursday; Baked Colonial Kielbasa ‘ 1 -79ib applesauce. margarine, skim milk, 'iliomas Jefferson, author Thom’s Kielbasa OK ‘ 1.79ib Royal gelatin with topping. chicken, mashed potato. Wednesday: Oven fried coffee or tea. of the D eclaration of Dufkee G daiin Independence and thrid Coconut Assorted Flavors self service deli save! 7 OufKe Package ...... 6 OurKO Package pijpsident of the United A v .lil.illlr- in s t iir r 's l■^«lllnlU| .t ■•r-tvicc rli-ll States. Cookies are good travelers -lib. pkg. s to p s Shop F n d t Stofi&Sliop Jefferson had a keen in­ 10-13 lbs. terest in food and drink. He Plump, tender birds C ocktal 9 ■ Pinesmtde Mom and Dad still send in boxes mailed to loved ‘/4 cup molasses or honey in the m ost popular S to p & S h o p 20 ounce can^m ink degrees for 8 to 10 minutes strove for balance and har­ size Get an extra one 16 ounce can in syrup ...... Sliced or Crushed in Juice off goodies to a son or ones away from home. 1 teaspoon salt or until golden brown. mony in everything he con- to enjoy later! lb daughter at school. But Prepare several batches iVz cups quick or old- Cool thoroughly. Loosen sunied. Reg gceanSlptay Gloria they may be saving some and. store them in a dry fashioned oats, uncooked edges of cookies from sides in a way, that balance is Maple or Thick Slice <__ Swiffs Deep Basted for themselves, perhaps Butterball Turkeys 12-20lbs, Frozen Ctanbeny OBves container. Line a 15-by-lO-inch jelly- of pan. Remove from pan. the. basis of. modern nutri­ Extra Mild Franks *1.19 G reea Th row n Stuffe d Frozen Sauce. 16 ounce can for a treat after hiking or The cookies are good for roll pan with foil, exten­ Remove foil. Cut into bars. ac« 5119 Jellied or W h o le ...... 5 Ounce J a r...... tion. Meat Bologna SfooiShoo'b [*g biking. brown bagging as iveil as ding edges of foil over This kitchen-tested Jefferson forbade the U.S. Grade" A’Turkeys 10-20 lbs. College bar cookies are for breakfast with fruit sides of pan. Grease. recipe makes 15-by-lO-inch drinking of toasts at his 12-14 lbs. Stop&Shop packed with the car­ juice and milk. Combine all ingredients pan of bars. diimer parties, which he corner deli Italian Specials' Armour Gold Star Turkeys Frozen Com bohydrates needed by except oats in large bowl, Cream Style or College bar eookiea kept small. He disliked the W hole Kernel 16oz can those engaged in strenuous mixing until well blended. Natural Casing '3.79 lb 1 1 cup firmly packed NOTE: You may sub­ English tendency to guzzle Carando Brand exercise. The chewy Add oats. Mix well. USDA brown sugar stitute cup wheat germ ILquor and found that Large End 4th $ 4 cookies travel well, Press firmly into [ CHO ICE Hunts_ . dR % cup butter or or unprocessed bran for drinking toasts to one thru 7th Ribs whether in back-packs or margarine, melted prepared pan. Bake at 450 cup oats. Genoa FritnaSalsa O il another resulted in W hiteTuna spaghetti Sauce-Meat Plain. Solid in Oil or 99 or M ushroom 32 o z jar diunkeness. W ater. 7 ounce can ,,His favorite beverage lb was fine white wine, Artificial Casing I D lb R o a s t Penn PeonD utdi Food book for kids though he also enjoyed Danish Cookies ‘2.29 • r n f V Carando Pepperoni *2.99, Noodles malt liquors and cider. For Beef Rib Roast Small End 1 st 3 Ribs *2.59,1 Mushroom. Pieces Fine, Medium or Broad Once children master the its contribution to Inter­ from the people of today, and horns of animals. Now, along with the 60't coupon on For your refund, just send us the 16 ounce package breakfast, it was tea or Mortadella C.vandoBr:md 1 . 8 9 Stem s. 4 oz. can. basics of eating right, they national Year of the Child. at least in the way they this page, you can also get a 10% refund USDA 289 following: the inner seal from a 10 ounce set off on the path of good The book also describes tjjffee. Provolone Cheese f„ 2.29, Rump Roast Beef Round Choice *2.29,1 The 8‘^-by-ll-inch paper­ looked. But their day-to- on your holiday grocery purchase! The ft Regular the production of modern jar, a refund certificate available at par­ '^Jefferson also un­ Pepsi health and growth. back is designed to arouse day lives were greatly Potato Salad 49', Seamed Diet or minimum purchase is $7.50, the ticipating stores (or by mailing to the derstood the importance of USDA Choice We started our son at age children’s interest in foods. different, foods all the way from far­ Com Beef 13.99 Beef Eye Round Roast *2.59,1 Cola Light ming through processing maximum is $20.00 which means you address below*), plus the grocery register eating a variety of foods, 64 ounce bottle 4 on the study of food. He Did prehistoric kids eat "The idea of farming had Stop & Shop Tuna Salad*2.29, plus deposit...... and marketing. could get up to a $2.00 refund. So with V(b>ch was another of the 99 accompanied his mother to bugs? That question is not come about. And tape. So get Folger's Crystals and have a government’s recent Jarlsberg Cheeser-1XC2„*3.29. the supermarket every answered affirmatively in without farming it was dif­ the 601 coupon you could save a total of richer holiday! “ What’s to E at?” is TKommendations. Aged Provolone Domesic Cneeae ^2.89 water Vhra Saturday and was gradual­ the first paragraph. *Sen(j requests lot refund certificates to P O Box 432, Ronzoni ficult — sometimes im­ $2.60 by celebrating your holiday with "He often encountered added available for $4,50 per copy Cincinnati, OH 45299 Expiration date June 3 0 .1 9 8 0 One Napkins ly made familiar with all How old is farming as we possible — to find enough Package of 140 Lasagna - from the Superintendent of Folger’s Crystals, the coffee that tastes refund per name or address Offer good lo residents of AL, new foods in his travels. Top brandsi C o o k e d 16 ounce package...... the foods she selected. frozen meats Shank Portion Assorted or Decoration...... know it today? Do kids in food for people to eat. CT, O t, GA, KY, LA. MA, MD. ME. Ml, MS, NO. NH. NJ NY. Soon he was able to dis­ other lands eat the same Documents, U.S. Govern­ as rich'as it looks. Sometimes he later tried to Rump Portion Many people died of ment Printing Office, OH. PA. Rl. SC. TN, VA, VT. WV © The Foiger Coffee Company, 1900 CDltivate his discoveries in tinguish between a good things we do? These are hunger. Few people ever _____ Herbs n’ Butter 79‘ lb Variety Department 39-C, his Monticello garden. " i b HotCross Stop and a bad orange, between some of the other questions reached the age of 25. H a m s p r e a i p &shop Washington, D.C. 20402. ..When successful, he en­ a well-formed baking anwered in lively but sim­ "People have been Buns Cracked Wheat. Italian or potato and a poorly shaped ple English. Members of Congress may couraged his neighbors to Semi-Boneless Ham water arjded *1.59 Package ol 1 0 15oz. pkg...... Plain Rye. 16oz Loaves fishing for a long time. add those foods to their one. He learned to smell Here is an introductory have limited numbers for About 25,000 B.C., people free distribution to con­ meat-and-j)otatoes diets. Flex melons for freshness. excerpt from "What's to started using bait on a bone Hormel Cure#81 Boneless Ham ‘2.79 A quafresh He developed an interest Eat?” : stituents. , ^Jefferson was Stop & Shop Vacuum Packed Shank Portion Q Q < Shanmoo fastened to a line. This was Macaroni Salad StGp&ShooU) pxg 5 9 TooChpode or Conditioner, jvar- , S Q V e « eathusiastic about Euro­ Extra Trim, Water Added. (Rump Portion $1.09 lb) S ^ i t in foods that has continued 6 0 Cooked Ham 6.4 ourtce tube...... ietles. 16 our>ce bottle . "What do you think your called a fishing gorge. Fish through this day. pean capers, which he life would have been like if would take the bait, and our kitchen Quality foods "What’s to Eat?” is a you had lived 35.000 years found added freshness to the gorge would become frozen foods stock your freezer w,th famous brandsi new 144-page book ago? Actually, the people many foods. Eggs with stuck in the fish's mouth. capers and garlic sauce Steak-Umm published by the who lived during that time Later, people learned to Agriculture Department as were not much different was a dish that startled carve hooks from the bones some of his friends of more S a n d v r i A SIbCaiMied ^A99 S t o p & S t o conservative tastes. stop Peas, C5m, Mixed, Cut Green Frozen. Fit centrate He was also intrigued by Be ans Of FrefKh Style lOoz pkg.f Ocean Spray’chilled Steakse a l i s * y ® & Shop 12 ounce can.. SKW MT. VEINON m the olives of southern 14 Ounce\ inrp pkgnkn H a m is^hop ^ France. But he had no Pink Grapefruit Juice success at growing them in Rath Siausage Meat lb'an 69^ Cudahy Bar S 51b Canned Ham*7.59' j(FSea. 129 Cdesle Maid Rite Veal Steak ^ * 1 .4 9 Cheese Fiiza America. (That came later . Breaded ChccoodA Cubed tier KDAIR Y STORES JT* SoafO(^ 9 ouTKe package 19 ouiTce package when the West was Krakus Polish Ham ^ Imported *7.59e o a tasteslitean nAim v 244 Broad St. 690 Hartford Rd. . A r r opened.) — bANUT Manchester Manchester Ul-r seafood Quality comes first' He had better lick with Rath Smoked Ham Buitoni Newton Indian River sea kale, a vegetable taken Hickory LARGE WHITE MOSER FARMS PREMIUM from the south coast of 31b. Can *6.99e Raviofi Acres Meat or Cheese Strawbe-ries pinkgrapehnit 1 0 ource package England. Jefferson in­ 15 ounce package...... • EGGS troduced its flavor to ICE CREAM America. F i l l e t s ^ X ? C hodi ABNatural .^ T h e above report comes Everybody’s favorite! ;j^pm the Intriguing new B e riR ib loeCream V7 yion F ^ a N u ts Stop ft Shop Fresh Flainbow Trout lS?*2.39b Pound Cake. Regular« -book “Food with the MartXe. B ounce package. . . . . Vr Galkm C o n ta irw r...... OflSteUDetena Appx Steak *^ 4 9 '"Famous" (Atheneum, "Fresh Sm elts dBOpIrtaU ‘1.39. 31b S o m e •Not more than 26% fat Chub 4th • 7th Rib. Large End l b 115.95) by English author Resh Oysters aytvKV ‘1.79 jane Grigson. In addition Beef Bottom - in Beef Round dairy Fresh foods lor your least to Jefferson, the book' DA $ P AQ < $ Cube Steak ),ce details the eating and Fresh Cod Round Steakoid^e ^2 .1 "While Gem" Fresh Hood drinking habits of such With 129 "notables as Jane Austen, Whole Chicken Breast , Rib Onuge Jniec FoodSBces DOZ. F10ets'l»» 1,1 a o r Sto p ft Shop IndrviduaUy W rapped W hite "Alexander Dumas, Emile Fresh-caughti-caught flavor. *** FOR HOUDAY COLORING A $2.19 VALUE Pick & Choose the Produce that's Perfect for You! hall Oallon Conliiner ».. o r Yel|ow Sto p ft Shop 16 o z pkg »L29 -Zola and Marcel Proust. Matlaw Clams ‘1.79 "■■“Jefferson would no doubt Mini Fish Cakes ‘1.29 BtaieBonnetA have approved of the varle- Cobked Shrimp 1S‘,SSd^‘3.99 Fresh Florida . . - SSSdnhia I t t ... because Ocean Spray* Pink Grapefruit Save 15^on Ocean Spray ' 'is 'l "ty of vegetable dishes in Colossal Shrimp ‘9.59 Mafgarine HEIDE JELLY BEANS Juice is squeezed exclusively from pink, juicy •"Vera Gewanter’s new “A 1 pound pKkage quarters Indian River grapefruit-the famous less-tart Pink Gnq>efruit Juice '■Passion for Vegetables'. Taste O Sea S 3*;;‘2.59 grapefruit from Florida. StiawbeniesoS “ ■ ^ lO-Oz. Bags 'Recipes from European, from Florida. (in 32 or 64 oz. cartons) Shop CouponJ*^ It's 100% pure pink grapefruit with noth­ "Kitchens” (Viking, $12.50). NOitaeotoent------M-271 ing added. That's why Ocean Spray can deliver Mr. Grocer Ocean Spray Cranberries will redeem this coupon for ISc plus Sc •'Miss Gewanter is a that real pink Indian River grapefruit taste. offer and if. upon request, you submit evioence th^eof satisfactory to Ocean - vegetarian, but one who Spray Cranberries. Inc Coupon may not be assigned or transferred Customer ■ SAVEXr ' NSVU llrallSCS ^ O A .....Wy .. And now, to protect that just-squeezed must pay sales tax Void where pronibited. taxed or restricted by taw. G < ^ on iUses eggs and milk. There ■ STOP & SHOP Jet Fresh" Hawaiian gsize s AAU Fresh Crisp ^ taste, each carton is foil-lined tor freshness. in U.S A. Casli value 1/20c FRAUD CLAUSE Use of Ihe U S rrtail to fraudu­ " ts nothing faddish about lently redeem coupons *s a federal crirr>e, punishable by fine, imprisonrT>ent or ■ MUENSTER CHEESE So look for the pink grapefruit juice, in the big both Suspected violations wHI be reported For redemption of properly ' ‘te r hearty recipes for such I Monterey Jack or Domeslx: Bars. IMe PbwaiVlM l. Cdcry Hcarts49 blue carton - in your grocer's refrigerator case. received and handled coupon mail lo Nielsen Coupon Clearing House, P 0 ^shes as cheese-onion pie ■ Slices or Chunk. Random WerghI Box 1364, Clinton. Iowa S2734 OFFER EXPIRES JANUARY 31.1981 — Gooukn. n - u «|M> inuan.pvcuuaiwn'r^r^ Fresh Large sizeFresh Large Fancy - • FreshYamsor OOi RiooCtsi 48 Whole Milk or Part Skim LowlafTFlavorsvlarTFIavors 'Ufrom Switzerland), 6 ounce cup. STORE COUPON Fresh from the refrigerated case. II Dairy r Artichokes vi'orl Mushrooms *1.D9ib Sweet Potatoes O ot a Pound C o n U k re r. [15^ iucchini boats (from b..! Atf4b tap to t^ritf.arjAVata v ie w lotto -I5 j ■Greece), chickpea-spinach M«cn b SALE ENDS APRIL 5th >■ casserole and bulgar-lentil pilar. 24 - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 2. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 2, 1980 - 25 Professor finds chitlins acceptable protein source BALTIMORE (UPI) - Vaughn of the University other pork by-products. tent for nutrition — of “I wouldn’t mind eating dieticians and welfare and not as cheap anymore,” he eat pork by-products. Southerners have been of Maryland-Eastern Shore So< far he has found about 1.9. Most m eats a big bowl of chitlins, but I public health workers added. While he found chitlins PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! eating chitlins — cooked in Princess Anne, Md. cooked chitlins compare range from 2.3 fo 2.9, wouldn’t do it every day,” making surveys have asked Vaughn also refuted the nutritionally acceptable, pigs’ intestines — for "I liked some of them, favorably with commer­ Vaughn said in an inter­ said the 66-year-old for data on the composition common belief that pigs’ ears are not, he said. generations. but there was very little in­ cially available meat pat­ view. professor. “I’m not ad­ and nutritive values of chitlins are eaten mainly With a protein efficiency According to folklore, formation to support what ties with textured “They’re not as good as vocating that you go out pork by-products. by blacks. ratio of only 0.8 percent, they are cheap and I was told.” vegetable protein added, or pork chops or steak in and buy them every day.” He said Southerners may “Every year they have a they they do not make an nutritious. Now a Vaughn was given a with a mixture of about 60 nutritional value, but Maryland Department of have first recognized Chitlin Strut in Sally, S.C., adequate source of proteiA Maryiand college $114,067 research grant percent lean beef and 40 th e y ’re b e tte r than I Agriculture statistics show chitlins as food, but that where they cook 500 pounds when eaten alone, he said ’ professor’s research shows from thb U.S. Department percent soy protein con­ expected,” he said. each American consumed they are sold everywhere of chitlins and all kinds of Vaughn is still trying tv Fine Eastertime Menus the folklorists are right. of Agriculture to in­ centrate. He also cautioned that an average of 65 pounds of in the country now. people come, not just determine the nutrition^ “When I was growing up vestigate the nutritional They have a protein ef­ chitlins are high in pork last year, an increase “There was a time when blacks,” Vaughn said. value of pigs’ feet^ in the South (Rock Hili, value of chitterlings — pop­ ficiency ratio — an evalua­ saturated fats and of eight pounds from 1978. you could get them for He estimated up to 10 knuckles, tails, neck bones! Begin At Food Mart. ularly called chitlins — and tion of a food’s protein con­ cholesterol. Vaughn said many almost nothing, but they’re percent of all Americans and hog maws. ; WALDBAUM’S S.C.), I was told to eat Prices Effective Sunday, March 30 Thru Saturday, April 5 chitlins because they were nutritious,” said Moses W. Food Mart C o l o n i a l Social PASSOVER’ Fully Cooked Hams FILL YOUR EASTER WATER ADDED Security and EASTERW Food Mart Stores Will Be Q. I know I’m supposed GREETINGS fror CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY! Shank Portion B u t t P o r t i o n to report any changes that all of us at< might affect my SSI payments, but how do I report? Can I do it by RASKET AT A&P! .... phone, or do I have to send —daBB3i$IDHl- - 9 3 m m 6 9 * 7 9 ! with This Valuable Coupon with This Valuable Coupon Wlth This Valuable Coupon with This Valuable Coupon in a written report? EXTRA LEAN SHORT SHANK TOWAIBtTHiPMICHAW | A. You can make your TOWAMM TM K W H A N Of towmmtwmkhamof TOWIWM TW PUnCNAM OF FULL SHANK Q O O f u l l BUTT 0 0 < m o r n M o a m m I reports by telephone, mail, K TAB,fMUCA,w MANCOFFn L u n d y H a m s PORTION 0 5 ^ LB PORTION or in person, whichever is i USTER 1 1 COCA- 1 DOZEN FRESH CALIFORNIA easier for you. If you 2 5 2 5 2 5 EIGHT SWEET RED RIPE Waldbaum’s N. Y. Style Deli! report in writing, be sure Colonial ■ Cryovac Wrapped OFI9 CANDY 1OFI 3 COLA OFI EtGS O’CLOCK HOHMELCURE -B r to include the name of the m A U T Y F U ! ■ lltorbeitto | A M M M V « Z I MktoH Strawberries BONELESS HAM *2.59 Sem i-Boneless Lundy Virginia Style person for whom the report Carte* el enedaxen AP-2 1 AP-9 1 Each of tfio M advortitod Hama I t ra q u lrtd lo b# raadUy AP-2 FOOD CLUB , Gourm et Ham is made, the correct Social availabfa for tala at or bolow tha advartitad prica In aach AP-2 Cooked Ham I LimilOna Coupon Per Family Limit One Coupon Par Family. ! Limll One Coupon Per Family. 802 603 >5.49 Fully Cooked Ham Security claim number un­ AAP Slora. a iea p t a t tpaelflcaUy nolad In th li ad. limit One Coupon Per Family. CANNED HAM c l^ah^Marc^-April 5.1980. March30-Aprll5. I960. rilL V Valid March 30-AorllS, 1060. C w j j t Valid March 30-April 5,1960. WATER ADDED SLICED TO ORDER SLICED TO ORDER der which payment is PLUMROSE T T " ■ 8 9 ? . made, the change being CANNED HAM II ‘5.79 WHOLE reported and the date it oc­ or CALIFORNIA SUNKIST SWEET SWIFT'S PREMIUM HOSTESS HALF S1.99 ?2.69 curred, and your signature SEEDLESS NAVEL 1 . 5 9 LB. and address. The address A&P POULTRY SHOP CANNED HAM ckS *4.99 2 [COUNTRY FARM P0RK\ and phone number of the ORANGES KRAKUS U S D A. CHOICE - BEEF FETA CHEESE LB *2.29 local Social Security office U.S.D.A. GRADE “A ”-YOUNG FULL Y COOKED-WATER ADDED CANNED HAM *7.69 IMPORTED FJORDLAND SWISS CHEESE LB *2.99 is listed in the telephone HORMEL Bottom Round $■< 8 9 directory under “Social ;^4^^LARGE-SWEET 3 LB NEW YORK SHARP CANNED HAM CAN Security Administration.” *6.69 ROAST IB X . CHEDDAR CHEESE LB *2.59 LEAN DOMESTIC COOKED ,r-cn Q. My husband and I are TOBIN FIRST PRIZE - :s A • h : i i ( f B E ! F 1 PINE­ TURKEYS ROAST BEEF TO ORDER going to a Social Security SMOKED POLISH KIELBASIlb*1.69 TOP ROUND STEAK *2.59 LB *3.69 0 CARANDO office next week to apply HOLIDAY FAVORITE HILLSHIRE i! '1 A f h O i :-.F BEf F BONFi fS ’ APPLES • FARM FRESH ,oibs„p GENOA SALAMI TOOBDER LB *2.89 for SSI payments for our DOLE SWEET POLISH KIELBASI lb*1.79 CHUCK STEAK *2.19 disabled son. What infor­ ■ ;• A BONHF'-’ mation or records should • YOUNG FROZEN CARANDO KOSCIUSKO CARANDO PEPPERONI, b *2.99 HAMS PINEAPPLES CARANDO ITALIAN STYLE BONELESS b we take? POLISH SAUSAGE lb*1.79 CHUCK ROAST B^ *1.89 W U S D A CHOICE HbtF A. You should take a SHANK PORTION PROSCIUTTO ,™ R B *5.29 $ "1 JUMBC TOP ROUND ROAST b 4.99 CARANDO SLICED TO ORDER . -n record of the child’s Social 9 9 ! f SMOKED HAM U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED EA.X* M'.OA i .h CITF HEFF 'WITH c o o k in g 1IMFB, MORTADELLA l b *1.69 Security number, if HALVES 59' ea. Rump GRADE ’A’ CARANDO available: a birth cer­ SIRLOIN TIP ROAST .h*L99 Portion iWlTH COOKING liMERi TO ORDER ; r * 1 . 9 9 tificate, or oldest available COOKED SALAMI ROTHMUND EASTER c. FRESH-REO OR GREEN LEAF OR TENDER-GREEN GREEN DIAMOND F r e s h proof of age, names and ad­ HA1.FOR16T0 2 ^ B S b WALNUT MEATS lb bag ®1.9S SWIFT’S PREMIUM - DEEP BASTED POLISH KIELBASI , *1.79 dresses of doctors, Boston Fresh Whole QQO Hen Turkeys COLOSSAL Of Oil CURED GREEK hospitals, or other in­ FRESH h e n ot t o m H a m _ _ O W ib BUTTERBALL BLACK OLIVES l b * 1 . 5 9 Lettuce 4 9 ! Scallions I 10 TO 20 stitutions that treated the PASCAL CELERY BUNCH 59 WEAVER GOURMET ALL WHITE SLICED TO ORDER. _ _ GARDEN FRESH FRESH-ROOTS ! TURKEYS LBS LB child, other medical I CENTER SLICED-HAM 10 TO 14' TURKEY BREAST lb *1.69 records or other informa­ Red 1-lb pkg Horse­ Steaks or$ 4 oo LBS LB TOP FROST BONELESS WHITE COLONIAL ■ ircn et tion about the child’s dis­ FRESH YAMS 4 lbs *1. 6 9 ' Radishes 3 9 * radish TURKEY ROAST 2 LB WIDE BOLQGN^i^^R l b *1.79 ability or blindness, infor­ u s NO 1 TOP FROST BONELESS mation about the child’s in­ ASSORTED-CYMBIDIUM BAKING POTATOES 6 8 WHITE A SWEET POTATOES 4 lbs *1. U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED TURKEY ROAST DARK come and assets and the in­ SEAFOOD SPECIALS Orchid FRESH GRADE A' - BASTED PERDUE OVEN STUFFEH A come and assets of you and PAN READY EASTER MEAT VALUES &P IS A BUTCHER SHOP e a s t e r m e a t v a l u e s R r^ A O T lP P C WITH BIRD WATCHER 19 your husband; and infor­ Corsages 1 ea R u s i ^ t r lbs JUMBO ARTICHOKES ea 59' 1 E/IVO THERMOMETER PINK Fresh Smelts USNOI SIZE A BEST BAKING H e n o r T o m PRIMO HOT OR SWEET PAN READY mation about the child’s BEEF BRISKET-UNTRIMMED DOMESTIC 09 living arrangements. But CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER! SHRIMP Fresh Haddock ib1*2, Beautify your home lor the Holiday or Springl Choose RUSSET POTATOES Ike 89' ITALIAN SAUSAGE SHELL OFF don’t delay applying if you BEEF RIB-WHOLE 20-25 LB8. T u r k e y s from our complete selection of potted spring plants Fresh Whole RIBIER AND EMPEROR COLONIAL SLICED 50 TO 60 COUNT don’t have all this informa­ 1 POUND PKG Scrod Fillets ib *2. including Easter Lilies and Mums. CENTER CUT BACON SLICED CENTER CUTS ot c a 'lO tion. The people at the Briskets IMPORTED GRAPES lb *1.39 RIBSefBEEF Canned Ham 10 TO 20 LUNDY FRESH Halibut LB *4.*^ Social Sec 'i'ty office can INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS $ ^ 4 9 LB AVG LB ALASKAN C a 00 help you obtain whatever is BEEF RIB-OVEN READY-LARGE END t ^ Q Q 6 9 ' = PORK SAUSAGE ROLL P WHITE GRAPEFRUIT 4 for *1. King Crab Legs lb *4.^ ne^ed. Price Freeze and... 8 tolO Ibi. Rib Roasts ™ CALIFORNIA . Q. I prently received FOOD MART ■ GRADE A' DEL MONTE a Whole Lot More! CUSTOM CUT BEEF RIB-OVEN READY-SMALL END 0 ^ 4 0 TENDER CARROTS 4 ^A^ls*l. BUMBLEBEE Duncan Hines treatment for an injury. TO ORDER! FRESH WHITE ( HUNK LIGHT VEGETABLES My dc. r sent in the claim A&P Freezes the Prices of Over 1,000 Ann Page and Rib Roasts *2^ ALL VARIETIES for the Medicare medical Generic Products that you use often. Along with Cake M ixes • Garden Peas •French Style or SEMI-BONELESS-WATER ADDED BRACH’S CANDIES LB 99' LARGE EGGS TUNA HILLSHIRE-POLSKA WHOLE OR PORTIONS (water added) ALL VARIETIES Reg. Cut Green Beans insurance payment. Will 1 Action Prices, Weekly Specials, Butcher Shop Meats DOZEN CARTON IN OIL or WATER get^tlny kind of notice with Supermarket Prices, Fresh Produce, and The COLONIAL SEMI-BNLS. telling mt what Medicare Economy Shop, it adds up to a Whole Lot More! DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY SOME 6vj OZ o HAMS HALVES I lb ITEMS NOT a v a il a b l e T il TUESDAY paid? STOCK-UP NOW! LAST WEEK OF PRICE FREEZE! Kielbasa HAMS * 1 “ CAN A. Whenever you or a 6 9 ^ 5 9 ' r ^ doctor or a supplier sends EASTER PLANTS FOLGERS _ _ FOOD c l u b STRAINED ot w h o l e _ in a medical insurance 10 02 64 OUNCE RONZONI-CURLY EDGE CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE BOTTLE claim. Medicare will send ALLQRIND8-COFFEE b e a u t if u l Instant Coffee JAR *4.29 Hawaiian Punch 89 Cranberry Sauce 2 ?.S69 you an Explanation of GEISHA . _ PRINCELLA SWEET l if e 12 COUNT i ? OZ p k G Medicare benefits. This EASTER LILIES notice shows what services CANNED VEGETABLES FOLGEB’S ? Mandarin Oranges ca°n 49' Cut Yams 79 Brown n’Serve Rolls 59 0 were covered, what 15'.^ oz. French style i . q q MIN charges were approved, •GREENBEANS DOLE FOODCLUB FOODCLUB College Inn how much was credited 16 oz.-Mixed Sizes ALSO • COLORFUL MUMS 6" POT • PINEAPPLE All Vegetable toward your $60 deductible, 16 oz. LOVELY TULIPS 6 POT • YELLOW DAE SUGAR • SWEET PEAS FODILS 5 NOSE MIN 6 ' POT • IN JUICE •CONFECTIONERS Chicken Broth and the amount Medicare pkg. 16 oz. Sliced ■ SHORTENING BEAUTIFUL HYACINTHS 3 BULBS PER 6 •SLICED •CHUNK •CRUSHED •LIGHT or DARK BROWN 13V. OZ. CAN paid. If you have any •CARROTS L m m ' m m POT . LARGE LOVELY AZALEAS 6 ' / 3 POUND CAN questions about the notice, POT contact the carrier that $ - 1 o o send you the notice or a 5 9 ' 3 9 * ^ Social Security office. 1 . 2 9 1 3 8 9 Q. I recently received a ALL PURPOSE FLOUR DISPOSABLE DIAPERS BATHROOM TISSUES statement of my earnings NATURAL-LINCOLN Stainless Steel I Professional FRESH DAIR Y DELIGHTS! Frozen Foods For Quick n ’Easy Meals! from Social Security, l ■ l l oStyle iy ic A KOSHER FOR PASSOVER ? i OZ APPLE \ CREAM t^ '6 OZ FUDGE NU^ which I requested. It GOLD MEDAL PAMPERS GHARMIN G u t t e d 100% PURE KRAFT PHILADELPHIA HOOD doesn’t agr^jvith the EXTRA ABSORBENT APPLE JUICE Florida Citrus CREAM CHEESE p°g 59' SARA LEE TORTES *1.99 record I've kept of my ear­ f"'w pr»t« A 24 CT. PKG. ICECREAM Orange Juice POLLY O WHOLE MILK ^ TROPICANA nings. What should 1 do? DAYTIME I ALL FLAVORS '2 0 Z HALF GALLON CARTON CONTAINER HALF GALLON CARTON ORANGEJUICE CAN A. Call, write, or visit 30CT. PKG RICOTTA ^3.29 85' Wgal. KOSHER FOR PASSOVER HOODS ALL PURPOSE any Social Security office \ ‘ STOKElY INTtONATlONAl „„o.rT,ce right away. Give your bit. CREAM PINT CONTAINER 89' VEGETABLES 16 OZ PKG 79 \ 10” Chef’s K nife 9 9 * ^ *1.59 Social Security number, KOSHER FOR PASSOVER WITH NATURAL BEECHWOOD HANDLE KOSHER FOR PASSOVER the periods of employment, BREAKSTONE • REG or CALIFORNIA 24 OZ CUP HEINZ REGULAR Of CRINKLE CUT CARNATION wages paid you in each Hood DEEP FRIES 24 02 PKG 89 EACH COTTAGE CHEESE *1.09 SHRIMP period, and the employer’s I—^ FLEISCHMANN'S CORN OIL Sour Cream BIRDS EYE COMBINATION 9 OZ PKG PEELED DEVEINED 12 OZ PACKAGE name and address. You dairy delights lb pkg 16 OZ CARTON VEGETABLES ..^etes 69' ’’v frozen foods Steak Knives MARGARINE i 7 9 ' also should include forms (general merchandise service deli* OREGON FARMS - - health & beauty aids s h r e d d e d OR BALL 8 OZ PKG W-2 or other proof of your 1 •Available At Stores With iervke D fN i Ontr. iO MOl ®1 k Q 1 HOOD CARROT CAKE p k g A . U t / wages or, if you’re self- > C&F MOZZARELLA 99* *4.99 HANDCR AFTED-STONEWARE ALLFLAVORS-HOOD REG., OILY, DRY-ORGANIC-15 OZ. WHOLE Of HALF THROUGH THE ENTIRE PROMOTION 2 employed, copies of your ■ o r a n g e A tax returns for the years ASS’T. Q A 0 IC E $ 4 4 9 FABERGE Q ^ 0 GLAZED HAM S019 involved. A Social Security |JU IC E D 3;- L U representative will help MUGS CREAM 15'off I"6 4 10* off you to get any necessary I SHAMPOO 20* off ! “20*off T"15% ff T“15'off I ON A 16 02 PKG I ON AN 8 02 PKG correction in your earnings HOOD-16 OZ.CONT TERRYCLOTH SLIPPERS ON A 7 OZ. PKG ON ANY M ON ANY PACKAGE I ON AN 8 OZ PACKAGE BIRDSEYE REG. EXTRA BODY OR MORE PKG WALDBAUMS record. LONGACRE-STDRE SLICED TOP FROST TOP FROST I MERICO SOUR CREAM PERCH BATTER EASTER I FOOD CLUB or WHIPPED ANNPAGE-1-LB. PKG PLAYT£TQUAN^^ typooraphical e r r o r s a c m I star is about 4,000OF., J T E ^ F O R s a l e n o t a v a il a b l e t o WHOLLoALE o h r e t a il d e a l e r s .i while on a hot star, tempera­ tures can reach 100,000»F. I