PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Tues.. April 10, 1978 Frank and Emaat EDUCATIONAL TV DINNERS T H f t Y ' P E *'epueArioN AL" i B c n u s B Police Malting Plans Panel Passes Measure Residents Not in Tune Caldwell Stops RSox, r- 1 IF y o u BAT O N E, For the Energy Crisis To Create Gaming Czar To Song of the Rails Jackson Sparks Yanks Page 3 Page 10 Y o u 'L l S e Page 12 Page 13 N B x r t i m b . Strv/CM O lltr td 31 S » n lc 0M OUtrad 31 Painting-Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 E X P E R T PAIN T IN G and INCOME TAX .) P. LEWIS & SON- Interior LEON CIESZYNSKI LANDSCAPING Specializlnf; and Exterior painting, paper BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ THW/ti 4-10 Haudipfitpr PREPARATION in Exterior House Painting. hanging, rcmcxieling. carpen­ ditions. Remodeling. Rec Tree pruning, spraying, try. Fully insured 649-9658. Rooms. 'Garages, FHtchenq Fair Tonight, mowing, wcemng. Call 742- Remodeled. Ceilings. Bath Dogs-BIrdt-Pelt 43 Apaifmentt For Bant 53 Wanted to Bent 57 Autos For Sale 61 ftliSINESS A INDIVIDUAL 7947. ' PERSONAL Paperhanging Tile. Dormers, Roofing Sunny Thursday INCOiME TAXES For particular people, by Residential or Commercim, COCKER SPANIEL THREE BEDROOM USED GAR SPECULS Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime, 649-4291. PUPPIES - AKC Registered. DUPLEX- Stove, I’HEPAHKD - In the com- 1975 nyMOUTH D U tm Details on page 2 Inrl of your home or office, Have shots. Great Easter refrigerator, dishwasher. I'/z TEACHERS- Experienced baths. Yaril. Garage. Nice Sport Coup*. 316 •nglr>«. tuto. CHILD CARE - For ages 2 gift! Coll 528-8648 after 5:30 Uant.. ex. cond. ,';ill (Hfr763:i. for an appoint- BRICK. FIELDSTONE. neighborhood. Manchester. DOCKSPACE or MOORING - thru 8. in my State Licensed Exterior Pa inters now pm. iiicnl BLOCK, PLASTERING. Available first week of May. For .small sailboat, on lake •2395- Home. Hours: 7 to 6 daily. Hot b(X)king for spring / summer jobs. Free Estimates. Fireplaces, chimneys, walls, $325 monthly, plus gas heat near Manchester. Evenings, 1974 CHEVY IMPALA lunch, laundry and overtime PONY FOR SALE- Large 6468775. Reasonable rates 649-5873. veneer. New, repair. E. Pony. Good personality and and utilities. References WABON Chemical Fire INCOME TAX Preparation- .services offered Excellent Richardson 643-0889. required. CaW 646-8165;’ One owner. 350 V-6. auto., power Experienced, At your home, references, 643-9677, habits. Rides Western or RETIRED COUPLE wishes a steering, air. .Vol. XCVm, No. 162 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, April 11, 1979 f'ail Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or PROFESSIONAL PAINTING English. $150. firm. Call 742- SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) » A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20it Single Copy » 15t Home Deliver^ - Interior and Exterior. 9841. 5 room Town House, East Side •1295 525-8263. HOME GARDENS ROTO- ,of Town. 875-4426. — More than 30 lamilids were TILLED- Manchester. Bolton. Commercial and Residential No place to store your 1974 AMC BREMLIN temporarily evacuated Tuesday Free Estimates. Fully In­ Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 HORSE FOR SALE- 15.2 bicycle? Sell It for extra 6 cyl., manual trans., excellent Vernon. Coventry and An­ cond.' night as firefighters struggled to INCOME TAX dover areas. Call 742-9015. sured. 646-4879 hands. Saddle bred. Beautiful cash with a low cost PREPAHATION - Your home BIDWELL HOME Improve­ •1595.00 keep an explosive chemical blaze Blinding Contracting 33 animal. Well trained. Easy Classified Ad. or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con­ ment Co Expert Installation personality. Rides Western or 1970 PLYMOUTH from spreading to a lOO.OOO-gallon sultant, 871-9554. ol aluminum siding gutters English. $700 firm. 742-9841. WES RdlilHNS Carpentrv □ AUTOMOTIVE SATEUTE gasoline storage lank yards away. and trim. Roofing installation •••••••••••••••••••••••••• BIRCH STREET - Four room 318 engine, auto., P/s, air cond., Spectators crowded streets Tornadoes ri’modeling specialist Ad­ FREE JUNK CAR and repairs 649-6495 , 871-2.323. Musical Instruments 44 apartment, second floor, heal 4 dr., excellent condition. ditions. rcc roftms. dormers, near the Hampden Color and ALLAN T, KEELER'S TAX REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. and appliances not included. Autos For Sale 61 •1295- SF:RVICE. Tax Returns done built-ins. bathrooms, SPECIALIZING cleaning and 1 2 PRICE ON GUITARS and No pets, security. $175 . 646- Chemical Co. as firefighters, in the privacy of your home. ROTOTILLING LAWN AND kitchens, 649-3446 repairing chimneys, roofs, other instruments. Rivers 1189 m m m m s M is using foam trucked in from WE PAY $10 for complete tSEIVKE Call 871-1781. for annointment GARDENS with rear tine new riKits Free estimates. 30 Music. 7 Main Street, New junk cars. Call Joev at Tolland Westover Air Force Base in Trov Built Tiller Call CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. years Experience. Howlev. Britain 225-1977. ONE ROOM FURNISHED Rt. 8, Andovtr Additions. Repairs. Cabinets. Auto Body. 528-19W. Chicopee hnd the Air National Rip Path ACCURATE. , 8791 643-5361 APARTMENT. Near Vernon 742-6744 Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. Guard, smothered flames that EXPERIENCED TAX Boats-Accessorlet 45 Circle I Route 831. Utilities in­ MONTE CARLO 1973, Power REFINISIIED .KITCHEN ROOFER WILL Install roof, cluded $55 per week. Securi­ shot 60 feet in the air. IIEI.I’-Your home Um cost. TIMOTHY .1 CONNELLY steering, power brakes, CABINETS & COUNTER - siding or gutter for low dis­ 1 974 F U R Y - 16'z-foot ty. 875-4141. No one was reported injured. Small Ipisine.ss? .Sold Home? Carpentry and general con­ automatic. $1,575. Call 649- 1977 BUICK SKYLARK - Woodwork, Floors for homes count price Call Ken at 647- fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Ilciiiizcd (Icdiiclions 633 1267 tracting Residential and 1149 anytime. Small V-8. Excelleni on gas. and apartments Call 667-.3643, 1566 1975 55-horsepower outboard commercial Whether-it be a Low mileage. Very sharp! ask for Ken. Chevy engine 2 tanks, $2,500. SUPER 1972 MERCURY Frontier Clash Of Death $3400. 742-6286. after 5 p.m. small repair job, a cu.stom TRACY BROTHERS- Also 50 horse Johnson out­ r& M TREE SERVICE - Free built home or anything in Homes lor Bent 54 CAPRI - 2 door, 4 speed, stan­ Palestinians in southern eslirnatcs. discount senior MISCELLANEOUS TYPING- Rooling. Flat Roof. Hot Tar. board. $300 228-0475 or 228- dard transmission, radial WICHITA FAI.LS, Texas (UPI) - Prolcssional quality. Phone between, call 646-1379 Gravel., Built-Up Roofing BANK REPOSSESSIONS Lebanon launched rockets at two "We have legs cut off, a guy with citizens Company 9550 WANTED- 2-3 single male tires, very clean, extra good 742-9502, a m or alter 6 p m Commercial & Residentiai, FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile A line of howling tornadoes ripped a his chin nearly gone and a lot of head Manchester-owned and engineers. Share large house. gas mileage. Must be seen. Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, northern Israeli towns today and Pick up and delivery service. NEWTON SMITH- Free Estimates. 872-6269 1971 18 FOOT LYMAN BOAT path of death along the "Texas- injuries and a lot of broken bones," operated. Call 646-1327, Remodeling. Repairs, and Bolton. June 1. I^ase. 1 vehi­ 633-8863 keep trying. needs body work $2100; 1973 Israel returned artillery fire in & TRAILER With 105 HP OklahomS border late Tuesday, said a weary Billy HoberLson, ad­ WATERPROOFING Rec-Rooms. ,No job to small. cle each. No children, Ford Country Sedan Station the first frontier clash since the REW EAVING hum holes. 649-3144 Chrysler Engine, also, .J971. animals, pets. 643-2880 1970 PONTIAC- One owner. Wagon $900; 1973 Chevrolet smashing homes and businesses to ministrator of Vernon's Wilbarger Hatchways. Foundation Good condition, Two.cariopies. signing of the Egyplian-Israeli Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Heeling-Plumbing 35 Clean. Air conditioning. 2 Bel A ir $900; 1972 Ford kindling and killing dozens of per­ General Hospital. Window shades. Venetian ' Cracks, 'rile Lines, Sump •Many extras! Sacrificing for Door Hardtop. $750, or best peace treaty. Pumps. Window Wells, Gravi- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Maverick $900; 1970 Chevrolet The salvos of Soviet-made sons. Others were trapped under Jack Hales, a severe storm blinds Keys. TV FOR RENT, SEW ERLINES, sink lines, Li(|uidation $1200. or best offer, 633-3802. Malibu $700; 1970 Chrysler I IV Fe e d s. 30 Y e a rs ' Additions and Remodeling. offer, 643-6900. piles of twisted debris. forecaster with the Weather Service Marlow's. H67 Mam .St. 649- Free estimates. Call Anthony cleaned with electric cutters, New Yorker $650 The above Katyusha rockets directed 5221 Experience' 643-4953. 242- Ottices-Stores lor Bent 55 FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good At least 50 people — 34 of them in in Kansas City, Mo., said Tuesday’s 5915 Squillacote 649-0811 by professionals McKinney may be seen at the Savings against Kiryat Shmona and TROMBONE- In excellent condition. New tires, power Bank of Manchester. Mam this oil city of 11)0,000 — were killed slorms produced the deadliest Bros., Sewage Disposal Com- condifion Buescher, with MANCHESTER- Main Street coastal Nahariya came in retalia­ Sticky Afternoon ODD .lORS DONE - Cellars., CARPENTER - Repairs, steering power brakes. Phone Street. Manchester. by the twisters that wantonly skipped twisters since April 3, 1974, when 300 pany 643-5.308, oversized case $250. Call 649- moderriooffice available. 400 633-2147. tion for a punitive Israeli strike allies, garages, yards' remodeling, additions, gar­ along the border, strafing a half c 1 e a n e d . m o vin g , 7085 anytime. sq. ft. Heat, AC included. Call against Palestinian strongholds in Tuesday afternoon was, a sticky one for Community Development moratorium. Both persons were killed in Ohio, Ken- ages. 'rooting Call David NO JOB TOO H MALL-Toilet 646-2469ior 646-2755. VW DASHER - 1974. Light dozen communities in the area tiieky, Alabama and T^nopssco. trucking laiam for sale. Lawn Painting-Paparing 32 Palria. 644-1796, repairs, plugged drains, FORD- 1973 Gran Torino. blue. 4 speed, sunroof, AM- southern Lebanon less than 24 many Town of Manchester employees. They items will be decided by town voters service No job loo big or 1972 SUPER SIDEWINDER Power steering and brakes. V- FM, new tires, and exhaust. hours earlier. spent the afternoon sticking address labels on known as "tornado alley." The Tuesday storms reserved the small .568-8.522 kitihen lancets replaced, SKIBOAT - 115 HP Mercury. 466 MAfjN STREET. North of 8 Automatic. Very good condi­ Tuesday. Copies of the information sheets Another 600 persons were reported PAINTING - Interior and FIR.ST CLASS CARPENTRY repaired, rec rooms, Post office, about 5,000 sq. ft. No rust. $2250. 649’2162. Official sources said rockets worst devastation for Wichita Falls, exterior, paperhanging.' Power trim Accessories. tion. Reasonable offers. 643- a two-part brochure, which provides informa­ will be mailed to all registered voters in injured, at least two dozen of them - Remodeling and Additions. bathroom remodeling, heat Trailer. 649-8797, of centbaliy located space. 8422 were fired on the coastal town of a thriving oil andQ;as business com­ COMPLETE CARPET «i Tile excelleni work references Kitchens ami Rec Rooms, 35 modernization, etc Free Ideal for store, office or. other 1970 FORD GALAXIE - 2 tion about the proposed water bond issue and town. (Herald photo by Strempfef) critically. munity nestlqjd along the Red River. Free estimates Fully in­ door, hardtop. Good condition. Nahariya after midnight, but inslallation and repairs Free years experience' For Free Estimate gladly given. M & M 1968 PENYAN 18 ft. BOAT business or commercial use. 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- A gigantic tornado — which "II appears it was one funnel that eslimales. Call 646-3745. alter sured Marlin Matson, 649- Estimates, call 646-4239 Plumbing & Ileaiing. 649-2871 Call 6462426 9-5 pm. 643-4280. there was no damage or injuries. 4431. Refinished Iasi year, 1974 65- Runs but needs work. Best Weather Service forecasters said moved east to west," said city traffic 5 p III horsepower Mercury motor, offer. Call 633-8258. may have been a ha)f mile wide at and Transportation Director Ed FARRAND REMODELING - MANCHESTER PLUMBING trailer. .New tires, many OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 1969 CHEVY WAGON- For Near Crash DUALITY PAINTING and Cabinets and Formica Tops', & HEATING - Repairs. the base and three miles in length — Ilschner. IIRICK. Ill.OCk, STONE acces.sories Asking $1200 or or for light manufacturing. DATSUN 260 Z 1974- Air, AM- parts. 307 engine. First $50. Paper Hanging by W illis Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ Remodeling Pumps repaired Approximately 850 sq. ft. Air Call 643-9467 anytime. DETROIT (UPI) — A National They Made Few slashed into the heart of Wichita ' 'There were some reports that two Fireplaces.conciele Cliimnev best oiler. Call 742-7090 after 5 FM 8 track. Excellent con­ Sciiullz Fully insured ditions, Decks, All types ol replaced Free eslimales. repairs No job too small PM. conditioned building. 633-3343 dition! Call 649-4182. Transportation Safety Board Falls at dusk, tossing cars and trucks or three funnels combined to form I'clerences 649-4343 Remodeling and Repairs E leciric drain-snaking 24- 633-0136 after 5 PIVT Save' Call . Ih 4-8356 for es- 1967 BUICK SPECIAL - For spokesman said investigators of about like toys and leveling stately one giant funnel on the west side of Phone 643-6017. hour service. 646-02.37 parts only. $150. 649-6130 after timales ASiW PAINTING Contrac- 1 974 G R A N D T O R IN O the near-crash of a TWA Boeing homes and businesses to; their foun­ RENTALS OFFICE FOR RENT- Fully 5 PM. town. Hut when I .saw it, it was a big lors Quality painting and LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec WAGON - All power. Air con­ 727 jet last Wednesday night over dations. ' BOTTI HEATING & carpeted. Air conditioning. ditioned. Trailer hitch. But Grilled the gigantic shaft,” he said. paper hanging at rea.sonahio Wll.l, CLEAN CELLARS Al­ rooms, roofing and repairs PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, Convenient location, ample Trucks lor Sale 62 southern Michigan will question National Guardsmen and police While hospital employees worked lies and haul away scrap iron rales Fully insured Free Free estimates Call Charles Booms lor Bent 52 Regular gas. Call 643-9888. kitchen and lav faucets parking. Available May 1st. crew members “ in a day or two” By GREG PEARSON patrolled for looters in streets filled under emergency power in a frantic E REE ol charge' Call 644- Estimates Call Wavne 649- Schiavelli at 649-2405 replaced and repaired. (XK) to $30,000 for patrol personnel and Municipalities might lake steps iVIrs. Jackston, 643-1316. GMC 1973 JIMMY- Power 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN in Los Angeles to determine what Herald Reporter to with mangled autos and began the effort to treat bloody victims jam­ 3'2.'14, 7696 anylimc Remodeling Call 646-8641. THOMP.SON HOUSE- Cen­ window van. Excellent condi- . an increase from $7,600 to $10,000 for try to, eliminate the amount of time trally located. Downtown steering, power brakes. 4 happened during the incident. MANCHESTER - They maide few investigative personnel. j grisly task of removing bodies from ming emergency rooms, law enforce­ OFFICES FOR RENT - speed. 12-16-5 tires and tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ that has to be wasted in courtrooms Manchester, Kitchen Excellent location. 750 sq. ft. tains chairs. Stereo and Federal officials have dis­ cuts Tuesday night, but members of Stephen Penny, chairman of the beneath the debris left by the ment authorities faced (lie major privileges. Call 649-2358. wheels. Must sell! 875-7087. by police officers. Reasonable. Heat. Air. cassette. Radials. 429-9461. covered a 30-minute recording the Town Board of Directors board, and other board meinhefs deadliest Texas tornado in a quarter task of keeping looters out of both Private Intirucllont 18 Beal Eilate Wanted 28 Articles lor Sale Director seplien Cassano asked Why not send 41 Parking. Janitorial. Call Max 1975 O L D S M O B I L E 98 that included the time the plane thought the decrease should be more century. devastated areas and sections left Apartments For Bent S3 Grossman 649-5334. 1977 C H E V Y 1/2 TO N Questioned several accounts in th6 that a study be done to compare REXIENCY 4 door hardtop. rolled over completely twice and since the board last year approved A woman was taken in critical con­ RIDING LESSONS indoor a happy thought ALL CASH For your property, s w i m m i n g P O O L S PICKUP- Customized. Asking Police Department budget that may having a civilian dog warden instead unprotected by lawmen responded to riding ring Western slock within 24 hours Avoid Red LOOKING for anything in real Silver with black vinyl lop. t(wk a more than five-mile nose dition to a hospital in Lawton, Okla. the emergency. to someone today! DLSTRIBUTOR forced to dis- LARGE HOUSE- Bolton 20,000 original miles. Power $4500 or best offer. Call 647- be the subject of more detailed the filling of eight police positions of a police officer in that role. seal, saddle .seal and hunt Tape, Instant Service. Haves po.se ol brand now 31' long estate rental - apartments, dive has been erased. — where at least three persons died Business Zone. Suitable lor of­ steering, power brakes, power 9261 before noon, or after 6 review. that had been vacant. Cassano also questioned a $2,000 "Besides the casualties, the worst scat All levels '228-9817 Corp 646-0131 above ground pools complete homes, multiple dwellings'* fices. Available June 1. Prin­ p.m. — with a 3-foot-long, 2-by-4 inch •••••••••••••••••••••••••a No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate windows, factory air. AM-FM Board members’ questions about “ Where does the savings accrue account for the washing of police problem is the looting,” .said police with sundeckJ fencing, filter cipals only. 643-2880. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Safe Cosmetics board driven through her abdomen. VOICE, PIANO Instructions SELLING.your house'’ Call us Associates, Inc. 646-1980 stereo radio. Excellent condi­ the $2,2J3,674 budget included the from these new employees if it isn't administrative assistant Don Pilcher and includes Ipll installation. tion. $4000 or best offer. Can cruisers. The department now uses a Former lanilty New York n REAL ESTATE lirsi and we ll make you a Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 following; in the overtime account?" Penny A 4-year-old g irl died on an in Wichita Falls. "They hit right Asking $98j) Financing MANCHESTER - Retail, be seen after 4 PM weekdays WASHINGTON (U H ) - The car wash in East Hartford. Music and Art High School aaaaaaatfaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa cash olfer' T .1 Crockett, available Cajl Stan collect MANCHE.STER- West Center • Why is there little decrease in asked. operating table at Wichita Falls’ after it happened and there's been storage, and/or manufac­ and anytime weekends. 569- MOTORCYCLE Food and Drug Administration DepartmetTt officials have said the Prolessional Singer Pianist Hornet For Sale 23 Realtor. 643-1577 '203-236-5871 Street. Four room apartment. turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to Police Chief Robert Lannan and Belhania Hospital during emergency 3467. INSURANCE- Lowest Rales said it believes cosmetics can be the overtime accounts even though plenty of it. We've got patrols in the 644-8597 - Tile bath, appliances, private 50,000 s(i. ft. Very cost is cheap for the number of 4 Available! Immediate Bin­ eight employees have been added in Town Manager Robert Weiss said surgery when the storm knocked out area." VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 MAY WE BUY your home" SEARS SEWINg m a c h i n e - entrance and storage. Good reasonable. Brokers produced in a method to prevent vehicles washed, and the price is WE PAY TOP PRICES for ding Sunny Day Option. Call overtime costs reflect salary in­ power. Looting also was reported in other Schoofi-CfasMS 19 1 2 room Cape Wall to wall Quick, lair, all cash and no good condition, all at­ location. Available im­ protected. Call Heyman cancer-causing substances called the past year? lower than can be obtained in town. mediately Quiet or retired wrecked and junk cars. A & B Joan. 643-1126. In Vornon, 50 miles west of Wichita carpeting throughout nrohlem Call Warren E tachments. $50 Call 643-8639 Properties, 1-226-1206. nitrosamines from being formed • Why are there increases in creases for employees. There also Cassano wondered, however, if the comiiiunilics. hut only Wichita Falls' llowland. Realtors. 643-1108 persons References, securi­ Auto Salvage, used auto parts. F'alls, 12 persons were killed and the FOR rilE H E S 'l- Manchester Fireplaced living room Many anytime I Call Tony 646-6223. motor vehicle repair accounts when are certain expected costs — such as authorities reported "several built-ins Lovely private yard ty. No pets, or children FOR COMPETITIVE and wants the industry "to take savings in the cost isn’t lost in travel Gvmnaslic School 3 to 5 MOTORCYCLE a dozen new cruisers have recently coverage for parades and the road injured swamped hospital facilities. arrests" of people who smashed in Near .scliools, $.54,500. Prin­ QUICK CASH FOR YOUR Unheated, $215 monthly immediate measures to eliminate time and gas usage for the trips to .ills per leacher FR E E in- 1977 PINTO CRUISING INSURANCE- Call the been received by the department? race — and unexpected costs — such Another person was reported dead at windows ami tried to escape with i^;i,riidiiclorv lesson with this ad ciples only. Call 875-7415 HOME- Flexible, lair Call Write to; P.O. Box 244, East- to the extent possible” any of the East Hartford, especially since WAGON- V-6, automatic. experts al Crockett Agency, as extra detective work or disasters nearby Harrold, Texas. television sets, jewelry and other Call 646-6'3(Hi, or 6.16-3549 Bob al Wolverlon Agenev 649- ★ ford. Conn, nitrosamines, in its products. • What would be the savings if the cruisers are washed regularly, 2813 CONSOLE COLOR TV Excellent condition. $2800! 643-1577, ask for Marilyn or Police Department stopped using a — that require overtime pay. "It just left a path of death," said merchandise during the height of the IMMEDIATE Cash lor your Call 649-2971, after 5 p.m. Judy. Nitrosamines have been proVed to Cassano also said there should be property Let us explain our Z E N IT H - A sk in g $200 APARTMENT and HOUSES A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD car wash in East Hartford? Weiss also said -the investigation Vernon Police Chief Wayne Hendrix. confusion. lair proposal Call Mr, H o u ie h o ld Qoodt 40 Excelleni condition, new pic­ For Rent We have 100s of ren­ Could help to sell ,vour items cause cancer in test animals, and reduction in motor vehicle repair ac­ 1970 ' P O N T IA C 1976 ITT 400- Bought new in • What would be the savings if a work by the Police Department is the Flattering Crochet Relfiore, 647-1413 ture tube Call evenings alter tals in all Areas, Prices and faster, rent your room quicker by implication pose the same counts since 12 new crui.sers have 6 p 111 , 647-1511 Sizes. Call Rental Aiisistors. and bring you better results! BONNEVILLE- Very good 1977. Well maintained. $750. civilian, rather than a police officer, "nuts and bolts" of police work and REFRIGERATORS condition. Power steering, threat to man. been added during this budget year. Washers Ranges, used, 236-5646. Small Fee Ask the Herald Classified Ad Call 647-1852. ask for Larry, filled the dog warden position? is one reason the town’s average for COLUMBIA - 6 room ranch brakes and windows. Asking •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 'Cosmetic manufacturers are Penny al.so asked that the board wjlh 3 bedrooms First Boor, guaranteed and clean New FOAM FOR CUSHIONS, taker about details. Put the The board reviewed the budget for arrests on burglaries exceeds the Show Will Go On $750. Call 649-8962. Campers-Trallers put on nptice that cosmetic attempt to set policy on professional in-law apartjnent 2 1 2 baths, shipment damaged, G FI & MATRESSES, VANS. Any MANCHESTER- Main Street. STAR to work for vou! Phone national average. shape, size, thickness Quality 2 3 room apartments, heated 643-2711. Mobile Homes 65 products may be analyzed by the 2‘/z hours and made minimal cuts in a development and training accounts, basement, rec room. FZxcep- FRIGIDAIRF,. l.ow prices few accounts. The other questions Weiss also said police officers B 1) Pearl & Son, 649 Mam DuPont Firm Foam; low fac­ Hot water, appliances. No FDA for nitrosamine contamina­ which pay for trips to seminars and tionaltv clean 2 ear detached 1972 PUMA H.ARDTOP often have to be paid for time spent garage 3 1 2 manicured Street, 643-2171 tory prices. Foamland. 1-677- pets. Parking. Security 5'23- tion and that individual products raised are expected to be discussed conferences. One cut was made in 4(II'6 7047 2 SMALL ' POPUP- Stove, sink, heater, Without CD Foes U: later in the budget review before the in courts to testify for cases. This acres. VIEW llurrv $79,500 chemical toilet. Sleeps six. could be subject to enforcement one of these accounts, but the board’s l.essenger sells 646-8713 OFFICES often can be a drawn-out process. FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom Mint condition! $1200. Call action,” the agency said. final budget is set in May. policy probably will set the final Set Excellent condition. FOUR GOODYEAR E-78-14 FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. Director Thomas Connors asked if Ry SlI.'jAN VAUGHN Von Deck said .today he decided to tires $80. Four .Sprint GT F- Available now' Mature cou­ OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 649-5341, The proposed overtime accounts decisions in those accounts. COVENTRY - 6 room new Queen-size bed, triple dresser, the Connecticut Conference. of Horulil Itt'iiorlor drop out of the debate after he was Ranch 2 lircplaces Very at- dresser with shelved mirror, 70-14 $40. Metro.soiind AM-FM ple, no pets, security. Call would result in a reduction from $32,- FOR RENT Includes all utilities and 1967 STARCRAFT TENT Accord Reached informed Sunday by DiRo.sa that he Iraclive - acre non-developed night stand 4 years old $8(k) easselte player. 2 tri-axle mornings or after 4:00 PM MANCHESTER — A panel discus­ 250 square feet, center of Air Conditioning. Cen­ TRAILER-'Sleeps 8. Stove, was not going to participate. Von -$54,900 Lessenger Sells 646- 568-0935 speakers $100 . 32 inch com­ 649-1265 Manchester, air con­ tral location. ice box. propane tank, awning. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Chief sion on the April 17 federal Com­ Deck said he "couldn't see going 8713 mercial Goodall lawfimower Call 643-8851 $100. 26 inch commercial 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3 ditioning and parking. Excellent condition' $650. Call federal mediator Wayne Horvitz, munity Development referendum against two others " by him.self. It E XCELLEN T CONDITION - Call 643-fel. 871-1844 shortly before midnight Tuesday, will go on tonight on Cable TV, but Wll.LIMANTIC -’('lean 6 1 2 Complete Double bed and 2 .lacohson Reelmower $50. 633- room apartment, healed. No was too late to get another sub­ '2678 pets .Security required. $230. 5^. announced the Teamsters union Congress Recess Due without any speakers for the opposi­ room Cape, garage Quiet Bureaus Asking $170 Call stitute, he said, 646-2426. 9-5 PM. and the trucking industry have tion area $40.(kK) Lessenger Sells alter 5 p m . 643-0767. Cu.s.sano said today that he and Crocket 646-8713 M.Vl'CHING CHAIR & SOFA- reached a tentative agreement on WASHINGTON (UPI) - Congress The other majhr bill, with which "It may be advisable for this to a Both opposition s|)eakors, Town Plaid Herculon. In good condi­ Penny will still appear on the HENDREDON SOFA- Gowl ASHFORD - THREE ROOM today began its annual Easter recess, Congress also toyed past the be an oversight Congress," he said. tion. Call 649-6215r with carpet and 16 17 IB 19 20 tion against the deaf and hearing im­ she .said. "We providejntcrprelcr.s 1979a u )UM withnsT2-pA(rr acres with hr'autilul view of FU LL LENGTH Ranch Mink PUPPIES - Labrador ...... 23 heckuva job. more Rental Assistors, 236- (Jomics...... well, is an agency head and doesn't employer — refused to provide inter­ paired has declined substantially for every conceivable situation. " “(Jift Section** with full vqllev $15,000. 19 open and Coat, excellent condition Size Retreiver No papers. Call Eklitorial ...... For five years, the advocate for .5646. small tpe, 24 25 ...... 11 have to handle the discrimination preters for its deaf workers at since she went to work for the state liircctions. Price ... $2.00 wiKKled ai res Irontage black 12 or 14 $800 875-2.344. after 5 PM 643-9474 21______22 23 Connecticut’s nearly 200,000 deaf and "Hut there just aren’t enough of ALSO THCSI lOORS ATSU9 EACH. - , ______•* -' ------.L--.—- Ehitertainment ...... 18 cases. grievance hearings. in 1974. huHding.Aii^l Many others them to go around, ' she said. Ne. a ttl-B lU C RIBBON BUIITS. l.es.senger Sells 646-8713 DINING ROOM SET well AKC REGISTERED LANDLORDS - LIST All of F a m ily ...... 26-32 hearing impaired citizens has been But in an interview Tuesday Relying heavily on sign language 27 311 29 30 ‘ Caatalni ilitaen Iteely Biith. •••••••••••••••••••••«•••• made matching table, six D.ALMATION- 4'j years old. your vacancies with us FR E E 26 Food ...... 25 fighting her clients’ battles against through an interpreter, Mrs. Wrasel "We have a darn goixl rec(jrd for What do the interpreters do!' Ne. B-117-BUIITS ON PARADE. of charge Qualified tenants and an interpreter, Mrs, Brasel went Dlreetlaai ter e iite n iiU tt. fnvMtmanl Property 25 chairs, buffet and liquor \'ery gwid watch dog. and Obituaries ...... 12 discrimination. saving jobs," she said. "You name it we provide it, " Mrs. waiting. Rental Assistors. 236- 34 35 said she has felt an obligation to han­ to work for the 200 or so deaf No. Q-111-BRANBMOTNER'S FIOW- cabinet $2.50 646-2869 goqjl with children. $75 or best 31 32 33 "I've personally handled all dis­ Bra.sel said. ER BUILTS. IB fMClaatiai BalUe. 5646, small fee. Peopletalk...... 2 dle! tha scores of discrimination employees'at Pratt & Whitney, When In her mind, the No. 1 problem TWO FAMILY OR TOSSIBLE ofler 643-9084. crimination cases,” said Mrs. No. Q-m ~ AMERICA'S FAVORITE 3 .FAMILY Excellent in-, -NFJ.CO SEWING M ACHINE- i ----— — ^------•’Sports...... 13-15 cases that have arisen over the the dust finally settled, a Superior facing her agency is the same Interpreters have been used to help AFBNANS. A beautHel leiMtlM. 40 i i ------:------37 u 39 ■Television ...... 18 Brasel. the executive director of deaf persons in courtrooms, the doc­ NO. B-ISO-MARE A HFT. MM! come. 2 'car garage B uilt - in button holer, PARAKEETS- Buy direct 456 MAIN STREET. First years. Court judge had ordered the problem facing almost every other fifti tar friendi aad faMily. Appliances 7 12 -4 nxmis. decorative stitches Excelleni from the breeder! (?ages and floor. 3 room healed apart­ ^Weather...... 2 Connecticut's Commission on Deaf Her crowning negotiating achieve­ manufacturer of airplane engines to agency in these fiscally austere tor’s office and even during child­ Manv. many extras. $53,900. ment $200 Securitv. No pets: ...... (xindilion. including cabinet Supplies also available. Call nd Hearing Impaired. "And I've ment came last year. provide the interpreters. times money. Mrs. Brasel said her birth and open heart surgery. Call 649-6658 or 649-9937 $150 649-64,37 6 M -fe Call 646-2426, 9-5 PM. PAGE TWO - EVENliyO HERALD. Wed., April 11, 1879 "1 • T S i V 1 cYisninuEVENING ncn/tuu, HERALD. Yveo., Wed., April April 11, 11, 1979 — PAGE THREE Services ' Meeting To Delay Start ^ ralice Make Plans for Fuel, Cruiser Shortages By GREG PEARSON The board, after a one-hour of fuel and cut down on maintenance • Reduction of the number of • Elimination of coverage of Planned business meeting, spent 2(4 hours costs due to high mileage use,” would be cumbersome for transpor­ Herald Reporter geographical patrol districts from events which are not of a critical reviewing the proposed police Minor wrote. seven to six. ting prisoners or larger police of­ Of Proposed Dental Plan MANCHESTER - The Police nature, such as parades and walk-a- ficers, budget. (See related story on [>age The present budget would not • Alternating patrol vehicles on a thons. Department has developed six steps Stephen Penny, chairman of the Thursday one). replace any of the police cruisers in daily basis. Board members also had other it would take if a reduction in its fuel board, said the compact automobiles By GREG PEARSON board instead of one submitted by the Barlow, however, said such a Part of. that review included dis­ the 1979-80 fiscal year. Purchase of • Doubling up cruisers from one- suggestions for possible reduction of could be used by detectives or the Maundy Thursday, which local dental society. The proposal by program is proper. He ruled on the allotment or its fleet of cruisers oc­ Herald reporter curred. cussion of possil^e steps to cut fuel new vehicles would be postponed un­ person to two-person cars. fuel usage. chief for day-to-day activity. traditionally observes the events of the five dentists set high income matter because one of the dentists use. ■ • », til early in the 1980-81 fiscal year. MANCHESTER - Represen­ The Town Board of Directors also • Non-emergency, after-the-fact Director Stephen Cassano I.annan said the use of the smaller the last meal of Jesus with his dis­ maximum limits for persons who who signed the petition. Dr. John The Police Department submitted Normally, about half of the fleet tatives of a group of dentists opposed offered suggestions on fuel- complaints would be taken over the wondered if smaller automobiles vehicles will be studied. ciples, will be ob.served with special could qualify for the program. Barry, is the brojher of Town At­ a report from Capt. Henry Minor that has been replaced each year, telephone or the person would be to the proposed low-cost dental ser­ conservation steps, including the could be used for some of the police Dijjgctor John FitzPatrick also services and masses in Manchester About 27 dentists submitted a peti­ torney David Barry. detailed steps the department would “Implementation of part or all of a s k ^ to come to the police station. vice plan want to meet with attorney purchase of some compact cars and duties. The department presently wondered if diesel-fuel engines might area churches tomorrow. tion to Weiss that questioned the The town’s Health Department take if fuel becomes scarce or too these plans will result in a reduction • Reduction of response time by Malcom Barlow, who last week the possible use of diesel-fuel uses larger, eight-cylinder models.' be helpful. Manchester -churches planning propriety of the proposed program. would be in charge of processing and expensive or the department's fieet of or an elimination of some of the prioritizing nonemergency com­ Police Chief Robert Lannan said observances tomorrow’ include issued an opinion that the proposed "They said the low-cost dental service engines. Lannan said diesel-fuel engines service is proper. screening applications for the of cruisers is not replaced. services other than emergency ser­ plaints and assigning them to the (he compact vehicles would not be Center Congregational. 8 p.m,. Office approved by the Advisory Board of Both were discussed at Tuesday would hinder the department when a program. Weiss has delayed any of "The following contingencies could vice, which we provide at this time." assigned district car only in order to able to take the constant use required vehicle is needed for a high-speed of Tenebrae with Holy Communion; Because of this expected meeting. Health would eliminate a choice of night’s board meeting, the first Town Manager Rotert Weiss has this work until at least next week. be implemented to prolong the useful Minor wrote. reduce travel time. of police vehicles, he said. They also chase. Concordia Lutheran, noon and 7:30 selection for persons who qualify for budget workshop the directors have life of the fleet and preserve the use The six proposed steps are: postponed any town involvement in Koft did not comment on any held. p.m., service!! using part of the ' Cor­ the service. Those who took part further action the dentists might take Dinky Fair porate Confession and h'orgiveness," the program for at least another would have to go to the one office run week. in connection with the proposed ANDOVER - The An­ with stripping of the altar at 7:30; ) { by the five dentists. program. Emanuel Lutheran. II a m. and 7:30 Weiss met Tuesday with Dr. dover Elementary School Kdwanl Daly will sponsor a "Dinky p.m.. service with Holy Communion. Dolly Parian Howard Koft, who is vice p ^ id e n t Northeast Defends Hike ARE YOU AOAINST of the Manchester Dental ^iety. Fair” April 19 from noon to Also St. James Roman Catholic, Suti Worshippers Warned HARTFORD (UPI) ^ Northeast hearing, said the rate increase would than by using oil-or coal-fired plants. 7:30 p.m., mass of the Ix)rd's Supper; Koft said he and several other den­ 2 p.m. It will feature Utilities says it needs the $131.2 allow Northeast to complete the The public hearing held earlier in St. John's Polish National Catholic. 7 Peopleialk tists hope to meet with Barlow within million rate increase it is seeing if it g a m e s , p r iz e s , andv a week. Against More Sunspots Millstone III nuclear plant at Water­ the day was the first of several the refreshments, p.m., ma.ss and the institution of the is to attract investors to finance the ford by 1984, two years ahead of the HUD Division of Public Utilities Control Blesses .Sacrament; .South United "We,want to discuss the opinion he copstruction of facilities needed to A small admission fee REGIONAL HOU8INQPLAN7 present schedule. plans to hold on Northeast’s request Methodist, 7:30 p.m , Cornish choir sent to Weiss,” Koft said of the STORRS (UPI) — Son worshippers found. Researchers in Canada and meet Connecticut’s future power will entitle children to play proposed meeting with the attorney. "There are plusses in doing that," — the largest in state history. * all of the games they want concert: Trinity Covenant, 6:30 p.m,. Flat Road Section will be more likely to get skin cancer Denmark have noticed similar needs. Keveney said. "The unit is one which’ Weiss, after meeting with Koft, from this summer’s sun because of matches. The firm says it needs the rate in­ to. service; and Zion Evangelical But that’s not the way a group of if completed in 1984 would have a crease if it is to attract investors to agreed to postpone any town involve­ increased sunspot activity, a Univer­ Sunspots deplete the layer of ozone Lutheran. 7:30 p.m . worship with consumers saw the request Tuesday. reduced cost of $350 million." put up the capital funds to pay for Board iM(‘elin^ VOTE Holy Communion. ment in the dental program until at sity of (Connecticut specialist warns. surrounding the earth. Ozone blocs About 50 persons, including one Named for Parton least one week from today. This will Keveney said the savings would completion of the Millstone III VERNON - The Board ON QUESTION 2 FOR IT Area churches planning service Dr. Michael Viola, an associate ultraviolet light waves, which cause senior citizen with a symbolic box of result from reduced construction nuclear plant. Without the increase of Directors of Hockanum tomorrow include Bolton Tennessee Rep. Bill Atchley tion, he bought two luxury cruise give the dentists the opportunity to professor of medicine at UCConn, used malignant melanoma. marshmallows, showed up at a public costs. Northeast says it won’t be able to Industries will meet April TWO YEAR M O RATO RIUM Congregational. 7:30 p.m., Commu­ figured his proposal was going to ships idled last year when Pacific meet with Barlow. data from the (Connecticut Tumor The researcher also reported that hearihg to complain about the rate For the first 12 years of Millstone guarantee its gas and electricity 18 at 7:30 p.m, in the com­ nion Service, with its theme “The bring leers, guffaws and wisecracks Far East Lines went bankrupt. The town’s Advisory Board of Registry to plot the peas and valleys people who work outdoors year-round hike request. I JOIN CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR MANCHESTER'S DEVELOPMENT MANCHESTER Ill's operation, he said, it would cost customers of sufficient power for the munity room of the new from his fellow Nashville legislators, And what will he do with them? Health approved a plan for low-cost in a cancer called malignant New Passover” ; Gilead have less skin cancer than those who Northeast spokesman William Northeast $600 million less to- future. Vernon Police station. The TREASURER: OLORIA DELLA-FERA Says he, "I might park them in inter­ dental service that would establish Congregational of Vernon, 7:30 p.m., and he was right. melanoma over the last 40 years. work on their tans during the Keveney,- contacted after the generate power using Millstone III public is invited. service of Communion and . He had just proposed a stretch of national waters off New Jersey and an interim dental clinic in the office Skin cancer increases have coin­ summer. Tenebrae; St. Peter's Episcopal of state highway be named for curvy make them floating casinos ... or I of five dentists at 452 Tolland Turn­ cided with peas in solar energy from Viola suggested extra care to avoid pike. Hebron, 8 p.ni.. Communion service; country music queen Dolly Parton might put one of them in the Oakland sunspots, which occur about every 11 burning or tanning deeply. COME SEE THE St. Job's Episocpal of Vernon, 10 when Rep. Clifford "Bo" Henry Estury as a cathouse and put West This proposal was accepted by the years, the UConn on^’olneist has Alcohol Forum Set a m. and 7:30 p.m.. The Eueharist, started it. MacArthur out of business." 10:30 a.m, and 7:30 p.m.. Prayer Said he, "This 2.6 miles is just West MacArthur is one of the city’s VERNON — Rockville General Hospital's Department EASTER Watch; 6:30 p.m . the Seder; and about the straightest and most level most notorious red light districts. of Human Services and Alcoholic Care, in cooperation BUNNY Talcotvilic Congregational, 7:30 section of road in Sevier County, isn’t Board To Consider 911 with the Manchester Memorial Hospital and the LAND IN A p m., candelight .service. it? Don't you think it would be more S-F Oscarg Manchester Health Department, will offer a four-week appropriate to have .something moun­ HELICOPTER! Hollywood types aren't the only forum for relatives and friends of problem drinkers. tainous?" MANCHESTER - tow n Manager dent in an emergency situation to Weiss previously had said the cost AT ALL TOP NOTCH ' ones with Oscars. Science fiction The program will start April 18 and continue for four $222 Needed The guffaws followed, but so did an Robert Weiss said Tuesday night the dial 911. A dispatcher would handle of equipment needed for such a PARKING LOTS writers have them too. and the consecutive Wednesdays at 7 p.,m, at Manchester affirmative vote. The flat stretch of Town Board of Directors will have an the call and then transfer it to the ap­ system will be about $26,000. The Nebula Awards are works of art com­ Hospital, Haynes Street. SAT., APR. 14 I For Uniforms highway now — somewhat in­ agenda item in May for approval of propriate emergency service, such board will be asked to buy at least The forum will be headed by Mrs. Lois Ann Beckwith pared with the golden statues of the purchase of equipment needed as the Police or Fire Department. LOOK FOR HIM AT: congruously — is the “Dolly Parton some of this equipment at its May and William Evans. Both have been trained in the family I t0:0OA.M -MANCHESTER Tinseltown. for a 911 emergency telephone MANCHE.STER - The Bennet Parway." The system is expected to cut the meeting,' he said Tuesday. approach to problem drinking. « I 10:05A.M. EAST HARTFORD The Nebula is a block of lucite in system. Junior High School Band Fund has response time of the departments to The system can be started with The sessions will provide basic education on IOiIOAM.-OLASTONBURV which a rock crystal is embedded, ’tiponilblf only $222 left to raise for the 73 new Private Party Weiss is hopeful the system can be such emergencies. It is expected to existing personnel, but future iMgrtphical i 10:15A.M. MIDDLETOWN beneath a floating galaxy. alcoholism/problem drinking. band uniforms which arrived recent­ F’resident Carter is a born-again in operation by July 1, although no eliminate the time of looking up and training sessions are expected for PRICES EFFECTIVE MOI APR.9 THRU SAT., APR. 14, 1979. They'll be passed out April 21, and Pre-registration is required. Anyone wishing to par­ ly. Christian, but he says the matter of exact starting date has been set yet. dialing the present seven-digit dispatchers who will handle the 911 S-F scribes up for best novel honors ticipate may contact Mrs. Beckwith at 647-3176 before Allan Cone, principal of Bennet. prayer lies "between a person and The system,would permit a resi­ number. service, Weiss said. 4:30 p.m. or 649-5168 after 5 p.m. reported to the Board of Education God " — and that means it ought to be this year are Vonda N. McIntyre, 17oz. Can Monday night that the fund-raising conducted outside the classroom. Gardner Dozois, C.J, Cherryhj Tom SEE WHAT 6REEN RANT efforts have brought in $9,4,37. In his Washington press conference Reamy and Gore Vidal. Science 48oz. CAN Bob Guccione — editor of Omni VESnABLES That total in receipts includes $5,- Tuesday, he came down on the side of Peas, Cream or magazine — will keynote the 068 in contributions from 60 local opponents of a measure proposed by Whole Kernel Corn, ceremonies at New York’s Hotel Winners Q o BUYS! Hi-c ; businesses, more than 40 individuals, North Carolina Sen. Jesse Helms to Lut» Plans Events Warwic. FRUIT DRMKS Sliced or French Style five elementary .school PTA's and overturn the Supreme Court ruling COUPONS GOOD Listed %tiUi COUPON AND AOOtnONAl ‘10 00 FOOD PUMCHAII IM II Green Beans the Bennet PTSO. Additional monies banning prayer in public schools. MANCHESTER — The Lutz Junior Museum will spon­ SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY! ONt COUPOWPfB CUltOMIR 0 0 0 0 APA I IHAU APB II 1979 were earned through a candy sale, .Says Carter, "My preference is Glimpseg' sor a series of events exploring stories and tales through ALL COUPONS CAN BE REDEEMED WITH M a n c h e s t e r - $878; a concert, $634; and other that Congress not get involved in the Simon Wisenhyal, the man who books, movies and puppet shows during school vacation ONE ADDITIONAL *10.00 PURCHASE W in n ers in th e 1979 receipts, $6,33. The Board of Educa­ question of mandating prayers in the traced down Adolf Eichmann and week. EXCLUDING THE VALUE OF COUPONS Washington School Science schools ’ some 1,100 other Nazi war criminals, On Wednesday, April 25, a luncheon show will start at tion budget included $2,000 for the un­ Fair are as follows: was decorated Tuesday with the 11:45 a.m. Bring a lunch and popcorn will be provided. iforms. TTie remaining money will be First and second grades: VALUAILE COUPON n m s E i z f e ’ ■ Fun Afloat , highest Dutch order bestowed on The films will include “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi” and "The paid from an old Bennet Board of Tony Salafia, first place; (AMPIEU’S 10.7 ei. Can ALL COLORS 140 Counl Education budget. Edward J Daly always was a civilians in the name of Queen Selfish Giant.” There will be a fee. , 1LB.PKQ., 3oz. PKO. Jason Sault, second, Jef­ QUARTERS maverick, and he's spending $2.7 Juliana ... First Lady Rosalyn Carter On Friday, April27,at 10 a.m., participants of a “Show PNEAMinUi Cone explained that 73 band un­ frey Rubacha, third; Willie iforms that were ordered will not ac­ million to maintain the reputation. will open the governor’s conference and Tale” class will demonstrate their arts. Afterward, SW m U F E VIVA 7 0 1 Burg, fourth; Kevin Hurley CREAM RROTHS 5 9#'or# , 9 9# ‘ I| ||APK|NSviva A9 (or $1 I commodate all 86 band members and The multimillionaire owner of on mental health on April 18 in movies will be shown. N A P K IN S A lor I and Michael Callahan, fifth CHEESE because of an expected lOO-piece World Airways gaiqed fame in Viet­ Rajeigh, N. C. ... President Carter and Michael Dore, sixth. band next year, the band will be run nam when he personally supervised 22oz. Bottle 16 oz. Box has invited West German Chancellor Third and Fourth JOY the evacuation ot refugees during the Helmut Schmidt to meet with him at as an “A " and "B" band with the grades: Donna Spera, first, Pat’s Medical Pharmacy MH MM La Rosa American pullout the White House June 6 during DISH 7 0 ^ "A" band limited to 75. Kathy Henson, second. Tue.sday, at a San Franci.sco auc- Schmidt’s visit to the United States. HOLLISlfcH OSTOMY PHUUUCrS DETERSEMT# # There were six bidders on the un­ Christina Krause, third, LASAGNE iforms which were designed by Mrs Damonlacovelll, Krista • tielwIvM kinya oMl Dorothy Anthony, art teacher. Gallagher and Sondra If You Didn’t Receive Your Circular... Nuke Mishap Studied Rasmus, fourth; Amie t I’inorlilf (iumr Green, fifth . and John • Please Pick One Up At Any Top Notch Store! HARTFORD (UPI) — Northeast Millstone II plant in Waterford. MANCHE.STEK - The Manchester Kramer. Noelle Geidel and Utilities has appointed a task force to Both are pressurized water plants Senior Citizens Pinochle Group will Patty Giorham, CJiristine PROMPT FREE DEUVERY determine if an accident similar to like the Three Mile Island installa­ spon.sor a game Thursday at 9:45 Goodwin and Michelle ALL YOUR MEMCAL NEEDS! MUCKErS Easier < 1 8 9 the one at the Three Mile Island tion, but are designed differently. REPEAT DF A SELL-OUTI a m. at the Army and Navy_ Club Mitchell, sixth. KKLBA SA ib’ l i\ nuclear power plant in Pennsylvania Northeast officials have said. 1001 Mail St 5 2 8 ^ 5 3 Ent Hartford Play is open to all senior citizens Fifth and sixth grade: HILLSHIRE could occur in Connecticut POLSKA A 1 79 Northeast officials will be assisted Michael Henson, and Paul WHOLE Northeast spokesman Emmanuel K lU A A SA ib’ l ' ^ S iT v ic * ' Forde said Tuesday the task force, by representatives of the Zodda, individual first Westinghouse Electrical Corp. and places; Todd McCann, se­ PRIM O Hot Of Sweet MANCHESTER - A Ia;nten ser­ composed of six to 12 persons, will For Easter rrAUAN $159 review all systems and operating and Combustion Engineering Inc., cond. Cliff (Prison, third, PORK LOINS vice is scheduled for tonight at 7:30 manufacturers of the Connecticut Donna Utakis and Joanne SA ttSA K i b ’ l at Zion Evangelical Lutheran training procedures at, the Connec­ plants. Crosby, fourth. Melissa WANTEp: LAND O' LAKES Church ticut Yanee plant in Haddam and the McGee and Stacey AMERKAN $189 CUDAHY Stephenseon, Christopher CH H Si ib ^ I 79 77 JOOO Silvers, Jeanette Lefebvre and Gina Visho, fifth and OLD PHONE Freah from National Weather lb. I our outn ovens Gary Langdo sixth. t O R IB C n To be exact, 58,484 old Manchester phone bookSf They're rUMPEINKKEl t k C f City Fest Hi Lo Miami Beach pc S Marine League PORK $169 tr RTEUREAI A ■eivav I SC99 Albuquerque pc 55 33 Milwaukee pc 4 now being replaced by new books that become ^effective PORK Doten Anchorage pc 41 32 Minneapolis pc 4 MANCHESTER - The April 11. > ROASTS »I Harti RelU 9 9 * Asheville cy 65 46 Nashville r S Marine 0)rps League will CHOPS aHiBon Atlanta r 70 60 New Orleans cy 1 meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. Discarding these old directories can be a problem for the RIB 8 LOIN PORK \ Billings s 46 32 $179 MARVAL or WAYBtST New York c S in the M arine Club on environment. We want to recycle this 31 tons of paper — use (H O P S : l Birmingham r 73 67 Oklahoma City r 6 Parkep,Streel. It to make other usable products such as cardboard or $<|39 Brownsville Tx 83 74 csMiar kOVIIt TIMfllATUIII II py Omaha r 4 tmi FRESH 1 0 t o 1 2 lb s 1 Buffalo c 40 22 Philadelphia pc S roofing paper.. $139 SPRING FLOWER 8 PACK Charleston S.C. cy 62 60 Phoenix c 7 Writing Contest R » P M K lb I You can help. Please turn In old 'pifione books' at these TURKEYS ib f HAMBURG ROLLS or Charlotte N.C. cy 63 49 Pittsburgh cy 9 BOLTON — Christopher / r . O J & C Ferrara CoiJnc. HOT DOG ROLLS ■ (ZZ3* Chicago r 42 33 Portland M. cy 4 Rich will represent Bolton telephone company collection centers from April 11 through 3 i i sliced Cleveland cy 44 ED— 29 Portland Ore r 4 High School at the National April 21: WHOLE < 1 1 9 tf#IWf*TNfK rOTOCAtl • Columbus r 50 36 ARMOHR STAR BACON lb. Providence c 9 Council of Teachers of 33 Elm Street, Rockville Tlie N( Ckkxe \A#i a lfiQ xi Dallas r 77 61 Richmond ' pc ( 2 0 MEAT OR BEEF Bluebird Smoked Hams ib I English writing contest. 52 East Center Street, Manchester FROZEN FOODS Denver s 50 33 St. Louis r 4 While (he Sand Dollar Is one of the most widely known and ABMOBR STAR FRANKS lb. SHANK HALF with Slices <110 For period ending 7 a m E.ST 4 12 79 During Rich is a junior at the popular of all shells, lew people are aware ot the Des Moines r 46 38 Salt lake City s 4 New State Road Oarage, Manchester BLHEBIRD SMOKED HAMS ib^ 1 MRDSSYE L.J. HARRISS Wednesday night, snow or snow flurries will fall in the school. pretty little legend attached to it. REGULAR or MAPLE FLAVOR Detroit cy 49 29 San Antonio pc 7 COOL WMP 8or TUB AmEPIE26oz PKO upper parts of the Plains and Mississippi Valley, while Legend has it that these strange shells tell the story,of S W in U R SUCID BACON 59‘ Duluth pc 36 24 San Diego c f The competition is open TREE SWEET teor, CAN t QREEN QIANT 4 PACK rain and showers develop from the Uikes to Florida Rain El Paso pc 67 40 San Francisco pc 9 only to high school juniors Christ's suffering and his glory. ARMOUR STAR or COLONIAL LENTEN SPECIAL! CD 0 7 CAI ^ ORANCE JDKS C M N ON THE C O I # T may also be noted along the north Pacific coast, Hartford c 49 34 San Juan pc ( and is based on an im­ The live holes represent the five wounds of Christ. On the BABY RAM 99 otherwise, generally fair weather .should rule elsewhere. Honolulu pc 82 68 front the Easter Lily-its center, a five pointed star Seattle r 9 promptu theme and Southern New England Telephone representing the Star of Bethlehem which led the shepherds PORK SROBUn B in SW O RU nSH STEAKS ib/ HALF GALLON Houston r 80 74 Spokane cy 9 samples of creative from afar. On the back the outline of the Christmas Indianapolis MASTnpaci Connecticut Weather r 49 41 Tampa pc C writing. Polnsettia reminds us of His birthday. When the shell is Jackson Miss r 72 64 Washington pc C broken open, five Doves of Peace and Good Will appear. BONELESS Um Beef OONELES8 BKF ICE CREd Sunny tixlay. High temperatures in the mid to upper Jacksonville pc 73 64 Wichita r 60 51 Because of this religious legend, this fascinating creature 50s, 14 C. Tonight fair, Uiws .32 to 36, Partly sunny Kan.sas City • r 52 ot the sea Is often referred to as the Holy Ghost shell. m m ii SMLOM n n Ground Chuck 44 c-clear;, cl-clearing; cy- C vtfoa C4H A«0 any i Ixd Nnckafi Thursday followed by increasing cloudiness in the after­ Las Vegas c 63 41 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- Manchester To AdtrofMaa To Raport Nawa A beautiful sto^, beaulilully told in sterling silver. CHUCK ROASTS pac«ac(D«to $TiAf$ At no izrAA r.HA«o( DAIRY FOODS noon. Highs in the mid to upper 50s. Probability of Little Rock r 60 55 missing: pc-partly cloudy; r- East Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call By J A C Ftrrwi $31.95 HnOuPMO'ClPtfAM Los Angeles c 69 54 rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; To report a news item or story idea: !1.89 SAUM ■ $ A U M precipitation near zero today and tonight 20 percent EvMiing Herald 643-2711 and ask (or Classified Office Manchester__ Alex Girelli. 643-2711 Thursday. 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April 11, 1979 - PAGE FIVE The Jewish Holiday of Passover During the meai, symbolic foods Throughout the entire holiday no By SLISA.N VALGH.N will begin tonight and will continue are eaten or tasted to recall various leavened bread and leavened parenting classes, a job bank and schools after school hours. Field models within the community. of the education program for Project through Tliursday. April 19. Of these events connected with the Exodus. products and cereals arc to be found Herald Reporter enrichment activities. trips are also planned to help broaden It is a means of helping them “ stay Open Door in Manchester. eight days only the first two and the Bitter herbs (moror) are tasted to be in the Jewish home. Foods purchased MANCHESTER — An innovative The inservice training attempts to the children's horizons. The recrea­ in touch,” said Mrs. Zurbrigen, who Mrs, Zurbrigen added that her last two are observed as full reminded of the bitter plight of the at stores must be properly certified pilot program called positive Youth provide concrete techniques for the tion sessions w ill be three afternoons said she had found that so many teens o th e r main is the youth holidays. enslaved. A mixture of ground that it was p rep ar^ for the holiday. Development is providing special teachers and social workers on how a week from 3 to 5 p.m. at Verplanck felt they belonged to nothing. The programs is to work with the Com­ Passover commemorates the apples, nuts and wine resembles the Pa^ver marks the first eman­ enrichiVient. jobs, teacher and parent to improve students' self concepts. School, critical age is 14, she said, when munity Services Couhcil tn Exodus of the Israelites from Egyp­ mortar which the Israelites used in cipation of slaves from the hands of training in four school districts in the The parenting classes have had a The difference in this program patterns, such as frequent developing a direction in dealing with “ terrific response,” Mrs. Zurbrigen tian bondage under the leadership of the making of bricks while doing oppressors and it has served as a town. Irom other juvenile programs is that absenteeism from school, can youth problems throughout the com­ Moses as told in the Biblical Book of slave labor for Pharoah, and un­ source of hope and faith to all op­ The program is being coordinated said. About 80 parents have been it does not focus on the so-called develop and then become hard to m unity. so that there w ill not be any Exodus. leavened bread or matzoh is eaten pressed people in the world. by Jean Zurbrigen through the Youth enrolled in four groups in the various "problem kids,” which can often break. gaps in services for youth. The story of the redemption of the throughout the holiday to remember Destiny has willed it that Israel and Services Department and has been school districts, including one at the result in labeling and stigmatizing Mrs. Zurbrigen has had extensive Mrs. Zurbrigen works out of the Israelites is re-told each year on the the bread of poverty which the Egypt should once again confront SuperMrkets funded for one-year under a Connec­ Squire Village complex. A fifth ses­ programs, Mrs. Zurbrigen noted. The ' experience working with young peo­ Youth Services Department in Lin­ first two nights of Passover. Israelites ate in the land of Egypt. each other on the arena of history ticut Justice Commission $30,000 sion is about to begin also. criteria for this program is that all ple. She has worked within the coln Center. She has four college Families and friends gather around Coming as it does in the and for over thirty years the two grant. About 25 junior high youth who live children will be provided the same Manchester school system previous­ students who work with her two half­ in the target areas are employed in their festively decorated dinner springtime, Passover is also a time have been locked in mortal conflict The program is for all the students opportunities. ly as a supervisor for the learning days a week for their eield work public agencies, such as the Recrea­ tables and before the meai begins of renewal and regeneration. This is until the recent signing of the peace in Grades 4 through 6 at Robertson, One of the goals is to provide disabilities program , and as a special training. tion Department, the Housing they read the story from a special a symbolized on the Seder table by a treaty. It is the hope of all peace- Waddell, Verplanck and Keeney "community education" for the education consultant for the secon­ The grant extends from last book called Haggadah which contains 'V YOW Fdo) Authority, the Senior Citizens students, by maintaining them in the dary schools in the Archflib'cese of green vegetable (Karpas), a sign of loving people that this treaty will en­ elementary schools. December through this December Biblical and Rabbinical passages spring and the renewal of nature. dure and that it will ultimately lead The theory behind the program, Center. The goal in the job program mainstream of the community and Hartford, Most recently she was and has an option lor secondyear fun­ dealing with the ancient Exodus. Prominent on the dinner table is a to general peace and security in the said Mrs. Zurbrigen, is to provide is to impress upon the youth the giving them access to positive assistant coordinator and in charge ding. ' ' This family gathering is known as cup filled with wine in honor of the Middle East. HUISIMIM poMible reinforcement for the responsibility of work, develop im­ the Seder which is one of the most in- Prophet Elijah, the champion of the Temple Beth Sholom will have ser­ children in hopes of eliminating any portant habits which will serve them spiring home observances in oppressed and the harbinger of the vices tonight at 6 and Thursday and future difficulties they might en­ in later work and provide good role Judaism Messianic era. Friday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. counter during the critical teen models, said Mrs. Zurbrigen, A UP LATavjm rs The fourth aspect of the program years. The four phases of the program in­ includes special activities, such as Science Winners Listed T K TIME TO clude teacher inservice training. Jean Zurbrigen non-competitive recreation in the 881 Main St. The 30th Connecticut Science Fair April 3-7 at Norwalk They won a finalist medal placing among the top seven State Technical College, was offered free to 7 to 12th in the Junior Biological Team Division and an award grade students through the state. from the Connecticut Optometric Society. YaviSf Coltman, Favor CD It offered -an opportunity for students to learn the art TRY USAVE Kelly Crouchley of 303 Timrod Road and Jackie Sipples MANCHESTER of accomplishment through science, and an opportunity MANCHESTER — Two members of the Board of of 180 High St,, both of Manchester, took a finalist medal OPPOSITE ST. BWnKH.OMEWS CHURCH, 725 In citing the Green School conversion, the two board for academic and industrial organizations to combine Education have taken an individual stand in favor of the placing in the top seven in the Junior Biological Team members said that although the decision to close the their efforts'on a program which will ultimately help to Division. continuation of the Community Development program. L MMOU TPKL MANCHESTER, TAKE A TURN school last year was difficult, they were reassured that insure each with interested and well-trained scientists in Their project was "Preservation of Food." They are DISCOUNT CENTER future years. J L T H E SHOPPMC CENTER SIGH. nwiifsciiwrercwiiro Acting on their own and not as school board members, the renovated structure would continue to serve the com­ students in the Grade 7 at St. James School .in John Yavis, chairman of the board, and Eleanor D. Colt- munity. Area winners are: Manchester. MFIIi HflllRfi. vnn TUHM An, ft X IK MNWI ff TH OOII m HEALTH & BEAUTY NEEDS Mary Holt of 176 Parker St., Manchester, a medalist in man, chairman of the board's personnel and finance com­ mittee, are urging residents to vote "no" in next week's the .Senior Biological Division (one of top 10 projects), The prepared statement also said, "While we cannot referendum. A “ no " vote would be against a ban on use of SALE TODAY THRU SAT. APRIL I4 .She also received a plaque from the U.S. Air Force. Her identify specific future programs related to education the CD grants and in favor of the CD program. project was entitled "Do Pollutants Affect the Popula­ V — " l * — which would be supported by future Community Develop­ tion Growth of Rotifers?" She is in Grade 10 at ment funds, we are confident that as townwide priorities Yavis and Mrs. Coltman said t^iey decided to make a □ Manchester High School. statement to help voters know what educational uses the are assessed, educational priorities will.de addressed and Keith A. White of 48 Crest Drive, Rockville won second CF funds have been applied to in the past. They cited ttie met in their fair share. In other words, we reasonably can place in the Senior Physical Division, a five-week conversion of Green School to a senior citizens center, expect more good things benefiting our school system extended study scholarship from Talcott Mountain a p r i s a v i n g s the day care programs at Waddell and Robertson schools from the wise application of future funds." - ' .Science Center, an award from the Society of Manufac­ 1 and the rebuilding of the Nathan Hale School playground. turing Engineers and a certificate from the U.S. Navy. In His project was entitled "Updating Theoretical Models of 1 IMlkWESTEII They said that the three programs, without federal Architecture Aerodynamics., White is in the Grade 11 at ■ fMANCHESTER funds, would either have beeh made with state or local Rockville High School, resources, or "more likely, would not have been made at aaster candy and baskets ^ EASTER BASKETS [^tTJR.SUtlSHiriE] Susan Chmiel of 30 Tracy D rive, Manchester, teamed up a ll.” CHOCOLATE BUNNIES with Karen O'Toole of 71 Candlelight Drive, Glastonbury, They noted that town funds had not been available for w» hw$ mnry M mlnuf ihingl A LARGE SELECTION DELICIOIFS ASSORTMENT to capture the first place trophy for Junior Biological i FREE r FREE several years for the playground, despite its deplorable OF BASKETS FILLEO Team Division. They also received a certificate from the ; DOLE PINEAPPLE condition, but Community Development funds were made i i n i i t dt U.S. A ir Force. j 1 OCEAN SPRAY available and the project was finished last year. “ e re ry WITH CANOY&TOYS ’ OF CHOCOLATE PETS IN SYRUP SLICED In noting the benefit of the day care programs, Yavis Their project was entitled "Animal Behavior.” 1 8 OZ. CAN j CRANBERRY SAUCE ___ _ little Both Mi.ss Chmiel and Miss O’Toole are in Grade 8 at I I IS OZ. CAN 1 and Mrs. Coltman said they are directly assisting ■ WITH THIS COUPON I 1 WITH THIS COUPON working parents for whom opportunities for employment /f ihtinlra^iffMlRl|l«a0 thing'* V St, James School in Manchester. I LIMIT ONE PER PERSON Michelle Reardon of 125 Tripp Road. Ellington, won a 1 1 l im it ONE PER PERSON otherwise might not be possible. W dawrtofn tj) i o FROMi EXCLUDINQ COUPON ITEM WITH 110.00 j ! EXCLUDINQ COUPON ITEM WITH flO.OO C' medal placing in the top 10 in the Junior Biological Divi­ • PURCHASE GOOD TIL SAT., APRIL 14th : ! PURCHASE GOOD TIL SAT., APRIL 14th sion for tier model treatment plant "How To Wash Your W ater,:' .She js a Grade 7 student at .St .Joseph's .School in Rockville. GEIM SMOKED HALF, .INI f'yler of .30 Delmont St., Manchester, placed in the f ( HALF SEMI-BONELESS WALEECO lop 10 in the Junior Biological Division and was awarded SuggeMed reUil price,*5.00. S c h n n i d HAMS SHANK HAMS a medal .She also received an award from the American Cancer .Society and a five-weeks extended .scholarship for JELLY EGGS study at Talcott Mountain Science Center m il ons Q ift SJiop ^ She is in the Grade 7 at St. James School in 120ZB A G Manchester. 2) CAROS - GIFTS - HUMMELS i * 1 . 5 8 . Beth Coffrey of 33 Unnmore Drive and Lisa McIntyre, 0 DM MAIN ST. c ^ 0 7 7 Q , ^ MANCHESTER D 4 0 ' / f 0 l 5 T O 6 LB. 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Wl Rt SERVt THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. 2 S 9 0 * ■ .# PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 11, 1979 Mandatory C o lis e u m Maundy Thursday _ _ l a 1 ev ening herald, Wed., April 11, 1979- PAGE SEVRN Completion^ Coffee Seheduled SOUTH WINDSOR — On Maundy Police Probe Area Crimes Sentences Thursday, this Week, the Avery BOLTON - The North Is C e rta in There was a total of 137 Street Christian Reformed Church Sector Police of the Of the 61 accidents in without injury and 10 with; accidents investigated with HARTFORD (UPI) - _ women will have a Lenten coffee Colchester State Police Bolton, 4i didn't -result in Hebron, 12 without injury Said Fairer 61 of them in Bolton; 25 in Completion of the new jeaf,slem&rooll _ from 9;30 to 11 a.m. Entitled a "Mor- barracks investigated 68 injuries to persons in­ and four with. - HARTFORD (UPI) - A Fairfield Andoyer; 28. Hebron; and Civic Center Coliseum is : ning of Friendship, " there will be reported crimes in Bolton volved and the others did Sgt. Anthony Kalkus is Country prosecutor says mandatory certain now that low bids during the first quarter of 23, Columbia. There was involve injuries. In An­ sentences would be fairer to 857 main street • nnisical selections, inspirational the supervisor of the North on three major contracts 1979 and cleared 45 of the one fatality in Bolton. dover there were 15 Sector Police. everyone invoived and act as a : readings, and profiles of "Women have come in below es­ Who Knew Jesus." cases. deterrent to crime. downtown manchester timates and within the Jews for Jesus will perform The sector police cleared State's Attorney Uonal Brown told budget, city officials say. 68 percent of all criminal the Legislature's Judiciary Com­ "Christ in the Passover. ” at 7;30 The revised bids for elec- p.m. on Good Friday. Using the complaints for the first mittee Tuesday that a determined quarter. The north sector trical, mechanical and F lo rist traditional Passover table. Christ sentence, for example a flat five- consists of the towns of general contract work and Houseplant will be shown as the Lamb of God year prison term instead of two to were opened Tuesday at Bolton. Andover, Columbia eight years in jail, would be "fairer S poclallst through the traditional ceremony and City Hall. The city had 649-2522 elements, and Hebron. 30% OFF! to everyone involved," a readvertised contracts "rtSfe will be special music and an In Hebron of 65 crimes Brown and Corrections Com­ after the first round of bids committed. 51 were missioner John Manson appeared at TuMlora Easter message during the morning came in $5 million over the Flowers sent worship service at 11 on Easter Sun­ cleared and in Andover 28 BRAND-NEW CROP! a public hearing to urge the com­ were committed and 17 127.5 million ailotted for every day. The J.W. Peterson Cantata. mittee to support a draft proposal cleared: Columbia, 34 the projects. where "Hallelujah. What a Savior, " a com­ which would set fixed sentences es­ ■The new bids separated committed and 19 cleared. tablished by a guideline commission. bination of mffiic and narration, will A FAMOUS MAKER’S out base bids and options, During the first quarter The measure would also abolish be presented at 7 p.m. on Easter Sun­ city officials said, but left ^0'^' o'*® . 23 suspected arsons were parole, ^ \0 ' day. The public is invited to attend reported in Bolton and all little room for unexpected any of the services. "The victim would know exactly were cleared. There were FRESH FASHION expenditures. what sentence to expect,” said "We’re not out dancing .Auxiliary Plans 15 burglaries reported and Brown, a prosecutor in Fairfield David T. Bane Lottie Bane eight cleared and seven in the streets right now, VERNON — The Vernon Veterans Country Superior Court, "ft would be but at this point it appears larcenies with four COORDINATES > of Foreign Wars and the ladies fairer to the defendant because when we’re going to be able to do cleared. he goes off to a corrections institu­ auxiliary, will meet tonight at 7:30 at Banes Head Squadron the job,” Deputy City In Andover 13 burglaries tion he knows how long he's going to the Post Home, Route 83. with four cleared; Hebron Manager John A. Suli said. MANCHESTER -D avid T. Bane FOR MISSES be there,” On April 18 the auxiliary will spon­ mander, administrative: F’aul A. 33 burglaries with 26 The apparent low bidders sor a military whist starting at 8 p.m. and Lottie Bane of 47 Shenipsit Lake Emerson, lieutenant commander, Brown said he talked to police of­ are Fishback and Natin of call us and ask for cleared and 16 larcenies ficers, law profes.sors, legislators at the Post Home and on the 29th the Road, Tolland, were installed recent­ secretary; George A. Krivickas, Hartford for mechanical the "Bunny Bunch" ly as commander of the Manchester with two cleared: Colum­ 1 1 . 9 7 - 1 9 . 9 7 Reg.$17-$30 and the general public and they were group will sponsor a mini-craft show lieutenant commander, treasurer. bia, nine burglaries, four work, $1,99 million; O&G Power Squadron and commanderette "almost unanimously" in favor of from noon to 5 p.m. also at the home. Other officers of the Ensignett'es cleared and six larcenies We’re kicking off the' spring season with savings when you Industries of Torrington of the Ensignettes, respectively, at a determined sentences. For information concerning the are Mrs. Kaye Ford, lieutenant com­ with two cleared. raally need themi Sportswear coordinates In for the general contract, military whist call Alice Heer. 875- change-of-watch ceremony held at manderette: Mrs, Claudia Sullivan, Brown said he would not concede 22.649 million; and Port 5766 or any auxiliary member. To the Manchester Country (Tlub, Com­ secretary: Mrs. Joan Jarsen, Officials Sel luscious banana or seafoam shades, In blazers, vests, that disparity in sentencing exists Chester Electric Co., Port but said the concept was wrong and reserve space for the craft show call mander Bane succeeds Linwood B. treasurer. skirts, tops, blouses and proportioned pants, tool Chester, N.Y., for the elec­ FRMMFUnVERS Sawyer.-__ Kudio Guests Radiation Check 875-8587. . The Banes, an active boating fami­ “it should not exist." trical, $2.5 million. VERNUN- Dr. Edward All, of beautifully He said people who commit the District Commander Robert L. ly. have restored their classic (50- Dairy farmer Chris Becker is reassured.by technicians with Officials predict the bids L. Hamblin, extension same crime should receive the same, Holy Thursday O’Brien of Glastonbury officiated. year-old I 1938 Matthews sedan easy-care polyester. Helgeson Nuclear Services as he receives a scan from this will be evaluated within Other squadron officers installed professor of the Connec­ basic sentence. BOLTON — In celebration of Holy cruiser. This project byAlr, and Mrs. In sizes 8 to 18 and SML, “whole body counter” device in Middletown, Pa., Tuesday. two days. are William Howes, lieutenant com­ ticut Joint Council on "And in >^y opinion, mandatory DAISIES Thursday, this week, St. Maurice Bane and their six children resulted from a famous maker Middletown area residents have the opportunity to be scanned DAFFODILS mander, executive: Albert C. Ching, in entering their boat, the Ninigret in Economic Education, and sentencing will have a deterrent Church will have a mass at 8 p.m. Miss Marilyn Szyinaszek, a effect on the eommi.ssion of crime,” for traces of radiation as a result of the Three Mile Island inci- ^-hristian S cien ce lieutenant commander, educational; the Mystic antique boat parade last you love every On Good Friday there will be Charles M. Sullivan, lieutenant com­ summer. teacher in the Wallingford seasoni Come. Get Brown said. dent. (UPI photo) MANCHESTER - The IH A O R B r ecumenical stations of the cross at .School system, will be First Church cf Christ, « 5 « $400 7:30 p.m. On Saturday there will be a guests of Vernon school ol- Into spring at D&L, solemn Easter vigil mass at 8 p.m, Scientist, will have its We tend flowere ficials on ‘ Eocus on Misses’ Sportswear, regular meeting, including Bunch and on Easter morning there will be A ARP Sets Garden Trip Education ” Monday. ... end More Dozen masses at 7:30, 9;15 and 11, all eight D&L stores. Loyalty Oaths Retained testimonies of haling, MANCHESTER — The Manchester acres of flowers and shrubs. Other The informational tonight at 8 at the church, Green Chapter 2399 of the American attractions to be visited during the program is presented each HARTFORD (UPI) - ly felt the state’s existing In other action, the was offered. 447 N. Main St. Meeting Postponed Monday at 8:05 p.m. on Even though Uncle Sam loyalty oath was a little too Association of Retired Persons will three-day trip are the -Brandywine House approved 138-8 and The Hose killed a bill The Christian Science BOLTON — The meeting of the WINE. Dr. Bernard Sid- say.s he doesn’t care about .severe, but that a civil go to the Longwood Gardens in Penn­ River Museum and the Colonial sent to the Senate- a that would have allowed Reading Room, 57 E, Bolton High School Parents Group, man, superintendent of loyalty oaths anymore, the preparedness employee HOURS Oufi ALL M a jo r c r e d it sylvania Friday, June 1, Village of New Castle, Delaware. Ac­ measure requiring town any state employee to run Center St., i^open to the scheduled for April 16 has been post­ schools in Vernon and Dr. Connecticut House ap­ still has some commitment boards of finance to open CARDS ACCEPTED All AARP and National Retired commodations for two nights will be for municipal office. The public Mondays through Mon. - SiL 0-5:30 poned to April 23, at the Hotel Dupont. Kobert Linstone, assistant parently doedi to the state. all their meetings dealing Teachers Association members are measure was sent to a Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 5 t ^ The meeting will be in the high invited. Reservations close April 27. .sujici intendent, will host The House Tuesday gave Under the bill approved with taxes to the public. Thun, til 9 PM committee whose deadline p.m. arid the first and third 203-«49-2S22 school library from 7:30 to 9 p.m. The bus will leave June 1 at 7:45 the program. final approval to a bill by the House on a 93-55 House leaders attempted Anyone interested should call Lillian has passed. Thursday of each month Joseph Fleming, principal of the high a.m. from the Community Baptist Juneau at 643-0561 or Janet Phillips The topic will be requiring state civil vote and sent Uov. Ella to scuttle a bill that would from 7 to 9 p.m., except on school, will talk about the recent high Church parking lot, 585 E. Center St. at 649-0524. "Economic Education and preparedness workers to 0 r a s s 0 , a c iv il allow communities to holidays. school evaluation. The gardens have more than 300 the Public Schools of pledge their allegiance. preparedness worker will remove billboards, signs Connecticut." The lower chamber also no longer have to swear and buildings that do .not SALE STARTS TODAY AND ENDS SUNDAY. APRIL 15 approved a measure thaP he is not trying to conform with their zoning requiring municipal overthrow the government. ordinances. authorities considering tax Nor will he have to But the move failed when its - increases to hold their pledge that he is not a Hep. Dorothy Barnes, R- meetings in the open. But member of "any organiza­ Farmington, convinced It’s the House delayed action tion, group or combination enough of her colleagues our on a controversial -bill of persons which is that the bill should be kept allowing towns to dispose totalitarian, fascist, com­ alive lor consideration on of billboards that violate munist or subversive." another day, their zoning laws. But the civil reparedness Mrs. Barnes said the ENOVESES THE PHARMACY S NO A WHOLE LOT MORE The House killed a bill workers will have to con­ issue "is one of the most that would have allowed all tinue tb swear that they hotly lobbied items in he O F S A V m state employees to run for will freely support and de­ state " and she accused the municipal office. fend the U.S. and Connec­ leaders- of giving into the TheFederal Civil ticut constitutions and will outside pressure. Preparedness Agency carry out their duties As it now stands, a town recently informed state faithfully. cannot remove a billboard civil preparedness direc­ Rep. Aloysius Allearn, if it was there before the tors that loyalty oaths are D-Uolton, who opposed the ordinance was adopted. no longer enforceable. The bill, said loyalty oaths im­ (Inder the bill before by the federal agency said if a pose upon sincere people House, the community state wanted to keep the “and only the traitor isn't could remove the sign im­ loyalty oaths "it will do so worried about lying.” mediately if it provided under its own authority." "Loyalty oaths arc a just compensation to the A majority of Connac- misguided sense of sign's owner and after four ticut lawmakers apparent­ patriotism, ” he added. years if no compensation

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ALL D&L STORES CLOSED SUNDAY APRIL 15th FOR EASTER PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 11. 1979 MWililWII, III II III! ii I iniiBaw ilii Wildwood trip. The five- holy season, we will not 115; Arthur Bouffard, 115. News for Senior Citizens day trip will include one at have an official meeting. Then on Monday it was Atlantic City. You'll have Our buses will not be run­ pinochle with 50 players EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 11, 1979- PAGE NINE full course breakfasts as ning. However, we are If Your donation is tax do any planting, it won't be and the winners were: »> W VU.V lOUTIN well as dinners with a light planning a nice macaroni RETCHER GLASS CO. deductible. Send in or drop too long. So call in your Felix Jesanis, 890; Rene Board To Provide Hi. everyone! How did lunch. Lots of time to and cheese lunch for 75 O r* r 35 Of MANCHESTER i by with your donation and name or, better yet. stop Maire, 850; Helen Silver, you like waking up to that spend at the beach and cents. We will be open for if you can send a check, by and meet Joe. , 813; Al Gates, 794; Leon white stuff Monday? Sure some sight-seeing, plus business and visiting. COMPLETE AUTO GUSS SERVICE make it out to Manchester Here's a bit of informa­ Fallot. 791; Robinna was a surpri.se. but then some evening- entertain­ Next Thursday, because wmoov cuss-MIMOtS -cu ss FimWTUM TOfS MARLOWS INC. .Senior Center with a note tion for your scheduling Carroll. 761; Mary Hill, nciuof nuMNC • nuifuct s dock u m tim College Quarters again we re in New ment, Complete package some 147 members will be TM cNaosuMS -srcciAi -telling you what it's lor. book. Mark down 759; V iolet Dion, 749; MANCHESTER - The Manchester contracts were approved. Of the 14 England where anything will be $ll5 per person, headed for the dog track, f,ast week we said Joe W e d n e sd ay, M a y 2. Audrey Durey. 747; Bill rttUECTors nois^ Board of Education will cooperate teachers who were given lay-off ' can happen and usually double occupancy. We will we will not have a meeting. Stone, 746; Ann F isb c iJominico was looking to because we will be heading ^AWCHtSTtR649.452l} DANitH PLATE* ' with Manchester Community .College notices earlier this year, a total of six d;tcs. take only two buses for the We will serve a kitchen 741; Sam Schors, 738; PRESIDENTIAL start a ladies goll league lor the ROTC building for a in providing temporary facilities to have now been rescinded, according Oespite the era/y mor­ week of June 4. If we have surprise lunch between George Last, 738. DECANTERS and would start first by buffet dinner. Students NUUNE replace those that were lost in Satur­ to Wilson E, Deakin, assistant ning. we had enough loyal enough for a third and even noon and 12:30 p.m. One big reminder to you REPRODUCTION* giving .some free lessons. Irom Manchester Com­ day's fire at the MCC Student Center. superintendent for personnel. The m em bers show up to a fourth bus. those will go Last Friday, we had 40 folks going on the fishing Estimtes Qadly Oven. So far. six ladies have munity College will School Superintendent James P. newest rescindments include Shirley register for a day trip to the following week. setback players and the trip Saturday: You should Littte Girls Easter signed up and we need a prepare and serve the food. OPEN M-F l-S:N PLASTICS IN STOCK ' Kennedy told the school board Mon­ Adams and Rhoda Senteio. both dogwood land. The trip is A reminder tdfyou folks winners were Joseph report to the center by 9:45 Boys Easter tew more, The students from ROTC THUR. TIL IKM 3/16" X 1/4" day night that he has indicated to elementary school teachers and Nan­ Short Sleeve scheduled May 17 as part of going to Hawaii: There Peretto. 136: Violet Dion. a.m. Also you should bring SAT. I - S.-00 STOCK SHEETS OH CUT SIZES' J(K‘ is al.so taking names will entertain us. The cost MCC through Norman Fendell, direc­ cy Davis, a math teacher. o u r H ig Week We will be a short but impor­ 130; F'loyd Post, 127: John along some goodies to to help him with a is $3.25 and We are limited M McKEE ST., MANCHESTER tor of the regional Occupational A leave of absence for the 1979-80 4 PC. SUIT managed to fill the first tant briefing at the center Klein. 125; Anna Uemko, munch on as it could be a SCREENS REPAIRED DRE$SES vegetable and flower gar­ to 175 tickets. (Off Center Sl) ‘ Training Center, that the college school year was approved for Pants, Vest, Shirt, Tie bus by early altej-noon and Thursday. April 26. at 1:30 125; Joseph Martino. 124: busy day and you might not S i z t s 6 t o 14 den. Even though the Next Monday morning, may use that school building. Jacaly^i Anderson, speech and now have started a waiting p.m. Al Gates. 121; Bernice Sizes 2T to 4T weather isn't ready yet to we will b signing up for the be near any food for a He referred to the long-term language clinician. list. If we get enough Tomorrow, because it is Martin, 118: Maud White. while. relationship the college has had with The board also authorized the marLOW names we will take a .se­ the ROTC with many cooperative cond bus. If you're in­ superintendent to enter into a con­ Price l 2 » o marLOW programs. The training center for tract with the Connecticut Teachers up terested. call our office. Price handicapped is located on the south­ Center to provide a small office ■Speaking of trips, we will west corner of the MC-C campus space in the Board of Education of­ head lor the dog track which donated the land to ROTC. fice biiilding on North School Street. Thursday, April 19. We Kennedy said the priority for use of The new statewide organization have three buses going and space will go first to the ROTC backed by a federal grant will could have filled a fourth, Buster Brown programs, but that the college food provide in-service training to the Easter Toddler but the track only allowed service program can use the kitchen staffs of Manchester and other area us to take three. Bu.ses will and other facilities when they are towns. There will be six area centers • leave the center at lO l.'j available. The Board of Education in the state. DRESSES SKIRTS a m., .so you .should be here will not charge rental for space, and S h o r t SI m v * PLAINS • PLAIDS at 10. the only charges will be for extra (’oiliest Winner S l z * s 2T -5 We still have a lew Size 7-14 custodial fees or extended hours. ^ /\ND0VF;R — Eric Bard has been openings lor the Coachlight The only problem with the named the winner of the "name the trip You have until Mon-, college's use of the facilities will be lair " contest sponsored by the An­ 20% OFF day noon to sign up If we the serving of wine at their gourmet dover Elementary School PTA. Bard 20% OFF don't get at least six more dinners. Serving ,of any alcoholic submitted the name, "The Big A," people, we won't take the beverages in any school building is lor the fair that will he held May 12. third bus. against police. Kennedy said. The lair will be open Irom 10 a m to We remind you folks who Ready for Egg Hunt Fendell was also present at Mon­ 3. p.m. and will leature an arts and Boys and Girls signed up to go* to day's board meeting with Donna crafts section and plant booth as well GIRLS TOPS Washington, O.C., that the The candy, the organizers and the Easter bunny Blanchard, vocational consultant at as a variety of otlicr booths and final payment is due. We WIND all are set for Saturday’s Easter egg hunt at Center the ROTC. to give the board an over­ games. It will be at the school. ' By Shirt Talk would appreciate II if you Springs Park sponsored by the Manchester Jaycees. view of the programs at the regional would come in next week Joe Stack, left, of the Jaycees, meets with the bunny center Nrnrral (llinic Long Sleeve JAMMER We have been talking Fendell said that the center now 'Short Sleeve Snap Front - with Hood right along about our varie­ (Helen Nikodemski) and Steve Nikodemski, owner MANCHESTER — A venereal dis­ of the Center Street Burger King, which has donated serves 45 Manchester students and 56 Sizes 4 -14 ty show and believe me, out-of-town students from 17 towns. ease clinic, which is completely con- lidenlial and tree, will be held Size3-6X things are really shaping items for the hunt, which starts at 10 a.m. at the There are 10 physically handicapped Wednesday from 6 lo 7::i0 p.m. in the up. The cast, producers Valley Street side of the Park. (Herald photo by students presently enrolled in the emergency department at and directors, arid sixuiery Strempfer) school. marLOW Size 7-14 y S O people have been working Manchester Memorial Hospital. up Expansion plans for the ROTC in­ No appointment is needed lor this long and hard lor this clude a new greenhouse and a larger show. Now, it's your turn. service, which is available to anyone, 9 l Cassano Talks Monday garden, an ecology program, more regardless ol age. We still have a number of programs with the elderly, such as tickets for both nights and I MANCHESTER — Stephen T. Cassano has been on the staff Cassano, assistant professor of dinner theaters and more home and hope you won't let us down. at MCC full time since 1969, He sociology at Manchester Com­ received an associate's degree shopping aides and expanded (-riitiT (Jon^rr^aliunul We need you to buy and .sell cooperative programs with MCC. munity College and deputy at MCC. a bachelor's degree, MANCHESTER — The personnel tickets for your sons, Ms. Blanchard said that 99 percent DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER mayor will speak Monday at from Boston State College, a committee of Center Congregational daughters, neighbors, of the students at the ROTC are in BUNKkMERICkRD Phone 649-S 221 - Free Front A Rear Parking relatives and Itie buy on the 7:30 p.m. at a meeting of the master's degree at State Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in Open 6 Days - Thursday Night* 'III 9:00 Buckley Elementary School University of New York and a work programs either within or out­ the church library. street. side the school. RRST FOR (VERniRNG FOR THE FAMLY & iWME SINCE 19111 PTA. master in social work degree Thursday, the prudential board will We are al.so accepting * W In other board action Monday, the His topic' will be "Juvenile from the University of Connec­ meet at 7:30 in the Robbins Room. donations Irom all Gold rescindments of three non-renewal Card Holders and anyone Justice — A Dead End Street."' ticut. else for our Kurnishing and K(|Uipment Fund. / T his past week w e received from Willie's Gauzy prints, terries ne^ ^ j‘-|°°':nJevery- Sleakhouse Some of our ladylike members have come up thing in between!veen: Tone w..on ^ ^ with $1(10. $51), and $25 i9 88 floats, even sundresses in sizes 5-13,10 lb, doniilions. Also, n\any ;ire giving one or two dollai’s. V '''jr We know these people would have given more if spring fling of fashion values...now at they could, but weJre just { as griiteful for (heir dona­ tion ;is any of the rest o ^ heciiuse every lillle hit helps ItighI now, we have to Our Reg. 8.99 to 14.99 $1,5()(). *7 MO Girls' Easter-Pretty Dresses '4 \.\ (rl'm ip Special occasion and schoolgirl looks in easy- care (abncs. Fashion touches al belt, pockets MANCIIKSTKK - The Sizes 4 to 14 in sheers, solids and plaids. Day by l);iy group of A Alcoholics Anonymous will meet lonighi at It al Center Congregational Church. 2.97 AA eonlael is available Our Reg. 3.99 2‘l hours dailv hv calling Boys' Perm- 'A (14(i-2:i55 Press Dress Shirts E,isy -care 65-35 poly/cotton IN‘iiU“slal (iliun'Ii blLMHl S.hoM sleeves M ANCIIKSTKH The in white and colors 1 Dulled I’enleeoslal Church Sizes 8 10 will have its regular s<'r- vice and Hihle study lonighi al’ 7 :in .jlit iho 4.88 Our Reg. 6.49 church, .1117 Woodhridge SI ONLY ONLY Kveryoiic is welcome Boys’ Double­ TOPS! SKIRTS! knit Polyester Misses' and Juniors' wardrobe- Choose woveh or knit fabrics in Dress Slacks stretching blouses to wear with flattering new slim looks, A-lines, o oo I’lcsIrMciianCI,,,,.,.!, Smartly man tailored skirls, jumpers, suits. Easy-care wraps, flares. Distinctive touches W M W W MANCIIKSTFH A with 4 pockets 100'’.' 6.88 Our Reg. 7.99 lo9.99 poly/cottons and acrylics in solids at pockets, belt, sash-trims. 5/6-15/16. )i r ,1 \ e I 111 0 c I III g is polfester Sizes 8 16 Our Reg. 10.99 & 11.99 Regular and Slim J and plaids. Sizes S.M.L. Get several at this low, low price! scheduled lor loiiight at 7 a I I he I’ r esh VI er i a 11 Church. I.'l SpriK c SI The Chrisl 1,111 Brigade ,ind I’loncer (iirls will also incel al 7 ,il Ihe church Toallourfriends- Pre-Season HAPPYEASTER HAPPY PASSOVER Sale! NOTICE Probnti* C'ourt is open ior ctHiferenfos with theljud>;o from (> 30 IVM to fi-P M on Thursday nights. Night tolophone numbor t>47- 3227 Fresh, Full, Flowering William K KitzC'iorald sludge of Probate EASTER PLANTS Lovely Lilies m

afim - ^ ^ EVENING...... HERALD. Wed.. ,,cu., nuiiiApril 11,U. 1979— PAGE THIRTEEN IHIKTEI f ObituariM Residents Not in Tune Thpmas W. West Mrs. Marion (i. l.umliardo Heraid ROCKVILLE - Thomas W. West, Joseph Maselek TOLLAND — Mrs. Marion Guertin Appreciation Displayed 58, of 15 Carol Drive died Tuesday at EAST HARTFORD - Joseph Rockville General Hospital. He was Lombardo, 64, of 309 Old Post RoatJ Maselek, 60, of 38 Brown St. died To Song of the Rails Angle the husband of Mrs. Alice Fairman died Monday at an East Hartford Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital and convalescent home. government inept and said it should West. Medical Center, Hartford. He was By GRKG PEARSON before the state Legislature, and it Earl Yost Mrs. Lombardo was born in White would include reinstalling tracks be aware of the exact route of a Mr. West was born Feb. 14,1921 in the husband of Mrs. Bessie Tilison Herald Reporter River Junction, Vt., daughter of proposed rail line before supporting Sports Editor Rockville and had lived here all his Maselek. behind the Grissom Road properties. MANCHESTER - Johnny Cash it. By Caldwell to Followers Claude Guertin of Tolland and the Mr. Maselek was bom in Hartford Those tracks were tom out some life. He was a Navy veteran of World and other country singers probably late Clara St. Clair Guertin, and had and lived in the area all his life. years ago, and this is one reason the Stephen Penny, chairman of the War II. Before retiring two years would welcome the news of an old MILWAUKEE (UPI) - helped him in the late innings said Brewer Manager George walloped Chieugo, 10-2, Texas lived in Toliand most of her life. Before retiring three years ago, he homeowners were assured trains board, defended ^ e town's position. ago, he had been employed at Her­ rail line running near their back Most Popular Numoersi nth c Giants. The Giants gave in and “Tuesday, when his shoulder began to Bamberger. "Looking back in downed Clevehind. 5-0. Seattle beat She is also survived by a son, had done general construction work would no longer be running in their He said the bus and rail service both Mike Caldwell has long been a man Motors. yard. sported jersey numbers for the 1934 slillcn up bislory al the great pitchers, they’re tJakland. 4-1, and Minnesota trounced He is also survived by a son, Brian Frank Lombardo of Tolland; a for 25 years. neighborhood. could be needed in the'area. There's a new man directing favorite of the Milwaukee But, the idea isn't exactly music to season. "I think the crowd carried me Ihe ones that the tougher the situa­ (’alifornia, 8-1. Detroit at Kansas T. West of Rockville; a daughter, brother, Orta Guertin of East Hart­ He is also survived by a son, , "The purchasers were assured the Dwight Fielder of 242 Grissom baseball's Hall of Fame in Brewer fans, and he showed the ears of Grissom Road residents. through the last three innings," said tion. the better they are. City was rained out. Mrs. Valerie Johnson of Rockviile; a ford: a sister, Mrs. Teresa Barstow Joseph Maselek of Plainville; a discontinuance was permanent," Road questioned why there is even a Cooperstown, N.Y., Bill Guilfoile, his appreciation Tuesday. While the railroad still is viewed as proposal to reinstall the lines. Third Most Popular Caldwell. "The Ians helped me out "lie's one of the finest pitchers in Blue ,|a\s 10, W hill* Sox 2 sister, Mrs. Alice Peachey of of Tolland; and two grandchidren. daughter. Sherry Maselek of East Starkey told the board. Restoration former assistant public relations majestic and glamorous by many Caldwell fired a five-hitter as the today. We've got great Ians here ” the American League, that's lor sur- Boh Bailor had three hits and drove The funeral is Thursday at 11 a.m. Hartford; four brothers, Frank of the rail line could result in “You should review why the rails man for the New York Yankees and , The third most popular number by Augusta, Maine; and three country crooners, the Grissom Road Brewers beat the Boston Red Sox 3-0 Boston Manager Don Zimmer gave e He was just super." in three runs in sparking the Blue at Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Maselek, Richartf Maselek and Ray­ diminshing home values, and the were removed in the first place. top PR representative with the Hall of Famers was No. 21. Dazzy grandchildren. residents would prefer not to have a in their home opener. The crowd of some begrudging praise to Caldwell. Caldwell, who won AL "Comeback Jays' rout of the White Sox. Prospect St., Rockville. Burial will mond Maselek, all of East Hartford, area residents paid premium price What has changed to make this at­ Pittsburgh Pirates. Guilfoile Vance. Burleigh Grimes, Warren The funeral is Thursday at 2 p.m. freight rail line from Manchester to 34.392 — second largest in Brewer "He’s tough, no question about it. Itaiiger- ."i, liuliiiti« 0 be in South Cemetery. and Stanley Maselek of Vernon; five for the homes because of the restric­ tractive?" Fielder said. Three board succeeded the popular Ken Smith Spahn and Bob Lemon, all pitchers, at White-Gibson-Small Funeral Willimantic. last fall. history — was up on its feet cheering Hut iDennisi Eckersley pitched pret­ •M (iliver lined two home runs Home, 65 Elm St. Burial will be in There are no calling hours. sisters, Mrs. Emily Coivano, Mrs. tive Residence AA Zone, Starkey members — Joseph Sweeney, and Joe Sewell and Roberto Such a line would run behind their him wildly in the final inning. ty good himself. " he said. American League against a 35-mph wind in his lirst two Grove Hill Cemetery. Full military The family suggests that any Jeni Granato, Mrs. Lillian Stevens said. William Diana and Stephen Cassano One of Guilfoile's first projects Clemente rounded out the list. homes, within 40-60 feet of some'of "The hiilwaukee fans gave me a Eckersley went the distance and at-bats to pace the Rangers to vic­ honors will be accorded at graveside. memorial gifts may be made to a and Mrs. Irene VanOstrand, all of Other residents also mentioned — were appointed to a subcommittee was to compose a newsletter which is Four players each wore No. 7 and their swimming pools 'and filled with much information. tremendous goodbye last yetir and I gave up only eight hits, but one was a tory in their home opener. Friends may call at the funeral charity of the donor'h choice. East Hartford, and Mrs. Ann Selinski concern about the safety factor that that will review the matter. Grissom No. 11 as well as No. 14. Player ol the Year Honors " last year residences, Noah Starkey of 117 \

k JMOK HIXTEKN - EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 11, 1979 Travelers Sets Payout ^.ENJNG HERALD, Wed., April 11, 1979— PAGE SEVENTRF.N B u s i n e M HARTFORD— Directors of the Travelers Corp., one of Connecticut's largest insurers, has declared a 52 cent Personnel Board Acts on Job Appeals dividend on the company's common stock and 50 cents on VRRMnw * A A VERNON — The town's Personnel Emergency Money '/ Caldor Sales Up preferred sto< k. Want _ _. should be reviewed. _works. _ as a caseworker ... in the social ser- director, was placed in Level 15. The com­ Policies Board has completed a review of Both dividends will be paid June 9 to shareholders of The committee recommends a change .vices department, she was raised from mittee said it believes that this is the cor­ the appeals of several town employees. Emcrponcy refund service for First NORWALK — Caldor Inc., a discount record as of May 3. Morrison H. Weach. chairman of the' in level for Charles Pitkat, superintendent job level four to eight. rect class level. “The wide spectrum of National City Traveler's Cheeks is a new department store chain, says its sales board, said. To SAVE 4 T^e appeals followed the implementation of the sewage treatment plant but failed to The committee noted that the ad­ responsibility, including parks, senior service being offered in this area by were up by 13 percent during March. The dividend was declared during the firm 's annual of the Job Classification Plan and Salary make a recommendation on appeals filed ministrative work she performs appears Pay Plan. citizens, and recreation, places this posi­ Quinn's I’harmacy. Sales for the five-week period which by Ronald Hine, director of public works to be equivalent to the field work required MITES meeting where stockholders aLso voted to re-elect the 16- tion among the 'm ajor' department People who have had First National City ended March 31 were $37.2 million up from mctiiber board of directors to one-year terms, Weach Of the 26 appeals reviewed, the com­ and Leonard Szczesny, town engineer. In of the “ social worker" position. “ The heads,” the committee said. Tiavelers Cheeks lost or stolen will be $.32,9 million for the same period in 1978, said gdu^auly mittee only recommended about eight both instances the board said it would like caseworker job as it is defined by Mrs. able to secure emergency assistance Caldor Treasurer Val Rossetti said Mon­ changes but did recommend that job to study the adequacy of the pay scale Wehrli is equivalent to the social worker Bloodinobile Visit Set day. descriptions be written to reflect the over the course of a year and therefore, should they find themselves in temporary job. Mrs. Wehrli has the education and SOUTH WINDSOR - The Knights of general duties of each specific job, "The made no recommendation at this time. difficulty, said Acle.Iohn.son. proprietor of For the nine-week period ending March experience to meet the qualifications of Columbus Council 5779 will sponsor a 31. .sales increased by 16.4 percent to $66.2 Final Copter Assembly FOOD WAREHOUSE . descriptions should clearly describe the Both men expressed displeasure at the Level 8," the committee said. the pharmacy at 87.1 Main St, Mmmunity-wide bloodmobile April 23 at nature and complexity of work including Town Council budget meeting Monday The traveler who lo.ses his checks or has million compared to $56.9 million during Joins Staff STRATFORD lUPI) — Sikorsky Aircraft has begun The canine control officer was granted a St. Margaret Mary’s Church Hall, 80 them stolen simply calls a toll-free same period in 1978. final assembly of the first of five* prototype SH-60B nature and variety of duties, skills, night. When Hine complained that the raise from Level 9 to 10. Hayes Road. MANCHESTER - knowledge, qualifications and personal mayor didn’t approve his request for a telephone number, and is directed to the f'aldor operates 29 stores in Connec­ Seahawk helicopters in the initial phase of a $750 million Our low emry day priee on Betty Brow, who works for the recrea­ Persons age 17 through 65. who are in Thomas H F'erguson of 78 contacts." salary increase of $6,418 to bring it to $28,- nearest Western Union office or agency ticut. II in Ma.s.sachu.setts and 10 in New program to build 200 of the helicopters for the Navy. tion department, was granted a change good health, and who weigh at least 110 F’orest St. has joined the The board, headed by William J. 008, he was told by the council that his is where his emergency refund will be made. York. The lirm plans to open five new "This occasion is one of the most significant in moving from Level 3 to 4 with the notation that pounds, can give blood every eight weeks stores this year. sales staff of Daniel F. Osborn, said it will reconsider its the second highest salary in town next to Quinn's I’harmacy. the local agency for the program forward. After all. getting started is a big Kellogg’s she appears to operate more independent­ or up to five times a year. For an appoint­ Reale Realtors. 175 Main 'MAHAM: recommendations if the administration that of the superintendent of schools. ly than Level 3 indicates. Western Union, is authorized to issue up to St. The firm is a member step and that's what we re doing here." Admiral- • CRACKirS ment call 644-0591. Walk-ins will be /has additional information it believes In the case of Virginia Wehrli, who Donald Berger, parks and recreation $lf)0 in cash against the lo.st or stolen Pharmacy Crime of the Network'of Homes. appointee Capt. Raymond N. Winkel. the Navy's Graham welcome. traverl's checks Seahawk program manager, said. The New F^ngland Conference on Ferguson, a native of BE SURE... bD s S has been serving the Home Owner for This is the latest ol a number of Western Crimes Against Ptftrmacists will be held Manchester, is an Sikorsky received authorization in February 1978 to go Cracko’s Witnesses Note j finion money transfer and fast message ahead with developing and testing the five prototypes un­ School Teachers Unite; #7YEARS.ForacompleteFREEINSPECTIONofyourhome April 17. at the Howard Johnson experienced sales p o k in g with Class by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest .services offered by Quinn s I’harmacy. Conference Center on 1-91. Wind.sor Ux ks. associate. He comes to der a $109 ,3 million contract. Death of Jesus technicti staff, phone: — The all day meeting, sponsored by the Manchester Irom an F3ast Vote To Ban Program MANCHESTER — The local con­ Connecticut. Massachu.sctts and Rhode Hartford firm. He will gregation of Jehovah's Witnesses Island Pharmaceutical Asswiations. will ENFIELD (UPI) — A committee specialize in residential that unfairly teach children that w ill commemorate the death of .A \arit'ly of cooking clas.'ics Named Licensee of teachers and administrators has locus on the three major areas of burglary and commercial proper­ "poor people are oppressed and the Jesus at its annual observance is offered to enhaiu e Oriior itorM voted to ban a 4th grade social MANCIIKSTEH -- Hichard A, Brink, and robbery, unethical and unauthorized ties GYMNASTICS rich andor government class are the tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Kingdom Hall, vour <'uliiiar\ laleols. studies program that some parents president ol BUS Inc., has announced the pre.scribing and forged and counterfeit Fetgu.son. a graduate of eharfo ai oppressors," 647 Tolland Turnpike. BUS8TEniITECXnB0L signing ol a licensee agreement with [irescriptions Manchester High School, New Classes Starting complain is “ sensationalistic " and The parents complain the series, Jehovah’s Witnesses invites all Eleanor Blake DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • EST. 1M2 Andrew Crinvalsky, president of the attended the University of mNeh as makes children feel guilty about which also explores such issues as Deco-Hollex. a British designer and For Information Call those interested to join them in 633-4552 ___ Tha Oldest & Largest in Conn. manufacturer of rolling mills and wire Connecticut statewide pharmacists Ilarllord and is continuing 6 4 6 -3 6 8 7 world poverty. wife-beating, drug abuse and the emorializing this event on April 11, shaping machinery, ' association, said pharmacy crimes have his education at The panel Tuesday upheld a formal violent ways of an Indian tribe in the • New Adult Classes 1979, which corresponds with Nisan According to the agreement. BUS will noticeably increased in New H^ngland Manchester Community You ean count on us for savings complaint by group of parents who Amazon, doesn't teach their children 14 on the Bible’s lunar calendar. said the program says nothing about build and sell rolling and wire shaping during the past year citing the fact that in College He is current anil • Movement Classes map skills and factual historical in­ There will be a Bible talk about the the middle-class lifestyles of their mills in the UnittsI States and Canada, and the New Haven area alone 18 drug stores founding president of the • Pre-School Gymnatllct — ages 3 up Skodldn't yoM bs A formation. meaning and purpose of the obser­ children and is “ too heavy” for 9 and it will sell the equipment in South and Cen­ have been held up in the past three Alumni Association of • Girls/Boys Gymnastlca — all ages ft The committee will present its vance and the benefits to be derived tral America. months Rumsey Hall School. • Competitive Programs Available iavin§ at Edirardi Food Warakoait 10-year-olds. recommendation to School from it. In addition, the agreement includes Resource speakers include Milton S. Washington, Conn , and a The “ Inquiring About Culture" Superintendent Louis Mager at the accessory equipment such as pay-off Camillcri. field supervisor of the Drug member of the school's 20S Spencer Sireef textbook and accompanying tapes end of the week. If he opposes the St. Peter’s Episeopal Control Dvision ol the Connecticut State and film s are part of a series resolution, the Board of Education reels, edge rolling units, wire development committee. MANCHESTER iK mart Ptara' HEBRON — Maundy Thursday will WININGER’S GYMNASTICS published by Holt, Rinehart and will resolve the dispute. If he agrees, straighteners, turks heads, take-up reels Dept, of Consumer Protection. Inspector Ferguson is engaged to be observed at St. Peter’s Episcopal PLOOnitN Winston. the ban will take effect. and drum packaging machines. The.se un­ Camillcri is an instructor in Narcotics and Debliie Kim Pillard of 0|>en Monday thru Church with a service of Holy SCHOOL Supporters say the program Specific reasons for the members’ its can be used in many combinations with Dangerous Drugs for the Municipal Manchester and is the son Eucharist in commemoration of the Saturday 9: am to 9: (im exposes children to the harsh votes will not be made public until each other to obtain desired results. Training Council and the Connecticut ol Thomas F. and Vivian 511 East Middle Tpke. Manchester Last Supper. The service will be at realities of life, but other parents Alexander F. Sperduti, vice president of Stale Police. Ferguson. Thursday, when majority and 7:30 p.m., followed by preparation of complained it contains biased stories BUS in charge of rolling mills sales and minority reports are drafted. the church for Good Friday services. engineering, says the Oecn-Bollex.'BIIS Suggestion Award The Office of Good Friday will take agreement olfers American .customers an FARMINGTON — Employee suggestion place at 2:30 p.m. and the Hebron QOOb WYJ excellent combination of innovative ideas, awards ranging from $25 to $80 have been Internships Available Ecumenical Good Friday service is SALE ENDS APRIL 14.1979 aggre.ssiveness, world-wide techniques, made by the University of Connecticut SOUTH WINDSOR - High school set for 7:30 p.m, design know-how and relistic prices Health Center for five ideas dealing with students,. students interested in participating A Vigil of Easter service will be Sperduti holds patents on automatic Iraflic problems and paperwork. The fee this year will be $200 per in the summer intern program in held Easter Eve starting with the KITCHEN CABINETS speed regulation of pa.v-off reels and level student and four one-week seminars SPECIAL on Thomas'Henry of Manchester, a dis- Washington, D.C., should contact Jan lighting of the Paschal Candle and winding devices. I)atcher and shuttle bus driver in the are scheduled. The program is open baptism at 4:30 p.m. PREFINISHED OR PREFINISHED BUS Inc is located at 1422 Tolland Turn­ Murtha, chairman of the intern com­ to high school students who will have public .safety department won $45 for mittee. The Easter sunrise service will be UNFINISHED PANELS pike co^ipleted their junior year by June suggesting that barrels of .sand be place in The Republican Town Committee at 5:15 a.m. at Gilead Church. •ABITIBI BASLITE all parking lots for u.sc by motorists in has agreed to sponsor local students winter. Mrs. Murtha can be reached at 644- Rag. 1B.80 SPECIAL in the program. Since the program's 0364 and should be contacted no later *14.B0 inception in 1971 the Republican Scholarship Deadline SAVE 20% than April 15. •CANDYLAND Town Committee has sponsored 30 BOLTON — Applications for BUnERSCOTCH scholarships from the Bolton COME IN AND LET Scholarship Fund Inc. must be Reg. 12.00 SPECIAL 1 Gumbemni Ams' | Microwave Talks Slated returned to the committee by April US DESIGN A •10.00 VERNON — "Look and Cook" will calling 875-3331. 15. The applications may be obtained •MED. KAPUR be the theme of a series of three Joan Hopper from Newington and by calling Bolton High School. KITCHEN FOR SPECIAL *6.70 meetings to be sponsored by the Beverly Kloehn from Cromwell will All residents who plan to continue LIMITED STOCK Cooperative Extension Service at the be guest d e m o n stra to rs. The their education beyond high school YOU. MANCHESTER ONLY Tolland County Agricultural Center, program is designed especially for are eligible to appl. •^ct^ter^Specieila Route 30. the new or prospective microwave The fund received $800 as the result The program is a basic microwave oven owners. It w ill cover such areas of the recent Dollars for Scholars oven cooking program which will run as browning techniques, meal plan­ drive which was sponsored by the for three consecutive Tuesdays star­ ning,' recipe timing, converting high school’s National Honor Society. ting April 17, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. recipes, buying points, cookware, Pre-registration is required by defrosting and other uses. N e w p o rt fmrmm ^ Coventry Hunt ALL NATURAL FLAVOR COVENTRY — The annual Easter OLD FASHIONED Egg hunt, sponsored by Coventry SODA Club Gives Scholarship Jaycees, is scheduled April 19 at the FOR ALL ALL FLAVORS VANILLA LILIES $5.59 SOUTH WINDSOR - The South school and the $500 scholarship must soccer ield at Coventry High School. CASH & CARRY Windsor Exchange Club is offering a be used for school-related expenses John Hritz, project chairman, said 28 oz. ICE CREAM $500 vocational-technical scholarship during the first two semesters. children will be divided into various Protection for YOUR YARD JOBS Flavor of the Month to any South Windsor resident who is Applications are available at the age groups. children and pets... JACKSON #400 a senior at an accredited secondary office of the school counselors and The event will be held rain or 010 Half 2x2”W SALE 5 'ALUMINUM FASHIONS school. must be returned no later than May shine. Eggs w ill be given away HOMEOWNER WHEELBARROW STEPLADDIRS '> Gallon Applicants must also have been I. For more information contact regardless of the weather conditions. Reg. TULIPS & MUM PLANTS 36”x50’ 47.50 accepted by an accredited post- Daniel E. Gothers Jr., 644-0071. Jaycee officials said. NR Bottles SI .59 FOILED & WRAPPED, CASH & CARRY REG. SALE #365 REG. 28.50 secondary vocational technical SALE 48”x50’ g"^?s *22.90 SALE * 2 4 ^ * NABISCO LIBBY'S Fiction: HUD through CD is going to force us to FIG NEWTONS TOMATO »5.95 change our zoning laws. Fact: HUD has not demanded any changes In our CONCRETE r r - n zoning laws. 1BO AulomBlIc KETCHUP GIFT SALE . C hain Saw ■ ExclutlvtSAFET-riP'" CYMB. BOXED REQ. 2.7B prwanis Mckbach. hMps ORCHID CORSAGE 2.99 you in control • Powerful ?6'cubic irtch Fiction: Section 8 rant subsidies are part of the 80lbt.2** •rvgirM r CD program. ■ 16'Power Tip Ber* SANDA • Dig taw performence it a Fact: Section 8 funds are separate from CD funds •enwble price 14 oz. and are administered by the Manchester Housing MORTAR • High performence. rugged conetruction, lightweigtit LARGE SELECTION OF ALL TYPES Authority.

cu m hwrtmn e rtsn ud /armsr * r m s "“ ■•SAIB REG. ’ 209*’ k on Question #2 KNiF a***" 8 0 lb s.2 ’« AH Purpose FLOWERING PLANTS 20% OFF Referendum is April 17 Fiction: CD funds are targeted lor poor people l a t e x c.«aam!.l SALE PRICE NOT from out of town. CASH & CARRY 12 noon to 8 p.m. SNO EIiN’ DELIVERED WHIPPING Fact: CD funds are used principally for the rehab­ ^ U N G FLAT SALE CONCRHI, SAND A bread CREAM ilitation and benefit of our older neighborhoods WMITK occupied by town residents of low and moderate ^ ^ ftjl- MORTAR MIXES 20 oz. LOAF Fiction: HUD is trying to run our town. income. A family of 4 with an Income of $15,000 JutI odd wolar fo build, GREEN & HANGING PLANTS, TOO Fact: The Fair Housing requirement comes from repoir, potch and moral n s s ” is Considered as moderate income. More than one TREATS Title 8 of the Civil Rights Act ol 1968 and requires BEST IN CEILING thii’d ol Manchester residents are within this low SALE ICE MILK BARS L towns fo take action to "Afflrmallvely further fair and moderate Income range. PAINT #026 ICE CREAM housing" In the sale and rental of housing. $ g s o REQ.11.BB SANDWICHES 3/9JP HALFanoHALF To (ulflll this requirment the Board of Directors FOR QUICK SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF SUNDAE CUPS chose to: CREAM 1. Hire an equal Opportunity Coordinator to offer Fiction: My vote won't really count. INTERIOR a EXTERIOR PAINT. Sim e r NUTTY BUDDIES Fact: This is a crucial Issue. Community Develop­ CUSTOM COLORS TOO! GREENING - cumharttml farmm education materials and programs and advice on Turf Builder SWIRL CUPS handling housing problems lor all residents. ment funds will enhance the quality of life In ■■ / 10 Manchester in the future. AND LONG- TWIN PDPS 2. Prepare a brochure to be distributed through­ Pint out the greater Hartford area to express the Town LITE ALUMINUM FUDGE BARS POTATO LASTING government’s continued openness to persons of c e o tS 4 u c x ORANGE TREATS COTTAGE varied ethnic, religious and racial backgrounds. SToeMDOoes FEEDING CHIPS Community Development funds will • Pra-ffunf & Prm PHIIW 6 or 12 PACK /t CHEESE improve the quality of life In Manchester BUY 2 BAGS Fiction: If you defeat CD (undt you will keep out for everyone. low cost housing. Sala 'Lawn Pro- at $9.95 Each Fact: CD allocations to the town may not be used If you want CD funds 32’xe0”xiy4 t H B a i o Reg, for construction of housing. A private developer 3e"x80"x1V4’ •O O S 2 5 L G H THIRD BAG 99c“- 85 E. CENTER ST. and housing authorities would still be able to Oooe Clossr build low and moderate income housing projects Parmo-Whita*flnlth aluminum with other federal« funds. door with block atrop hingot. 649-5268 m Viao-lock corners pravant worp> log; fully waotharitrippad. OPEN THURS, FRI, & SAT Fiction: Accepting CD money will rilM our taxes. JOIN US Right or laft. Hordwara Incl. OPEN ALL DAY EASTER Fact: It we had not participated In the CD program TIL 9:00 P.M. In the past, the nearly $1,500,000 worth of com­ SUNDAY TIL NOON munity Improvements could only have been THE W.G. GLlNNEY CO: L SALE ITEMS THROUGH APR, 15 We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities financisd by higher taxes. YES VISA' HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER PAID FOR BY e MANCHEaTER e OUaTONBURY • WE8T WILLINQTON • ELLINGTON cum benland farm s JOIN COMMITTEE 336 N. Mein BL 63 Hebron Ave. RT. 44 RT 13 Waet Rd. Pull down the NO lever S46-S2SI 6 3 3 ^ 6 ’ 42S-6918 •76-6213 1200 stores — there's one near you! (JUSTICE, ORGANIZATIONS. INDIVIDUALS NOW) Open 7 days for your convenience Delivery available. Quality the best aarirtfa of all ilnce 1920

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EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 11, 1979- PAGE NINETEEN Lundberg TV Tonight New Budget 7:30 8 M BOIckVanDyks rjgpiB aN M m 3 PJi. Mi«tdno 1:00 0 D le k Covott 0 0 0 Tomorrow Directors Vote To Head 3t1JeBoouty8how C SIU M a L u cy S J o t a r ’sW M 3 Nm^iwod Qomo 11:30 1:10 Seeks Funds a Bo m 's Big Top I ffsa lunaooni 3 ) Your Turn '3)Katak B TV Commuilly Cologo gMonoy S The Qong Show 1:30 Theatre SMyTImoBono / M o d W / tohror Boport X 0 Polos Woman For Upkeep 3) JooFrankln CD Fund Items M B onoiuo I lldywood Sguoroo W Movie "Die Screaming raSttidkiBoo J Dick Von Dyfco Marianne" (1973) Susan George. 2dX) MANCHESTER — Although some tagliata moved that the proposed ap­ MACHESTER - The Little B T Ie Toe Dough Leo Genn. 0Daktar1 Theatre of Manchester has elected 6:30 0 V o lo a Of Faith By GUY DeSlMONE members sought a tabling until after propriation be accepted now. ) Tho Brody BuncU 8.00 2d>3 next week’s vote, the Town Board of “I want to go on record as being in Betty Lundberg as president for the Q3Q3EdwtrdThoKlng 0 O 8 Tonight Herald Correspondent 3 BooiI im ^ Doloro 0TheRHIoman (23 Movla "Johnny Come Directors Tuesday approved the ap­ support of this," she said. “ I would 1979 season. She succeeds David f JolioHoooQoopolTlmo X S Tho MockonBoo Of Pvo- 0 Capfloosd ABC News Lately" (1943) James Cagney. COVENTRY — The proposed $3.3 Newirth, iS N B C N o w o oIm Covo Marjorie Main. million Board of Education budget propriation of $88,868 of Community like people to express their positive w Eooy 33 Movio "It's A Big Country" 12.-00 Development funds. or negative feelings now." Mrs. Lundberg, one of the founders IAdom -12 (1952) Gary Cooper, Janet Leigh. ^ Rockford FMo 2:20 for the 1979-80 school year doesn’t in­ 03 Nows The money, which is an additional of the group, has been an active !) Tho Growing Yoon A series of eight stories depict ^ILovoLucy clude any new programs but does In a related matter, the board qualities In people lhat have BThoRHIaman appropriation along with the town’s member of the organization for 19 6:65 2:30 request more money for received a letter from Pascal made America greal. 2 hrs. 3 ) Nows annual Community Development years. She has served as president on B N o w o (B/W 12:30 maintenance programs and for in­ Mastrangelo, chairman of the (2) Movla "Bluebeard " (1944) 3i00 grant, was approved by the Capitol two other occasions and has been the 7.-00 8 18 DIonoy Animatad Colobra- John Carradine, Jean Parker. creasing costs of supplies, equip­ Manchester Housing Authority. Uon 0 Emergency Onel Region Council of Governments for business manager for the past eight { CBSNowo ment, and utilities, due to inflation. Mastrangelo said the MHA may ^ M M k m Dolor Mon B SS The Bhokoopooro Ploys 1237 4dM site improvements at Spencer Street have to ask the town for an additional years. SFrssToBoMo i XSMannIx The Board of Education said the B A B C N o w o housing for the elderly. $60,000-$120,000 for the proposed 40 She has also worked both on and off Doting Qomo OJokar'oWld budget focuses on the need for the Town Manager Robert Weiss, said units on Spencer Street. If the ban the stage. She was last seen in the FOoUvolOfFoItti 6:30 expanded maintenance programs. Joomoyo To Tho Mind 0 UaraCkjb if the town is to accept the money, it against Community Development role of Birdie Hubbard in “The Little f School administrators said at a Foxes." She has also played major Dick Covott 9 0 0 would have to continue the funding is approved, the MHA would 3 ) Osar Datsetivo public hearing Tuesday night that assurances it has made for annual roles for LTM in such plays as “The a Howlywod Qomo SEVENTH ANNUM. need even more town monej^-$160,000 OThoOddCoupIo W Undaroso World Of Jacqusa minor building modifications, mainly participation in the program. This Subject Was Roses,"‘‘Janus,’' Couotoou to $220,000, Mastrangelo said. raOvorEooy plumbing and bathroom refur­ would include present steps taken by “Solitaire/Double Solitaire," "Night Q D B C h w Ils's Angola MANCHESTER Some of the Community Develop­ 7:28 8 8 8 W h s s l o bishing, are desperately needed for the town, such as the continued ment funding that would be affected Watch,” "Plaza .Suite," and "The BDolyNumboro 0 Movla "The Silver Chalice" the scho las. employment of the equal opportunity by the ban has been slated for use at Women." Mrs. Lundberg has also (1955) Paul Newman. Virginia Also included in the proposed Mayo. A young Greek designs POLICE BALL coordinator. the Spencer Street housing. been the stage manager for all of the .the Last Supper chalice. (2 hrs., budget is a request for an assistant LTM musicals. Garden Club The issue becomes confusing, Zinsser questioned why electric 30 min.) maintenance supervisor. The board hovrever, because of Tuesday’s vote heat is being considered for the units. Other officers elected are Connie Reunited at Oscars COVENTY- The Coven­ MANCNESTER STATE lUMOIlY 10d)0 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. and administrators contend that the when town residents will decide on Previously, when such heating was Liscomb, vice president — business; try Garden Club will meet (X)Kaz Actors Jack Haley (left) and Ray Bolger, who helped make work load is too large for one super­ an ordinance to ban town paritiepa- used for a similar project it resulted Ann Miller, vice president — public April 17 at 11 a.m. at (23 Nows DANCINfi 9:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. “The Wizard of Oz’^ a screen classic, were reunited for the 3 ) 0 Hal Undsn Special visor and one custodial employee. tioti in Community Development for in added expenses for the town, he relations; Frank Minutillo, vice Meadowbroow Shopping first time in years Monday night at the 51st annual Academy 33 Ufa Of Riley Al Ja rv is’ O rchaatra They said the maintenance super­ two years. said. president — production; Adrienne Plaza and then proceed to 0 Living FoHh visor can’t supervise custodial per­ Awards presentations. The pair made the presentation of the Bloomfileld to the home of Saturday, April 21,1979 If such a ban is approved, it would The board made two appointments Bletchman, .secretary; Toni Fogarty, 10:30 sonnel and at the same time me,an the town would have to fund Tuesday night. Frank Pisch of 774 treasurer; Vin Liscomb, house award for best achievement in costume design. (DPI photo) Mrs. Pinto who will speak 33 Meet The Mavoro DONATION $20.00 PER COUPLE B Frankie And Johnny adequately perform his maintenance College Food Selection the equal opportunity coordinator Lydall St. was named to the Youth manager; Kendra Adams, on "Herbs for Use and LIQUOR & MIXES INCLUDED 0 Nows duties. position with town funds to receive Commission and Mary Ann Roy of membership chairman; Betsey Delight.” Pauline Trian of Henry Street, Manchester, 11:00 . For TIckgts: S46-4888 The budget also calls for the addi­ service provided by Generis Caterers was the $88,868. Otherwise, the town 133 Prospect St, was named to the Quinn, subscriber chairman, and Members should bring ®gD00aNews tion of an assistant principal at the and Mike Picano, employee of Generis brought onto the campus to replace the food Church Presents Mime their own sandwich. S Carol Burnett And Friends would lose the money, Weiss said. Human Relations Commission. David Newirth, past president. high school. Dennis Joy, principal, Caterers, check the food selection in one of services lost by the Saturday fire of the Beverage and dessert will (SBennyHia Because of the indefinite status of The board also tabled action on a HARTFORD - On April 18 at noon, being intrigued and delighted by pan­ said he spends on the average of five the matter. Republican Director Carl be served. the lunch wagons on the Manchester Com­ college Student Center. (Herald photo by Comprehensive Employment and Wednesday Noon Repertory at tomime. He is completely self- to six hours a day maintaining ais- munity College campus. The portable food Strempfer) Zinsser moved that the matter be Training Act (CE'TA) program Lectures Set Center Cburch Hou.se, 60 Gold St., taught, having used only a textbook, cipline and added thatfhis leaves lit­ tabled. proposed by the Manchester Area will present Peter Driscoll, mime. mirror, and perseverance. The result MYSriCWHUER tle or no time for him to accomplish Democratic Director Joseph Conference of Churches. The Originally from Minnesota, is a unique style of mime with the V . . 2 Day more in curriculum improvement, Sweeney agreed. He said the use of program would employ five persons At Southern Driscoll came to New England to whole body used to communicate a .SmakaHiiN staff supervison, ad general improve­ the money is worthwhile, but he — total salaries for those positions study at Middlebury College in Ver­ .scene — ordinary events, nonsensical ment of the school program. would be about $38,000, Nancy Carr, NEW HAVEN - Dr. Ken W. wanted to wait until after Tuesday to mont with a major in drama-Englisb I iiglami School officials said that an assis­ act on the matter. (latzke, associate professor of incidents, poignant confrontations -cr ( o;is| executive director of the MACC, and teacher education. Long in­ tant principal would free away from philosophy at .Southern Connecticut with one’s self and life. The two other Republican direc­ said. trigued and delighted by pantomime, Since 1972, Driscoll has performed concentrating specifically on dis­ tors — Peter DiRosa and William The program if designed primarily State College, will present a lecture ciplinary matters. and slide presentation dealing with Driscoll began the study and training for hundreds of audiences throughout Diana — also voted to table, but the as a research tool to investipte the Insl.irt RifSf'w.ilioP'. HAYING A Also requested is an assistant clerk two prominent architects, Frank of this ancient art. New England. He has often given other five Democrats voted against needs of some members of the com­ In his own wods, "Mime is not the Phono (203)536-4?18 sor the high school. Again the board the' proposal. munity, including the elderly and Lloyd Wright and Charles Sanders extensive workshops in schools. imitation of life; it captures the es­ contends that the workload is too The five then voted to accept the those with mental health problems, Peirce, on April 19 at 3:15 p.m. in Please call the Church House sence of life." Mime or pantomime is much for the lone secretary presently funding, Diana voted against accep­ she said. Engleman 6. before Tuesday at 4 p.m. at 249-5631 an ancient form of acting which uses for reservations for lunch and serving in the high school office^ tance, and DiRosa, Zinsser and The board only received informa­ On Wednesday, April 25, Dr. no words. They said she works a considerable Sweeney abstained. tion on the proposal this week, so it Michael Vena, chairman of SC.SC’s program. Bring your own lunch and Driscoll began the study and come without reservation for coffee CARAGE amount of overtime. Democratic Director Betty In- table action on the item. foreign language dept., will discuss, TiGciif New textbooks and school supplies, “Is there an Italian-American training of this ancient art after and performance. » i.r at increased costs, also contribute to Language''," and Mrs, Janice the more than $800,000 increase in the Samoeil, assistant professor of proposed budget. Public Works Chief foreign languages, will lecture on College Hosts Columnist MANCHESTER PARKADE • 649-S491 The general staff is requesting a "Code Switching: Control through ft M UNTIL 2 30 OH iThen you'll want to tell as manyi ______^flDAY AND SUNDAY 5.6 percent increase in salary and Language." That program will be in HARTFORD — With the mornings p.m. and will include a short, timely B A B E K A P U U r people as possible about it! And the' headlines as his guide, Pulitzer MlinMHruMlirM best way to do that is with a Classified health insurance rates have gone up Asks Aid in Vernon the College Union Alumni Room at lecture consistent with what Will 30 percent, school officials said. Prize-winning columnits George F. Ad in this newspaper. VERNON — Ronald Hine, director car, curb machine, roadside mower, 3:.30 p.m. describes as his "coherent, conser­ Murder BY The cost of adding an assistant On Thursday, May 3, Dr. Kenneth Will, will pre.sent "A Perspective on vative philosophy.” An informal ft p * * of public works, told the Town Coun­ three protable two-way radios, and a Current Events" in Hartford on April $ Degree maintenance supervisor would be cil Monday night that he was ditch compactor. The total request Florey, chairman of .SCSC’s English (|uestion and answer session will 7:15-9:10 $14,000 and for adding an assistant department, will discuss "Black 17. Visiting from Washington, D C., follow, open to members of the ■ overwhelmed with the lack of sense am ount^ to $145,2(XI and all were he is the special guest of the Alum­ principal, $16,000; the assistant of­ of urgency of his department. deleted\ Dihlcct in American Literature." His audience. ' JACK LEMMON ENDSTHUR. fice clerk, $5,940. nae Association of Hartford College JANE FONDA Hine had asked for additional help Also cut, but not totally deleted, talk will be in' tbe College Union Ticket information is available 4CHAIL OOUOLAS Also requested is an expansion of “California tm but the requests were deleted by were requests for the rental of equip­ Alumni Hoorn at 3:30 p.m. for Women. His wife, Madeleine from the Alumnae Office, 236-1215. the part-time reading consulatnt posi­ Marion Will, is a graduate and Alum­ Suite’pg Mayor Frank McCoy and his ment to do work on bridges in town. All lectures are free. Kathleen W. Johnson of 104 White tion at an additional cost of $6,910 and . nae Trustee of the College. STARTS FRIDAY recommendation was backed up by The toral request was for $29,260 and St., Manchester, a member of the expansion of the position of a lear­ Held in the auditorium of Aetna “SUPERMAN” the Republican majority on the Town the mayor recommended, $4,000. board of directors of the alumnae ning disabilities teacher at a cost of Life and Casualty, 151 F’armington Council. Also cut were the public works association, is publicity chairman for $8,565 and a speech and hearing Ave., the program will begin at 7:30 the event. Hine gave a detailed report of the budget request for culverts and Seaport Head specialist at a cost of $3,500. - |)roblems he has with absenteeism on storm sewers from a request of $72,- A public hearing on the general his work force. He said he is never 500 to a recommended $8,000; equip­ government budget is scheduled for Difficult to Lounge running with a full staff. ment maintenance and repair, $187,- Will Lecture Art-Music Event Slated tonight in the high school auditorium The mayor said adding more peo­ 758 r e q u e s te d and $143,833 at 7;30. It’s a little difficult to lounge in these harc^ Amie Sorenson of Vernon and Laura Ashley ple wouldn’t solve the absenteeism recommended; snow removal, $114,- .1 Revcll Carr, director of the HARTFORD — Armenia Antiqua, ure represented, or which are con­ ^Spring Cleaning Mystic Seaport Museum, will be the an Italian musical group, will give a straight-back seats in the Manchester Com­ of Windsor. College officials said spirit of problem. He said "We’d have to dou­ 100 re q u e s te d and $92,000 temporary to the music, will be the ServiceMaster^ recommended; refuse collection and guest speaker at the last lecture- performance entitled "Minstrels, munity College auditorium, but these three students and staff were high at the college in ble the work force ... it doesn’t really shown. Easy Way disposal, $162,898 requested, $139,126 luncheon of the season, sponsored by Musical Angels and Court students managed to have a game of cards efforts to adjust to makeshift facilities since solve the problem by adding more Arinonia Antiqua, four musicians recommended (this Includes $79,000 the Women’s Committee of the Musicians” at Trinity College on people.” and a vocalist, performs on a variety Ann Judson Circle between classes Tuesday, (from left to right) th Student Center was destroyed by fire for the contract for the landfill Wadsworth Atheneum, on Monday, April 17 at 8 p.m. in the Goodwin H a l l o w e e n H E R E ’S A F E W O F T H E Democratic Councilman Stephen of instruments, including the They are Mary Beth Stiglinao of Hartford, Saturday. (Herald photo by Strempfer) Marcham made a motion to amend area); building inspection, $68,902 April ,30 at the Atheneum in Hartford. Theatre of the Austin Arts Center. - THINGS WE CAN MANCHESTER — Ann Judson Cir­ recorder, crumhorn, viola rankett, the budget to include a request for asked and $567796 recommended; and As a fo rm er naval o ffic e r, The event is spon.sored by Trinity’s DO FOR YOU:' cle of Community Baptist Church and saekbut. They have played to $38,000 for a new dump truck to maintenance of general government archaeologist, re.searcher. lecturer, Barbieri Center of Italian Studies. will meet Thursday at 9;30 a.m. for wide acclaim in Italy and Austria Wash windows and glass doors replace a 10-year-old one but the mo­ buildings, $199,995 with $129,420 writer, authority on ships, arts and Admission is free and the public is in­ brunch in the church living room. since 1975. The lecture portion of the • Clean walls and ceilings tion was defeated with the other recommended. crafts', Carr will speak on ships, a vited to attend • Vacuum and polish furniture Suzanne Williams will lead program will be provided by Franca Democrats on the council voting for The request for the total public subject which coordinates with the The program will consist of a con­ • Clean and soilproof carpeting devotions. Baby-sitting will be Camiz, a director of the Forum Come A it and the Republicans against it. works department amounted to $1.8 present exhibit “Visions of the Sea” • Clean and re-wax hardwood provided. Proposed Budgets Seen cert and slide lecture about .Sebool in Rome and a member of the Home! V Hine had asked for a head million and recommended is $1.2 at the Atheneum. Renaissance music and musical in­ floors laeulty at Trinity’s Barbieri Center mechanic-equipment supervisor at a million. Carr has had professional struments. Examples of painting and • Dust lamps and t>ookshelves in Rome. • Clean closet shelves and walls Square Dance Club suggested salary of $16,000 and a experience in other facets of art. He seulpture in which these instruments MANCHESTER - The Manchester the maintenance man at a suggested organi'/.iHl ami hung a Japanese print «CUEMY Square Dance Club will sponsor its To Hike Rate 3.2 Mills salary of $16,500. Both were deleted Home Show Winner show at the Philadelphia Museum of MMIUttl NOMINEE 1 eUaning people uhocair"' final Advanced I Workshop Thursday by the mayor. COLUMBIA — James L, Robinson Art; served on the Faculty of- BOLTON — Budgets being sitivity to the public’s desire to keep agricultural country. It hasn't been Hillbilly Play To Dehut from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Nathan Hale Hine also asked for one additional of Route 86 was the winner in a .Seminars on American Folk Culture, -"THE DEER - OFMMRXSnMKKXVlU requested by various town and school taxes down,” lhat way for a long time,” School. departments will result in a 3.2 mill The two proper budget request is Harris said, "We (the finance equipment operator, three additional drawing held this morning at the Cooperslown, N.Y., and was a NKW HAVEN —.:Thc stories of new play be Elizabeth Stearns which 649-3433 Home Show at the Hartford Civic 'mi rate increase if no changes are made $967,470, a decrease of $60,916 from board) have been working with truck drivers, three additional d'clegate to the International seven women, their struggles and will be begin pefformanees at Long HUNTER” laborers, all of which the mayor Center, Robinson won $7,050 toward Congress of Maritime Museums, triumphs living in Apalaebia. are Wharf Theatre Thursday, April 19th. in them by the Board of Finance. this year’s budget of $1,028,386. The respresentatives of various board but // The proposed budgets for 1979-80 deleted. a new Key-Loc modular Home by Greenwich, England, Oslo, Norway; jire.senled in "Hillbilly W'bmen." a Board, of Education is requesting $1,- we sure would like to have citizens Agent Helps will be discussed at a public hearing 595,598, an increase of $72,055 over come to the hearing and make their Besides cutting the request to CrosMn Builders of Tolland. and Mystic replace the 1969 dump truck the Thie money includes work from Resides lecturing to historical KAVOn FAlDtRAWl' S Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community this year’s budget of $1,523,542. opinions known.” RICKY SO W W Il. Hall. New items being requested by the At this point proposed budget are mayor also deleted requests for the well drilling, construction, .solar in­ societies and museum groups, he has MT. VERNON sulation, excavation and electrical I Ei The Elderly The budgets total $2,563,068 and town include a police cruiser, public as requested by the various boards, following other equipment: Replace­ been guest curator for the Bicenten­ Bushnell Presents Jazz ment of two snow plows, two mobile work suppliers. nial Ship Portrait Exhibit at the represent an $11,140 increase over works foreman, administrative no adjustments have been made by Emery Smith, president of the radios, a base station with remote Crossen Builders displayed a $35,- Altonaer Museum in Hamburg, Ger­ HARTFORD — The Bushncll DAIRY STORES ANDOVER — Sarah Richards is this year’s budget of $2,551,928. assistant, senior citizens survey, sur­ the finance board, bartford Jazz Society, is an ac­ SERVICE Sale Ends Sat. and repeator, a standard four-door 000 ranch model al the home show. many, and has been consultant to the Memorial announces a new program April 14 the new municipal agent for the Daniel Harris, finance board chair­ veying and engineering of town Harris said, "The residents are U S. Naval War (’ollege Museum in tilled "Jazz in the Colonial Room," complished pianist and trombonist. elderly in Andover. She replaces man, said the portion of the budget roads, and police patrol. paying the bills. We welcome their 244 BROAD ST. 690 HARTFORD RD. POST RD. PLAZA Newport, R 1 Local jazz talent will be showcased H e has played with Jackie McLean Margaret Jurovaty. that is financed by property taxes has Harris said, ’"nie new programs questions and comments at the and Paul Brown and was co-leader of increased and could result in a mill Tax Collector Files Suit; The lecture begins at 11 a.m. in the in Bushnell’s intimate Baroque MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Rt. 30. VERNON Anew group called Tbe Committee being proposed for the town reflect hearing so we can do our work. I real­ reception room. The Lloyd Gilliam Avery Theatre of the .Atheneum, the Progessive Art and Culture Com­ on Aging has been formed by Ms. rate increase. the fact Bolton is coming of age and ly mean that.” ’ Trio, pianist Emery Smith and tidlowed by a wine reception and pany Richards and others. It will meet Harris said, "I, think the overall we have to face up to it.” The Town Meeting that will ask ap­ Claims State Intervention luncheon in the museum galleries. vocalist Kitty Kathryn will appear Kitty Kathyrn has performed in GRADE A LARGE April 24 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Of­ submission of thi proposed budgets He said, "We’re no longer a simple proval of the budget will be May 14 at Sunday, April '29. numerous clubs throughout the For further informatioircall co­ fice Building. If the committee is by various boards show real sen­ farming community within a simple 8 p.m. al the (Community Hall. NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A South of the two accused workers, she said. United States, most often as the avored chairpersons, Mrs A, Lane Trvon Lloyd Gilliam, a frequent guest successful it may be appointed a per­ Windsor toll collector has filed a She claimed she was also told no ac­ ,lr . 233-5722 or Mrs H R. Talcott, player at clubs and restaurants, has featured vocalist with the Spider manent Commission on Aging by the federal civil rights suit claiming she tion was taken on her complaint Martin Sextet. Her vocal selections ^ 3^ WHITE EGGS was sexually'molested by two super­ 233-9775 been one of Hartford’s primary ad­ Board of Selectmen. because of lack of evidence. vocates of jazz for decades. With jazz include traditional offerings by Cole A representative from the Hebron Fire Truck Repairs Set visors at her toll plaza and the state Officials named in the suit are greats such as Gene Krup, he pop­ Porter and George Gershwin as well whitewashed its investigation of her state Department of Transportation Commission on Aging has been in­ register to vote. ularized the .sound at the lleublein as more modern works. BOLTON - The town’s 1964 Ford Volunteer Fire Department to retain complaints. Commissioner Arthur Powers, Toll vited to the meeting. ’The public is in­ There will be a limited voter Hotel. For information call 246-6907 Tanker used by the Bolton Volunteer their respective positions as chief Mary C. Blair, in a suit on file Operations Manager Louis Kor- vited and people interested in making session May 5 from 9 to 11 programs for the elderly are es­ Fire Department will be repaired. and assistant chief of the depart­ today, names as defendants two of sonsky. Director of Personnel Daniel I']\rculi>«' Hoiird a.m. at the Community Hall. The ses­ pecially asked to attend. The Board of Fire Commissioners ment. her supervisors at a Bissell Bridge Muirhead and slate personnel worker ANDOVER - The voted unanimously Tuesday to get it The nominations were approved by sion is only for persons who attain toll plaza in .South Windsor and four David Odell. Executive Board ol the An­ The committee met for the first their 18th birthday or became time earlier this month to discuss fixed. the Board of Fire Commissioners. It officials in the state Department of DOT spokesman William E. Keish dover Elementary Scluxil naturalized citizens after April 16. m Doz. program ideas for and problems and About two weeks ago the vehicle’s is expected both men will be elected Transportation. declined comment on the suit. I’TA will meet April 24 at PEOPLE The town clerk may also register The suit seeks unspecified punitive < 75< needs of the elderly in Andover. The steering mechanism became so loose to the positions at the department’s Rabbett was unavailable for com­ . n ^ W niA/l 7:30 p.m. at the scIuhiI. it was determined unsafe to drive. In dinner meeting in May. volet's during re ^ la r office hours, damages and an order against any ment, while McAllister said, "I don’t Anyone having requests meeting was attended by 11 persons. Monday through Friday from 9,a.m. ARE The group discussed tranpsortation the last year and a half repairs to tbe Preuss and Morra have held the further harassment. know anything about it.” to submit for the 1979-80 to 3 p.m. and Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. needs, housing and current programs tanker have cost the town about $2,- positions for one year. Ms. Blair claims she was repeated­ PTA budget should submit The Democrat registrar of voters ly approached with "unsolicited and AltkaMiMte Uut could be used by the elderly. It 000. them in writing to Maria Voter Registration is Ilvi Cannon. The deputy rgistrar is CowlesA Cow Auctions discussed the possibility of Andover Repairing the tanker when it annoying sexual attention” from y Tulman, president, or pre- LOOKING! SCHRAFFT There will be a voter registration Winifred Cunningham. , HOUSTON (UPI) - A Texas cattle joining the Dial-A-Ride in Williman- breaks dowh isn't the biggest Albert McAllister, the superinten­ V 'sent them at the mooting session tonight from 7 to 9 at the The Republican registrar of voters dent at the toll plaza. marketer has come up with a method ^ tic. problem however, getting parts for it JELLY BEANS Communith Hall. There will also be is Jean Gately. The deputy registrar The suit says McAllister and shift of keeping prospective cattle buyers' Ms. Richards said there is a is. * IK*l|r .voter registration sessions Saturday is Joan Dixon. supervisor John R^bbett often from (lirtying their feet — cowless i bulleting board containing informa­ Fire (Thief James Preuss said the and Monday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at cattle auctions. COVENTRY - The PTO She Hefalb part has been ordered and called an Absentee Ballots grabbed her and kissed her in public of the. Robertson School tion for tbe elderly at the Town Of­ the Community Hall. J.D. Sartwelle .says he plans to use CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING fice Building and the Andover ‘emergency rush” but no one has Absentee ballots for the May 7 while soliciting sex relations. reports it was able to buy a Anyone wishing to vote in the May Rabbett at one point exposed his television to bring videotape pictures Congregational Church. any idea how long it will take to get 7 town election must register by town election are now available at of cows to bidders rather than tape recorder cassette and it. genitals, the suit says. 2 i n Ms. S h a rd s asks anyone who has Monday. the town cler’s office at the Com­ requiring them to drive all over the a record player, for the When she complained to the state PHONE 643-2711 i PLEASE CALlTHEAnCl 69c VALUE Ideas about programs for senior Keeping Positions Persons who are 18 years of age, munity Hall. They may be obtained state to tramp through fields to see school, because of all of the FORSCREBITMES citizens or knows of any problems by going to the office in person or by last October, officials conducted an can labels donated by f O R ASS1STAHCE IN PLACING YO O R AD Preuss and Ronald Morra have Bolton residents and natural!^ cattle or collecting the animals at a they face to call her at 742-6464. calling the town clerk. investigation that was biased in favor residents been nominated by the Bolton citizens, if foreign .born, may central location. PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 11, 1979

H»lp Wanted 13 Halp Wantad 13 Hatp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 11, 1979- PAGE TWENTY-ONE Homes For Sale CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR RN, or LPN- Part tirne, 11 to 7 DRIVERS- Experienced on NURSE A ID ES - We are 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 - Experienced only. Top Flower Locations, Friday, a.m. Weekdays pr weekends, Buses, for Chartered Trips. looking for responsible, warm wages. Km\y. Atlas Tile. 1862 Saturday or Sunday. Car la u re l Manor, 91 Chestnut Good record. Neat people interested in caring for- BUSINESS & SERVICE Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, needed. S.D.R. Enterprises. Street, 649^519. appearance. Pleasant per­ the E lderly and Mentally W c A i r f W x t HeraUi 563-0151. Andover, Conn., 742-99K. sonality essential. Post Road Retarded. AH shifts available- INDIVIDUALS NEEDED TO Stages. 644-1531, 9 til 4. full time. Apply in person to: MISS MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR HAIRDRESSER WORK As Homemaker, Meadows Convalescent REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DOCTORS OFFICE, ICxperienced with following. Home Health Aides, an agen- WOMAN TO LIVE IN while Home, 333 Bidwell Street, THJS_ We're ell you need lo know ROCKVILLE - Monday. For full- or part-time position. ^ serving 10 towns East of elderly woman recuperates. Manchester. in real ealata. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. Call 643-2461, ask for Joe or River. Must have own car. Light chores and cooking. Neighborhood otficaa 12 to 6. .Send resume to Box Kathy. Training provided. Mileage Manchester North End. Call CLEANING LADY l S « i a K ^ D everywhere. CC, c/o Manchester Herald. reimbursement. Part time 644-8215. 5 to 9 PM. NEEDEf)- 1 day or 2 after­ . PMMttSTOHE . PHONE 643-2711 CARPENTERS HELPER - noons a week in Manchester. available. Good fringe Owner retiring-wants a HOUSEKEEPING- Woman Experienced preferred. Call benefits. Phone - River East HOUSEKEEPERS FOR Please call after 5 p.m., 644- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD quick sale and is selling Services Ottered 31 Services Ottered LESPERANCE needed for light Tim Connelly at 64frl379 after Home Health Aid Service, at WEEKEND WORK - Call 646- 0383. 31 Palnttng. Papering 32 Building Contracting 33 his business for only housecleaning. 7 hours per 6 PM. 643-9511 for appointment. 2300. Essex Motor Inn. 100 East Center Street. FULL TIME CARPET YOUR week. $4.00 per hour. WOOO. plus stock. This is IHCOME TAX PAINTING - Interior and FARRAND REMODELING • 646-0505 EMPLOYMENT WAITRE.SS - No experience Manchester. CLEANER- Must have car. ie INDEX (ADVERTISING! References necessary. Call M a n c h e s t e r a r e a truly an exceptional buy SPRMG exterior, paperhanging, Cabinets and Formica "rops. 457 Canter Street •••••••••••••••••••••••••• needed. Will train. Night shift. Will train. Excellent salary PREPARATION excellent work references. N O T IC It between 6 and 8 p.m .. M3-5190. WOMEN (temporary). - call now for details:’ CUAMIG Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ Apply in person: Silver Lane PART TIME HELP and benefit plan. Call 528-0292. Free estimates. Fullv in­ t — Lo il and Found RATES Help Wanted 13 Secretaries and typists SHOULD ditions, Decks, All types of 2— Paraonaia Restaurant. 281 Spencer needed for interesting tem­ WANTED - Monday thru P«M-Con«nli sured. Martin Matson,’ 649- Remodeling and Repairs. 3 — Announcamonia 1 d t y ...... 12«wordp«rdty Street. Manchester, Friday 6 to 10 evenings. BUSINESS h INDIVIDUAL HCLUDE 4431. TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. porary assignments at Business Opportunity 14 MEstatu Phone 643-6017. 4 — Ent«rtainm«nt Sdiyt ..lUwofd^dty Apply 81 Commerce Street, Prestige area companies. Experienced only. Apply A-1 INCOME TAXES S - AuChoni S dtyt . |«vordp«rdty 10 EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER COOK - Must Now you can register and Gas Station, 568 Center Street. PREPARED - In the com­ YOURFIREPUCE QUALITY PAINTING and Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Boats-Accassorlas 45 dtyt . H duyt Glastonbury. PTG MANCHESTER Package LEON CIESZYNSKI FINANCIAL MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, be experienced. Apply in per­ work near your home. Manchester. fort ol your home or office. Paper Hanging bv Willis 15 woTdi $2 00 minimum COMPANY. Telephone 633- store. Excellent location. Well; irthsicfe BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN 0 Bondi-Stock tMofigagat 7631. POWER PRESS son: Silver Lane Restaurant, Openings in East Hartford. Call 646-7633, for an appoint­ Schultz, Fullv insured 1971 18 FOOT LYMAN BOAT 9 - Pationti Loani Happy Ada $2.50 Inch established business. C all ditions, Remodeling, Rcc Hound for sale. Excellent pel. OPERATORS AND SET-UP 281 S p e n c e r S tr e e t, Manchester. Vernon and OUTSTANDING SALES ment. f® eiTin)r)(^ tsuMits references, 649-4343. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens St TRAILER With 105 HP to — inigfinci MAN. Apply in person. H & B Marion E. Robertson,' 646-5252 $50. 649-6404, Best to call RN, LPN, 7 -to 3 and 3 to 1 Manchester. South Windsor. Earn top pay POSITION - We offer a home, Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath Chrysler Engine, also 1971, CMPLOYMfNT Realtor, 643-5953. ¥:::¥:¥:::v:v:¥f::;¥:¥:::::® before 2:30 PM. shirts. Good pay, good Tool & Engineering Co.. 168 rates. Pay no fee. Call Capital not just another sales posi­ J.P. LEWIS Si SON- Interior Tile, Dormers, Roofing. Good condition. Two canopies. t3 Help /Janiod Forest Street, Manchester. LOCAL COMPANY tion. If you possess inside in­ Many extras! Sacrificing for 14 Bultnoii Oppoflunilioi o benefits and working con­ Temporaries at 278-1313 to INCOME TAX Preparation- CALL JAMES AT and Exterior painting, paper Residential or Commercial, E.O.E M.F. VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Private Instructions IS Investment Properly 25 PUPPIES - Labrador Liquidation. $1200, or best 15 — S'luition Wantsd ditions, Apply in person, Ver­ LOOKING for part lime arrange for an interview ap­ dustrial sales experience and Experienced. At your home. 649-8522 hanging, remodeling, carpen­ 649-4291. L ' d - 7 Snacks with locations $3,580 Retreiver. No papers. Call offer. 643-6900. non Manor, 180 Regan Road, Bookkeeper. 3 hours daily. pointment right in are seeking upward growth, Call Dan Mosler, 64SF3329 or Altar 6 p.m. try. Fully insured. 649-9658. COUCATION CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- REMEDIAL READING and TWO FAMILY OR POSSIBLE after 5 PM. 643-9474. 10 Experience necessary. Call Manchester. then we want to talk to you. If 525-8263. LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec Ingffuclioni Vernon, 2355 Ext. 905. math; individualized work t9 “ Scnoo'i Ciaiiai , 646-1213. in te re ste d c a ll 289-8291. 3 FAMILY • Excellent in­ A&W PAINTING Contrac- rooms, roofing and repairs. TROMBONE- In excellent 70 iniiructioni } E.E.O.E. program, (lst-8th grade) bv come. 2 car garage. E X P E R T P A IN TIN G and tors. Quality painting and AKC REGISTERED condition Bucschcr, with TYPISTS AND Free estimates. Call Charles RN-LPN wanted for full or OFFERS INVITED / master's degree teacher. 568- Appliances. 7 12- 4 rooms. INCOME TAX LANDSCAPING Specializing DALMATION- 4 'j years old. oversized ca.sp. $250. Call 649- NEAL ESTATE HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES (temporary). paper hanging at reasonable Schiavetti at 649-2405 part time on all shifts Apply RETAIL STORE ON 8075. Many, manv extras. $53,900. in Exterior House Painting. Very gmxl watch dog, and 7085 anytime. ?3 - Hum«| lot Sait •SOPHOMORE or Junior boys Work near your home! DEMONSTRATORS: Earn PREPARATION • Your home rates Fullv insured. Free anvtime. 24 ' Loli Land lor Sale director of nursing Salmon- WHEELS- Make an easy $20,- Call 649-6658 or 649-9937. Tree pruning, spraying, good with children. $75 or best MACHINISTS For A ircraft for part time dishwashing Register near your home' $1000 or more in your spare or mine. Dan Wade, Tax_Con- Estimates. Call Wavne 649- 25 - Irtvejlmenl PfOpeMy brook Convalescent Home, oil 000 per vear. Excellent terms. RIDING LESSONS indoor sultant, 871-9554. mowing, weeding. Call 742- 7696. offer. 643-9084. 1968 PENYAN 18 ft. BOAT 26 - Buim eu Properly P arts- h;xperim ental and (automatic dishwasher) and Capital Temporaries has in­ lim e with Treasure House BRICK, FIELDSTONE. House Street, Gla.stonbury. Call John, al Chenette riding ring. Western stock 7947. Refinished last year 1974 65- 7? Peaori Properly Short Run. Job Shop other kitchen chores after teresting short and long term Party Plan. Home decor Real Estate Wanted 28 BLOCK, PLASTERING, 20 Please call 833-5244. Associates, "Gallery Of seat, saddle seat and hunt PARAKEETS- Buv direct horsepower Mereury motor, Peal Et'ale /Rented experience preferred. To school and .Saturdays. Apply assignments available in East items, name brand toys and PERSONAL Paperhanging Fireplaces, chimneys, walls, Homes," 528-9081. seat. All levels 228-9817. ALLAN T. KEELER'S TAX from the breeder! tlages and trailer New tires, manv MISC SERVICES work on cither Lathe. in person: Brass Key Hartford, Manchester. Ver­ gifts. Call 875-2171 or collect ALL CASH For your property, For particular people, by veneer. New, repair E. NL'KSES AIDES wanted for SERVICE. Tax Returns done Supplies also available. Call accessories Asking $1200 or 31 Se»yice4 OPered Bridgeport, Cintimatic or Restaurant non and South Windsor areas. person to person for Miss within 24 hours. Avoicl R ^ Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. Richardson 643-0889 32 Pamling Papyiring ADVERTISING full time on all shifts. Apply AUTO PARTS STORE - Big A VOICE, PIANO Instructions. in the privacy of your home. (>33-8825, best offer. Call 742-7090 alter 5 Tracer Top Pay for right Earn top pay rates. Never pay Carol 491-2100, Also booking Tape. Instant Service. Hayes CHILD CARE - For ages 2 33 Du'IO'ng-Contraclirig director ol nursing. Salmon- Auto Parts. "The hard Former faculty New York Call 871-1781. for annointment TEACHERS- Experienced PM. 34 nofjIr'g-S'dmg man Excellent fringe GENERAL OFFICE GAL- a fee. Call Capital Tem­ parties. Corjk 646-0131. thru 8, in my State Licensed DEADLINE brook Convalescent Home, off working auto parts store" Music and Art High School. Exterior Painters now PONY FOR SALE- Large 35 Heeling Plumping benefits Apply at: Paragon Necded full time 8 lo 4:30. poraries at 278-1313 to arrange Home. Hours: 7 lo 6 daily. Hot ■•••••••••■•••*••••••••••• 36 f Irjor.ng 12 00 noon tne day before House Street. Glastonbury seeks owners in New England. Professional Singer/Pianist. ACCURATE...... tooking for spring summer Pony. Good personality and Tool Co., Inc.. 121 Adams Non-smoker, Send resume lo: an interview appointment SECRETARY FULL TIME- SELLING your house? Call us lunch, laundry and overtime RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 3/ Moving Trurh)ng-Storege publication ITcasc call B.33-.5244, Operational guidance, 644-8597. jobs. Free Estimates. habits. Rides Wcslcrn or Antiques 48 30 Street, Manchester. 647-9935, P 0 Box 12 Tolland, Conn., right in Manchester. Heavy transcription. Good first and we ll make you a EXPERIENCED TAX services offered. Excellent Se'v ces //anted Deadline for Saturday and Mon­ national advertising, finan­ ••saa*«aeas*aa*at«a****a** Reasonable rates. 649-5873. English, $150, firm . Call 742- day I* 12 00 Noon Friday 06084. phone personality. Excellent cash offer! T.J. Crockett, HELP-Your home. Low cost. references. 643-9677. BIDWELL HOME Improve­ MISC FOR SALE SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for cing available to qualified in­ Schoolt-Claasea 19 9841. WANTED: Antique furniture, REAL ESTATE SALES PRODUCTION WORKER- typist. Medical knowledge Realtor. 643-1577. Small Business? Sold Home? ment Co. Expert installation 40 Hfjusrjhold Goods South Wind.sor W ill train dividuals. Substancial equity PROFESSIONAL PAINTING gla.ss, Pewter, oil paintings or PEOPLE- 2 full time sales Full time, physical work in­ helpful. Call 646-6323. HOME GARDENS ROTO- of aluminum siding gutters 41 Articles lor Sale Apply 9 BriMikfield -Street or HELP ■ Ladies over 18 with required. Call or write .FOR THE BEST - Manchester Itemized deductions. 633-1267. - Interior and Exterior. HORSE FOR SALE- 15.2 other antique item s. R. 42 O'j'idi'tg Supplier - associates. Members of two volved. Must be 18 or older. MAY WE' BUY your home? TILLED- Manchester. Bolton, and trim . Roofing installation PLEASE READ call 289-5918, after 12 noon ear Part time work for full American Parts system. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Commercial and Residential. hands. Saddle bred. Beautiful Harri.son, 643-8709 43 Pen Oifd» Dog'J Multiple Listing-Services. Call Apply at the Poppe Shoppe, BARTENDER '/ Quick, fair, all cash and no Vernon, Coventry and An­ and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. 44 time pay. No investments. Marketing Department. pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Free Estimates. Fully In­ animal. Well trained. Ea.sy Musical Inttrum tnu Rob al Wolverton Agency 249 Spencer Street, SANDWICHMAKER / problem. Call Warren E. MAXIMIZE VOUR dover areas. Call 742-9015. 45 Urjais ^ Acceisoriof NURSES AIDES - Full lime, Call 280-4443 before 10 or after Attention Doug Minich, 130 troductory lesson with this ad. sured. 646-4879. personality. Rides Wcslern or Wanted lo Buy 49 YOUR AD Realtors 649-2813 Manchester, between 10 and 2 BOOKKEEPER - Bookkeeper Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. REFUND SPECIALIZING cleaning and 46 Sparling Goodt Classified ads are taken over the and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. 3. Darlin Street, East Hartford, Call 646-6306, or 646-3549, English, $700 firm . 742-9841 4/ Garden P(oducH PM. hours are 8 to 12 a.m. Apply in •repairing chimneys, roofs, M O P E D Si S E W IN G 48 An'igues phone as a convenience The Experienced preferred, but Ct. 06108. 289-7906, 289-1112 MINIMIZE VOUR TAX PAINTING by DAN SHEA- GENERAL iMECHANIC - KEYPUNCH EAM person: Bidwell Tavern, QUICK CASH FOR YOUR new roofs. Free estimates. 30 MACHINE. GoikI condition, 49 Wenied lo Buy Herald IS responsible for only we w ill train Apply in person: after 5 PM. A Gulf and Let Emmet D. Qemme Best Workmanship, Quality AKC REGISTERED one incorrect insertion and then East Hartford Convalescent Full lim e days. Paid CMS. OPERATOR- Town of DAY & NIGHT FRYERS & Coventry, Conn., 742-5197. HOME- Flexible, fair. Call years Experience. Rowley, YORKSHIRE TERRIER - Reasonable Call evenings, Western Company. ••••asaasaasaaaaaasssssaa* FREE JUNK CAR Paint, plus Low Prices! RENTALS only to the size of the original in­ Blue Cross & Life Insurance. Manchester, $7898.80-$8530,86. COUNTER HELP NEEDED- Bob al Wolverton Agency. 649- proleeeloMlIy prepare 643-5361. BLUE; GOLD male. One year 649-1848, keep trying. 5? Ftoorns lor Rent Home. 745 Main Street, East REMOVAL! Call 649-7243 Please call 646-5424. sertion Errors which do not Amcrbelle Corp., 104 East Independently operate Apply in person: Arthur Homes For Sale 23 2813. your Income tax return old. Ready for breeding. •■•■••■•••■•••••##•••••••• 53 Apa'lrnenn lur Hnni lessen the value of the adver- Hartford, 54 Monies lor Rent Main Street, Rockville. Apply numeric or alphabetic Treachers. 401 Center Street, aaaaaaaaaaaaaagaaaaaaa**** ROOFER WILL Install rool, lisement will not be corrected by • Work guaranteed ••••••••••taaaaaaaaaagaaaa Great with kids. Best offer. 55 Bi/S'f'eSS lor Bent between, 9 a m. and 4:30 p.m keypunch and verifying Manchester. I VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 Household Goods 40 ROTOTILLING LAWN AND siding or gutter for low dis­ II RENTALS an additional insertion SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- • Your home or mine Building Contracting 33 Call 646-8027 after 4 PM on 56 Resort Prryperly Irjr Runt An Equal Opportunity macnine and perform related COURIER “ 1/2 room Cape, Wall to wall GARDENS with rear tine count price. Call Ken at 647- 5/ Wanted lo Rent Exeellenl Part Time work. Help Wanted e Individual and Monday, Wednesday and Employer, clerical work of coding, Part lime. ^carpeting throughout. REFRIGERATORS Trov Built Tiller. Call 568- 1566. 58 Misc Ifjr Rent Will train. Call .Manchester WfcS ROBBINS Carpentry Friday. Rooms lor Rent checking, arranging, and ■ Fireplaced living room. Many Washers / Ranges, used, Butinaaa 8791. 52 843-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. The Manchester Board of remodeling specialist. Ad­ AUTOMOTIVE SECRETARY - Full lime. filing materials. 1 year's N.C. Lathe Operator H built-ins. Lovely private yard. guaranteed and clean. New Call Day or Eva. T R A C Y BROTIIERS- 6 ' Autos Ipr Sale Education is seeking a ditions, rcc rooms, dormers, THOMPSON ROUSE- Cen­ Some shorthand required. experience in operating ■ Near schools. $54,500. Prin- shipment damaged. G.E & REFINISHED KITCHEN Roofing,ng. Flat Roof, Hot Tar, 62 truths lor Sale SECRETARY - Part lime UIUNDRY WASHMAN Sand Blast Operator Part Time Courier to dba GEM ENTDiPRISES built-ins, bathrooms, trally located. Downtown 63 Heavy Equipment lor Sate South Windsor Bank & Trust keypunch and verifying Jciples only. Call 875-7415. FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices, CABINETS & COUNTER - Gravel, ilt-Up Roofing. mornings, Vernon Circle area. kitchens, 649-3446. Musical Instruments 44 Manchester. Kitchen 64 Mf/lortycios Bicydns Co. Main olfice. Apply in per­ machines, plus graduation A tsa m b ta r transport films between B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main I Woodwork. Floors for homes Contmercial & Residential. 65 Campers Trailers MjDile Typing, and machine Are you looking for a part 646-3113 privileges. Call 649-2358. from High School is required. 50 Hours, paid holidays, Hartford and Manchester, ; IMMEDIATE Cash for your Street, 643-2171. and apartments. Call 667-3643. Estimates. 872-6269. Homes th e transcription a must. .Send son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., time job on weekends? We CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and ••••••••••••••••••••••#••• Application and job descrip­ excelle.nt insurance $5.00 per trip. Must have ! property. Let us explain our ask for Ken. 66 Aulyrnoiive Service resume to Box AA, c/o South Windsor. Between 9 AM have 2 positions open im ­ Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. other instruments. Rivers Apartments For Rent 53 6 / Autos lor Rent Lease benefits. Apply in person,' ’fair proposal. Call Mr. FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom Manchester Merald, and 3 I ’M. tion are available at The Per­ mediately, for Saturdays insured automobile. Con­ C&M TREE SERVICE - Free : Belfiore, 647-1413. Set. E xcellent condition. MISCELLANEOUS TYPING- Call Gary Cushing 346-2009. Music, 7 Main Street, New job sonnel Office, 41 Center and Sundays, first or se­ tact: Wilson E. Deakin Jr., estimates, discount senior METRONICS, INC. Queen-size bed, triple dresser, Professional quality. Phone Heating-Plumbing 35 Britain. 225-1977. ‘ ■ MANCHESTER- Wc.st Center NURSES AIDES- Full time, IN.STALLER ■ 3M scotchtinl Street, Manchester, Conn. cond shift. Call Monday Assistant Superintendent citizens. Company Route 0 a 44A : EAST HARTFORD- Custom 4 dresser with shelved mirror, 742-9502, a.m. or after 6 p.m. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Street. Four room apartment. all shifts Experience .solar control films - start Closing dale for filing is, April thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 of Schools, 647-3451. EOE Manchester-owned and SEWERLINES, sink lines, BOLTON ' Bedroom Colonial. Formal night stand. 4 years old. $800. Pick up and delivery service. Carpentry and general con­ Bosts-Accessorles 45 Tile bath, appliances, private The World Almanac fin d er preferred, but training will be $4 00 H ig h p o t e n t ia l. 20th., 1979. An Equal Oppor­ p.m., ask for Mr. LaVigne, operated. Call 646-1327. tra cting. R esidential and cleaned with electric cutters, entrance and .storage. Good ; dining room, oversized family 568-0935. given Apply in person: East Excellent fringe benefits. tunity Flmployer. by professionals. McKinney 1974 F U R Y - l6>'a-foot Meadows Convalescent room. Sedlik Realty. 528-4719, WATERPROOFING commercial. Whether it be a location. Available im­ Hartford Convalescent Home. Training provided. Call REWEAVING burn holes. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ fiberglass, tilt trailer, with mediately. Quiet or retired Home. 1 3 3 3 Bidwell Street, .521-9587. HENDREDON SOFA- Good Hatchways, Foundation small repair job, a custom H e r a ld 745 Main Street, East Hart­ Elmore Associates. 647-1411. MEDICAL ASSISTANT Zippers, umbrellas repaired. pany, 643-5308. 1975 55-horsepower outboard persons. References, securi­ Manchester, Conn. condition, $300. Aqua tweed. Cracks, 'Tile Lines, Sump built home or anything in CLAaSIFIID ADVERTiaiNO ford SECRETARY. Part lime in Window shades, Venetian Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500 ty. No pets, or children. 647-9194 OLDER SEVEN ROOM Traditional. Call 646-2156, Pumps, Window Wells, Gravi- between, call 646-1379. REAL ESTATE CAREER. Manchester Surgeons office. blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Also 50 horse John.son out­ Unheated, $215 monthly. 643-2711 CLERK/TYPIST COLONIAL - 1 1/2 baths, 3 after 3 p.m. ^ F e e d s . 30 Y e a rs ' PART TIM E - No nights. No Earn $‘20,000 -t annually. Must Good typing skills, plus a plea­ Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- board. $300. 228-0475 or 228- Write lo: P.O. Box 244, East- bedrooms. Den. Antique wood Experience! 643-4953, 242- NEWTON SMITH- repairs, plugged drains, weekends. Long holidays. July he w illin g to w ork hard, sant telephone manner. Hours 5221. kitchen faucets replaced, 9550, ford, Conn. Individual needed to handle various clerical duties; stove, range, large brick PORTABLE DISHWASHER - 5915. Rcmodeling, Repairs, and and August off Many retired Excelicnj commission 9 to 5:30 on Wednesday and repaired, rcc rooms, patio. Rear woooed lot. High Air conditioners, clothes Rec-Rooms. No job to small. gentlemen and housewives arrangement Part timers Thursday and fill-in and vaca­ typing telephone and filing in small olfice of es­ ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, bathroom remodeling, heat 50's. On busline. Charles Pon- dryer, miscellaneous other WILL CLEAN CELLARS At­ 619-3144. 1. The Washington Monu­ enjoy driving school bii.scs. tion. Reply with business and tablished manufacturing company. Good oppor­ attics, garages, yards modernization, etc. Free considered. iFor a confidential AUTOMORILE ticelli Agency. 646-1540, 646- items. Mint condition! 643- tics and haul away scrap iron ment Is sinking. True or W llV NOT YOU'.’ We w ill personal references to Box J,l. tunity for right person to learn olfice procedure. cleaned. moving, Estimate gladly given. M & M interview Ralph Pasck, 0800. 5891. after 6:30 p.m. FREE of charge! Call 644- CARPENTRY & MASONRY - False train Call Vernon. 875-2826. or Realtor. '289-7475 c/o Manchester Herald. RILLING Many Co. paid benefits & good starting salary trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn 3234. Additions and Remodeling Plumbing St Heating. 649-2871. 2. Which group of Inventions Manchester. 843-2414. CLERK service. No job loo big or Free estimates. Call Anthony MAKE US YOUR LAST STOP. Is credited to U.S. inven­ small. 568-8522. HOUSE CLEANING Squillacote 649-0811. Mature Person, Good at Call lor appointment: No place to store your tors? (a) airplane Jet A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD lUJS DRIVERS ■ w ill train if RN Figure Work and Typing, PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, engine, electric battery, NOW COMPLETE CARPET & Tile bicycle? Sell It lor extra After you’ve talked to everybody else, come Coiihl help to sell your Items nee’cssarv Apply 90 i R£0 lOtSTH REnMMNT $ 3 to 11 for busy office. 40 hour 289-2717 rugs, windows, general CARPENTER - Repairs, miner's safety lamp (b) alr- [aster, rent your room quicker Rrookfield S'lreel, .South Wind­ An Equ$l Opportunity Em ployr installation and repairs. Free cleaning. One time or regular remodeling, additions, gar­ cash with a low cost in and let us talk to you about Century 21, the 922 SILVER LANE week, benefits, salary plansi electric fan, mercury and hriiie you better results! .sor Call 289-5918 SUPERVISOR YOU CAN PLACE YOUR estimates. Call 646-3745, after service. Domesticarc, 643- ages. roofing. Call David Classified Ad. nations leading real estate consultant. We’ll vapor lamp (c) airship, elec­ Ask the lleralil Cla.ssitied Ail EAST HARTFORD ' communsurate with 5 p.m. 1945. Patria. 644-1796. In ]M M Ii^t1in$ Rv m experience. Call Mr. John­ tell you about continuing education, national tromagnet, neon lamp laker about details Put the PART TIME Work from m i n i for a d ia ii|t? Nm foo cotiUorod tha NOW BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. 3. The inventor of the laser STAR lo work for you! Phone home on the phone servicing c*ial i n| i o f S h ift S a p o rriio r? Vo tw vo a F ii> son at CUSSIFIED AD ANYTIME JOBS WANTED- We clean FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY HOTTI HEATING St media advertizing, high commission and HIRINQ: 0 Fireplaces.concrete, Chimneyley was a (a) Russian (b) Chi­ 1)43-2711. our customers in vour spare ttan aralaMa k ih id i as tha S^arobar at Cellars, Garages, Attics, - Remodeling and Additions. PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, bonus incentive plans, over 6,000 offices THOMAS CADILLAC SECRETARY/CUSTOMER SERVICE REP repairs. No■ job too small kitchen and lav faucets nese (c) U.S. citizen lime, 249-7773 Night kitchen workers. 2 IM lUNd hok w i hm the einrteity Yardwork, and Roto-Till Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 100 1530 Albany Avenue Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ replaced and repaired. world wide with a lucrative referral system, part time Day Hostesses. te eeetriirte la tin M p «d hniw itatiao Gardens. Call after 5 p m 646- years experience! For Free Hartford, Conn. Part Tima timates. 0281. Estimates, call 646-4239. Remodeling. Call 646-8641 more than 80 offices in Ct. alone and much ANSWERS EXPERIEiNCKD No Phone Calls Please App­ of paity patM can. Ha«i arr 3 m l ta 11 M A C H IN IS TS & LA TH E 527-0171 ly between 10 and 5. Equal ML. 4 or S dart por lo o i [icilo u t ita rth ii Hartford National Bank Is seeking a Pari Time | more. Stop in or call Mr. Willard for a con­ 3 E q 2 CQOEU •••••••••••••••••••••••••a IIPERATORS- Eull or part Opportunity Employer laiary ao4 honoflU. Gho ta a eal, 1 47-flH Secretary/Customer Rep for our Middle Tpke. Of­ fidential interview and we’ll tell you about aq] iqHie ] 0 )no <>1 time. Excellent benefits App­ ash fo r I K M cC affroi. Moadoan C w n iiiw it papadxa s) pus puR( duiBMs NOTICES M/F. Household Goods 40 Articlas tor Sala 41 Articles lor Sale 41 our new Main Street office opening soon. ly 111 person at: I4'22 Tolland Ha«o, 333 M m I Sboot, Mmchoitor, Co n i fice, located at 320 West Middle Tpke., In J3AO qinq BBM II 'anjj, i turnpike, Manchester. LiM Why not send G ill Welding Manufacturing Manchester. The schedule for this position, Is Mon­ WE BUY AND SELL USED TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - SWIMMING POOLS a happy thought CENTURY 21- JACKSTON/AVANTE Lost and Found I Co . Division ol lUIS, Ine , or EXPERIENCED day thru Friday, 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Duties Include; FURNITURE. One piece or Good condition.Good for DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ to someone todayl 646-1316 call 847-9931. ------PSYCHIATRIC NURSE------entire household. Cash on the plating, or welding. Call 649- pose of brand new 31' long FOUND ■ Two all black male Opportunity to practice primary nuraing and assume a Secretarial as well as Banking Customer Service line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. above ground pools complete cals Vieinitv of Farnnnglon INVri'ATlON TO HID ATTENTIDN Need 2 people leadership role In group and family therapy In an en­ NURSE AIDES responsibilities. with sundcck, fencing, filter h S Ireel t')4SM028 SOLID. MAHOGANY MOLDED FORMICA top and IT ’ Manclu'slcr Hoaril ol over 21 Immediate employ­ vironment which encourages proleaslonal accountability If you possess some office or customer contact | and Includes full installation. I'Miicalmii soliiil.s Imis lor ment This is not a taney ail, and growth. Excellent salary and benefit program as well BUFFET - 65X23X37. 2 paneled bar with two shelves A sking $989. F in a n c in g Personals 2 Klcdricol Su|i|ilu's lor Iho we simply want a person who as a participative role In the development of an emerging NEEDED experience, a minimum typing speed of 50 wpm, drawers, plus 2 cabinets. and four-stools. $175. 646-6028. available. Call Stan collect needs a permanent job Ad­ psychiatric service. To provide Nursing Care Sheraton Design. $200 firm . 203-236-5871. lltTiMIO school year Scaled RIDE WANTED TO please come In and talk with u f vancement opportunity Call Opening la on our 3PM to 11PM shift. Call 633-9802. Imis w ill he received iinid 3 00 HAMILTON STANDARD, In private homes and FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink lietween 10 am and 3 pm - Candidates with psychiatric experience desirable, par­ Walk-In Interviews will be conducted Thursday, FOAM FOR CUSHIONS, I’ M April 17. Ichaatar S a v e r decorative stitches. Excellent cylinder, autcmatlo, pewsr ataarlng, electric rear wlndcw DESK CLEltK > \B a n k and Thist Company I $1. Phone 643-27II. Must be Excellent condition. $200. picked up before 11 a m. condition, including cabinet.' Ptrm«n«nt Potlllon JOB OPENINGS I,arge brown leather chair and defrester, epeclal strips package plus much mcral Sleek TOWN OF MANCME.SI'ER ONLY. $150. 649-6437. 1 AM to 6 AM ottoman, like new, $50. Red Nc. 9036. SALE PRICE INCLUDES DEALER PREP Oldor Rttiro* Proforrod AUTO MECHMIICS crush velvet swivel rocker & FREIGHT. u :(; \L NOTICE $85, Green shag carpel 12x16. ESSEX MOTOR INN $90. 289-1143. too East Cantor Straat 1-NEW CAR QET READY t«ch. prtpo- nRFDRMANCE NDT PRDMSES! * 4 8 8 7 * At .1 lu'M mi April 2. 1^79. tiu' I'lannm^ .nui Zomnn MANCHESTER, CT. accetsory Install, ate. BEAUTIFUL BLACK (\munissimi m.ulc tlu> lollowin^ ilm'ismn 840-2300____ PERSIAN JACKET- White .srimiVlSlON ItK til l.ATION AMKNDMKNTS iS-Xlt MANUFACTURERS OF 1-Experienced auto technician. C U P & M AIL mink collar. Size 12 to 14, Apprnvt'd with minor modifunlions ABRASIVE BLAST Excellent condition! Asking 1979 DODGE DIPLOMAT MEDALLION WAGON EQUIPMENT $200. Call 875-2344, after 12 (DEMO) A copy ol tins decision has hocn hied in the Town H erk’s ol- REQUIRES EXPERIENCEOl Apply In person to Carter MECHANICS with knowMg* ■ am . 316 e cyl. engine, automatic trena., air cond. tinted glass, lire of ■•Mmbhr ol mochinory and DeCormler Gen. Mgr. NAME •••••••••••••••••••••••••* power windows, power door locks, rear window defroster, 1'La n m m ; a m > zuMNt; ntMMissioN machining. BiuaprInI raading M AIL TO: Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 AM-FM stereo 6 track, deluxe Insulation pkge., 60/40 llonald I'lales. Secretary nacaaaary. SHEET METAL WORKERS ADDRESS leather aeata, deluxe wipers,ttael WSW radlala, luggage Dated this 11th dav ot April, •lao akparlanc^d. DeCORMIER DATSUN A COMPLETE BOARDING . 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER , rack, air deflector, cruise control, digital clock. 020 4 Apply In paraon to 21xe H e rald KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. OSCAR FORAND CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTtSINQ List 9236* Shop Suparlntandanl Dog Bathing and grooming For reservations, please call Inlarvlawa conduclad attar- P.O. BOX 591 noon, Monday thru Friday, STATE Canine Holiday Inne, 200 ♦ 7 7 3 I”* 1:00PM to 4:90PM. Manchester, Conn. 06040 WECOD Sheldon Road, Manchester. ^ O T U i : PKSSURE MAST IBEDROOIN ZIP Colonial with IW baths, fireplace, rec-room, at- With 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, livingroom, 646-5971. MMWACTINM CO. DC. EXAMPLE: eat-in size kitchen and a ONE YEAR LIM ITED I ' l i M . i c 4, CHAPEL STREET Uched garage and a ONE YEAR LIM ITED HOME MANCHESTER, CT. PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days WAPRANTY! GREAT LOCATION! HOSiE WARRANTY! HOARD DK DlREtTORS TELEPHONE ■ M3-24E7 COLONIAL NEW 1979 DODGE D-lOO PICK UP 225 6 cyl. standard shift, vinyl bench seat, radial tires, TOWN OE M.ANfUESTER.'fONNEfTKT'T tpU Owtrtwkl llMl«T« Mancheeter ] CHECK ENCLOSED Only <9.00 deluxe wheelcovera, 6 ft body, step rear bumper stock No. Noliee IS hereliy given tiu l the Hoard ol Directors. Townot 7 Rooms Near Crammer w l 3 4 Main heslor. foiinoelieut. w ill hold a Puhhe Hearing in the WE NEED PART TIME School Playground and new Rearing Room ,d the Town Hall. 41 fenler Street, FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK - MINIMUM 15 WORDS Recreational Facility. Maneheslei, foiineelieuL Thursday. April 19. 1979. at 7 30 TYPISTS-CIERK SALES AND STOCK PEOPLE g i.iJ lik i $45,900. * 4 6 9 7 * p in to consider and act on the tollowing CROUSE-HINDS CO. 1 2 3 r ------5 G R O U P I '■A a Proposed Additional Appropriation to Etind 9 You'll stock thalvet, price merchandise, help F.J. SpHechi UDNSTRUrnON ))l WASTEWATER fOLLEUTlON Arrow Hart Division customers snd gain valuable experience and 6 7 B 9 10 NEW 1979 IKNICE COLT FRONT WHEEL DMVE HATGWMCX E.AtTLnTES to sorvioo the UPPER ROl'K.AM'M R l\ ER ImnuHliate opening in our knowledge in a rapidly growing business. Previous 643-2121 Green, AM radio, twin stick trans., 1400 cc engine, sewer service .ire.i lo 1k ' linanetHi liy issuing lenqMirary East Rarllord distribulion retail building materiel or home center experience 11 12 13 14 IS notes lo ho p.nd Irom aidieipali'd ineome from .sewer center lor ,i typist-elcrk helpful but not neceeeery. BUDDING TREES reclining bucket easts, road wheels, r/w defroster, tinted assessments in aeeordanee with Section 7-269A of the Connec- M ust 1h' ablo lo I\(K' ac­ glase, power front disc brakes, plus more. SALE PRICE 16 17 18 16 20 And singing birds ring in Spring and they are in SKDROOMCOLONM. curately a minimum 45 Openingt available lor mornings^nd weekend! HUGE COLONIAL lieiit Gener.il Sl.diiles Revised J 187.1KK) abundance in this beautiful 4 bedroom home in one , INCLUDES DEALER PREP & FREIGHT. 10 to choose from w o r d s p e r m i n u I e alao With 4 bedrooms, 2Mi baths, beautiful first floor liNrtwMMlgni h Approve Resolutions aullioriring General Manager Robert of Manchester's roost prestigious areas. ONE Qiialilied persons need avaninga and twaakende. 21 22 23 24 25 family room, and much more! 70's. Fireplaced living room H Weiss h) Ide an applieallon lor grants to be made by the or.ly appiv YEAR UMITED HOME WARRANTY. Formal dining room ~_^_^___jstarllngat* 4 6 0 7 United Stales Environmental Protection Agoney and the 48 29 Wall to Wall ITTie 9 yr. or mile wammtyl Slate ol Conneeticul ITepartment ol Environmental Prolec- 26 27 30 80,000 CALL Carpeting lio ii lo r !KI p e re e iilu m o f the e lig ib le cost Ot design aiVtU GROSSMAN’S •« Hardwood Floors. iiu k Ii I leal ions and addilions to the Tow n's waslewator treat- MR. CLARK 145 Spencer Street, Mancheeter, CL 31 32 33 34 35 BLANCHARD & RDSSEHD nieni lanlities For eppoinlment call'Dan or Walt at I 'll Baths. CHORCHES of MANCHESTER ■lay .1 G iles at 289-6821 Attached Garage 36 37 3B 39 40 Director I'l Public Works for sppoIntiTMnt. 649-0136 i n IMost ConMr REALTOM Conwr of MeXto 60's kOOAKUNDSTREFT.MlINCHFSTlR. 643-2791 Tri.'l. i i 14 LI tH ia r« c i> - rn tfA r ’ 1 (ta )i«i«4uim cif jw>« w i Dated at Manchester this 9th dav ol April 1979 E.E.0 M/F i 64S-24I2 6434)915 1121 4 Principals only ■ V \

PAGE TWENTY-TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 11, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 11. 1979- PAGE TWENTY-THRU:!!: Poanuts — Charlos M. Schulx

ACROSS DOWN Answer to Previous Puzzle I'M 60IN6 TO SIT ON WHEN I 6ET OLD, VOU THINK VOU'LLHAVE I CAN SLOCK IT 1 A cU fit 1 French ■ a w a r i ; Dear Abby MV FRONT PORCH, AND OT I'M 60IN6 TO Be F0R60TTEN WHAT IT WAS OUT OF MV MINP Ridgriva composer SCREAM AT ALL THE 5 Northarn 2 Twelvemonth By Abigail Van Buren m e a n a n d CRABBVj. LIKE TO HAVE BEEN A contttllition 3 Nasal ill KIPS WHO TRV TO - i r — ------KIP VOURSELF? 9 Envision 4 Compass Call 643-2711 Call 643-2711 CROSS MV LAWN! t2 Vast period of point of 7 ^ lime 5 Load b u Y * 13 Am not (tl) 6 Succumb DEAR ABBY: Would you please say something in your * 14 Miwhiivous 7 Genetic column about girls who get involved with married men? child materiel My 23-year-old daughter has entered into such a relation­ 15 Emit cohertnt 6 Capital of Frank and Emast ship. The man is handsome, successlul and charming, but can light Gaorgia Autot For Sale 6f Autoa For Sala SI Truckt lor Sale g2 Molorcyelet-BIcyclet 64 16 Business 9 Fodder tower oiler her nothing but a sleazy alter-hours olfice romance. aoreement to Turkish title FORD- 1973 Gran Torino. (The same old story: his marriage is "empty and loveless" 17 Equivocati 11 Smallsword 1970 FORD GALAXIE - 2 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN MOTORCYCLE 35 Jovian 49 The same Power steering and brakes. V- but he can't give up his children.) Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 18 Pay dirt 19 Chart door, hardtop. Good condition. window van. Excellent condi­ INSURANCE- Lowest Rates satellite (Let.) 8 Automatic. Very good condi­ 643-4280. Available! Immediate Bin­ My daughter is pretty, intelligent and completely devoted 19 Honey 21 Of God (Lat.) 38 Clothing D ® O M tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ (pharm.) 51 Coastal tion. Reasonable offers. 643- to this man. (She works for him.) It hurls me to see her r-THAT WAS 23 Distrass call fabric tains chairs. Stereo and ding. Sunny Day Option. Call WHAT LETTING PRISCILLA -THEN ASKING HER IT ONLV ^ 20 Regard highly 8422.______waste her best years in a hopeless relationship. 25 Swiss moun­ 39 Mohammed's projection 1969 CHEVY WAGON- For cassette. Radials. 429-9461. Joan, 643-1126. A I7IRTV WAS^” TELL VOU HOW TO CLOSE/HER EVES WORKS AFTER 22 Scouting parts. 307 engine. First $50. Since nfy information about this affair is confidential. I TI?ICK. BAPLV SHE WANTS, ANP IMAGINE HERSELF . NINE PM. taineer's song son 53 Chineie WE PAY TOP PRICES for group (abbr) 26 Coffee (si.) Call 643-9467 anytime. FOR COMPETITIVE can't approach my daughter with warnings and "motherly" 24 rorce unit 41 Sick currency wrecked and junk cars. A & B 1977 C H E V Y 1/2 TON GALLOPING OVER 27 Very eager MOTORCYCLE advice. 26 Old car 43 Chemicil 54 Restive Auto Salvage, used auto parts. PICKUP- Customized. Asking FLEECV WHITE CKXJPS.' 28 Conference 1967 BUICK SPECIAL - For INSURANCE- Call the 29 Indolent particle 57 Gridder Call Tony 6^223. $4500 or best olfer. Call 647- Perhaps a word from you might help. She reads your site.1945 parts only. $150. 649-6130 after 9261 before noon, or after 6 experts at Crockett Agency. column faithfully and believes in you. 33 Bird class 45 Cafe pitron Jimmy____ W itL You ©6T 34 Opera by 30 Waver 1977 PINTO CRUISING 5 PM. p.m. 643-1577, ask for Marilyn or - DEPENDING ON YOU 47 Pier 56 Lysergic acid Verdi 31 Sown (Fr.) WAGON- V-6, automatic. Judy. 48 Loosen 1976 FIAT 128 WAGON - Good 36 Use a needle 32 Ram's mites diethylamide OUT Op HeRt! Excellent condition. $2800! DEAR DEPENDING: A “word" from me isn't likely to 37 Struggle condition, regular gas, good 1976 ITT 400- Bought new in \ Z r - 4 r T" 1 1“ \h TT 4*/I Call 649-2971, after 5 p.m. 1972 DODGE CLUB CAB - 318 help much. Whtt your daughter needs is a word from 38 Succulent m.p g., AM-FM radio, roof V-8 engine, automatic 1977. Well maintained. $750. rack. $2,000.00. Call after 6 aomeone who has been down that road and found that it plant M ia 14 1970 P O N T IA C transmission, power steering Call 647-1852. ask for Larry, 39 Highest point PM. 643-6177. nsually leada to heartbreak alley. If she has read me BONNEVILLE- Very good and brakes. 8 ft. body and cap. "faithfully,” she will have seen many such letters. 40 User IS 16 17 condition. Power steering, 2 extra rims and snow tires. m 42 Flowers C A M A R O LT 1975- 350. Campert-Tralleri An involvement with a married mao is paintui, degrading ^ TT Apartmeni* For Henl 53 Wanlod to Root 57 brakes and windows. Asking 649-7820. 44 Guide 11 1 20 $750. Call 649-8962. Automatic transmission. Mobile Homes 65 and hopeless at best. But some women have to learn the Why not send 46 Heating ZZ 23 24 2S Side Pleats THREE ROOMS IN NICELY Power steering, power bard way. material a happy thought FINISHED one hundred year 1977 BUICK SKYLARK - brakes. Power windows. Air CHEVY 1977- Step Side. 4 1972 PUMA HARDTOP Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrenoe 47 Patchwork ze Z7 26 21 w ■ JT W to someone todayl old home. Heat and electricity Small V-8. Excellent on gas conditioning AM-FM radio. wheel drive AT, steering, POPUP- Stove, sink, heater, DEAR ABBY: Do you think girls who wear glasses come so Public house DOCKSPACE or MOORING - HOW THAT 'I'OU'Ve SEEN WHAT I'M AFRAID YOU 33 34 as included No pets. $195 Low mileage. Very sharp! New battery. Michelin white brakes, stereo Trick Paint, chemical toilet. Sleeps six. on as sexy as girls who don't? 52 Caustic 36 monthly Call 644-9245. For small sailboat, on lake walls, plus snow tires. $3900. Mint condition! $1200. Call BLISS AMP LUXURY OUR PELOVEP STILL HAVEN'T substance $3400 742-6286, after 5 p.m. and much more! Must see! G.IN PERRY. IOWA 37 ?S near Manchester. Evenings, Call after 5 p.m,, 646-4128. 649-5341. LEAPER CAM PROVIPE-I'M SURE LEARNED YOUR 55 Conjunction 31 J Original owner. 623-5093. YOU'LL WANT TO JOIN OUR CULT! LESSON, WASH, (Gar.) 646-8775. BANK REPOSSESSIONS DEAR G.; It depends on their frames. PARLIN iSt 40 41 42 43 FOR SALE - 1975 Oldsmobile 1971 VOLVO- 145 Station 1967 STARCRAFT TENT 56 First-rate ApartmentM For Rent 53 Hornet lor Rent RETIRED COUPLE wishes a Wagon. AC. AM/FM radio, (comp w d) 44 4M 46 54 Vista Cruiser Statiofi Wagon, 1%3 CHEVROLET PICKUP TRAILER- Sleeps 8. Stove, DEAR ABBY: After many years of marriage my husband 5 rtHjm Town House, East Side root rack. Very good condi­ ice box, propane tank, awning. 58 Eulogize needs body work $2100; 1973 TRUCK With cap. Good run­ began to get careless about his personal hygiene. He'd S9Xitrus drink 47 41 49 SO SI 12 IT S4 LOOKING for anything in real WANTED- 2-3 single ma|e of Town. 875-4426. tion. $1600, or best offer. 646- ning condition. $500 Please Excellent condition! $650. Call Ford Country Sedan Station forget to use a deodorant, or his toothbrush, work hard all 60 Very (Fr.) estate rental • apartments, engineers. Share large house. 7203. call 643-0401, keep trying. 871-1844. ss sa 67 SI Wagon $900: 1973 Chevrolet day. then join me in bed without showering. He was 61 Deer homes, multiple dwellings? Bolton. .June 1. Lease. 1 vehi­ Bel A ir $900; 1972 Ford 62 Day (Htb.) SQ eo 61 No fees. Call J D Real Estate cle each. No children, Maverick $900; 1970 Chevrolet physically very unattractive. 63 Is human Associates, Inc 646-1980 animals, pets. 643-2880. AUTOMOTIVE Malibu $700; 1970 Chrysler I didn't nag or scold him. Instead I became the aggressor. 64 Confute 62 63 64 New Yorker $650 The above I'd slip a cute little poem to him which read something like APARTMENT and HOUSES this: For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ may be seen at the Savings INIWIPAPIN tN IIH P aill * l|N t Autoa For Salo 61 Bank of Manchester, Main "Brbsh your teeth and take a shower tals in all Areas, Prices and RESAL MUFFLER And meet me in l)ie bedroom in half an hour!" Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, OHIcet-Storet lor Rent . .55 Street, Manchester. Or, after dinner, I'd lay out his good pajamas and tell him ! 236-5646. Small Fee. GMC 1973 JIMMY- Power VW DASHER - 1974. Light just HAD to have him. and he'd better hurry up and shower MANCHESTER- Main Street steering, power brakes. 4 Your complete car care center Alley Obp — Dave Graue Win at bridge MANCHE.STER- Main Street. modern office available. 400 speed. 12-16-5 tire s and blue. 4 speed, sunroof, AM- and get to bed before I got out of the mood! FM, new tires, and exhaust. 2/3 rooTn apartments, heated .sq ft Heat, AC included Call wheels Must sell' 875-7087. Let me tell you, it worked! 646-2469 or 646-2755. No rust. $2250. 649-2162. Mott If only women would realize how much more they can ac­ I DONT UNDERSTAND IT, (OSCAR.' EACH Pinpoint defense analysis Hot water, appliances. No “ SPRING TUNE UP SPECIAL” :m m COMPONENT CHECKS (Ou t ! THERE'S NO pels. Parking. .W'urily. 523- FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good complish with a little humor and sweet words. Also, men C\7h il e a l l e y REASO N WHY THIS THINS SHO ULDN'T that siipci'ficiully depends 466 MAIN STREET North of 1969 CHEVY WAGON- 327. w o r k ! j------7047. condition New tires, power ■ V J I a ■aaaooaeeaaoieeioeiea mm like to be pursued for a change. OOP AND KING oii'hoth the iicc of hearts and Post office, about 5,000 sq ft. Original owner. Needs body 4 cvl My little game has made a big difference in our marriage, a u z HEAD BACK steering power brakes. Phone work. Engine, transmission king, of spades being favor­ FOUR ROOM APARTMENT of centrally located space. 633-2147. Abby. Now sometimes he even writes ME a note. Pass this ID THE CAPTOL N O U TIl 111 fine. $200. Call 649-3068. TO CELEBRATE ably placed. Available now! Mature cou­ Ideal for store, office or other along. ♦ J 10 7 5 West eontiiuied diamonds business or commercial use 6 cyl...... »14«* THE DEMISE OF V 8 7 3 ple, no pels, .security. Call WE PAY $10 for complete "TIGER WOMAN" (his name for mel A LARGE DINO­ after winning Irlek one with mornings or after 4;00 PM Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. SAUR THAT MAD ♦ J 10 the king. .South ruffed. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland ♦ g .) 9 5 649-1265 Auto Body. 528-1990. USED CAR SPECIALS 8 cyl...... »18M* BEEN TERROR­ Ileelarer led u low club to OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT DEAR ABBY: Like many others, I never thought I would 1B75 PLYMOUTH DUSTER have to write to you, but something so offended my sen­ IZING Moa.. WI-:ST HAST dummy's queen. He succc.ss- 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3 or for light manufacturing Sport Coupe. 310 engine, auto, ‘ Plus Parts ♦ 63 ♦ K 2 lully fincs.sed the spade king MONTE CARLO 1973, Power trana.ex. cond. sitivities that I felt compelled to write for your opinion. room apartment, healed. No Approximately 850 sq. ft Air steering, power brakes,- Includes: Installation of new parts, ad), timing, set carb. adjustments, clean ♦ AJIO ♦Q654 and drew trump in two conditioned building. 633 .3.343 What do you think of a 4-year-old child who chews tobac­ pels. Security required. $230. automatic, $1,575. Call 649- 2395 battery terminals. ♦ AKB732 ♦Q965 rnuiuls. He ran his club suit, 633-0136 after 5 PIVT • - co? His parents think it's cute. The little boy always carries 646-2426, 9-5 PM. 1149 anytime. 1974 CHEVY IMPALA *alr cond. cars and vans slightly higher. ....D(XTOR WONMUG HAS RUN INTO AN UNUSUAL, HIP ♦ 4 2 ♦ 10 7 3 ending In dummy with the a plug of tobacco and chews and spits just like a little old PROBLEM IN T H E T IM E - MACHINE LABtORATDRY.' WADON SOUTH jack and led the three of OFFICE FOR RENT- Fully — 1 - m u ASHFORD - THREE ROOM 1970 PONTIAC- One owner. One owner, 350 V-6, auto., power man. 6 ^ b II r i m------■( ♦ A Q 9 8 4 * hearts. carpeted. Air conditioning steering, air. 1750 When I told his parents that it could damage the child/s ■,i.r Remodeled Ranch. Tile bath, Clean Aic conditioning 2 • ptotu ♦ K 92 The defense was at the T-> yard No pels. Heat supplied, Convenient location, ample Door Hardtop. $750, or best •1295 health, they laughed and said, “He doesn't smoke it, so it's crossroads. If East hud All liin photo.OUlDt parking Available May 1st. The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Produotlona ♦ 4 IT'iTAVT ' IxauMVE linfurni.shed. 423-4190,928-5095 offer. 63,3-3802. 1974 AMC DHEMLIN LUBE, (NL & FILTER V t* 5 gis. 1 fiKor not harmful." ♦ A K 86 routinely and mindlessly Mrs. Jackston, 643-1316. evenings 6 cyl., manual trans.. excellent Honems Can your experts come up with any facts about the possi­ played low, South would cond. Vulnerable: Neither UntiHiml iiunel intcrnsl 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- ble dangers of chewing tobacco? Especially to a 4-year-old? IT'S CALLED A T Vl/ILL T H E T have .stuck in his nine of anil tIalti’rinK Hiili'-iilaata 474 MAIN STREET- Three OFFICES FOR RENT - p o r t a b l e r a d i o - f i/M 4 r ...BUT, E V E R S T O P Dealer: East hearts and West would have Runs but needs work Best •1595.00 tfhr eifim Maybe they will listen to you. , CUFF'S , fur the lialf-Hi/,e. ^oom apartment. Heated. No Excellent location. 750 .sq. ft. A FRIEND o n LV you CAN /I SUPPOSE ASKING been forced to win with the ,Nn. HIK6 with IMiiilii- offer Call 633-8258. 1970 PLYMOUTH ^ a Mluffler 4|irl SOtli RAPIO West North Kust South ippliances. No pels. Security, Reasonable. Heal Air I w a n t 10. Weal would then have L iiid r ia in .Sizoa 12Vj to SAmiTE SHOP H E A R T M ' s o u n d .' GREAT Pa».s 1 ♦ ;220 monthly. Call 646-2426, 9- Parking. .Janitorial. Call Max lOa S«ni«r CitizM TO QUESTION?! ^ had to allow South either to 24'/9. Size t4 '/9, .'i7 Imat, Grossman 649-5334. DATSUN 260 Z 1974- Air, AM- 316 engine, auto., P/s, air cond.. K G Q a l Center DEAR FRIEND: The Am eriuo Cancer Society inlorniB fO E A / 2* 2 4 . ) * 4 4 M'/j yarila 4n-inrli. FM 8 track Excellent con­ 4 dr., excellent condition. Mtewnt on F«ti me that there it evidence that chewing tobacco can cauae c h a n g e Pass Pass Pass score his king of hearts or dition! Call 649-4182. y S T A T IO N S get a ruff and discard. . Pallarnr available only TOI.LANf) //VERNON LINE- LARGE HOUSE- Bolton •1295- cancer of the Upi, tongue, mouth or throat. The parentt of in eizee shown. that child should be hanleid into court lor child abuie! East was too alert for this. I bedroom modern apart­ Business Zone Suitable for of­ MeOVER TEUCO SJILIS 369 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Opening lead: 4 K He knew .South's exact dis­ TO OnDEO. iinit tT.OO lor ooev 1 974 G R A N D T O R IN O ittirn, plui 29C Tor potlaio lad ment Ileal, hot water, fices Available .June 1 Prin­ (SERVICE HOURS-MON-FRI. 8 AM-6 PM, WED.'tll 9 PM, SAT. 9 AM-3 PM Problems? Yonll feel better If you get them off your chest. tribution from the proceed­ EladlinK. cipals only 643-2880. WAGON - All power. Air con­ applianeesi carpeting. No ditioned. Trailer hitch. Rt. 8, Andover For a perional reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Lot ing play and there was only pets, or children References, Regular gas. Call 643-9888. 742-6744 ______040-2112______Angelet, Cal. 90069. Pleaae enclose stamped, aell-addreated one holding to allow him to ftUE BURNETT and .security required Call MANCHESTER - Retail, envelope. defeat the contract: that Manchttlor HoraM 875-0149 storage, and/or manufac­ Uy Oswald Jacoby West would hold precisely 1180 Ava. of AmarloM turing space, 2,000 sq. ft. to 1 975 O L D S M O B I L E 98 Naw York, N.Y. 10031 and Alan .Soiling the acc-jack-10 of hearts. If BIRCH STREET - Four room 50,tXX) sq. ft. Very rea.sonable. REGENCY 4 door hardtop. Silver with black vinyl lop. this were the case, there was apariTTient, second floor, heat Brokers protected Call Astrograph Beginners arc taught: sec­ no counter for declarer If Print Kam*. Addriii wlOi ZIP 20,000 original miles. Power CODE, Style Number and tire. and appliances nut included. Reyman Properties, 1-226- The Born Loser — Art Sansom ond hand low; third hand East put up the queen of steering, power brakes, power No pots, security. $175. 646- 1206. high: and cover an honor hearts. KAHIIION ’79 iR filled windows, lactory air. AM-FM with ninny lovely df'Ritzns. 1189 Bernice Bede Osol with an honor, etc. Bridge Therefore, he played the AImo 2 IIONCS ('miponRl MODERN, CARPETED, air stereo radio. Excellent condi­ 7 veH, I'D PATHBP.y can't always bo played that queen of hearts, eatening the conditioned offices, ample tion $4000 or best offer. Can Come test-drive they'll be well received. How way. To master the game, ONE ROOM FURNISHED magical uce-jack-lO in his I’rice . . . $2.00 n copy. be seen after 4 PM weekdays you present your case will UOT. APARTMENT Near VerTTon free parking Broad Street I; one must know when to partner's hand and guaran- Add $2.00 for (he New and anytime weekends. 569- determine the outcome, SIK'CKS.S IN SKWINC. Circle (Route831. Utilities in­ location Call 646-8422 or 646- cfo u r vmao (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be on deviate from the norm. Iccing the defense three 5762 3467. The bidding was aggres­ cluded $55 per week Securi­ < ^ r t h d a y guard, or some kind of financial heart tricks. ty, 875-4141 INTERNATIONAi: loss could be suffered today sive. North's two spades INKWSI’AI'KH F;NTF:IU’aiSF: A.SSN I through a friend, or even cannot be recommended. He had five poor high-curd 456 MAIN STREET First April 12,1979 through a group, with which iFol a copy olJACOBY MOD­ floor 3 room healed apart­ you’re involved. points and not much In dis­ ERN. send SI lo: "Win el Expect many new associations LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Before tribution. His bid catapulted Budge.' care ol this newspa­ ment $200 Securitv. No pets to be made this coming year The World Alm anac Call 646-2426, 9-5 PM 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING you take on anyone today, the partnership into a weak per. P O Bor rlS9. Radio Clly which could play a prominent evaluate your opposition very but not hopcie.ss contract Slalion. New Yoih. N Y 10019.) role in your affairs. Be cau­ carefully. There's a strong like­ MANCHESTER- Three room tious, however, to check out lihood this person holds^ a Heathcliff — Qaorga Qataiy apartment in two family strangers’ credentials before higher trump card. house Appliances, heat. $21ti entering into business deals. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .1 1) Realty. 646-1980. JW ORIi FHERS/ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Put Brace yourself today. There'll off all decision-making until be certain responsibilities that another day. What you agree to may not be to your liking that Winthrop - Dick Cavalll today may not be to your best you'll have to face.up to. HOTEL OFFICE SPACE 3l$aNTE|ST..MANCHEST[R.CONN.«Phon*643-SI35 advantage in the long run. Find SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. out more about yourself by 21) You tend to be careless A N P NOW RDR THE EMFLOYEE© •yOURE DRIVINcg- 1. What architect designed FOR RENT sending for your new Astro- today with the company you OFTHEKRieFV A\E STRAIGHT Graph Letter that begins with N EW © ON the Guggenheim Museum of 250 square leet, cenler of keep, and could be drawn into K R A iC K H ? INTO T H E your birthday. Mail $1 for each a compromising situation. Bel­ T H E US>GA1_ New York City? Manchester, air con­ SCENE... CemRANyWENT ARVO CF THE 2. Hallueetus leucoceuhalus ditioning and parking, FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489. ter to shun shady acquain­ Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. tances ourON STRIKE... G A F T T A U S T is the scientific name for (a) ( all 64.3-9551 Be sure to specify birth sign. the whooping crane (b) the CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) B O > S S E © .' TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be honest with yourself as to bald eagle (c) the brown on all makes... Something you should have what your motives are when pelican taken care of today will be doing things that could affect 3. If a spider and a giant brushed aside. This will leave others. Only virtuous inten­ tortoise had a race, which 2 SMALL LOAN and RENTAL CARS someone very disappointed tions will stand up under one would win’’ I Available by Appointment... | and even a bit angry. today's aspects. OFFICES GEMINI (May 21*Juna 20) Avoid AQUARIUS (Jin. 20-Feb. 19) AN.SWER.S FOR RENT socializing with one who There could be more talk than ov- VET comes on too strong in order to muscle in evidence today, and Includes all utilities and impress others. This person a job that might be important to Rdui i i o STAN OZIMEK, Manager will cost you a lot of money for a jii KjOARj) 08(0)00] aq] :qdui Air Conditioning Cen­ you won’t get done. Have alter­ tral location 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER a crummy time. natives ready. it 1 )H 8|0AHJ] )1 'jopids oqj, CANCER (June 21-July 22) No PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) it Is Short Ribs - Frank Hill E q Z jqH|JM pAopi gUBJjj ) Call 643-9SS1 home is big enough for two quite possible today that you'll I CANT- SAV 0 strong-willed chiefs. Someone expect much more from an­ ITS A SeiTlSW will have to give a little grodnd other than you're prepared to F R i S A T E . m u c h FORTHB/Rl if harmony is to prevail. ^ give. Try to determine what Al/SA, CAPTAIN . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You both of you are realty contribut­ might be able to get your points ing. “Let Our Reputation Go To Work For You” across, but that doesn't mean (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN > Barry’s World — Jim Borry 'YES...?' JACKSTON HEI0HT8 Buga Bunny — Halmdahl & Stoffal

W h AT'6 I I'/M 0 LAP TH' 0 O O P j YOU A 5 KED,' Terra'” , the work-and-play pickup with WDKR. We've got all four Scouts for '79... ready a one-ton capacity and 11 cubic feet of Our Boarding Housa This Funny World GUI?U7 He RE in-cab storage. A n d S co u t* SSII: the for you to see and test-drive now! t e l l m e . m y U3VE. PIP WHO CARE« ABOUT 5TEAK? COME5 TH' Scout* II: the hunting, fishing, camping 4x4 that took the Baja and the world's YOU ENJO Y T(3PAYi5 WITH WHAT PEOPLE ABOUND GURU FER Hl$ E X P D ^ OFTriE HIGH HERE PAY FOR BOARD-IF /MEDITATION 4x4 that carries four and gear in championship - less than a year after ' ©IF w i W I S T r a t e d

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Spring is the fresh, lively sejson of budding trees, blossoming flowers, soaring spirits, and the joyous Easter celebration. To make this year's obser­ AREA vance of Easter as engaging as springtime itself, plan a festive meal featuring ham and a parade of colorful accompaniments. For the ham. a spring feast tradition, select an impressive bone-in cut such as a shank or rump half. Or if you prefer a boneless ham, choose one,f^i fit your needs from the many varieties at the meat counter, or select a canned ham. No matter what your choice, preparation is simple for the ham bakes unattended. RUSINESSE To determine the degree of donencss required, it is important to note if the ham Is fully-cooked, like most on the market, or if it is a cook-befiire-eating type. Serve the ham in style for the holiday with a sunny menu partner — Spicy Peaches. Convenient canned cling peach slices are delicious in a refreshing minty sauce made with the peach syrup, apple jelly and accenlb of lemon and allspice. The spicy sauce also serves as a golden gla/e for the ham. Spring Fantasy Salad offers uu'l Lontrast to the main course. .Asparagus spears and pimiento strips rest on crisp rafts of California Iceberg letliKe lor attractive individual salads that are topped with grated egg yolk and an expertly- seasoned creamy dressing. Crisp Iceberg lettuce brings the freshness i>f spring to vour salads vear 'round. -THm Faahlont' ENJOY EASTER AT THE S)MdolpAl in fat Vernon Circle Vernon, Conn. 06066 or on bone. Do not add water Dii niit cover Roast in a slow o\ en ) until the meat thermometer registers 130®F fo l4 0 ‘’F for fully-cooked" half bam (18 to 24 minutes c r I 'W per pounJi; lt>0*F fi>r a "cook-befi’re-eating ’ half ham (22 to 25 minuti's per pinimfb FOR YOUR SPECIAL DAY Brush ham with syrup from Spky Peaches for last 20 minuTl’s of baking time SPECIALIZING IN HOLIDAY PARTIES •BRIDAL SHOWERS •BABY SHOWERS Spicy Peaches •FALL & GARDEN WEDDINGS 1 can (20 ounces) timg peaih slues 1 teaspoon grated iemoii rind •BACHELOR PARTIES 1 cup apple jelly 1'2 teaspoon ground allspice •RETIREMENT & OFFICE PARTIES 1 tablespoon.lemon luice 1 4 teaspoon mint extract •AFTER FUNERAL GET TOGETHERS Dram peaLhes. saving syrup Cimibine syrup with apple lelly, lemon fiiice. lemon rind, allspii e and mint e\t rai t Bring to boil Red in e heal .ind u m i t inue cooking tor 20 FULL LUNCH MENU PLUS Vernon Circle Plaza mii'uiles or until m ixture is rediued to l-I 2 i ups .Adil peai he-' sim m er I c'' m inutes Re Next to Vernon National Bank move lri>m heat and when cool refngeiale seceial liLUirs or o\er night Serce peaches LUNCHEON SPECIALS hi»l or cold 'i leld 5 - 1 2 c ups sauce SERVED FROM 11:30 TO 3:30 MATCH THE MOOD OF SPRING with a gala meal fur friends centered around Pork a la Popovers, an impressive yet casy-lo- SERVING HARTFORD ft TOLLAND Spring Fantasy Salad prepare entree using economical pork blade steaks For a springtime-fresh salad, accent crunchy chunks of Iceberg lettuce with COUNTIES WITH THE FINEST sliced vegetables and serve with a tasty homemade vinegar and oil dressing, IX'sserl will he irresiijtible when it's picture-pretty CALL FOR OUR MENUS ice cream pie, topped vvilh a liqueur-laced chocolate sauce and crowned with jewels of fruit cocktail ITALIAN- Salad: Dressing: AMERICAN CUISINE FOR 10 YEARS. 2 medium to large heads California I cup dairy sour cream ALL PARTIES PERSONAUV Iceberg let I cue 1 2 cup mavonnaise LOBSTER, RIBS, SEAFOOD I lar (4 ounces) whole pimiento, cut 1 teaspoon cmion salt Drain Iru il cocktail, set aside In small saucepan, melt butter. Add cocoa, into strifis 1 lablespcHin capers Frozen Dessert Pie Open CO-OHmiATEDBY mixing well. Allem ali'ly adil sugar and evaporated milk Cook 5 mlniiles, stir­ Regular Houra Cooked asparagus spears 1/4 cup cheipped parslec 1 c a n (1 oum (•*') 11 uit cOl kt.lll Crust: ring lonstantlv Addliqueui, in iiovi' from heat.*,("hill. Sauce will thicken as il •S A N Y O VPICKERINC MAiiM 3 hard-i ooked eggs ^ c loves garlic, c rushed Sauce: 1 pai kage <8-12 iunuesi i risp Eaater Sunday imds ( lusli cookies, shr in melted huller. piess into ‘J-inch pie pan. covering • SANYO JCX 2100 KR q . m b 4Q a c 1 4 i up but In c liocoiah' co«»kies SAL EVANGEUSTA bottom and sides, l)ti//)e with 2 lahlespoons iliocolale liqueur Spoon ice MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS SIZES 30 W RECEIVER. OOW.OO Core, rinse and thoroughly dram lettuce; chill in plastic bag Cut each head of lettuce 1 /4 c up cocoa 1 /•! c up but I n . m elird i ream into shi'll freeze 1 hour Spoon c hoi ol.ile sauc e over ici'cream. Spoon TODAY • SANYO TP636 SEMI- N O W : crosswise into "rafts" and place on 8 salad plates I’lace 2 to 3 strips of pimiento vertically 2 cups confect loners sugar avz TO 16V2 11 lilt i Ol klail over L f)oc olale ami dr izzle more i hoc olale s.uu e over (nilI Return AUTOMATIC BBLT on lettuce Place 3 to 5 spears asparagus horizontally ac ross the pimiento Grate egg yolk 1 can (5 33 ouiuesl evaporatnl 2 tablespoons I liiu olatr liqueur BANQUET FACILITIES FOR UP TO 50 lo t lee/er al li-asl 1 hour or until le.uly to sei ve 8 set vings DRIVE TURNTABLE over asparagus. Combine sour c ream, mayonnaise, onion salt, capers, parsley and garlic milk ] pint vanilla u e t ream ANY OCCASION BONUS WITH in blender or fcxid processor Whirl until smoothly blended Serve over salad 8 servings. 2 tablespoons clmcol.itr Iicjueui HAPPY HOUR MON-FRI 4-7 PM FREE Die Form Center • PICKERING MAO. ** MON-THUR 11-1 AM FRI SAT 11-2 AM CART. 299 SUN 12-11 PM Piece Wtth This Ad MAONA 28 2-WAY 8” SPEAKERS f : late DfNNERS SERVED TIL CL08INQ RT. 83 TALCOTTVILLE/VERNON VERNON WETHERSFIELD 643 -0 2 5 6 - 646-9053 BLOOMFIELD AVON stereo East OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Vmon Sill) N im H»). SU6 Paik V A L U E Serving Co*'«rnConr46ltcwl Since t96Q j Rl H S<9 (130 WittierififM Bloomlieid *100 Mi.rnu is'i'o \ (;ino l)l(;K^^Al(o Slwpiijni (M h C.ililof Pla/j Shopping Pta;j OFFER GOOD TIL AUGUST 30, 1979 POST ROAD PLAZA -RTE 30 VERNON.CONN > n TALCOnviLU RD. SHOPPING CENTER ly browned. 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m ^ 1 A EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 11, 1979- PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Chances Increased for Drug Withdrawal Babies Manchester Libraries Acquire Variety of New Books Finnegan said. critical difference between premature baby might $2 a pill on the street. think people won't abuse using drugs during KU.KN L. SLOTT "In the drug population a 3 pound premature have anemia, jaundice. But le last After the baby is bom. New books at Mary Cheney “More women are put on it." Kennedy — Maggie Steiner — The year growling Wise — Dumachas and there is a far greater in­ trimester, the bajw could the center will discuss Library are: applique Daly — Gynecology, the PHILADELPHIA tUPI) baby and a 3 Ai growth this baby has a chance of valium." Ms. Regan said. Lobel — The revenant ancient Sheba Haggart - Arthur Lion — Ming porcelain cidence of low-weight retarded infant. Only in rare instances, be bom prematm-e. possible withdrawal from K irlio n Benjamin — Sports without metaethics of radical Frommer's Dollar wise guide — .The tiny baby, his body catching up in^ "It's easier to give a Ludlum — Matarese circle Van Rjndt — Trial of Adolf Young — Intruder pain Maclean - Holy Russia babies (either premature will the center agree to •Most of the babies who dmgs with the mother but Althof — Three days in fem inism to England and Scotland blotched and bruised, was • The growth retarded development." prescription than to sit Malamud — Dubin's lives H itle r \un-firliun Boyer — Urban masses and McTaggart — Greenpeace take a pregant woman off go through the center November Earnest - The volunteer Herman - Portable English or growth retarded 1." she will look like old man and Dr. Finnegan said the they don't push it. Dr. Mating — The Reingold Van Slyke — A necessary Aeschylus — The oresteia of i l l sweating prolusely and down and say, 'Whafs the methadone. -According Bickham — Dinah, blow moral order in America. 1820- fire company book handbook said. "In heroin addicted old woman, all shrivelled drugs most frequently used recover with swaddling Finnegan said more than 50 route woman Aeschylus The Maker and the myth jerking uncontrollably. He going on in you life?,'.It J o u r horn 1920 Eby — Caught up into babies, for example. 50 up. Plus there are com­ to Dr. Finnegan, if a and forced feeding, accor­ percent of the women do O'Brian — Desoltaion island Wager — Blue, leader A i — K illin g flo o r Hernon — A terrible thunder Marty — Men for the moun­ 3’jcked his list as though he are metbamphetamines. takes a certain amount of Bontly — Celestial chess Chesneaux — China: the paradise Old Tappan, New Illustrators of children's woman is detoxified during ding to Dr. Finnegan, but not want to get off dmgs, Offbut — Conan and the Walker — The infiltrator Asimove — In memory yet tains were starving. He percent are low weight, of plications; there's a 33 per­ barbiturates, heroin and time to do that. I think Bovle — Decent of man People's Republic, 1949-1976 Jersey books. 1967-1976 the first trimester of those who do not. must be prefering to stay on sorcerer Wallace — The pigeon green Moldenhauer — Anton von that amount about a third cent chance of having opiates. The most com­ Deighton - SSGB Chicago — The dinner party Ehrenfeld — The arrogance Infinite riches: gems from a scratched his lace until it probably doctors prescribe pregnancy, there's .too treated with other drugs Osborn — The associates project Asimov — Opus 200 Webern, a chronicle of his life are growth retarded. " neurological effect. In con­ monly used is valium, methadone while handling - Drury — Mark Coffin. Coffman — Solomon Stod­ of humanis lifetime of reading was chafed. it because they don t know great a risk the fetus will such as phenobarbital and Romero — Dawn of the dea Williamson — Brother to Averell — Ten years in the dard . and works But she added there is a trast. the 3-'z pound which sells for about $1 or the stress of a new baby. TJ.S.S. • Free, adult, uncensored Jones — Learning for little The newborn inlant was what else to do. I think they abort, and if she stops paregoric. Schwartz — Distant stations demons, brother to gods saddle Critchfield — Shahhat. an Moore — Take a Bishop like Fitzgerald — Price was high Seton — A glorious third George — The American kids me withdrawing from drugs. W ills — A t Button's Avery — The big book of Egyptian w alk book His mother is a drug ad­ I.inver — Speak easy Moore — The Madisons dict. a sickness he in­ Morrison — The point of no herited from her while return Nasi — The honey handbook growing in her womb. ALL CONNECTICUT STORES CLOSED ALL DAY EASTER SUNDAY Newmah — King of the cas­ During his period of tle withdrawal, which can last E I E E E a m i l H :— GH aEznam ® -' O'Connor — The habit of from a week to two or With this Coupon and a $3.00 or more purchase of Witti ttas Coupon and a $7.50 purchase* SUPER BONUS COUPON being P assov^ with this Coupon and a $7.50 purchase* Paley — AS it happened three months, he must be All Variities-AnnPagi / With this Coupon and a $7.50 purchase* With this Coupon and a $7.50 purchase* with this Coupon | r HaKGaLAmPage A&P-Gradc "A "-0oz8n Perisco — Piercing the carefully monitored on life andE aster 2lit6rbU.-S^it«,Fre$ca, ^ Rich In Braziitan Cotl*it-l lb. bag On Purchase ol any $3 99 nr mnr. support systems. Reich In Philadelphia, the Greetings E a s t e r 4 ic e Platonov — Colteclcd works 25 L a rg e iC oke o r Rattray — The South fork chance that a baby un­ E ig h t ^ f r o m a llo f E a s te r Rennert — Shclanu dergoing neonatal narcotic f/^usatA&P^ C a n d y V OFF C re a m Rhodes — Looking for withdrawal will develop as AF-zeoo i I 'Eim H it m proMrtad ty «>.2 601 Eg g s T a b Am erica ViMA(ini|.R B79 j ‘Eicept ileim prohibited by law. AP-2 602 O' C lo ck P la n t a normal child has l^en ttartMilv e r ...... CEBi n capon pviimryvaMApKi.KSTy Q J |1 'Eicapi ilems prohibited by latA AP-2603 I ! ‘Einpt itimi ptoMIM by liw. AP-2 604 I Riefcnslahl — Coral gar­ IM wtfwru%4 prtc* li mc* tors, m ■urtwciay aaM I LifliitonecoupOAperrainily.VAWAprll8-t4.1979 fT Mt LiflHt one coupon per family Valid April 8-14.1979 m i l 1 Lmil m enpon p« limily. vilM April e-W, NTS ■ greatly increased by treat­ ^hiNitoad. CEail ^ l.imilOMciiuponpy'llmity VilKIAcdU.M, NTS dens ment given at Thomas Roth — A consuming fire Jefferson University rtlf lenten sestfood Specials JJ) Huff — How to prosper Hospital's Family Center Fresh Fresh during the coming bad years Fresh Large Size A&P^ a Smoked Ham SKV M Ruggicri — The healing sea The center, the only one FRESH-AVAILABLE WEO.-SAT. e ifiA Holiday Favorite With Tops T(( of its kind in the With Tops Sweet & Juicy Hupp — Beyond existen­ tialism and Zen f’hiladelphia area and-one FIMYCOOKBI-SHmPORTIONoiaterxKleili Cod Steaks : USHROOMS BUNCH CARROTS YOUNG-GRADE "A"-NEVER FROZEN Salk — Dear dr. Salk of three in the country n BUNCH BEETS PINEAPPLE _ P A I R B I ______Sieburth — Instigations funded by the National FRESH-AVAILABLE WEO.-SAT. d iy il Sleing — A literary tour Institute on Drug Abu.se. M A C guide to the United States, provides addicts with free Pollock Fillets 1 . S m o h e d H A M Fresh TURKEY South and Southwest medical, obstetrical and ------J O J014L B S . Stein — A literary tour guide psychiatric care, family OuckFrozin-(5 lb. pkg. 14.89) Perch or O A i a Rump Portion .99* to the United States, West and and individual counseling. Midwest HADDOCK FILLETS MAtreor raem-DMCuT Steiner — Fusang, the It removes the pregnant Pride of the Growers-White r ’^NNKMlFw woman from the addictive Fiorida-Fancy-Spring Made Fresh Daiiy-Hearts of Caiifornia-Red Ripe greritiait Chinese who built America Quick FrozeteCap'n John'! . ■ I tMiola iiMwSicee Tash Tudor's favorite narcotic and slablizes her COCKTAIL RAPEFRUIT YELLOW CORN Christmas carols on methadone. SHRIMP 2 CELERY STRAWBERRIES Taylor — Richard Wagner, Dr. I»retta P Finnegan, Ouicit Frozen-Family Pkg ol t2-Matlai«'s lb. lb. his life, art and thought the center's director, said 32 oz,' Twombly — Frank Lloyd the three centers, in STUFFED aAMS pkg Wright, his life and his A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP architecture Philadelphia. New York Quick Frozen-AtP Breaded (« 0) Xdi MORE EASTER MEAT VALUES! A&P 5 CANNED HAM SPECIALS! and Detroit, treat a total of Qt. Beef Ribs D)_ _ 0) Wagner — Beauty by dcslng 6 . 1 & 9 9 ea. Warshall — Septic tank about 400 pregnant addicts FISH STICKS Cont. (20 to practices a year "but there are many Quick fyozen-A4P Batter Dipped WHOLE PcH lska ^iS) S-lb.cwl 25 lbs.) CSi® Why Catholic? more out there." p l a n t s Wilson — Great chicken dis­ Dr Finnegan said the ad­ (S. E A S T E R A FISH PORTIONS 3 K i e i b a s a DOMESTIC iJ a '!l3 c ';$ B |9 9 hes of the world dicts are divided almost Quick Frozen-A4P RIB O f BEEF GRADE "A"-FROZEN-H4-2 lbs. fULLY COOKEO-WHOLE-14-17 LBS. Zukav — The dancing wu II equally among black and ’A frican V io lets BSF MS-SHORT CUTOVBt READYCAOY BSF Re-FORMERLY 1st FOUR RSS Cornish a q c masters white women and are SOLE IN LEMON-BUTTER SAUCE pot E a ste rtiiiie s*'" D I K large END D tH SMALL END Hens 991b HamsftypnaJi^J iblit: F a n ^ y M u m s ? K I 0 7th & 8th RIBS K ill/ 9th-12thRIBS CANNED HAMO New books at Whiton drawn from all economic Quick Frozen-Mrs Paul’s 6'i inch $939 149 FANCY-FR0ZEN-3-4lbs. HORMEL-BONELESS Memorial Libary are: classes They include I H y a c i n t h r I'ii'liiin Fancy H ydrangea pot C alceo laria'*'”pot Roasts M lb. Roasts lb. Young AQC Cure 81 $a 99 3 Ib. can 41b. daughters of professionals, FISH STICKS lS DuckHnos Hams Z ib 3 Ib. can Badglcy — The asMs'eiKM BEEF RIB-BONELESS ANN PAGE AiP-READY TO SERVE r p i S g 9 9 can decisions traditional hou.sewives and Quick Frozen-Batter Fned-Gorton's T u l i p s ‘S' C in erarias? A z a l e a s $ ^ S 9 women who arc hustling or lb buffet $ HICKORY ^ Briskin — Paloverde 16 oz.' Binch Rib $^59 RfbEye suced 1 $139 Boneless A 8 9 HONEV 129 $ 0 9 9 ClAZEO 511, Crisp — The London deal shoplifting in order to sup­ FISH KABOBS pkg. ft^ O rchid C orsage C a l a d i u m r pot Bacon I Hams style a ib. $||H port their drug habit Large A zaleas Steaks lb. lb. m a m Johnston — The silver Quick Frozen-Tasle-O-Sea-Flounder or Steaksr® '^’ ' dolphin The pregnant addict first Malamud — Duvin's lives spends a few days in the SOLE DINNERS Manners — Wildford's hospital where she un­ daughter dergoes tests and is Sharp — Sunflower stabilized on methadone Stegner — Hecapitulatlon Every day during her ■ Wallace — The pigeon pregnancy she is given a project free dose of the drug COMEFILL YOUR EASTER BASKET AT A&P1 Noiifirlioii Although methadone is Bunnell — Personal com­ not the answer, said puting: A beginner's guide Dianne Regan, the center's Fisenslaedt — Pebplc clinical ((Hirdinator, it's Finkclhor— The triumph of age: how to feel young and legal, it's longlasting. it's annM Delta happy in retirement paid for by public uaimiitliwaaAliwlcaCalii Hayward — Cal people assistance and it's better Hickehof — Talk to the than heroin " Jennle-0 death: A manual of ap­ A baby will undergo U.S.BkANO-C 0NFECTI0IE R ’S o r EARLY CAUFORMA proximately 1,000 signs used STBIS&PECES NATURALLY CARBONATED withdrawal whether the WELCH'S eOUDBIGRAIf by the dea of North America AS^TBIFUVORS DB»RA1EDorDffi»T0li BATHROOM TURKEY mother has been on a drug LT. BROWN RIPE PITTED Firliiiii and Nmifirllon such as heroin or valium or M T . LAUREL TOMATO BREAST Jiiiiinr Boom has been stabilized 4 ^ 1^ MjRCARONI JM J.-0 VIVA CORONET store Sliced BoUner — M yra methadone. But Dr SUGAR OLIVES Conklin — Praying mantis, Finnegan .said methadone MUSHROOMS W A T B t JUICE the garden dinosaur 2 lb. pkg. a C H S S E GELATIN COOKED Greene I and Sproggy withdrawal is not nearly as 6 oz. can 4oz.can NAPKINS DELTATISSUU 23oz.btl. 48 OL corn. ; Tt^OLpkgi. Berriol — All creatures severe and only III-2fl per 3oz.pkgs. 140 ct. pkg. Six 500 Cl rolls HAM great and small cent of methadone- Imported I.asker — He's my brother addicted babies — as com­ Ia)bcl — A treeful of pigs pared to 50 percent of FETA Martel — The city under heroin-addicted — are born ground prematurely C H E E S E i b Mudcll — Tooley! toolcyl •She said a woman who Simon — Animal fact, uses the addictive nar­ for Carando animal fable cotics other than Talbot — An orphan for PEPPERONi Nebraska methadone during her Carando Young — If I flew a plane pregnancy runs a great risk of giving birth to a MORTADELLA lb. growth retarded baby In Llaanll COLONNA-FLAVOREDwwvYTnn-rLAVLmcu MR. SHRIMP Best that rase, the fetus’ just a A t ANNPAGE-WHOLEor _ NABISCO ...where good RETTYCROCKER « mm FOREST GROVE-MANDARIN PROVOLONE stops growing, for exam­ ECONOMY m A SUPERB BLEND-RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES o,„|, ple. af about 40 weeks, products Bread Crumbsst/9 Tiny Shrimp it: 8 9 ' Sliced Beets 4 1 Nilla Wafers CORNER ANN PAGE-CANOIED MIXED ■ U O A Pie Crust Mix 4 me Eight O’clock Coffee r i p e o l iv e s even though the pregnancy ANNPAGE . A A * «ELBLER-DELUXE GRAHAMS 1211 u « Oranges Gold MedBl 5 D H 4 lb. Sellers and lowest GMQBtALEordUeSODA ^ A A * SPRUCE-CHUNKS, SLICED or CRUSHED ALUMINUMAI llUikNlU FOIL-25CAII .oc so.cn CTFT. ROLL am I A A A co ntinues Sweet Pickie$%-59‘ Delicious "The placenta which prices come Crab Meat Mixed p99s 3-r89^ Fudge Strlpesr99* MARSHMALLOW H A * SUNSHINE Canada Dry 2 >89^ Pineapple r 4 9 ’ P O TA T O SALAD ( I P I - PiililiHlicri.' feeds the child becomes . . . d u rkh-snowrake BARRBJCAO a a Reynolds wrap 39 together! METRO-BUCKET JAR ^ A A EXTRA ABSORBENT 24 CT. or DAYTIME * a j A W e rh U ) small and does not nourish Fluff -5 9 ^ Crackers 11b. I 'ir li o i i the child well, " Dr Krispy X 69J Boiled Onions ’V" 59^ Coconut < 59 Root Beer 2 ^ 8 9 ^ Cherries 49* Pampers s’2” bag O v e r lo a d - A r t h u r H a ile y YOUUOOlWVBlitW I WTHAVS b e tte r W IT H A S P S rouV dbD etturiiftA G old a.s (io ld — .fo.seph b e tte r W IT H A& P S "nlilli'fifMi.UUHlM.'lllMm^ H e lle r IV Io llie rs iwaithaiwautyaldi dairy products War and Kemeinbranee Check yojir AEP lor C om pitti OtlaNs frozen foods Choose Your Favorite — Herman Wouk SUPER SHEER-SUNTAN. BROWN or NUDE SS-tlH by I.en Deighton H a n BRECK MARGARiNE BES-PACK ' ^ I r ^ ORANGE JUiCE ORANGE JUiCE The Malarese Cirele — REFUND ANNPAGE Trash Bags Mel. No Nonsense box ' LENTEN FAVORITE MATZO Robert Ludlum S h o w f - ..-..VVit-..... OFFER MRS. FiLBERT'S '/i GALLON MfNUTE PILLS8URY A A ^ > Manischewitz (From Israel) Yehuda ( tie.sapeake — .lames A. 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PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! More Light on Disco Gyrations Lovable Pets For Sale... Bv I K H I) T. and said nothing doing, or "Like, for example," ,shc- "Until now, all the atten­ dale disco to test reaction. Mercedes 450 SCA — "he rK K (;i SON more precisely, ’’not to my said. "it will .spell out a tion has been on the "This guy offered me $5.- works in a car wash. hair, you don’t." lighting and the music. 000 for them then and there Makes $80 per week. message, say. 'Want to NEW YORK (UPI) - "We really had a lot of Now we make the dancer if I’d turn them over to him "He saves up for the big Fine Eastertime Menus dance?’ or maybe just your the attraction," said Dana. and walk out of the place in night. Spends $15 to $20 for Disco dancers, who trouble convincing them to name” It’s an answer to "She is spotlighted. She my stocking feet. But 1 tickets, buys new clothes— customarily have basked in let us cut it. But, actually, the need to communicate the glow of kaleido.scopic experiences a tangible didn’t expect to get my pa­ a new silk shirt, maybe. WALDBAUM'S Begin At Food Mart. you can comb out each of amio the roar of disco high. tent for two days and I had He’s going to be willing to lighting, will soon be these styles and they look music am plified to "And besides, they help to turn him down.’’ spend a lot for something glowing like fireflies just fine in the daytime — preclude talk. FRESH GENUINE AMERICAN themselves. ber dancing. She can see His shoes retail for $100 a special like this — it adds very con.servative ” Dana .says ho got the idea what she’s doing pair. Expensive? to his ego trip. Among disco Only the day before, they for the shoos because "the Food Mart ^ SPRING LAMB SALE! . ’’Within three months "You take a guy." said "It’s an ice breaker. The aficionados, getting a glow had been asked to show fancy footwork was being liemlb Dana — who explained first Wxt on, without necessarily old way was, you said, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING their high-stacked, frizzy missed in tbe sometimes we’ll have men’s shoes ’what are you doing in a drinking a drop, is the mops at a luncheon at the gloom of di.scos darkened too," he said that he drives a triple newest step to ever more place like this?’ That corny ■a. LAMB LAMB Milford Yacht Club, But to enhance the eerie In fact, he made his first white Eldorado Biarritz old line. The new way. you Food Mart Storos M^ill Be XT TT^T^TT outrageous costumes Miller said the editor of the effects of their weird pair for himself and Cadillac, having given up It may be a rage, or at say. ’what is that fire I see locai newspaper, who lighting .systems. walked into a Fort Lauder­ his midnight blue coming from your feet?"’ CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY! o H U U L U lliK least a trend, or wbat a extended the invitation, RIB ball dozen entrepreneurs was iate arriving and the would like to .see become management was unaware “Piefi Your Own”Produce! one. they were coming "We CHOPS CHOPS At any rate, disco dan­ were a.skcd to leave as .soon CALIFORNIA - CRISP cing costumes that light up as the girls’ hair began in tune to the music are lighting up” showing up among the "I’m from New Haven," Iceberg Lettuce 2 . 2 9 l! 3 . 1 9 •Stomping gyrators of disco said Marie Accrino, 25. SALE TODAY THRU T mania. whose hairdo was entitled fntrmiuced here in the “sky high ” and almost LARGE y i U O ILB. past few weeks was an at­ SATURDAY, APRIL 14th | LAMB LOIN CHOPS '3 . 4 9 WHOLE LEGS OF LAMB was. C^/phiarmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED HEAD tractive line of women’s In a town like New KOSHER FOR PASSOVER! LAMB FOR STEW high-heeled strap sandal.s ' Haven, where Yalies come SWEET SUNKIST EMPIRE ^ ^ with little lights that flash JUMBO 10 TO WHOLE LAMB LAMB PATTIES from, "You’ll get a bizarre Navel Oranges 46 SIZE TURKEYS ^TOMS* 20 LBS LB 99' WILL CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER on and off in heel and sole reaction," she .said. But I CALIFORNIA Em p ir e - ROASTING NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE BREAST OF LAMB to every step she declared her hairdo is HOLIDAY LARGE CHICKENS ^ AVG^ 1.19 Then came the hair Crisp Celery FAVORITE BUNCH 49' EMPIRE "in, in New York," adding EASTER CANDY CALIFORNIA LONG GREEN SEAFOOD SPECIALS! stylists’ revenge — outlan­ that, if the folks back home 1 U K K l i i I OBARBEUCE SAUCE lb * 1.99 = dish hairdos that light up Tender Asparagus LB 99' don’t like it, "Too bad I’m WALEECO CALIFORNfA DRESSED SMELTS FRESH l b 99' like Christmas trees HORMEL - CURE 81 going to wear it. It’s about MARSHMALLOW EGGS LUNDY EXTRA LEAN There is a line of jewelry time a little style was Jumbo Artichokes ea 59' BONELESS HAM lb *2.89 FRESH HADDOCK RFADY LB *1.59 with built-in lights and SWEET COLONIAL CRYOVAC WRAPPED • FULLY COOKED SHORT SHANK brought to New Haven” SPECIALS 12 chocolate T J A A / r G WHOLE OR HALF WATER M 7 Q FRESH SCROD FILLETS lb *1.99 batterie^. Byjall. at least So far, both the hairdos covered eggs Dole Pineapples FAVOFUTE e a 6 9 ' l l A i V l o SEMI BONELESS ADDED *-6 1 • I .one firm’p6ii|) to market U.S- NO, 1 TOP FROST - BONELESS and the lights to go in them LiltleTlt|niELER 4.5 ounce FULLY COOKED FRESH SOLE FILLETS l b *2.59 light-up bfit^ vests and b'a KINGI LBS TURKEY ROASTz lT'Jkg *4.19 are custom made and Idaho Potatoes 5 89' TOP FROST • BONELESS WHITE 4 SWEET FRESH BROOK TROUT b e XSv l b *2.49 jackets. there’s no set price on [^tT]R.SUriSHlf|E^ A eosmetics firm is TURKEY ROAST 2 c^bT kg*3.79 them. Miller .said. Southern Yams 4 l b s * 1 . HAMS SWORDFISH STEAK pushing rouges, lipsticks •fulienne Palinko, 19, an IMPORTED - BEST EATING HICKORY SMOKED (WATER ADDED) . and beauty stars and other Orange, Conn , recep­ war paint designed to turn Granny Smith Apples 4 9 ' Plantation FULL SHANK FULL BUTT Waldbaum's N. Y. Style Deli! tionist in a hairdo called 6 TO $ the girls’ faces into 14 LBS. LB, PORTION PORTION ’’Discomania,” wore a Anjou Pears ■WASHINGTON STATE ’ LB 49' Turkeys LUNDY mirrors — or at least make large silver star painted on them glow eerily along her right check as part of IMPORTED LB U.S. GOV’T. INSPECTED COOKED with the rest of the get-up. the irridescent I,a Maur Emperor Grapes First, some rather MARSHMALLOW CHICKS makeup. Kent Martin of La PICK-A- G RAD E ‘A ’ LB, HAM buxom dance instructors Maur Corp. said it was 12 count Brachs Candies MIX WALDEN FARMS AND SHOULDER hustled the light-up designed to complement k SLICED TO ORDER Discoshoes on dance floors 5.25 ounce ALL VARIETIES Q Q c the ’ ’freaky, far-out Lo-Cal Dressings 12 02, BOTTLE O o Fresh Turkeys Other Famous Brands suspended between floors effect” He showed off 10 TO 14 LBS. in a place called Adams M..: various paints and rouges Sunkist Candy Gems lb 99' Fully Cooked Hams Apple. Then, at New York, derW ggs 1 ranging from white to HERSHEY’S (WATER ADDED) New York, a half dozen orange to whatnot and •MALTED MILK BUSY BUNNIES CHEDDAR CHEESE outlandishly costumed •BUSY BIGBY »MR SUNSHINE SHANK BUTT enhancing the girls’ jungle •SPECKLED KISSES PRODUCE ITEM OF THE WEEK! amateur models from •LITTLE TRAVELER PORTION PORTION FETA CHEESE IMPORTED look {A GREAT WAY TO TOP OFF YOUR SALAD) Connecticut showed up in MALTED MILK CHURNEY 12 OZ A chic disco boutique 8 ounce ALFALFA U.S. GOV’T. INSPECTED WALNUT CHEESE BALLS '1.99 hairdos built to scare a h ere. F i o r u e c i’s , 9 ounce Milk Chocolate or White dragon. Whole strings of YOUR CHOICE SP R O U T S 4 ZPKG specializes in light-up 0 G RAD E ‘A ’ SLICING PROVOLONE little multicolored lights EASTER EGGS jewelry including •FRUIT & NUT SELF BASTING blinked busily amin their COLO^SSAL filexiglass bracelets with 2 ounce •COCOANUT CREAM BLACK OLIVES curls, teases, primps and Holiday Dried Fruit Items & Nuts! U S D A CHOICE ■ CHVOVAC WRAPPED WHOLE multicolor lights, $20; pins EA 8 ounce pigtails. EA Hen Turkeys BLACK OLIVES C)fL''cURlD in the shape of clown faces YOUR CHOICE GREEN DIAMOND 10 TO 14 LBS. FRESH BRISKETS of BEEF lb *1.79 Pushing his Discoshoes with eyes that light. $10- ALL ITEMS ON SALE WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! m WALNUT MEATS VX‘2.29 ’’ "-'-SHIRE cM n u cn SICILIAN OLIVES was A1 Dana, a Floridian $25; and necklaces that 16 OZ. PKG. $3.19 POLISH KIELBASA SAU SA G E^ LB •1.89 come north bent on making SWIFT'S PREMIUM have alternating lights, ALM ONDS "PICK YOUR OWN- l b 79' CARANDO PEPPERONI a fortune "They’re the BROWN N’ SERVE SAUSAGE lb ;)9' CARANDO $25. COMTREX chickicst, the bitchiest, as MORTADELLA ®^'r^d°er^° "They’re pretty much MITCHUM NIGHT OF OLAY DROMEDARY DATES *1.39 WEAVER GOURMET „ they say in the trade, ” he MULTI-SYMPTOM POLAROID SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON lb*L49 unisex.’’ said Lorraine COLONIAL TURKEY BREAST ^ OHDER*^ said and showed how they ROLL-ON b e a u t y POLARCOLOR 2 SLICED TO ORDER (llinsky. "Some men wear COLD RELIEVER BLUE RIBBON FIGLETS V^k°g" 99' KRAKUS have an on-off switch in the GOMTREX Relieves major ANTI-PERSPIRANT EASTER POLISH SAUSAGE lb *1.79 DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF lb*3.99 them too” M D E W CREAM FILM instep and are plug-in cold symptoms Type 108 FOOD MART CARRY’S A FULL ASSORTMENT Kd Clifford, whose firm. rechargeable. 50 tablets 15 ounce 2 ounce 8 prints-S'A" X 4'/i" OF PASSOVER DRIED FRUIT ITEMS. CANNED PORK SAUSAGE LINKS i CHOPPED LIVER Klectrn-Harmonix, makes Wilchum At 25. Dana dresses to the necklaces, said one lb NOODLE PUDDING personify the showman FOOD CLUB BEEF FRANKS *1.29 called ’’The Domino Food Mart will carry a large selec­ HAM FOOD CLUB • SLICED expensive gold necklace, 3 POUND CAN b o l o g n a - P4P • LUNCHEON OLIVE SALAD Theory" is sound sensiti\K' POLAROID tVPE 108 tion of Brachs candy filled Easter L/ULiLl L/U lo OR coot COOKED SALAMI 8 OZ 69^ bracelet, watch, black Our Regular 2 89 Our Regular 2 19 Our Regular 4 99 Our Regular 5 89 It has 15 lights in plexiglass a Baskets $3.98 to $7.98. Also a large FOOD CUKE SALAD KITCHEN FRESH velvet jacket, white .scarf SLICED BOLOGNA club A promoter of rock groups that go through various selection of fruit trays and baskets [latterns to the beat of the ’b ULKIE r o l l s "XT art® 6 f o r 63 ' in Florida, he designed his $4.95 to $9.95. >7.49 SLICED BACON CENTER c u t music. Discoshoes on the floor of Miisieiil < lollii'x his condominium living ALKA-SELTZER ALPHA KERI RAVE Suzanne Ciani, like Clif­ room in Tampa. He has the NO NONSENSE ford a specialist in elec­ PLUS COLD THERAPEUTIC SOFT “No Frills” PRODUCE Food Mart - Grade "A” Arthur Murray dance PENS Hills Bros, or tronic music synthesizers MEDICINE BATH OIL PERM U.S. COMMERCIAL 20 LB COTT studios introducing them •CARTRIDGE POTATOES GRADE BAG Duncan Hines in the recording industry, •FINE POINT BALL Large Chase & Sanborn across the country 20 count 8 ounce 1 application MEET OR EXCEEDS is a partner in the Elec­ APPLES U S NO 1 MIXERS l.iglil-iip lliiii'iloex tronic Clothing Co which Cake Mixes .lames Miller, a conser­ VALU-TIME EXCEEDS 5 LB COFFEE GINGER ALE - CLUB SQDA - presently markets a light- ONIONS U S NO ‘ 1 BAG Fresh Eggs ALL VARIETIES vatively dressed operator 39 YOUR I REG, OR AUTOMATIC TQNIC - TQM CQLLINS up, sound-sensitive pin VALU-TIME 18'/* QZ. PKG, of beauty shops in Milford CHOICE APPROVED 3 LB DOZEN CARTON 1 POUND CAN QR HALF & HALF railed "the heart that CARROTS and Orange, Conn., with Our Regular 1 39 Our Regular 3 67 Our Regular 2 79 Our Regular 1 69 ea. I listens” and has prototypes 32 QZ. his hair stylists sketched ORANGES APPROVED •1.69 lO of light-up, .sound-.sensitive BQTTLE, the light-up hairdos tor the vests, body wrap belts, International Beauty Show *1.79 waist belts and jackets it here ’rhey got electrician hopes to market this fall KAOPECTATE SCOTT ASSORTED OR DECORATOR COLLEGE INN - CLEAR FOOD Cl UB Frank Cylvick to rig the SECRET Of the jacket, Suzanne ANTI-DIARRHEAL BABY FRESH lights, complete with in- ROLL-ON EASTER PLANTS! VIVA NAPKINS 49' CHICKEN BROTH 4 eor99' PITTED OLIVES ^SipI ^ oz c a n 49' said, "I’ve worn it very GAYLORD 11 OZ CANS PRINCE . „ FOOD CLUB • CREAMr OR KRUNCHY hair, rechargeable battery lit# LIQUID WIPES FLOWERSHOP QUALITY cautiously. I've found it Kaopec' For rebel of Diarrhea ANTI-PERSPIRANT Pre-moistened MANDARIN ORANGES 3eor*1. CURLY LASAGNA pkq 49' PEANUT BUTTER 7" oz mr ' packs in his Commack, Regular or Unscented 99 creates such excitement.’ 7 BUD MIN - BEAUTIFUL DEL MONTE • CHUNKS • CRUSHED OR SLICED 12 COUNT BOX • TODDLERS REGULAR OR DIET N Y., shop. 12 ounce CREST 40 count She’s had it on when 15 ounce 12 OZ ’rhen, to .show them off. TOOTHPASTE EASTER LILIES pSt *4.99 PINEAPPLE ” a °n ^ 43' PAMPAMP PERS DIAPERS •1.49 PEPSI COLA CANS PACK *1.39 hustling at Studio 54 where (or rei'*^ -tP IRREGULAR SLICED p il l s b u r y NABISCO they mustered their bevy "everybody stared, " and 14'/, OZ PKG of sales girls and recep 5 ounce !3.99 TOPCO TOWELS 'pAOTAG^E 2 FOR 89' DOM INO SUGAR 1 LB PACKAGE 37' WAFERS BUTTER 79' fashion shows up, everything stopped There was this sudden But, said Miller, the girls FABERGE CVS \ TULIPS 6 INCH POT *3.99 FRESH, FRESH DAIRY DELIGHTS! Frozen Foods For Quick n’ Easy Meals! silence ’ ONE A DAY CVS. 3 BLOOM - r POT took one look at the AMINO I CAULIFLOWER W/CHEE9E - Her firm is developing a ORGANICS GAYLORD LE SUEUR PEAS • BRUSSEL SPROUTS Sketches Miller and crew MULTIPLE HYDRANGEA p l a n t s ea*7.99 TLB PKG new touch, a light-up WHEAT GERM SHAMPOO I m a r g a r i n e QUARTERS *59 VEGETABLES 59' had designed "for impact ” Adds body, revives lusterl < ______EXCEPT BERLIN AMD ROCKY HILL Minute^ • • W Maid A * * rr\r\r\ /'i iia w e i i r\\A i /-xo ui. Breyers "message belt ” VITAMINS FOOD CLUB - YELLOW OR WHITE • AMERICAN GAYLORD • Regular OIL & HONEY 16 ounce Or$m e paid educational certification of my disabili­ ft4 HEALTH A»tD BEAOTY assistance allowance at the ty for IRS purposes? RDutes 83 & 30 Broad St. (across from Marshall's) 90 Bm Street Off Routfe^ 195 & A ID S T O R E S rate payable to eligible A — You should request 871-1661 646-0302 - veterans. certification of your dis­ Q — Is it possible for a ability in writing or you surviving spouse of a may call or visit your veteran who died of a nearest VA regional office service-connected disabili­ in person. ty to obtain a VA home 41j0 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER loan? PACK THIRTY - EVENING HKRALD, Wed , April 11, 1979 New Diet Book With Bronx Cheer EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 11, 1979- PAGE THIRTY-ONE Menus wheat bread, eranberiy sauce, maigaiine. skim milk, eofloe or tea. Coventry iTiday: Vegolable .soup, baked macaroni and cheese : Manchester Elderly stewed tomatoes with okra, chlled peaches, whole wheal Monday: Hamburger on roll or quiche iClI.S & CNID. ‘To Reduce, Eat Less; To Gain Eat More’ bread, margarine, skim milk, eollee or lea. lo.s.sed salad, hot vcgelable, Boston brown bread fruit The menu is subject to change. cup. Menus which will be served April 16-20 at Mayfair and jaw wired shut. " Then "I familiar ground. mopping each other" burns Tuesday. Juice, tacos, Spanish rice, choice ol H> DICK \\i;sT believes it. one meal a day. He likened the authors of weeks." he said, "the first tPiiMic ScliooU Wcsthill Gardens to Manchester residents over 60 are as had my nose wired shut." In the chapter on up 10 calories. vegetable, applesauce peanut butter cake. Grandparent s When he .says, " floing on In short. .Smith's about 3JK)0 conventional time you pass a pizza ; ! Cafeteria menus which will be served April 16-20 at follows" Bolton Nothing worked until he. a vitamins and minerals. For over-zealous dieters, Day will be observed al Hobcrt.son School. W ASH IN G TO N -It may a diet devised by somebody lifestyle is pretty stern diet books to the composer parlor the lightest wind .Manchester Public Schools are as lollows: Monday: Old-lashionod beef stew with whole Manhattan resident, heard Smith recommends auto he lists some of the danger I'.lcincnliii-x Wedne.sday: Baked chicken, whipped polalocs. be poor form to explain a el.se is like trying to wear .stuff, although .some of the Vivaldi, "of whom it is said will blow you inside." ;Monday: Shephard's pie, sliced tomato and cucumber, vegetables, seasoned green beans, vanilla pudding with about some Bronx natives bumpers as a good source signs of being underweight Monday: Fn iil juice, ehili hotdog. baked beans, potato cranberry sauce, choice of vegetable, bread and bulter joke, but some lightweight .someone el.se's shoes." he weight he lost might have that he wrote the same As for the so-called •pan rolls, butter, milk and ire cream cup .strawberry sauce, cornbread. margarine, skim milk, who could "eat all they of chromium.and notes ("inability to leave foot­ salad, peanut butler cookie. tee cream. readers probably don't believes it. been hair, which has all but concerto 500 times," Canadian Air Force diet - - Tuesday: Ubec.'ii' pizza, tossed salad, milk and eoflec or tea. wanted and never be that riboflavin "repels gyp­ prints." etc.). Tuesday: Waffle, honey, butter, sausages, peaches or Thur.sday: I’ol luck luneli. keep abreast of the latest "Your eating habits are disappeared from his Disciples of the that was all the rage a few ■ liingcrinc. Tuesday: Chicken eaeeiatore over spaghclti. sea.soned hungry." sies and aluminum siding What may be the basic plums, ice cream I•’ridav: Bizza, juice, tossed salad, vegetables trull or reduring plans. genetically determined."' scalp. Scar.sdale diet and erther years ago. Smith said it ■ ! Wedne.sday: Orange juice, hamburg on a roll, potato green peas, tossed green salad with Italian dre.ssing, It was his investigation salesmen." premise of the Bronx diet Wednesday: La.sagna with moalsauce. Ilalian bicad. gelatin Milk with all me:(ls. Unle.ss they are aware he says in elaboration of In conver.s."jtion. Smith is de-pounding processes was less reliable than "the ;c;hips. bullcrcd corn, milk and peanut butter cookies. fruited gelatin with whipped topping, garlic bread, of that phenomenon that For energy crisis freaks, is found in the chapter on green beans, peaches i» r • that a book called "The the above. "If your grand­ an epigram junkie. He w ill, ho conceded, losd Uganda Air Force diet, - Thur.sday: Filet ol haddock. Irench tried potatoes. margarine, skim milk, coffoe or lea. led to his book. He .savs. he includes a chart " How Much Food Should Thursday: Fruit juice, pizza, tossi'd .salad, gelalin wilb C o m p le te S c a r s d a I e father had an ice cream to.s.ses off aphorisms (his weight in jhe beginning. where they drop you from ? pVean beans or vcgelable .sticks, bread, bulter. milk and' Wednesday: Baked mcatloaf with mushroom gravy, tjOSt lifirtford own and borrowed i the But the menus "sound like a plane at 5.000 feet." The Bronx diet is dif­ showing "how body weight You Consume?" It ad­ lopping Medical Diet " now ranks gene, you will have an ice r (iliocolale cake or Iruil. boiled potato in jacket, vegetable coleslaw, chilli'd Ml Sch(M)l> In his earlier efforts to ficult to summarize, affects gas mileage." vises: "Stop when you've second on the national best cream gene." way a health food nut they were stolen from a ; ; Friday: Shells with meal sauce, buttered greens, garli( apricots, rye bread, margarine, skim milk, eollee or lea. although it covers, or For kinky sex fans, he eaten enough to last until Mondtis Hot dog on roll, polnlo puti.s. cinnamon seller list, they cannot fully He may or may not tosses down asparagus correctional institution. " shed some of his own 265 Thursday. Roast Tom luikev with gravv. whipped Friday: Fruit juice, breaded ehieken. butlered peas, bread, tropical huil cup and niilk. apple.xatice, peanut butter square. appreciate a paperback believe that. ferns "After a couple of pounds. Smith had “ my staggers over, all the reveals that "damp- the next meal. " potatoes, buttered mixed vegetables, fresh orange, whole scalloped potatoes, applesauce cake spoof called "The Bronx Smith said these things, Tu('.s(lay: Sloppy .loe on sesame roll. Ireneli Iries. chilled mixed Iruil. Diet " (Workman $2 S.'ii. and more, during a recent To get the definitions out interview arranged as part Shop Early For the Holiday W edmid A ll Stores Closed Easter Sunday Wednesday: Mc'alhall grinder, tossed salad, cherry of the way, .Scarsdale is a of a 25-city tour he was Iruited gelatin, eboeolate swirl cookies. New York City suburb of making to promote his Thursday: Pizza wilb nieal sauce, lopped with cheese, Assorted Colors Assorted Colors eueuniber spears, peaches. the type known in pre­ book, billed as " the diet , ^ F r e S h M • p i n t nylon days as a silk sensation of an entire Pink or Red I’riday I’ol roast with gravy, mashed potatoes, orange wedges, lulls and Indler slocking community borougb" The Bronx, of course, is W'ben bis utterances arc « r the home of the famous measured against bis ac­ trawbemes o 9 X n l i Azalea Hebron cheer. Which is what tual regimen, however, he 6 inch * Plant Plant $ B i c h a r d S m i I h d o e s ("ornes oil as a bit ol an im- pot 6 inch 4yzin.p^^ The Hebron schools wi be on vacation the week ol whenever a new serious [loster L i l i e s Available pot April ltl-20 diet book is published A man who ("laims to begining Thursday 4-6 buds Which is frequently have become " a ( onlirmed The brilliant colors of springtime Wrappeij in Foil .Smith, to complete these glutton al the age ol 5, " a S'/zinch potJ I | 9 9 m fresh ftowers, a perfect gift lor A nice big plant full of cotortui' Clnstonhnry flowers Get one for your home' man who identifies the a friend or loved one Azalea Plants’6.99. definitions, is the .IS-year- i \ F r e s h 18 size Largest size grown stalely & fragrant Ml Sc Ih xiU old author of "The Bronx I e a d I n g c a u s e o f Cymbidum Mmulny: Ibildiig in nill. ll•om■ll lii('.s, groon beans, ice Diet." But don I write him* overweight as ""lit"king Assorted Colors Hydrangea Plant Available beginning | Single Bloom 5 inch pot sQ Q Q cieam down as a eomplele leg- plates lhal don t belong to Thursday V i/ | | | ^ riiesd.'U : .Slosbbiii gel", ('iii"n, apple crisp you" — siicb a man is .Orange Tiger puller. He really believes Mum W('(lnes(l;iy: Shells in spaglielli sauce, tossed salad, part of what he says expected to be somewbat 5 inch pot Hydrangea Plant mils, gelalin wilb fruit When Smith says, " To bil king in will power piliirilo Cdeiy Corsage ’2.49 Thursday: Meallialls in gravy, whipped piitatd, carrots, reduce, eat less; to gain, Tbal bardly squares with Large Fresh sfe JumboYam^r “ Lilies 5.99 Plant 2 and 3 Blooms, 6" pot Q Q ,, 6 inch Dot Availat)(ebeginninfl Double Orchid bread and Iniller, iieaniil butler bars wilb Irosting eat more," he bidieves it a man wbo jogs 25 miles a ^ Wednesday Lush flowering plants Av»Ubk> l''riday Pizza, tossed salad, Iruil cup. When be sa ys , week, wbo walked more Cantaloupes 89» Grapefruit 4 Sweet Potatoes 3ibs1 All Stop S Shops have beaulitui C orsage ■’3.49, Hyacinths 6"" pot that last and last Available tiegnnng Wwlnpsd.iv,. Milk is served wilb all meals. Menus are subject lo Ilian 20 blocks in downtown Easter flowers, reasonably priced! 3.49. "‘Bt'aching for a l arrol in­ cliange wilbmil imlice stead of a slice of pie is like Wasbington to keep an ap- reaching for a cold shower poinlrnenl and wbo bas losi instead ol a girl. " he (15 pounds by eating only "A f .55 e i comegetyour Stop& Shopworfh! I V r i i o i i EverydiingyouneedforagreatfeastM. „ H a n iy Ml Seliouls Monday: Cluvsebiirgers with roll, polalo rounds, peach Science Today P a sso v e r ball iin lelincc wilb garnish, pudding. For students obser­ ving Passover: Tiina salad, peach hall, polalo rounds, Greetings to all Badiolberapy is added al fliaiiiyEast iiiice and matzos I'A T m C IA Our to you (or our Jewish friends Tiiesdav; Turkey salad plate, sliced tomalocs. potato M e C O K M M K the beginning of (be third week of IrealmenI. chips, roll and bullet, Iriiit cup. Passover: Kgg salad, sliced loiiialoes. potato chips, jiiiec, Iruil cup. maizos. d l’ l Heiihli lalilor Kollowing radiotherapy, NKW YOBK (til’ll A & Shop Coupon^ Wednesdav: Open roast beef sandwich, gravy, french patients went o n a sto p s Shop s to p s Shop Crushed, Chunks or MH Jial With this coupon ,md n S7 50 ptKchasp Iries. wliole kernel corn, apple crisp. Passover: Tuna combination of anii-cancer iiiainleiiance schedule of Ch€wseyourfavorite Lenten Colonial and other famous brands. salad, trench Iries. corn, fruit, maizos. drugs and rad ("bemolberapy tor two EasterHam... he outlook for children t u r e e n Tbiirsdav: .liiicc. salami grinder, polalo chips. Iruil years This iii("luded daily T o m ato p w i t h n 0 n - 11 o (I g k i n ' Stop & Shop Seafood whip iHlisi. .loice. pizza, green .salad, ice cream oral (i-Mer("ato[uirine, lymphoma, a lv|ie of iMiddlel. Passover: .Iiiiee, egg .salad, sliced tomato, weekly oral Melholrexale, J u ic e B eans e i ^ l e f r e e cancer that accounts for (1 Specials! ^ CfMmof polalo cliiiis, Iniil, maizos. and monihly doses ol Vin- lined S i 10% ounce can to 10 percent ol all 32oz. s to p s Muihrooff I■■|■lday: Crispy baked fish, parsley potatoes, green ("listine. Quality you’ll enjoy, 15’/j OZ. 1 childhood malignancies whether or not you observe Lent’ bottle Shop 20^1 beans, bread and biiller. geliilin cubes wilb topping, Cyclopbo.s|ibamide and cans "W e're excited aboul . Ham in juice CAMPBELL’S Prednisone 2 It,'" said Dr. Marlin 1, Brei ber said Ibe outlook Potato Buds 89' Three Bean Salad S o u p CREAM OF MUSHROOM Brecher of the Boswell Chunky Mixed Fruit 59' for ("hildren with Ibis kind Fres^ Cake Mixes X ’ST -89' Pfeiffers Dressings Carnation Cotteertiate' "'T ' '1.69 Good Sufi Apr B-Sal Apr .14 limit one per cuslonw f---- W Park Memorial Insliliiles BHTy Oodiei Sir and Frost of cancer bas been poor Ca»sar Russian or Spnng Garden Americans Cook Department of Pedialrics stop & Shop /in with only from'5 fo 21 per­ Stop (I Shop Couponnon . . . . I I 7 « at Buffalo. N. Y H addock Pillsbury 16oz. pkg Pillsbury or MH J17 cent surviving five years or 5 pound can "9.49 24 ounce bottle With this cotpon and n $7 50 purchase He reported in Ibe a t n s 8 9 Chinese-Style more Most victims were added American Cancer .Society ARMOUR ZIP TOP F in e ts^ ss ShankPortionLPortion a^^ felled within a cmqde of journal. Cancer, Dial Great Lenten Meal 1 " Water B reaid K y .m :\ n M'; i.i'.s iiM with the usual tourist year.s. 3 pound can 0 . 5 9 Cooked Hams Rump Portion Added Id M edal W esso n preliminary results of tests Fresh Rainbow Trout ’ 1.99. 9 9 ^ souvenirs. In the report, Brecher I I’l l iiiiiiB Eiiilor with small numbers of Pure ^ d l By 1972, when President said results ,so lar indicate KRAKUS Imjtorted _ _ Fresh Oysters H ounce C.lf' 1.89 water added M ixes F lo u r Thu (;iiinu,se in Amuriua children show tbal Cooked Ham.Steaks ‘4.6 9 6’/2 ounce can aru only indirectly respun- Nixon made his historic the trealmeni regimen is 3 pound can Y.99 Date, Vegetable A A C chemotherapy combined 5lb. siblc fur what one author trip to China, more than 50 well tolerated and Matlaw’s Banana or' with rad'iotherapy suggest bag I O il 9 9 and editor has called a cookbooks dealing solely or "provides an excellent Shank Portion Stop& Shop Great buys on quality birds for Easter dinner. Cranberry CHICKEN^tSEA improved chances lor "formidable surge of in­ mainly with Chinese food ("bailee for cure in children 6 9 prolonged, disease-free S tu H ed TUNA in water w oil terest" in their cuisine. were in print in the United with stage I, II. and III of Baking Cups 3T’1 White Flaked Coconut 69' Dream Whip 1 parkage 65' survival.. GoodSt/1 Apr 8-Sal Apr 14 tjmit one po» customer i ^ Enthusiastic reviews by States. the di.sease " The stages ked Log Cabin Syrup . ‘1.59 Angle Flake Coconut 69' Hut he emphasized (bat C laiiisi|79 Reynolds Wrap ’1,69 newspaper and magazine One year earlier, the are various levels of 30 ounce pkg Frozen . it is too early to reach Ham Slop 4 Shop Coupon editors of Chinese first U.S.-made wok had cancerinliMisily with stage M allow's Gloria 24oz jar Vlasic 16 ounce pkg. 3 M H Jt^ definite conclusions aboul With this coupon and n $7 SO pmehaM restaurants and cookbooks appeared in stores. It was I being the ImvesI level of f walof I Shrimp Egg Rolls ’1.09 the new IrealmenI for did much to familiarize the an clcrtrie model of the involveiiienl .n'klud Extra Tnm Vacuum Packed i Dressed Smelts 1 (t Ikig tro/eo 99' keys bowl-shaped stove-top children with cancer of Ibe StuHed m n P rin c e average American with lymph glands Brecher said three ol the U.S.Grade"A” what used to he considered utensil that has been the The drugs and radiation four stage 1 patients ar(> STOP & SHOP EXTRA TRIM 100% Pure m fr n exotic fare. Orient's main cooking O liv es S p e a rs La iB flg tia 7 9 riVIMlrVlII to involvwl sites in the alive and w"itliniil evidence T u rb o t From Foremost among those utensil fbr centuries, and il Cooked Ham Frozen 64oz carton Concentrate b(Hly have resulfed in 1(1 of of diseiise for periods |10-12lbs. 5%oz;, Kosher or Don’t forget editors is (,'raig Claiborne was made by a major 19 children with loealrzed ranging ifroiii 24 to 2(1 Rump Portion 4.49ib F l H e t s f f 9 Nice and meaty to please a jar Polish ricotla-on of the New York Times, manufacturer of cooking Vacuum Packed v^raler added Frozen sale, too appliances and utensils. At disease being alive and 111 0 n I b s . lo ll 0 w" i n g table-full of Easter diners. ' l b 6 9 8 8 STOP & SHOP who wrote of the beginning disease-free Irom 15 to (111 diagnosis. 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