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Market Falls Vol. XCVIII, No. 153 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, March 31, 1979 a A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20C Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered NEW YORK (UPI) - The stock market fe}l in moderate tradng Friday in reaction to the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island, Pa., ai|d the government’s report of a dKline in its economic in­ dicators. Melt- Down Feared Thc,^Dow Jbnes industrial averageV.which managed to gain 0.52 point Thursday, lost 4.59 points to 862.18. but ended the week with a gain of 2.43 points. The New York Stock Exchange At Nuclear Plant index dropped 0.21 to 57.13 and the price of a share shed 12 cents. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The water. Officials said they hope to find events that are not happening now. Declines topped advances, 791 to government, reporting the nation’s a way to remove the bubble from the “The White House has set up 607, among the 1,886 issues traded most serious\ atomic emergency is reactor a little at a time and avert ' adequate communications between at 4 p.m. EST. far worse than they^hought, said the threat. the NRO, the White House, the site Nuclear energy stocks general­ Friday there is dafigw of a reactor “It is a ticklish operation,” and the governor’s office,” he added. ly plunged and dragged the rest of melt-down within a few days at Thompson said. "I guess it will take A fictional, exaggerated version of the market with them in the wake Three Mile Island nuclear plant in. tens if not hundreds of hours.” an extreme melt-down is described of the accident near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. If a reactor core loses its flow of in the new movie " The China Syn- Dudley Thompson of the Nuclear Pa. cooling water, temperatures in the drom.e.” General Public Utilities, the Regulatory Commission’s office of uranium fuel can increase enough to The closest a U.S. power plant has holding company that owns the inspection and enforcement said the melt fuel rods dr even part of the come to such catastrophe was in Oc- Three Mile Island plant, asked threat ranges from the reactor core and — at theoretical tob«r 1966 when a piece of metal that trading in its stock be "real possibility" of partial melting worst — melt through the steel reac­ broke loose at the Fermi breeder suspended until the situation of the uranium fuel to the tor housing. reactor near Detroit, partially "miniscule" chance the entire reac­ clears up. The stock was off % to A total’melt-down accident would be blocking the flow M cooling water tor core could melt — the worst type I6V4 in active trading on the , the most devastating catastrophe and causing a partial melting qf reac­ NYSE before transactions were of nuclear catastrophe. that could strike a nuclear power tor fuel. halted. It was down Me to I6V4 in NRC officials also blamed workers plant, with the potential for • Thompson said the term melt-down composite trading. at Metropolitan Edison, the utility spreading high levels of radiation — as he used it — covered everything that operates Three Mile Island, for over many square miles and perhaps from the melting of only a few pellets uncontrolled radition leaks from the killing thousands. of uranium within the reactor fuel plant since the accident Wednesday. At the White House, Powell said a rods to the total melting of the reac­ Farmers^ Markets ’The NRC said reactor operators report about the possibility of a melt­ tor core. erred releasing radioactive water to down “is at the very least RICHMOND, R.I. (UPI) - an unsealed building. speculative.” In a total core melt, he said, the Once-flourishing farmers’ President Carter, reacting swiftly Powell said the federal govern­ molten core would fall into a pool of markets could soon make a to the latest news from the scene, ment has worked out with state of­ water in the basement of the reactor ordered immediate government room. He said the water could turn comeback in Rhode Island. ficials a contingency plan for evacua­ A growers group, ’The Southern measures to help cope with the situa­ tion of high risk areas if the need exploslvefy to steam when the Rhode Island Small Farmers, tion— and indicated the accident will j arises. A decision, on evacuation, he molten core hit, creating enough plans a network of markets where provoke more stringent nuclear safe-' said, would be up to Gov. Richard pressure to burst seals in the contain­ its members can sell their home­ ty standards. Thornburgh. ment building around the reactor aqd grown products directly to the On Whom Is the Joke? White House press secretary Jody “A decision on evacuation," release massive amounts of radioac­ public. ’The first will open behind This is not your run of the mill April Fool’s photograph. The Powell told reporters Carter “has Powell said, “would be based on tive steam. the Richmond School in May. photographer did indeed set out to get a gag shot along with his been briefed repeatedly on developments,” and said the presi­ A second group, the East Bay regular assignments. In the normal course of events, he took a Small farm and Garden Associa-, dent advised a group of visiting tion, plana to open markets in picture of a gentleman, whose name we are not mentioning. editors and broadcasters Friday Carrier and UTC June in Newport, Portsmouth and Later he took a picture of a raccoon, whose nanie we never did afternoon that “this insident will possibly Middletown. learn. Then by means of a mistake too einbarrassing to dis­ make it necessary to reassess our “There are no two ways about cuss, he found both images on the same negative, beautifully present safety precautions and probably lead to even more stringent it,’’ Hopkinton farmer Harold superimposed. John Strempfer is not reluctant to have us tell Agree on Merger Maricham said. “You just can’t safety and design mechanisms and beat locally grown go^s. ’They about it. He thinks nobody will believe it anyway. We know at standards.” HARTFORD (UPI) - Carrier percent of Carrier's voting taste better, are more nutritious least one raccoon and one gentleman who know it’s true. ’Thompson and other officials said Corp. and United Technologies Corp. securities, which were acquired in a and cost less than most of the the melt-down risk can come when Friday announced they have agreed cash tender offer and by open market stuff you buy in the big stores. engineers try to cool the crippled in principle to a merger which will purcha.ses since last December, reactor at Harrisburg, Pa., below its make Carrier a wholly-owned sub­ Public Forum Set present level. sidiary of UTC, ending more than Each share of Ihe new preferred Sees Carter Out Officials said the reactor had four months of litigation. stock will be entitled to one-half vote reached a stable condition Friday Carrier had taken UTC to court and will be convertible into .375 share NEW YORK (UPI) - On CD Funds Ban .afternoon, meaning there was no im­ after it opened its tender offer in of UTC common stock, the statement said. Republican presidential can­ questions to the panelists and to mediate risk and’operators could plot November, charging the merger didate Lowell Weicker Friday MANCHESTER — Six panelists the next steps with extreme caution. would violate federal anti-trust laws. resource people who are qualified to The new preferred stock will be pj^icted he Democratic Party will present opposing views on the give factual information regarding “We are faced with a decision (on Friday's agreement will allow UTC, will dump President Carter in upcoming HUD referendum question how to proceed) within a few days, Connecticut's largest private redeemable beginning in 1986 at $29 the program. per share and thereafter at redemp­ 1980 and instead nominate Sen. at a public forum Monday, April 9, at rather than hours,” ’Thompson told employer, to take over the Syracuse, James Breitenfeld, president of the tion prices declingin $.50 per year to Eidward Kennedy or Vice Presi­ 7:30 p.m. in Illing Junior High School reporters at an NRC news center. N.Y., giant air conditioning Greater Manchester Chamber of $25 per share in 1995 and subsequent dent Walter Mondale or, as “a bad auditorium. “We ultimately face the risk of a manufacturer. Commerce, will moderate the dis­ years. third,” California Gov. Eidmund The Manchester League of Women cussion. melt-down (depending on) the The merger plan will require ap­ Voters and the town's Human manner in which we cope with the proval of the boards of directors of G. Brown. .Speakers favorable to the town's Before the effective date of the Relations Commission are spon­ problem. If there is even a small both UTC and Carrier, as well as the continued participation in the HUD merger. Carrier will redeem its 4'4 soring the event. program will be Gerry Harvey of chance of a melt-down, we will approval by a majority 0 ^ the “Recent polls have indicated recommend precautionar jr shareholders of both companies. Ten­ percent senior preferred stock. In the ^inside Today JOIN; Mayor Stephen Penny; and merger each outstanding share of widespread public uncertainty and evacuation.” William Sieith, a member of the tative plans call for the merger to oc­ ('arricr $1 86 cumulative preferred Business...... 15 confusion concerning the HUD The NRC said it had sent eight Downtown Coordinating Committee. cur in July, a joint stateriient said. stock will he exchanged for 1.815 Churches ...... 6 program and its role in Manchester’s Speaking as advocates of a two- senior officials to the plant as ad­ Both firms said their represen­ Classified...... 15-18 shares of the new preferred stock of future,” said Human Relations Com­ year moratorium on the use of block visers. ’The agency said responsibilc- tatives on the other company's hoard United Collectors’ ( ^ m e r ...... 3 missioner David Call and Elizabeth grants by Manchester will be Eugene ty for future actions rests with will not participate in any Comics...... 19 Lauder, voters service chairman of Sierakowski of Concerned Citizens of Metropolitan Edison "for the deliberations or vote on the merger. Each outstandin(|^ share of the Editorial ...... 4 the League. “We' believe the forum Manchester; Town Director Joseph present” — but federal officials can Hartford-based UTC, an Carrier $3.IX) cumulative preferred Entertainment ...... 3 will present a good balance of views Sweeney; and Carl Zinsser, minority seize the decision-making “if aggressive merger seeker, li§ts stock will be exchanged for two Obituaries ...... 8 on the question of whether leader of the town's Board of Direc­ necessary.” f’ratt & Whitney Aircraft Group and shares ol the new preferred stock. People/Places...... 9 Manchester should continue to par­ tors. ’The risk of fuel melting at Three Otis EJevator Co. among its holdings. Each outstanding share of the Sports...... 13-14 ticip ate in HUD's Community Manchester's Town Manager Mile Island comes from a steam bub­ It had sales of nearly $6.3 billion last Carrier $2,25 cumulative preferred Television ...... TV Spotlight Development Block Grant Robert Weiss and Ronald Black, area ble at the top of the reactor that year. stock will he exchanged for 1.86 W eather...... 2 F’rogram.” deputy director for HUD, will be pre­ could — unless removed — increase UTC now owns approximately 49 shares ol new preferred stock. The audience will be able to submit sent to answer questions. in size and block the flow of cooling s juh Teamsters Reach Your Nolghboro’ Vltws: Who will win the American League thia year? Contract Accord I*-1./ ' WASHINGTON (UPI) The settlement with the trucking industry Teamsters union and the trucking in­ as a midnight Saturday strike dustry reached agreement Friday on deadline approached. wage projxisals and neared final But he cautioned: “ We haven’t settlement on a new three-year con­ settled on a contract yet,” tract, sources close to the Fitzsimmons com m ent^ during a negotiations said. lunch break after negotiators met ’The sources said the wage agree­ throughout the morning, both jointly ment came after the industry offered and separately with chief federal a new proposal earlier Friday. mediator Wayne Horvitz, The agreement, according to a source, calls for yearly wage in­ "I said we made progress, we creases of 80 cents, 35 cents and 35 make progress every day,” he told cents per hour and health and reporters. welfare benefits costing 14 cents, 8 As he arrived for the negotiations, Keith Cooper Nancy Dawson Calvin Hollister Michael Patnode Alex Bocciarelli Winfield Woodings cents, and 8 cents per hour. Fitzsimmons said, “We’ve got our “the average wage of the fingers crossed” that a strike can be South Glastonbury —“The Keith 121 Maplewood Boston. It’s a premomilon (Cin­ time.” Teamsters currently ranges from avoided. He raised his hands and Cooper, Yankees. ’They’re better than any Ave., West Hartford —‘‘The cinnati |s going to win in the other IMichael Patnode, 20 Raymond 19.45 and $9.60 per hour. cros.sed the fingers on each. of them. 1 lived in New York 25 Yankees. ’They have most of the league.” Road, South Glastonbury —“I’d The bargainers were continuing ’The current three-year contract years.” talent. I’m from New York and Calvin Hollister, High Street, like to see the Red Sox win It, but their talks on non-economic issues covering 3(X),0(X) truck drivers and Winfield Woodings, Main I’ve always been a Yankees fan. South Glastonbury —“The it’s going to be the . Yankees. and also to decide the timetable for warehousemen expires at 12:01 a.m. Street, South Glastonbury Also, they’re blessed by God.” Yankees. I happen to be a Yankee Have you seen their pitching futurel U cost of living adjustments. Sunday. —“Yankees, of course.” Naney Dawson, 120 High St., fan and have been for a good long sUff?” N.Earlier Friday, Teamsters Presi­ Rank-and-file union members have Alex Bocciarelli, 840 Main St., dent Frank Fitzsimmons had said his voted to authorize negotiators to call South Glastonbury —“I hope union was making< progress tdward a a strike if necessary. EVENING HKKAl.l). S:il , March 30. 1979 -- I’AGF, TllltKI': PAGE TWO - p;VENIN(; HEHALO. Sal . March 30. IW9 Collectors^ Corner Theater Workshop Directors’ Budget Work Planned by YMCA VERNON — The Indian Valley Campaign Button YMCA will sponsor a th eater workshop for children in Grades 4-6 To Begin w i t h Hearing on Tuesdays from 3:45 to 5 p.m., starting April 17. Sealer of Weights and Measures Has 1897 Patent Jeanne Mangino of South Windsor, MANCHESTER -T h e $28,149,341 year is due to the upcofningI E£p(Bi speciai -$5,373, $5,373, $5,720. who has had more than 15 years’ election, budget proposed by Town Manager • Health -$126,011. $131,455. $137 - experience on stage and in public • Assessment —$92,275. $116,680. Robert Weiss represents a 5.93 Per­ 154. »> lU Ma. KKNDRICK Eisenhower’s opponent in 1952 and television will conduct the four-week cent increase over the present year’s $127,001. Spending this year exceeded '56.) • Social Services —$337,517, $298,- This is one of the many gizmos program. Classes will be at the budget. the estimate primarily because of The third picture has the eagle Skinner Road School. .396. $317,251. made with the idea of defeating ’The budget from^Weiss fell just salary expenses The department had erect: TM ALL RIGHT. " The • Human Services —$16,012, $16,- Williams Jennings Bryan in his cam­ Students will learn the basics of below the six ^ r c e n t ceiling in­ an extra work load to comviete the reverse (not shown) will have movement, diction, projection, 762. $22,338. No funding is included in paign for the presideqpy. He hatfmis­ crease set by the Democratic revaluation. One new position is in­ changed to “ GOLD STANDARD make-up and costume, for stSge the entire budget to pay for expenses sed beating McKinley in 1896 by only members of the Town Board of cluded in the 1979-80 budget. MEANS A DOLLAR WORTH 100 presentations. Short skits wilt also be if the ban on Community Develop­ 15.000 (strategically placed) votes. • Collector $79,000. $88,315. $92. CENTS." and beneath this. '‘MACK. prepared by the participants. The fee Directors. . ment goes into effect. This depart­ This gadget, which is considered to The hoard now will begin its work 497. TEDDY AND PROSPERITY." will be $6 for members and $9 for ment budget is funded primarily with be a campaign button, was patented on reviewing the budget and possibly • Town Clerk -$81,907, $89,886 All this was a rather mild attack in non-members. Community Development fund. in 1897 and refers to the contest of making more cuts in the spending $W.162. an era when it was not uncommon for To register or for more informa­ • Recreation -$255,870, $253,926, 1900. • plan for 1979-80. First, though. Jhe . • Trea.surer-$41,837. $41,847, $44. a candidate to refer fo his opponent tion visit, or call, the YMCA office at $267,667. One new position is included It is in two parts: an outersh’ell board will hear from town residents 741. as "a slobbering demagogue." Vernon Circle, 8727329. lor,1979-80. with cut-away slots and an inner disc about the manager’s proposed • Planning & Zoning—$56,9-9. $59. "Teddy. " or'Theodore Roosevelt, that can be made to rotate with the • Senior Citizens Center —$68,450, did much more than McKinley to win budget. 779, $63,045. eagle’s breast as a pivot. The loop for • Town Altornev—$75,000, $75,000 $73,187. $72,419. the campaign of I9()0, He visited 24 The annual public hearing on the hanging has a second function. It can budget will be held Monday at 7:30 $73,904. • Lihrar'- -$450,364. $450,364. states, travelled 21.000 miles, and Two Area Soloists $477,386. be made lo move the ityner disc so a p.m. at Waddell School. 163 Broad St. • General Services —$89,000. .$93. made nearly 700 speeches. The free Ready .for Variety Show • Non-functional and mis­ different “message ' will appear in In First Concert dent registered in the program. Looking oil The 5.93 percgqt increase is for the 2.38. $102,424.'\ four places. silver issue was a real horror for the George Wilk. left, counselor in the entire budget. S ^ e department • Probate Cbprt -$7.3-0. $7,330 cellaneous. which includes in­ financial world. Every bank in New Lined up in a finale routine are the Burton taine, I’aiila Lenti, Janet Gfzymkowski, MANCHESTER ■- Two At the left we see the eagle bent Manchester Adult Basic Education Program, are .Sylvia Morrone and John Bourgoine. budgets and other expenses in­ $7,640. surance. capital improvements and York City was said to have been Dancers who are'getting ready lor the Lorrie Butteron, Debbie Gorman, Laurie Manchester residents will be soloists sid^'ays with' lettering directly goes over a computer printout of available (Herald photo by Strempfer) creased more than that figure. contingency - $3,694,496, $3,383,196, assessed a percentage of its capital \ t the'Manchester Chamber Singers • Public Works Administration above saying •WHER^ AM I AT? " Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Variety Bashaw. Vicki Martin. (Herald (ihoto by $3,735,698, for a campaign fund. Railroads, in- premiere concert Sunday at 8 p.m. at careers with Clvde Jemmott. an adult stu­ Others increased by less than that -$331,000. $323,169. $359.1,34. If the button is turned over when on Show Wednesday at the Manchester High Strempler) • Support lor Community Agencies -surance companies — almost any' Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 figure and a few even decreased. • Building Inspection—$118,817. this setting it will say "FREE ti. ivvii ,ii 7:45 p.m, F'rom left are Lucie Fon­ -$292.7.36. $289,736. $.308,472. people in the money game were Church St. The soloists are Karen The following list details how much $121,429. $123,695. SILVER MEANS A DOLLAR each department in town has been • Engineering —$127,998. $139,612 • Board of Education—$15,582,756, tapped for contributions. There were Dietetic. l■lwll■:ll)c). ol 33 $15,589,732. $16.517.9,34. WORTH 50 CENTS." and beneath slated to receive according to the $190,632. This includes one new posi some 1.400 anti-Bryan speakers, and Dorothy Road, and Edward Career Advice Offered There also are several budgets not this: ■ BRVANARCHEY AND Zakowicz, bass, of 37 Doane St. Weiss budget, n “ tion for 1979-80. at the same time tons of posters, car­ included in the General Fund. These STEVENSON " (This was Bryan's Arts Group Concerned Mrs. Dieterle has sung in choral The first figure is the amount, the toons. buttons and medals blanketed MANCHESTER -Adult students able lo idenlilv some specilic career with new alternatives to consider in • Highway -$819,741. $807,609 running mate in 1900: Adlai Ewing department was budgeted for the $904,023. This includes one new Posi present-year expenses and budget the country. groups in high school and college. She registered in the Manchester Adult goals lo consider Field trips to area addition lo achieving their high proposals are as follows: Stevenson, the grandfather of ' will sing “^m etim es I Feel Like A Basic Education Program are being present year, the second figure is the tion for 1979-80 ■ The “button " shown here is in businesses and industries are in­ school diploma. Wilk said. . , • Water -$1,333,991, $1,333,991 Motherless Child," a spiritual, provided an opportunity to par­ cluded amount it actually expects to spend • Sanitation -$594,742$577,664 brass, about the size of a silver $1,414,030. arranged by Shaw-Parker, ticipate in a career counseling this year, and the third figure is the $623,117. dollar. It is the property of Doris Concerts Leaving Town Recently. participarTttrFieard Irom • Sewer -$1,127,712. $1,116,537, Zakowicz will sing “1 Got A Key ” . project being sponsored by Regional Dr Wayne Kuhfily. director of ad­ amount Weiss has proposed for 1979- • Cemetery -$171,502, $169,222 Adler of the Su-Deb Coin Co. on Main $1,195,375, form and distributed with The Herald Commissioner Blish told the group aleo a spiritual, arranged by Shaw- Adult . Basic Education and the missions at Manchester Community 80. $175,081. St. Mrs. Adler collects all types of MANCHESTER - Members of the • Fire -$2;070.083, $2,064,853. $2,- about a Manchester High School Parker. Capitol Region Education Count il College regarding the two-year • Board of Pirectors —$69,057. • Park -$445,000, $455,567, $469, presidential campaign memorabilia, Arts Commission of the Greater in May. Workshop on Coping 143,872. . The tab. designed to inform both senior, Michael Wilson, who had^y A technical .programmer, Most.of the students Participating career programs available there $79,101, $80,767. 172. medals, pins, ribbons, buttons and so Manchester Chamber of Commerce • Special Parking District —$59,- the public and businesses about the produced his own play recently in Zakowicz spent four years with the in the pilot program arc adults who Another group visited the Hamilton MANCHESTER — A workshop on • General Manager -$125,600, • Maintenance-$211,475. $229,276 forth. Some other anti-Bryan items are coecerned that local performing 200. $59,200. $70,825. groupsjare having to perform' out of purposes and activities of the various high school and, upon request, for the Buffalo Diocesan Preparatory have returned to the Manchester Standard Machinist Training “Coping With Middlescence" will be $126,657, $145,650. $241,6,36. that can be sent at Su-Deb are • Data Processing —$240,279, various silver 'Xifollars " that carry town becSfeeiJnhe unavailability of performing arts groups in Little Theatre of Manchester. Seminary Men’s Chorus. Evening School to complete their I’rogram at Howell (,'heney Regional led by Joan Rf^Singer at the • Controller -$82,517, $89,960, • Police -$2,048,125, $2,079,059 $236,960. $188,880. The town now owns messages similar to that of the piece Bailey Auditorium a t^ e Manchester Manchester,^ will include pictures "We have a budding playwright in' The 26-voice group will present a ediJcatiom In .June, they will take the Vocational Technical .School Other ■Manchester Community College’s $111,073, One new position is included $2,213,674. This includes one new equipment it has been paying for on a illustrated above. , High School. and stories about those groups. town, " Blish said. "He has an diversified program of madrigals, State ol (,’onnecticut Equivalency Held trips are planned for the next Women’s Center on TuesSlay-from 7 in the 1979-80 budget. custodial position for 1979-80. lease-purchase arrangement so the Dr. Francis Helfrick. commission amazing insight. " spirituals, and secular and sacred Diploma examination six weeks to 9 p.m. • Election -$54,599, $79,336, $57,- • Disaster Control —$21,238. $22,- The field of the buttons alone is Two,, of the Manchester Civic budget has dropped. chairman, said that so far there are “That’s one of the things our com­ works. Students are identifying their George Wilk, counselor of the .1 Topics covered will be health, love, 734. The increase in spending this 088, $25.500.1 extensive enough to have inspired Orchestra concerts this year have 1 three good-sized catalogs. One of been performed out of town — one in 10 non-profit groups covered in the munity can do, prepare young people The Chamber Singers will be vocational, educational'and employ­ Adult Basic Education program in­ money, and time. them that shows the “WHERE AM I the Vernon Center Middle School and brochure. They are the Manchester for the arts," Dr. Helfrick said. He directed by Stuart Gillespie, who ment goals through a series ol in­ dicates that the student response to Mrs. Singer has done articles, TV AT"? in full color is Ted Hake's "En­ one in the Glastonbury High School. Civic Orchestra and Chorple, the referred to the number of local formed the group. dividual and group counseling the project has been enthusiastic. and other workshops on subjects Musieiiin Plans Classes cyclopedia of Political Buttons. 1896- The orchestra’s spring concert on Manchester Pipe Babd. the students who have gotten their start Tickets will be sold at the door. sessions. With the use ol a com­ Integrating a career counseling, relevant to mid-life. ’The program is Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan toward a musical career as members puterized vocational and career in- open to the public. grades. • Bikehikers —Saturday, 9:30 to 1972, " thai was published in 1974 by Sunday afternoon will be at the program in the Adult Basic FMuca- Players, the Mountain Laurel of tbe Manchester Civic Orchestra. ventorv svstern, students haye been MANCHESTER -A bike hike • Indian Beadwork —Wednesday. 11:30 a m. for fourth to sixth grades. Dafran'Hduse of New York City. The Manchester High School. tion I’rogram is providing adults Chapter Chorus of Sweet Adelines He also said it-might be a good idea through Manchester's history, a 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. for third to sixth • Nature Investigation—Saturday, author gives it catalog number 215-M The Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan and prices it at $15. An update of this Inc., Little Theatre of Manchester, to follow up on high school alumni Classes Planned handmade flying machine, Indian grades. 9:30 to 10:30 a m. for kindergarten & Players for the first time have had to beadwork designs and green thumb book in 1977 without the pictures go out of town for one of their perfor­ Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, who have become successful in their • Splash, Splash. Paints & Crafts first grades, to meet at Oak Grove In Disco Dancing antics are all part of the many ac­ gives 216-M a price of $30. (The other mances. They’re currently presen­ Manchester Arts Council, art performing careers, and include —Thursday. 3:45 to '4:45 p.m. for Nature Center. » tivities scheduled for spring classes works on the subject by Hake are: ting “The Mikado" at East Hartford Manchester Art Association, the information in proposed future SOUTH WINDSOR - Disco dan­ Water Plan kindergarten. • 4 -year-olds' Pre-School at the Lutz Junior Museum. 126 Manchester Community College arts newsletters to chamber members. cing classes will start April 20 from 7 • Amazing Aeronautics —Wednesday, 9:30 to 11:30a.m. for 4- Book II, 1920-f976. and Book III, for High School, to 8 p.m. at the Wapping Church Cedar St. —Thursday, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. for fifth year-oids. 1789-1916.) The Little Theatre of Manchester programs, and The Silk City Chorus, To Be Aired a member of SPEBSQSA. Community Hall, sponsored by the The museum will offer a series of and sixth grades. • 3 -year-olds' Pre-School has not scheduled its plays at the Puhlir Hearing; In an effort to attract support from Indian Valley YMCA. classes ranging in topics from art to • It's Time to G row-Friday, 3:45 —Thursday 10 to 11 a m, for 3-year- Coming Events | Manchester High School for several HEBRON — The Zoning Board of the town's businesses for the arts, The classes will run for eight flight. Each class will meet for six to 4:45 p.m. y fpr first and second olds years because of conflicting dates Appeals will conduct a public hearing Wednesday TOMORROW, April 1, The first James Breilenfeld, executive direc- weeks and will be taught by Linda consecutive weeks. <8$' grades. For fee information and further in­ and the high cost of rental. Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Town Of­ Sunday Stamp Bourse at the Ramada “When Manchester’s own perfor­ *lor of the chamber said it is impor­ Regulbuto. The course is open to Registration will be received by • Gardener's Spring Fever formation, call the Lutz Junior fice Building on a request for a MANCHESTER -An infor­ mail before April 10. Participants, Inn. 100 E. River Drive, East Hart­ ming arts groups have to go out of tant to let the businesses know why teen-agers and adults. It will include mational meeting about the proposed —Friday, 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. for fourth Museum at 643-0949. ford, hours 10 to 5. There will be 25 special exception. today's popular dances such as the age 4 through 12 must be museum to sixth prades town to perform, something’s wrong the arts are important to the com­ Geraltiand Sara Cross, 109 Church $20-million bond issue for water im­ members. dealers, the USPS, and also a booth somewhere," commission member munity. hustle, bus stop steps and partnering provements will be held Wednesday. for the British Post Office. (Do you St., Amston, have asked for a special combinations. ^ Classes to be offered'during the Fred Blish, (Resident'’z)f the Little He also asked that any arts groups exception lo allow them to live in a The session will give residents a know why the name of the country For more information call the spring session, beginning April 17. Theatre of Manchester, said. who have fliers or brochures about trailer while they are reconstructing chance to learn and ask’ questions does not appear on British stamps? their groups leave them at the YMCA office, Vernon Circle, 872- are: % The discussion began the meeting their home. A regular meeting of the about the proposed bond issue, which It's because in 1840. when they put chamber office where people can 7329. ^ • Print/Print/Print —Tuesday, held Thursday morning when the board will follow the hearing. will fund water system im­ 3:45 to 4:45 p.m. for first and second out the Penny Black, nobody else had commission met to discuss plans for pick them up and read them. provements. grades. such a thing as a stamp. More on a brochure that Will nublished in tab The meeting will begin at 7 ,30 p.m. • Fearless Flyers —Tuesday, 3:45 British philately here next week.) and will be held at Illing Junior lligh to 4:45 p.m. for third and fourth TUESDAY, April 3: Regular School, 229 E. Middle Turnpike. grades. meeting night of the Central Connec­ Kew England showing of The town has proposed the .system • Gifts of Spring —Wednesday, ticut Coin Club. The doors will open improvements so it can meet federal 3:45 to 4:45 p m. for first and second at 7 p.m. at the K of C Hall, 138 Main Rehearsing standards;for drinking water quality. St., Manchester. Numismatists of all The present water sy.stem often levels and persuasions are welcome. For Show violates those standards, and the Assumption Posts Manchester area Mountain Halloween town has to take steps to improve its Laurel Chorus members are NATIIKir TUB' water (piality. Second Honor Roll ihc only HO I’ TUB made of The $20-million bond issue includes shown rehearsing for Satur­ eonstruetion ol a water treatment' MANCHESTER —Students named day’s show, “ Command Per­ CA PRESS, the arislocrai of tank facility on the north side ol Spring to the “ B" honor roll for the second formance.” Back row from woods... the only HO T TUB that quarter at Assumption Junior High' Street and improvements to. the left are Almeda Stechholz, calhcrs a nice New England gray.. . Ihc water distribution system. School are as follows: Jean Zito and Millie I lly HO T TUB with extra thick staves for the Town‘residents will vote April 17 Grade 6 Schaeffer. Middle row, on the proposed bimd issue tor the Amy Anderson, Robert Barber. Sheryl .1 heal retention. . . the only HO'I' TUB with .3 improvements . Canada. Victor Chmieloweic, David Carolyn Wiemelt and Betsy Ihc endurance of redwood and a ten year guaran- Kirk. Front row, Chickie Collard, Jim Crombie, Brian Feshler, . . the only HO'I TUB that w ill not leach when Jackie Furphy, Mary Theresa 4CADIMY Program About FrogH Henderson, Leah Segal and tWAHONOMINfE Greenwalk, Cheryl Hollis, Kathryn Astrid Wilder.'•Other Iter is first added. . , Ihc only HOT TUB with MANCHESTER —Sue Craig, staff Kiefer. Lynn Lapointe. JOINTTGH I consiruelion lor no leak per- naturalist for the Lutz Junior Also. Eillene Larsen. Adrienne Mancheste chbrus members “THE DEER Museum will conduct a slide lec- LeBlanc, Carrie Nettleton, Mairead not in the picture are Sylvia lorniance. the only HO'I TUB in ture/tape program on frogs at a OjConnor. Michael Ogren, John Price, Stechholz, Ev Sweet, Theresa HUNTER" America lor NEW ENGLAND workshop Wednesday, April 11, iit Donkey Game in Bolton igela Rezman, Loretta Scata, Lori :anford, Ellen Sleeves. Michael Tardif, Dul and Eileen Wagner. homes. 7:30 p.m. at the Oak Grove Nature ' .liin Preiiss, Bolton fire chief, holds a “ raring to go” donkey I /l)o'Donna Tuttle, Robert Vaugbn, Mark Center, 269 Oak Grove St. in toe as he poises to make a basket Thursday night during the Vorgensen. Anne Zielinski. Afterward, the group will proceed donkey basketball game at Bolton High. School. The fire into the swamps equipped with (rradc 7 / flashlights and boots to search for (iepariment played the Bolton Women's Club and the firemen Bruce Antonia. Martha Barter. Anna frogs. won. Watching i’ reuss is Tom Behling, another member of the Bonville. Chris Bowman, Joan Couture, theatre Schedule fire departmen't. In the second game, the junior class of the Donna Dupuis. Peter Einsiedel, Jeff For fee and registration informa­ Ferraris, Richard Gallacher. James cTVlarisfield ^ fiv e -in tion, please call the Lutz Junior high school defeated the teachers. (Herald photo by Girard, Joel Greene. Andrew Halpryn, SUNDAY INT 31 & 'XJ. ^28 Stafford Rd . Willimantic.Conn. H O' A paj;a/.‘0"N’ Museum at 643-0949 Strempferi Heather Hauser. Lisa Hollis. SATURDAY Manchester Drivein — Open HotnsC' Also. Julia Klein. Kathy Lenares. Manchester Drive-In — Fii SA, $ k ft IM P.M Rnm 423444i| | E J Suzanne Luby, Kristen McGee. Beth m ? . “ Mean Dog Blues" 7:30; “ Mean Dog Blues" 7:00; SUNDAY, APRIL 1; 3 to6p.m . Mergendahl. Doug Mihok, Tom Moriarty. “Force Ten from Navarone" “Force Ten from Navarone” 8:45: “Rolling Thunder” 10:30 1979 Spring Opening Connecticut Forecast Laura Negri. Laura Ortiz, Elizabeth A Tisket a Tasket 8:45; “Rolling Thunder" 10:30 Paramount PIdura Procnti MONDAY, APRIL 2; 6 to 9 p.m. Mansfield Drive-In — “Up Mansfield Drive-In — "Up Ellen Alan Palmer. Kathy Quick. Gary Riley. Steven in Smoke” “The One and Mostly cloudy with occasional light rain or drizzle and Selfors, John Sulick, Robin Vulio. Proceeds from the sale of pictured wicker articles and many . in Smoke" “The One and Burstyn Alda TUESDAY, APRIL 3; 6to9 p. patchy fog Saturday morning then partly cloudy with a Only " Show starts at 8 p.m. (F rade 8 others, will benefit Women’s American Organization for Only” Show starts at 8 p m. chance of showers ^turday afternoon. Highs Saturday in U.A Theater I — “Murder U.A. Theater 1 — “Murder REFRESHMENTS SERVED by Decree” 2:(XM;15-7:I0-9:30 the 60s. Variable cloudiness with chance of a few showers Cindy Almeida, Steve Byrne, Jane Rehabilitation Through Training The sale Will be April 4 at 8 by Decree" 2:00-4:15-7:10- Chmielowiec, Kevin Cleary. Tom Dad- p.m. at the home of Linda Snyder, 81 Kent Drive, Manchester 9:30-11:45 « U.A. Theater 2 — “China B l « Saturday nigt and Sunday. Little temperature change dario. Timothy Feshler. Bob Gagnon, Syndrome” 2:15-4:30-7:20-9:40 With the lows Saturday night in the 40s and the highs Sun­ and the Public is invited. Those planning4o attend should call U.A. Theater 2 — “China Stephanie Greenwald. Michael LaPrise, Syndrome " 2:15-4:30-7:20- U.A. Theater 3 — "Buck Ptuit HENRY WINKLER A8 day in the 60s. Chance of precipitation 50 percent Satur­ Kellie Long. Michael McCabe, Michael 649-0515. Pictured with the wicker items are Mrs. Snyder, Rogers” 2:00-3:40-5:20-7:00- To arrange a private demonstration, coll 646-3736 day and Saturday night. Winds becoming southerly 10 to 9:40-11:45 ONE MO OKY MacDonald. Christopher Negri. Tammy right and Barbara Riley, left, who will put on the demonstra­ U.A. Theater 3 — “Buck 8 40-10:20 TIE Vernon Cine 1 — "California NATURE TUB PRICES START AT $1680; 4'x4'. . . 20 mp Saturday then diminishing at night, McGee. Katie Raftery, Brian Selfors, tion. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Rogers" 2:00-3'40-5:20-7;00- Marev Smith. Kate Sullivan. 8:40-10:20-12:00 Suite" 1,:30-3:30-5:30-7;30-9:30 Vernon Cine 2 — “North Vernon Cine 1 — "California UMENT AUCTION Would-Be Farmers Suite” 2 00-7:30-9:30 Avenue Irregulars” 1:10-3:10- Manchester To Advorttao ^ To Roport Nows Vernon Cine 2 — “North 5:10-7:10-9:10 Of Rare — Valuabla — Authantlc Kew iliiglaiiif Hot Tolls Elasl Hartford — Glastonbury Itike Country Life For a classified advertisement, call Avenue Irregulars" 1:10-3:10- PERSIAN RUGS DEALERSHIPS AVAILABLE, CONTACTi JAY STAGER 646-5953 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office To report a news item or story idea: 7:10-9:10 V ernon cin^ Ki UPlWIATHIR rOTOCAtT ^ Evening Herald Manchester Alex Girelli. M3-2711 And Othar Orlantal Ruga hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m Monday - 15 H4 06 1» *95 on display at ______COLLEGE STATION, cities with under 50.000 USPS 327-500 East Hartford .. Chris Blake. 643-2711 The immediate & urgent removal of an air cargo shipment For pcriiKl ending 7 pm EST 3 31 79 During SiiUirday, tlirough Friday. When the office is consisting of fine PERSIAN & ORIENTAL RUGS is now showers and or rain will be widespread from the mid Gulf Tex. tUPD — A survey of population. Published daily except Sunday and closed, classified ads may be placed hv Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2711 2,382.students at 14 of the Rural sociologist Arthur certain holidays by the Manchester Andover ...... Ponna Holland. 646-0375 MANCHESTER being demanded for immediate disposal at this auction, to — T H E . coast, northeastward into the Ohio-Tennessee valley and calling 64.3-2718. Bolton Donna Holland. 646-3075 the highest bidder in single pieces. nation's largest Cosy said more Uian 85 per­ Publishing Co . Herald Square. P.O. For information about display adver ORIVE.IN/ROUnS6S44A CAUFDRVU most of the North Atlantic states Clear to partly cloudy Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040 Coventry . Claire Connelly. 742-8202 For your convenience the goods have been moved to: skies elsewhere agricultural schools in­ cent of the students sur­ tising. call Thomas Hooper, advertising iLLiaN’S veyed ranked country Hebron ... Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 OfEN FOE THE SEASON SUITE gg RAMADA INN dicates a lot of city slickers Hava a Complaint? director, at 643-2711' South Windsor . Judy Kuehnel. 644-1384 living as the most impor­ 3 HITS FEI-SAT-SUN 1330 SILAS DEANE HWY. want to become farmers. To SuiMCribo Verrvin Barbara Richmond. 643-2711 2.-00-7:30-9J(r WETHERSFIELD HAIR “ iD E N Nowa — If you have a question or • l!i Boston Area Weather Researchers say 35 per­ tant factor in their life f1 FORCE TEN FROM 1767 Main Street after graduation. Sixty per­ ix>mplaint about news coverage, call To subsiTibe. call Customer Service To report speiial news: SUN. APRIL 1 2 PM Let the sun cent of all agricultural Frank Burbank, managing editor. 643- at 647-9946. Office hours are 8:30 a m. to NAVARONEn MS Viewing at 1 PM r shine in! jManchester.Conn. 06040 Saturday fog and drizzle in the morning then partly cent gave country living as Business...... Alex Girelli. 643-2711 students come from 2711. 6 p m. Monday through Friday and 7 to t203-646-3736 cloudy and warmer with a chance of showers in the after­ their reason for going into Churi h .Notices Alice Evans. 643-2711 Included are ine grades of KERMAN. KASHAN. TURKISH Oj metropolitan areas of 50,- Ckcutatien — If you have a problem to a m. Saturday. #2 R0UIN6 THUNDER BOKHARA, TABRIZ. YAZD, ARDEBIL. ABADEH. noon. Highs in the low 60s. Saturday night and Sunday agriculture in the first Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 n 1MO t, 000 or more population, regarding service or delivery, call Suggested carrier rates are 90 centi many others in all sizes. place. ’Twelve percent had Family...... Betty Ryder. 643-2711 PLEASE CAaTHEATRE variable cloudiness with chance of a few showers. Little while those who grew up on Customer Service. 647-9946. cielivery weekly. $3.90 for one month. $11.70 for Sports...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 grown up in cities of 500,000 fS ’lHEANDOORlUEr Sponsor: Dryus Rug Galleries, Inc. 201-227-6484 FOR SCREEN TIMES temperature change with the lows Saturday night in the a farm or ranch represent shobid be made by 5:30 p.m. Monday three months. $23 40 for six months, and •l:10-3J0-7J0-9d0| 40s and Ute highs Sunday in the 60s, Chance of precipita­ 30 percent. The reiflainder population or more. through Friday and by 7:30 a m. Satur­ $46.80 for one year Mail rates are Office hours are i:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. tion 50 percent Saturday and Saturday night. are.,je»m small towns or day available on request. Monday through Friday N. I’A(;K KOtiK - KVKNIN(i IIKHALD. Sat , Mardi :Ui. W7d grief and the bereaved to their lives. Fourth, it of the dead body, visiting the American Way of Death," which Traditionally, the cemetery has DejnoeralieWomen sorrow as well as ;i certain relief that enabled society to express its. basic criticize in "The American Way families will meet Monday demonstrates economic and bereaved, and public mourning are castigated funeral directors for their of Death"? MANCHESTER -The from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in often accompany an expected death, reciprocal social obligations. examples of this aspect of this rite. meth^s and faulted contemporary values and to infom us of the sort of Democratic Women’s Club p^ple buried there and their place in Conference Room C at The media accounts of such deaths Thus. Ihe funeral reinfiirgos the Third, the funeral ceremonially in­ funeral practices for their of Manchester will meet history and in our lives. Manchester Memorial help unite people in grief by allowing bereaved person’s role ill siKuetV corporates the dead into "the other extravagance, because a best seller. Monday at 8 p.m. in the Again, it is a commentary on our Hospital. individuals, families, and swiety to while affirming Ihe social order world. " emphasizing that it is not Since 1972. the Federal Trade Com­ (Community Room of First times that this reduced noting pf Answers: The group is sponsored express their concern and feelings itself It also affirms family sufficient merely to separate the mission has sought to promulgate Federal And Loan on West We’re open for your Easter family continuity is occurring by the .American Cancer lor the loss of a specific human cohesiveness, with the extended living from, the dead. In ancient trade rules to regulate funeral direc­ ^ 1. Because it fulfills both social Middle Turnpike. Society, and more informa­ shopping convenlsncs. Chooss being. simuitanteously with an increased in­ faniily conveying a sense of being Fgypt. for instance, the newly dead tors in the conduct of their business. and individual needs. A parameidic from'the tion may be obtained by Public lunerals for dignitaries fill a terest in our familiay “roots.” from thousands of sxciting partof.a larger whole In this way. a were incorporated into the world of Today's Cusli^ms 2. It acknowledges and com­ town Fire Department will calling 643-2168. sociciali need to face death openly In spite of changes and criticisms, memorates the death; disposes of g iv e . a dem onstration funeral demonstrates the "roots" of 'the "eternally dead,” Similarly, Such recent criticisms and govern­ gift and card Idsaa ptua... and provide an opportunity for the the individual, the familv, and socie­ tffrough Christian sacraments, the funeral practices have remained the dead body; and assists in during the program. ment efforts challenge, the economic relatively stable. Those changes that publir Ventilation ot private grief, ^ ty dead are incorporated into a specific reorienting the bereaved to their Refreshments will be and social utility of funerals while have occurred are the result of lives. Kite.s of I’ aHsafje other worldly place, such as heaven, presuming that today's customs and served. Barbershoppers societal changes and varying per­ 3. Rite of separation (from the The executive board is In most societies, certain hell, or purgatory.. practices were invented largely by sonal needs and desires. living); rite of transition (in the sclieduled to meet at 7 p.m. MANCHESTER -The ceremonies or riles of passage are Material Expenditures ' the funeral directors themselves. No longer is death symbolically status of the bereaved); rite of in­ in the community rooni. Manchester Chapter. Look for your copy of our 'I CANDIES observed for socially important In addition to rites, funerals un­ Although some aspects of present- noted by mourning clothes or floral corporation (into “The Other SPEBSQSA, will meet events, such as a birth, marriage, or iversally involve some sort of day practices are l»sed on accom­ wreaths that publicly “announce” World"). Monday at 7:30 p.'m. at the exciting, value-packed Tlw p«rf*ct combination lor Eatlorl modations that funeral directors felt ieath. material expenditure, ranging from one's bereavement; rather, death 4. The need to face death openly , Rebekahs Meet Teen Center jAnnex of were helpful or necessary to meet circular in your favorite The funeral is simultaneously a the payment for prayers and today, in America is increasingly a and the opportunity for the public MANCHESTER-Sunset Manchester Recreation MANCHESTER PARKADE DAILY 10-9-8UN 12- 5 community desires and their com­ rite of separation, a rite of transition, offerings to gifts of food, money, or private concern. However, since it is ventilation of private grief. Rebekah Lodge will meet Center. Sunday newswpaper or at petition, toda.y's, funeral customs and a Jfte of incorporation. First, the jewelry to the purchase of crucial to have social and psy­ 5. Their methods and^ Monday at 8 p.m. at the The meeting is open to V*mon...dally 10-9, Sun 10-5 reflet fairly widespread community funeral separates the dead from the professional services and funeral chological supports, the funeral extravagance. Marine Corps League all area men interested in your nearby Caldor store. E. Hartford dally 10-9, Sun. 10-5 living, disposing of the dead through merchandise, such as caskets. By values and beliefk. Funeral practices Home. Lucille Goldman is singing four-part in charge of refreshments. barbershop harmony. IV\(;K six - KVKNIN(; IIKHAIJ). Sal . Mardi :w. mu ■ l!.‘ Churches Confront EVENING HERALD, Sat., March 30, 1979— PAGE SEVEN Wings of Morning By CLIFF SIMPSON ; r The Energy Crisis .y.'i'ji. ijjsy.'iuait. ji li) I iiilril liilrriiiilioMiil Dr (;c(irt>c Oiiicn. (;fncnil st'crctary of the United I'Im- l*ray«T «»f Istainbul 20 years later, the loaves of hush Or a "sound of gentle stillness Senifng Manchester over 50 yrs. MelhiKli.'d Chiin irs tHiard of church and s/#’•'' 24 BIRCH ST. circles, not onlv in respon.'-e to the latest round of oil monthly, some every other month, received the ble.ssing. passed the loaf UiiH'- Oxer Reicntlv, in a "Readers Sav sec. ( u4>tit Q ^il r " TEL. 843-6247 price hikes Iml as rclipioiis leaders and theologfeins and I recall a church near Bo.ston on to a neighbor and in this way the a lion of a finance magazine Tread that 543-4444 rellei I on llic whole mi’aninp ol stewardship ainonp fears that ustuf do it only once a year. great rallying cry of the Protestant f.t.d. toTflcf lrai5f nip ...... one oi the editors had advised his llial Itie world is rapidiv runnini; pul ol non-renewahle Many will be breaking the bread Hclormation •each man his ^ M8TR CH6 nalur.il resources -a «lf. Accqjt Cox and sharing the cup tomorrow’, the neighbor s priest lor in the more lollowers. "When your cup runneth * 4MER EXPRESF WORLD WIDE The iiiosi recent iiianileslalion ol Christian and Jewish lirst Sunday in the month, and prac­ familiar words ol Luther and Paul: over, turn olf the tap." He was cor­ SERVICE involveiiicnl in the cnerpv cirtiscrvation movement came % TTW mmne55, amfso/tU nw tically all Christians will be par­ the priesthood iif all believers") rected hv a more acquisitive was liilly reali/.ed. capitalist with this wording. "When *in CONDITIONING receiilK with the announcement by the Inlerfaith (^'oali- ticipating in the sacrament on Maun­ "EFniGEnsriON lion on I'jierpv ol ils ■'covenanl lor conservation " cam- dy Thursday just before Easter, 1 reeall vividly the ancient .Arme­ your cup runneth over, get a bigger HEATING phona paipn aimed al involving local churches and synapopues life fmscTiiy which Ibis year (alls im April I5th. nian lady who handed me her loaf, cup. " I would like to substitute a 646-0863 lo initale a specilic enerpy conservatipn propram. It therelore seems appropriate to smiled sweellv. kissed me graciously phrase that goes like this. "When New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Business-Directory Guide For mhti tliroip me and voiir ( 11(1 runneth over, share it." 341 Broad St. The laillieran Church in America and the American share this 'I’rayer ol the Choice " on the cheek. a-J in true priestly Route«83. P.O.Box 3147 I.iillieian Church, In annoiinclnp their support'lor the j w die dulicf ITheartinfo lashion. said a prayer for me. The Talcollville, Conn. 06066 Mancherter wriUeii by Frances Nuttall and Tel. (203) 643-2738 Mancheiier cncipv conservalion propram, called it "a theolopical die liearfe wdi ] selected lor me by a very dear friend llolv Spirit was indeed present in this Sex (Till Vears \fjo Manchester and Surrounding I rrofesstonal Park iiii|ieralive sim|)Ie act oi eating bread ,In Hartlord, two neighbors became NORMAN A. HALL ' Soil* tos in northern Scotland last December. PRESIDENT This imperalive stems from the responsibilities id come in coutictdii^da^ The author also did the calligraphy. .IcMis mill llic curious about the other's church. So on Btlly Gallagher successive Sundays both attended WE SELL-WE SERVICE • WE CARE prop Clinslian slewardship ol (iod's creation and its TTvatiim unto diem I'he Diy ini- Totninon l.il'c K'souices " said Ihi' Lutheran (,'ouncll USA in annonnemp worship together. In the Roman Vicinity ilie support ol the two Lutheran denominations die peaufy o P ill llic Daily It would be impressive to list all Catholic Church the Protestant CAMPING EQ ^M EN T FAMOUS BRAND riicdiev William II Millerd.S.I ; director ol the Inter- Did vou ever think that Jesus used the rclerences in the four Gospels in learned much and came to ap­ lailji Coalition on Knerpy. also underscored the T%|ijy elements common to all people when which .Jesus either participated in preciate the experience of the mass. featuring this week... TELEVISION - APPLIANCES theolopical liackproiind in announi inp the new campaipn. He instituted His Last Supper? All the daily activities or when in his When they t^ine to Center Church. TUTI. COTI, SUEPINB M SS, AIR RAURtSSES. ana MAMHESTEH All ciierpv rc.sources„ on which Ihi' human race Souls eat all souls drink. And yet it is parables He referred to the common Ihe minister raised both hands. STOVES, UNTUNS "'K^oleiiess hy llids most common" daily lile. .lesus was born— how common' "What does theit mean? ' "We are depends lor heal, /ood and a multitude ol cultural home MmOVEIiNT Idessinps arc pil/s ol our creator (>od. pifts which the and cx|icricn( e that we so olten approach 1 have on a small shell at the lan­ supposed to stand up" whispered the ding in the stairea.se a statue of the FARR’S m. Lord pives to sip^lv the needs ol all peo|iles ' I he Most High (Jod guide Then shortly he made a THt n/t^YTHmo sront ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR i/rnp**kc dio Madonna and Child. It is not so un- I feel it is very unfortunate that all downward motion with his hands. CAMMWI-SraRT 2 MAIN STREET 'u m t a ^ TV iisaial until you notice that the Child is "That means we are to sit diSwn." n DRILY TO S R.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 649-3589 'l’\ Special SHioduled followers of Je.sus Christ are unable Mil It StM * Mm to eat at a "common table " Tnit^the sinking his thumh. How common! When the clergyman stood up to All t The Lion. The Witch and The Wardrobe. " a television atmosphere is much better than it Noil reeall he was hungry, he wept, preach and very slowly and 3 special produced liy the Children's Television Workshop Axihidi nodui^ can was. J recall when we celebrated this he got tired, he watched children deliberately proppeii his watch on the \ VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR III cooperation with the Kpiscopal Hadio-TV l'"oundation. dance in the street and went to a wed- holy meal at Amsterdam, when the pulpit, the weary Protestant in by factory trained specialists will he shown Sunday and Monday from (Khi tl p.m. on World Council of Churches was -ilmg. answer lo the lamiliar question, Channel It in two animated one-hour g cm ri^ts. formed, “according to the »Ip his stories, he tells ol a boy who "What doe.s that mean’’ " replied in a Phil Pete The lanlasy. written hy C.S. Lewis in Ml.'ilrts the first of Presbyterian rite" that the didn't gel along with his father, a louder voice "Unfortunately, that Locicero end Zidek AR C O 0 woman who lost a coin, a shepherd TUPLE’S^ seven tales in 'I'he Chronicle ol Narnia ' It is an adven- Ar/hbishop of Canterbury, who sat doesn't mean a dog-gone thing!" CARPET AND FLOOR COVERING liiie still v. and al the same lime an invitation lo step into who lost one ol his sheep, the man very close to me. did not partake. \ Closing Cliiiekle 646-5036 SOI Main in a r oria loa ito >ti r-t laait i in <-r yci.. Narnia and learn some Ihinps about ourselves and our building a house, the farmer sowing lANCMDTn om 01 loea ctii (ouui (41-HI2 Hv contrast when I preached at a Whe a modern child saw a picture values Worldwide Communion Sundav in sei-d. and innumerable references to P&P AUTO REPAIR sparrows, the hairs of your head. of the Madonna and Child for the first 706 Mein SI. • “Area Charge” • Manchester Connecticul's Lirgesl Floor Covering Deiler _ vines trailing on the groundd. birds lime, she was told that the Child was against the sunset, the lilies of the the Baby Jesus. Where upon she Religious Services Held, pulling patches on old gar­ asked, "Whose the woman — the ments — and you can extend the list baby-sitter'’ " MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. MERCURY indelinitcly. \\ hy \ o i Trx It';' rue Locumir-H 05 Rev William RorsiiiK. rector 10a rn.. shop Communion Iirsl Sunday and bap­ Andover (lay masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 a m and -lesus came — He was God. He Worshifi .service tism third Sunday ol each month noon. If vou have been missing church 453 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Phone 646-2756 reviialed the divine in the daily. roM^rt'^iilionnl riiiirrli of \ m * (•HcimI (.oll^rr^nt^onili < liim-li. '-I, Miirv'- Lpi-eopiil Clioreli. Park si. .|olin‘-» Kpiscopal (Ihiirrli. Route lately, tomorrow is Passion Sunday', Aa'-'S lOC*5 4 NO SCRVICt CHARQI doirr. linutc <). Il'ivul .1 iteose III. Hebron Rev David (i Runnion- and Church streets Hev. Slelphcn K 90 Rev. Robert II. Wcllncr. rector 8 Perhaps we have missed Him in the then eomes'Tpaim Sunday, with Sj'es Co"'D'•ai 0 " C''a''gps r- Sai«eo|iiil f liiircli. deliverance service masses al 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday masses al Thura., 10-6 ABC Appliance Repair of Manchester, established since the 1930’s, provides area I iiidi Rii|di-I t liim-li 52 l.ake St worship services, nursery. 9.90 a.m . Bi­ •7. 8 90, HI and 11 :,90 a.m. the Meadows Convalescent Home Moston Turnpike Uev John C IliiliKci . ble sehocil. nursery will be the guest speaker Tuesday at vH-ar 10 a in . Holy Kuchansl II ;i m . Rev .liimes Relia.sov. pastor 9 50 m . Roi'k\ille t oiled Melllodi«l (Jiorell. Wedding Cakes A Specialty residents with complete service and parts avialability for all makes of small, portable home Sundiiv school, 10 50 a in . worshif) ser­ Kir-I TI)or(*h i.f (Jiri-.!, -'cienli-l. 447 142 Drove SI. Hev. Richard E Thompson, 7:31) p in in the Philip Hussey appliances. Recently, ABC Appliance has branched into the sales of new, quality appliances, <-oMee lellowship. church school iind ,N Main SI It a m . church service. Sun­ nursiTy until 11 50 vin'. 7 f) m . evening service pastor 10:45 a m., worship service Memorial Library in St. EVERYTHING IN and reconditioned vacuum cleaners at fantastic savings and a one year guarantee. Stop in at 4 liiirHi td lln- oinifMion. .Adiims day sehooi. child rare. Trill ill I. III Ii e r?i II Cliurell. Bartholomew's Church. Mollon 4 oiiurr^iilioM iil < liiirrli, Nfo-lll t iiiled MellHidi-.| t.llliid-h.. 300 42 Oak Street, and let Mike or Cathie take care of your home appliance needs. We are open Moltnn ('enter Road Rev J Stanton Street at Thompson Rond Rev Kdward Meadowlark Road. Rev. Donald McLean, His topic will be "Elderly in Tran­ Parker SI Hev KarIc H Custer, pastor. . • MIRHOnS • SHOWEH DOORS Westside Shoe Repair Conover, minister 0 50 a m.. nur.sery, 5 I’epin. fiastor Saturday masses at 5 pastor 8 and 10:90 a m., worship service sition. " Tuesday thru Saturday, and Thursday nites till 8 P.M. 9 and 10;9(l a m . worship services. 9 STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS | 566 Center Slreel church school and worship service. 10 50 iind 7 50 fi.ni,. Sunday masses at 7 50. 9. I iliiiii Coiigregiilioiiol ( liiireli. The event is sponsored by the a 111 .nursery; 10 90a m , ehurch school. '• BATHTUB ENCLOSURES . coffee and iellowshi[i. 10 45 a rn . to 50 and II 45 a.m Rockville. Rev Paul J Bowman, Manches(^f • Tel 643-8285 t oiMiiiuiiilv itupli.>t t.liurlj'li. 585 K. ehureh's (iuild of Our Lady, and is Authorized “Hanover Shoe" Selei Agenl studv Kfoup. forum 4 tiiin-li of .fe-ii- 4 liri-l of I.ii4lerd>a« minister: Rev. David B Eusden. Center St Hev Halph .Seguine. interim as.soeiale minister. 8 .90 a.m . ehureh, open to the public. A slate of officers J.A. WHITE GLASS CO.. Inc. Quality repaireri ol Footwear, Handbagt and Laalher ^fdiit-. Woodside Street and Hillslown for the coming year will be Road Wendel K Walton, bishop 8 a m . minister 9:15 a.m., ehurch school; 10:30 .school, (trades 10 lo 12; 8:45 a m . adult ' FURNITURE TOPS • PICTURE WINDOWS Goode. Boot Repair Speclalitti. Hand Tooled Belle - a.m . worship, nursery Bible class; 9:45 a.m.. church school, in­ presented. "Bargamor Brate Bucklaa. A Coventry semiiriry. It 50 a m , priesthood. 10:50 < Inireh of the Nazarene, 2,98 Main St Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30. Sal. 6-3:30. Closed Weds. ii m . Sunday school 5 p m , siicrament fants to (trade 8; 10 a m., worship. 11 Father McNicholas is a graduate of Manchaalar 31 B ilM lI SL n ^ Hev Neale McLain, senior pastor. Rev 649-7322 < rm nlri I'reslnicriiin ( Jiiireli. sc'rvice a 111 . coffee hour St. Bonaventure University and k V ' o v e w 21 rtA R s f t n m t N C i ______^ MERCURY TRAVEL Nathan Male School Road, Route 51 Rev ^idMition \rm \. hftl Main St (’ap and (jeorge Krnmitt. minister of visitation Tnleolliille Coiigregiilioliiil (.liiireli. Christ the King Seminary. Dr Richard W (iray, pastor. 9.30 a.m , Mrs .\rlhur Ciirlson, corps othcer.s. 9 50 and outreach 9 ,90 a m , Sunday sehooi, Hev Kenneth E, Knox, pastor 10:9(1 riic Hex. ,I(ilin McNielioliifi Belreshments will be served. 10:45 a m . worship, childrem's ehurch a m . Worship and Sunday sehooi. worshifi. II a m . Sunday school, 750 ii in., Sunday school, 10 45 a.m . holiness MANCHESTER O V E R 45 p in . Rihh' study at parsonage. meeting!, 8 fim.. open-air meeting. 7 and nursery. 7 p.m . evening .service, I'ir«l Coiigregiilioiiiil Cliurell of yer- 763 - 2 * ; '« s i rilnrc of INumt l.iillicnin p m., salviition meeting nursery non. 895 Hartford Turnpike Hyv John A MAIN S 9 , YEARS EXPERIENCE f.lllvury Cliurell I \s..rlllhlir.. of Centt-r Con^rcjitilional Norlli Methodist .MEMORML CO. Route 51 ;ind North River Road Rev, W 1 iiilcd IN'iilero-liil 4 liiireli. 18/ Lacey, minister. Rev David C, Bowling, 643-1191 C.II 649-5807 II Wilkens, pastor 0 a in , Sunday l.oili. 847 K Middle Turnpike, Rev. assistant minister. 9:55 a.m.. ehurch MANCHESTER - Raymond Bray MANCHESTER - The choir of 0pp. Eail Cem.tery Woodlnidge St Ri'v Marvin Stuart\ 191 school. 10 15 a.m . worshifi service. 7 50 minister 10 ii in . Sunday sehooU li Kenneth I. (tiistafson, pastor; Karl A school, child care; 10 a m., worship ser­ ol Plainville will be guest speaker .North United Methodist Church will MAIN ST, ‘HARRISON ST. P m . firaycr meelinf: (tuslafson. assistant to tthc pastor 9,.90 vice, 11 a 111 . coffee hour; 5 p m . .junior Sunday al Ihe 7 a m. Men's Commu- present the cantata "Olivet to OVALITY ;i m . worsliifc tl 50 p m . prayer. 7 p ny. MANCHESTER ''l. Muri*- 4 liiireli. Route 5| Rev !'. wo,rshlf» a m.. Sunday schwii; 10:30 a m., service High Pilgrim Fellowship. 7 p.m . Senior nion RreaklasI at Center Calvary" Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the MANCHESTER MEMORIALS Remind Miller, fiaslor. Rev Kianns \ (ri'i.iii 4liim-|i, 45 SfU'UCe St ol worship. 8:30 p m , evening .service High Pilgrim Fellowship Congregational Church church 643-1900 l.is/ewski, assistiinl pastor Satunhiy Rev Ricliiird (iiav. fi.islor 10 !(jl a m , i (iiicfirdia l.ollieran filuireli. After the program, there will be a 11 .C.V.), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D All men are invited lo attend the masses at 5 iind 7 fi rn , Sundiiy masses at worshif* service, nursi'rv. 9 I5ii,m .Sun i.inaiuit-l laillifran lireaklast Tickets may be; ohtianed lime for coffee and fellowship. 7 50 0 50 and 10 45 ii in Strand, pastor. Hev David R .Stacy, E M S -i i i CLYDE 6 MICKEY MILLER'S diiv siJiooi 7 f* m . mlormii! worshif) MANCIlKSTEft - The Ri'V Dr liv calling K B Rushnell. 649-1947, ''•croinl 4 otiunmalioniil 4 ImmtIi, '*'1. .InliiC- Ihdi-ii Niilioiiid 4 idliolic associate pastor 8:30 a m . Holy Com­ Route 44 \ Rev Rtiherl K Heehlold. munion. Voulh Class, nursery lor small ("IIIlord () Simpsiiii. iiastor ciiicritiis The giies'l speaker recently was .leliox ali's Vi itnesses T.P. AITKIN INC. B A D AUTO 4 Itiiri li. 2;t (iolwiiv St Rev Walter \ 111 Cenler Congregalional (’luirch. fMStiii II a m . worship service, 0 50 livs/ko piisior 9.1 m m.iss in Fiighsh. children, HI a.m . Holy Communion. graduated Irom the Hartford HEATIN6 • AIR CONDITIONING r A r P A R T S Church Sehooi through (trade 8, nursery will 111' guest speaker Sunday al Ihe Seininai'v Foundation eourse^on lay .M,ANCHESTF!R — "Happy though . a m ehurch school 10 50 a m . coltee 10 50 a m . niiiss in Knglish ami I’olish Hungry — How Can It Be? " will be VENTILATING • SHEET METAL WORK “AUTO PARTS FOR LESS’ .md tcllowshifi 7 fi m . Senior l*ilf:nin lor small elnidren ii:9l) a m M en's Comiminion iimiisli'v Me is serving as ad- *'*1. ll.iiiltidiiintMC- 4 liiin h. 741 K presented by Elder George Chappell Industrial-Reiidenlial-Commerrial I'ellowshifi I oilariao I niver-ali-.| Siirielv: Ku-I. lireakLisI at Kiiianiiel Lutheran minislratoi' of the Conncclient 511 E. M ID D L E T P K E . Middle Turnpike Rev Martin .1 at Ihe meeting of Jehovah's (In (ht FtrkInB Lol ■•hind Commumlv V. 78 N Main SI Rev, Ar­ I'hiinh ConlereiK e o| tlie I'nited Church of ESTABLISHED 1934 Scliolskv, piistor Siilurdiiv imiss* iit 5 Witnesses al 9:30 a m. at Kingdom I Manchtstor Or««n Sho« OulloO I* m Suiuliiv Miii^ses ill 8 50 lO.iiulIl 50 nold Westwood, minister It a m . The Hev Dr Siiiipsnn will discuss Clirisi and is ;i jiasl president ol the Located 27 years at... Knsi Hartford Meeting, lollowed hy eotfee and discus­ Mall. 647 Tolland Turnpike. TEL. 649-3528 a m ^ Ymir Hands Are a (till ol (tod " Conneclit id Cliurchmen's Fellowship 27 TOLLAND TPKE., MANCHESTER M. I.imr- 4 h.iircli. Rev James sion Church .school and nur.sery care All interested persons are invited. Op.n Mon.-FrI. 9-9. Sat. S Sun. 9-5 I ir-'l \^-rm|ilii-x id 4.ml. 705 D;ik Si available At 9 45 a III . Ihe tiliii "We re No. ol llie'l'CC TEL. 643-6703 Rev Ridfih K Jellev. fiiistm 10 a m . \rch.mih.iult, Her Williiun !■’ ('amill. r will lie shown during the Adult church school 11 ,i m . morninp Rev Kriineis Kriikowski. le.im South W^indsor Konim worshifi 7 fi m . evening sciwicc mimstrv Rev Kdw.ird J Re.irdon, OSTRINSKY I ir-l M,i|niH| 4lnm-li «d l a-1 Ijarl- piistor ementiis Siiturdiiv m;isse.s at 5- 43-5879 b4J-3/4 and 7 50 p m Sundav masses id 7 50. 9] Wappiiiu 1 iHiiniiinilv ( liureli. 1790 fl^NCHESTER AV4NING COMPANY 731 PARKER ST , MANCHESTER loni i**>«Millirrii R.i|»li-l 4 noM-niion). 5(i Kllinglon Hoad Rev Harold W Hiehard- Miiin St Rev Chiiih’s Colev. piisloi II .ind 10 50 ii m . noon, and 5 p m \ Operation Rice Bowl. THE Convas • Home Improvemenlj - Aluminum ''I. Itcidurl 4 Imirh, 70 Main St Re.v son, minister 9 15 and 10 45 a m . -t- a m anij 7 fi m . wmshifi services worship service and cliurch sehooi. BIBLE PRICES ARE UP! imrst'i v. '!> 45 ii m . Sundiiv sehooi. 0 FInlif) .A Sheruliin and Rev Kmilfn R DDN'T THROW IT AWAY-CALL US FIRST I’iidelli. co-pastors Saturday masses at 5 Si. l-ranei- of V-.-.i-.i (Jiiireli, 873 MANCHESTER — All families are in­ hunger of Connecticut welfare children, SPEAKS p in . Triiimn^: t 'mon Kllinglon Hoad Hev Carl J Shcrcr. vited to particippte in Operation Rice California farm workers, and Vietnamese NEW 125,000 T RU C K S C A LE I'iiilli I iilhcran 4 hunh (iMlIit-ran iinil 7 50 f) in. Sund.iy imis.ses at 7 50. 9. “'We oMake a ^ome out of a ‘iJfouse" 10 50 iind noon pastor Saturday masses al 5 and 7 p.m ; Bowl by saying a prayer for the starving flood victims. For in reaching nut to help By LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS 4 Inm li in Vninical. 1120 Silvei l.ane Sunday masses at 7:90, 9 30 and 11 a m Eugene DEALERS IN IRON, METAL, PAPER I'Mianiirl l.iillirriin 4 liurrh. Churcl' of the world and eating a sacrificial meal fill the hunger of those you love so much, 195 WEST CENTER ST ROGER S. ATHER, Prop. Rev Haul K Henrv Jr . piistor 9 50 ''I. Maruarel Mary ( liiireli. Hev John Brewer 649-3091 a m . ehurch school. U a m , service, ;iml (.'iK-stmil .sirivt.s Hev Hoiuild ,1 each Wednesday during Lent. The money so will we be filled with the faith, the MANCHESTER, CONN. 3 .1 (^uinh. pastor. Rev Joseph H nursery thus saved should be taken to the family's peace, the love, the health, and the hope U.w || . Cuslaf.sim, Keating, assistant pastor Saturday "Christ also suffered Cir-t 4 oii^re^idionaf 4 biirt h. 87 p.islms, Tom Larson, iniprn. Hev. (' ma.s.ses at 5 p m . Sunday masses at 8:30, place of worship on the Sabbath and we now seek. . 100% COTTON AND SILK CLOTHING, i Main SI Rev. William K nymi. llonry .Aiulorson. pastor oinoriuis, fl.lUl placed in a large rice bowl provided there. for sins once, the Ready to serve your Travel Needs GREENS & THINGS 10 and 11 30 a m Recipe: Tiina-Vepetable Pie righteous for the un­ IN EMBROIDERY PRINTS AND SOLIDS. numsier, Rev (arl T Holt, assoei.ite a m . worship sorvico. 9 TS am Hihl,. S|. Peter**. K|ii..eo|ial l.hiireli. Sand The prayer and recipe for Wednesday . handcrafted gifts in brass. ' nnmslei ,10 a m.. worship service, slmly, church school, nursery, adult 1 9-in. pie shell, unbaked righteous, that he might WOOD AND MARBLE. ''Plant People Are Hill Hoad Hev Bruce Jacques, vicar; are as follows: bring us to God, " I Peter • TEAKWOOO FURNITURE IN BRASS needs and particular preferences are evaluated and ehurch si'IumO. child care. 11 ii m , coltee toruni. II a m . worship .service, nursery, 1 medium onion, chopped 'Hiis office is truly unique in that the service anfl ,\ire People Hev Ronald K Haldeman. assistant^o 3:18. AND IVORY INLAID. satisfied by an expert, bonded office staff that ask no hour, l» p m . voulh choir. 7 p m . youth chddrcn's chapel service P ra y e r 1 clove garlic, minced expertise is afforded for nothing! No charge is made the viear 8 am.. Holy Communion. 10 We must never lose con­ more than a simple “thank you.” Pictured above, sit­ lellowshifi .Irlin.ah"-. W iincH.e-. 947 Tolland Dear Lord, we pray, we fast, we 1 stalk celery, chopped for information and assistance for or about air tickets, a m ; tamily .service and Suiiday sehixil tact with the reality of ting Karen, standing Donna and Tom ready to serve 298 W, MIDDLE TURNPIKE ruiili I iiltcrnaele 4 linreh. 1555 'i'urn[uke 9.90 a in . Hthle discourse, worship so that we might experience you 1 carrot, chopped hotels, passports, etc., which cost exactly the same as \\er> Slreel ('hri..|iiin Hi.fiiriiieil Jesus' sufferings — as 643-1635 Forbes St Rev Ralph Saunders, piistor 10 20 ,1 in , xroup discussion (liiireli. Rev Bert VanAntwerpen, in our lives. We pray for faith in our 1 potato cu b ^ ' EASTWEST IMPORTS those developed through the time, effort, and hard your Travel needs. /ion l'.\angelical l.tilheran I hun-h real as, and more Intense Open Dally to 6 , 8al. 6 Sun. HI 6 10 ii in . Sunday sehiK>l: 11 a in . worship pastor 9 45 a m . Sunday school, 11 a.m darkness, your peace in our wars, your 1 can tuna, drained than any we will ever en­ 249 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER work of the “do-it-yourself-er,” Your individual travel service; 7 p m . evangelistic servii e lMi..oori ''.nodi, (’ooper and lliRh and 7pm, worship service, nursery at love in our emptiness, your health in our 2 cups cream sauce OPEN MON. thru SAT. 6 to 6 ACROSS FROM B 4 3 .5 S 9 2 sireots Hev {'hprles W Kuhl. pastor 9 dure When they fade into dairy oueeh Nursery al all services both services sickness, your hope in our desolation. Yet ,, (or soup mixed with milk) a dreamy conception. THURS. Ul f P.M. ,1 111 . family worship. 10 19 a m . -Sunday Hoekiiniiin ( inli'd Mclhodi-I Me....iiili K.i aiigelieal l.iillieriiil you have told us thrqugh your prophet '■3 cup grated mozzarella cheese Qiristianity degenerates Got A Painting Problem? W i ll Help! 4 linr» h, 178 Miim St . Rev Uawreiue S sehooi and youth forum; 10 15 lo 11 95 ( liiireli I'W iHeiiii«iit Syiiodl. 300 Isaia that when we share our bread with Saute vegetables in oil until tender. Mix into a meaningless form. 2 lo c a t io n s to se r v e you If" (fMOY 10 o« - •’’6 "!•"?'?? ^ “i’dredQ°5ig„5 & siyles| .1 m,, youth instruelion Communion. ABC APPLIANCE REPAIR Slaples, pastor 9 a m . worship service, Huekland Hoad Rev. Ronald Muetjel, That suffering was for 42 OAK STREET ■-.DuQf IKfE •Y'lf (0- '■> "•'P rOY I"* "O'" P*'"” Iirsl .Sunday of month the hungry and reaqh out to the homeless vegetables and tuna with cream sauce. M MMKKSTO. MMT ON MMN STHH plinn rg See uS fO* pimt md lerviCt wh#n you pl*n fOuf nfil nursery pastor 9.30 a m., worship service. 10 30 others' sins, the innocent MANCHESTER. CT 06040 | Sieiiml I i.oure^.ilioiial ( luireh. 985 and poor, when we have done these things, Sprinkle with cheese. Bake at 425 degrees - COMRITl rWTM 1 COnK SMCE D'OifCI Miirii-idr I nili'd Mflliodi-I 4 liimlt. a.m . Sunday sehooi. suffering for the guilty. phone 849-8079 ] 10 Church St Rev Henry J Scherer Jr N Mam St Hev I)r James IT (fur ''iniiir Liillieran (Jiiireli, 239 then “our light shall break forth like the for 15 minutes. Reduce heat to 350 degrees ION COST nilNTIM PERSONAL T€€ dawn and then we shall be healed. In our "They fqel not their own —Reconditioned vaa. available and (twendolvn M ,\rslen. pastors 9.50 Mael»iuehlin, pastor 10 a m . worship. (Iraham Road Rev Ronald A Erbe, and bake another 30 minutes. WHILE YOU WAIT IPHOTO REAOyi Q Pertonalized Fun 4 Spo(lw#A( Christian I'duealion. 11 a m., fellowship wounds who contemplate mftmu am • ema turn E H J o h o s o n "DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" a.m . worship semce. child care pastor 9 a m . Sunday school and adult hunger for you. Lord, may we see the the wounds of Christ. " STiranr. ^^Replacement parte available PAINT CO \\ e-lc^ Mcmitrial 4 liiirrh (Initcd hour Rihle classes; 9 and 10:15 a m , worship M IM r-MAN P R IM lN t. 0(til Dill* F Oecitlon The purpose of his suf­ y0u« Mfllindi-l 4 him h). 110 Kllilljiton Road Soolli 1 oiled MelhiHli-l I hureh. 1228 Unitarian-Universalist ei1 eUUH BT. • MAHCNtSTU .eAS-ITTr ''—One year free eervice icith DEALER Mam SI Hev lieor(ie \V Webb. Rev Faith Kapli^t (;iuirrli ferings was to bring men INDEFE*40ENT 1081 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 ^ \e v Cordon (iide. piistor 9 50 a m . MANCHESTER — The Manchester back to God. His love thus • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES purchase of any new or rebuilt l-aurenee M Hill. Hev. Bruce A I’ehr- ✓ T • TRY OUR NEW J-M • ! ■ * COFItet Al & Pat Coelho, Owners » Jim Cqelho, Manager. •worship sorviiV, child ciirc fVrfion MANCHESTER - "Nile Song." a manifested reconciles the appliance. T M MRIH ST., MANCHESTER » 649-4501 .son. pastors 9 and 10;45 a m . worship Community College Reader's Theatre will 4n o u m n w . » UAiicMtaTiR Heartland film release dealing with alienated mind, services. 8 90 p m . dunior High "'I. Joseph (Jiiireh, 33 West St.. present “No Exit" by John Paul Sartre at Frank -Xmiinel . FINE WINES • BEEfl • UQUOA • problems of poverty and adversity in an transforms strangers into RUST PROOFING Glastonbury Metliodisl A'nulh Kellowsinp; 7_90 pm . Rockville Saturday masses at 5 and 7 the Unitarian Univai^list Society: East XL .^l'l-7'HII praise and leaching .si'rviee. 9' a.m . meeting Sunday at '11 a m. at the Com­ urban ghetto, will be shown Sunday at 7 friends of (3od. creates QUALITY USED CARS p m . Sunday masses at 8:30 iPohshi. to realistic hope out of Dmi-iiin'o 4 l)unh. Manchester church sehooi. adult class and m b and It 15 a m _ munity Y, 78 N. Main St. p m al Faith Baptist Church. 52 Lake St. l U f U Q U O n S The public is invited to attend the despair, and brings 9 Road Rev Joseph R. Hannon, pastor nur.sery. 10^^45 a in , sr'nior high class. ^'Kiieki ille Haplisi Cliurell. 69 Union The play, a new translation by Bob Godless men and God o ^ Grooms Tux FBI K-MART PLAZA Saturday mass al 5 pm.. Sumf^^mas.ses nursery St Rev Robert L. IjCounte, pastor 9 showing A free-will offering will be Specializing In Richardson, involves three people in a together! There was no aaWiM*/ ygL 643-0016 DONWILUS 225 SPENCER STREET al 8, 9,30 and U am. I enirr I liittfreKulional Chlirell. 11 a m , worship service; 10:15 a m., Sun­ received ^ ‘3-' Aek about our policy. hotel room in Hell, each of them other way. COMPLETE BODY WORK b r a k e s e r v ic e MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 Center St Hev Newell H Curtis J r, day school; 7 p.m.. evening service. wondering why he is there with the others. Wednesday, the Rev. Laxvrence D. GARAGE V'3'** pastor, Hev Dr Oiflord 0 Simpson, TOWING - PAINTING - GLASS Front M McimiM -aen-il Ilearl (!liureh. Route 30. Rev. There will be a time for coffee amh dis­ Golin, a missionary to Bangladesh, will be II Mh I SI. Tel M M 531 956 MAIN ST , .SPEOAL nOER ON NWS Hebron phslor emeritus. 10 a m . worship ser- Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev Michael guest speaker al the church. INSURANCE Work CenerH ***w Vort cussion. Sunday school and nursery M-XV IIKSTKH, CONN M IC H A E L J OiBELU. 3R viee^^tlirch sehooi. II 15 a m , eolfee Donohue Saturday mass at 5 p.m.: Sun- IVlrr*- |-.|n-«'o|>id 4 liuri li. Roulo are available) This service is also open to the public. Phone FOREIGN A DONEtTIC PtMWrnfl • COOMMM COUESTKERiTOM route 83 TALCOTTVILLE. CONN, [/ . . • PACK KICHT- F:VKNIN(; herald. Sat,. March .10. 1979 Obituaries Wilson Retiring Today; Mrs. Mary Fortuna n . ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Mary (Rosinski) Fortuna, 77, of 33 Talcott Ave., Rockville, died Thursday at Policeman for 25 Years home. She was the widow of Andrew For­ By SUSAN VAUGHN the FBI instructor courses in and the Weapons Armor School and tuna. Herald Reporter Peekskill, N.Y. and Quantico, Va. non-lethal weapons instructor’s Born in Poland, she lived in the course at Smith and Wesson in Rockville area most of her life. MANCHESTER - Officer Curtis Springfield. Wilson has been certified She was a member of St. Joseph's L. Wilson will have only two weeks } as a firearms instructor by the Church and the Rosary Society of St. off when he finishes his last day of National .Rifle Association, Joseph's Church. She also was a patrol today with the Manchester i - Patrol^aptain Henry Minor member of the American Legion Police Department, before he takes credited Wilron with helping to make Post 14 Auxiliary of Rockviile and up work related to his specialty on the Manche^r Police Department served as a regent of the Sacred the police force as firearms training instructor and armorer. one of the be« trained departments Heart Circle Daughters of Isabella. in the state. \ She also was a member of the Past Wilson is retiring today after 25 Chiefs Club of Pochahantos of years on the Manchester force and he Wilson commffltedthat theJob of a Rockville. says he will m i s ^ . police officer has changedNcon- r L siderably since he started work in* Survivors include four sons, John “I'll miss working with the people Feburary 1954. He said he thinkjTthe Fortuna and Donald Fortuna, both of and in the town. It's tough to quit. changes in personnel and training are Rockville: Andrew Fortuna Jr. of I've spent half my life being a cop.” for the better and believes ^ t a lE Stafford Springs, and Henry Fortuna Wilson turned 50 this month. {J good education is valuable for^police of Enfield: two daughters, Mrs. Wilson 9aid what he has liked most officers “as long as they use It .Michael (Eleanor) Poremba of Cen­ about police work is helping the peo­ right.” But he added, "street tral Village and Mrs. Frank ple. He also has enjoyed the training knowledge" and the use of common (Genevieve) Clerico of Rockville: of the other officers in the use of four sisters, Mrs. Frances Wohllebe firearms. He said he likes to train sense and knowing how to treat peo­ them so well in the use of the guns ple are the most important assets for of Tolland, Mrs. Irene Mroczkowski a good officer. of Rockville, Miss Anna Rosinski of that the use becomes second nature Wilson has spent most of his Marlborough and Mrs. Veronica in an emergency situation. working life as a police officer out­ Butler of Rockville. Wilson has accepted a position with side of four years in the Coast Guard Tlie funeral will be Monday at 8:15 Quick Arms, Inc. of Cranston, R.I. and a few months in various other a.m. at the Burke-Fortin Funeral He will be selling firearms for the jobs before joining the police force. Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville. A company and working out of the He now lives at 25 Homestead St. ma.ss at St. .Joseph's Church will be Meriden office. with his wife, Rosemary. Wilson has held at 9 a.m. Wilson's training in firearms for two sons, two stepsons and a step­ Burial will be at St. Bernard's the Police Department has included* Curlig L. Wilgon daughter and one grandchild. Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. The family suggests that friends N-Energy Said Vital wishing to do so may make memorial contributions to St. Joseph's Church. ' CliurlcH J. DeBravu ELLINGTON - Charles J, Despite Its Dangers Officer Curtis Wilson mans the control tower at the firearms DeBrava, 68, of 312 Jobs Hill Road training course in Simsbury, Wilson has served as a firearms died Friday at his home. He was the Casemates, Bermuda’s maximum security prison on usual culinary course designed to give them the hriaH^ Edwards (holding kitchen. The freshly baked bread, FARMINGTON (DPII - Nuclear training instructor for several years. husband of Mrs. Helen Parsons Connecticut Health Center in Far­ pay to buy condominiums and Ireland Island, basks in the sun on the western end of necessary skills to satisfy a demanding gourmet. nninto r u j which outsiders covet, does become DeBrava. energy must remain an alternate mington. Mercedes Benz for the Arab oil energy source despite its dangers if island. Inamtes hare are participating in an nn- n? s W ^ t a l ' f h e T r t o S S e a ” ' Police said DeBrava took his own "The public was never guaranteed sheiks ' Ihe U.S. is to ever wean itself from an accident-free nuclear future. The Dobb recommended retaliatory Area Police RepoiiF * life. He was di.scovered in his home dependence on foreign oil. presiden­ by a family member Friday mor­ public shouldn't assume there won't measures to drive a wedge into the ning. tial .science adviser Frank Press said be accidents," subcommittee chair­ oil exporting countries. He suggested I'Viday man Rep. George Brown. D-Calif., Andover /as released on his promise to Mr. DeBrava was born April X 1910 establishing an oil purchasing agent In reference to the accident at the said. appear in court in Rockville on April On Ireland Island^ Bermuda in Mineola, L.I., N.Y., and hao lived who would receive sealed bids from James M. Shea, 16, of 20 Hickorjf Three Mile Island nuclear power 4. Police said all of the items taken in Tolland for 12 years before coming Subcommittee member Rep. the OPEC countries. St., Coventry, and a Coventry from the home were recovered. to Ellington 20 years ago. While in plant in Pennsylvania this week. Christopher Dodd, D-,Conn.. agreed, He also suggested the U.S. serious­ juvenile, were charged Thursday Tolland, he owned and operated a* Press said lie still believes nuclear calling the current U.S dependence ly look for alternative sources of pil night with two counts of third-degree Vernon energy is safe, but "can be made burglary and third-degree larceny. golf driving range there from 1949 to on Arab oil "ob.scene." in Mexico and South America. Richard Lamplin, 16, of 23 Glen even .safer " The arrest was made by Michael 1957, '■■'There is no question that there The three men expressed dismay Drive. Tolland, was charged with I’ress made his remarks before lad- are problems with nuclear energy, " Foley of the Sector division of the Prison Inmates Learn Culinary Skills Before retiring three years ago, he at the nuclear accident which fourth-degree larceny in connection dre.ssing a field hearing of the tlou.se he said. "I think Americans are State Police. had been employed at Pratt & resulted in the release of radioactive with a shoplifing incident Friday •Science Research and Technology willing to pay to become energy in­ Police said the break involved a Whitney Division of United gas around the crippled plant in afternoon. He was released on a siibcommiltee at the University of Pennsvlvania. home on Route 87 in Andover. Police Technologies Corp,, East Hartford. dependent. but they're not willing to IRELAND ISLAND, Bermuda prison's menu. But freshly baked Henry Edwards, an accomplished some recipe changes. "Where a dish is one institution that has thrown full Inmates compete for enrollment in said a neighbor observed two persons promise to appear in court April 3. He was a member Of the Senior Burglaries over the past week oc­ (UPI) — Casemates, Bermuda's bread, which outsiders covet and chef who has seep service in hotels in call for cognac, we simply eliminate support behind the program. the course. Evidence of the in the home and went to check on Citizens Golf Group and the curred at residences on Jonathan maximum security prison, is no some have been lucky enough to the U.S., Canada. Germany and Ber­ that ingredient," Edwards says. Periodically, the inmates — well program's progress is the fact that them and apprehended Shea, but the American Association of Retired Drive, Irene Drive, Hamilton Drive, place for a gourmand. But a gourmet acquire, is on the menu. muda, is in charge of the program. Edwards thinks he has at least two dressed in civilian’garb but under some inmates have taken the City & Some MPOA Members Object juvenile left the scene. I’ersons, Tumble Brook Drive and Vernon Joe X is one of eight inmates He's currently on the staff of the Ber- good potential chefs on his hands. guard — are taken to the hotel's Guilds examination in basic cookery. The juvenile was picked up later by might appreciate some of the work He is also survived by four Avenue. A business on Windsor nuda Hotel "and. Catering College, "The restrictions of prison life tend massive kitchens to observe prepara­ Coventry Police and turned over to that goes on in the prison's kitchen. selected from the prison's (recent) Results of that tost come from Lon­ daughters, Miss Virginia DeBrava Avenue was also burglarized as was which is responsible for the work to make the inmates more attentive tion of food on a large .scale. The To Vast Water Improvements the State Police. He was later turned For instance, Joe X, an inmate who population of 86 to participate in a don. and Miss Lauren DeBrava, both of a storage bin on Talcott Avenue. plan and examination of the par­ to their studies," he .says. "Some are visits give the prisoners a chance to Brian X, who sat for the exam, is over to iuvenile authorities and Shea has served half of a 10-year stretch program in which they learn how to Ellington, Mrs. Carolyn Baran of ticipating inmates. displaying a natural talent for ask questions of some top chefs. MANCHESTER — Several water rates tor the next 10 years and he subject to fines by the federal for robbery, was preparing ouefs dish up« the fancy fare. Prison one of the prison's full-time cooks. Tolland and Mr.s. Elizabeth Matyia of Edwards meets his students once a choking, which, we hope, will be Edwards says that such visits also memhei-s of the Manchester Proper­ finance the water improvements government if the improvements are poches Florentine — poached eggs vocationial authorities hope the Much of his free time is spent with Woodstock: two brothers, Edward program will provide released week in the prison's kitchen. With more obvious after they are help prisoners "become more op­ head buried in his textbooks. He is ly Owners Association expressed without the town borrowing and not made by 1981. with cheese sauce and spinach — in DeBrava of Elkins, Pa., and Joseph only one prison officer in attendance, released." timistic about finding a job when only a fraction of the way through a ohje' tions Friday night to Ihe April paying the finance charges of $15 In other action, the MPOA voted to the kitchen recently while an un­ prisoners with a marketable skill in C, DeBrava of Jaffrey, JV.H.; and six million. Police Charge Man Bermuda's labor market. Since he lectures the inmates on use of The course would be a dismal they are released." five-year sentence on drug charges 17 relerendum question asking town support local environmentalist armed guard watched. Joe and other grandchildren. cooking tools and equipmjpt, on failure without outside help, With the blessings of prison recently. His reaction'? "Hell, I've residents to vole on proposed im­ Other suggested smaller alter­ Michael Dworkin in his lawsuit inmates learn how to prepare things restaurants and hotels are to please The funeral is Monday at 11 a m. at natives such as each homeowner like lobster thermidor and an array appetites of tourists, skill in food’ hygiene, on food and menu prepara­ Edwards notes. The luxurious authorities,- similar visits are got four more years — all the time in l,add Funeral Home, 19 Ellington provements to the town's water against the Buckland Commons system. filtering his own system. of appetizers and dessects. Such preparation is a very marketable tion and on catering calculations. .Southampton Princess Hotel, a 15- arranged for catering kitchens at the world to prepare to become a Ave,, Rockville. The Rev. Sheldon T. development in Northwest Another man told Reinhorn he ap­ Manchester. In Six Robberies foods do not become part o^ the asset. The prison ban on alcohol makes for minute drive from the prison's gates. Bermuda's Civil Air Terminal. chef Cordon Bleu" Smith, pastor of Ellington They voiced their complaints to preciated the work the committee has John Tucci of the MPOA suggested J Congregational Church, will of­ Harry Reinhorn, chairman of the MANCHESTER - Police have cidents involved thefts from safes, town's Water Study Committee at done, but questioned why something the group seek the backing of Gov. c h a r ^ a 21-year-old man in connec­ polices said. ficiate. Burial will be in Ellington was hot done .30 or 40 years ago on the Center Cemetery. Ihe annual meeting of the association Ella Grasso on the issue on the basis tion with six robberies that occurred at Whilon Memorial Library. system. of the development's effect on urban in November and February. Barbara E. West, 42, of 366 Cedar Friends may call at the funeral Reinhorn said, “We in this room home Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Several jiersons said they were centers. Roger Joseph Michaud, 21, of no Ridge Drive, Glastonbury, suffered a against doing all the improvements are as much responsible for the con­ The MPOA membership was also certain address was charged with six foot contusion in a two-car accident JoHC|ili M. Iloriin Sr. now. including a water treatment ditions today because we never waiting to hear from Carl Zinsser, counts of third-degree burglary, Thursday night on South Main Street. plant and a new distribution system. forced the politicians to look at it town director, on his stance against three counts of second-degree She was treated at Manchester East Ha r t f o r d - Joseph m . I the water system.) Moran Sr., 54, of 30 Claire Road died One man claimed approving the bond the town's continued participation in larceny and three counts of third- Memorial Hospital and discharged, a Friday at his home. issue would increase taxes and valua­ Reinhorn argued that the water im­ the Community Development degree larceny, police said. hospital spoke^oman said. There provements are badly needed for He was born in Harford and had tion on property He objected to the program, which will also be tjie sub­ The suspect is being held at the were no arrests made by police in what he called a system, "which is a lived in East Hartford for 21 years. method of financing, and instead ject of the three questions on the police station and will be presented connection with the accident. suggested residents submit to tripled disgrace to the Town of April 17 ballot. in court Monday, police said. Richard P. Tyson, 31, of 39 mm He was a glazier with the union local Manchester " He said the town will No 1339 of which he was a member Police said the suspect was Overland St. was charged with for' 31 years charged in connection witn me driving under suspension Friday. He was a communicant of St. Rose following — Nov. 5 at the American Court date is April 17. Church He was a third degree Legion Hall, Nov. 6 at Midas Muffler, A U-Haul truck was reported stolen member of the J (’. Martin Council LWV Asks for Repeal Feb. 16 and Feb. 20 at Agway, Feb. 16 from the rear of the Gaslight No-3901, Knights of Columbus. at Brown's Tire .and Feb. 20 at Restaurant where it was parked He was a World War II Coast Capitol Equipment: Three of the in­ Thursday evening. Guard veteran and a member of the Veterans of'Foreign Wars Post 2083. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Eva Of State Litter Law* . I’ascarelli Horan, one son, Joseph M. Probers Find Laws Horan Jr. of East Hartford: a HARTFORD (UPI) — A represen­ year lobbied for the anti-litter began a line-by-line study of its w- daughter, Linda A. Horan of East tative of the League of Women proposal as a form of revenge. The proposed Coastal Zone Management Hartford; his mother. Mrs. Rose Voters said Friday Connecticut litter law taxes companies that Program. Tbe state must adopt a Sahadi Horan of Hartford: one Not Put in Effect should repeal it's anti-litter law — federally-approved plan by this b ro th e r, Jam ee T. H oran of produce litter and mandates a HARTFORD (UPI) — Two Connec­ which is to go into effect in January widespread cleanup program. summer or risk losing federal funds. Wethersfield: and two sisters, Mrs. ticut lawmakers Friday complained 1980 — because it will be ineffective The proposal, in its present form, person convicted of a serious offense Mary Smith and Mrs. Alice Roberts, Ms. Golas said anti-litter laws in about the number of laws.that were and expensive. seeks to protect Connecticut's or sex crime to be examined at tbe both of .Manchester. ' several other states either were never implemented — from massage Kathy Golas was the only witness shoreline from overdevelopment diagnostic unit of the Whiting Foren­ Funeral services will be Monday at floundering or have been repealed. parlors that go unregulated to a who appeared before the without strangling economic growth. sic Institute in Middletown. 8:15 a m. from the Callahan Funeral She said the beverage industry's statewide environmental plan. Legislature's Environment Com­ Local communities are to draft their Curry and Mrs. Hanzalek said the Honu', 1602 Main St., with a mass in “pet strategy" to fight bottle bills "The more we probe, the more we V mittee to testify for or against the nationwide is a “fraud." own plan tj conform with state diagnostic unit has never functioned St. Rose Church at 9. Burial will be in will find," said ^ n . William Curry, committee's bill to repeal the anti­ In other action, the committee guidelines. because no forensic psychiatrist has Veterans Memorial Field, Hillside litter law. D-Farmington, and Rep. Astrid Han- been hired to head it. The Depart­ zalek, R-Suffield, co-chairmen of the Cemetery. "For the past two years, we have ment of Mental Health said there are -■ Friends may call at the funeral testified that the litter tax is ineffec­ Legislature's Program Review and plans to fill the job. borne tonight from 7 to 9 and Sunday tive, inappropriate and costly, " she Investigations Committee. Another mandate that was never Billboard Test- The committee is looking at state from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. said. “The powerful pro-litter tax, carried out was for the com­ * *. r . laws to see which ones are still anti-bottle bill lobby was more vocal, missioner of health services to es­ In Meiiioriaiii needed, which should be changed and however, and therefore, prevailed." HARTFORD (UPI) - When a large outdoor signs. tablish regulations for massage In .ind Invtni; im-morv ol VVilliHin Simpson, who A spokeswoman said Coolidge — as which should be dropped. iVisstMl .4W.U N l. u t h ll s j 197ii The Environment Committee billboard company wanted to test the parlors,’ masseurs and masseuses ■ 'S drafted thfe proposal to dump the effectiveness of outdoor advertising, Vermont native who lived in nef^by They found a number, covering a before Oct. 1, 1975. \ luomorv IS a tUMMiro anti-litter Rw after it found out it chose a relative unknown who had Northampton, Mass., and was a wide range, that were never put into Curry and Mrs. Hanzalek said the No onv ran sUmI onetime Massachusetts governor — practice and said they're convinced iValh loavrs a hourlacho another committee. General Law, little impact on people’s lives: Presi­ agency has decided it's impossible to No ono t an Iw l had proposed an amendment to delay dent Calvin Coolidge. was chosen as the subject of the test "this is only the tip of the 'lack of im­ have statewide regulations and has because the'firm wanted a person plementation iceberg.'” ', / l iVv fallmj: loavos ' implementation of the “bottle bill." Griese Advertising of Hartford, submitted a bill this year to drop the Tho’voais drill h\ The bottle law, which requires a Inc. erected 25 standard 12-by-24 who wasn't well-known and “made One unenforced law mentioned by requirement and leave any standards (lul nu'inoni's ol sttii ,no difference to anyone." the committee was a statute giving a W ill novor dn*. five-cent deposit on all soda and beer signs in the Greater Hartford area to local communities. A prison guartl watches as Henry Edwards of program hope it will give inmates a very marketable last month that said “Calvin Coolidge Sadly imssi'd hv Molhor and Kalhcr containers and bans flip-tops, is to go Catering College and the Bermuda Hotel teaches in- skill when they are released from prison on an island into effect in January 1980, But the was our 30th president," a fact that mates of Casemates Prison how to prepare a meal for catering to tourist tastes, has apparently escaped many Ill Mi'iiioriain General Law Committee has ap­ EB Invites Newspaper lOOSTDS WMItl the discriminating palate. Those involved with the In iMPinurx ol \.ut\n who p.issixi awjv March proved an amendment to postpone it Americans. 50th M. 1974 for 18 months. The company said it wanted to con­ NEW LONDON (UPI) — The Electric Boat Division of Ymi Icit N4)im> hcRUlilul memories The Environment Committee, duct a billb^rd awareness test And si.rrow Itw In be 4o]d which guided the bottle law through designed to tell the people who sell General Dynamics has opened its gates tot^T^ Day Boosters needed to make our 50th a success for the youth of Hut to th r ■ ■ ■ ' ■ - . '■ I I’.\<;K TK\ K\KMN(i IIKKM.I). Silt M.itili ;l» lie. —^ ______. , , '■■VENfNG HERALD, Sat . March 30. 1979 - PA(iE ELEVEN W eilnesriay \\ •‘dnesduy , Office Building 7.30 p.m. — W ater tend issue informational meeting. Human Rights Corrimission, 7:30 p.m,. Town Hall. Indoor jogging and adult swim, 6'45-7'30a m Glaston- ICommunIty Calondars) llling Junior High School. 229 E. Middle Turnpike. Task Force on School Building Use. 7:30 p m .. East bury High School. fsinior Citizens News^outh W in dsor C ouncil Pares Budget ‘. '■ft' ■-'*cn3r...t$MamMaMaammMMMMMMan r iiiir s d ii y Hartford High School, lower media center. T'amil.v-Only Night, 6:45-8:30 p.m., Glastonbury High sol Til WINDSOR — Council members tinued. "of worthwhile capital programs sewer user fees was also mit included in presented to the cnuncil at $8 2 million for 8 a .m .—Economic Development Commission. Hearing I h iirs d a 'x Schmil. l(> W \ M . \ K O IM IN liaye started work on whittling down the and needs that the town should address; the budget when figured. list al 1979-80, representing a $589,00 or 7.7 Manchester B(M)in. ' Town Council public hearing on the fifth-year applied- , ^^'('f Y'Vulleyball, 7-9:30 p m .. Hebron Avenue School. Hi neiphbor' We have three buses for the dog traek and proposed joint town government and liul. we must .still place as our number one Some $400,000 of the $l'Anillion needed to increase over last year’s budget. I’aiard III Fducation budget of $14.5 now have a waiting list. We also have a full bu^ for the priority the absolute necessity to keep the linance the budget is already realized by The miinici(ial town budget was MANCHESTER —Here's next week's schedule of “ f'heney Historic District Commission, lion lor Community Development funds. 8 p.m,. Town I’ucMlay million in lioiK's ol s|iaring the town what Washington. I) ( ' . trip .sehcduled May 31. June 1 and 2 m ill rate down ” the increase in this year’s Grand List, |ireseiileil al.$6 .3 million, a $1 3 million in- public meetings (locations are in Municipal Building, 4l K """' " ‘l" „ Fducalion budget public hearing. 7:30 p.m,, Gideon would Iw .1 3 4'iiii|l tax hike if the budget Our ( ’oachlight trip is now scheduled lor Thursday. ^The Republican members said that they c routing a need lor an actual increa.se of c reuse over last vc-ar’s figure Center St . unle.ss notedi- • r< rr i “ /'""'('i'""‘"'Ik’s mi'clmg. 7:30 p.m . Parks and Reerca- Welles .lunior High Schbol, , , package IS approval as is. May 9 We have filled two buses and need about 15 more intend to '.scrutiniz.e both budgets in $600,000 in new lax monies. Deducting the Duringc his initial presentation iil the ^ East Hartford Unu nllice ^ ^^TownJ’lan and zoning Ccunmisslon."7 :30 p.m , T()wn people in order lor it to go In ,1 prcpareil statement bv the council’s depth ” in cirder to make ruts wherever |K)ssibility of $350,000 in .school grants and liuilgc’t to the council this week. Young li\c l(e(iiililii an members, the GOP "" proposed town budget, M o n d a y GlaStonbury ’ lntliiorjoggingan(laduUswim,6:45-7:30a,m.,Glaston- Our next trip registration will be easy beeause it is for IHissildc- The council said that they invite $40,000 in sewer user fees (if they are explained that salary and benefits lor Waddcll Schonl, lH3 Broad St. ___ _ Redevelopment Agency. 7:45 p.m.. Conference Room, "I'o d a v iiurv High,school, , a day of fishing and a visit to a fish hatchery Registra­ in ajoriiy -aid. It is obvious that the citizen comment and participation during lim n eiii|ilovi‘cs amounted to a $277,033, or realized I would mean an actual increase / .It) p in Planning and Zoning Commission, Hearing I ’own H a ll' ' „ l.V iil’ix tion will be from 8:30 a m until niKin Stop by Monday t t null inc reasi- which would result from the next lew weeks while they examine 15 percent increase over last year’s of 1.5 mills to finance the remainder. Town Council hearine on relocatmn of Kine s Ransom Open gym. 1-5 p.m ,. " Buttonbbll Buttonb\ll School lages 13 and un- , • , . , , . morning and check in with .loe Oiminico. lea\ mg llic liudgel iinlouched. would be an the budgets Young, however, told the c oum tl hat the Imdgel Young said the increase broke iiticoiisi ionalile huiden to place upon the 7:30 p.m^ - Eighth Utilities District, firehouse. Massage Park,r, 30Vni Council ChamLr.? Town nd,Mr Speaking of fishing, jo e is making arrangements for a Town Manager Allan Young said this rKissihilily of. the additional S400.000 in iloyvn intci the follow ing increases: corner (»l Main mul Hilliard streets. Mall. ‘ . . S iin ila y i.m \ Miuh Sclmol. taxpayers oi South Wind.sor, particularly professional businessman. Ray of Ray's Tackle, to leach week that the town needs some $1 million revenue, not accounted lor in 'he prepara­ F.miilovec- henelils. $I15,.342; new full ,il ih isliin e, wlfeh they are best with cruel I'lH'sdin ' * Board of Kdueation. regula^r meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Hjx'n gym. 1-5 p.m.. Glastonbury High School (ages 8 Sf holdi'grad^^^^^^ 2.50-5 p.m., Naubue you fiv-tying Also one day. Jo<- (Jarman wiH be on hand in additional tax monies to finance’ the tion ol the budget, was ilfy lim e eiiipluyees. $31,446. promotional in- and raiiqiant inllation that is already to give [loinlers on fly casting Another line day is being budget as it stands. He said, however, that DemcK-ratic councilmeii have also .said ' re ISC’S. $6,364 9 a.m. - ( oinmeni .Session, Directors Office. I enne.x. High School amphithe^^ , " f c w * rnncpri 9 -in r> m n-Dct r i t i, d kc Allcr-.school iccreation. 2:30-4:30 p.m.. Academy le.ii ing away at their ability to meet basic eJO pm.-Town Building Committee. Coffee Room. Women s Hag Football. 7:30 p.m.. Parks and Recrea- Free concert. 2.30 p.m.. East Glastonbury Public Sc|„iolmlades 5-6i. ^ arranged by Joe for a 'Senior Kishing Derby " at Saulters the budget did not include some an­ they are not in favor of a 3 4 increase in 5’oung said that capital improvements, Pond Saturdav. June 9. laiiiilv needs ol housing, heating, food, ticipated school grants which could run the tax m ill rale, although both Kdward pun hase ol open space land and the con­ 7:30 p m .—Hockamim River Linear Park Committee, tionollice. Town Hall, x Probate Court T u e s d a y M o n d a y / m u O V e r Here's some ginid news for golfers We will hold an iransporiaiioii and medical care upward from $200.(X)0 to $3.50.000. ” or Havens and Arthur (’hamp'..:ne said they strue tion cil additional tennis courts organirational meeting Monday. April 2 at 7 p.m We rherc-lore yve L.id a 3 4 m ill rate increase (Mis.-ihly the quivalant of what would be a woild favor a "slight" hike in order to aiiioiinled to a $500,000 ccist in the- 8 p 111,-Board ol Directors. Hearing Room. ‘ Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. PYonoinic Development Commission. 7:30 p.m.: Town Todav liila lh iiiiac l eplable ” one m ill increase. have been invited to play Monday morning at the Kast keep up with pre.sent municipal services. liroposed liiidgi’l Voter registration session, 9 a m. to 1 p.m.. Town Of­ W’e are c iigmzanl.’ the statement con­ Hartford cours^ II you cannot make the meeting, but are The »possibility ...... of an additional $40,000 »!•in The •■•X. Board »/iof i.AFducation JU ca iiu it budget was fice Building. interested inplaying, call Jm- Diminico. spm 9 Tax eollector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Our variety show is only weeks away, and we still have Building. lots of tickets lell. 'lliKirah lor llollywoiKl " is scheduled S a v e '1 .7 6 these tour coupons! Friday and Saturdav. April 27 and 28th. at 8 p.m Our ®|sio^Shop CouponP®( Stop t Shop C ouponSUppSIsiop > Shop Coupon!■ ■ ■ Kriday Fresh Florida. ^ ------—< M 1 8 | large hus will b<- taking people to the Friday evening (ler- I With this coupon MH I With this coupon I w ntitxso Town elerk, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Town Officp Building. Y d to w Onions s 7 9 in d a S7 50 I and a $7 SO andaS7 50 and a $7 50 lormancc: we have a full bus and now are taking names B Durchase ■ ■ I purchase purchase purchase Bolton for a waiting list Hurry in and take advantage ol the savings' Our lurnishing equipment fund drive is officially under Strawberries 69 Clean our your "medicine' cabinet and Today way and we are of' to a gixxl start with something like Watermelon ' 10 fill It with a fresh supply of family needs Voter registration session, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m , Communitv $1,100 already in tne till We hope all our Gold Card Hall holders will make a donation and that more civic and 32 ounce bottle jMargari Sunday business groups w ill pick up the ball and bounce in a few Aiqiaragiis' c«„l 9 9 bucks We haven’t .set any particular amount, except the tantaloii^ 89 listerine St. Maurice Churcli Parish Council, 7 p.m.. Parish Fresh California (’enter . i more we get. the more furniture and equipment we can 81 lb. pkg. Qtr. lb sticks ■ MINUTE MAID ■ 1 lb. can _2 Liter bottle buy One big item will be a P A . system with sjieakers in Fresh Avocados S Antiseptic Monday ' all rooms We have a super committee working on !BmE _ ! ORANGE ! M A X W E L L j C O C / V C O L A Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ decorations to make the center a,colorful and enjoyable "Helps kill germs, *1 munity Hall. place lower 89 ■BONNET ■ JUICE Fm zan •HOUSE ■ O R T A B |3 9 eshens breath, too," T n o H d a y All right, let's get to the happenings here at the center .Fancy, Mushrooms Board of Selectmen. 7:30 p.m , Community.Hall. •s9S ■ m a r g a r i n e ! 12 ounce can ■ C O F F E E Gfn'ds S S O D A (6 7 .6 0 Z .) It all starts with re.sults of our Senior Bowlirtg l^-ague at Good Sun, Aprd 1 • Sal April 7 226 R Good Sun, AprN 1 • Sal. A{yil 7 2 2 5 | GoodSui. Apnll-Sal.Aixil? 224| Goad Sun. Aixx t - Sat. Atxx 7 223 Daily Vitam ins with iron 9 9 ' Registrars ol Voters, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Comirginity the Parkadc4,anes: Class A high triple. Sue I ’urnell 437. ■I UmLjfikf t one perD----- customer------Liml one per customer per customer Linul one per customer ---- Hall Florence Doutt 437. (Jarence Peterson 609. high single. Dairy D enture T ablets EHerdenl pkg ol40 9 9 ' ijou Peats 49 k n [ I I I Frozen Wednenday Sue Purnell 172. Florence Doutt 172. Clarence Peterson riieshCavmts ^ 6 9 246; Class B high triple. Polly Kenneway 352. Joe Picaut Regular or Unscented Senior Citizens, 1 1 p.m . Community Hall. 484. high single. Viola Wenzel 139. Tony (Jolas 190 Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Wednesday morning was busy We had a free blwKl bndraSkin Library, pressure ciinic and took part We thank the Coventry Manchester Public Health Nurses Association and their with an attemafive Lotion Monday volunteer helpers and Mrs Gloria Winss. nutritionist, lor Conditioning ( doing a splendid job While that was going on. we had the Stop& Sh<9 is first Town Council, 7:3(1 p.m.. Town Hall. 6 ounce bottle Friendship Circle and crewel embroidery class all mixed Planning and Zoning Conimission and W ater Pollution . together Ppstairs we had 46 players lor our pinochle ^foundBeeia " Control Authoirty, 7:,30 p.m.. Town Hall. games and the winners were Hea Cormier 619 Ruth Tampax Tampons *1.59 Committee on Needs and Aging. 7 p.m., building in­ spector's office. Town Hall. fjeapch 592. Olive lloughlaling 583. Sam wHiprs 574. Stop&Shop Broad, Medium or Fine orioed Crushed, Chunks or 4oz spray btl Lillian l,ewis 567. Ann Thompson 566. Belly (Jraba 565. Final Net Hair Spray 7 9 ' Tnesday Marge Kayser 562. Gladys fjeelert 557. George La.sn>55. Stop& Sho^ Reg., Unscented or Ultra Hold Parks and Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Marjorie McLain 553 ^ self service delistop&shop SoUd White [nn Dutch Hall. A Budget Stretching Alternative tor the Beef Consumer Sliced In the afternoon it was bridge with 20’ players and the Brand means quality at a saving! Stop & Shop's new Fresh Ground Beef And Hydrated package of 20 Republican Town Comrnittee, 8:15 p.m.. Town Hall. winners were Nadine Malcolm 5.430. Tom Reagan 5.130. Textured Vegetable Protein Mix is a lot lower in price than Noodles \\ c«liicHday Barbara Conklin 4.830. Marge Kavser 4.270. Kd llindle 4 ■ Stop & Shop Tuna le Values regular ground beet It's an even better value because it Immunization clinic. Public Health Nursing Associa­ 110 •fitacCold 1 shrinks less Burgers made with it don't cook away. Meal Stop& " tion. 5 to 6 p.m.. Town Hall. We send our congratulations to Ruth Strong who from Carnation Co. loaves, meal balls and casseroles turn out luicy and delicious. Shop Housing Authority, 7 p.m., Town Hall. celebrated her 86lh birthday Thursday The/re all special temporary pnce Extra Ifild 7 o z can in water 7 w R 12-HOUR Capsules The everyday price of our new Fresh Ground Beef and REUEF ThiirMlay It was nice to see Bea Mader and Henry Berry bai k redoctions from Carnaiion Company that we pass directfy on to you Look / " Hydrated Textured Vegetable Protein Mix is lower than the Gorton'S Minced Clams 79' B&M Baked Beans 39' Reynolds Wrap ’1.69 G irl Scouts. 7:.30 p.m . Town Hall. with us after spending the winter in sunny Florida Franks ^ T capsule "brings H W v for the Red'Tags on our shelves and save' everyday price of our regular ground beef. And, this week CONTAC Next Thursday we will have Sal Anello. manager ol the Deviled Ham . Kts? 89' Elbow Macaroni Murtfcs 2 89' Gingerbread Mix ' 69' 12*hourrelief"^H 11b. we have a special introductory price for you. Hebron Social Security office in Hast llartlord^ as our guest m S K I E s \ „ C e ’cozsH Stop& Shop 5 pound bag 5 pound bag speaker He will discuss Hie expected 1979 changes in pk& Mond ay t jU t lG t Varieties \J cans | G illette Trac II B lades pkgoig *1.59 Social Sei urity and Medicare Town clerk, tax collector, assessor. 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Remember, only three more Tuesdays to gel your in­ Bologna '1,29 Apple Medal ^PUlshury Lady Bic Shaver , S? 4 ,*gs 9 9 ' Office Building. LIHLE FRISKIES PiUsh* come taxes done by our V ITA volunteers They re here - Dry C a t Bonus Pack H .59 & w u n d Town sanitarian, 6 to 9:30 p.m.. Town Office Building. from I to 4 p III / 22oz. pieg C Q c Bacon Sliced 'iJ'w' M.29 Water Pollution,Control Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of­ Sauce MiPUtPOK Gillette Bronze Aerosol Food 5 varieties O v y Cold Cuts 59' Flour Flour fice Building. ■ Pnab V .lf L'll' 250Z.I SOUR For Easter i Women s Exercise and Jogging, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill MIGHTY DOG a baking, f Menu for W eek ... jars m g h t c iu ^ School gym. Dog Food 4 cans Monday shells willi meal sauce, tossed salad bread Everything sliced fresh. BeeSAnd 8 R Regional District 8 Board of Education, 7:.30 p,m.,i comer deli H 5 Varieties 69 69 Bharn High library. and butter, gelatin dessert, beverage Available in stores (eatunng a service deli Hydrated Textured Vegetable Kraft Dressing 99' King Arthur Flour t»g 89' Tuesday: cream of celery soup, tried chicken AfmJHammw Groundbreaking ceremonies, 10 a m., Rham High CARNATION , Pepsi Cola 95' Morton Salt 46' Baking Soda ^ J?or bo> 69? sandwich, pudding, hegierage Protein Mix. Sold in approx. Regular 5 ounce can PLUS grounds. '> TUeaver ^ C O O k e d Wednesday beef barley soup, pastrami on rye. chilled Coffee Mate 1 .6 9 24oz. jar Vlasic 1.5 ounce FREE 'Tncxulay 22 ounce jar Gloria 2 pound bag fruit, beverage 4 pound chub . *Contains not more than 24“1 fat. Hebron Republican Women's Club, 8 p.m., Foote Home, Thursday veal permigiana, whipped potatoes, Italian Gilead Street. * CARNATION n io o z Q Q c ddeken green beans, bread and liiiller, sherlierl, beverage Din Cotton Puffs 2 ,* » s 9 9 ' National Honor Society Induction ceremony, 7 p.m., Slender ^pkgsoa Stuffed U.S. Friday French onion soup, cooked salami grinder, R o n ^ 3 9 C o lg ate TcxDthbrush 4 to, 9 9 ' Rham High auditorium. • ^ cookies, beverage Chocolate or Chtjcolale Fudge Adult Size, Medium Bnstle Makes a great sandwich' N O Spears dhves Sugar VIcdncHday Botidess Beef Dght n ^ Conditioning CONTADINA ^olish or 5%oz. Public Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office American Cheese Brown Kosher jar Building Seliediile for Week Stewed o,../ -7 r\ or Confectioners Tomatoes 2 ^ “7 9 ' B » r ' C l a ^ l 'I'liiirHilay Monday 8 3II a iii to noon, signup lor tishiiig trip 111 Chuck Roast Fresh Orfe Vlasic Kosher Spears 'S' 69' Heinz Cucumber 59' Board ot Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. / lot (^g a m . kitchen social games, noon, lunch..1 p iii . pinochle Durkee Coconut Zoning Board ol Appeals, 8 p.m..Town Office Building. V CONTADINA Dynamo Liquid ‘2.49 AngeffMie and goll meeting , bus (iii kiip at 8 15 a m . return trips at Golden Pound Cake “tta'S* 5 9 ‘ Bakers Coconut 704 t$xg Boneless Chuck Steak USDA Choice ^ 1.99„ Dry, Oily, Norma) Combined meeting of Hebron, Andover, Marlborough ) 12 30 and 3 311 p m Tomato Sauce | and Begional District 8 Boards of Education, 8 p .m .,J SIsnirAQ^ 16 ounce pkg. Stop& Shop package of 10 Purina or Color Treated Tuesday 9 a m . hus lor shopping and sipiare dancing. stop & Shop Rham library. 111 CONTADINA a 16 ounce bottle 10 a oil painting class, noon, lunch 1 p m . IBS. 1 30 Cube Steak Beef ChuckTaK' *2,09. T'ridiiy p 111 . exercise class, return Iroiii shopping and .Senior Jom ato Paste 4c^ns^ Baked Hani smusuop *3.79i, Prince Slop A Shop USDA Choice Lawn& ariety Baby Powder 24 oz contaner 99' Family, Film night. 7;.30 p.m., Gilead Congregational Bowling League at the I ’arkaile Lanes Chuck Stewing Beef "Great Beef" ® 1 .8 9 b Wednesday. 9 ,i m health clinic by ap|ioinlm enl, 10 to p i Shop Church Lsiteagn a L e a iB M S Tooth paste leg Of Mmi 2,.^C^s99' a 111 pinochle crewel eiiihronlcrv c lass and Frienclship our Menu Circle noon, liinch 12 45 pin , Innige 1 |i m . crall /^incredible Offer}\ - ^ 9 Extra - Strength South Windsor class tills pickup at It 15 a iii . return trips at 12 30 and 3 kitchen p k g s .^ i 6’/7 o f V AN our dohes must meet $ 4 All Varieties Vliindiiy p m strict quaMy control standards cans > Vs Center Tylenol Town Couni iL 8 p.in . Council Chambers, T(jwn Hall. Thursday iiooii lunch. I p m . tun day ^ A s s o r t e d AipoBwinw $4 4Q Hunts Tomatoes 2 an* 89' Log Cabin Syrup ‘1.59 Dinner for Dogs Friday 10 a in .exi'icisc class and kitchen social Vs Blade 4Ov’Mibw ' ’TlM■•.dav 21b p k & R ic e Potato Buds 89' games noon, linn h 1 p in setback. Inis [iickiip ,il tl 15 Vs Sirloin, Complete Pancake Mix « 93' Purina Dog Chow ““i'ST' ‘1.79 Tablets Town Council work sc.ssion on budget, 7:30 p.m,. Town a III . reinrn trips at 12 30 .iiicl 3 30 |i in Hall caucus room P o r k Ch o p s pkg. of 60 P u d d ^ O t t ‘^ | 4 9 Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town . Beatuiful. Durable Greek Style , bakery Rushed from our c dairy Wbal a great selection ol values' frozen foods Time-saving buys! tablets Hall .f. 1 Porcelain enameled steel. Potato Salad 2t)C*0 99“ Countrystyle Pork Ribs ■1.49. TliiirMlay Stop&Shop Variety Minute Maid Beef, Turkey, Chicken Plastic Macaroni Salad ?l> pkg 99“ Band Aid Strips pkg otGO 2 p k 9 s 9 9 ' Charter Revision (Jommission. 7:;«) p.m.. Town Hall (Tbinaiced or Macaroni & Cheese k w a re 16oz Town Council yvork session on budget, 7:30 p m.. Town Center Cut Pork Chops SI 79lb| 1 .6 9 . B read S ale! ^ M Orange Juice Balsam Conditioner bottle 9 9 ' frozen meatsroo busy to cook? Hall Heavy guage S to p i Shop Regstef or Extra Body Cracked Wheat :et NOW Heat up these good Weaver values. l6 o z 64oz. carton enamel on steel Swedish Rye I loaves from concentrate Rame-guarded, 100% Whole W heal Vernon YOU CAN PLACE YOUR oven proof. f \Hleaver\BatterDip Pork Idm Roast Pot Pies Panty Hose Sale! Season, roast long BOttercrest Bread 2 St. ‘1 Toilay No scouring Cottage Cheese i*JSf;t*«79‘ Reinforced Top Panty Hose and slowly as you Spelling bee, 10 ,30 to 1:30 p.m., Skinner Hoad School. CLASSIFIED AD ANYTIME a ’sembbing Countrystyle Donuts 59' Hood Whipped Cream r„‘S r-,7 9 * ^ d f p k g s ^ Our Own for Vot/Beige, Taupe, Tan ^ Q ’ Rib Portion would any pork roast Sloci VtopPtariv i2or (*g o$6 ^Spring festival, 10.a m. to 5 p.m., Rockville High and necessary' P a i^ P a d t Grapefruit Juice 79' $M«roc*atraed or White. Sizes A&B Reg 99C Chicken Wings Vegetables 6Varvbn1Ac/ {tCg V()-Ag building Meaty and delKaoua’ P*oi 28 ounce pkg 2 7 9 Fresh Pork Spare Ribs Stop & Shop Pineapple or Stop& Shop Heinz French Fries All Nude Panty Hose .Siitulay 1 .4 9 . Omo or OM c CU Frozen THIS WEEKS FEATURE ITEM Beige, Tan or Taupe-A&B Reg 99$ 6 9 t Spring festival, 10 a m. to 5 p.m.. Rockville High and La Pizzeria Chicken Breast ^ ‘2.79 Breakfast Sausage l o i i K e O m Vo-Ag liuilding. BMKfOO'F'Dnn St. John's choir to present the Messe Solennclle. 10 2 > / s Q n a rt Countiyfine 22oz. I 8 o z .. with Thigh & Drumsticks i^r^;‘2 .7 9 n z a a FnUtoftheLoom a.m ., St, John's Church, Route30. T e a K e t d e 2-2'/zto.pkg ‘1 .49 . pkg p k g . SirOtorySica* lO 1 10%oz. Monilay Swiss Cheese ' 6of l a Underwear Sale! With each Stop&Shop is Homestyle Spice Cake pkg Town Council, 7:30 p.m,. Memorial Building. F'ark SStood SKc I Sr«pl7Q$ eng Swiss Style Yogurt I'lace “Candyland” for AMUFinMn 99 Boys Briefs q q purchase L e n te n R ne value Date Nut Bread SKoAShip Vernon Elem entary School PTO, 7:.30 p.m.. .school your Easter Cheese Food Slices ‘1.39 Cheese Pizza 99' p a c k ^ o f 3 R eg $3.19...... t . O v J for Lenten Meals cafct(;ria Egg Hunt ^afood Specials W»«l^WriOP«3 Fkxinder Dinner 'SSVT 59* Boys T-Shirts c q TucHilay j Collect all 24 volumes! Make n one of the Photo Supply Sale 31b cup Calal^o Fish Sticks 89' package of 3 R eg$3.49...... t . O O Suburban Women'sClub, 7;30p,m., Northeast School. THENEW best Easter morn­ Half Gallon Sun Glory KODAK 110 or 126 Men’s Briefs WfrtncHcluy ings ever with candy =r Ricotta C od F resh » ‘ ILLUSTRATEI ■?^ColorPrint,4 packageof 3 Reg $3.99...... 2.99 Town (,'ouncil budget workshop, 7:3(1 p.m.. Memorial ' a y from Stop& ShopI Shop our huge Whole ly««t ^5«*^Film 1.39 Building COLUMBIA selecfion of Easter treats...jeHy eggs, or Part Skim• 2 » M en’s B oxer Shorts ■ ‘ 20 exposure roll TliurHilay / 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ENCYCLOPEDJ chocolate rabbits, marshmaRow F illets j v / * Asstd padtageof3Reg$5.99 ...... *4.49 C lam s 6SL Plain Yogurt 89' Flavors TAARH meeting. 7 to 9 p.m , Stop & Shop meeting Edixalof '' chickens, candy egg^'and traditional SYLVANIA Q f N 3 pound box frozen M en’s T S h irts r(K)m, Vernon Circle. developed ” O I» Easter baskets, S a save yourself Fresh CrackerBarrel ‘1.39 Cteartywnnen ^ y A M agi-cubes I . o a (koatKD^ package of 3 Reg $4,99...... *3.79 Town Council budget workshop, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial I \ some money and an extra trip to the Waffles 12« listrated Squid (Calamari) O . 1 . 7 9 Cod Steaks 1 .2 9 . 112 periect shols pkg CrackerBarrel ‘1.39 Building. candy store. Pick up an extra littte mmay^orn Grapefruit Juice •VoL 1 on sale every week 69'ea D o l l a r treat or twa .the smiles on ttte kids Taste O S e a Du Chef 4oz. pkg of6 iM % I U«p ■ MV Mi MM • 4WMn 1 *71 D (M » (W M W « Frirtuy __"Lofjk,Homeward Angel." by Trl-Town Players, 8:15 faces Easter morijing are worth it! Shrim p C ocktail 3 ^ 1 . 7 9 E scargots frozen S a v e r p.m.. Middle School. ■ - I’.ViK TWKI.VK i:\ KM Nt; IIKIIAl.K Siil , M iirdi Mi. I'.iV.i Coon Educator of Year EVENING HERALD, Sat,. March 30. 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN

COVENTRY —George Coon, a discipline and school procedure. with Coventry families. H erald social science teacher at Coventry The administrators said the A jrewption for the visitors will be Hockey problems are relatively few but held *^esday at|10:30 a.m. in the high Goes Through High School, was presented the first annual tiducator ol' the Year award added, when there is a problem it is school library. A ngle during the Thursday night meeting of due mainly to lack of discipline in the T h e \,^ r d also briefly discussed ,' NEW YORK (UPI) - The of 21 teams. ^ byes and the preliminary round will reclaimed players. iNext season the' NHL will be be a best three^tf-five. the Board of Education. home. plans for a school exchange with Earl Yost National Hockey Legue added “That makes it certain that Mark The presentation was made by “The lack of cooperation from the Venezuela, for the coming school the Edmonton Oilers, Win­ aligned as follows: " I don't look at this as the end of Howe will be reclaimed by the Sports Editor • Norris Division — Drlroil, the WHA, rather the rejuvenation of Paul Marzone of the Coventry home is the biggest problem with dis­ year. nipeg Jets, Quebec Nordiques Whalers, “ said Baldwin. “I’ll make Los .AiYgrlrs, Monirral, Nch hockey, ” Ziegler noted. “Now the that decision." Jaycees. Coon is also the school's cipline." the administrators said. In other action the board appointed ■EM$aiiaooejBg«ar*i and New England Whalers social science department director. England and Pillshurgh. tremendous effort that was expended The board also discussed th» pen­ Ron Jordano as junior varisty “It also means that players such as During the regular board meeting, baseball coach for the high school lor players 45 and over, will be staged Friday when the NHL’s expan­ • s .Adams Division — Boston, when we (the NHL and WHA) were ding visit, for the next two weeks, of Notes Off the Cuff Quebec's Buddy Cloutier and Marc administrators of the town's elemen­ and Benjamin Kurtlan as tennis this weekend at the Manchester sion plan was approved by the Buffalo, Minnesota, .Ouelier and at war can be used for the better­ 14 students and teachers from Tardif W ill, remain with the Nor­ tary. middle, and high schools, spoke France. The visitors will he sl.iving coach.- United States champidn Terry Racquet Club. Defending champion potential applicants. Toi-onto. ment of hockey. Hopefully, 6-year- old youngsters can be shown how diques if they chose to select them," to the board about the problems of Ragsdale of Illinois will be in the is Earle Custer who also reigns as John Ziegler, the pr^ident of the • Smyihe DivisiolY — Chicago. much fun it is to play the great game said Ziegler. “The expansion draft in field for the 15th annual New town champ in that same category ... NHL revealed, "We are expanding' Colorado, Edmonton, St. Louis, of hockey.” June (in Montreal) will add NHL England Indoor Archery Cham­ Pete Visgilio of East Hartford is the the NHL by taking in four teams fbr Vanrouver and Winnipeg. Howard Baldwin, president of the players to the. new teams which pionship Saturday and Sunday at only area member of the UConn var­ the 1979-80 season. We are not taking • Patrick Division '— Atlanta, WHA, who also has the same title should help them.” Panel OKs Subdivision Hall’s Arrows in Manchester. One of sity tennis squad this spring ... Tim in four World Hockey Association New York Islanders, New York with the New Encland Whalers, said, the men to watch is Eric Hall of the Forbes of Ellington and Bob Healy of teams. We are conducting an expan­ Rangers, Philadelphia and Washington. “The important thing is that it's In June an expansion' draf{( will local club, current Connecticut and Manchester have won basketball sion draft which will give the new stock the new teams. Each of the f HEBRON —The Planning and Also granted was the Joshua Originally the lot was approved N^' England is Ihe addition lo over. We have been at war for seven New England Section champ. A field letters at Ithaca College. Forbes has teams some NHL Itlayers.” present 17 NHL clubs will protect 15 Zoning Commission voted to approve Farms Section 2 subdivision with the with the stipulation that only one the irorris, Quehee lo the Adams. years and all during that time I main­ of 300 has entered from 13 states ... been named to the Academic All-- Each of the four former WHA skaters and two goaltenders. The the August Bonola subdivision on stipulation that Lot 6 must have a dwelling could be constructed tained that hockey could only be The nation’s leading 10-pin bowlers America hoop team ... Two franchises' will pay. $6 million to the Edmonton and lA'innipeg to tlie order of the draft among the former Hope Valley Road with some specially designed septic system due because of the access strip. Powning Smyihe and Washington swiirhes successful with the one 'league epn- , will also be in the area for the next Manchester women, Pat McKee and NHL, with a down payment of $4,6 WHA teams will be determined by stipulations. to its high water table. • said he has discovered that his cepL. seven days in the $125,000 U.S. Open Kathy Roberts lettered in women's million required by June 1. Two of from the Norris lo the I’alriek lot. No NHL team can lose more.than The commission said that the plot Action was deferred on a request of neighbor’s swimming pool is located Division. ■ “IJielieve we got the better of the at Bradley BotDI in Windsor Locks ... bo(vling at Ithaca College ... South the teams in the six-team WHA did four players or one goalie without its plan for Lot 5 with the location of the Anthony DonAroma, for a West on a portion of his properjy and in the The NHL will play an 80-game deal in the expansion draft and in the Two of the men slated to be honored Windsor High’s director of athletics not apply for admission to the NHL. consent. ) septic system and reserve fields and Street subdivision and also for process of clearing the matter he schedule in 1979-80, with each team apportionment of players." • Heahh and Safety Play at the Manchester Chamber of and fine basketball coach, -Charlie However, the Birmingham Bulls will well must be submitted to the com­ Northam Hills section 4. Garrett wants to create a five-acre lot with a playing two home and two away Under the expansion plan, NHL In the amateur draft of 20-year-old Commerce annual M Award dinner Sharos, will z" be honored at a receive $2.8 million in reparation and mission before a building permit is Powning of Hope Valley Road will 40 foot access strip. games with all other member clubs. teams will be able to reclaim WHA players, the new teams will draft Grade 2 students at Waddell School are The children used costumes and propsirecent- April 4 have athletic bajckgrounds. testimonial dinner Friday night at the Cincinnati Stingers $3.5 million. issued. appear before the commission with The commission voted to conduct a Tlie number of teams inaking- the players .whose rights they own. The after the present 17 NHL teams, presenting a program, “ A Walk with Mr. ly to illustrate the lessons. (Herald pfioto by Bill Thornton, who has been tapped the Colony. ) The expansion forced a realign­ A wetlands permit must also be public hearing on April 10 at 7:30 playoffs will increase to 16. including new teams, however, then will make being given the 18th, 19th, 20th and Peeps" at a school assembly to teach health Pinto) J the request to resubdivide property for the coveted M Award, is a former ment in the NHL's four divisions in granted by the Wetlands Authority on that road, totaling 15 acres, with a p.m. on the request of Craig Rowley the four divisional winners and 12 a priority selection of two skaters 21st picks, again with the new teams and safety lessons to the rest of the school. Dartmouth football lineman and of End of the Line order to accomodate the new league before any activity can be started on 50 foot access strip. for a Jones Street subdivision. late has been activily involved in wild card teams There will be no and two goaltenders from the list of order being determined by lot. the lot. ^ stock car racing — Ed Flemke' Will Hadden, general chairman of the Five Mile Road Race Committee, 3 driving the Manchester Sand and Two Weeks Left reports a director will be named jenHHnmaniEB-, Gravel car owned by Thornton. Bob l-enanHu^niH)-, rj.ACK I BLENDS) j IXMTAdMA ^A OM A Manchester, was one of the Parks, has been ailing but is back on ncH MANCHESTER — The American Associatiop of organizers of the Silk City Striders, the job with the season opener one Retired People-sponsored volunteer incom^ tax /s woNiwNN I I ra9p a ix s v t iiv ^ I GlUaiAN I But Still May Sue week from today against East G a l l o n I A&P COHHS C a r u s o I T o m a t o I T o m a t o local running club ... New England assistance, count shows the number of people assisted in Whalers will be home to the Edmon­ Catholic High ... New tennis nets 6ports BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Bruins General Manager Harry making out their Federal Income Tax Returns is slightly PjBpsi C dal Itom atoesi o f f e e OH ton Oilers Sunday night at 7:30 at have been set in place at the behind the number assisted last year at this tim i s a u c e > a s t e Springfield. Memorial Field courts. School teams * TO DAY Sinden, the most vocal opponent of a merger between hockey’s There are two weeks left before the final date for filing I will have preference this spring, as 2 8 0 2 . I two professional leagues, said Friday the Bruins will support the the.sc returns. $999 Good Start usual, at all town o perate tennis ______- J, can I M H o in o n ' Taking advantage of the good new league but still may take legal action in the future. The VITA group holds four sessions weekly from I to 4 . I r cent. courts. Otherwjse, the pablic has I Eia«i)nmEitiiM>rl»Eic^fNlwficluMOyUw , , I^E I 'EicooflfimificiodldOillwkw I r A , ’EictptitrffltEiOudfdOvLJw weather, Ralph DeNicolo look out his “The Bruins will do whatever they . . ' . , J - , p.m. each afternoon Mondays at South United Methodist a LMnOntCouponPvFtMlyI M it Am r.A M n Aw Ewadu V'2 000 I J I ■ rwomCoupwtPofAP-2 601 | AP2m I i 'EiCopt IttinsEichjOMOyLlw j'^MonttimEiclwJulbyLi# apjeosl ’E i^ l lltmisEiciuMbyLi* EicluMI LmlOno Coupon Pot Fitfi^ iNMi One Coupon Pit Fomry — ■ I access to the play areas, day and I V M April 1 / tir t . m j j I VsMAprdI ; H79 ® B l I VMApritl-7 fS79 LifNIIt Ont Coupon Per FamilyFat golf clubs and in his first.round of the Church, Tuesdays at the Senior Citizens Center'. aaa! ^WApnM-7 1979 VaAdAprri1-7.1979 night ... Pete Daigle, out of Home Ice Rue can to make the new 21-team league backwart. We wfre oppon^ts of aU ^VilidAprin-7 1979 as strong as possible,'*' Sinden said.'.' Wednesdays' at the Knights of Columbus Hall, and season at the Manchester Country Manchester High, is listed this spring the components of expansion, and "We are not taking a sour grapes at­ Thursdays at the West Middle Turnpike branch of the Qub fired a four-under-par-68 round. with the Bentley College varsity most of the clubs were opposed to the titude and we won't let the league First Fedei^dl .Savings & I,oan. The head pro collected seven birds, baseball squad ... Greg Karakashian balanc^ schedule. I think It is bad. had three bogies and parred the other For Whalers down. VITA is organized to assist the elderly and tho.se who of Manchester and Don Leonard of “I h o ^ they find a way to restore “But we have preserved our legal feel they cannot afford professional services in this area. eight holes ..! Charlie Boggini, East Hartford are non-roster the divisional rivalries. Maybe options. They took something away No appointments are necessary for these sessions tabbed the most improved male members- of the New England they’ll use a bit of Constitutional still unable to find home cooking to thCjir liking, the New from us in Chicago (last week. They golfer in the Manchester Country Pilgrims’ professional softball squad wizardry like they used against us in England Whalers dropped a 3-1 World Hockey Association deci­ (the NHL Board of Governors) for­ Club membership last season, in New Haven ... Have a nice Chicago," Sinden said. sion last night to the league-leading Edmontdn Oilers at the malized a draft under which we Civil Liberties Unit lowered his handicap from six to two weekend. Sinden said the Bruins own the ... Men’s Senior Tennis Tournament, Springfield Civic Center. would lose four players without our rights to WHA stars Mark Howe and ASPSAlBfTEN \ A&P IS A POULTRY SHOP The Whalers saw their home consent. If you have property rights, Ron Plumb of New England and Rich To Hear Legislators record slip to a poor 21-16 and they point lead over the Nordiques. no one can take them away from you STORRS— Northeastern Connecticut's legislators will SEAFOOD^ J CHOOSE YOUR FA V a m Leduc of Quebec. He said such WHA c Fresh-U.S.D.A. kapecled-CtilckEfl Parlt FfMh-U.S.DA. Irapietid-ChIckm Parts are in danger of slipping into fourth Quebec could move back to within a without your consent," He said. be at the Storrs Congregational Church, 2 N. Eagleville U S 0 A n|iictM.Fri>A Jh-S H single digit with a win over the Jets. stars as Robbie Ftorek, who's club •CUT-UP FRYERS r place in the WHA depending on the Sinden said he didn't want to make was disbanded, would automatically Road, at 7:,30 p.m. to address the annual meeting of the Avail. Wed.-Sat. SPLIT FRYKS WHOLE FRYERS, outcome of Winnipeg’s contest with Bill Plctt, Brett Callaghan and any threats' nor express any disap­ Northeastern Connecticut Civil Liberties Union • ROASTERS f3«it0 41^.| OR ^ OUARTRB)FRYER^ Dave Hunter scored for Edmonion. become free agents. FRESH Quebec. pointment about the future of Sinden-aCIo said the Montreal Sen David M. Barry, D-Manchester; Michael .1 Skelly, CCNTAMS 3 BRIAST OTRS. 3 LEG OTRS ORmnu John Garrett was a standout in goal professional hockey. • BREAST QUARTERS artiioS! 3 KCXS. 3 W9MiS AM) 3 SETS OP CBLETS UCOUMtTKSi-'-'WIMXQ ' Edmonton assured itself the top Canadians would not get the most D-Tolland, and Rep Aloysius ,1 Ahearn, D-Bolton, will COD FILLETS rung another night as it look a Ihree- for New England^ discuss legislation affecting civil liberties i.ssues, in­ • BOX-O-CHICKEN “I've always been a big NHL man benefit out of the merger, even Quick frozen*While-Flaky cluding equalization of education finance, abortion and the Bruins are part of the NHL, though the Stanley Cup champs own rights, employees' acce.ss to personal files, merit selec­ TURBOT 139 one of the charter members. We lost the rights to more than 30 WHA tion of judges, and limiting criminal records to convic­ and that's fact. We'll do our part." players. FILLETS But Sinden said he felt “obliged to "They may reclaim them, but the tions Quicli Ftoren-5-lb pVj J6 69 O t Watson Grabs Following the legislators' remarks, the meeting will be criticize" the new balanced new clubs can take them back if the open to questions from the floor William Olds. Director schedule, which has each team Canadlens don't protect them. I don't HADDOCK COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP of the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union, will moderate playing four games against the 20 think it will make that much of a the panel discussion ^ FILLETS CONTAINS: 4 Cenler, 2 Shoulder, 2 Sirloin Ends ^ BeiltaiidDondwi MNb hree Stroke Lead other clubs. difference,” he said. Quick Frozen-Batter Dipped-AftP BOTTOM RIBS OF CSaiDom esti9<^ FISH & CHIPS A ssorted Pork Loin SEAS Scholarship Forms Quick Fiozen A&P-6oz pkg HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) - Tom Watson, back in A ROUND HAM ® ’ CRISPY SHRIMP PORK CHOPS 1 ; 'cuitMCiit''$r SLBCANSIU9 $^99 the form that made him the world’s top golfer the past two Due by Wednesday Quick Frozen-A&P Breaded Pork Loin-Center Cut When RATH HICKORY SMOKED 3 O years, offset a hole-in-one by Lanny Wadkins with an eagle of his Joe’s W orld MANCHESTER —Wednesday. April 4. is the deadline RIB PORK CHOPS 1 lb. 20-25 l a . 5 LB CAN 91199 S * V 3 9 own Friday to shoot his second-straight 65 and surge into the. FISH STICKS GEEFCHUCX-BONBI^ ratOniY GROUND IMtCX ^ T H HONEY GLAZED 3 ^ / By JOE GARMAIN for filing financial aid applications to the Manchester Quick Frozen-Supreme light Batter Pork Loin-Center Cut lead midway through the Heritage Golf Classic. .Scholarship Foundation. BBBfPor tfoo L e a n c r . e g ^ / D E LiC im S A 9 9 Faui ( ! LOIN PORK CHOPS ant ▼ f v W SWin PREMIUM HOSTESS 4c» 9 Watson, a late starter, was two On behalf of the Foundation, ,lohn DeQuatlro, presi­ FISH FILLETS ’ .0; t»o S t e w DWT sizeks ■ b. tournaments in 1977-78, including the dent, encourages graduating high schoid seniors who are Quick Frozen-Gorton's-7'; oz pkg ^PLUMROSE-IMPORTEDP^MROSE^WTED ^------f «0ZEN-QUARTERS-WITH PART OF BACK ^ strokes off the pace when Wadkins Masters and British Open and was sank a 179-yard ace at the 17th hole at residents of Manchester and Manchester resident SHRIMP SCAMPI the leading money winner both years, Harbour "fown Golf Links. But he Fish Derby Manchester Community College students who plan to Quick Frozen-Batter Dipped j Sliced Bacon a M [Turkey li^s .69* Kalhv Skelian Lvnne (^ullv a sizzling two-day total ol 12-under- 7*iii 0 Sea 99' caught up with a pair of back nine par 130 in his bid for his first victory transfer to apply for this financial aid 8or ptg FISH STICKS birdies, moved two strokes ahead The Foundalion. which administers about fit) funds, of the year. when he put his 144-yard approach I received some mail this weekend relies on an objective analysis of each applicant s need by Wadkins, who trailed Watson by for opening day, can't stand it any J \ .shot in the cup at the 16th hole and announcing two different fish der­ a college financial aid officer s ' L one stroke after shooting a 66 in the longer, and have to wet a line. ' EARLY CALIFORNIA-SELECT ' COLONNA FLAVORED PRINCE-ZITI, REG. or THIN Better Year Seen then built a three-stroke lead by bies. East Glastonbury Fish & Game Based on the timamial summary sheet of the DEL 6AIZ0-IMP0RTED opening round, posted a 67-133 that All their pent up waiting, and sinking a 25-foot birdie putt on the Association has its annual Derby scholarship application form, and the first page of the left him four strokes ahead of the tackle handling comes to boiling frui­ final hole. April 1. and the Manchester Internal Revenue income tax return, the financial aid of­ Pitted Olives Bread Crumbs next closes cont,enders — Bill tion at such an event, one to three Tom atoes That gave Watson, who won 10 Rogers, Mike Morley and Tom Kite, Sportsmen's Association has its an­ ficer's analV-sis considers such factors as total family in­ For Eaglette Nine nual Derby the following Sunday, weeks before the season opens. For come. as.sets, taxes, extraordinary medical expenses, who all had 68s Friday, some reason, this release ^fo re the It happened very quickly there at April 8. size of family, and the number oi lamiiy memners m By LEN AUSTER For the uninitiated, let me explain thundering herd hits the public i the end, ’ said Watson. "I picked up college Fish Derbies. waters, seems to make derby fishing Herald Sportawriter four shots in four holes and I don't Foundation direelors never .see the familv financial in­ As in the case of these two clubs, a little more fun. Even more than “Last year was disappointing,” recalls East Catholic girls’ know when I’ve .played a better formation which is torwarded directly to the aid officer i d this annual event is a chance to stock that, It gives these same fishermen a by the applicant softball Coach Jay Mcfllonvillei “I don’t expect this year to be RADIO, TEEVEE stretch of golf. ' their ponds with trout, and make chance to go out opening day with a PROCRESSO SPECIALS Although he has not yet won this In recent years, the .scholarship awards have heen MT. LAUREL-STEMS & PIECES CONTADINA SPAGHETTI SAUCE disappointing.” Today some money for future stockings, whole lot more “cool cat” or MAC. A BEAN. LENTIL. OR year. Watson has had three second- larger as the foundation seeks to make a signilleant con- The Eaglettes, with high expec­ but anything can happen," McCon­ sophisticated approach. They have 1:00 Baseball: Red Sox '78, Ch. place finishes, including being and activities. trihution toward escalating costs ot I'ost-secondary M inestrone tations going into the '78 campaign ville states, cautioned by what .38 The first stockings of trout wet a line before the “mob.” education in colleges, technical schools and vocational Mushrooms Tomato Puree transpired in '78. “We just have to runnerup to Wadkins in the Tourna­ Watching the kids, for me. Is even Ragozzino 20 oz by McConville, mustered only a 6-8 1:30 Baseball: Red Sox vs. ment Players Champion,ship last generally take place a few days to a schools, according to DeQuattro can ' won-lost mark. Inclement weather continue to work hard. And that's one Twins, Ch. 38 week Itefore the derby. The club more fun than fishing. To see some SOUP week forced cancellation of four games thing I see. They're working hard, 2:00 NHL lloekey: Fivers vs. ponds are then open to the public on little tyke about 5 years old, "I'tn playing about the same now L|<‘;in Vir M 29 oz. V White or Red-KW oz Great tor SalaitS'2S or. and “we lost three or four one-run they really care.” Blues, Ch. 22 Derby Day only. struggling with rod, reel and line and as I did just belorc I won the Masters Clam M Aid Wine isoc games. We shouldn't lose them this The boyish-looking Eaglette coach 2:30 American Sportsman, Ch. The general public is apprised of a g^-sized trout at the other end ll.-\li 11'(lltl) 1 111' struggle lor Clean ,.\ir w ill he two years-ago. " Watson said. JO year," offers the third-year leader. believes everyone in the lineup can 8 this by advertising, posters, and -fthere a quite a few large fish the lopii ol ,1 tltaicwide conlercncc lo he held hv Ihe w ______J Sauce Q 9 v in e g a r • First action for the Eaglettes in hit and he has some big stickers. One .3:00 PGA Golf: Heritage signs placed in stores and meeting stocked) is an experience to watch. N .iliiral Ifcsom i cs C o i i i k i I ol Connecliciil on .\pril It ,il ______!l______/ noted is. Cully. "She can hit the long The set face and grim determina­ Ihe lla rllo id Millon Motel 1979 will be Wednesday afternoon Classic, Ch. 3 places, and .by “plugs” in outdoor when they entertaiQ Bolton High at ball, she has a lot of power,” McCon­ Borg Toppled tion not to be pulled into the pond by \ m oriiiiig session liegiiinmg al in o'clj.ck w ill leatiire FINE HOLIDA Y FOODS FOR PASSOVER ( DBlSHOr .3:30 PGA Tour: .l^ng Island columns in uifferent newspapers. 3 SAVE too ville states. “that giant trout," pnd then, finally panel disi nssion covering econoiiin , eiu ironmental ,iml Eza Robertson Park at 3:15. East has a Open, Ch. 8 An entry fee is generally charged, *AviA II Hares w/tcrvtct dths only Defensively. East is expected to be the exultation, when with dad's help he.illh considcr.ilions with speakers repre.senting Italian Kitchen Part Milk-Part Skim MANSCNEWITZ 17-game schedule, nine -hpme dates. 4:00 Sports Spertarular: East- By Alexander and then there is a charge for each SchH tz Light STORE SlICEO STONE SLICED They will open with senior Ellen stropg with many returning to West College All-Star Baskelhall trout caught by the entrant after (a strong hand reaching down and dillereni viewpoints \iidiencc participalnm will lollow a GRATED XRkUSS DOMESTIC AXELROD Petkaitis behind the plate with familiar positions. “ I feel the girls Classic, Ch. 3 'MILAN, Italy (UPI) - that. guiding young Izaak throughout the relnitlal period M a t i o S K V 2 " Cooked Provokm e battle) and the cheers of nearby CHEESE RICOTTA B e e r sophomore Mimi Laneri in reserve. know the game a lot better. As far as 4:00 LPGA Golf: Kemper Australia’s John Alexander up­ The charge for the fish is generally I’nncipal speaker alter a I p m hiiicheon will he U S 16 OZ Cont spectators, he beaches his fish. 15 oz coni ■GOIIATIO , HAM Juniors Jane Price and Colleen physical errors, those will continue Open, Ch. 22 a “break-even'\price, or a little bit Hep Clirisliipher .1 Dodd set top seed and defending Watching the kids fish, and then 0 - $ | 9 7 Shanley. are battling it out for the to happen but I feel mental errors under. The monCyds made on the en­ \dvancc registrations iiiav he iii.ide In Ihe piihlic up lif ( O M T IfW I 5:00 Wide World of Sports, Ch. 1 4 9 ’ first base job with the former holding will be cut down,” McConville 8 champion. Bjorn Borg of trance fees and the skeet, trap, run with their catch to have it \pril h In mail to -Mice McCallistcr. I' 0 Bos ifii, NM AtnMIi k FMhiiWi V IlntMn urt remarks. Sweden 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 Friday to weighed pt the nearby ^weighing I Hridgewaler C T iHiTfi^ The .idvance rate is $!l lit) per per­ ' <»«) a slight edge. 7:30 Baseball: Mets vs. Reds, turkey and ham shoots, that are held There will be free substitution for stations Is "something else” again. son Hegislr.ilion without liinclieoii will he $4 Sophomore Kathy Skehan, who saw Ch. 9 join New Yorkers Vitas in conjunction with -the other goings service at third base a year ago, is the first time this year, allowing a on. They sure learn early. By the time relephoiVc ini|iiiries lor detailed inloriiialion' iiiav he 7:30 NHL Horkey: Bruins vs. Gerulaitis and John McEnroe fighting for the second base slot. coach to pull and reinsert his starters It's really an exciting and busy at­ they get back to their friends,'and made to TM anm i,N,.w M ilhirdi or <1:14-21)5:1 i West Ha­ Capitals, Ch. 38 in the semifinals of the Ramaz- Pitchers when not on the hill could once. McConville feels that will work 10:30 .Soccer: Cosmos vs. mosphere. In 'some instances, where Uiey were fishing, the fish has ven i. Hont zotti.Cup world championship grown at least three inches and in­ Jeno's GargM Reg orMiTt also beutilize^at second, McConville to his advantage, allowing him more Sorkers, Ch. 9 breakfast can be bought, hot dogs and SPUMONI CHEESE states. manueverability. tennis tournament. doughnuts, lunches, soda, coffee, etc. creased in weight a good pound. '^/•CALIFORNIA SCOW CREST i Here and there. Interspersed Senior Laurie Barry and “1 feel we have good depth. It was Gerulaitis defeated Tomaz Smid of are available; all served up and dis­ ICECREAM PIZZA MOUTHWASH TO O TH PA Sn Sunday amidst this good natured crowd, hall gallon cont 13 OZ pkg sophomore Denise Boutilier, both very hard cutting this year,” he Czechoslovakia 6-3, 6-2. while hed out by hard working club AMESITE 24 OZ btl. Soa hW 1 :QO Challenge of Ihe .Sexes, Ch, . RMRIpe ■W ipr veterans, will be at shortstop and reported. McEnroe wrapped up his setni berth members. you’ll find the serious fisherm. 3 He's not the fisherman I’ve third base respectively. McConville, however, won't goput w ith a 6-1, 6-3 v icto ry over There are prizes in different 1:45 NBA Basketball: Lakers v. described in the preceeding Patrolling in the outfield will be on the limb and predict a superior Rhodesia’s Andrew Pattison. categories, i.e. largest fish on bait, DRIVEWAYS 76ers, Ch. 3 paragraph, who has relieved his sophomore Lynne Cully in left, senior season having been burned once. He 2:()0 The Superstars, Ch. 8 “I entered the court without muc'h largest fish on fly, etc., smallest fish ALL WORKMANSHIP -1- MATERIALS STRAWKRRIES “Itch.” UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED Trish O'Connell in center and hopes not to have to worry about any 2:00 LPGA Golf: Kemper of a chance of defeating him,” said caught, largest fish caught by child ^ h o m o re Fiona Campbell in right. fires this time around. Alexander after the one hour, 29- to 8 years, from 8 to 12,12 to 16, etc. This one is out for fish, is com­ SwMt-Julcy IVNhUldllUy Open, Ch. 22 pletely involved and in a world of his 9 «• Width 90' Length ^ ^ _ Tne former pair are returnees. Schedule: April 4 Bolton H, 6 Wind­ 3:15 International Cham­ , minute match against Borg. “I think It's really super to watch the kids. C o M Mix. Completely S ^ D D O O JancParkit'Stcad own. His eyes are intent upon the fly, Save 20<-Fresh Lo«a-32Gatai-flMtc 20GiMn-GahraiiitX Freshmen Michelle Leavitt and Bet­ sor H, 10 Rham H, 12 Hartford Public what undid him was his fault in the Especially the.group from 3 or 4 Initllled On Your Bate JUMBO pionship Boxing: L'.S. vs. Ireland, bobber or line and he has one thought WHITE sy Frazier and sophomore Sue A, 18 St. Paul H. 19 South Catholic H, eighth game of the third set and the (who fish with dad’s help) and the 8 A N G EL R B W f GARBAGE Ch. 8 ... to cath a fish. Really a funny sight G U I COUECT ANniME BREAD FOOD CAKE INEAPRLES McClean are outfield reserves. May 2 Northwest Catholic H (at Nike 4:00 PGA Golf: Heritage heckling by the public." to 10-year-old group which is totally B A R R ai CAN Freshman Michelle Leavitt could see Field), 4 Mercy H (at Nike Field), 5 Alexander's win was a revenge for independent, (they think). in all that good natured happy crowd. 20 OZ Ivs H o i pkg {^COlMIYAMi Classic, Ch. 3 So, if you want to have a good time, 2 9 duty at first. Rham A 10:30 a.m., 7 St. Bernard H, his loss to Borg in their only previous The younger Izaak Waltons keep CONN VALLEY PAVINO CO. '4:00 Sportsworld, Ch. 22 visit the Elast Glastonbury Fish & 1 9 9 Senior Peggy Laneri heads up the 9 South Catholic.A, 11 Hartford match, in Boston four years ago. pace wiUi the serious fishermen ^ 3 M 4:30 Wide Wbrid of Sports: Game Association Derby off Route 2 pitching staff which also includes Public H, 16 St. Bernard A, 18 Mercy World Figure Skating Cham- ringing Ute pond until closing time at M anchMltr So. Windtor Gerulaitis, 34, took one hour and 16 in Marlborough Sunday and the 525-7297 sophomore Luci Hurst, freshman A, 19 Northwest Catholic A 10:30 pionshipa, Ch. 8 minutes to defeat the unseeded Smid, 4 p.m., or when money runs out. CnfloM QIaatonbury a m., 21 St. Paul A, 23 Bolton A. Fish Derbies are really great in­ Manchester Sportsmen’s Derby, off MCtSP«CTM AFRAI-r <79 Pam Cunningham and junior Suzanne 7:00 NHL Hockey: Bruina vs. who eliminated Australia’s Dick C. Hartford HARTFORD Ct MMStkVETl€M&rTTOLMTOUA>inTfST03FpCUST0IWhMK)T0C(WWCTTY>oaUPWCAlBWS jjae«jsAit®T*Y^^ Merrow Road in Coventry, Sunday, Vamort v — WUlett. Other home games at Robertson. Canadient, Ch. 38 Crealy and Hungary’s Baiasz Taroc- stitutions for frustrated fMermen. “ We have a lot of returning players Most games 3:15 p.m. but check They benefit those anglers, who, at April 8. 8:00 NHL Hockey: Rangers vs. zy earlier In the tournament. I guarantee a good time. and I think we’re a real eood team sports slate for starting times. Flyers, Ch. 9 this point in April, w i^ weeks to go

u I’AdK FOUKTKKN- KVENINC; HKKAU). Sat . March liHU ij EVENING HERALD. Sat., March 30. 1979- PAGE FIFTEEN T— w6aM»MM— pgaa STREET AND SECURITY LIGHTING FUEL ADJUSTMENT: These rates shall, in accordance with RATE 60 procedures approved by the Public Utilities Control Authority, MONTHLY RATE: Overhead; Business CONTROLLED WATER HEATING ELECTRIC SERVICE be subject to increases or decreases reflecting changes in the RATE 18 cost of fuel set forth in calculations submitted to the authority Mercury H.P Pc^sitive Look at East for approval. Lumen Wattage Vapor Sodium Incandescent Fluorescent MONTHLY RATE: 600 58 Customer Service Charge: $3.00 RESIDENTIAL GAS SERVICE RATE 2 1,000 103 $ 2.48 Assistant Controller Energy Charge: 3.16c per kWh MONTHLY RATE: 2,500 0 202 . 3.40 Customer Service Charge: $4.00 4.73 SOUTH WINDSOR - has been named assistant TIME-OF-DAY GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 27 2,500 C 202 MONTHLY RATE: First too cef 50,194 per cef 5:25 Frederick H. Steinhagen controller for the Gerber All over 100 cef 4,000 327 With Diamond Squad Customer Service Charge: $21.00 ' 36.704 per cef 4,250 122 $ 4.80 7,10 Scienljific Instrument Co., On-Peak Charge: SMALL GENERAL GAS SERVICE RATE 10 5,800 130 a wholly owned subsidiary MONTHLY RATE: By I.EN Al STER Weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.. 6,000 448 8.90 » ® ding to the veteran Eagle coach. "We 111 Gerber Seientific Inc., it Customer Service Charge $6.00 llenitil S|MirlnMriler Eastern Standard Time 8,000 205 6.43 have to have a solid No. 2 pitcher. was announced by Richard Demand: $6.00 per kWh First 50 cef ‘ 71.344 per cef 9,500 It won the state Class M Next 950 cef 115 $ 7.25 And through the scrimmages he's .1. ld?ch. Controller, Energy: 4.50« per kWh 44.244 per cef 10.000 690 All over 1,000 cef 12.12 baseball championship in 1975. impressed me." In his new position Off-Peak Charge: 38.70< per cef 12.500 290 8.78 J It has not qualified for the o Junior righthander Gregg Kane is Steinhagen will assume ac­ 8 p.m. to 8 a m.. Where gas is presently delivered and metered at more than one 13,000 150 7.20 ' .State Tournament since. presently the No. 3 East hillsman counting and cost respon­ Eastern Standard Time 'location in the same building, there will be a change of $6.(10 per 16.000 175 8.31 sibilities- for the Gerber Energy: 2.60« per kWh month for each additional delivery and metering location. 22.500 445 12.11 . But F;ast Catholic, with an with F’enders offering, "of everybody he has impressed me the most with Scientific Instrument Co. OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL LIGHTING LARGE GENERAL GAS SERVICE RATE 26 24.000 500 uppercla.ssman-iaden squad which RATE 29 MONTHLY RATE: 320 11.75 13.87 his improvement on the mound. He's Before joining Gerber. ELECTRIC SERVICE 27,000 Coach .fill) Penders feels you need to Firm Service: 50,000 465 14.00 a ccjnfident kid —like (Keith) Lamb. MONTHLY RATE: f be successful, hopes to reverse that .Steinhagen was a certified Customer Service Charge: $112.00 per month 60.000 1095 He really battles." Lamb was'the Customer Service Charge: $7.50 27,68 downward trend in 1979, public accountant for Peat. Energy Charge: 9.004 per kWh Demand Charge: 140.000 1125 ' 33.84 pitcher of record when East won the The Fagles. who surged to win six Marwic k. Mitchell and Co. SMALL GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 30 $1.40 ^ r cef of Winter Billing Demand, plus Underground: state championship. * Mercury u p of. their last nine to wind up 8-11 a Steinhagen received his MONTHLY RATE: $ .50 per cef of Summer Excess Billing Demand The Eagles'sould have a potent at­ H.S. degree in accounting Lumen Wattage Vapor Sodium year ago. swing into action against sip" Customer Service Charge: $10.00 Commodity 1.000 103 tack. " We have^the potential to be from the U niversity of crosstown Manchester High next Demand Charge: May-October Nov-April 2.500 0 202 (’onncc ticut and is current­ No Charge Saliirdav afternoon at F'agle Field at one ol the strongest hitting teams First 2 kWh of demand or lesc . Billing Cycles Billing Cycles 2.500 C 202 ly a member of the Connec- All over 2 kW of demand $4.37 per kW 2 o'clock It opens 20-game cam ­ we've ever had, " Penders starts' Charge: $ .24 per cef $ .296 per cef 4.000 327 paigns lor'bdlh^cal nines. c autiously, "if, a small word with a ticut Society of Certified, Energy Charge: 4,250 -122 $10.47 big liieaning. if the kids don't think Public Accountants. He First 200 times the demand: / 5.800 130 East Side Midget Winners This is Ih^irst time since'75 INTERRUPTIBLE SERVICE:' J they're Jim Rices. and bis wife. Suzanne, First 1,000 kWh 5.524 per kWh 6.000 448 when I reallybave lelt positive going 4.884 per kWh Customer Service Charge: $112.00 per month Winner in the Manc'heste^ East Side Rec Midget Basketball "I'm looking for more contact, hit­ reside in Tolland. All over 1.000 kWh 8.000 205 12.10 into Ihe sea.son, " Penders, starting I'lvdi'i'ii'k Siciiiliiigcii Next 200 times the demand 3.014 per kWh Commodity Charge: $ .02681 per cef ting it hard and not lifting it over the 9.500 115 $12.92 League was the C.A.Fl.S, Corporation. Squad members, top row his I nil year at the helm, admits. "In All over 400 times the demand 2.704 per kWh SEASONABLE AND INTERRUPTIBLE GAS SERVICE K cii BniM i Dave Bottaro lenc^e. We have pretty good power as 10.000 690 (1. to r.i Bill Hayes, Ronny Binks, Coach John Alli.son. Brendan 78-77-78. II was a question of lack ol LARGE GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 35 RATE 36 12.500 ' 290 a team but I'm looking for more con­ 14.45 Gorman. Pat Cooney. Kneeling, Dave Riordan, Mark Gochee, cx[)erience. immaturity In "77-78. we New Sales Manager MONTHLY RATE: MONTHLY RATES: 13.000 150 12:87 were Io n rd lo use a lot ol freshmen I. tact I'm looking for line drives, Demand Charge: Customer Service Charge $14.00 per month 16.000 175 13.98 Dave Gravelinc. Missing were Chris NichoLson and Steve Seasonal Gas Service $ .288 per month per cef ol and sophomores; we just didn't have ■Senior Howie Furlong and junior Bightlield belongs to senior Ken not high fly balls louts). " -TUSTIN. Gain. - Philip First 50 kW of demand or less $346.00 22.500 445 17.78 Damon. (Herald photo by Strempler) Systems. Seasonal Gas Use a lot ol ability in uiiperclassmen. " he Pete Kiro return to second base afid Brasa.'who batted .300 with a team­ "Our No. 1 objective is to win 50 McGehan. based in Next 150 k\V of demand " 4.45 per kW 24.000 500 McCehan previously 3.39 per kW Interuplihlc Gas Service 27.000 320 adds candidly. shortstop respectively. The latter leading 17 BBIs a year ago, while percent of our games. And I would Manchester, Conn., has All over 200 kW o( derhand 17 42 held a sales-ma[nagement Reactive Demand Charge: Nov.-April 50.000 465 19,67 ■ I leel right now" we have a inpch look over at shortstop in the second sophomore Kyle Ayqr patrols center- like to make some noise in the con­ been appointed sales May-Octoher ference. Xavier is the team to beat, position «"^th .Southwestern All reactive kVa in excess of 50''1 of Billing Cycles Billing Cycles 60.000 1095 33.35 Yankees Selected more confident team. That comes in hall of last year and solidified field terrain. Leftfield will be split managgg. Eastern region, Industries. Los Angeles, 254 per kVa All (las at J 23 per cef 140.000 1125 matters. Kiro, also, is a pitcher. then St. Paul and ourselves. On the demand $ .28 per cef 39,5t playing and heioming juniors; you between Jim Doherty and Craig ol National Machine for nine years. Energy Charge: "We do plan to use him later on Steuernagel when not on the hill. paper, we should have a very com­ have a lot more confidence than His new position is part First 200 times the demand 3.24 per kWh PURCHASED GAS ADJUSTMENT CLAUSE: These rates For metal ornamental poles installed ajftcr. the above un- primarily in relief but I want him to petitive team." To Win All Again being .sophomores anti freshmen." Both are lefthanded hitters. "'Craig of a growth program by Next too times "the demand 2.844 per kWh shall, in accordance with procedures approved by the Connec­ dergound eharges will be inereased by $8.00. •^PenderS' hopes the growth Penders comments. "The competi­ ("oncentrate for now on shortstop." has been hitting the ball well. I just National Machine Next KJO limes the demand 2.714 per kWh ticut Public Utilities Control Authority, by subject to increases Flood Lighting: Penders remarks. ^"It's such & -ipaturity -w ill translate itself into 2.554 per kWh NEW YORK (UPD — Sqi'ry about this. Mr. and Mrs. North tion we play you need a junior-senior ( ross my fingers when he gets on the Systems! U S, importer of All over 400 times the demand or decreases reflecting changes in the Base Period cost of valuable position and’l don't want to success on the diamond. H.P America and all the ships ht sea, but those cantankerous New team. Over the years that's been base paths. " Penders stated, aware Sony Magnescale digital CHURCH AND SCHOOL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 40 .purchased gas as set forth in calculations submitted to the Mercury divorce his attention from there. He Schedule: April 7 Manchester H 2 Lumen Vapor Sodium borne out And now we have a junior of the danger to his No. 1 hurler. systems. He will supervise MONTHLY RATE: authority for approvalj^ Such increases or decreases shall be Wattage York Yankees will win their third consecutive World Series this p.m., 9 Rockville H, 10 Aquinas A, 14 made in the rate only when the amount per hundred cubic feet 22,500 445 $16.15 dominated team " hasn t played it that long and will •Steuernagel, highly sought-after the sale of the systems Customer Service Charge: $7.50 year. Xavier H 11 a.m., 18 Windsor Locks icefi equals or exceeds one-hundredth (.01) cents and shall be 27,000 320 .lunior Dave Bottaro. a two-year make mistakes. " In relief, though. and successfully recruited by the Energv Charge: 4.91 per kWh $15.79 That, at least, is the eonsensu|i ol through distributors from calculated to the nearest one-hundredth (.01) cents per hundred 50,000 465 Francisco Oiants 192; It. Cincinnati starter, will open behind the plate.but Kiro could be East's) "ace in tbe University of Connecticut, needless H. 19 St. Paul A. 21 Stratford 2 p.m.. UNMETERED ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 115 18.04 the M experts who participated in the the Eastern seaboard to cubic feet (ccO. 60,000 1095 31.72 Beds 141). 4. San Diego Padres 107.^5. hot on his heels is fellow junior Mike hole" in terms of pitching strength, to say it, East's top moundsman. 27 Wind'sor Locks A 1 p.m.. 28 MONTHLY RATE: Ohio Demand Charge: $5.04 per kW Dated at Berlin, Connecticut 140.000 1125 37.88 Pnited I’re.ss International's annual Houston Astros 72. 8. Atlanta Braves Daly .Junior Mike Freiheit, a two- .Junior Mike Giliberto has the in­ "He's my stopper, " Penders states. Northwest Catholic H 11 a.m,. May 2 A graduate of Energy Charge: 5.104 per kWh March 30, 1979 presMson baseball survey 52. year starter, is being converted into side track on the hot corner slot with The hard-throwing southpaw fanned Rockville A. 4 Bulkeley H, 5 St. Paul More, had news The (ll’l survey The Yankees, Angels and Phillies H 2 p.m., 9 Ledyard H, 12 South Manchester High School. Minimum Monthly Bill: $3.18 per unit t By: Walter F. Torraribe, Jr. a first baseman He was a shortstop Daly, pegged as a first baseman also, 85 in 57 2 3innings a year ago and ac- McGehan attended Decorative Lighting: has correctly predicted the World were runaway winners in their Catholic H 11 a.m., 15 Northwest STREET AND SECURITY LIGHTING RATE 116 Vice President and General Counsel outlielder a year ago, "It's a new again surfacing as a strong con­ ("prding to his coach has developed a Manchester Community 094-3 Series winner in each ot the last divisions hut the vote between the Catholic A, 17 Xavier A 7:30 p.m,, 19 MONTHLY RATE; Mercury HP. position lor him but he's an athlete. tender. "We have a versatile team c urve to add to his arsenal. College and holds a B.S. three years ’ Dodgers and Oiants in the National but do not have a lot of depth, Aquinas H II a.m,, 21 Bulkeley A, 23 Overhead: Lumen Wattage Vapor Sodium Intelligent. " F’enders stated un­ Doherty, junior lefthander, though degree in marketing from No tewer than 27 of the experts League West was decided hyone though. " Penders states. South Catholic A. 24 Manchester A, 4,250 122 $12.22 concerned. will bo the key to the season accor- the University of Hartford. Mercury HP 8,000 predicted the Yankees will win the point Games not noted 3.15 or 3;30 p.m. Lumen Wattage 205 13.85 He served in the U.S, Army Vapor Sodium Incandescent Fluorescent Legal Notice 9,500 115 314.67 American I.eakue's Kastern Division The Oiants actually oiitpolled the 600 58 and is a member of Kappa $ 2.48 16,000 175 15.^ title. 24 said they would (>o on to win Dodgers in lirst-place votes. 18-17. 1,000 3.40 Phi and the Irish-American THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY the playofis and 20 [licked them to hut had 12 votes lor .second, three lor 2.500 Notice is hereby given that The Hartfor Electric Light Com­ Pitching^ Defense Society of Glastonbury, 2.500 win the World Series. Kive experts third and lour lor fourth. The pany has filed with the Public Utilities Control Authority saw the I’hlladelpliia Phillies win­ Dodgers, in addition to 17 lirst-place Conn. 4.000 amendments to its schedule of electric and gas rates applicable 4,250 As an option lo the above monthly charges for decorative ning the World Series, three picked votes, had 18 seconds, two thirds and McGehan is married to $ 4.80 to all customers. The dollar amount of such revised rales are lighting, the customer may make a one-time payment of the former Linda D’Ad- 5,800 $ 6.99 the Los An[>eles Dodders and two one lourth The Beds picked otf the Solid with Hornets 3QUIZ Gordon Heads set forth below. The complete text of the amended rate $732.00 for tbe decorative lighting and ornamental pole and pay 6.000 8.90 dario of Manchester. They schedule is on file in the office of the Public Utilities Control the overhead rate. chose the ('alilornia An)>els. other lirst-place vote in the division Philip McGchiin 8,000 6.43 have one child. Authority, State Office Building, Hartford, Connecticut. OVERHEAD POLES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY: Where Iteceiviiif! one il(ote each to win Twenty-four experts picked the By LEN Al .STER Rod-Gun Club 9.500 $ 7.25 theWorld Series were the Kansas All electric and gas rates are subject to the applicable fossil required only for strcetlighting purposes, the customer will 'I'ankees lo win the American League ll«‘ra)il Sport.HH ritt'r 10,000 12.12 City Hoyals. Cincinnati Heds, 12.500 fuel or purchased gas adjustment clause. pay outright for overhead poles or in the case of a single plavolls. live picked the Angels, Jack Gordon was elected president Bankers Conference 8.78 wood overhead pole may pay a monthly charge of $1.79. Milwaukee Mrewers, Hoston Red three picked the Bed Sox and one Pitching and defense will be the solid foundations on which the of the Manchester Rod and Gun Club 13.000 7.20 RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 1 A. MONTHLY RATE - REGULAR USE: Sox. San Francisco (Jiants and each chose the Hoyals and Brewers. 1979 F2ast Hartford High baseball team is relying upefn. at the annual meeting at the HARTFORD — The 27th annual Bank Directors 16.000 8,31 22.500 12,11 Customer Service Charge: $7.(W»* UNMETERED ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 62 liallimore Orioles Sixteen chose the i’hillies to win the The defending CCIL champion clubhouse in Coventry. He succeeds Conference, presented by the Connecticut Bankers "But we still have a lot of 24.000 13.87 Energy Charge; MONTHLY RATE: In the American lea)>ue. .seven Nalional League (ilavoffs. seven had Hornols, 18-3 a year ago. swing into c|uestions. They have to prove Charles Morneau. ’■ Association, will be held Tuesday at the Sheraton- 11.75 First 900 kWh 4.894 per kWh Demand Charge: ,, $5.04 per kW '(lie current campaign April 7 at 27.000 points were awarded (or each first the (iianis,: six each picked the them.selves on the varsity level. " Other officers named were Roy Hartford Hotel. * 50.000 14,00 All over 900 kWh 3.704 per kWh 'Energy Charge;5,1C per kWh place vole, six lor second, etc. In the Dodgers ahdPirates and one jSouth Windsor High in non- East Hartford's leader surmized. Strickland, first vice president; Bob r The afternoon program will include comments by 60.000 27.68 B. MONTHLY RATE - REGULAR USE INCLUDING Minimum Monthly Bill: $3.18 per unit National League, it was six points for selected the Beds lo go all the way. i( (mference action at 2 oYdqck. East ■Schedule: Apr, 7 South Windsor A, Brown, second vice president; Ken David H. Neiditz, state banking commissioner; a visual 140,000 1125 33.84 CONTROLLEDED' WATER HEATING USE: Rider to Electric Hates 1. 8, 18. 22, 23, ■ lirst. live lor second, etc Here's how HartlonI has a 19-gameslatg. LEt TBEVINO HA6 NEVEE Smith, secretary-treasurer. 'i presentation on the profitability of retail banking by Customer Servicevice Charge: $8.50 29 . 50, 62 and Special Contracts World Series winner-voting went 2(1 1 p m , l()Si)iisbury H, 12 Manchester WON THE MASTEES the volinj; went hv divisions, listln(> lor Ihe 5'ankees. live lor the Phillies, "We h.ive good pitching this year I William D, Turner, senior associate of McKinsey and Underground: Energy Charge: Hates I. 8. 18, 23. 29. 50 (exclusive of Riders A, B and C). 60, A. 17 Conard A. 19 Fermi H. 23 En- TOUENY. WHICH OF THE 62 and Special Contracts shall, in accordance with teams Willi their total points: three tor Ihe Dodgers, two lor the think that will he the key." analyzes Co., New York; and an address by Albert E. Waugh, Jr., Mercury J H.P. First 400 kWh 4.894 per kWh lie ld 11. 25 W in d h am A, 27 FOLLOWIN6 DID NOT Lumen Wattage Vapor Sodium Incandescent Fluorescent Next 500 kWh 3.394 per kWh procedures approved by the Public Utilities Control Authori­ Viiierieiin l.eimio' Angels and one each lor the Hoyals, llornet Coach Al Lussier. WIN THE MASTEES AT Veteran Traded provost emeritus. University of Connecticut, and director Wethersfield A, 30 Hall H. May 2 1,000 J03, $ 9.07 All over 900 kWh 3.704 per kWh ty. be subject to increases at six-month Intervals reflecting I. New ^■ork Yankees 241 2, Hoston Beds, Brewers, Bed Sox. (iiants and Curve-balling senior righthander LEAST 3 TIMES,? CLEVELAND (UPI) — Veteran of the Willimantic Trust Co. 2.500 0 Penney 11, 4 Simsbury A. 7 202 10.40 RESIDENTIAL TIME-OF-DAY ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 7 the difference between the revenues collected by the com­ Hed Sox 11)2 II, Milwaukee Brewers I )rio|es Bob Ouellette, 7-2 a year ago in the A AENOLD PALMEE 2,590 C Manchester 11. 9 Conard H, 11 Fermi tight end Oscar Roan has been traded In the evening. U.S. Rep. Christopher J. Dodd will be 202 10.92 MONTHLY RATE: pany from customers served on Rate 7 and the revenues 1711 4. Baltimore Orioles 154 5, No 2 slot behind graduated Greg 1,6. SAM SNEAD A. 14 Enfield A. 16 Windham H. 18 by the Cleveland Browns to the Los the featured speaker. 4.000 327 12.77 C ustomer Service Charge: $10.00 which would have been collected if such customers had been Mc'Gowan, retunts as ace as the C. BENHOfiAN Detroit Tipers l.'IO (i. Cleveland In­ Wethersfield 11, 21 Hall A. 23 Penney Angeles Rams for an undisclosed * David D. Nauss, president of Community Banking Co. 4,250 122 $10.47 On-Peak Charge: served on nontime-of day residential rates. dians III) 7, Toronto Blue .lays 28 Baseball Leaders mound corps " He has such a good A. Games nol noted at 3:,30 p.m. draft choice. .> and first vice president of the CBA, will preside over the 5,800 130 $12.66 Weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. FUEL ADJUSTMENT: These rates shall, in accordance 30l)Wi ATNO 'N3g :J0/WSUE 6.000 Vmei'ieiiii I.eoKiie W e»| NKW BBITAIN lU PI) - Out­ curve il .sets up his fastball." Lussier “) conference. 448 14.57 Eastern Standard Time 6.654 per kWh with procedures approved by the Public Utilities Control 8,000 I, Calilornia Antjels 2,'t7. 2. Kansas fielder Bichie Zink of Dalton, Mass . slates 205v 12.10 Off-Peak Charge: Authority, be subject to increases or decreases reflecting 9.500 City Hoyals 218 It. Texas Hanjjers and pitcher .Ion Cawley of F a r­ ■Senior Tom Guidotti. 2-0 in brief 115 $12.92 All Other Hours changes in the cost of fuel set forth in calculation submitted 10,000 to the authority for approval. 18!) 4. Minhesii^a Twins 122 5, mington will serve as co-captains of work In "78. and sophomore Kevin Bowling 690 $17.79 , First 500 kWh 3.39c per kWh New Bearings Plant 12.500 290 14.45 Additional kWh 2.604 per kWh RESIDENTIAL GAS SERVICE RATE 70 Chicago While .Sox 118 8, Oakland Central Connecticut State College's Hic key should compliment fluellette 13.000 150 12.87 RESIDENTIAL CONSERVATION MONT1H.Y RATE: A s 74 7, Seattle Mariners 52 1979 ha.seball team. nicely Both are righthanders! LIMITED-TIME 16.000 I RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) — The Torrington Co, of 175 13.98 * RATE 8 Customer Service Charge: $4 00 Niilioiial l.ea[2iie Laxl * The two senior lettermen will lead ""HU"key is an outstanding prospect ELECTRIC SERVICE .IFWFI, - Beth Fitzgib- Torring^n, Conn., which has 30 plants throughout the 22.500 i 445 17.78 First 100 cef 45.834 per cef 1. Philadelphia Phillies 208. 2. Ihe Blue Devils through a 25-game who maybe has thy best arm on the 24.000 A. MONTHLY RATE - REGULAR USE: 30.004 per cef bons 180-497. Phyllis FACTORY-DIRECT i * world, is planning to build a $50 million heavy bearings 500 $19.54 Customer Service Charge: $8.00 All over 100 cef Pillsliurph Pirates 188, It, Montreal seasori. which begins April 4 staff." voices Ltissier, "'The only 27.000 320 GENERAL GAS SERVICE RATE 73 VonDeck 472. Diane Cote I . manufacturing plant near Rutherfordton. 17,42 Energy Charge: Kxpos 121. 4, Chicado Ciihs 1)4. 5, St Cawley, a left-hander, had a 3-5 thing is he has a tendency to be wild 50.000 465 MONTHLY RATE: 475, Kay Nugent 459. ' I (Construction of the plant was announced Wednesday by 19.67 First 900 kWh 4.594 per kWh Louis Cardinals 111 8. New York JVlets record and a 3.09 earned run average but he has a heckuva an arm. " 60.000 1095 33.35 Customer Service Charge: $6.00 . ' Gov. Jam es B. Hunt Jr. It will make heavy bearings to be All over 900 kWh 3.504 per kWh 41) last sea.son. Zink was a tri-captain of EasJ/Hartford lost six regulars 140,000 1125 First 50 cef 6O.OO4 per cct PVRkVDi: DISTT - used primarily in* the oil drilling, construction, mining, 39.51 B MONTHLY RATE - REGULAR USE INCLUDING Next 950 cef . 48.354 per cef Naliiiiial I.eat'iie W esl last year's squad but missed the en­ Irom the league titlist nine but won't Dan Humiston 206-221-625, steel and paper industries. CONTROLLED WATER HEATING USE: All over 1,000 cef 34.944 jier cef tire sea.son with a wrist injury. be lacking (or talent as prospects 1. Los Anneles Dodders mil; 2, .San Ken Hesford 224-221-637. .Customer Service Charge: $9.50 HEATING GAS SERVICE HATE ■?4 Irom the "78 18-2 jayvee squad will The plant eventually will employ around 800 people, ,loe LaVae 23,3-210-610, Ken For metal ornamental poles installed after, the above un- Elnergy Charge: MONTHLY RATE: try to fill the voids. "I have a lot of with initial employment of approximately 100. Average First 400 kWh 4.594 per kWh Oliver 215^205-601, Rich salary at the plant will be about $5 an hour. dergound charges will be increased by $8.00. Customer Service Charge: $9.00 young kids but they could have been SALE DRtLUNG Next 500 kWh 3.094 per kWh Warner 235-610. Bob Oliver STREET AND SECURITY LIGHTING ail cef at 34.944 per cef playing elsewhere, " believes All over 900 kWh 3,504 per kWh INTEHRUt>TIBLE CAST SERVICE RATE 76 203. Brian Bovington 202, Flood Lighting: Lussier Carol Ogren '211-556, Ed CONTROLLED WATER HEATING ELECTRIC SERVICE MONTHLY RATE; RATE 18 Senior Ron Durler takes over at Czarnecki 201-564, Buel Mercury HP. ^ s to m e r Service Charge; $27.50 catcher, slick-fielding junior Bob Aifar/c Vi Legal Notice Lumen tage Vapor Sodium MONTHLY RATE: AUTbMATIC - All cef as 25.504 per cef, Grant 204. Ray Chittick Customer Service Charge; $3.00 DeSaulnier returns lo third base and 22,500 445 $16.15 (n s "delivered under this rate may be interrupted 570, Ernie Whipple ,559. Five N^jor Power Tools SAWING \ Energy Charge: 3.164 per kWh automatically'by an outdoor thermostat provided by tbe senior ,Ioc Kohler assumes patrol THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY 27.000 320 $15.79 customer, under the sole control of the company. duty in centerficld. The Ihree.some Packaged Into One Unit Notice is hereby given that The Connecticut Light and Power 50.000 465 18.04 EARLY BIRD.S - Fran Company hds filed with the Public Utilities Control Authority SMALL GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 22 B. MANUAL - All cef at 22.954 per ccf. with Ouellette, cemstitutes the* 60.000 1095 31.72 f" ' Doyon 135-160-150-445, Here’s a doit-youiseMer's and woodworker's amendments to its schedule of electric and gas rates applicable MONTHLY RATE: Gas delivered under this rate may be interrupted upon the Hornets' experience." 140,000 1125 37.88 Lynne Talbot 125-128-366, dream-come-true! See why over 325,000 to all customers. The dollar amount of such revised rates are Customer Service Charge: $10.00 request of the company. ' Comprising Ihe remainder of the Demand Charge: Bert Botticello 127-349, people now enjoy using the amazing set forth below. The complete text of the amended rate Decorative Lighting: LARGE GENERAL GAS SERVICE RATE 77 infield will be senior Mike Hardy at First 2 kW of demand or less No Charge Mary Leslie 137, Rhoda Shopsmith Mark V - five accurate wood­ schedule is on file in the dffiee of the Public Utilities Control Mercury H.P MONTHLY RATE: first base, .senior Ted Hilchuk at se­ working tools In one prepares you for any All over 2 kW of demand $4.56 per kW Firm Service: Stegeman 132, Nancy Authority, State Office Building. Hartford, Connecticut. Lumen Wattage Vapor Sodium cond base and senior Matt Proctor at home repair or home hobby project... Energy Charge: Customer Service Charge; $112.00 per month Pfaffenbichler 131. 1^11 electric and gas rates are subject to the applicable fossil 4,250 $12.22 First 200 times the demand: COBS. shortstc')p .Joining Kohler in the out­ fuel or purchased gas adjustment clause. 8,000 Demand Charge: 1. It's a 10” table saw 13.85 First 1,000 kWh 8.234 per kWh $. 61 per ccf of Winter Billing Demand plus field will be junior Tyler Jones in 9,500 $14.67 EASTERN BUSINESS 2. It's a 34" lathe RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 1 All over J.OOO kWh 4.554 per kWh $ .25 per ccf of Summer Excess Billing Demand rightlield and either Paul Rodrique A. MONTHLY RATE - REGULAR USE; 18,000 15.73 - Bill Colby 174-173-450, 3. It’s a 1614” drill press Next 200 times the demand 3.014 per kWh Commixiity Charge: or Chris Nicholson in left. Junior Customer Service Charge: $7.00 Jim Sirianni 173-449, Al 4. It’s a 12” disc sander ' All over 400 times the demand 2.704 per kWh May-October Nov.-April .lohn F'rasca is the backup catcher. .BORING Energy CJiarge: As an option to the above monthly charges for decorative Bonini 167-400, Howie 5. It’s a horizontal boring machine CHURCH AND SCHOOL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 23 Billing Cycles Billing Cycles "It'll be pretty much like last First 900 kWJi 4,724 per kWh lighting, the customer may make a one-time payment of Peters 155-392, Paul MONTHLY RATE: $ .22 per ccf | ,276 per ccf year." states Lussier. "I feel we'll be Don’t mlta this amazing, llmited-ilmc All over 900 kWh 3.6154 per kWh $732.00 for the deocrative light and ornamental pole and pay Gilberto 151-407, Tom demon itratkm.______Customer Service Charge $7.50 solid defensively and we ll be solid on B. MONTHLY RATE - REGULAR USE INCLUDING thie overhead rate. Energy Charge 4.934 per kWh H arrison 150-394, Tony CONTROLLED WATER HEATING USE: 1 SEASONAL 4 INTERRUPTIBLE GAS SERVICE FACTORY DIRECT TIME-OF-DAY GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE the mound unless something really' DeDominicus 150-373, Rich Customer Service Charge: $8.50 LOW MOUN’nNOtlRNAMENTAL POLES: Low mounting un­ MONTHLY RATES: RATE 78 unusual happens. " derground service including standard ornamental pole in RATE 27 Customer Service Charge: Cochefski 149, Rich Martin SALE SANDING Energy CJiarge: f Ong concern Lussier did have was First 400 kWh 4.724 per kWh residential areas: MONTHLY RATE: Seasonal Gas Service: 147-392, Em il, Roux 146, Customer Service Charge: $21.00 filling the .shortstopjhole but "Proc­ John Lavado 142-406, Ron TURNING Next 500 kWh 3.22f per kWh The lighting fixture charge plus $1.39 per month. /. tor has been making the plays in the All over 900 kWh . 3.6154 per kWh On-Peak Charge: Weekdays from 8 a m. to 8 p.m.. $14,00 per month ^Joiner 142-140-405, Mickey .Ul. scrimmages the Hornet .coach RESIDENTIAL TIME-OF-DAY ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 7 Eastern Standard Time $ .25 per month per ccf ol Holmes 141-141-420, Q iff OVERHEAD POLES ON PRIVATE PROPERTY: Where Demand: . . $6.00 per kW reports, ENFIELD SQUARE MONTHLY RATE: Seasonal Gas Use GOBI: Jones 140, Tony Rinaldi required only for streetlighting purposes, the custoiper will Energy: > 4.504 per kWh " What concerns me is our hitting. Customer Service Charge: $10 00 pay outright for overhead poles or in the case of a single Off-Peak Charge: 8 p.m. to 8 a .m .,^ s te m Standard Time 140, Pete Scott 378, Dave Enfield, Conn. Interruptible Gas Service: May-C)ctober Nov.-April The jury is still out on my hitters. I On-Peak Charge; wood overhead pole may pay a monthly charge of $1.79. Energy: / 2.604 per kWh Dynes 383. Weekdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Billing Cycles Billing Cycles (eel we have gcKxi speed so we might ^ APRIL2-8 OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL LIGH'TING have to punch, steal, scratch for Eastern Standard Time 6.34e per kWh All Gas at $ .21 per ccf | jg ccf NITE OWLS - Wendy Off-Peak Charge: 300 WA'IT,POLE TOP FLOODLIGHTING; ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE. 29 runs 1 don't s * us getting a runner Fortuna 178-178-512, Joyce MONTHLY RATE: |MFREE WITH THIS CERTIFICATEWWWMMMl /All Other Hours Kilowatt-hours PURCHA.SES Uas ADJUSTMENT CLAUSE: These rates on and playing for the big inning. " Michaud 232-508, Rae Han­ 'First 500 kWh 3.224 per kWh 300 Watt FloodlighU Per Month Customer Service Charge: ^ 50 Lussier continued.' Energy Charge 9.004 per kWh shall, in accordance with procedures approved by the non 193-470, Priscilla Additional kWh per kWh One Lamp 102 $ 7.67 Connecticut Public Utilitites Control Authority, be subject to Lussier pegs Simsbury and Penney i -Woodworking Ptaiu" a JI WO FREE GIFTS Cushman 179-465, Carol RESIDENTIAL CONSERVA'HON Two Lamps 204 14.67 LARGE GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RATE 50 increases or decreases reflecting changes in the Base Period as lop contenders in the CCIL. $2.95 value y o n abnlmely MONTHLY RATE: Gonder 182, Mary Holman ELECTRIC S ^ V I C E RATE 8 Three Lamps 386 20.96 cost of purchases gas set forth in calculations submitted to free when you present this Demand Charge: "We re the. defending champs but 471, Carol Ballard 473, certiliaaelo your Shopsmith NAME ______A. MONTHLY RiTB--REGULAR USE: Four Lamps 408 26.50 the authority lor approval. Such increases or decreases shall l(H)k what I lost. But when'you have Customer Service Charge: $8.00 , Five Lamps 5tn . 31.37 First 50 kW of demand or less $346.00 be made in the rate only when the amount per one hundred Gladys Stringfellow 458, representative at the live Next 150 kW of demand 4.45 per kW pitching on the high school level, it ADDRESS. Energy Charge; Rider to Electric Rates 1, 8, 18, 29, 30 cubic feet (ccf) equa'Is or exceeds one-hundredth (.01) cents Annie Gagnon 462, Yolanda demonstrations. You will All over 200 kW of demand 3.39 per kW East Side Junior Hoop Champs also receive, free, a one- First 900 kWh 4l424 per kWh 35, 40, 115, 116 and Special Contracts and shall be calculated to the nearest one-hundredth (.01) could take you a long way. Bums 461. CITY ___ Reactive Demand Charge: Bike Shop captured the'Junior Basketball League title at the year subacription to All over 900 kWh 3.^154 per kWh Rates 1,8,18, tt, 30,35 (exclusive of Riders A, Bafld 0,40,115, cents per one hundred cubic feet (ccf). Garland Ailing “Shavings” - Shopsmith’s STATE ___ .ZIP B. MONTHLY RATE - REGULAR USE INCLUDING 116 and Special Contracts shall, in accordance with procedures All reactive kVa in excess of 5031 of East Side Rec in Manchester this season. Squad members, top C A T E R E R S - M ae bFmonthly newsletter add) CONTROLLED WATER HEA'HNG USE approved by the Public Utilities Control Authority, be subject to the demand 254 per kVa CLEVELAND (UPl) - The TELEPHONE! Energy Charge: Dated at Berlin, Connecticut row (1, to r.) Coach Don Pagaiji, Don Barrett, Wayne Bray. Je n a e k , 127-345., Carfol maneyaaving woodwoildng - Customer Service Charge: $9.50 increases at six-month intervals reflecting the difference March 30. 1979 „ . . Cleveland Indians have placed Lewie 147-383, Leah proje^ ideas and repair Energy Charge: between tbe revenues collected by tbe company from First 200 times the demand 3,454 per kWh Kevin Byrne, Steve Byrne. Front, Dave Lammey. Tim 2.944 per kWh By: Walter F. Torrance, Jr. pitcher Wayne Garland, slow to ftps.ups. ^ »w pW§eBitaL..NolhiiieI I a ^ w First 400 kWh 4.424 per kWh customers served on Rate 7 and tbe revenues which would have Next 100 times the demand L aP ointe 129-347, Aniie 2,854 per kWh Vice President and General Counsel Finnegan. Mike Downes. Mike Hellenbrand was missing. rebound from shoulder surgery, on Next 500 kWh 2.924 per kWh bem collected if such customers bad been served on nontime- Next 190 times the demand Fidler 127, Helene Dey 125- All over 400 times the demand 2.554 per kWh 095-3 (Herald photo by Strempfer) the 21-dav disabled list. 347. All over 900 kWh 3.4154 per kWh of-day residential rates.

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s ix t k k n k v k .m n c ; i i k k a i .u . sai. Manii Ml. m i KVKMM; IIKUAI.I), S,H M u .I. ,:i I I . i I I \ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 InvetUneni Property 25 PART TIME WAITRESS- HELP WANTED: Under Apply in persons only: La l«X)KKKl>Eli - CETA Program. Ad­ WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR OFFERS INVITED . RIDING LESSONS indoor FOUR FAMILY - Fully Strata West. 471 Hartford in Glastonbury. 4 1/2 days a ministrative Assistant. Clerk- Flower Locations, Friday. RETAIL STORE ON riding ring. Western stock rented. Appliances included. Road. Manchester. MACHINISTS For Aircraft week. Compensation com­ Typist. Laborers and Han­ Saturday or Sunday. Car WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- seat, saddle seat and hunt Owner Broker: Brokers in­ Parts- Experimental and mensurate with experience. dyman. All interested needed. S.D.R, Enterprises, 000 per year. Excellent terms. seat. All Revels 228-9817. vited. I.OW 80's. 633-6026. NURSES AIDES- We are Short Run. Job Shop Send resumes to Dr. Vacek. a^licants should obtain Andover, Conn., 742-9965. Call John, at Chenette looking for responsible, warm experience preferred. To 2638 Main Street, Glaston­ CETA Certification at the Associates. "G!j! ^ le r y Of VOICE, PIANO Instructions. R aiorl Property 27 people interested in caring for work on either Lathe. bury. 06033. State Employment Office. 806 Homes," 528-9081 Former faculty New York the E lderly and Mentally Bridgeport, Cintimatic or Main Street. Manchester, or Butineet Opportunity 14 Music and Art High School. WEST DENNIS, MASS.- Nice­ Retarded. 7 to 3 weekends. Tracer. Top Pay for right 90 Washington Street Hart­ Professional Singer/Pianist. ly furnished 3 Bedroom Cot­ Apply in person a t: Meadows man . Excellent fringe CLERICAL OPENING - 8 - ford. before contacting the Of­ MANCHESTER Package 644-8597. tage. $225 wccklv. Minimum 2 Convalescent Home, 333 benefits. .Apply at: Paragon ~^.30 Monday thru Friday, fice of the Superintendent. store. Excellent location. Well * EDUCATION weeks. Call 649-8760 Bidwell Street. Manchester Tool Co., Inc.. 121 Adams ^ lu s t be a good ty'pist and good Bolton Public Schools. Women established business. Call G U IT A R , BANJO. BASS Help Hfantel,v in ORDER + BILLING CLERK tified home health agency MS Schoolt-ClaMte* 19 SELLING your house? Call us Ik> barred as bv law provided. (ADVERTISINGt WANTED- Please call 643- Part Time Retired first and we'll make you a fVarl J liuitman. Tilrf Care Estimating. Local Inne, 200 Sheldon Road. 8:30 person to: Mr. Stan (Jzimek. - For optical product dis­ degree with 2 years public 5135, Machinists. Inquire (?hapel cash offer! T.J, Crockett, A.ss't Clerk CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC firm . Appointments supplied, a.m. or 5:00 p.m. ^ at Moriarty Brothers. tributor, High School health administrative or FOR THE BEST- Mauchestcr The fidur larv is Tool Co.. 81 Woodland Street, Realtor. 643-1577. RATES ' - Experienced only. Top commissions and expenses. Manchester. Graduate with figure ap­ supervisory experience or BA Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Nevel K Fav wages, t^ p ly : Atlas tile , 1862 EXPERIENCED Will train. Call Lawn-A-Mat, Manchester, 646-5836 ' degree wi’lh 4 years public pupils per teacher. FREE in­ aka I d^y ...... t2< SECRETARY - Full time. titude. No typing. WulW ill train. 5 Berlin Tpke,, Wethersfield, MACHINIST, TOOLMAKER, . 649-8667, between 9 a.m. and 9^- TELEPHONE health experience. Two in troductory lesson with this ad. IMMEDIATE Cash (or your Nevel Fav 3 d *y . , 11« word pdf ddy, certified workers. We need a Some shorthand required. days. EOE)E M/F. American 15 Piimeer Cm le 563-0151. p.m. PART TIME PACKAGE PROSPECTORS - We re supe.rvisory capacity Call 646-6306. or 646-3549. property. Let us explain our d d ty t 1M Mird Pd'dty few good people to join a South Windsor Bank & Trust Optical Company, 370 Market Man«'hf*ster, Oinn 06040 26 d«y« M d>y>...... STORE HELP in Manchester. looking for enthusiastic peo­ required. Full benefits. Send REALTORS fair proposal. Call Mr. 09»r1 young growing company^ full Co., Main office. Apply ihper- Street. Hartford. 278-0070. 15 word! $2 00 minimum RN-LPN wanted for full or DENTAL ASSISTANT- Pernwnent. Wednesday, ple with a pleasant telephone resume to: East Hartford Belfiore, 647-1413. or part time. Please apply at vson. 1033 John Fitch Bfvd., %} Happy Atfe $2.50 Inch part time on all shifts. Apply NEED ED for Vernon and Thursday and Friday. 4 or 5 to personality, persistence, and Public Health Nursing L.M. G ill Welding and South Windsor, Between 9 AM Hornet For Sale d ir^ to r of nursing. Salmon- downtown Hartford. Specialty and 3 PM. 8 p.m., Saturday 3 or 4 to 8 the ability to get through to ■Association, 758 Main Street, NEW LISTINGS 23 MAY WE BUY your home? brook Convalescent Home, off Manufacturing, Division of office. Excellent working con­ p.m. Excellent hourly rate. the right people. Work 15 East Hartford. 06108. Quick, fair, all cash and no Court of f'robale OistrMt of B.H.S. Incorporated, 1422 COVENTRY- New 3 Bedroom problem Call Warren E Mamhesler House Street, Glastonbury. ditions with many fringe BATCH MAKER- Immediate Benefits. Please write: hours per week in our comfor­ GAL FRIDAY - A person to Telephone 289-5425. Seven room older-but immaculate-Colonial with 3 O l Tolland Turnpike in Raised Ranch. 1 1/2 baths. Howland. Healtors. 643-1108, NOTICE OF IIKARINO Please call 633-5244, benefits: Call 872-7852. opening. W ill train. Minimum Package Store Inc.. P.O. Box table Glastonbury Office If lake charge in a one girl of­ ear garage and loft. Central. Ideal for tradesman ESTATE OF MARY A MCRPHV. Manchester, or call Carl Skold 1378, Manchester. 06040 you are comfortable making fice . M ust be strong in Deck. Fireplace family room. defeased 40 hour work week. Overtime or large lamilv Compare at $54,900" NURSES AIDES wanted for at 647-9931, E.O.E. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS FOR lots of phone calls and this bookkeeping, typing and Acre plus treed lot, $59,900. QUICK CASH FOR YOUR Pursuant to an order of Mon, William available. Blue Cross, CMS, sMaKtons ff Mitsni Fiano Rqalty. 646-2500. E. FUzOrald, Judge, dated March 23. full time on all shifts. Apply HEBRON, Columbia and TYPESETTER- Experienced sounds good to you. make this clerical work. Hours 8 -1 after HOME- Flexible, fair**Call LUBE PERSON WANTED To Major Medical Available. a w ra wiBn F.xlra lot goes with this 9 room Dutch Colonial! Call, Bob at Wolverton Agenev 649- 1979 a hearing will be hold on an director of nursing. Salmon- Colchester. Call 537-5234 or Apply in person: 158 Hartford preferred, but w ill consider one lo Joy, at fc9-0363. full lim e training period. Call n o n araBKD'. apnlualion praving for authority to brook Convalescent Home, off lubricate'truck and trailers. 537-5766 between 8 and 5 training good typist. Work David Allen Plastics. 643-0240. auMaa umMp a a lor details. (At 65,900"". including the extra lot. ealf BOLTON- 9 Room Full 2813 - Call 649-4523 Set E xcellent condition. 1 Sealed proposals for the HOUSEKEEPING- Woman Employer. MANCHESTER - 8 room 6 Bo^di-Slocki M4jtgag«a Home, 745 Main Street, East mittee, Community Health 06033. BELFIORE AGENCY Queen-size bed, triple dresser, Ifooline lleplaceiiicnl at the 9 Petsonil Loang *■ needed for light cape. 3 - 4" bedrooms, dining Hartford. BANK TELLER TRAINEE - Service, Inc. of ColumbY dresser with shelved m irror, a Siiulli Windsor lli|>h Sclmol. in - ''’»u'anca hnusecleaning, 7 hours per room, family room. Garage, Full time for main office. Hebron, Andover ai deck. 1'2 acre lot. Walking night stand, 4 years old. $800. x; llil .\cveis Hoad. Solid) Wind- EMPLOYMENT week. J4.00 per hour. South Windsor Bank & Trust SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Marlborough. P.O. Box L, distance to schools and pool 56S-0935, S sor. r o n iie r lic u t w ill he u H«lp 22antad Excellent Part Time work. References necessary. Call Company. Hours: Monday tijt jfAit M il m tii 111 tiyn m lu II l U IIW Help Wanted BIRTHDAY u BuS’n e jj Oppofluniiiaj between 6 and 8 p.m., 643-5190. Columbia, Ct. 06237. Closin) $66,900. Call 643-4758, J:; |■|‘^(•lvc'd al the ollice ol the S'luat.on Wsntud Will train. Call Manchester thru Thursday, 8:30 to 5:00; date, May 20, 1979. GENERAL ELECTRIC 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826 Friday 8:30 to '7:00, and an oc­ DISHWASHER- Verv good lx llire i liii ol l■'al'llill('s. I'nion EDUCATION '*N.C. Lathe Operator COLONIAL 8 ROOMS- 1st xj School. 771 MainfSIreel. .South '8 P' «tite injlfuctions casional Saturday morning. PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE- 3 floor laundry, plus family running condition, $f0. Call '9 SECRETARY - Part time Apply in person: 1033 John Sand Blaat Operator between 4 and 7, 648-6948. S Windsot. ('oniKTliciil 0ti074 S'.noo's C'asjas days per week. Coventry The Sefitry room with fireplace. 4 40 20 i'’5t'uCt'On» Wanlad mornings, Vernon Circle area. EXPERIENCED Fitch Blvo., South Windsor, PHNA. Experienced :|:| mil laler Ilian Tucsdav. .Apiil Aatambiar generous sized bedrooms. 2 Typing, and machine MACHINIST. TOOL MAKER, between 9 and 3. prefefred. 742-7679. :|:| 17, Ill7i) a l2 nil I ’.M Slandard p ea l estate 50 Hours, paid holidays, Free Home 1/2 baths 2 car garage. Deai 23 *0' Sale transcription a must. Send POWER PRESS Attention Realtors excellent insurance dend street. Patio. $86,000 Articles lor Sale 41 Some Folks Might Not Believe You, :|:| Time al wliiiTi lim e and place 24 L land 'Of Sale resume to Box AA, c/o OPERATORS AND SET-UP AUTO BODY MAN- 6 years HEALTH AIDE / benefits Apply in person. V..- (iroup I Realtors, Philbrick :|:| said proposals shall he puhlle- 2b n.esimeni PfopeftY Evaluation. But We Know Better 26 Pfupefty Manchester Herald. MAN. Apply in person, H & B experience. Good pay and HOMEMAKER for young dis­ Agency, 646-4200. |:|; Iv opened Inr Hoolinp 2-' benefits. Excellent working Pesofi P'ope'tY Tool & Engineering Co., 168 abled mother with 3 vear old METRONICS, INC. What IS yOuf borne worth'’ Our professionals can help |;|: Meplneemenl llliih Seliool- 26 “ «a' Esiaie /banted • NURSES AIDES- Full time, conditions. 688-2233. Route a a 44A Forest Street, Manchester. child. Call after 5 PM. 646- you price your home to se'i faster ana easier We will Lots-Land For Sale 24 ALUMINUM Sheets used as all shifts. Experience 8383. BOLTON Paul, Joe, Carol, Dave and Scruffy |:|: Sonlli Windsor. Conn MISC SERVICES E.O.E. M/F. provide you with complete marketing financial, and printing plates, .007 thick >«■» CBS Oi'e'60 preferred, but training will be, AVON - To buy or sell in economic information No oDl.gatio'n No pressure No MANCHESTER- 150 x 484 fl :|:| 2 I ’lans .iiiil spenlig.papQ, ng given. Apply in person; East" Manchester, Bolton, Coven- / 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for n Bu c fq Contfact’fiq INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint sales pitch Of couise we d like to sen your fiome for building lot'on Cul-de-Sac in $1 Phone 643-2711. Must be jj;: niav he ohiained upon deposit Hartford Convalescent Home, try, Andover. Call 822-8083 you That s ou'business And we re confident you will J4 Poo' g-S'dng solar control films - start i REALTOR' prestige area. 5fl4.500. Group picked up before 11 a.m. ’ III a I'hei k in the amount of 36 Hoal’'’q-PiufnOrng 745 Main Street, East Hart­ collect. $4,00. High potential. seieci us once-you ve seen our professionalism at work I, F.J, Spilecki Realtors, 64,')- 36 ONLY. Iwenlv live diillars i$2r)(IOi 1 'oof nq ford. EARN EXTRA MONEY! Excellent fringe benefits. 2121. 3' MciY-ng. rfur«,ng.5iol’''O'(l f . and August o ff Many retired Rockville, EllingtSnj Vernon, you to sell and demonstrate the spei ilii alums The deposit 4 I ASSISTANT MANAGER- acre, Bolton 1 acre, Coventry 3439 from noon HI 6:00 p.m. A'l c'es 'o' Sale gentlemen and housewives South Windsor, Ttolland, internationally advertised Arrow Hart Division DAY will he reliinted as soon as the 42 Bji ding SuOpi'M National Fabric Chain. Retail SENTRY 2 acres - view, North Coventry enjoy driving school buses. Bolton and Glastonbury. If craft products. Arrange own AND 43 O 'Os- Dogs and Sewing experience raVATEPniPERTYW EEK Immediate opening in our 19 acres - frontage, 35 acres - MOLDED FORMICA lop and Ilians and speriliealions are 44 -- Musical Instruments WHY NOT YOU? We will you have spare lim e, during schedule. Earn $8.00 to $9.00 J Real Estate Services Inc. result desirable. $2.95 hour, plus East Hartford distribution view, 50 acres - view, others paneled bar with two shelves IN reliirneil In the Cai ilities Ser- 46 Boats 4 Aciessu'ins train. Call Vernon. 876-2826, or the week and weekends, an hour. Plus valuable sales April 15 to 21 29 Conoecf'Cui Boulevard EasiHorTford 2B9-4331 4t) Spofi'f'y Goods bonus, depending upon center lor a lypisl-clerk. available. Lessenger Sells. and four stools. $175 646-6028, MANY r lees ( IIlire Manchester, 643-2414. March 31st. thru April 11th., gifts. Advancement. No • CiR'fJnn Products experience. Good opportunity A Special Promotion will Appear on Must be able io type ac­ 646-8713. WAYS 48 A” ' quHS and you are a licensed insured experience necessary. for advancement. Many com­ getter :i The Soiilh Windsor Hoard ol 49 vV(j' led to B.j» curately a minimum 45 BUS DRIVERS - will train it driver, with a car or light Colgate Palmolive Associa­ pany benefits. Willing to PHONE K diiialiiin ie.serves Hie ripht n e c e s s a r y . A p p ly 90 truck, write to: Pro Disco tion. Call 646-7769. words per minute. III waive am nilorm alilies in RENTALS relocate. Apply in person: So WEDNESDAY-APRILISth Qualified persons need 643-2711 6/ BoOfT’S 'O’ Be'M Brookfield Street, MUth Wind­ Inc., P.O. Box 5266, Hamden, Fro Fabrics, Burr Corners 3helHeraU> Hills III re|ei I any nr all hids, 6.1 Apa''"'M''K ’'}> Bent only apply. CtABBirifO AOVIBTIIINO sor. Call 289-5918. Conn., 06518. Please enclose MATURE RELIABLE Shopping Center, Manchester, or to areepl Ihe one lhal in 64 Honiys lu' Beni 66 Business ' j ' Bflnl telephone number. An Equal WOMAN To babysit 16 months Conn. their judgment wiill be for the 66 Boso'f B'i«p«f|, 'O' Beni PART TIME. Do you have 2 Opportunity Employer. old baby, in my home. 12 to 15 CALL best interest of the School 6' Art'-ied '0 Be” i hours a day? Work at home on hours per week. References. You Should Be Represented 68 sc 'O' Bn't! MALE- Part time. General MR. CLARK Department, Town of South the phone servicing our please. 649-1960. ^ Pizza Shop duties. Apply Windsor AUTOMOTIVE cu.stomers in your spare time. within: Tommy’s Pizzeria, INGERSOLL-RAND 6' Ajios 'o' Sate 249-7773, CLERK TYPIST - filing, at 289-6821 MILLERS FALLS DIVISION Kdward I, Verv h/ *of Sale 269 East Center Street, If you have not already been contacted DRAFTSMAN typing, accounting. for appointment. 60 PROQRE88 DR., MANCHE8TER Direi'lor ol A 63 tqu'pmoni lor SfliB MECHANICAL- Excellent op­ Manchester; Please Call ■ C 64 ‘.tuto'cfcns O'CvCes EXPERIENCED References. Downtown Hart­ l■■.ll itilies Servirij,^ j portunity for aggressive in­ 66 .tH'npe's Trade's Mobile MACHINISTS & LATHE ford. Send reply to Box GG, FU LL ii PART TIME For Soiilh Windsor ^ dividual capable of layout and OPERATORS- Full or part care of Manchester Herald. Golf Course Maintenance, and NOW HAS JOBS OPEN I ’nhlle Si hools 66 Aoluntotwe Se'v'ce detailing sales drawings for SUSAN PECK 6- Autos '»)' Benj-Leate time Excellent benefits. App­ Snack Bar. Apply at: Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 771 Main Street ly in person at: 1422 Tolland industrial heat processing BABYSITTER NEEDED- Servlcei Ottered 31 Services Ollered 31 equipment. Good benefits in Tallwood (Country (Jlub, Route 643-2711 Starting at $3.00 an hr., up to Sonlh W’indsor Turnpike, Manchester. LM Bentley School area, for after 85, Hebron. PERSONAL Paperhanging LIGHT CARPENTRY .- Rec Ciinnei'lirnl Gill Welding Manufacturing our rapid growth company. school and vacations. Please Copy Deadline - Wednesday April 11 C&M TREE SERVICE - Free EXPERT PAINTING and $3.70 an hour. Send resume, or call Ms. EXPERIENCED For particular people, by rooms, roofing and repairs. Man h 2H. HI7II (.'o.. Division of BHS, Inc., or call 649-8067 after 5:00 p.m. CHAMBER MAIDS- Part estimates, discount senior LANDSCAPING Specializing Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. Free estimates. Call Charles Ws have s nsed tor Pschsrs, Maetilns Personals call 647-9931. Johnson at 289-1588, In- citizens. Company in Exterior House Painting. 0!m:i dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan time weekends, Manchester Schiavclti at 849-2405 O pei^rs, Wslilars, Qrindars, Psintsr HOUSEKEEPERS- In­ Motel. Please call 644-1504. NURSE AIDES Manchester-owned and Tree pruning, spraying, QUALITY PAINTING and anytime. ItIDK WANTFL) TO ATTENTION - Need 2 people Avenue, South Windsor. Conn, creasing our Housekeeping operated. Call 646-1327. mowing, weeding. Calf 742- Paper Hanging by Willis sndRs^IrPsople HAMILTON STANI)ARD> E.O.E. over 21. Immediate employ­ Staff, Silver Lane Pavilion, 51 PART TIM E SALES WOMAN 7947. Schultz. Fully insured Rooting-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 Windsor I,oeks, 7:30 to 4:00. i m n NEEDED ment. This is not a fancy ad, Applegate Lane, East Hart­ for local shop. Thursday 5 - 9, REW EAVING burn holes. references.-649-4343. Training avalltbit on tacond ahlR (3:00 P.M. advertising Call 643-5686 To provide Nurrfng Care ' ' we simply want a person who AVON - To buy or sell in ford. Come in for interview, Saturday 10 - 5. 3 or 4 weeks a Zippers, umbrellas repaired. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ - 11:30 P.M.) AHar Flrtl 30 Daya Window shades, Venetian J.P. LEWIS i SON- Interior needs a permanent job Ad­ Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ Monday thru Friday, 10 to 2. year - full time, Tuesday thru in private hornet and ment Co Expert Installation DEADLINE RUS.SELL S BARBER SHOP vancement opportunity. Call Medical Facilitiet. Part blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. and Exterior painting, paper of aluminum siding " gutters try, Andover. Call 822-8083 Friday. Call 64M243 between CHILD CARE - For ages 2 12 00 noon the dfiy before is open 8 to 5 .30. Tuesday thru between 10 am and 3 pm. - Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- hanging, remodeling, carpqn- and trim . Roofing installation lENEFITt (30 days attar hiring) collect. 11 - 5 PM, time, lull lime. Contldara- thru 8, in my Stale Licensed publiCAlion Saturday 2 Barbers on Satur­ .528-3869 E.O.E. 5221. try. Fully insured 649-9658. and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. •1 week vacation after 6 montna' ^ ^ Deadline lor Saturday and Mon­ day tlon given to preference Home. Hours: 7 to6daily. Hot day IS 12 00 Noon Friday AIR CONDITIONING & KITCHEN HELP - Afternoons OLD FASHIONED of:—Location and Houri. lunch, laundry and overtime •2 wOeka vacation after 1 year TEXAS OIL CO. needs time. Experienced. Apply in ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, A&W PAINTING Contrac­ REFRIGERATION and Saturdays. Apply in per­ NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY services offered. Excellent tors. Quality painting and •Blue Shield, Century 96/Blue Cross Help Wanted mature person. We train. person to: Gilda's attics, garages, yards mNOWttOIDOW 13 SERVICE MEN (2 wantedI. son, after 2 PM. Fannies For Information call references. 643-9677. paper hanging at reasonable •12 Paid holidays Write A U. Dick. Box 789, Ft. Luncheonette, 303 Adams cleaned. moving, SPRING SPEatLS! Must be experienced. Kitchen, 1015 Main Street. 6 4 3 - 9 5 1 5 trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn rales. Fully insured. Free •Pension plan PLEASE READ TOOLMAKERS : Machinists. Worth, Tex. 76101. Excellent wages and benefits Street, Manchester. AID & ASSISTANCE service. No job loo big or HOME GARDENS ROTO- Estimates. Call' Wayne 649- Aztec •Sickness & Accident Insurance, fully paid Apply 81 Commerce Stryib for the right man. This is a W OMEN-18 and over to work ol North Eastern Conn. small. 568-8522. TILLED- Manchester, Bolton, 7696 ______YOUR AD Cilasionburv PTC C o m p a ^ year round position. Call John DENTAL HYGIENIST- Part Chimney by Company. Classified ads are taken over the SECRETARY - Position in Plastic Manufacturing, full Vernon. Coventry and An­ Telephone 63,1-7631. Van Ness. Woodcock time position available. Inc. •Full union shop phone as a convenience The available in a rapidly growing and part time work. Call 646- COMPLETE CARPET & Tile dover areas. Call 742-9015. TEACHERS- Experienced Sweeps Refrigeration. 528-4144. Prevention oriented. Call 6 ^ 357 Eaat CtniOr Slrtol, ‘ •Equal Opportunity Employer - Herald IS responsible lor only manufacturing company 2920, between 9 and 5. Manchoitor installation and repairs. Free Exterior Painters now ft ilHiMtt tkt rU 3003, Can still be had ll ChiMMr lint one incorrect inseMibo and then RN, I.PN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 working with Sales and estimates. Call 646-3745, after C O M P E L E T E LAWN booking for spring / summer only lo Ihe size of the original m. REAL ESTATE SALES allhiit Mihiai • Intarvlawa 8-4:30 waakdaya shifts Cood pay, good Engineering Vice Presidents. 5 p m. \ MAINTENANCE. Spring jobs. Free Estimates MttI-.. sortion Errors which do not henefits and working con­ PEOPLE- 2 full time sales -Cleanup. Fetilizing, Liming. Reasonable rates 649-5873 9-2:00 Sat. lessen the value ol the adver­ Excellent Shorthand and Ton $mpori ditions Apply in person, Ver­ Typing skills required Heavy associates. Members of two BRICK. BLOCK, STONE. Seeding, Thatching. Mowing tisement will not be corrected by Multiple Listing Services. Gall a neighborhood hron IrMo Member of — Qreater an additional insertion non Manor. 180 Regan Road, phone usage. Benefits plus, RN'S. LPirS, NURSES AIDES, Fircplaces.concrcte. Chimney Tender Lawn Care. 647-9260 Building Coniracling 33 \ernon (/ontact Nanev Harrison 289- Bob at Wolverton Agency repairs. No job too smafi SriMNDIOIST^ Manchester Chamber ot Commerce V Realtors. 649-2813. WANTED uvE-nrs 1588. E.O.E. Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ WES ROBBINS Carpentry M N n u r a ^ ^ ^ timates remodeling specialist. Ad­ ‘Energetic Person for Administrstive position; Immediate openings lor ditions, rcc rooms, dormers, 643-0130 must be good in math experienced personnel, FREE JUNK CAR built-ins, bathrooms. INCOME TAX REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. PHARMACY STOCK t a g private dulv or .stall relict, kitchens, 649-3446. " O' SPECIALIZING cleaning and Parmanent opwiinga In our diatrlbutton canter In South ‘Machlnlet — Looking for Retired Person - full or vmir laviirite shill. Full or PREPARATION WIndaor, Rout* S part time. ROTOTILLING LAWN AND CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. repairing chimnej's. roofs, TECHNICIAN part time, work in vour GARDENS with rear tine Additions. Repairs, CabineLs new rwifs, Free estimates. 30 (Hospital) • CARPET INSTALLER HELPER ‘Electrician — Maintenanc# Electrician working are^. instant pay. years Experience Howlev, lil'SINESS Xf INDIVIDUAI Troy Built Tiller. Call 568- Call Gary Cushing 345-2009, 40 hour tchadula on many motors & general maintenance. 8791 643-5361, CLIP & MAIL Tuesday thru Saturday ' MEOKAL PERSONNEL POOL IN C O M ).; TAXES Greater Hartford Area, ‘Weavers — will train on the job. r- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY 8 AM to 5 PM ExpaHottca Helpful PItKPAHKD In the nm i ED'S LIGHT TRUCKING- At­ ROOFER W ILL Install roof, lull time - 40 hours. Some (nrl n1 vnur home or olfiee Carpentry and general con­ 3TFURNITURE UNCRATER Apply: Interviews being con­ tics & Cellars Cleaned. For tracting. Residential and siding or gutter for low dis­ Cali t)4tl-7ii3:i lor an appoint hospital experience 40 hours Monday thru Friday ' GARAGE SALE! ducted by Kathleen .Mar- Free Estimate, call 646-1943 commercial. Whether ll be a count price. Call Ken at 647- Cheney Brothers, Inc. iiieni anytime. 1566. NAME preferred. Will train. App­ 8 AM to 4:30 PM linn ItN Wedne.sdav April small repair job, a custom M A IL T O : 31 Cooper Hill 8t. ly to Box H c/o Man- • MATERIAL HANDLER 4th 9:.«IAM - 4I’ M at the built home or anything in ADDRESS Manchester, Conn. 06040 COMPLETE REMODELING between, call 646-1379. TRACY BROTHERS- cheater Herald. 40 hours Mottday thru Friday • NOW IS THE TIME Qualilv Inn. 51 lla rllo rd INCOME TAX Preparation SERVICE - Rooms, garages, Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar. 8 AM to 4:30 PM Tel. 643^141 Turnpike. Exit 95, off 1-86- Experienced Al your, home additions, dormers, roofing GraveL Built-Up Roofing. 5he Herald To clean out your attic, collar or house and get extra monoy (or all those NEWTON SMITH- CITY CLAVtIPIKO AOVtariftlNO An iquni Opportunitf E m p h fr E. Vernon, Ct, No inter­ Call Dan Mosicr, 649-3329 or and siding. Call 643-5(X)l. Commercial tt Residential. • RECEIVER colloctablaa that aomobody also may want, and bo willing to pay fori Remodeling, Repairs, and \ 20 hours Monday thru Friday view appointment 525-8263. Free Estimates. 872-6269. Rec-Rooms. No job to small, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• STATE t P.O. BOX 591 SEARS ROEBUCK A Co. 2 P M to 7 P M necessarj^^^^^^^^^ NEED HELP AROUND Manchester. Conn. 06040 HOME? Call after 4 PM. 569- .649-3144 Heeling-Plumbing 35 Manchester Parked# MUaT HAVI OWIfTIUNtPOaTATION INCOME TAX ZIP APSLY KRaONNtL OFFICl a THE HERALD IS THE PLACE 2769. PREPARATION - Your home CARPENTRY i MASONRY - SEWERLINES, sink lines, EXAMPLE: Building Superintendant MONDAY THRU THURSDAY - 10-4 or mine Dan Wade, Tax Con Additions and Remodeling. PHONE To advartlao that Tag or Qarago Sale, don’t over look your homo (own papar $ SAVER CARRIERS cleaned w ith \lc c lric cutters, IStNordsforSDays lor the boat raoulto. FOR AS LITTLE A S ONLY $4.95, YOU CAN RUN YOUR 15 sultant, 649-6851. Free estimates. Call Anthony ^ professionals. McKinney Part time position, ap­ 0.F0XiC0. Squillacote 649-0811. H ARTYOM) • I.O.I. WORD AD FOR 3 DAYS! For ONLY t3JM‘ you can advartlao H In our Sunday MAXIMIZE VOUR Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ proximately 25 hours week­ NEEDED IN THE REFUND pany, 643-5308. ' CHECK ENCLOSED Only <9.00 ly Experience required. PRINTING SSavor, which gooa lo ovory homo In Manchootor, Qlaatonbury and Eaat Hart* ALLA.N" T KEELER'S TAX CARPENTER - Repairs,, lordi * M n* fnilM II B 1 > an t a a tU InM) MINIMIZE YOUR TAX Apply Personnel Depart­ FOUOWMG AREAS SERVICE, Tax Returns done remodeling, additions, gar­ NO JOB TOG SMALL - Toilet ment Second Shift in the privacy of your home. Let Emmat D. Qamma ages, roofing. Call David repairs, plugged drains, FILL IN DNE WDRD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS TDWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 1) COLEMAN ND. Patria, 644-1796. , Tuesday -1-3 and 6-8 We will give you 2 Tag Sale Call 871 1781. lor appointment. protsaalonaHy prapara kitchen faucets replaced, Qeneral printing helper to perform m iscella­ IMRYIB. your IncofiM tax rotum repaired, sec rooms, 1 2 3 4 5 Wednesday - 10-12 and 1-3 Signs FREE, whan you FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY MECHANIC - 2nd Shift islL TYPES OF TAXES batnroom remodeling, heat Satunlay - 10-12 neous mcKhine lelcrted tasks, stock handling . GREEN MANOR NO. • Work guorantoad - Remodeling and Additions. coma in and place your ad In peraonl PREPARED- Individual, modernization, etc Free t'-qiMl Opportunity Employw, • Your homo or rnlna Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 6 7 6 9 10 HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT and trucking of m aterial. 2) EARL ST. partnership, corporations. Estimate gladly given. .M i M • Individual and years experience! For Free Plumbing & Healipg 649-2871 ' 40 Hour Wook Please come in to our Pen^nol Department PRMZTONST. Will come to your home. Call 568-5742. Buslnoos . Estimates, call 646-4239. 11 13 13 14 a ------$7.23 - $7.33 any day between 9:00 d.m. and 1:30 p.m. 3) COLUMNS ST. Cell Day or eve. MANCHE.STER PLUMBING FARRAND REMODELING - St HEATING - Repairs Responsible for the maintenance and repair of and ask for Florence JohrtsOn. BOLTON ST. ACCURATE (fea GEM DITanOSES Cabinets and Formica Tops, ts 17 16 19 5!------STOCK Remodeling Pumps repaired automotive and road building and other dquipmant used EXPERIENCED TAX 1 Temporary openings in our CHAMKRSST. 648-3113 Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ / replaced Free ccslimates s distribution center on In construction and maintenance operahona In the Public HELP-Your home Imw cost ditions, Decks, A ll types of Electric drain-snaking 24- 21 22 23 24 25 Route 5 in South Windsor Works Department. 4 ) UNM0IKDR. Small Business'’ Sold Home ' Remodeling and Repairs. hour service. 646-0237 Phone 643-W17. for people to work in our This position requires three years' axpertnoe In skilled DEEPWOODDR. Itemized deduel ions 6.3.1-1267 stock and marking room 26 27 29 30 mechanical repairs, and one year of diesel repair training Peinting-Pepering 32 Flooring 36 area. CRESTNOODDR. LEON CIESZYNSKI or experience Is desirable. BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ Apply Personnel Office INCOME TAX RETURNS PAINTING - Interior and FLOOR SANDING AND 31 32 33 34 3$ PLEASE (MLL LARAM ditions, Remodeling, Rec- Monday thru "Thursday, 10- Applications and job descriptions are available at the PREPARED - Alter 5 exterior, overhanging, HEFINISHING. Floors like > Personnel (Office, Municipal Building, 41 Center StraeL T H E TRAVELERS Rooms, Garages, Kitchens new. Specializing'in older I AT weekdays, anytime excellent wire references. Remodeled, Ceilingt, Bath Manchester, Ckxmectlcut 1 JTqwer Square, Hortfbixl Free estimates. Fully in­ floors. Natural and Stained 36 ...... ^ ! f ' 39 40 G.FOX&CO. weekends. Phone Lowell Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Closing date for filing Is April 9, 1979. sured. Martin Matson, 649- Floors. Nq waxing anymore. HARTFORD' An tqvol oppedunitf mmployfrMjf 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ask for Tina or Joa 742-5549 Thompson al 64.3-2870. Residential or f^mmercial. John Verfdille. 646-5750 after 6 An Opportuntty Employqr. 4431. 649-4291. Equal OppaflunRy Employtr PM

Am I’AOK KI(;HTKfc:N KVKNING HKRALU. Sal . March .10. IWS Frank and Ematl Apartmenta For Rant 53 Wanted to Rant 57 Auloa For Sale ^1 Autos For Sale 81 / ■ EVENING HERALD, Sat,, March 30. 1979 — PAGE NINETEEN FOUR ROOMS, FIRST 1973 FORD LTD WAGON- 1970 CHEVY M A U B U - 4 door Punute — ChariM M. Schulz FLOOR- Adult couple. No Fully powered. AM-FM Sedan. 6 'cylinder automatic. children or J>ets. 649-6987. Cassette Stereo. 60,000 miles. URGENTLY NEEDED by a Power steering. Excellent SPEED LIMIT S5 Excellent condition! ^king condition. Call 649-6929. ^ ' ICH,MBN£R,/MIR,AilN6Hl5 PU,PQNK,PIR,PICH, ACROSS 3 Stan Answer to Previous Punie sunpqrch. Heat, hot vimter, 1964 V-6 CYLINDER OLDS- NACH,5EIT,VQN,ZU... I SURRENPERi; MINIMUM 45 appliances, washer-okyer and cleanliness required. PLYMOUTH DUSTER 1973- 6ERMANPHKASE0OOt^... PEfc,PE55EN,peM,P£N, 4 Noble gas Please phone 646-5304. Good second hand car! 8 ^ t AN,AIF,>|INTER,IN, I Former 5 Entire 0 R 0 0 R E 0 1 hookup, garage, yard in­ 61,000 miles. SUndard. FM- By Abigail Van BOren PI£,Vem , PER,PIE" 0 A H U ■ or best offer Call 644-0265. NEBEN, UKR,UNTEli" Gsrmin coin 6 Mournful U N |o N U 1 cluded. Security and lease. p 1 N K E N . AVERA6E 75 AM casette, CB. 81900 or best 6 Dsntih coin sound T Ia C T A 8275. 643-9787. V> L 0 E 4 S R 0 • E offer. 646-2330, after 5 p.m. CHEVY VEGA 1974 - 39,000 II By itself 7 Make better £ A E D E s i miles. AT. 81000. Call 643-2611. 13 Waver 8 Baseball LARGE ONE BEDROOM c E 0 E D R A t i p \ 7 R □ AUTOMOTIVE 1973 TOYOTA CELICA- 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••#•• 14 Slipsole player Mel APARTMENT- Central. speed transmission. Asking 15 Leuee 0 N E 6 P E T ■ o 0 i E Trucks lor Sale 62 0 0 E t R A T ■ q 0 1 Appliances. Storage. Modem 81300. Call 643-9192, after 4:00 A Word to the Wives pi 1 16 Paradise 9 Born 0 P E Y E bath. 8 ^ . plus utilities. 54H- p.m. L 0 R A N i - i t . Autos For Sale 81 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN 17 Solo 10 Go wrong E t t A v l 1166. 19 Obtained window van. Excellent condi­ 12 Pined It A R * T C s i U S WE PAY 810 for complete 1965 VOLKSWAGEN FOR tion. Very low mileage. Cap: Should Be Sufficient 20 None deity 13 Empire State 0 A T H 1 0 u |o N T 7 ArtIcItM tor Sole 41 Qardan Producla 47 Apartmanla For Rant 53 NO LEASE REQUIRED - One 21 Fiihpound city A L T 0 Q A T | o D 0 R 41 ArtlclOi lor Salt junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland SALE- 8100. Running condi­ tains chairs. Stereo and DEAR READERS: Laat week I printed my Ten Com- Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan bedroom, heat included. Only Auto Body. 528-1990. tion, or for parts. Call 742-6371 25 Isn't (si.) 18 Rant out F L Y E K E O A R MANCHEISTER- Main Street. cassette. Radials. 429-9461. ' mnndmenta ier HnAandi. Being t proponent of eqnal 26 Sams (prefix) 20 Dlicharga FULL LENQTH Ranch Mink GRAND RE-OPENING April COW MANURE- 88 i 816 8175. ( 745-2). Rental anytime. ' 30 Rumble 44 Cats and dogs Coat, excellent condition. Size loads. Gardens Plowed or 2/3 room apartments, heated. Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. rifhU, tedny I offer my Ten Commandmente for Wivet. WHO WAS Y CO SOU MV(XP BOVFRIENP? 27 Residency 22 DeValara'i 1st.. The Eastern Connecticut MONTE CARLO 1973, Power 1977 CHEVY 1/2 TON THE ONE WHO SAIP 31 Borders 45 Mild expletive Hot w ater, appliances. No ft yon minted Unt week'i coinmn u d wnnt a copy, pleete AT THE / REMEMBER 30 Heat units land 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. Flea Market, at the Mansfield Roto Tilled. Call after 6 p.m.. steering, power brakes, 1970 CHEVY MALIBU- V-8. PICKUP- Customized. Asking THE ONE I REJECTEP HE P NEVER FORGET 32 Age pets.ets. Parking. Security. 523- CHECK THIS OUT - 2 nend a teU-addreieed, itamped envelope to ABBY, 1S2 POOR, ^ LAFE h- TO AkARRV SOU? 33 Dspsndsnt'on 23 Beliefs 46 M ao____ Drive-In Theatre, fJet. 31 & 649-8731. automatic, 81,575. Call 649- Air, PB, PS,, automatic. 84500 or best offer. Call 647- /WE-HE'S HERE? . 34 Opinion 36 Lion's home 7047. bedrooms with living room Laeky Dr., Beverly HUft, CaUf. 90212. 24 Rubicund tung DINING ROOM SET well 32). Every Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 1149 anytime. . Excellent condition! One 9261 before noon, or after 6 BERNARP?) UOOMIS? THE ONE )YHO WAS opposed to 38 Duo made, matching table, six p.m. PuBlic Free. Dealers plus more. Only 8175. (685-1). owner. 8995 firm 569-2322, ALWAS^ JEALOUS OFi H E W A S . 25 Bird 39 At this place 47 Actress Gabor FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. p.m. 10 COMMANDMENTS FOR WIVES doctrine 27 Biblical chairs, buffet and liquor $ 6 . 00 . Antiquaa Rental Assistors, 236-5646. 1976 CHEVETTE SCOOTER - SOU? 40 Reducer 48 Intermediate 48 April 1st, First floor. Adults. 1) Defile not thy body either with exceaiive fooda, tobacco X: 35 Ones (Fr.) pronoun cabinet. 8250. 648-2869. Small fee. 26,000 miles, very good condi­ 1975 CHEVY MONZA - 4 36 Russian No pets. Security. Call mor­ 1971 IN T E R N A T IO N A L 28 Epochs 41 Attack by (prefix) / . •••••••••••••••••••••«•••• THE PACK RAT Antiques i tion. 82,000 firm. Call 643-4461. cylinder, 5 speed. Excellent or alcohol, that tby dayn may be long In the houte whRh tby council nings or after 4:00 PM. 649- HEAT PAID - 2 bedroom with * TRAVELALL- 86,000 miles. 29 Olfactory waiting 50 Civil War SWIMMING POOLS Ooga-BIrda-Pata 43 Collectibles. Open Sunday. 12 12^. ______condition. Asking 82600. 646- bnabaad provideth for tbee. *37 Not new appliances and parking. Kids Runs very good. New front organ 42 Property general DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ to 5 PM., 40 Flora Road, off SU PER 1972 MERCURY 3487 anytime. end. 81200. &1I 643-4089. 21 Pat tby haabtnd before thy mother, thy fetber, tby 39 Poultry pose of brand new 31' long A COMPLETE BOARDING Route 85, Bolton. 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3 ok. Just 8266. (751-3). Rental CAPRI - 2 door, 4 speed, stan­ dangbter anil tby non, for he ia thy lUelong companion. 1 40 Scouting 1 i 4 6 6 7 6 T 10 above ground pools complete KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. room apartment, heated. No Assistors, 236-5646. Small fee. dard transmissibn. radial 1974 FIAT 128- Front wheel 31 Thou ahalt not nag. group (sbbr.) 1968 CHEVY HALF TON - 11 13 13 with sundeck, fencing, lilter Dog Bathing and grooming. pets. Swurity required. 8230. tires, very clean, extra good drive. Excellent condition. 8700. Call 647-1208. 4) Permit no one to toll tbee that thou art having n hard 43 Overturn and includes full installation. For reservations, please call 646-2426 , 9-5 PM. gas mileage. Must be seen. Good mileage. Call 643-9413. time of It; neither tby mother, thy alitor nor thy neighbor, 45 Raised 14 16 Asking 8989. Financing Canine Holiday Inne, 200 633-8863 keep trying. lor the Judge will not hold her guiltleii who lettoth another platform available. Call .Stan collect Sheldon Road, Manchester. Hotoreyelat-BIcyclat 64 1« 11 ASHFORD - t h r e e ROOM TWO BEDROOM VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1969- diaparige k r hnahand. 46 Mental, 203-236-5871. 646-5971. Remodeled Ranch. Tile bath, 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE - Reliable transportation. 8385, disposition ■ ” APARTMENT - heat, hot SI ThM shalt not withhold affection from tby hnahand, lor It 5T A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD yard. No pets. Heat supplied. 2 door, 6 cylinder. 37,000 firm. Call 643-5682. MOTORCYCLE , 21 33 23 water and appliances. 82^ per INSURANCE- Lowest Rates ovary man loveth to be loved. 49 Overjoys NELCO .SEWING MACHINE- TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN Could help to sell your items Unfurnished. 423-4190,9^5095 miles, lots of extras, excellent Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence 51 Slim 16 month plus deposit and lease. Available! Immediate Bin­ 61 Forget not the virtoe of cleanlineia and modeat attire. 1. Bqilt ■ in button holer, Hound for sale. Excellent pet. faster, rent taster, call evenings, condition. 82995. Call 875-0582. 1976 CHEVROLET 52 Go back on a 1 decorative stitches. Excellent 850. 649-6404. Best to call One child accepted. No pets. ding. Sunny Day Option. Call 7) Forgive with grace, lor who among na doth not need 16 YOU'RE NOT IW ON HIS ON THE OTHER H A N D -I NEVER 27 31 it 30 31 11 the Herald Classified Ad taker 649-8891. After 5 PM, 649-7967. CAPRICE- Low mileage. An promise condition, including cabinet. before 2:30 PM. about details. Put the STAR to TWO-BEDROOM exceptional one owner car Joan, 643-1126. lorgivencft? CRAZY PLOT.MiSTER.THEN ACTUALLY SAW THEM STUFF THIS 1 TEU mb., is THERE ANY / VEST WITH EXPLOSIVE OR RIO 63 Puts at rest ii 8150. 649-6437. work for you! Phone 643-2711. APARTMENT- 2nd floor. 1970 PONTIAC- Own owner. that must be seen!! Call 643- 81 Remember that the frank approval of thy huaband ia 64 White-plumed f o r COMPETITIVE THE DETONATOR! 1 PUPPfES ■ Labrador Heat and hot water included. Ottleaa-Btoraa lor Rant 55 Clean. Air conditioning. 2 2041, worth more to thee than the edmlriog glancea of a hundred heron n 3. Retreiver. No papers Call 8275. One month deposit Door Hardtop. 8756, or oest MOTORCYCLE atraageri. VT ■ ★ 37 3 ^ ^ | after 5 PM. 643-9474. required. One child, no pets. offer. 633-3802. 1969 MERCURY i n s u r a n c e - C a ll th e 9| Keep thy home in good order, lor out of it come the Joyi .0 41 42 MANCHESTER- Main Street experts at Crockett Agency, J i Call 646-5984. modern office available. 466 MONTEREY- 4 door hardtop. of thy old age. DOWN 43 44 IBM EXECUTARY GOOD HOMES NEEDED for FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good Automatic. 390. 8350 or best 643-1577, ask for Marilyn or DICTATING UNIT- Like new. Wanted to Buy 49 sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call Judy. 10) Honor the Lord thy God all the dayo of thy life, and 1. Motion E affectionate spayed cats,' APARTMENT NOW condition. New tires, power offer. Call after 6 p.m., 646- 46 47 46 46 60 Complete with Tapes and 646-2469 or 646-2755. thy children will riae up and call thee bletaed. picture light black, tortol.se shell and fluffy AVAILABLE- 4 Rooms. steering power brakes. Phone 2544, Index Pads. 8100 cash. A must WANTED BOOKCASE..Glass 2 Musical ^ 61 63 tri-colored. Call 1-342-0571 or Stove, refrigerator, dis­ 633-2147. for the executive, or business front. Oak dining room table, 466 MAIN STREET. North of DEAR ABBY: I am a 14-year-old girl who is pretty good at composition and 633-6581. hwasher and carpets. Lease, 63 man on the way up! May be chairs. Call 875-9345. Post office, about 5,666 sq. ft. solving problems, but I need help with this one. y* security, references required. seen at The Manchester of centrally located space. 1978 HONDA HAWK CB 400 Last Friday, night my parents came home and found my \1mte0ce Adults. No utilities. No pets. Ideal for store, office or other TYPE TWO - Branid new con- I 3-3/ |N|IMtEAF|HINt|MFHl»| *||N) Herald Classified Advertising 8250 monthly, 649-0783. 1966 or 1967 OLDS CUTLASS - boyfriend and me lying on the couch with the lights turned Department, Brainard Place. business or commercial use. For sale for parts or restora­ dition, extremely low off. We were just talking. Honest to God. I swear ill Ask for Paul or .foe. Phone Call 646-2426 9-5 pm, mileage. Cali 649-7608 HANDLING CLASSES - □ RENTALS T H R E E ROOM BANK REPOSSESSIONS - tion. Both cars complete and They made a big fuss and my boyfriend Went home early. 643-2711. Breed and obedience offered Many to choose from! interchangable. For informa­ between 7 PM and 9 PM. APARTMENT 8190. No MODERN, CARPETED, air (He's allowed to stay until midnight on weekends, but he f ' Win at bridge by South Windsor Kennel utilities, with appliances. No Automobiles can be seen at tion call 649-5826, between was so embarassed by the way they yelled at me he left at 11 Alley Oop — Dave GrBue

nij|l8aw»1w AiliralfW'WinrW. • ■ , -...adirw MODERN STYLE 86" ffoomi for Pent conditioned offices, ample 1972 HONDA SL-125 - Set up Club. 8 week course beginin- 52 pets. Now available. Superior Auto Incorporated, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m., ask for Tom o'clock.) COUCH- Green, 3 cushions ning April 4 & 5. For informa­ free parking. Broad Street Route 6, in Columbia, Conn., or Dave. for woods. Knobby tires. Avoiding losing finesses References. One months location. Call 646-8422 or 646- , Asking 8275. Call 643-9800 Do you see anything wrong with two people lying on the c'M O N , FCOZY.' IF WE CAN G E T OL' HCON-TOOTWiS Very good condition. 8100, or tion 684-5191, 875-9127. and 563- THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ or call 646-0563, ask for Paul ^ ATTENnON, OOP MAY BE ABLE T'SLIP BY HIM' best offer. Call after 5:00 security. Call 649-4414 5762. after 4:30 PM. couch and talking? ( ^ e E T A H O O f dummy and ruffed another 0128 trally located. Downtown between 5 i 8 PM, West. PINTO PONY MPG iW What would you do if it were your daughter, and you had p.m., 568-5098. Manchester. Kitchen Excellent running condition. diamond. When West fol­ OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 1977 GS 550 SUSUKI - 3,500 always been able to trust her? aT c REGISTERED privileges. Call 649-2358. CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- 56,000 miles. Must sell! 81995. NORTH lowed it became apparent IN MANCHESTER - ONE or for light manufacturing. JUST TALKING BEAUTIFUL BLACK DALMATION- 4 1/2 years old. Medallion Edition. Vinyl top. 649-8053. miles. Black. Excellent condi­ 4 6 4 3 that West's queen of dla BEDROOM APARTMENT on Approximately 856 sq. ft. Air tion. 81200. 643-9018. i PERSIAN .lACKET- White Very good watch dog, and LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Full power. Electric windows. • K J monds lead had been froir. Main Street, available im­ conditioned building. 633-3343 Mink Collar. Excellent con­ good with children 8200 or ROOM - Fully furnished. Air. AM-FM. Velour interior. DEAR JUST; I'd toll her that she'd be wise to keep both ♦ A J 7 3 king-queen. N c^ne leads the dition! 8250 Call 875-2344. mediately. 8175 monthly, in­ 633-6136 after 5 PM! feet on the floor, and so would her boyiriend—that talking 4 () 6 5 2 queen from quehn-x-x. best offer. 643-9084 .Stove, refrigerator, and linens cludes: Heat, stove and Lean-burn engine. 39,000 Campara-Trallera nr in a aleeplng poaltion could lead to nightmares she never Now South drew the last provided, 801 Main Street, refrigerator. One months miles. 646-0299. Mobile Hornet 65 WEST EAST PARAKEETS- Buy direct M;lanchester. 649-9879. 1967 SIX CYLINDER trump and played three security. Call after 7 PM, 644- Wanted to Rent 57 dreamed codd happen. 4 K 10 2 4J9B7 * TAQ SALES from the breeder! Cages and 1970 MUSTANG- Excellent PONTIAC - Uses regular gas. 1978 24 FOOT PROWLER Fd any, “I otill trust you. Honey, but people think much 49542 4Q10 73 rounds of hearts to ruff the 2314, last one In dummy. Then he .Supplies also available. Call arpeting, condition! Standard. Many Runs good. 8250. Call 649^65. TRAVEL TRAILER- Sleeps 8. 4K()10e 48542 URGENT - WANT TO RENT bettor with the llgbto on—fitting up." led dummy's Jack of dia­ ^3j-8 modern bath, kitchen extras. 81500., or best offer. Full bath. Used once. Call 643- 483 4 7 SOUTH WINDSOR- 2 four bedroom. Single mother, 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- monds and discarded,, his priviledges, sitting room, Bedroom Apartment. Wall-to- five well behaved kids need 643-5836. , 8912, CONFIDENTIAL TO “A FAILURE AT 18 in NOR­ SOUTH ,IUST IN TIME FOR privacy, parking. Nice yard, Runs but needs work. Best five of spades. West was in wall carpet. Appliances, home badly. 525-9348. WALK, CONN.": A lollure"? No woyl 4 AQ5 with the king. . EASTER - FREE P aper swimming pool. Females on­ 19^3 FORD MAVERICK - One offer. Call 633-8258. CAMPER 1967 COX- LARGE TWO FAMILY TAG swimming pool, tennis court. Norman Leaii.la success by anybody's atondardsl said at 4 A 86 He had his choice of losing SALE. .Saturday and Sunday trained Puppies to loving ly. 646-8206, between 10 and owner car. Excellent condi­ Excellent condition. Heater, 5:30 p.m 1 1/2 miles from Exit 93. 742- RETIRED MOTHER & 1973 OLDS DELTA 88- 4 door the Emmy Awards: "It la not true that yon must be No. 4 9 leads. A spade lead would be 31st and 1st 10-5 PM. UAsof home. Call 646-4887 6955. , DAUGHTER Seeking 4 or 5 tion, 6 cylinder automatic, stove, sink, Chem toilet. The Flintatones — Hanna Barbara Productions 4AKJIIII4 81895. 1974 AMC GREMLIN, 6 hardtop. All power. AM/FM 1—or in the top 10—or you haven't made It at all. Young up to South’s ace-queen. A items under 81 00 Hardly any rooms by May 1st., first floor, Sleeps six. Extras. 86M.00. heart lead would allow a ruff GENTLEMEN ONLY - cylinder, 3 speed transmis­ radio. 81095. (Jail 649-2050. m 4 m . people need to know that there la anfficient reward in file / Vulnerable; North-South over 85 00. The more you buy, MANCHESTER - FOUR under 8280, Call 643-6082. for anccooding simply at the level of doing one'a best. ' t e a r s Wt n b in dununy and a discard of the less spring cleaning. Rain Mutical Initrumania 44 Kitchen privileges. Central ROOMS, No pets. Security sion, 28 miles to the gallon, PJANT I o r e a t e s t s o u r c e Dealer: South location. Free parking. 1971 FORD STATION "The troth ia, yon are not a lailnre II yon don't mike the queen of spades. date April 7th and 8th. Wales deposit 8175.00 Immediate oc­ RESPONSIBLE RETIRED excellent condition, 81695. 1970 - 16 FO O T A OF w ater p o w e r Weil North E ast .South References and security 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS, 2 WAGON- Good running condi­ YELLOWSTONE TRAVEL top opot Anyone may REACH for the brau ring, but only Road, Andover ■ off Route 6 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and cupancy. Open house. Sunday COUPLE wish to lease 2 tion. 8800. Call days, 528-9081; PRINK KNOWN TO 14 A fktbcexpfFtf etc Rivers Music, 7 Main required 64,3-2693 for apnint- door Hardtop, AM-FM stereo, TRAILER - One owner. one may have It, so Joy of most of ns Is simply being 00 FEAAALBS/ ment. March 31, 1979. 3 PM. 405 Bedroom Apartment or evenings 644-2771, ask for OF Pass 14 Pass 34 Street, New Britain 225-1977, North Main Street. Call 571- Duplex on one floor. automatic transmission, V-8 Asking 81800. 649-6084. the carousel.” WATER Pass 54 Pass 64 engine, sharp, sharp car, Fran. Thanks, Norman. Beantifnll OFFICE SPACE Expecting a tax refund? •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9230 after 6 PM. Preferably with garage, in Pass Pass Pass You hold; ^3^-B Layaways invited 81595. 1970 PLYM OUTH 197^ TWENTY FOOT 4 Q J 2 Apartmenli For Rent 53 desirable location, in or near 1972 FORD LTD 400 Station FOR RENT Manchester. Require posses­ SATELLITE, 4 door. Air con­ SKAMPER TRAILER - D t yam wisk yaa kad more trlsndsT Far tbs secret of 4 A K 10 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ditioning, small V-8 . 81295. wagon. Air conditioning, Sleeps six. Self contained. Opening lead: 4Q 250 S(|uare feet, c e n te r id sion on or before June 1st. excellent value. 8950. Call 643- popdartty, gut Abby'o now booklet: "How To ^ Popdnr; 4 A K 10 Manchester, air con- Boati-Accetaorlas 45 LOOKING for anything in real Andover Texaco, Route 6, An­ Rear bath. Excellent condi­ 4 Q532 estate rental - apartments, Please call 429-0202, 6051. Yon'in Never Too Yaww or Too OU.” Sand II wltt n l o ^ ditionini’ anil parkine ROOMATE WANTED TO dover. 742-6744. tion. 646-1770. ■ •aU-nddroitad, etamped (28 cento) anvd*Po to Abby, 132 ( all 641-9551 1974 FU R Y - - 16'A -foot homes, multiple dwellings? SHARE A three bedroom A Kansas reader asks No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Lanky Driver Beverly Hflb, Cain. 90111. By Oiwald Jacoby fiberglass, tilt trailer, with duplex. Available June. Non- and Alan Sontag what we think of a one- 1975 55-horsepower outboard Associates, Inc. 646-1980. smoker. Close to M.C.C. Call notrump opening bid. Chevy engine 2 tanks, 82,500. before 9 a m. or after 3:30 South was quite happy We think that you can't Also 50 norsc .lohnson out­ MANCHESTER- West Center p.m , 646-1758. afford to open one notrump 2 SMALL .Street, Four room apartment with the dummy as he put board. $300 228-0475 or 228- Astrograph the ace of diamonds on with 19 hign-card points and OFFICES 9550. Tile bath, appliances, private MODERN THREE ROOM ZEPHYR SALE The'Born Loser — Art Sansom should open one club with West's queen. He had 11 sure entrance and storage. Good APARTMENT- In Hebron. every Intention to Jump at FOR RENT location. Available im­ Bernice Bede Osol tricks and could get his 12th 1971 18 FOOT LYMAN BOAT Appliances, carpeting, private HOW&, with a successful finesse for your next turn. mediately. Quiet or retired (imnzizNME's INEWSPAPEH ENTEBPBIFE ASSN.l Includes all utilities and & TRAII.EH With 105 HP yard. 8210 monthly; heat in­ either the queen of hearts or Chrysler Engine, also 1971 persons. References, securi­ cluded. No dogs or children. Air (tondilioning Cen­ ty No pels, or children king of spades. With both (Do you have a queallon Inr tral location Good condition. Two canopies. Call 228-0213. your keen imagination. Don't finesses working, he would Many extras' Saerilieing lor U nlieatcd, 8215 m onthly. Ihe experts? Write ‘Ask the Call 643-9SB1 be afraid to test bold, new make seven. With both los­ Experts." care ot this newspa­ Liquidation. 81200, or best Write to: P.O Box 244, East- MANCHESTER- 5 Room ford. Conn Cfour Ideas ^ 7 ing. he could complain about per Individust queallona 'I offer. 643-6900 Apartment. 2 bedrooms. Near VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your bad luck. Then South found a be answered II accompanied shopping and public transMr- ‘B i r t h d c Q ^ standing is extremely high to­ APARTMENT and HOUSES way to be sure of six even by stamped, setf-addreaaed 16 FOOT SAILBOAT & tatioh, 8230 monthly. Plus day because of the good deeds with both finesses wrong. envelopes The moat Interest­ Trailer, Needs paint. 8350 or For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ utilities. OPEN HOUSE- Sun­ you are always spreading tals in all Areas, Prices and At trick two he ruffed a ing questions will be used In best offer. Call 649-6410. or day April 1st., 1 to 4 p.m. 8-10 April 1,1979 aound. A few pats on the back diamond with a high trump. Ihts column and will raoetvs Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, will come your way. 742-9162. Newman Street. (ofKCenter A busier year than usual is the Then he led a trump to copies o! JACOBY MODERN.I Crochet Book 236-5646. Small Fee. Street) 649-1236. offing. You might even take LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A several small pleasure trips Situation that was discordant Htathcliff — Qaorga Qattly which could pop up quite sud­ will be brought back into har­ denly. Keep a suitcase handy. mony by you today. The end ARIES fMarch 21-April 19) Find result will please all con­ a few choice friends to spend cerned. SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Ex­ the day with. You are in a w pend your efforts to help out WInthrop — Dick Cavalll communicative mood and will grow quite restless if you don't where needed today. People will welcome your help and have an outlet. Learn more ' HAVE THE HT TO make certain you receive due HEX WINTHROP.' DID KNOW WHAT FOHonirrowAaoN $ 4 1 3 1 * stk #92-55 NEW DESIGN FOR 70 This yM f't Pinto II n«w up front. r>«w In back and naw In ild i Barry’s World — Jim Barry ♦THATfeTHE lA& r e/TKAW.'" And h ti mora standard faaturaa than last yaar,and tha.Pinto Pony li only— Buga Bunny — Halmdahl & Stoffal $ 3 6 3 3 * Tl/WeT'RUTONTH' ^TOP s h a r i n '/T h ' FORD MUtTAm suNB9AH'eer u p t CLUCK V eR FKSHT- A NEW BREED FOR 70. Aarodynamlc atytlng and IN'$ ONLV(50TTW)D ;raat choloa of mokiala m aka in# rO M u atan gon aol TH'RINS/ tha most aiciting Mustangs avar. Our Boarding House This Funny World FtUZK-/,' G P O A H ! APMB AN' V E 6 S , This soft toy hunny is ryAAAB AE> only oiu* of tlu* *J4 U im u s $ 4 1 8 7 * IF MR. T/Ai WORD, HOW CM4 YOU witli full tliroctums in $4999 HMD PINTO SPENCER ^5PEAK LKtHTLY of PRAMA t h is <>4K*hot ( o llo o tio n NEW DESIGN FOR 70. This y«ar s Pinto is lU m k IJ.122. Thotv FORD FAIRMONT RE/XLLY ‘ FOR ALL A S E 6 FROM . . . naw up front, naw In back and naw inalda MOST ROOM FOR THE ftiv other items in Fash­ And has mora standard faaturaa than last MONET OF ANY CAR. /• VYM AN JACK ARMSTRONG TO ion, Houti4iue urn! for the yaar and tha Pinto Pony la only— Baaad on E PA voHima in* ACTOR, INNER SANCTUM? K H o m o , dax and iticka r prtc«a. Price includes freight & dealer p>ep. HOW CtJME THE THEATER OF THE P r ic e . . . $1,2."> a copy $ 3 2 3 3 * \>£S NEVER /MIND CREATEO is. T« irdir, stnd $1.25. includes 'Base atlcKar price $ 3 7 7 0 * ON THE postage and handling. AFTERNOON A w C M Title, Taxes. Deetlnatlng Charges Extra. c.'e Maidtistkr C ftM Nk i M RERUNS ? IlSI atiF kf hWMW Ira Vkri IV 1M» ^ V eR GONNA PAN FBfZ PriNt Name, k i i n t t vita Zin TH' r a m A g e t t h i s C08E. FORD PD0R,VVISE ©UV.' 1979AI.BUM withaS2-paKe ‘‘G ift Section*' with full directions. Price ... $2.00 U lO THESE 600R$ AT $1.29 EACH. Na. a - tti-a iU E RiaaoN o uilts. 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Marlene crimination against former can­ AFTERNOON 62) TV Auction A bld-by-phone Sanders reports on the mounting cer patients. 11:00 Sunday 6:30 Thursday 6:30 \ ONE (1) DAY SERVICE O W C T Tennis Bjorn Borg vs. 4:00 d ) Bowling For Dollars extravaganza where anything conflict between conscience and • • ■ 1 d ) Golf "Sea Pines Heritage (B Bowling For Dollars Roscoe Tanner MORNING AFTERNOON 12dX) (' and e v ^ h lr 1 will be auctioned cost over the Issue ol making EVENING Classic" Coverage ol final-round 7:00 8:00 to the hlohest bidder. public facilities available to the play in this $300,000 PGA tour 8 Wrestling GB Weekend Specials "Th'e handicapped. I f n a e m m , AFTERNOON (B NH L Hockey Atlanta Flames Baby With Four Fathers" Four 8:00 6 :8 11:00 event Irom Harbour Town Golf 8:00 2:00 vs. New York Rangers 8 Soccer Made In Germany Links. Hilton Head. S.C. 8 8 Baseball Boston Red Sox young boys "adopt" an aban­ 8 8 8 Jeaua Of Nazareth 9 : 8 621 TV Auction A bid-by-phone C o lo r T V ’s 8 NHL Hockey Los Angeles doned baby girl. 8 8 8 JMua Of Nazareth extravaganza where anything OHAU 12:00 (8 Tennis "Clairol Crown Ten­ Kings vs. New York Rangers vs. Cleveland Indians 11:30 Franco Zeffirelli's epic film on the & Cendlepin Bowling AFTERNOON nis Tournament" Four players, d ) NBA Basketball S e a ttle 1:30 life of Jesus Christ begins with Jesus pardpns the prostitute and everything will be auctioned *90 Ud 2:30 SuperSonIcs at Los Angeles the wedding ol Mary (Olivia Mary Magdalene (Anne Bancroft) to the highest bidder. at available 1:00 including Chris Evert and Marti­ (d) Baseball Chicago Cubs vs. 8 Catholic Needy Schools and meets NIcodemus (Laurence na Navratilova, compete lor Lakers Hussey) and Joseph (Yorgo 8:8 O WrtetHng 12:00 New York Mats TaMhon Olivier), while Herod plots the 91 Red Box 78 $200,000 in prize money in this Voyagis), the birth and childhood (3) The ChMiolm* Will and Gid­ 8 Soccer first annual tournament from La 4:45 3:30 of Christ, and the conflict murder of the Zealots. 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(Part a variety ol entertainers and Stuart P. Gillespie, Jr. 62) TV Auction A bld-by-phone Have a ball with chains! All shapes, orable characters. extravaganza where anything 3o l4) sporting figures "roast" Director ___ baseball's Pete Rose and everything will be auctioned sizes, an d lengths. Som e gold, sorne, 8 Golf (Joined In Progress) to the highest bidder. "Kemper LPGA-Open " 7K)0 Thursday gold-filled, so m e ______4:15 (B Johnny Cash Youth Special Veiling silver, oil 91 Red Sox-Wrap-Up Sunday "Where Have All The Children Concert Gone?" A penetrating look Into beoLitiful. 5:00 the hopes and dreams ol chil­ MORNING (DJiawide World Of Sports dren Is presented. Guests: Coverage ot the NCAA Swim­ MORNING Michael Landon, Carol Burnett, 10:30 Buy several, mix ming and Diving Championships ^ of Clforal JHustt Roy Clark, Chad Everett, Debbie S) April Magazine Sharron Irom Cleveland. Ohio; a look at 10:00 Boone, Roger Williams and Bill Lovejoy looks at the re-entry Into to years ol gymnastics featuring Cosby. 4 hrs. society ol former cultists; pro- g match. Very tapes ol performances by Olga QD Mormon World Confaranoe ' Korbut. Nadia Comaneci and 11:00 Kurt Thomas 8 Mormon World Conlaranca versatile, fa M any Different Styles to Choose From 8 Catholic Naody 8choola Mvii kn tmyliiif fir lulif! x EVENING OPEN WE FEATURE ABOVE & BELOW GROUND POOLS OPEN Telalhon him g fg hgl SUNDAY, APRIL 1,1979 ★ cBlIophine ^ SUNDAY SUNDAY AFTERNOON 7;00 7 i3 0 P M (fJ Sports AfMd Don't Wait— Come Out Today ^e m p ly baskets ^ EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH .iOO ★ candy . # p l a ^ e^gs C 7:30 60 Church Street 8 National Qaograpiilc 8padal ( £ Besebell C incinnati Reds vs. c« New York Mels Manchester "Hepliles And Amphibians" For ^decorations ★ egg dye *D 8 NHL Hockey Boston Bruins 250 million years, reptiles and vs Washington Capitals amphibians have survived as a ★ easter cards ★ cut-outs life form apart from the higher 10:00 animals. x ★ styrofoam ^ ' y Sobfino Pool* n locottd }nna Neckchains variously priced (£ Coemos Pre-Game mikt tott of Bolton loko. 1:30 •nd much, much more at taIrwtyprIeaBi ^ AT NOMI PJ, 10:15 o Tickets $2.00 atthe door 8 Waakand Bpaclala "The SIBVICi, CAll CMIKT 8 Bruins Wrap-Up * $1.00 Senior Citizens & Students Where Quality Begins Baby With Four Fathers" Four young boys "adopt" an aban­ 10:30.. b 643-7549 For Information 7 4 2 .7 3 0 8 • jj d ) Soccer New York Cosmos SWin ia WNtfays S m U ji *1. 44A Coventry e T»l. 742-7308 doned baby girl. “ every hn: l-l 12-i vs San Diego Sbckers • lOW BANK FINANCING • 4:30 H ale ojl Jewelers & Silversmiths Since 1900 12:30 8 T h o Oadicallon Of The Now Coemoe Poet-Gsme Show Havan Mamortal The creation ol the nwi'oelo «f 1 thing” \ SM MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MANCHItTM . The Athletee the first publicly financed sculp­ jowrttewn manckmM*^ a HARTFORD a NEW BRITAIN •WBSfWARMG MALL S ture M ic a te d to the Jewish vic­ tims of the Holocaust Is docu­ Amencan Exam ei / MeHer O w ge / Vise / M chaeli Charge mented In this report. Page i - TV SPOTLIGHT TV SPOTLIGHT - Page 5 Today, March 31 TfeO©°[Fte2te Sunday, April 1 Country jamboree mVrwvlTWUAAMIMO 11:30 nn 0 Prolsaslonel Bowlara Tour. j 5” 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7:29 MORNING 0 Woody Woodpwki " A Special Kenny 0 0 Pink Panther 0 Joumsy To Adveniura aOalyNumbara 0 Box H u m b a rti EVENING 9:15 6KW 0Movla "The Crimaon Cult” a a o n 10 11 12 rauklan Rogers," an all-star music (1968) Borla Karloff, Chrlatopher 7:30 (D M « i Bu m s , M « i OM iroyt ) World War HOI P l y ips. Cantbiho Da Sau- 6:00 special served up with sa­ ) Uve From The Grand Ole 13 14 IS i6 9:30 0 PMtm For LM m ) CotmocBcut Woman 8M School Match Wits vory .slices of country life, X ChMron'o Ootpd Hour aiBaHiaJalaona Btockard Channimi 5:30 8 Mormon World Confaranoa 0 Movla "You're A Big Boy Jake Haas Gospel Tbna will be presented "niurs- O P U C t u b 17 18 19 S 4KM INaahvMaOnThoRoad 8 Tha Brady Bunch a Boooar Made In Germany Now" (1967) Elizabeth Hartman. day, April 12, on CBS, I Sports Spectacular lAaBohoola Match WHa a Catholic Naady Schools Geraldine Page. After being 6:30 9:45 Portions of two Kenny (T) Agrtoutluro U ^ A iBigValay i Ofwa Upon A Ctaaalc 26 21 22 23 24 25 6K)0 Talalhon kicked out of his lather’s house, I 0 Chrtatophar Ctoaaup 0BnilnaWr^>-Up Rogers concerts - one in X t Ro Brady Kkto AFTEMNOON HaahvBa On The Road I Haa Haw (Cont’d) 6 ) An Amarlcan Story a librarian learns about life from iQoll 0 Claophua Roblnaon X Davay And OoNath INHLHockay 26 27 28 11:30 two different women. 2 hrs. 10K)0 the Houston Astrodome, I Exploring The Reatlaas Sea IBuparman 1 eOdyaaay 0 Movla "Mr. Mean" (1975) 0 Comment the other in Nashville - arc 6:46 Catholle Needy Schools 0Faoa Tha Nation 12:00 29 30 6:3(7 QDUttlaRaaoals Fred Williamson. Lou Castel. Mr. featured. ODNawOay 08paoaAeadamy Talalhon (Cont'd) 8d)0 0BaalOINawtDay Mean, a mercenary that will go ) Living FNth 0 Movla "Jawa Of Death" 0BadNawaBaara 1 ra Momenta Of Comfort Rogers’ guest stars, Ray 7H» 31 32 0 Tima For Timothy anywhere and do anything lor 888Waakand1881 (1976) Documentary. 4:15 0MareGr1flln 33 a AnknaM Anhnala Ajilmala Charles, The Oakridge )VBaAlagra aRsd8axWr^>-Up 0 What'a Happaningll k Faith For Today 8 An Amarlean Story money, Is brought to Rome to kill a The Advocates laytAnd Frtanda ( r Weekend Spaoiala BattlaOITIiaPlanals a man who Is Involved with the 8 Ask Tha Manager Boys and Dottle West, help a e a B u lo r d And The Oal- 4:30 Malodytand Evanhig Barvloa 34 38 39 g is e a aS o a c H iP a ■ ■ AFTERNOON^ mafia. 2 hrs. 8 TV Auction (Cont'd) display the sights and fiConauNatlon lopbigQhoat ra PopI Goes The Country 1 7.-00 ra Hunaan Dknanaton a land Of The Qlanta a Walking Tour Of Seeame a Crockalfa Victory Gardan 40 42 0FaoaTba8tata 8 Dkactor’a Playhouse 10:30 sounds of- East Texas 7:30 0C«idlaplnB-Sothern I A V a 8 Jknmy Swaggart had a longtime disagree­ but merely played the back first came to the TV DIal-ogue 8 Electric Oin^eny (R) Martha Hyer. 12:30 (Ill Or. Gene Scott ment over Jeff and Beau pilot, perhaps the starring attention of TV viewers in Calabrata \ his vivid portrayal of con­ DRECTORy 0 Cosmos Poet-Game Show ^ I—j ' ■ "■ ■ " > TopCat ' aoymnaetlca Bridges. I say it was Beau role. Please identify the a The Athlalsa S victed ipass-murderer BAD VIDEO — I've been the '20s Chicago thrill-kill for “ The Ropers” and “ 13 0RaxHumbard 3:15 who starred with Clint major cast members. — 0 Paltiooat Junction THE MANCHESTER Chris Clueek, Nashua, Charles Manson in the TV CONSUMER SALES very disappointed since trial airs regularly in New Queens Blvd.’.’ There are 10:00 0 0 Intamatlonal Champlon- Eastwood in “ Thunderbolt “ Compulsion,'” the story 12:45 aNp Boxing N.H. film, “ Helter Skelter.” He Manchester Parkadi SHOP York. I would assume it still a few new “ Starsky & ) I GILBERT & SULLIVAN 0 Bank) and White Lightning." He braad about I-iCopoId & Loeb, was auatan “The Thing (From An­ is not under contract to any US LAST. Namt pops up nOtv and again on Hutch” episodes, which PLAYERS 0Harcuk>lds 4:00 says it was Jeff. Can you appliances, tele risions. supposed to be on TV. the local station that will air later this spring. IflO 0 Mormon World (kmfaranoa < 0GoH “ bridge" this argument other World)’’ featured studio at the moment, but with the support of west pr' instead the station aired planned to air it. Write Indoor Soccer 0 Movla "The Crimson Pirate" once and fur all? — Judy such '50s players ajjj^ Mar­ you can try in care of the After that, all indications Movla "Edge Of Darkness" iranteed. f ______g THE CONNECTICUT COMMISSION ON THE ARTS (1952) Burt Lancaster. Nick garet Sheridan, Kenneth Screen Actors Guild, 7750 that' .stupid “ Sheriff of them with your complaint point to the end of the road. (1943) Errol .Flynn, Ann Sheridan, 8 Chawa Of Salvation Cravat. Mackey. .Snyder, Texas sale. I Fractured Jaw ." I am and query. No one involved with the aJukabox aStudtoBaa 8 Tennis Yop'll need more than Tobey, Robert Cornwaithe Sunset Blvd., Hollywood. ------1------' BARLOW'S TV • ZenIlirS«e< mainiy interested because show is reaily interested in 0ABCNaws Presents 8 SaerMos Of Tha Maas 88portsWorkl my help to win this argu­ and Douglas Spencer as Service on Standard Brands, I had the original book, a aThaJelsons 8 Cathollo Needy Schools the assorted scientists and NO GREEN STAMPS — doing another season, and 1:30 fvs The Growing Ysara ment. F’irst off, the movie JOHN’S TV 805 Hartford ' Road, 0Naws 69 TaMhon (Cont'd) monster chasers. Ali(s, Ar- fir.st edition (before a Why is “ Starsky & Hutch" the ratings are no longer 0 M o v l s "Return To Peyton was "Thunderbolt and Manchester Telephone -dtS- a Rock Concert 10:30 ness played the title role — friend borrowed and never off the air? They are so stupendous. As for Soul, Place" (1961) Carol Lynley, Jell Lightfoot." Second. I'm ft STMEO 5095, ^ AT 08pldarman The Thing. remrned it). Will it be on good. I’ve never missed a he’ll be seen early next 1:35 0PolntOfVlaw Chandler. afraid father-in-law knows M Y SERVICE again'.’ — fk-rtrude Fallon, show. My husband al|o year in a TV movie “ Swan QD ABC News 8 The World Tomorrow 8 kiConosrt best. It Was baby brother TRUM PETS — Could you qWfiNTIBTH CENTURY Venice, Calif. likes it very much. Is Da­ Song,” about an over-the- 1:56 M azoom 4:30 Jeff. please tell me about the coum* Television, Inc. 176 Burnside a Movla "Buck Privates Come 0 0 WMa World Of Sports Avenue, ^ s t Hartford. 528- .Since 'Compul.sion" was vid Soul going to be in any hill skier. 0 Movie "Conflict" (1945) A THE THING — A classic of great actor who portrayed Humphrey Bogart, Alexis Smith. Home" (1947) Abbott and a The Dedication Of The New 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith made in the '50.s, it has not more TV shows? — Mrs. R 29 at 7:30 Private Robert E. Lee Costello.'Tom Bro m. Haven Mamortal sorts in scicnee fiction is and ()uasar. ______lieen on network television Harvey kellum, Jackson­ 3d)0 C 30 at 8:00 0 KIda Ars People Ton the movi^ “The Thing." Praitt on NBC Novels for 0 N e w s 5:00 in .some yearj. So, we are ville, N.C. (Send your questions to T V H 31 at 8:00 69 The Growing V jars The monster in the movie Television: “ From Here 1'BAW a Risk Of Marriage UFO talking here of one of your "S Sc H” are, at the DIAL-OGUE, Pepper to Eternity” ? Has he done 3:20 10:45 Alhanson'a Forum is the subject of some ALL MAKES "It is alwiYi with the best local .stations or affiliates moment, only temporarily O’Brien, NEA, 200 Park aJewtshUto Sa F k ln g U n s , any other acting? Where 8 Movie "Colorado Territory" INFO 875-0376 debate in my household. WC ARE A intantkini that the wont can I write him? — C. running the film. I know off the air. TTie series was Ave., New York, NY. (1949) Joel McCrea, Virginia 646-8299 11:00 5*30 One side claims that NAONAVOX AUTHORIZED work is done." Oicsr Wilde this excellent movie about pre-empted for six week 10017.) Mayo. (0 Up Front ra FaHh For Today James Amess played the McGIynn, Rochester, N.Y. MRVICE CENTER 1S1 TatoMMM Rd„ Vanwn 871-1796 I’age 6 - TV SPOTLIGHT TV ,SI»()TLI(;HT - I'agc 7 Daytime Programs Tuesday, April 3 DAYTIME MOVIES 6:30 BOanoa Fever B Gather'Round (Thu) clone has fallen In love with his MORNING 7:45 9:50 11:16 Movla (Mon-Wad, Fri) 39 Tha Brady Bunch 0 MacNak / Lahrar Report own wile. IIKK) 12:40 iSNawa SNaura 6S News (Thu) B Bread And ButtarStae (Fri) B Dick Van Dyka (Mon, Thu, Fri) 12K)0 eg Bowling For Dollars BWNdKIngdom QD 0 Three's Company ®39000Naws ffl CBS Late Movla "Madigan: ' B A Woman's Placo (Tua) ® C erol“ 9:55 1:40 0 "Lorna Doone” (1951) Bar­ 09 Jaka Hass Gospal Tima 0 Dick Van Dyke " 0 O 0 Jesus Of Nazarath Bumatt And Friends The Midtown Beat" (1973) Rich­ 5. -00 8M 11:30 B For You, Blacfc Woman (Wad) Captain Kangaroo 0 Harttaga Corngr 3 ) A| In Tha Family (R) 62) Truly American (Wed) bara Hale. Richard Greene. BBBNBCNews 0 Tic Tac Dough 0 The Scarlet Letter ------./Hill ard WIdmark, Charles Durnlno. O The Brady Bundi (Tua-Frl) Six Mmon Dollar Man j Dick Van Dyke Woody Woodpackar 3 ) Midday Uva 0OverEasy 0 Movlee "Klondike Annie" 1:45 1:00 ' 8d)0 5:30 Today 10:00 0 Sesame Street 0 Adam-12 (1936) Mae West, Victor McLa- 11:30 1:00 OTha Qhoat And Mra. Muir i ) Mka Oouglaa (I^W ad, Fri) (£ 0 Fairilh Feud 0 Rlpplee(Mon) S Movl< 39 "Savage Season" (1970) ^ CBS Reports 0 0 0 Tomorrow B B S W M Of Fortune § 6:55 39 Croes-Wns glen. A saloon singer takes a ®Bamaby Jones i Match Gama'79 (Thu) 0 P M p le Of The First Light Ron Harper, Diane McBain. (Tua^ri) " B Educational Programming S A 2 In The FamMy (R) (Mon- dead missionary's identity and ffl The Gong Show 2:0 jILovaLucy . Wed, Frt) 0 News QD 0 Happy Days ThaRMjrthEatata(Mon) ( k ^ Tua, Thu, FrO 4:00 runs off with a sea captain, with 0 Daktari 6:55 )Ryan'aHofM Madia (Fri) 0 The iWtrldgo Family 7d)0 BBCIIflhangm 3 ) 0 ABC Movie "Delta Coun­ 0 Today'a Woman Tha Btata Of HIghar Educa­ 0MundoRaai(Wad) (59 "Rider On The Rain" (1970) 0 Pravki A n d ^ Pittsburgh tire police hot on her trail. ty, U.S.A ’ (1977) Peter Donat 2:17 tion (Tua) IRomparRoom iCBSNews "It's A Gift" (1934) W.C. Fields, )SCardSharka 62) Saaama StraM 1:50 4:30 Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland. 0 Hea Haw Honeys Joanna Miles. fflNews 6. -00 0 Japan: Tha Changing Tradi­ 0 Breakthrough (Tua) ^DbiMil(Thu) 0 ' ’'"Viva Villa" (1934) Wallace I Sb( MilHon Dollar Man Baby Leroy. A grocery store ® Dating Game (J) Agronaky And Company I Kitty Today ~l ABC News 0 Joker's Wild tion (Wad) AFTERNOON S BatUa Of The Planets Beery. Leo Carrillo. 0 TV Auction (Cont’d) owner Inherits an orange planta­ QfflVoloe Of Faith 2:35 (Mon) Book Boat (Thu) ' I Educational Programming 1:55 I Johnny Cash Youth Special tion. fflNews Ikonalda S Spirit Of Indepandanoa g 0 W btrachool8pe^(Wed) 0 0 0 Beet Of Carson (TWa Banova (Tua) TV Community Codaga (Fit) EVENING IFaatIvalOfFaHh 8:30 O'VI 0 The Rifleman 0BaaiO(NawaOny(Wad) O Abbott And Coalallo JlLovaLucy 12K)0 2:00 I Sounding Board (S Marv Griffin g h Truly Amartcan (Mon) S Emergency Onel (Mon-Wed, nvwv (i)0 T a x l 12:00 X Barrio (Thu) )II)Nawa (MHgan's Mand Fri) J QD 0 Lavame & Shirley 2:46 ) Lamp Unto My Faal(Frl) 6:25 i Storytwok (Tua, Wad) ) 12 O'clock Uval 6:00 t DIckCavett 0 Special Edition 391 Love Lucy 3 ) Movie "Pillow To Post" 9 O 0 N a w a 0 One Ufa To Uva 0 M y Three Sons (Mon, Tue, 1 News ) NawZoo Havua ; nipplaa(Thu) )LMraFMth Festival Of Faith 0 Newlywad Game 0 Liars Club 10:00 ® Newlywed Game (1945) Ida Lupino, William )QMIgMi'alaland 9 Fraaatyla(Frt) Thu, Fri) iLucy 0 Tha Rifleman i Connaotloul Woman (Mon) 6:30) M aIThaMayora(^,Wad) i i ^ l ) B S Paaaword Plua S The Doctors 0 The Odd Couple 39 News Prince. ) Educational Programming 39 Joker's Wild 9:00 j Goala For Now HavanfTua) I Naw York Raport fruM 10:15 1 Tha Doctors (Mon-Wad, Fri) 4:45 7:29 QD 0 The Ropers 12:30 MfrwM S Rad Sox Wrap-Up (Thu) QS Bozo’s Big Top 39 CBS Movie "The Darker 3 :0 )MakaltRaal(Wad) I Nina On Naw Jaraay (Thu) 62) Art Madia (Tua) i0Baeebel(Thu) 0 Dally Numbers r Living Faith 39 Movie "Tha Art Ot Love' 0 Emergency Onel ]BgMhDay(T^) 1620,000 Pyramid 0 TV Community College Side Of Terror" (Premiere) Rob­ NawarkAndRaMlty(Frl) 62) Many Worlda Of Natura Andy Griffith (Mon-Wed, Fri) StOO ert Forster. Adrienne Barbeau. A Sj Black Man's Land (1965) James Garner. Elke 0 My Three Sons 7:30 Sommer. 4 :0 12:30 Touw La Bande (Mon) ) Little Rascals 0 Bonanza doctor's reluctance to lake part 0 TV Auction (Cont'd) W Smnajnity CoNaga , Inoorporatad (Thu) Short Story (W s^ ,39 P.M. Magazine ffl Movie "The Mad Bomber" 0 News I Not For Woman Only UfaOIRIlay 9 IronaktafThu) ® TV Auction in a cioning experiment becomes 10:30 RomparRoom IB S HoHiiwood Squaraa Onos Upon A Ctaaalc (Fri) )Voloa Of Faith '^QD$1(X),OOOName that Tune even stronger when he learns his (1972) Vince Edwards. Chuck 4 :0 10:20 39 0 13 Queens Blvd. Connors. 6:30 8:45 O Trada-Offa (Mon) Ryan's Ho m 2:10 9 The Odd Couple 0 Kitty Today ) Commant (Mon) 62) A.M Waalhar lAMMFIa(Mon) 0 Envbonmantal FMd Trips D0Mlatar Rogers (R) ) Up Front (Tua) 10:24 r aalrig Free (Tua) (Tua) INarwiy And Tha Professor )FaoaThaStata(Wad) 9:00 0 Waathar Explor^ Mathematics (Wad) Tom And Jarry 2:15 ) Klda«w>r1d(Fr1) 10:30 _ Muste(Tnu) S jo ka r's WM (Mon, Tue, Thu, Wednesday, April 4 ) Buga Bunny And Frtanda An^Qrttllth 62) Word, Workara, Inc. (Fri) 0 Short Story (Mon) Fri) OOonahua ) April Magazbia (Thu) 0 Lot’s A2 Sing (Thu) )BaMaOfThaPtanala DAYTIME SPECIALS 1:00 I Adam-12 JO# mfiiuvi )MyThraaSona 12:46 5:30 i Adatanta(Mon) (59' "China Giri" (1943) Gene 8:00 10:30 SaaamaStraal DEdgaOf Night B A 2 About You (Wad) 2:20 ) Mary Tyiar Moore (Mon) Paul Henreid. iBIaok Parapaetlva On Tha- 0 Write On (Tue) Tierney, George Montgomery. 6:55 39 ® Edward The King ffl Newark And Reality Dating Gama l a s A i i s t w Sacrala 6Slnakla/Out(Fri) - 9 Mary Tyiar Moore (Tue-Fri) 2:30 0 News 12:37 I (Tua) l&oaa-' QD 0 The Mackenzies Of Para­ Around Tha World Tom Laraon 12:55 2:30 9 The Brady Bunch 0 Alton Ochsnar At 80 4:00 dise Cove 10:45 (39 0 Mannix ____ j/O ut (Tua) 9 Car<4 Burnett And Friends 7:00 0 Bruins Wrap-Up Laava It To Baavar (SNawa ^OukHno Light 4:00 (59 "The Conspirators" (1944) ® Oral Roberts Special 12:40 )Gathar'Round (Wad) ) Newhjwad Game Hedy Lamarr, Paul Henreid. CBS News t About Woman? (Thu) Tha Groabm Yaara (Mon, S FredFintimna And Friarids 39 Young People's Special 0 0 0 Happy Birthday, Don­ 11:00 ffl Kojak INIaWrman(Frt) Wad) ) Short Story (Thu) 1 M 10 Bactric Company (R) 0 "Day Of The Evil Gun" Six Million Dollar Man ald Duck ) A* About You (Fri) ) Lottary Show (Thu) 4:30 0 ABC News ffl ffl 0 0 0 News An Amartcan Story (Tua, Thu) ) Search For Tomorrow B S AnottMT^ortd (1968) Glenn Ford. Arthur 0 Great Performances (S Ctf ol Burnett And Friends 1 :0 6:55 iThatOkt I Hogan's Hsross 39 0 Afterschool Special Kennedy. Dating Game ffl Joe Franklin CiTha Othar School Syatam 10:40 B Another World (Mon-Wed, Festival Of Faith 0 NHL Hockey (5) Benny Hill (Fri) ) 0 A 2 My Children Fri) r 0 TV Auction (Cont'd) 0 0 0 Tomorrow 62) Breakthrough (Mon) Journeys To The Mind 0 DkJ( Van Dyka 7:00 )Movlo S Green Acrae (Mon-Wad, Fri) EVENING 0:26 10:46 lUfastylas 5:35 0 News 9:00 0 Honaymooners 1 :0 Monday Morning (Mon) 0 Conaumar Survival Kn (Mon) S Movla (Cont'd) (Thu) DAYTIME CHILDREN'S ra Primary Sclanoa (Tua) ) B S Days Of Our Uvaa SHOWS 0 DIckCavett 39 Dear Detective 11:30 ffl News Tuaaday Mombig (Tua) 0 Sneak Prsvlaw(Tus) 6:00 0 Newlywed Game 39 Undersea World Of Jacques Wadnaaday Mornkm (Wad) 9*30 ra Whateha Gonna Do? (Wad) ) Many Worlds Of Nature (Mon) Alton Ochanar At 80 (Wad) ffl Rockford Files 2 :0 OMathamatlcal R alatl^ipa ) Cover To Cover (Tua) 39 (19 0 0 News 0 The Odd Couple Cousteau ffl The Gong Show ffl News Thuraday Momkig (Thu) (X Frad FNntatona And Frtanda 0 Open Door (Thu) 4:00 39 iTove Lucy QD 0 Charlie's Angels S Tha Paiihtdga Family ) Tradeoffs (Wad) 0 Footstapa(Fri) 7:29 ffl 0 Polloa Woman' 0 DaktsrI Friday Morning (nl) S*ci>var To (Mver (Fri) 39 Young People's Special 39 Joker's Wild 39 James Robison Special . Popayn And Frtanda ® Todey j All About You (Thu) (pial-oflue) 0 Dally Numbers ffl Movie '.'Unknown World " 9 Storybook (Fri) 3:00 4*30 (S) Bozo's Big Top 0 0 0 Wheals (1951) Bruce Kellogg. Marilyn 0 Qorxl Momkig Amarlca JokariaWNd 11:00 0 TV Community College 0 The Scarlet Latter 2:56 Momkigtovm S Popaya And Friends FAVES RAVES — I’m so (i) 0 Afterschool Special 7:30 Nash g Match Gama '76 (Mon-Wad) 1:15 ® 0 General Hospital 0 My Three Sons (S Voice Of Faith ffl Movie "A Medal For Benny " a Today 62) Exploring Mathamatica (Mon) Bawitchad (Fri) 62) Primary Sdanos (Mon) S Ironside (Mon-Wed, Fri) glad to have an address 0 Bonanza 39 P.M. Magazine 11945) Arturo De Cordova. J oupwtwoes 6SL^aAII8lrn(Tua) 0 0 0 Tonight . Love, Amartcan Styta 62) Mathematical Rslatloitlonahips 0 Tha Scarkt Latter (Tue, Thu) where I can write to ex­ 0 TV Auction 39 $1.98 Beauty Show 10:00 Carrol Naish a Wrilara Of (Mr Tima (Wad) ) 0 Lavama 6 Shlrim (R) DAYTIME MOVIES (59 Newlywed Game 0 The Rifleman 7:15 (Tiia) 0 Bavarty HINbmias (Mon-Wed, 39Kaz 3 :0 a Environmairtal FMd Trlpt ) S t r ^ T M k 62) Inalda / Out (Thu) press my appreciation for 6:30 0 Wild Kingdom 39 News 12:00 0NawZooRavua Fri) the program “Paper (S9 The Brady Bunch 0 Emergency Onel ISSHtahRollars 62) Whatcha Gonna Do? (Fri) 0 LWaa, Yoga And You (R) 12:00 0 Big Money „ , 3 9 0 VegaS ffl I Love Lucy 7:25 9WrttaOn(Frf) 1 Bactrtc Company (Mon-Thu) Chase.’’ It is interesting 0 "Loss Of Innocence"(1961) ffl Bowling For Dollars 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report 0 Meet The Mayors 0 The Rifleman 4 :0 , O S N a w t 1:20 3:30 (S) Jake Hass Gospel Time 0 Hollywood Squares 0 News 9:40 ) Ctpca Upon A Claaalc (Fri) and very weli acted, and a Kenneth More, Danielle W Living Faith 12:30 iMarMWalby,M.D. 62) Matter Of Fiction (Wad) 39M*A*8*H(R) Oarrieux. 0 ® 0 I^C News 0 Dick Vsn Dyke 0 Black Man’s Land 7:30 62) knagaa And Thkiga (Thu) nn Woody Woodpecker cut above many programs. 0 Over Easy 0 Tic Tac Dough ffl Movie "Between Two 4:30 62) MatW Of Fiction (Fri) Bactrtc Compimy (Mon, Wed, 1:30 0 TV Auction (Cont'd) 0 Kitty Today CD Tha Flintttonaa 0 Vina Alegre (R) (Mon, Wad, I also enjoy “Family” and Worlds" (t944) John Garfield. fEPTLCkJb 5!) 3 ) As Tha World Turns 9:45 62)Paopla 01 The Rrat Light GH Tha Partridge Family “Lou Grant.” — Miriam B. 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Plus, what V FOR VECTOR — 1 re­ guise was the story of the show ally enjoy watching work all about'.’ Was It just about “Battlestar Galactica.” I 24’ POOL only $399. docun going across country? — think Maria Jenson is re­ ideas Gary Brenton, Tiverton, ally good as Athena. Could Hea R.l. you tell me wnere to write tained I'd say both you and your to her? Also, was Jack forma brother-in-law need a Haley (the Scarecrow In 18’ POOL only was li $299. off k( crash course in TV trivia, “The Wizard of Oz” ) play­ although he's further off ing the role of Vector in O ! • ^ _____ appar the mark than you are. the episode that aired Feb. Supplies limited. Prices only on in stock cance First, Martin Milner was 25? I would appreciate an The one of the characters, answer because my room­ about George Maharis was the mate and I have a bet pools. Come early1 First come, first served. leadei other (later replaced by going. — Danna Stroud, virtua Glenn Corbett). As to the Santa Barbara, Calif. LAYAWAYS AVAILABLE TO APRIL 15, 1979 But third character — the car Write the cast of whetl — what’s wi^ this insis­ “Battlestar Gallactica” at NEW HOURS: cance tence oq 1966? H ie high­ Universal Studios, Univer­ past I way, was Route 66, but the sal City, CA., care of the Tuesday, Wednesday • 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. show began in 1966 (a while show. 1 hope you told your Thursday, Friday -1 0 a.m. to 8 pm. before the Mustang rolled friend that Jack Haley Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. off Ford’s assembly lines). played Vector and not that Sunday, 12 noon to 5 p.m. BO And as for-the color being the Scarecrow played him. lights yellow — you must have Haley did play the android mom dreamt that. The show was on the show, but he was the powe filmed in black and white, Tinman in “The Wizard of resid so if it were yellow you Oz.” Tsk-tsk. sectii eight black PO' said Walt in a ! use 0 days said. Re ment were whet trigg and wirit