PACK TWKNTY - KVKNINC IIKHAI.I). Tui-n.. March K. 1«J7« defeated in an 1,898 to 1,316 vote and strangely enough, it carried in the city but not the fire district. Butler Celebrates 23 Years As Clerk On June 26, 1%1 the charter was was elected to that position in Oc- tibn of the March 12 meeting but the at Rockville High School, an addition U'Oer of that year running as high again defeated in a 3,227 to 2,104 vote, ...... ■■ Itv KAKKARA RICHMOM) motion was overwhelmingly to it and two additions to the high and again defeat came in the fire dis­ vote-getter on the ballot. school, the Lake Street and the Volatile Acid at School llcTulcl Kf|Hirtc-r defeated according to minutes that trict. It was r^uired that it be ap­ Prime Minister Resigns^ Airline Fuel Shortages ( Before the town governments were Catholic Not Awed Butler has in his files. Skinner Road and Center Road proved by a majority in each district. VRRNON — If anyone knows the consolidated there were three Removed by Bomb Squad Lacks Control in Iran The motion was made to cancel the Schools, and additions to Lake Street Meanwhile, the town clerk’s posi­ Have Little Local Effect By Maloney Record Town of Vernon inside and out, it’s separate forms of government, the action of the March 12 meeting and Maple Street schools. Page 2 Town Clerk Henry Butler who just tion was up for election every two Page 4 Page 10 town, which was run by a Board of because the Board of Selectmen had He has also seen many new shop­ Page 11 completed 23 years in that job as of yOars and in 1961 Butler was en­ L------L^.:. . Selectmen, the city, run by the City decided they wanted to hire an out­ ping areas come into town, the March 1. dorsed by the Republicans. Council, and the Fire District run by side consultant to study the matter. building of many apartment com­ Democrats and the Vernon Indepen­ ' His office in the Memorial Building a Board of Fire Commissioners. At a meeting on Sept. 25 that year plexes, a new Superior Court on Park Place is really the hub of the dent Party. Butler's appointment was made the Inequities Committee reported it building, much rebuilding in the On the third try, on Oct. 13,1964 the town business. Out of his office is automatic when the town had hired the firm of Booz-Allen & center of Rockville and the removal lanrl|^0tF r issued birth certificates, death cer­ charter passed but the vote was still government's were consolidated. Hamilto to study consolidation. And of some old landmarks, several new tificates. burial and cremation per­ close, passing by just 56 votes in the i He has worked with three Boards after many months of work, and additions to Rockville General fire district. ^ Flood Advisory, mits. hunting and fishing licenses, of Selectmen and several town being defeated twice at the polls, the Hospital and a new police station that and dog licences. The first consolidated election was mayors. The first mayor after con-, third time consolidation passed and a is almost com plete. He, also assists in registering on March 2,1965. This was before the jjjjH •solidation wae Thomas Metusker, a new town charter was in effect, Butler was also very much in­ voters, is clerk of the Town Council, state made election dates uniform, I)emohas been of 1.1 million miles from Jupiter. (UPI tatives to the commission. everybody. and the fire had spread through vin, who said he feared the district assembled from 12 orange filter pictures photo) ' ■ i The Committee For One He said he was surprised by the i chemicals stored in a warehouse, Manchester then filed suit cherging. decision and added, "It’s just un­ installing the sewers in the area taken by Voyager 1 on March 4 at a distance releasing toxic fumes into the • - 4-" that the district had violated the usual to be on the winning side." would boost costs to the district and downtown area. A'*- Home Rule Act. Tuesday, Judge A decision last August on the dis­ taxes to its residents. A spokesman for the Texas S'- Attorney Anthony Pagano, who O’Neill agreed. trict’s inclusion of Buckland was won Department of Public Safety in repre.sents Buckland Commons op­ Voyager Speeds Toward He,ordered that another meeting to by the district. Oddly, there is a San Antonio said law enforcement ponents, said the town’s sewer appoint a consolidation commission parallel between the two cases. In officials from surrounding coun­ be scheduled within 20 days of the Buckland decision, the state A facilities are inadequate and could ties and DPS officers from the not handle the sewge from the new publication of the notice of his deci­ Supreme Court agreed that a state region headquarters in San An­ sion. The publication of the notice is statute. Special Act 200, gave the dis­ development. He referred to a letter Last of Jupiter Moons tonio were heading for the city. trict the right to be the fire authority received by the town in September PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - expected to be done Thursday. viously impact craters. The craters constant weathering processes. Crystal City has a population of in Buckland de.spite apparently con­ from the Environmental Protection Voyager 1 sped toward the last of. Attorney John I^aBelle Jr,, counsel are sharply defined and surrounded "Clearly, this is a different objgct 10, 000. tradictory s'ections in the Town Agency. Jupiter’s four biggest satellites for the district, said he expects to by white material — possibly from any we have seen before," Charter. / Giles, however, said Pagano was today, leaving behind a mystery as to begin work on an appeal to the state relatively fresh ice — splashed out of Morrison said of lo. Robert Bletchman. a district direc­ distorting the picture of the sewer why the moon Ganymede shows the The Economy Supreme Court. He said he already the crust. The fouth Galilean satellite. has talked to directors of the Eighth tor, called the recent decision un­ treatment facility's capabilities. impact scars of its youth while the NEW YORK: Stocks on the Ganymede also has an abundance Europa. was observed from greater District, . settling. orange moon lo does not. New York Stock Exchange eased of other features including long distances and appears as a bright, “Their consensus is to go," He predicted STEAL, an anti­ rivi* Point (;iiil) The midday pass by Callisto was Thursday because of uncertainty streaks scientists said-may represent pink-tan sphere with subtle color (..aBelle said. consolidation group, would again the final encounter for the spec­ over President Carter’s ability to MANCHESTER - The Five Point crustal fractures filled in with dirty changes and long dark streaks. He also said he would seek a stay, organize. It had been active during tacularly successful spacecraft until succeed in his new Mideast peace Club, OES, will meet Wednesday at ice. ' J Voyager 2, scheduled to rendezvous or dela/, of the consolidation com­ last year’s consolidation attempts. it reaches the ringed-planet Saturn in 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert "While I’m delighted to see with Jupiter in July, will get a better treaty efforts. The Dow Jones in­ mission appointment meeting as part Under the Home Rule Act, November of next year. It will Ledoux, 34 Avon Drive, East Hart­ craters, it’s just the opposite of what look at Europa. dustrial average slipped 0.78 point of the appeal. petitions must be signed by 10 per­ examine six satellites there. ford. Hostesses are Mrs. George I would have expected," said While geologists focused most of to 826.58. O’Neill’s decision said the district cent of the residents in both areas to Voyager 1 cruised within 72,000 Wales and Mrs. Robert Zeiser. astronomer David Morrison of the their attention Monday and today on CHICAGO: United Airlines, the and its representatives "are per- be consolidated. miles of Ganymede Monday night, 11 nation’s largest air carrier, University of Hawaii. Jupiter's moons, other scientists mancntlv enjoined from interfering Next the consolidation commission hours after it passed lo by a distance Tuesday canceled 429 departures, He explained Ganymede is were beginning to examine the Airborne Construction witlTHhe orderly conduct of the decides the method and approach to (jvil Air Piilrol of less than 13,000 miles. a little over 3 percent of its 12,000 believed to have a crust of ice which wealth of data returned on the giant Roof decking on the J.C. Penney complex Perkasie, Pa., was hired by Nicholas J. furtherNconsolidation procedures consolidation. The recommendations MANCHESTER - The Manchester Even though they are neighbors, lo should not retain crater features for planet itself. departures a week, for the rest of herein oronred.” of that commission then must be ap­ Composite Squadron of the Civil Air and Ganymedeare a study in con­ very long. lo’s water is believed to "The idea of discovering the March or “as long as the fuel was being installed by a helicopter this mor­ Bouras Inc. of Summit, N.J., one of the con­ tractors for the job. (Herald photo by Pinto) I.aBelle said, however, that the proved by a townwide vote for con- Patrol will meet Wednesday from trasts. have evaporated long ago, leaving a existence of quite different worlds crunch" lasts. ning. The firm, Carson Helicopters Inc. of seeking of such a delay would be part .solidation to go into effect. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the State Armory- lo’s mottled orange, yellow and surface of salts and sulfur which that have gone through very different WASHINGTON: Ashland Oil on Main Street. white surface has been sculptured by should retain craters. sorts of evolutions ... gives us infor­ Co., which is scheduled to pick up Membership in the squadron is some kind of erosional processes "It’s fascinating and confusing." mation on the alternative fates and a load of Iranian crude today, will open to all young people from Grade which has produced complex Morrison said, "What happened on lo destinies of worlds." said shell out between $18 and $20 a 7 through high school. For more in­ depressions, enormous cliffs, plains to erase the craters and what astronomer Carl Sagan, a member of barrel, according to sources. formation. call 643-2315 or 633-4342. reaching hundreds of miles and abun­ happened on Ganymede to preserve the photography analysis team. 'It is TOKYO: The dollar edged up on Peace Festival To Greet Carter dant troughs that seem to have been foreign money exchange today, them?" something of practical importance in WASHINGTON (UPI) - and planned public sessions of their “The main purpo.se of President suasive powers will be concentrated closing trading at 204.65 yen, com­ Carter’s initiative. carved by water. Notably abset are Scientists believe lo-as well as the trying to understand the evolution Washington officials still are uncer­ parliaments for the American presi­ But the mood in Egypt was strictly Carter’s Middle Flast trip will be to on Sadat. pared with 204.30 at Tuesday’s craters produced by meteoroid im­ other Galilean satellites of Jupiter and future of our own planet. tain about the outcome of President dent, who leaves Andrews Air Force up-beat. Carter will be welcomed not get more concessions from Sadat, I‘'ri«‘ml.slii|) CircL* And in addition to his determina­ pact. must have been subjected to the “I really believe that this mission close. Carter’s trp to the Middle East, but Base tonight at 6:30 p.m. and arrives only by Sadat but by a giant dummy who had taken the road of surrender Ganymede's brownish-gray sur­ WASHINGTON: More than 12 tion to work out a final peace pact MANCHESTER — Friendship Cir­ same barrage of space debris the has a historical importance that will the Egyptians plan to greet him with in Cafro Thursday afternoon. pigeon with an olive branch in its to Tel Aviv’s political and territorial percent of steel in the United between Israel and Egypt, it was un­ cle of the Salvation Army will have a face, in contrast, is peppered with moon. Mars, Mercury and Earth become clearer as time goes on." a peace festival that will include a Egyptian President Anwar Sadat beak, mounted on a flower-bedecked claims," Tass said in a terse com­ what Dr. Laurence Soderblom of the States in 1978 was imported derstood Carter decided to visit r '-".L work night at its meeting tcThight at 8 experienced 4 billion years ago. Only Sagan said. “It is the first serious giant mechanical pigeon and live was said to be reassessing his coun­ mentary. specialty steel, 0.1 percent less wagon. Egypt as a renewed show of support at the Citadel, Hostesses are Mrs. U.S. Geological Survey said are ob­ Earth has lost all its scars, due to step into the outer solar system. " white doves. try’s position in light of America’s Israeli and American officials con­ than in 1977, the Commerce T^e pigeon will ruffle mechanical for Sadat and the peace process he in­ Ceic Bell and Mrs. Sharon D’Alessan- Carter had a full schedule of latest compromise proposals, con­ firmed the American proposals deal f.’t'*. Department reported Tuesday. wings to release dozens of white itiated in 1977 over widespread Arab dro. meetings and briefings with his ad­ veyed Tuesday by Carter’s national with the major problems of linking DETROIT: General Motors doves over the crowds. security adviser, Zbigniew world opposition. Corp. asked a federal judge for visers today, preparing for his high- Sadat called the trip "a very daring the peace treaty with the establish­ Grant Named Chairman risk, last-ditch attempt to persuade Brzezinski. and courageous decision." ment of Palestinian ".self-rule" in Carter will addre.ss the Israeli permission to settle litigation VriuTrul (Clinic Egypt and Israel to accept peace Officials were tight-lipped on the In Moscow, the official Tass news the occupied territories, and Egypt’s Kne.sset Monday, and the Israeli d ir e c tly w ith 67,000 1977 7 budgets for the coming fiscal year. department is interested] in being treaty terms. American ideas but repeated Egypt’s agency called Carter’s trip an treaty obligations to the Arab states. government has asked the traditional MANCHESTER — A venereal dis­ HEBRON — Robert M. Grant, who Oldsmqbile owners who dis­ Dvtrrminvd Skateboarder The Board of Education budget will allocated funds again thisjycar. Both Egypt and Israel mobilized determination to realize a "ju^Hyid Carter ordered what a State ban on parliamentary applause be ease clinic. which is completely con­ was named to fill a vacancy on the covered their autos had Chevrolet attempt to prevent "utter failure" of be reviewed on March 15 at 8 p.m. in He mentioned such itens as buying durable peace," and welcomed suspended for the occasion. Last week l.'t-yoar-old Hank Storrett Iriod to ride a fidential and free, will be held Board of Finance, was, during the engines. tens of thousands of security guards. the peace negotiations. . compromise, most of Carter’s per­ the Town Office Building: the alert monitors for thej firemen: Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the same meeting, elected chairman of GREENVILLE. S.C.: J.P. skateboard down the stairs at his home. Sterrett, who has been general government boards and buying a four-inch hose and a variety emergency department at the board. Stevens & Co.’s stockholders skateboarding for seven years, broke his foot on the second agencies will make their budget of ne^cd hose couplings.,(an addition Manchester Memorial Hospital. Grant and Wilbur Hills were both turned down three proposals try. This weekend, lie was back on the skateboard, crutches, No appointment is needed for this appointed to fill vacancies. Grant requests on March 22 at 7 p.m. to Company I firehouse and the in­ cast and all, scooting along the sidewalk near his home (Uri The board will have a regular stallation of a number of dry backed by labor supporters, while service, which is available to anyone, expressed reluctance to take the the company rep o rts net salps up photo) regardless of age. chairman’s position noting that he meeting on March 28 and a special hydrants, as possible uses. CD Issue Gets New Twist 24 percent in the first quarter of questioned the wisdom of naming meeting on March 29. if necessary, to Henry Snider, a member of the receive any budget requests that Water Pollution Control Authority, '1979, indicating a nationwide un­ By GRW; I’KARSON the cost of completing projects that Five Democrats on the board are in the loudest exchange of the night. Zinsser knew the fair housing him as chairman when the other ion boycott has not affected the were not ready for the earlier suggested that the board earmark Herald Reporter had been funded through Community opposed to the ban, but they agreed Zinsser was responding to .a letter program, which included the hiring board members had been elected to textile giant's financial perfor­ $10,000 pf the funds for the town's Development but are not completed the matter should be decid^ by the Connors had written in which Con­ of an equal opportunity coordinator, the board while he was only ap­ meetings. mance. MANCHESTER - Town voters, Vernon * Hearings Tonight The public hearing on the budget share of the estimated cost of com­ as of June 30. voters. One of those Democrats, nors accused Zinsser of opposing had to be approved for the town to pointed to fill the vacancy. along with deciding about a ban on pleting a Facilities Study in connec­ John FitzPatrick, introduced the such Community Development- receive Community Development V'KRNON — Two public hearings week putting a m oratorium on massage parlors are allowed to es­ Grant had previously been a board will be conducted April 19 at 8 p.m. in town participation in the Community Both of these would be effective tion with the pollution abatement Inside Today resolution that would send the ban funded programs as the senior funds for other programs. will be conducted in Vernon tonight. massage parlors tablish in commercial zones, without member for several terms and had the Hebron Elementary School gym. Development program, will have a only if the ban is approved by town order issued against the town by citizens center and the rehabilitation "I don’t know any such thing," The proposed changes in the zoning going before a public hearing, served as chairman before losing his The Board of Finance will then meet Classified...... 15-18 chance to decide how to use town residents. directly to the residents and also will One on proposed amendments to the theDepaftment of Environmental loan program. Zinsser said. t law, prepared by Town Planner bid for re-election in 1977. on April 25. in executive session, to Comics...... 19 funds if the ban goes into effect. 'The resolution also provided that let them decide about the possibility zoning laws will be at 7:30 in the provided they meet the requirements Zinsser angrily responded that he The questions about town funding Edward Williams, a board begin reviewing the budget. Protection. Further hearing will be Etditorial ...... 9 The Towii Board of Directors the ordinance requesting a two-year of funding incompleted projects and Senior Citizen Center, Park Place George Rus.sell, would require that of the town’s present massage parlor had voted for these programs and use if the ban goes into effect will most personal convenience services ordinance. member, said that Grant was more The annual town meeting to act on scheduled. Entertainment ...... 14 Tuesday night approved a resolution ban on town participation in Com­ administrative work with town and the other in the Memorial 1 had voted against fair housing help the board decide what steps to such as massage parlors, health spas It is hoped that the amended laws experienced in municipal govern­ the budget will be May 7 at 8 p.m. in F am ily...... ,...... 21-28 that will add two advisory referen­ munity Development go directly to funds. Building at 7:30 on solid waste The three Republican directors and requirements of the Community take if the ban is approved. management. and weight-control clinics would will prevent the establishment of ment than the others and that his the Rham High School auditorium. i)\\ Auxiliary Obituaries ...... to dum questions to the April 17 ballot. the voters. The board unanimously At a recent public hearing, concer­ Democrat Joseph .Sweeney support Development program. Stephen Penny, chairman of the The proposed zoning law changes have to have a special permit before massage parlors which might come election as chairman would be in the MANCHESTER - The Disabled Peopletalk...... 2 One will ask voters if town funds approved the resolution. the ban. They also agree' the final, Connors said, "Your game is to be board, listed many Community will hopefully control any prolifera­ establishing in town and would also in undpr the guise of some other best interest of the board. ning the proposed use of federal American Veterans Auxiliary will Sports...... 11-13 should be used to pay for ad­ Although the board unanimously decision should be the voter’s. a demagogue. You try to stand on a Development projects that probably tion of massage parlors in town have to go before a public hearing of operation. The board members then revenue sharing funds, John Hooker, meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m, at the Television ...... 14 ministrative costs of Community supported the resolution, it still Republican Carl Zinsser and record that isn’t there. ” Democratic only will be partially completed by Meanwhile, until action is taken, the the Zoning Board of Appeals. The hearing on solid waste will be proceeded to set a schedule of captain of the town's Emergency W eather...... 2 Development programs. The second carried on a bitter debate that VFW Home. Democrat Thomas Connors faced off Director Betty Intagliata added that June 30. Town Council passed a resolution last As the zoning laws now stand. conducted by area legislators. meetings for work on the proposed Medical Service, said that the fire will ask if town funds should pay for showed the division over the issue. PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 7, HITS EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 7, 1979 - PAGE THREE Board Sets Vol^le Acid at School Solons Debating Issue tremendous savings B u d g e t B id from ,our garden of lovely MANCHESTEWt^JIv town s Pen­ Removed by Bomb Squad To Change Constitution sion Board Tuesday ajJpr&ved a budget request for $929,0%. By SUSAN VAUGHN HARTFORD (UPl) - Connecticut resolutions pending in the D-Bristol. That figure was recommended by legislators are debating what might Legislature which call for a "1, personally, would be v/illing to the Mar>i O D HUR OF MAMCHESTER charged with larceny by pos.session cert featuring guitar virtuoso Andres But there were sharp differences Rivers Crest High (shoplifting). The complaint was parkade basement. ENDS SATURDAY MARCH IDthI of stolen goods. Police said future Segovia ... Thirteen-year-old Jessica when it came to delaying the stand on BACK UUUn SALtl made by the Fina.st store at Tri-City the issue, which finally passed by a arrests are pending. Plaza, Vernon Circle. She was Parker succeeded Shelley Bruce in The arrests were made after released on her promise to appear in the title role of "Annie" Tuesday on vote of 4 to 2. Through the State Commissioners Carl Chadburn and policertartned with a search warrant, court in Rockville on March 13. Broadway ... searched the (Caccomo home and Richard Dyer, who favored the com­ By I'nili-il Pr<-.s» liilernuliunul the state Tuesday sent small rivers mission's supporC-of the town's in­ The heavy rains that drenched and streams over their banks and OVER LOOO PAIR volvement in the federal program, Connecticut Tuesday were expected commuters were delayed by flooded wanted the commission to "stand up to add to flooding today as major streets and highways. INationul Wealhor and be counted" on the issue. rivers crested unusually high and The weather service reported rain­ MUST CLEAR! As monitor of the town's Affir­ small streams overflowed their fall ranged from I Vk to 3 inches r 77 63 City Fest Hi U) Miami Beach- mative Action Plan, which "takes banks. Tue'sday and was expected to taper Albuquerque c 64 .1.1 Milwaukee t-y 35 34 positive steps toward equal oppor­ The National Weather Service said off today. Anchorage cy 45 30 Minneapolis cy 37 22 tunity for all people," and the com­ the Housatonic River was expected pc 56 26 pc 56 36 Police reported no serious ac­ Asheville Nashville mission's ordinance which is con­ to crest at about five feet above flood pc 59 .14 New Oeleans pc 67 51 cidents or injuries because of the Atlanta stage today. Killings s 51 .19 New York p<- 56 44 cerned with equal opportunities, in­ storm. High water was expected on the Birmingham Oklahoma City pc 66 44 cluding fair housing, the commission State police in Westport said traf­ Boston r 59 44 (Imaha cy 44 23 should take a stand, Chadburn said. - Farmington River and the Connec­ fic was stalled during the morning Brownsville. Tx c 67 44 Philadelphia pc 57 40 The whole thrust behind the CD ticut River was expected to reach rush hour Tuesday when the Merritt loniii imruiniiii I Buffalo c 40 28 Phoenix c 81 49 (Community Development) Block flood stage from Hartford south Parkway was closed temporarily as Charleston. S.C. pc 61 46 Pittsburgh c 43 25 program is to provide fair housing today and crest four to five feet up to three feet of witer covered the Charlott. N.C. c 61 35 Portland, M r 43 37 for people of all economic levels, he higher Thursday. roadway. All Leather Uppers •Zodiacs •Auditions Chieago r 41 33 Portland. Or pc 69 48 said. Moderate to heavy rain throughout Cleveland cy 43 30 Providence r 54 46 Chairwoman Lee Ann Gundersen •Air Step •Hush Puppies Columbus 47 29 pc 64 37 Famous Flammante cy Richmond felt that the commission would be UriWIAIMIN rOIOCAtT • Dallas pc 74 45 St U)uis cv 61 37 coercive if it took a stand, and that Package Store Robbed And ethers Denver pc 58 37 Salt I,;ike City c 56 36 Roots - Several Styles For period ending 7 a.m. EST 3/8/79. Wednesday night the commission was a monitoring will find a few snow showers over parts of the Rockies Des Moines cy 39 24 San Antonio c 76 43 MANCHESTER - The Cap 'N took dii Hie bills Hum Hie legislei cy 39 25 c 84 58 body and not a coercive one. and Lakes Region. Elsewhere, generally fair weatfier Ih'troit San Diego Cork Package Store. 485 N. Main St. which amounted to about $230 to $.100. Originally $60 to $62 , Originally to $90 Duluth cv 30 20 San Francisco c 74 52 The federal Department of should prevail. wae robbed Tuesday night by a young He fled west on North Main Street. Kl Paso ■ 'c 67 32 San .loan c 82 67 Housing and Urban Development man carrying a rifle. No vehicle was seen. Hartford r 54 41 Seattle pc 63 49 (HUD), which administers the CD Police said the robber ^entered the The unmasked robber was (]oniiec*lic*ut Weather Houston c 70 53 Spokane pc 53 46 funds, "makes such guidelines that store at 6:37 p.m.. pointed the rifle at described as having dark hair and in Small river stream and street flood advisory. Rain Indianapolis cy 50 34 Tampa c 67 48 the town can't do the things it wants pc 66 41 pc 60 38 the male employee and demanded his mid to late '20's. Police were in­ tixlay occasionally heavy causing some smaller rivers .lackson. Mss, Washington to do within the town," she said. ‘LIMITED QUANTITIES ■lacksonville c 66 42 Wichita pc 62, 40 the money from the cash register. He vestigating today. ‘LIMITED QUANTITIES and streams to overflow their banks with some flooding "All I've heard from people art the Kan.sas City cy 54 37 c-clcar; cl-clearing; cy- Not All SIzM In Evory Stylo Not All SIzos In Evory Stylo of streets and highways. Mild with highs in the low to mid tais Vegas c 74 47 cloudy; f-fair; hz-haze; m- 50s, 12 C Rain tapering off to showers late today and en­ Little Rock pc 69 49 missing, pc-partly cloudy; r- Manchester To Advartiaa To Roport Now* ding this evening. Cloudy and cooler the rest of tonight. la)s Angeles c 83 61 rain; sh-showors; sm-smoke; East Hartford — Glastonbury For a classified advertisement, call Louisville pi­ 53 34 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- To report a news item ois^ory idea: Lows 35 to 40. Thursday variable cloudiness. Highs near 643-2711 and ask for Classified. Office Memphis pe 63 45 thundc-storms; w-windy. Evening Herald Manchester .. ?. Alex Girelll. M3-2711 50: Probability of precipitation decreasing to 30 percent hours are 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday USPS 327-500 East Hartford .. Chris Blake. 643-2711 tonight and 2() percent Thursday. Variable winds 5 to 15 through Friday When the office is Glastonbury Charlie Maynard. 643-2711 mph through Thursday. Published daily except Sunday and closed, classified ads may be placed by certain holidays by the Manchester Andover...... Donna Holland, 6464)375 Kxleiided Forecast calling 643-2718. Bolton...... Donna Holland. 646-3075 PublLshing Co., Herald Square, P.O. For information about display adver Winter Sports Outlook Mass., R.l. & Conn.: Fair Friday. Increasing Box 591, Manchester. Conn. 06040. Coventry ___ Claire Connelly. 742-8202 Using, call Thomas Hooper, advertising Hebron . Patricia Mulligan. 228-0269 Rain and fog will continue throughout the day over I'luudiness Saturday. 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Lows in the 20s and near 30 Friday 2711. 6 p.m. Monday through Fridhy~and 7 to Church Notices , Alice Evans. 643-2711 are not expected to clear, however. Rain should end this Circulation and in the ,10$ Saturday and Sunday. — If you have a problem 10 a m. Saturday. I Opinion...... Frank Burbank. 643-2711 evening ever eastern sections with' variable cloudiness regarding service or delivery, pll .Suggested carrier rates are 90 cents Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Friday and Saturday. 'F a m ily ...... Bettv Ryder. 643-2711 elsewhere. It will be cixiler in all areas. Variable Customer Servii-e, 647-9946. Deliviery weekly. $3.90 for one month. $11.70 for Sp o rts...... Earl Yost. 643-2711 oMANCHESTER PARKADE-BACK DOOR SALE- ENTRANCE BEHIND OUR STORE amounts of cloudiness and sunshine are on tap for Chance of showers Sunday. Highs in the 20s north and 30s should be made by 5:30 p.m. Monday three months. $23.40 for six months, and Thursday with possibly a few showers or flurries in the south Friday warming to the 30s and 40s Sunday. Lows in through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Satur­ $46 80 for one year. Mail rates are Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. (GO AROUND TO CINEMAS SIDE) mountains of Maine and New Hampshire. the teens and 20s. day. available on request. Monday through Friday PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. March 7. 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 7, 1979 - PAGE FIVE Iran Prime Minister Quits, Lacks Control Panel Battles Statistics TEHRAN, Iran (UPI)~^ Prime Minister Mehdi Bazargan has resigned because he cannot control the Meanwhile, the first American buyers of Iranian oil long-term sales with the National Iranian Oil Co. hunger strike since his arrest. Islamic revolutionary committees, a Tehran newspaper since exports resumed today load^ their petroleum Western Europe was "also not slow to take up” the Newpapers and politicians have expressed alarm at the “ BESTBUYSI reported today. which sources said cost between $18 and $20 a barrel, far direct sales offer, the paper said, adding that Giorgio summary justice meted out by Islamic committees, in­ In School Funding Fight Government officials had no comment on the report in above the O PEC standard of $13.33. Mazzanti, chairman of the state-owned Italia oil com­ cluding executions by firing squads, public floggings, ' I the Tehran Journal that Bazargan was frustrated at The supertanker A1 Ryah loaded the Iranian crude oil pany Eni, would fly to Tehran next week. bouse raids and arrests. HARTFORD (UPI) - The July 1. chosing the formula. trying to maintain control of the country while the for Ashland Oil Co., the first American buyers of Iranian Royal Dutch-Shell bought the second shipment Monday "^e mounting frustration at Bazargan's apparent in­ Legislature's Education Committee "The Legislature was given a May 1 Waterbury was' ranked lowest, 7 IN revolutionary committees have been acting as a parallel oil since exports resumed Monday. through a direct deal with NIOC, paying "no less than $18 ability to curb the Islamic committees resulted in the for­ has received another batch of deadline by Superior Court Judge Jay showing the lowest per capita government since the revolution. A spokesman for Iran’s oil industry said A1 Ryah "will a barrel and not more than $22” for 320,000 tons of heavy mation of a new political party, the National Democratic statistics to help in its difficult task Rubinow to come, up with a funding property value $4,453. The Journal said Bazargan went to the holy city of Qom leave tonight or tomorrow” with 160,000 tons of light and light i;rude. Front. of trying to work out a court-ordered plan. New Britain was next, followed by to submit his resignation to Iran's Islamic leader crude and 90,000 tons of heavy crude. Elsewhere, an estimated 500 army, air force and navy formula to finance education. The committee was presented New London. Thompson, Windham TOWN” Ayatollah Kuhoilah Khomeini, who had personally picked Iran has also begun negotiations to sell its oil directly, officers and cadets picketed Prime Minister Bazargan’s The committee Tuesday received Tuesday with an analysis of the and Plainfield. Rounding out the Bazargan as prime minister. not through a consortium of oil companies, on a long­ house today to demand reduction of compulsory military further information from the state wealth of eac community that lowest 10 were New Haven, Rut the newspaper said it was quite possible Khomeini term basis, the Persian-languagei Kayhan newspaper service from two years to one year for all serving cadets Board of Eiducation to be used in the projected their ranking according to Griswold, Norwich, and Sterling. Supermrkets reported. “There is no dearth of customers," the paper Boleiis°G154 would refuse to accept Bazargan's resignation as he has and appointment of military commanders by general con­ complicated formula to determine assessed values o f , property com­ New Canaan had the highest per several times before. said. sent. 15hp DIESEL TRACTOR how best to remedy what a court pared to its fair market prices. capita property value of $53,020, In their latest unilateral act. the revolutionary councils The newspaper said the Japanese, who bought the first The newspaper Kayhan said Bazargan had failed in his ruling called too heavy a reliance on The analysis is based on a tax followed by $49,232 in Greenwich. executed another six. men accused of raping teen-age shipment when exports resumed Monday, will send efforts to obtain the release of politician Ahmad property tax in financing education department study issued last week The third highest community was boys, newspaper reports said. "several” delegations to Tehran soon for negotiations on Banahmad, a close friend and a staunch opponent of the in Connecticut schools. that for the first time estimated the Darien with $48,985. real wealth of communities in an ef­ ousted shah, and this was the last straw in his decision to A special School Finance Advisory Closing but the top 10 in order W S THE TIME fort to determine more fairly the resign. Panel, afttk 18 months of work, were. Westport, Weston, Wilton, Firm Asks to Use Dirty Oil Baniahmad was arrested Saturday on the charge of recommended last December the educational needs among cities and Roxbury, Sherman, Easton and Red­ working for the CIA. His family said he has been on a funding of $196 million ip new money suburban communities. ding. TO SAVE MONEY equally over a five-year’period to pay The board of education’s analysis H ARTFO RD (UPD - Another oil application from the Sprague Oil Co. air compliance division, said he's Among the major cities, for education. ranked many larger cities lower on supplier wants clean air .standards in Boston, which sells No. 6 heating skeptical about the application. Bridgeport was ranked 153rd, with a waived so it can sell "dirty " oil to oil to a number of Connecticut in­ Connecticut is spending $150 the equalized grant list. This could per capita property value of $5,505, million in the current year for educa­ allow them more funding per pupil AT FRANK’S customers in eastern Connecticut — dustries. Last week, Pac declared an energy Hartford was 148th at $5,918, Stam­ but. an environmental official says Sprague has requested the waiver emergency for southeastern Connec- tion and Gov. Klla Graso has than previously granted but it's not ford was 23rd with $19,860 and he's "skeptical" about the applica­ because it .says it won't have any low- ticut and granted the United recommended that about $30 million certain what formula will be adopted Norwalk was 47th with a per capita tion. sulphur oil by March 9. But Pac said Illuminating Co, a variance so that be added for the fi.scal year beginning or wh-it f-if-tors will he decided on in property value of $14,241. U-SAVE FOOD he will examine the oil company's two of the utility's plants could burn Department of Environmental situation first to see how critical it a mixture of "dirty, " high-sulphur oil Protection Commi-ssioner Stanley really is. and cleaner low-sulphur fuel in . WARE HOUSL” Pac said Tue.sday he received an Hob Hubinow. who works in D E P 's March and April. 4-WHEEL DRIVE/AG TIRES Transit Focus To Shift This one hasa// the features you're looking for at a OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, 725 price that's just-right, too! • 4-Wheel Drive • HARTFORD (UPI) - Mass number in its planning section under hpr nropnenrt ficr.-ll )979-80 budget. transportation planning would no L MIDDLE TPKL MANCHESTER, TAKE A TURN Mistake Frees Galante Economical 15hp Diesel Engine • High Ground the Bureau of Mass Transportation. The bill, which the committee is longer take a back seat to highways The jobs would be dropped through where Galante was behind bars with Clearance • 3-Speed PTO • 3-Point Hitch • Easy expected to approve in final form, AT THE SHOPPING CENTER SIGN. ^ 22 BRID G EPO R T (UPl) - Reputed told Daly Tuesday that he is asking under legislation approved by a attrition, not necessarily transfers. a certified copy of the ruling and ob­ Steering • Independent Hydraulic Lift System lor would have to go to the budget­ New York underwArld boss Carmine Michigan Bureau of Prisons Director legislative committee, but Connec­ Ms. Wilbur said. tained his relea.se that'ifiight. implements and attachments • Plus plenty of safety writing Appropriations Committee OPEN SAT NIGHT TILL 7:30 Galante has' apparently been Norman Carlson to investigate how ticut's dependehce on automobiles Committee Co-chairmen Rep, "Galante obviously wanted to get and comfort features. for action because of the financial released from prison by mistake. Galante was released. wasn’t overlooked altogether. Thom Serrani, D-Stamford, said the out. " .Sherbacow .said. aspects of the transfers. The Transportation Committee state must devote more personnel,to U.S. District Judge T.F. Gilroy But Daly said usual policy calls for Another bill, requiring that con­ Blumenthal said a copy of Daly's Tuesday approved a bill which would mass transportation planning Daly said Tue.sday his Feb. 27 ruling the pri.soner in such cases to remain W.H. PREUSS & SONS sultants hired by DOT list their decision should not have been suf­ add $2 million to the Department of because of the energy crisis. that Galante's rights were violated in custody until a new hearing ficient for the release because an ac­ employees who will work on con­ MrcTYC l o w e r e d Transportation’s budget for repairs He said the proposed bill, which the laaitijring the disputed rights can be tracted jobs, was sent to the House. during a parole hearing did not companying judicial "order " was to deteriorating roads and bridges. committee approved for final wor­ spccificallY. grantJiis-n.'lease frotti^ »field. 228 Boston Toko, Bolton Serrani said it was aimed at technically necessary. The bill, submitted by Rep. Elinor ding, would be in line with the The Judge said he had expected preventing conflicts of interest by pri.son. But Galante's attorqeys contend RTE 8 & 44A Wilber. R-Fairfield. would also Transportation Department's Oh the day of the opinion, Hartford authorities to comply without his employees of consulting firms with FOOD II the release was justified because it reduce by 30 the num ber of request for more workers in the attorney Paul ,S. Sherbacow flew to ties to the projects and assuring the spelling the practice out. was the only relief their client was 643-9492 employees in the Department of mass transit bureau, a request cut by state that the workers were the federal pri.son in Milan, Mich.. U S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal .seeking. Transportation's Bureau of ■ XMg — Gov, Ella Grasso when she drew up qualified. Highways and increase by 30 the Town Hall Renovations SALE STARTS TODAY AND ENDS TUES.. MARCH 13 Inflation Erodes Grants Will Begin in Bolton HARTFORD (UPI) — Many com­ tied their hands behind their back." creased to somewhere nearer $29,000 munities have started building She and several other lawmakers per unit, she said. housing projects for the elderly testified Tuesday in favor of a BOI/rON— Renuvations to the fireplac^c except-one burglary, two larceny and one Deputy House Speaker Joseph 8 to 10 LB. rootiy at the Community Hall will begin criminal mischief were cleared. SUPER which might have to be scrapped proposal which would increase state Coatsworth, D-Crowmell, said the thi.s week. The Board of Selectmen waived There were 23 motor vehicle accidents because inflation has eroded the bonding for elderly housing by $1, same situation has delayed construc- AVERAGE LB. the hid proce.s.s .so it could make in February, There were 15 without in­ worth of money originally granted, million to $15 million so towns won’t tion of elderly housing in arrangements with a local carpenter to jury, .seven with injury and one fatal. ______DRUG says a Connecticut legislator-. have to ditch projects already in the Middletown. get started immediately. GENOVESE "These towns are just salivating to works. "Middletown has run into a terrific The overall crime solution for the north I THE PHARMACY STORE AND A WHOLE LOT MOR After renovations the room will .serve as sector was 88 percent. get going,” Rep. Julia Belaga, R- M rs. Belaga said." W estport problem because of the time lag originally was granted $17,500 per headquarters for the north sector police. Speed i.iiiiil Kediieed Westport, told the Legislature's between when a grant is approved There will also be an office for the resi­ Planning and Development Com­ unit fotttheir elderly housing. But in and the time the housing is actually BONELESS The speed limit on Route 6 from the dent state trooper, town treasurer and a mittee. “They really do want to the thrw years the project has been built." Coatsworth said. meeling room. easterly end of the divided highway in build, but timing and inflation have tied up in court, the cost has in­ Bolton east to Stony Road has been First Selectman Henry Ryha said if we Prices fhatFiti;ourB reduced to 45 miles per hour by tlie State $008 have to go Ihroiigh the hid process, it will TIP $18 8 SIRLOIN be another month before the renovations Traffic Commission. can start. The Board of Selectmen unanimously Recently a Town Meeting approved $2.- concurred with the decision of the traffic 1 commission to reduce the speed limit. The ROAST ^ STEAKS Z a 7(X) for the renovations to the room so it could .serve as head(|uarters for the north [ifevious limit was 50 miles per hour. A sector police. IaiiiHliddc Appointed J&JDISPOSABLE^ I•’cl»rllll^y SlaliHlics The board appointed Itobert Highter as liiw-so ROUND CUT,„ a constable. He recently completed the ' DIAPERS . 12's In February the north sector [lolice TODDllRS reported there were three hurglary, three necessary course of instruction. His ap­ ITALIAN S I eg pointment was recommended by Resident larceny, ‘2.1 arson, one fraud, two criminal NOW 0 4 8 Slate Trooper Robert Peterson. SMDWCHS mi.schicf and two other crimes. All crimes ONLY 1.69 f 1 . 1 Manchester Parkade STEAKS Z u SAUSAGE ln$ld« Marshalls Mall Krupp Essay Winner MON-FRI 10 to • SAT. 10-0

MANCIIICSTKR — Peter Krupp, a CK), while in Washington, D.C, Manchester High S' hool senior, recently Krupp is the editor of 'High School 20 GAL. TRASH CAN MCGUIRE Famous Brand placed first in the statewide "Aliility World ", news of Manchester High School, BAN jU U S PEPPERS! Counts " Es.say Contest .sjionsored tiy the which appears weekly in The Herald. by Fesco 18" BAMBOO RAKE (Jovernor's Committee on Kmployment of Also capturing a fourth place in the con­ the Handicapped. Children’s test and a $75 scholarship was another NOW NOW Krupp. .son of Dr, and Mrs. Alan Krupp Manchester High School senior, Theresa ONLY ONL Y: of 41) McDivitt Drive, will receive a $250 Mazzolta. Ms. Mazzotta is the daughter of .scholarship as a prize. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazzotta of 79 Clothing for 5 USFINrl 3 LBSFOR^l Keeney St. Krupp's essay will be entered in the MIXorMATCH national contest sponsored l)y the The contest was open to 11th and 12th NYQUIL- MENNENBABY JOHNSON'S BABY BLISTEXor President's Committee on F.mployment of grade students in all public, private and POWDER \\ SHAMPOO - 16 OZ. Less a Once upon a time, Momi used to 1 6 the Handicapped While competing for the 1001. DOWNY » < . $ parochial high schools in the state. The BLISTIK dreti their little girls and boys up in beautiful playthings national prize. He will he the guest of the NOW QNL Y: 14 O Z. , NOW ONLY: 1979 conte.st theme was "A Ramp is a Step YOUR CHOICE: and dress clothes. But timet patted, costs went’up, Connecticut State l,abor Council. AFI,- Ahead." « and Mom had to start buying lets clothing, and NOW 1 4 FABRIC SOFTENERl i Q couldn't afford real good quality anymore. We think f REG. REG. ONL Y: SAVE 3.09 IG9d ei. little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, 49 O Z . 1-4 8 MT. VERNON IFA R M FRESH to we're helping Moms buy them more easily. UPTON „ „ FLEXBALSAM You tee, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the RIGHTGUARD CHELSEA MAXISPONGEON WITH CONDITIONER f children's and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices DAIRY sto res! « BftONZt 5 OZ. LOVERS DUO they can easily afford. We thought children's clothing, ^ ^ 1 ^ 1 Sal; Fnds Sat 3 10 ^ LIPCOLOR/GLOSS SKIPPY US... & 16 O Z. REG or X BODY LIPSTICK and cost too much...to we brought the prices down. TEA BAGS>»i> NOW ONL Y: FL£^ .''OUfl CHOICE. NAIL ENAMEL So now, little girls and boys can play together happily ever after 244 BROAD ST. 690 HARTFORD RD. POST RD. PLAZA NOW MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Rt. 30. VERNON ONL Y: NOW in good, old fathiqned quality clothing at old fashioned prices. peanut t4 AA $0 REG. ONL Y: ^REG REG. SUNSMIIE QO EA 1.89 91. i 1.79ZOO Fresh Grade A Large Girls Girls and Boys Boys MG FOOD 0 .9 9 Moser Farms FRESH STORAGE ALL TIME FAVORITE everyday BUnERtsfl.OS PARA NUGGETS or Spring Skirts Jogging Suits Flannel Lined EGGS CHESTS PARA CRYSTALS -2 li LB. VENDING BARS savings D'ANJOU murCOTT 7 SKIM MILK i Choose from: Snkliers, 3 Musketttn, and Blouses By Fawn Togs Baseball Jackets SIZE: 2 5 « "« I3 rx lO ' Milky Way, M&M’s, many mora. By Cooper JUMBO GRAPEFRUIT NOW YOUR Asst. Solids and Prints 100% Acrylic to50%on •^REG. REG. American and National ONL Y: CHOICE: Dacron and Cotton Blend Sizes Infant and Toddler t.09 M IX ORANGES Pink & White 'E A Z79u. League Emblems ....A ilrrn PEARS Of M A T C H I Sizes 7 to 14 and 4 to 7 6-99* Size s 4 to 7 and 8 to 14 .....CarrouKrl 75 Reg. to 14 Reg. to 20 KOTEXSO's B Reg. to 14 .....Quillcx 39 10/*1 NOW .....TlnvToti 6/*l 6/*l ‘„ REGULAR, SURER or MAXI PADS ^ SAVE O N SLIDES! NOW NOW 4.99 to 7.99 ...;.Him>ill ’/i Gal. gb m i & r " r r s f X : 9.99 to 13.99 10.39 to 11.19 ....Donm o SPECIAL M XT 110 *126 • 135 mm, 20exp. YOUR n ^ . v ■ n O or8mm.sup«8tProct^ ....H e r M ^ . 83 CHOICE REG. ONLY:^ stf>9 by Living Color I Boys Pre-Teens E A 1 ( 9 EA. Infant and Toddler C A R R O tsI 1.88 Color n«g«tlv« film not inciudtd in lhi$ offer. CELERY HOMOGENIZED .....Wonderkirit Regular or Diet Moser Farms Levi Denim Jeans Spring Jackets Spring Coats NATURAL COUNTRY All Natural By White Stag By Cute Togs ....O»hko«h MILK DR. PEPPER SODA W E SELL Dacron and Cotton ....l»iH- Spun 4 9 BUNCH 4 1UPMS.F(IR^1 2 LITER BOTTLE YOGURT Boot Cut ^ 100% Nylon Some With Hats ....3 iA)yTog( ^ PLASTIC GALLON 'H e e c i rCN.e Sizes 8 to 20 Zipper Front GENOVESE DRUG e te C M e sis Sizes 12 to 24 Mon. ....PoByFbidett Reg. Slim and Husky Concealed Hood 2T to 4T 'YELLOW AND GREEN ] ....Darnkbi Reg. to 15.50 Sizes Sm, Med, & Large Heg. to 32 25 MAIN ST. ....Lcvl’t R e g .21 EGG PLANT ....XWleWoikl > E. HARTFORD, CONN. NOW NOW ....Cirllow n So ifu> w m iy tttvt AM 04ir cuitom trt we reserve U(c rigNt to limit .sale to 2 Oeckjtts of eny item. Items avaiiibie for tele not eveiieoie in iiMC for typoerepfiicei errors. 39 10.59 to 12.39 NOW 16.99 20.99 & 22.99 .... n v v O f 3 9 *.. SQUASH d 1.43 sy 35F 7 GR54T DAYS Of SAVINGS AT GfNOVfSd /GRfATDAYSOFSAVINeiATGfNOVfSf! 7 GREAT DAYS Of SAVINGS -

/ PAGE SIX - EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 7, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 7, 1979— PAGE SEVEN Vernon OKs Zone Law ^ Coventry Sets Courses DiRosa Charges Dems ^Manchester Public Recorde) COVENTRY - The Classes will start March 13 weeks, excluding the week W arranty dredB Adult Elducation Program and will run for eight of April 23-27. To Curb Rub Parlors Stevep C Currier and Linda J. Currier to Thomas R will start its spring session Czaja and Maryann Czaja, both of East Rartford.-ptoper- i)y BARKAKA RICHMOND number of people allowed at one time. next week with a full range With Breaking Promises ty at 32 View St., $40,000. PLEASE HELP of courses. Teressa llcruld K<‘|Hirl«*r One resident said he felt the commis­ MACHESTER — Peter DiRosa. a prom ises evaporated and panic- office?" DiRosa asked. Blanche M. Rehse to Alexander J. Matthew and Joseph VERNON — Amendments to the town's sion was attacking morality when they Williams directs the ser­ Republican member of the Town replaced the great visions of the The Democrats last week held a S. Lombardo, property at 164 St. John St., $50 60 eod- vice. iwning laws designed to curb the number talked about what wwas going on in the Board of Directors, said Tuesday the campaign," he said. press conference to announce the veyance tax. My daughttr Donna waa aorloualy Inlurtd of massage parlors In town were un­' massage pablors. The spring program in­ Democrats brioke campaign DiRosa. a former teacher, singled $512,501 surplus for the 1977-78 fiscal (^iiitrluim ciccdii on Tuosflay, Fobniary 27,1979, arouml 11 animously approved by the Zoning Com­ He also questioned how the zone cludes courses in acting, promises to make budget cuts that out the education department, which year. They praised their past work as Charles Jack Cpniam to Maureen L, Coniam, property p.bt. whon struck by a traotor-trallor truck mission Tuesday night. changes would affect the existing parlors astrology, basket making,' eventually led to the surplus for 1977- had $93,000 cut from its budget. This a major reason the surplus develope. at 139 E. Center St., no conveyance tax on Route 1-86 westbound near Exit 82 In The action foiled a public hearing when it comes time to renew their batik, cake decorating, 78. required teachers to work without DiRosa said he is glad there is a Paul R. Ballsieper and Dorothy F. Ballsieper to Paula attended by about a half-dozen people and licenses. chair caning, and conver­ "During election time. I books, paper and pencils and resulted surplus, but he asked that next time C. Ballsieper, property on Tanner Street, no conveyance Manchoator. The westbound lane for no one spoke against the changes. Mayor McCoy responded to that, noting sational German. remember the numerous promises in overcrowded classrooms, he said. it be the result of fiscally responsible tdX. vthlelts ontoring 1-86 waa oxtromoly ley. If The amendments allow the establish­ it would be difficult to shut down a place Also to be offered are made by the Democrats of all the "Now, the Democrats are proud of decisions. Judgment lien you wore a witnoas to the aeeldont or saw ment of massage parlors only after the already started. He said the Zoning C om- classes in crocheting, great things their party would do for the surplus. Should they be proud of “ Let's shpw more leadership and Newington Children’s Hospital against Ernest E. Staf­ Wahway that night, ploaao call 643- applicant has gone before a public hearing mission would be hard-pressed to do dancercize, disco dancing, Manchester." DiRosa said. breaking promises? Should they be not make promises that will only be ford Jr. and Carolyn B. Stafford, property at 71 Broad St. 2109 before S p.m. or 644-3310 after 6 p.m. and after a special exception Is obtained anything about it because now they are driver education, fencing, "But. once in office, and once the proud of forcing many town taken away later,” he said. “And Marriage lirenBeN from the Zoning Board of Appeals.' non-conforming uses. floral arrangement, Democrats realized there certainly departments to cut back programs here's a new idea the Democrats George P. Moskites Jr., Windsor, and Susan E. Horton, ^ Daniel Carey The existing zoning laws allow massage Mrs. Gail Sheer asked if the existing genealogy and golf. would be a substantial budget deficit once they were safely in office? haven't ried. Let's be honest with the Manchester, April 7 at South United Methodist. parlors to open as long as they meet the massage parlors became in violation of There will also be — the result of their poor planning — Should they be proud of having voters. After all, it's their money and Kirk S, Stewart and Debra J. Roy, both of Rockville provisions of the town's massage parlor the regulations could they be closed and if courses in hypnosis, oil programs were cut. campaign deceived the public that put them in their town," he said. March 10 at Trinity Covenant. ordinance which is enforced by the town's so, who would they apply to for reopening. painting, quilting, sewing, health department. William Breslau, town attorney, said small engine repair, ten­ Only barbershops, beauty salons and that temporary suspension Of a business, nis, upholstering and Skating Ar^a Eyed dry-cleaning establishments will be con­ for any reason, might not mean abandon­ cooking. tinued as permitted uses in the two com­ ment of that use. For South Windsor John Linderman, a member of the Plan­ In-person registrations mercial zones and other convenience ser­ will be accep t^ through ning Commission, said that a non- Comment on Iran vices, not mentioned, will be required to Thursday at high school SOUTH WINDSOR — The town may have a much conforming u.se can't be enlarged, if such Former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak obtain the special permit to open. The new cafeteria from 7 to 9 p.m. sought after skating area in the near future, according to w^s the case then the applicant would Rabin Tuesday said the Iranian revolution Town Manager Allan Young. laws will be effective as of Monday. The mail registration havS to re-apply under the new helped spur Egypt and Israel to solve In a memo to the Town Council Young said that he Alan Humphries, Vernon Avenue, spoke deadline is Friday, Classes JustShakeit regulations. believed that there was a “good possibility " that a in favor of the amendments which would problems that stood in the way of a peace will be held on Tuesday or Concerning the comment that the com­ shallow pond, suitable for skating, could be constructed allow him to have a voice in a decision treaty. Rabin, in Boston to promote the sale Wednesday evenings. and Let it Fall Into Place. concerning establishment of a massage mission was trying to legislate morality, of Israel Bonds, said the fall of the shah of in the middle of the Rye Street Park. Michael Caterino council member, said Courses are open to those parlor. Iran could threaten security for the entire The Precision Haircut. Young said that the area — about one acre — would be He expressed special concern because the laws weren't set up for this purpose, 15 years of age or older. bulldozed to a depth jof two to two and one-half feet. He Specially Priced! PEWTER the latest applicant for such an establish­ “ 1 think it has stayed clear of that and Middle East. (UPI photo) Precision haircutting is our method of cutting your said that he felt the water supply in the park would be ment is proposing to locate in a small that’s why 1 su p ^ rt it,” he said. hair in harmony with the way it grows... so it never adequate to fill the area. Young said that the project is shopping center in his neighborhood. No Substantiating its action in passing the ioses its shape. now in the hands of the Engineering Department and that Perfect for Entertaining ... firm decisic n has been made on the es­ amendments the Zoning Commission con­ ^AFTSMANSHIP And because your hair falis naturaiiy into place, they will determine the outcome of the proposal. tablishment. curred that it had to look out for the health DOMESTIC & Young said that about seven acres of wooded land in the all you have to do is shake it. Ideal for Gifting TANKARDS The Town Council put a moratorium on and safety of the town residents. ^ W o o d IN C Rye Street Park has been improved. "We began cutting Sheer said he wasn’t making an in­ At Command Performance, we shafhpoo, preci­ trees with the expectation of thinning out two acres,” accepting applications until the zoning IMPORTED sion cut and blow dry your hair for just $14.00 amendments become effective, but the sinuations but he felt that the nature of Young said. application in question was filed before ma.ssage parlors was enough to arouse the whether you're a guy or a gal. And no appointments He said some large trees that showed enough decay to the moratorium became effective. concern of the public and therefore he felt HARDWOODS are ever necessary. ■be a threat to the public safety, were removed, “but for Mayor Frank McCoy, who asked the the public should be allowed to speak at a LUMBER - PLYWOOD-VENEERS Permanent waves, colorina. frosting and condi­ the most part the trees removed were poorly developed council to impose the moratorium last public hearing. tioning, vye do it all, but we really shine witn the such as locust and cherry.” he said. week, .said he doesn’t think the town’s The commission said the amendments precision haircut, and so will you. ■ Young said that the more desireable sugar maples, red maples and oak were left standing. He said that the mps-sage parlors, protect property values ito ci fo r ca Linet ivorL — removal of some of the trees would improve.the quality . tablishmcnts. and such and is an extension or support of Command Perfom iaii€?e of those remaining in the park. He said he thoroughly endorsed the the mechanism of the town’s massage BIRCH ■ CHERRY - MAPLE - BASSWOOD - RED OAK - He said that in some spots, where the town employees amendments which would limit their (larlor ordinance. WHITE OAK ■ WALNUT - TEAK - MAHOGANY - PINE . «79 "-re^vnonoi Svrvicet Com had to remove large numbers of undesirable trees, others LEON KASSLER POPLAR ■ ROSEWOOD would be planted to replace them. He said the town plans operation to certain zones and require a MASTER CHAFTSMAN.EDUCATOR MARSHALL'S MALL permit to be iksued only after a public 27 Commerce Slreei over 14 species in stocky (most sizes available) to plant more sugar maples. Norway and red maples and .\Iuiiicipul Ki»k Pool Glasiotibury Conneciicul ti603.1 Mon.-Frl. 10-9; S a t 10-6 PIERCED EARRINGS white pines. hearing. “I'm sure this is perfectly Business (203) 659 0767 Woodwwking classes available legal, " he said. NEW HAVEN (U Pl) — The Connecticut Residence |203i 643-99’2 Call 659-0767 Phona 6 4 3 - 8 3 3 9 ALL 14K GOLD Frank I’laninseck of Sunset Terrace, (.'onference of Municipalities is con­ who said he lives across the street from sidering forming a municipal, risk Vernon Group Split one of the town's massage parlors, said he management pool to reduce cities' and 20% OFF OUR sees people go in and out of there like it towns' costs for workers' compensation On Fair Rent Panel was a night club and said he has counted and liability insurance and to assure that as many as 10 and 12 cars there. He said municipalities will be able to obtain such VERNON — A recommendation to establish a fair rent ENTIRE STOCK he feels there should be a limit to the coverage. commission, made in a report prepared by a University of Connecticut student intern, has drawn mixed emotions 4 -PII^ COFFEE SET from members of the towns Housing Rehabilitation Com­ NATIONALLY mittee. ADVERTISED The student recommended that the commission be set up to mediate landlord-tenant disagreements and to con­ ^ *59*SR«0. RS7.50 trol rent increases that might develop from the investor- owned housing rehabilitation program. Impnuivtf lor homa enltflaining o i (oi Itia parltct bndai gill Coniisti ol a 10 Cup Cotita Pol. Sugar Bowl and Distinctive Two of the committee members, Robert Hurd, chair­ Ctaamcr and a 12" Round Tray An ouitiandm g valua al man, and Lena Therault, member, have opposite views mis low price Just ma corraci bland of slyla and dasign as to the merits of such a commission. mat Kill give you years of satisfaction ENGLISH PEWTER TANKARD ' i Hurd feels he wouldn’t be in favor of endorsing such an Tine Silverplale by ONEIDA d looks from operation noting it would cost the taxpayers money. Intiododng! While Mrs. Therault feels such a commission could allay fears the landlords and tenants may have concerning the □ONEIDA Peg. $13.95 All NatnnI Flavor impact of the rehab program. 'The student's report claims that such a commission m■ Old Fashioned derson-Litde could be a compromise between establishing a strict rent-control program and not having any controls. ONEIDA SILVERPLAnO FDDGE RIPPLE The committee has asked George Russell, town planner, for more information. PAUL REVERE ' Ice Cream Educators To Meet Flavor of the Month Roger SUubdch- itedtAiN/vqc 'Quarterback. Dallas Cowboys BOLTON — The Board of Education will meet BOWLS Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Center Building Library. Following the disposal of routine business, and the public llO’ size Reg.$30 .. $ 2 2 .5 0 ALLUKNECKCHArNS All Tankards are English forum, the board will hear the report of Superintendent of 16" Size, Reg. $15 .. $ 1 1 .2 5 made, have gless bottom Schools Raymond A. Alien Jr. At the end of the meeting there will be an executive Reduced STAINLESS GRAVY BOAT and a pt. capacity. Three TOWN & COUNTRY session to discuss personnel matters. OLirAsiiorcB The board will also discuss the proposed budget for letter monogram FUOr.E ^ VESTED SUITS 1979-80; policies for approval and information; the wlttlLADLE RiPPte V S H K V engraved FREE on all superintendent’s recommendation on the future of the Reg. $6.95 school system; and a request for non-public school BULOVA T transportation. Tankards. Reg. *1.59 The agenda also includes a request for a leave of absence, ratification of a long-term substitute appoint­ ACCUTRON WOMENS ment, field trips, a program for pre-school children, the *3.99 Save resignation of a board member, and the high school ENTIRE STOCK evaluation. COMPLETE STOCK OF HGAUOi 4 0 * O ur Reg. $110 Save on our collection of spring Town & Country suits All Natural Flavor - Old Fashioned in the newest solids, pin ICLOCKS 10% Vanilla • Chocolate Chip stripes, muted plaids, checks Swiss Chocolate N'Fudge i Cherry Vanilla , and patterns. A great investment for any man's wardrobe, hand­ REDUCED 25% OFF ICECREAM $1.59/Half Gallon somely tailored In textured B i woven fabrics for good looks, bingo comfort and duramlitv season PIERCED after season. Regulars - Shorts - Longs. TNUR80AV DIAMOND THE SULQVAACCUTRON* Expert free alterations. TIMOTHTEDWARDS EARRINGS DRESS SHIRTS JUDPLE SCHOOL - RINGS RINGS RINGS Our Reg 100 ARNOLD WAY SOUTH WINDSOR Com plete f MftffOflM, OftR, P«Wf $ 9 & $ I0 SIqmLMIo- 2forH5 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Stock Select from our entire stock of RK hm aN pli polyester-cotton perma-press REDUCED 20% ‘mscaNTHNn ^CUMUNTEd) ONE YEAR dress shirts and in white, pastel 7 :4 5 P.M. solids, stripes, patterns. THIS WILL BE OUR FINAL WEEK IS REQUIJLR QAME8 MEN’S CUFF LINK SETS ALL 14K NECK CHAINS 5 SPECIAL OAME8 ^Nk MMRMi JEWELRY TO t COMPLETE STOCK 9fl0/ji ilE E CLEANER 1 REG. *1.25 s ■ V O pto «v«y nit6 Mon. thoi SaL ••M O ® * 40% OFF A l l /o u r r W g honor BankAmericard/ViSA A MaMar Charga TOTAL CASH PRIZES CASH ■ CHECK ■ MASTER CHAme . VISA • LAYAWAY Anderson-Little 10 TURKEYS OR HMIS MANCHESTER PARKADE m m m OPEN THURS. EVES HI 9 P.M. .M. n T 77 SHOOR NO EXCNMISS 917 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER PAGE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD,. Wed,, March 7. 1979 KVENING HERALD. Wed., March 7, 1979 — PAGE NINE Opposition Unexpected Region Aids Bolton iBaurliplilpr Eupuimi HrralJi Jack Andfirson On Sewer Planning Manchester — A City of Village Charm On Child Care Funding - Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Accidents Mount at Mail Centers BOLTON — Bolton is one of four towns that has been Published by the Manchester Publishing Co . Herald Square. chosen by the Capitol Region Council of Governments to Manchester. Conn 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. By (; k i <;(; i'K a k s o .% WASHINGTON - T fe loading machines are ripping humair^lesh as culling them with a fine-tooth comb. Robert FauCher, a Laurel Street resi­ have a Sewer Avoidance Plan or Water Pollution Control back and forth wildly. docks at the Postal SeiVice's New well as parcel wrappings, crushing The machines aren't to blame for ac­ llcriiM Hi’itorlcr dent, also spo ke,in support of the Plan completed by the CRCOG planning staff using state Menit>er Aud>t Bureau of Circtfaiion Vember UnChristmas cidents in management's view; the M ANCHESTER — Two apparently in­ programs. He quoted songwriter Bob funds. mare situation has two choices. He by the employees as “ the six doors of packages and spilling workers' blood employees are. nocuous items on Tuesday night's Boar of Dylan by saying. “The times they are a The town must contribute a portion of the cost of the Customer Service — 847-9946 Harold E Turkington. Executii^ Editor can stay in the truck or try to run out. Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Fr'ank*A*’ Bu7ban5!*ManiQingink. Editor death" as well as junk mail. Directors agenda turn^ into a brief changin’.” plan either in money or in equivalent man hours. The manager of the San Franicisco The center's manager, Julie forum about child care and the potential Head StaffT and day care provides Before approval is given, the town must establish a Allowing for a certain poetic Employees at the regional bulk center expressed this attitude in a McCarthy, says "workers should run breakdown of the family unit in America. needajJjppvices to families that have two Water Pollution Control Authority. license by the postal workers — no mail centers are scared and angry. memo that warned bluntly: “We can­ out. of course.” Einployees say this parents who are working, he said. The two items concerned approval of Robert Gorton, chairman of the Planning Commission, one ha^ actually been killed at the It's dehumanizing enough to work not continue to permit people to is the worst possiole thing to do. In another school matter, the Board of government grants to fund the' Head Start has called a special meeting for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Commentary loading docks — the grim phrase while surrounded by .machines in­ harm themselves at this installation. Would a loader who stays in the program and the Early Learning Center, a Directors held a public hearing for a |619 fentley Memorial Library to discuss the plan. He has in­ reHects the most serious flaw in the stead of men and women; when the If is in their best interest to remove truck and is hurt anyway be given . day care program at the old Orford appropriation to the Board of Education vited the Board of Selectmen, Zoning Commission, Postal Service's multimillion-dollar, machines have the upper hand, it is them from the Postal Service rather budget. The mdney will be paid as restitu­ compensation for his injuries? Or Village .School. Conservation Commission and town sanitarian. Len super-automated regional facilities shattering to employee morale. than allow them to maim or kill tion for a March 1978 break into Tolisano, CRCOG senior planner, will attend the would it be ruled his fauH because he Both programs have been operating for for handling parcels and other non- We sent our associate Vicki them.selves." a number of years, but they drew opposi­ Manchester High School. meeting. Potholes Popping didn’t follow management’s first-class mail. The places simply Warren to work undercover at the The Washington bulk mail center, tion Tuesday from some residents who The board also learned that a $7,000 ap­ preferred emergency procedure? are not safe to work in. Washington regional bulk mail where our reporter worked, had the frequently attend board meetings. propriation to the Water Department This presumably is the kind of ques­ We have already reported the highest accidetf record in the East Frank Lupien of 21 Sunset ,St. said both budget probably will be used for a new Up Like Popcorn center, and when she saw the ap­ tion the Postal Service's crackdown programs, which provide care for young vehicle for the department. The money Resident Suggests havoc wreaked on mail by the palling conditions the facility's last year: There were more than .300 on compensation claims will decide. children, are “one more step in having was raised by the sale of timber cut on . futuristic assembly-line machines employees must work in, she asked accidents in 1978 — almost one a day. The idea of improving the signal .someone take over for the family,” Lu­ watershed property, and Town Manager Panel on Fait* Rent that were supposed to be cheaper and them why they didn't quit. The un­ There were 41.4 accidents for every -system apparently hasn't occurred to pien annually has spoken against the Head Robert Weiss said he expects the depart­ WASHINGTON — Potholes are The group bases its pothole es­ more efficient than human mail iversal response was that the pay is too employees, compared to 9.5 per the machine-happy management. ment will ask to purchase a vehicle with Start program, which Has operated in popping up like popcorn at an timate on the amount of asphalt filler handlers. Damage and destruction too good to pass up. The postal KK] employees at the city post office While the Postal Service carefully town for 14 years, the money. M AN CH ESTER — One resident attended Tuesday's average rate of 354 a minute across ordered by state highway caused by the remoresless electronic workers are, in effect, being paid to in Downtown Washington. skirts the heart of the problem, the Lupien also said the programs have The board took no action on any of these comment session and made several suggestions. the country, according to The Road departments in 20 representative marvels have led many bulk mailers risk life and limb. S management and the workers -statistics keep building. Last year, ■'Communist and Marxist influences" and appropriations but is expected to approve He suggested that the town establish a fair rent com­ Information Program (TRIP) states, data supplied by the Federal to ues private deliver services. The Management's response to the can't even agree on the best way to the rale of injuries at the bulk mail read from an article that discussed day ail of them next week. mission to oversee rents charged tenants in town. He also headquartered here. resulting shrinkage in traffic is astronomical cost of patching up its avoid one of the more common care programs in Russia, A public hearing also' was held on the proposed a program that would require an inspection of a Highway Administration and two centers was three times as great as killing the whole point of the bulk injured workers — currently more machine-caused accidents at (he Other residents, including B.D. Pearl, a town's proposed appropriation of revenue housing unit before a new tenant or owner moves in. This winter's more severe snowfall asphalt groups. al other postal facilities. mail centers, which must handle than $600 million a year— has been to Washington center; a malfunctioning Main Street businessman, and John Tucei sharing funds. Only on resident. Eugene The man also questioned the makeup of the and freezethaw cycles will cause at What causes potholes? “ During DON'T L E A V E HOME: An ap­ of .10 Castle Road, also criticized the Sierakowski of 101 .Strawberry Lane, membership of the Community Development Advisory least 93 million potholes in the warmer weather, rain and melting enormous volume to achieve the cost treat it is a mere bureaucratic signal system causes the truck driver parently endless stream of famous programs. .spoke. Committee. The makeup of the committee has been nation's roads and streets by spring, snow seep into cracks in the savings projected (or them. problem. Instead of trying to figure to drive off while the loader and the people with not-so-famous faces, Climbers Rescued questioned before. One resident previously had said the Representatives of both programs, He was concerned that the town might the private research agency predicts. pavement.“ said H.W. Reece, TR IP But workers' safety is far more im- out ways to make the environment boom-like end of the conveyor belt from Pele to Same Ervin, keep committee does not include enough low- and moderate- owever, spoke of the benefits of them. spend the money on operating expenses pMghtcen St I aiided student climbers were esniiTed sali.ly down That averages 49 potholes per mile -portant than damage to inanimate safer, the Postal Service has chosen are still inside the truck. When this assuring us in television commer­ income residents. chairman. "When colder weather "We run a very fine day care center," and then be in trouble in future years if the obipfic The Rube Goldberg to cut its compensation claims by happens, the conveyor bell flails Mount ItainicT Tuesd'ay by a re.scue team two days alt( i U k it li adi i for all paved roads in the country. comes, the water freezes and cials that their American Express Pat Schardt, head of the center, .said. revenue sharing allocation drops. Director Thomas Connors presided at Tuesday's ses­ and a student wore killed by an avalaiiee. iFlM photoi sion. Last winter T R IP estimated there expands. Later when the ice melts £TTA WTwowKSTAg-meoRAM. cards arc the key to temporary finan­ were 116.4 million potholes in the the pavement is weakened and Hutwe N.e.R. -rg cial emharra-ssment. But the nation’s United States costing $320 million to broken up by traffic. No. 2 lawman. Deputy Attorney IViil«*4’OHtal ECONO-TAX repair. The average pothole is 16- "So erratic weather — alternating General Ben Civiletti, can be MANCHE.STER - The NOTICE inches wide and 5-inches deep. freezing and warming periods — is forgiven if he has doubts about the United Pentecostal Church ^SERVICES / In Connecticut, T R IP estimates far wose for the roads than simply little green card. will have its regular ser­ I C9« Probate Court is open for ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES there will be 1,577,703 potholes in the cold weather" Driving Ills son, Ben Jr., to vice iind Bible study II040A Trained conferences with the judge DO YOU KNOW... state's 17,994 miles of paved road. Reece says the number of potholes Lexington. Va,, recently for an ad­ tonight at 7:30 at the Of Ta« from 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. Texas motorists are the biggest mission interview at Washington and I MO Preparer EVERY PHARMACIST AND PHARMACY could be reduced if highway agencies church, 187 Woodbrige St. on Thursday nights. Night MUST BE LICENSED losers with over 8 million estimated were adequately funded to catch up Lee University, Civiletti pulled into a v^clephone number: 647- potholes in its 127,135 miles of paved on resurfacing. Gulf Station and filled up on gas. He I’rpwliylerian $9.00 Medi EVERY PRESCRIPTION MUST BE FILLED 3227. roads. then discovered that neither he nor MANCHESTER A ll•m lz•d Dwdttotlono TO DOCTOR'S ORDERS his son had enough cash to pay the $7 prayer meeting is William E. FitzGerald THERE CAN BE NO SUBSTITUTION CALL 643-4664 tab. scheduled for tonight at 7 Judge of Probate OF Q UALITY FOR APPOINTMENT Civiletti offered his American at the Presbyterian 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Marti V- THE DIFFERENCE AT MEDI MART IS THE PRICE Express card. The attendant was so Church, 43 Spruce St. PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES Quote/Vnq uoie ■ The Christian Brigade Compare these examples impre.s.sed he ordered Civiletti to pull out and Pioneer flirls will ahso 'PASTA •UNPNAMIMIKKirriON Q ?r. off to the side so he could shipon the I “Look! It's a bird! It's a plane! No, specialist, saying his research into meet at 7 at the church, ALDACTAZiOlTABS lO O l l f .4 9 gas back out. In dcspcn^llion, Civiletti OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK It's Super Tower!" the ancestry of President Ab.'^aham ATROMIO S 500 mg. TABS (Clofibratt) lO O i A .77 showed the man his official creden­ Kinania'I (Church ITALIAliA —Sen. Williiiin Proxmirc, I)- Lincoln found signs of marfan syn­ AND EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9 OlABtNISi ISO mg. TABS (Chiorpropamids) lOOt 1 3 .3 f tials, and this did the trick. The MANC1IE.STER - The Vt is., kidding Sen. John Fower, R.- drome, a hereditary type of heart (SUNDAYS TIL 6) LANOXIN 2S mg. TABS (Digoxin) 1 00 ( .9 9 owner, Thurmond Whiteside, Sacred Dance group of Ltd. Rex., before u Senate liearing. -V disease. LIBRIUM 10 mg. TABS (Chlordiatspoxid*) lOOt S .0 9 accepted Ben Jr.'s personal check. Emanuel I.titheran Church newpaper photo had show n I'ower NITROCLTCiRINTABS lOOt 1.19 "Hopefully, there will be a place Whiteside told us he's keeping the will resume rehearsals “the home o f fresh pasta” wearing a Siipernian eosluine for the gals. I hope this is the begin­ check uncashed as a momento of his tonight at 6:30 at the during a pri\ale parly al a shop­ ning and not the end.” Introductory OFFER famous customer with thd not-so- church. ping renter in Dallas. —Violet llulmc:!, ilircclor of the famous credit card. i . At 7.-30, a com­ HOME-STYLE CAVATELLI "One pail of pennies ... not RockclICH, disi'iiHNing the fuliirc of munications iheeting is Copyright, 1979, United F(|iture counted by the town at this time." ihc tO-womaii ihmrc Iroiipc in the scheduled at the church. ^ liO O p«rlb. rag. 11,38 lb. .Svndicatc, Inc. — Donald J. Martin, town wake of plaiiH lo alter (lie -IS-year- “Picky! Picky! Picky! Why don’t we dispose of it my way?” South (Ihurch (ollar good 3/6/79 thru 3/11/79 manager of Narragansell, K.I., / \ old movie ami alage allow format M ANCHESTER - The writing a reeeipt for an irate al Radio (Jiv Mnaie Mall in New Ravioli, Fresh Pasta, Manicotti. commission on mi.ssions of J£AN NATl SPECIALS lionieow ner, who paid 8120,16 lax York. South United Methodist Lasagna, Stuffed Shells, Sauces. hill with an 80-pound bucket of Andrew Tully * f l u 6 r i d e Church will meet tonight at I t JL 111 12,016 pennies. His personal "They know if it doesn’t ‘work’ it's 7:30 at the church. All fresh made on the premises. VERY SILKY rlierk previously had been not our fault, it’s theirs,” HOURS: Tuat. to tat. 10 A.M. lo 6 P.M. NEW! STAYFREE 'rriiiity (lhim*h MOISTURIZING refusetl. —.Alan Geffin, who runs an or- Snelling^s Stand on Spending Sunday 10 A.M. to 2 P.M., Clotad Monday M ANCHESTER The SUPER MAXI PADS AIM TOOTHPASTE LOTION “ I will just tell you one thing; the rull supply store in London, Rev, Norman E. Swenson, * Tat. 643-7424 myth of the invincibility of the Viet­ saying there liave been no eoni- member, that has been studying who liave woihed lo reduce taxes for OUR REG. WASHINGTON - Mr. Snelling budget by decree of a constitutional pastor of Trinity Covenant OUR RIG. 3.79 OUR REG. 1.47 49 namese is no longer reliable.” plaints hy eustomers to whom he 189 Wtst MIddIa Turnpika, Manchaatar 2 2 .9 5 came to Washington from Vermont convention, Snelling reminded his budget-balancing proposals. Snelling years,” Snelling said. Church, will lead a Bihle —Teng llsaio-ping, vice premier has .sold Lzeeh-huilt erysjal hull. also wanted lo know why Brown • t • N 'C o •"«* Carla Squalrllo, Proprialarl 30'Ct The (irst luper 6 2-oz Super size with and brought with him the cool, cut- colleagues that even governors can't study tonight at 7:,10 at the Feel tmooth and titky beltleif napkin! fluoride to fight decay of Uliina, riaiming his nation's in­ "Obviously, I have less talent than hadn't answered a letter Snelling dis­ all over! 19-oz. out-the-cackling realism of rocky, have it both ways. Snelling didn't suggest that Brown church. 302 Hackmatack { I f vasion troppoH had done well in I though.” 99* quizzical New England. * « * patched to all governors asking them was too percent wrong. There is, ,SI the hunter fighting against Viet­ —Gloria Garter Spann, sister of Thursdav, the women of and introducing... Snelling — first name, Richard, at­ "We can't continue to adopt to detail specific federal programs after all, something to be said in nam. the IbS. president, talking about the church will have a titude, skeptical — is the Republican resolutions calling for a balanced they felt could be eliminated to cut favor of Brown's call on Congress lo “He probably had only about a year her disorderly condurt arrest in an |iiaycr breakfast at 6:30 at MEDI MART ICY HOT JEAN N A Tf governor of Vermont, where people budget and then complain when federal spending. initiate a constitutional amendment CLINITEST to live if he had not been Amerieiis, Ga„ restaurant for l.a Stiad.'i West. r S A V E i p «1 conoN ANALGESIC BATH & -SKIN live by facing unpleasant facts. He is federal grants to states are^cut,” he requiring a balanced budget, and his assasinated.” playing a iiurnioniru. The tune SWABS BALM PERFUME OIL in favor of a said, in the manner of a man having Brown, of course, is preoccupied argument that if Congress fails to act r.oiH'onlia Church —Dr. Harold Schwartz, a Los was, "I'm So l.onesome I Gould balanced federal his say around a cracker barrel. “ We with more cosmic matters, like run­ the slates should demand a con­ M A NC111'lSTICR — (loncor- ON ANYi 00 OUR Angeles-based internal medicine G rv" ning for president. That's all right. stitutional convention. Inflation is dia Lutheran Cfiurch wilt 1 2.29 59‘i le99« PRICE . budget (who isn't, can't blame the size of the federal 4 now the bullet everybody must bile, 1^ - [/ ufine tugor 16 0 - c t. to fM ip p e d .The arthritiy spe- in these wild. budget for inflation without taking Given the sad state of the liave a Lenten supper Freih, clean frogrance. cioliil 3 S-oz Hepublican, we can use all the lest anarchy set it. louight at 6: If) at the (Ivlir 1 -ot. Proposition 13 responsibility for controlling it at church. 40 Pitkin St. LIGHTER DIAPARENE days?). But he home.” presidential candidates we can But Snelling was on the button f W Alter supper, there will CHILDREN'* r . ANUSOL BABY WASH Almanac wants folks to .Snelling even coldly took on the muster. But being president is a hard when ho warned that the voters hi' a Lenten service at 7. ASPIRIN ^ SUPPOSITORIES CLOTHS CLAIROL realize that any celebrity of the show, California’s job, too — with more nitty-gritty than "want to see how we intend to I'liuisday, the Bihle _ o t HERBAL ESSENCE Today is Wednesday, March 7, the at the D e tr^ plant of the Ford sacrifices in­ Gov. .Jerry Brown, who specializes in negotiable glamor, and Snelling had manage if federal programs to state Discovery (Iroup will meet 3 9 9 csT. 66th day of 1979 with 299 to follow. Motor Co. FiWAmen were killed. and local governments are cut. and B/ERybOCY •S5S5?-i£ fo r PRICE volved will not be confined to the guy headline-grabbing ideas a minute. a right to be impatient. ‘ a I 0 30 ;i .m , and the 1.67k 1.59;' SHAMPOO J,'' 36-cl Oiong*. 12-cl Fa»t relief of The moon is moving toward its new In 19.36. Adcm'vHitler ordered his He complained to reporters later what sacrifices we are willing to COULD Ui 1 50 economy 3iie ( OUR SALE next door. Calmly curt, he cut Brown off in the (lolden Age (iroup at 1 flavored chewable hemmorhoidal poin pre-moittened PRICE phase. Nazi troops into the Rhineland, middle of a plea that the governors that he was weary of Brown’s make.” So far, there has been too p m. at the Church, lobictt toweletlei. 89 7-01. Conteint natural The morning stars are Venus and violating the Versailles Treaty. Snelling's words to the winter jump on the Brown balanced budget "grandstanding" Still calm, he much talk about lowering thermostat A- protein. (’(‘lUor n iu rt'li Mars. In 1945, the U.S. 1st Army crossed meeting of the National Governors amendment bandwagon. claimed that Brown is always absent .settings and buying baloney instead M ANCHESTER The The evening stars are Mercury, the Rhine at Remagen, Germany, as Association were, like his con­ Brown, Snelling remarked, hadn't when the hard work of making of pot roast, while our ruling lords executive hoard of Center CUIROL Jupiter and Saturn. World War II in Europe moved into stituents back home, unadorned. boned up on the issue; he hadn’t government is done. “ I think the from While House lo City Hall Church Women will meet I CONDITION Those born on this date are under its colusing weeks. Total Allied vic­ With everybody else discussing the taken part in the work of a gover­ born-again lines (Brown) uses are sacrifice only the hot air consumed Thursday at 0:30 ;mn in the sign of Pisces. tory — V-E Day — came May 8. v campaign to balance the national nors' committee, of which he is a reasonably offensive to those (>f us hy speech-making. (he Robbins R o o m ^ the OUR REG. Noted American botanist Luther In 1969, two of the three Apollo 9 0*1 lor 2.99 4 .1 9 church \ BAYER sconiES DIAL SOAP condition* Burbank was born March 7. 1849. astronauts flew their lunar mocule At 7:30 p in . the pnillen- Treatment for troubled hoir. 8-o^|vr On this day in history: around the main spacecraft, then lial hoard will meet i/ the ASPIRIN FACIAL TISSUES 4 PACK In 1932, in the depths of the Dpres- linked the two together again. Washington Window Rohhins Room, and the sion, an estimated 3,000 men rioted Young Women's (Iroup in 1C the Federation Room OUR OUR REG. Jm REG . . t i c 4/99c IWis I'rip Sh film 200-ct Famous quality 20 0 -ct. 2 -pty, printed 3.5-ot bon. White, pink Thoughts MANCHE.STER - Ben Boyer for fo il poin relief ^ The Rhetoric of Losers? Ivzrah Chapter, B'nai Yfft processing According to a recent Gallup Poll, One.” Abstract thinkers latch on to H'rilh Women, is spon­ 94 out of every 100 Americans believe fllM SiiE P8INTS pm ets the notion that God is a spirit. By IK A K. AI,I,I;N “New Frontier, " "lost prestige ” or America's technological lead' and sliould sliirl llirmving Ic.idership and soring ,1 Inis lri|) Siiiulay, in God. If this survey is anywhere All of this is well and good, but it “the missile gap. " secs a constitutionally mandated talent at tlicm " Marcli 16, to Eorlunofl's in WASHINGTON (CPU - In the C TWa r»natia Cc»«tia'ie naafvhen r^etvod by 25 Ycarw A|;o sell-sacrifice of God's live and different approaches lo politics. Hut Brown^ and Stevenson com­ day. yOii Ifom cuslom4»i puichatmg any OiSM us may present coupon lor reosenoble timiN en seme Herald did not publish. n k in a shocking — lor their seeming the presidency, like otlier in­ wlial lliey really mean and lime mil rcKicmption Coupon noi assignabte and void where Drc>- items in foimess te oil 10 Yearn \j{o So God is. are talking about it in terms that hib'ied ia»ed or fesincietJ Consumer myjst pay any tales the words. Yon will hear a sound customers. « .And God is Good. sound alien to the tradition of pithy betrayal of the liberal tradition (and stitutions. suffers from “a great lack tat Cash value 1 K K valid only >n u S A Ma>i lo Gillette TEL 569-4120 Manchester state Rep. Donald RtHiempt'on- Ot»«ce PO 8o« 301 Kankakee Uhnors Pastor Bob Tallent. American political sloganeering. fathers I that fostered them. „ of public conlidcnce, " Weicker. even eominnn ammi)' losing politicians Whul 6t''9kT1 Coupon e«Oi'OS KMirch 3 l I960 Genovese, Republican, announces First Baptist (Tiurch You don't hear them talking in two- Brown wants to create "a climate blunt, says we shluld not only stop and small children 871 1785 871 0373 STORE COUPON 2- 1-1 withdrawal of sponsorship of bills calling for added state spending. of Tolland. ■ word slogans like the “ New Deal,” ol investment necessary to maintain throwing monev at our problems “we Whining

X X. ) I PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 7. 1S79 EVENING HERALD, Wed,, March 7, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN O bItuariM 1-86 Ramjp Cuts Impact Morgan T. Dugan Herald Angle SOUTH WIND«)R - Morgan T. Eagles Not Awed Cecii England) 73, Dugan, 71, of 965 Main St. died Mon­ Of J.C. Penney Traffic Earl Yost day at Hartford Hospital. Mr. Dugan was bom in South Wind­ EAST HARTFORD - The Tov(nidf Burnham Street east of Chapel Road. against closing any streets because 3ports Editor Town’s First Mayor sor and was a tobacco grower before Manchester is planning changes in , Committee Chairman Harry residents of East Hartford may want his retirement. He was a graduate of the layout of Burnham Street which Egazarian said trucks coming in and to use them to travel to work at the Maloney’s Mark MANCHESTER - Cecil W. Manchester and had lived here all his St. Thomas Seminary, Bloomfield. will make it difficult for trucks com­ out of the site would have to J.C. Penney site. England. 73. of 231 Timrod Road, life. He was a member of St. Mary's He was a member of the National Ri­ ing in and out of the J.C. Penney in­ negotiate two difficult turns to use Egazarian said the subcommittee who served as Manchester's first Episcopal Church, Manchester fle Association and the United States dustrial park site to use the street, a Burnham Street. Coming into the site will continue to monitor the traffic Ticket Sales Good able to field a formidable team, By LEN ALISTER will have to help. We have to be con­ mayor under the towit manager form L ^g e of Masons and Nutmeg Forest, Golf Association. ■four-member subcommittee of the from Burnham Street, trucks would situation. If it notices any abnormal headed by Arthur Ashe, who dislikes cerned with our defensive boards. of government, died this morning at Tall Cedars of Manchester. He is survived by a brother, John Town Council has concluded. have to make a sharp right onto increases in traffic, it will take a se­ Shifting the location out of necessi­ Herald Sporlswriler Directions to Gym ty of the Aetna World Cup Tennis anyone to comment on his Maloney scores a lot off its offensive Manchester Memorial Hospital. He He is also survived by two F. Dugan of Hartford; a sister, Mrs. The committee bas also concluded Chapel, then a left at a 90-degree cond look at the actions it has ‘‘Any team that’s won 20 Tournament to the New Haven “comeback", last year's most boards.” was the husband of Mrs. Lillian daughters. Miss Cecily I. England of Jane Wilcox of Suffield; and several that Tolland Street — another possi­ angle to get to the site. recommended. Take 1-91 South and get off at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum from valuale player, Brian Gottfried and games, no matter what league, The Meriden-based Spartans also Glista England. Bolton and Miss Ann G.K. England of nieces and nephews. ble route to the site — would not suf­ Leaving the site, trucks would have Last summer, residents of Route 72 West Exit. Stay on 72 and the Hartford Civic Center Coliseum the No. 1 world’s doubles champions, has to be a good team,” says like to press, reports Penders and Mr. England, who was mayor in Washington, DC.; and a The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. fer major traffic increases because to make a right at a 90-degree angle, Burnham Street asked the council to get off at the Route 71 (Willowbrook after the roof collapsed a year ago Stan Smith and Bob Lutz. East CathGlic Basketball Park) Exit. Heading north, stay on "the key to beating them is beating IM9 when the town manager form of brother,George England of from the Ahern Funeral Home, 180 of the industrial park. then a sharp left from Chapel to use study the traffic effects of the in­ has not hurt attendance to any major If anything, this year's World Cup, this about 2(X) yards and at fork bear their pressure he analyzes, • "They government was instituted, had Manchester. Farmington Ave., Hartford, with a Instead, cars and trucks would Burnham. dustrial site on the street because Coach Jim Penders. degree. the loth edition, could be far more left onto South Main Street. Continue run a good halfcourt and three- jierved many years as a town seiect- The funeral is Friday at 11:30 a.m. mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church, most likely use a planned exit ramp "It is going to be very difficult for they feared large traffic increases. And for that reason alone, East "We are 83 per cent sold out for the competitive than the last three years about 500 yards and take first left quarter court trap press. We have to man. He also was a formeVchairman, at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. South Windsor, at 9. Burial will be in of Interstate 86 which will lead right a tractor trailer or a truck of any Chief Corporation Counsel F. should be well-motivated as it takes four days," Mike Beach, tournament when Connors led the USA to lop­ onto Mill Street. School is on the left beat the pressure, attack it and con­ of the Republican Town Committee B u rial w ill be in St Ja m e s the family plot in St. Mary's into the industrial park. kind to make those turns to go up Timothy McNamara has told the to the hardwood tonight against top- chairman for the sponsoring Aetna sided wins to narrow the gap to 5-4 in about 200 yards down. vert." , and served on the town's Advisory In­ Cemetery.. Cemetery, East Hartford. The subcommittee concluded that council it has the power to close local ranked 20-1 Maloney High in a State Burnham Street when Chapel Road Life & Casualty Insurance Company the series once dominated by the One, plus Penders, feels his club surance Committee in the I9S0s. In Friends may call at Holmes Friends may call at the funeral the town should not close any local Tournament Class L Region I lies directly ahead in a straight streets. But, McNamara warned reported yesterday. Aussies. has faced a tough schedule. "We feel I9S3, he was named a commissioner Funeral Home, 400 Main St.i home Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 streets. against doing so until actual traffic semifinal at New Britain High at direction," Egazarian said. "We have sold nearly 90 percent of John Alexander and Phil Dent are we’ve faced teams as tough as of Hartford County by the State Thursday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. p.m. increases are proved rather than on 7;30. have to get up lor a 20-1 team. And all Manchester officials plan to re­ An easier route for trucks would be our tickets for Saturday and Sunday Australia's hopes in the singles with Maloney," he states. House of Representatives. The family suggests that any The family suggests that any route Burnham Street, which now the basis of projected increases. The Eagles, fourth seed and now year long we've gotten up for the to take Chapel all the way to and (both afternoon matches) and we are the same pair the top doubles com­ “It’s had two tough games (against Before retiring, he had owned and memorial gifts may be made to the memorial gifts may be made to the The J.C. Penney site is scheduled sporting a 15-8 mark, sleepwalked to good teams." meets South Windsor's Chapel Road from Rt. 5 to the site. South Windsor running a little behind on the bine. Bristol Central which it split) while operated the England Real Estate Book of Remembrance of St. Mary's American Cancer Society. in a V formation. Plans call for to open in 1980. Egazarian said the a 65-50 win over outmanned Water­ officials plan to use state highway Thursday and Friday night sales.” With the format being changed, Maloney, co-Colonial Conference we've had about 10. We should take and Insurance Agency in Manchester Episcopal Church or to the' Heart eliminating a short portion of the funds to improve Chapel Street. subcommittee does not plan to con­ ford High in its opening tournament These figures are surprising as this from fives singles and two doubles champs, floors an imposing front line them in stride and not be in awe of for a number of years. He was a Association of Greater Hartford. 310 Mrs. Ruse ,S. Bourtfuc street and substituting a curve in a duct any traffic studies before the test. There should be no recurrence Even without trucks, the com­ year's field will lack the United matches to four singles and three in 6-foot-8 center Jay Murphy and 6- them. We respect them, but don't director of the former First National Collins St., Hartford. slightly northerly direction to meet site opens. assures Penders. MANCHESTER — Mrs. Rose S. mittee found there may be increased State's top three players, Jimmy doubles the Aussies changes are foot-4 Hueberto Mercado and 6-foot-2 fear them,” Penders added. Bank of Manchester, and later Chapel Road. The town will cul de "You can see the difference in Bourque. 68. of 16 Marsh. Road, l ar traffic on local streets. However, Connors, John McEnroe and Vitas breaking the USA monopoly appear Bob Biestek at forward. "We'll have The East-Maloney winner faces the sac the remaining portion of practice sessions." he stated. "We became a director of the Hartford M tm. Miiilcliiie l{. Heck Noank, formerly of Manchester, died committee members cautioned Gerulaitis, and the Australians no to be better. to get bounds from more than one St. Bernard-New London High National Bank and Trust Co. when it had a super practice yesterday (Mon­ MANCHESTER - Mrs. Madeline Tuesday at her home. She was the longer count on John Newcombe or With Connors and Company, the guy," Penders noted, remembering winnec Saturday night at a site and took over the bank. day). \S^|^just^going to have to the Waterford tilt. Reptune Heck, 56, of 34 Tower Road widow of William Bourque. Rod Laver. USA won by 5-2, 7-0 and 6-1 margins time to be announced for the Region I He was born Sept. 12. 1905 in w atch oTTr^HfaT w e're not too "We have to get rebounds from died Monday at Manchester Mrs. Bourque was born June 19, When Aetna staged the biggest ten­ since '76. championship. Both clubs, however, 1910, in Manchester, daughter of the m otivated. But no, th ere's no (Bob) Venora and (Joe) King advance to the state quarterfinals Mrn. Cliurlollc T. Keeney Memorial Hospital. East Hartford Council nis show in Hartford the Civic Center Opening matches Thursday night problem in getting them up. You naturally and the other three people regardless of the outcorrte. Mrs, Heck was born in Hartford late George and Mary Schlett Coliseum was sold out of choice seats will feature Ashe against Alexander MANCHESTER - Mrs. Charlotte Stamler. Key Man and had livedJn Manchester for the weeks in advance and ail other in singles at 7:30 with Smith and Lutz Treat Keeney, 85, of 88 Church St., past 30 yeST^^' Survivors are . three brothers, tickets were sold even before the two dueling Alexander and Dent in Redwood Farms captured died Tuesday at Manchester She is survived by a son, Charles A. George Stamler, Frank Stamler and Backs Riyer Study Bill squads arrived for warmup drills doubles. the Rec A Division Volleyball Memorial Hospital. She was the Joseph Stamler, all of Manchester, TJW Heck of Spencer, Iowa; two FACnP UAD'TC'/Mirk m__ .. several days before play started. Friday night, Gottfried and Dent League with Hank Brown, widow of Arthur H. Keeney. EAST HARTFORD - The Town linear park. la a i daughters. Mrs. Thomas (Barbara) and five sisters. Miss Barbara “Apprdximately 75 percent of our are slated in singles with an exhibi­ above, in the starring role. She was born in Manchester on Council voted Tuesday night to sup­ The parks and recreation depart­ Healy of Rockville and Mrs. Carol Stamler and Miss Elizabeth Stamler, The resolution has the support of ticket sales were to tennis supporters tion doubles to follow, Ralston and Dec. 5, 1893, the daughter of the late port an amendment to a bill by State ment is conducting a land use study Last night Brown paced the Medina of Manchester: five sisters, both of Mystic, Mrs. Margaret Mayor Richard H. Blackstone. in the Greater Hartford area. We Charlie Pasarell against Fred Stolle Charles 0. and Gertrude Nettleton Rep. Muriel Yacavone (D-9th) which on the river, through the planning Farms to a straight set win Mrs. Helen Holmes of Hartford. Mrs. Leckfor and Miss Theresa Stamler, Town Councilman Richard Torpey hope to have sellouts at least on the and Roy Emerson. Treat. She was a life-long resident of both of Mancheser. and Mrs. Anna calls for a feasibility study to deter­ praised Genga for his work on the firm of C-E Maguire Inc. of New Bri­ over ABA Tool in the playoffs Mickey Talbot of Bloomfield, Mrs. mine the best use of land along the weekend in New Haven,” Beach Saturday afternoon at 2, Ashe and Manchester and was a piano teacher Barber of Groton Long Point. resolution. Torpey called the tain. added. Dent will duel in singles and Gott­ at filing High, (Herald Photo Anne Missette of Hartford, Mrs, Hockanum River for linear park in town for many years. Hockanum River "one of our most That study is due to be completed The Vernon resident, in his second fried and Alexander will play the Josephine Schaffer of Rocky Hill and *s development. in two weeks. by, Strempfer) She also taught music in the precious resources." year as tournament chairman, said same type match Sunday. Doubles Mrs. Eleanore Joyce of RockKHill; Tierney Funeral The bill, if passed by the Massachusetts public school system dates have been firmed up at both are scheduled each day, the teams to and eight grandchildren. Legislature this year, would direct and had studied at the New England Hartford and New Haven for next be announced one hour prior to the The funeral is Friday at 11 a.m. at the state Department of En-' Conservatory of Music in Boston. • March just in case complications match. ( Basketball ) In the early 1900s she provided the Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm ^ Burial vironmental Protection to conduct a VFW Visit Tonight Earvin arise and the Hartford facility is not Channel 24 will carry all the play St.. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Rose Cemetery. feasibility study along the river in Lottery The Manchester Veterans of JoKnson,* piano music for shows put on in Liiii r>___ i. r»___ i . . . it:ii There Iiiere are no calling hour.s hours. ready. with Bud Collins handling the Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. the towns of East Hartford, Foreign Wars post 2046 and its ladies Cheney Hall. She was a Gold Star "We hope to be back in Hartford telecasts. BUSINESSMFiN Mother. Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Irene IN. Stevenson Manchester, Vernon and Ellington. auxiliary will visit the Newington HARTFORD — The winning next year and we'll make a decision Yesterday, the Aussies practiced iD o v Id Talaga Associates outlasted She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Philip home Tflursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Mrs. Yacavone's bill would fund a Veterans Hospital tonight. p.m. MANCHESTER — Mrs. Irere number drawn Tuesday in the by late summer-iLBeach said. . at the East Hartford Racquet Club m Manchester Police, 75-68, last night (Marcia) Froh of Manchester, three $20,000 study of the area. Members are asked to meet at the The family suggests that any Nelson Stevenson, 77. of Largo, Fla., Connecticut daily lottery was 944, while the USA players warmed up at at Illing. Bob Kiernan had 22 points. grandchildren and two great­ formerly of Manchester, died Mon­ The bill is an amendment to a law post home, 608 E. Center St., by 6:30. memorial gifts may be made to the the Glastonbury Racquet Club. Bill Kelley 15, Bruce Hence 14, Bud grandchildren day in Largo. She was the widow of passed in 1973, said Town Coun­ Ashe Heads Team American Cancer Society, 237 E. Mike Wallace, in Hartford to do a Talaga 12 and John Quaglia 10 for the Funeral services will be Friday at John H. Stevenson. cilman Henry Genga, That law, While the glamour boys will be special on Ashe for 60 minutes winners. Paul Lombardo netted 21 (Center St. which he proposed to Mrs. Yacavone, Bomb Squad Removes Acid 2 p.m. at W^tkiag,£uBaral Home, 142 Mrs. Stevenson was born Oct. 29,. missing from the USA squad. Team created nearly as much attention as markers, Tim Gawson 19 and Joe. E. Center St. with the Rev. Newell was never implemented because the Captain Dennis Ralston will still be Kurl A. (^urron Sr. 1901 in Manchester and lived here un­ VERNON — The State Police the tennis players at the Sheraton. Brooks 15 for Police. Curtis of the Center Congregational til moving to Florida in 1951. study was never funded. The letter expressed concern that Bomb Squad removed about 20 the chemical could be dangerous if Church officiating. Burial will be in MANCHESTER — Earl A. Carron She ,o is „uisurvived vivcu uvby a snnson. John mnn Genga drafted the resolution, SFINIOR grams of picric acid, in powder form, stored for long periods of time. East Cemetery. There will be no Sr., 69, of 29 Campfield Road died Stevenson of Largo; three daughters which asks the state Legislature to Moriarty Bros, tripped Fogarty from the Rockville High School Ramsdell said State Police said the calling hours. m '* M an ch ester Mrs. William (Shirley) Johnston of pass the amendment to allow the science lab Monday. amount taken from Rockville High Mayhew Leader Bros., 98-80, last night at Illing. Mernorial Hospital. He was the hus- Manchester, Mrs. John (Barbara) state DEP to conduct a study. The Memorial donations may be made Peter Ramsdell, head of the Tom Tucker pumped in 29 points, band of Mrs. Marjorie Anderton Dietz of Vero Beach Fla and Mrs resolution also asks 'for a report of was about the smallest taken from \ to the,Center Church'or the any school. Kurt Carlson 16| Glen Nerbak and the results of the study by July 1 .science department, said a memo Manchester Memorial Hospital Patricia Reene of Miami,’Fla.; two recieved by Brian McCartney, high Bob Beckwith 14 apiece and Joe Development Fund. 1981. ^ Ramsdell said that until the Marshall of school principal, from Mark Shedd, In State Meet VanOudenhove 12 for Moriarty's. chemical was removed he suspended H a r tf o rd and had liv e d in. Bolton and Mrs. Hollis Moulton of The resolution also calls for deter­ Carlle Hunt had 22 points, Jim Miller Mrs. lieleii II. S n iilh mining the cost of furthering the state commissioner of education, classes in the science lab as a Mancho.ster more than 50 years. South Windsor; 10 grandchildren and asked all high schools to take inven­ Leading the qualifiers for Saturday’s State Open Meet at 21, Stan Alexander 16 and Keith EAST HARTFORD - Mrs. Helen Before retiring six years go, he had four great-granochildren work already completed toward the precaution. He said the police came tory of their science labs to see if Bennett 14 for Fogarty’s. B. Smith, 76, formerly of Main been ernployed in the experimental The funeral is Thursday at 1 o m development of a Hockanum River in, put the chemical in a cannister Darien High yesterday was East Catholic’s Mary Mayhew as she they contained any of the chemical. Street, East Hartford, died Tuesday as.sombly department of Pratt & Holmes'Funeral Home. 400 Main St' and left the bin' binlding. ■ took all-around honors at the Regional Gymnastics’ Meet at Hall PEE WEE night at an East Windsor convales­ W hitney D iv isio n of U n ited Burial will be in East Cemetery. High in West Hartford. Police downed Crispino's, 21-10, cent home. She was the widow of Technologies Corp., East Hartford, Friends may call at the funeral The freshman standout ac­ floor exercise (8.65) and took second and WINF nipped VFW, 9-7, last Shirley Smith. He previously had worked for the home tonight from 7 to 9 cumulated a total of 34.45 points to on the beam with a score of 8.5. night at Verplanck. Mrs. Smith was born Oct. 31, 1902 former Bantly Oil Co. He was a K iiiiiiii \ . .M erkel top the list, followed by Lynn "Mary did a great job and I can’t Jason Stansfleld had 6 points and in Stoneham, Maine, and had lived in member of South United Methodist Al SUFFERT'SSAYS. . . Rosenberry of Simsbury High (33.40) wait to see her in the state meet Mika Chris Diamond and Paul Lantiery 4 Church, MANCHESTER - Miss Emma Saturday. The competition will be the Hartford and East Hartford area Veronica Merkel, 94, formerly of 30 and Marilyn Hanssler of Greenwich Omlnfkl apiece for Police. Brian Scott and for the past 28 years. Ho is also survived by a son, Earl good and that’s when Mary rises to ' Stone St, died Tuesday in a High (32.85). Mike Hager each had 4 points for the She is survived by three - sons, A. Carron Jr. of Rockville: a brother, the occasion,” noted East Coach Manchester convalescent home. Mayhew took first in the vault Supremes. Robert A. .Smith of Coventry, Roland Roy Carron of Hartford; two sisters, (8.8), uneven parallel bars (8.5) and Mark Benoit. Bruce Rosenburg had 6 markers B. Smith of Enfield and Richard H. Mrs, Ann Raymond of Hartford and Miss Merkel was born Oct. 13,1884, in Manchester where she lived all her WHY PAY MORE? for the Radiomen while Greg Smith of Hollywood. Calif.; two Mrs. Violet Lique of Norwich, Vt.; life. Y6L.3 ' . I, M F ' • Dameron had 3 tallies for VFW. daughters, Mrs. Joanne McNamee of five grandchildren and several nieces Before her retirement, she was a ShriverWinner in Debut El Cajon, Calif., and Mrs. Barbara and nephews. ^ OSANYO ^ S A N Y O MIDGET velvet weaver for Cheney Bros. Bahan of St. Louis, Mo.; a brother, The funeral is Friday at 10 a.m .at Manchester Cycle edged Pizza She was a member of the PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Anyone who saw 16-year-old Pam Francis Bartlett of California; two Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St House, 39-37, while Farr’s bombed Manchester Senior Citizens and a \ r 100% SOLID STATE 19 ' 100% SOLID STATE Shriver battle Chris Evert in the finals of the 1978 U.S. Open ten­ sisters, Mrs. Irene Hosmer and Mrs. The Rev, Dr. George Webb, pastor of Manchester Senior Citizens and a American Legion, 60-35, last night at South United Methodist Church, will Church of the nis tournament had th agree she looked like a seasoned pro. Greenwood Eleanor Allen, both of Norway, A super size personal portable color the Y. Rich Howard had 17 points lor Assumption. Maine; seven grandchildren and five officiate Burial will be in East Cycle with John Mazurek adding 9. She is survived by a neice, Mrs, TV that performs groat and fits almost LylSf A.ntOtlOVtch Even though she finished second in great-gi'andchiidren. Cemetery Ash Dahr had 8 points and Paul Duff Amelia Wilbur of Colebrook, anywhere. •358 v . that event last September, the 6-foot The private funeral is Saturday at Friends may call at the funeral Assigned to Indians 7 for Pizza. The funeral is Friday at 9 a.m. Manufacturer* auggaatad . teen-ager actually didn’t turn pro un­ the J.W. Raymond Funeral Home, home Thursday from 3 td 5 and 7 to 9 Bill Masse had 22 tallied and Paul from the John F". Tierney Funeral Llat Price $399.98 ------1 ' ^ HARTFORD (UPI) - The Worlo til last week. On Tuesday night, she 119 Main St., Norway. Maine. p.m. Rubin 16 for Farr's while Tim Home, 219 W. Center St., Hockey Association New England marked the (K'casion with a startling A ll-A merica There arc no calling hours. The family suggests‘that any 6-2, 6-0 upset of fifth-seeded Kerry Balfore had a game-high 25 markers Manchester, with a mass at 9:30 at •278 Whalers have assigned left wingers "Bird wil be an All-Pro the first does not possess a strong outside The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 memorial gifts may be made to a Automatic Pint Tuning NEW YORK (UPI) - Larry for Legion with Tim Chevalier ac­ the Church of the Assumption. Burial Manufacturer* auggaatad George Lyle and Mike Antonovich to Reid in the first round of a $125,000 year he plays," said Jim King, the shot, his passing has virtually added Main St., Manchester, was in charge South United Methodist Church or to a Built In Toloocoplng Bird of Indiana State and counting for 10. will be in St. James Cemetery. Hat price $339.98 the American Hockey League women’s tennis tournament. Tulsa coach and a former NBA a new dimension to the game and he of arrangements. a charity of the donor's choice. Antonna Another seeded player, No. 7 There are no calling hours. Springfield Indians. David Greenwood of UCLA, player, “He’s so far ahead of other makes a convincing case for being a NmliTLlnaQun Both were subject to immediate Virginia Ruzici, was forced to retire the best sophomore in the country. a Bookahalt alza the premier forwards in college players it's unreal," Slottad Maak recall. from her match against Katjiy to y - college basketball for the last Greenwo^, a 6-9 W senior who At Duke, Gminski and Spanarkel a Automatic Fine Tuning Antonovich had 20 goals and 24, Block Matrix Teacher after suffering a knee injury picked up 84 votes, helped send the are largely responsible for the Airline Fuel Shortages Picture Tuba assists for 44 points in 58 games,' while eighth-seeded Ann Kiyomura two seasons, today were Bruins to the head of the national basketball renaissance in Durham, Field Narrowed while Lyle had 13 goals and 16 advanced in other action Tuesday. named to United Press Inter­ rankings near the end of the season N.C. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - assists. Lyle was sidelined with a rib national’s All-America team BIGGEST DISPLAY EAST OF THE RIVER) and becomes the first UCLA player Gminski, who received 87 votes, is Providence College Athletic Director injury, early in the season. Ruzici, of Romania, fell and hurt for the second straight year. since Bill Walton and Jamaal Wilkes perhaps the best outside shooting big Dave Gavitt said Tuesday the school Have Little Local Effect 2 YEAR PARTS AND LABOR EXCLUSIVE GUARANTEE! The Whalers Tuesday also an­ her right knee in the first set with the With over 200 ballots cast by sports to earn two-time All-America man in the nation. A disciplined has narrowed its choice for a head capacity plane, those passengers are being reassigned to nounced Gordie Howe will dress for score tied H 4-4. She was being writers and broadcasters across the honors. A native of Los Angeles, player who passed up his senior year WINDSOR UKIKS - Few passenger flight schedules at the game Friday with Quebec. coach to four candidates, but has not another flight as near to their originally scheduled flight examined for possible torn country, Bird and Greenwood were Greenwood averaged more than 18 in high school to come to Duke, he Bradley International Airport have been affected by the 0 S A N Y O 0 S A N Y O ligaments. made a final pick. fuel shortages caused by the three-month cutoff of Ira­ as possible. Usually, this causes no inconvenience. joined by Earvin Johnson of points and 10 rebounds game. Earvin has averaged just under 20 points and Three of the four rumored to be in nian nil. Palmer said. Borg Tops McEnroe Kiyomura rolled past Sweden’s Michigan State and Jim Spanarkel of “Magic” Johnson was the leading 10 rebounds a game this year. contention are Dartmouth Coach 19 ’ 100% SOLID STATE DELUXE Mima Elohn, 6-3, 6-1, taking advan­ What few cancellations that are in effect are for fuel Chicago-based United Airlines, the nation's largest air Duke at guard and Mike Gminski, vote-getter at guard with 98 votes If there is a soul to the Duke team, Gary Walters, Iona Coach Jim carrier, has canceled 429 departures, a little over three For $52,000 Purse tage of her opponent ’s errors to make also of Duke, at center. and, as a sophomore', the youngest it is Spanarkel, who was named on 84 Valvano and Mike Krzyewski, the conservation purposes and to rearrange scheduled flights 19’’100% SOLID STATE an easy match of it. that have a low passenger reservation list. percent of its 12,000 departures a week, for the rest of VIENNA (UPI) — Swedish star The second All-America team was member of the All-America team. ballots". Averaging 16 points, Army coach, BC Coach Tom Davis Ai'cording to Bob Andrews, station operations manager March, C9L9R P9RTABLE WITH TOUCH Bjorn Borg left Vienna Wednesday made up of forwards Kelly Tripucka A master of his craft, the 6-8 John­ Spanarkel runs Duke’s fastbreak and said he was approached, but declined On a much smaller scale Tuesday. Eastern Airlines in after cashing in $52,000 in prize Two other singles matches saw of Notre Dame and Mike O’Koren of is th e club’s captain and for United Airlines at Bradley International, two a All Now High TUNINB i REM8TE C0NTR9L son kept the Spartans in the Big Ten the offer. Miami suspended 31 of its 1.600 daily flight "legs" and money for defeating American John Terry Holladay defeat Eva North Carolina, center Bill race all season. While he admittedly acknowledged leader. passenger flights on Saturdays and one on Sundays have Power Chaaala been canceled during the month of March. What happens Delta Air Lines in Atlanta canceled 18 flights out of McEnroe in the finals of a local Rudarova, 6-1, 6-0, and Patricia Cartwright of San Francisco and Chicago's O'Hare Airport. a All Now Doluxo exhibition tournament. Medrado eliminate Pam guards Sidney Moncrief of Arkansas after March will be on a "wait and see" basis, Andrews Styling Those and United Airlines laid the blame on the shor­ Borg beat McEnroe Tuesday night Teeguarden, 7-6, 4-6, 7-6, in a match aniKQarrell Griffith of Louisville. said. The flights canceled on Saturdays are a 5:30 p,m. *a Lighted Channel •499 flight to Cleveland and a 7 p.m, fliglit to Chicago; The tage resulting from the 10-week shutdown of Iranian Manufaetar* auggaatad in three sets 3-6, 6-1. 6-4 after that took more than three hours to On MW third team were forwards Indicatora Sunday canceled flights are the 10:45 a.m. runs to oilfields. The flights hardest hit apparently will be those L M Price $899.98 defeating Austria's Peter FeigI in an complete. E u g en e^an k s of Duke and Sly 7 6ers Continue to Skid Cleveland. on the weekends and those flying in and out of Chicago a Trimatic Tuning earlier match of the tournament on Williams > f Rhode Island, center Coach Hubie Brown thought his team Eddie .Johnson added 22 points. Julius played badly, * "This causes prm'tically no inconvenience to and F^astern cities. Maintalna True-to • WIralaaa Remote Mqtulay. ^ James Bailey of Rutgers and guards NEW YORK (UPI) - The Erving had 19 for Philadelphia. "This was the type of game we passengers, " AndrewIT said and explained that these Both United and Delta pointed out entire flights were Lite C olor Control Kelvin Ransey of Ohio State and Ron­ Philadelphia 76ers haven’t would refer to as pulling teeth in Elsewhere, I’ortland topped New usually low reservation lists are assigned to other flights, not being canceled, only lightly traveled flight "legs" or a Automatic Fine •399 a Touch Tuning nie Lester of Iowa. been doing a Very good job of Bird, a 6-foot-9 senior, was the order to win because we won without York, 118-110, San Antonio edged , Although Eastern Airlines has canceled 31 flights heavily traveled ones where other planes could pick up Tuning Manutactuiar* auggaatad a In-Line, Sloltod New Jersey. 103-99. and Houston | L ittIe League Signup Sunda^ overwhelming choice of the voters — coping lately. throughout its system, a spokesman said that none of the the load. Hat price $449J S Maak Black Matrix nipped Denver, 119-118. named on 192 ballots for the forward Once threatening the NBA cham­ flight .schedules at Bradley International have been Picture Tuba f N B A Trail llla/vr» 1 IB. Kiii 1 l<> effected. 'Diagonal Pteture lx position. He was the only player to pion Bullets for the lead in the Atlan­ I First of two Little League baseball signup days in | tic Division, Philadelphia lost again Tom Owens scored 23 of his 34 Even though there is some rescheduling of flights at receive more then 100 votes. V Tuesday, for the 10th time in 12 great execution and we missed too (H)ints in the second half —11 of them Bradley International, Edward B. Moore, vice president I Manchester last Sunday found 179 youngsters registering. | Bird averaged nearly 30 points and Rooking With Class FORMER NORMAN'S 15 rebounds and carried the games and remained in second place many free throws,” said Brown. on free throws — to lead Portland to of services at Air Kaman said that there is "absolutely no • The second session is listed Sunday afternoon from 1 to 4 | The Hawks, playing without center LOCATION 1-84 EXIT Sycamores through a whirlwind only because the New Jersey Nets their sixth road victory of the season. disruption of services or fuel quantities." We have no I o’clock at the American Legion Home. Candidates must be | "Tree" Rollins, were up. 52-51, at in­ season. Unbeaten Indiana State, lost loo. ■ S|.iir« io:i, ‘>'J knowledge at this time of any fuel shortages." he added. At fiieUM.'4 H iitrr Of f s ii I accompanied by parents or adults. | “The long road trip has certainly termission, built a 10-point margin in George Gervin scored six points in UPI's regular season national cham­ Moore said that in the past. Air Kaman has always been PAtKm the fourth quarter, then let the 76ers the last minute and made a key steal John Phelps reports 74 signed up for the American I pion. ran off 29 consecutive victories taken its toll and we're tired and able to get the fuellt needed for air services. Air Kaman A variety of cooklnjisqlasses 445 HARTFORD RD. 1 /1 /MANCHESTER rally to within one point with 3:42 to with 17 seconds left to spark San An­ si League, 54 for the International League and 51 for National I; to stake its claim as the only un­ haven't been home in days," said handles all the pipeline services into Bradley Inter­ are offered to er>harx:e your play. Only then did someone wake tonio over New .Jersey. m PEOPLE WHO B R m YOU IOW PRICES & PERSONAL SERVICE I League teams. t | beaten major team in the nation. Philadelphia Coach Billy Cun­ national, up. John Drew exploded for seven of Itoi-kclH 1 I'), \llggClH I 18 cuHrKiry tolents. MPer, ■ ■ ■ ■ f YOU uvi 1 atsm o u k l vne im iita i- FREE SERVICE C 1 7 qqq7 Bird, who last year turned down a ningham after the Sixers dropped There is a lot of aircraft shuffling according to William i M w aw AMfltKiii uwss. cun n»»« o« freeremoval O^f-ooSJ/ I There is a $5 registration fee and birtjj, certificate is | the Hawks' next nine points in a 90- Moses Malone scored 26 points and chance to play for the NBA Boston their fifth straight, a 94-91 decision to F, Palmer, assistant airport manager at Bradley Inter­ I required. Play will be for youngsters 8 to 12 years old. No I second span to put Atlanta on top for blo<"ked.a George McGinnis shot with ?R?E?oinKRy 647-9998 Celtics, left his mark on all who the Atlanta Hawks. national, He explained that throughout the country, Eleanor Bloke 633-4552 I player may be 13 by Aug. 1. | made it to Hulman Center in Terre But it wasn't the kind of game the good. one second remaining to lift Houston wherever there are light passenger loads for a large T O U n T IL 5 • TUES..'W ED,& SAT. ’TIL 5 • MON., THURS., FRI. ’TIL 9 CLOSED SUNDAY Drew finished with 20 points and 'S % Haute. Ind. Sixers should lose. Even opposing to Us thil-d straight victory. PACE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD, Wed,, March 7, 1979

EVENING HERALD, Wed., March V, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN^ Baseball to Open Wilson, Giles Koosman Loves Mets Top Candidates But Wekomed Trade With Local Umps TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) — Willie Mays was the only person ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - the Mets to their only world cham­ deals to improve the baU club." elected to baseball’s Hall-of Fame last January but he won’t be Sometimes, the longer you pionship in 1969, winning 17 games The Mets made a lot of deals, too, alone when he is formally inducted on Aug. 5 in Cooperstown, that year and beating Baltimore NEW YORK (U P D -M a jo r was 10 days ago. Today (Tuesday) time inquiring about his availability. stay, the tougher it is to leave, during the time Koosman was with we're sending them a teletype Elliott Maddox's gripe that the N.Y.. twice in the World Series, and seven them, but the majority of their league baseball may be forced and with Jerry Koosman, message raying to implement that Mets play him at one position or And just who those two men will be years later, in 1976, he surprised a lot trades backfired. Some were to open its spring training plan if no umpires report for work trade him, was brushed off Tuesday still stand. perhaps part of him never will. of people who figured he was possitively terrible. is to be decided Wednesday by the Giles, who died Feb. 7, became the schedule with local umpires with signed contracts,” by Manager joe Torre. "I have no Veterans Committee of the Baseball ‘H still love 'em." he confesses, generally on the downgrade by posting ”I think that's what depleted the NL’s president in 1951 and took on the talking about his old club, the New a 21-10 record. handling the calls. Rain fell Tuesday over most of comment,” orre said. “Until the Writers Association of America. ball club, the trades," Koosman job of strengthening the authority of York Mets, he was with lU-i years Florida, curtailing many workouts. player comes to me and expresses Leading the pack are Hack Wilson, The last two years weren't good claims, "I don’t want to blame The umpires, in addition to wan­ the umpires. - before he got them to deal him to the ones forJ(oosman, though. He was 8- There were some trade winds dissatisfaction, I have nothing to holder of two formidable records for anyone but the Mets traded a lot of ting more money, are demanding “Warren Giles was the greatest Minnesota Twins three months ago," 20 in 1977 and 3-15 last year. Some felt blowing along with the rain as Boston say.” 50,years, and Warren Giles, an 18- good talent away while I was there, more free time during the season and friend the umpires ever had,'' said but it’s not the end of the world. the 35-year-old left-hander was all is said to ^ interested in Richie There was some intrasquad action year president of the National and had they kept those players and other benefits. Their demands are former umpire Jocko Conlan when he "This club wants to win just as through but Mets’ Manager Joe Hebner, who has been reported going Tuesday as Jose Cruz drove in two League who was termed "the gone (nft a gotten themseives one being made on an individual basis, was induct^ into the Hall of Fame. much as the Mets ever did. We do the to the New York Mets, But one per­ runs on a bases-empty homer and a greatest friend” umpires ever had. Torre thought he could still use him good hitter in the free-agent market, unlike last August's one-day group "He did more to help them than same thing here we did over there, son who won't be traded is Bruce sacrifice fly to lead his team to a Chuck Klein, four-time National this year possiblv in relief we could’ve been competitive." walkout. anyone else in baseball history.” only in a different style. But when the Sutter. rain-shortened 3-1 triumph in a League home-run king in the 1930s, With the Twins, Koosman will get a Donald Grant, formulating club "We re going to work under the Klein, who played for three NL day is over we accomplish the same chance to win a job in the regular Chicago Cubs Executive Vice ■ Houston game and rookie infielder Babe Herman, one of the Brooklyn policy at the time, felt it was wrong assumption that they won't work," teams from 1928 through 1944, led the thing." starting rotation and that makes him President Bob Kennedy declared Mike Rex belted a two-run homer Dodgers’ “Daffiness Boys” during to go into the free-agent market and Dick Butler, supervisor of American league in homers four times, in RBI For the better part of the last three I eel good because he believes he can relief ace Sutter an "untouchable” and scored once in a San Francisco the same era, and William the Mets never did. He still insists he League umpires, said Tuesday. "We twice and batted .356, .386, .337, 348 years, Koosman kept dropping hints win for them. will he proved right in the long run, and suggested that other major contest. "Brickyard” Kennedy, a four-time have already advised the clubs to and .368 in consecutive seasons with to the Mets he wanted to be traded to "My hopes are high." he says. only who can wait that long? - plan on using local umpires. That league teams should not waste their 20-game winner between 1892 and more than 4(X) total bases in two of i t the Twins so he could be closer to his Fm throwing well and there's 1903 are close behind. Like so many of the other Mets’ those years. He died in 1958. family in C’haska, Minn. He didn’t nothing wrong with my arm. I like The Veterans Committee, which players, Koosman believes his old Herman played for four teams bother hinting any more last year. He the way the manager (Gene Mauch) will select one player and one club should've made mure of an from 1926 through 1945. He had a .324 came right out and told tliem and runs everything here. He's on top of Lee Admits executive, has extended the attempt to go alter free agents. lifetime batting average with highs they finally obliged him by'sending everything. "You spend too much time in an “executive” category to cover of .381 in 1929 and .393 in 1930. He was him to the Twins last Dec. 8 for a "Look out there," Koosman says, organization sweating, caring and managers, fp^Mit-office ad­ He Smoked even more famous as a member of Rice Polishing Up Globe Work in Florida pair of rookie pitchers. pointing to second base where Mauch helping people out not to be hurt ministrators and^mpires. They Training the chronic-losing Brooklyn ’’Daf­ Shortly after he was traded, is watching one of the Twins' young when something like that happens, could name a player from the old finess Boys” and a poor outfielder Koosman received a call from his old infielders turn the ball over making a Koosman said. Negro Leagues, but a member of the ■ Jim Rice of Boston drops to one knee to get schedule Thursday against Detroit in Marijuana and baserunner. One sports writer of buddy, Tom Scaver. double play during a practice ses­ The day Koosman was dealt to the Waiting Turn committee identified the players line drive during spring training session at Lakeland. (UPI photo) the era penned the famous line, "What took you so long?" Seaver sion. "Everybody is doing Twins. Mets' General Manager Joe Camp named above (plus Giles) as the four Winter Haven, Fla. Red Sox open exhibition Former Chicago Cub slugger “Jones hit a fly ball to Babe Herman, wanted to know. something. Everyone’s involved. McDonald called him to tell him the DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPD - “front-runners,” Hack Wilson has been waiting who caught it.” He is now 75 years During most of his career with the That's the way it is every minute. trade had been made. McDonald, Wilson, a 5-foot-6, 200 pound barrel Southpaw Bill Lee, never one to duck for years for election to old and in apparent good health. Mels, Koosman was the No. 2 pitcher The same witli the front office. The who likes Koosman, also told him Notes a controversial issue, has admitted of a man whose batting skills were baseball’s Hall of Fame. He’s Kennedy pitched for Brooklyn, on the staff behind Seaver. He helped people in there are trvine to make how sorry he was to .see him go. he smoked marijuana for the last 11 undermined by a chnnic drinking New York and Pittsburgh from 1892 the top rated candidate to be problem, enjoyed one of the most years, but never at the ballpark. through 1903 and was a four-time 20- Fitness and Health Needs “Certainly I use it,” Lee told a named today by Veterans spectacular seasons in history in 1930 game winner and five-time 20-game Cincinnati Reds reporter from the Lynn (Mass.) Dai­ Committee. (UPI Photo) when he batted .356, set the NL loser with a lifetime won-lost mark How Does NBA Vet Unseld Keep Going? ly Evening Rem Tuesday. "I've used record of 56 homers in one season of 186-157. His best seasons were 25- TAMPA, Fla (UPD — Apparently Cincinnati Reds' catcher Johnny Bench it since 1968.1 never brought it to the and the major-league mark of 190 20 in 1893, 24-20 in 1894, 22-9 in 1899 passes were hit or tipped before landing In opposition is confident he won't have a recurrence of the back problem which plagued hands. Sometimes those were Kenny’s fault, too; like when ball park, but I've used it since then, RBI. The home-run and RBI marks and 20-13 in 1900. Common Sense Approach him throughout the 1978 season. personally. I've always used it." he threw behind a receiver, who reached back and Upped (scoreboard ) H?® Ihcldentally, his 30 Interceptions were not high for Bench, who reported to camp weighing 211 pounds, said proudly, "That is Lee was traded by the Red Sox to all this exercise to start really the NFL. Francis Tarkenton had that "honor” with 32. the lighest I've been in nine years. I played a lot of golf this winter and Montreal in December for utility in­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The a very slow, gradual approach to JUSTASK working on getting fit by picking up watched what I ate. I'm going to try to see that I don't go above 215.” fielder Stan Papi. Lee fell into dis­ RSox Interested average American is going to fitness, a change in lifestyle.” some knowledge about how to do it. q. What are Connie Hawkins' career NBA statliUcs? favor with Manager Don Zimmer and have to decide for him or He gives an example. "Just about Murray Olderman How nuny seasons did be play wlUi Phoenix and did he WHA Not that some don't, but that so V i Los Angeles Dodgers with the Red Sox front office when he everyone ban knock off five pounds play with any other team? — Joe WUllams, Brownwood, herself what is a common many more could do it and avoid in­ Tex. VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPD — Tuesday, three days before the Los Angeles criticized the sale of close friend W 1, T Pts. In Richie Hehner pretty quick, but what good is it sense approach to fitness and jury in the process. By Murray Olderman Connie spent seven years In the NBA. (He played his first Dodgers' opening game of their spring season. Manager Tom Lasorda said Bernie Carbo to Cleveland. Edmonton 35 22 1 71 going to do for you? Most of it won't health. Arnot delivered a drumfire lecture two pro seasons In the old NBA.) He was with PhoenU a *he's pleased and impres.sed by his players' work and attitude. Lee told the newspaper he did not Quebec 31 23 5 67 WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) — The rain washed away the slay off. Uttle more than four seasons, went to Los Angeles, and New England 29 33 8 66 At least, that is the opinion of Dr. on some of the new developments of "The safest way is to lose about a faded out with Atlanta after the 1975-76 campaign. In 499 "I've been greatly impressed with the attitude of the ball club. The team advertise using marijuana and added scheduled intrasquad game, but with the spring showers came determining what an athlete can do he felt it less harmful than caffein, Winnipeg 28 29 6 62 Robert Arnot. He'll be glad to quarter of a pound a week, but not for games, he averaged 16.5 points. The last time I saw him has won two National League championships and yet they come down here the talk of trades —- and the Boston Red Sox are looking to make and how he can best be traiaed at a The tipoff: was as a spectator at the AU-Splnks fght in New Orleans alcohol and tobacco. Cincinnati 25 30 6 56 provide a few tips along the way, as how thin it's going to make you. for and work harder than they ever have. I'm impressed and it makes me feel will lots of others. And he’s pretty conference to announce the findings last September. “ I'm not addicted to anything. If I Birmingham 24 32 4 52 improvements. how fit you will be. ' good to see it.” of a Louis Harris Fitness in America One of the most unusual memos ever In sports was, tell me this: How come I could Tuesduy's Results One of the names tossed around and a .278 average in 10 years in the strong about what he believes. ”I hope what the public will say is, management was produced by John Ralston In his poll for the Perrier bottled water Q. What’s happened to ex-Oakland Raider quarterback Minnesota Twins run 5 miles a day and run faster than Birmingham 5, Winnipeg 4 Tuesday was Richie Hebner, the majors — going to San Diego for But he says that when 300 doctors T don't need any of this sophisticated first act as a new executive with the San Francisco Daryle Lamonfea? I saw him a year or so ago on TV company. The survey said 59 percent any Red Sox player my age and with Quebec 4, Eldmonton 3 Norwood, Mass., infielder for the pitcher Dan Owchinko; to the Mets at a Boston marathon for the medical equipment to get started on fitness 49ers — he would bar all reporters who wrote three selling cars in the Bay area. Are he and his wile Mary still ORLANDO, Fla. (UPD — Manager Gene Mauch of Minnesota announced of all adult Americans are now into bad stories about the team. It was Immediately Philadelphia Phillies. Hebner, a with infielder Todd Cruz for pitcher professions were asked how they for health.' livtag in Oakland? Is he stUl an avid hunter and Tuesday right-hander Roger Erickson wili start today in the annual spring greater endurance. If people want to fitness in one way or another. countermanded by new head coach-general manager ilfhemian? Someone ibould write follow up itoriei on ex- starter at first-base the past two Pat Zachry and infielder Doug would approach physical fitness last "You can lake a calorie bonk, game against Rollins College. He said he also would use left-hander Jerry fault me, okay. But can they fault by Bill Walsh, who used to be a Ralston aide at Stanford. larJ »»*-^aa m s v / a v a u v . ----- afUBUUN slUUlMUU.Fohu I\HL seasons, has become a lame duck in year, there were just about 300 Arnot said the East Germans and figure out how many calories you eat Koosman and rookies Brad Havens and Terry Sheehan. physical condition, my training Flynn; or to the Yankees for pitcher the Russians, in whose sports Why? Daryle has been In the trucking business, hauling the Phillies plans because of the »Ed Figueroa. different answers. each day and get a chart, figure out freight to Alaska and is currently into oU prospecting. StlU Mauch said Dave Goltz will open on the mound in the first exhibition game program, or my desire? Campbell Conference medicine labs he has spent a lot of “I don't abuse anything. I couldn't acquisition of Pete Rose. "What would the Yankees do with As for massive national funding how many calories you use up run­ outdoors-oriented,------he used to a v be w v part owner______of a duck club Saturday against Detroit at Lakeland. Also pitching Saturday will be Paul Pulriek Division and organized education on fitness, time studying, have demonstrated In northern California. He and Mary divide time between possibly be addicted to anything if I Hebner could be a valuable bqpkup Richie Hebner,” Sullivan- asked ning or doing som’e other exercise in Hartzell and Dale Jackson. W L T Pts. both of which he'd like to see, he that the incidence of disease can be Q. How d*s'W M lyr.Unseld manage to stay in the oorthem Nevada and a home In Walnut Creek, Calif. He's can run and work out the way I do. man to Boston, in the event George rhetorically. Pinch-hit him or pitch an hour. The average American now delighted by your Interest. NY Islanders 40 13 10 90 says, "it just isn't going to happen, at greatly reduced through massive National BaitketbalTAssoclatlon ns a center? He's fat, he’s The active ingredient in marijuana is Scott doesn't crack it at first base; or him?” eats about 3.500 calories a day. But got bad kni)es, be can’t shoot and he’s only 6-7. I’m Chicago Cubs NY Rangers 34 21 8 76 least, any time real soon." fitness education and training THC, which reduces your hostility, if Butch Hobson can’t return to third Another Red Sox trade rumor has after 21. most people use about 500 puzzled.1. — N?J.,, Lou’Loulavtlle, Ky. ■■ q. Many thanks lor your Interesting columns. Only one ■ MESA, Ariz, (UPD — Chicago Cubs Executive Vice President Bob A tlanta 35 23 6 76 because of his arm. Hebner's bat is a "There was a lot of talk about it at programs. calories a day less than that. They complaint. Not often enough. Where can I find a llatug of Kennedy declared relief ace Bruce Sutter an "untouchable" Tuesday and lowers your sexual drive, and puts Cleveland outfielder Jim Norris com­ Philadelphia 29 20 14 72 less needed commodity, now that lef­ the Kennedy conference in Despite his belief that America’s need to use up tho.se calories. some sort for ex-NFL coaches? In all of the sports books I suggested other, major league teams should not waste their time inquiring more in harmony with nature," he. ing to Boston for rookie pitcher Joel present approach to fitness is all have, less than 10 are ever mentioned. Inquiries to ty Mike Easier has been drilling the Finch. Washington last fall, but when it "The Scandinr’dans say train a lot, about his availability. aid. Smvilie Division wrong and the nation is "way behind publishers prove fruitless. I am particularly interested in ball all over Chain O’ Lakes Park. "We have’spoken with the Indians came down to who was going to do it, eat a lot." ex-L.A. Rams coaches. Can you help? — M.H. Nettles, "There's no way we're going to let him go," said Kennedy of the 26-year-old W L T Pts. the ball" when compared with other “We havespoken with six or eight four or five times,” Sullivan said, there was just no one equipped or He tells of an Olympic weightlifter Fortuna, Calif. right-hander, who.se famed spiit-finger fastbail has provided the Cubs with 21 Boxing Head Chicago 24 27 12 60 capable of tackling it," he said. countries, he's hopeful. But he says teams (about Hebner),” said Paul "but not in the last two days. There who eats 11,000 calories a day. of an A victories and 68 saves during the iast 2''Si seasons. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Vancouver 19 35 10 48 Owens, the Phillies vice president Lacking a tremendous number of this country needs to get with it oarsman who consumes 7,000, But St. Louis 16 40 8 40 have been no direct negotiations.'' quickly. William "Bill” Brennan of Rich­ and player personnel director. The intrasquad game, which was to trainers and enough of the kind of they are in great shape because they Oakland A's Colorado 13 45 8 34 He believes billions of dollars can stood on that running board In Canton, Ohio, to form the mond, Va., former president of the But the Red Sox are not one of haVe marked the showcasing of nine training centers and education on work it all off. Not that he's first pro league in 19M. The Rams have had an even dozen SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (UPD — Hitters Dave Revering and Mitchell Page World Boxing Association and chair­ them. Boston General Manager fitness to do the job in schools and be saved. .Social Security and suggesting the novice fitness freak do coaches since moving from CTeveland to Los Angeles In pitchers, was re-scheduled today. In medical insurance programs (NEAl and pitchers Dave ilamiiton and Dave Heaverlo were the impres.sive stan­ man of its championship committee, Wales Conference Haywood Sullivan called Owens over today’s practice, sore-armed out, he pelieves people probably are anything like that. m 1946: Adam Walsh, Bob Snyder, Clark Shaughnessy, Joe douts at Tue.sday's spring training drill for the Oakland A's. was named president Tuesday of the the weekend, “as a general contact, best off learning enough about fitness protected and hospital costs and He notes everyone is different. Stydahar, Hamp Pool, Sid Olllman, Bob Waterfleld, Norris Division - reliever Bill Campbell was slated to facilities alleviated if more Harland Svare, George Allen, Tommy Prothro, Chuck The team plays its first intra-squad game Wednesday, with third base United States Boxing Association at just to see what was happening.” to plan their own exercise program. Each program needs to be tailored to W L T Pts. work out for the first time since the Dear Puzzled: As they used to say about Eddie Stanky, Knox and Ray Malavasi. coach Jim Sauls leading one team and first base and hitting coach Lee Walis its annuai meeting. Owens, Sullivan said, was away and The average general practitioner Americans can find a way to achieve Ibe individual. "It's a terribly in­ Montreal 43 12 9 95. weekend, when he reported pain in fitness. all he does is win. The 11-year veteran of the Washington guiding the other. The as.sociation is comprised of has yet to return the call. — and most other doctors, for that dividual thing." Bullets, who has spent his enUre pro career with one team, Los Angeles 28 27 9 65 his shoulder. And catcher Carlton more than 30 state members, The best rumors have Hebner — matter — is going to be "safe and Lacking a massive federal From experience, most people find does look heavy and does have bad hinges. But he is Parting shot: Pittsburgh 27 26 9 63 Fisk was expected to test his sore S(. Louis Cardinals dedicated to the resurgence of who has averaged 16 homers, 62 RBI conservative" but not necessarily prograni emulating, say. the East out how many calories they use up uniquely built for his Job. He uses his heft sagely to block Washington 20 34 11 51 elbow. other guys out around the basket. His arms are extremely ST. PETERSBURG, Fia. (UPD — The St. Louis Cardinals have seven Americii^ superiority in boxing. right on how to go about getting fit, Germans, he believes what is begin­ and can compensate with the ap­ The worries about the decline of pro basketball are Detroit 15 34 14 44 ning to happen is that Americans are long — they belong on a seven-footer. He Is an acceptable real. Interest, except In a few choice locations (such players eligible to become free agents at the end of this season but General he says. propriate amount of exercise. shooter when he decides to gun for the basket. And no one taking over their own fitness destiny. as Seattle), Is marlcedly down and not going to get Manager John Claiborne already is talking contract with most of them. .Viluiiis Division Because of this, he even suggests, The kind of exercise is another surpasses him In dealing off the outlet pass once he clears any better. And a reason proferred by insiders — "The general public is much Claiborne said Tuesday, "It’s not a dramatic thing, like we re under the W L T Pts. Shutout in Debut if you lack the wherewithal for a matter. He talks of muscle fiber the defensive board. He showed in last year’s champion­ racial Imbalance — is a ta l^ subject. Joins Saints smarter than it is given credit for.” ship playoffs how much he means to a team. gun, but if it can be done now, so much the better." They are third baseman Boston 36 17 11 83 fitness specialist, that you seek a studies which show some people are OMAHA, Neb. (UPD — Former he says. "It's what they are going to Ken Reitz, second baseman Mike Tyson, utility infielder Mike Phillips, Buffalo 26 24 13 65 doctor's advice only when they have unsuited to. say. distance running Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box University of Nebraska reserve an injury or health problem. do for themselves that will work," Q. How do Steve Garvey and Don Sutton, who bad that 6348, Incline Village, Nov. 69450. B ecause o l the volum e o l m all, backup catcher Steve .Swisher, reserve first baseman Roger Freed, pitcher Toronto 26 27 11 63 while others will not achieve battle royal on the Dodgers last year, get along now? Do cjuarterback Ed Burns has signed a For Rookie Goalie Who is this Arnot? For example, "We've got to get there will be no Individual responses. Jim Willoughby and 39-year-old outfielder Lou Brock. Minnesota 23 29 11 57 anything with weightlifting. To some they speak? — J.B., Ventura, CaUf. INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) two-year contract with the New away from the idea of running just to Tuesday's Results He's just ,30, looks younger. Hand­ extent, this becomes apparent by "Ine answer to the first question: coolly. But they are Orleans Saints, his agent said try to slim down." Atlanta Braves Buffalo 3. Islanders 2 NEW YORK (UPI) — Pat Quinn has three alternatiyes. some, dashing, debonair and a what you do best, although for world civilized people, so the answer to the second question Is Tuesday. twinkling eye. dimpled smile. He It would help, he says, if grade class athletes there are scientific and that they perform the amenities of saying hello, like when WE.ST PALM BEACH, Fla, (UPD — Marvin Miller, executive director of Philadelphia 5, Colorado 0 Bernie Parent is lost for the season and possibly forevfer^with they played In the American Airlines Celebrity Golf Agent A1 Vacant! of Omaha said must have been the idol of the girls schools taught more about how the complex tests that can be used. the Major Leagues Players Association, said Tuesday pending arbitration in­ Burns and his family make their off­ heart, lung and brain work and if the Classic In Puerto Rico. It rankles Garvey that Sutton never an eye injury and Quinn has been forced to promote Wayne when he was at Dartmouth and What good wil it all do? has apologized to him for the remarks that led to their volving the Atlanta Braves and holdout third baseman Bob Horner has been season home in New Orleans where biology of human activity were WTP given priority status. Stephenson, usually Parent’s understudy, into the No. 1 McGill, where he picked up degrees. He likes to cite a Harvard study. physical encounter. But of course you can also say they’re Burns works for a beer distributor. He's also a world cla.ss cross-country taught more thoroughly in high "It shows you could start at 30. 35 not being paid to be buddy-buddy, only to deliver on the But even at that. Miller said, "it will probably be sometime in April before goaltender position for Philadelphia. Now the Flyers need a new NBA skier. schools. But barring that, ”we can even 45 and live longer. But the key diamond. an arbitration date can be set," Horner and his agent, Bucky Woy, contend backup man and Robbie Moore has moved himself into conten­ .More to the point, he is director of learn from commercial television really is how well you can perform. the Braves offered Horner a conditional contract last December. They will Eastern Conference tion. q. I’m not an Oakland fan. But it’s not fair to Kenny sports medicine for the U.S, Winter and the press. "And it's clear to me that a certain Stabler. All we bear any more Is bow many Interceptions AUTO make a plea tl(at i(e be declared a free agent at the pending arbitration ,\tlunlio l>i>i»iun “ I didn't dream in a million years Olympics. "What I say is that, if people are Kenny threw this past season. How many of his 30 he((ring. W L Pet. GB amount of exerci.se correlates not that I would have a shutout in my And he is a recognized authority in shown a very legitimate, scientific Interceptions were tipped or hit a receiver first? — Randy Washington 43 19 .694 — Pro Hockey only with better health but an im­ Carrell, Mobile, Ala. first NHL game,” said Moore the field of clinical sports physiology, approach to fitness, then they will proved mental fix and a feeling ol Montreal Expos Philadelphia 34 29 .540 9'.^ Tuesday night, after leading listen. What we want to encourage is His interceptions aren’t broken down as you request. e REPAIRS physician for the U.S. Ski Team, New Jersey 32 30 .516 11 well being. " Raider coaches estimate that one-third of his pilfered DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPD - Montreal Expos' Coach Norm Sherry is Philadelphia to a 5-0 victory over once the puck was dropped I paid director of Lake Placid Sports .412 “Home of Mr. Ooodwrtneh" under medication and has been ordered to bed with a severe virus which niay New York 28 40 18 Colorado. attention to skating." Medicine, sports physiology consul­ be pneumonia. Re was forced to his hotel during Sunday's workout because of New York 28 40 .412 18 Moore thus joins Pete Peeters, In the only other NHL game, Buf­ tant to Massachusetts General TURKEY SHOOT exhaustion and a difficulty in swallowing. Boston 25 38 .397 18(k who played five games earlier this falo took a-3-2 verdict over the New Hospital. • Complete Mechanical Servica The 47-year-old Sherry, former manager of the California Angels, un­ Every Sunday-March 11 thru April 8 O n lru l DiviAiun season, and Rick St. Croix, who was York Islanders. He's going some exciting research Bradley Bowl Host • Colllalon Repair derwent open heart surgery last September after being forced to leave the in goal for two games while Stephen­ In WHA action, Quebec registered at the moment on the effects of exer­ MANCHESTER COON AND FOX CLUB W L Pet. GB North River Rd., Coventry, Conn, (off Rte 44A) • Auto Painting third base coaching box of the Expos, — son rested a bruised leg, as a thir;d a 4-3 victory over Edmonton and Bir­ cise stre.ss on athletes and its utiliza­ III San Antonio 40 26 .606 opens at 10:00 a.m. candidate for the No. 2 job. mingham topped Winnipeg, 5-4. tion in designing individualized • Low Coat Servica Rentals Philadelpliia Phillies Atlanta 37 29 .561 3 DOOR PRIZE DRAWN EVERY SUNDAY Houston 36 29 .554 3(k “ He performed unusually well for Siilireti 3, iHlnnders 2 training programs. To Rich Pin Event « Factory Trained Technicians ‘ CLEARWATER, Fla. (Ul'D — Rain canceled Tuesday’s workout by the Cleveland 27 38 .415 12Vfi his first game,” Quinn said. "He Ric Selling scored two goals — in­ Arnot .says it's just fine that the SHOOT TRAP Philadelphia Phillies at the Carpenter Training Complex and the club used went eight or nine minutes without a cluding the game-winner at 13:24 of number of fitness freaks has more • Charge With Matter Charge 7 Detroit 24 39 .381 14 Ml The largest professional bowling shot ... But when the puck was the final period — to push the Sabres Open in Greensboro. N.C.. defeating Every Sunday at 11 a.m.-Mar. 11 thru Apr. 8 the opportunity to move its equipment to Jack Russell Stadium where New Orleans 21 45 .318 19 than doubled since the '60s. But tournament ever held in the • 24 Hour Wrecker Service directed at him afterward, he played past the Islanders. .leff Mattingly of Tacoma. 204-’20l. and Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. workouts will be held the rest of the week before opening a 26-game exhibition what's needed now is for those doing Northeast - the $125,000 BPAA U.S. well.” VtllA Among the challengers this year TURKEY GIVEN TO HIGH SCORER ON SUN. Tel. 646-6464 schedule Friday. . Open — comes to Bradley Bowl, Paul Holmgren backed up Moore Curt Brackenbury and Real will be Johnny Retraglia. 1977 The Pliillies will open the exhibition schedule at home against the Montreal March 31-April 7. ^ with two goals and an assist and . Cloutier scored two goals each and l U lZ winner: Paul Moser. 1976 winner: Expos. Manager Danny Ozark has anttounced that on Friday, his pitching Western Conference One of the most important stops on rookie Ken Linseman scored his first Quebec held off a a furious Edmon- Karl Anthony. .Marshall Holman, rotation will be ,Iim Lonlwrg. Rawly Eastwiek, Ron Reed and Tug McGraw. Miilwesl Division the I’BA winter tour, a held of over NHL goal in addition to setting up A1 * ton rplly in the final minute to Dick Ritger, Mark Roth, Bill Spigner The Expos will start lefthander Ross Grimsley. W L Pn. (;B 140 pros and 96 ol the country's best H ill's fifth of the season. MeL register the victory ... and Brent of Hamden and I’ete Coulour of Kansas City 40 26 .606 — league bowlers will compete for the Wind.sor DKks. FLETCHER GLASS CO. Bridgman opened the scoring lyith Hughes scored the winning goal in Over iS Yean et tspeneace ofMANCHHTU San Francisco Giants Denver 37 32 .536 4V4 $21,0(K) first prize. The final rounds his 19th goal of the year just 51 the third period to pace the Bulls (’ASA GRANDE, Ariz. (UPD — Rewkie infielder Mike Rex belted a two-run Milwaukee 28 38 .424 12 will ho televised Saturday. April 7, by seconds into the game. homer and scored once Tuesday in a San Francisco Giants’ intra-squad game. Indiana 26 39 .400 13VrtL„ ■ Federal, Elm Ceramics. Vernon. Manchester Herald. ATTENTION - Need 2 people 51 F. Applications maybe ob^ dustronics, Inc. 489 Sullivan Hoffman is suing First Artists Corp. with which he is the agreement t t ^ if overages (costs exceeding >3 ® Town Office Reward. 646-W18. ------over 21. Immediate employ­ tained from Windsor t^blic Chairman, 186 East Center the film and First Artists $1 million. Hoffman con­ TIwatBr ratums to tha Avenue, South Windsor, Conn. Street, Manchester. associated for $30 miliion in a complicated legal action '"I Building on two request for ------^------CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC NURSES AIDES- Full time, ment. This is not a fancy ad. School District, 150 Bloom­ EOE. tributed $2 million by not taking his usual salary. His law­ involving creative control of both films, h f ^ ® m ^^reement to waive MARLBOROUGH TAVERN PLAYHOUSE subdivisions. LOST IN MANCHESTER-one ■ Experienced only. Top all shifts. Experience we-simply want a person who field Avenue. Windsor, suit, filed last March, is designed to recover damages. One request for a six-lot dark brown hand m ade wages, .^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 preferred, but training will be needs a permanent job. Ad- Connecticut. 688-3631. LOVING, MATURE First Artists is a movie production company founded salary or front money to gamble on the profits like with NEIL SIMON’S comedy TYPIST RECEPTIONIST- siihdivisinn was siihmiiinH pocketbook. Long shoulder Berlin Tpke., Wethersfield, given. Apply in person: East vancefjnent opportumtv. Call GRANDMOTHER - ne^ed to Idcal for Manchester resi­ bv BarbraStreisand, Steve McQueen, Sidney Poitier and „„„ ...... h! A.yanC R I u flap ‘n front* *23- 563-0151. Hartford Convalescent Home, between 10 am. and 3 pm. - EXPERIENCED STOCK babvsit for one child, *7110 Prisoner of Second Avenue” by August Bonola of^ Hope^ o774 ------dent. Type letters and reports Paul Newman for the purpose of making films over Oversimplifi^, those were the terms under which 745 Main Street, East Hart­ 528-,'!869. E.O.E. CLERKS- Part time, mor­ (toddler) in my home, some in busy branch office. Long which the stars have almostcomplete artistic control. "’^ke two films with his SweetWall starting Sat, March 10th at 8:30 p.m. Valley Road and the other ------— ------RN-LPN wanted for full or ford. nings; also experienced part days, references. 843-8830. term temporary assignment, time afternoon Cashiers. App­ Hoffman joined the group after it had been in business I r*^u«ions. by John Pawline, for a one- IMPOUNDED- Female, about P?rt time on al! shifts. Apply excellent rate, CGS Services, PETE SEEGER lot subdivision on Tarrlaop ^ Shepherd, color - director of nursing. Salmon- PART TIME - No nights. No PLUMBER WANTED for ly in person to: U Save Foods, URGENT - Full time agents a couole of vears Management of First Artists changed after Hoffman . mi suDOivision on carnage Green Road area, brook Convalescent Home, off year round work. Excellent 111 Pearl, Hartford, 246-5626. Tickets Thurs and Fri. SS.00 Saturday - $6.00 . weekends. Long holidays. July 725 East Middle Turnpike, needed, good earning poten­ He says the ground rules called for each actor to star or unfl* ^^**a^*" president, In Concert ‘''‘2;®* Contact M anchester Dog House Street, Glastonbury. and August off! Many retired Company Fringe Benefits. Manchester. tial, flexible hours, free Tickets liaH price for Dinners on Theatre nights Please call 649-2871. experienced costar in three films each on budgets not to exceed $3 and Mr. Hoffman did not sw eye-to-eye. " A Legend in Folk M usic" The com m ission also Warden. 646-4555. Please call 633-5244. gentlemen and housewives training, bonus, room for ad­ MACHINIST, TOOLMAKER, million for 2 hours and 10 minutes in length and not to be . ^ Hoffman said the voted to send a letter to ------enjov driving school buses. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR - vancement, plus earn a free certified workers. We need a John Luchs and William f-OST- Grey cat, with bare NURSES A ID p wanted for WHY NOT YOU? We will KITCHEN HELP- 2 positions 5496 experience helpful. trip. Call Norma or Don at •■X" rated Perlormances each Thurs., Fri. and Sat. available for nights. I for Pan­ few good people to join a Hoffman has asked that SweetWall’s name be removed Monaco concernine the ®P“t o" stomach. Lydall full time on all shifts Apply train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or Apply: Gacr Brothers, 140 647-9914 or 423-8958. Century young growing company, lull MONDAY, MARCH 12-0 P.M. foitowing in March except SaL, Mar. 17th when - - ° Street, between Vernon It director of nursing. Salmon- Manchester, 643-2414. try & Prep Work. Rye Street, South Windsor," 21, Tedford Real Estate. from the credits of "Agatha” because, among other Experienced preferred. 1 for or part time. Please applv al Manchester High School AudHorium Northam Hills subdivision. Lake Streets. 646-7850. brook Convalescent Home, off Conn. I.. M. G ilt Welding* and things, he was denied the rights to edit the film. First Ar­ Join us lor a St. Patrick Day's Party The commission told the ...... House Street. Glastonbury. General Kitchen Work & CARD GALLERY - heater Schedule i Washing Pots. Minium age 18. Manufacturing, Division of tists has refused to take his company's name from the two developers that Porsona/s 2 Please call 633-5244. BABYSITTER NEEDED- Aggressively, mature woman, B.H.S. Incorporated, 1422 Sponsored by BUS DRIVERS - will train if Call Cavev's Restaurant. 643- Call anytime after 6 p.m , 646- screen. Foaturing “The OTrajtts Brothers” necessa rv. Apply 90 flexible hoiirs; some nights T olland T u rn p ik e in MeHcbistBr Arts Coundl end members did not want the r i q e WANTED TO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for 2751. ask for The Chef. 0767. and Sundays. Apply in person 9:00 Brookfield Street. South’ Wind­ Mnncheslor. or call Carl Skold 6:00 "First Artists denied me the right to cut the film,” proposed cul-de-sac in the HAMILTON STANDARD. South Windsor. Will train, only, Manchester Parkade, at 647-9931. E.O.E. Q lSN aw t (JJOnaDayAtATIma Manchtittr Community CtlUg* sor. Call 289-5918. NURSES AIDE- Laurel • Brady Bunch m Undarasa World Of Jacquaa Hoffman said. "They took over the picture claiming I Corned beef and cabbage, mug of bear $9.95 subdivision. Windsor Locks. 7:30 to 4:00. Apply 9 Brookfield Street or COUPLE TO MANAGE Manchester, E.O.E. iJokarsWIld Couataau was over budget 15 percent, which wasn’t true. There (show only — S5.00) Members of the commis- Call 643-5686. call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Manor, 91 Chestnut Street wholesale oullct froiti home FREE JEWELRY KIT!! PART TIME. Do you have 2 649-4519. part time, $1500 plus per t Bao'a Big Top XUCharlla't Angola were .some delays due to weather and an unfinished Tickeb: Students $3.00 Gen’I. AdmissiM $4.00 hours a day? Work at home on BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR Earn high commission. Lisa I TV Community CoUaga 0 0 0 Studs Lonlgan month potential without OR LATHE OPERATOR script. For all reservations call 205-9358 £urtotu17erc°noUn"g WANTED RIDE OR CAR ------the phone servicing our Parly Plan or .sell direct. Call IMyThraoBona OMovIs “Pete Kelly's Blues " .. i. * 8 POOL too State Office A'T'¥ PAINTING ESTIMATOR- leaving present position. For working 60 hours a week. for free catalog and literature (1955) Jack Webb. Janet Leigh. "But even if 1 had been over budget, they had no right For Information customers in vour spare time. Excellent op()orlunlty for in­ Hartfori' d ...... interview call 364- IBonanxa MirN.rM|h Tiirani. ennwr ol kout. 2 and 64 It would cause an access Building from West Side. Call l lN V 1 1 A 1 l U I M 249-7773. Good benefits, 633-3343. on T.F. 8(K)-631-1258. iBhidlo Baa A jazz band has trouble with an to do anything more than stop further financing. No dividual with experience in all ()'209 enterprising gangster. (2 hrs.) Call 640-4900, Ext 259 problem for lirefighters 643-7539. TiO Tlfn and their equipment as 1 B I U (tliascs of estimating for pain- SECRETARY WANTED - 6:30 matter what. I had the right to edit the film and maintain BOOKKEEPER tin);, pricing, negotating. SECRETARY - Position IILovaLucy 9:20 LMCC ACCOUNTS payable, ENGINKER, MECHANICAL. available in a rapidly growing l-iving East of Ihc river, and well as to town road equip- ...... j B o « ^ For Dollars 0 Calabratlon Of Strauss buying and project manage­ Must have Associates Degree, manufacturing company tired of commuting to Hart­ ment. The commission is , • c m d i a v m c m t * receivable. Automotive ment. Send resume to: P 0. t Jaks Haas Qoapal Tima 9:30v Growing company has working with Sales anb ford? Outstanding opportunity BNBCNawa askine the develooers to EMPLOYMENT the Eighth Utilities District experience helpful. Minimun5 Box 169, East Hartford. Conn. requirement for engineer to (Tl Tha Jalfaraons asking me aeveiopers to ^ids in the vears full-time recent Engineering Vice Presidents. in Life Insurance Agency. rEaay fiPtad^Brsak 06108. work' with Industrial Heat I Adam-12 put in a through road in ...... * office of the Eighth Utilities bookkeeping experience. ExccHenl Shorthand and Experienced in Processing place of the cuj-de-sac, Hefp Wanted______13 32 Main St., Treating Furnaces. Typing skills required. Heavy and servicing. Ufc Insurance IThaOrowIngYaara 9:46 Career position, excellent ad­ IIOTEI,- Banquet Captain Rebuilding, Modifications, 321 InConesrt vancement 527-8246. phone usage. Benefits plus. Policies, is essential. 6:6S T h e c o m m is s io n WANTED - Gas station atten- Manchester, Connecticut, un­ with hotel, or restaurant Sales Assistance, some Contact Nancy Harrison 289- Knowledge of Group and:or HNawa 10:00 experience for large down­ received the preliminary dant, full or part time, til 5 o'clock p.m. on March 16. TEXAS OIL CO. needs Design work. Excellent 1588. E O.E. ■ Pension helpful! Salary 7dX) ^ Kaz subdivision plan from Mature, responsible person 1979 for town hotel. Excellent oppor­ ground floor opportunity for negotiable. Send resume to: nvwv mature person. We train. tunity for qualificHi person il,CBBNawa Craig Rowley for a four-lot [or third shift. References ,gyg (ruj.]; Write A.U, Dick, Box 789, Ft. bright versatile engineer who INSPECTOR For Electrical Box HI), C/o Manchester Brady Bunch (T&V»at$ Call Ms. Latiper, 249-5611, likes "Hands-On-Approach". 0Uvlng Faith subdivision located on ®'i'l™ with plow attachment. Worth. Tex. 76101. Wire Assemblies and Herald. _ ABCNaws Ext. 213. Full benefit company. Call Harnesses. Apply: Umcc, 199 DaUngOams 10:20 Jones Street which would Ainrc ir.,11 To be traded 1973 V. ton Ford '289-1588 ask for Martha. In- Forest Street. Manchester. PART TIME HELP FsaUval Of Faith 0lnConoar1 duslronics. 489 Sullivan Joumaya To Tha Mind be three front lots and one part time, 7-3 and 11-7, WANTED- In Pizza Shop. 10:46 rear one. And also received Experienced preferred, but Bids shall be made in accor- NOTICE TO BIDDERS Avenue, South Windsor, Ct. EXPERIENCED OIL Apply in person: Center Oloh Cavan rS Madison Squsrs Qardsn Hartfmid National a proposal from Anthony we will train. Apply in person: dance with the invitation to BURNER SERVICEMAN Giant, 660 Center Street, Sj^llght NawlywsdQama Corrected and Amended THIS IS YOUR WANTED- Please call 643- Manchester. Dondearoma for a four-lot Enst Hartford Convalescent bid requirements for bidders, OPPORTUNITY to join our ThaOddCoupla 11:00 BRYAN FARMS LATERAL SEWERS AND 51,35. (£ Gp 0 0 0 32) Nows subdivision on West Street. Hanf'Specifications on file at the firm as an Apprentice. OvarEaay UPPER HOCKANUM TRUNK SEWER EXTENSION IS Tha Qong Show Two of the lots already Dispatchers Office, 32 Main Trained to become an Opti­ INDIVIDUALS NEEDED to 7:29 CONTRACTS 77-4A, 4B, 4C and 4D KEEP SMILING 0 Dally Numbara m UntouchaUaa have housed built on them ______St„ Manchester, Conn. 06040. cian. Optical Style Bar. Inc . work as HOMEMAKER-' 0 Dldt Van Dyks MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 643-1191. 7:30 0 Hogan's Hsroas and the remaining two n J** e Bids filed will be opened, read HOME HEALTH AIDES in KEEP HAPPY P.M. Magailna require prec tests, the K e q U e S t l O F and recorded at the March Sealed Bids for Bryan Farms Lateral Sewers and Upper agency serving 10 towns East 11:30 EXPERIENCED of Kiver.. Car essential, Carol Bumatt And Frlandi Rockford Files is the last irikice p commission said. Rirl 19th meeting of the r 0 llockanum Trunk Sewer Extension. Contracts 77-4A, 4B, 4C m WAITRESSES, apply at training provided, mileage II.MBaautyShow (1)1 Love Lucy ,, ,, DlCl Directors of the Eighth and 4D, will be received at the Hearing Room, Municipal Ellington Hidge.Cuuntry Club, Naadywad Qama Harry Megson engineer utilities District, Building, Manchester. Connecticut 06040 until 11:00 a m. reinhursement. Good fringes. INSTRUMENT WHd Kingdom ( D 0 Polios Womsn between 10 AM and 12:00 56 Call Hiver East Homemaker- 0 Volos Of FaHh and partner of the Joshua The Town of Bolton requires . . , . . * . * EST on March 30, 1979, at which place and time .said Bids Abbott Hoad, Ellington, Cl. BIgMonay 0 0 0 Tonight F a r m s s u b d iv is io n replacement of a window at • The right is reserved to reject Home Health Aide Service. TECHNICIAN STMacNaH / Lahrar Rapon will be jiublicly opened and read aloud. 643-9511. An E.O.E. employer. Hollywood Bquaraa 0 Pannisa From Hsavsn appeared before the com- Bentley Memorial Library. ^ , warrineton PART TIME MORNINGS- Rc|)nir and rebuild elec­ O Tha Rifleman The project consists of 4 contracts as follows: .lanitor Cleaners, 8;.30 - II Chloo And Tha Man mission with a request for Size approximately 6 by 9 feet. SEWING MACHINE tro mechanical type in­ TIoTao Dough 0 DIckCavett Contract 77-4A a m. Manchester area. Call six lots of the Joshua double glazed one inch thick. Eighth Utilities OPEHATOR with experience. strumentation. Excellent 12:00 Contract 77-4B 649-5334 opportunity for an B:00 ^ Rat Patrol you should go to Farm s developemtn. This Sealed dids for procurement District Full time ()r part time, 596 Edward Tha King Contract 77-4C Hilliard St.. Manchester, 646- aggressive, interested in­ Eight la Enough X Movie "I've Lived Belore" is section 11 II otof methe project.oroiect installation gg speg.i(i(,ationsare requested , . . GAL FOR GENERAL (1956) Jock Mahoney. Leigh Contract 77-4D OFFICE WORK- Typing, ap- '2511, dividual in our expanding Allaid Megson is expected to available from Selectmen's ...... " 0 Char And Othar Fanla- Snowden. The work includes construction of approximately 10,500 lin. litidc for figures. All benefits. company. Paid benefits, aiaa 0 Tha Rlllsman - appear before the commis- office, Bolton Town Hall. , ^-nTiru* ft. of 8-in. and 1,430 lin. ft. of 15-in. sanitary sewers and ap­ 5 day week, 8 to 5. Call 289- good working conditions. 0 Qraat Parformancaa 12:30 Sion during its March 13 013.3 . purtenant work. 2736. Call Tom Ruticr at Jokar'aWlld d) Movie "Lillie Caesar" (1930) meeting to present the ______k 289-1888 8 Edward G Robinson, Douglas The work will be awarded under Contracts 77-4A, 4B, and 4C Carrier 6*30 Fairbanks Jr prelim inary subdivision held in the offices of the for the respective (lortions, or Contract 77-4D for all por­ ' NBA Baakatbatl UartClub 12:37 o p e n a n I R A . plans for this section. INVITATION Authority, State Office tions. Needed S (1) 0 Mannix Building, 165 Capitol Bid Security: Certified, treasurer's or cashier’s check, or I 4 J I j ILF Avenue, Hartford, Connec­ RidKewood St, MECHANIC 12:40 AA G rrftip bid bond in the sum of 10 percent of the Bid (or each Con­ 0)Ko|ak ticut, on Tuesday, April 10. tract. Mexinder St, PRODUCTION LINE Foreign Oscar Sealed bids will be received in 1979 at 10:30 a.m ., on 1:00 MANCHESTER - The Drawings and other Contract Documents may be examined 5.75 per hour to start. 0 0 0 Tomorrow Save the best for last Docket No. 781207 concer­ HOLLYWOOD ilIP Ii - waste another day. Open your Hartford National IRA Day by Day group of the Office of The Director of and obtained at the Office of the Director of General Ser­ St Mm St, Foodways National Inc. is Nineteen countries have 1:40 Alcoholics Anonymous will General Services, 41 Center ning an application of The vices, Municipal Building, Manchester, Connecticut 06040; a .subsidiary uf H.J. Heinz The advantages of an Individual Retirement and take advantage of the tax savings on this year’s Street, Manchester. Connec­ Hartford Electric Light PerMns St, submitted entries for con- (X) Jos Franklin meet tonight at 8 at Center $25 denosit required. Co. Due to continued ticut, until March 29, 1979 at Company for the approval sidration for Best Foreign 1:50 Account are obvious by now. Ever since they were Congregational Church. Dougherty St, growth our comjiany is (DNsws return. 11;00 a.m. for the following: of the Division of Public Successful bidder must furnish 100 percent Performance Language Film of 1968 for AA contact is available searching for an A Utility Control of the Bond and lOq percent Labor and Materials Bond. Edmund St, and 2:12 created - for employed individuals who aren’t covered by 24 hours daily by calling Improvements: Charter Oak experienced line the 51st annual Academy Q) Movie "Moon's Our Home" Deparment of Business Any contract or contracts awarded under this invitation for 646-2355. Park St Laurence St mechanic for our 3:,')0PM Awards presentations. (1936) Margaret Sullivan, Henry a pension or profit-sharing plan where they work - people Rollover and play smart Regulation, pursuant to bids are ex[)ected to be funded in part by a grant from the to 11:30PM shift. I'hc Nations competing for the Special attention is called to Section 16-19 of the General Mancheiter If you receive a lump sum payout from a profit- the requirements of the Yjnited Stales Environmental Protection Agency. Neither Ideal candidate will have 5 O.scar are Brazil, Cuba, have discovered that you don’t have to be rich to cash in CliriHlian Scienoe Statutes of Connecticut, to United Stales nor any of its departments, agencies or years plus experience In Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Davis-Bacon Act labor rate amend its existing rates employees is or will be a (larty to this invitation for bids or Call Chris on the benefits of a tax shelter. With an IRA, you can set sharing or pension plan, you can deposit your money in and employment standards Industrial maintenance, France, West Germany. MANCHESTER - The for both electric and gas any resulting contract. This procurement will be subject to 64ft4174 trouble s h 11 o I i n g Hungary, India, Israel, Ita­ aside up to $1500 tax free every year - or 15% of your an IRA rollover account within 60 days of the date you First Church of Christ, The Town of Manchester is an customers to effect an in­ regulations contained in 40 CFR 35.936, 35.938, and 35.939. repairing, tuning high Scientist, will have its equal opportunity employer, crease in annual revenues ly , .Japan, Kuwait, NONDISCimilNA TION UN speed production c(|ui)i- earned income, whichever is less. You pay no taxes on receive your check. The money, as well as the interest, regular meeting tonight at and requires an affirmative of $43,600,000 or 16.4% ment in addition to being Lebanon, Mexico. The l•;MI‘LOVM ^;^T 8 at the church. 447 N. action policy for all of its Con­ effective February 19, self motivated and willing Netherlands, Philippines, CLERK STENOGRAPHER the money or the interest it accrues until you actually will be tax deferred until you actually retire or start Main St. tractors and Vendors as a con­ 1979. A prehearing con­ Bidders on this work will be required to comply with Ihe to work overtime. Poland, U.S..S B. and I The meeting, which is dition of doing business with ference in this matter will President's Executive Order No. 11246 and any amendments TOWN OF MANCHESTER MECHANICS HELPER Yugolsavia. retire or start making withdrawals. Meanwhile, your making w^drawals. ' ' - the Town, as per Federal be held in the offices of the open to all. will include or supplements to that Executive Order. The requirements 3.75 |)er hour to start Order 11246.' Authority at the above ad­ lor bidders and contractors under this order are explained in $ 8,203.00 - $ 9,304.10 money is growing at the rate of 8% a year. testimonies of healing. Opportunity (or an in­ Bid forms, plans and dress on Thursday, March Ihe specifications. Thi,s i,s varied and responsible secretarial and dividual with good How secure can you be? specifications are available at 15. 1979 at 9;30 a m. NOTICE OK REQUIREMENT FOR AFFIRMATIVE clerical work in charge of uftiee operations. mei*hanical ability to |ier- Find out. Check the chart below, or call any Hartford ^ the General Services Office, DEPARTMENT OF ACTION TO ENSURE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT Experience and training required is not iess than form liuslc liiliricatiiin At any rate, our IRA is best 41 Center Street, Manchester, BUSINESS REGULATION OPPORTUNITY (EXECUTIVE ORDER 11246) six (6 ) years' experience in responsible office work tasks and other industrial INDEX Connecticut. DVISION OF PUBLIC or in lieu thereof graduation from business school maintenance assignments National office and we’ll put you in touch with one of our UTILITY CONTROL 1. The Offerer's or Bidder’s attention is called to the "Equal NOTICei Town of Manchester. or high school with courses in typing and business on our ll:30PMlo7:(K)AM HENRY MiERZWA, Opportunity Clause" and the ".Standard Federal Equal Retirement Specialists. They’ll be happy to tell you all 1 — Loot gnd Found Connecticut Employment Opportunity Construction Contract practices and two years of experience in responsi­ shill. 2 — Pergonals Robert B. Weiss, EXECUTIVE Opportunities for ad­ 3 — Announcemenig Specificalions ” set forth herein ble office work or in lieu thereof an equivatent com­ □ W e pay the highest interest any bank can pay: ^ you need to know about IRA’s. General Manager SECRETARY vancement and good UilDtMV 4 — Eniaftiinment 2. The goals and timetables for minority and female |>ar- bination of experience and training. tWMIONOMINtE 8% compounded daily for an effective annual 5 — 'Auctions 010-3 008-3 benefits. Qualified can­ , ticipalion. expressed in percentage terms for the Conlrac- Applications and job descriptions arc availabe at didates may a)iply at: FINANCIAL lor's aggregate workforce in each trade on all construction yield of 8.45%. If you deposit $500/yr„ $ 1,000/yr, or the maximum $ 1,500 at 8% 6 BondS'StOCKs-Mortgagas the Personnel Office, Town Hall, 41 Center Street, Foodways Nitionil Inc. -‘THE DEER 9 — Personal Loans work in the covered area, are as lollows: Manchester, Connecticut. 1000 Slln OniM Hlghwiy with an effective annual yield of 8.45%*, here’s what you may 10 — Insurance •' I.EGAL NOTICE Timetables & Goals for Female Participation in Each Trade WtWwftlliM, CT. M tM □ We guarantee that rate for 3 to 10 years, you Closing date for filing is March 16, 1979. C.O.C.M/F expect at age 65, based on the current rate of 8%. Future rates may EMPLOYMENT In-accordance with Section 7-934 of the General Statutes HUNTER” 13 — Help Wanted From Apr. 1. 1978 until Mar. 31. 1979 3,1 An opiMirtumlv cmplirtcr pick the term. be subject to change. 14 — Business Opporlunitiss notice is hereby given that there is on tile in the office of the From A|)r. 1. 1979 until Mar. 31. 1980 5.0 ...... iKltdMfgBT" 15 — Situation Wanted $1,000 $1,500 Town Clerk the Audit Report of the Town of Manchester for From Apr. 1, 1980 until Mar. 31. 1981 NEW LOW PRICES!!! □ You can withdraw all your money at age 59‘/i Present $500 EDUCATION the year ending June 30,1978, which is open for public inspec­ Year Year Year 10 — Private Inatructiona tion during the regular business hours Timetables & Goals for Minority Participation (or Each WED. TO SAT $1.50 Age 19 — Schooia-Ciaises Trade t.K J R t.l ( with absolutely no penalty whatever. (And all ?0 — Instructions Wanted Dale at Manchester. Connecticut, this 28lh day of SUN-MON-TUES 99c 25 $158,139 $316,277 $474,416 February. 1979. .Not Applicable M (.M I that money is insured to $ 1(X),000 by FD IC .) REAL ESTATE 35 $ 66,711 $ 133,423 $200,134 23 — Homes for Sale Edward Tomkiel These goals are applicable to all the Contractor's construc­ 24 — Lots-Lend for Sale Town Clerk tion work (whether or not it is p'cderal or federally a.ssisledi 1 lAKl X 'O K i 25 — Investment Property □ We charge no commissions or fees. 45 $ 26,081 $ 52,162 $ 78,242 26 — Business Property 011-3 performed in the covered area. 27 — Resort Properly CLIP & MAIL I'l IIICIU'MI 55 $ 8,024 $ 16,049 $ 24,073 20 — Real Estate Wanted The Contractor's compliance with the Executive Order and □ W e require no minimum deposit. the regulations in 41 CFR Part 60-4 shall tie ba.scd on its im­ *Elfective annual yield when both principal and interest arc left on MISC. SERVICES 31 — Services Offered TOWN OF BOLTON PUBLIC plementation of the Equal Opportunity Clause, .specific affir­ □ N o fixed annual contribution is necessary. deposit. Federal law and regulations prohibit the payment of a time 32 Painting-Papering mative action obligations required by the specifications set NAME 33 — Building-Conlr^cling NOTICE MAIL TO: deposit prior tO maturity unless 3 months' interest is forfeited and — floofi*>g-Siding forth in 41 CFR 60-4.3(a). and its efforts to meet the goals es­ □ W e’ll transfer your contributions automatr • 34 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS interest on the amount withdrawn is reduced to the regular passbook 35 Heating-Plumbing tablished for the geo^aphical area where the contract ADDRESS Ellen Alan 36 — Flooring A hearing of the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of resulting from this solicitation is to tie pcrlor|iicd. The hours H erald ically from your checking or NOW account. rate. If participant attains age-59'’, early withdrawal regulations. 37 — Moving-TfuCiting.Storage Bolton will be held at the Town Hall on Monday. March 19. Burstyn Alda 30 — Services Wanted of minority and female employment and training must be CITY C LABilflEO ADVCHTISINO do not apply. 1979 at 7:30 p.m. to hear the following appeal: substantially uniform throughout the length of the contract, MISC FOR SALE 7 □ W e’ll automatically renew your IRA every P.O. BOX 591 40 — Household Goods Case 1)601. Appeal of Mr. Daniel J. Clark. 16 Tumbicbrook and in each trade, and the contractor shall make a gtstd faith STATE 41— Articles for Sale Drive. Bolton, from a determination of the Bolton Zoning effort to employ minorities and women evenly on each of its Manchastar, Conn. 06040 year. 42 — Buifdin^Suppf44W Hartford John McGann 728-2636 43 ^ Pets -Birds- Dogs Agent, of a sideline variance of Section 7-7A of the Bolton projects The transfer of minority or female em|)loyees or ZIP '•Xcxt'*lfear” 44 — Mueicet Inetrumpnta Zoning Regulations, in order to construct a garage addition. trainees from Contrai*tor to Contractor or from project to EXAMPLE: □ We issue quarterly an^ear-end statements, 45 — Boats ft Accessories Hartford Harold LaBerge 728^453 40 Sporting Goods ■ John Roberts, Chairman project for the sole purpose of meeting the Contractor's PHONE 15 Words for 6 Days plus a newsletter on all ERA regulations. Manchester Robert McCarthy 728-4312 47 — Gtrden Products Zoning Board of Appeals gftals shall be a violation of the contract, the Executive 40 — Antiques Order and the regulations in 41 CFK Part 60-4. Compliance 49 Wanted to Buy Bolton J CHECK ENCLOSED only *9.00 Middletown Rose Branciforte 347-4601 009-03 ' with the goals will be mca.surcd against the total work hours □ W e have a group of qualified Retirement RENTALS perform^. thaatrai New Haven Ellen McDermott 865-0825 52 — Rooms (or Rent r c i a ' Specialists who Imow all there is to know about 53 •>* Apartments tor Rent 3. The Contractor shall provide written notification to the FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK MiNIMUM 15 WORDS 10 uses niiwiMt mniM *mtCA8iT 54 — Homes lor Rent New London Philip Maniscalco 447-6122. 55 — Business lor Rent Director of the Office of Federal Contrail Compliance IRA’s. 56 — Resort Property for Rent LEGAL NOTICE Programs within 10 working days of award of any construc­ 1 2 3 4 5 ■ _ ■ Stamford George Girard 358-2016 — Wanted to Rent • 57 tion subcontract in excess of $10,000 al any tier for construc­ I f p S I M W 50 _ Mifc for Rent Town of Andover, Connecticut I □ We’ve handled IRA’s since their inception, j Torrington Reginald Edwards 379-0781 tion work under the contract resulting from this solicitation. 9 10 AUTOMOTIVE Zoning Board of Appeals 6 7 The notification shall list the name, address and telephone \m UiiMAw marMNes nwa Arnuermw West Hartford Leon Beauil^ard 728-2521 _ Autos for Sate CNNOAfNaaoerMS armaerKwonsv 62 — Trucks fdr Sale The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, number of the subcontractor; employer idcnlifiialion 15 63 — Heavy Eguipmerrt (or Sale 11 12 13 14 64 > Woiorcyctes-B'cycief Connecticut at a public meeting held on February 28. 1979 number, estimated dollar amount of the subionlract; es­ 65 — Campers-Traiiers-Mobiie took the following action: timated .starting and completion dates of the subcontract; It 20 Quite frankly, Hartford National has the best IRA Homes and the geographical area in which the contract is to tic [tcr- rt------17 it 66 — Automotive Service The Zoning Board of Appeals grants a special exception to 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Raymond J. Millctte and Frank ,1. Eichner for a Used Motor formed. anywhere. Of course, you won’t realize that unless you Hartfotid Natiofial 22 23 24 25 Vehicle Dealership and Repairs location, to be known as 4. As used in this Notice, and in the contract resulting from ti check with some other banks first. Which is exactly what X B a n k and Ih ist Company Heritage Auto Body of Andover. Inc. (or the purpose of this solicitation, the "covered area " is the Town of restoring antique and classic autos. Business to be located in If------26 21 30 raaniw.Aa« Manchester. Hartford (kmnty. Connecticut. 26 we want you to do. So use the checklist we’ve provided. If NOTICES Contex building. Route 6 and Bunker Hill Road and confor­ noMoaum* D * The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all Bids, R A kVy.'A.M S ’ ■ ' ming to plan .submitted with appeal for special exception 33 14 35 i r s n n i ------the other banks you visit don’t offer what we can, don’t should the Owner deem it to be in the public* Interest to do so 31 n — ------Member FDIC 1 Dated Andover. Connecticut. March 7, 1979. L Lott and Found Town of Manchester. Qtnnecticut Zoning Board of Appeals 38 jf------31 39 40 LOST - KEYS Lilley Street Andover. Connecticut Robert B Weiss PLEASE CALLTHEATRE (ieneral Manager FOFl SCREEN TIMES area. II found call 644-0268 Mary C. McNamara. Chairman alter 6 p.m. Reward. 004^)3 012-3 % PAGE SIXTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., March 7, 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 7. 1979 - PAGE SEVENTEEN BUSINESS & SERVICE Rooms for Rent 52 Apartments For Rent 53 CLEAN FURNISHED NO DEPOSIT. NO LEASE- 2 sleeping room for gentleman. bedroom with living room, Call 648-4701 6:00-9:00 PM. dining room. Just $200. Rental Assistors, small fee. 236-5646, GENTLEMAN ONLY- (739-3), PEACE OF MIND. ..^rek Kitchen priviledges. Central location. Parking available. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- TADS Security and references, 643- Sccond floor. Heat and lights EXTENDED 2693 for appointment. included. No pets or children. DIRECTORY $175 monthly, plus $175 securi­ ty .vCall 649-6410, or 742-9162. SERVICE H»lp Wanttd 13 Hip Wanted 13 H ip Wanted 13 Homaa For S la 23 Homaa For Sale 23 Senleee Ottered 31 Services Ottered 31 Building Contracting 33 RooHng-SIdlng-Chlmney 34 PLAN Apartments For Rent 53 Homes lor Rent SECRETARY- Here is an op­ 54 SAW S h a r p e n i n g - Part PART TIME HELP SNOW-PLOWING- Available portunity to put your skills to time person to sharpen hand TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY BIDWELL HOME Improve­ N EEDED weekends shifts. INCOME TAR all winter, night or day. Carpentry and general con­ LOOKING for anything in real AVAILABLE work, and earn extra money. saws, circular blades, and ment Co. Expert installation Apply in person. A-1 Gas sta­ SANDING AVAILABLE, tracting. Residential and estate rental - apartments, IMMEDIATELY - Brand new Assignment in me Hartford, hand tools. Call 646-5707. PREPARATION of aluminum siding gutters NOW AS LOW AS ^100. tion, 568 Center Street, TOO. Don't wait til it snows! commercial. Whether it be a homes, multiple dwellings? beautiful 3 bedroom Colonial. East Hartford area-, and sur­ Manchester. and trim. Roofing installation The Extended Service Plan assures you of repair Wxe H e r a lt > Call 6464)743. after 3:30 p.m.'' small repair job. a custom and repairs 649-6495, 871-2323. •No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Kircplace, wall to wall, 1 1 '2 rounding towns. With and CARPET CLEANER- Full or replacement of specified parts to 36 months or BUSINESS A INDIVIDUAL built-home or anything in Associates, Inc. 646-1980. bath, treed lot. $475 per month without shorthand needed. time position. Will train. Car FAITH CHURCH, SILVER plus security. Children 36,000 milts from dale of delivery, whichever CLASSIFIED ADVERTiriNG INCOME TAXES PROFESSIONAL between, call 646-1379. SPECIALIZING cleaning and Call Terry, 289-4319, or just necessary. Salary, mileage, LANE, East Hartford, is DRESSMAKING & MANCHESTER- West Center accepted. Frechette, Martin call to have your skills plus benefits, 528-0292. PREPARED ^ In the com­ repairing chimneys, roofs, comes first. You pay only the registration fee plus looking for a part time sexton. ALTERATIONS done in my NEWTON . SMITH- Street, Four room apartment. St Rolhman, 646-4114. evaluated. new roofs. Free estimates. 30 $25 per covered repair visit. Coverage: major Call 5^5097, evenings. fort of your home or office home. Please call 646-4972, Remodeling. Repairs, and Tile bath, appliances, private NIGHTS- 12 to 9 a.m. Packer years Experience. Howlev. power train components, base electrical system, Call 646-7633. for an appoint­ Monday thru Friday. 10:00 Rec-Rooms. No job to small. 643-5361. entrance and storage. Good P H O N E 643-2711 TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Take 4 Delivery man. Apply: ^ ss ment. a.m. to 3:00 p.m. 649-3144. locaijon. Available im- certain steering system parts, air conditioning this opportunity to put your Eaton Donuts, 150 Center from 9 to 12 noon on Mondays, ROOFER WILL Install roof, mediatHy< Quiet or retired and brakes (except linings, pads, rotors & skills to good use. and earn Street, Manchester; Also Wednesday and Friday at 46 Ottices-Stores lor Rent 55 fVR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YO^IR AD REFINISHED KITCHEN CARPENTRY & MASONRY - siding or gutter fdr low dis­ persons. References, securi­ extra money as well. Work 1 counter help, afternoons & Adams Street. Call Paula at drums), if car is maintainetl per owner's manual INCOME TAX Preparation- CABINETS & COUNTERS- Additions and Remodeling, count price. Call Ken at 647- ty. No pets, or children. or more 8 hour day. Hartford, evenings. Apply 467 Hartford 643-0644. Emrienced. At your home. ATTRACTIVE 3 room office. in normal use. Woodwork. Floors, for homes free estimates. Call Anthony 1566. Inheated. $215 monthly. Ideal location. $300 including East Hartford, and surroun­ Road., Manchester. Cau Dan Mosler, 649-3^ or Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- 13 and apartments. 667-3643, ask Squillacote 649-0811. utilities. Don Horrigan, Was $165, now only $100 Halp Wanted ding area. Call Terry, 289- SUPERINTENDANT PART $2S«63. for Ken. lord, Conn. 4319, or just call to be TRACY BROTHERS- Barrows Company. 647-lWX). ADVERTISING ADVERTISIN MALE- General Pizza Shop TIME - One bedroom apart­ CARPENTER - Repairs, Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, for most new small cars. 9 LEGAL SECRETARY - evaluated. duties. Part time. Apply ment available for on site SNOW PLOWING remodeling, additions, gar­ Gravel. Built-Up Roofing. APARTMENT and HOUSES RATES Glastonbury Law firm has within: 267 East Center INCOME TAX MODERN, CARPETED, air DEADLINE superintendant downtown- Help Wanted COMMERCIAL AND ages. roofing. Call David Commercial St Residential. For Rent We have 100s of ren­ I n n 31BMAINST.MANCH. opening lor experienced TYPIST- Here is an oppor­ 13 Business Opportunity 14 PREPARATION - Your home conditioned offices, ample nil 1 day ...... 12^ word p«/day 12 00 noon .the day balora -Street, Manchester. Manchester. Opportunity for RESIDENTIAL- Manchester Patria, 644-1796. tals in all Areas, Prices and secretary with top notch skills or mine. Dan Wade, Tax Con­ Free Estimates. 872-6269. free parking. Broad Street 3 daya .. .114 word par day publication tunity to put your skills to semi-retired individual. PARTS CLERK & COUNTER area. Free estimates. Sizes Call Rental Assislors, UILLUII t e L 643-2145 who is willing to assume work, and earn extra money. VENDING ROUTE - Nabisco sultant, 871-9554. location. Call 646-8422 or 646- Odayi . ,10e word par day Deadline for Saturday and Mon* PART TIME GIRL For Office Requires few hours per week PERSON- To perform various Snacks with iocations $3,580 Reasonable. 646-5489 or 646- HOMEOWNERS - Frazier 236-5646 Small Fee. day If 12.00 Noon Friday responsibility. Excellent Work I or more 8 hour day. 5762. Work. Call 646-8228. general maintenance work. miscellaneous duties, such as CALL TOLL FR E E t-800-423- 5747 anytime. Home Improvements offers 15 word* $2 00 minimum benefit package. 633-4617. Hartford. East Hartford and FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY Call 528-9885 weekdays. running errands, general 2355 Ext. 905. - Renjodeling and Additions. Q uality workm anship at MANCHE.STER- Main Street. Hippy Adi SJ.50 Inch surrounding areas. Call ALLAN T. KEELER’S TAX MEDICAL SECRETARY / labor and clerical duties. CROSSEN ELECTRIC Will Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 Keasonable Prices for your 2 3 room apartments, heated. PRODUCTION WORKER full Terry. 289-4319, or just call to COCKTAIL WAITRESSES SERVICE. Tax Returns done Hot water, appliances. No PLEASE READ RECEPTIONIST - 40 hours Must have drivers license. in the privacy of your home. light up your life! Residential years experience! For Free ROOFING St SIDING Needs. time. Physical work involved. have your skills evaluated. per week. Me^lical Secretary and Lady Bartender. Full Expected to work half day Wiring. Call 871-0166 days; pets. Parking. Security. 523- Must be 16 years or older. Call 871-1781. for appointment. Estimates, call 646-4239. Call 247-9739 now! experience, or recent training time, part time. Will train. Saturday. Salary negotiable. 646-5283 evenings, •«•••••••••••••••••••••••• 7047. YOUR AD Apply at the POP SHOPPE, OFFICE SKILL.S- If you have * EDUCATION Clatilfied adi are taken over the essential. Excellent benefits; Apply at: Buddy's Cafe, Air- Call 64^1233. extension 351, Heating-Plumbing 35 Below Book phone at a convenience The 249 S p e n c e r S tre e t, any good office skills, here is )ort Road & Ledyard Street, A L L T Y P E S OF T A X E S MANCHESTER- Attractively Blue Cross: CMS, Paid Vaca­ for interview. Equal Oppor­ WATERPROOFING- FARRAND REMODELING - Herald li retpontible for only Manchester. yoour opportunity to use them. lartford. PREPARED- Hatchways. Foundation paneled 4 room Apartment. ______tion; Sick Time; 9 Holidays; tunity Employer. Private Instructions 18 Individual, Cabinets and Formica Tops, SEW ERLINES, sink lines, one incorrect Interlion and then WiVork I or more 8 hour day. and Tuition Aid. Call Thomas partnership, corporations. Cracks, Tile Lines. Sump cleaned with electric cutters, Stove, carpeting. Adults. only to the size of the original in* RECEPTIONIST / TYPIST - Hartford, East Hartford, and TEACHERS - Hundreds of Will come to your home. Cal Pumps. Window Wells. Gravi- Roofing. Gutters, Room Ad­ References. No pets. $195.646- km aertton. Errora which do not Valliere, Laboratory Super­ LU BE PERSON WANTED To REMEDIAL READING and by professionals. McKinney Congenial, mature individual ditions. Decks, All types of surrounding areas. Call Terry visor; Rockville General Openings. Universal lubricate truck and trailers. math; individualized work p»5742. t j Feeds. 30 Years Bros. Sewage Dispos.aV Com­ 3167. 2'28-3540. leiaen the value of the adver­ for growing Manchester firm. 289-4319. Remodeling and Repairs, tisement will not be corrected by Hospital, 872-0501, Extension Teachers. Box 8966, Portland, Related experience program, (lst-8th grade) by Experience! 643-4953, 242- pany, 643-5308. \ PRE - SPRING SPECIALS Heavy phone contact, ac­ Phone 643-6017. an additional inaerllon. 307. Oregon 97208. necessary. Excellent wages, master's degree teacher. 568- ACCURA'i'E...... 5915. FOUR ROOM Apartmept - 426 curacy essential. Light -D i DOG GROOMER- Part / Full all fringe benefits For ap­ 8075. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet Broad Street $155. Security k .shorthand. 8:30 to 4:30. 646- time. Must be experienced EXPERIENCED TAX LAUNDRY' WASHMAN- We WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR pointment, call 688-7596. WILL CLEAN CELLERS and repairs, plugged drains, deposit. Married couple. No 4911. HELP-Your home. Low cost. LEON CIESZYNSKI '77 DODGE ASPEN SE '76 DATSUN LONGBED and able to completely finish are now accepting - Manage and supervise 110,- RIDING LESSONS indoor attics and haul away scrap kitchen faucets replaced, pets. 643-4751. groom all breeds. Sheridane Small Business? Sold Home? BUILDER- New Homes. Ad­ 13 Halp Wantad 13 applications for part time 000 square foot warehouse riding ring. Western stock iron FREE of charge. ditions. Remodeling, -Bet^ repaired, rec rooms, Red, 2 dr. 6 cyl. auto. P.S. P.B. AM-FM Halp Wanted BABYSITTER NEEDED - Kennels. 228-9089. Itemized deductions. 633-1267. 6 ROOM DUPLEX- Centrally Pickup, 4 cyl.,4 sp., low mileage, wsw fires. employment in our Laundry operation. Minimum 5 years seat, saddle seat and hunt Telephone 644-3234. Rooms. Garages, Kitchens bathroom remodeling, heal radio, air, cruise. DEMONSTRATORS: Earn Mature and experienced to Department. Applicants must experience in handling and Business Opportunity 14 modernization, etc. Free located, lltilities not included. EXCELLENIr-t-^^ care for 2 boys, 2 1/2 and 8 seat. All levels 228-9817. Remodeled. Ceilings, Bath more money with Treasure LAUNDRY WORKER- full • be 18 years or older. Must be storage of large industrial WILL DO HOUSECLEANING Estimate gladly given. M &• N Call 646-8867, after 5 p.m. OPPORTUNITY to'-learn years old, in my home; MANCHESTER Package Tile. Dormers, Roofing. House party plan. New Gift time including every other physically able to fulfill lifting machinery and equipment. VOICE. PIANO Instructions. INCOME TAX RETURNS in your home. Leave message Residential or Commercial. Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. whoic.sale hardware business. Seaman Circle, Manchester, store. Excellent location. Well QUIET ONE BEDROOM - •3395 (,'atalog. Also name brand weekend for institutional requirements. Must be Skills should include loading, Former faculty New York PREPARED - After 5 for Karen. 643-0130, <3495 Pleasant working conditions. Monday thru Friday, 7 AM to 649-4291. toys. Earn $1,000 or more in laundry operation. Apply in responsible and dependable. unloading, and movement of established business. Call Music and Art High School. weekdays, anytime MANCHESTER PLUMBING Heat and air conditioning. Good hours. 522-1107. 5 PM. $50 per week. Call 649- your spare time. Year round person. East Hartford Con­ Excellent benefits, working machinery; setting in-ptace Marion E. Robertson, Professional Singer/Pianist. weekends. Phone Lowell Painting-Papering 32 St HEATING - Repairs. West Middle Turnpike. 33,12 after 5 PM, play. SupervisiolT of Realtor, 643-5953. RETIRED BUILDER - rec Iimnecliate Oceupanev. $210. '77 FORD MAVERICK RNs, LPNs, NUR.SES AllJES- seliing means $$$$ Call valescent Home, 745 Main conditions and security. Apply 644-8597. Thompson at 643-2870. Remodeling. Pumps repaired '76CHEV.N0VA collect person to person for Street, East Hartford. in person 8 a m. to 4 p.m., personnel; inventory control; PAINTING - Interior and rooms, hung ceilings, ceramic replaced. Free estimates. Call 649-2098. v-8 auto., 4 dr„ P.S., P.B. Air, AM radio, S,- 6 eyi. Auto, 2 dr. hatchback, P.S. AM radio, Manchester & Glastonbury YOUR OPPORTUNITY ... To Miss Carol 491-2100. AI.S0 Monday thru Friday, and record keeping. Excellent OFFERS INVITED / Schools-Classes 19 exterior, paperhanging, tile, plumbing, electric. Electric drain-.snaking. 24- 000 miles. Immaculate. yellow, 17,000 ml. areas. CGS is recruiting for earn good money and build booking parties. CLERK TYPIST. Apply in Meadows Convalescent benefits in our rapid growth RETAIL STORE ON excellent Jijark references. Richard Young. 649-1975. hour service. 646-0237. HOLTON- Sunny 1 bedroom staff assignments in your repeat sales is here. We need person. II & B Tool and Home. 333 Bidwell Street, company for experienced, WHEELS- Make an easy $20.- FOR THE BEST - Manchester c m TREE SERVICE - Free Free estimates. Fully in­ cottage, heat included. Won't area. We offer top rates, Inst­ an aggressive, hard working PART TIMKI Bookkeeper / Engineering Co., 168 Forest Manchester. responsible individual. 000 per year. Excellent terms. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 estimates, discount-senior sured. Marlin Matson, 649- last long al $185. Rental ant pay, bonuses, vacation person to sell specialty Assistors, small fee, 230-5646. •3595 Typist. Hours flexible. 289- Street, Manchester. E.O.E. Qualified applicants send Call John, at Chenette pupils per teacher. FR E E in­ citizens. Company 4431. •3095 pay. Call fur appointment. detergents and pressure resume and salary require­ Associates, "Gallery Of 1770-3), C'(5s Services. Ill Pearl, rnn. M/F. AVON - To buy or sell in troductory lesson with this ad. Manchester-owned and washers to Hartford area Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ ment to: Industronics, 489 Homes." 528-9081. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. operated. Call 646-1327. QUAJ.ITY PAINTING and PRE-SPRING Hartford, 246-5626. businesses. Expanding Paper Hanging by W illis HEAT PAID- 1 bedroom. No '76 DATSUN 710 '77 DODGE DIDO PART TIME HELP try, Andover. Call 822-8083 Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ product line insures future BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE- Schultz. Fully insured lease required. Just $120. Ren­ N EEDED at A-1 gas station, collect. sor, Ct 06074. Attention: Dick REW EAVING burn holes. growth. Buil.'l a future with a Sheehan. E.O.E. Priced for quick sale. Phone Zippers, umbrellas repaired. references. 649-4343. tal Assislors. small Ice, 236- green, 4 cyl., 4 sp., AM redlo, 32,000 milea. WORKING MORE! growing company. We furnish 568 C e n te r S tre e t, after 6 p.m., 643-9911. SIDING .5646, 172,3-31. PICKUP M ake M anchester. H ours 6-10 Window shades, Venetian qualified leads, competitive r REAL ESTATE J.P. LEWIS & SON- Interior wceknights. $3,00 per hour C.&W. MANUFACTURING blinds. Keys. TV FOR RENT. 6 cyl.. 3 sp.. cap. ENJOYING IT LESS? starting salary, car allowance Marlow's. 867 Main St. 649- and Exterior painting, paper CAIII’l'n'ED 2 HEDROOM- flfffllV plus incentive. College 74 Eatlern Blvd. Kids OK Has appliances, and •2995 W* hav* part tima poalllon avallabla batwaan lha and regular employee Homes For Sale 23 5221. hanging, remodeling. Carpen­ SPECIAL 12,000 miles. W11 benefits. Call Michael O’Neil students preferred. Apply in Glastonbury, Ct. EXPEnENGED JANITOR try. Fully insured. 649-9658. more. Just $200. Rental houra of 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., 5 or 8 daya par waak. at 646-0172 for an appoinment. Person between 12 - 4■'Monly. PM only 633-4631 ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, Choice of: Assistors. Small fee. 236-5646, Maat naw paopla and maka Iham happy by aarving . Full Tima COLONIAL - 7 rooms, formal (739-1). MORE TO CHOOSE FROM quality producia In a plaaaant aurrounding. Excallant •INSPECTOR NURSE AIDES dining room, large eat-in attics, -garages, yards A&W PAINTING Contrac­ pay and Iringa banollta. Job Shop Experience. Must 12 to 9 p.m. To be respon­ kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated cleaned. moving, tors. Quality painting and ALUMINUM I paper hanging at reasonable . Inlarvlawa Wadnaaday and Thuraday, batwaan 9 and HAIRDRESSERS be able to use various types sible for Full maintenance, porch. 2 car garage, with trucking.Loam for sale. Lawn TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN CARRIER NEEDED of Gauges, for checking NEEDED and thorough cleaning of chimney for wood stove, service. No job too big or rates. Fully insured. Free VINYL or STEEL OFFICE SPACE 11 a.m. at Estimates. Call Wayne 649- Full or Port llmt. precision machine parts. To provicto Nursing Cara all offices, lavatory, private lot. $56,900. Group 1, small. 568-8522. For now ootobtlohmonl 7696. FOR RENT (Manchester) Must have own tools. In privata homaa and cafeteria facilities, I’hilbrick Agency 646-4200. 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE FRIENDLY ICE CREAM QIailonbury. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile .. OFF-FROM NOW THRU Madical Facllltlas. Part Experience preferred and 250 square feel, center of 7S5 Sllvar Lana Eaat Hartford Call 633-5663 MAIN from ||I271 •SET UP MAN MANCHESTER- Charming installation and repairs. Free PERSONAL Paperhanging MARCH 31,1979 Manchester, air con­ ______gqml Opportuntly Em plOff M/F lima, full tIma. Conaidara- “ handy man" attributes a For particular people, by to $1163 Hardinge Chucker - First oversized 6 Room Aluminum estimates. Call 646-3745, after ditioning and parking. Ms-zs^ RL83TALGOT7VILLE Class tion given to prefaranca plus. South Windsor area. Sided Cape. 3 bedrooms, 2 full 5 p.m. Dick. Call 643-5703 anytime. To Keep Our Applicators Call 643-»51. HOLLISTER STREET, •MACHINST of:— Location and Houra. Excellent benefits Call baths. Fireplace, garage.. NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY Dick Sheehan, at Convenient location. ERA BRICK, BLOCK, STONE. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING DELMONT STREET, Experienced operators for WORKING, We Mean, What We Say! For Informatlan call 289-1S88 DUBALDO LESPERANCE, Fireplaces,concrete. Chimney AND PAPERING ■ Interior Hardinge Chuckers, M ill­ CLIFTON STREET, 843-9319 646-0505. repairs. No job too small specialists. Commerical and ing Machine, Blanking Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ residential. Free estimates, CALL NOW TO SAVE and BOND STREET. AID A ASSISTANCE fully insured. 646-4879. Machines. of North Eastern Conn. timates. All Work Guaranteed FORD • 50 hours work week. All Ipc. Fully Insured AMERICAS’ NO. 1 • 6 • benefits. Apply in person NO MORE WAITING Call SUE 3S7 E u l Csnitr Slraal, CARPET INSTALLATION - only, 9 a m. to 12 p.m., and M a n ch M ttr free Estimates — No Obligation TRUCKS 646-1076 Stair shifts. Repairs. Carpets. Building Contracting 33 Steam Cleaning, Free es­ YOU CAN PLACE YOUR ♦ ^'11 timates. Call 649-6265. WES ROBBINS Carpentry remodeling specialist. Ao- SELLING TRUCK ditions. rec rooms, dormers, HERALD & DOLLAR SAVER EXPERT PAINTING and built-ins, bathrooms, ARI r Ask about LANDSCAPING Specializing kitchens. 649-3446. PRINTING in Exterior House Painting. our extend' Tree pruning, spraying, CUSTOM Carpentry - homes. Construction Co. • 646-8663 Friendly mowing, weeding. Call 742- Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. ice Cream First and second shift 7947. Call Gary Cushing 345-2009. 485 East Middle Tpke., Monchester ed Service Part time permanent General printing helper to perform miscel­ positions. We need Plan mature people of all ages laneous machine related tasks, stock to work our breakfast and handling and trucking of material. PITKIN & BOULDER RD. Lots-Land For Sale 24 Real Bstete Wanted 28 Articles lor Sale 41 Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 lunch hours. Work In plea­ A COMPLETE BOARDING Up to sant surroundings servljig Please call Florence Johnson at 277-2024 MANCHESTER COVENTRY- Prime 15 acres IMMEDIATE Cash for your ALUMINUM Sheets u.sed as at any hour. . . property. Let us explain our KENN EL for Dogs and Cats. quality food and le'e for an appointment. Spacious 11 room Colonial. 5 bedrooms, 4 'i baths, Commercial Site, long fron­ printing platej^^P? thick tage. 13,000 daily traffic fair proposal. Call Mr. 23x32 ", 25 cenfseach or 5 for Dog Bathing and grooming. cream. Excellent wages, For reservations, please call 36,000 elegant living room with fireplace, large carpeted count. Sale, land lease, build Belfiore, 647-1413. $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be uniforms provided, food Canine Holiday inne. 200 dining room, heated sun porch, den, kitchen with to suit. Rain Soft. 871-0378. picked up before 11 a m.» discounts. MAY WE BUY your home? Sheldon Road. Manchester. butlers pantry and appliances, maids quarters, ONLY. miles. Apply In person or call Quick, fair, all cash and no 646-597:. 583-4821 aluminum siding, 2 car garage, gorgeous private problem. Call Warren E. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers ’- terraced yard with summer house, slate roof $118,000. Howland. Realtors. 643-1108. Good condition.Good for EREE - Cute and adorable lor appointment between T H E T R A V E L E R S Investment Property 25 Heinz 57 puppies. 6 weeks old. 9-11 AM or 2-5 PM at plating, or welding. Call 649- NEW 1979 F150 STYLESIDE PICKUP NEW 1979 F150 SUPER CAB PICKUP^ 3439 from noon til 6:00 p m Colors from biege lo black 3 speed, pow. steer,, 133" w.b„ L78-1S tlree, 302 V-8, 643-2718 1 Tower Square, Hartford FOUR FAMILY- Quiet Call 872-2343. Auto trans., pow. steer, pow. brakaa, L78-16wfwtlras, 302 M E R R inT agencya Stock #9173 V-6, AM radio, mag. wnaala, 2 tone deluxe paint, sliding Friendly An equal opportunity employer M/F neighborhood. Appliances in­ cluded. Fully rented, 10% Household Goods 40 MOLDED FORMICA top and rear window, gauges, rear bench teat, low mount mirrors, -11 BO paneled bar with two .shelves .MOVING- Must give away 1 Restaurant gross. $96,000, Owner/Broker year old. male l.ah .Setter. stock #9228. - 633-6026. REFRIGERATORS aqd four stools. $175. 646-6028. 104$ Silas Deane Washers / Ranges, used, Has all shots. Loves children. FU LL LENGTH Ranch Mink Call 646-2423 after 4 p.m Highway PRIME MAIN STREET guaranteed and clean. New <5395OIUVIMO shipment damaged. G.E & Coat, excellent condition. Size ( Walharsnald, CT. Manchester Property. Full Musical Instruments 44 FQUil Opporfuntty ^GET ON THE BEST SELLERS LIST^ FRIGIDAIRE. u>w prices. 12 or t4 $800. 875-2344. Emplofar leased, long term basis to <7195DIUVINID N i9 k t M/F nationally rated tenants. Tax B.D. Pearl t Son. 649 Main I 2 PRICE ON GUITAHS and Street, 643-2171. DINING ROOM SET well Stop. Good net return. etc. Rivers Music. 7 Main NEW 1979 F250 STVLESDE nCKUP Excellent shelter position. made, matching table, six chairs, buffet and liquor .Street, New Britain 225-1977. NEW 1979 RANCHERO Possible mortgage assump­ FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom Auto. Irene., pow. steer., pow. brakes, 750x16 tlree, 351 V- Auto trana., pow. at««r., power brakaa, HR78-14 wsw tlraa, Set. Excellent condition. cabinet. $250. 646-2869. Expecting a tax refund? tion. Rain Soft. 871-0378. I,ayaways invited. 8, AM radio, 6900 gvw pkge., spare tire package, rear slap 302 V-8, AM-FM Starao, A/C, tintad glass, dual racing Queen-size bed, triple dresser, bumper, gaugea, low mount mirrors, Intida hood release, mirrors, twotone paint, deluxe bumper group, H.D.battary, dresser with shelved mirror, SWIMMING POOLS EAST HARTFORD- Two Boals-Accessorles 45 stock #9031 flight bench seats, convanlanca group. Stock #9229. Family aluminum sided night stand. 4 years old. $800. DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ 5684)935. pose of brand new 31' long duplex with fireplaces; Plus 1974 F U R Y ■ l 6'/2-foot 21 Units. Gross Income $63.- above ground pools complete COLONIAL BEDROOM SET- with sundcck. fencing, filter fiberglass, lilt trailer, with 500. Excellent financing, 1975 55-hprscpowcr outboard shows 14%, return plus, secon­ Dresser, nite stand, box and includes'full in.slallation. Asking $969. Financing Chevy engine. 2 tanks. $2,500, <6295O t U V I M I D <7995DIUVIMO dary financing available. spring, mattress, lamp. 2 Also 50 horse Johnson out- LI8 TBD Business Zoned. $365,000. years old. $125.______available. Call .Stan collect 20,3-236-5871. board. $.100 228-0475 or 228- I Premier location and 9 spacious rooms makes this' Owner Agent, 633-5786. NEW 1979 F150 4x4 STYLESIDE PICKUP WE BUY AND SELL USED 9550 Auto trane., pow. steer., pow. brakes, S mud & snow tires, I special home just right for vou! Protected by our First floor familyroom with a woodbuming stove NEW 1979 FI KC M D VAN uplo plus a fireplaced livingroom, plus a huge sun room, FURNITURE. One piece or LADIES RABBIT COAT 16, 6500 gvw package, high output heater, 351 V-8, AM radio, Auto trans., pow. ^ % m-as. 351 V-8, high 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ONE y e a r LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! entire household. Cash on the $75.00 I,eathcr coat 16. $40.00. GRl'.MAN 3.8 I, ALUMINUM aux. oil cooler, H.D.anocka & springe, H.D.battary, extra plus 6 other generous rooms! BOAT- Never in water. With out put heater, k *"<*''’0 cargo m o n line. Furniture Barn. 646-0865. Both new, also crocheted ar­ cooling pkge. Stock #9126 door, movable gl Real estate Wanted 28 ticles. 289-2484 seal cushions. Full floating i i i H o n w o w M f s GAS RANGE - Double oven, Oars 2 life jackets. $.300. 647- ALL CASH For your property, 14 CUBIC F(K)T FRIGIDAftE 9279 W - N / ' \ Insufonc* self cleaning. 30 inches, by within 24 hours. Avoid Red O.E.; Avocado. 643-7869. REFRIGERATOR- Tape. Instant Service. Hayes II your home is less reasonable Four kitchen Antiques 48 For your extra convenience, we have Inatalled a Want Ojrp. 646-0131. <7495D C U V U t lD D f U V a M O than 7 years old. you <9395 PAIR OF MEDITERRANIAN chairs. 649-9114. Ad Department anar-houre answering aarvice. Now, can save up to 14% STYLE COFFEE TABLES- SELLING your house? Call us WANTED Antique furniture, whatever the hour, day or night, Sundays or holidays off our already low- With slate tops. Excellent PROFESSIONAL BOBCAT- glass, pewter, oil paintings or NEW 1979 F-lOO S T Y L ^ F1CMIP cost Homeowners first and we ll make you a condition. Very reasonable. 10 HP Lawn Mower, with cash offer! T.J. Crockett, other antique items. R, Auto trana., powr. steering, powr. braket, H76-1S tires, Insurance After 5 p.m., 659-0949. grass catcher. 32 ' cut. Still 302 V-8, AM radio, bright hub caps, cigar lighter, gauges, Realtor, 643-1577 Harrison. 643-8709. ICW 1979 BRONCO Dial Days 643-2711 CALLUS under warranty,. $1100. Call low mount mirrors, light group, knit vinyl seat, 1i7" w.b. Auto Irani., pow. ateer.. pow. brakes, L78x15 tires, 351 V- fOHOeTAILS 649-1250, between 5 and 7 p.m. Stock #9207 8, Inside hood releaa*. Range XLT pkgt., twtjtona palm, nights. RENTALS rear aaal, AM radio, dual mirrors, cooling pkg*„ Dial Nights 643-2718 H D.auapenalon, H.D.battary, super saal.atock #r W. r iM S H JUST LI8 TBD JUSTLIi ANTIQUE PINE DRESSER Just give ut your mauaga, name and addraaa — Wa'II do the 17-7 duplex with 3 or 4 bedrtxims in each unit. Separate Westwood II. 8 room colonial. 2*5 baths, family with mirror and matching bed - Rooms lor Rent 52 MSURIUIGE AGENCY WANTED lablc. Call 649-0883. raat. I heating systems and basements. Double garage and room, fireplace, brick front. 2 car garage and a <5995DIUVIMO Tr;()M[*SON HDUSE MEN - 6 4 4 -6 0 8 0 a ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! To buy ... 5 single o r, muUi-daeetUnK MOVING SALE - Odds and No more rushing to call before noon Order your Want Ad whenever Hlrch Hou.se Women, (/cnlral- homes in the Manchester area for CASH. ends. All great prices!! Call ly located Downtown <8995DIUVIMO you're reedy — night or day, even on Sundays and holidays.______“S snk* 1m C« T ro t" Cloaing date negotiable. For immediate 643-5601 after 5 PM. Manchester Kitchen action call Mr. Green. 646-4-144. privileges. Call 649-2358. FORD DLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Dogs-BIrds-Pelt 43 KI'RMSIIED SLEEPING IHKl.M for mature gentleman. FRECHETTE, MARTIN & ROTHMAN^ ■'j*i '.i- F'. K ' t 189 Watt Cantar REALTORS Comar of McKaa FREE PUPPIES- Part Husky Modern bath. Parking. No . The Tr» a»«» indimntiy Ce$a»8W| 646-2482 BETTER HOMES A GARDENS " Part Labrador. A'ery affec­ cooking. Security and S h e H e r a th and rti Att4«(ad Compewei tionate. ( all 649-0743. after 5 rcicrences $130 monthly. C^W 263 Main S t evenings 646-4iS3 HvtHrd, Conn 01lt$ m m msmm tfnsrmn CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING p.m— 643-2121 PAGE EIGHTEKN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. March 7. 1979

Pnnuts — ChariM M. Schulx EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 7, 1979— PAGE NINETEEN X S k ^ T H t i9jllSCil&lii9'iri@ I (iAS RUNNER-UP IN DM«RF^ ^lU U Dear Abby fOUWERENY RUNNER-UP, YOU CAME IN I WAS RUNNER-UP TWE 5PELLIN6 BEE! fr a n k lin ... SIXTEENTH... ACROSS 3 Baseball Answer to Previous Puzzle HOW ABOUT THAT? TO THE KIP WHO player Maj ,©isAiKi(giHy H f lW f iN T CAME IN FIFTEENTH' 1 Spree T Q0 □EUDGS R tr u ffN B D By Abigail Van Buren 6 Auger E V □ □ □ TT 4 Bring to bay 1 A 9 Raced faster 5 Coal unit □ a n s o THB i R C O p iE S O f 8 jr m □ □ K I WlWitlOl Ml -ST«PMTRKK!S PMV 12 Sycophant 6 Pledge 13 Capital of 7 Hatred A TJ□ 7 7 Canada 8 School (Fr.) E " ' L I T T U e 14 Tempt N □ D O R I 10 Holds in oP T □ O B 1 • 16 Danger wonder N 0 18 Shades □ B B n E I TmN/*^ J-7 11 Nostrils QI3E3 Wedding Strife: S-7 19 Popular 12 Bank [TTQ □ B a n flower employee E Rm 22 Peddles 15 Curly letter E E o l a c ] OtllCM-Stoni for Rtnl 55 >lu(ot For Stio Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 24 Intermediate b I b b 67 Dad’s New Wife (prefix) 17 Handle p- 25 (Chimps roughly (2 32 Collage 43 Dukedom MANCHESTER- Main Street 1968 MUSTANG REAPING IS THE ' l e t oth er s clin g TCI ALL I WANT IS THE ) INAMOPERN imxlern office available. 400 27 Napped wds.) athletic group 45 Pronounce CONVERTIBLE - 289 JW OF MV UFE ■ MATEf?IAL GOOPS OR 9 MPLE PLEASURE ^ MULTIMILLION-POLLAR 29 Romen cloaks 19 Rugs 33 Slip of paper .HO. ft Heat. AC included. Call PURSUE THE THINGS OF REAPING A BOOK.' __ ^LIBRARV.' indjstinctfy Automatic with shift kit. 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING DEAR ABBY: I am planning my wedding and need some 31 Hooky 20 Above 34 Puppy sound 48 Persian ruler (H6-2409 or 646-2755. Mags. Duals. Good top. THATMONEV CAN BUY.' advice. My parents were divorced four years ago. Dad mar­ 35 Basslike 21 Million (prefix) 36 Faux pas (pi.) 50 Prevaricated 8400.00. Mike 643-2919. marine fish 23 Impel 39 Small 52 Noun suffix 406 MAIN STREET.’.North of ried again l u t year. Mom is still single and has a lot of bit- Ixuut 37 Frill 26 Fools Post office. atK>ut 5.000 sq. ft. ternesa toward Dad, although I must say in all fairness that T 41 Mountains 54 Born 1970 MERCURY WAGON 38 Fathered 28 Tight (abbr.) 55 House of centrally located space. with AC. Good condition she nagged him so much he did well to stay married to her as 40 Imitate Sam 30 On grand Ideal lor store, office or other long as he did. 42 Asiatic addition $1000. Call 646-7276 after 6 Spade scale mountains bu.siness or commercial use. PM. Also, Dad didn't meet Joyce (his present wilel until his 41 Muck 56 Change color Call 046-242B 9-5 pm. divorce was final, so no one can say she broke up his mar­ m 44 Bird part (pi) 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 1 OLDS CUTLA.SS SUPREME 315 CINTUST.: MANCHIST».Phon« «43-St35 riage. 46 Adenosine tri­ INDUSTItlAI. OR STORAGE 1976- 29,000 miles. Power Abby, I want my wedding to be perfect. Fwant Dad to phosphate 9 10 11 12 SPACE- 6.000 square feet v^THROUeH (abbr) steering, power brakes, air give me away, and I want Mom and Dad to be there as a 13 14 II divided into 1.000 foot conditioning. AM-FM radio. 47 Pacific Island modules. Verv reasonable. couple on that day. Mom doesn't want to face Dad's new New snows. Excellent condi­ wife, and if Dad brings her it will spoil everything for Mom. 49 In any way (2 16 17 646-5707. tion. $4400. Plea.se call after 5 FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY z z : wds.| ■ My minister says I should invite Dad and Joyce. Should I? 51 Scented bag 19 20 p m,. 646-0649 CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Deep down, I hope Joyce will be wise enough to let Dad ■ 1 IKH'KVII.LE STORE - 20x60, SATURDAY Captain Easy — Crooks A Lawrance 53 Tore down 26 come alone, but what if she decides to come with him? n Center 17 West Main .Street. 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA - on all makes... 57 Forbidden ■ Full ba.senient M.I. Kaplan, Please help me. '' IF "CAP£R" MEANS SOME City 29 ,0 31 33 33 34 One owner. Air conditioned. you, ■ owner. 232-9041. Excellent condition. Mu.st be IN BETWEEN 50RT OF OEdtf.. WHAT MAKES , ME RESORT TO INSTEAD, WHAT A 58 Willingly 36 36 seen' Call 633-.1802 anytime, LOAN and RENTAL CARS YOU th in k I'D HELP VOU^ CRUDE THREATS, POWBtFUl FtUBNP 59 "Auld Lang .\IANCIIE,STER - RETAIL, I Available by Appointment... ! MARCH 17. DEAR IN: If you're old enough to be married, you're old 38 39 >li)iage, and or maniitae- I'ffli CIIEVETTE SCOOTER - enough to accept the fact that your parents are divorced and 60 Strike out ■ 1 turlng space 2.000 sq It to 26.IXX) miles, very good condi­ your father h u another wife. Quit living in the pact when (abbr.) 41 42 o « 100.000 sq ft. Very 1 tion $2,000 firm.'Call 643-4461. yon mother and father were a couple, and get on with the 47 to reasonable. Brokers busineu of living life as it is. Invite your father and Joyce, 5 protected Call Reyman S T M OZMEK, Manager DOWN 1 973 MONTE CARLO and let them decide whether Joyce stays home or accom­ 61 S3 S3 14 II II Pioperlies. 1-226-1206 LANDAU ROOF - 80.000 301j;315 CENTER ST., MMCHESTER panies her husband. 1 Also 67 miles. All (wwer Air con­ 61 Wanted to Rent 57 2 Beyond the ditioning. Swivel bucket .seats DEAR ABBY: I have on occasion found the man I date limit 69 90 AM-FM _____ radio. tilt wheel sucking his thumb while watching TV or napping. He is 41. -L 2 or 3 BEDROOM DUPLEX- $1950. Call 646-4284 after 5 (NIWtFAPIH INIIHPHISI AIIN| Hy coiinle with 11 year and 14 PM. This shocked me, so I called his attention to it. He became vear old girls. With private 1 9 7 9 / < ! very defensive and quite irritated, and an argument ensued. drive. 647-9279. MATADOR STATION Abby. do other adults regress to this kind of infantile WAGON - 1974, automatic, C O U O A R / N l behavior? Is this serious enough to require professional Win at bridge power steering, power brakes, help? Allay Oop — Dava Graua AUTOMOTIVE air conditioning. AM-FM X R - 7 WONDERING radio, $2tK)0 or best offer. 633- IS THIS HOOK- YEAH,THArs *mAT FISURES' FOOZYHIT THAT LET IT LIE TCCTTHED VARMINT Aufot For Sole 6 7 1380. Black, W8W tires, air con- DEAR WONDERING: Yes, other sdults hsve been HIM, P0O2Y... 1 REMEMBER? TOU Bis CRITTER / AND DONY How to avoid an end play - d„ R.W. def., AM-FM known to regress to thumb-sucking when they're tired or in TALL AS A TR E E ? EltCEPT HE SMASHED HIM ON WITH A T R « B \ EXPLAIN,' THE Al® THERE SPCnS isn't too TH' poor WITH T R U N K T tr STORY, I'M WE PAY $10 for. complete Stereo, decor group, | need of relnution and comfort. Aside from the humiliation ON HIS HEAP? ' QUICK BECAUSE' S t h a t BIG0L'/''P SURE, VMDULD TAX lion. It was no fault of North- junk ears Call .loey at Tolland Truckt for Sale 62 and teaiing they might suffer if this babyish habit is IS HE Quick a s ) he's travelin' , f TREE TRUNK! 1 I HIS BRAIN! South that they could not tinted glass, wire wheel CAN BE ? ^ A GIMPY LES! NORTH 3-7 discover this in the bidding. Auto Rody. 528-1990, discovered, there's no harm. done. II your friend is mature in ♦ Q 10 7 2 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN covers. Stk ||I9X63 other ways, overlook it. After E ast won the first » J 5 heart trick with the ace and MONTE CARLO 1973. Power window van. Excellent condi­ ♦ A K 6 steering, power brakes, tion Very low mileage. Cap­ DEAR ABBY: To GRANNY, whose grandchildren never returned a heart, it was ♦ J 7 3 2 obvious to everyone that de­ .oilomatic. $1,575. Call 649- tains eliairs. Stereo and send thank-you notes for the gifts she sends: 1149 anytime ea.sseltc. Radials. 429-9461. WEST EAST clarer had started with the Don't blame the kids. It's their parents' faultl "♦JB4 465 king-queen doubleton. EOIID PINTO RUNABOUT I never knew if my grandson received my gifts since he M 10 98 3 MA7642 Declarer drew three 1966 GMC 3/4 ton I’iekup never bothered to thank me for them. One day while talking 1973- Good transportation. AT. truck, 305 V-6. Good running 4 Q 10 7 3 4984 rounds of trum p, ending in on the phone with my son, 1 asked, “Did Jamie ever get the ♦ K 8 4 Q 10 9 AC. radio, new tires, battery, condition. Many new parts. dununy, and led a club. East brakes, shocks, exhnu.st, $1225 $525, 649-6787. present I sent him?" SOUTH played the nine, declarer the or best offer. Call 649-0547 My son called out, "Hey, Jamie, did you ever get Grand­ 4 A K 9 3 ace and it was up to West to after 6 30 n.m. weekdays, DODGE 3/4 TON PICKUP ma's present?" 4 K Q make the key play. anytiiim weekends. Then I heard someone yell. “Yeah. Tell her thanks.” Tha Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productions Wc.sl already knew de­ TRUCK - Good running condi­ ...... 4 J 52 tion. $395, 289-0365. Well, that did it. Now I send greeting cards. And if the 4 A 654 clarer had started with four HANK REPOSSESSIONS subject ever comes up, I will explain why. spades to the ace-kIng and THIS FLIGHT HAS ...AS FAR Vulnerable; North-South EOR SALE ■ 1975 Oldsmobile FED UP WITH BAD ANNERS king-queen doubleton In 1977 DODGE VAN-318, Power 'SBAT SELECTION' A WAV FROM THE Dealer: East Vista Cruiser Station Wagon, stccrinp, power brakes, PO you HAVE ANY hearts. The other distribu­ i ■ ALLK s ATOK tion was almost certainly needs body work $2700; (974 iiiitomatie. a M-EM Ca.ssettc. 1 9 7 9 PREFERENCE WHERE L U S a A Q E Weit North East South DEAR FED UP: I'm sure your cards conveyed the four-three between clubs Pontiac I'irebird. automatic Side pipes Fully insulated and message. you WISH TO SIT?... AS POSSIBLE Pass 1 NT with air $2295. 1973 Ford carpeted. Mueli more! A.sking CAPRI Pass Pass 24 and diamonds. Because de­ t.'ountrv Sedan Station Wagon $5200. 1146-7971 OLCIHIKE Pass Pass Pass clarer had not taken a club Problems? Yonll feel better if yon get them off your cheat. $9tKI: 1973 Cbevrolet Rel Air •includes up to 5 qtt. of oil. 4 cyl., 4 speed trans., | Pass fine.sse. West mentally as­ $llltMI; 1972 Ford Maverick For a pertonal reply write to Abby, Box 69700, Lot signed the queen of clubs to 1971 CHEVY 3 4 TON PICK •oil filter pow. steer., console, / Angelei, Cal. 90069. Pleaae enclose stamped, self-addressed his partner. $1000; 1970 Chevrolet Malibu UP- 8 loot iilility body. Power $700. 1970 Chrysler New brakes. Heavy duly eluleb, •free shock absorber \ R.W. defrost, AM-FM / envelope. Opening lead: 410 The most important ques­ Yorker $650 The ubove may transmission, rear end. $1600. radio, F4.D. battery. Stk t tion was the location of the check jack of diamonds. If Bast t)e seen at the Savings Bank of 643-6712 #9P-46 I Manchester. 923 Main Street, •free exhauet system By Oswald Jacoby had that card any defense Manchester and Alan Sontag would defeat the contract. Motorcyclea-BIcyclea 64 Inspection But if declarer had the jack 1969 PONTIAC CATALINA North-South reached the of diamonds. West would A w Astrograph have to avoid being end WAGON Excellent condition. 1973 HONDA CH 450, Low The Born Loser Art Sansom only game contract that had $450 Call 643-9972. before 4:30 mileage. Excellent condition. a chance of success, in spite played with his club king. A $7.50 After all this thought. |l Ml $650 Call 643-5849. oHtr tip irt* M ir. 31,1173 of their 28 high-card points. ■a West dropped the king of thing to make you the happiest WIU-NbO HUH? WHO PO WlLLSiDU ’hi I I l,..•;HIC' Even with a strong eight- 1968 IRIICK SPECIAL - New 1971 CR 450. Needs work. Rest today. Keep a flexible sched­ card spade fit, gam e in clubs on declarer's ace! r.'idinls, brakes, paint, rebuilt offer 646-0709. cfour ule. 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sure hope you folks are on _ Speaking of the Variety Last week we gave you a Hebron Members | Swnlor CHIm m the look out for Show, this Sunday will be a list of planned trips and (woodworking equipment double-header rehearsal. that was to give you a that may be stashed away From 2 to 3 p.m. for chance to sort of choose By WALLY J. FOK LIN Nix COC Budget Marge Hall, Helen Flavell, “cuts" we had to make and in the cellar. We have costume preparation. Then the ones you like. The Hi! Things here are Thelma Haberern. therefore, we need the some big plans for a hobby everyone will work out prices for each trip wil be picking up and we will be Madeline Gale, Johanna fund-raising committee. shop and small, from 3 to 5 p.m. Then we forthcoming jn a few days, Rastuebner, Gladys HEBRON — In a 4-3 vote, members of the Hebron taking three buses to the If you're interested, just woodworking equipment is will break for supper and so just keep your eye on the Seelert, John Gaily, A1 Board of Education rejected the proposed 1979^ budget Boston Flower Show call the office or stop by needed. back with the action from 6 column. of the Central Office Committee. Thursday, March 22. We Bourett, Mike Haberern and leave your name and We have been receiving to 8 p.m. Those voting to reject the budget said that they felt the expect to leave our center and Ernie Irwin. the offer is open to both calls about tickets for our cost of the newly proposed position of special lo catio n at 8 a.m. and would like to The ac^on started men and women. After I Variety Show and we director was too high. remind you folks that we Friday afternoon when we get a few names, then we'll expect to have them now have name pins, and it Those voting against acceptance were Marilu Car­ had 40 players for our set­ have a meeting and start available Sunday, and our How an executive secretary valho. Grace Burt. Patricia Sullivan, and Caroline is our hope that eventually back games and the the hail rolling. performers will be ready S apper... Murphy. Those voting in favor were Robert Owens, everyone will pick one up. winners were: Helen While on the subject, I to sell them to you. became Gloria Stevens. Louise Bourret. and Alan Ramsey. Ms. DeCarvalbo said Especially when taking one .Silver, 138; Mike Ilrirn Eiaker hasajob ihai demands a lo( she also thought that the salary for the superintendent of of our trips, because it DeSimone, 138; Vincent Ironi l»rr It s a vrr> responsible posit Ion and J schools was too high as well. The salary proposed for the helps to identjfy our gang Rorello. 123; Ada Rojas. her days can be quite king. She lovrs doing u'hai she does for her company, but iheres special education director was $22,000. from other senior groups. 122; Helena Gavello, 120; anotliersldc of Helen Baker iKat says, Also with so many new herrswhal In-ant iodoforme.~Thai's Owens, who is also chairman of the Central Office Ernestine Donnelly, 120; why Hi ien Joined Gloria Stevens. She Committee, said that he was in favor of the proposed faces coming onto the M arth a L aB ate. 120; mCYCUSilLE enjoysihee.xrrclse program, hsfun scene the pins will add to and II works. Our famous MKI) salary for the superintendent, noting that thepositionhad Arthur Bouffard, 119; Anna Method helps Helen to lone upand been loosing money in the past two years. The proposed getting everyone Demko, 118; Bernice Mar­ S la y in shape Three or SAINT TROPEZ • 10 SPEEDS four limes a week, sties salary of $36,200 represents a five percent increase. The acquainted. tin Bakstan, 117; Oscar Gloria Stevens. proposed salary for the assistant superintendent, at $26,- Hey! This is the month Cappuccio, 117. You I an be. ton. 100. represents a seven percent increase. for the Irish and this com­ Then on Monday, it was 1978 Owens asked the board to provide direction to board ing Saturday there will be a pinochle with 49 players representatives on the Central Office Committee so they big parade in Hartford. and the following winners: can vote the board's desires and also explain where the Then we have a super Martin Bakstan, 831; Ann SALE E v e m g s ! board would like to see the budget reduced. special St. P at’s dance Thompson, 791; Roy J r INTRODUCTORY OFFER The board didn't take any action on its proposed budget planned for you all. On Durey, 790; Mabel Loomis, WEEKS OF Crisp, colorful vegetables make a light, of $1,206,479 which represents a 9.8 percent increase over Wednesday evening. 762; Helena Gavello. 756; PRICE X UNLIMITED the current budget. Action is expected to be taken at the March 14 starting at 7:30 Jo.sephine O’Connor, 752; $ 119 9 5 VISITS »25 healthy beginning to this festive buffet, all March 8 meeting of the board which will be at 8 p.m. in p.m. we'll be dancing to m o d e l #440 * F a s E M K iia PIm • Oicu CaaipUcB Eiclativtiy by Oar Dwtkiaa Vincent BoreHo, 751; John •NoDtirabiaB * l»4ivUa6l Prafraaiaiiet • NaCoalraculeSica the library of the Gilead Hill School. the lively tunes of Lou Gaily, 748; Lillian Lewis, • Pkyticuat' Isqaim* laviled aboM Oar MED Metbod cooked with the gourmet flavor of Puerto Rican O’Joubert and his "Irish” 744; A1 C'helman. 737; Andy THIS PRICE WILL NEVER I rum. Everything here can be prepared ahead, band. Lots of goodies to Noske, 737; Paul Schuetz. munch on and our regular BE SEEN THIS LOW a g a in ! then placed for serving. Your guests will take it 735. FEATURES: door prizes will be handed By the way, now that from there. Friends will love this Rum Tea MHS Class of 1969 out at the end of the P**AME, SHIMANO CENTER PULL they have started the bull lt%AUOfUs. program. work at the Green School, Punch, perfect with our streamlined version of Sets 10-Year Event By the way. if you’re not and because we had to cut in the mood for dancing but Putnam Bridga Plata E. Hartford the traditional paella recipe. .some of our scheduled A U BIKES ASSEMBLED 869-3522 MANCHESTER — Members of the Manchester High would like to part of the plans in order to fall within AND BUASANTEED FOB LIFE Its short cooking time lets you savor each School Class of 1969 are planning a 10 year reunion in party, you are welcome to the monies allocated to do Broad 8t., Manchoator, Ct. Ingredient. Top-off your supper with Rum Bread August. come and play cards and the work, I would like to THE BIKE SHOP Class members are requested to supply the name, ad­ still be part of the “shin­ form a fund-raising com­ 647-9906 made with rum prune filling and an Apple Rum dress and telephone number of any class member. dig." mittee. We had figured on ._____ ISO SPRUCE ST. Post Rd. Plata, Rto 30, Vornon Puff dessert. Information may. be sent to: MHS Reunion, .37 Pioneer One tough part about this having about $5,000. to MANCHESTER 871-2660 Circle, Manchester. job is to get to know so purcha.se needed furniture 6 4 7 - l O a T -______**ON-yBHi»G.tATURDAYS6iai Information is currently sought on the following class many great people and however, this is one of the American Paella members. then have them pass away. Lee Potterton, Patricia Snow, Keith Bloking. Brenda Every so often it happens Matterelli, Peggy Margarido, Beth Farris, Steve to a special person. A real 4 cornish heriB Dieterle. Tiria Twoomey. Debbie Comeron, Jance Dabate g(K)d friend of mine for and Pam Holmes Potterton, many years, Joseph Wind­ 1/4 cup olive oil Also, David Ware. Robin Spencer, Steve Lewkowicz, sor. passed away this past 1 cup chopped onion Ernestine John.son. Jude Patterson, Karen Blssele Sunday evening. Joe was 93 CUSTOM BATHROOM BEAUTY AT 1 garlic clove, slivered Dieterle, Marcia Culver and I/>rraine Castagna. years old and our oldest ac­ tive member. He and I 1 /4 cup chopped parsley enjoyed many great games 2 packages (6 oz. each) chicken-flavor ZBA Allows Trailer of indoor table rice mix shufficboard. We're going The W.G. Glenney Co. HEBRON — The Zoning Board of Appeals has voted un­ to miss him, especially all 1 can (24 oz.) clams in shell animously to grant a variance to Edward and Barbara his card-playing friends. Clam juice (optional) 0 Keefe to allow them to put a trailer on their property to We send our sincer con­ house a relative. dolences to his wife, Chicken broth (optional) However, Basil Boycenesky, town sanitarian, asked Grace, and his family. OH ALL BATHROOMS 1 pound cooked shelled shrimp that a .separate septic system be installed to meet health Back to the news around 2 Rock lobster tails, cooked and shelled requirements. He said this can be done after the frost here and it's time to thank VAHITIES AHD leaves the ground. Meanwhile he has agreed to allow all of our hard-working 1 can (1 lb.) green peas temporary use of the existing septic system until June 30. members who have 8 whole canned pimientos Other stipulations, made by the Zoning Board, require volunteered their services save CULTURED MARBLE at the center. Every two that the trailer be a minimum of 240 square feet of living ★ FAUCET NOT INCLUDED area and less than tO years old. months, we make a change TOPS Split hens to make 8 halves. Rinse and dry. Brush each half lightly The board also received an application from Gerald in our helpers, and for A ALLOW 3 TO 4 WEEKS with olive, sprinkle with salt and herbs. Place halves, skin-side up, in a (,'ross of Church Street, asking for a special exception to .lanuary and February we FOR DELIVERY ON jelly roll pan. Bake in a moderate oven, 350°, 70 minutes or until SPECIAL allow the use of a trailer. The request will go to a public thank Lil Kutchik, Martha tender and golden. LaBate, Bert Loughrey, ORDERS hearing on April 5 at 8 p.m. in the Town Office Building.' Am ericana While hens roast, heat oil in a large hedvy skillet or Dutch oven. Add onion, garlic and parsley; cook until onion js soft. Add rice mix with seasonings to skillet. Pour liquid from clams into a 4-cup measure. Add additional clam juice, chicken broth or water to equal liquid VISIT OUR FABULOUS BUTCHER SHOP called for on rice-mix cartons. Stir liquid into rice emd mix well. Bring to a boil, reduce heatj cover. Simmer about 20 minutes. Add And remember, Pinehurst is a good place to buy U S D A clams, shrimp and sliced Rh^k lobster tails, simmer about 8-10 Ghoice Meat for your freezer ... Hinds, Loins, Chucks, Roasts’ etc.’ minutes to heat through. Heat peas in their own liquid, drain and fill Our meat men wrap any of these advertised below Chuck cuts for I into pimiento cups. To serve, heap rice and fish mixture in center of your freezer at no extra charge. Whole Pork Loins, cut to order, are 4-*' large platter. Arrange cooked hens and filled pimiento cups around a good buy at $1.49 lb. (10 or 12 center chops and 2 roasts, or as you rice. Makes 8 serving^ ^ specify). cereal, yeast and salt. Combine and heat milk, water, oil and honey. sliced (about 5 cups) When mixture is warm, add to flour-yeast mixture. Beat together : SELECTED LARQE 1 cup sugar, divided Land Of Lakes until thoroughly mixed. Beat in egg. Stir in nuts and enough flour to 1 pound box soft pitted prunes 1 /2 cup white or gold Puerto Rican rum BUHER VERIBEST FRESH make a stiff but workable dough. Knead for at least 10 minutes, or 4 eggs, separated No Limit at CHICKEN LEGS \ I 1/2 cup white or gold Puerto Rican rum until dough is very smooth and elastic. Divide dough in half. Roll Plnohurot Low Prioo 3 cups whole wheat flour each half into a rectangle (12”x9’’); spread each rectangle with half 1 /2 cup dairy sour cream the prune-rum mixture. Roll up from short end jelly-roll fashion; seal 1 teaspoon vanilla lb. 1/2 cup bran cereal, crushed 1.39 . I ends. Place each loaf in greased loaf pan (9”x6”x3”). Cover with a 1 /4 teaspoon Balt i KRAKUSHAMS OUR OWN 2 packages active dry yeast damp towel, let rise 46 minutes. Bake in a moderate oven, 360°, SALE PRICE Melt butter in a heavy skillet. Add apples, 3/4 cup sugar and rum. 13 l b ...... * 6 . 9 9 SAUSAQEMEAT 1 tablespoon salt about 40 minutes or until loaf tests done. Remove from pans and MELLO ROAST MIITEM OR MATCH'EM 1 cup milk cool. Makes 2 loaves. Cook over low heat until apples are tender and most of liquid is :5 1 b ...... * 1 1 . 4 9 lb * 1 . 7 9 FOR CUSTOM BATHROOM BEAUTY ■18"x16” ...... SSG b^ * absorbed, about 20 minutes. Stir just enough to prevent sticking or COFFEE 1 1 /2 cups water Puerto Rican Rum Creme is made by preparing any dessert THE BEAUTY OF NATURAL MARBLE burning. Turn about two-thirds of the apples into a caaserole or 1/4 cup salad oil topping as directed on package, substituting 1 to 2 tablespoons ib .* 2 ,0 9 COMBINED WITH SCIENTIFIC INGENUITY 30”x 2 r ...„ ...... S 8 1 a * * baking dish. Reserve the remaining one-third for topping dessert. i U.S.D.A. CHOICE A 11A cup honey white or gold Puerto Rican rum for liquid called for in directions. Beat the egg yolks until very thick. Beat in sour cream and vanilla. Soml-Bonolota (Calif.) TO CREAT A TOP THArS AS STRONG AND DURABLE A8 IT IS LOVELY. WIDE 24”x21” ...... S 7 5 i * * 1 egg '' Beat egg whites until they begin to form soft peaks. Gradually add SAW CREAM STYLE CHUCK ROASTT SELECTION OF COLORS AND SIZES TO 1 cup finely chopped nuts ^'"‘•“'•'‘"’'Appte^Rum Puff the salt and remaining 1/4 cup-sugar, beating until stiff peaks form. YELLOW CORN COMPLEMENT YOUR VANITY. -38”x21"...... $ 1 0 8 a * * 4 cups all-purpose flour Fold egg yolk raucture Into egg whites. Pour over apples In baking 16 01. Cant dish. Spoon reserved apple slices on top. Bake in a moderate oven, 360°, about 30 minutes until puffed and lightly browned. Serve warm : SHURFINE SKINLESS SHURFINE SLICED 3 tablespoons butter 3 I M . 1 7 Chop prunes and add rum. Mash well, using a fork or wooden spoon. or chilled with Puerto Rican Rum Creme. Mokes 8 servings. FRANKS LEAN BACON Allow to stand one hour. Stir together whole wheat flour, crushed 5 tart green apples, peeled, cored and CAMPBELL'S i b * 1 . 1 3 • b * 1 . 3 3 TOMATO SOUP A good frank at A low prtca for CLASSIC Athena sale price a low prteol quality baeoni Entree — Light meats, chicken etc. 9 jM .O O .jC — White Burgundy, Pouilly or Chablis, Rhine wines. : PINEHURST VERIBEST Roasts — Red Bordeaux; red ! latC U T Your neighbor’s kitchen Burgundies, Claret SHURPINE Dessert — Champagne or White FRUIT iCHUCk ROAST 30"x21" Bordeaux, Chateau Y'qucm COCKTAIL Cheese, Fruit or Nuts — Burgundy By Betty Ryder or Claret (Stilton cheese takes port 2W Ig can 8 9 * CHUCK STEAK f1.19 or fortified wines like Madeira, port, I I 24"x2r sweet sherry) 'ALLOW 3 TO 4 Coffee — Brandy (cordials for WHISK LIQUIO Thia waok aarvo Swordflah women) W GALLON I Vorlbaal Fraah Froth Haddock QB WEEK’S DELIVERY David Howell of New Haven has record 48 wines, the Wine Index is wine goes with pcgcticajly any good One table wine is sufficient for all D tal Pack I Chickan Broaata Fraah Roundor FOR SPECIAL come up with a unique idea — it's helpful and also fun to use. 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GLENNEY writing in your comments, you will when opened, color, bouquet, taste more specific here's a list to follow: a heavier wine has been previously BULSTpHSliSY create a very personal wine and remarks. Aperitif — (Sherry, the foreign served during the dinner. Many coffee prices lower and special value on Chucks - Call Frank CO. m m I mhIIA onavI. reference book. This helps one select Howell says the Wine Index is aperitifs or standard cocktails. Red wines are generally served at for freezer ideas. 649-828S 633-4678 wines with an eye toward bargains. available in some Connecticut liquor Hence cocktail ingredients) room temperature, while whites are :¥:•:¥;v¥¥.^:¥;•:¥:•^,••.•.■¥^S¥:¥^■^m•¥:S^¥.•••.¥^;¥S&^^^^^^ The remark section is ideal for cooks stores and is the first such book to be Hors d’oeuvre — Dry white, chilled — but all sparkling wines are WILUHBTON ELLIHQTOH who would like to note menus for authorized for sale by the Liquor Chablis, Sauterne served chilled. future planning." Control [kiard of Connecticut. Oysters — Chablis, Sauterne or To be more explicit: All Chilled — PINEHURST GROCERY INC. RT.44 rTB w i s t n d . David Howell’s Wine Index — a very personal wine 429-9916 875-6213 MS4* The Wine Index can be used as a Wines, gaining in popularity in the Champagne Champagnes, Sparkling Burgundies, reference book. • 302 MAIN supplement to the current wine United States, enhances any meal. Soup — Chablis or Sauterne Dry Sherries, Aperitif Wines, Car- books, but most important of all it Red wines are best With red meat, Fish — Chablis, Sauterne, Moselle bonateds. Still Whites and Ver­ Connoisseurs say that smoking in- course, wine is meant to be sipped asks the wine drinker to develop her white wines with white meats such as or Alsatian mouths. terferes drastically with the enjoy- for its own sake, not gulped for own palate and opinions. fi.sh and fowl. Champagne goes with Game — Red Burgundies: All still Reds at room temperature ment of wine (as it does with food) — thirst's sake, V With separate cards for you to everything. (Practically any good Chambertins, Pommards, etc. (or slightly chilled if you prefer). possible exception is sherry. And, of Bon appetit! I’ACK TWKNTY-TWO- KVENING HERALD. Wed.. March 7. 1979 EVENING HERALD, Wed., March 7, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE Mistakes Made Helping Handicapped Children Mary Cheney, Whiton Libraries Acquire New Books ItvIlKNKVDWIDKOSO. inillion crippling or other health impairment; 2.8 milfion, New books at Mary Cheney vices; there are seriou^'gaqjs in Services offered; infor­ medical treatment, in Medicaid and in any national Epstein — King of the Jews Mayhew — The railway king Stevqns — My enemy, my Bainton — Yesterday, Library are: Bradford — Boston's Locke- Coffin — The complete book Smith — Privacy, how to WASHINGTON (UPI) — Many of-the nation's more mentaj retardation; 1.5 million, emotional disturbance; health insurance that may be established. Fokker — The tamer Morton — Speak no evil today, and what next? mation is insufficient, control is inadequate, and most love Ober Cafe' of coil) collecting protect what’s left of it than 9 million handicapp^ children are receiving “all 740.(X)0 learning disability; and 50.000 multiple handicap. —Expand voluntary genetic testing and counseling ser­ Fiction Frank — Special effects Mosher — Where the rivers Banquet: live short stories Colebixwk — The innocents important, the resources devoted to these youth's needs Strange — Beginners Rrixierick — Couples Snow — Adventures, bliz­ wrong or inadequate services " or no help at all. accor­ "Currently, there are over 50 different major federal vice. accompanied by a high-risk registry for parents and F u n k — S h o o to u t at How north S ym o n s — B la c k h e a th Barker — Churchill and of the Wesl are insufficient. In approximate terms, something like Adams — Beautiful girl Browne — Multiply your zards, and coastal calamities ding to a recently published study. programs and hundreds of state and local programs, Clearwater Murdoch — The sea, the sea Eden at war ‘(.'ollis — Living with a half Of the services needed by handicapped youth ... were [Mjtential parents of handicapped children. Allen — False face of death poisonings living spai-e Snow in May The authors of a new Ixwk. "Handicapped Children: which together expended at least $7 billion for han­ Garbo — Cabel N ic o le — T he s e c re t Tuohy — Live bait and other Beam — Multiple exposure stranger not being received in 1971" —Evaluate and research various existing.and proposed Alvarez — Hunt iiukovskil — To build a cas­ Speir — Ross MacDonald dicapped youth in fiscal year 1976. up from less than $5 Garfield — Wild times memoirs of Lord Byron stories Beardsley — Best of Aubrey Cookridge - Orient Strategies for Improving Services." also said "if one-in- physical and mental impairment identification programs Barnard — ft was a wonder­ tle Stalings — Flesh and fan­ Brewer and Kakalik said the governoment does not Goulart — Cowboy heaven Ostlere — The private life of Wier — Things about to dis­ Beardsley ten existing handicaps in youth had been prevented, the hillion in fiscal year 1971. ” Brewer and Kakalik said. for ber year for all handicapped youth.” per handicapped youth is $495, but added that while some prises cbildrcn ' Cowan — The tribes of Suffer the children tification and direction^Only about 1 percent is targeted for physical and mental handicap throughout the country. Herley — The Stone arrow romance Benson — The mind body Boulle — The good captain Chapman — Parents America Taylor — Modern classics (iarry I). Hrewer. professor organization and manage­ handicapped children receive much more than that for prevention; 99 percent goes for service after the —F’licourage state certification and licensing boards to H ill — Hanta yo Rippon — Lucien's tombs effect I,eviathari Zeldis — The brothel lalking, kids talking Crowther — Reruns Tobin — Field trip ment at Yale University, and James S. Kakalik of the amount in government services, others receive nothing. consider requiring general practictioners, family doctors K irk — Salvage job Robens — Hambro's itch Bergman — Autumn sonata children are handicapped.” ■ Christian — The pendragon Zocherl — Murder in the Childhood and selfhood Dance — Art of natural guidebook Hand Corp. aid that more than 9 million of the 83.8 Brewer and Kakalik said that most of the programs are and pediatricians to demonstrate proficiency in the Kluger — Star witness Rubiao The ex-magician H e rm a n t — E b la . an hisUiry They offered the following recommendations: Conaway — World s end Hellfire Club Children's rights Toliver — The interrogator million youth aged 21 or younger in 1970 were han- "worhtwhile and services are improving, “ but the service Knight — Lightstruck and other stories archaelogical enigma Davis — Faces of Japan —G ive a single federal agency prime responsibility and various screening and diagnostic procedures. Cuddhy — The Trojan gold Nunfirtioii Chomsky — lamguage and U.S. Agriculture Dept. — dicapiied. system faces major problems, and with better organiza­ Koch — The year of living Sharp — Bernard into battle Belter homes and gardens Dawson - Chinese authority for prevention as a service, -Increase the fraction of school-age handicapped Deutsc'hman — Signals responsibility Living on a few acres tion and .support it could do far better,” dangerously Shaw — Medusa's children Acre — Groucho complete step-by-step experience They said 193.000 suffered visual impairment; 490,000 youth receiving appropriate special educational Donarieo Nurse Vicky's Christy — Your pilot’s Vanderbilt Woman to —Revise and strengthn immunization programs, and Lynn — Watchlower Sparks — Jay's journal America's Fascinating In­ cookbook hearing impairment; 2.2 million speech impairment; 1.67 "Many of the handicapped children are not receiving love lieense Dim ont — The Jews in woman provide funding for an open-ended period. as.sistance. McCarthy — Suttree Spike — The night letter dian heritage services, or are receiving the wrong or inadequate ser­ Dorland - The double-cross Bible — The Prophets Chung — Henry Chung's America Vintage —Without deductibles, fully cover prenatal care, —Assure that special equipment is provided all han­ Mace — Follow your dream Spyker — Little lives Bailey — Partisans and iN e vi'im i vice." they said. circuit Hunan style Cliinese eooklxHik Dobson — Strong-willed Watkins — Critical act routine immunization services for children, dicapped youth who can benefit from it. Marsh — Grave mistake Stein — The rolling heads guerrillas Rook of laws Claiborne — Veal eiMikerv child With respect - to R FD "Extreme inequities prevail in the delivery of ser­ examinations for youth up to age 21, and preventive Encyclopedia of science fic­ Yablonsky - Little League tion game Evans — Walker Evans, Arthritic Children Youcha — A dangerous Stop & Sh w Open Sunday 9 aiii'Siiiii first and last pleasure Finkclhor — Triumph of age Need Understanding All Stop&Shops le household products at Batter on the screen ^ 1 l b ^ l 9 | 0 9 Distinguished Writers The most common form of arthritis in children is lower prices than name brands and I H o i n J Pineapple Grapefruit Cream Style s to p & Shop Apple or •Dipt The Midwestern .lunior Ruyal Scots Dragoon juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (JRA). Over 250,000 U.S. Stop& Shop Grand Try them and save p K g J I I 12 ounce pkg. t,eague cookbook Guards — Amazing Grace: Mites — Understanding children suffer from it. 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Wed., March 7. 1979 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Herbal Teas No Drug on West German Market Buyer’s Billboard IK SM IO N Tranquilizers Won’t Help Kick Smoking Habit with them. Babies start Herbal teas once HAMBURG-West Ger­ 1950s. is still v ivid ly and expert on herbs. regularly, and women are tea packers. "But specify "black tea" or with fennel seed tea. said belonged mostly in the sick V lt« HEW's Office of says research does con­ many ('UPD — Guests at remembered in West Ger­ A colleague. Dr. Rudolf more likely to use them businessmen in their mid­ choo.se from a variety of with group therapy in some growing evidence that is significantly more effec­ concludes. "W hile aids to have a calming effect. room. But the back-to- 'IK II Vi;i. J. COM.ON Smoking and Health says it withdrawal symptoms, in­ what a posh Hamburg hotel many. Fritz Weiss, cautiously than men. forties and family men also herbal teas. tinue to suggest that there of the patients and no large numbers of persons tive than placebos," in They graduate to teas nature trend and suspicion such as nicotine gum may cidentally. are nausea, billed as the •'First Ger­ "Doctors are watching recommends potential “Among the women, like herbal teas." WASHINGTON - (UPl) does not recommend any may be some chemical aid therapy at all in others. are susceptible to various made from dried mint and of modem chemicals and easing withdrawal symt- be useful in the control of headache, constipation, man Tea ijour 1979" the growing interest in her­ users consult a doctor elderly ladies living alone Smalltown people drink We were recently asked technique or device and to help ease withdrawal The result, it says, showed placelw effects. So taking a camomile leaves, said to drugs has helped to restore poms, although its use withdrawal symptoms in diarrhea and increased sniffed their cups ap­ bal teas with satisfaction. before imbibing — since and educated hausfraus if taking tranquilizers — tells those who ask that symptoms but identifying that a placebo — sugar pill, tranquilizer or other pill settle stomach upsets. more herbal tea than ur­ beyond that appears to be some smokers, current appetite. Also reported are their image. They hope it will help to even simple non- 'the best way to stop is exactly what it is has been lor example was more prehensively. herbs are medicine. (housewives) tend to drink banites. Southern Germans may help just because you small. research suggests that drowsiness and fatigue, as Linden blossom tea sup­ The thalidomide Sleeping Why not send preseription preparations just to stop." "frustrating and difficult. " think it docs Some put the cups aside stop the growing misuse of Studies show about half herbal teas," says Dr. like them better than e ffe c tiv e I li a n t li c "Current data suggests they would need to be com­ well as insomnia and other posedly is good for a cold drug responsible for would help smokers kick But more detail on the The report says that one after the first sip. Most pills and other medicines," of all West Germans now Eckhard Weber, northerners. a happy thought tranquilizer in all cases. The report also states •that the usefulness of phar­ bined within a broader while tea from thyme numerous severe birth the habit.- subject is contained in the sleep disturbances. Inabili­ emptied them gamely says Dr. Bernard Noche. a reach for herbs occasional­ spokesman for one of West In many south German to someone todayl study was done using the Not that the placebo lliat a nicotine chewing macological cessation aids program to produce and relieves a cough. defects, starting in the late The answer seems to be recent Surgeon General's ty to concentrate is also a "Tastes like the stuff my retired Hamburg physician ly. about one in five does so German’s largest herbal restaurants guests must tranquilizer meprobamate, effect should be dismissed gum lias been developed has yet to be unequivocally maintain abstinence," probably not. report on the subject. It common complaint. grandmother made me a prescription drug, along either. There- seems to be and studies "suggest that it demonstrated." the report The most common drink when I had a cough." Dr. Sidney Wolfe, head of said one man. Public Citizen’s Health --eoiBiiiHznaBniEB)-— | —T r — -cjlisaiHznffiHnzia------, Herbal teas are enjoying Research Group, also dis­ A ir C o m . With this coupon 6 a $7.50 purchase' | With this coupon S a $7.50 purchase' With this coupon & a $7.50 purchase' INith this coupon 4 a $7.50 purchase' With this coupon 4 a $7.50 purchase' courages the use of an unprecedented boom I ^ I Assorted Flavors-Frult j All Purpose-Flour Assorted Bath Tissues tranquilizers as an anti­ among West Germans who s to re s A&P-Granulated Crisp-aire* smoking technique. Most la st year spent $91.5 SAVE OFF such products, he con­ m illion on such beverages GOLD MEDAL o m l-C DRINKS I M AC APPLES WHITE CLOUD ' fgS-LB. SUGAR 2 5 tends, have proven to be a in the belief they alleviate "flash in the pan." or cure conditions ranging Q jt, TOWARDS THE PURCHASE Of rolls I 4 6 oz. r c "The main thing is still from constipation to Sunday in pkg.* 1-LB.PKG.-A&PMEAT0R bronchitis. can behavior modification," Wolfe suggests. In the past two decades 9 a . m . m x u p u n r a i l^ s , ■' ADVERTII CO ITEM POLICY; Em H of thM« odvMtlMd The HEW office does consumption of herbal teas BEEP FRANKS ItoiM it rtq ihtd to bo rttdHy tvailablo for tolo ot or balow •E>cM n«m EicluM tiyU w AP2-e00 'Except IttimEicluded by U« AP 2-601 'Exctpl Ittfns ExciuM by AP2-602 ! 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Inspecled-Frozen-Grade "A” extinction by maliarajalis retirements will be disad­ i 5 oz. $ | 7 9 Bunched White or Red SLICED BACON pkg. and nabobs, is once more vantaged, the law contains FISH PORTIONS pkg. 1 SMOKED CORNISH HENS an endangered species. F RESH y i O C PLUMS ^ FLORIDA Regular or Hoi 'n Sagey-12 oz. ASSORTED Pork 99t a guarantee. Under the Frozen-Taale-O-Sea-Baller Dipped 48 ct,' 3 9 Frozen-A&P 100% Pure Butter Self Basting Indian wildlife lovers ' K O H LR A B I txich. PICNICS Loin lb. guarantee, retirement GRAPEFRUIT Size PARKS SAUSAGE »1 PORK CHOPS T l I D I f B V C ^ 10 lin and protective societies 3 7 ^ I U R I V E V 9 With Pop-up Timer benefits for workers who FISH & CHIPS 891 have protested against the reach 62 after 1978 and Indian government's tacit before 1984 will be figured r;'- permission to well heeled under both the old method Arab sportsmen to liunl the and the new method. The Mueilerii Mueller’s bustard. benefit paid will be the ■nnoMln ^ampSr^ I tam pSlB A party oi Aral) nobles, higher of the two ASSORTED-SPRING TSWMeeeeO including a Saudi Arabian calculations. VAytiitli It sum w illS**i Oe [irince, recently camped in Q. My doctor referred Clean-Up items the Great Thar desert of me to a physical therapist HYGRADE-STORE SLICED Western India, whicli still rourOnicti yfnm flBH JPORK*, P O R K * ^ for treatment of a back in­ • FMOCRMIIS MIX OR S E boass a few coveys of B e a n s Virginia Style jury I recently received. • SCOUBNO PUFFS MATCH ■ B e a n s d bustards and so-called • scnueecR ------Will Medicare pay for this? "imperial .sandgrouse" — A. Medicare medical in­ TWINRIDGIES also a prized game bird. FOR SPRING3 CLEAN-UPS ANN PAGE ASSORTED-PAPER ‘ IN TOMATO SAUCE BAKED INSTANT surance can help pay for REFRESHMG MEDIUM OR WIDE FRESH-CRISP The Arabs hunt birds with physical therapy services Bag-o-Sponges trained falcons. you receive from an CUT W A X Vi GALLON WISE JUMBO CAMPBELL'S MAXWELL The bustard, whici) looks independently-practicing. bag contains MUELLER'S ZESTA HAM like a crane, is an ungainly Medicare-certified 12-t7 sponges POTATO SCOTT PORK & bird and a poor flier. The physical therapist in his or 8 8 ^ or GREEN c&c EGG SALTINE HOUSE store Sllced-Chicken challenge isn't shooting It her office or in your home TO PROTECT Y0URHAN0S-A4P hut finding It. BREAST ■Alb. if the treatment is BEANS CHIPS TOWELS BEANS COFFEE The visiting Arab COLA NOODLES CRACKERS 7V5 OZ. bag . 119 ct. roll 26 oz. can Store Sllced-Oomestlc princes, aceustomed to prescribed by a doctor. Lat^X.Cloves lS!floz.can8 half gaUon bottle 12 . pkg. 10 oz.jar 02 1-lb. pkg. liunting the bustard and But, the maximum amount CHEESE 'Alb. • SMALL SWISS other rare dc.sert birds on medical insurance can pay • MEDIUM Store Sllced-Carando-Hard for these services is $80 a • LARGE the Pakistan side ol the- year. The medical in­ i t SALAMI Thar dc.sert, have had no surance payment would be QUICKIE AUTOMATIC succe.ss there recently, ac­ less than $80 if charges for store Sllced-Sllcing cording to news reports, so K rour < tlicy asked permission to these services are used to Sponge M op PROVOLONE 'A lb. meet part or all of your $60 Oxtice/^ try their falcons in Indian Fresh-Creamy deductible. territory. Q. Can you tell me what rsus H*ti 9 SALAD In New Delhi, students ea. POTATO t h e eligibility recently marched around requirements are for SSI the city with placards YOUl DO Dtttor Witfl AltTS reading. "Eat custard, not payments? My grandfather You'S do better witti.I \ SOUTHERN CROSS \ KRAFT DINNER /I thinks he might qualify and bustard. " wants me to take him to a f N T >»AGE/ ) M a c &Cheese I D .laja Mangal Singii. a Social Security office to Corned Beef well-known sportsman apply. Ann Page-Orange from central India, said. "We are told tlie Indian A. To be eligible for SSI, VI* oz. FRESH HOT ALL FLAVORS MARMALADE ' 12 oz BAKE BREAD AT HOME HERE’8 WHAT THEY MEAN TO YOU: government has exempted a person must be 65 or QUARTERS PHILADELPHIA pkgs. older, or blind, or Atm Page can WHEN AlP BUYERS MAKE A SPECIAL PURCHASE AT A LOWER the Arabs because it miglit Close-Up Hnal Net BREYER'S PRICE. WE PASS TIC SAVNQS ON TO YOU THAT LOWER desabled, and have limited CROSS BUNS RHODES PRICE IS "AN ACTKW PRICE" AND THESE ACTION PRICES ARE liel[) us get more oil from Toothpaste LAND-0- KRAFT GRAPE JELLY ' * VANDERLAAN N AOOITiON TO OUR MONEY-SAVMG WEEKLY SPECIAL SI income and resources R rHiRcir 99 .Saudi Arabia. Tliat is just PRINCE OF OENMARK-BUTTER ICE BREAD (assets). An individual 4 9 MOULAROIt Ann Page-Apricot or Pineapple or like inviting .iimmy Cal ler W M MINT LAKES CREAM Oelicioui'ISoz |ar _ ^ ^ to shoot our tigers in may be eligible with in­ t Luncheon Meat CREAM M o t .h ib * AIl i i S r ' '""'n« 9 « '» « ' PEACH PRESERVES T ' Danish Cookies DOUGH exchange lor enriPOUND CAKE pkg 9 9 I h Plan n in g admitted immigrant. For DRESSINGS 15 oz ’ KRAFT MAYONNAISE ’P A&P Cheese-Balls dsvA POUNDCAKE Size •Dessertuessert Topping-Birds i opping-mrds byeEye C F A C kiMniiDiipnaeienafm-tZcl.pkf _____ ()|» m ilouHi* more information, contact r 30 ct. 4 Arm Page-AH Ravors $ 1 5 9 Save 30»-Fresh Cracked any Social Security office. MOZZARELLA M” 10 ct. pkg. COOL WHIP 99 HUGGIES TODDLERS *2” Q. Will appealing the pkg. WHEAT BREAD Sugar SuetllU U -SntU w FRUIT DUNKS ' . f Chock Full-O-Nuts-Cake 1-lb. pkg. claim have any effect on nuorigard A&P-Mild-White eeAio SUGAR TWIN r Tobacco Valley Chapter NfKregood X a « M Flaven-1 n . to 3Z or. gtg #72, of the North American any future claim I may Ardl-Catrlt|f CHEDDAR CHSSE ’z f pfoductsand MARBLE POUND 99^ have with Social Security? DwilalRInM ECONOMY lomstprKti Family Campers Associa­ coimtogetrm NESTLE S SOUPTIME A. Not so long as the sub­ 12«Off Sealtest-Assorted Flavors m O O C UOmHAOHMY CORNER Oog Food'S ft b i| tion. will hold its annual 10-M. I LAUNDRY ject of the claim was not Libti LightN' KnvcMcxai Open House Sunday at 2 YOGURT LIvMy 9 cunts. DOWNY ORANGE JUICE 7 9 PURINA DINNER MIX p.m , at Sill House, 118 covered in the prior claim aO R O X2 aoRox lnitaht'411 oz. pkg in which you appeal. For Cinnamon-9Vk oz. pkg. ■ ■ A d k 2 FABRIC Plain. Ega Onion-12 oz. pkg. Palisado Ave., Windsor. Merseiw Denturo DRY KEIMl ' FRENCH'S POTATOES Chapter #72 is one of the example, if you were CO* : 'y . attaencMMcb -SWEP Aiaoned VarlttlM'200 cf pkf'Facial denied disability benefits Cleanser PILLSBURY ROLLS 5 9 * Economy Comer s a tpecoi MClion LENDER'S BACELS 5 9 * NAFCA chapters coast to BLEACH'ii^ of urtrended Economy Products :-i PEAS . box of 40 Whlte-Colored-Swlss-Cheesa eu n o 'Except h«M Excluded by Law La Pizzeria 6 f l e a SCOTTIES TISSUES coast and in Canada who and later applied lor retire­ uwiQMC

Dancing Troubles Away EVENING HERALD. Wed., March .7, 1979 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Menus CHICAGO (U P I) — An innovative program in dance and movement therapy is helping adult psychiatric patients at the University of Chicago Medical Center Georgia’Pioneering: Testing Teachers Competence Friday: Crispy baked fish, tartar sauce, buttered Manchester cheese, mixed green salad with Italian dressing, canned express themselves and interact more freely with other brown rice, green beans, roll with butter and peaches. chilled pears, garlic bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee Public Schools persons. fifth year (master's — Non-renewable cer­ teachers in every school or tea. I 'A T R ia A limited to the cream of the —This year, carefully, staff development for Teacher Education Coun­ Cafeteria menus which will be served March 12-16 in Klemenlary and .Sykeg Gina Demos, a dance and movement therapist, teaches high school crop — but it designed criteria for beginning teachers. degree) counselor and tificates requiring begin­ will be phased in. Tuesday: Oven bake|d-.cbicken in gravy, buttnernut MrCORMACK cil, professional Manchester Public Schools are as follows; Monday; Tomato soup, frankfurt on roll, potato rounds, patients to use body movements .to help them become would cut off the low-level evaluating teacher com­ —Since September all administration-supervision ning teachers to tneet on- The "Georgia sqiiash, seasoned chopped broccoli, fruit gelatin with I'I’I KHuruliun KHilor organizations and the State ( ~ Monday: Chili dog or plain frankfurt on a roll, potato carrot sticks and mixed fruit with peanut granules, more aware of themselves physically and to interact with scorers among those ad­ petence are being tested in applicants for initial cer­ certificate and ' the sixth the-job assessment criteria Competency-Performance- whipped topping whole wheat bread, margarine, skim An academic reform un­ Department of Education. each other in a way that is often easier thantalking to four state-funded regional tification must pass the before winning renewable Based Teacher Evaluation sticks, buttered green beans, milk and peanut crunch Tuesday; Salisbury steak, onion gravy, parsley milk, coffee or tea. derway in Georgia could mitted. year (education specialist) The program stems from each other. Mrs. Demos’, lessons also help patients certificates will be issued Program” has been on the pudding. potatoes, corn, bread and butter and chocolate pudding improve pupil actiievement Here's how the Georgia demonstration centers. Ad­ certification test in their certificate to pass tests a basic premise. It goes express their feelings and promote non-verbal dialogue. first in 1980. drawing board since the Tuesday: Pork patty with gravy, applesauce, whipped with topping, and show the nation's teacher competence cer­ ministered by the Univer­ teaching field. The test is now under development, like this: Music chosen by the patients is played throughout the —Over the next two ‘60s. potato or stuffing, buttered peas and carrots, bread, Wednesday: Turkey, gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed Wednesday: Baked meatloaf with gravy whiooed public school systems how tification program works, sity of Geoogia, the project administered quarterly at —Assessment of all stu­ "...undergraduate teach­ ^tatoes, green beans with tomatoes, chilled a p r iS hour-long, twice weekly sessions, which begin with as reported in “Compact,” assesses more than 25 per­ the four sites. dent teachers at Georgia years, regional centers Its final development butter, milk and pears. potato, peas, bread bnd butter and gelatin with topping. to guarantee that only er education cannot halves, corn bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee of tea warm-up exercises. They can include stretching, cent of beginning teachers —The Georgia Board of insitutions with approved with full-time data collec­ was via cooperation among Wednesday: Cheeze pizza, tossed salad, milk, fruited Thursday: Juice, pizza, applesauce and ice cream. competent teachers staff the interstate education prepare a teacher for full shaking, swinging and contracting the body's limbs. Education will soon programs will begin in the tors and trained ad­ higher education in- Jell-0 with topping or fresh fruit. Friday: Vegetarian soup, tuna salad roll; french fries, Thur^ay: Turkey ala king with rice, green peas classrooms. journal of the Education in the state, trains data professional com­ vegetable coleslaw, orange sauce peaches, rye bread' collectors and provides require applicants for the fall quarter of 1979. ministrators and master sititutions, the Georgia petence...” 1 Thursday: Salami grinder, applesauce, milk and ice onion sticks, and peaches. Summer Camp Guides Ready The state is pioneering a Commission of the States: cream. margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. system to certify teachers , Friday: Filet of haddock, french fries, buttered green NEW YORK (U PI) — When the annual guide to on the basis of perfor- beans or vegetable sticks, bread, butter, milk and fruit. summer camps for children is published, can spring be mance and teaching effec­ KIclerly Friday: Baked haddock filet with lemon butter sauce, far behind? tiveness — rather than on Menus which will be served March 12-16 at Mayfair and buttered green spinach, carrot-raisin salad, chilled The American Camping Association says the 1979 hours of education courses, Westhill Gardens Manchester residents over M are as applesauce whole wheat bread, margarine, skim milk, PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR Bolton magazine-form guides for the four regions of the United number of years in the follows: coffee or tea. ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. TO 4 P.M. IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! Klemenlary Monday: Italian meat sauce over spaghetti, grated The menu is subject to change. States are ready. Each lists all camps professionally ac­ school system or other Monday: Soup, cold turkey sandwich, pickle chips, credit^ by the association in the Northeast, the South, similar measures that SECOND BIG WEEK OF FOOD MART’S CANNED GOODS potato chips, and dessert. the Midwest and the Far West. skirt the issue of teacher Tuesday: Fruit juice, chili hot dog, com, french fries, competence. and oatmeal cookies. Teacher competence is a W A LD B AU M S Wednesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, peas, garlic big issue in the schoolhouse bread, and fruit cup. these days. Thursday: Pizza, tossed salad, and fruited gelatin with s a l e "*""! The capability of some Food Mart topping. teachers is said to be less Friday: Fishwich, cole slaw, tartar sauce, potato puffs SATURDAY, MARCH 10th | than satisfactory across and apples. the nation — a complaint eVS/pharmacy QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED heard in almost every DEL MONTE FOOD CLUB FOOD CLUB f 001) Ol UH school system. Pink Food Club Coventry As proof of the teachers' TOMATO APPLE­ Stewed Grapefruit SLICED This Week’s Super Specials! 1 failure to produce educated CORN All Schools j; students, critics cite_ SAUCE Tomatoes Juice Monday: J u i^ , Junior Mac, potato rounds, mixed reports about; SAUCE BEETS I ’5 O'. *?a t.A‘, 0^ N' E CAN ■'I A'.' I ’1 vegetables aiHf raisin peanut butter cookies, y —High school grads who Tuesday: Turkey, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, cannot fill out an applica­ winter mixed vegetables, bread and butter and assorted tion for a job. desserts. ' HEAD& CRU —Dipping college en­ Wednesday: Tacos, rice, broccoli casserole and trance exam scores. SHOULDERS WONDRA —Deficiencies in basic Ui CQt assorted fruit. MINUTE RICE 3? OZ BONUS PACK CLAM CHOWDER nei^ ngI and CAN o y * Thursday: Juice, meatball grinder, buttered corn, reading and writing skills “Pick your own" Froah Produce LOTION SKIN 40'r OZ JAR LENTEN FOOD SPECIALS! potato puffs, honey rolled wheat, and cookie. among college freshmen, ORANGE TANG MAKES 9 QUARTS FOOD CLUB TUNA CHUNK z o z CAN *1 .29 FINE • MEDIUM OR WIDE PACIFIC PEARL DOXSEENEW ENGLAND Firday: Juice meat or cheese, pizza, cole slaw or tossed severe enough to demand FRESH' CALIFORNIA ITALIAN , SHAMPOO LOTION WISHBONE DRESSING 6 OZ BOTTLE MUELLER’S NOODLES salad and fruit or gelatin. Head^ Regular or Unscenled remedial courses. Tiny Shrimp Clam At the Nathan Hale School desserts for this month will NESTLE KING SIZE The Georgia solution, in [Shoulders] 15 ounce 10 ounce MACARONI DINNER FOOD CLUB CHILI B EA N S '5 OZ CAN Chowder be either fruit and gelatin or pudding. CANDY BARS a nutshell; BROCCOLI "The professional RECIPES NO. 34 b 65 Snow s f\)(■ w t 0()liind (renewable) certificate 5 ounce SHASTA KRAFT w ill be based on LIBBY'S East Hartford All Flavors Clam MACARONI DINNER ' ozrko 2 demonstrated perfor­ CORN SODA NEUMANNS All Schools Our Regular 2.97 Our Regular 1.59 Our Regular 79' mance and not merely on TARTAR SAUCE «ozl.r 4 'BUNCH A L L f l a v o r s Chowder FOOD CLUB experience and-or a Monday: Hamburger on roll, buttered corn, and cherry 67 6 0/ BOTT l i PINK SALMON ■» oz « n *1 . fruited gelatin. master's degree.” FIRST OF THE SEASON EMPRESS MINCED CLAMS ,oozcan e Tuesday: Sloppy Joe on sesame roll, potato puffs, Unrest over alleged in­ Luscious RECIPE competents, which some NO 30 orange wedges and peanuts. Cantaloupes EACH e g g " NOODLES on MEDIUM PKG^ 4 FINE WIDE OR BROAD .. Wednesday: D ic ^ turkey over mashed potatoes, have estimated as high as FRESH FLORIDA 10 percent, among the DUTCH MAID NOODLES ro 4 gravy, peas, cranberry square and roll and butter. CHICORY OR ESCAROLE lb 49' LA ROSA FOOD 37 OZ JAR MEATLESS • MUSHROOM OR MEA1 CVS FRESH Thursday: Pizza with meat sauce and cheese, nation's 2 million teachers BREAD CRUMBS FLAVORED AINER 39* COFFEE CREAMER CLUB PRINCE SPAGHETTI SAUCE 6 ' z o z p a c k a g e has led the Council for FLORIDA TOMATOES 49* 16 OZ 24 OZ cucumber spears and cinnamon applesauce FRESH BODY Basic Education to point to LARSONS VEG-ALL VEGEMBLES 3 CANS I • CANE MAPLE SYRUP SS? b o t t l e Friday: Fishwich with cheese on roll, carrots and FLORIDA RADISHES 6 o z BAG 5 f o p 5 9 * ALL VARIETIES LENTEN SEAFOOD SPECIALS! COUNTRY the 1,300 teacher-training CALIFORNIA 24 OZ chilled peaches. Milk with ail meals. POWDER LOG CABIN SYRUP KITCHEN BOTTLE LIPTON FLAVORED TEA 16 COUNT PKG 69' FRESH FRESH 5 BUNCHES *1 . With baking soda institutions. FRESH SCALLIONS 2 6 OZ INDIAN RIVER - WHITE The Council, in its first WHEATIES CEREAL 18 OZ PACKAGE LIPTON SOUPMAKER oSVeI? PKQ 59' Pan Ready 13 ounce SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 4 , o b ‘ 1 . Pollock Glastonbury PLAYTEX BOUNCE bulletin of 1^9, says it 'ODD CLUB C. Forn* . .4' finds disappointing the lack FRESH KY. GREEN BEANS lb 49' GREEN SLICED Dutch Mitid Haddock Fillets All Srhoola DEODORANT TAMPONS FABRIC SOFENER of help from these teacher­ ANJOU PEARS w ashVngto^ s t a t e LB 49' Noodles Monday: Hot dog in roll, mustard, catsup, relish, training schools. BEANS CARROTS S 4 7 S LB french fries, buttered hot vegetable and ice cream 28 count 20 count . .few could seriously FRESH AVOCADOS CALIFORNIA 3 f O R *1 . FOOD CLUB • 100*. PURE Tuesday: Baked sausage links, whipped potato, All Types claim that in the 1970s the 3 ''a-;: CENTER COMPARE TO certification of teachers JUICE GRAPEFRUIT OR ORANGE ° o n t a in e r *1.29 SALMON STEAK CUT LB *2.99 applesauce and fruit gelatin with topping. Our Regular 2 09 Our Regular 1 21 FLOWER DEPT SPECIAL • ASSORTED Shower To Shower 13 oz. at 2.33 has been a guarantee of SAMBAND Wednesday: Italian spaghetti, salad, yeast roll and HANGING BASKETS 5 • each *2.49 FISH CAKES HEAT A SERVE LB 7 9 ' sliced peaches. their qualification to teach (EXCEPT BERLIN AND ROCKY MILLi SAMBAND _ , BREADED POLLOCK SERVE * 1 . 2 9 Thursday: Meatball grinder, buttered vegetable and school," the Council said. ASSORTED VARIETIES BURRY S V, OZ PKG apple crisp. To be qualified to Produce Item ot the Week! LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP 4 ENVELOPES o x f o r d CREMES CHOCOLATE PAC -FRfSH SCAFOOO ITf MB AVALLABlI FROW TUCI tHBOUGH BAT ' S' teach, one must have 12 OZ PACKAGE Friday: Cheese pizza, tossed salad and fruit cup. 14'» OZ FROZEN AND DAIRY FOODS! BAYER FLUORIGARD RIGHT GUARD TOP JOB HABITANT SOUPS VARIETIESlES CAN SUNSHINE WHEAT WAFERS knowledge of his subject, lb Milk is served with all meals. Menu is subject to Spaghetti Squash 39* K6EBLER ^ 1 LB HEAVY DUTY 2 t OZ 16 OZ PKG CHILDREN'S ANTI-CAVITY DEODDRANT skill to bring others to that PKG COD FILLETS TASTE 0 SEA •1.69 change without notice. WHEN COOKED THIS UNIQUE»SQUASH HAS AN CUP 0 NOODLES var*eWs PACKAGE ZESTA SALTINES unsal^tF o 18 OZ Gtitft* knowledge, and the em­ APPEARANCE SIMILAR TO SPAGHETTI TRY OUR SMUCKERS ASSORTED VARIETIES ASPIRIN DENTAL RINSE STICK CLEANER 16 OZ jy. OZ CONTAINER 79' Orange Flavored With Fluoride RIGHT pathy and authority to RECIPES NO 72 & 73 FOR A DELICIOUS NEW DISH STRAWBERRY PRESERVES JAR HERSHEY CANDY BARS 6 PACK 28 ounce work successfully with ALOUETTE CHEESE ■T“oT r’'k‘o"''" 89' Hehion 36 count to ounce GUARD 2 5 ounce GORTON-GORTONS BATTER_ FRIED (aOOOflANT children and adolescents. Food Mart helps you take the guess work out of cooking with a FREE FISH PORTIONS *1.39 Hlinm $TO< !spice cake. ACNE PIMPLE American education now.” HAM BEEF SHEL FLORIDA TOMATOES Thursday: Pork patty, mashed potato, carrots and Others on the education AND SHOULDER POTATO - COLE Sl^AW METAMUCIL COLGATE DOW OR MACARONI FLORIDA RADISHES 5 B°a» 59' applesauce and cookeis. CREAM front suggest tougher en­ SLICED TO ORDER WHOLE OR HALF UNTRIMMED CALIFORNIA POWDER DENTAL ZIPLOC trance requirements be FRESH SCALLIONS 5 B,iVCMtS*1 . Friday: Tuna fish sandwich, vegetable soup, potato For Relief of MEDICATION posted for the teacher­ (WILL CUSTOM CUT TO ORDER) chips, vegetable sticks and pears. Constipation CREAM Regular or SANDWICH BAGS LB. ■The ''combo" is served daily as an alternate lunch. With Fluoride While Vanishing training schools. One 14 ounce 9 ounce 1 ounce 50 count recommendation: that EDAM on This includes hamburger on roll, lettuce, tomato, onion, WISPRIDE CHEESE GOUDA LB *2.49 pickle, potato chips, vegetable of the day, dessert and accepted applicants have a NEW YORK CHEDDAR CHEESE SHARP LB *2.29 FRESH DAIRY DELIQHTSI milk. 2 0 combined ^holastic Ap­ titude Test score total of at TROPICANA WALDBAUMS NOVA SCOTIA LOX SLICED • LB * 2 . 0 9 *J.SS Kleinenlury FOR least 1,(X)0. PLUME DE VEAU ORANGE AMERICAN Our Regular 3 97 jOur Regular 1 47 Our Regular 1 99 Our Regular 67* ea ALASKAN LOX HAND SLtCEO LB * 1 . 9 9 U S 0 A CHOICE Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, garden salad, COLGATE The highest possible SMOKED _ WHOLE OR JUICE SINGLES French bread and fruit cocktail. score for the verbal and LARGE WHITE FISH HALE LB * 2 . 2 9 Beef Shell VEAL SALE! YELLOW OR WHITE (TOP LOIN. 'i GALLON CARTON SLICED TO Tuesday: Beef and pepper patty, mashed potato, math tests is 1,600 — 800 for TAIL ONj BEEF BOLOGNA ORDER l b ‘ 1 . 8 9 Steak * 2 . ” gravy, green beans and brownie. g-TiPS each test is a perfect score. SLICED TO ORDER ______i i s f p a Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, garden salad, and fruit The 1,000 total wouldn't DOMESTIC ROAST BEEF LB * 3 . 9 9 U S D A CHOICE • BEEF PKG 2nd Bio Week! COLGATE DOUBLE TIPPED HEAT AND Shoulder gelatin with topping. mean admission to the NOODLE PUDDING SERVE LB 8 9 ' Boneless Thursday: Ghicken-rice casserole with cheese, gravy, ADULT CDTTDN teacher training schools be NUCOA 1 LB DOUBLE SA'Aa n d o MORTADELLA LB * 1 . 8 9 Chuck Roast" SO R MARGARINE carrots and pears. ri TOOTHBRUSH SWABS Veal Chops Friday: Tunafish sandwich, chicken noodle soup, CARANDO PEPPERONI ^ O R D % ° b ‘ 3 . 0 9 FHESH AMERICAN WALDBAUMS COLONIAL I SLICED TO potato chips, citrus salad and apple pie. CVS Soil Med or Hard Bristle 4(X) count PRINT Divorce TOP DUTCH LOAF ORDER l b * 2 . 1 9 Shoulder COTTAGE 2 i-B CHEESE CONTAINER Y’drPOLlSH LOAF LB * ^ . 8 9 Lamb Chops PLAIN YOGURT COluMflO COMAPNCR 1 $ SPECIAL Series U S D A CHOICE - BEEF iTQP LOlNi ,yyiTH rt.99 BRAND Shell Club Roast W lb*2.59 NATURAL SWISS SLICES *1.19 South Windsor Our Regular 69' ea Our Regular l 47 WITH THIS COUPON U S 0 A CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS ZINGG GRUYERE CHEESE 95* ^ THIS WEEKS ^ c a r a w a y KIciiiciilary it Secondary To Begin Chuck Steak lUNDERBLADEt ,*1.99 Boneless Boneless PAULY BAflV MUENSTER CHEESE S oz PACKKGt 89' STONEWARE FEA TURE! FRESH Monday: Hamburger or cheeseburger on roll, potato SALE 2nd Set WPSPmOE S H A « REGULAR AND | OZ 0 O « MANCHESTER - Child GILLETTEATRA Lamb For Stew' AMERICAN ,*1.29 VEAL STEW CHEDDAR CUPSMicYORv SMOKED cup 89 with gravy and corn. AUTOMATA ^ & Family Services still has Saucer Tuesday: Spaghetti with meat sauce, salad and Italian M CVS A t n H alf Price a few openings for its six- Chicken Legs FARM FRESH LB 89* ROAST Ends Saturday I EACH OuR BEST VEAL bread and butter. At the high school, veal parmesan. BABY OIL ADJUSTING IMien you have color print lilm develop­ session series for persons FORE QUARTER contemplating or in the lb 7 Wednesday: Turkey and cheese grinder with lettuce, TWIN BLADE ed. order 2 sets ol prints You pay regular WITH EACH $3.(X) PURCHASE ,Breaded Veal Patties 99* FROZEN FOODS QALOREI tomato, carrot and celery sticks, soup and french fries, March 10th 16 ounce pnee lor the lirsi set and hall price lor the process of separation or ‘ o u r BEST •IBS RAZOR ■ • LB Thursday: Pizza, salad and Ice cream. ■ I ■ . second set Ibis oHer applies to 12,20.24 divorce. The group will |iu" EIGHTH WEEK Beef & Pepper PattiesLl1.39 SWANSON LENDER'S Friday: Batter dip[ied fish filet, potato puffs, cole slaw COMPARE With 5 cartridges & 36 exposure color print lilm only Sorry meet Fridays from 10 to 12 I SPECIAL VALUE! TAKE OUT and bread and butter. lO n i ' no foreign lilm or slides Limit one order a.m. beginning Friday and Sliced Beef Liver olvE^NEO l B 79* BAGELS per coupon OFFER EXRRES 3/31/79 I Gravy Boat with Tray Rib Veal Chops *2.19 Other meat or meat alternates are offered daily as op- at the service's Northeast CHICKEN PLAIN - ONION • EGG -TTons such as hotdog or hamburg, tuna, chicken or egg District Office, 110 Main Gem F r a n k s l b * 1 . 1 9 28 OZ PKG 12 OZ PKG OF 6 I REG. 1 FOOD CLUB Breast of Veal ,*1.29 salad and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, choice of COMPARE TO St. Fee is based on the I *6 99 SAVE Our Regular 3 99 Franks MEAT 4 BEEF LB *1.1 9 Johnson's Baby Oil 16 oz. at 2.79 I w it h THIS COUPON AT FOOD MART GOOD , WILLIAMSBURG vegetables and salad dressing and desserts, ability to pay. WEAVER 3 THRU SAT MARCH to LIMIT ONE COUPON PER 12 oz The sessions will be a' I FAMILY re VAC PACK *1.79 Chicken Hot Dogs l b * 1 . 0 9 Sliced Bacon T "^‘ 6 OZ group learning experience COLONIAL to p m e a t BEEF OR GERMAN EMPIRE KOSHER FRIED GAYLORD ORANGE JUICE 3CANS 1. IZEN Vernon and will focus on feeling I Not >OM|r»0«»aO*K«l •MO'l Chicken Breast *2.99 Sliced Bologna, 99* s I a lte s t y o g u r t QUART ^c o n t a in e r 89' around, separation, per­ EMPIRE - KOSHERARiEO High & IVliiUlIc COLONIAL *3.49 sonal needs and goals, f FROM OUR BAKE SHOPI "N Sliced Bacon CENTER CUT Cut-Up Chicken BIRDS EYE TINY TATERS Va’ 39' Monday: Tomato soup, frankfurt on roll, potato rounds, eVS/pharmacy legal and financial issues WALDBAUM'S WALDBAUM'S AUNT JEMIMA WAFFLES 5 9 ' pepper and carrot sticks, and mixed fruit with peanut and changing social HOT CROSS SALUTO CHEESE PIZZAp« k%e*1.19 granules. Vernon Manchester Enfield Mansfield situations. For furyier in­ APPLE THIS ARROW POINTS TO THE BEST FOOD BUYS IN TOWN! Tuesday: Salisbury steak with onion gravy, parsley CVS East Brook Mall (3)nsumer Value Stores formation or to register, PIE BUNS Blue RIbboa Special* ar« oa« aior* CHOPPED BROCCOLI 39' potatoes, corn, bread and butter and chocolate pudding Kmart Shopping Center .Manchester Parkade Enfield Square way Food Mart b«lp*'fight iafUlioa h e a lt h a n d b ea u ty please call Linda Van Dine 22 OZ. PKG 14 OZ. PKQ. with topping. • ad k««p th* cost of food dowal MRS. PAUL'S ONION RINGS’pk°g'59' Routes 83 & 30 Broad St. (across from Marshall’s) 90 0 m Street Off Routes 195 & 84 AID STORES at 643-2761. Blue Ribbon Specicit are tpeclal manufaclurar't temporary price If OZ Wednesday: Turkey with gravy, cranberry sauce, PKG * 1 . 0 9 871-1661 646-0302 Slim l,,ook s s « reduclioni that wa paaa'on to you and are available for a limited time STUFFED CLAMS «*'“«* mashed potato, buttered peas, bread and butter and S S * ^ t a s t e 0 SEA only When you shop Food Mart look for tha Blue Arrow that points 16 OZ PKG 9 9 * NEW YORK (UPI) - FISH & CHIPS BATTER DIP gelatin with topping. to outstanding values that really give you a good tood buy. Slimness is the leading ■Thursday: Juice, grinders, potato chips, applesauce trend for spring in girl' ihigh school); and juice, pizza, applesauce and ice cream clothing. "Pared down (Middle School), dresses, arrow-narrow pants, and pencil thin 410 W EST MIDDLE TPKE. MANCHESTER skirts are the look,”