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l’A(iK KKiUT I) - KVKNINC; IIKHAI.D, Krl,, April 27. 1979 Did you know that Regal’s Is the largest (and the best!) independently-owned *" ' 1 1 '' men’s shop in ? Well, it Is! And, Nutrition Plan Popular; I Fund Drive Opens I Bolton Is Quiet 1 Slow Pitch Softball after over 39 years, we are still growing! Getting Close to Quota I For Glass Works I * As Election Nears I Starts Monday Night ' Our branch store In the TrI-CIty Plaza In Page 6 ~ 1 Page 7 It Page 10 1 Page 11 Vernon Is also at your service. At Regal’s, L------_J the customer is King! If you haven’t yet visited our store, please ask your neighbor, your banker, or the Better Business Bureau about Regal’s. We promise you’ll Showers Today, ^ “ALWAYS GET YOUR MONEY’S WORTH” Ending Tonight if you buy from usi u^ntitg t □•tails on page 2 No Hindrance Vol. XCVIII, No. 177 — Manchester, Conn., Saturday, April 28, 1979 ' A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 • 20(t Single Copy • 15« Home Delivered CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - Egypt said Friday fighting between Israel and Palestinian guerrillas will not hinder implementation of the Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty and urged Saudi Arabia to recon­ sider its break with Cairo before Grasso Signs New Budget it is too late. Visiting Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman' con­ cluded talks with Egypt's defense Jeans. minister, Lt. Gen. Kamal Hassan Senate Vote 33-3 Ali, with the declaration that Israel is "at war” with the Palestine Liberation Organization On Austerity Plan Our newly restyled and expanded Jean and there was no end to it in sight. Department Is generously stocked for HARTFORD (UPI) - In a Bozzuto said the budget “is not a ...It is a pleasure for us to be celebrating to you, our valued customers who also Spring with hundreds and hundreds of Parade Havoc rare display of political un­ political document” and Mrs. Grasso "has presented a reasonably austere our 39th year of service as our area’s most name-brand jeans and cords. We SAN ANTONIO, Texas (U P D - animity, the Senate Friday profit from our growth. We uh^erstand feature the top brands In the country — budget.” heavily armed sniper opened overwhelmingly approved He gave credit "to the senators and trusted men’s store! But times change, that future success is impossible/Without famous Levi's and Wranglers, Including fire on a festive crowd of parade Iti Gov, Ella Grasso’s austere representatives who resisted the and more stores are joining the lot that your continued satisfaction. all the hard-to-fIt sizes. spectators Friday, killing at least $2,408 billion budget. She special interests and state agencies" two persons and wounding more signed the bare bones spending in putting the package together. * than a dozen others before he was rely on price alone to attract their We promise to continue to seek the package within the hour. "Some of the spending priorities shot to d^ath by police. were not the onqs 1 would have business. excellence which has made us Conpec- As many as 21 persons were After five hours of debate, the Senate approved the budget on a 33-3 chosen but 1 am a realist,” Bozzuto reported injured, including some said. He added, with a smile, "1 will Since we have learned that price ticut’s largest and best men’s shop," the who were trampled as people fled vote and shipped,it to Mrs. Grasso via state police cruiser. The gover­ wait until 1981 when I am the majori­ without quality is no real bargain, we are wildly from the scene. Some of ty leader and it will have more im­ one ‘‘Where woitien love to shop for men!” nor, who was staying at her summer the injured were children. pact.” constantly seeking to improve our service vacation home in Old Lyme, penned the document at 5 p.m. Senate President Pro Tern Joseph Spy Exchange In an unusual gesture toward the Fauliso, D-Hartford, praised Boz- end of the Senate debate. Senate zuto’s action as "a b rilliant WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Minority Leader Richard Bozzuto, R- demonstration" of nonpartisan sup­ United States released two Soviet Watertown, gave his blessing to the port for the bare bones budget. spies Friday in exchange for five spending package, which is only 5.5 "This is the first time 1 have seen a minority leader act that way. But as jailed Russian dissidents, in­ percent above last year’s election cluding Alexander Ginzburg, the year budget. long as we’re going to have a minori­ ty party, 1 pray it will he the White House announced. Voting against the budget were Republican Party," Fauliso quipped. White House press secretary Republican Sens. John Cunningham Jody Powell announced the of Stamford, John Matthews of New The House on Thursday voted 103-44 exchange, the product of secret Canaan and Russell Post of Canton. to approve what the governor asked negotiations that began last fall. Fishy Festivities Democrats control the Senate 26-10. for — no new taxes and a budget that So secret in fact was the. Immediately after the vote, a meets the hare essentials. The spending blueprint is identical bargaining, Powell disclosed, that -USA.jMary Beth Lombar­ festivities. Due to a leak in her mask, it filled spokesman for the governor’s office all five of the freed Soviet dis­ said the approved budget package in size to the one approved by the Ap­ di, wasn’t at all happy when she went diving with water and somehow a small fish got into propriations Committee earlier this sidents already are in the United was forwarded for signing to Mrs. week and is only $10,8 million higher States, white the convicted Rus­ Friday during the Miss USA Pageant the act. (UPI photo) Grasso at her Old Lyme residence. than the skeletal package sian spies were en -route.^ The Republicans unsucessfully Moscow at the time of his an­ offered eight amendments aimed at recommended by the governor. nouncement. providing more money for human The package sets aside $28 million services and fighting crime. One for state employee raises, adds $30 Judge Delays CD Ban amendment also would have limited million fur public school funding and Iran Trouble state spending to the personal in­ provides a 5 percent increase for welfare recipients. QOM, Iran (UPI) - As come of citizens. Mrs. Grasso Thursday signed into All the GOP amendments were thousands of demonstrators law the school funding bill to beat a marched in protest against one of defeated on a party line vote. May 1 court-imposed deadline to his top aides. Ayatollah Ruhollah To Decide Injunction The Senate did pass an amendment come up with such a plan. Khomeini told followers Friday approved by the House Thursday. It Norko questioned several The approved budget kept in line SuHs, Sliirts, that he might be assassinated but By GREG PEARSON this way, attorney Diana Johnston of shifts an extra $1,000 expense Our spacious second-floor Clothing Department features such Connecticut Legal Services said. witnesses, including two of the plain­ allowance for legislators to elderly with Appropriation’s recommenda­ even this will not stop our Herald reporter Our Sport and Dress Shirt Department features the seven top revolution.” Attorneys representing tiffs, Carol Angell and Lucy day care programs. tion that $3.3 million be added to famous brands as Botony ‘500’, Johnny Carson, Petrocelll, Palm what the governor recommended for Fdmials. Khomeini, who spoke to a group HARTFORD - A U.S. District Court Manchester, however, said the Demirgian. The $187,000 will go to about one Beach, John Waltz, Phoenix, and Yves Saint Laurent. Our five brands In the countryl You’ll find Arrow-Manhattan-Enro-Damon- the state’s educational institutions judge has issued a restraining order dozen elderly home care programs Van Heusen-Purltan and Career Club among our vast collection. of oilworkers on a pilgrimage to process is proper and the ban should Ms. Dermirgian, who lives at 34 and $2 million more for anticipated expert tailors eliminate unnecessary waiting. We won’t let you Our Formal Wear Department Is one of see him in the holy city of Qom, that will prevent the Town of go into effect. whose federal funds are about to run wear It unless It fits you righti Truly a paradise of fabrics, colors, and styles. the largest East of the RIverl Among Manchester from withdrawing from Garden Drive, said she felt she had increa.ses in fuel costs. then announced he was canceling run into hassles with her landlord dry. V our 70 or more styles, you'll find the all audiences with visiting the Community Development A resolution passed by the Town Board of Directors in support of such because she has two black children. latest from the “Big Three" ... Palm delegations for one week. program for 10 days. '\ r a ban was submitted by the town’s at­ She is not black. Beach, After Six, and Lord West. At Judge E. Joseph Blumenfeld issued torneys. After she found an apartment to the order to give him time to decide rent, she showed up the next day with Regal’s, we take special care to make Meat Boycott “The Board of Directors has voted Compromise Set on a requested injunction that would her children. She then said she was sure that your Formals fit just right and to get out of the program. That everything goes well. Our prices are the DETROIT (UPI) - The subur­ prevent Manchester from dropping told there had been a mistake, and ban housewifh who spurred angry out of the program. He will decide on should end it right there," William the apartment had been rented to lowest anywhere—Try us, you’ll like usI Shea, assistant town attorney, said. consumers across the nation to the injunction request after the someone else. On Drinking Age boycott high-priced sugar and restraining order expires, unless he The plaintiffs have said the action coffee said Friday she was taking extends it. to drop out of the program must be She contacted a lawyer for this HARTFORD (UPI) - In a com­ But a number of Fairfield County on the soaring cost of meat. problem and a second one that later promise move, the House Friday lawmakers successfully argued that Beverly Ribaudo of St. Clair Manchester voters last week ap­ developed. Both matters were chose to keep Connecticut’s drinking raising the drinking age would force Shores said fliers were being sent proved an ordinance that prohibits straightened out and she was not age at 18, but voted to prohibit Connecticut teen-ager.s, particularly to consumers in 25 states announ­ the town from participating in the evicted. The attorney who helped her package stores from selling alcohol those in their region, to drive to New cing plans for a May ^-15 meat Community Development program New Faces was from a legal aid program funded to anyone under 19. York where the drinking age would boycott. Latecomers to the for two years. The day after the vote, through Community Development. Under the measure, 18-year olds still be 18. protest would be urged to boycott three low-income residents filed a At Hearing would still he allowed to buy and con- meat the rest of the month, she lawsuit against the town’s action. Norko also pointed to the Section 8 .sume drinks in bars and restaurants. This, they said, would result in a said. The suit asked for the injunction to Page 6 housing program funding, which both Originally, the bill — approved on a dramatic rise in traffic fatalities in­ Mrs. Ribaudo, mother of two be issued. plaintiffs receive. If the town drops 76-66 vote and sent to the Senate — volving drunken youngsters. teen-agers^ said )she was seeking out of Community Development, it would have raised Connecticut’s In the end, a compromise was will receive low priority for ob­ help in the consiMner protest from If the injunction is granted, the taken by the directors and not by the drinking age from 18 to 19. In 1972, struck. A majority of lawmakers felt those who participated in the 1974- merits of the case will be heard at a voters of the town. Raymond Norko, taining such funds. the Legislature lowered the state’s making it illegal for package stores She argued that some .programs, 75 sugar and 1977-78 coffee later hearing. If the judge denies the an attorney from the Hartford Coun­ drinking age from 21 to 18. to Sell liquor to those under 19 would such as legal aid and a dental clinic, boycotts. injunction, it effectively kills the ty Legal Aid .Society, said the board’s Proponents of the measure said remedy the problem of 18-year olds resolution would not have passed if might be funded through other raising the drinking age one year selling liquor to their younger lawsuit unless the decision is sources even though plans originally Outerwear. appealed. the tow n’s resid en ts had not would “get booze out of the high friends. Our expansive Outerwear Department boasts such preferred Daylight Time previously voted for the two-year had been to fund them with Com­ schools." Many argued that 18-year At one point, the House, on a 104-38 Shoes. The attorneys also argued that the munity Development monies. WASHINGTON (UPI) - If ban. olds are buying alcohol and selling it vote, turned aside an amendment to Our Shoe Department Is well-stocked with the finest brands In brands as London Fog, Clipper Mist, Zero King, Gale Sobel, town’s vote in favor of the ban is not Another witness, Marilyn Walsh, you’re not careful, your clocks Norko and Ms. Johnston both to their younger classmates. raise the drinking age to 20. quality footwear. We feature the |1 shoes In the country ... Alleson, Maine Guide, Polo Mates, and Stratojac. Choose from a permissible way of leaving the head of the town’s rehabilitation loan Sunday morning won't mean what program. pointed to an earlier vote of the "Our educators are pl^ding with The three hours of debate on the Florshelm, plus famous Wright, Evans, Walk-Over, and Jarman. the best In lined and unllned raincoats, jackets, and outercoats. they say. board which approved submitting the program, said lack of that program us, heggieg us to raise the drinking drinking age brought out the Over 2000 pairs In all, sizes 6’/i to 15. Many In hard-to-find We stock all the sizes and can fit most men (Including Big & Tall Daylight Saving Time arrives at “Although a community is free to application for funding next year could lead to deteriorating housing in age,” said Rep. Andrew Grande, D- traditional arguments alwut whether TRIPLE-E widthi onesi) right from stocki 2 a.m. Sunday, and if you don’t set withdraw from Community Develop­ through the Community Develop­ town. The program is funded through Bristol. “A majority of our 18-year 18-year olds are mature enough to your clocks ahead an hour before ment, they are not free to withdraw ment program. Community Development. olds are youngsters.” handle alcohol. you go to bed Saturday night, “ At 18, you’re mature enough to you're likely to find yourself late get married, at 18 you’re mature for Sunday School — or a golf enough to buy a house. You have all date. the rights," said Rep. Robert The hour is only borrowed, not Society Fencing Out Children Sorensen, D-Meriden. "But we going stolen. You get it back next fail on to say, at 18 you can't drink? Is that the last Sunday in October, when NEW YORK (UPI) - In this era of He reminded also that much of the public and private attention away turned to indifference or even out­ consistent? "To raise only one aspect of daylight time returns to standard the birth control pill, every child responsibility to be borne by today’s from children toward adults. right antagonism," and the clocks are set back an adulthood from 18 to 19 is not consis­ alive today or bom in the years just children when they are young adults The figures: since 1970 the popula­ tent, is not moral and is not ethical,” hour. ahead will be a scarce resource as a will fall upon members of minority tion under 14 has shrunk by 6.4 Pifer cited this evidence that con­ groups — blacks and Hispanics million, while that of 25 to 34 had he added. young adult„^.the president of the temporary society is fencing out But others argued public hearings MgeXiall. Carnegie Corporation warned expected to make up a larger percen­ .swelled by 7.9 million. children: Inside Today around the state revealed that most Friday. tage of the nation’s adult population What will be the role of children • Widespread exclusion of families- of Connecticut residents want the Churches ...... 5 With this in mind, adults must in­ then. and youth in an aging society and in with children from rental housing. Our Big & Tall Department Is specially drinking age raised. C lassified ...... 13-15 vest in today’s children for their As has become his custom, Pifer an increasingly childless one? • Growth of single life styles. "There’s nothing magic about 18," stocked for Extra Big and Extra Tall Collectors' C orner...... 2 made his major pronouncement, ' “One would think,” commented • Reluctance of many parents to “own well being as elderly people a said Rep. Arthur Della Vecchia, D- “ WhJ^rt women love to^ shop for men!" Men with sleeve lengths ter 38” and Comics...... IB "Perceptions of Childhood and Pifer, “that in the face of the steady stin t them selves on behalf of few decades bence,” said Alan Pifer, Southington. "Ju.st because they can waist sizes to 60’’-plusl You’ll find a Editorial ...... i .4 Youth,” in an essay in the foun­ decline in the number of young peo­ children. in the philanthropic foundation’s an­ vote at that age doesn’t mean they Entertainment ...... 2 dation’s annual report to be released ple being bom today, we would be • Massive shift that has already complete selection of suits, sportcoats, nual report. should be allowed to drink.” shirts, pajamas & robes, beachwear, People/Places...... 7 Pifer said that when today’s Friday. more favorably disposed to do our taken place in the allocation of public "They have the lowest voting Sports ...... 11-12 children are in the driver’s seat they He sees as a deep and far-reaching best by those we have. spending toward the elderly. record, but the highest drinking slacks, sportswear, and more development the dramatic fall in the “The irony is that just the opposite TRI'CITY PLAZA Television ...... TV Spotlight will be the ones the 15 to 20 percent of • Mounting taxpayer oppwition to record, ” added Hep. Walter Joner, 903 MAIN STREET throughout our unique shop. W eather...... 2 the population of elderly persons will birthrate following the bab^ boom of seems to be the case: as the numbers spending on the schools anid on aid,to R-Manchester. OPEN Daily.9;30- 5:30/Thurs.’til 9 Daily 1 0 -9 /S a t.‘til 5:30 look to for help. the 1950s — a happening that shifted have declined, public attitudes have families with dependent children.' I- ■ ------c>i ■ PAGE T W O - EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 28, 1979

Collectors* Corner EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 28, 1979-r PAGE THREE MANCHESTER Serving'. M ancherter over 50 yr$, Medal Catalog Unique penttand The By RUSS MarKRNDRICK being taught to sing a love song by medallic art was bom. Cupid. The lion stands for Lionel of Hall continues: “The Zenith of the A high-falutin catalog has just 24 B IR C H ST. Este, Marquess of Rimini, and the ca# medal lasted less than a hundred TEL. 643-6247 come to hand. It describes the Ver­ .medal was cast in honor of his non Hall Collection of European years... Benvenuto Cellini invented a 643-4444 marriage! F.T.D. Medals. Vernon Hall is a person, the method where by large medals could The piece is signed “OPVS PISANI MSTR CH6 Professor of.Comparative Literature be struck ... The real monument to WORLD WIDE PKTTORIS,” — meaning the Work of AMER UPREif at the University of Wisconsin- (Bellini’s invention is the incredibly SERVICE Pisano the Painter, with the date dull series of struck medals that ^ ______Madison. He has donated nearly 400 MCCCCXLIIII, which puzzles out to examples of medallic prt to their stretch from his time to our own.” the year 1444. Pisanello (a nicknam), HAS IT! Until the 19th century and the com­ museum. 4 always considered himself to be phont The most remarkable part of the ing pf the reducing machine, the primarily a painter; he did not take medal had to be the same size as the I c o m n illiic - REFINaUTION 646-0863 collection is a group of 36 medallions up medai-making until he was in his Business-Directory Guide For by Pisanello (Antonio Pisano, c.1395- artist's original sculpture (Usually In m TM nd SIBT Mnin 341 Broad St. forties. » 1455). He was a gentleman from wax). Now an artist can work on a Manchetter His first medallion was made in Verona, Italy, who launched modern model of plaster a foot or so in lk» En|M IkdHncil Stnicn, he. Manchesttr 1438 for the Roman Em peror diameter to produce a one-inch Manchester and Surrounding I frofeisional Park medallic art in 1438. His creations ROUTE #13, P.O. BOX 3147 Suita 106 Palaeologus. It was about four inches medal. are said to be unsurpassed to this TALCOTTVILLE. CONN. (06066) in diameter (the same as that of the The Vernon Hall catalog was B«lly Gallagher day. 643-2736 > 643.2162 prop. singing lion), and was made by a We have to forgive a quirk in his issued by the Elvehjem Museum of Vicinity casting method newly developed. As ARt, University of Wisconsin, nature: He was a perpetrator of noted by author V. Hall, it was a CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND egregious puns. Here we see a iion Madison, WE 53706. It may possibly technological breakthrough and be had gratis as the project was sup­ featuring this week... ported by a grant from the National TUm, COTS, tU iP IM M U , AIR NUnRESSES, TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Endowment for the Arts. iro n s, UNTEK4S MAM/HESTER It is well illustrated with the medals shown life-size. There are hone IWOVENOIT ^ several indexes including a merciful FARR’S THtCU^yTHmaSTOHl TURNPIKE TV IvFtiplke m. > 0 ? v listing of translations. (This colum­ CAMMKE-tnOT 2 MAIN STREH nist has had to call the language IK N OAKT TO 0 P.M. J. FARE a 043-7111 k p w m ■ TV 649-3680 department of MCC more than once Planning Flea Market Wit la SlM I Sng for help with medallic Latin.- Mrs. Dee Mulligan, Mrs. Nancy Massaro school grounds will include over 40 booths This is not a sale catalog — there W' and Mrs. Mary Mahoney look over items featuring baked goods, crafts, white elephant VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR ' ’ , : T r r are no prices or even a scarcity code. For something you can buy, write for which will be sold in the annual Waddell items and refreshments. In case of rain the by factory trained spaclalitta .K itclio n Aid a copy of Johnspn & Jensen’s auction School PTA flea market. The event next flea market will be the following Saturday. Phil Pete PHILCO n riM i 14 catalog for May 20th at the New York Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the (Herald photo by Pinto) Locicero and Zidek ARCO 0 iw m Sheraton. Mail bids are accepted. CARPET AND FLOOR COVBUNG There wili be 610 lots of "Worldwide and Exposition Medals." It is free, 646-5036 IN MAIN s i w oMa aoa ii» s ii m laaii i iii m t e l . but send a dollar if you want a prices- Friendship Flight Slated P&P AUTO REPAIR MANCHom oat 01 loia tin c o u k i M3-6442 realized sheet after the sale. 706 Main St. • “Arco Charge” • Manchester Connecticut's lirgest Floor Covering Deiler Address: Johnson & Jensen, Box Manchester area towns Friendship Force flight required to provide a host Since its inception, Mrs. •iri 1085, Danbury, (T 06810; Telephone, will have an opportunity to was in January 1978, with family in the G reater Weinberg says the 744-0851. participate in Connec­ people from the Greater Manchester area. exchange has nationally in­ Hartford area visiting Tel cluded more than 9,000 peo­ MAIKHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. MERCURY Uoining Kvents ticut's third Friendship The exchange program Force flight in August, ac- Aviv, Israel, while their originated with President ple. L o c i 6 S M i r H Dont' forget John Dunn's mam­ cording to Barbara Israeli counterparts joined Carter in 1973 while he was As New England direc­ t53 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 moth stamp show now going on at the Weinberg, state and New host families in Connec­ governor of Georgia. He of­ tor, she has just finalized Phono 646-2756 Hartford Civic Center. Time: 10 to 7 England director. ticut. The second flight plans for Massachusett’s Q u flP fflJ UireilMKSalJS Aia.-s looe i I I NO SERVICE CHARGE ficially endorsed the ^ Sales CoTTit) nai qd C^'a^ges today: 10 to 5 Sunday. first Friendship Force The people-to-people was from the Greater New organization in March 1977, l^uJbbd/ ^ Service BonoeiJ ,Most Regular meeting of the Central exchange, to an as yet un­ Haven area when residents but it remains outside flight on May 2-13 to Ham­ )t all« -ds j I ^ Connectiedf Coin Club at the KofC visited Hanover, German- burg, Germany. Also We ^^ake KeiS RttirviRont tor • Hoteli • Alrllnti a StiMiiiMpt disclosed country, will take federal government con­ SiampA P na rg Sreats Sharpe' Hall, 138 Main St., Manchester, on place Aug. 17-27. dy in October 1978. trol. For further information 627 Miln StrMi ManchMlar Tuesday, May 1 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Weinberg has an­ Applications will be Costs a re kept low call Marion Turkington at nounced the appointment available on May 17,18 and through gifts from in­ 646-1700, ext. 235., or Betty FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. of Attorney and Mrs. Joei 19 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at dividuals, corporations and Ryder, 643-2711. 646.0226 875-3252 Janenda of Manchester as the Saving Bank of foundations. The first Band Shell Concerts flight chairpersons. Mr. Manchester main office, exchange was made on k COMFim UNE OF WN.T0II CAKE KCORATIONS RAG AUTO SERVICE and Mrs. Austin 923 Main St., Manchester, July 4, 1977, when 380 • Front End Spoclallilo • Tuna Up Turkington, also of and at all of its branch of­ Georginas flew to Newcas­ iai C E N T E R ST. 70 U N IO N S T . • Brakot A Shocks • Air Condllloning I ROCKVILLE. CONN. Will Start June 10 Manchester, will be in fices. Personal interviews tle, England. MANCHEITER, CONN. • Road Sorvict charge of applications. will be conducted at that Men. - le t. 10-5 Mon. ■ Sal. .10-5 F rI. 10-9 436 CENTER ST. Tol. 649-3863 M ANCHESTER MANCHESTER —Summertime at Chorus of Sweet Adelines and the The state's first time. Ambassadors are Thun., 10-1 the Manchester Bicentennial Band Famous Brand Television — Appliances Johnny Prytko Polka Band. Wedding Cakes A Specialty Shell means musical entertainment. Dates for these and other events Fahey Appears on TV (Home Improvement Division) The schedule for 1979 kicks off Sun­ will be announced later. day, June 10, at 7:30 p.m. with a Pops NEW HAVEN — State Sen. Marcella C. Fahey, D-East n . 423-4441 EVERYTHING IN — We’ve aMoved — Cancellations due to weather will OUR P R O D U C T Turnpike TV and Appliance store, 273 W. Middle Tpke., features famous brand Television, Appliances, and Concert by the Manchester Civic be announced on Radion Station Hartford, will be guest speaker on the Channel 8 televi­ Stereo - including Curtis Mathes, RCA, Zenith, Westinghouse, Caloric, Sony, Kelvinator, KitchenAid. Westside Shoe Repair Orchestra, Dr. Jack Heller, music WINF. sion program, "Connecticut Seen,” Sunday at 1:30 p.m. A# MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS We also carry custom wall to wall Carpet and Aluminum Siding in our Home Improvement Dept. director. The event is sponsored by The public is invited to all events Sen. Fahey will discuss "equal pay for work of equal ')• STORE FRONTS • SAFETY GLASS | 6S6A Cantor St. Pine Shopping Canter the Manchester Bicentennial Band which are free. Bring lawn chairs or value.’’ It concerns the fact that certain job 1 '•BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Come in today and see that good service costs no more! Manchestar, Conn. 761843-8280 Shell Corp. and the Music Perfor­ blankets. classifications that are filled almost exclusively by QUAIITT SHOE REPAIR mance Trust Funds in cooperation For further information, call the women are paid less than positions of similar J.A. WHITE GLASS C0. J n c . HANDCRAFTED LUTHER HITS A lUCKUt qualifications and responsibility held predominately by FURNtrURE TOPS •PICTURE wiNogws Camptata Una of Ualhar ear* products with Hartford Musicians Associa­ Manchester Recreation Department HOURS MON.-PRI. I A .M . • 6 P.M. men. PLUS CLOSID tion, Ix)cal 400. weekdays at 647-3084, or Ralph Mac- SATURDAY • A.M. • 3:90 P .M . WEDS. KMOIY ManehaatarM an c h m ttr M t S " I i l A A 1 ' Bu m II SL ^ ^ DON WILLIS GABA6E Other events in June are as carone, program chairman, 6«9-7322 We Bell "Hanover" Bhooa IMRnNIIMMa O V E R 21 Y E A R S E X P E R I E N C E ______follows: June 11 —Bonnet Junior weekends at 649-2090. Victory Garden Meeting High School and tiling Junior High MANCHESTER —Members of the Victory Gardens School bands. 6:30 p.m. (rain date, will meet today at 9 a.m. in Mott's Community Hall on -“THE DEER ■ June 13); June 17 —Walter Kaye (Concert (^anrcled 763 MMUHESTER OVER 45 East Middle Turnpike. Bauer Banjo Orchestra (Rain date, HARTh'ORD - Hartford Civic HUNTER” MAINS). MEMOnilL CO. YEARS EXPERIENCE June 18); June 24 —New England Center Director Frank E, Russo Jr. The water problem will be discussed. All members and 643-1191 C.II Relays, continuous entertainment has announced that the Irish Rovers newcomers are invited. M A N C H E S m 0pp. Eail Cemetery 649-5807 191 from 3 p.m. —Sammy Brown Band, concert scheduled May 6 at the Hart­ After the meeting, all those attending are asked to DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A jonvom RVHUHMr MAIN ST. HARRISON ST. Silk and Steel Band, and Juggernaut ford Jai Alai Fronton has been Concert Today clear their assigned plots. Plowing will be done after QUALITY clearing. 3 SCI-FI HITS IflIXYSCHROCtR MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Jug Band; June 26 —Ray Henry canceled. Russo cited unforeseen WEST HARTFORD-Gene Cotton, MEMORIALS There are a few plots in the organic section that have Polka Orchestra; June 27 —Bernie travel complications as the reason. veteran of the college and small club FRI-SAT-SUN 643-1900 not been assigned. To learn more, call John L. Jurewicz, Bentley, hanjoist, old fashioned sing- Those patrons who have purchased circuits and singer/songwriter, will 646-6207, after 6 p.m. along. tickets to the Irish Rovers eoncert appear in concert today at noon at CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER'S July's events will include the may obtain a refund by returning the University of Hartford, 200 Manchester Pipe Bands Association their tickets to the point of purchase. Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, T.P. AITKIN INC. AUTO Festival, First Company Governor's Further information may be obtained His concert will be outdoors at the Theater Schedule HEATING • AIR CONDITIONING W PARTS VENTILATING.SHEET METAL VKORK Footguard Concert Band, Bob Burke by calling the Hartford Civic Center Physical Education Center. "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' Jazz Quintet, Mountain Laurel at 566-6588. His latest album, “ Save The Industrial ■ Residential - C om m ercial SATURDAY 511 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Dancer," follows "Rain On” and Manchester Drive-In — U.A. 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Theater 1 — CJiina Syn­ Night Fever - 1:15-3:15-5:15- PlaneTra OSTRINSKY United Methodist (!hurch Some of Wolf's better known songs drome - 2:154:30-7:20-9:40- 7:15-9:15 ^MANCHESTER AWNING COMPANY The concert is being sponsored by are "Greater Is He that is in Me," Lutz IVfuseum Hosts 11:50 731 PARKER ST , MANCHESTER the United Pentecostal Church of "One Day too Late" and "Only Jesus U.A. Theater 2 — The MANCHESTER -D r ., and Mrs. Manchester. Tickets may be ob­ Can Satisfy your Soul. " Promise -2:00-3:50-5:40-7:45- PRICES ARE UP! 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. . . r „ PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 28, 1979 Editorial. EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 28, 1979 — PAGE FIVE fflaurliPHtf r Eiuniiiuj Hrralft Wings of Morning / Manchester — A City of Village Charm The following is an editorial from voted Tuesday to withdraw from the said was "we don’t like the strings could not meet the housing challmge WFSB-TV, Channel 3, concerning the federal CD program, there won’t be Founded Oct. 1, 188t that are attached to the money.’’ instead of running from it, that referendum vote in Manchester on any money for a couple of hundred That is to provide a small share of Manchester has failed its own poor Published by the Manchester Publishing C o . Herald Square, April 17. other people to do the same. They’re Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 housing for the region’s poor. and elderly and that Manchester is Immediately following the just out of luck. Only Failures Stay Down The reasons for the 3^1 vote are unwilling to face up to its regional Au(J

‘ - t - PACE EIGHT - EVENING HERALD. Sat., April M, 1»7» EVENING HERALD, Sat.. April 28, 1979 - PAGE NINE Hebron Tolland County Art Association New York trip, bus Calendars South Windsor leaves, 7 a.m.. Shopping Bag parking lot. Monday Monday Grande 52, public auction, 3 p.m., and turkey supper, Council Hikes Insurance Budget Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town 5:30 p.m.. Grange Hall, Route 30. Public hearing on general government budget, 7:30 By BARBARA RICHMOND page report detailing the operation of the proposed pool. Andover Office Building. p.m.. Town Hall. Victory dinner for Congressman Christopher Dodd, ment administration of the pool funds, the retenUon of Town sanitarian, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Town Office 6:30 p.m.. The Colony, Talcottville. Herald Reporter He said the plan is based on information received from qualifi^ legal Munsel, employ an insurance brokerage S atu rd ay Building. T uesday VERNON — The Town Council votejl Thursday night to 27 towns, including Vernon, on their present insurance firm with experience in municipal insurance, and provide Sunday programs and the cost of present irkurance. Andover Elementary School tag sale, 10 a m. to 1 p.m,, Water Pollution Control Authority, public information Planning and Zoning Commission, public hearing, 8 in c r e ^ the Municipal Insurance budget by |80,000, claims administration and loss prevention services. Mini-Craft Sho^ noon to 5 p.m., VFW Halt, Route 83. Morgan said that the net economic Mnefit, to the towns school. , hearing, 8 p.m., Hebron Elementary School. p.m.. Town Hall. .bringing the total to 8375,000 and to continue with the pre- Morgan said the sub-committee has discussed the Anniversary mass at St. Bernard's, Bishop Daniel Reil­ who join the pool, is reported to be from 15 to 35 percent ^ t ulsurance carrier while making arrangements to proposed pool plan with the town’s Insurance Advisory Monday Tuesday Thursday ly, 11:30 a.m., at the church, reception to follow. savings during the initial five-year experience. join other Connecticut towns in an iiuurance pool. Board and the board members agree that the plan is a Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Republic Women's Club, 8 p.m., Krist home, 57 Walnut Zoning Board of Appeals public hearing, 7:30 p.m.. Monday Morgan explained that (XM has stated that the basic Town Hall. Because of the high costs of municipal insurance. viable alternative to the rising costs of municipal in­ Tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Drive. provisions of the pool are: Each town must commit itself surance, particularly in view of the present loss __ Council work session on general government budget, Second public hearing on budget, 7:30 p.m., Sykes Mayor Frank McCoy said he has been working over a Building. Ham Radio Club, 7:30 p.m,. Town Office Building. School, Park Street. long period trying to develop alternatives to the to a strong program of risk identification and control; experience in Vernon. Speical Board of Finance meeting, 8 p.m.. Town Office Wednesday Program on food processors, 7:30 p.m., Tolland County municipal insurance system. He siiid the Connecticut this commitment must be backed up with a self-injured He said CCM had targeted July 1, 1979 as a possible Building. retention of deductible of $1,000 per loss occurance; the Norton Fund Commissioners, 7:30 p.m.. Town Office Agricultural Center, Route 30. Conference of Mayors (CCM) is woiking on it also. starting date for the pool and is checking state insurance pool will provide worker’s compensation insurance with a Building. Wedn«yiday Vernon The mayor had appointed a sub-committee of the Town regulations and making arrangements for proper Tuesday liinit of $3 million per claim; the pool will provide liabili­ Publiq* Health Nurses, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.. Town Office management and related services. F rid a y Law Day ceremonies in Tolland County courts, Council to investigate the possibility of joining the in­ ty insurance with a limit of $3 million per occurance for Building. < ' “ “ “ y surance pool. The committee is head^ by Morgan Vernon and 26 other towns would be asked to make a Tax collector, assessor,.,7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office l^ard of Education General Policies Committee, 8 bodily injury, personal injury and property damage. T h iiriH 'iv Sykes students, 9 a m. to 1 p.m.. Middle Campbell and other members are Leonard Jacobson and five-year commitment in joining the pool. I p.iii., Rockville High School library. Building. „ " School, Route 30. Robert Wehrli. Also: Pooled trustee;, funds are to cover the first $500,- The latest information from CCM, the council was told, 000 of any loss above the self-insured $1,000 retention and m ard m Selectmen, 7 p.m., Town Office Building. Historical Society Workshop, 9:30 a.m. to 2 30 pm Wednesday That committee, Thursday night, recommended to the is that enabling legislation has cleared the committee Zoning Board of AppeaU, 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Union Church Annex, Elm Street. Orientatioo program for parents of Grade 5 students, council that the town join with the other towns in a commercial insurance to cover excess loss over the $500,- and is being placed on the state Senate calendar with Bolton 000, to the limit of $3 million. Clown Town, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Center Road School. 7:30 p.m., Sykes School cafeteria. Park Street. proposed pool. Campbell said that CCM released an 83- favorable action predicted. Saturday The CCM pool will provide professional rise manage- Bolton High School junior class newspaper drive throughout town, truck at Community Hall. Girl Scout Troop 659 car wash, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Bolton All StcqieShops open Sunday 9am-spm Elementary School. All Stop & Shops open Sunday 9 aiti-s inn United Methodist Church ham and bean supper, 5 and 6:30 p.m., Bolton Elementary School. ' Wh fiis cotpon and a S 7 ^ ptfchase With this coupon arxl a $750 purchas Sunday St. Maurice Church parish jpbilee dinner, 5 and 7 p.m., P ® If you were church parish center. iS a v e lS f I stop & Shop White.or Yellow c•.r^ftVAea'^' waitinwaiting for a good sale to stock Monday 1lb. package imperial pkg of 119-1 ply sheets 4 9 l^ iF re e ! up on health care products, notVs the I 12 ounce can 5 ounce pkg lime to get ’em! Come get your Stop & Shopsworth! Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Com­ REAL SHARP ■ munity Hall. S IMPERIAL V aried | BIG ROLL ! STOPS SHOP STOP & SHOP Regular or Mint Board of Finance, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. CHEDDAR CHEESE W eights i Q u arter lb. Sticks Spring Pals Tuesday Oaod Sun, A|x 29-Sal, May 5 Limil one per cuslomw MARGARINE sco n TOWELS frozen WAFFLES Frozen Good Sm.A(a.29-Sal. May 5 Limit one per customer. Good Sun,Soa, AprApr. zg-Sal,29*Sal, May 55. LimilUmrt one petper cuatomer.customer. r z — ^ ! ORANGE JUICE m Good Sun, Apr 29'5al, May 5. Lirral one per customer. Good S in, Apr 29-Sat. 5 Limit one per cuslomer. .C rest Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m.. Community Hall. G ro ce ry 266 A barefoot York Murray, 2, from Boston, Frozen Frozen L— —« Family Life Education Program, 7:30 to 10 p.m., [■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J D a iry * L clutches his stuffed "Snoopy” dog by the ear Bentley Memorial Library. jthpaste as he walks away from a water fountain that Wednesday he bathed his feet in, during a balmy spring Senior citizens, 1 p.m.. Community Hall. tubes day in the Boston Public Garden Thursday. Board of .Selectmen ordinance public hearing, 8 p.m.. (UPI photo) Community Hall. Scope Mouthwash gx *1.19 Board of Library Directors, 8 p.m., Bentley Memorial Library. B i k S o V m D a y s S d e ] Baby Shampoo 11 cSncebolS^ *1.49 Budget Cuts Annoy Thursday Bottled 100 Bolton Woman's Club book discussion group, 8 p.m., C om ^etget yourvour Stopstoo & ShopsworthShon.«?wnrth ...we put the accent on worth! home of Joan Morra. School BoardHead Kitchen Ready Regular, Thin or Ziti with lines 32oz. jar Ragu B a y » S t o p & S h o ^ HEBRON ^ Joseph Pelletier, chairman of the Board of Coventry Fresh Special on our own famous brand! . Education, said he is going to recommend that the school Tuesday R t M T a g ” astene iPrince letti board oppose the budget being proposed by the Board of Seafood For Finance. Republican Town Committee, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. inatoes Pasta "fast Pelletier was referring to the finance board’s Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. V tA w s Specials! iauce pain relief" The/re lempotary nnanulacturers recommendation to reduce the education budget by $63,- Parks and Recreation, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. akwances and special price reduclions Always good values Meat Plain, Efferdent Tablets *1.19 700. He termed it a "ludicrous situation to actually cut Blood pressure clinic, 7:30 p.m., Bane’s Pharmacy. lhal we pass on lo you Not jusi for Mushrcxxn the budget to a four percent increase when the cost of 2 or 3 days or a week, but each value cans^H Wednesday lasts ai least 3 weeks, so you have or Marinara Oil of Olay Lotion *2.29 living increase is more than that.” Public Health Nursing As.sociation, 7:30 p.m., Town plenty of lime lo save! Fresh Ckxl "It is a serious situation — there is a lack of com­ Progresso Wine Vinegar SSi 65* Progresso Soup liSTSl. 2 ‘1 Progresso Tomatoes ISSSSBS' 9 ounce Aerosol can munication between the Board of Finance and the Board Hall. 6 4 oz. bN Hawaiian FUlets^fSf * c k e n Wishbone Dressing 55' Progresso Clam Sauce’°,r 83* Breadcrumbs 73* of Education," he said noting he won’t accept the budget Thursday Asstd. QQ« RegVAiworSeatood tovCa lUlwtC'MrriyRilwvFrancKrt'UWO'IOOOIstmj Hfi»Breck with the proposed cut. Punch Flavors O v3 Girl Scouts, 7:30 p.m., Town Hall. No waste, .always a good value! Whole 2y2-3lbs Stop & Shop aolden Grain Dinner Stop & Shop Pelletier, asked about the board’s anticipated surplus Board of Education, 7 p.m., Coventry High School. OCEAN SPRAY Hair Spray for this fiscal year, said he couldn’t say what the board is Saturday Fresh Cod Steaks ‘ 1.39b Fresh, meaty, moist and delicious, going to do. our “White Gems" are everything laroni L ig h t Regular, Unscented Voter-making session, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Town Hall. Grapefruit orv. He also said he is going to research the matter to deter­ '■yw want in good-bating chicken. Save on SuperHold cx Housing Authority, 1 p.m., Town Hall. Juice 48 ounce bottle O y whole birds or your favorite chicken parts! mine the rights of the school board to maintain quality Rainbow Puree Cheese T u n a Ultra Hold education. He said the school board’s requested increase GOLDEN GRAIN was fully justified. 2 5 cuvce Q O ® oz East Hartford Rice-A -^,1 Q 7 '/< o z QQ* “W hite Gem ” 2'/2-3lb. 28 ^ Mennen Speed Stick pkg o y The reduction recommended by the finance board From cold mountain streams ID Cut Up or Split cans^H |Cans^^^ Sunday K O n i varieties ^ pirgs O v y in oil brings the recommended education budget to $1,142,897. Ricker Ladies Shaver 89* The original request was $1,206,579, an increase of $107,- Benefit basketball game for the Coding Scholarship Fresh Sea Scallops ‘4.79b “W hite Gem" 2'/2-3ibpkg JtfmMond QrMn OracMr HEINZ 24oz jar Chicken Legs Hunts Tomato Sauce2 3 S ‘1 Kraft Deluxe Dinner PKlugB Pie Crust 0 OW# pflCiUQi Assorted Colors 656 or 9.79 percent over the current year. Fund, 6:30 p.m., East Hartford High School. Dill Spears 7 9 * Muellers Egg Noodles 39f Prince Dinners 4 Pfeiffers Dressing ‘SS* Pelletier said the distance between the two proposed Monday Kosher or Polish Cherrystone Chicken Breast Split p.,, iMtls t ClMUar. SUM a O imUm a Mdcmn Sitod Ml Red Wm. 1000 W:> XI or Vinegv 1 0$ Tek Adult recommendations is so far apart "I am not going to Soccer clinic, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., East Hartford High ("s Peas & Carrots or .Libby’s Cut or French Style .Whole Kernel or Cream Style sacrifice the program, but the board makes the final School. HEINZ 4 Varieties decision.” Planning and Zoning Commission, workshop on the Great for entertaining rib Chicken Wings “W hite Gem" 2'/2-3ib.pkg ToothlmiShes “It is quite obvious that the Board of Finance doesn’t Sw eet Green lib b y ^ understand the new state grant formula. "It’s going td zoning regulations, 7:,30 p.m., Town Hall. 2 ^ .” 8 9 ' Tuesrlay Wfffi cost the town some monies that we arc going to receive self service deli Great time Peas Beans Corn from the state,” he said. Public hearing on the application of St. Mary's Church MY-T-FINE Whole 2y2-3lbs. L3oz> ‘ to try our fine Stop & Shop Brand! Regular or bupcr $4 A Q to hold a carnival on church property from June 26-30, 7 Puddings pkge Sliced Diced Tampax Tampons pkgo»40 1 .^ Perdue Rooto j p.m.. Town Hall. All Flavors B eets cans^H 11b. pkg Stop & Shop or Cut Wax Beans or Sliced Carrofs Carefree Panty Shields X' *1.69 Board Members Public hearing on the application of the Greater Hart­ DO W 5 0 F I roll 'IPEPDVI SanOMch 4B« 7Q« ford Club for the Deaf to hold a carnival on club property Vlasic Hot Dog Relish 2'”S“89* Dow Ziploc Bags ptigof 100 Welch’s Tomato Juice bodte to package of 4 on June 3, 7:10 p.m.. Town Hall. Saran Wrap o y Vlasic Sweet Relish 2'‘’S”89‘ Glad Lawn Bags Glad Lawn Bags «,o ‘1.59 Probe Town Jobs Town Council, 8 p.m.. Town Hall. We’re having PK>ageof4 +IEINZ Tomato QQ* c k e n S S BOLTON — The Board of Finance had an informal dis­ Wednesday Early California Pitted Orchard Queen : Libby’s Sliced Peaches or le cussion with two selectmen Thursday night about money V ^ e t c h u p 320Z. btl. o y Chicken Human Rights Commission, 7:30 p.m , Town Hall. Regular, Perdue Cut Up or Split 2 '/2 -3 lb and the reclassification of jobs. Selectman Ernes Thursday Maple or Thick Sfced* lUno ic R a io rs Shepherd said most of the discussion focused on the road 4-5lb . S d e c t Fndt crew and other .service people. Personnel Appeals Board, hearing on police union's Incredible Sliced Bologna Perdue Chicken Legs p kg 8 razors Shepherd said, "The selectmen are considering a grievance over the lack of detectives in the department, ' ______y i " \ ExtraExtra Mild Mild Frank Franks fSiSS‘1.19 ernes sktaU for $1 .0 0 7:30 p.m . Town Hall, Perdue O lives Connecticut Medical Service century type contract for all town employees who currently have the community con­ Town Council budget hearing (subject to council ap­ Chicken Breast Split 4 -5 lb p k g . » * i Tbe best deli foods 6 1 1 0 .9 Plastic Strips 79* tract.” proval Tuesday night), 7:.30 p.m.. Town Hall. comer deli cans cans^H sliced and packed to your order. 4-5lb . Bic Disposable Lighter 2 !o,88‘ Daniel Harris, finance board chairman, said his board ^Perdue Chicken Wings p kg 22 arc * responded favorably lo the century contract. Available in stores featuring a service deli ^Jabisco Cookies2 !JSi^*«»‘1.05 Texize Glass Rus «r>irtxMf Pound Cake Mix 69* 180 count package The Board of Selectmen met twice this week to discuss Glastonbury 22cxrca 3 Dixie Cups C*9 0l10O5oi 0(M 85* Fantastik Cleaner PillsbuiyMix 79* wages and insurance benefits for the town’s highway Today White’s Large crew and were expected to present a tentative proposal C ookw are Do«af sirelchefs! DoHaf buys on fresh buys! Made with the finest ingredients! to the finance board. Open gym, 1-5 p.m., Buttonball School (ages 13 and un­ I Beautiful • Durable • Porcelain frozen foods dairy bakery C o tto n der). Harris said,'“Wc discussed things with the selectmen enameled steel. re^CH nliiald Sunday Egg, Plain or Onion 100% Pure Stop & Shop Stop& Shop Pineapple or but no specific wage proposal was presented. We met ^ 2 9 S w a b s with the selectmen and they told us pf their problems and Open gym, 1-5 p.m., Glastonbury High School gym Save on this sandwichich^B ^ rjinge Juice nbarbPie S t o p & A concerns." (ages 8 and over). favorite. A n d $ M 9 L e n d e r Shepherd said, "The .selectmen are really completely 22 ounce Shop Monday Hydrated Textured Vegetable Half Gallon' up in the air about the matter. We’ve made no decision on Baked Ham StoolSZxxf ‘3.79b. Jd s from cxxicenlrale p kg Village Center Study, 7:,30 p.m., Glastonbury High Protein Mix. Sold in approx 4lb. chub. U 1 2 o u fx » ‘ 3 it at all.” School, M eat Loaf SiDpAShQoFntfiBM . 69b Isopropyl Alcohol stops Shop 160bottlesZ $4 1 The town highway crew recently expressed Its dis­ U pkgofe^ GoldcrUPttt CO* Men s Volleyball, 7-9:30 p.tiv, Hebron Avenue School Fresh Chicken Salad ‘1.99b Pound Cake 9oplShapl3ot(*g O o contentment with wages and insurance benefits and 16ouncebdtlli! 69* Family night gym, 6:45-9:30 p m., Glastonbury High Cheese bi?si,*2.59b QQ* Stop & Shop Baby Oil requested an hourly wage of $5,75 to start Century 96 in­ THIS WEEKS FEATURE ITEM: Orange Plus Kraft Chunk Swiss -STH ‘1.89 Com Muffins SloplShopi«QCi»ea>6 Ov7 School. Beef Top Round Steak *2.19. Countrystyle Donuts pkg 0*6 g g . surance coverage. French Fries s«)Giavsnb«o Cheese Food Slices ;?‘1.15 Slop I Shop 8ugv Of amqtm The Board of Selectmen may discuss the matter at its Tuesday Si«l»op Mvila«rWraciMd«WniarV*M . f , Covered Deep Coffee Ughtner Panty Hose Sale! meeting Tuesday at 7:.30 p.m, at the Community Hall Planning and Zoning Commission. 7:30 p.m., Glaston­ 32ot cartort Cream Cheese '"KST’ *1.00 Stop & Shop Top SIced bury High School (public hearing). Beef Top Round Steak Fryer^‘e A M kitchen For London Six Varieties • In Butter Sauce Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., high school library with Basket 'reshness guaranteed! Assorted Ravors (special meeting). B rd GOP Rents Booth VMh mcM 6 tood iwcM m 2 pound pkg Green Giant Town Council budget workshop, 7:30 p.m., council e n Y o g u rt HEBRON —Members of the Hebron Republican Town chambers. S e tu p R o lls Big Mama Knee Hts Committee have voted to rent a double booth for the com­ Photo your own salad leta U es Beige, Tan or Taupe Reg 69M‘1.99 Red orSp^ish Onions...... vV l Fresh Scallion...... 5 and priced rislit Itimara I: WMiam a Hioxay jAfter-sehool recreation. 2:50-5m., Naubuc School Magicubes l.v ^ Community Davaippmant Steak Tonight *lsa3r»‘2.39 V i ...... 4 »x*1 P M ca rrm (grades 3-4). • 12 perfect shots pkg j Fresh Rorida Escarole...... lb. bag R adishes Deluxe Lawn Chair 6)6a4««bi *9 .9 9 . Deluxe Chaise Lounge ‘16.99» Coordinator After-school recreation, 2:30-4 30 p.m.. Academy Steak Umm Steak ’*^"'2.79 Town of Eaat Hartford VbwnntottuiaMb Fresh Florida Tomatoes...... 59\, Fresh Cucumbers...... 6 n X x iM a iiv t Schodl (grades 5-6). M M XV 740 Main Street, 00108 Teen Dfop-In, 6-9 p.m,, Naubuc School! 289-2781 Ext. 320 PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 197»

EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 28, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Bolton Quiet as Election Nears Senior Cltlione ty being seated. E^ch party put up only two candidates so Herald Angle By DONNA HOLLAND least have a race for the selectmen positions even if you By WALLY FORTIN lessons for women will be they are also guaranteed their seats. held at the Senior Center Herald CorreRpondent can’t get a first selectman candidate. We are pursuing Hi folks! Tonight is your Other seats that are not being contested are the tax the matter.” on Tuesday at 10 a.m. Softball Activity Monday BOLTON — On May 7, just nine days from now, the last chance to take in our E a rl Y o s t collector. Planning Commission alternate. Zoning Com­ He said, “In real terms it’s quiet because the Board of super variety show. The We need 200 feet of polls at the Community Hail will be o^n for the town's chicken wire for our gar­ mission alternate. Zoning Board of Appeals alternate and Selectmen is already decided and those positions usually curtain opens at 8 p.m. Sports Editor biennial election. Town Meeting moderator. generate the most interest in town.” den which still needs to be From all outward signs there is no indication there is when it closes that will There are, however, contests for seats on the Board of Fehling said, “We plan to mount a campaign to get spell the end of show No. 6. planted. going to be an election. Finance, Board of Education (to fill a vacancy). Board of After Monday’s Men’s Usually, this close to an election and for weeks ahead of more people'interest^ in town politics and we plan to We have come a long way To Launch Busy Season Tax Review, treasurer. Planning Commission, Zoning start a study of issues so we can become more vocal.” since our first show. Golf Lea^e, there will be it, the town is flooded with signs from different can­ Commission, Zoning Commission alternate. Zoning a meeting to discuss didates asking for “your vote.” Both party chairmen encourage people to vote on elec­ Remember that one? It Cancer Fund Play Eastern Connecticut State (College’s B yK A H L V O ST Board of Appeals and Zoning Board of Appeals alternate. tion day. was held at the Cheney MemberGuest with the varsity nine this spring. Several of Westown Pharmacy, Wilson Elec­ I)ii!tiy- Bciliveau Painting, Usually paper tubes are being stuffed with campaign John Morianos, Democratic Town Committee chair­ ’’Retired Swingers” at the Big winner in this weekend’s novel Sporlst Eldiior League games will start at 7:30 with tric, Gus's Restaurant, Multi Cir­ Manchester Jayeee Blue, Angels, First Selectman Henry Ryba said, “Two years ago the Tech Auditorium. It was a duckpin bowling Bowl-a-Marathon at his homers have been of the tape all other league play starting at 6. literature. < man, said, “It's not much of an election when the top of Democratic Party was really geared up for the election. Manchester Country Club Sixty nine teams in nine cuits, North End Fire, British-American And usually candidates are issuing statements through one-night stand and we on May 30. the Holiday Lanes will be the measure variety ... Ladies Night is League entries arc as follows: Easieni- Connecticut Bank & the ticket is not contested. We can't see spending a lot of They carried out all kinds of plans including flyers, held every Tuesday at Hartford Jai- leagues will comprise the Club, Town Employees, Trash-Away, the media expressing their views. played to a standing-room- American Cancer Society. Rolling lmlc|iriuleni- Mota’s. Nassiff Trust, North Uiiited Methodist, money when there are no contests or campaign issues, posters, door to door visits and statements for the only crowd despite the By the way, we’d like to Alai with Senior Citizens Day Vittner’s. Not this year however, and many people feel the reason started last night at 7 o'clock and will membership in the Manchester Camera, Nelson Freightway, Alliance Printers, Rockwell Inter­ ft's not the prudent thing to do.” newspapers.” rain. Now we are at the remind you that we do have observed at all matinees. Serving as commissioners will be for the quiet election is that the two top offices. Board of continue thru Sunday night at the Recreation Department's 1979 Telephone Society, Turnpike TV, national. Army & Navy Club, Dean Morianos said, “There's something lacking in state Ryba said, “I don’t know why they are not doing it this Bailey Auditorium, which name pins available here Tom Atamian at Mt. Nebo, Len Selectmen and Board, of Eklucation, are not being con­ same hour. The Holiday Lanes slow pitch softball program Thrifty Package, Hartford Road Machine. Postal Employees, Second government when it pins you down and doesn't let you run year, I really don’t.” seats, 1,300 people. at the office which should Delaney at Charter Oak, Paul Rod- tested. more people for the top board (Board of Selectmen) so management has donated use of the Notes Off the Cuff which gets off the mark Mon­ Dairy Queen, Poppino’s. Congo. van at Robertson Park, Dave Burke Ryba said his office work and other commitments have You’ll have to wait until be worn when on one of our alleys to help swell the fund which In January both the Democratic and Republican the voters have a choice.” Jeff Koelsch, Manchester’s Chiirlcr Oak- Annulli Rer- MCC Vets, Ed's Arco, Per- at Nike p^and Joel Desimone at prevented him from attending party meetings and “I next Wednesday’s column trips. We have completed has been dedicated in memory of day night. caucuses endorsed incumbent Henry Ryba for first About the Board of Education for which each party is wandering sportsman,' took in 39 of Construction, Farr’s, Highland Park ■sonal Tee, Reed Construction, Keeney Field. haven’t been able to get out from under my workload to to hear how everything making name pins that Steve Dyak. Anyone up at one o'clock Carl Silver, program supervisor, selectman. allowed to run four candidates Morianos said, “Only two the 40 regular New England Whaler Market, Manchester Oil Heat, Looking Glass II, Zcnibrowski’s All- Indy and Nike League games will even think about the election.” turned out. some of you ordered and Sunday morning may witness a reports 56 men’s teams will take part Tierney’s, LaSIrada Pizza, Center The Republican endorsement of Ryba assured from each party could be elected and we only ran two Ryba said, “If people have comments, suggestions, you can pick them up at hockey games at the Springfield Stars, Martinizing. be played at Nike Field, Charter Oak Democratic control of the five-member Board of Things here at the center speri.tl match featuring a team of and 13 entries will be in women’s Congo, Manchester Pizza. because we felt we didn't want to defeat our own can­ praise or criticism, I wish they would please come to a your convenience. Civic Center this season ... New look W oiiirn'n Rci- R&J Auto Repair, and Candlelight will have games at Selectmen. keep rolling along, and the women, headed by Cathy Dyak, play. raiiillcliglii- Peter’s Showcase, Eastern Realty, Elks, Renn’s didates.” selectmen’s meeting. We have a public session at every action starts with the on Channel 30 sports, young and Fitzgerald Field, Candlelight will The endorsement of Ryba also guaranteed the seats of Menu for the Week against an all-star men’s squad ... The schedule runs through early Zipser Club, Moriarty Brotgers, Tavern, Savings Bank of also play at Robertson Park as well William Fehling, Republican Town Committee chair­ meeting and we're always glad to hear from results of last Tuesday’s handsome Scott Wahle, has been the four people seeking selectmen positions. State law Monday: Baked corned Sue Anderson is playing No.l with the August with the top two entries in Manchester Jaycees, Telaga Manchester, Tikey Painters, J & G as the Dusty League. Eastern League man, said, “We tried to fill every position at our caucus townspeople.” Senior Bowling League at most impressive. He should bring in each league except Candlelight, Rec and the town charter allow each party to put up a first but we couldn't. We didn't have a first selectman can­ beef hash, vegetables, Gettysburg College varsity women's a number of new viewers ... K ^ Associates, E'ogarty Brothers. Allied Home Improvement, Pumpernickel and Feline League games will be at He said, “I just won’t be able to go door to door this the Parkade Lanes: Class Women’s and Feline League, will Printing, Bogner’s. selectman candidate and two selectmen candidates for didate and no one came forward for the Board of Educa­ bread, chilled fruit. tennis squad this spring ... Jack Irish, foreman of the Park Depart­ I’ub. Mt. Nebo, Roc contests at Keeney year even though I’d really like to.” A high triple: Florence Repass was singled out and honored qualify for postseason Class B Tour­ Nike- Acadia Restaurant, the five-member board with the;.|top five vote-getters tion because they didn't want to run against the in­ Tuesday: Pea soup, ment, reports several tennis nets I’eliiK- I’ersonal Tee, Buffalo and Women’s Rec tills at Cheney Ryba said, “The party,funds are limited so why spend Dout, 444; Norman Lasher, at the annual University of Hartford nament play. Chcrroncnis Package, E’lo’s Cake being seated. cumbents.” chicken salad sandwich, have been stolen already this season Water Tavern, Wendy’s, Papa Gino’s, Tccli. money we don’t have to.” 535; high single. Celeste CandleliRht. Nike and Feline Decorating, Lathrop Insurance, For the Board of Education this year, each party' was gelatin. basketball team's sports banquet and and in several other cases the center Thrifty Package. Fehling said, “I’m opposed to having six people run for He said, “I appreciate the fact I don’t have to run for King, 193; Lou Sulots, 200. was the recipient of a beautiful allowed to put up four candidates with two from each par­ the five positions (Board of Selectmen). There should be Wednesday: Minestrone cable has been stolen. Also, money the office. I sincerely hope there is a good turnout for the Class B. high triple, Vila plaque for “14 years of dedicated ser­ 10 candidates for the five positions. Then you could at soup, fishwich on bun, meter boxes at the tennis courts have election, there are several contested seats.” Wenzel, 318; Bill Castelluc- vice." Repass will wind up his sports cio, 521. pineapple upsidedown been vandalized and money stolen ... cake. information director's duties next Then on Wednesday mor­ Tom Kelley Sr. reported he took in 10 Thursday: Baked ham, month in a change of policy. major league spring training games UeS, Federation ning we had 44 players for PRESENTS AN EXCLUSIVE MOTHER’S DAY OFFER ... green bean casserole, can­ while vacationing in Winter Haven, our pinochle games and the died sweet potatoes, Salute Due Pro winners are Ed Scott, 621; Fla., in March while Chick Toomey, cherry cheese pie. #*P IMPORTED PORCELAIN CHINA Audrey Durey, 611; Bill Ellington Ridge Country Club will who made his spring headquarters in Stone, 597; Paul Schuetz, Friday: Hot dog on a help note it^ 20th anniversary with a Lakeland, managed to see 14 garnes. Team Strong 596; A1 Chellman, 587; Bob bun, baked beans, cole salute to pro Wally Cichon May 18 at The two local retired teacheryand Hill, 585; Robert Schubert, slaw, gingerbread. the club. A shotgun tournament is former coaches and officialsCvfcwed MADRID (UPI) — The top-seeded United States banks on a several of the games together. 580; Mike DeSimone, 563; Schedule for Week scheduled the same day at one powerful blend of youth, experience and raw talent to lift its 1PLATES John Phelps, 567; Felix Monday: 8 a.m., men’s o'clock. Cichon has been the only fourth consecutive title in the 23-nation Federation Cup tennis ONLY $1.88 EACH. SEE SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY COUPON BELOW. Jesanis, 562; Martha golf league at the East head pro the club has ever had ... End of the Line championships which begin at the Club de Campo Monday. LaBate, 556. Hartford course. 10 a.m., Following in his father's footsteps on Jeff Carr will head a team of all- The U.S. squad of 16 year-old Tracy tournanienl earlier this month, is the In the afternoon it was kitchen social games. Noon the baseball field, since being in­ star basketball players against Ray A&P IS A SEAFOOD SHOP serted into the starting lineup with Austin, two-time Wimbledon cham­ player in form and gels an easy start A&P IS A SMOKED HAM SHOP bridge with six tables and lunch served. 1 p.m., McKenna’s Explorers Sunday night AviHsM* W«d.-S«t. A M M A the UConn varsity baseball team, pion Chris Evert and veterans Rosie in the $110,000 tourney when the U.S. the lucky prize winners pinodhie games. Bus at East Hartford High at 7:30. Casals and Billie Jciui King looks un- FUUrCOOKBXSSdFSHANK POKWN Mike Johnson has been a consistent tackles the Philippines in its first FRESH COD $149 were Rene Maire, 5,700; pickup at 8:15 a.m., return Proceeds will enter the East Hart­ bcatahlc on paper with the only hitter. Johnson, out of Rockville match. S T E A K S V Nadine Malcolm, 4,590; trips at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. ford Park and Recreation Youth serious challenge likely to come I ■>. Jack Owen, 4,580; Alice Tuesday: 9 a.m., bus for High, is the son of Gene Johnson, a A,ustralia should be untested (Mcli Fronn-S-IS pkg U as C n a SMOKED HAMS Soccer program. Several door prizes, from .second-seeded Australia and against Canada in the first round Z'smoliidit Csnttf Slic«4lloat(t or Allison, 4,130; Kay shopping and square dan­ veteran of many years in the minor HADDOCK FILLITS including tickets to a Red Sox game third-seeded Britain. where Reid will want to maintain the (WcliFruin-S-lli.pkg U8S RUMP PORTION o 9 . HAM STEAKS Ellsworth, 3,960; Helen cing. 10 a.m., women’s golf leagues. Johnson had to beat out ... Dave Keon wound up the regular ShanicHjllQf IMo?2R)s Bontmi-ThinCutBrsEkful Australia, like the U.S. a seven- form whieh helped her oust Hardacre, 3,870. lessons. Noon lunch Mike Panciera, Coach Larry Pan- WHA season with but two minutes in OCliUi PERCH n u iT S *1*1? WHOLE HAMS ciera's son, for the starting job, no time winner since the tourney began Navratilova in the Hilton Head tour­ From C l f l Q HAM SLICES This is the last call for served. 1 p.m., return from the penalty box and should be a in 1963, pins its hopes on Wendy Turn- small feat ... Ray Gliha, former nament. TURBOT HLLETS » COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP A&P IS A POULTRY SHOP signing up for the Dogwood shopping and senior runaway winner for a third straight bull, Kerrie Reid and Dianne Ftom-Cip'n Jorn'rSInlinfi im e a v a Manchester High outfielder, con­ Off court, organisers are CONTAW: 4 (Mtr 2 tkouMir. 2 SkMl M BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS C(WrA«BlNMQn.tLii (BEEF lib . |)kg.$t.4g) OSCAR MAYER MEAT WIENERS OR Thailand, Soviet Union tackles Por­ BIANS WITH PORK 3 your tickets. No tickets 12:45 p.m., bridge games, 1 With New Ref the crown for the first time. SLICED BACON pkg ■ MEATntANKS BEEF FRANKS tugal, Luxembourg plays Taiwan, A m P e q i8eup-Cf o(CsHry.« 0 Slyto _ will be sold at the door. p.m., craft class. Bus Evert, newly married to English A&P-SLICEO-MEATOfl ,.$149 POLSKA, BEEF OR SMOKED-POLISH OSCAR MAYER-SIICEOMEATOR Those going on our bus will Romania plays Mexico, Denmark cHKKiNNooDu 4 ”::'’! pickup at 8:15 a.m., return MONTREAL (UPI) — The Boston Bruins, unhappy with tennis star John Lloyd and currently meets Switzerland, Israel plays AmP»|iTom«lolUcEOf jm L BEEF BOLOGNA pkg 1 JfefKMLBASA BEEF BOLOGNA be contacted as to when trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3 MmisTROfK SOUP 4 ’I several calls in their 4-2 semi-final loss to the Montreal .second behind Martina Navratilova Sw ed en , H u ngary ta k e s on you will be picked up. p.m. 4:30 p.m., bus pickup in the earnings table with $215,875, Czechoslovakia, Belgium meets for trip to ROTC. Canadiens Thursday, will have a new referee in the rematch I want to take this time Saturday. may be short of match practice but Ireland, Norway plays Japan, Argen­ to thank our hard-working Thursday: 10 a.m., bus has the kind of impenetrable baseline tina meets Holland and Yugoslavia pickup. Noon lunch served. But the Bruins will have to wait un­ Boston's chance to equalize was POTATOES, SLICED CARROTS (o';) or PRINCE VANITY FAIR-JUMBO PAPER Joe, who did a super job as play to frustrate most opponents. plays host Spain. - [4 t OFF LABEL-BOUTIQUE-KLEENEX Betty Ryder will show her til the puck is dropped to find out thwarted when—Rick Middleton Austin, however, coming off what (12 oz. vac our cook for this past week. The winning teams earns $40,000, Because of his ability to slides and give a presenta­ whether Lady Luck, who seemed to deflected a ^ard shot from Bobby she called the “biggest win of her ^ iC o r n pac can) Li be on the Canadiens' side Thursday, Schmautz past Ken Dryden. the runner up $20,000 and the losing Lasagna Towels Tissues put together some tasty tion on her trip to Israel. career ” at the $150,000 Hilton Head .scmifinali.sts $10,000 each. meals, we were able to Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen will change the way she calls the “Dave Newell called it right and keep the lunches going social games. Noon lunch' game. then the linesman called it back,” Not Typical Scene $1 $1 while the' schools are on served. 1 p.m., setback Boston’s lunch-bucket brigade will said Middleton. “I was only standing Mb. vacation. games. Bus pickup at 8:15 also have their exemplary checking in front of the net when the puck hit With* a 14-4 record going into today’s home game against Lee Trevino Asked 1*08. Speaking of Joe, he has a a.m., return trips at 12:30 and fast skating, which held thi my arm.” Thames Valley Community College at noon, Manchester Com­ few announcements: Golf p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Canadiens to only 21 shots on Gerry Whatever the reasons, Boston has Cheevers Thursday, munity College baseball Coach Skip Olander (right) didn’t have failed to take a game in the Montreal to make too many trips to the mound. But in recent tilt, he con­ S&W BRAND EMPRESS-SI., CH., or CRUSHED “They were playing their regular Forum in its last 12 games here, and To Cut Contracts ALL VARIETIES-DOG FOOD THICK-RICH-TOMATO game," said Thursday’s star per­ have won only once in its last 19 out­ ferred with lefthander Kevin Martin (left) when hurler got in More Memorial Trees former, Canadiens' Doug ings. minor jam. MCC will host the CCCAA Tournament at Cougar DFNVER (UPI) — Business managers for Lee Trevino Apple Juice Pineapple M ighty Dog Hunt's Sauce Risebrough. “They were playing “It’s much too early to throw it all Field starting Friday. (Herald Photo by Strempfer) parried a request by Mexican-American activists that the pro with a lot of enthusiasm, in. We’re still in tip-top shape,” said golfer cancel his contract with the Adolph Coors Brewery Co, by MANCHESTER The addition of two more memorial "They wereifforechecking very Bruins captain Wayne Cashman. saying their client avoids involvement in religion and politics. $1 $1 trees to be planted for the Greater Manchester Chmber well. They were doing it better than 1 Favorable calls for Montreal, one The Labor Council for Latin quart have ever see them and they were at the end of the final period when . btit. of Commerce’s Memorial Tree Program has been an­ Bird^s Agent Sings American Advancement, affiliated nounced. They were given by Todd E. Williams in doing it with a lot of confidence." defenseman Serge Savard seemed to with the AE’L-CIO, wrote Trevino memory of Daniel McGarvey and Mr. and Mrs. Edward At least one Bruin will be happier glove the puck out of the Montreal this week asking him to cancel his Mexican-American activist leaders goal mouth, was enough to nullify J V. G. Hein in memory of Earl A. Karron Sr. for the second of the best-of-seven promotional contract with the — including Colorado State Sen. Don series. Boston’s outstanding performance, *Song* to Auerbach Sandoval, D-Denver and Herbert according to their powerful Adolph Coors Brewery Co;, located "On Saturday we’ll have another at Golden, Colo, Gallegos, who has led a boycott of referee, a new referee,” said Mike defenseman, Brad Park, Coors beer since 1964 — say Coors SERVICE DELI. TFRRF HAUTF, Ind. (UPI) — Red Auerbach, general The group warned Trevino Coors ^ 0 ^ f Milbury. "The wind will change “They were lucky in this respect,” manager of the Boston Celtics, is trying to approach contract intends to "use your good name and has done little to change policies that Margarine-Quarters Store Sliced-Weaver Sides." said Park. “Sometimes we all felt reputation to offset their .sagging discriminate against minority While the Bruins outmuscled the like screaming from the bench, but negotiations with Larry Bird like he used to treat NBA referees, workers. BLUEBONNET 2 ^ * 1 CHICKEN ROLL the Indiana State star’s agent said Friday. sales in California and el.scwhere,” Grapelrult Canadiens for much of the game, the what's the use. It -was simply "U*e Trevino’s intentions were not store Sllced-Carando caused mainly by the AFL-CIO’s Habs triumphed on a flukey goal by frustrating.” “Auerbach treats negotiation nouncements of real or fictitious boycott, to side with anybody,” said the two A&P JUICE 2 r . * l The Bruins will field a healthy sessions like he used to treat referees Red-Rlpe-Callf.-Quart Cont. GENOA SALAMI Guy Lafleur from behind the net and figures to be an invasion of his Albert and Arnold .Salinas, business Salinases. “It has always been his team Saturday, while the status of — taunting them," explained Bob a third-period two-on-one break by privacy.” managers of I>ee Trevino Elnter- policy and our policy as his busine.ss Canadien Steve Shutt was still uncer­ Woolf, the lawyer Bird hired as his^ Risebrough and Pierre Larouche who Woolf said the date of May 15 men­ prises in Dallas, told a Denver managers not to be involved in m m tain Friday. agent. STRAWBERRIES: broke a 2-2 tie. tioned as a deadline for Boston to newspaper by. telephone Wednesday religion, politics or anything of that A&P Cosmetic Woolf said the action earlier this Collee Ligtiliner-RIch's F(f«h'2ntY Nd reach a settlement was not really a Trevino neither supported nor op­ sort." FRESH-SOLID HEAD IMPORTED-EMPEROR j 2 week in which Auerbach announced COFFEE RICH RADISHES COTTON PUFFS. .... deadline— only a time frame around posed Coors’ labor practices. "He’s endorsing the beer," said UnC«frotS'S«**t that the Celtics had broken off their Arnold Salinas. ASP-Juice A&P-flubbIng Compound which Bird wanted to work. “I don’t think he even knows what Green CARRETTES Red Hei ^ Seven Victories talks with Bird came as a complete “He likes it. It’s a good product ORANGE Uadi Fftth Daifv ALCOHOL cents the labor’practiccs are," said Albert surprise, especially after a cordial Salinas. and he thinks it’s the best” abbage CB B IY HEARTS >. session. firvy FlOfida WtHli Grapes Woolf was in Terre Haute to confer GRAPEFRUIT Goal of Rangers with Bird and also attend a dinner at Cahl SaedUM FincyHivtl Rut)bermajd-"Twist-Pop" A Game Shifted Savs 141-Plain, Sugar, Cinn ORANGES which Bird and the Indiana State Goidanmpi-VfNo* ICE CUBE TRAYS 2 UNIONDALE, N.Y. (UPI) — Coach Fred Shero isn’t counting, Sycamores were honored by UPI. Elast Catholic's ba.scball game at Soviets Complete CAKE DONUTS 5 9 ' home today against HCC rival BANANAS 99 RuMterniald (ttb Qt. S1.00) or A but the New York Rangers need only seven more victories to win Bird has been named UPI Player of Save 204-lndlvldual 9? ? Northwest Catholic has been shifted the Year. ..M'S PITCHER 2 their first National Hockey League Stanley Cup since 1940. DANISH Oil ■ “For reasons of their own the to the afternoon at a 2 o’clock start. Unbeaten Record As if their four games to one troun It wa.s originally scheduled It a.m. since we played with any emotion, Boston Celtics have elected to break MOSCOW (UPI) — The Soviet Union underlined its dominance cing of the Philadelphia Flyers in the off negotiations relative to the Larry The jayvee encounter has been MANUFACTURER S COUPON quarterfinals wasn’t enough, the not since the end of they season. They cancelled. of the World Ice Hockey Championships Friday with a 6-1 vic­ lAR^bHCouporindiSrSOPurctmi ! With Tliis CougoniniU $7 50 PurclMse' ■ *,-*'''"'^< ^< M » o a ™ n S 7 50PijrcluW ! beat us to the puck in the comers and Bird contract,” Woolf said in a state­ Rangers ripped the New York ment. tory over second-place Czechoslovakia to complete its unbeaten NTORTIDPORCaAIN.... Ij ------CflISP-FBESH-KKBlER------. REQULARORDrr LAUNWyOETEfMSWT ' ALiaAVOAS Islanders, 4-1, Thursday night in the in the slot. We’ve got to build up lUtm ! liSTASALTiNBS some animosity toward the Rangers. “Therefore, we would jike to state record after eight matches against the world”s best. COTTSpOA WISK R ffiTA L opener of their semifinal series, if the Celtics wish to 'emain with Miranda Decision P L A T lo r Don Murdoch, who suffered a mile They’re a nice bunch of guys, so it’s In the closing match of the two their first and only offer then as week tournament, a capacity crowd Golikov’s score at 5:40. MUG LIQUID concussion in last Tuesday’s clincher tougher to get mad against them as BOSTON (UPI) — Oscar Miranda, lE o r r m i much as we would like to be with of 14,000 saw the Ru.ssians, who The Soviet Union quickly got back e*e«nhce«geii over Philadelphia, scored a power opposed to Philadelphia.” 53, of Tampa, Fla. — master’s divi­ I QiHoncont Sn-3o2.pk(a Boston, we would choose to go clinched their 16th world title on in the lead, however, when Valery TioinimTecUld ly Uw AP7 I10 I TK«ptn» 3lsewhere or to enter the 1970 draft in Wednesday when it beat Canada, out- Kharlamov skated through to score VlMApaniiiTLlin the Islanders that tied the game. The shots against Ranger goalie John Marathon — has been disqualified, ______Davidson and the Ranger defense lune. We will remain firm in this race officials say. skate and outmusclc Czechoslovakia unassisted at 15:44, At 5:56 of the se­ city cousins from Madison Square :ommitment.” cond period, Yuri Ubedev flicked Garden were unbeatable after that as kept high scoring Mike Bossy from There was no record of Miranda to retain the crown it won last year in MANUFACTURER S COUPON even taking a shot at their net. Woolf said Boston always had been passing any of the checkpoints on the Prague. the puck back off the boards in the -y-A!JJ.'llU:UJim:»J.lll-JT?W —p-MTrT?lllJJ4mH:Hj.lHd.l.’A-. Eld Johnstone put the Rangers ahead Bird’s first choice in the NBA. right corner and Sergei Makarov, ALLFLAVORS-MIX j, I ”I don’t think we made a mistake 26-mile, 385-yard course and Canada scored a 6-3 over Sweden in 2:56 later. Ron Dugay and newcomer However, he added that Bird “has stationed in front of the net, easily FEMNNEHMTECTKIN BUY ONE Bobby Sheehan wrapped it up with on defense,” said Davidson about the therefore no evidence he ran the en­ a morale-boosting match in which FAMRSOFTENB) I p W A AUGMNDS-CaffGE GET ONE left the decision in my hands as to beat goalie Jiri Kralik, FRENCH'S FREE second period tallies. torrid forechecking that kept the tire race, marathon officials said the dispirited Canadlans-who finally K O T B X what is a fair and equitable con­ won a match in the title playoffs of Sergei Kapustin made it 4-1 at GRAVY C D C D N U T I MAXWBJ. The Islanders again are hosts for Islanders out of Ranger ice. Wednesday. Islan d e r Coach A) Arbour tract”’ "He was not among the first 100 the eight-nation championships. That 18:56 and Vladimir Petrov and TMBE-.7Boi.to DAYS N U -S D F T ; HIMTUKNUSH-N OZ. OONT. the second game in the best-of-seven Woolf also said that he nor Bird Kharlamov rounded out the scoring. .•nn.pkgi HOUSE series, which will be played Saturday criticized the Islanders for being flat. runners at the 20-mile and 23 1/2 mile match also made no change to the UgaloncoM. ______1-n.can ■ "We reallyJ didn’t do anything ever had released any figures concer- checkpoint,” said race director Will final standings, since Canada has “We weren’t quite sure what toe b I , »Mm tfteei w-te* at 1 p.m. EST. The action then LmH m t ce«m #•> tmwy tonight,” saiduhe disgusted mentor. ning the contract talks. All Cloney. been doomed to fourth place, bottom spirit of the team was, Canadian L«M me cRHpm tu v** IW«-» I.-imKmecsmenpiMUMy...... -...... - *«P-7t LRMmeammeeitMPv _ switches to the Rangers' home ice Ivmt^inmyynn maAewa-Kii i nn G B P jv w ttn . rah the whole race',said" Miranda, ment, Czechoslovakia’s only, goal "Tberj? 'y®® Islander goalie Oiico Resch after son and he'considers his contract Canadialis were" much the -better - 1138 TOLLAND TNPKE. - CALDOR PLAZA - MANCHESTER turning away 34 other shots. ”I think It’s been almost 40 years since the whose time of 2:16,31 would have came at 14:48 of the first peridd, > w a i p m T M i m . » m a y i o n Rangers have placed the Stanley Cup negotiations to be a private matter. been a world recoriL for his age when Ivan Hlinka combined with team today," said Swedish coach WtMStRVtneRKMTTOLMff OlWIlTlTES TOIPPCUSTOMBIMOTOCOWKT nPQCUACAl tRW tt fTBgWSRUT4VAU8UTOiaaESNBgORiCT

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EVENING HERALD. Sat., April 28, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN INVITATION f3 Nafp Hfantatf 13 W anted Flood INVITATION TO BID jsalp ^ H e lp W a n te d 1 3 TO BID t’eceived in the Bolton Selectmen’s Of­ CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC SECRETARY - Full time. TEXAS OIL CO. needs Vic Wertz Worked Hard fice, m Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, tt, 06040 unUl 2 P.M. - Experienced only. Top SALES- Appliances, TV Sales. Some shorthand requir^. mature person. We train. The Manchester Board of May 9, 1979 for the following; wages, i^ply: Atlas Tile, 1 ^ Aggressive person to sell Plan South Windsor Bank & Trust Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. major name brands. Large EducaUon soliciU bids for Art Berlin "Ipke., Wethersfield, Co. Main office. Apply in per­ Worth, Tex. 76101. 5 H.P. Single Phase, 230 volt. Air Compressor with 80 563-0151. volume local dealer. Inside Supplies for the 1979-1900 gallon vertical tank, magnetic starter and automatic tank son. 1033 John nfeh Blvd., sales. Good starting salary school year. Sealed bids will South Winasor. Between 9 AM BABYSITTER NEEDED- ..drain. Lubrication High Pressure Chassis pump for 120 RN-LPN wanted for full or and 3 PM. while training. Attractive be received unUI 3:00 P.M., pound drums with control handles, 25 feel Vi" I.D. H.P. hose, Call anytime after 6 p.m., 646- paid benefits. Call for inter­ To Get into Big Money Year Off May 29. 1979, at which Ume part time on all shifts. Apply 0767. ballbearing swivel, 8" hydraulic adapter and pressure^ view appointment, A1 director of nursing. Salmon- INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint Siefferts, Sr., at 647-9997. they will be publicly opened. matic. Delivered price? brook Convalescent Home, off solar control films - start MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. World Series opener between the The right is reserved to reject MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR the Vic Wertz Distributorship, a get started, so he borrowed it and has COVENTRY - I t will be House Street, Glastonbury. $4.00. High pot'ential. DOCTORS OFFICE. Giants and Indians, the one Willie any and all bids. Bids will be publicly opened at 2 P.M. May 9th. The Board of Please call 633-5244. TYPISTS AND (UPI) — Some ballplayers highly successful multimillion-dollar long since paid it back. He was with Excellent fringe benefits. ROCKVILLE - Monday, SECRETARIES (temporary). Mays miraculously caught up *ith about a year before the Specifications and bid forms selectmen reserve the right to review bids before awarding Training provided. Call become multimillionaires operation which is still growing, so a the Indians when he got his dis­ a contract, or to reject any and'all bids. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Work near your home! and grabbed with his back to the Ck)ventry will enter into the may be secured at the NURSES AIDES wanted for Elmore Associates, 647-1411. 12 to 6. Send resume to Box two or three million-doilar baseball tributorship in 1955. That was the Town of Bolton, Conn. full time on all shifts. Apply Register near your home! overnight, the easy way, by plate. regular phase of the BusinesS'Office. 45 N. School CC, c/o Manchester Herald. Capital Temporaries has in­ contract wouldn't begin to tempt same year he was stricken with Henry P. Ryba director of nursing. Salmon- WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR signing a piece of paper. Vic Wertz out-hit Willie Mays as National Flood Insurance Street, Manchester, Connec­ teresting short and long term him. polio, and one of the other players’ First Selectman i brook Convalescent Home, off Flowet Locations, Friday, A handful of others do it the hard Program, town officials ticut. Raymond E. Demers, 071-4 ' assignments available in East Wertz and his wife, Lucille, are wives asked Wertz' wife: well as every other regular on both Business Manager House Street, Glastonbury. Saturday or Sunday. Car Hartford, Manchester," Ver­ way, by going into some outside sides in that Series, getting eight hits said Thursday while Please call 633-5244. needed. S.D.R. Enterprises, sole owners of the 'company, which “ Do you think he’ll be able to run it 059-4 EXPERIENCED non and South Windsor areas. business or venture and breaking in 16 times up for a .500 average. He meeting with federal Andover, Conn., 742-9^. Earn top pay rates. Never pay numbers 75 employees all busily from a wheelchair?” SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for MACHINIST, TOOL MAKER, their backs working, and if there’s did other notable things in his career government represen­ INVITA'nON TO BID a fde. Call Capital 'Tem­ engaged in distributing their product. But his polio was not paralytic and The Manchester Board of Lost and Found 1 South Windsor. Will train. WAITRESS - No experience POWER PRESS any question in your mind which of such as being named to the All-Star tatives to review the final NOTICE OPERATORS AND SET-UP poraries at 278-1313 to arrange Miller, Lite, and Lowenbrau beer, to he played for eight more years. In Education solicits bids for Apply 9 Brookfield Street or needed. Will train. Night shift. an interview appointment these two ways bfings the most drafts of the flood hazard The 1978 annual report of call 289-5918, after 12 noon. Apply in person: Silver Lane MAN. Apply in person, H & B various sections of the U.S. and the season following his attack, team four times, but practically Manual Typewriter right in Manchester. satisfaction, the greatest inner glow, everywhere he goes, people in­ boundary maps for Coven­ the Mary B. Rubinow and Restaurant. 281 Spencer Tool & Engineering Co., 168 Canada. Wertz was voted Sbmeback Player of try. William Rubinow Maintenance for the 1979-80 NURSES AIDES - Full time, Street, Manchester. Forest Street, Manchester. then all you have to do is ask "We're proud of the place,” says variably ask him the same question: school year. Sealed bids will LOST - BLACK AND TAN E.O.E. M/F. ' MANCHESTER AREA the Year when he hit 32 home runs The town is now in the in­ Scholarship Fund is and part time, 7-3 and 11-7. WOMEN (temporary). someone like Vic Wertz. Wertz, walking through one section "What about that catch?” available for inspection at be received until 3:00 P.M., male shepherd. 6 months old. Experienced preferred, but SHORT ORDER COOK - Must and knocked in 106 runs for the In­ itial Emergency Phase of Answers to Zepplin. Center Secretaries ana typists "If someone could turn back the of a spotlessly clean 79.000-sqUare- “I’m very proud that I’m 49 Pitkin Street, May 31, 1979, at which time we will train. Apply in person: be experienced. Apply In per­ needed for interesting tem­ dians. That had nothing to do, though, the program which is ad- and Adams Streets. Call 649- son: Silver Lane Restaurant, clock, jmake me 25 years old again foot warehouse, which boasts along remembered in connection with it,” Manchester, Conn., its they will be publicly opened. East Hartford Convalescent porary assignments at with his outside business, which was ministdred by the Federal 0231. Reward. Home, 745 Main Street, East 281 S p en cer S tre e t, and offer me two or thre^ Imillion with neatly stacked rows and rows of he says, and you know he means it. “ I principal office, during The right is reserved to reject Prestige area companies. still very shaky. Insurance Administration any and all bids. Hartford. Manchester. Now you can register and dollars to play'baseball. I'd say 'No, beer, some of the most sophisticated look at it this way: if it had been a regular business hours by IMPOUNDED - Female, part "Some of the comments of other within the U. S. Depart­ Specifications and bid forms work near your home. thanks,'" says .54-year-old Vic Wertz, home run or a triple, would people any citizen requesting it olden, about 2 years old. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS- RN, or LPN-Part time, It to7 reclamation machinery imaginable distributors would come back to ment of Housing and Urban may be secured at the MACHINISTS For Aircraft Onenings in East Hartford, who once played for the Detroit have remembered it? Not very like­ within 180.,days after the f'ound Phelps Road area. Con­ Excellent Part Time work. a.m. Weekdays or weekends. Parts- Experimental and to recycle cans and bottles as me," he says. “They said 1 was a Business Office, 45 N. School tact Manchester Dog Warden Manchester, Vernon and Leaders Plan Strategy Tigers, St. Louis Browns, Baltimore ly. I never actually saw Willie make, Development. date of this publication. Will train. Call Manchester Laurel Manor, 91 Chestnut Short Run. Job Shop South Windsor. Earn top prescribed by Michigan state law. ballplayer who knew nothing about Jay E. Rubinow Street, Manchester, Connec­ 6464555. 643-2414 or Vernon 875-2826 Street, 649-4519. Orioles, Cleveland Indians, Boston the catch because I was running and Michael Cervione and experience preferred. To rates. Pay no fee. Call Capital. "I m proud of all the people who the business and wouldn’t last five Secretary. ticut. Raymond E. Demers, work on either Lathe, Manchester High girls’ softball Coach Mary Faignant (left) Red Sox and Minne.sota Twins. Larry Wiess of the U. S. P e r s o n a ls Temporaries at 278-1313 to work for me and what we have ac­ months in it. My answer to that was I had my head down. There's no doubt Board of Trustees Business Manager. 2 NURSES AIDES- Full time, NURSE AIDES- We are Bridgeport, Cintimatic or arrange for an interview ap­ goes over strategy with co-captains Wendy Warren (center) and “I mean it from the bottom of my Geological Survey were at 0584 all shifts. Experience looking for responsible, warm complished together," Wertz adds, didn't see where it was written that in my mind about how great a'catch (0804) Tracer. Top Pay for right pointment right in Lauri Turkington at recent practice. The Indians, semifinalists heart," Wertz adds. “In all the years the meeting to review their R ID E WANTED TO preferred, but training will be people interested in caring for man. Excellent fringe Manchester. “Lucille and I started with a minus all ballplayers were necessarily it was, though, because I've seen it HAMILTON STANDARD, I was in baseball, 1 never knew what final drafts with Town given. Apply in person: East the Elderly and Mentally benefits. Apply at: Paragon in Class LL a year ago, are off to a fine 5-1 start. (Herald Photo pool, and if she hadn't been there to on film more than a hundred times.” Windsor Locks, 7:30 to 4:00. Hartford Convalescent Home, Retarded. All shiRs available- stupid and that all beer distributors Planner Gregory 'Padick EAST HARTFORD Tool Co., Inc., 121 Adams COOK FOR WEEKEND it meant to bo with a winner, a world help me along the way, this whole Whenever Wertz and Mays see Call 643-5686. 745 Main Street, East Hart­ full time. Apply in person to; Street, Manchester, 647-9935. by Pinto) _ were geniuses.” and Town Manager Frank PUBLIC SCHOOLS ' advertising ' SHIFT- Local convalescent championship team. 1 feel I'm finally thing never would've been possible. each other, they kid about the catch. ford. Meadows Convalescent home. Some experience Wertz played close to 20 years and Connolly. Town officials Home, 333 Bidwell Street, with one now. I love the business I'm The man responsible for giving me Mays is due to be enshrined in DEADLINE MECHANIC NEEDED- To necessary. Good working con­ collected 1,692 hits, including 266 said the flood maps will PART TIME - No nights. No Manchester. work 4 hours per day. Must in." an opportunity to buy a beer dis­ Baseball’s Hall of Fame at 12:00 nooff the day before ditions, Write for interview homers, while knocking in 1,178 runs, require minor changes, INVITATION publication. weekends. Long holidays, July know construction equipment. to: Food Service. Box 315, Twenty five years ago, Wertz was Cooperstown, N.Y., four months BARMAID - Apply in person. Joe’s World tributorship was Jerry Hoffberger, yet what most people remember him mostly road changes. Deadline for Saturday and Mon* and August off. Many retired Have own tools.' Send resume Wethersfield, Conn., 06109. one of the leading players in the the owner of the Orioles whom 1 met , from now and Wertz, who has TO BID day is 12:00 Noon Friday gentlemen and housewives Mr. G's Restaurant, East to: P.O. Box 8, Coventry, best for is one long out he made. They said that within the A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD American League making $35,000 or in Baltimore in '1954." received some votes himself, says enjoy driving school buses. Hartford or call for appoint­ Conn., 06238. PODIATRIC ASSISTANT- By JOH CABMAN That was the ball he hit nearly 500 next two weeks, public BID #486 Could help to sell your items wflY NOT YOU? We will ment, 569-0320. something like that. Today he heads Wertz didn’t have enough money to "nobody deserves to be in there more faster, rent your room quicker Maturc, efficient individual, feet at the Polo Grounds in the 1954 notices will be published of DRIVER EDUCATION train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or than Willie does.” PLEASE READ and bring you better results! HOUSEKEEPER / JANITOR eager to learn. Tasks include: the town’s elevations. Then Information may be obtained Manchester, 643-2414. MANCHESTER AREA - Full time. Mature persons. Direct patient contact, Ask the Herald Classified Ad WOMEN (temporary). there will be a 90-day from Miriam P. Levinson, taker about details. Put the Apply in person: East Hart­ operating room techniques, Assistant Director of Business YOUR AD BUS DRIVERS - will train if Secretaries and typists ford Convalescent Home, 745 radiology, and more. Hours: 8 appeal period and a six Classified ads are taken over the STAR to work for you! Phone necessary. Apply 90 needed for interesting tem­ Bamboo and Cane Rods Abele Singles King, Youth Soccer Services, East Hartford phone as a convenience The 643-2711. Main Street, East Hartford. a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday thru month compliance period School Department, 110 Long Herald la responsible for only Brookfield Street, Muth Wind­ porary assignments at Friday. Bring resume in your for the town to adopt one incorrect Insertion and then sor. Call 289-5918. Prestige area companies. RETIRED GENTLEMAN own handwriting. Interviews Hill Drive, East Hartford, Ct. only to.the size of the original In* Now you can register and Clinics Slated regulations. 06108 until bid opening on: FOR PART TIME Light Tuesday May Isf, 7:30 to 9:30 Wife in Doubles Win sertldn. Errors which do not PART TIME. Work from work near your home. cleaning and maintenance. p.m. 117 East Center Street, At least once a week .someone will own tapers and jigs according to the The flood maps will be lessen the value of the adver* Clinics for the 1,400 Manchester May 14, 1979 at 2:00 p.m. home on the phone servicing Openings in East Hartford, Daily basis. 10 - 12 hours Manchester. wander into the store to .see new cane length of the rod and its purpose. available for examinations tisement will no! be corrected by Entertainm ent our customers in vour spare Manchester, Vernon and It was strictly a family affair - the Abeles, Joe and Claire - in SPORTS boys and girls who signed up for the The East Public Schools is an an additional insertion. weekly. Call weekdays 9 - 5, rods 1 have acquired. When 1 .say Purpo.se means trout rod, salmon in the planner’s office in time. 249-7773. South Windsor. Earn top pay 647-9903, Evenings, 649-1421. PART TIME - Accounting of­ new, 1 mean new to me, albeit the rod etc,, fast action, medium action last weekend’s Men’s Singles and Women’s Doubles Tennis Recreation Department’s summer Equal Opportunity Employer. rales. Pay no fee. Call Capital SLATE the Town Hall or in either 077-4 fice, Flexible hours. Office rods are used, and in most instances, or slow action. Each one of these ac­ Tournaments at the Manchester Racquet Club. soccer program have been scheduled EXPERIENCED Temporaries at 278-13lJ to WELL ESTABLISHED machine skills helpful. Some of the town’s two libraries. . MACHINISTS & LATHE arrange for an interview ap­ well on the way to be coming collec­ tions requires a different taper, Radio, Tee\ee starting Monday night at 6 o’clock at PONY RIDES- Bell Street, COMPANY WITH solid typing. Accounting Joe Abele bested a field of 29 en- Marshall def. Mortimer 6-3, 6-4; Abele Manchester High. More than 14,500 com­ Glastonbury, 1 mile from the OPERATORS- Full or part p o in tm e n t r ig h t in workload with excellent background helpful. Call 633- tors items. although the rods could be the .same def. Custer 6-1, 6-1. Today INVITATION fADVERTISINC time. Excellent benefits. App­ Manchester. trants for the men's title while his Purpose of the clinics will be for munities, nationwide, and Manchester Town Line. working conditions for 1662. The names on the sticks roll off length. i:E: three 8V2 foot rods all wife and Norma White of East Hart­ Quarterfinis: Auer def. Eccles 6-1, 6-4; 1:00 Mets v». l)odf;i‘rN, Gli. 9, onethird of Connecticut’s Ponies also available for ly in person at: 1422 Tolland qualified mechanicaJ. in­ screening and instructions prior to TO BID Turnpike, Manchester. LM TYPISTS AND like a rodmakers hall of fame, different tapers, because of the three ford teamed for the doubles laurels. Freitag def. Moore 7-6, 7-6; Abele def. :«), W INF communities, have joined RATES Children’s Birthday Parties at strumentation and welders - BURGER KING Needs men Edwards, Needham, Leonard, different type actions de.scribed Marshall 6-0, 6-0; Semifinals: Auer def. 1:00 M il, PlayofG. Gli. ,'{8 being placed on teams. Doug Pearson 1 day ...... 126 word per day your home. Call 643-0797. Gill Welding Manufacturing SECRETARIES (temporary). excellent fringe benefits and and women, full or part time Joe Abele bested Larry Auer for this initial phase of the The Manchester Board of Co. Division of BHS, Inc., or Work near your home! Payne, llslan, Howells, Powell, Freitzg 6-4, 7-6; Abele def. Van of the Rec staff will supervise play. 3 days ...... 116 word per day medical coverage - top graded to work days or evenings from above. Each rod requires three the Men's Singles crown in straight .'1:00 Man Kinj: Tennis GlaKsir, program. Education solicits bids for 6 days ...... 106 w ord per day call 647-9931. ' ' Register near your home! pay - steady work, excellent Kruiningen 6-4, 7-6; Finals: Abele def. No new registrations will be 5 to closing. Must be over 18. Gillum, Payne, Winston; Carlson, different size lines, so that they may sets, 6-3, 6-4, while Claire'Abele and Ch. 8 A town may apply for the Teaching Supplies for the Mdayt .. D6days ...... Help Wanted 13 Capital Temporaries has in- potential (4 good people Apply in person between 2 and Auer 6-3, 6-4. accepted. 15 w ords S2 00 m inim um ATTENTION - Need 2 people . tercsting short and long term Dickerson, 'Phomas, Cross, and Orvis flex and work at their optimum per­ White topped Hiary Demarest and 4:00 t;olf Legends, Cli. 22 program by adopting 1979-1980 school year. Sealed needed) only qualified apply - 6 p.m., 467 Center Street, Women's Doubles: Valentine - Clark Clinic schedule: April 30 - 8-year- bids will be received until 3:00 Happy A d a ...... $2.50 inch TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. over 21. Immediate employ­ assignments available in East at 36 Rear (Jommcrcc Street, Manchester. are .some of the rods that have pa.s.sed formance. Suzie Young for the doubles honor, 6- 4:.'10 Sports Speelaeiilar, Gli. 3 preliminary flood plain def. Moore Balcome 6-3, 6-3; Second olds; May 1 9-year-olds; May 2 - 10- P.M., May 30, 1979, at which Apply 81 Commerce Street, ment. This is not a fancy ad, Hartford, Manchester, Ver­ Glastonbury, CT. (HABCO through my hands, or have been .sent What was so fascinating, was to .5:00 Wide W orld of Sports, Gh. management measures. A 4, 6-2. round: Abele - White def. Brown - Wynn year-olds; May 3 - 11-year-olds; May time they will be publicly Glastonbury. PTG we simply want a person who non and South Windsor areas. INC.). SECRETARY ^ to me from all over the country for watch the way Omar would set his 8 needs a permanent job. Ad­ Earn top pay rates. Never pay, Results: Men - First round: Eccles, 6-2, 6-1; Britncll - Lieberman def. Lane- 4 12-year-olds; May 7 -13 and 14-year- town must require building opened. Tlie right is reserved COMPANY. 'Telephone 633- WILLIMANTIC LAW apprai.sal. pieces of cane into his jigs, and cut to 8:00 Bruins xs. (iuiiudix'iis. (Ji. 7631. vancement opportunity. Call a fee. Call >CapitaI Tem- TRACTOR / TRAILER OFFICE. Excellent typing bye: Franz def Martin, default; Auer Ross 6-1, 7-5; Ball - Murray dcf, Valen­ olds; May 8 -15, 16 and 17-year-olds; permits for all proposed to reject any and all bids. Each rod, to me, is a thing of beau­ the tapers of the rods that he wanted. dcf. Ross 6-1, 6-1; Minor def. Zamoff 6-2, 38 between 10 a.m. and 3 |pm. - porarics at 278-1313 to arrange DRIVER - With Class I skills essential. Will train. tine - Clark 6-2, 6-3; Demarest - Young May 9 - 6-year-olds; May 10 - 7-year- construction or other Specifications and bid forms 528-3869. E.O.E. an interview appointment ty even in cases where they have an Finishing the.se rough cuts with his 6-2; Moore def. Sorosiak 4-6. 6-0. 7-5; def. Nero - Roberts 6-0, 6-1. 10:00 Red So\ xs. Angels, License. Experienced and Submit Resume and olds; May 11 and May 14 are rain development in the com­ may be secured at the RN, LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 right in Manches(cr. dependable, for loca) and out references to Box N, c/o outward afipearance of having been tiny thumbnail planes tall designed Hulbert def. Scanlan 7-6, 4-6, 6-4; Freitag Semifinals: Abele-White def. Britnell- WTIC > :v .' dates. munity and must review Business Office, 45 N. School shifts. Good pay, good of state deliveries. Must be Manchester Herald. ttiidugh the wars. Most rods are the and made by him) was equally def Foley 6-2, 6-0; Cafazzo def. Barton 6- Lieberman 6-0, 6-1; Demarest - Young 10:20 \ aiikees xs. Mariners. the permit to assure that Street, Manchester, Connec­ benefits and workingw< ’ ' con- Bondabic and have good 1, 6-3; Downey dcf. Kallet, dcfeault; dcf. Ball - Murray 7-6, 4-6, 6-3. Finals : ditions.Hifinnc ApplyAnnitr in lnAre/xn____, culmination of the design, tapers, fascinating. WINF sites are reasonably free ticut. Raymond E. Demers, employment record. DISPATCHER ^ and infinite patience and craft- Mammon dcf. Quinn 6-3, 6-3; Pallnow Abele - White def. Demarest - Young 6-4, Business Manager non Manor. 180 Regan Road, Telephone tfomcr Coan, 643- HANDWRITING, Figure ap­ Then these sticks were glued, from flooding. Vernon. manship of thes^ fine ilrti.sans. I animal glue, was used in the era def. Ward 6-3, 6-4; Van Kruiningen, bye; 6- 2 , Sundax 068-4 MqDonald’s® 0644. titude, and light typing essen­ Marshall dcf Mahew 6-3, 6-1; Custer def. For its flood-prone tial. Experience In construc­ Every .so often, however; you hit a before epoxie and some of these None of the winners resides in 1:30 MIA Playoff (.aine, Cli. 3 Generous Player Quinto 6-3, 6-4; Abele, bye. Manchester, The Abeles and White are 2:00 Inlernalional Boxing, (!li. areas, the town must also SECRETARY SALES tion helpful but will (rain. clinker, and I have found that in few glues are still holding after 75 years) EDMONTON, Alberta (UPI) - Ne^ds People DEPARTMENT- Shorthand Hours - 7 to 5 daily with ad­ Second round: Eccles def. Franz 4-6, 7- from East Hartford. Claire Abele lost in 8 require proper anchoring cases, just hecause a man's name is and bound together with special Dave Dryden, one of the stingiest II w i l l nw.. McDonald’D'^ still has opportunities and typing a must. 9 to 5, five ditional overtime required. 6, 6-2; Auer def. inor 6-4, 6-4; Moore def. the finals to Judy Riley Staknis in 2:00 Mels xs. Dodgers, Cli. 9 of structures, the use of days. Call 289-9541, Mrs. on a rod. it does not necessarily mean string to hold until everything had set goalies in the World Hockey Associa­ BUILDING EQUIPMENT MAINTEIUNCE WORKERS Call between 8 and 5, 643-2133; Hulbert 6-0, 6-1; Freitag def. Cafazzo 6- Women's Singles. 2:30 Golf Legends, Gli. 22. 30 construction materials and REGAL available during Breakfast and Lunch Quinn. ask for Steve Thornton. that it is the superior fishing tool it is up. 4,6-1; Mammcn dcf. Downey 6-3, 6-2; Van Defending men's singles champ Ken tion all year, showed the generous methods that will Several permanent positions with full benefits periods with Flexible Hours. supposed to he Kruiningen dcf Pollnow 6-1, 6-0; 3:30 Anieriean Sporlsnian. Gli. GKnUGStGVTS After the final finishing, I glued White was unable to play due to an injury. 8 side of his nature Wednesday by minimize flood damage, -MimWriiMmh available for persons willing to earn while ypu As a member of our crew, you will The integrity of most of the older sticks sanded and smoothed) the rods giving his share of the WHA goal­ Mfl nVl BMt]) 3:43 MIA Playoff (iaine, Gli. 3 adequate draining for new o r t iir i |*b ti IrwAi mi learn, or with knowledge In areas of electrical, receive Supervised training, free meals, rod makers was such, that they were varnished and wound. This in­ tending award to charity. subdivisions, and the loca­ Irw iMfkt'i Amt nlv otNif. 4:00 Bed Sox xs. Angels, Gli. Ms* I aip t wpiflaritr li k r iM |Mr k- plumbing, or H.V.A.C. equipment. Apply In per­ pleasant working conditions and regular would not let anything that did not volved winding over the ferrule seats Dryden. along with helpers Ed tion and design of new or CMM. meet their exacting standards and legs of the guides with the 38. W TIG Mio, Ed Walsh and Hannu Kamppuri, f« hrthv m *in i« nVi son between 8AM and 3PM to: wage Increases. I M i i I i ik t Larry Kelly (.461) has a better 71 Hayw a t t r M i IMS! UM| DOlieilS This is a multi-million dollar drivers license. imN riw ooMtis average. The Cougars overall are Manch — tar. C L ; pomis 1HIM) CAM! OOMlIS SnffNTO CAM S ld iS MOdO CAM DOMlfS IIEVENTN CAM DOMIES 7 roNis r * r--a. . . Excdlcal aoxoatrib- I Iij5u H I POMIS 7 rowrs 7 rooiTs business, although a weakness of the htpa wpwrw I frtr bmr4 7 roods batting a shade under .260, so Zerio’s (he rrak d ? Nir IaIiiii R 1 7rcw 1 bvtft I 7 tsa ^ litKbs t RoCanraIrr ■tory beaefit program 7 ttiKrrrin Imi show is its failure to underline just 3 llu5lbKpA 7 R(Hhi{ur7 Bolitii R 7 feNmOQ 7 Orkfa ■ (cmarrs 7 laAraran Irawl particular figures could easily I Hu>Tr{it) MnnJtj I kjsu IntniM I 3 C«ri how much money is made and by iactadfag pewiioD pfam. pmtng fell(?nr:r' NOW I II bn 3 D«ran(s-Atrs I 4 G r w K M 3 7ab^ Am ■ reflect the chemistry of a third-or MISTER OUTSIDE S Cmn Unnibj t iMi^toMnnii 1 ho 4 ImtIt'Carainpiiai 4 ArtaneEfffiane Apply fa penoo or caD 5 11 Urtnt I whom. f Ihnrrcw limey S Rhi bmrv S OrWi ■ 5 (nnea Carsa 5 Eiawa 7tK)n) fourth spot hitter in the lineup. Needa assistant who can help him maintain the C I maU Hondiii 643.1101. 7 IrctHwiu f Cfiw Iftwl f IKirinre f lauaianlMioa fi EsAnWCataiwmii Even in pre-television times, it was grounds, parking lota, and garage of a large office YOU CM PLACE YOUR 7 I m Irlfrhf Olander, however, is sticking with I 7 RpitrJo liP 7 kw ■ 7 (*$sW7squi A 7rfui|«MU 7 OwantsInMias I Aa equal opportnalty SWS Iho lilerhe li PrteCiiM 4 I n w I I 7abali lfsnsl I IsaoHin Othsa jokingly suggested colleges race Zerio up front, rather than promote building, aa well aa "pitch In" when MISTER SUBS 11 • lixrr H SMS IMii(wrr Hurtu SM Ikinu MD0VEIMEWS7APER employer. Male/Femalc. SICONP c m DOUUIS SMS AM«w Mursa SMS Orkfa ■ Carr a horses instead of maintaining human him to a power role. INSIDE needs a hand. Good opportunity to earn CUSSIHED AD MYTIME SIIIK &m MUBllS 7 roMis lOUfiiH CAMf smciis (KHTH GAM DOUIKS nidTI CAM SOMES nmfTH U M OOMtES FKANH HOWWJD HIT 25 ‘ AuicD pntNTiNa seavicES 7 roods athletic teams, which would save DEDLERSIIP and learn. Apply In person between BAM and 3PM I titrfipcul M 7 W«7S 7 roids 7 roods 7 roods He does a tremendous job leading SrvUkMMTpto.W. •r PRINTING I lolitii R I Oihri ■ Unr* I H.R,'5 HIS FIRST YEAJt, ? Ixivld l»n<|.i I Nlcffurra I Isaqwn 1 (kksa ■ CarawMi* money and classroom seats. Now off for us, ” says Olander about his 20- ManehMtRf. Com. to: 7 I«>5L» 7 kitsifdnel 7 IflaneCarnj 7 Ermiu THE Uk. ROOKIE MMK. A V M U U li 1 tr(w bm' ) .w A IsJnrw; ftffWHro 7 (nmu Cir«wf4> 7 L'A carae I Kraeea Eemarrs and suggests: power hitter, though he enjoyed an fall at the plate. His three hits 647;694$ SUBS Rmrtio IriMvl X Rffjnrivt t Bjuwjn Am ■ A 7aMa SMS Isaqwn Atn ■ A. . LOU GEHRIG SUB 7fCi" SMS benpA "...there should be certain univer­ against Mattatuck raised his season Must have prior supervisory experience in SMS ^anr»lr«wt SM hnm t* B. JOE DHHAGGIO exceptional game against Mattatuck fir'Merview. C. MICICEY MANTLE sities where the athlete has the op­ (triple, homer, four RBI). He goes on average to .461 (12-26), and he’s receiving or shipping. portunity to opt for track one, which these streaks, and right now, he’s driven in 12 runs. “I’ve made him my Position includes control of raw materials 'CARPn W0RKR00M1 liS I U M Dounis is a professional route, where he's really been stinging the ball. He’s permanent designated hitter,” says m n CAM! {KH«(S f t n CAM »0MUS SmNni U M SMAfS 7 POMIS m n CAM rn iiis SS, 30r,NliT0r;J3MSUe and customer’s printed material. We have opi ) hr our DMrMHitlon Contsr In SotiDi 7 roans 7 roids 7 rWTS FlEVIIdlt CAM MMtES paid a salary where he performs, found his groove. Olander. "After Dan Rollett fell into 1 7r(ui|«wti 7 rooiTs 7 roods I M \»nii I luAv bnr« I I II Windsor on 6 tor poopto to work In our Carpal ? Hlirirfpi Mvi.Vj t IrtMs Aui ■ I BnwOsOcksa where^e has the option to go to a mild slump, we tried Kelly in that ? Cm K(vi 7 Zerio, a sophomore, will probably Must be at least 21 years of age with driver’s 1 Cme bmrs 7 Ih & tm i tM b 7 (wArkwlNAft 7 baamn A$n ■ Workroom. I 7ffw 3 ItwrrnR hpj 3 classes if he wants to, or not. Then spot. The way he’s been meeting the I 11 lobti, I 3 latraranCarra 3 I»ants6rfa return to MCC next semester to com­ lirense. Position is salaried. I hiiftrri* Kniu 4 I 4 C«VJ S Ibo Unf( I 4 RreHs Ganfabf 4 EeAskis Eonarrs Bowling there's track two, where ne really ball, he’s got to be in the lineup." S IwAn Umev 5 Cnolm 5 I n w I plete his associates degree. He’ll also BLASTONMIRY a CARPET INSTALLER HELPER - so Hour ( iMlrtewr IkifiNI i Prln » 5 Enw (fMarrs 5 Arlans CaraamR Kelly also leads the team in mound 7 kjMi Ivu f Pftf IrtHM A i OrWa ^kwias I does try to get an education." figure in the school’s fall baseball CARIIER NEEDED Excellent wages and non-contributory benefit Scbadule. Tuesday thru Saturday, 7 Otbni M |o(i«.v I 7 OiWa ■ A Erana bMOt I To provido Niiraing Caro I P»lf bn _ 7 O" AkoA a 7 leraafs^OclM 7 laAcaran 7s«i Newman adds his support for the decisions, with three wins against no I btw« I I II lawA A ho TW l-LI FK- Mary Bot- program. Olander is trying to attract program including pension plan. a ■ 30 Hour Schadulo. Tuesday SMS Ortni Rj%,y II SMS k tu bn I hoJow I Orksa l-Omaisr losses, including a save. He tops the In privalo homot ahd PADDING CUHER SMS h a y i Ibrw SM SMS lia^CMaNMa athlete getting his fair share when he StCOHl UMI DOUIlfS SMS holootti ticello 178-512. June Shultz the attention of coaches from other O ouglM lId Nodical FaciHtioa. Part thru Saturday. I AM to 12 NOON tOURTH c m SHClIS Snn CAM NMUS ( a m CAM BOMUS An equal opportunity employer. M/F. 7 rmn mmiCAM SMES nonm icAM i says: Cougars with strikeouts (26) and 7 roiils 7 roods 7 roods RES 191-496> Joan Lindsay 179- schools who could use a player like Mahi SL ttmo, hiN Unw. Conaldara- I Cm Mtmdrt 7 roods 7 roods I I I kiAs Aftrftw I iMOMiArtrcb' “ But the fact is that everyone posts an ERA of 3.57. 7 ft\t lekiir I I ksn ■ I leRiwrkw* I 509, Gerry Tracy 177, Sue Zerio. but so far, the response on that Mptoy R d Uon glvon to proforanco 7 7 Im HomOii 7 II M l I All replies held confidential. Apply in person 643-2711 3 Mwirtn b i f I 7 Erwa 7 loraRes^i^a profits from college sports except end has been minimal. The Cougars (as of Tuesday) led C irtor C t 3 t4lrrhn 3 torn Asia ■ 3 Atljwlrmana oh—Location and Houra. < Mtinv' limex 3 tauaran 3 RsOcksa Stegman 178. Lynn Follett or call 643-1101. Apply Empleymant Oflioa I Rs^verf' 4 rrtrfmuna 4 ItuarjalNarl most of the men — and now the "They (other scoutSj^nd coaches) the Connecticut Community College Sycamora 8L NO FEE • WEEKLY PAY S luwlMtdi S Hondii 5 hlo^ 4 M s I 4 Eranalranpl 191-450, Betty Ventura 181, llttiH o o r ( i 1 l\pi 5 hiiew CatN 5 Caaratrr 5 Ewaka Cawabr Athletic Association standings with a S c h i s t rw MranMMII CM ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES. INC. S bvirf I A Bw>0» M»ea A Dw ants Ca» awe* women too — who make it all usually show up aroufld thh^touma- Monday thru Thursday 7 Ito A Mans A h U m lm Lynne Topping 464. 579 M ld d ig T u rn p ike W est 7 7rcsi 7 (aa 7 (rmaCsivsirr perfect 9-0 mark, and are 13-4 B4S.RS1S I 7 CataaveOi 7 baeee Caraeee* possible: the athletes. " ment time,” Olander says. “I im­ Manchester. Conn. 06040 io t a 4 i A Rwtrew Irearl A fsAf0« OcksJ SMS Imrtln Cwn A lsr«(t R tastar» Im am overall. Housatonic. whose 7-2 AID A ASSKTANCE SM Prlr SMS 7rt»la«rA SMS ksAuA I EARLY BIRDS- Spphie "The alternative, of course, is to agine, though, they’ll have heard SM IM M SMS M s C a r r a CCCAA record presents the only real •I Narih Easlani Cam. Welply 144-365, 'fthoda de-emphasize big-time college sports plenty about Gino bv the time they thgrrv^fi r; “ ' G. FOX & CO. Dollar threat to MCC’s conference title In c . Stegem an 134-365, Irene and return the games to the get here. We’d certainly like to see HART.OM) hopes, will be in Manchester Sunday SS7 CsM CiB itr atrsM. pnntrg e/r/.-lk-rr e . „ Saver Albee 136, V i-C arr 125, overgrown boys who used to play for him goqyomewhere. 'SSSSiSSSSc to play a doubleheader. Fran Doyon 342 fun instead of profit." Kelly has' also had a recent wind- PAGE FOURTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Sat.. April 28, 1979

I Eniost EVENING HERALD, Sat., April 28. 1979 — PAGE FIFTEEN BUSINESS & SERVICE STOCK EXCHANGE liW ft • B U U D IR E C TO H lg « bear I ► ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»»^ ...... Sarrieoa OBorad H ip Wanfd ** Sanricaa Ottered Roonng-Skllno-Chlmnay 34 13 Hip Wtnfd 13 Bulnaaa Opportunity 14 Homaa For Sale 23 AiUcloa tor Sale 41 31 Palnttng-Paparing 32 CAM TREE SERVICE • Free BABYSITTER WANTED IN JOBS WANTED - We clean Tm m i> 4-ta PART TIME TELEPEHONE MANCHESTER Package CHAPLIN - MANSFIELD - MOLDED FORMICA top and estimates, disco)kt senior” PERSONAL Paperhanging SnMGJKCUlS 0 ng. Call 742- $2300 643-4149 shift. Call Thomas Valliere, travel and typing necessary. rent June 17 - Sept. 1. Cindy - Fireplaces, chimneys, walls, BEDROOM DUPLEX. Quiet colloctablos that somebody also may want, and bo willing to p a y jo rl' 5 p.m. A Gulf & Western Corn- 7947. CARPENTER - Repairs, area, east of River. May 1st. Laboratory Supervisor, Write to: Box V, c/o 649-0265 after 9 p.m. PAINTING - Interior and veneer. New, repair. E. 1973 VOLVO WAGON- pany. remodeling, additions, gar­ occupancy. Reasonable rent AMBASSAIX)R WAGON 1973 Rockville General Hospital, Manchester Herald. Include exterior, paperhanging, Richardson 643-0889 Automatic transmission BROUGIlAiM- Rear seat. Air CRESCENT BEACH, HOME GARDENS ROTO- ages. roofing. Call David Have references and 872-0501, Extension 307. experience and salary excellent work referoices. I’ower steering, power disc I’owcr steering i brakes, • THE HERALD IS THE PLACE NIANTIC: Hendricks Cot­ TILLED- Manchesler, Bolton, Free estimates. Fully in­ Patria, 644-1796. Heating-Plumbing 35 appl'ances 528-7823 - 646-1116. brakes Good mechaniral con­ desired. LADIES SHOES- Size 5-5 1/2. Vernon, Coventry and An­ laiaded! Gotxi condition. Must HELP WANTED- Carpenter Situation Wanlad 15 tages. Beach Avenue Spacious sured. Martin Matson, 649- dition Asking $1100 Call 643- To rtwartlso that Tag or Q arm 8ala, don’t over look your homo town paper lawns; Private Beacn; 739- Clothing and accessories. 389 dover areas. Call 742-9015. 4431. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 4171. after 7 p m be .seen' $1995 Call 643-6995 to work as Sub-Contractor. "GAL FRIDAY"- Diversified Forbes Street, East Hartford. FIRST CLASS CARPENTRY RETIRED EXECUTIVE 8833 pr (413) 583-4528 cleaned with electric cutters, S L'S J YOU CAN HUN YOUR 16 Call Mike at 528-8958. duties. Bookkeeping Please call 569-2645. - Remodeling and Additions. Autos For Sale 61 1978 CAMARO - Silver Many WORD AD FOR 3 OAY8I For ONLY 12.00* you can advortlao It In our Sunday SECRETARY - Wants weekdays. QUALITY PAINTING and by professionals. McKinney CIIRYSl.ER 1970- Excellent background helpful. Salary challenging part time posi­ Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 extras' Must be seen' $5,000, ISavar, which goes to ovary homo In Manchootor, Qlastonbury and Eaat Hort- PART TIME CASHIERS- depending on experience. Call Paper Hanging by Willis years experience! For Free Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ WE PAY $10 for complete condition, body and tires. tion. $8.50 hourly minimum. WOOD CABINET USED - 7 Call Patti, 649-9702 Iordi‘M n* rmUU I i a I« Sn IWm b TW M ) Must be available Saturdays, 64'f-9137, FREE JUNK CAR Schultz. Fully insured festrmates, call 646-4239. pany, 643-5308. junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland Asking $750 Make offer. Call Write Box R, c/o Manchester Real Estate HZanfact 28 1/2 ft. Good condition plus 644-0041 Sundays and occasional REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. references. 649-4343. Auto Body. 528-I9M. 1973 MERCIIRY MARQUI - Herald. Brown hood, 36", 2 speMs. NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet weekday afternoons. Apply FLORIST ASSISTANT & FARRAND REMODELING - BROME ■ 4 doo'r Good condi­ Wo will givo you 2 Tag Sals ALL CASH For your property, Call after 5 PM, 649-60io. repairs, plugged drains, at: The Pop Shoppe, 249 SALESPERSON- ' Ap­ ROTOTILLING LAWN AND J.P. LEWIS A SON- Interior Cabinets and Formica Tops, FORD 1972 CUSTOM- Good 1 972 FORD NINE tion. Must sell Call 643-8916. RESPONSIBLE within 24 hours. Avoiu Red kitchen faucets replaced, Signs FREE, when you Spencer Street. Manchester, proximately 40 hours; in­ GARDENS with rear tine and Exterior painting, paper Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ condition New tires,, power I’ASSENGER STATION SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD Tape, Instant Service. Haves repaired, rec rooms, 5 3 4 6 - between 10 a m. and 4 p.m. cludes Saturday and 1 night. Troy Built Tiller. Call 568- hanging, remodeling, carpen­ ditions, Decks, All types of steering power brakes. Phone WAGON- Power steering, FREB coma In and place your ad In porsoni FEMALE looking for employ­ Corp. 646-0131. TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - bathroom remodeling, heat brakes, air conditioning. Must be neat and familiar 8791. try. Fully insured. 649-9658. Remodeling and Repairs. 633-2147. U»c R pretty print or SECRETARY - FULL TIME - ment. Able to type, house-sit, Good condition.Good for modernization, etc. Free Asking $700. 742-7416, root ginghnm to applique with this area. Apply in per­ SELLING your house? Call us plating, or welding.. Call 649- Phone 643-6017) USED CAR SPECIALS Heavy transcription. Good babysit. Own transportation. REFINISHED KITCHEN A AW PAINTING Contrac- Estimate gladly given. M AM 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- this appealinir quilt. son: Flower Fashion, 85 East References. 633-2046, first and we'll make you a 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. phone personality. Excellent CABINETS A COUNTER - tors. Quality painting and Plumbing A Heating. 649-2871. Runs but needs work Best CHEVROLET KINGSWOOl) 197S PLYMOUTH DUSTER No. 6346 has pattern Center Street, Manchester, cash offer! T.J, Crockett, LEON CIESZYNSKI typist. Medical knowledge Woodwork. Floors for homes paper hanging at reasonable offer. Call 633-8258. ESTATE WAGON 1972- Fac­ Sport Coupo. 316 poglnt, tuto. pieces; full directions. helpful. Call 646-6,123. Realtor, 643-1577. rates. Fully insured. Free BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ BOTTI HEATING A tory air. Roof rack etc. Irani., «x. cond. TO oooix, IMS ti.ee lu $d , Private Inalructlona 18 TWO OLDER BEDROOM and apartments. Call 667-3643, ask for Ken. Estimates. Call Wayne 649- ditions, Remodeling. Rec PLUMBING-. Toilet repairs, Excellent condition! Regular ■sttini till n t Hr etilsis aa* > MAY WE BUY your home? SETS - Twin with 2 dressers DATSUN 260 Z 1974- Air, AM- *2395.00 ksseilst. PEOPLE NEEDED FOR 7696. Rooms, Garages, Kitchens kitchen and lav faucets FM 8 track. Excellent con­ gas. Call 646-7393 REMEDIAL READING and Quick, fair, all cash and no and vanity. Double with 1 kwCM WORK - Full or part time RECEPTIONIST WILL CLEAN-CELLARS At­ Remodeled, Ceilings, Bath replaced and repaired dition! $4,000 Firm! Call 649- 19T4 CHEVY WAGON e/* • dwitir Emi*| ImN math; individualized work problem. Call Warren E. dresser and vanity. Dining during the summer. 36 hours .STATISTICAL CLERK - Good tics and haul away scrap iron PAINTING by DAN SHEA- Tile. Dormers. Roofing Remodeling. Call 646-8641 4182. c h e v r o l f ;t 1975 m a l ib u Air condlllonad. powar ilM rlng, IIM ht. a M ns program, (lst-8th grade) by Howland. Realtors, 643-1108 room set, excellent condition. powar brakaa. Ike lilt. U. INN or 18 hours weekly. $5.33 per typist. Must enjoy working FREE of charge! Call 644- Best Workmanship, Quality Residential or Commercial CLASSIC- Power brakes, master's degree teacher. 568- Call 649^)274, 5:30 or later. 649-4291. Zrlst Nsaii, leOrtli kite lit 5Jie Herald hour. Must be over 18, Car with figures. Hours: 8 to 4:30. 3234. Paint, plus Low Prices! Flooring 36 WE PAY TOP PRICES for steerinq. air conditioned, •1295 eoei sat ItTls Nasitsr. 8075. needed. Call 9 - 5 PM. 872-2128. Must have own transporta­ Please call 646-5424. automatic transmi.ssion. Call Houaehold Goode COPPERTONE STOVE - FLOOR SANDING AND wrecked and junk cars. A Si B 19T6MAVERKK 1979 ALBUM with a 32-paie CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tion. Excellent fringe benefits 40 HOUSE CLEANING Auto Salvage, used auto parts alter 6 p m. 872-4066 “Gift Section” with full RIDING LESSONS indoor $35.00. 2 - Plymouth rims, 3 - LIGHT CARPENTRY - Rec HEFINISIIING - Floors like Bqrlindar. 4door. ADDRESSERS WANTED company paid. Interviewing 1 Chevy rims, book shelf, PROBLEMS? Floors, walls, PROFESSIONAL PAINTING rooms, reefing and repairs. Call Tony 646-6223 directiona. Price ,.. $100 IMMEDIATELY! Work at to 4:30. 643-2133, Mr. Duff. riding ring. Western stock REFRIGERATORS new. Specializing in older 1970 TORINO WAGON- 70.000 bureau, glass & wood top rugs, windows, general - Interior and Exterior. Free estimates. Call (Jharles •2595 tile TMiu eooxiATti.iitiicn home — no experience seat, saddle seat and hunt Washers / Ranges, used, floors. Natural and stained miles Best offer over $300 Ms. a-iie-etoi eieeeii euiiii. coffee and end tables, $50.(ia cleaning. One time or regular Commercial and Residential. Schiavetti at 649-2405 1973FHEBIID necessary — excellent pay. PART TIME DISHWASHER- seat. All levels 228-9817. guaranteed and clean. New Free Estimates. Fully In­ floors. No waxing anymore. Call alter 6 p.m.. 646-7678 eiatalsi ilitna lenhr ealttt. 643-2711, ask for Tina or Joo shipment damaged, G.E & 643-5423 or 647-1960. Keep service, Domesticare, 643- anytime. John Vcrfaille 646-5750 after 6 Small V-6. Power ataarlng, 3 ipaad Ns. e-IIT-IUILTI ON MUII. Write American Service, 8350 For evenings. Must be over 18 trying. 1945. sured, 646-4879. tranimlaalon. OlmtlMi In ilitsca eellts. '♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I Park Lane, Suite 127, Dallas, years. Please call Cavey’s VOICE. PIANO Instructions. FRIGIDAIRE. Low, prices. _PM______FORD - 197,1 GRAN TORINO 1969 MACH I. 351, good condi­ Nl. Q-t1S-SMN0MeiNiei now- Tx, 75231, Restaurant at 643-2751, Former faculty New York B.D. Pearl & Son, M9 Main Excellent condition Must tion. 58,000, auto,transmission •2195 le euiLTt. IS iswiMtisi eeiiti. Music and Art High School, Street, 643-2171. FOR SALE - SOFA - Ne. B-IIS-AMIBIU'I Ftvoeiri Homes lor Rent . 54 sell. $1200. 643-8422. new radials. $i000 643-5513 MMYaTOMOSIUS H ip Wanltd 13 Help Wanlad 13 Help Wanted 13 Professional Singer/Pianist. Excellent condition. $125. Call Sporting Qooda 46 Apartmenta For Rant 53 Apartmania For Rent 53 alter 4 I’M areNliNi. a t is itifs i u im Um . DENTAL ASSISTANT - PART TIME- Light Trucking 643-7497. isamci Ns. a-ieS-MAM A SITT. Msa* 644-8597. FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom WANTF!D- 2-3 sihgle male 1973 TORINO - 302. Runs llfti IH frllsBl isd fMNilv. Cheerful and organized person afternoons. Good hourly COMBINATION GOLF BAG MANCHESTER - Main NEED MORE SPACE? 5 Rt. 6, Andovw CAKPENTEH For full lime HNOH LPN -PAHTTlME -7 Set. Excellent condition. engineers. Share large house. excellent. Must sell, 1975 FORD MAVERICK ■ 4 SM ALL E N G 1N E for full lim e position in wage. Please call 647-9997. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• HENDREDON 84” SOFA- A CART By Bagboy. Very Street, 2 and 3 rooms. Heated, rooms with carpeting, 742-6744 employmenl Must be AM to 3 PM weekends and 3 MECHANIC - Wanted for part, Queen-size bed, triple dresser, Bolton June 1. Lease. 1 vehi­ sacrificing' Any reasonable door 6 cylinder, auloinalic, specialty practice. Schoola-Claaaez 19 dresser with shelved mirror, Aqua tweed traditional. In good condition. $45. Call 646- hot water, appliances. No appliances, just $195. (623-31 offer over $1650. Call after power steering, radial tires, experieneed in all phases of PM to 7 PM weekdays Laurel time Will train. Call 646-5707. MAINTENANCE - Part time pets. Parking. Security. 523- Rental Assistors. 236-5646. cle each No children, construelion. Call 742-6fl62. Experienced preferred. Full nights. Must have own car. night stand. 4 years old. $ ^ , ood condition. Best offer, 1)406, after 5 p.m. 3:30 p.m., 649-1150, 528-6063. $1850 . 646-2972 after 4 PM Manor 91 Chestnut Street, 649- f'lease call 646-2156. 7047. small fee. ^ animals, pets, 643-2880. 4519 benefit package 646-4811. Call 247-0911. FOR THE BEST - Manchester 568-0935. Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 Trucks lor Sale 82 WATKINS BROS - Dark Pine 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT - MOVE RIGHT IN- 2 OCA DAYCAHE OIHEfTOH- MH DONUT Is now accepting pupils per teacher. FREE in­ Qardan Producta 47 4 K R S troductory lesson with this ad. Dining Set. 48 inches round. 1 baths. 3rd floor, good area. bedrooms with carpeting. Just 1977 DODGE SPORTSMAN Year round. $11,230. Minimum applications lor our 7 to 12 MANAGEH WANTED to run Opens to 72 inches. 4 captians $265 month, including heat. $190. (590-3) Rental Assistors High School Oiploma, and midnight shift Apply: Mr gas station full time tlas on­ O N E H O U R Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. TOP GRADE LOAM- Any window van. Excellent condi­ m a c h i n e ' ^ i s i g n e r - FRIGlDAlRE SIDE BY SIDE chairs. Good condition. $400. amount. Please call 649-5358, 649-1980. 236-5646. small fee. younfj child experience For Donut, 255 West Middle Turn­ ly Experience preferred. $185 Small company. Must be self Would you invest 1 hour tion Very low mileage. Cap­ REFRIGERATOR 643-0035. or 646-6468. tains chairs. Stereo and annheation, send self- pike, Manchester weekly plus incentive. Call starter .Safary commensurate for the opportunity to Homes For Sale 23 FREEZER. Avocado green. MANCHESTER - Attractively T H R E E ROOM addressed stamped envelope 242-9001) or apply at 925 Blue cas.sette. Radials. 429-9461. • with experience. Helth in­ earn $15,000 to $20,000 in Adjustable shelving. Good DINING ROOM SET - 5 paneled 4 room apartment. APARTMENT- Newly to: Manchesler Early t,ear­ DISH WAS HE Its - No Hills Ave., Bloomfield. surance and paid vacation. VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 condition. Call 742-9937 chairs, table and buffet. Stove, refrigerator. decorated. Rockville area. 1977 CHEVY 1/2 TON ning Center, 80 Waddell Hoad. experience needed Both Contact David House or your first year with the Anthiuaa 48 1/2 room Cape. Wall to wall anytime. Refrigerator and stove. Call References, no pets. Adults. Pets welcomed Call 627-9357, COUGAR XR-7 PICKUP- Customized. Ask' ig. M a n c h e ste r An EO-AA .shifts. Apply in person: Silver MEN OH WOMEN - This is Corrado Annino. 289-7471. promise of higher future carpeting throughout. 646-3327. $185. 646-3167, 228-3540. or 623-6319. Employer Lane Hestaurant, 281 Spencer not a fancy ad. we simply income? One hour is the AN'HQUE SALE- Saturday A $4500 or best offer. Call b.,- Fireplaced living room. Many MOVING MUST SACRIFICE- Sunday Mav Sth., A 6th., 8 to 9261 before noon, or after 6 street, Manchester want men or women who need respiratory time it takes for us to built-ins. Lovely private yard. Mostly household items. Call 3 ROOM DOWNSTAIRS FOUR ROOM- Second floor POT WASIIEIl & a job. Call between 9:30 AM Doga-BIrds-Pela 43 5,22 West Street, Manchester. p II) THERAPIST or evaluate your real es­ Near schools. $54,500. Prin­ 643-99M anytime. Good weather only. APARTMENT- Heat, hot apartment. Heat and hot OISHWASIIEIt- Part lime. LOT MAN , PLATE and to AM for appointment. TECHNICIAN Wanted for cipals only. Call 875-7415. water included. No water included. Adult only. No Apply in nerson Garden CHANGEH ■ New Car Clean 646-39.16 part time position, every tate potential. We'll A COMPLETE BOARDING LARGE GAS STOVE - THE PACK RAT Antiques A appliances, children, or pets. pets. Security deposit and Grove Caterers, Garden Un Department- Custodian To other weekend. Midnight to 8 provide the training to IMMEDIATE Cash for your Excellent condition. $60. 646- KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. Security. $200 monthly. Call references, $250 monthly Call Molorcfclea-Blcfcles 84 Grove Hoad, Manchester Clean Service Department • CAHPENTEHS HELPEH a m Call Dale Paul, Monday Dog Bathing and grooming. Collectibles. Open “Sunday, assure your success and property. Let us explain our 0330. 12 to 5 PM, 40 Flora Road, off after 5 p.m., 643-0580. Joe Gordon at Gordon Bealtv. Apply between 9 and 4, Mr WANTED- Plea.se call Bud at thru Fridav. 8 to 4 p.m.', make you a fair proposal. Call Mr. For reservations, please call 643-2174. MOTORCYCLE COOKS PAIIT TIME Mature. Skinner. Service Director, or 742-8732, or Walt 647-1208 after Rockville General Hospital, Canine Holiday Inne, 200 Route 85, Bolton. “Neighborhood Belfiore, M7-1413. FREEZER 18 CUBIC FOOT FEMALE ROOMATE INSURANCE- Lowest Rates rcs|K)nsible people only. Apply Sam Mozzerella at Dwonn 6:30 p m 872-0501 UPRIGHT. Washer, Drydr & Sheldon Road, Manchester, NEEDED MAY 1st. For two FOUR ROOMS - Second floor Avuilahic! Immediate Bin­ in person Garden Grove Chevrolet, 460 Conn Blvd. Professional” in real es­ BOLTON - Spacious, clean Dishwasher. All excellent 646-5971. bedroom duplex. Manchester in 3 family. No appliances. ding Sunny Day Option. Call Caterers. Garden Grove ATTENDANT FOH SHELL PAINTERS HELPER - Some ' tate. Call Tom Pope, Slone Ranch. Oil heat, garage, condition! Call 871-9313, or Rooms for Rant 52 center. $87 per month. Call Security, reference. No pels. Joan. 643-1126. Hoad, Manchester BUHH HAND - Experienced CAH WASH- M anchester. experience with ladders and Century 21 Twin Real­ private. $62,900. Owner-agent. 875-7276, between 9 a.m. to 5 TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN 643-1683. Call 643-7755 Male or female full time residential work. Transporta­ p.m, Hound for sale. Excellent pet. THOMPSON ifoUSE- Cen­ with air gun work Aircraft ty, 289-7921. All inquiries Bee's Realty, 649-6844. FOR COMPETITIVE MECHANIC- Truck Fleet quality Only qualified per­ positions ayailable. Must be tion a must. After 6 PM, 872- $50. 649-6404. Best to call trally located. Downtown MALE ROOMATE FOR RESPONSIBLE PERSON MOTORCYCLE renuires another permanent sons need apply. Call 9'AM to triendly, neat in appearance 4520. confidential. MANCHESTER- Tastefully before 2:30 PM. Manchester. Kitchen SOUTH WINDSOR Wanted to share large house INSURANCE- Call the and experienced mechanic. 12 PM. 528-949V. and haye a good work record. decorated, 3 bedroom ABSOLUTE BARGAINS! privileges. Call 649-2358. APARTMENT- Indoor / out­ in quiet mid-state town. Call expertsxpe at Crookelt Agency, No diesel. Only experienced Call Mr. Hager, between 9 and aluminum sided Colonial. Custom made Draperies, Slip­ PUPPIES - Labrador door pool, sauna, tennis. Own 871-1601. f)4.'l4.')-1 l577, ask for Marilyn or need call John, at B43-2416 for 3 for an interview 647-9016. covers, and Upholstery. Retreiver. No papers. Call LADIES ONLY- Very clean iludy. MEDICAL ASSISTANT Close to school, library, room. $160 monthly. Call 644- appointment O P E N H O U S E recreation and shopping. Budget Terms Arranged. Call after 5 PM. 643-9474. and nicely furnished room for 1841. SIX ROOM DUPLEX- HECEPTIONLST- Part time PAHT TIME OPENING FOR 289-2331 or 6^1000 anytime. rent. Community kitchen and in Manchester Physician's Of­ Choice buv at $52,900. Gordon Garagc, carpeting. Central BATAVUS MOPED IIS 50 - DENTAL ASSISTANT Flower and Gift Shop office AKC REGISTERED bathrooms. Geaning lady and Approximately 800 miles. Call fice 2 days a week, 9 to 5 SUNDAY 10-4 p.m. Realty, 643-2174. UNHEATED 3 1/2 Room - location. 2 children ok. WANTED ■ Part time For and .sales work. Posting and DALMATION- 444 years old. all utilities, except telephone Available May 1st. Adults on­ Available June 1st. Security 643-9694. 5 lo 6 and after 8:30 Oral Surgery Office Send p m . and fill-ins and typing, includes Saturdays. 98 Hamlin St., MaiKhester Very good watch dog, and are included. Laundry I’M yacations Heply with resume MANSFIELD - Large 3 room ArtIclea lor Sale 41 ly. References, no pets. and references. $275. 647-9702. resum e to Hnx NN, c o Apply in person. Flower Ranch with 2 greenhouses. 28 good with children. $75 or best facilities and off street Appliances furnished. Securi­ Manchesler Herald ;ind references to Box T, c o Fashion, 85 East Center offer. 643-9084. parking. Walking distance to Manchesler Herald X 96. Many possibilities. ty. Call 643-7279 after 5 PM. Street, Manchester. stores and bus line. FEMALE ROOMATE Tillable acre. $45,900. PROFESSIONAL- 20's to Lessenger Sells 646-8713. References and security are' ALUMINUM Sheets used as required. Call after 6 p.m.. share attractive Townhouse, 1975 TRIUMPIf TRIDENT THREE BEDROOM East Hartford / Manchester 750- Classic Only 4000 miles. 'COVENTRY - North - Large 6 printing plates, .007 thick 23x32”, 25 cents each or 5 for BEAGLE PUPS FOR SALE - DUPLEX- Stove and line. Pool, appliances, heat in­ Excellent conditllon! Must room Cape, 2 baths, attached refrigerator. Children cluded. $160 monthly. 528-1464 $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be 3 1/2 months old. $25. Both ) 'SINGLE ROOM- Carpeting, sell Call 649-2094. garage. I 1/2 acres. $67,900. parents hunt. Call anytime accepted, no pets. Available Lessenger Sells 646-8713. picked up before II a m. Modern bath. Kitchen ONLY. 643-6130. May 1st. Call after 5 p.m., 649^ privileges. Sitting room. 4190. Homes lor Rent CLIP & MAIL FTivacy. Parking. Nice yard 54 Campers-Trallers Mutical Inatrumenta 44 with swimming pool. Females MODERN 3 ROOM 1977 COUGAR XR7’(S) Mobile Homes 69 ------— ______t a g s a l e s only. 649-8206, between 10 and EXTRA LARGE 3 Bedroom Air Conditioning, AM FM Stereo, decor group, styled wheels, bought and APARTMENT In Hebron. House. Has carpeting, 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and 5:30 p.m. Appliances, carpeting, private serviced here. ARE YOU SELLING YOUR NAME Other instruments. Rivers washer, dryer and more! (597- MOBILE HOME? State Wide yard, $210 monthly. Heat in­ 4) Rental Assistors. 236-5646. M AIL TO: TAG SALE r Miscellaneous TAG SALE - ESTATE. Music, 7 Main Street, New Apartmenta For Rant 53 cluded. No dogs or children. 3 to choose tnm Listing Service. Financing ADDRESS items. 118 Prospect Street. Everything must go. Saturday Britain. 225-1977. Call 2284)213, arranged for buyer. Call Plaza Friday 9 - 6, Saturday 11-12, 1 - 10-6 PM. 756 North Main LOOKING for anything in real EAST HARTFORD - Single Mobile Homes, 1-828-0369 CITY Beralb 27th L 28th. Street, Manchester. TROMBONE- In excellent estate rental - apartments, SUBLET VERNON- house. 2 bedrooms, 2 car gar­ CLAStlFltD ADVERTI8 INO condition. Buescher, with homes, multiple dwellings? Beautiful. lar^eM Bedroom. age. Quite neighborhood. OUll STATE WIDE LISTING 7 room Colonial, fully insulated, 4 bedrooms, oversized ease. $250. Call 649- No lees. Caff J.D. Real Estate Btartlngat M 9 9 5 SEHVICF; Has a large selec­ STATE MANCHESTER RAIN OR $200 plus utilities. May 1st. References required. $290 P.O. BOX 591 remodeled kitchen, enclosed front porch, 3 SHINE, TAG SALE- AdulU TAG SALE - 63 Green Manor 7085 anytime. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Call 875-4256. monthly. 643-59U. tion of Pre- Owned Homes, Manchesttr, Conn. 06040 car garage with woodstove and loft, nice and children's clothes (infant- Road. 3 families. Many $1 priced from $1995 lo $25,000. ZIP yard. Near schools and shopping. Low $50’s. 12) lawn mower, portable dis­ items. Also: Furniture, lawn Boata-Accaaaoriaa 45 MANCHESTER- West Center EAST HARTFORD / Many set up and ready to live EXAMPLE: hwasher. dryer, household mowers, clothes, china, baby Street, Four room apartment. MANCHESTER TOWN LINE in. FIxcellent financing PHONE ite m s, s k a te s , to y s. 97 equipment, bike, and much 1974 FURY - 16 44-foot Tile bath, appliances, private - First floor, 4 rooms. Heated, DEAL STOK, MISilCSS available Trades welcomed. 15 Words for 6 Days DIRECTIONS: East Center Street to Hamlin. Arcellia Drive. Saturday ti more! April 28th., fc.29th., 9 to fiberglass, tilt trailer, with entrance and storage. Good carpeted, appliances, private Prime location. Downtown For information, call Plaza Sunday. 10 to 4. 1975 55-horsepower outboard location. Available im­ entrance, - yard, parking. Manchester. 3,500 square Mobile Homes- 1-828 0369. J CHECK ENCLOSED Only ^9.00 Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. mediately. Quiet or retired $225. Adults. Security. feet. Ground level en­ A NEW 14 F(M)T WIDE JUST TAG SALE- Saturday ^ r i l Also 50 horse Johnson out­ persons. References, securi­ References. Available May trance. Heat included. 646- 1978 COUGAR XR7’(S) 28th., 96 Melton Drive, East board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- ty. No pets, or children. 1st. 528-1857 mornings. 1642 after 5 p.m. weekdays. Air conditioning, decor group, AM FM Stereo, twin seats, low mileage. $12,900 Not a striped down TILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK MINIMUM 15 WORDS Hartford, 10 to 4, (Off Oak 9550. U nheated, $215 m onthly. 2 to chooae from model. Complete with wall to 15* The Sentry Street). Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- AVAILABLE MAY 1st- 4 wall carpeting, matching ford, Conn. appliances, fully furnished 1 7 3 WOODEN BOAT WITH Room Duplex. Carpeted. 4 5 and more' A large selection of ' A F t * c e H o m e OARS- 13 ft. 9". Needs pain­ Mature adult couple. No pets Wobb Ho u m M m , ting. $125. Call 646-4834. APARTMENT and HOUSES or children. References. 2 SMALL quality homes. Many with 6 7 8 9 10 OW WallMnIMd, Conn. For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ starting at wood burning fireplaces on E valuation. TAG 'SALE- Two families. Security. Unheated. 643-5062 • 5 7 9 8 16 FOOT THUNDERBIRD tals in all Areas, Prices and after 5:00 p.m. OFFICES display I’lazj Mobile Homes, Saturday April 28th., 9 a.m. to FIBERGLASS- 55 HP John­ Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, 1348 Wilbur Cross Highway, 11 12 1J 14 T? SATURDAY A SUNDAY FOR RENT What ij your home « 0Mh? Our protei$ionaii can help 3 p.m,, at 327 West Center APRIL 2S A IS son. Trailer. Elxcellent con­ 236-5646. Small Fee. ffcrlin. Conn . l•828-0369. you price your home to lasier and easier We will Street. Manchester. 2 braiid dition! Must be seen! Call 633- provide you with complete marketing financial and 10 A.M. • 4 P.M. Includes all utilities and 16 l i 19 a new brass fireplace glass 3802. ASHFORD - THREE ROOM SIX LARGE ROOMS - Stove, OLDER APACHE BUFFALO economic miormation No obligation No pressure No refrigerator, dishwasher. 2 Air Conditioning. Cen­ ‘Connecticuta Oldeat Lincoln-Mercury Dealer" CAMPER- Sleeps 6, Extras. doors and screens. Many, ANTiouoo, ■OLonogoa,' Remodeled Ranch. Tile bath, sates pitch Oi couise w t:d like to sen your home for many great things!! DONT yard. No pets. Heat supplied. baths. $325 per month plus tral location. Good condition. $400 or best i l h 33 24 25 you That's our business And we reconfident you will KiOMeOkOI • utilities. Call Steve daytime CaU 643-^881 offer Call after 5, 649-8245, select us once you i^e seen our professionalism at work MISS THIS ONE!! (Rain Date UnfumisiM. 423-4190. ^ 5 0 9 5 April 29). FgSow ctast evenings. 646-3444. nights 646-2491. 528 !r228, 8 lo 5. YARD SALE - Saturday and 26 27 39 30 Waasm at Sunday. April 28 & 29. Start's , (il:T .MOREwitfl TAG SALE- Good Stuff!! 115 MANCHESTER- Three room ROOMATE WANTED To Connectlcuts’ 1970 APACHE HAKDTOP 10 a.m. Spurts equipment, of­ Coitneelicuts CAMPER- Sleeps 6. Stove, Barry Road. Manchester. fice equipment, hospital apartment in two family share large 5 Room Apart- OFFICE SPACE $1 a 33 i4 35 hoose. Appliances, heat, $210. rnent. Must have references. Newest sink Good condition. $1000. Saturday and Sunday. April equipment including Neteesl / m o r i S t y b r o t h e r s / & 29Ui., 10 to 4 p.m. J.D. Realty, 646-1960. Call 649-3544 after-5:00 p.m. MW RENT International Call 646-7347. SENTRY wheelchairs, furniture ----Maada — iS 9 7 _ 3 t ------clothes, drapes, books 250 square feet, center of Scout u AVAILABLE NOW- Sunny Dealer 1973 20 F T . TANDEM >1' I Real Estate Services Inc. TAG SALE- ApHl 28th., 10 to novelties, m ucb-^ndi^ Post- 1 BEbROOM APARTMENT Manchester, air con- Dealer 4. 63 Oak Street, Manchester. For rent. $2$0 monthly, with bedroom. Heat included. (58^ SKAMI’ER TRAILER - Fully 2f Conntchcut tocievord Eos> Honiord 269-4331 lied if r a i l - S V ^ n te r 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 self contained, jleeps 6, rear Baby items, tires, and much e(, M^nepMer. heat. Mr. Phllbrick, railbrick 1) Rental Assistors, 238-5646, &n'64jl55L‘‘ more! Agency, 616-4200 small fee'. bath. Immaculate. 646-1770.

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HOU SPOT RXIR CHICKS, HWAiLfofmHm INClPENTALUi', PlP.ifOU Dear Abby ACROSS Michigan Answer to Previous Puzzle , ANP WU RUN OfF SCOUT OATH, HAVEA600PTIME? 6 Actor March A W LEAVE ME' -PON'TOITOUTON 1 Inheritors 7 Wickedness _IHIAI«ITIEI By Abigail Van Buren 6 Egret 8 Talks up a □ d u c z i n a ------11 Eskimo homes 9 Stout 13 Wesh baiin 10 Pertaining to 14 Lump 1 Norway □□E1I3 nGIDIDuD I 15 Roland's 12 Utensils friend 13 One who fails 16 To be (Let) to win Can’t Bare It 17 Western- 16 Cunning 21 Necessitated ■v-zs hemisphere or- ganitetion 22 Ten At the Office (abbr.) 24 Sandwich DEAR ABBY: I work in the orflec of t fairly Urge com­ PriBCilla’B Pop — Ed BulHvan 19 Not as much type (abbr.) pany l ^ t e d about four mllet from my home, so I often bike 20 Snorted 25 Affirmative re- to work. When I do, I wear tennU shorU and carry my work 23 Look ply 39 Genus of restaurant 24 Farewell clothes in a back pack. 26 Fleet ol corn rodents 50 Pruitlets •its fleas (abbr.) When I'm early, I have a cup of coffee with some of the 28 Shade tree. 51 Lab burner that aren't 27 Dinner course 41 Ceylonese other early arrivera while I’m still in my tennis shorts. housebroken 30 Collection canoe 52 Close Firmly 29 Lets 32 Flow back AfUr four months of thU routine, my supervUor called 31 Shoe grip 42 Urbane 54 Female saint 33 Juice drink me into her office and told me it was very "unprofessional” 35 Hoed 43 Change (abbr.) 34 Beige for me to be standing around in tennU shorts, and I was not 36 Greek letter 45 Italian poet 56 Gun an 36 Landlord to do it anymore! 37 Named 47 Specialty engine I told her that as long as 1 didn't WORK in tennis shorU I 40 Franklin 38 Line of travel saw nothing wrong with it, and I intended to continue. She 41 Scouting \ 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 looked me in the eye and said, threateningly, "We shall see!" .M. group (abbr.) 4 ’m not sure of what she meant by that, but since when 44 Flooded 11 12 li can a supervisor toll sn employee what to wear to work? 4 6 _____Lang Syne 14 15 You opinion is needed. 48 Navy ship IRKED IN CALIFORNIA 18 OWlPrNCAlncIMAwUlPMOW prefix (abbr.) T i ” 49 Bird class 20 |2I DEAR IRKED: What you wear to work U your own 53 Mott tardy 3 busiaess, but oueo yen outer the buUdiuf, what yon wear ia Captafn Eaay — Crooka A Lawranca 55 Rococo 24 25 26 28 the preaoace of your co-workers becomes the business of 57 Slim KL 29 30 31 32 33 34 your supervisor. Remember, too much eiposnre can be WtAINWASHIWO.. BBHAVORIAL THAT'S WHAT COKRECTIOM, PLEASEl... 58 Eye CONPlT/ONIWa-CALL IT WHAT -BESINNINS NOW! baiardous to your health—aad your JobI YOU THIIJK, , THAT'S WHAT I KNOW/ membrane 35 36 8ANANUIS1’ REST ASSURED THAT W E 59 Bird's home DEAR ABBY: I know that you have a twin sister. I have SHALL SOON IROW OUT 60 Mercenary 37 38 39 ,0 ANY LITTLE POINTS OF also heard that you are happily married. DOWN 41 42 Can you please tell me how the love you have for your hus­ disaoreewent: F band compares with the love you have for your twin? Does 1 Skin 46 50 51 52 you husband come first or second? 2 Self-esteem 3 S3 54 55 58 I married a twin, and I would not recommend it to anyone. (Pl.) My wife’s twin sister came first with her, which is why are 3 Infirmities 57 58 are no longer married. I am now married to a woman who 4 Parts in play 59 has no twin, thank God. What a difference! 5 Canal system 80 in northern Please be honest with me. {NEWSPAPCR {NTfMRiSI ASSN) G.G. IN SCRANTON. PA.

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DEAR ABBY: Yesterday my children and I were in a doc­ I CAN CATCH ... I JUST THREW L ^ m O N , MY f r ie n d ! OUR Shrewd play helps gamble tor's office. A boy about 4 was there, running wild. He beat WITH TVUO, MANDY, t h a t o u t f o r THEN A ORDERS WERE TD RNP on the furniture and kitked the door, then attacked the eOT-TDO M Lpi OF A S T A R T THE b e n e f i t WHAT~..T J OLTT e x a c t l y WHERE other patients-children and adults alike-shouting the ^ T H E BUSY­ WONMUS'S LABORATORY The really expert South BODY IN TH E IS—.PERIOD.' notes that East is marked whole time that he wanted to fight. r e s t a u r a n t , NORTH 4-28 with both the ace and queen I couldn't believe my eyes. Mis mother was nowhere in b a c k t h e r e I P J 10 3 of hearts from the lead and sight. Another patient and I tried to subdue the child. We V K J 7 4 play to the first trick. If East learned that his mother was down the hall in another ♦ Jy also shows up with the ace of waiting room, so I took the boy by the arm and found his ♦ K8762 clubs, then it is clear that he mother. When I told her that her child had been tearing up WEST EAST won't also hold that spade the waiting room and hitting people, she barely looked up ♦ K ♦ 64 king. With 13 high-card from her magazine and said tersely, "He Is just fine!” W 10 6832 WAQ65 points including two aces he Needless to say, 1 was stunned. I then better understood ♦ 97642 ess: would surely have opened the boy’s behavior and actually felt sorry for him for haviijg, « J9 ♦ A 10 S 4 the bidding. such an unconcerned mother. SOUTH South decides to check on What should I have done? I'm completely confused. ♦ AQI8752 the whereabouts of the club BEW ILDERED IN DAYTON V------ace before playing trumps. Tha Fllntatonaa — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ A K Q 10 South risks a club ruff on DEAR BEW ILDERED: You dlionld have asked the doc­ ♦ Q3 this line of attack, but de­ tor's nurse to handle It. The mother, the child, or possibly cides that he can afford this Vulnerable: North-South both, have serious problems. Snch aggressive, antl-soclal ' WHV IS IT THE slight chance. He leads a ONE THAT HOLDS Dealer: North behavior as the child eihibited Is a symptom of a serious T H A T club to dummy’s king. East HER CASSEROL South plays his ace and now South mental problem. The mother may have been acting under FIGURES.''... , RECIPES/IS c l e a n , West North East Pass Pass ! ♦ knows that his only chance is doctor’s orders (Ignoring the outbursts) Instead of being "un­ • A n d t h e o n e , w i t h to try to drop a singleton concerned." HER PIE AND Pass 24 Pass 34 CAKE ------Pass 4P Pass 64 king of trumps. He tries the Pass Pass Pass play and the king does drop. Wedding bells In your future? 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■ I Pije2-Jiy SPmiGOT TW^SPOTUGHT - Paje 3 This Week’s TV Specials Today, April 28 10KX) John Denver travels Into the Roy Clark, Dennis Weaver and this saga tracing the American Today 0 Trl^tate Town Meoting wilds of the Rocky Mountains to Tuesday Barbara Mandrell are hosts for hero’s war years. (Part 1 of 3) release breeding pairs of endan­ MAY 1,1070 the 14th annual presentation ol MORNING 8 Polka 6:30 11:30 APnL28.1B79 "Housing" Affordability and lO KM 1EC-TR0NS availability of quality housing in gered species. Including the awards by the Academy of 0 8 CBS News 0 Movla "El Condor" (1970) 8 Inflation "Th e Sky’s The 1:15 Jim Brown. Lee Van Cleel. the TrI-State area are the prob­ golden eagle and the trumpeter Country Music honoring excel­ 6:00 0 Minority Advisory Special 419 MMN ST. MANCHESTER p h o n e Limit" Moderator Marilyn Berger 0 8 8 Baseball 0 Lewrancs Walk AFTERNOON lems to be discussed. swan, into their natural habitat. EVENING lence In the country music field. 0 Consumer Buyflne ' 888NBC News presents a national perspective 0 Movla "Getting Straight" 0 Pattern For Living 1:30 8Nswa on Inflation In this program origi­ (1970) Elliott Gould, Candice ONE (1) DAY SERVICE 0 ChUdren't Gocpel Hour 0 30 Mlnutea ® Another Voice 2:30 7M nating from several American 0 QllUgan's Island Bergen. 6:00 8 1070 Law Day Quiz A test of cities. < 8PTLC hib 7:00 3 ) Daddy, Can I Hm t The Sun? Sunday 0 An Evaning At The Emmy's Thursday 0 Action Newsmakers 0 Racing From Yonkars legal knowledge produced In 6:30 0 Agronaky And Company 888Saturday Night Live 4M APRIL 20,1070 cooperation with the Connecti­ MAY 3.1070 8 ® WaH Strsat Weak -htcondiiiomd ( 0 Villa Alegre 8 This Weak In Baseball 0 N e w a 8 AndyOrltflth ^ OQanatadonOnThaWInd The cut Bar Association and attor­ 0 Ironside 0 The Braoy Kids 8 My Partnar Ths Ghost 8 Hot City DIaco M / U l I Color TVs construction of the world's larg­ 9:00 neys will offer free confidential Friday dS Lawrence Walk MORNING 0 Davey And Goliath est.- privately funded electrical AFTERNOON 0 Rax Humbard Spaclal legal advice to callers. M AY 4,1970 2:00 8 Soap Factory 12:00 gerreratlng windrnlll Is docu­ 6:45 0 Movla "Scaramouche" 8 0 d y iM s y 0 Wrestling as available mented. (R) 1:00 6:00 6:00 0 NewDay * (1952) Stewart Granger, Eleanor 8HseHaw 8 TV Auction (Cont'd) o m - m * QD Memorial To Ttie 8b( MIIHon 10:00 0 CBS Reports Ed Bradley 0 Memorial To The Six Million EVENINQ Parker. 8 Dick Van Dyke 8 Viewpoint On Nutrition EVENING 7:00 The unusual local community a 0 9 1 NBC Special Report reports on the recent accident at 10:00 0 Hot FudM 0 Utbe Rascals 8 Issues'79 12:30 effort which created a living "College Sports Inc. — Big Mon­ the Three Mile Island nuclear 0MaksltRsal ® Soccer Made In Germany 0 May Magazine Sharron 8'30 0 Popeye And Friends 0 Movla "Breakthrough” 6:00 memorial of the Holocaust Is ey On Campus" Edwin Newman plant In Pennsylvania, the ensu­ 0 UtUa Rascals (H Another View 0950) David Brian, Frank Love- reports on the commercialization Lovejoy reports on the therapy 888Bast Of Saturday Night 8 Movla "Stars And Stripes 7:28 IS TV Auction A bld-by-phone portrayed. ing economic and political reper­ used to treat witnesses to a mid­ 8 Consultation 011 You Ask Me joy. of "amateur" athletics and why Live "Volume M” Comedy and Forever',' (1952) Clifton Webb. extravaganza where anything Q Malha Special Hal Stanton cussions. and the future of air collision, and parents who musical highlights from the past 8 The Atltletae college sports are a muttl- 7:30 Debra Paget. 7:29 and everything will be auctioned and some shriners take a look nuclear power. teach their children at home. lour seasons of "Saturday Night 8 Petticoat Junction to the highest bidder. ahead at Melha Shrine Circus mllllon-dollar business. 8 6S Evening At Pops Arthur 0 Arthur And Company 8 F.Y.I. 8 Datty Numbers Live" will be presented. 12:45 which is coming to town May Fiedler opens his 50th season as 0 The Flintstones 8 Movla "The Burning Hills" EVENING 0 News (1957) Tab Hunter, Natalie 7:30 8 Listen 10th - 13th. conductor of the Boston Pops 0 World War II Ql Diary 6:30 ' 9:00 8 ^CHyRollera Wood. Monday Orchestra live from Symphony 0 Goals For New Haven 1:00 QDMInortty Advteory Spaclal 0 8 Ihe Robert Duvall and Lee 8 Tennessee Tuxedo ® BUI Moyers' Journal Hall In this golden anniversary 8:30 8 NaahvlUe On The Road 0 Movie "The Slime People " ^ FAST TEMPORARY "Welfare - Destroying The APRIL 30,1070 The Castaways On Remick portray General Dwight program featuring highlights 888 8:00 2:30 As Schoole Match Whs (1963) Robert Hutton, Les Myths" The pros and cons of the 5:00 GWIgan's Island Gllllgan (Bob D. Eisenhower and his trusted 8 from his first concert in 1929. 0 P o p a y e 0 Laurel And Hardy Laugh- 8 HaeHaw(Cont'd) T remayne. RELIEF OF ITCHING welfare system In Connecticut Is S2) Ah Act Of Coogreee Power Denver) and his fellow casta­ military aide Kay Summersby In 0Superharoes toons FamUyFaud 8 Motile "Alcatraz Express" examined, brokers In Congress and lobby­ EVENING ways, shipwrecked again on the this saga tracing the American 8 0 8 Scoob/s All-Stsrs 0 Daddy, Can I Hear The Sun7 88uparman (1960) Robert Stack, Neville FROM POISON IVY/OAK ists from Industry, labor and deserted Isle, are once again hero's war years. (Part 2 ol 3) 0 D e v m And Goliath QS W C T Tennis Brand. environmental groups struggle Wednesday rescued but decide to return and 9:00 888Alvin And The Chip- 8 That Girt 8:00 8 Jukebox 7:00 f. L to have their Interests represent­ turn the island Into a tropical 0 Bad News Bears ®leauai^'T# "Properly Tax' 0 M la s USA Beauty Pageant M AY 2,1070 munka 8 ABC News ed In the Clean Air Act of 1977. 10:00 Relief" Guests: Richard Manley, Fifty-one young women from resort. 8 Setama street (R) 3:00 0MarvQrllfln 8 8 8 Stave Martin Milton 0 IL o v e L u c y 0 8 What's Happaningll 1:30 president of the Massachusetts around the United States com­ 9:00 EVENING Berle, Johnny Cash. George 8:30 0 8 Tennis 0 World At War 0 N e w s Taxpayers Foundation; and Sen. pete for a title, crown, and schol­ EVENING 0 8 Ike Robert Duvall and Lee Burns and Bob Hope join with (0 Woody Woodpecker 8 TV Community Collaga d i Malodyland Evaning Service 8Rock Conoart ^ MMICIUM Alan SIsllsky. member of the arship money In the 28th edition Remick portray General Dwight comedian Steve Martin to take a 0 Viewpoint On Nutrition @ ) Academy Leaders 888CHIPS Legislation Taxation Commis­ 7:00 of this annual event, live from D. Elsenhower and his trusted 2:00 9:00 "wild and crazy" look at a variety Fantastic Four TV Auction (Cont'd) sion. 3 ) & Rocky Mountain Reunion Biloxi. Mississippi. 888 8 0 ABC News 88 8 Country Music Awards military aide Kay Summersby In 01 American pastimes. (R) 3:30 8 Movie "I Wanted Wings" HMIIUST 9:00 0 The Brady Bunch (1941) Ray Milland, William 2:28 0 Buga Bunny / Road Runner dl) Journey To Adventure Holden. The lives ol three aspir­ 0 Movla "Klondike Annie" 0 BIrdman TV Community Collage 8 ing Air Force pilots are changed (1936) Mae West, Victor McLa- 0 Movie "Frontier Horizon" when two women enter the glen. (1938) John Wayne, Jennifer 3:40 RHUUGEL This Week’s TV Sports 0 KIner's Komar picture.(3 hrs.) Jones. 2:45 gS Once Upon A Classic 8 8 8 Godzilla Super 90 4:00 8 Movla "The Guns Of Live coverage of George Willlg between the United States Zangara" (1960) Robert Stack, 10:30 11:30 8 Mister Rogers (R) 0 Adam-12 6:30 and Steve Matous' attempted National team and the Venezue­ Villa Alegre Robert Middleton. Today 0 Sports Extra 0 Racing From Yonkers 8 0 Big Valley 0 Billy APRIL 28,1070 climb of Devil's Tow er In lan National team from Las n NHL.Hockey I' 0 8 Delta House 9:30 Wyoming; a preview ol the Ken­ Vegas, Nevada. 11:00 ) Nashville On The Road g3 This Old House 0 Shazzam tucky Derby featuring a look at 0 B a ssb a ll Los Angeles 8 Sports Afield Sales & Service 8 8 0olf 0 8 Suparfriends 9:00 MORNING the favorite. Spectacular Bid. Dodgers vs. New York Mets 8 Generation On The Wind Friday Once Upon A Classic 0 CBS Movie "I Know Why The 8 rahbi' Hole 8 Sporta AfMd 455 Hartford Road MAY 4,1079 Carraerojendas 8 Caged Bird Sings " (Premiere) EVENING 11: Monday DIRECTORY 8 Movie "Dead Men Walk" 2:30 8 Paul Benjamin, DIahann Carroll. 11:00 APRIL 30,1079 10:00 (1944) George Zucco. Mary 643-5230 o W CT Tennis 8 8 8 Qolf "Legends Of A bright, sensitive young black Carlisle. 7:00 Golf" Live coverage of the final EVENING EVENING CONSUMER SAiLES 0 Moby Dick girl finds both poetry and pain 0 Movie "Monster On The gS Sesame Street OPEN 7 DAYS B A.M. TO • PJL AFTERNOON SS Soccer Made In Germany round ol this tournament for Manchester ParIcaiK SHOP while growing up In the rural Campus" (1958) Arthur Franz, In 1966-7 Sir Francis golfing greats from Onion Creek US LAST. Nam^ brand 4:30 South during the 1930s 11:30 6:30 6:30 Joanna Moore. Chichester circumnavigated Country Club In Austin. Texas. . 0 Sporta Spectacular 0 8 Love Boat 0 Racing From Yonkars 0 Bowling For Dollars 0 Bowling For Dollars appliances, televisions. Consumer Survival Kit th e world in his yacht 12:00 8 OS PopI Goes The Country 0 Meet The Mayors a Candlspin Bowling 3:30 Lowest prices in town Hot Fudge Gipsy Moth, sailing 29,000 12:00 7:00 7:30 8 8 The Outdooraman dS Jany Falwell CANDIB8 CANDIES 0 8 American Sportsman Wraetllng guaranteed. Servicejafter the 1:00 0Wrsetllng 8 0 Soccer New York Cosmos 10:30 888 BJ And The Bear miles in 226 days. Curt Gowdy and William Conrad sale. 5:00 a a Pre-Gams Show vs. Toronicf Blizzard 0'Tarzan / Super Seven g3 Movie "Rattle Of A Simple 12:30 fish the Klamath River In North­ 7:30 0 Mission: Imposalbla a Championship Fishing Man" (1964) Harry H. Corbett. 8 The AthMee ern California; Racedriver Sam 8 Fairfield Focus On Sports Al BARLOW'S TV • ZenitlTSates 0 Splderman 0 8 Wide World Of Sports DaftyOuck Diane Cilenlo. A girl-shy bache­ 1:15 Posey challenges the Olympic BInford interviews Joan Ryan, 888 (3) Animal World 11:30 Service on Standard Brands, Royal Heritage lor In London is Introduced to 0 Bassball Los Angeles bobsled run In Lake Placid, N.Y.; sports writer for the "Washing­ 8 Studio See 0 NBA Basketball Live cover­ 805 Hartford Road, QreanAcrae 8 love by a nightclub hostess. (2 Dodgers vs. New York Mets hang gliders test their skills at ton Post": also, tennis pro Beth 8 Lawrence Walk age of an NBA play-off game. Manchester Telephone -643- 8 hrs.) a Qaasball Regional coverage Sunday Mt. McKinley. Norton talks about her career, ® LaPteza and Don Cook, Fairfield Univer­ Teams and location to be 5095. 11:00 of Los Angeles Dodgers at New APRIL 20,1070 0 Soul Train 9:30 Engagem ent rings 3:45 announced. 5:30 York Mets: San Francisco Giants sity athletic director, discusses 0 8 F a n g f a o e (SCross-WIU 0 N B A Basketball Live cover­ 0 8 Kentucky Derby Special d!) Living Faith at Montreal Expos, how new federal regulations will TWeWTIETH CENTURY 888Fred And Barney 0 New York Report age of a second round play-off aftoct women's sports programs A behind-the-scenes report on 8 Footsteps in loving color a Baseball Los Angeles MORNING Television, Inc. 176 Burnside W C T Tennis game. Teams and location to be Derby Week featuring a look at 8 Stage Door Disco Dodgers at New York Mets at the university. Avenue, ^ s t Hartford. 528- 8 10:00

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DAYTIM E S P E C U L 0 Adam-12 E 0 Lavame & Shirley Bonner" (1972) Steve McQueen, 0 An American Story 0 Special Edition DAYTIME MOVIES DeLisle, Richard Hill. Two special 11:00 Robert Preston. police teams who patrol the E E 0 0 0 N « w s 4KX> 6:55 ) 0 LMrsCtub E M o v I# “Joe" (1970) Peter beaches of Southern Calllornia 3 Carol Burnett And Friends E Razzmatazz 0 N a w s 9K)0 Boyle, Dennis Patrick. 12:IX) in dune buggies try to elude a (7) Barmy Hill E CBS Movie "Fraternity 0 0 0 Best Of Carton & "What Price Glory" (1952) 7 : 0 deadly sniper and capture a drug 0 Dick Van Dyke Row" (1977) Gregory Harrison, 0 T b t Rifleman James Cagney. Dan Dailey. E C B S Nevis pusher. 0 Honaymooners D AYTIM E CH ILD R EN ’S Peter Fox. A man torn by memo­ 0 Captlonad A 0 Nawt E 0 A B C N O W S 3 ) Movie "Gentleman's Agree­ 0DlckCavett SHOW ries recalls the fun and heartache 1:(X) E Dating Gama 1 2 :0 ment" (1947) Gregory Pock, Dor­ of his 1950s college days and the (5) “ Brigham Young" (1940) 11:30 4:00 aSFasttvMOIFalth E IL o v e L u c y othy McGuire. In order to do a events that lead to a campus Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. E Rockford RIes E Razzmatazz 0 Sounding Board OS Dr. Soon On Habrawt realistic feature story on anti- tragedy. 0ThaRtflaman 4:00 E The Gong Show 0 N« m Semitism in America, a writer E 0 Three’s Company E 0 PoIlM Story 0 1979 Law Day Quta 3 ) "The Dark Corner” (1946) poses as a Jew and finds out 0 0 0 NBC Movie "Stay 1 2 :0 E Movie "Thirsty Dead" (1974) DAYTIME MOVIES 0 Nawlywed Game Lucille Ball, Mark Stevens. first-hand how It feels to be an Hungry" (1976) Jeff Bridges, Sal­ E Movie "Doctor Ehrlich’s John Consldlne, Jennifer Bill- 0 The Odd Couple IS "The Brass Bottle" (1964) object of scorn. 2 1/4 hrs. (B/W) ly Field. The oH-beal son df an Magic Bullet" (1940) Edward G. irmsley. 0 O v a rE a a y Robinson, Ruth Gordon. Tony Randall, Burl Ives. 00S)Llttla Houea On The 12KX) old and proud Southern family • 0 0 0 T o m g h t 0 "The Story Of Mankind" Prairie 0 The RHIamen 7:29 becomes involved In the world of 12:40 EVENING (1957) Ronald Colman, Hedy professional body-building. 0 ® Bill Moyera’ Journal 0 Captioned ABC News 0 D a H y Numbers E C 0 Lata Movie "Lciva Boat SJokarisWHd Lamarr. 0 Movie "The Jokers" (1967) 7:30 II" (1977) Ken Berry, Celeste 12KX) Michael Crawford, Oliver Reed. Holm. 6:00 8:30 1:00 P.M. Magazine E I L o v e L u n E Brothers, frustrated by their ^ ( B O S I N m v t E "All-That Heaven Allows" Carol Burnett And Friends 3 ) Marv Griffin 0 Dr. Scott On Hebrews E unrecognized brilliance, plot to 1:0 ® iLoveUicy 0 6S Mark Russell (1956) Jane Wyman, Rock $100,000 Name That Tune 0 The Rifleman E steal the crown jewels from the 0 0 0 Tomorrow GD Joker’s Wild Hudson. E Nawlywad Gama a u e r s C tu b Tower of London. (2 hrs.) 0 TV Community CoUege 12:30 0 DanoeFSvsr 1 "0 9:00 4:00 0 My Three Sons E M ovie "Public . Enemy" 0 W M Kingdom 9 : 0 ( £ Joe Franklin Miss USA Beauty Pageant E "The Valachl Papers" @1 Bonanza (E (1931) James Cagney, Donald 0 Dick Van Dyke E 0 T a x l 0 S9 Global Paper (1972) Charles Bronson, Lino 2 : 0 SS Studio Sae Cook. 0T1cTac Dough 0 Daktari 0 Movie "The Couch" (1962) Ventura. 10:0 0 MacNell / Lahrsr Report 6:30 Grant Williams, Shirley Knight. 12:40 0 "Batman" (1966) Adam E 0 N e w s 2:23 (S 8te MHUon Dollar Man An ex-con commits psychotic E CBS Lata Movie "McMillan West, Burt Ward. 8:0 E 89 Staraky & Hutch E Newt ( S Bowling For Doilars crimes, unbeknownst to tlie psy­ & Wile: Death Is A Seven Point E C B S Reports E Boris Karioff Thriller iSiSaNBCNsws chiatrist who is treating him. (2 Favorite" (1971) Rock Hudson. EVENING E The Triple Crown 0 Global Paper 2 : 0 CAR COLLECTOR 0 O v e rE a e y E Newt . hrs.) Susan Saint James. E0HappyDays 10:0 Andy Qrlfdlh, star of ABC's actlon/advsniurs ssrios, "Sslvsfla I,” which airs 9 Adam-12 Movie "The Fury Of The 2:43 9:30 6:00 E 0 Footsteps SZ) The Growing Years 1:00 Wollman" (1973) Paul Naschy, E Movie "The Lost Moment" Mondays, Is ss«n hers with part of his collection of antique autos - collected over E 0 ABC Movie "Samurai" 0 0 0 Tomorrow EEO 0 Newa Perla Cristal. A scientist 11:0 (1947) Robert Cummings, Agnes the past 20 years. 6:55 (Premiere) Joe Penny, James E IL o v e L u c y 1:30 becomes a killing wojfman when E E 0 0 0 N e w s Moorehead. & News Shigeta. A young assistant D.A. E Joker’s W ld E Joe Franklin 0 TV Community College a wound on his chest takes the E Carol Burnett And Friends General Alexander Haig, outgoing head of NATO, 7:00 uses his skills in the martial arts 3 : 0 0 My Three Sons shape of a pentagon. 2 hrs. E Benny Hill appears In filmed interviews from Belgium on CBS News to prevent a man with an earth­ 2:00 0 Six Minion Dollar Man Sandy and Jump Man Series ID 0 Bonanza 0 0 Cllffhangars 0 Dick Van Dyke “ Waging Peace: A Global p a ^ r on Resolving (E S I ABC News quake-causing machine from 0 Daktari 0 0 Evening At Pops 0 Honaymooners destroying San Francisco. 0 Studio See Conflict.” The special three-part series airs on CS Dating Game 2:17 0 Hea Haw Honeys 0DlckCavett 0 0 0 NBC Movie “This Man HOLLYWOOD - Al­ (Q) Festival Of Faith E Best Of Midday 6:30 0 Joker’s Wild consecutive evenings beginning Sunday, April 29. 0 Wrestling Stands Alone" (Premiere) Louis E Six Million Dollar Man 11:0 though Gary Sandy and @ News Gossett Jr^ Clu Gulager. A black 2:20 Bowling For Dollars E Bamaby Jones E 4 * 0 Gordon Jump both were 0 MacNell / Lshrar Report minister runs lor the position of E N e w s 0 0 0 NBC News 8:0 E The Gong Show sheriff in a Southern county dur­ E MervGrffftn E 0 A B C Movie "Junior 0 K m y Today born and raised in Dayton, l a Newlywed Game 2:30 0 Over Easy ing the height of the civil rights Ohio, seven miles from 0 The Odd Couple News Formula for Peace movement. E each other’s home, they 0 ) Over Easy 3:00 never met until they got to 7:29 10:00 0 Six Million Dollar Man .. Conflicts between na­ day, April 29, concentrates Hollywood years later and a Dally Numbers 3 1 0 ) News 0 Austin City Limits 3:42 Wednesday, May tions and individuals may on resolving international became co-stars in a tele­ 7.30 E Jack Benny . ' be inevitable but peace can conflicts, while the second, vision series about a run­ ( i ) P.M. Magazine 10:15 E Movie "Jury Of One" (1972) 10:0 DAYTIME M O V I ^ - ^ „ airing Monday, ApriV 30, down radio .station in Cin­ 3 ) Carol Burnett And Friends 3 ) Film Fill 4:00 0 The Growing Years Sophia Loren. Jean Gabin. A E Meat The Mayors be waged as efficiently arid 3 ) The Moppets 0 News features conflict resolu­ cinnati. 10:30 young man is accused of a mur­ methodically as war. ( £ Newlywed Game 1 2 :0 der he did not commit and the 1 1 :0 tions at the interpersonal Television is filled with (S Ufa Of Ri!sy 4:30 EE00890Nawt These important timely 0 TV Talkback 0 "The Cavern" (1966) only one who believes him is his 0 Consumer ^rvlval KH 0 Kitty Today Carol Buman And Friends issues constitute the sub­ level, including confronta­ such ironies, and in the 0 Fairfield Focus On Sports Rosanna Schiaffino, John Saxon. 7 : 0 mother, 2 hrs. E Benny Hill ject matter of “Waging tions between labor and ca.se of "W K R P In Cincin­ a That’s Hollywood E C B S News 0 0 0 Real People E 1 :0 0 Dick Van Dyke a Dick Van C ^ e ABC News 0 0 Great Performances Peace: A Global Paper on management, landlord and nati” it goes even further. E "Man Without A Star" E 0 0 Honaymooners This .series had little hope m - a Tic Tac Dough (1955) Kirk Douglas. Jeanne E Dating Game 0 Joker’s Wild Resolving Conflict,” three tenant, family members, ® MacNell / Lehrer Report for its future in the opening Crain. (H Festival Of Faith 8:0 1 1 :0 one-hour programs airing neighbors and groups with 0 Journeys To The Mind E Rockford Fllaa weeks of the new season 8:00 4 : 0 E Miss Winslow & Son on three consecutive even­ opposing viewpoints. ( £ The WhHe Shadow 0 N e w s E The Gong Show last September. At one E "The Burglars" (1973) 0DlcfcCavett E M e r v Griffin E S IP o N o a Woman ings, April 29, 30 and May The final program on m C roe a-W tU Jean-Paul Belmondo, Omar 0 UarsCkib Tuesday, May 1, consists point, it even was yanked QD a A B C M ovie "B e a c h 0 Newlywed Game E Movie "Th e Curse Of 1, over the Public Broad­ ^ .'•< - A ' Sharif. from the schedule and put Patrol" (Premiere) Christine 0 The Odd Couple 9 : 0 Blglool" (1972) William Slmon- casting Service. of a provocative discussion 0 "Munster Go Home" (1966) into a two-month hiatus. - “ 0 O v e rE a s y E Movie "Torn Between Two sen, Robert Clymire. CHieck local listings for of resolving conflict by a Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Carlo. Lovers" (Premiere) Lee Remick, 0 0 0 Tonight 7:29 ' panel of renowned authori­ The indu.stry buzzed that 0 T h a Rifleman time and station. 0 Dally Numbers George Peppard. A woman "W K R P In Cincinnati” EVENING devoted to her husband and son 0 Captioned ABC Nawt Martin Carr, writer, pro­ ties on international rela­ (Dial-oguej tions. Arnaud de Bor- had hud it. 7 : 0 becomes romantically Involved 1 2 :0 ducer, director and winner Gary Sandy (left) and Gordon Jump star as the P-M. Magazine with a charming and sophisticat­ It seems, however, no 6 :0 E E IL o v s L u f w of four Emmy Awards, is chgrave, senior editor of Carol Burnett And Friends one at CBS paid attention young program director and the stuffy general SWOON!! — Can you tell m E E 0 0 N e w s E ed architect. S i Dr. Soon (jn Hebrews producer of the specials. Newsweek, acts as E $1.98 Beauty Show manager who turn a failing radio station into a me where to write that E IL o v e L u c y E S t Charlie’s Angela 0ThaRHIaman moderator for the panel to the speculation. The Newlywed Game 0 0 0 Country Music Awards Alvin H. Perlmutter, for­ success in "W K R P in Cincinnati.” handsome hunk Erik E Joker’s WHd E network’s prograrn brass 0 W H d Kingdom 0 Movie "Fall Sale" (1964) 1 2 :0 merly vice president for which includes George W. Estrada? I never miss a 0 T V Community College continued to exude passion 0 M y Three Sons 0 B l g Money Henry Fonda, Dan O'Herlihy. A E Movie "I Am A Fugitive NBC-TV news documenta­ Ball, former U.S. under­ Saturday night watching From A Chain Gang" (1932) Paul for the series, insisting Gary Sandy, who came "We know radio is more 0 Bonanza 0 0 MacNell / Lehrer Report SAC plane flies through a "fail- ries, is executive producer. secretary of state, Joseph 0 Holywood Squares Muni, George Raft. that as sure as there was a to Hollywood via theater, “ChiPs.” He’s heavenly. 0 Studio See sale" zone, putting New York In Sisco, American Univer­ popular today than ever,” 0 D lc k Van Dyke danger of being bombed. (2 hrs.) "A ll disputes are settled — Gail Deware, ’Thomas- 0 12:37 mid-season, "W K R P in and soap operas in New Jump notes. "A lot of 0 T 1 c Tac Dough in the same way,” Carr sity president and national Cincinnati” would be back York, plays the twangy ton, Ala. 6 :0 E S t Mannbr security and foreign policy young people turn on radio E Six MHUon Dollar Man said, "whether they are You should try going out 8 0 10KX) 12:40 on the schedule, not with­ program director who to listen to their favorite E Bowling For Dollars ETheJsflarsons E N e w s international or domestic. specialist. A separate film occasionaly on a Saturday EHawaHF)va-0 standing the early-season turns the station around music. Our show appeals 0 0 0 NBC News E C ro a a -W K s E 0 Vagal The process is the same. segment features Mr. de night. Too much swooning low ratings. from “ elevator music” to a to those kids - at least we 0 O v a r E a s y E 0 Bgbt Is Enough E Newam And Raallty 1 :0 There has to be an under­ Borchgrave in an inter­ in front of your TV set is no But at mid-season, hot Top 40 rock station. hope so - because it gives 0 0 0 Tomorrow standing up front that nei­ view with General Alexan­ good for your love life. But "WKRP in Cincinnati” Gordon Jump is the station them a chance to look 1:15 ther ' side will win. Our der Haig, outgoing head of if you insist. Write The was back on the schedule manager, a position he inside radio.” E Joe Franklin shows examine the ways in NATO, which took place in Incredible Hunk at MGM, in a new time period, at an came to with ultiniate This is not to say that TV Dialogue 1:0 which men and nations can Mons, Belgium. General Culver City, CA. 90230. hour later on Monday qualifications - his mother any show that appeals to E N e w s D settle disputes that Haig and Dr. Sisco will nights. That meant a world owned the station. young people is devoid of SWEET 17 — How old was 2 . 0 threaten their peace and also appear on the first of difference, because now This is a fun show with Sandra Dee when she first 0 D a k ta rt quality, or purpose. CaUNT’S ’TOMB? — Is ly. Dinah Manoff, alias Rosewell, N.M. Denver is peace of mind. segment of the three-part the show was in a good played Gidget, and how old an ensemble of likeable " I ’m sticking up for our Lee Grant dead? Also, I’ve Elaine Dallas, is Ms. his adopted city. The first program, Sun­ series, Sunday, April 29. hammock position, be­ characters, including the show,” says Gary Sandy is she now? ’Hie reason I ask is I was named after heard she has a d an gler Grant’s daughter. SOPAER — What is the tween the very successful "heavies.” It has a sweep­ defensively. "W e’re not her after the movie came in “Soap.” Which charac­ FAVORITE SON — Is name of the actress who 2:27 ’ M 'A ’ S’ H” and the popu­ ing appeal in that ever- doing that type of a show E Movie "The Man I Love" out. — Sandra Lockner, ter does she play? — Mrs. John Denver reaUy from piays Eunice on TV? — Cal lar “ Ix)u Grant” series. indulgeid pursuit of demo­ that worries about whether (1946) Ida LupIno. Robert Alda. Santa Barbara, Calif. Bridie McAllister, Taco­ Denver? I say no, bnt a HaUsey, Provo, Utah The results were quickly graphic following. Sarah gets a date Monday CROWNED BEAUTIES At least they didn’t name ma, Wash. friend insists that he is. C’mon, Cal. A min- 3 0 discemable. “ W K R P in "WKRP in Cincinnati” night or not.” 0 Star MIMon OoHar Man you Gidget. Sandra first Judi Lois Anderson, left. Miss USA 1978, and Margaret Lee Grant is very much TeU her she’s wrong. — dreader I’m not. A wild Cincinnati” soon had good has a natural appeal to the surfed across the screen at Gardiner, 1978, will make special aUve, and was just seen on K.L. Fripp, Atlantic City, guess would be you mean 4 0 ratings, to the 30-plus cir­ contemporary generation O N a w s age 17. That was in 1959, appearances on the “ Miss USA Beauty Pageant,” to be ’TV in “ You Can’t Go Home N.J. Eunice on “Soap.” If so, cle, frequently finishing in since its set against the In Malaysia it was believed In the m rtge horn*, it com thr§«-«id-*-fiilf ecnti to making her 39, and you broadcast live from the Mississippi Coast Coliseum and Again.” As for her daugh­ You’re wrong, friend. Jennifer Salt is your wom­ 4 0 the Top 20 shows of the backdrop of rock ‘n’ roll that teasing dogs and cats bum a 100-watt bulb for 10 hours. somewhere in the neigh­ Convention Center in Biloxi, Mist:., Monday, April 30, on ter, you’ve heard correct­ Denver was born in an. O K in y T o d a y music. led to severe storms. 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Simone SIgnorat, James Caan. 7:20 (1941) Joel McCrea, Veronica terror 1:00 SDalyNumbara Bored with life, a young couple Lake. QD "Pillow Talk" (1059) Rock devotes themselves to games Evei 730 which Include murder. (2 hrs.) 12:37 terror Hudion, Doris Day. (I) P.M. Magazine 0 0 Mannbt d) Carol Bumalt And Frianda 1030 the Bt 4KX) 130 ® "Ballla Hymn" (1957) Rock 0 Family Fdud 0BamabyJonea , near 0 6 8 News BBSTomorrow Hudson, Martha Hyer. 3Nawl)h*adaama childn 0 "The Qhost And Mr. Chick­ OShaNaNa 0 Boris KarhXIThmiar 230 en" (1966) Don Knotts, Joan 68 MacNad/lahraf Report a IB a PreaenlIng Susan 0 JoeFr«iklln Staley. § The Gong Sliow Anton B D a k ta ri aoiokVanDyka a Inflation EVENING 2:10 STIoTao Dough 10:30 0 N e w a 68Prsmlate w a : 2:28 Spurre 6:00 S30 1130 0 Movie "Look For The Silver 0 Time Expraaa Lining" (1949) June Haver, Gor­ for a I _)lToM Lu oy Bumalt And Frianda 0 Movie "The Seven-Ups” don MacRae. ding ( (SJokar'aWld 0 B e n n y HW TV Community Colaga (1974) Roy Schelder. Tony LoBi- a DIcfc Van Dyke 2:30 C ongr MyTItraaSona anco. A New York cop's plan to 0 N e w a battles S use a Iriend as an Informant a Honeymoonare 0Bohanza 68 DIckCavelt federa 68 Studio Saa backfires in a series of gangland 330 kidnappings. 2 hrs. 11:30 B Six MWlon Dollar Man rest ol 6:30 (S a M o A AIMIndy l 0 M * A * 8 * H The (D B IxM lIlon Dollar Man 0 Movie "Pipe Dreams" 0 Tha Gong Show 0 Bowino For Dolara (1976) Gladys Knight. Barry 0 a 8lmakyAHulch QUIET MOMENT today 0JO o a a N NBC 8 Norm resolu Hankerson. A romantic adven­ 0 RadngFrdm Yonkara Mork (Robin Wllllains) and Mindy (Pam Dawber) enjoy a a O m rE a a y ture story set against the rough a“ l aO a a i I o c h a lk 9 Adam-12 quiet moment together in the music shop, but when background of tha Alaskan pipe­ aThoRHIeman 4:30 recomi 68 An Amertoan Story line Is dramatized. 2 hrs. 68CaptlonadABCNawa a Kitty Today Mork causes troubie for Fred and Mindy, he asks Orson to beam him back to Ork In “ It's a Wonderful Mork” on Budge “ Mork & Mindy,” Thursday, May 3, on ABC. billion billion Friday, May 4 Pass Busy Gilda dojibt. 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A prisoner assigned to Darkness” (1971) Pamela Frank­ by SNL’s own Lome Tria ] I Love Lucy 0 S o o o a r British Army Intelligence Is com­ lin. Michele Dotrice. Michael. Music will be pro­ that C( 0 Joker'ssWild V a Porter Wagoner missioned to retrieve a delected a a 0 Tonight vided by Howard Shore or exf a MundoRaal a Movia "Mr. Moto Thinks a Family Feud scientist. (2 hrs.) and the SN L band. There’s sombe a My Three Sons a 68 MacNeM / Lehrer Report 68 Masterpiece Theatre Fast" (1937) Peter Lorre. Virginia a Bonanza a Match Game P.M. Field. a possibility cast members that ol 68 Studio See a Dick Van Dyke 0:30 68 Captlonad A BC Newt Gilda Radner will make special appear­ discip a Tic Tac Dough 0 NewlywedI Game( ances. 6:30 B Th al^rthurth Estate 12:00 senate 0 Six MlWon Dollar Man 0 Movie "All Through The Connei 0 Bowling For DoHara 10:00 8:00 Night" (1942) Humphrey Bogart. Dodd, a a a nbc nows 0 The hicradibla Hulk 0 D a lh Conrad Veldt. 61) Dr. Scott On Hebrawt Pops goes gold Tain mnoce 12:30 0 M o v M "Valtey Of The Dolls" cial n TV Dial-ogue (1967) Barbara Parkins, Pally America’s beloved Maes­ his pi. Duke. tro Arthur Fiedler cele­ 1980. 0 B a r« tta brates his 50th anniversary POOR DRACULA — Alter Nouri is in very talented Washington, D.C. He later as conductor of the Boston Michael Nourl (ex-Steve and good-looking current 1:00 attended school in Connec- a a 0 Midnight Spw lal Pops Orchestra by doing Kaslo) was killed off on company as Dracula — ticutt and went to Rollins the thing he loves best; “ Search for Tomorrow,” I consider Frank Langella 1:30 and Emersoon Colleges. 0 N « m conducting a sparkling LO^ was very upset. I didn’t who played him on Broad­ He appeared briefly in 0 Joe Franklin two-hour performance, Ministi hear any more about him way and in the upcoming “Goodby, Columbus,” his 2:17 "Evening at Pops Labor until “ Cliffhangers” came film version, which every first film. Back in New (B Movie Caught" (1949) Special,” on Tuesday, May on Ma along. Needless to say, I actor in town was after, or York, Nouri appeared op­ James Mason. Barbara Bel 1. vative; Geddes. was very unhappy to see George Hamilton, who's in posite Julie H arris in fo r o Michael playing Dracula. I the spoof “ l4)ve at First Fiedler promises to do a “Forty Carats.” And on 2:30 Thurso feel he is entirely too good- Bite.” Dracula is consid­ blend of popular and light TV he starred in “ Beacon tion. looking and talented to ered a very sexy fellow, if a Movie "Old Acquaintance" classical music, plus a Hill” as Giorgio Bellonci (1943) Bette Davla. Miriam number of current favor­ Mrs play such a part. Is there a bit unorthodox in his and as Tom Conway in Hopkins. ites for a “ fresh, bright, drive t any chance he’ll be doing lovemaking. As of this “Somerset” before moving 4:14 new program .” The 84- first V any TV movies or singing moment, Nouri is not on to “Search for Tomoi^ 0 Jack Benny year-old conductor adds, appes roles? I'd love to know slated for a TV movie, but row.” He is 6-foot-4 and 185 435 “ After all. I’m not an old Callag more about him. — NBC has big plans for him. pounds, perfect vam pire a Movie "Marty" (1955) geezer.” Arthur Fiedler ionists M.L.D.; Lebanon, Pa. Your hero was bom in Ernest Borgnine. Betsy Blair. proportions if you ask me. would vative But vative ir," ai ty su[ over halluti The puhlis ThatH rival, much carlie