PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD. Tues., Feb. 27. 1979 High Court Rules Out Public Turnout Missing Damages At Legislative Hearing fThaCs to be Done HARTFORD (UPI) — A woman Arguments Were Old Health Systems Agency Reggie Jackson impresses whose husband was electrocuted With Taiwan Embassy? while trying to help a motorjst in a By .4^DRI•:W NIBLKY Lawmakers figured people might There was no one to disagree. But Fervor Unabated Probes Elderly Concerns There was some testimony. The Young Fan in Spring Drill crash is not entitled to damages from HARTFORD (UPI) — Everything get a little excited if the state Page 2 Hartford Jai Alai employee asked the Page 6 Page 10 another driver in the collision, the was set. The reporters had their pens thought about making it legal to bet Page 11 on football and then kicked in some committee to provide some protec­ Connecticut Supreme Court ruled poised, the lobbyists took their usual other sports tike baseball, basketball tion for gaming industry workers today. places in the back of the room and when the state temporarily suspends The accident occurred in the lawmakers anxiously prepared and hockey. The lawmakers figured wrong. a facility’s license. November 1970 on Interstate 95 in for an onslaught of public opinion. Monday’s hearing lured only four But that was about it and after lianrl)patpr New Haven. A motorist. Nicholas And then ... nothing. reporters, two 'lobbyists, an about five minutes. Senate chairman Egri. was passing a truck driver. The Legislature’s Public Safety Cliff Leonhardt, D-Avon, gaveled the Nathan Gische. in the right lane Committee had expected a big tur­ employee at the Hartford Jai Alai Mostly Sunny 10 hearing to a close. when Egri's windshield was nout Monday for its public hearing on fronton, a legislative intern, plus “Tis is shortest hearing on record splattered with water. a variety of gaming bills, including legislators who sit on the committee. Clear Tonight The betting public never showed. for'this committee.” said Leonhardt, Egri braked and went into a skid, one that would create a panel to Jim Tyler, an outspoken lobbyist whose panel generally generates a Details on page 2 which brought him into the truck's study the possibility of legalizing considerable amount of front-page path. Egri's car then spun off the sports betting in Connecticut. for the horse racing industry who spends most of hiS most waking coverage. road, hit a highway light pole and the After all, Chief State's Attorney hours at the Capitol, hit the com­ Later, House chairman Dominick car became charged with electricity. Austin McGuigan recently told the u^ninn Mrralb Swieszkowski, D-New Britain, made Gische tried to avoid the car. but in legislative panel on an average foot­ mittee where it hurts. Idi Worried "I don't think the bills before you his feelings clear. doing so. his truck jackknifed and ball weekend, Connecticut residents are worthy of consideration,” he "What a disappointment.” NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — went off the road beyond Egri's car. lay down about $25 million in illegal I President Idi Amin has evacuated bets. said The victim. Donald Oberempt. saw I his family from Uganda and the accident and tried to help Gische foreign embassies close to his and then Egri. He was electrocuted I regime re sending home their when he touched the door handle of nationals in expectation his Egri's car. Shortened Schedules government will collapse, Dam Oberempt's wife. Barbara, diplomatic sources said today. originally sued Egri. the state The sources said Amin sent an IK transportation commissioner. estimated 80 relatives on a Ugan­ Gische. and his employers. Simons To Make Up Deficit dan Airways jetliner to Tripoli, Haulage Co. Inc. and L.I. Kennedy Kucinich Campaigns Army Engineers Urge Libya, on Tuesday. The Libyan Trucking Co. I leader. Col. Moammar Khadafy. Cleveland, Ohio, Mayor Dennis Kucinich campaigns at a COVENTRY — High School Prin­ upcoming fiscal year. Most of the panies that provide the computer ser­ Egri paid Mrs. Oberempt $50,000. cipal Dennis Joy told the Board of has been a close supporter of retirement home on the eve of special referendum to decide a gray areas involve program costs vice as a further reason for changing Work at Union Pond He and the transportation com­ Education he felt that a deficit of Amin. charter amendment which would allow the city to sell its mun- and _the ratio of staff to students the system. missioner were dropped from the $525 in his school’s athletic budget The sources said the Soviet and By GREG PEaII s ON endangering anyone such ' as suit. A jury in New Haven Superior cipal light system and a vote on a proposed income tax in­ within programs. Some of the Some board members favored in­ could be made up by shortening Iraqi embassies in Kampala also Herald Keporler children living in the area that might Court dismissed the suit against the board’s questions arose from creasing the allocations for new text­ crease. (UPI photo) schedules and fund-raising activities. have begun evacuating their use the dam and gatehouse as a remaining defendants. changed in the form of the budget books, especially for a new math MANCHESTER — Although He said he worked out the plans in diplomats and employees because playground,” the report said. Mrs. Oberempt. in her appeal to from that used in previous years. program at the middle school. The repaired less than seven years ago, the consultation* with Will it was feared the government The report recommended that the the high court, argued the trial court Elman said that $429,000 in board is also considering increasing the dam at Union Pond is in need of Duchesneau, athletic director. would collapse soon. town hire an engineer to conduct a judge made two mistakes in charging guaranteed tax base (GTB) revenue the special eduction staff at that more mending. Problems in funding the school’s The diplomats said the only real Voters Expected was expected next year. 'The State school and at the town’s two elemen­ In a strongly worded report detailed study about the dam's the jury. athletic programs were brought into support that Amin appeared to be stability. She claimed the judge should not Legislature is currently investigating tary school. delivered to the state Department of focus a few weeks ago. when staff enjoying in the country now com-1 It also said spillway modifications have mentioned possible negligence a number of alternate proposals for Tuition increases account for some Environmental Protection, the U.S. coaches complained that Duchesneau I es from 2,500 Nubians who serve | and general dam repairs should be by Egri and the transportation com­ To Back Kucinich equalizing educational funds dis­ of the budget hike. For example, the ' H i Army Corps of Engineers has had set fund-raising quotas for the as mercenaries in the army and implemented. The town also should missioner and that he should have tributed to the towns. per student cost at the Edwin 0 . questioned the stability of the dam groups they supervise. The original the security forces. have constant surveillance at the been more explicit on the emergency CLEVELAND (UPI) - Embattled Board Chairman Joan Lewis asked Smith school has jumped from $1,557 and recommended that the owner — loyal to him, no matter what the suggestion for getting the coaches in­ dam during stornfiy periods, the report doctrine. Mayor Dennis Kucinich appeared that a breakdown of all costs in the to $1,750. Coventry has about two the Town of Manchester — make weather. volved in fund-raising had come from said. But the high court said statements close to a major political victory Pupil Personnel Service fund request dozen students receiving vocational needed repairs. The mayor, informed of the Elman. “We’ll do what’s necessary.” Town against parties later dropped from a today as Clevelanders trudged be provided by Donald Nicoletti, training there. iVo The Corps of Engineers inspected favorable polls, said "The only polls I Some savings could be made by Concessions Manager Robert Weiss said this mor­ case can be used as evidence. The through slush and snow to vote on a assistant superintendent and director In other school news, the the dam, located near Union Street, put any stock in are those I get from cutting back varsity games, Joy Israeli Prime Minister ning when asked of the report. Weiss justices said the trial judge pointed referendum on the troubled city’s of the service. Travel costs and prin­ Pandemonium Puppet Company per­ in November. Its report was a result (the) people. It's very close right proposed. This would not affect Menachem Begin said today there said he has not yet been notified of out that the evidence was in the financial future. ting expenses have risen sharply in formed for children at the Coventry of that inspection. now.” junior varsity sports, tennis, track are indeed significant differences the Army Corps of Engineers Report, defendants' favor only if Egri and the Living under the cloud of a city the new proposal, she pointed out. Grammar School earlier this month. The problem probably is not so Cleveland has been mired in and field activities, or girls’ basket­ between Egypt and Israel in which was received only earlier this transportation commissioner were The board also discussed budget­ About 25 puppets were used in the i severe now as it might be at other default on $15.5 million in bank notes default since Dec. 15, when six local ball, cince these groups have already drawing up a peace treaty and he week by the state. solely responsible for Oberempt's cutting measures, such as returning show, some with head sizes as large times. The pond had been lowered — and possible bankruptcy — banks holding short-term notes raised their fund quotas. will resist any pressure by Presi­ , The dam’s spillway also is in­ death. Clevelanders cast their ballots on to filling in grades on report cards by as human's. The five-member troupe some last summer by town officials to refused to refinance them. The In other business the board asked dent Carter that Israel make con­ adequate, the report said. It has a Mrs. Oberempt introduced the se­ two separate issues: whether to raise hand instead of computer. Joy performed skits based on fables and accommodate a nearby sewer banks, however, have delayed Elman to clarify some items in his cessions for conclusion of a pact. capacity of 8,400 cubic feet per se­ cond argument about the judge not the city income, tax and whether to pointed to problems with the com­ other source material. project and to take test samples from demands for payment until after the $3.3 million budget proposal for the The prime minister made his cond compared to a peak outflow of being clear enough about the sell their Municipal Light System. the pond. The samples were needed election, thereby forestalling actual comments at a news conference 30,500 cubic feet per second, Joe B. emergency doctrine in order to Kuchinich supports the tax hike, because of a dispute that developed bankruptcy. after a 3 I/2-hour special Cabinet F ry ar,, chief of engineer division, reduce Egri's liability, the high court but strongly opposes the proposed in the summer about an odor The proposed income tax hike session, where it was agreed wrote to Stanley Pac, commissioner said. light system sale. Local surveys problem at the pond. would raise $38 million annually in Begin should accept Carter’s in­ Faces of the President of DEP. But the high court said there was show he should win the day on both Fourth Arrest Possible Still, the Army Corps of Engineers vitation to come to Washington The dam was repaired in 1972 by new revenue for the city and is no evidence Egri was covered by the President Carter with three different facial Menachim Begin of Israel to meet with him is concerned about the safety and issues, but there were large numbers designed to assist Kucinich in per­ for talks. Begin will leave the town. doctrine, which allows for unusual of undecided voters; expressions at his press conference Tuesday, in an effort to get Middle East peace stability of the 33-foot high concrete suading the banks to roll over the I Thursday." “These repairs were on the up­ actions taken by usually reasonable No matter what the outcome, there' Carter said he invited Prime Minister negotiations moving again. (UPI photo) dam. debt. Begin said he did not plan to “Based upon the visual inspection stream portion of the structure men and women in sudden or un­ were no guarantees the end of In Area Kid Porn Case nrieet in Washington with Egyp­ But Cleveland Trust Chairman M. which had no effect on the expected circumstances. Cleveland’s woes was near. Even if and its past performance,' the dam Brock Weir said he believed the tian Prime Minister Mustafa appears to be .in poor condition. The downstream face, which is in a state the tax increase — from 1 percent to STAFFORD (UPI) - There may I Khalil should he be in the U.S. of- saver.e .detprioration,” Fryar financial impact of the election out­ Elizabeth and Robert McCloud, Sweden were also found at Getchell’s general stability ofi,.Uie dam is Research Grant 1.5 percent — is approved, Cleveland be a fourth arrest this week in con­ I capital at the same time. He wrotd; ■ come was “uncertain” and refused both 37. of Willington, were home, police said. Typical 'Drug User questionable,'' the report said. Trust Co., Ohio’s largest bank and nection with an alleged child por­ evaded a question about whether Town Qfficials this morning could STORRS (UPI) — University of to guarantee an end to thd crisis by arraigned on charges of risking in­ State police were trying to deter­ The report said there is “severe holder of $5 million in defaulted city nography ring— with national and in­ he would meet there with Egyp­ not estimate how much the repairs in Connecticut researchers have pronging to refinance the city debt. jury to a minor, sexual assault and deterioration” of the concrete notes, may not refinance the debt. mine how many youngsters may tia n President Anwar Sadat. received a $99,410 federal grant for a If the tax hike is defeated, the city ternational ties — uncovered this employing a child for an obscene per­ 1972 had cost, but Weiss did say the Cuyahoga County Board of Elec­ have been used in the operation. downstream face of the dam. study that may improve the efficien­ would have to face the humbling weekend in Tolland County, state On Tuesday the Israeli Cabinet cost had been considerable. tions Director Mary Yates predicted formance. Lt. Robert Hull, commander of the Is Being Replaced “The structure or portions of it police say. I rejected Carter’s invitation that cy of aircraft engines and help prospect of a state takeover of its McCloud's bail was raised from state police barracks in Stafford could he subject to future collapse less than a third of Cleveland’s Three persons, including a Tolland Begin meet with Khalil in predict erosion in rivers. finances. Gov. Jam es Rhodes has $10,000 to $25,000 cash or surety bond Springs, has said authorities were registered voters— no more than 98,- 100,000 Washington, but later Begin Ihe grant, awarded by Jhe proposed a state control board for man freed on $ bond, were and he was returned to the Hartford 6,11 By ANDREW NIBEEY “You probably have more of a “1 think we have a drug-oriented 000— would turn out for the referen­ aware of three youths, aged and agreed to meet with Carter National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ just such a purpose. arraigned in Superior Court Monday Correctional Center. HARTFORD (UPI) - In the not chance of killing yourself by mixing society,” McConnell said. “The dum because of Monday’s 17, who were allegedly forced to per­ himself. ministration’s Lewis Research The mayor has steadfastly refused on a variety of related charges. Mrs. McCloud's bail was upped too distant past, the typical drug some of these drugs than you did with biggest problem in our society is the snowstorm, which dumped 7 inches form various homosexual and Center of Geveland, will be ad­ intensified demands to sell the light Authorities said they expected to from $10,000 to $15,000 cash or surety abuser in Connecticut was a hardcore heroin,” McConnell said in a recent growing reliance on prescription of snow on the ground. heterosexual acts. ministered by Lee S. Langston, system as a means of raising quick spend several days examining dozens bond and she was taken to the street junkie hopelessly hooked on interview. drugs," ”It’s got me very concerned,” said »Under state law, production and associate professor of mechanical cash for the city. of files, pornographic books, films, Connecticut Correctional Ihstitution one drug, probably heroin. He’s been Because the quality of heroin on McConnell said the teen-agers, Mrs. Yates. She said tabulation of distribution of pornograhic materials engineering. Instead, he accused Cleveland pictures and sexual devices con­ replaced. the street has gradually declined women and' elderly who abuse drugs election night results might be in Niantic, between adults is not illegal but is a The Economy The money will fund a three-year Electric Illuminating and Cleveland fiscated in raids by state police and Extensive alphabetized files listing According to Donald McConnell, over the years, even the junkies are in Connecticut now are a different slowed since precinct represen­ crime when such practices involve NEW YORK: Stocks on the study into flow patterns of air and Trust of trying to force the city to the FBI Friday night and Saturday at contacts throughout the United executive director of the State turning to supplemental drugs to breed than the heroin addicts of a tatives have to drive through snow­ minors. jNew York Stock Exchange water. sell the light system and drop a $330 the suspects’ homes. States, England, Denmark and Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council, the satisfy their habits. decade ago, drifts to Board of Elections I plunged to their worst loss in two A UConn spokesman said practical million federal antitrust suit against Sgt. John Jacewicz, head of the biggest problem confronting state “Guys who were Hooked on heroin “ They are not necessarily ad­ headquarters in downtown Cleveland I months Tuesday under the weight applications of the research will be Cleveland Electric. Stafford barracks' criminal in­ drug officials now is the growing can barely get a high,” McConnell dicted," he said, “but in a lot of after polls close at 7:30 p.m. EST. I of negative news on foreign af- the identification of wind drag in air­ A victory for Kucinich’s positions vestigation unit, said Monday there trend toward "polydrug” use, mixing said. “So they’re turning to cocaine, ways, their problems are just as Kucinich probably stands to gain MHS High in Awards I fairs, oil price increa.ses and infla- craft engines, which reduces ef­ on both issues today could make the may be another arrest in the case a potpourri of drugs, legal and il­ amphetamines, even 'garbage bad,” from the bad weather. The core of his I tion. ficiency, and prediction of river bot­ 32-year-old mayor a shoo-in for re- before the end of the week. MANCHESTER — In total awards short story, runner-up (one of five in legal. bagging,’ where they just reach in a Disillusioned youngsters are supporters — in Cleveland’s white TEHRAN, Iran: Iran will tom erosion resulting from water election later this year and put him in David B. Getchell, 35, of Tolland, garnered in the Scholastic Writing the state): Linda Ather, Michelle And it’s not just a street problem. bag and take a bunch of pills.” mixing pills, liquor and marijuana, ethnic West Side neighborhoods — resume exporting oil March 5, but flow around bridge piers. contention for statewide office. was arraigned on charges of obsceni­ Awards competition, Manchester Laramie, Charles E. Lindsay Jr,, and Teen-agers are mixing marijuana McConnell, who heads the two- he said. have proved themselves fiercely High School tied for third highest of at prices substantially higher than ty and promoting minors for obscene Barbara Rennert, articles. and booze. Housewives are popping year-old alcohol and drug abuse “What we're getting is a lot of dis- rates set by OPEC and most open- performance. He was released from schools competing in the state. Gil Hunt, head of the school’s I council, said a large part of the functional potheads, kids who don’t I market oil traders. amphetamines and barbituates. the Hartford Correctional Center Manchester High School students English Department, said that since Senior citizens are innocently taking problem stems from the public’s want to do anything,” McConnell LONDON; The dollar rose Sunday night after posting $100,000 won one of the top money prizes and 1970 Manchester High School has an­ their presdnbed tranquilizer and general acceptance of drugs as a pan­ said, “These kids have killed part of slightly on most London money. Chicago Political Machine bond, officials said. a total of five awards. nually placed in the top three in the then downing a few cocktails. acea for social ills. themselves.” Manchester High winners and their state in the number of awards I markets Tuesday after news that PCP, a relatively easy-to- Venereal Clinic categories are: Joanne Weiss, a earned. I Iran will resume oil exports. manufacture animal tranquilizer MANCHESTER - A WASHINGTON: resident that causes hallucinations, is another To Face Stiff Challenge Carter said he has avoided calling growing drug abuse problem for the venereal disease clinic, Peking Confirms for mandatory conservation youth, McConnell said. CHICAGO (U PI) — The finely with Jane Byrne, 44, a wee bit of an which is completely con­ A total of 1,423,406 people were measures to cope with the Iranian “It can cause what appears to be tuned organization sometimes called Irish woman w'ith the tongue of an fidential and free, will be MAINE eligible to vote between 6 a.m. and 6 oil shortage for fear of hurting the schizophrenia,” McConnell said. the last of the old-time big city outraged mother superior. held Wednesday from 6 to p.m. Temperatures were expected to economy and increasing un- “We've seen kids rip their own eyes machines faced perhaps it stiffest Almost 8 feet of snow — the 7:30 p.m. in the emergenoy Battles in China be in the 40s — unusual lately in I employment. out, stab their buddies.” challenge in more than 15 years in greatest seasonal total in Chicago department at Manchester frozen Chicago — with clear skies. COAST NEW YORK: Mobil Oil Corp. By |(nili'fl I’rcHs liilcrniilioniil Vietnamese troops back Sunday after The elderly also have their today’s Chicago Democratic mayoral history — shaped up as the key issue. Memorial Hospital. This was good news for Mrs. Byrne. will begin allocating supplies Peking conceded today a Viet­ problems. primary. Much of the snow is still on the city’s No appointment is killing and wounding 98 of the enemy Traditionally, bad weather works for Thursday because of Iranian shor-1 namese battalion drove into China “They’re on a lot of pills, heavy Mayor Michael A. Bilandic, 57, streets, sidewalks and alleys. Bilan­ needed for this service, and capturing at least one. Peking the organization. SEAFOOD tages and higher demand. and fought a running three-day battle did not list its own casualties. into the vallum thing, I’m afraid,” heir at least in office to the late dic called the snow an act of God. which is available to The Democratic mayoral primary KUWAIT: Kuwait Tue.sday put i there, and intelligence sources said a McConnell said. ■’boss,” Richard J, Daley, fought for Mrs. Byrne called Bilandic incompe­ anyone, regardless of age. COR. NORTH MAIN ST. is rated tantamount to election in I into effect a 9.35 percent price front may be opening up in the war And rep orts by W estern in­ The drug abuse problem among political respect and even survival tent in getting rid of it. Chicago, There will be a formal Civil Air Patrol hike on its oil exports and said it near the historic Dien Bien Phu telligence analysts and the official women is equally disconcerting to 55 OAKLAND ST. Soviet Tass news agency of Viet­ runoff April 3 between today’s MANCHESTER - The will increase rates further every | battleground in Vietnam. McConnell, a 48-year-old Somers namese troop movements near Dien winner and the certain Republican Manchester Composite MANCHESTER month as long as market con­ Hanoi's news, media did not con­ resident who has spent the greater Bien Phu indicated a new front could candidate, banker Wallace D. John­ ditions warrant. firm the reports of its small part of his adult life trying to help Squadron of the Civil Air open near Laos. son. Patrol will meet ■ V i 643-2667 TOKYO: On the Toyko Foreign I counterinvasion of China but Viet­ drug abusers. Umpire School Bilandic’s last-minute campaign Wednesday from 7:30 to Exchange Market today, the namese officers in Hanoi told UPI Dien Bien Phu, the fortress where “ A woman will get up in the mor­ Member.s of a group of 46 baseball umpires from Japan are practically came to a halt in its last 9:30 p.m. at the State Ar­ dollar rose slightly against the last week they were firing into the French lost their 8-year struggle ning with an amphetamine and get week when his 83-year-old mother mory on Main Street. Japanese yen as the Japanese northwest China and picking off to retain Indochina, lies at the border down with alcohol at night,” he said. shown the American style of home plate action by Joe became terminally ill. Mrs. Bilandic Membership in the government announced a record troops and tanks. where Laos, Vietnam, and China “They think it’s O.K. because the pill Brinkman, right, and Scott Braham at the Bill Kinnamon School died Saturday night and was buried squadron is open to all trade deficit of $827 million in China said its forces drove the meet. was. prescribed. It’s not. It’s of Umpires, Gulfport, Fla. The “umps” are at a week-long Monday. young people from Grade 7 •January, the first monthly deficit | dangerous.” school as part of a tour of the country. (UPI photo) Also in the last week, two televi­ through high school. For in five years, sion station polls shocked City Hall more information, call 643- WASHINGTON: A group of I by showing Mrs. Byrne ahead. 2315 or 633-4342. Republican members of Congress IT' Another poll, leaked by a Democratic Holy Communion .say they wili file a friend of the party source, had the race dead even. LEN'I court brief backing the AFL-CIO's House Turns to Meaningless Game MANCHESTER-A ser­ suit against President Carter's Nevertheless, some organization WASHINGTON (UPI) - In some government brings in, necessitating vice of Holy Communion voluntary wage-price guidelines. I.V- indicated to reporters Tuesday the leaders made public predictions of a circles it might be called closing the the borrowing of money and in­ budget. I'd vote for the debt bill will take place Wednesday MRECr FROM MIHNE TO YOU • Many Democrats, fearful the same game was about to be played 2-to-l Bilandic landslide. barn door after the horse is out. because we have to pay our debts." at 10 a.m. at St. Mary’s creasing the national debt. GOP would use their “yes" vote again this year. Both Bilandic and Mrs Byrne are, said Rhodes. YOUR FAVORITE LENTEN FOODS Inside Today Others might say it’s the closest against them in the next election, in a strictly political sense, Daley’s Episcopal Church. • But Congress also has placed a But he added, “ Maybe we'll let OCEAN PERCH • BOSTON 8CR0D Congress comes to Alice in also voted “no,” thereby killing the O’Neill and other House leaders children. They take turns wrapping ' dollar limit on the national debt. So formed a task force this year to lobby them provide the votes for it." Grange Party I Classified...... 15-18 Wonderland. 1 bill overwhelmingly. themselves in his mantle. CLAMS • OCEAN SWORDFISH Com ics...... 19 once it agrees on a spending level it hard for Democratic votes on the Almost lost in the political shuffle MANCHESTER - The The party patriarch persuaded HOURS Editorial ...... 9 However it is characterized, the also must increase the national debt • The debt ceiling expires and the .debt bill, but their success seemed in are details of the bill. It would in­ Bilandic to take time from a Manchester Grange, No. 31 Food Stompt Flntertainmcnt ...... 14 House today was taking up the ceiling to pay for its past actions. It government is unable to borrow •doubt. crease the current debt ceiling of profitable career in corporate law to will hold a card party F am ily...... 21-28 national debt ceiling and beginning a has no choice. money to pay its bills or its workers’ $798 billion to $836 .billion through 8 Accoptod become alderman of Daley’s own Wednesday at p.m, at the Obituaries...... lo game that has become as traditional .salaries. House Republican Leader John Sept. 30. Grange Hall. Door prizes as it is meaningless. • However, beginning several nth Ward. SMday-ll-S:JO^ Peopletalk...... 2 Rhodes confirmed GOP strategy The current ceiling expires April 1’, Mieiiuel Biluiulic will be given and years ago. Republicans began voting • Faced with a crisis. Congress ,|aiM‘ Bvrnc Sports...... 11-13 The scenario goes like this: Monday when he told reporters he but the Treasury estimates that its refreshments served. against the debt bill as a protest of pas.ses a debt bill, would vote against the bill, [Television ...... 14 • Congress passes spending need to borrow money will bump federal spencling, although they “ You know the history,” sighed “If I felt they (Democrats) were measures that cost more than the against the ceiling sooner, perhaps acknowledged it must pass eventual- House Speaker Thomas O’Neill as he really serious about balancing the by March 9. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 28, 1979 Peopletalk EVENING HERALD. Wed , Feb. 28. HOT — PAGE THREE PZC Will Consider $900,000 Budget Sought Tables Will Turn When Friars Roast Johnny Procedure Changes Johnny Carson usually does the To Cover Town Pension group — and wife Mary Ann, have presented them at the tax office, gallery there, was asked where he MANCHESTER - The Planning veyani’e of any lot. basting — on his own show or as add- bought a 1.75-acre, Spanish-style right at closing time. gets all his energy: “Just say it’s the and Zoning Commission will consider I^mson also said some clarifica­ By GRKG IMbARSON request again from retired The figure the Pension Board tongued "Roastmaster" for the Palm Springs. Calif., home that once a list of modifications to the town's Clerks panicked, but Southland Spirit of 76,” said he. tion of the requirements for a two- lirruM Keporler employees for a cost-of-living adjust­ recommends is the one the actuary Friars Club — but on May 6 he’ll belonged to the late Elvis Presley. subdivision regulations, but none of finally find himself turning on his wasn't budging — said he wouldn't year maintenance bond must be ment, Geyer said. suggests to meet past hnd present However, the sale is contingent Glimpses the changes are expected to have a MANCHESTER — The Pension own spit. leave until he had a receipt and that made since it is possible to complete Board this year probably again will Last .year, the Pension Board ap­ payment responsibilities. In the past, upon pending probate action in Indio, California Gov. Jerry Brown has direct effect on town residents. The Friars — New York's famed furthermore he needed his bucket. construction of public improvements make a budget request for more than proved a five-percent adjustment for the figure hhs been reduced sharply Calif,. Superior Court. According to named Tom Hayden — political ac­ Alan Uniison, the town planner, show biz fraternity - has named him Town Manager Donald Martin without posting a performance bond. $900,000 to pay for pension-related the retired employeee. each year by the board. court records, the Vallis offered finally worked a compromise. He tivist and husband of Jane Fonda — prepared the list of changes to be ■'Entertainer of the Year,” and He also recommended that the expenses. The Town Board of Directors also Sooner or later, the contributions $385,000 for the home, which has five wrote out an official town receipt for as his representative to the considered by the PZC. The they'll roast hijii with some of the town increase its subdivision applica­ The board was scheduled to meet approved that adjustment for one will have to be made, Geyer said. bedrooms, seven bathrooms and a "One pail of pennies ... not counted Southwest Border Regional Commis­ recommendations deal with tion fee to a minimum $50 total and a Tuesday to approve its budget .year. . But, Manchester is not alone in its heaviest heat in the business in pool. by the town at this time.” sion ... The New York Playboy Club technii'al matters, such as bonding maximum of $5 per lot. recommendation, but only two Now, the retired employees have failure to make complete con­ keeping with their 75th anniversary. Presley bought the house in 1972 The pennies were dumped in a became a mock casino Tuesday night requirements for a developer, and a Bob Jfope is Roastmaster for this The presenLrates are a mimimum members — Chairman Fred Geyer asked that the five percent adjust­ tributions. he said. Many other cities and it was listed for sale shortly large metal box and Southland left — with former sports greats Rod fee increase for applications. one, but he'll have help from Lucille of $25 total and a maximum of $3 per and Richard Woodhouse — showed ment be made permanent and that and towns also have taken similar before his death Aug. 17. 1977. with his bucket and the sweet savor Gilbert and Kyle Rote as croupiers- Ijimson. for instance, suggested Ball. Kirk Douglas, George Burns, lot. up. One member is ill, another is on another five percent increase be ap­ steps in the past. of revenge. in celebration of the magazine’s 25th the developer show the installation of I Mike Wallace, Ruth Gordon. Howard ' State statutes have been changed vacation and a third was unable to at­ proved for those employees who anniversary as such celebrities as utilities on the grading plan for the K. Smith, David Brinkley and the Sweet Revenge and have set the minitnujn fee of $50 tend because of previous business. retired before Jan. 1, Geyer said. sports artist LeRoy Neiman, actress development, i * man who may enjoy it most - Ed You can too fight city hall — if you Quote of the Day and allow a maximum fee of $25 per Even the board’s recording If the Pension Board approves the Sylvia Miles and John Lindsay paid "The Public Works Department Rudolph J. Mazzorna have plenty of pennies and a stubborn lot. secretary, Ruth Staum, is on vaca­ cost-of-living adjustment, it, like the Anolher Hughes Film McMahon. Even the famed Carson Manhattan art dealer and inter­ $150 a head to raise $45,000 for the has had difficulties because of lack of streak. Paul Southland proved It Lamson said a town may charge as tion and did not attend. board’s budget request, has to go to H(3LLYWOOD (UPI) - Howard I cool may wilt on that grill. national socialite Wally Findlay, Multiple Sclerosis Society ... Disco coordination by the developer Chairman Monday in Narragansett, R.I. after receiving the National Order of much as $25 per lot if it does not have Geyer said he had prepared a the Town Board of Directors for final Hughes will be depicted in yet group First Choice, slated Tuesday between all of the utility approval. Incensed that taxman Thomas Merit from French Consul General c n n T . H ' i n n ^ V E R N O N - Rudloph J. Mazzorna budget recommendation of more another movie, this one titled Moving In night to entertain delegates at New aulhorilies,'' Lamson wrote to the The Pension Board last year made Melvin and Howard,” a film ac­ Moon refused his property tax check Gerard de la V'illesbrunne on his 76th York’s Disco Forum V convention, PZC. This has led to conflicts with ^ has been named chairman of the 1979 than $900,0(X). He did not want to Frankie Valli — the high-pitched for $120.16, he went out and rounded release the exact amount until the a budget request for $952,000, The count of Utah gas station attendant Joliiiiiv (Parson birthday, then flying to Palm Beach, returned to their hotel room to find it the insinuation of different utility h iVn III • lu 1. I Tolland County Special Olympics bv Tom Havclcii quarter of the Four Seasons singing up 12,016 pennies — a bucketful — and Such IS not the case in Manchester. „,e Greater Vernon Javcees. entire Pension Board acts on its figure approved by the directors was Melvin Dummar and the bogus Fla., to open a new wing on his ransacked by burglars lines, he said. so he IS recommending the $50 This year's Special Olympics will budget request. The board is about half that figure. Hughes will. Paul Le Mat will por­ Another proposed I'hange would be ■ it minimum and a maximum charge of be May 12 at Rockville High School's expected to meet again next week. Geyer Tuesday again expressed tray Dummar with Jason Robards in lo require the town to have a bond The board also has received a concern that the town is ignoring its the role of Hughes. from Ihe developer prior lo the con- ^ " ■ track and field. Mazzorna said he will pension contribution responsibilities. Disposition of Embassy attempt to improve on the past ef- Home Oil W ■ ■ f Iw xji I I ■ m-% torts and make this year's county lO lltllS 111*1(1 III l>rc*clks divmpics the best to date Little League Manchester Parkade Open Wed., Thur & FrI NItes 'til 9 Mazzorna is vice president of the SOUTH WINDSOR - Shortage HEBRON — State Police arrested The stolen items consisted of such Vernon .Jaycees and is also chairman Melting snow and the hope Still Being Questioned of rising temperatures 21 juveniles Monday in connection th in g s as g u ita r s, s te r e o s , of the Ways and Means Committee. Anyone interested in helping with means the beginning of the WASHINGTON (UPIl - Since The Chinese style sign at the gate with a series of breaks into homes televisions, calculators, records and put them beyond the immediate Little League season in 1937. the white Victorian mansion has disappeared. The blue Hag with Spreads and summer cottages at Amston some ca.sh. (he event should contact Linda Pear­ reach of Peking, as it was designed to South Windsor, and the atop a hill in Washington's posh the white sunburst was lowered for Lake. Police said investigations are con­ son at the Tri-Town Branch of the do. Pending legislation in Congress The estimated value of property Voluntary Action Center for Greater South Windsor Little Cleveland Park area symbolized the last time Dec. 31. Furniture has may further complicate the is.sue. tinuing and other arrests are China: "Twin Oaks” was the been tagged for removal. By United Press International taken in the breaks is $2,350 and most expected. Hartford at One Court St.. Rockville. League Woman’s Auxiliary The House Foreign Affairs com­ 872-8318. has issued a call to local residence of nine Chinese am­ The residence and Taiwan's down­ From snowbound New England to of it has been recovered, police said. mittee — to the di.spleasure of the ad­ Moms. bassadors. town chancery technically no longer sunny Florida, homeowners and ministration — voted 14-7 Tuesday-to The group needs mothers Across the mansion's 19 acres of belong to the Republic of China on massive electric utilities alike are -safeguard the buildings for Taiwan. to “spare one night a sprawling lawns. Chinese envoys Taiwan. reporting scattered fuel-oil shortages The Senate Foreign Relations week” to refresh the Little each year hosted "The Double Taiwan gave them away at the end and headache-strength price in­ Committee, however, voted to Panel Eyes Station Sites Leaguers with soda, ice Tenth” reception to mark the foun­ of December to a tax-exempt cor­ creases. regard them as probably belonging to cream and candy. ding of the Republic of China which poration called the Friends of Free The heating oil shortage is so charged with recommending a site Peking. VERNON — The Permanent the new. fire house and a local Interested mothers may succeeded the Manchus government. China. Their final disposition is in severe in Maine that Gov. Joseph E. for the new building. That was turned Congre.ss has yet to decide the Municipal Building Committee will developer has offered to donate a contact the Recreation Many glittering personalities doubt. issue. Brennan Tuesday signed a deal with meet today at 7:30 p.m. in the over to the building committee. portion of a 30-acre parcel of land he glided among the trees during those Department. Are they choice pieces of real es­ Lee Marks, assistant legal adviser the Pentagon, borrowing 2.3 million meeting room of the new police sta­ The study committee proposes that owns on Washington Street and to October days. Old timers remember tate now. or are they still diplomatic of the State Department, gave gallons from stockpiles at Loring Air tion on West Street to review possible the council build a single-story, two- sell the rest to the town. Madame Chiang Kai-shek. Anna property — the symbol of China in the Congress the administration's Force Base. sites for the building of a new bay station with the space to hold Other areas that have been looked Heads Teachers Chennault, high officials of the United States? rationale: President Carter didn’t have to firehouse. four pieces of equipment. It did at as possible sites include a parcel BOLTON — Thomas Roosevelt. Truman, Kennedy ad­ The People's republic of China "We believe the People's Republic worry about Potomac Electric & The proposed firehouse will recommend that the station be built of land on Birch Road which is owned Sheridan, a math teacher ministrations — all tasting the would lie to claim the buildings for of China is the better claimant. The Power Co. getting enough fuel oil to replace Vernon Company II In the Lake Street area, south of by the town: two lots at the intersec­ at Bolton Center School, Chinese delicacies, flashing smiles, its wn. and the administration says it diplomatic property really belongs to generate the White House electricity, firehouse located on Route 30 in the Interstate 86. tion of Rolling Hills Drive and Tunnel exchanging toasts. has been chosen president will support their claim although it the state of China" but spot home-heating oil shortages Dobson Road area. It also recommended that a tanker Road, owned by Munroe Moses, Today the 26-room clapboard man­ of the Bolton Education will not support any Peking claim to On the other hand. Marks said, were reported in some New England The Fire Study Committee, ap­ be housed In the new station because another local developer: and a lot on sion is nearly empty. Association. Taiwanese monetary assets in the Taiwan's monetary assets in this states. pointed by Mayor Frank McCoy to of water supply problems in that Phoenix Street owned by Grous & Vice Minister H.K. Yang, the last He replaces Robert United States. country are the product of Taiwan's Connecticut officials described the study the feasibility of consolidating area. It also said it should house a C’hristen.sen, developers. high Nationalist Chinese official to Hamm, who resigned to Currently the Peking government economy. Therefore, he said, the ad­ home heating situation as “very the Vernon and Rockville Fire small pumper truck and a special Also tonight the building com­ use the 1890s residence, is winging take a teaching position in uses the former Windsor Hotel, near ministration believes Taiwan's tight,” but not a serious threat. In Departments, was also charged with truck for fighting brush fires because mittee, which is wrapping up its his way across the Pacific towards another state. downtown Washington. money but not its buildings should be Vermont, fuel oil dealers came up making recommendations concer­ of the many wooded sections in that duties in connection with building of Taipei. Taiwan's gift of the buildings has protected from any Peking claim. shorthanded and some homeowners ning the building of the new area. the new police station, will probably had to seek allotments from a special firehouse. A referendum, several months ago, announce eome plans for dedication Special Meeting state “set-aside” program. But the committee was not appropriated $40,000 to buy land for of the building. HEBRON — The Hebron In Florida, the municipally owned Board of Education will Assembly Sets Hearing Jacksonville Electric Authority, have a special meeting which depends exclusively on fuel oil, Thursday at 8 p.m. in the reported only enough reserves to Ash Wednesday Observed library of the Gilead Hill supply its 290,000 customers’ needs School. Mardi Gras Reveler for 11 days instead of the usual 30-day MANCHESTER - Ash p.m.. Communion Service; Trinity music: Union Congregational of Items warned tor discus­ On Delay of Bottle Bill Wednesday, which open the peniten­ Covenant, 7:30 p.m.. Service; and Rockville, 8 p.m.. Candlelight Com­ supply. sion include presentation Mardi Gras reveler with beads and trinkets clinging to a tial season of Lent is being observed “It’s serious, but with anticipated Zion Evangelical Lutheran, 7:30 munion Service; Our Savior and discussion of the 1979- HARTFORD (UPD — A legislative cleanup effort. Both bills became law loose-fitting costume waves to the crowd from balcony on today at many Manchester area committee has voted to hold a public Casey’s motion to remove that sec­ shipments we hope to lessen the p.m.. Service with Holy Communion. Lutheran. South Windsor. 7:15 p.m,, 80 proposed budget and ac­ and both are scheduled to effect Jan. tion of the bill was defeated. Bourbon Street in the French Quarter during celebration churches. Observances at area Protestant first of reguler Wednesday Lenten hearing on a bill that would delay en­ chances of blackouts,’’ said tion on it. The board will 1, 1980. Observances at Manchester churches include • First services: and Bolton Congregational, forcement of the state’s new bottle Tuesday. About 100,000 people jammed the French Quarter spokesman Clyde Montgomery. also review the proposed A proposal sponsored by Rep. Rep, Richard Willard, D-East Protestant churches include Center 7:30 p.m.. Communion Service. bill for 18 months. although all parades in New Orleans including Rex, Kink of The major culprits in the current Congregational Church of Vernon. 1979-80 budget of the Cen­ William Candelori, R-New Britain, Hartford, said the bill was a poorly Congregational, 8 p.m„ Holy Com­ 7:30 p.m.. Service of worship and Ashes are being distributed at all The proposal popped up Tuesday at disguised attempt to take a shot at Carnival, were canceled due to the police strike. (UPI photo) fuel oil shortage are the international tral Office Committee and would delay the effective date of the munion: Emanuel Lutheran. 7:30 Catholic Churches today. also act on that. a meeting of the Legislature's bottle bill from Jan. 1,1980, to July 1, the law passed last year. cutbacks in production, principally in General Law Committee as the panel 1981. "We are now voting basically on Iran, and the cold weather. But even with Tuesday’s announcement that was hastily deciding which bills to Candelori’s bill also designates the whether to dejay the implementation Iranian oil . exports will resume 'PASTA kill, shelve or draft for public state Department of Environmental of the bottle bill," Willard said. New Coliseum on Time? Students Protest Budget hearing. "Members should be aware that I March 5, prices will be substantially Protection as the regulator for the higher. H e bottle bill passed during the bottle bill. think that’s what we’re voting on.” HARTFORD (UPI) — In spite of Plans for a Jan. 1. 1980, opening, MANCHESTER — Students at newspaper, “The loss of funds and new ITALIARA Iranian bids are expected to go as 1978 legislative session requires a Candelori said the delay would give Casey said the bottle bill issue contract, supply and regulatory but a steel-haulers strike, controver­ Manchester Community College have facilities to the college deeply grieves, high as $20 a barrel, nearly 50 per­ five cent deposit on all soda and beer the state time to consider regulations bounced around the Legislature for delays, it is still possible the Hart­ sy over requests for waivers of state scheduled a memorial service on the cam­ and without a doubt, affect, ail of us at Ltd. containers, bans flip tops and sets up it wants the DEP to enforce. several years, had finally been dis­ ford Civic Center Coliseum will open codes and redesign of three contracts cent higher than rates set by OPEC. pus Thursday as a means of protesting MCC." Venezuela announced increases of up a fund for bottle workers who might Sen. Steven Casey, D-Bristol, said posed of in the last session and should on time, the project construction created delays. Gov. Ella Grasso’s $727,000 cut from the Students, faculty and administrators “the home of flesh pasta” lose their jobs. he wanted the DEP section, but stay that way. manager says. to 18 percent Monday and Kuwait, a $26.4 million state community colleges’ attended an appropriations hearing of the Opponents of the bottle bill last 9.35 percent hike Tuesday. didn’t want to delay the bottle bill’s “Eighteen months is certainly Albert Daley of the George Fuller Daley suggested last Thursday the budget. General Assembly to make their stand on year produced an anti-litter bills In fact, officials in many states implemention date. enough time,” Casey said. "The in­ Construction Co. gave his opinion to contracts would be rebid in May, but The service was organized by members the budget cuts, but were not given good LENTEN SPECIAL - which would tax litter-producing aren’t so worried about shortages as "You have K) months,” Casey told dustry has had almst a year city officials Tuesday. The Fuller Co. Tuesday a spoke.sman for Eilerbe of the Student Senate who are hoping for a opportunity to speak, according to Carroll businesses to finance a massive the bills. Candelori. already.” and project architects are to deliver Associates, architects, said it could big turnout of students at 1:45 p.m. in the LINGUINE AND “The only difficulty we have is a final verdict next Tuesday, be done at the end of March. center mall on the main campus off Maddox, director of community relations when we get the bill,” observed Bidwell Street, according to Holly Bren­ for the college. CLAM SAUCE Augie Wallmeyer of Virginia Elec­ nan, program chairwoman for the Student Maddox has made a statewide plea to tric & Power Co., which serves 75 Recipe National Weather Senate. the community colleges and other state, 3 tblsp of butter Weather percent of the state. In urging the other students to attend women s. labor, business and minority 2 tblsp of Oil (Olive oil optional) City. I I Hi Lo the protest, the Student Senate said in the group organizations to support the com­ l-to-4 gloves of garlic (depending on taste) Albuquerque y 54 26 Miami Beach pc 68 61 New College Prese, the campus munity colleges. Juice from 1 can of Lina Baby Clams (available at Anchorage f 25 03 Milwaukee pc 36 18 Pasts Italisna Asheville (]|iri.sliun ScionlisI y 51 28 Minneapolis cy 30 21 Ohio River Is Flooding .Srnifjrsi’ Trip A A Croup 6 Sprigs of fresh parsley (1 tblsp of dry) Atlanta y 62 39 Spring Sale! Nashville r 49 31 (Start boiling 6 quarts of water for 1 Ib. of Billings By Uniled Press liilerniilionulliilerniilifiniil out ofnf their stores.stores There isic about 4 or . . COVENTRY - The MANCHESTER - The MANCHESTER - First y 43 32 New Orleans ts 65 50 a new winter storm that gained Church of Christ Scientist, Birmingham y 62 36 The rainand snow-bloated Ohio 5 feet of water in the stores. But Coventry Senior Citizens Day by Day group of PASTA ITALIANA, FRESH LINGUINE New York sy 40 34 strength in the Rockies was will have its regular •num k Boston y 39 32 Oklahoma City River and its tributaries rose well everything should be back to normal are sponsoring a trip to Alcoholics Anonymous will PASTA) Boys Flannel Lined Nylon Jackets cy 62 45 spreading snow onto the Plains and meeting tonight at 8 at the Brownsville, Tx. c 76 61 Omaha cy 43 31 above flood stage today, forcing the in about a week." Coachlight Dinner Theater meet tonight at 8 at Center Let cook for 2 minutes, butter, oil, garlic, clam juice was headed for the upper Midwest, church, 447 N. Main St. in niinutiiai^ Buffalo y 37 25 Philadelphia sy 39 28 evacuation of hundreds of residents, Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes April 5. The show will be Congregational Church. and parsley (Don’t let garlic turn brown) Save 25% & 30% Nowl where temperatures reaching into The meeting, which is MILE Charleston, SC y 57 41 Phoenix sy 69 47 and a new winter storm menaced the ordered about 100 National Guard “Music Man." AA contact is available Charlott, NC the 40s helped melt mounds of snow open to all, will include Add drained clams to mixture (a pinch of hot pepper : 59 30 Pittsburgh sy 40 23 slowly thawing Midwest. troops into Meigs, Gallia, Money for tickets must 24 hours daily by calling Chicago I 40 27 Portland, Me. left from previous storms. testimonies of healing. is optional) sy 35 28 Pomeroy, on the banks of the Ohio Washington, Clermont and Scioto be in by March 12 to Mrs. 646-2355. Cleveland ! 40 21 Portland, Or. 1/2 tsp black pepper. (?ook for 4 minutes. sh 49 37 River in the southeastern part of the counties. Evaculations were Rita Abbey, Springdale Sizes 4 to 7 Sizes 8 to 20 ^300cheese. 59 35 San Francisco sh 56 51 “People down here have a lot of One flood-related death was storm. Cheney National Historic Orig. 10.00 Orig. 12.00 Tennessee valley. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Hartford 37 24 .San Juan pc 82 71 patience,” said Pomeroy Mayor reported in the Cincinnati area. District Commission Honolulu 81 70 Seattle sh 49 33 Fred Andrews. “They just move out, Police said Joseph Hippie, 81. meeting scheduled for Houston 60 56 Spokane A 60-mile stretch of Interstate 57 Hundreds of fully lined jackets In this great Spring Salel Zip front sn 37 30 wait for the water to move in, then drowned when he turned his car into from Benton to Cairo and parts of Thursday has been Ravioli, Fresh Pasta, Indianapolis 39 27 Tampa sy 61 44 jackets. Snap front jackets. Great assortments of styles & colors. All Conneetieut Weather Jackson Mss. wait for the water to move out again a parking lot that was flooded with Interstate 24, closed during the canceled. 63 45 Washington sy 44 34 and they move back in. are mads with careful attention to detail & quality. All are machine Jacksonville 64 36 Wichita more than 5 feet of water. weekend, were reopened late The commission's next OPTICIANS Manicotti, Lasagna, washable. All are super values. 60 39 "The merchants moved everything around'8 r""r^ mid 4 s or Kansas City 55 36 c-clear: cl-clearing; cy- The National Weather Service said Tuesday. meeting will be April 5. around 8 C Gear tonight. Lows 25 to 30, Increasing Las Vegas Complete Optical Service cloudiness Thursday. Highs around 40. Probability o^ 68 38 cloudy: f-fair; hz-haze; m- Stuffed Shells, Sauces, Little Rock 50 39 mi.ssing: pc-partly cloudy; r- Manchester To Advortlaa To Roport Nowi ' j" percent today and tonight. 20 per- I.OS Angeles 68 48 rain: shshowers: sm-smoke; East Hartford — Glastonbury BATTERIES FOR Minestrone.______^ t Thursday Northwesterly winds 15 to 20 mph tiSay Louisville For a classified advertisement, call iMlot-Heailni AMs Is Leaving the Manchester Parkade Boys School Slacks and Jeans 49 30 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- To report a news item or story idea: Memphis Evening Herald 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office 57 45 Ihunderstorms; w-windy. Manchester .... 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Wed., Feb, 28. 1979 - PAGE FIVE Money Hurdles Downtown Plan Speeded At Camp Center Blaze CLEVELANI1 (Ill’ll — Mayor Dennis Kudnicli was But Little Coming Soon swept to the bigpest victory of his young political career, VERNON — Firefighters had more of a The main portion of the building, the but he still faces formidable financial hurdles in his problem battling thick smoke than they showroom area, received some smoke and attempt to pet Cleveland off the treadmill of deficit spen­ did with the flames during a fire that water damage and Chief Johnson said a H> i»i;\i{,so\ Oak streets and renovation of the ding The city's voters overwlielminglv supported the destroyed a storage area Tue.sday after­ portion of the rool was damaged by fire.' ”It gets as frustrating to us as it DUNKIN DmUTS llrriilil ltr|Hirlrr Main and Center streets intersection. mayor Tue.sday in an eler-tion that was keved to noon in the rear of the Blonstein Camping The fire was brought under control about One part of the intersection work does to those on the outside,” Cleveland s financial crisis. By a 2-1 margin they voted to Center on Route 83. 4:20 p.m. but firemen then had the ta.sk ol MANCHESTEK - The state is can be started this spring, the DOT Munroe, who is chief of municipal increa.se the hx al income tax rate from 1 to 1.5 pi'n enl All of the Vernon and Rockville cleaning up and boarding up the windows. moving as fast as it can to implement systems for DOT, said. and to keep their troubk'd Municipal Light Plant. officials said. This involves im­ CCNTEEMUG. departments responded to the fire about 3 There was some concern about lire get­ Main Street improvements, the provements to traffic signalization “The federal laws are to insure The unofficial tally showed the income tax referendum p.m. and Tolland and Manchester's ting to the tanks of propane gas that are Downtown Coordinating Committee and some realignment. things are done correctly,” Munroe won by a 74.286 to 84.640 vote margin. The issue catling Eighth District were on standby at used for the campers but Johnson said was told Tuesday. But. that pace still The major part of the work, as well said. lor the .sale of the city-owned light company was Ro'ckville and Vernon stations. they had a firctruck standing by them but will not result in much change for at There also are other steps that 0 < K as the Main Street reconstruction, defeated. .ta.Tft! to 69.849. Chief William Johnson of the Vernon there wa.sn't any real danger at any time. least a year. will not start until at least a year could cause delay that might make the is.sucs were pul on the ballot in an efiorl to lift Department, who is al.so the town's fire The Rockville Department's new ladder Two representatives from the state from now, Munroe and Shaw said. . even next spring or summer an op­ (FREE WITH THE PURCHASE OF A DOZEN DONUTS t leveland out ol dclaull on $15.5 million in sliorl-lci ni marshal, said ho will bo at the site today truck, delivered and dedicated a few days Department of Transportation — ’The projects are being funded timistic target date. bank notes. But Ihc'eleclion outcome lell in doubi the to try and determine the cause of the fire. ago. was christened (luring the Blonstein Earl Munroe and Milton Shaw — met AND THE COUPON BEUNIt) primarily with federal money, and Property such as the Odd Fellows qucslion ol exactly how the cily will handle its fiscal A man working nearby noticed the fire. The old squid truck was al.so pul into with representatives of the com­ federal requirements for such building and the building north of problems. smoke coming out of a heater vent in the use. mittee to discuss two road improve­ It^that simple. Cut out the coupon below. Take it to your local Dunkin’ Donuts projects are sometimes time- Ford Street has to be acquired. This ■\ breakdown ol the vole .showed Kucinich s Iradilional storage area. The contents of thafarea, One Rockville firefighter, Lester Waite, ment projects - reconstruction of shop. I hen pijrchase a dozen delicious donuts, and a beautiful 10-oz milk-qiass consuming. sometimes can be a lengthy process. mug is yours free, (There’s a limit of 4 per customer.) supporters in the city's while, ethnic West Side voted mostly parts and supplies, were was overcome by smoke and had to be Main Street from E’ord to Charter Relocating the tenants in those heavily in favor ol his position. The city's predominantly taken to Rockville (Jencral Ho.spital for Of course if you already bought your week’s supply of Dunkin’ Donuts, you can destroyed. Samuel Blonstein, owner of the properties can also create problems just stop in and buy a mug for 59C with no coupran ^ black East Side wards also favored .saving the light building, has estimated the amount of treatment. He was treated and released. and delays. system and the income tax hike, but by smaller margins. or additional purchase required. dam.nge (■> he about $40,000 For instance, the building north of .Most observers had predicted the income tax is.siic Coordinator Is Named Either way, sined these mugs retail at Ford Street includes The Body Shop 99C each, it’s a terrific value. would pass, but the tinal margin in tavoi ol keeping the and the Oui Book Store. It could be cily light plant was a surprise. Both of these special offers are avail Revaluation in Bolton For School Volunteers difficult to relocate such businesses, able at all participating Dunkin’ Donuts Despite the importance of the issues, only about I lO.OtKI Shaw, who will be manager for both of the 289.000 eligible voters went to the polls shops while supply lasts. But you’d better MANCHESTER — A new coor­ Mrs. Plese said her first duties, projects, said. hurry With a deal this great it might not Cleveland has Ix'en in default since Dec 15, when six dinator of volunteers for the which started today, will include Also, the state has filed a notifica­ last that long. local banks holding the $15.5 million debt leliised to Rescue Attempt Begins on West Side Manchester public schools was in­ working wit h the principals to assess tion to make sure there is no refinance it But the banks delayed demands lor payment BOLTON — The inspection of all proper­ arc not home during the day will be con­ troduced to the Boards of EDueation the needs for volunteers and historical significance to the Odd until alter the election Emcrgoiicy Medical Technician gives moulli-to-montli fcsn.st ;|;(|j„(t ■■i H M ■„ Windowt, Oooro. on* or • houw fob. You lav* fuel dolltn with fudge Ripple gave Thii It ail you d o .. . Andertan doubt* pan* intulating 1) Plan thtad now and brtng your ordtf. giau windowt. The ipac* balwaan ih* needs DOUBLE STOP 99c During testing to verify the content W* wilt help rrwttur* if naceuary. two thaatt of glait act at a thermal Half Gallon VANITY 2) Dapoiit 2S% of purchat* and pay tulanc* bufftr insulating air tpaca. A third IQ of our down-filled products, we dis­ whan car arrim. thaei of glatt givtt even grealar miuljung _ _ _ i a _ i l # Reg, SI.59 u PREMIUM,,SAETINES 69c 3) Mid May arrival. protection. All Andertan WirKfowt o>* / plenty covered that some Sears vendors Giva ut a call & (m II ^va ycu a quoit ■rHlalling them youttall ll’teatytodo X 20% off TOPS ‘ Energy Saving Product failed to meet our specifications for of down-filled products supplied by KKchan & Lavatory cumhenland farms them to Sears for the 1978 INSTOCK COHAGE CHEESE , SCRIDGIES Fall/Winter season. Tub & ShOwbr Fixtures [POTATO CHIPS' 02. Sears removed all down-filled W 16 07. products from sale on November 21, MSA* See our wonderful collection now' March 1st thru March 24th SOUR CREAM 1978, and corrected labeling where 1 FREEDMWIK , YOGURT necessary. THE W.li. CUMIY Ca Strawberry I ON A ATLANTIC STOVE Peach e Blueberry 3/99* and ONION 7/,., 7 0 ^ I MODEL 135. INCLUDES 3 LENGTHS STOVE PIPE Retpberry e Pineapple ^ 8 07. IpOTATO CHIPS If you purcliased a Sears down-filled I AND REFRACTOR. RETAIL LIST PRICE $264.98. Reg. I f product this Fall prior to November I DRAWING TO BE HELD MONDAY MARCH 8,1879 BARREH 21, 1978, and you are not satisfied HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER I AT 4:00 PM at aach location. o M u l with it, you may return it to your _ ' PUuJUt^ Wi Rturw thi Rl|hl to Limit Quinliiiti S *U HEMS THROUGH MARCH 4. 19/9. local Sears retail or catalog selling ! NAME ...... PLUMRING SUPPLY CO. unit for a full refund under our MANCHESTER ELLINGTON OwMis TikonviUa.Cl TEL. 643-9010 . 336 N. Miln SI. Rt. 63 W*tl Rd. 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Drinking Age EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 28. 1979 — PAGE SEVEN N«ws For Sonlor CItiMns tative at this time. sal this Sunday will be money later. In fact, to By the way, if you like from 5 to 7 p.m. at the complete just the upstairs, on the TV game music and super har­ center. ' or what w ill be known as "Newlyweds” except this »y M VU.Y FOKTIN monizing you’ll have a will the ‘‘Old-i-weds.” A Arguments Were Old when we had 48 players for I guess you read last the main floor, where all noon. The winners: Wildwood, N.J., stay. June Hello Everybody! The chance to enjoy aii evening week that construction at few of our members have our regular setback games. Michael DeSimone 806, 28, Gloucester, Rockport. the action w ill be. we will weather sure is something out and at the same time the Green School has been selected for the panel The winners: Mina Fritz Wilkinson 752, Andy Week of July 9, trip to the need some more financial else. One minute I’m ready be helping out a group of started. Before ydu know and the questions should Reuther 731. Archie Noske 748, George Last Grand Canyons and Vegas. help as well as muscle to get out the golf clubs and Bennet Junior High it, we w ill be talking more provide some hilarious But Fervor Unabated Houghtaling 129, Lillian 743. from the volunteers. We’ll July 17, boat cruise around the next, it’s the shovel. students because the about moving in. There keep you posted. answers. Rutchik 127. Joseph Mar­ Back to trips, here are New York. July 24. to Well, on Monday mor­ money w ill go for new band w ill be some work for We express our con­ Why not plan on coming HARTFORD (UPI) - The He said “ it is any easy matter lor tino 123. Betty Jesanis 120, some we are planning, so Rockingham Race Track. ning we started, signing up uniforms. The "Silk City volunteers to do after the for our delicious veal par- arguments weren't new but the fer­ less responsible" 18-year-oId seniors John Gaily 119. Maude look them over and start July 26, Boston Red Sox dolences to the families of for our trip to Boston for Chorus” w ill provide the contractor finishes. We all migiana lunch at noon and vor was unabated. to get alcohol for minors. He said ad­ Whitens. AlChellmanll7.' making plans. We don’t game. Then a seven-day Mrs. Ellen Toman and the fabulous fluwer show entertainment this Satur­ hope the town fathers w ill theri stay for the entertain- An estimated 250 persons, many of Arthur Bouffard 114, Ber­ have the prices yet. trip to the Salvation Army Frederick Winzier who ministrators and educators are daily ’I’hursday. March 22. As day evening at Bailey find a way to help us ment.'Along with the "Old- them high school and college witnesses "to the destructive results nice Martin 113, Katherine April 19, Coaehlight camp in Ashford. died over the weekend. you know, the weather was Auditorium, Manchester finance such things as new Also, we wish Isabelle i-weds ’ we will have some students, attended the public of drinking by teenagers" including Ellsworth 113. show. Our variety show We haven t planned sim ply lousy, but when High School. Special ad­ carpet for the upstairs. Spencer a speedy recovery. lively dancing to some hearings In the Hall of the House of "the students who come to school Then came snow and will be April 27 and 28. May anything special fop August Pauline and I arrived at mission to seniors is $2. We This wasn’t figured in the She is recuperating in the records. Representatives on whether the having beer for breakfast." rainy Monday and we had 2, a fabulous dinner at the because we may be moving Ihe center at 7:30 a.m. have tickets at the office. original plans but is local hospital from a re­ state's drinking age of 18 should be David Woodbury, the operator of a to cancel our buses. Only a ROTC May 17, the Plain- to our new center then. I’d raised. there were a few people Our variety show is needed. The work being cent heart attack. restaurant in Manchester opposed to few showed up for our ville Dog Track. May 30,31 suggest that you cut out the FREEDEUVERY The arguments Tuesday night waiting. Because of the beginning to shape up and done is on the main floor; Tomorrow should be a raising the drinking age, told the bingo games so we called and Ju n e 1, to u r of trip schedule and check off bad weather we did end up we are all getting into the to do some important an(i time for a few laughs OPENULHOUDAYS before the Legislature's General committee members they should be them off. We did have a Washington, D.C.; week of the places you’d like to go. taking reservations over swing of things. It looks necessary work outside because Gloria has come Committee ranged from the evils of concerned with strengthening and en­ few for cards in the after- June 4 or June 11, our great The dates are only ten-' ARTHUR DRUG Ihe phone and at this like a great show. Rehear- w ill mean finding more up with a fun game based alcoholism to the constitutional forcing current laws. rights of teenagers to drink. writing we are now on our He asked why hasn’t the state third bus. We need about 25 The committee is considering a come up with photo identification more to fill it so if you’re numher of bills to raise the drink age cards as the only proof of age that interested, then call us or to 19, 20. or 21. Other bills would ban package stores can accept, drop by and sign up. package store sales to persons 19 and Woodbury suggested the proposals 21. Speaking of the weather, r o w home tF t u ,... to raise the drinking age may have Speakers both for and against the we must remind you to Men’s Digital Quartz Connecticut House Majority Leader John their support for legislation to raise the legal been politically motivated, a com­ listen to WTICor W INFfor proposals generally agreed that ment that drew exception from Rep. L.C.D. Alarm Watch Groppe. center, met Tuesday with Rep. An­ drinking age in the state from 18 to 19. (UPI dealing with the drinking age factor any cancellations. Our drew Grande, D-Bristol. left, and Rep. Andrew Grande, the General Law policy is that buses w ill not Photo) alone would not cure the alcohol Committee cochairinan and a propo­ Timothy Moynihan. East Hartford, to discuss problem among the state's students run when schools are 34.60 Our Reg. $59 nent of raising the drinking age to 19. closed due to badVealher. in secondary schools. Precision accuracy, plus an extra- Cary Blanchette, the president of In just about all cases our They .said effective community and laroe readout. Show s hour, minute, the student senate at Central Connec­ building will be open and month and date. Alarm feature re­ school education program s on ticut State College, also called for alcohol and its effects were we will run the scheduled minds you of important Dem Legislators Split mandatory photo cards as well as programs, providing of appointments. necessary. penalties for those who fraudulently Bar owners and package store course that we have purchase liquor enough participants. operators argued both for an against He said. "Minors who show a fake the drinking age proposals. The action here starts Over Drinking Age Hike I D. card merely gets his hand with last Friday afternoon But most of those in support of slapped. He walks and goes down the Italian-Design Lariat raising the drinking age saw it as a ^ • ‘ Hr.D««so,l„PI„*„ HARTFORD im i - Senate But Fauliso and Lieberman vowed age drinking to look into the problem street until he gets it” Chains in ‘E S S ’ Link step in the right direction to keeping , Democratic leaders have .split with to fight any change in the drinking of alcohol abuse by adolescents. But Marc Rubinfeld, 22, a University of the 18-year-old high school senior University of Hartford Rechargeable their House counterparts over the law on the floor of the Senate. At the at the House news conference. Hartford English major, said law­ from influencing his junior Public Records j 5 B.C.'Ratad SKSSJS..... issue of raising Connecticut's 18- National Governors Conference in senior Marc Caplan balances makers and adult society in general OurOrIg.* 13.97 Grande .said he was not impressed. schoolmates to drink. 7.90 Fire Extinguisher year-old drinking age, labeling it a Washington. Gov. E lla Grasso in­ "Were not really dealing with on crutches as he testified, were more to blame for many of the The latest look! Perfect complement The strongest support came from matter of problem drinking versus dicated Monday she wiil veto any alcoholism. We re dealing with teen­ Tuesday, before the General drinking problems of the young but \\ urraiily deed (or new spring fashions. S.66 VOUR school administrators. Ernest J. Mooney and •InltniwiMU miikdowni UkM. teen-ager rights change in Connecticut s drinking age. agers drinking. I've had all the task "legislating m orality’ would not final COST ...... Laurence Shapiro, president of the Assembly’s General Law y Q 7 In the early afternoon Tuesday, 'The question is. if a person can be force reports I need to see," said the help. Jean M. Mooney to Connecticut Council of School Ad­ Committee against proposed Senate President Pro Tern Joseph tru.sted to make important decisions, Bri.stol Democrat, who chairs the He told the legislators they want to Frechette, Martin & ?niffsSStX°fire?S^ ministrators' Associations, said legislation that will raise the Rothman Inc., Realtors, U S. Coast Guard Fauliso, D-Hartford, and Senate in some areas, such as signing con­ General Law Committee which is remove the right of an 18-year-old to approved. Reliable and sounds a life-sLvlnn°a,ir''® teenage drinking "has become a Majority Leader Joseph Lieberman, tracts and casting ballots, why currently considering the bills to minimum legal drinking age drink because they are, not mature. property at 14 Oval Lane, Proleclion lor fire _^en(.ncl..readytoat'lS;;76 calam ity of huge and epidemic arpergenclea. D-New Haven, held a news con­ .should he or she be denied the right to rai.se the drinking age. in Connecticut fr^om the pre­ "Then how can you ask me to vole $39,500. ®A*plarfc(ordelalli. proportions." h a r d w a r e DEPT. ference to voice their .strong opposi­ make deci.sions concerning the use of Grande said statistics have proven for you as a responsible, mature Miirriiige lieenses sent 18. (UPI photo) ®NAU a p p l ia n c e s DEPT. tion to proposals that would raise the alcohol. " Fauliso said. auto fatalities involving intoxicated citizen?" Robert J, Racket! and ^ state s drinking age to 19, 20 or 21. 'Drinking and alcohol abuse teen-agers have declined in states Margaret A. Baysmore, Two hours later. House Majority strikes every age group, not just the that have raised the drinking age. both of Manchester, March Regal‘Startler’ Door-Hang FLO^S CAKE OVER 80 YEARS O f DEPENDABLE SERVICE! 3. Leader John Groppo, D-Winsted. voung, " Fauli.so added. Lieberman The major problem with the Decorating Suppliei Inc. Portable Burglar Alarm House Deputy Majority Leader said he is as concerned as anyone current drinking age, the House Robert C. Goldsnider, 86 Phelps Road, and Gail A. Our Reg. 27.99 Timothy Moynihan. D-East Hart­ about auto accidents involving in­ leaders said, is that 18-year olds are „lSow offering 18.76 atlas bantlq Broda, 756 E. Middle Turn­ ford, and Rep. Andrew Grande. D- toxicated teen-agers and the selling or giving alcohol to their cldBses in candy- Simply hang it up inside any doorknob; Bristol. retaliated with a news con­ widespread use of alcohol by high younger high school companions. pike. March 17. if the outside of knob is touched pene­ m aking! • 24 Hour Emergency Service trating 'Startler' goes off Instantly. ference of their own. lauding the school students. Hou.se Speaker Erne.st Abate said Michael R. Martin and All baking and • • Burner Sales & Service Cynthia M. Southland, both propo.sed changes in the drinking "But I view this as a more of a later in the day. "I am inclined not to ^•coratlng dona Westclox ‘Home Protectors’ law. social problem than .something that be .supportive of raising the drinking on tha pramlaaa Easter • Clean Heating Oils of Hebron, March 2. All three House Democrats .said ran be remedied by quick passage of age. but I have an open mind on the Candy molds & 4.66 Each Our Reg. 7.49 they are confident the lower a law." he said. The Senate subject." He .said he could change his 191 C*nl«r Chocolate now in 6 4 9 -4 5 9 5 "Station a policeman" on every door and 1 70 Union St Sif?niips Sel chamber will pass a bill to raise the Democratic leaders .said they have Manekm$ter Call Us For Your Homo Heating window... installs with just a screwdriver. mind if he heard good arguments but stock. Rockville No batteries or electricity. drinking age to 19. created a special task force on teen­ 64M 228 875-3252 And A ir Conditioning Needs... he did not have strong feelings about For .Mnrsvry HARDWARE DEPT. 1 -m ____ the issue. M ANCHESTER - The hf South United Methodist school To Remain Open Church Nursery School at 1226 Main St. is accepting registrations for the 1979- 1980 term. The church- While Study Continues sponsored, non-profit, non­ sectarian preschool will VERNO N - Sykes StdiMl w ill remain open, at least for other programs such as those for senior citizens adult begin its 14th year this fall. the next school year, while a Citizen’s Committee studies education, the YM CA programs and manv other's’ Mrk. Paul Maloney, the alternatea tprnatP usesiiQPc ofnr the buildinghtiiMi«rr jfif itu should cease to be i. used j Th^ _ ® iiidiiy oiners. m of a representative from i director, is assisted by to house Grade 6 students as it does now. the following groups: The Town Council, Board of Educa­ Mrs. Judy Burr. Two cer­ Tne proposal to close the building was made several tion. the Sykes Trustees, PTO Council, Rockville Area tified teachers help the weeks ago by Dr. Bernard Sidman, superintendent of Chamber of Commerce, the Northwest Rockville children increase their self R'hools, due to the decline in school population and Neighborhood Association and the Senior Citizens. Each Manchester Parkade confidence and ability to beacuse he felt the Grade 6 students would have a better group will select its own representative. Insld* Marshajlii MfM communicate with adults educational program at the Middle School. He said he is The objections to the closing of the school were noted at and other children. In addi­ nn hlif hA'ii'fn/T __I I___ » . . . MON-SAT 10 to 6 WED, THURS, FRI 111 9 ‘ he school structure that would h a V e GrTde^ a P ^ e a r ^ r t h e tion to preparing them for K 5 together and then Grades 6-8 in a Middle School setup The school was given to the town through the w ill of the kindergarten, the with Gra es 9-12 at the high school. late George Sykes and the w ill s H p u S it £ d curriculum includes c nr'g'nally housed at Sykes because the used for a manual training program for boys. While the Famous Brand creative art and music, Middle School was overcrowded. After Dr. Sidman made “ a® has been increased over the years an industrial arts tree play, directed ac­ his recommendation, saying it would be feasible to move program has been maintained. Trust^s have indicaioH tivities and field trips. the students to the Middle School in the coming school that alternate uses may be a violation of the w ill but also Children’s Only children eligible for T a . . . „ „ kindergarten the following year are accepted. The moving of the students would leave another vacant three-day morning session building in the center of Rockville while town officials I Clothing for is on Monday, Tuesday, are trying to revitalize that area, Diplomats Delay Asked and Wednesday from 9 to Monday night Dr. Sidman told the Board of Education HARTFO RD (UPI) — Rep. Christopher J. Dodd. D- 11:30. September through • Once upon a time, Moms used to that his earlier assessments concerning population Conn.. Tuesday urged President Carter to delay new U.S. Less May. dress their little girls and boys up in beautiful playthings trends, space needs and educational goals supported his Ambassador to (?hina Leonard Woodcock’s imminent Interested parents and first proposal. But he did change his thinking concerning departure to Peking to protest China’s invasion of Viet­ and dress (dothes. But timet patted, costs went’up, their cliidiren are invited when the move should be made, noting that it shouldn’t be nam. and Mom had to start buying lets clothing, and to visit the .school in Ihe until the start of the 1980-81 school year. couldn't afford real good quality anymore. We think W ■ w; new education wing of the This was in answer to pleas that an alternate use for little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, church. For information the building be firm before the move is made. WhiteWfesfinghouse to we're helping Mom s buy them more easily. and application forms call The Board of Education authorized the setting up of the You tee, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the Mrs. Maloney, 649-(;650 or citizen's committee to study alternate uses for the children's and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices Mrs. Burr. 643-9368. building. Some residents said they feel it could be used they can easily afford. We thought children's clothing, for education (maybe leave Grade 6 there) and also for cost too much...to we brought the prices down. iqrlM aritM ■ k illo lla So now, little girls and boys can play together happily ever after NOW m o umwi T iii in good, old fashioned quality clothing at old fashioned prices. Wliealon Talk EAST HARTFORD - YOU CNN PUCE YOUR The Most Rev. John F. TWO-SPEED 1 Girls Girls Boys Wheaton, archbishop of the CUSSIHED NO ANYTIME TOP-LOADING evejryday Roman Catholic diocese of 1 Dresses, Skirts Jackets Knit Shirts Hartford, will present a WASHER by Donmoor, lecture entitled, 1 and Jumpers by MItey Miss savings "Understanding the Old Model LA410A Abels and 1 Assorted styles, fabrics Corduroy, poplin Testament," at St. Isaac Wonderknit •logues Church, 61 Home • 5 Wash/RInso^Temp- 1 and colors. and denim to50%onl eratures 1 Sizes 4-6x and 7-14 pile lined with Long sleeves, Terrace, on Thursday, • 3-Position Water Saver zipper closing assorted colors ... Ailern March 8. at 7:30 p.m. C o ntrol • Lock *n Spin™ Safety Sizes 4-6x and 7-14 Sizes 4-7 and 8-20 ..... Carroufirl Archbishop Whealon is a 1 NOW SAVE Reg. to 10.50 Lid Reg. to 36.00 .....Quflttx prominent scripture • P erm an en t P re ss & scholar who has both Knit Cycles 1 V2 PRICE NOW NOW .....TbiyTots studied and taught Scrip­ 1 AND MORE 10.00-14.00 Vz PRICE .....Hilihilly ture for many years. He ... Donmoor will give an overview of the SMART Old Testament in his lec­ .....Her Majesty ■ Boys Pre-Teens Toddler ture. All are welcome. WMeWtatme^Youae SHOPPER .....Pretty Please Legging Sets .....Wondeifcnlt 1 Sweaters SPECIAL Vests and Qauchos by Tiny Tots ... Oahkoah .Social ()liil> 1 by Wonderknit ..... D o r S p u n 643-2711 2 pc. denim with 100% Acrylic - SOUTH WINDSOR - leather trim. Prints and Solids ....3abyTogt The Lithuanian Social Club 1 Pullovers and Cardigans Soma with Hats 1 Sizes 4-7 and 8-20 Sizes 6-14 .....PoDy Flinders will meet March 13 at 7:30 or Hoods p.m. at the Society for ONLY *272®® 1 Reg. to 20.00 . Reg. 30.00 .....Danskin Reg. 14.00 S a v in g s B a n k , 1765 " D o lla r .... LevTt Ellington Road. Guest W.H. PRElISS SONS 1 NOW NOW NOW .....UttIcWotId speaker for the evening S a v o r 228 BOSTON TPKE. (Rte. 6 & 44A) .....Girllown will bo At dona 1 V2 PRICE 12.00 6.99 Soimininkas. Members are BOLTON - 643-9492 . .. .M k ih Harbor asked to bring two hard hoik’d eggs. Friends are welcome. PAGE EIGHT - EVENINO HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 28, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Feb. 28. 1979 - PAr.n: NINE Grassb Asks Government HlaurlirHtfr Eu^uimj Herald Greg Pearson Manchester — A City of Village Charm For Viable Energy Steps Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Countdown Begins to Referendum Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Preparation work now is startinestarting jure Buckland Industrial Park The alreadv bars h«.n »ho «,.h,w ti,io ...m u. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. jcre Buckland Industrial Park. The already has been the subject of much This year’s will be the minimum lly U;K KODKKICk time 1 get home, it will probably The governor stressed the need for for April 17, the date of the first question was approved by a 10-to-l public comment. It will continue to have gone up again." more accurate information on how hours required by state law— noon to ll)T:iltl \\ ii»liiii)!liiii liiirriui Member. Audit Bureau ol Circulation Member. United Press Inteinatioiial special election in town in 25 months. margin. be much discussed during the next 8 p)m. "As it goes up," she added, "more much oil is available. WASHINGTON - Connecticut Voters will go to the polls that day As might be guessed by the size of six weeks. and more families can't pay the bill. In a separate meeting with the Cuslomer Service — 647-9946 There will be absentee ballots Ciov. Ella T. GrAsso yesterday told _ . e « ^ ^ Harold E. Turkington. Executive Edllc to decide two questions — Whether to the outcome, there was little doubt The water improvements are New England is especially hard hit." other five New England governors, Reymond F. Robinson, Edllor-Publlsher Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor available for the April 17 vote. As in a her fellow governors. "I spend half approve a two-year ban on town par­ about whether that question would Grasso said 18.000 families in Grasso said, "Very close monitoring I ^ M S ^ — ■ favored by town officials and many regular election, anyone wishing to my time worrying that there isn't Connecticut have been receiving of the present world oil situation and ticipation in the Community pass. There was strong community residents, particularly some of those obtain an absentee ballot must send a going to be enough home heating oil emergency state and federal aid to refiner production is needed to avert Development program and whether support for the park project, which who have had serious water and oil for businesses in my state, written application for one to the help them purchase heating fuel, and a major crisis." to grant permission for the town to now is the site of the construction of problems. and spend the other half worrying town clerk’s office, 41 Center St. the state overall has spent $500 She charged that the government's borrow money for water system im­ the J.C. Penney Co. catalog distribu­ about how to pay the bill for the oil The cost of the water im­ million on fuel since 1976. efforts to determine how much oil is Other Editors Say provements. tion center. we have." provements— the bond issue asks for ^ A recent study by the Connecticut Connecticut is approaching the available "are no better now that Qn March 15, 1977, 7,968 Gras.so. speaking during an after­ There are, at least right now, $20 million — is expected to turn off Conference of Municipalities shows time, said Grasso. when "the poor, when 1 was in Congress four years Manchester residents went to the doubts about how both the April 17 some voters however. noon session of the National Gover­ ago.” the lawmakers in many states are that local government delivers 62 the elderly, the di.sabled and the The rebellion of sorts over the polls and overwhelmingly approved a questions will do. There is one interesting difference nor's Conference, .said heating oil in Washington's failure to come up beginning to have second thoughts. percent of all public services com­ working poor are going to have to nationally-mandated 55 mph speed $15.4 million appropriation to pay for The Community Development Connecticut had risen 18 percent choose between food on their tables with a comprehensive energy plan Even in Wyoming, further action between 1977 and today. The 1977 pared to 38 percent delivered by the during the pa.st I'2 months from 51 limnit which was brewing in several purchase and development of the 393- question is an emotional issue that or heat in their homes.' for the nation more than five years on the Senate’s vote to increase the referendum ran from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. state government. rents a gallon to 60 cents. "By the after the start of the 1973-74 Arab oil western states is running out of sped limit to 65 mph has been delayed Even though the state provides 100 steam. embargo was a frequent theme in favor of a measure reducing the percent of higher education, correc­ HULIAE NiE.r . Tfl during the conference. Proponents of measures aimed at penalties for drivers convicted of tional, judicial and non-highway Bridgeport Pushes As if to underscore the concern raising the speed limits especially speeding. transportation services, com- expressed by Grasso and others. Enthralled by Puppets for the vast stretches of sparsely Aside from the financial con­ :’T)MiUes still provide almost two- President Carter sent Congressional traveled highways were encouraged siderations in the present controver­ thirds 0$ servk-es for residents. energy committees a standby Fourth grade students at Manchester’s Through the Ages,” which is one of the by initial efforts in the Wyoming sy is the fact that the 55 mph limit Towns and cities provide 100 per- For Center Funds rationing plan while the governors Bowers School sit enthralled as Barbara lessons the museum make available to town Legislature to amend the 55 limit. saves gas as well as human lives. i'»nt of three other services — fire were in town. Along with the clamor for a higher HARTFORD (UPl) - Bridgeport you've done for Bridgeport." Ulkus, curator of education at Lutz Junior schools. (Herald photo by Pinto) The desire to drive a bit faster on ptot^rTion, sewage operations and The standby plan could limit limit came tht usual cries of states’ Mayor John Mandanici has given "1 might ask for $10 million for automobile owners to as little as two Museum, conducts a lesson on “Puppetry open and often lonely roads may be solid waste treatment. They also state lawmakers a clear message what the state gets out of it," he said. gallons of gasoline a day if supplies rights and blackmail by the federal strong, but the benefits reaped from prwide aimMs* all - 98.3 percent - that it's his city's turn for financial "We don't have insurance com­ were in "severe shortage" — roughly government. the 55 mph should by far outweigh the of the costliest service, the $960.4 assistance from the public trough. panies to hand out that kind of dough defined as a 20 percent shortfall in But faced with the loss of millions irritation of being forced to drive million elementary and secondary The mayor bluntly told a like they do in Hartford. " he added. I'.S. imports as compared to the five of dollars in federal highway funds if more slowly. education system, the CCM study legislative committee Tuesday the The mayor said his city was percent now being experienced as a Water Isn’t Link the speed limits are raised, some of said. The study is based on 1976-77 state has received substantial tax "fiscally stable" and he wasn't Bridgeport (Conn.) Telegram: result of the Iranian situation. figures, so the percentages might revenues from Bridgeport in years looking for the businessmen to have The plan also proposes such con­ have changed slightly since. past and it's time to distribute some to invest in the city's plans for all­ servation measures as banning Sun­ To Legion Death of the wealth given to Hartford and purpose civic center. day sales. 8 75 But the request CCM made along BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — No connection can 6e . % New Haven. "I don't want to owe anyone ifut each approach has a trade-off, TAX SHELnRED ANNUAL RETURN with the study is a long-standing one made between the 1977 deaths of 18 Vermonters and the not likely to change in upcoming "We're not looking for a giveaway, anything. Maybe I would refuse it," said Grasso who noted that banning If the Social Security fund is a discovery of Legionnaires' disease bacteria in cooling * T n MtMhgM Americans are living longer, they years — More state aid for cities and but why should we be treated any he said when asked by committee Sunday sale of gasoline would problem now, imagine what it will be different than New Haven and Hart­ member Rep. Dorothy Barnes. R- towers of two buildings here, says the state Health fr tabi^ CtapiM also are retiring earlier. More than towns. negatively affect tourism, an impor­ Department. ^ lb Sm ChirK Fmi Iq (f leMiH like by the year 2030 unless radical ford." Mandanici told the Planning Farmington, if businessmen would tant income-producer in New half of Social Security recipients Epidemiologist Richard Vogt said Tuesday the 'HrlbintMnwiI TiBqtf MMiml changes are made regarding the and Development Committee. contribute to the development plans. England. * AccMwIilicn May l i begin collecting benefits at age 62, State Rep. Francis J. Mahoney has The outspoken mayor told the law­ The mayor said the city is making bacteria have been found in water samples from the air elderly in our society. Just a genera­ The New England governors conditioning systems at the Medical Center Hospital’s TbM b A Im p Smi, Sociologically, the "graying" of been appointed to a regional con­ makers Bridgeport was "fronting the use of a $2.5 million federal grant for tion ago, our society had nine passed a resolution pledging to focus DeGoesbriand Unit and the University of Vermont’s Pirtiil WHMawib America will present more problems ference committee by Ernest Abate, state government" and if the development plans and he is hoping workers for every retired person. their "personal attention increasing Given Building. •r A UfiliM hcMw and opportunities to other state speaker of the House. Bridgeport area decided to hold its to “obtain another $10 million or $12 Today, the ratio is six to one. and in the public's awareness of the need The major Vermont outbreak of the disease was in the Americans, People, more than ever Mahoney was appojnted to the business and personal taxes to the million" in matching funds if state for voluntary conservation." L9tp«ranc« Ins. Agency 50 years where will the money come fall of 1977. The water samples were not taken until Oc­ before, will have a chance to know Fiscal Affairs and Government state in escrow "you wouldn't be able assistance is forthcoming. Among other things the resolution Builneti & Ettaie AnafysU from? Who will pay the bill? tober 1978, making it impossible to link the air con­ Tax Sheltered Planning their grandparents, to relate to them Since being married costs us an extra bundle on our combined Operations Committee of the to run the state." He said the Lafayette Mall area also said they will work with the Some families today even have two ditioners with the outbreak, he said, Life A Heatth Plans as one adult to another, and hopefully Eastern Regional Conference of the Mandanici spoke in behalf of a bill with available indoor parking for 5,- Carter administration and Congress generations of old people, and the incomes, we re claiming you as a dependent.” that would give the city $5 million 000 autos "is one of the best shopping "No relationship can be made because of the time to learn directly from them the Council of State Governments. to ensure "adequate programs are differences." he said. retirement years are likely to last as towards a proposed civic center. areas in the region" and can be developed to assist those on low and hopes, ideals and truths of their own "We don't come here with hat in developed fully to complement a Seventeen Vermonters died of the pneumonia-like il­ long as childhood, or longer. heritage. — Newport (R.l.) Daily fixed incomes with their energy lness in 1977. Another 14 cases were reported last year, Jack Anderson hand or on our knees. We don't have What makes these statistics even News civic center that would accom­ costs. " one of them fatal. to." he said.' modate all types of events and not more significant is that while Grasso told the Herald's Vogt said it is impossible to gauge the significance of The Legislature last year provided just sports. Washington Burear, the New finding the bacteria, since it has also been found in areas Hartford with a $5 million appropria­ Mandanici told the committee he England governors are going to meet where Legionnaire’s disease has not occurred. FBI Gripes Aired by Employees tion after the roof of the city hoped his comments were "not soon “to decide on a course of action Some of the Vermonters who suffered from the disease coliseum collapsed. falling on deaf ears. We don't intend we can take together " to promote WASHINGTON - In the not-so- Mandanici said Bridgeport has to go away. We’ll be back here to re­ were patients at the Medical Center, but many were from Nine years ago, Ken was a recent the clerks in with all other energy conservation and plan how to other parts of the state. Quote good old days, when the Federal paign issue, has made more than a long been denied and the state’s aid mind vou." respond to possible emergency Bureau of Investigation was the per­ high school graduate whose dream applicants. Since the outsiders token effort to restore the The tests for the bacteria were run by the U.S. Center CHARLtS LSSRSRANCE CRAIQ NROWN to other cities "far surpasses what energy situations. sonal fiefdom of the late J. Edgar was to become an FBI agent. He was generally had professional whistleblower to a position worthy of for Disease Control in Atlanta, Ga. “This is it for a while since we’ll The center also tested three samples from two in' “I found myself competing in an Hoover, an agent could be exiled or interviewed by a recruiter from the experience, this put the clerks at a his talents. P For Inlorm itlon C

EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 28. 1979 — PAGE THIRTEEN Indiana State Learns Sparky Lyle Elated It Has to Work Harder In Texas Uniform POMPANO BEACH, Fla. on the line, the call would go out to end of the season. I knew it almost NEW YORK (UPI) - Now points and Carl Nicks added 22. (UPI) — Sparky Lyle was the bullpen for him. I^ast year. Goose State, which stretched its record to Marquette's Oliver Lee scored 17 Kansas State tipped Nebraska. 61-60, from the beginning. When the deal that he’s No. 1. Bill Hodges is points and Sam Worthen added 15 talking one day about all the Gossage was the one who always got finally was made. I was happy. It 27-0. nevertheless trailed by seven in double overtime, and Oklahoma the call, learning a team on top must points and set a school single-season routed Colorado, 77-57, in the Big screeching, scrapping and was something I wanted. I don’t want IHjints three times in the first half Lyle never complained once. He work even harder to stay assist record with a total of 192. His Eight; Pitt topped George to waste what years I do have left before establishing a 45-42 lead. back-biting that went on in the caught up on a lot of sleep in the there. And they didn't shake the Buffaloes nine against South Carolina sent him Washington, 85-80, West Virginia New York Yankees’ clubhouse just sitting around and not doing past Lloyd Walton, who set the old bullpen b^ause he knew he wouldn’t anything. "When you've beaten a club by 20 until late in the game. beat Duquesne, 73-59, and Villanova and suddenly the phrase came be called upon. record in 1975-76. held off Massachusetts, 78-73, in the Lyle, who still has one of the best points twice, it's tough to tell the o u t naturally, almost ’’People wondered why I wasn’t guys they got to go out and play In other tournaments. Kansas Eastern Eight; and Rutgers clipped hard sliders in the business, put his In the other MVC game. Wichita bitching" he said, toweling his chest hard. " Hodges said Tuesday night, defeated Iowa State. 91-70. Missouri Penn State, 67-57, in the Eastern automatically. spare time to some use last year by State nipped Drake. 70-69. behind 20 after showering in the Rangers’ alter No. 1 Indiana State subdued hammered Oklahoma State. 92-70. Athletic Association, It was just like “the Bronx Zoo," collaborating on a book about his points and 10 rebounds by Ray he said. clubhouse. “It’s so simple. Who are experiences with the Yankees. fired-up West Texas State. 94-84. in you gonna pitch if one guy is making Shirley. Re.serve guard Lawrence That was long before the second “It’s not gonna be a ’Ball Four’ or the first round of the Missouri Valley Howell hit on both ends of a one-and- fourt-fifty and the other guy is Conference playoffs. half of last season, when he pitched anything like that, ” he says. one with eight seconds to play to send so little he nearly died of neglect and makjng one-thirty? You pitch the guy “They’re calling it The Bronx Zoo.’ "This game may have helped us." the Shockers to the next round. making four-fifty. I’d have done the added Hodges "It should make them couldn’t wait to get out of the Bronx The publishers picked the name out. In other games involving top Zoo. same thing. George (Steinbrenner) not me. It’s kind of catchy, I guess." realize they have to keep going out teams. DePaul ripped Alabama- didn’t have any choice. They and playing hard and smart." Now that the has, would you For the most part, Lyle claims, the Birmingham. 88-77. and Marquette would’ve crucified him if I had The Sycamores may try to ignore believe this — he misses it. problems that arose in the Yankees’ defeated South Carolina. 83-64. pitched and one well. the pre.ssure. but it won't go away. If “I m happy here," he says, quarters were not that much Del’atil forwards Curtis Watkins The “four-fifty" Lyle was talking .Ibey lose a game this season, they Training meaning with the Texas Rangers, different than those in any other and Mark Aguirre combined for 58 who dealt for him last November, about was the $450,000 a year being clubhouse. will hear "1 told you so" all summer. points 0 prepare for Friday night's paid Gossage, and the “one-thirty" All-.\merica latrrv Bird scored 29 Camp Notes Manchester High Jayvee Cage Contingent "but I had a good rapport with all the “The same two guys who’d fight showdown with Notre Dame. guys over there. That’s what you was the $130,000 being paid him. each other in the clubhouse would be Having a fine 1978-79 season was the Lyle’s salary always was a source of Britnell. Standing: Assistant Coach Frank miss most, the guys you spent so fighting side by side on the field,” he Manchester High jayvee basketball team as unhappiness with him, particularly Pisch, Pete Phelon, Brian Sweeney, Bill much time with. There’s a bunch of says. “The important thing is what Montreal Problem Montreal Expos it logged a splendid 16-4 mark. Included was a nice guys here, too. I’ve got a lotta after he became the first relief goes on between the white lines, and Anderson, Jim Florence, Steve Petersen pitcher ever to win the Cy Young 14-game winning streak. Team members memories from my time over there. in that regard, those guys (the DAY’TONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI)— Tony Perez, Duffy Dyer and Pepe Frias Jamie Gallagher, Head Coach Dave Award in 1977. (left to right) Front row: Steve Shrider, Mike Good and bad. But you know how (hat Yankees) were completely united. were missing from camp Tuesday when the Expos staged their first full team Flanagan. (Herald Phijto by Strempfer) is. You forgive and forget." If you ask the 34-year-old left­ Whatever differences they had in the Not Enough Goals workout. The slugging Perez has been given permission to report Friday Oleksinski, Joe Panaro, Pat Silver, Alex Among the better memories is how hander the last time he pitched last clubhouse were the same ones you’ll because of personal problems in Puerto Rico, while Dyer is taking treatment year, other than his one brief NEW YORK (UPI) — Scotty Bowman has a problem. Lyle led the American League twice find in every clubhouse. They’d just at his Phoenix, Ariz., home for muscle spasms in his back. appearance in the playoff with Kan­ come right out and say it straight to Sure, even after last night's 7-3 shellacking at the hands of the in saves while he was with the Six-year veteran Frias, the dean of the Expos in service despite the fact he Yankees and how he won the Cy sas City, he says he doesn’t your face, and I think that makes for New York Islanders, the Canadiens still hold a four-point edge is a lightly used infielder, simply did not report. For the first time in several Young Award as the No. 1 pitcher in remember. Press him on it, and he a better club.” over New York for the overall league lead. And they’ve only lost years, the 30-year-old Frias is fighting for a job as the Expos revamp their the circuit two years ago. tries to think and then says he still Sparky Lyle can’t see anyone bench depth. doesn’t remember. 11 games. But ... Among the bad ones, is how he beating the Yankees in the Eakern ^Gus’Shining Light “It bothered me at first but after Division this year. 'I can never remember giving up Los Angeles Dodgers hardly ever was called upon to pitch that many goals in three games,” in goals for lorwards. lilting St. Louis after la.st year’s All-Star break. A awhile, it didn’t anymore,’’ he “I think they’ll win again." he over New York for the Blues’ first Bowman said. "We gave up four to VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — The Los Angeles Dodgers will play their first year before, whenever the game was explains regarding his inactivity. “I says. “Who’s gonna stop ’em?" win in eight games. of five scheduled intrasquad games today and eight pitchers are set to get in knew I was gonna ho traded at the St. Louis, five to Washington and now ItorkicH L Briiin«i 2 seven here. I tried to move (Bob) some work. They are Robert Castillo, Charlie Hough, Rick Sutcliffe, Dave John Van Boxmeer had a goal and Stewart. ,Ioe Beckwith, Paul Bain. Roberto Alexander and Brian Hayes. Gainey up to the wing but we ob­ two assists when Colorado snapped a With Cheney Five Sutcliffe signed a one-year contract Tuesday, bringing all members of the viously can’t get along without him 10-game losing streak with its team’s 1979 roster under contract. on defense” Why Did Steve Garvey triumph over Bo.ston. By LEN AllSTER Bob Gainey is the outstanding \MI \ San Francisco Giants Herald Sporlawriler story. defensive forward. He scored a goal “It has been a tough adjustment After the game Winnipeg fired its CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (UPI) — A broiling desert sun Tuesday took its toll up front Tuesday night but Bowman It was not a very good year for him,” Crockett admits, “He has a Surrounded but in Control head coach. Larry Hillman, and on the San Francisco Giants, all that is except third baseman Darrell Evans Knock the Dodgers? says we’ll be seeing Gainey on the for Cheney Tech basketball. 25-foot jump shot which he likes to Northwest Catholic’s Troy Neely has one-handed control of the replaced him with Tom MeVie, the and shortstop Roger Metzger. The two veteran infielders easily were the hackllne from now on. former coach of the Washington The Beavers, who came within Uke but I had to get him not to take briefly and finally with the Phillies in ’77. Last year was an basketball in rebound battle in Monday night’s HCC cham­ Clark Gillies led the Islander standouts in a long drill designed to test a player’s endurance as well as his it. It’s been tough on him to change rtf year at bat for Ted, but 1 figure he’U be kept around Capitals. Bob Stephenson scored two skill. an eyelash of besting eventual b ^ u s e there’s no assurance the big switch — Pete Rose to pionship tilt againk East Catholic at the UofH. Eagles visible assault with his second career hat from what he had been doing in one goals — one into an empty net — to Second baseman Ron Andrews joined the squad in time for the workout, 1977-78 Class S champ Canton f ^ Richie Hebner from first to third, Schmidt from are Pete Kiro (25) and Joe King (43). (Herald Photo by Pinto) I rick while linemates Mike Bossy pace Birmingham over Winnipeg ... .year. It’s been a transition.” JUST ASK third to second — will work out defensively. and Bryan Trottier combined for leaving only Jim Dwyer, Bill Madlock and Heity Cruz among the missing. - High, were forced to go with a New England's Jordy Douglas and They have until March 1 to report. Gustamachio was needed under the .seven assists. young lineup. boards, Crockett felt, and he wanted \ Murray Olderman ?• Bradshaw of the Pittsburgh Steelers "A1 (Islander Coach Arbour) Edmonton’s Steve Carlson scored the The inexperience took its toll. The rate his peers, the other quarterbacks of the National goals and goaltenders Al Smith and Cleveland Indians him inside more. “He’s the most Football League? — G.N., Sharon, Pa. blasted us pretty good before the Techmen committed critical mis­ aggressive rebounder on the team,” Funny you should ask b ^ u s e iWently I asked some of Dave Dryden excelled as the Whalers TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) — Right-handed pitcher Rick Wise signed a new one- By Murray Olderman Goalies Feature game. " said Giilies. “He told us and Oilers battled to their tie takes al most inopportune moments, the Tech leader explained. them about Terry.— ii„i.Uniformly,---- ,.. they admirea the s t r e i ^ of what we had to do after Sunday year contract with the Cleveland Indians Tuesday. and managed to rack up only three his throwingg arm and his physical toitoughness(hness and mobility.mwility. His prowess on the offensive But some oi night’s game la 3-2 loss to the General Manager Phil Seghi declined to say how much the Indians paid victories in 20 outings. board; I’ve never seen a player work (them are skeptical about his gambling tactics «as Ha passer. Archie Manning, for one, can’t believe how F The lipoff: Rangers). ” Wise, who had played out a three-year contract and could have played out his For Dave Gustamachio, however, it like he did," Crockett marveled. Terry can throw consistently into heavy zone coverage and In Whalers’ Tie 1-arry Robin.son, who played poorly option this sea.son. The Indians now have 10 unsigned players. ^ — it has been a very good year. He tapped it whenever he could get away with it. It’s safe to say, however, that off what he Lots of unhappiness generated among the top stars on defense for the Canadiens, opened Atlanta Braves The 6-foot-2 senior captain, the without bringing it down. He got a lot of pro football after they teed up with their baseball did last season, Bradshaw doesn’t have many detractors. , EDMONTON. Alberta (UPI) — Goaltenders A1 Smith and Dav( the scoring, taking Guy Lafleur's lone returning starter from the club of his points on the offensive board. brethren at the American AirUnes Golf CJassic in pass (Lafleur’s 100th point) and WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Atlanta Braves*second baseman Glenn which plmost knocked off Canton, ^ e rto Rico — and found out the relative pittance Q. How many times did Mickey Mantle strike out in his Dryden shared the spotlight Tuesday night as the Edmonton He did things a lot of people didn’t they were making. For instance, when John Fitzger­ career, and what pitcher struck him out the most? — Oilers and the New England Whalers battled to a 1-1 overtime tie drilling a long shot past Smith. But Hubbard, his rookie year behind him, impressed onlookers Tuesday with his became the school’s all-time leading notice,” ald, the veteran eight-year center of the Super Bowl Robert Nevarez, Oxnard, Calif. the Islanders soon took control, with SPORTS line-drive hitting. in World Hockey Association action. career scorer in the next to the last The future is uncertain for Dallas Cowboys, learned that Pittsburgh’s Dave h to tle’s total whiffs during his career were 1,710, which Stefan Persson tying it, 1-1. after a SLATE Manager Bobby Cox said he thought Hubbard would be the top defensive se­ game against Rocky Hill. His career Gustamachio. He, according to his Parker will be hauling in nine big ones ($900,000) constitute the existing American League record. The Jordy Douglas scored for the the puck behind the New England net period and Potvin making it 2-1 1:25 annually under his new baseball contract, Fitz Pirates’ Willie Stargell, still active, surpassed that last cond baseman in the National League as he watched the Braves go through a mark now stands at 898 points, and it coach, has looked into the Army, m utter^, “Why, that’s more than I’ll make in my season. I can’t give you the answer to the second part of Whalers with Steve Carlson getting into the second. three-hour workout. “I don’t think anybody turns the double play any better should stand for some time unless a attending the University of Hartford the equalizer. and fed a perfect pass to Carlson in whole career.” your question because the official major league statisti- front of the cage. Then Gillies took over, scoring now and he can hit too," said Cox. Only'Preston Hanna among the pitchers new “Gus" emerges. or Central Connecticut State College c i ^ don’t break strikeouts down to ttiat degree. Public Smith was brilliant in the New BASKETBAI.I, once in the second period and twice P <• n n e j \ . was not in camp. His father is ill in Pensacola, Fla. He also established a single-season or going to prep school with hopes of relations aide Mickey Morabito of the Yankees, however, England net, kicking out 30 shots. in the third, the hat trick being com­ scoripg mark with 430 points, is researching the request and might come up with the With only seven seconds left in the WellirrHficId ul Gluslon- Chicago Cubs continuing his basketball career. He right pitcher. pleted at 18:41 with his 30th goal. The biir) High. K: l.'i averaging 21.5 markers per game. will have to work on his game, for final period, he robbed rookie Wayne Hillman Fired first goal came after Bossy, who had MESA. Ariz (UPI) - Manager Herman Franks said he was impressed “ He’s had a very consistent y Gretzky at point-blank range and per­ riiiir»ilm there are weaknesses, Crockett q. I recently saw Jim Palmer of the Baltimore Orioles WINNIPEG iUPI) — Following four assists, picked Robinson's BVSKKTBAI.I. Tuesday with the Chicago Cubs’ training camp debuts of Derrek Botelho and season. Personally, it has been a . i e- y u : points out. playing tennis for recreation during the off-season, and he formed a similar feat against Ron their eighth loss in 10 games - a 5-2 was hitting the ball lefthanded. Is he a southpaw? I was pocket and walked in alone before M iiiiflicN tcr \». Iliirl- Henry Mack, two young pitchers acquired in last week’s eight-plaver deal good year for him,” acknowledged No matter, “Gus” left his mark at Chipperfield in the overtime session, drubbing administered by the Bir­ with Philadelphia. under the Impression he was right-handed all the way. — throwing the puck to Gillies. fiird Piililic III (iliHloii- Cheney first-year Coach Phil Cheney. “He was a scorer. Other Dryden. the league’s top netminder mingham Bulls — the Winnipeg Jets Dave Cuslamarhio T.Y., Tucson, Arix. Trottier’s three assists left him liiir\ High. B: LI "Both of them showed me good live arms,” said Franks. Crockett. teams knew where he was on the He is right-handed. He was a fine batter from the right also made several outstanding saves announced Tuesday night that Larry two points shy of Lafleur in the ltock\ilh- IS. F ill'll 111 Crockett, formerly at Berlin High, floor but couldn’t keep him from side, too, before the American League introduced the in handling 24 shots. New York Yankees designated hitter. However, the Orioles’ pitching ace plays Hillman has been fired as head coach scoring race. (ila s lo iih iiri High. fii.'lO took over the reins from Gerry system. For the younger players the scoring because of his work on the After a scoreless first period. of the WHA team. q. I read recently that Steve Garvey criticized the Los tennis as a southpaw because he doesn’t want to take any In other NHL games. St, Louis Rhiiiii Is. Noriiich FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UPI) — Including players, coaches, special in­ Blanchard and instituted his own adjustment wasn’t too trying. For offensive board.” chances on hurting his right shoulder. He’s such a terrific Douglas scored early in the second on Replacing Hillman will be Tom dumped the New York Rangers. 4-1, structors and batting practice pitchers and catchers, there were 72 in uniform Gustamachio, it was a different Angeles Dodgers organization for its failure to go after Tech 111 \F \. It: l.j His 898 points is his proof. free agents like Pete Rose and, more important, the athlete that the transition was no problem. He h u to serve a 20-foot screened shot. MeVie, 44, the former head coach of and Colorado upset Boston, 4-2. when Manager Bob Lemon greeted the New York Yankees for their first full right-handed, however. Defenseman Paul Shmyr did most Inability to hold on to players like Tommy John and Lee the Washington Capitals, who will In the WHA, Birmingham topped TV TONHiHT workout Tuesday, The only absentee was relief ace Rich Gossage, still Lacy. What do you think? — N.P., Ventura, Calif. of the work on Carlson's marker at arrive in Winnipeg Thursday to take Winnipeg, 5-2. and Quebec and Ed­ hospitalized with an infected big right toe. Parting shot: NBA: K n irk s vs. TomlinsonTops Pinners^ ©QUIZ 7:24 of the third period. He dug out up his new duties. monton skated to a 1-1 overtime tie In this crazy market of free agents, basically I feel the Spurs, 8:.3 0 - Ch. 9 Chris Chambliss wound up in a cast with a sprained ligament in his right A famous football star is making no bones now Hliii's L l{iingrr> I Dodgers still have the best policy, to build from within. hand and will have the hand in a cast for a week. And you can’t fault them too much after making it to the about his marriage breaking up. Everywhere he Larrv Qiroux set up two easy close- Nassiff Cameras Triumph 1 World Series the last two years, and three of the last five. goes, a luscious blonde steady follows. Baltimore Orioles ’They feel young Bob Welch can compensate for the Scoreboard •••••••• -VANN Following completion of round two four. defection of John. And while Lacy has more power than his MIAMI (UPI) - Rick Dempsey and Ken Singleton have an advantage over in the Knights of Columbus 10-Pin replacement, Derrel Thomas, he still has never been qn the rest of the Baltimore Oriole hitters. The extra edge is a batting cage com­ On 20 occasions 240 or better Colorado 4, Boston 2 Bowling League, Ken Tomlinson Jr,, singles were bowled. every-day player. Garvey’s blast is more from th O//’ plete with a pitching machine located in Dempsey’s backyard. of Audet Brothers, boasts the best in­ frustration of being so close to the world championship am WHA St, Louis 4, Rangers 1 ^Hands Warning All winter, Dempsey and Singleton met at Dempsey’s home in Agoura. Second round team honors went to 5 not quite getting it. dividual average, 181. Sam Nassiff’s Camera Shoppe with W L Calif., to work out. Singleton reported two days early to training camp as the League statistician Hank Wittke BOSTON (UPI) — Boston Celtics General Manager Red Auerbach has the following personnel, Wendell Q. Did Otto Graham, the great HaU of Fame quarter­ Edmonton 33 21 re.st of the Baltimore regulars are not due until Thursday. points out four other bowlers are still NBA issued an emphatic "hands off” warning to NBA teams he says have Poucher, Milt Kershaw, Randy back, have a serious operation recently, and bow Is he New England 28 22 in the thick of the fight for the No. 1 Izikowicz, Bob Oliver, Ray Cote and doing? — N.M., Covington, Ky. Winnipeg 28 27 Eastern Conference been “communicating " with Indiana State senior Larry Bird, one of Philadelphia Phillies AUSTIN CAKB CABBIED A The brilliant passer for the original Cleveland Browns, their top drafts of last year. average with only four points (pins) Morgan Flahorty. whom I rate as the top quarterback of them all, underwent QuebM 28 23 Allunitr Division CLEARWATER, Fla. (UPI) — Forty players were in uniform Tuesday for separating the first and fifth place Se PT AVEBAGE HIS SB Auerbach Tuesday instructed Celtics lawyer Jan Volk to telegram Krause Florist compiled both the YEAB TO EABN HIM ALL- major colostomy• hall if : a year aro and...... has made a fine Cincinnati 24 28 W L Pet. GB' the first official spring training workout by the Philadelphia Phillies.' rollers. recovery. He talks frankly'about NBA Commissioner Larry O'Brien stating Bird is the Celtics exclusive best team single, 1,010, and team tri­ AMERICA HONORS. WHO it nis cancer. He also has AUTO Birmingham 23 30 4 50 Washington 19 .683 - Manager Danny Ozark put his veteran squad through a 2'/2 hour workout Following Tomlinson in the Big ple, 2,954. WON THE 5C0BINQ TITLE resumed normal activity, playing in the ^ e r ic a n Airlines Philadelphia property. and said he was pleased with the condition in which most of his players THAT YEAB WITH A 40 Golf Classic, leading it with partner Joe DiMaggio into the Tuesflay’s Bcsulls 25 .576 6'k Five are John Ragna 179, Rudi PT AVEEASE? New Jersey It ordered NBA teams “cease and desist from communicating with reported to camp. Absent with permission was Pete Rose, who is expected to last round. He still moves briskly around a tennis court, Birmingham 5, Winnipeg 2 29 .517 10 Wittke 178, Mike Hodge, 178 and Fred A. BILL PAULTY too. New York 28 .415 I6V2 Larry Bird, ” or face tampering charges that could lead to punitive ac­ don a Philadelphia uniform for the first time Wednesday. Nassiff 177. REPAIRS New England 1, Edmonton 1 tion by O’Brien. B. JOHNNY NEUMANN Boston Other leaders in the A Division Women’s Playoff ,C MARVIN eOBEBTS ^ 36 .400 17 Two teams in particular. Chicago and Los Angeles, have been q. With the Philadelphia PhlUles planulng to move Hike "Hom» of Ur. Ooodtnoneh" are: High single — Rudi Wittke 278, NEW HAVEN (UPI)-Top-seeded Ceniral Division scouting Bird who the Celtics drafted last year and retain rights to until California Angels Schmidt from third base to second base, what’s going to NHL John Ragna 267; High triple — Bill Southern Connecticut State College SSIW TO 'NHOr :J0MSUe happen to Ted Sizemore? He’s my favorite player. — 2 Pet. GB this year's NBA draft in late June. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — The California Angels opened their spring Tomlinson 678, Bob Cappa 674. will be joined by Massachusetts, ".T., Levittown, Pa. • Complete Mechanical Service Campbell Conference San Antonio i .597 - training workouts Tuesday with all but five players on hand. Don’t worry.* Theassv spunky veteran VCWiOJI will twUd MUlUland tJllon $$kOhis feet. Houston Class B Division pace-setters are: Boston University and St. John’s Palrirk Division .541 3'4 Recently acquired first baseman Rod Carew was among the 32 roster Ticket Sales Ted, who’ll be 34 in April, has been a valuable asset to all • Collision Repair Atlanta Average Dennis Guay 163, Jim Can- University in regional women’s the teams he’se’s played ' on, starting with Los Angeles, then .540 Vk players and II non-roster players who turned out. The squad was split in half PROVIDENCE, R.I. W L T PU. Cleveland tin 162, Bill Harper 160, Rob Redman collegiate basketball playoffs Satur­ going to thee Si. Louis Cardinals, back to the Dodgers • Auto Painting* NY Islanders 39 11 12 .419 11 because of inadequate facilities at the Palm Springs complex, with one group (UPI) — Between 5,000 and Detroit 159, Ray Schmidt 159. High single — day. • Low Cost Servloe Rentals NY Rangers .371 14 Basketball working out in the morning and the other during the afternoon. 6.000 tickets will go on sale 24 20 6 New Orleans Guay 234, Stan Zatkowski 227; High The first round of the Eastern Atlanta 33 22 6 .328 17 next Monday for a March • Factory Trained Technicians Jason Stansfield accounted for the Oakland A's triple - Redman 602, Zatkowski 593. Association of Intercollegiate ALARM CLOCKS LtAVINO MARCH IMtl FOR Philadelphia 27 19 13 .SENIOR Wittke points out there have been Athletics for Women Region lA 10 second-round TNC FLORIDA ORAFIFRUIT • Charge WHh Master Charge winning hoop for Police. He and Jeff SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPI) — Even though he had only 22 men in camp. •AtlRALL LIAOUIA OTHIR Smyilic Western Conference Fran Laffin pumped in 42 Points in playoffs will pit the host Owls against doubleheader in the NCAA I TIMEX WATCHES FLORIDA ATTgACTIONt. 8 Div ision Rothman each had 4 points for the more 600 triples than at any time • 24 Hour Wrackor Sorvica W L T .MiflHI'Hl Div iHiftn leading Cooper St. Package to a 99-87 Manager Jim Marshall decided to run his Oakland A’s through an intra-squad with the new finish on the lines one of eighth-seeded St. Johns and fourth- Division 1 basketball tour­ HwdtoiimimoiliwedtlirlBR winners whiie Mike Woodhouse had 6 aiW wnMiMt. Cal MR KsfM i Chicago duke over Fogarty Bros, last night at game Tuesday, and it turned out better than he expected as a team led by nament at the Providence ARTHUR DRUG •I MS^MR iRw • pjn. Tel.64S4M64 23 26 11 W L Pet. GB tallies for VFW. the reasons. Of the 22 600 or better seeded UMa.ss against fifth-seeded Vancouver Kansas City> 40 23 .635 - Illing. coacb Jim Sauls beat one led by coach Lee Walls, 7-4. series, Rudi Wittke has collected BU. Civic Center. 19 33 9 J. J. Gorman had 4 points, including St. Louis 14 40 8 Denver 35 30 .538 6 Rich Kitchnet (21), Tom Juknis All but five of the 22 players were pitchers, so a lot of men were in strange Colorado Indiana (18) and John Barry (15) also hit twin the winning twin-pointer, and Bruce positions. Nine infielders and 10 outfielders are scheduled to report on 13 41 8 26 37 .413 14 Rosenburg 6 markers to lead the Milwaukee 26 37 .413 14 figures for the winners whiie Carlie Wednesday, with the first full squad workout coming the following day. FIRST IN NEW ENQLAND Chicago Hunt had 27 markers, Bruce LeDoyt Radiomen. Mike Craig and Joe ( Bowling RETCHEB GUSS CO. Wales Conference 23 39 .371 16'/2 Prignano had 4 and 3 tallies respec­ CAITTER New York Mets Purific Div iniim 16, Stan Alexander 15, Jim Miller 12 0

Music Unitarians To Hear Flutist EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 28, 1979— PAGE FIFTEEN MANCHESTER — Sirkka Johnson, Conservatory of Music. She has Hartt College of Music, where he is flutist, of 75 Pleasant St., w ill appear studied flute with Carl Bergner at also studying composition with Ar­ t M The Singing Nun with the Renaissance Consort Sunday Hartt College of Music in Hartford, nold Franchetti. at the 11 a.m. service of the with James Pappontsakis, retired Ms. Blue received her bachelor's Unitarian Universalis! Society: flutist from the Boston Symphony degree in music education from the Let our reputation go to work for you Changes Her Tune East, at the Community Y, 78 N. Orchestra, and with Michel Debost, University of Minnesota. The M ain St. solo flutist with the Orchestra de recipient of a Kodaly Fellowship un­ Other members of the group are Paris. der the auspices of the National En­ Steve Liebman, flutist, of Glaston­ Miss Johnson has been a member dowment for the Arts, she studied in l»> M \K(;\KKT <;ORI)V song stayed at the top of the charts bury: Lucy Heath, viola da gamba, of of the All-State Band, Hartford Hungary in 1971-72, She is a soloist at WAVRE. Belgium (UPI) — The for nearly a year. New Haven, and Julia Blue, soprano, Youth Band and Orchestra, the Church of the Redeemer in New also of New Haven, woman once known to millions as But the strain of playing the happy- Manchester Civic Orchestra, Gilbert Haven, and faculty member of the The group will perform music of ■'the Singing N un" is attem pting a go-lucky nun was taking its toll on & Sullivan Players, and was a con­ Neighborhood Music School in New A beauty thru-out, thli 0 room fl/R la aluminum aldad, quiet comeback. Miss D^kers, who was described in Spain. France. Germany and certo soloist with the Hartford Haven. haa 3 badrooma, large bright huge kitchan, IS bathi, Twelve years ago she abandoned press releases as "a true, girl scout. England from the early to late Symphony. She teaches flute to Ms. Heath and Ms, Blue perform wood atove, located In Vernon on a lovely 1.9 acre lot iYCIIPEIIffilini her sheltered convent life, became She is very gay. always in good Renaissance. The selections will be students in the area. regularly in the a New Haven area Thera are Juat too many axtra’a to mention. Priced to sell Two story spectacular with beautiful mostly secular nsuiuzE A KturniL uwE plain Jeanine Deckers — and plunged humor. She never takes herself Liebman flutist, also plays and are members of the Yale at only $57,900.00 contemporary lines. Large breakfast A gourmet kitchen, breakfast room, for­ into a decade of darkness. seriously," Miss Johnson is a graduate of classical guitar and piano. He is a Collegium. Ms. Heath attended the area and formal dining room. Log bur­ Manchester Hieh School and Boston senior majoring in theory at the Hartt School of Music. mal dining room with a fireplace for a Her troubles included a nervous " I was never allowed to be ning fireplace. Hardwood floors. Only cheery fire, 3 bedrooms, parklike breakdown, a continuing battle with depressed," Miss Decker said. $77,600. lax authorities and the collapse of "The mother superior used to cen­ grounds and more 80’s. her recording career. sor my songs and take out any verses T V T o n ig h t Miss Deckers has recorded a new I wrote when I was feeling sad. The , -______„ PLAY HOUSF’ album that is a far cry from the sun­ image of the smiling nun was good 6:00 J Tha RHIaman I ^6lp tha HandIcapped.Com e In today and glva your ny tunes that led to appearances on publicity for the convent. Many 12:40 SCaptlonadABCNaws 0 K o (M ( I '■ocolva a chanca to win tha Cantury young girls joined the order because (ST m BradyV BunchBu the Ed Sullivan Show in the United w ^€1/ -,-w ^ aPtaya 1 2 : 0 0 21 Playhouaa or $3,500 In cash. Tha 13 foot Can- of m e ." GnjokaftWIld ulJokar'aWlld 1 K ) 0 States and a movie entitled "The .Sirkkii .loliiison ® B ozo't Big Top 0 R a t Patrol 9 8 9 Tomorrow I tury 21 Playhouaa will ba dallvarad to tha lucky Singing Nun." in which Debbie Next, Miss Deckers lost her ar­ ® TV Comniuntty CoKaga 8*30 0 Movla "The Crawling Eye" I winnar. It will ba awardad on March 22nd. Thrae badroom ranch In' mova-ln condition, fireplacad SMyThraaSona ' NBABaakatbaN 1:40 Reynolds played the role of Miss tistic identity. (1958) Forrest Tucker. Laurence 0 Joa Franklin I Kids Hurry Tall You Mom to coma In today and living room. Qarage, workahop, fenced In yard and m ore' ‘Bong Show’ Due S I Bonanza S UaraClub Payne. Deckers. "The recording company told me I SS Studio Saa 9 T h a RHIaman 1:60 I gat your chanca to win. Yaa and Mom will racalva a for only low 30a. Make ua an offer now tomorrow will be M A L K S f A r i could no longer use the "Sister Smile" 9:00 I late. The new album is full of somber Tonight at MCC 6:30 0OnaDayAtATIma 12:30 0 N a w a I fraa gift juat for coming In too, and donating to tha 3 unuwnios melodies, and serious lyrics. One and "Singing Nun" titles once I ^ILovaLucy 0 Undaraaa World 01 Jaoquaa 0 Movla "The 39 Steps" 2:13 I Handicappad. Your donation will halp Tha EASTER Value, Beauty, Prestige describes this example: "The Lord is my friend. entered the lay world. 1 agreed, not MANCHESTER - The Drama 0 BowllnB For Dottaia Couataau (1935) Robert Donat, Madeleine 0 Movla "Arise My Love" I SEALS REHABILITATION CENTER In your araa. Colonial home. All the conveniences for realizing that by doing so 1 was put­ Jaka Haaa GoapalTlina 0 9 CharNa'a Angola Carroll. (1940) Claudette Colbert, Ray JA(»(STON/AVANfE For Him I will make myself Club at Manchester Community O S N B C N a w a 9 1 8 9 From Hara To Etamity Mllland. I Stop In to-day at tha Bolton Notch Shopping Plaza TEDFORD beautiful." ting an end to my career. " she 12:37 a busy family. 3 private bedrooms up­ College will present "The Bong OvarEaay 9Movla "Duck Soup" (1933) 0 9 M a n n lx 2:40 Ion Rt. 44A, Cantury 21 Tadford Raal Eatata. If you REAL ESTATE This may not be the stuff that recalled. Show'■ on tonight at 7:30 in the e9 Adam-12 Marx Brothers. The tyrannical m stairs, large family room with fireplace, S2 Tha Growing Yaara leader of an Imaginary kingdom 0 N a w a leant coma In call, Cantury 21 Tadford Raal Eatata 647-9914 bestsellers are made of. But Miss Miss Deckers recorded two more auditorium on the main campus. 1647-9914 423-8958. RIAL I8TATI formal dining room, low low 80’s. (Can 6 4 6 - 1 3 1 6 6:55 must deal with spies posing as 423-8958 be simlarly built.) Deckers says she "couldn't care albums under the name Luc Improvisation and the unexpected 9 Nawf peanut vendors. (1 hr., 30 min.) ''The Neighborhood Profe$»ionah” less." Dominique," The reception was will characterize the acts, which 7:00 9:30 "These are honest, religious abysmal — “ since nobody knew who range from bluegrass duets to a (X C B S N aw a 0 The Jaffarsons songs." she said in an interview. it was " — and her contract was not shootout at high noon by two unlikely ( £ Tha Brady Bund) 10KM "People may not listen to them for renewed. 0SIABCNawa 0 K a z in onn cowboys. A $40 prize will be given for 0 Dating Qaroa of oar i _ another 10 years, but when they do, Miss Deckers said she then suf­ the best act. $15 lor the most ffiFaatlvalOIFalth I Vagal - Local D ^rture Times - they will know who I really am." fered a nervous breakdown, followed original, and $3.28 lo r the worst act. 9 Joumaya To Tha Mind (Si UvlngkigFam Faith 9:15am 12:30pm 3:45pm IS N aw a il Dgpirturg Times - Miss Deckers spoke of her struggle by two years of psychotherapy. Andy Lippetl will be master of 10:30 5:45pm 8:45pm 9 DiefcCavatt 9C raaa talk 10:00am 2:30pm to establish a new identity after "I had a terrible identity crisis. " ceremony for the show, which is 18 Nawlywad Gama for Willimantic, Danielson and i 9 Henoymoonors 15pm 7:45pm Providence, w ith onward or con- 1 leaving the convent as the result of she said calmly. "1 didn't know if 1 directed by Sharon Foy and coor­ 9 Tha Odd Coupla 6S OvarEaay r Wattrburv. Southbury, Din- necting service to Newport, Fall what she described as a personality was Jeanine. or Sister Dominque, or dinated by Lisa Zoppa. Proceeds , Yonkers, New York City R im , New Bedford, Cape Cod [ clash with her superiors. Sister Smile, or Luc Dominique, or 7:29 Squora Gardon points, Boston & Logan Airport , from the show will go toward the cost 90allyNumbarf "When I left the convent in 1967, I the Singing Nun. or what," of a storage shed lor the MCC's 7:30 suffered from what I call the sister Her difficulties were worsened by Theatre Dept. Tickets are available Ild W 0 P.M. Magazina 0 0 8 9 9 Nows Bonanza syndrome. " she said. " People would the Belgian tax authorities, who said at the door 0 Carol Bum att And Frianda 0 Tha Gong Show Stop il no longer talk to me because they she owed about $135,000 in back taxes 0$1.MBaautyShow 0 Untouchablaa or phone for schedules and tickets to all points didn't know how to react when I on recording profits that she insists 0 Nawlywad Gama 9DlcfcVanDyka _ BOB'S MOBIL STATION 9W M Kingdom 9 Hogan's Haroaa W Hartford Rd. (at Palm St.) - Phone 646-7348 wasn't wearing a habit. And, of she donated to the convent under her Barhershoppers Q B Ig M o n a y 8Dld(Cavslt (one block from Keeney St. exit of Interstate 84) NEAT AS A PIN course, no one wanted to hear a vow of poverty. 9 S I MacNall / Lahtar Raport BOLTON — ImmaculatD 7 Room L Shaped Ranch, profeaalonally Set Perform ance 9 H olywood Bquaraa 11:30 landacaped lot. King sized master bedroom: large family room. 2 full singing nun who was no longer a Convent officials would not com­ 9 Chico And Tha Man 0 Rockford FHsa If you lived In this house In 1970. you'd have been living Ini batjia. 2 car garage. Custom bulk A pleasure to show home. Offered at J M ^achusetta. Or ... you may have been living Ini nun." ment on the case, which is currently MANCHESTER — The Mountain 9 T lc T a c Dough 0 IL o v s L u (» $64,000. 09PoHosWoman I Colcheater. Two houaaa were taken apart, board by board, Least of all the international recor­ being appealed. Miss Deckers Laurel Chorus and the Silk City 8:00 ffiVoloaOIFalth then re-assembled as one on an 800' ridge high atop Uia ding company that in 1960 discovered currently lives off a meager income Chorus of Manchester w ill present a 0 0 Edward Tha King 9 8 9 Tonight the “ Singing N u n "— a name she says as a guitar teacher. concert of barbershop harmony (h a a k ra s she hates because it gives the im­ Miss Deckers said there was no Saturday at 8 p.m. at Manchester J School Bell Ringers— WOLVERTON A6ENCY 649-2813 pression she is a trained animal. The chance of reaching an out-of court High School. 1.0. c«ssi sitin sie i w u m x m n i i i i f settlement with the convent where ■discount prices trick name and Miss Deckers' voice ■The concert is being presented for BINGO immediately won success. In 1961, she resided for six years, the benefit of the Bennet Junior High ARTHUR’S her original composition "They won’t have anything to do School Band, for the purchase of new EVERY "Dominique" sold almost 1 million with me. They have forbidden all the band uniforms. @ s t l k I copies in the United SUtes in the first sisters to contact me, because I'm The two choruses, under the direc­ Ora month it was released. considered a bad influence." she tion of Vincent Zitq. will perform THURSDAY CREAM OF THE CEkOP In Europe, where she recorded un­ said. MANCHESTER — Spotless 7 room Colonial In convenient location. 3 along with The Illusions and The coMilia TIMOTHY EDWARDS I bedrooms, baths, country styla kitchen with bultt-lna. Beautifully der the name "Sister Smile," the Yet, despite her bitterness toward Light and Lively quartets. HOME I finished family room. 3 zone heat. M u s t^ seen, asking $59,500. the convent. Miss Deckers still con­ Tickets may be obtained by contac­ MIODU SCHOOL I X , M AHCHitTln - RANCH siders herself a nun. She prays LOMBARDO AND ASSOCIATES B Rooms. Large landacaped lot with atone patio, 2 flreoleces a brkiht A rt Association ting Zito, 47 Thomas Drive, 646-8009. too ARNOLD WAY SOUTH WINDSOR cheerful home, on PorlerStIn the F4ock[edge/?ea.$72.8iS) 00 ^ several times daily in an improvised Ale» Matthew 6 4 9 -4 0 0 3 Joeeph Lombardo Selects Pictures chapel in her apartment, gives FJ. S m iC H REM.T0IIS 643-2121 feligious instruction, has few A rt Assoeialion EARLY BIRD SPE(HAL nnnnnnnn MANCHESTER—The Manchester material possessions and observes □□□□nnnn Art Association has chosen its three O ffers Classes the vow of chastity, i n n m j i n pictures of the month. First place "I was forced out of the convent — VERNON - The Tolland County 7 :4 5 P.M. went to Kit Starr for an oil titled I didn’t leave of my own will. " she Art Association will sponsor two art 15 REGULAR GAMES "Dune Walk" It will be on display at said. "But I don’t regret it, although classes this spring. Oil painting for the Mary Cheney Library. 5 SPECIAL GAMES the last 10 years have been very hard, beginners will be taught by Mildred Second place award went to and I see no reason why the next Lisk and decorative painting Bridgie Lubby for a charcoal titled decade should be any easier. I think acrylics, by Pat Cook. "Reconstruction."’ It w ill be on dis­ * 3 S 0 ^ the best way to serve Christ is out Classes w ill be held fro m 2 to 4 play at the First Federal Savings, W. NEWLOWPRICESI here, with the problems." p.m. in the Lottie Fisk Building, TOTAL CMH PRIZES Middle Turnpike. And third place WED to SAT S1.B0 Miss Deckers is .sufficiently com­ Henry Park, Rockville, starting i went to Cecellie Ellie for her oil fortable with her new way of life to March 13. A fee will be charged for SUN-WOM-TUES Hfl« j titled, "Golden Idol." It will be on 2 TUME?S OR HOMS have resumed recording under the the eight-week courses. For more in­ display at the Main Street branch of V e rn o n cin^ TO BH QIVEN AWAY AS name "Sister Smile” formation concerning fees and ‘ " ' t ’-IS B4 06 f .irq s i the Savings Bank of Manchester. "Although, I never smile, " she registering, call Mrs. Ronald DOOR PRIZES Grace Tedord was awarded the door noted with a straight face. VVinther. 872-2872 prize. MO VING I Circa 1742. Beautifully restored 9 room "Only my music smiles." FREE REFRESHMENTS 4 aiD R O O m • t BATHS Colonial, 5 bedrooms, 7 working firaplacaa with Dutch ^ Y . MANY u n u a I oven and beehive, 2 full baths, wide floor boards, 2 car Counterfeit Dollars Mg-OUFTIIUOLOT pinuvEnsAt sanH wimSi larwff giair rind I garage, fenced yard. 8.8 acres, huge barn. StSO.IXX). Art Auction Scheduled BUDAPEST (UPI) — Hungarian imEAS FOR INFORMATION CALL ED 8TEBEN HOWLAND REALTORS 643-1108 authorities arrested a 22-year-old :|m> TEL 289-2701 I a4M4« SOUTH WINDSOR - The listing of painting, titles and artist. Pole for smuggling counterfeit Sisterhood of temple Beth Hillel, The sponsoring gallery offers a dollars into Hungary in an extra Cunt 1001 Foster St. Extension, w ill spon­ certificate of authenticity and all in­ large toothpaste tube, police said. . INTO Eastwood sor an art auction March 4. formation about art media. The auc­ A spokesman for the Hungarian The exhibit and auction will tion is under the direction of Art National Bank said the amount of ‘R v i r v feature international artists and w ill Guild Galleries of New York. counterfeit dollars in Hungary has in­ ¥Aiich' be viewed from 7:30 p.m. The auction Persons wishing to join the deli creased 10 times in the past five w ill begin at 8 p.m. Door prizes will Wav patron's dinner m ay call 644-9662. years. RR8T FLOOR FAMILY ROOM be awarded. No admission fee w ill be u t oosi B L ’ ' "oof '• “"dry room, charged. a p p lla n ^ kitchen, walkout basament, covered deck. MARCH A patron's deli dinner w ill begin at , 2V» baths and central air conditioning all come with this I spacious four badroom Colonial. Please call lor an MANCHESTER — Ready for Spring. Charming 6 room 6:30 p.m. During this time guests will ■ ( .I I, I appointment. VA bath Colonial with vinyl aiding, fireplace, wall-to-wall be able to inspect offerings, study A r b y Is n o w MOM carpet and more. Priced to sell at $59,900. biographies and question personnel nowofEers offers two two PHILBBICK AGENCY 040-4200 .about the works of art offered. Each ZINSSER AGENCY 040-1811 F-IAKPCOKI' guest will be given a catalogue with a roast roast beef beef PRIME BUILOINgT o t T ssmdwidies sandwiches BOLTON Band Shell Tryouts Set Oyer 1 acre, wooded, superb location. Underground MANCHESTER — Tryouts for the Bicentennial Band utilities. EXCELLENT FINANCING AVAILABLE. The POMPEimiCKEL pub is how open Call for more information. Shell talent show w ill be held Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 E llen ‘’ ‘• ’O O p.m, at filing Junior High School The talent show with A lan Phis ucL'k\iKi just B u rstyn A ld a hau* lo to an about 20 five-minute acts, w ill be April 4 at 7:45 p.m. at Arby H Koasi Beef Manchester High School. MANCHESTER I Keiiiaurunt. bi'cnuKc Proceeds from the show will go towards summer I this week ils 2 ftir “ S a m e ^ i n e , SITU lime. programs at the Band Shell. Twt) biK. juicy, Ralph Maccarone. program coordinator, for the Band HOME OF THE mm. DRINK fresh, wholesome. Shell, said he is looking for a wide variety of acts. Wan, luscious roast beef sandwiches kareonly$1.70L APPEARING THIS .. Now does Only a few choice lots remain in the small f i . ' 7| (hat make sense for)ini development of quality built homes. Homes til-:’*' dnd)T>urfamily PETESEEGER SUNDAY ONLY or does that PITKW A BOULDER RD. feature 3 bedrooms, IVz baths, carpeting, T im ro d Rd. In C o n c e rt make sense? aluminum siding, fireplace, city utilities, MANCHESTER Ansaldi Colonial "A Legend in Folk Music" BOLTON ceramic bath floors, sidewalks, deck & "BLUE HORIZON" 3 bedroom aluminum sided Split. Features include a Spacious 11 room Colonial. 5 bedrooms, 4'A baths, slider, stove, dishwasher, disposal & more. WMMAAWAJMWArHMSS THM AmiACrMw) I family room fireplace, carpeting, 2 car garage on elegant living room with fireplace, large carpeted Priced at $58,900.— I This magnificent home features 4 bedrooms, 2V4 MONDAY, MARCH 12-8 P.M. B cNMraras*.oonraArTMACfwn^yj | baths, fireplaced living room & family room, 2 car 6:30-10:30 P.M. 1 acres. High 60’s. ’ dining^ room, heated sun porch, den, kitchen with I Manchester High School Auditoriuni A ddkioos dumge ofprke. garage, beautiful In-ground pool plus ERA Buyer ^^^^^ddjdom ^M gofprfce. butlers pantry and appliances, maids quarters, M arch 4 Protection Plan for you. $96,500.— Spimnored by aluminum siding, 2 car garage, gorgeous private (covsrchsrgs) OFFER GOOD WITH THIS COUPON | EAST COAST Mencbtittf Arts Council and terraced yard with summer house, slate roof $118,000. " & n Mnnchister Community College PUMPERNICKEL PUB j ARBYS ROAST BEEF I REALTY I I REALTY INC. 646-4968 TickaU; Students S3.00 Gen'I. Admission S4.00 432 Oakland St, Oakland Common ■ m 178 East Center Street, Mancheeter & DUBALDO/ For Information (next to Economy Electric) i 257 Broad S t Manchester | Monchaaler MLS ■ MIAMIMON.-THURS _TUIIB9 ____ * ______■ szs-oeiT" MERRITT agency LESPERANCE Call 646-4900, Ext 259 Phone: 643-PUBB IPLEASECALLTHEAmEl FRI.8AT.SUN M FORSCflEENTNMES 10 AM-11 PM 649-8515,. AM-MIDNiOHT | 1227 Burmlda Avmua, East Hartford, CL David A. Doramua Broker □ 6 4 6 -1 1 8 0 M M B f 646-0505 PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Feb. 28, 1979 % Andover Sets H»lp HTanM 13 H0lp W»nttd 13 Help Wtnitd 13 School Events EVENING HERALD. Wed.j Feb, 28. 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN INDEX POLYMER SCIENCE ENGINEER, MECHANICAL. BABYSITTER NEEDED- ANDOVER - Elemen­ N O TIC n PROJECT ENGINEERS- Must have Associates Degree. Call anytime alter 6 p.m., 646- 1 — LOM «Ad Found Management oriented for Growing company has 0767.' tary school students will be 2 — Poroonoli Maryland Company. Need requirement for engineer to dismissed Thursday at 1 9 — AnnouiKomonM Mechanical, industrial, 4 — Eniorttinmont work with Industrial Heat SECRETARY- Position p.m. Tliere will be an in- 5 — Auctiont Herald Chemical and Electrical Treating Furnaces. available in a rapidly growing service workshop for Engineers with 2 to 3 years Rebuilding, Modifications, manufacturing company, FINANCIAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTiriNG experience, in Polymere teachers. 8 Bondt-Slockt-MortgogM Sales Assistance, some working with Sales, and 9 — Portonal LO«n« Instrumentation: Micro­ Design work. Excellent Engineering Vice Presidents. The school Parent- J r 10 — Insuranco processing, Panel Controls, ground flooF opportunity for Excellent Shorthand and Jrei Teacher Asso<'iation will CMFLOYMENT Electronic Circuits, Bright versatile engineer who •Typing skills required. Heavy sponsor the showing of 19 — Hoip Wantod Hardware and Plastic Fillers. likes “Hands-On-Approach” . phone usage. Benefits Plus. T m 14 — Buttnass OppoMumltot PHONE Comrany paid vacation. Con­ "The Snowball Express" 643-2711 Full benefit company. Call Contact Nancy Harrison 289- 15 — Sttualion Wantad tact Dick Cusnher, American 289-1588 ask for Martha. In- Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted IS Help Wanted Friday at 7:30 p.m. fO R ASSISTAdCE IN PLACING YOl/RAD 1588. EOE. 13 EDUCATION Personnel Service, 240 State dustronics, 489 Sullivan Doga-BIrde-Pete 43 , Booms lor Bent S3 The first Fabulous Fami­ 10 •> Privaia inatnktiona Street, New London, Conn. Avenue, ^ u th Windsor, Ct. COUPLE TO MANAGE SECRETARY / d r a f t s m a n / 19 — Scnoois-Qiaaaaa • • a 06320. LOVING, MATURE A COMPLETE BOARDING PLEASANT LIGHT ly Breakfast at the school 20 — inatructiona Wantad wholesale outlet from home HECEPTIONfST- We've got MECHANICAU Excellent op­ ALUMINUM Sheets used as ••••••••••••••••••••****** MATURE RETAIL SALES GRANDMOTHER - needed to printing plates, .007 thick KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. HOUSEKEEPING ROOM will be Sunday from 8 to II ADVERTISING part time. $1500 plus per this really good job in portunity for aggressive In­ babysit for one child, NEAL ESTATE Help Wanted 13 INDUSTRIAL / CLERK- For Manchester month potential without 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for Dog Bathing and grooming. For lady. Furnished. a.m. The menu includes all 23 — Hofnas lo< Saia Manchester. It is an In- dividual capable of layout and (toddler) in my home, some RATES MANUFACTURING Jewelry Store. Selling leaving present position. For lercsting and diversified posi­ $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be For reservations, please call Conveniently located. Call the French toast, pancakes 24 — Lols-Land for Saia detailing sales drawings for days, references. 643-8830. Canine Holiday Inne, 200 647-1193. 25 — invasimanl Proparty EXPERIENCED ENGINEER / MANAGER - experience preferred. Full Hartford interview call 364- tion. offering excellent pay, industrial heat processing icked up before 11 a.mr and scrambled eggs you 26 — Busmaaa Proparty iday ...... 12c word per day Profile Extruders, Plant time, 5 day week, Tuesday SNLY. Sheldon Road. Manchester. 27 ~ Raaort Proparty MACHINISTS & LATHE 0209. good fringes, and congenial equipment. Good benefiU in REAL ESTATE SALES 646-5971. can eat and toast, muffins, 3daya ...... iHwordperday • Managers and Supervisors, thru Saturday. This is not a Apartments For Bent 53 28 ~ Raal Eatata Wantad 6 days ...... 10c word per day OPERATORS- Full or part surroundings, to someone who our rapid growth company. ASSOCIATE ne^ed to help time. Excellent benefits. App­ General Foreman and temporary position. Apply: PARAGON TOOL CO. INC. has a pleasant personality, is Send resume, or call Ms. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - coffee or milk. There is a MISC. SERVICES 26 days .. 9c days...... staff our office. As member of AKC REGISTERED ly in person at: 1422 Tolland Foreman needed by Plastic Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main Has immediate openings for an above average typist and Johnson at 289-1588. In- Good condition.Good for LOOKING for anything in real reduced price for elemen­ 31 - Sarvtcas Oftarad IS words $2.00 mioimum Company with openings in MIS and Group I, we will plating, or welding. Cali 649- YORKSHIRE TERRIER. estate rental - apartments, 92 — Painling-Paparing Happy Ada ... .. $2.50 inch Turnpike, Manchester. LM Street, Manchester. Machinist for short run air­ can handle a busy telephone. dustronics. Inc. 489 Sullivan tary school children and no 93 — Butlding-Conuacltng Michigan, and North Carolina. train you for a vere successful 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. Male, blue and gold. One year homes, multiple dwellings? Gill Welding Manufacturing craft parts. Molds and Tool Sound interesting? Sentf us an Avenue, South Windsor, Conn. career in Real Estate. Call old. 646-8027. charge for pre-school 34 _ Roolng-Sidmg Co., Division of BHS, Inc., or Salaries dependent on position STATION ATTENDANT- and Die Work. Should be able outline of your education and EOE. No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 35 — Haating-Plumbtng Mr. Zinsser at 646-1511. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. children. 36 — Flooring call 647-9931. and experience. Company First shift. Experience help­ to set up and work from experience to: Box B, c/o' MOLDED FORMICA top and 37 — Movtng'TruCkmg-Sloraga paid relocation. Contact Dick ful, but not necessary. Apply Blueprints. Top pay, liberal Manchester Herald. paneled bar with two shelves SIAMESE KITTENS - Silver- The PTA will have a SUPERVISOR- Press or URGENT - Full time agents point Males. $25; litter 38 — Sarvicas Waniad ATTENTION - Need 2 people Cushner, American Personnel in person: 448 Hartford Turn­ ovcriime, and excellent fringe Assembly, High volume, spot and four stools. $175. 646-8028. MANCHESTER- West Center basket party Monday at needed, good earning poten­ trained. 647-9868. Street. Four room apartment. MISC. FOR SALE VERPLANCK PTA over 21. Immediate employ­ Service, 240 State Street, New pike, Vernon. benefits. Apply at: 121 Adams PLUMBER WANTED for welding, wall and water paint 7:30 p.m. at the school. A London, Conn., 06320. tial, flexible hours, free FULL LENGTH Ranch Mink Tile bath, appliances, private 40 — Household Goods ment. This is not a fancy ad. Street. Manchester. 647-9935. year round work. Excellent systems. Must be familar training, bonus, room for ad- H*lp Wanted 13 variety of wicker items 4t'— Articles for Sale THIS IS YOUR Company Fringe Benefits. Private Inetruetlone 18- Coat, excellent condition. Size MATE-A-PET. Our service entrance and storage. - Good Scholarship we simply want a person who with Niagara Metal Press, vancement, plus earn a f r e e ------helps find a breeding partner 42 — Buildin^upphaa needs a permanent job. Ad­ MANCHESTER AREA OPPORTUNITY to join our Please call 649-2871. Tool ...... & Die..... & .. Sheet...... Fed 12 or 14. $800. 875-2344. location. Available im­ will be sold. 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs EXPERIENCED trip. Call Norma or Don at WOMAN WANTED TO for your dog or cat. Informa­ mediately. Quiet or retired 44 — Musical Inataimanta Benefit Dance vancement opportunity. Call WOMEN (temporary). firm as an Apprentice. ——------—— Presses. Requires 3 to 5 years RIDING LESSONS indoor T he PT.A is se ek in g Secretaries and typists Trained to become an Opti­ WAITRESSES, apply at 647-9914 or 423-8958. Century BABYSIT - One child in my riding ring. Western stock SWIMMING POOLS- Close tion call Toll free 1-800-922- persons. References, securi- 45 — Boats & Accassonas between 10 am. and 3 pm. - Ellington Ridge Country Club, KITCHEN HELP- 2 positions as u a Aju^civiaui Supervisor III in iv Metal i e i d l 21, Tedford Real Estate, 4505. volunteers to help make - Sportir>g Goods SATURDAY MARCH 3 needed for interesting tem­ cian. Optical Style Bar, Inc., available for nights. 1 for Pan- (C'**ia r*------home. Spruce Street area. seat, saddle seat and hunt Out on all pools to make room ty. No pets, or children. 47 — GfTdar> PiodiK;ts 528-3869. E.O.E. between 10 AM and 12:00. 56 Field. Arizona Company pays ten new band uniform 9 PM to 1 AM porary assignments at 643-1191. try & Prep Work. for relocation, and interviews 7:30 PM to 12:30 PM. Monday seat. All levels 228-9817. for our 1979 pools. Large pool Unheated. $215 monthly. 48 — Antiques Abbott Road, Ellington, Ct. CARD GALLERY - thru Friday. Call after 3 PM. GOOD HOME NEEDED for Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- capes. .Anyone interested 49 " Wantad to Buy KNIGHTS OF GRIT BLASTERS WANTED - Prestige area companies. Experienced preferred. 1 for foe qualified applicants. Con­ distributors has new awve Now you can register and DENTAL ASSISTANT- Aggressively, mature woman, 643-8698. VOICE, PIANO Instructions. ground pools for only $177.00 affectionate spayed eat and ford, Conn. in helping should call Don­ RENTALS Experienced preferred. Call General Kitchen Work & tact Dick Cushner, American flexible hours; some nights COLUMBUS HALL work near your home. Experienced chair-side assis­ OFFICE PERSON- Typing. Washing Pots. Minium age 18. Former fatuity New York completely erected - 31 ft. x 19 young long haired male. Call na Jones at 742-6415. - Rooms for Rant Help Wanted 633-9474. Connecticut Hard- Personnel Service, 240 State and Sundays. Apply in person 342-0571 or 633-6581._ - Apartments lor Rani MAIN STREET 13 Openings in East Hartford, tant to work full time. 4 1/2-5 filing. and generalI officeoffic Call Cavey's Restaurant, 643- APPLICATION BEING Music and Art High School. ft. overall dimension -15 ft. x APARTMENT and HOUSES face & Metallizing Corp., duties. Good math aptitude Street, New London, Conn., only, Manchester Parkade, 54 — Homes for Rant MUSIC BY Glastonbury. Manchester, Vernon and day week, Monday-Friday. 2751. ask for The Chef. 06320. ACCEPTED for school fast Professional Singer/Pianist. 24 ft. swim area, complete For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ Area Scouts 55 — Busipass for Rant NURSES AIDES- Full lime, South Windsor. Earn top pay Good responsible opportunity and advantage. Call 649-4772. Manchester. E.O.E. food Mrvice bar. Part time 644-8597. with heavy guage solid vinyl FREE - Cute and adorable tals in all Areas. Prices and 56 — Rasort Proparty for Rant ELECTRIC COMPANY ...... Heinz 57 puppies. 6 weeks old. 57 - Wanted to Rant* all shifts. Experience rates. Pay no fee. Call Capital for mature individual. Send NURSES AIDE- Laurel PART TIME JANITORIAL- 2 Monday - Friday. Liberal liner, heavy gauge sidewall, Sizes. Call Rental Assistors. $10.00 per couple TEXAS OIL CO. needs CLERK- (Accounts Payable) Colors from biege to black, Go Skating 58 — Mi k for Rant preferred, but training will be mature person. We train. Temporaries at 278-1313 to resume to: P.0, Box 506, HOTEL- Banquet Captain Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. hours per night. $3.50 per benefits. Ideal for active older Schooli-Clattet is exclusive lock frame con­ 236-5646. Small Fee. Set-ups provided given. Apply in person: East arrange for a interview ap­ Somers. Conn. 06071. hour, 6 days per week. Depen $160, fee paid. East Hartford erson. Telephone 649-4073 struction, aluminum swing-up i i l l 872-2343. VERNON - Area Girl AUTOMOTIVE Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. with hotel or restaurant 649-4519. company moving to Route 5, E ******•••••••••••••••••••• Autoa for Sale For tickets call Hartford Convalescent Home, pointment right in experience for large down­ dablc workers only. Cali etween 1 and 4 PM. FOR THE BEST - Manchester ladder; also inside ladder, atf- 40' X 10' I Bedroom Mobile Scouts will be participating Worth. Tex. 76101. Warehouse Point area. Musical Instruments, 44 62 — Trucks fdr Sale 646-5286 or 745 Main Street, East Hart- Manchester. town hotel. Excellent oppor­ "MOVE UP! There's no time between 3 and 7 p.m. M4-9309. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 vanced type skimmer, Home, in Bolton. Working in a "G irl Scout Jam oree 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale ford. ASSEMBLERS'AND COIL Monday-Friday, 8-5. MECHANIC - Familiar with pupils per teacher. FREE in­ excellent filtration system un­ single person only. No pets, 64 - Uoiorcyciat-Biqrcias 646-4134 EXPERIENCED tunity for qualified person. like the present to make TYPISTS AND WINDERS for our day shift WOMAN FOR HOUSE Experience required. Con­ foreign and Domestic cars for troductory lesson with this ad. it, fencing. Huge 16 ft. x 7 ft. 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and animals, children. Call 643- Skate" the second Tuesday 65 — Campara-Trailars-Mottila MACHINISTS- and/or TOOL 7:30 to 4 PM and night shift Call Ms, Lauper, 249-5611, future goals. Switch from a tact: Wilson Agency, 246-8541.. Homes PART TIME - No nights. No SECRETARIES (temporary). CLEANING- 1 or 2 days per repairs of Used Cars. Must Call 646-6306, or 640-3549. sundeck. Financing arranged- etc. Rivers Music, 7 Main of each month at the Ver­ MAKERS - i^ply in person: H 4:15 to 9:15 PM. Must have Ext. 213. low paying job, to High Ear­ 66 — Automc .»a Saonca weekends. Long holidays. July Work near your home! ning Potential! Benefits week. Own transportation have own tools. All company •6**««6«««*66*6**66*««««t6 absolutely no obligation! Call Street, New Britain. 225-1977. non Skate Park on Talcott- 67 — Auloa for Rant-Lease & B Tool & Engineering Com­ finger dexterity and be BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR Expecting a tax refund? and August off. Many retired pany. 168 Forest Street, Register near your home! BABYSITTER NEEDED- Incentives - Advancement Op­ required. Call 643-4934, after benefits. Contact John New­ toll free; 1-800-382-4529. Ar­ MANCHESTER- Main Street. ville Road (Route 83.) gentlemen and housewives Capital Temporaries has in­ capable of fine work. Will 6:30 p.m. OR LATHE OPERATOR man, Tolland County V.W., I I REAL ESTATE tistic Pool Products, Inc. Ask Layaways invited. 3 and 4 rooms apartment, Manchester. An Equal Oppor­ train, profit sharing. Apply Mornings before school, portunity! Call 528-3869, working 60 hours a week. The first of the parties enjoy driving school buses. teresting short and long term Waddell School area. Please between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.. Route 83, Vernon. Ct. for Frank. heated. Hot water, tunity Employer. M/F. Able {/oil and Electronics. Good benefits. 633-3343. PIANO- Yamaha Upright. In appliances. No pets. Parking. will be held March 13 from 13 Help Wanted 13 WffY NOT YOU? We will assignments available in East call 643-5040. An EOE. RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST Hornet For Sale 23 Help Wanted train. Call Vernon. 875-2826, or Hartford, Manchester, Ver­ Howard Road. Bolton. WANTED For fast paced in­ DAIRY QUEEN- Near DINING ROOM SET well perfect condition. Owned by a Security, 523-7047. 3:30 to 6 p.m. Brownies. COMPUTER BANK TELLER TRAINEE Piano Teacher. 5 years old. Manchester, 643-2414. APPLICATIONS PERSON non and South Windsor areas. PAINTING ESTIMATOR- formal office. Must have con­ Manchester Parkade. has part COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal made, matching table, six Girl Scouts and Cadetts are TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. NURSES AIDES wanted for Earn top pay rates. Never pay genial telephone manner, neat or experienced for Wapping time openings for day or night chairs, buffet and liquor $1500. Call 649-7085. MANCHESTER- Attractively wanted to assist in develop­ Excellent opportunity for in-' Office, South Windsor Bank dining room, large eat-in invited. Apply 81 Commerce Street, full time on all shifts. Apply BUS DRIVERS - will train if a fee. Call Capital Tem­ OFFICIAL dividual with experience in all appearance, and be capable of employment. Work in clean cabinet. $250. 646-2869. paneled 4 room Apartment. ment of computer and Trust Co. Hours 8:30 to 5 kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated PIANO FOR SALE - Stove, carpeting. Adults. Area Boy Scouts will also Glastonbury. PTG Company. director of nursing. Salmon- n e c e s s a r y . A pply 90 applications. No program­ poraries at 278-1313 to arrange phases of estimating for pain­ handling periodic heavy and pleasant surroundings. porch, 2 car garage, with Telephone 633-7631. brook Convalescent Home, off Brookfield Street, Muth Wind­ an interview appointment NOTICE typing loads. Easy access to I PM Monday - Thursday Apply in person. 242 Broad SWIMMING POOL Excellent condition. Kimball References. No pets. $195.646- be having similar ming experience necessary. ting, pricing, negotiating, chimney for wood stove, 3167, 228-3540. House Street. Glastonbury. sor. Call 289-5918. right in Manchester. Town of Manchester buying and project manage­ 84/86. Call Jo Ann Forrow at Friday 8:30 to 7 PM and oc­ Street. Manchester. DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ Spinet. Best offer. 649-2452 programs the third Some knowledge of computers casional Saturday mornings. rivate lot. $56,900. Group 1. after 7 PM. RN. LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Please call 633-5244. helpful. Part time year round Connecticut ment. Send resume to: P.O. 646-8769 for appointment. An Pbilbrick Agency 646-4200. pose of, brand new 30' long Tuesday of each month. Apply in person Main office, HOUSEKEPPER - Full time, FIVE ROOM Apartment- Se­ shifts. Good pay. good PART TIME. Do you have 2 position, excellent salary and BOARD OF Box 169, East Hartford, Conn. Equal Opportunity Employer, alrave ground pools, complete The first one to be March benefits and working con­ SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for hours a day? Work at home on 06108. M/F. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., South excellent benefits. Apply at with sundeck, fencing, filter THOMAS ORGAN With cond floor. Main Street. equal opportunity employer TAX REVIEW Windsor. TOLLAND- Newer 3 Bedroom Rhythm Section, features Paneled carpeted, heat and 20 from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Cub ditions. Apply in person, Ver­ South Windsor. Will train. the phone servicing our M/F. Applications may be ob­ Meadows Convalescent Ranch, on acre plus wooded and Includes full installation. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or AMBITIOUS INDIVIDUAL The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Manchester, Connec­ Home, 333 Bidwell Street, Asking $989. F inancing Cofor-Glo Keyboard, and hot water. Lease required. Scouts. Boy Scouts, and non Manor, 180 Regan Road, customers in your spare time. tained from Windsor Public lot. Appliances, carpeting, Vernon. call 289-5918, after 12 noon. 249-7773. Needed to work in our Repair ticut. will be in session in the Municipal Building at 41 Center Manchester. available. Call Stan collect Arpeggio-Glissando, like new, $235 monthly. 646-0299. after 6 Eagle Scouts are invited. School District, 150 Bloom­ Center. Must have at least 3 drapes, floor-to-ceiling $2000. 649-8190. p.m. field Avenue, Windsor, Street on the following days during the month of March, 1979. fireplace in contemporary 203-236-5871. Scouts may attend these CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC NURSES AIDES - Full time, BOOKKEEPER years experience in LAST NAMES DAY DATE TIME LAUNDRY WASHMEN - Part Connecticut. 688-3631. Automotive Repairs. living room, Sliders-to-deck. Boets-Accessorles ASHFORD- 3 Rooms. Newl affairs as individuals or in - Experienced only. Top and part time. 7-3 and 11-7. ACCOUNTS payable, A -H Friday March 9,19796:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. time weekends. Apply in per­ Air conditioner. Walk-in cedar SKI BOOTS - Used one season. 45 Excellent pay and benefits in­ son Meadows Convalescent renovated, tile bath. Yaru troops. There will be wages, ^ p ly : Atlas Tile, 1862 Experienced preferred, but receivable. Automotive EXPERIENCED STOCK I - R Wednesday March 14, 1979 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. closet. Immediate occupancy, San Giorgio, good condition, Berlin Tpke.. Wethersfield, we will train. Apply in person: experience helpful. Minimun 5 clude: Paid full CMS/Blue Home. 333 Bidwell Street, warm. $35. Size 9, 643-7695. 1974 FURY - 16‘/i-fo o t parking. Absolutely no pets. special games and prizes. CLERKS- Part time, mor­ Cross and Major Medical, S - Z Thursday • March 15,1979 6:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. CLIP & MAIL $62,500, Peterman Agency; fiberglass, tilt trailer, with Meat and electricity included. Manchester. 563-0151. East Hartford Convalescent vears full-time recent nings: also experienced part 649-9404, 649-4644. Tickets will be sold at the Home, 745 Main Street, East bookkeeping experience. paid uniforms and paid Persons unable to appear on the above dates may appear on FIREWOOD FOR SALE- 8 1975 55-horsepower outboard 1-423-4190: 1-928-5095 time afternoon Cashiers. App­ vacations. Contact: Joe Friday evening, March 16, 1979 between 6:30 P.M. and 8:30 Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500 evenings. door. For more informa­ RN-LPN wanted for full or Hartford. Career position, excellent ad­ p PART TIME CLERK-For Pa- Butinets Property 26 months seasoned. $35 Pick up ly in person to: U Save Foods, McCavanagh at Regal Muffler P.M,, or on Saturday morning. March 17, 1979 between 9 00 tent Medicine Department. Also 50 horse Johnson out tion call 649-4969. part time on all shifts. Apply vancement 527-8246. 725 E a s t. Middle Turnpike, { NAME 1 truck load delivered. Call 742- SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- Center, 64^2112 for an ap­ A M. and 11:00 A.M. 1 Evenings. 5 nights a week. 7637. board $300, 228-0475 or 228- T H R E E ROOM director of nursing. Salmon- Manchester. MAIL TO: INDUSTRIAL SPACE - 6,000 9550. Excellcnt Part Time work. MEN AND WOMEN $150 per pointment. 1 Cashier - experienced APARTMENT - Utilities in­ brook Convalescent Home, off All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the t ADDRESS square feet divided into 1,000 cluded. second floor, available NOTICES House Street, Glastonbury. Will train. Cali Manchester week to show our equipment ( necessary. Pleasant. NATURAL TAN MINK PAW BABYSITTER NEEDED- 11 A P P L IC A T IO N S NOW Assessor of the Town of Manchester and those requiring square foot modules. Very Garden Products 47 now. Call 649-5729. Please call 633-5244. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826. and supplies. No sales rofessional atmosphere, reasonable. 646-5707. JACKET - Beautiful condi­ AM to 5 PM, Monday thru BEING ACCEPTED Full adjustments must appear and file their complaint at one of CITY fnteresting work. Apply in tion. $350 or best offer. 647- necessary. Apply Electrolux, Friday. Near Verplanck these meetings. Lost end Found 1 SECRETARY - Part time time, P art Time, Stock - * person: Liggett Rexall, 1790. FARM FRESH EGGS - 36 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - 1123 Main Street, East Hart­ School in Manchester. Call Dated February 26, 1979. Reef Estate Wanted 28 KEY PUNCH OPERATOR - mornings, Vernon Circle area. ford or call 528-3869 between Maintenance, Apparell STATE P.O. BOX 591 ’ Parkade Pharmacy, 404 West Tryon Street, ^ u th Glaston­ Sunny 4 room apartment. LOST - KEYS. Lilley Street 5496 experience helpful. after 5, 647-9116. bury. 633-7935. Appliances. No pets. Utilities Typing, and machine 10 am and 4 pm. Departments, Cashiers. Apply ■feOARD OF TAX REVIEW Manchaitar, Conn. 06040 I Middle Turnpike. Manchester ALL CASH For your property, 4 PIECE COLONIAL Living area. If found call 644-0268 Apply: Gacr Brothers, 140 1 to 5 p.m., T.J. Maxx, 5 Main ZIP .! Parkade Shopping Center. Room Set. 3 Cushion Couch. extra, $210. 633-6026. transcription a must. Send Roger McDermott, Chairman within 24 hours. Avoid Red Antiques after 6 p.m. Reward. Rye Street, South Windsor, resum e to Box AA, c/o ■: Street. East Hartford. 068-2 Platform Rocker with Ot­ 48 Conn. EXAMPLE: Tape, Instant Service. Hayes SHARE AN APARTMENT- Manchester Herald. PHONE SMILING WOMEN- $100 per Corp. 646-0131, toman and Chair. 2 years old. LOST - SMALL FEMALE 15 Words for 6 Days week. 2 hours a day. 5 days a Call 643-8397. WANTED: Antique furniture, $125 m onthly in clu d es SIBERIAN HUSKY in the NOTICE TO BIDDERS glass, pewter; oil paintings or everything. Call anytime, 647- ' week. For interview, call SELLING your house? Call us vicinity of Forest Ridge Con­ BRYAN FARMS LATERAL SEWERS AND □ CHECK ENCLOSED Miss Pereira, at 633-7218, KIDNEY SHAPED COFFEE other antique item s, R. 9283. Best before 5 p.m. dominiums. Red and white ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS Only *9.b0 first and we'll make you a ' Harrison, 643-8709. BOARD OF DIRECTORS UPPER HOCKANUM TRUNK SEWER EXTENSION between 5 and 6 p.m. cash offer! T.J. Crockett, TABLE- Inlaid with while and with blue eyes. Reward. 643- CONTRACTS 77-4A, 4B, 4C and 4D gold tiles. 3 brass legs. Asking MANCHESTER HOSPITAL 1910. TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Realtor, 643-1577. SECRETARY SETTEE, AREA- 1 or 2 bedroom, older Manchester. Connecticut FILL IN ONE WORD PER RLANK MINIMUM 15 WORDS AVON - TO BUY OR SELL IN $60, Call 568-7972. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, Bolton. Coven­ game table, gate legged table, Duplex. Refrigerator, stove, LOST - Ladies Ring, Blue Lin- Sealed Bids for Bryan Farms Lateral Sewers and Upper IMMEDIATE Cash for your mirrors, electric card viewer. sundeck. yard. No dogs. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing in the NO MORE WAITING... 1 2 3 4 5 try. Andover. Call 822-8083, property. Let us explain our UPRIGHT PIANO WITH dy Star, Sapphire, in Hearing Room at the Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Hockanum Trunk Sewer Extension, Contracts 77-4A, 4B, 4C collect. BENCH - refinished walnut The Pack Rat, Sundays 12 to 5 Security and references. Manchester: Sears, Caldor, fair proposal. Call Mr. PM. 40 Fiora Road off Route March 1st. $243. 643-8631. Manchester, Connecticut. Tuesday. March 6, 1979, at 8:00 and 4D, will be received at the Hearing Room, Municipal < Belfiore, 647-1413. stained. Best offer. Call after First Federal, Elm Ceramics. Building, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 until 11:00 a.m. B ^ 7 a • 9 10 Busineee Opportunity 14 6:30, 643-4336. 83. Bolton. Ct. 643-6680. Reward. 646-8018. P.M. to consider and act on the following: YOU CAN PLACE YOUR FOUR R(K)M Apartment - 426 EST on March 21, 1979, at which place and time said Bids MAY WE BUY your home? Proposed Ordinance creating a Civil Preparedness Agency. Broad Street. $155, Security will be publicly opened and read aloud. 11 12 13 14 1!------MANCHESTER Package Quick, fair, all cash and no BEDROOM SET - Mediterra­ FOUND- Small grey female Copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be seen in the Town store. Excellent location. Well nean sectional, twin beds with RENTALS deposit. M arri^ couple. No cat, Keeney Street area. The work will be awarded under Contracts 77-4A, 4B and 4C iroblem. Call Warren E. pels. 643-4751. Clerk's Office during business hours. HEMLD & DOLLAR SAVER established business. Call lowland, Realtors, 643-1108. mattresses. Corner piece, Wearing 2 collars. Call 647- for the respective portions, or (Contract 77-4D for all por­ IB - 17 i? TV Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants, Fund 5S------Marion E. Robertson, chest, double dressers with Booms lor Bent 52 1268. after 5 p.m. tions. , Realtor, 643-5953. mirror. All eight pieces are THREE ROOMS WITH 61. CETA Title VI. Special Projects— Forestry — $74,337.94 Household Goods il S? 40 $300. After 4 PM., 872-3873. HEAT. East Center Street. FOUND - Semi-medium to be financed from Grant, to cover the period of October 1, Drawings and other Contract Documents may be examined 24 25 THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - $225 per month. Call 646-6439. and obtained at the Office of the Director of General Ser­ VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco Birch House Women. Central- female dog. White, gray and 1978 through July 21, 1979. Snacks with locations $3,580 REFRIGERATORS black. Long hair. Bolton Road vices, Municipal Building. Manchester, Connecticut 06040; 26 ^ 27 28 Washers / Ranges, used, Dogs-BIrdt-Pels 43 ly located. Downtown SPACIOUS. CLEAN, FIRST Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget 29 30 CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-423- Manchester. Kitchen area. Vernon. 649-7069. $25 deposit required. 2355 Ext. 905. guaranteed and clean. New FLOOR five room apartment. 197^79, TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fund shipment damaged, G.E & FREE PUPPIES- Part Husky privileges. Call 649-2358. Successful bidder must furnish 100 percent Performance 31 i i Appliances inciudeo. utilities MISSING FEMALE SILVER — $22,650,00 to be financed by Town Aid Funds from the State 33 U ' 5T FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices / Part Labrador. Very affec­ extra. One child; absolutely Bond and 100 percent Labor and Materials Bond. OFFERS INVITED / tionate. Call 649-0743, after 5 LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING toy poodle. Vicinity Cam­ of Connecticut. . R E T A IL STO R E ON B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main no pets. Security, references. Street, 643-2171. p.m. ROOM- Fully furnished. bridge Street. Manchester. Proposed reduction in appropriation to Community Develop­ Any contract or contracts awarded under this invitation for 36 37 S'A 3 7 WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- $240 per month,'643-0736. Call 6496934. Reward. 143 Stove, refrigerator, and linens ment Block Grant— Fund 71 — $36,000.00 to reduce previous bids are expected to be funded in part by a grant from the at any hour 000 per year. Excellent terms. provided, 801 Main Street, United States Environmental Protection Agency. Neither Call John, at Chenette FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom SINGLE SPECIAL - Heated over-appropriation of this Fund. Set. Excellent condition. Manchester. 649-9879. IMPOUNDED - LABRADOR the United States nor any of its departments, agencies or A ssociates, "G allery Of one bedroom with parking, no Proposed additional appropriation to the Water Fund Budget Queen-size bed, triple dresser, fCARRIER n e e d e d ! lease required. Just $175, (745- Shepherd cross, male, black, employees is or will be a party to this invitation for bids or Homes.” 528-9081, about 2 months old, Adams dresser with shelved mirror, FURNISHED SLEEPING 2.) Small fee. Rental 1970^^79 — $7,000.00 to be financed from funds already any resulting contract. This procurement will be subject to ROOM for mature gentleman. Street area. Male Shepherd- *******««666666666»6666666 night stand. 4 years old. $800 Assistors 236-5646. received from the sale of timber from Water Department regulations contained in 40 CFR 35.936, 35938, and 35.939. ADMINISTRATOR 568-0935. { GLASTDNBURY j Modern bath. Parking. No Cross. Ian. 4 months old. land. BOOKKEEPER cooking. Security and Cushman Drive area. Bidders on this work will be required to comply with the AUTO MECHANIC We a re seek in g a * EDUCATION VERNON - Kids ok. carpeted Proposed Ordinance — “That from effective date of this Or­ For Manchester Real WE BUY AND SELL USED I HARRIS STREET | references. $130 monthly. Call 2 bedroom with appliances. Samoyed. w b i'.. male, year President's Executive Order No. 11246 and any amendments Connecticut Licensed ••••66666666666666V666666* 643-2121. or two oM iVIain Stret area. dinance until January 1, 1981 said Town and its officers and CxpqrIqnMd Fronl In d wmS Nursing Home Ad­ Estate operation, Mon­ FURNITURE. One piece or Just $200. Small fee. 1739-1.1 or supplements to that Executive Order. The requirements Brafct Mgc N iilo wMi afM g fs Private Instrucllone is Wyllyt Street Basset* Hound, male, about 5 agents be and they hereby are barred from taking any action 643-2718 ministrator for The day thru Friday, 9 to 5. entire household. Cash on the Hcnial Assistors 236-3646. for bidders and contractors under this order are explained in run our lU ptlr Oipgrtim ni line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. I Bates Lane and | FOR LADIES ONLY- Fur­ vear old. black and white. to apply for, or to execute any agreement pertaining to, any Aaltry. ExcaUant Madtoal A LMa Experience and REMEDIAL READING and North Main Street area. Con­ the specifications. Meadows Convalescent nished Room fo r rent. All BOLTON - Cozy .one bedroom Community Development Block Grant Program with the Inauranca lanaHlB. C a l lor Home in Manchester references required. math; individualized work Salem Ct. utilities included. On bus line, tact Manchester Dog Warden. United States Department of Housing and Urban Develop­ The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all Bids, appokitmtnf KITCHKN CABINETS- coUayc. heat and appliances. Please call 643-6006. program, (lst-8th grade) by Complcte set, used, in good and near stores. References 6464555 should the Owner deem it to be in the public interest to do so. 429-49M T h is is a v ery master's degree teacher. 568- MARY 646-7588 I Individual only. $185. (770-3.) ment other than Community Development Block Grant condition. $100. Call 649-6985 and security required. Call Small fee. Rental Assistors Programs for which application was made, approved and Town of Manchester, Connecticut challenging and rewar­ 8075. anvtime. after 6 p.m., 644-0383. LOST - LARGE OVERSIZED Robert B. Weiss NawEngtandThsCo. ding position. For ap­ 236-5646. TRIKE with wooden plow in was granted prior to January 1, 1979,” General Manager Wllllmantic, Conn. pointment, please con­ front. If found call 643-1499 Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special 067-2 anvtimeanytime Grants, Fund 41. (Vocational Education Account) — 118,- tact Mr. David Stewart •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ni9ht at 678.1824, BECOME INFORMED 240.00 to be financed by a Grant under Title IV-B of the Penonalt 2 Elementary and Secondary Education Act. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS R ID E W ANTED TO Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget EDA Project Number to be assigned. LET US HELP YOU BECOME EDUCATED HAMILTON STANDARD, >978-79 Board of Education - $619.00 to be financed by Town of Manchester, Connecticut (Owner) ABOUT BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE. Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00 restitution from the court for damages by a student. Separate sealed bids for the Tolland Turnpike Sanitary Lift Call 643-5686. 2 I’roposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Station, Contract No. 5A will be received by the Town of EXPERENCED CARRIER NEEDED This Forum is designed to enlighten buyers Help Wanted 13 Grants. Fund 41 (Vocational Education Account) — $82,- Manchester, Connecticut at the office of the Director of and sellers about todays new and different 414 00 for the Head Start Program, to cover the period of General Services until 11:00 A.M. E.S.T., March 16.1979, and MANCHESTER aspects of Home Financing. WANTED - Gas station atten­ January 1, 1979 to December 31, 1979, to be reimbursed by then will be publicly opened and read aloud. NUIISEiUDES dant. full or part time. (he Department of Health. Education and Welfare. The information for Bidders, Form of Bid, Form of Con­ Our panel of guest speakers will Include ... Mature, responsible person tract, Plans, Specifications and Forms of Bid Bond, Perfor­ RIdgawood Streat Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund 61 for third shift. References mance and Payment Bond, and other Contract Documents Alaxandar Straat William Hale, President - Heritage Savings & Call 871-1698. — Human Resource Development Agency Day Care Services To provido Nursing Caro Loan may be examined at the following. In privata homoa and .luly 1. 1979 to June 30, 1980 - $66,752.00 to be financed by a 81. John Straat **’ Luis Ferrerla, Mortgage Loan OMicer, (■rant from the State Department of Human Resources. Office of the Director of General Services ■2711 Madical Facllltlaa. Part Town of Manchester NOTIL'K TO CREOITOns Uma, lull lima. Conaidara- Parkina Straat Mechanics Savings Bank Elizabeth J. Intagliata Municipal Building, 41 Center Street OF CATIIERI.NE BENSCHE tlon givan to pralaronco Dougharty Straat ’ ** Neil Belisle, Mortgage Loan Officer, Loomis & P j Hon Wrlham E Filz(Jerald •Secretary. Board of Directors Manchester, Connecticut 06046. Nettleton “ .'f' Probale of;— LociUon and Houra. Oistnet o(or .Mam.Mamhearer healer ;at ‘ a ri Manchester, Connecticut Copies may be obtained at the Office of the Director of NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Edmund Straat, A *'* Eleanor Minor, Mortgage Loan Officer, held on February . 1979 ordered thaf ot Manchester, Connecticut this 22nd day of February 21 General Services located at Manchester, Connecticut upon For Informatton call Glastonbury Bank & Trust all claims must be presented to the >979 payment of $25.00 tor each set. St. Lawranca St. ^uciary on or before .May 21. 1979 or 062-2 For your extra convenience, We have inetalled a Went 643-9S1S ••* Steve Barron, Attorney At Law be barredi as by law provided ' Any successful bidder, upon returning each set promptly Ad Department aHar-houre anawaring aarvlea. Now, AID t ASSISTANCE Pearl J llullman, and in good condition, will be refunded his payment. whatever the hour, day or night, Sundays or holidays of North Eaatam Conn. Call Chris The (iduciary is The owner reserves the right to waive any informalities or Inc. ••LACE: Ramada Inn, 100 East River Drive, East Hans Bensche to reject any or all bids. 157 Hills SI LEGAL NOTICE 3S7 E nt Cmtw SlnM, 64IM174 Hartford, Connecticut. (Ballroom) H^ail Harlford. (TT Each bidder must deposit With his bid, security in the MMidiMter TIM E; Monday, March 5, 1979 - 7:00 P.M. 06IIfl amount, form and subject to the conditions provided In the Dial Days 643-2711 069-2 Town of Andover, Connecticut Information to Bidders. Reservations are required. Admission Is free. Zoning Board of Appeals Attention of bidders is particularly called to the Dial Nights 643-2718 The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, TELEPHONE: 528-9081 Prolialc Notice Connecticut, at a public meeting held on February 21, 1979 requirements as to conditions of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract. Just give u« your m auaga, name and addraaa — Wa'II do lha WORKING MORE! Bring your queetlona. NfJTICE TO CREOITORS took the following action: ftSTATE OF HI.'TII S BO(;l)E. In accordance with Executive Order 11246 ( 30 F.R. 12319- raat. deceased SPONSORED BY: ifl64 251, the implementing rules and regulations thereof, and ENJOYING IT LESS? The Hon William R FitzGerald. Alfred J. Jacques, Jr. — Variance granted for 6 inches for No more rushing to call belore noon Order your VVani Ad whenever orders of the Secretary of Labor, a Certification regarding S k i oi MambMier a! a h°ea?mg side yard footage and 30 feet for front yard footage to con- you're reedy — night or day. even on Sundays and holidays. IS r held on Kchruary 21. 1979 ordered that Struct...... uddition to existing home at . 30 mMerritt*— Valley Roadj in Equal Opportunity is required of bidders or prospective con­ Chenette Asseciates, all claims must be presented to the accordance with a drawing submitted by the owner. tractors and their proposed subcontractors prior to the Gallery of Homes ' fiduciary on or bc'Iore May 21. 1979 or award of contracts or subcontracts. be barred as by law provid^ Dated Andover. Connecticut pay and Mngo O m ro llto T ^ •wroundlng. Eaeoilonl 453 Burnside Avenue Pearl J llullman, No bidder may withdraw his bi(i within 60 days after the Ass t Clerk February 28, 1979. actual date of the opening thereof. East Hartford, Connacticul The fiduciary is Zoning Board of Appeals Date February 1, 1979 Il'rlTII?'” Raymond K Bogue. Jr Andover. Connecticut 39 Bryan Drive Robert B, Weiss. Manchester. CT 06040 ghe Beralii Mary C. McNamara. Chairman General Manager 'C ® c b e a m OF / hOMIs / ^ 064-2 066-2 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING “ “ “ ■‘■"J______PASE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Feb. 2g, 1979 Peanuts — Chariee M. Sehulx BUSINESS & SERVICE evening HERALD. Wed.. Feb. 28, 1979- PAGE NINETEKN p r m i l T A N TliAHSIT a Dear A b b y ON Ml/mV TO SCHOOL MAVK m CAN KINO ACROSS (abbr.) Answer to Prsvioua Puzzla SUBMAY X'O SE PfiRpEcT THISMORmejSORT OF BRUSH IT OFF A 3 Soap foam I 1 Her Majesty’s 4 Ptrfty o A T 0 ti e • (o n T o By Abigail Van Buren OfPROFPSPITINmMVP BIT m m SLEEVE. 0 ship (abbr.) 5 Hiea a e 0 A T H I r A f r t h e iJ O p i Z e CONDUCTORS WANNA TRV IT? 4 Arrive 6 Ruailan H p 1 N F In 1 n J 8 Sharp E A T I L A D fightar plana projection A • K f i <1 ? | mm X L ^ B T E L U I N & •-SS ___ 7 Son of Isaac r WANTED J rzjr 12 targe bird C A c T 1 o • i 8 Black ays 0 1 DIRECTORY 13 Kimono sash L 0 A N 7T p e o p l e l A / H E R b 9 Month (abbr.) 0 0 w (pt| 1 R • T A 0 7 r A **************•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Building Conttacling 33 ■=0 Ptinting-Papering 32 She Drove Them 14 Israeli round 10 Measure of 0 c H 0 • • ff N Stnlets onered 31 Stiyictt Otitnd 31 K 0 R 6 E T O F F * dance land (metric) e A N L Y Tt> 2-a 0 R 0 P FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY IS Revolutionary Y A $ T R f l T PAINTING - Interior and - Rcmodclinj’ and Additions. A L ■ A 0 N c 7 INCOME TA X CARPET INSTALLATION - exterior, paperhanging, J 16 No«t 17 Pick up tha 1 • 0 Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Kitchens ana Rec Rooms. 35 O tin Ni*. MC.tMnotUtPMOfl t-lt Out of Her Mind L 0 1 N Q 0 A L A 1 A excellent work references. 1hm«5 Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 16 Chinge into chack A N N 0 1 N R 1 PREPARATION Steam Cleaning. Free es­ tears experience! For Free bona 19 Idaa (Fr.) H £ D Free estimates. Fully in­ Estimates, call 646-4239. timates. Call 649-6265. sured. Marlin Matson.' 649- 20 Vaia 22 Tristan's DEAR ABBY; There are two sides to the lament voiced GRUMBLV CAUGHT IF THEV HAPKTT BEEN 21 Bandlaadar 33 Pastiy 47 Puts to work 4431. by DON’T DRIVE IN OMAHA. 7 ~ i THINK IT WA© baloved BUSINESS A INDIVIDUAL EXPERT PAINTING and FARRAND REMODELING - ei Trucks lor Sale OUR OFFICE BOOS SO CARELESS, THEV Arnaz 24 Floats upward ?? y«otilatad 48 Dlsastroui LANDSCAPING Specializing Cabinets and Formica Tops. Wanted to Bent 57 Autos For Sale 62 I am a "Do Drive” living in a retirment community in THE WAKE-UP CALL.' INCOME TAXES QUALITY PAINTING and Motorcfcles-BIcycles 64 ASLEEP IN THE AVGHrvE GOTTEN 23 Ghostly 25 Foolish Streamlat 49 State (Fr.) in Exterior House Painting. Hoofing. Gutters. Room Ad­ Arizona, surrounded by "Don't Drives.” When I moved here 27 Spacies of PREPARED — In the com­ Paper Hanging by Willis FURNISHED ONE ROOM STOCK ROOM .' AWAV WITH IT.' 26 Goad (2 wds.) Myths 50 Republican fort of your home or office. Tree pruning, spraying, ditions. Decks. All types of 1976 FIAT 128 HATCHBACK- HONDA CB 450. Low I invited some "Don’t Drives" to ride with me to shopping moth 27 English darby 40 Haratofora (2 mowing, weeding. Call 742- Schultz Fully insured Remodeling and Repairs. (preferably in rooming house) 30 Chary party, famih Call 646-7633. for an appoint references 649-4343. 4 speed. Excellent condition. CHARGER- 4 wheel drive, niileage. Excellent condition. centers and various civic affairs. No doubt this was a - town wds.) iarly 7947. Phone 643-6017. Call 649-3833 after 5 p.m. jsso. Call 643-5849. rnent ■! j 'a 27,000 miles. Original owner, welcome gesture to them, but it later became such a 11 Tzigane 43 Aphoriim 51 One (Sp.) between 7 AM and 4 PM. j2000. 649-1156. 33 Sulk 29 Knightly quest 45 Weather headache that I quit offering. 34 Wilt 52 Vary cold LEON ' CIESZYNSKI There is the "Don't Drive" who, when invited to go to a 31 Boil content! SNOW-PLOWING- Available .I P LEWIS i SON- Interior BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 35 Saratoga bureau (abbr.) 53 Homo sapient INCOME TAX Preparation- all winter, night or dav. 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA 2 shopping center, asks to be driven all over the city on her and Exterior painting, paper ditions. Remodeling. Rec door. Excellent condition. 36 Is not wall Experienced. At your home. SANDING AVAILABLE TOD. i ! a u t o m o t iv e little errands. 37 City in 2 3 Call Dan Mosler. 64S-3329 or hanging, remixleling. carpen­ Roonis, Garages. Kitchens Automatic. $1750. Call 646- 4 5 9 7 1 9 10 II Don t wail til it snows! Call try. Fully insured. 649-96M. Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath 5744. There is the “Don't Drive” who shows up with two or Nevada S2»2S3. 646-0743. after 3:30 p.m. 12 13 Tile, Dormers. Roofing. Autos For Sale 61 three of her friends, unknown to me, whom SHE has invited 36 Patrifiad 14 to go along—each with their own little errands that will 40 Iron (Gar.) A&W PAINTING Contrac­ Residential or Commercial. 1965 LINCOLN >5 ie 17 SNOWPLOWING- Residen­ tors. Quality painting and 649-4291. WE PAY $10 lor complete take "only a minute." 41 Plastic type INCOME TAX tial and Commercial Depen­ CONTINENTAL For sale. PREPARATION - Your home paper hanging at reasonable junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland $850. Good running condition. There are the invitations extended to me solely because I 42 Pear II 19 dable Reasonable. Call 649- rates. Fully insured Free RETIRED BUILDER - rec Auto Body. 528-19W. Call 649-3859, afternoons and drive and can provide transportation for five or six of my 44 Pollan bearer 1 or mine. Dan Wade. Tax Con­ 2098. or 646-3824. 21 sultant. 871-9364 F?stimates Call Wavne 649- rooms, hung ceilings, ceramic evenings. hostesses’ "Don't Drives." CaptaHi Easy — Crooka ft Lawranca 46 Oecalva L 24 25 26 50 Member of ■ 7696 tile, plumbing, electric. MONTE CARLO 1973. Power But most of all, I resent the “Don't Drives" who have V 20 29 30 31 . HOFESSIONAL Richard Young. 649-1975. steering, power brakes, SAAB 99E 1972- 4 door. Front feudal union ■ never^ drivetr because they're "too nervous," but are the BA9Y 0UCK5-.ANP THE 9P&AR- 42 ALLAN T KEELER S TAX 'tRESSMAKING & aulomatic, $1,575. Call 648 wheel drive. Automalic. OUN MI55ILE MERELY GRAZE© 54 Convene world's most unnerving backseat driversi 55 Sometime 1 1 SERVICE. Tax Returns done \LTERATIONS done in my Booling-SIdIng-ChImney 34 1149 anytime. Excellent condition HIS SHOULPEKt 35 PERSONAL Paperhanging DO DRIVE IN ARIZONA 56 Starch 7. in the privacy of your home. home Please call 646-4972. For particular people, by mechanically. Sound. Call 568- 1 1 Call 871-1781. for appointment. Monday thru Friday 10:00 HIDWELL HOME Improve­ 7833, evenings. 57 Period 36 30 Dick Call 643-5703 anytime BANK REPOSSESSIONS DEAR DO DRIVE: You must be living in the wrong 58 Compensates ,1 m to 3:00 p.m. ment Co, Expert installation 4t ■ of aluminum siding gutters FOR SALE- 1975 Oldsmobile retirement commnnity. Read on; 59 Again ALL TYPES OF TAXES PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 1966 MUSTANG- 289. Very F ACCURATE and trim Roofing installation Vista Cruiser Statisir Wagon, good condition. Automatic. 60 Stage need ■ - PREPARED- Individual, AND PAPERING - Interior DEAR ABBY: I live in an area with a large population of 44 46 47 41 49 EXPERIENCED TAX specialists. Commerical and and repairs 649-6495. 871-2323. needs b o ^ work $2700: 1974 $1300, or best offer. Call 648 1 tarinership. corporations. DOWN ^ io 51 52 HELP-Your home. Low cost residential. .Free estimates, I’onliac Firebird, automatic 7648 after 5 p.m. ' senior citizens, many of whom do not drive. (My eyes are 53 54 Vill come to vour home. Call with air $2295: 1973 Ford poor, so I can't drive.) 568-5742. small business? Sold home? fully insured. 646-4879. .SPECIALIZING cleaning and 55 Itemized deductions. 633-1267. repairing chimneys, roofs, Country Sedan Station Wagon However, I’ve never wanted for transportation anywhere. 1 Man of great 56 57 COUGAR 1971 - Aulomatic. valor new roofs. Free estimates. 30 $900: 1973 Chevrolet Bel Air 58 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• power steering, console, steel Two or three neightbors call me daily, offering to drive me 59 60 .ACCUR.ATE...... rears Experience. Howley. $1000: 1972 Ford Maverick belted tires. Good condition. wherever I want to go. 2 Mesdames REFINISHED KITCHEN Building Contracting 33 - 1 EXPERIENCED TAX 643-5361. $1000: 1970 Chevrolet Malibu $800. After 4 PM., 872-3873. Perhaps it's because I keep a record of all the rides I get. I INIWSFAFf a CNTiaMIIC ASSN i CABINETS & COUNTERS- HELP-Your home. Low cost. $700: 1970 Chrysler New mark down the approximate amount I would have paid had I Small Business'’ Sold Home?. Woodwork. Floors, for homes WES ROBBINS Carpentry HOOFER WILL Install roof, Yorker $650. The above may 1963 MERCURY COMET- and apartments. 667-3643. ask remodeling specialist. Ad­ hired a taxi. Then, periodically, I give each person who has Itemized deductions. 633-1267. siding or gutter for low dis­ be seen at the Savings bank of Excellent condition. Ideal se­ for Ken. ditions. rec rooms dormers, •Manchester. 923 Main Street. driven me a box of groceries whose cash value equals the Alley Oop — Dave Graua win at bridge count price. Call Ken at 647- cond car. $325 firm. Call 643- cab fare I saved. built-ins. bathrooms, 1566. Manchester. 4815. after 3 p.m. CiM TREE SERVICE - Free BILL S SEWING MACHINE kitchens. 649-3446. DON'T DRIVE, DO PAY estimates, discount senior REPAIRS- Quality work at TRACY BROTHERS- VOLKSWAGEN FA.STBACK, Trucks lor Sale 62 were cashed. First, citizens. Company good prices! Free pick up and CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Roofing.ifing. Flat Roof, Hot Tar, 1970. $250 engine needs work. DEAR ABBY: What do you think of relatives you never 5. ) '^ iV K N O W , -BESIPES, I dummy’s king, then her ace. delivery. Call 649-0487. .-\dditions. Repairs.' Cabinets. 7 WHAT *lilEy SRV. I THINK I LIKE NORTH If clubs had divided 2-2, Manchester-owned and Gravel, Built-Up Roofingng. Call 649-9537. 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN hear from unless they're drunk? NOW SJF^SNOZ ti ea sy COME operated. Call 646-1327. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. aLCHMKE « K J 6 declarer would have had Commercial & R esidential. window van. Excellent condi­ SHIRLEY ICANNCrrBE.' SNOW PLOWING PLAIN OL' W K8 seven heart tricks, one dia­ Free Estimates. 872-6269. tion. Very low mileage. Cap­ •includM up to 5 qts. of oil. FOOZY.' « A73 REWEAVING burn holes. COMMERCIAL AND •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 HORNET SPORTABOUT mond and five club tricks. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY tains chairs. Stereo and •o il fiUer DEAR SHIRLEY: It could be worse. You could have • K 8764 Zippers, umbrellas repaired. RESIDENTIAL- Manchester Heating-Plumbing 35 WAGON - 6 -cylinder, cassette. Radials. 429-9461. reUtives you never hear from unless they're BROKE. Clubs did not divide, but Window shades. Venetian area. Free estimates. Carpentry and general con­ automatic. AM-FM stereo, •free shock absorber WEST EAST fortunately for Renee the blinds. Kevs. TV FOR RENT. Reasonable. 646-5489 or 646- tracting. Residential and radials: 35,000 miles. ♦ AQ 10 84 «7S3 hand with the singleton club commercial. Whether it be a SEWERLINES, sink lines, 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN chock DEAR ABBY: I am still laughing about something that Marlow s. 867 Main St. 649- .5747 anytime. cleaned with electric cutters, Excellent condition. $3000. WINDOW VAN- 318.8. AT, PS. W83 WS2 (West) also had both the 5221. small repair job. a custom Call 646-7275. happened this morning. The character who gave me that ♦ KQ10S2 4 J 9864 spade ace and queen. built home or anything in by professionals. McKinney stereo, radials, low mileage. •free exhaust system laugh sounds like someone who'd write to you. CROSSEN ELECTRIC Will Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ $4650; 429-9461. ♦ 9 • Q J 10 clarer wisely led a spade to ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, light up vour life! Residential between, call 646-1379. 1971 PLYM OUTH Inspection I am a switchboard operator for the telephone company. dummy and West was in pany. 643-5308. When I answered a call this morning there was no response SOUTH attics, garages, yards Wiring. Call 871-0166 days; SATEI.LITE - 4 door sedan. V- 1974 DODGE VAN- Excellent ♦ 92 trouble. If he played low, cleaned, moving, 646-5283 evenings. NEWTON SMITH- 8. with air conditioning. on the other end of the line. After I had said, "Good morning, declarer would win with the Remodeling, Repairs, and NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet running condition. Under 60,- • AQJU$74 trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn repairs, piugged drains, Asking $650. Call 646-7914 000 miles. Call 9-5, 643-2171. $7.50 this is the Pacific Telephone Company" for the third time, I * ------king in duinmy and discard sendee. No job too big or REUPHOLSTER FOR Rec-Rooms. No job to small. after 6 PM. oftor fxpkM Mar. 31,1971 heard a somewhat embarrassed little female voice say, "Is the remaining spade on the 649-3144. kitchen faucets replaced, ask for Steve. • AS32 small. 568-8322. EASTER- Wide selection of repaired, rec rooms, this REALLY the telephone company?" The Fiintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productiona ace of diamonds. She would fabrics. Reasonable rates. I assured her it was, and asked her to whom she wanted to Vulnerable: Both then concede a club trick bathroom remodeling, heat and claim the contract. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Call 643-9618. modernization, etc. Free 1966 BUICK ELECTRA 225. speak. Dealer: East installation and repairs. Free CARPENTRY & MASONRY - DODGE 1 974 POW ER [R e g a l Estimate gladly given. M & N Very good condition. WAGON- 30.000 miles. 4 way She replied, “Nobody, I guess. I found this telephone YABBA-PABBA West North East Soutl West won the ace of estimates. Call 646-3745. after WATERPROOFING- Additions and Remodeling, spades to avoid just such an free estimates. Call Anthony Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Completely restored. New plow. Big tires. Manv options. number in my husband's coat pocket and my curiosity was 000-0/ IT'S Pass IP 5 p.m. Hatchwavs. Foundation brakes, exhaust system. Must killing me.” eventuality, but to no avail. Cracks, Tile Lines. Sump .Squillacote 649-0811. Roger. 871-0183. 872-9938. FOK A QUICK NAppy !♦ 3 NT Pass 5W .MANCHESTER PLUMBING be seen. 643-0294.' DORIS IN L.A. ONE A rJjO j^ Pass 6 w Pass Pass He returned a diamond BRICK. BLOCK, STONE, Pumps, Window Wells. Gravi- & HEATING - Repairs. NOUP Pass which declarer ruffed in her U F e e d s . 30 Y e a rs CARPENTER - Repairs, FORD 1978 F-150 Styleside Fireplaces.concrete. Chimney Remodeling. Pumps repaired 1972 GRAND TORINO - Best Pickup. 20.000 rniles. hand and it was a simple repairs. No job too small Experience! 643-4953, 242- remodeling, additions, gar­ matter to lead a spade to ages, roofing. Call David replaced. Free estimates. offer. 649-2452 after 7 PM. hixcellent condition. 6 Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ 5915. Electric drain-snaking. 24- D« JTM with I'M had Bore Meads? Far the aaerat el Opening lead; *K dummy’s king-jack and timates. Patria. 644-1796. cylinder standard, (uses ■apalarify, gat Abby’a aaw baaldat: “Vew Ta Ba P a p ^ ; hour service. 646-0237. 1973 DODGE CORONET - 4 regular gas). Price includes finesse for West’s queen. TM 'ra Navtr T m Y m m a r Tee Old." Bead fl with a laM , Door. Small 8. AT. PS. PB. cap and extra 8 inch wheels Declarer would up losing High mileage. Looks new. aaU-addiaaaad, itaBpad 08 eaita) M v e ^ to Ahhjr, Itt By Oswald Jacoby one spade trick, but both with new snow tires. $4,600. and Alan Sontag No place to store yout $1295. Call 623-S093. Call 643-9295. ^ Laahy Drive, Bavarly Hint, CaU.90m . . -. club losers were thrown KEEP SMILING bicycle? Sell It for extra away, one on the diamond Apartments For Bent S3 otflces-Stores tor Bent 55 cash with a low cost This hand was bid and ace and the other on the K E E P H A P P Y played aggressively by Re­ Classified Ad. spade king. Everything was ROCKVILLE- ,3 1 2 Room ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. Astrograph nee Molson, one of Canada’s made possible by the far­ Apartment in quiet Ideal location. $300 including best women players, at the sighted ruff at trick one. 1978 Can Am Regional at the neighborhood. Appliances, u tilities. Don Horrigan. FORD The Born Loaar — Art Sanaom ' Declarer had to keep both heat. No pets. No children. Barrows Company. 647-1000. f Queen Elizabeth Hotel in AMERICAS’ NO. 1 Montreal. Renee's jump to spades in her hand at trick Securitv. J165 monthly. 646- especially careful that the r five hearts indicated that one to allow her to make the 1060. MANCHESTER- Main Street 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING TRUCKS other parly is leveling with you. r contract when the club suit modem office available. 400 Check out all the facts. W w a w i? I DOMt 1HIIJK TVB MVS A BEAR svei, was the suit she wanted to play the hand in and asked did not break. She could not sq. ft. Heat. AC included. Call LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Steer have taken the make-oi^ 646-2469 or 646-2755. clear of accepting favors from North to bid a slam if he had first- or second-round con­ break jack of spades finesse OFFICE SPACE SEUING TRUCK well-meaning co-workers pF'ibUP-FiPTOP. with only one spade in her today. Instead of helping to trol in West’s spade suit. 466 MAIN STREET. North of /iW O R Ii March 1, 1979 hand. FOR RENT Post office, about 5.000 sq. ft. ease your problems, they A key move occurred at (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I There's a strong possibility you could create an expensive trick one. Declarer ruffed 1250 square feel, center of Mair of centrally located space. could add to your resources or the king of diamonds to (For a copy oUACOBYMOD­ Ichesler. air fonditioniiiR anq Ideal for store, office or other enhance your income through VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Al­ business or commercial use. I 315 CINT[|ST..MANCHfSnil.CONN.*nion««43-5l35 delay taking a discard on the ERN, send SI lo: •'Win at I parking CaU 643-9551 a creative enterprise this com­ though you may be jusIKied In ace of diamonds until later. Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. ing year. It could be through an Bridge , " care ol this newspa­ reacting harshly lo a sticky Trumps were drawn in two per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City involvement where you’re social situation today. It will do rounds and the top clubs Slalion, New York. N. Y. 100191 TWO STORES OR OFFICES - given free rein for your imagi­ you more harm than good. Turn Spruce Street. Heat and lights nation. the other cheek. HEainciin — UEorgE uaw iy Mpplo Capes included. $175 and $200 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Some­ monthly. Security required. CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Someone you will be dealing thing you've left unattended fJZfk Call 643-0917. with today may not be as fair may catch up with you today lo on all makes... and willing to share as you are. put you in a light spot. Don't Wlnthrop — Dick Cavalll MANCHESTER - Retail, Make concessions, but see shift the blame to innocent storage, and/or manufac­ that the other party does like­ bystanders. LOAN and RENTAL CARS . wise. Find out more about SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It is turing space. 2.000 sq. ft. to r m u s t h a v e F2L1N 100,000 sq. ft. Very Available by Appointment... | yourself by sending for your very important to keep your r THINK THAT reasonable. Brokers 1979 copy of Astro-Graph Let­ priorities In order today. If you -a t l e a s t S A R B A ^ f I protected. Call Heyman ter. 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Wed., Feb. 28. 1979 Board Seeks Approval of Intact Budget By SrSAN Yavis said that it "will not be easy court cases, an increase in special Last year the Board of Directors nate education program which is a lliT iilil K r|iortrr to live within the six percent.” He teachers for the elementary schools, the inclusion of director tie-in fire noted the inflation rate of 10.8 per­ preventative maintenance for school cut $375,000 from the board's $15,957,- $17,500 items included in the school alarm boxes for Bowers and Waddell MANCHESTER - The Board of 756 budget request. cent for January, increasing oil buildings, roof repairs beyond im­ Iward’s improvements. Kennedy said schools. The schools would be tied in Cooking Education asked the town Board of prices, the poor condition of some mediate needs, and a minimum Thomas Connors, town director, the program was aimed at potential to the Eighth District Fire Depart­ Two Directors Tuesday night to ap­ Dinner for two” usually conjures up imaoes of asked several questions about the dropouts and could probably be propriate its $16.3 million school school buildings, and unfunded con­ equipment replacement program. ment. candlelight and romance. But dinner for two is an tingencies for possible court cases. Kennedy also noted that the school budget, including an explanation of doubled or tripled if the schools had Director Stephen Cassano and budget request intact. the capital improvement request for the facilities. everyday occurrence for about 44 million people in In presenting the budget to the "There are limited areas where we budget does not meet the predicted Town Board Chairman Stephen Penny can achieve dramatic savings this or present inflation rate. an all-weather running track at Connors also asked for school the United States. In the past, recipes were specif­ directors, Schot)! Board Chairman Marichester High School. asked Assistant School Superinten­ year." Yavis said, noting the savings Kennedy said that the Board of board figures on the number of dent Wilson E. Deakin for an ically designed with four to six people in mind. And John Yavis said, "We have already Kennedy said the request was children who get reduced rates on included a savings "by with the last year made by the premature Education was able to meet its lower elaboration of the benefits of the it isn t always so easy to cut recipes in half or even based on community interest in run­ school lunches based on income elimination of 10 teaching positions. closing of Green School, "No other budget during current school year CETA program to the Board of harder, in thirds. But with the modern family size closings are planned this year." he with the closing of Green School, and ning, needs expressed by the high levels. Education. He said. "The budget easily could school athletic staff, and deficiencies shrinking, the need to develop food ideas esp>ecially have been one to two percent higher, said. use of CETA (Comprehensive Connors concerns were in conjunc­ The two boards agreed to meet in the present track pointed out tion with the discrepancies between suited for smaller households is being recognized. but we chose to keep within the In his presentation of the budget. Employment Training Act) funds for again later during the directors’ School Superintendent James P. staff, the use of the retirement incen­ during the Manchester Community proposed income cutoffs proposed by budget review. guidelines " College relays. He also said it is the the Dental Association and the town The directors had recommended a Kennedy also listed areas which tive program, conservation and Rotisserie Duckling were not funded in the school budget, “ good luck " with utilities and only area of the athletic fields, out­ in providing dental care for lower In­ six percent limit on budget increases side of practice areas, which has not come families. for all town departments for next but which are all potential needs or deferring building maintenance and 1 (4-5 pound) frozen duckling, thawed been improved. The estimated cost The figure provided by the board You Know 2 tablespoons lemon juice year. The school board's problems. Those included extra fun­ good "experience” in the health in­ of the track would be $50,000. was 290 to 300 students who are in the 3 tablespoons coarse salt recommended budget increases was ding for fuel oil, gasoline and elec­ surance, which resulted in lower The spider web, lor its size, is the Connors also asked about the alter­ reduced lunch category, exactly at six percent tricity, pending special education rates. strongest fiber found in nature. Cumberland Glaze (recipe follows) Connors also indicated he favored Squeeze lemon juice over duckling. Sprinkle with coarse salt, inside and out. Place in refrigerator at least 4 hours or overnight. With paper towels rub off salt; do not rinse. Preheat open hearth broiler/rolisserie. Insert spit through Soviets Say War Can Spread duckling so that both pronged forks are tightly inserted- lighten screws. Balance duckling on spit. Place spit on M ncmiu (ITDl)I II_: TK« ui j.i._ .. •MOSCOW (UPl — The Soviet Union The commentary repeatedly blamed the warpath." spit supports. Adjust supports so duckling is as close as West for encouraging China and warned The Pravda commentary reiterated the said in a sober but bitter news commen­ The article appeared to be a definitive possible to heating element without touching it Attach the war between China and Vietnam may government’s to initial Sunday warning WE SHARPEN tary today China has spurned the "voice of statement on the Soviet attitude toward motor and turn on. Cook 2 hours. Brush duckling with reason" and embarked on a bloodletting spread. "Those who today hope to warm and stressed that Moscow intends uphold the Chinese invasion and seemed to lay its commitments to Vietnam under the Cumberland Glaze and continue cooking for 15 minutes, campaign in Vietnam that threatens to themselves by its flames rashly risk being brushing frequently with glaze. .spread unless it is stopped immediately. the groundwork for whatever steps the new 25-year friendship and cooperation the next victim of the aggressor and his Kremlin might take against Peking. The FIGURE The 2.000-word commentary carried by adventuristic policy." it said. treaty. Note: If glaze is not desired, cook duckling 2 hours and Soviet Union already has officially warned 15 minutes and serve with Fruited Gravy. the Tass news agency was written for the It al.so singled out the United States, That agreement, signed in November, China to get out of Vietnam "before it’s calls for “mutual consultation” should Communist Party newspaper Pravda by saying, "The ambivalent stand taken bv too late," either party be attacked, but leaves un­ SKATES Igor Alexandrov — a name viewed as a the U S. ruling circles in the face of the Moscow has confined itself to the pseudonym for top party leaders that Chinese leadership's open threats against clear what military steps, if any, might be original warning, although there has been taken. Cumberland Glaze reflects the thinking at the highest levels Vietnam has. as a matter of fact, con­ a gradual strengthening of Soviet naval of the Soviet Union. tributed to Peking's openly taking the The statement, while free of some of the WHILE YOU 3/4 cup red currant jelly forces in the South China Sea and an in­ wilder rhetoric common in Soviet com­ 3/4 cup orange juice crease in air transport cargo deliveries to mentaries, said Peking was "going over to 1/4 cup lemon juice Hanoi, according to Western intelligence the bloodletting stage of its expansionist 1/4 teaspoon ground ginger services. policy" and has begun transferring fresh- WAIT Dash cayenne Ayatollah Seeking A public announcement of any change in troops into the fighting. 2 tablespoons corn starch Soviet policy is likely to come Friday 2 tablespoons water "It should be equally clear that the war .-St when President Leonid Brezhnev is conflagration may spread out if Peking’s scheduled to make a nationally televised aggression against Vietnam is not CAPITOL EQUIPMENT In small Mucepan heat jelly over medium heat until melted. To Restore Order address on the eve of elections to the stopped, if the aggressor is not made to MANCHESTER, CT. Gradually stir in orange and lemon juices. Add ginger and Soviet parliament. get out immediately." 38 MAIN STREET 643-7958 cayenne. Mix corn starch and water. Gradually stir into TEHRAN. Iran (UPI) — Ayatollah In other points Khomeini said he has jelly mixture. Stirring constantly, bring to boil over medium Ruhollah^ Khomeini today called for recommended the government supply free heat and boil I minute. Brush on duckling during last 15 restoration of law and order in Iran, free electricity and water to the poor, urged minutes of cooking time. Makes 11/2 cups. water and electricity for the poor and no the rooting out of all American, Soviet and victimization of opponents of his Islamic British influence in the country and SALE ENDS TUES.. MARCH 6TH. MARCH ir'TO FA 1///VGS republic. ordered leftist and pro-shah meetings to Khomeini issued the call in a message be boycotted. published and broadcast to the nation a Khomeini also told the people to stop at­ day before he withdraws from Tehran to tacking army and police posts or entering the holy city of Qom. 100 miles south of the private homes and ordered prisoners of capital, to resume teaching at the Fnizieh the revolutionary regime to be treated Koranic school from which the ousted humanely. SUPER shah exiled him 15 years ago. . In Qom itself. 30.000 Islamic A ministry of interior spokesman an­ revolutionary militia braced for the nounced a nationwide referendum on arrival of Khomeini and the huge crowds DRUGS whether the people want an Islamic enovese expected to greet him. G______\ THE PHARMACY STORE AND A WHOLI WHOLE LOT MORE republic will be held between March 21 Khomeini's message came as Iranian and 24. oil chief Hassan Nazih said the nation will Khomeini, in his 14-point message, said: have no further dealings with the 13- "I expect the people will vote in favor of company consortium of American. an Islamic republic because this was the British. French and Dutch oil companies sole cause of the revolution." that has handled the bulk of Iranian oil for He added: "Those who are against it are the past 25 years, free to say so and I order the mullahs to Nazih accused the consortium of \CH into SAVINGS! The most satisfactory method of cutting duck­ see to it that nobody is ostracized for "wheeling and dealing" and making doing so," ling is to quarter it With poultry shears and a ■‘secret deals." He did not elaborate. carving fork, cut along one side of breastbone about half the length of the bird. 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Stirring constantly, bring to boil over buy one of these 22 to 28 | WINDSOR AM/FM ^ medium heat and boil 1 minute. Makes 4 servings. lb. whole U.S.D.A. Ijii REEF ROAST...... ib.•‘ 2,29 Note: To serve chilled, place cold soup in blender container. Cover and blend 15 seconds POCKET RADIO.im, 9.99 JROBITUSSIN DM Note, fresh peas are used, cook in boiling water 5 minutes. or unttl smooth. Choice Bottom Rounds |:i; ROnOMROUNO s i 7 Q and we will cut it into 4 O Z,...... r»»U9....1 .39 Eye Round Roasts, |.....®!®f...^AST H i. I B 1 w EVEREADY WATERPROOF Ruinp Oven Roast, r LANTERN •I9 IW B ...... m.6.99 ...5.99 BAN ROLL ON 1.5 OZ. o o r Center Bottom Round ?■ ^ Roast and 4 to 5 lbs. lean ROnOM ROUNO ROAST 1 ^ EVEREADY POCKET Round Ground. BRKK SHAMPOO or SWISS STEAKS...... lb . lITf *S11SW8...... n f.1 .H ... 1.77 Your neighbor’s kitchen Packer Cut J2" 11 OZ. OQ< ib .S 1 .0 8 I EVEREADY BAUERIES: I Normul, Dry, Oily...... rag 1.59...... WW M WEAVER CHICKEN PLUMPLARGE No charge for careful :jfj 9 VOIT 2 PACK o O r VIDAL SASSOON By Betty Ryder freezer wrapping. SOLOGNA FOWL #216BP2...... rH .1.25...... YTF PROTEIN PACK . . A lK A im AA 4 PK. m 7 7 2's U9 1.49 ib.99< #E91BM...... n .1 1 9 ... I.// Land 01 Lakes I lb. I ROSEMILK SKIN CARE RUTTER A IK A IM IC or D 2 PK. a AC Monsieur Bernard Marchais, •E93BP2, •E95BC2...... m .t.3 9 ti. .. LOTION 18 OZ. rag Z79 1.37 consomme and pour over the sorrel. 16 ounces (2 cups) good wine executive chef at the Elbow Beach Mix the egg yolks with the cream. I ih *1 I"'® Oysters, Haddock and AlKAimi 9 voir SIH6U m « a Hotel in Paget, Bermuda, is from vinegar gallops. A special on frozen Haddock fillets •622BP...... r i.1 .6 9 .... I .elV ALBERTO VOS Touraine, France. Pour the consomme and sorrel slow­ 8 ounces chopped shallots ly over the cream mixture, stirring I I d a h o ■«9.Im ' I ^ anti frozen Flounder Fillets lb. 2.19 H lA V r DUTY 9 v o i r 2 PK. a HAIRDRESSING r^ is , 99^ He supervises the preparation of 1 teaspon chopped parsley •1222BI'2...... ni.1.64 ... I .0 7 , constantly. Return to stove and cook Salt and pepper all meals from breakfask over lunch slowly, stirring with a wooden spoon, PREFERENCE by L'Oreal ^ to dinner, with a few special Cut the broilers into fourths _ , i¥ ARMOUR'S SELF g TOBIN lit PRIZE until the soup starts to thicken. (Do HAIR COLOR rag Z99 2.29 banquets and gala dinners thrown in. removing back bones and wing tips. b R k R Q S S BA8TINQ10l o 12lb. % OLDE HEIDELBERQ SUPER S/1 VINGS ON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS! About 1,500 rneals leave the Put the chicken pieces into a shallow w tw w I TURKEYS GERMAN ^NIVEA CREAM 6 OZ. kitchens daily and during one year pan with 4 tablespoons butter, CAMPBELL’S ^ INDOOR/OUTDOOR some 400,000 cups of coffee, 500,000 season, cover and start cooking slow­ or LOTION lOOZ. n^u», 89< eggs, 50,000 steaks, 100,000 pounds of ly on top of stove. Finish the cooking TOMATO SOUP i > ib.M.99 THERMOMETER *269.. it|. 1.29 potatoes, 50,000 pounds of prime ribs in a slow oven, 300 degrees. When A view of the beautiful Elbow Beach Hotel in HELENA RUBENSTEIN of beef, to name a few items, are chicken is tender and golden brown, ______COPPER DUST PAN used. remove from pan. Place on a serving Paget, Bermuda. Insert is Monsieur Bernard ' DUNCM NMES CAKE MIXES 0 0 d ULTRA FEMININE CREAM m a o Monsieur Marchais and his chefs platter and keep warm. Add the Marchais, its executive chef. SPONGE MOP WHli Eitrugunl Progiitront -4 oz... rag 7.00___w . W have parted with some of their shallots to the pan juices and brown. Varlbatt Frash I wHkSCRUBBa...... n.399 3.33 recipes which appear in the hotel’s Add vinegar and reduce it by two- BEST OF BONNE BELL ^ M own cookbook. thirds. Lower heat and swirl in Chickan Braatto | MRS. PAUL’S 14 OL ca A A The following are some of renuining softened butter, a little at add 2 ounces dry sherry and reduce PLASTIC HANGERS SET lwh//9 suppiiet la ttl. , , rag 3.60... Pinch of salt 2 . 9 9 B Marchais’ creations: a time, to thicken sauce. Check Ambato, Equator; Jacques from , I FISH STICKS p b /1 .3 9 not let it come to a boil). Remove completely. Add 6 ounces of heavy Make dough with these ingredients, seasoning. Add chopped parsley. cream and salt and pepper to taste, Orbe, in the French p art of 50 GREAT STORES Polage Germiny from heat, check seasoning. Pour roll out thinly and line 6 tartlet molds Switzerland; Martin from Pour the saut>e over the chicken and bring to a boil. Thicken with some with dough. Bake until golden brown. AND MORE COAAINGi (Sorrel Soup) into serving bowls. Recipe serves serve. Rice pilaff, noodles or boiled Manchester, England; Raymond, the t S qer IMRNITEMAID O A ^ six. Beurre Manie and boil a few minutes Remove from oven and fill with hot CNNRct roua '<4 cup fresh sorrel chief baker from Liverpool, OUR POLICY puacNAtrs potatoes go well with this dish. more. Add a drop of brandy before crabmeat and take out of molds. OMHGEJUICE | | | I C 8EN0VE8E DRUG 2 tablespoons butter (Sorrel is a green, leafy vegetable, Serves 4. England; Andre from Burgundy; i Thr pi.ifJiji ts dividing into tartlets. ■ ■OO frozen 12 ozc«ni dfIvM I'W .itp nqjuiU'fl similar to spinach, but more acW. It Serve hot. Fresh chopped parsley Jose from St. Miguel, Azores, and In III nr Vdl>‘ .if Ihi- |)'i(P 5 egg yolks Beurre Manie: Melt 2 ounces grows well in Bermuda). Crouslade de Crabe d’Alaska may be sprinkled on top as garnish. 2S M AIN ST. f4(Kl'l iV 'f l H l() df'v n-dSnn thf .ipn« 1 cup heavy cream butter and add flour until all butter many more. I’m not sure if this clrtvi-* ■si'fl >s nn The Elbow Beach cookbook is real­ dvd>l,«hlp 61' iti>m o l 5 cups beef consomme a la Chef Marchais, cookbook is available by mail, but if SlfTlll.| V jf llH w il p Poulet au vinaigre has been absorbed (almost like a O oHpiPrt II' 6 'd 'f' ly outstanding. I wish space per­ anyone is interested, give me a call PINEHURST g r o c e r y INC. ChP( k A 'li iM'g'vPnfoc Ihp mprChdndiSe Wash sorrel, remove hard stalks (Chef Marchais’ Crabmeat Tartlets) roux). Add as needed hot or cold. mitted me to share a few more of the T h a n k (Chicken with Vinegar Sauce) So that wa mah . MABTWBD. CONN. and cut leaves in shreds. Melt butter Chop W pound Alaska crabmeat not and I will inquire. ma mt6 aur cuitam ari wa raMiva tha riant to ItmN iila to I Tartlets: 308 Main f tiam. ttaw i avaiiabia for lala n B l o l l . N o t rtiD O fillbli for tvooiriohio outstanding recipes. For example, in a saucepan, add the sorrel and too fine, add a teaspoon of paprika 3 ourices Hour I’ll pop in additional recipes from MARCH INTO SA VINGS A T GENOVESE! 2 broiling chickens (2 pounds each) Hubert, from Nurnberg, Germany, MARCH INTO SA VINGS A T GENO VESE! cook until wilted and dry. Heat the ,and put into saucepan. Cook with l 2 ounces butter it from time to time so you'll get the 6 ounces (12 tablespoons) butter presents some recipes from his ounce of butter for a few minutes 2 ounces water international flavor of the gourmet native country, as does Bolivar from cuisine served at the Elbow Beach.

Vernon Girl Named Colleen A ^ ^ CiVliilNilNUEVENING HKKALD. HERALD. Wed., Wed.. F Feb. 28, 1979— PAGE TWENTY-THREE GLASTONBURY - The United A ll StopeShops open Simdaiy 9 a m « S i m i Irish Scx'ieties of Greater Hartford “BEST BUYSI have selei'ted their Irish Colleen and her court for 1979. This year s Colleen is Christine Regular or Thin 200 count 2 ply Facial Doherty of 55 Duncaster Lane. Ver­ Sliced ^ Green Giant non. She is a student at the Universi­ GfCmGM ty of Connecticut majoring in K t e e n e x D o le liM ets m arketing. I n l e t s The first runner-up is Sheila Foley, 1 1 « 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John TOWN” Fie Com Foley of 26 Lindman St.. Manchester. »L o r B b o w She is a student at Manchester Com­ ,2m munity College, pursuing a career in Supermrkets M acaroni c a n s ^ ^ the health field. Chunk or Crushed 4 Kathleen Callahan of 35 Hillcrest Stopashop Crushed Tomatoes SS S Sandwich Bags pbitaQtoOOO mvs m Drive. Vernon, is the second runner- 22 ‘1 Hl-C Drinks M 2 m ' 1 Del Monte Com Cream SM b ' S to p ! Shop .tar Of'P- pe^'^ up. She is a student at Eastern Tomato Puree 22S’1 Trash Bags P*dtaQBof40 Del Del Monte Drink M 2 2 S * 1 Cut Green Beans Mode Connecticut State College pursuing a "NMrSTNETME career in business. The third runner-up is Kathleen laroni & Cheese Stop & Shop Layer DelMonte Stop & Shop Cut Ann Moriarty of 11 Tracy Drive, Ver­ Regular or Diet non, She is a student at Central TOS8VEMOKY K r a f t C w e Connecticut State Coollege studying r a n G r c « n i i n Q o ^ to become a social worker. D i n n e r y e ll o ^ Eileen Gallagher, 19. of 17 Old M ill XTFMIK'S B fix e s B e a n s Uine, West Hartford, is the fourth runner-up. She is attending Hartford 7 % ^ ^ \ 1 ..Al 1 8 7 2 ^ ^ 2 8 o z .0 i VefetiBB Secretarial School to become a legal V-SMIEFOn p k g s . ^ 1 c a n s ! ^ ^ ■ c a n s ^ H Asstd. I N.R .secretary. Ravors btia Miss Popularity is Anna Mary P«nn DulcB 4 ebBberry Mushrooms PiecMtSisms ^ c 2tozcan Duggan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 5 Wyman Pie Filling Choc. Chip Cookies ^ ‘ 2^*1 Cut Wax Beans ■»«*»* *1 WME HOUSE.” Slop&Shop PisbiffyFamlyRjdgB O&C Potato Sticks •lames Duggan of Larrabee Street, Dac S O tD C B jV Brownie Mix 22Mounc«pkg Del Monte Peaches 4 ^ ‘1 French Green Beans *1 iZouncecan -East Hartford. StcedYekwCing Shasta Beverages 6pack A l Vonetlea The girls will be presented at the OPPOSm ST. BfltTHilUIICW’S CHURCH, 725 8th annual Coronation Ball on March 3 at Emmanuel Hall. Mohegan Drive, E. MHWU TPKL MHHCHESIER, TME H TURH West Hartford They will be on the WE a c c ep t FRANK’S c o u r t es y cards fo r Colleen s float in the St. Patrick's AT THE SHOPPHHi CEHIER SIGH. Day Parade in Hartford March 10 CHECKS M THE RMOUNT OF THE ORDER AND which begins at 11 a m. OPEH SAT MGHT T H l 7:30 MAHUFACIURER COUPON’S. The Colleen won a trip for two to Ireland and the members of her court iRusavage photo I' will receive savings bonds. The girls Christine Doherty were selecled from 25 contestants on wevc lowered •Ian 28 at Glastonbury High School. u a r D a y s ! Pick up a copy of our 16 page full colorcircular at o u ^ u rtesy boothi f o o d P R I C E S I ! Fill your meat freezer with poultry values! M iracle W hip CUckenoItheSea V m a m I a Marval Brand K r a f t T u n a Salad dressing jar ^ Chu” " t i f r e s i l e UaGrade^^A** in water or oil SaveSSv IBOTTOM ROUND and bread spread. 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I 12oz.Dkg. 1 Royal Gelatins rlSS. 35:^‘1 Stop&Shop Q 7ot *4 Folger’s Coffee comes in 3 3 l o g n a Hard Candies AIVviefiss O b ^ 1 % SlopiShop $4 Swiss Miss Cocoa Mix ‘1 Dry Roasted Peanuts~ 12oz.fV I grinds—regular, electric perc and CATLOn pONN. GRADE A EXTRA largeI ReoU»»M«lira«ow 12ot Pkg drip. Folger’s is mountain grown — German' f 4 9 that’s the richest, most aromatic kind 1 STRICTLY FRESH WHITE | Style A l b ‘ Contains not rTKxe S t o p & S h o p B ihticSrdteiier than 26% fat of coffee. TTie cool mountain air and b o u t ilA ti Stop & Shop Pastrami *1.99b Stop & Shop gentle sunshine let coffee ripen slowly Sold only in Approx pkg. of 40 pkgs Alpsberg Cheese Bavirian ‘2.506 BA fiill le strength a c h ^ lugs sheets for so it builds up richer flavor. 4 pound Chub liquid.liauld tissue Lvicky Folger’s Flaked Coffee is specially designed Otodorizing Purex Detergent 4 2 oz. M. *1 Lysol Cleaner 28 ounce boMe i C M 79 «l ‘ 1 StdptShop $4 for automatic drip coffeemakers. 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EVENING HERALD. Wed., Fefa. 28. 1979— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Menus residents over 60 are as chocolate/vanilla swirl noodles, mixed green salad Buyer^s Billboard follows: pudding, whole wheat with Italian dressing, fresh bread, margarine, skim orange, warm buttered bread and butter. Veal slaw, bread and butter. sticks, chocolate peanut Monday: Old-fashioned milk, coffee or tea. French bread, margarine, Manchester parmesan at the high Milk with all meals. green beans, wheat muffin, tart with topping. beef stew with wlfble skim milk, coffee or tea. Public Schools school. sliced peaches. Wednesday: Baked Wednesday: Elbows with Milk is served with all vegetables, seasoned green chicken flanctiard (cream Guard Against Being Cheated Wednesday: Turkey and f ' t - m ■ spaghetti sauce, tossed beans, chilled apricot pear sauce with mushrooms I. Friday: Vegetable soup, Check Trademark Cafeteria menus which cheese grinder with lettuce ^UtStOnOUry meals. Menu is subject to H v MICIIAKI, J. salad with French fruit cup, cornbread, Jewelers and Silversmiths piece of gold jewelry from will be sen’ed March 5-9 at and tomato, carrot and change without notice. whipped potatoes, paprika-baked filet of sole, marked, and in some cases office says federal law— 15 bols. gold content of a product, ply to sterling silver prod­ \ll Sriluuls dressing, yeast rolls. margarine, skim milk, vegetable medley, baked of America Inc., a not even gold." a retail store should ask to Manchester Public Schools celery sticks, soup, french lemon sauce, corn O’Brien, U.S. Code, 297 — requires The presence of the the person responsible for ucts,” Frankovich said. Thursday: Turkey in K l d e r l y coffee or tea. WASHINGTON (UPII - Providence. R.I. based see the registered are as follows: fries. Monday: Hamburger in rice custard pudding, gingerbread with The way to guard against both the karat quality and a trademark mean that the the quality must put his gravy, whipped potato, The people who make gold trade a.ssociation. It says it In addition the Federal Monday: Shells with bun, french fries, buttered Menus which will be Tuesday: Creole baked whole wheat bread, applc.saucc, tartar sauce, being cheated, the group trademark to appear on manufacturer, and in some federally registered trademark of the company Thursday: Pizza hero, buttered peas, bread and and silver jewelry believe has uncovered several Trade Commission has meat sauce, tossed .salad, corn, fruit cake. served March 5-9 at meatloaf, tomato margarine, skim milk, bread, margarine, skim adds, is to look for a both imported and I'ases the retailer or im­ trademark as adjacent as that guarantees its gold .salad, ice cream, butter, fruit cup. guidelines for the jewelry bread, butter, milk and Tuesday: Schoolmade vegetable au jus, au gratin coffee or tea. milk, coffee or tea. some consumers are being cases recently in which trademark on the piece of porter, guarantees the possible to the karat gold content, says George Friday: Batter dipped Mayfair and Westhill domestic products made of industry essentially mixed fruit. vegetable soup, toasted Friday: Fish portion, potatoes, pickled beet and Thursday: Beef The menu is subject to cheated. products — particularly jewelry. gold or sterling silver. item to be of the particular mark," the trade associa­ Frankovich, the associa­ fish filet, onlatn puffs, cole Gardens to Manchester providing that jewelry Tuesday: Tomato .soup, cheese sandwich, celery whipped potato, buttered onion salad, Stroganoff over egg change. That assessment tomes gold chains and ring — The Commerce karat quality marked. tion says. tion’ executive director. The mark is usually must be what it claims to bologna and lettuce or from the Manufacturing were not "of the quality Department's trademark "In guaranteeing the ‘‘The same trademark­ letters, numbers or sym­ A consumer buying a be. peanut butter and jelly ing requirements also ap- .sandwich, carrot sticks, Pop RoL'k, the crackling milk and chocolate pud­ candy, continues to ding. provoke rumors — all of Wednesday: Hamburg them, so far, unfounded. patty on a roll, potato The one most often puffs, whole kernel corn, repeated — and absolutely milk and ice cream. „ „ _____ Another reason YouTl do better untrue — concern allega­ Thursday: Roast turkey tion that a child actor who with gravy, potato, fim appears in a prominent TV cranberry sauce, buttered commercial for breakfast peas, bread, butter, milk cereal died from eating the of INN otfvortvol iim « to bo roodihf avoMM and peaches. UOk snp w iTN-A&Fsi\/| A l^ li A 3 P candy. tot son at or boia« itio atf«o(t«< irleo n oocti A lf Storo. ti- i^XJPON WVR ADE Eriday. Tuna salad on a C9< M ipoctftcoby ROM n ltw 0* The Food and Drug Ad­ roll, potato chips, cheese Eoch of thoM odvoitleod home le r«s ministration was asked------wedges, cole slaw, milk Save over *3*® when you clip and redeenA^ quirtd to bo roodlly ivaHtble for tolo recently to ban the candy and vanilla pudding with ■I or below the idveitited price In a smoked Ham Shop ) ) ^ { ( A&PbaPoultrYShop on the grounds that it could fruit sauce each AirP Store, except ae tpacifi- > lenten these money saving coupons at A&P! cally n oted In t h it ad. - pop into a child' eye, causing injury. General HyGrade-Waler Added Vernon Foods, the manufacturer, U.S.D.A. Cooked Ham ®2\® is so concerned about the Klcmentary & S y k e s W hole Insp. Carando-New England situation it t)3s run Monday: Tomato soup, U.S. No. 1-SIZE “ A” EASTERN SAUSAGE i 99* I /'W ith This Coupon & a $7.50 Purchase^ nev'spaper advertiement frankfurt on roll, potato Creamy to try to dispel the rumors. Avak. W id -F rN h rounds, carrot sticks, Fully Water U.S. No. 1 Eastern White For the record, here is mixed fruit, with peanut Cooked COLESLAW 49f the FDA’s official position HADDOCK Added Store Sliced granules. FILLETS on both Pop Rock and Tuesday: Salisbury FRYERS TURKEY BREAST ^ ®? 20 ■>. Bag W hite POTATOES Space Dust, andlBerTioiF------, Quick froien-5 lb. pka.$6.S9 Haddock or SHANKPORTION. 2 steak, onion gravy, parsley 2y2-3lbs. Puddlno fection. potatoes, corn, bread and PERCH FILLETS 2 0 b a g ■”Both products are made butter, chocolate pudding TAPIOCA 79* Quick Frozan-BaltarDippad Home Style *Ekc«p1 rtoflii n c liiM by taw of sugar, lactose, and ar­ with topping. Lm t On Coupon por Faoriy tificial color and A&PFISH&WS ''aWF9b.2S-Mar. 3 1979 Wednesday: Turkey, BAKED BEANS 59t WITH 99*C D E i flavorings. They are Lorraine ■ S l F : gravy, cranberry sauce, Quick Frozin-A4P la i » j « processed with carbon mashed potato, buttered CRISPY SHRIMP -M® SWISS CHEESE POTATOES COUPON dioxide to provide a peas, bread and butter, Quick Ffozan-Braadid store Sliced Cheese crackling sensation in the gelatin with topping. QUARTERED or WITH RACK mouth. Space Dust is a Thrusday: Juice, pizza, A&P FISH STICKS 69 Rump Portion MUENSTER : 99*_ n_SUP«BONUSCOUPON Shank Hall or powdered form. Pop Rock applesauce, ice cream. Quick Frozen-BattarOI|i|»d uu ^ . miTninn 57*, LEG'/«'I * is the granular form. FRYERS 59 ^ Friday: Vegetarian Whole Hams 22\^.) WINE CHEDDAR With This Coupon & a $7.50 Purchase^ | “FDA has received 10 A&P FISH STICKS Canter Slices soup, tuna salad rolls, NX-,,, o______^mcw 59V CUTUP * complaints of illness or in­ ill?*-3 — wmtwwGs 59 Eight O'clock french fries, onion sticks, Ham Steaks or Roasts ((( MORE MEAT VALUES jury associated with Pop peaches. Milk is served FISH PORTIONS Boneless-Thin iMSTHs 59*. niASTwi99' Rock and Space Dust. FDA with all meals. Quick Frozan-A&P-Batlor Dipped Breakfast Ham Slices ^BREASTS *r*» tecs ,? * PoMt or SmokK) COFFEE has investigated these ^ Ili>h & M iilille FISH PORTIONS X ^ ®® ^ ------42 89 cases but has not been able 2 y POLISH SAUSAGE M ® f 1 lb. bag to confirm that the candy Monday: Tomato soup, Gorton's-Frozan Hot or Snmt frankfurt on roll, potato causes illness or injury. BTEF CHUCK l i I *Eiciptitomi«iciuMbyliw rounds, pepper and carrot BAKED SCROD ITALIAN SAUSAGE M *? * * ■ Lifliil On Coupon por Family “FDA's Bureau of Foods B«l Of Moot ASP LVaMFab.»-Mar. 3.1979 sticks, mixed fruit with Frozan-Mrs. PauTs-Friad netoss has tested the candies to peanut granules. FISH STICKS X t-jss BOLOGNA SLICEDi-a ^ 1 ^® determine whether there is Tuesday: Salisbury BectorMul any danger to the stomach Tasta-O-Saa-Frozen steak, onion gravy, parsley from eating them. The $ - | 2 9 A&P FRANKS i*oM^® potatoes, corn, bread and SEAFOOD DINNER products were found safe No«l Colonlil-Sticoil Bool. Moot or Gorman n S U P « BONUS COUPON T butter, chocolate pudding Tasla-O-Saa-Frozan GRADE “ A” -WHITE and acceptable. FDA also with topping. TOP BOLOGNA found the amount of carbon Wuvirs-14. pkg. Wednesday: Turkey, CLAMPLAHER i f With This Coupon & a $7.50 Purchase* dioxide used in a package of the candy is about one- gravy, cranberry sauce, CHICKENfranks * I A&P-Grade"A"-Whlte MULTI-PACK 99 tenth the amount in a 22- mashed potato, buttered NewuiglmdStytt \ A&P peas, bread and butter, KOOAIMnnvNn D o ie n -A » P ® ounce can of carbonated WHOLiKHtNEL l e g g s soda." gelatin with topping. Hostess s M M r s a A i w Oyster < L ARCE Thursday: Juice, CORN Twinkles PiNIL DUTCH ctn.of 12 grinder, potato chips, CHOW Da Crackers n applesauce (Rockville ‘Eicapt itomanctuiM by law I ANN PAGE-MIXED Umll On Coupon par Fiflilty Best High I and juice, pizza, ASSORTED VARIETIES WITH MWFob.2$-Mar.3,1979 applesauce and ice cream Green m can H-0 instant w ac Sellers Friday: Baked fish, tar­ LARGE EGGS COUPON Peas 9C tar sauce, buttered brown 9 Oatmeai 02. box K oip fcl^ UPI Publishers Weekly rice, green beans, roll and ( Firlion , \ FerthaBatlt \ SPAGHEHI OMdoM butter, peaches. Milk with RICH N'READY SIX-PACK If I Chesapeake — Jam es A. all meals. ^VANITY PAK Franco- $a 11 Michener m POPEROUND Orange 16 oz. ^ it h This Coupon & a $7.50 Purchase‘\ War and Remembrance American 4 I Six Pack-Tabor — Herman Wouk Hebron TOHATORS Drink ~ TO btls. Overload — Arthur- * ASSOflTED VARIETIES w Hailey K lia in PURINA COCA-COLA The Stories of John ,*i;j^x’ ',28oz. Tab or trig l'il Monday: Juice, meatball Swiss iNiSS can' t Good MOWS 100 Ct, 16oz. Cheever — John Cheever and cheese grinder, potato roll Second Generation — Cocoa ; 1C btls. Howard Fast chips, garden salad, Cat Food ‘Eicopt Homoe iicludid by law z Evergreen — Belva Plain peaches. OtunkUgMtnOil’ L m t On Coi9onII por Fofliy rwiay — * B E m CROCKER-CHOC. OR WHITE 1^alMFob.25-lhf.3.B79 ‘ Tuesday: Juice, hot dog AliVarieties-Utyir LIQUID-LAUNDRY gj^79 cm/ tj The Sixth Command­ UBLSfl ment — Lawrence Sanders on roll, baked beans, cole liiw U a B . H Rjostino ...g g c slaw, gelatin with top­ DUNCAN HMES Ciorox COCA^OLA Dress Gray — Lucian K. ping. TilNA Truscott IV Wednesday: Spaghetti CAKEIHX Bieach s Fools Die — Mario Puzo Proteus — Morris West with meat sauce, garden SENECA ANN PAGE-ASST. FLAVORS ’t SUPER BONUS COUPON — salad, whole wheat bread 2 5 t OFF LABEL m Non firlion I! L a u ren Bacall: By and butter, spice cake. Lemon With This Coupon & a $7.50 Purchase* ivory Myself — Lauren Bacall Thursday: Pork patty, Ann Page-Asst. Flavors mashed potato, carrots, Juice Mommie Dearest — applesauce and cookies. Liquid Christina Crawford Friday: Tuna fish Half Gallon ICE CREAM A Distant Mirror — sandwich, vegetable soup, Barara Tuchman------potato chips, vegetable Vz gal. ctn. The Complete Scarsdale sticks, pears. C Medical Diet — Herman R. liNTENFAVORITE SLICED *Eicopt il9fR5 u c M M by la w l Tarnower and Samm The 'combo" is served Unit On Coupon por Family FROSTED Yaw Fob 25-Mar. 3.1979 Sinclair Baker daily as an alternate lunch. HOT CROSS L0MA-22GAL.-PLASTK WITH WHITE m m American Caesar — It includes hamburger on U.S. No 1-All Purpose BUNS Fresh-Bu¥ BOWL William Manchester bun. lettuce, tomato, BREAD REFUSE ICE CREAM COUPON onion, pickle, potato chips, EASTERN-WHITE SNO-WHITE If Life Is a Bowl of vegetable of the day, BRUSH BARREL' Cherries. What Am I Doing des.sert, bread and butter WITH MFP FLUORIDE ^— ( SUPW BONUS c o u p o n " ^ '*’- in th e Pits — Erma 'and milk. ' Bombeck POTATOES MUSHROOMS ic ^'5lliTO s^^& a$7^^ch^*\ Linda Goodina's Love I'llfiiiontary Colgate Signs — Linda Goodman Monday: Ravioli with ea. oz. In Search of .HistoiX.—____ meal sauce, garden salad. mpi 9 Theodore Shite French bread, fruit C o lg a te How to Prosper During ASP — tube OOTHPASTE cocktail, ikX XH O W FA T $■49 the Cuming Bad Years — Tuesday; Beef and Howard J . Ruff pepper patty, mashed CREAM Nurse — Peggy Ander­ potato, gravy, green beans, UrpStaeFaiiey-lM son. brownie CHEESE CMtsnhiW’-fM- Swwl-Jiiliiy 8 9 - v k i T M Wednesday: Hamburg p m m wiPBHClOiiw norme pizza, garden .salad, fruit TOMATOM TOOTHPASTE iC m m i m ) ^ ^ C O U P I gelatin with topping. mm m n I — 3 Thursday: Chicken-rice casserole with cheese, PepsodentrwuiT A 4 0 0 "nTsWWIIONUSCOUPQN gravy, carrots, pears. ON ANY BRAND High Ranking Toothbrurt Friday: Tunafish 3 >.1 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. l « l IINOUAMLItf nwith This Coupon & a $7 50 Purchase'A sandwich, chicken nwxlle !98 (UPI) — Indiana Universi­ soup, potato chips, citrus H44ni|)4 C o n t a c , $ 1 1 9 Any Brand-1 lb. ATMfiolSumnir WITH ty ranks among the top five salad, apple pie Milk with mwutemaid Fnm-iMdiTepi FRESH-SWEET'Si' RED-RIPE oCt C a p s u lo s schools in music, education all meals. BREAD STRAWBERRIES Biinftiail i-lb. Package COUPON and foreign languages, ac­ ORANGE WATERMELON d O e SLICED OriwIIIFlwrlti A&P-DlNciOUB cording to a national sur­ CARRO!l|,$g:|i|T| vey of 4,000 college and un­ .DOUGH JUICE FRESH “«'*• SEEDLESS $.139 BEAN SPROUTS _ S u p e r l l BACON iversity faculty members. South Windsor RAISINS *Eicotl Itima oicIhM by la« AF-2M0 The survey covered 19 M l Schools F« Our FIm Fultu rid Frianei Lbnit On CoEpen par FaRiy iC MMCONMTKMMa VaMfob.2Hlir. 3.1171 fields of teaching. Results •Monday Hamburg or IbIrdseed 5 t 9 9 * BIRD BUDDY e n t LOTION-TINM. eiZl published in a recent issue chccsc|jin(,(.i- „n roll, FEEDERS .. 0 9 W o n d r a b SLICED BACON of the Chronicle of Higher potato with gravy, corn. Education shows Indiana Tuesday: Spaghetti with ^PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB ?5-UaH 3, PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 25-MAR, 3,1979 led the list in both top five m WE RESEHVF THF Hiri WE RESERVE THE BIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAL DEALERS^ tiieat sauce, salad. Italian ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS and the best rankings in music. Stonford led the list of top five in education. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. Feb. J8, 1979 EVENING .HERALD, Wed.. Feb. 28. 1979— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN It ^8 Not All Big Mac and Fries Eating Habits ilP|Nsyii!i lOlh Graders Express Views on Nutrition C o m O il Start Young MlVAUNMNnilO 'Peanut Butter ’!s69« The U.S. Department of "I think one of the main nutritional guidelines, does C o f f e e ...... mind the razzing he gets better nutrition.” from junk food snacks in volunteer group. “I eat in the vegetable Agriculture's national ad­ problems is getting confess to an occassional a i« /U M O N m n Toddler D iapers... occassionally from fellow Todd, who is 5-7 and between meals. line,” he said. The other students to the point where "I was pretty much in •Itf NOOOU. OTOUN MOODll. HINCM ONION. SM iN JfA visory council on child slip:up — except for Big students when he passes up weighs 115 pounds, con­ “I do eat chocolate,” he By JEANNK I.ESEM they don't think it is the the age bracket and, in line serves sandwiches, he the rising cost of salad Parson Am m onia'v”s;29^ nutrition counsels the Macs. a good time gulping soft siders himself one of the said. "But I try to eat I'I’I Fiiniily Kdilor I YhopIMn Cup O Soups “!?!!«? .3,25 n worst thing on earth,” she their opinion, I was pretty said. green. But locally we see agency on federal and state “I just got real tired of drinks and munching can­ luckiest teen-agers around, fruits instead of sweets.” Dietitian Louise W. LAUNONVDtTUetNT said. "It probably could be well-rounded,” he said. Todd said his friends them switching to spinach. Apple Sauce ...... food programs for them,” she said, “so I dy- even though his friends Todd's appointment to Hamilton believes good children. Two new done somehow — but I The council's first give him some static about And th a t’s good, she I UQUO Cold P o w er...... haven't been back for a The young Piedmont may not always agree. the council came as sort of eating habits should start ShopRKi members who will atend don't know how. , meeting is scheduled for his strong views on good added: raw spinach is long time." youth, one of two school “My parents taught me a surprise. His mother, when children are still in Purex Bleach .... . 2 5 r *1 "It's the most important Washington, March 8-9. “ I eating habits, but it doesn’t more nutritious than let­ OfCAHMSTANT its March 8-9 meeting in children appointed to the how to eat nutritional Joan, was president of the diapers. Tartar Sauce...... fs39< part of what we're going to think we’re going to talk bother him. tuce. It is high in vitamin ShopRH* Washington. D.C., are high Bv JOAN MOW ER 19-member National Ad­ food," he said. “They South Carolina PTA. She When you start adding do. because they about areas we should get “ I get hassled every once A, contains some iron and N e s c a f e C o f f e e ??!;*3** school sophomores, Robin PIEDMONT, N.C. (CPI) visory Council for Child taught me the dos and introduced him to a state solids to a baby's diet, she AUVAIL Coconut Flakes ,,^ 89^ (students) can get a involved in,” said the teen­ in a while,” he said. more vitamin C than let­ Maddox of Independence, — Unlike many teen-agers Nutrition, has an unusual don'ts of nutrition.” Department of Education says, they should be dark VAR- Mo., and Todd I^rvine of balanced hot meal at ager, who hasn’t been to Despite his interest in tuce. V e t s D o g F o o d ^ who view paradise as a mission for a 15-year-old. Todd, whose father is a official. green and dark yellow UrrONAUVAR. school and some kids can't the nation's capital since nutrition, Todd said he has For people who don’t Hi-C D rin ks...... ’^ 4 9 * Piedmont. N.C. In the dis­ greasy hamburger and a "We're trying to get the truck driver, said his One day the woman vegetables, for example, get that all the time. he was a baby. no plans to turn food into a know where to turn for HUNT nUMA SALSA patches following. Miss float, Todd Purvine, a skin­ junk food out of the mother always prepared a called, asking if Todd instead of macaroni and C u p A S o u p ...... ’!:s 4 9 ^ They're also starting While Todd wants to im­ career. reliable information on AuvAnrmsshopWta Maddox and Purvine ny lOth-grader at Carolina schools," he said. "We're meal of meat, vegetables would like to serve on the noodle type things. Spaghetti Sauce__:s99^ breakfast programs now prove nutrition in school, “ I w a n t to be a nutrition, she suggests the HKRMXIUFOR express their views on High School, prefers to trying to get people to plan and starcRTn tffe evenings. council. After he submitted In a telephone interview, Toaster T arts __ .::s 4 9 go^ nutrition. that are reasonable. he has no complaints with professional photo­ 50 s t a te d i e t e ti c stick with fruits and more nutritious lunches She also insisted that he to interviews with two of- Miss Hamilton also MAS Chicken Broth.... Miss Maddox's public- the food at Carolina High grapher,” he said. "I'm associations, plus those in Kv ROB RAINS vegetables. and educate the parents and his brother, now 21, eat ficals in Washington, Todd suggested fathers be en­ RfGULARtKtAOtlD high school has the School, where officials going to start taking the District of Columbia Apple Juice ...... !is 9 9 ^ INDEPENDENCE, Mo. And. he said, he doesn't and the dietitians about breakfast and stay away was selected for the couraged to set a better (CPI) — Robin Maddox traditional hot plate lunch, offer a choice of lunches. classes next year.” and Puerto Rico, 196 dis­ LOO CAM Pillsbury Flour...... 2; 69^ example for their children. trict association, home doesn't remember the last but like an ever-increasing "There are some very P a n c a k e M i x .. iii 69< time she had a Big Mac. number of schools it offers economist at cooperative strong theories that fathers AU VAMimS mSSM V HUS b I ^ P e p p e r And she doesn't care. a variety of options either extension offices SDMMONOSmWAnR can influence eating habits Layer Cakes ..... Miss Maddox is like with the hot plate or in nationwide and food com­ more than mothers, I AuvAWfmsnusfuiiv C h u n k L i g h t lU n a many high school place of it. panies, many of which because of their msoYoa sophomores. After school, “We have sandwiches, SALE TODAY THRU offer nutrition brochures RTS Frosting ’?s, 89’ salads, desserts and negativism. The father free or at minimal I urroN Martel Sardines 2 69^ she goes home, eats and who won't drink milk or rushes off to work as a m alts," she said. "A lot of SATURDAY, MARCH 10th charges. T e a B a g s CHUNK w w n eat liver, for instance." Miss Hamilton declined waitress in a pizza parlor. people eat the salads. It SMUCXIItS Bum ble Bee lU n a . ‘!::£89^ C^/pharmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Miss Hamilton is a to recommend by name But she isn't going to be at just depends on what we're professor of foods and ShopHU-NCW work the weekend of having that day.” books available at libraries Grape Jelly !;,99< 2 nutrition in the cooperative March 8-9. She will be Miss Maddox said she and bookstores but I woxoawAnashopwtt Burger Sauce k 7 9 < extension service at The ShopRHt taking her first trip to has thought about going suggested guidelines. Chunk Light lU na *!?„59< Pennsylvania State Washington — on business. into nutritional work when CVS CVS Look for books, she said, CUT/FMM FUV04 CUT 0« DOUIU lU a CUT ICANS (I.U.I C r e a m S u c c o t a s h 3:;:^ *1 CVS CVS University, in University One of the two 10th she leaves school but said that: SPECIAL CARE ADULT Park, Pa. She is also presi­ Eden Green Beans4 '”^ 9^ graders appointed by the so far her only real TUSSIN DM NAIL POLISH — Encourage use of a dent of the American I WHOUKUNficomoe iviandarinla r in OOranges. ra n g e s .J£ ! 59^ U.S. Department of experience in the area had LOTION TOOTHBRUSH wide variety of foods and COUGH FORMULA Soft. Medium or REMOVER Dietetic Association, u»p«u auNumv come from home All Types All Types moderate eating habits. Farm F la vo r Peas 4 ^!^ 99^ Agriculture to the National Hard Bristles which sponsors an annual Advisory Council on Child economics classes and 4 ounce 16 ounce — Call for simple food COUNTY KIST Juke Cocktail...... !^..’£83^ 4 ounce National Nutrition Week to Nutrition. Miss Maddox school positions. preparation instead of ShooRheRID CANAGI call attention to the need P e a s ...... will be attending her first frying and heavy sauces. 1 $ for good eating habits. The IN UGHT smur suao YIUOW OMG Pickle Beets...... 3 ’^i^ meeting of the 19-member “I did meet with the — Have recipes that are COUNTRY SUNO council. It is designed to nutrition council for our dates .this year are March not unusually high in sugar, V a l V i t a P e a c h e s ’* ” s i4 9 * I MKMIOANMADC OR THANK YOU C atFood ...... l^;:.‘S i 5 9 * relay suggestions and ideas school,” she said. “We 4-10, fat and salt content. COM PARE TO COM PARE TO: COM PARE TO: DOWNY about nutritional programs helped plan school menus COMPARE TO How do bad eating habits — Use whole grain. Purple Plums ;i ’^ 39< Robilussin DM 4 02. 3t 1.8? Vaseline InlensiveCare Lotin lOoz. a( 1.53 - Pepsodenl Adull Toothbrush at 67- Culex Nail Polish Remover 3 oz. at 64 start? to the USDA. and helped the supervisor — And use the four food MANHAHAN 01 NIW ENGUNO Fabric S o fte n e r....^2^ “I suspect from lack of Miss Maddox admits, with new ideas. We started group — meat, milk, interest in or knowledge of S now s aam Chowder'^n 69' Buy 1,6 , A Dozen however, she may do more a foreign foods segment vegetables-fruits and good nutrition or lack of tllilON OR RfGULAR Sheets Soap Pads *ss57< listening than talking in the and that went over real breads-cereal — as a rule NXXaO/rLAM motivation,” Miss k first of three council well. We also decided to of thumb and that make Fabric Softener , 6 9< AUVARinKSJUMRO Morton Salt...;.....“ meetings this year. serve ribs one day.” Hamilton said. good choices within the Or Buy By the Case STRATFORD FARMS "I've been thinking about Miss Maddox, who was "Our restaurants are not food group. Bounty Towels .... 59^ that a lot," she said. “ But I recommended by the spon- fostering good eating "Fruits and vegetables ONTORRfGULAR Special Mvings on selected grocery items, for a Grape Jelly...... >n79^ haven't come up with sore of a nutritional coun­ C V S B R A N D habits with their un­ are the most poorly chosen limited time only! Since ShopRite was able to Ik’ipleC ola 2'^^^ anything. It's not really a cil at her junior high reasonable size servings. sometimes,” he said. The amount of waste is purchase certain grocery items at reduced prices, A jax O e an s er.....:.*..!s;39< pressing problem. school, said she had given •HIGHEST QUALITY NOW IS THE TIME “Citrus fruits are best SARATOGA SFARKMG horrible. People either “The problem is that I up on being appointed until because of their vitamin Tide Detergent is *2” we are able to pass the savings along to you. Shop •LABORATORY TESTED can’t eat it all or they FRECZfORKD think the eating habits she was called by the UDA. TO TRY CVS BRANDS C." Mineral Water....3 '£ 89^ overeat." now and save! Special low p r^ s on these grocery OOAN STRAY start when you are young “I was real excited about •PRICED LOWER THAN AT EXTRA She said a tangerine Maxim Coffee .... and go. You probably will it,” she said. “Last year She was talking about so- might be a better choice products good only as long as S rapefruit Juice !ii^99< NATIONAL BRANDS called tablecloth eat that way for the rest of something was said about SPECIAL SAVINGS than a pear, for example, SPECIAL WBCHASE supply lasts! your life.” it and nothing happened restaurants, not fast food unless you’ve met your •FULL MONEY BACK operation whose serving vitamin C needs for the Limited Vime Onh Take advantage of these lowprlces... the more you Miss Maddox said she and I didn't hear from | SHELLS'N CHBXMR/ItMSTS'N CHBXMR C believed the major anybody so I kind of dis- , GUARANTEE sizes are not usually as day, IMCAKMiaeSE buy. the more you save! To insure that all of our COMPARE & SAVE large. (X is to n m have an opportunity to purchase items at 77 \ #*7MNSRAGHETTl/#35aBOW problem facing the council missed it. I think this is the A proper balance of ' MACAROMOR Nor does she think sale prtees, we must reserve the right to occasion­ would come in the area of first time they have had ' calories is almost the most PRMCE MINERS CVS there’s a lost generation of ally limit ((uwtities to units of four. lOlW E #8 SMGHETTI school lunch programs, students on the board.” I CVS CVS CVS important guideline, Miss although other areas will But Miss Maddox, while BUFFERED junk food freak. Hamilton added. also be brought up for dis­ trying to follow what she BEAUTY OIL TOOTHPASTE LATEX "Some good foods come “People eat what they 6V4-oi. C | 0 ^ ASPIRIN With Stannous Fluoride out of fast food places: piz­ IC cussion. knows to be proper | Acts Fasts For MOISTURIZER 6LDVES like and spend their food Regular or Mint za, burgers, salad bars. Pain Rebel Velvet Lined money on meat when they 5 225 tablets 4 ounce 7 ounce Small, Med. or Large High school and college can afford it.” kids go to., these places a She said even low income _ SPECIAL tPURCHA^ Orange Sigif lot." households follow that ^ Limited VimeOtdy Signals a “Special m UALVraCIZASE Id: More such restaurants pattern, "So we worry M O H . O R W ATER Purenase" we've made Limited Time Otdy are installing salad bars, CHCXBtOFTHESEA that enables us to New Books about people getting UNSAlIEDaSAL7MB» she said, adding: “I feel reduce Oix price for a COMPARE TO COMPARE TO' CO M PARE TO: enough fruits and SOUD HICK WHIIE TUNA limited time. At Whiton Bulferin Tablets 225'S at 3.89 OH 01 Olay Beauty Lotion 4 oz. at 4.03 Crest Toothpaste 7 o i at 1.15 COMPARE & SAVE sorry for them because of vegetables,” nEMHIM CRACKERS CVS CVS CVS CVS CDLOR fLastLast - 1 Green Sticker ^VVeekVVeek onon|. "Lost Wetk on OoaT on New books at Whiton TIMED RELEASE SKIN CARE GREEN PRINT FILM ttwOnngesignlells Suite. Music composed and •C126-20 For Instant \ Deal ^ Memorial Library are: Chef’s Garden you when the ule Arranged for the ^undtrack COLD CAPSULES BATH OIL MOUTHWASH Loading Cameras Is ending. of the Joel Santoni Film "La New Fiction • C l 10-20 SPECIAL WRCHASE Baird — Poor Millie Course En Tete” 12 count 16 ounce 24 ounce For pocket cameras SPECIAL WHCBJOB Gilbert — Remembering New Fiction and Supplies Hotel Lim ited lim e Only MRACLEWMP Yellow Tag U n i f t e d T i m e O n ly Louise Nonfiction '<1: 1 $ Hill — A Pinch of Snuff Junior Room YOUR is ShopRIte's inflation FOLGBTS Kemelman — Thursday the CHOICE ' By JEANNE LESEM SALAD DRESSING warning, ft urges you to buy before the expected Rabbi Walked Out Chandler — Cowboy Sam COMPARE TO: CO M PARE TO: UPI Family Edilor FUtKED COFFEE and Freckles COM PARE TO: COM PARE TO: price increase from L’Amour — Bendigo Shatter Contac Decongestant Capsules 10'S at 1.43 Alpha K e ri 16 oz. at 6.56 An indoor hydroponic herb garden is thriving these ou-suppliers. Cleveland — The April Rab-. Scope Mouthwash 24 oz. at 1.99 Kodak Film Cl 10-20 orC126-20 at 1.75 )C McMurtry — Somebody's days just off the second floor kitchen of a famous Park Darling bits Pargeter — A Morbid Taste DePaola The Clown of God CVS CVS CVS AUTOMATIC Avenue hotel in New York City. CVS INVISIBLE Executive chef Arno Schmidt installed it on an for Bones Kjelgaard — Big Red VITAMIN E HAIR NET DENTURE 0 automatic ADJUSTING New Nonfiction Nixon — Muffle Mouse and experimental basis to see if he could produce enough ^The Dairy Place- the Busy Birthday CAPSULES NON-AEROSOL CLEANSER adjusting TWIN BLADE fresh herbs year round to supply the Waldorf Astoria’s ■The MEATing Placed The Fish M arket- Cahn — Footprints on the Regular or Unscented LUNCH TREAT Rich — Let’s Go to A Jet- 200 int units TABLETS CARTRIDGES restaurants and room service orders. FRESH RUETOF Planet: A Search for an En­ port 12 ounce 5 count He can. 100 count 40 count BORDEN’S SINGLES (WATER ADOED) vironmental Ethic Sperry — Call It Courage And does. SCROD COD Greenleaf — Help: A Hand­ Stolz — A Dog on Barkham In fact, the basil was so abundant one recent wintry day BONELESS book for Working Mothers Street d; BONELESS Halbert — Bitter Harvest Schmidt was able to oblige $ chef-friend who wanted to l^oz.’ Ward — A Am Eyes pkg. ROASTS $019 Hamburger — A Stranger in "borrow” some of the fresh herb for his Manhattan HAM SUCES Wasserman — Chopper ROUND BOnOM ^ the House Malone and Susie COM PARE TO: COM PARE TO: COM PARE TO: restaurant when it was not available in city markets. 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