PACK S'IXTKKN _ KVKMN(i HK.UAl.l), Tues., April 3, 1979 Trash Haulers Directors’ Agenda Short BU;kK(; PiiARSO^ two that would discontinue Memorial vote on a proposed ordinance that Street, which runs between Haynes would require a referendum ^pr the 4 Tleralil Rrporler '' To Be Weighed and Russell streets, and transfer the transfer of any municipal service to MANCHESTER - The Town property to Manchester Memorial any regional government. Committee Approves New Office Building Analyst Inspects Town Yanks, Royals, Dodgers, SOUTH WINDSOR - Trash haulers on'their way to Board of Directors will have one of Hospital. That ordinance originally was East Windsor will be stopped at the South Windsor border its shortest agendas in months when Equal School Funding Planned hy Aircraft To Update Bond Rating Two other public hearings are for proposed by former Director Vivian Phillies Baseball j^icks and taken to the nearest weigh station beginning today, it meets tonight at 8 o’clock in the appropriations to the Board of Ferguson. The board apparently will Page 3 Page 3 j Page 10 according to Town Manager Allan Young, Municipal Building's Hearing Room. Page 11 Education's General Fund budget. vote against the proposal because the The action has come in response to two petitions ^...... — For the first time, the board will be town attorney's office has ruled the presented to the Town Council during its regular session One of the. appropriations, $12,168. operating under its new format for matter is not an appropriate one for meetings, which includes a separate would be fund^ with a grant from Monday night. the federal Department of Health, an ordinance. • Young said that he has met with two private haulers agenda item for presentation of bid Education and Welfare. The second. The Democratic members of the who have agreed to use Route 5 as ah alternative to the waivers and a consent calendar. lHanrh^Htpr $500, would be a payment ordered by , board are opposed to fiie proposed or- residential streets, however Young said that West Hart­ ‘ One bid waiver, for cleaning the the court for restitution of damages dinance.. They would have voted to Rain Tonight, ford's Public Work's Director said that he would have to digester at the sewage treatment paused by a student. j reject it last month, but they only confer with the town manager before committing the plant, will be presented. Cioar Thursday < The final hearing item is an $88,868 had four members present at the town to the alternative route. All five public hearing items have appropriation to the Community meeting. It takes five votes to reject Detail* on page 2 The trucks - weighing up to and possibly exceeding been marked for the consent calen­ Development BIc,.< Grant fund,That an item. some 75.000 pounds - have been pounding their way dar. Separate public hearings still 'money, recently approved by the The board also may act on a across Graham and Neiderwerfer Roads, according to will be held for each item, but the Capitol Tlegion Council of revised Affirmative Action Plan, the petitions. board will vote to accept all items in Governments, is to be used by the consideration of reclassification of Twenty-seven persons, representing 90 percent of the one vote. £ tm ttu g town for site improvements at the 40 two Comprehensive Employment residents of Niederwerfer Road, presented a petition to Any item marked for the consent new housing units for the elderly and Training Act (CETA) positions Moving Again the council objecting to the use of the road by trucks. calendar may be removed and acted Vol. XCVIII, No. 156 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, April 4, 1970 I A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 * 20$ Single Copy • ISC Home Delivered adjacent to Spencer Village, in the Water Department, and con­ Town Attorney Richard Rittenband told the council on separately if one director objects CHICAGO (UPI) - Jane Byrne, I The board’s unfinished business in­ sideration of amendments for the that two recent court cases which dealt with similar to its listing as a consent item. 5-foot-4 and a shade over 100 h / . cludes appointment of a member to operation of then^.outh Commission. cases of trucks using residential roads differed in final The five public hearings include pounds, promised a government Tn'vn Fthifc fommissinn and a findings. thp with integrity, a concentration on . i believe we cannot restrict truck traffic, " said neighborhoods, and a determina­ Rittenband. If we restrict traffic, discriminating against tion "to get the city moving Dental Clinic Ruled Proper trucks, we will end up in court," Retiree Honored again," after winning the Young said that he believed-the present approach of ^ Alfred Hayber recently. retired after Board Heeds Law Advice mayoralty Tuesday with a bigger | By GRKG PEARSON his three-page decision delivered this The Advisory Board of Health Two groups of dentists made right to select a certain proposal ip. MANCHESTER - The Eighth Street, was at Monday night's victory than anyone since 1901. enlisting the aid of the haulers was the most productive working for. 12 years with^the Town of counsel for the district, ruled the dis­ lirruld Reporter morning to Town Manager Robert selected this plan, submitted by Dr. proposals to help do so. The town such a situation, f way of dealing with the situation. Utilities District Board of Directors trict should not have a special meeting. He did not speak at the ' Mrs. Byrne had 671,189 votes for I Weiss. Michael Goodman and four olher^ picked one it had reason to believe "The dentists are right that this is MANCHESTER -The town's "If they flatly refuse then we can enlist another ap­ Manchester's Building Department. Hayber took the advice of its attorney Mon­ meeting for such a request. meeting, however, , a percentage of 82.11 percent. The Barlow was assignedAW issue the dentists at 452 Tolland Turdpike, was better able to meet the need,” coercion. But it comes no where near proposed low-cost dental service proach, " said Young. served as a deputy inspector with the depart­ day night and rejected the idea of “ It is my opinion that the district Smith has been an opponent of the' most the late Mayor Daley got in | opinion because Dr. J ^ n Barry Jr. over one proposed by the local dental Barlow said. meeting the court tests for violating program is proper, attorney Councilman Edward Havens asked Young to make the ment and was honored at a luncheon given by scheduling a special meeting to con­ has no power to form its own inland- Buckland Commons project. his 20-year reign was 77.67 per­ —the brother of Davra Barry, town society.. The dentists who had signed the the constitutional right of freedom to Malcolm Barlow has ruled. town of West Hartford aware of the petitions which had his fellow town employees. He lives in sider making the board the inland- wetlands commission," LaBelle “Anything that’s going to affect,, cent in 1975, Mrs. Byrne will be in­ attorney— was one of the dentists The proposal by Goodman and Drs. petition had said,the proposal would contract,” he said. The propriety of that program was been presented to the council. wetlands agency for the district. , wrote. ^ inland-wetlands in the Eighth augurated April 16, and im-1 who signed the petiiion challenging Winfield Danielson Jr,, Richard Referrals and processing for the Marlborough with his wife, Grace. questioned by a group of dentists, limit the freedom of choice for In other matters. Young informed the council that The town's Planning and Zoning District Director Robert mediately promised to work for | the program. Freiheit, Joseph Shinn and Kathleen program will .bt done by the town’s District should gq through the dis­ who submitted a petition March 19 to patients who quMify for the program Recreation Director .James Snow has reviewed the im­ Commission now acts as the inland- Bletchman moved to accept -a "a new renaissance " for Chicago. The proposed program, approved Kowalski established higher income Health Department, according to the (vhurch Sets Services trict," Smith said about the proposal Town Manager Robert Weiss. since they would gel the reduced-cost mediate and future baseball field needs for South Wind­ wetlands agency for the entire town. La Belle’s decision. Bi,^rector by the town's Adv^ory Board of maximum- limits for persons service only at the one office, proposal. A spokesman for the after it was submitted last month. The program will provide reduced sor — the study came as a result of a reque.st by the VERNON - hfext Sunday, F^alm Sunday, Union A group of 11 residents submitted a Lawrence Noone seconded it and.said Health, would estahnsh an interim qualifying (or the,q)|^ram. “The prospective dental patient department was not available this He did admit then that Bucfkland Decisive Win costs for dental care to residents who American Legion for more ball fields in town. Snow con­ Congregational Church Will have a vesper service at 7 petition last month that the district's that no other information had been dental clinic at the Tolland Turnpike For instanpef^jjfat plan set a appears to me not under undue morning to explain the department’s Commons "is definitely one of the meet financial guidelines of the cluded that the town needs two additional softball fields p.m in the sanctuary to make the start of Holy Week. hoard become the agency for the dis­ presented to dispute the attorney’s reasons” for the proposal. SAN MATEO, Calif. (UPI) - office of five dentists. ^ maximum Jtmit of $12,660 for a fami­ restraint to detil only with the clinic. plans now that Barlow’s opinion has program. and two more hardball fields. The service will renter around the drama. "The House trict. opinion. I Veteran Republican politician Residents who qualify a n d \ ly o p j ^ r , 'The dental society The patient caV as easily as before, been submitted. One area in the proposed develop­ "The town can proceed with the Young told the council that his present budget request at Bethany." Young people from the Junior and Senior This petition apparently was aimed "I don't see what else we can do,” Wiliiam Royer won a decisive vie-1 take part in the program would have jposal had set.a limit of $8,110 for a go lo^any otlapr dentist," Barlow Weiss had stopped all Health High Fellowships will-present the ope-act play with Dayl ment area does lie in wetland. It has •referral program without violating includes $30,0000 for the construction of two hardball at Jgast partially at the proposed Noone said. tory Tuesday in an election to fill to go to this office to obtain the family of four. wrote — , , Department work in the program un­ fields. Young said that, should the council decide to con­ Graves, director. Buckland Commons project. One of the residents who signed the not been said whether plans call for I the congressional seat of Leo 1 any law or right,” Barlow wrote in reduced-cost dental service. Barlowmsp siid the town has the til the opinion was completed. developing that area. "Th'g town wanted to meet a need. struct all four fields, an additional $6,000 will be needed in Following the vesper service, dessert will be served in But. attornev John LaBelle Sr., petition, Raymond Smith of Windsor Ryan, who was killed in Guyana! the budget request. the social rooim______J last November. His win was at-| A recent report conducted by Police .Servant Bruno I -tributed to his fiscal conser- Giulini shows the most dangerous intersection in South vativism, plus a dramatic switch Carter Windsor to be John Fitch Boulevard (Route 5i and V by Democrats in the final days of Family ^led^ Sullivan Avenue, with 45 accidents reporlod from the campaign and a low voter tur­ January 1, 1974 to December 31. 1978 nout. Also considered extremely dangerous is the intersec­ After his victory Tuesday night, l U To Talk tion of Routes 194, 30. 74 and Buckland Road (Five Royer declared, "All Congress ] Fears Return Corners), with ,39 accidents reported during the .same has been looking in this (Royer’s) time span. direction. The people want spen­ By JUNE TOMPKINS children inside. Young said that, following the report he included ding cuts, less regulation and She said there were reports asking Energy llerulil reporter another radar unit in the proposed budget request for $2,- m y . sumetlung done about inflation. I people within a five-mile radius of proved that if you work seriously MANCHESTER - One of the thou­ 000. The town presently owns one unit. the plant to keep windows closed and WASHINGTON (U P I)-P resident and honestly with the public, they sand of evacuee families who fled the stay inside; within a 10-mile radius, Carter wiil address the" nation will respond.” area of the nuclear power center at Meeting Wednesday to keep windows closed. Thursday night on his new energy Three Mile Island in Pennsylvanie to By Saturday, the hydrogen bubble avoid the risk of potentially extreme­ proposals, which will include ending On Water Projects Booze Labels had been discovered. "We had social controls on crude oil prices and ly hazardous hydrogen explosions, obligations and we were very upset MANC1IE.STER - There will be a public information WASHINGTON (UPI) - Late in has come to Manchester. seeking new taxes on any excessive Hartford rwional by Saturday night," Diana said. They oil company profits. session Wednesday at llling Junior High School to discuss 1976, Judge James Gordon issued James Stager, his wife Diana, and went to a church dinner where only a permanent injunction forbidding two daughters. Danielle, 11. and After several weeks of speculation the proposed $2() million bond issue for water im­ 65 people showed up. There had been and postponements in announcing a provements. the Food and Drug Administra­ Rebecca, 7, are staying temporarily 130 reservations. with his brother. Jay Stager, on decision. Carter will deliver a 9 p.m. The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the school, tion from carrying out ,51 liquor- "People were already leaving Forest Street. EST radio and television speecl^from located at 229 E. Middle Turnpike. labeling scheme-4o -list-in­ town." James said. "Only'lialf the the Oval Office on his overall energy Town voters will decide April 17 about the water bond gredients on bottlev-saying the This is the story of their reactions, usual congregation showed up for law left such responfeibHity to the their emotions, and their uncertain strategy. issue, which will pay tor a new water treatment plant and is the last plaeeyou Sunday morning church services." Sources said Carter has decided to Bureau of Alcohol, Tobbacco and plans. improvements to the distribution system When he learned that his college remove all controls on domestic oil The improvements are needed to meet tougher federal Firearms, Wednesday, March 28, began like m closed down, it made his decision prices by Sept. 30, 1981, the date standjirds for water quality But two months ago when the most days for the James Stager easier to leave, he said. He said the family in Millersville, Pa., about 10 existing congressional authorization Officials from the Water Department and represen­ alcohol bureau issued a proposal college was converting its dor­ expires. He will start lifting the con­ tatives ol the Water Study Committee are expected to at­ to require the ingredient labeling miles from the Three Mile Island mitories into an emergency shelter nuclear power plant on an island in 4 1 M trols June 1 this year. tend Wednesday's informational session to explain the on alcoholic beverages, the in­ area. Nearby Franklin-Marshall In a politically risky move. Carter the Susquehanna River. proposals and answer (piestions. The pulilic Is invited dustry went to court and told the College had also closed down com­ then will seek congressional approval The' children had gone to school. same judge the FDA is working pletely. for increasing oil laxes^ a similar behind the scenes to coerce the James had left for the state collegg-^ They told how many families levy that was sought last year but Libraries, Schools bureau into acting — in violation in their town where he teaches mathT wanted to leave, but hesitated for S ‘ never approved. of his previous order. He issued Diana was performing her usual Co-sponsor Program fear of looting, and didn't because The White House is hopeful that an order late last week telling the household chores when about 10 a.m. they didn't have the money. she began hearing reports about added public pressure, aroused by MANCHESTER - The Manchester public libraries and bureau and the FDA they must Those who could afford to leave hefty oil profits, would be a deciding every 15 minutes on the radio about the Manchester public schools will co-sponsor a program to open an appear next week to justify what were taking their money out of the factor this time around. the nuclear crisis at Three Mile for parents Wednesday at 7 30 p in at the Wliiton they are doing or be held in con­ banks. Saturday morning, James At one point,- plans to deliver a Island. Memorial Auditorium, itHI N Main St The program will tempt, said he saw the longest car lines he broadcast speech were scuttled by Thursday, she said the situation lie about how parents can help their children become 1 H had ever seen at the bank. White House advisers. They were seemeiMo calm down. y more effective and enthusiastic readers ' 1. We pay the highesUinterest any bank can pay: 8% When the Stagers finally decided to James Stager of Millersville, Pa., talks about his family’s revived by a plea from several Bhutto Hanged Friday, after the girls had gone to Speakers on the program will he Carol Hill, coordinator leave, it took six hours to get ready. reactions to the nuclear power emergency that occurred last mem bers of Congress who felt school, radio reports were repeating ot elementary reading and director of Title 1 reading compounded daily for ah effective annual yield of 8.45%. ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UPI) "You can’t get down to worrying Carter’s direct hand was needed. the danger factor. week at Three Mile Island in Pennsylvania. Stager and hfs programs for the Manchester schools; Elsie .lenkins, and I — Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, who was about what you want and don't want A consumer group. Energy Action She canceled plans to play tennis family live within 10 miles of the nuclear plant and have ,lac(|iieline Moores, children s librarians at Mary (fheney credited with pulling Pakistan to take. " Diana said, “You have to be Education Foundation, said it l.ihrarv and Whiton Memorial Library, respectively. 2. We guarantee that rate for 3 to 10 years. You clioose together after its disastrous two- I and decided to stay home. She called evacuated temporarily to the home of his brother. Jay Stager, See Ten calculated that in the first year TW'fe will he displays and hook lists available of pic­ the term. ^ I'week war against India in 1971 I the school and told them tj keep her in Manchester. (Herald photo by Tompkins ) 'decontrol would cost a family of four ture tuioks to .share witti children and ol tiooks for begin­ that resulted in the secession of at least an additional $270. ning readers East Rqkistan, now Bangladesh Jirq Flug, head of the group, said if The program is free and open to parents of preschool 3. We permit you to withdraw your money at age 59^2 and ru l^ Pakistan for five years, the new plan is anything like it is and elementary school children on a first come, first was executed shortly before dawn being reported, "it will be a fraud to served basis because .seating at the Whiton Auditorium is with no penalty whatever. * ^ at llawalpindi district jail. the American people, guaranteeing limited to 150 Bhutto, 51, was too proud to beg Nuclear Crisis Is Ending huge price increases and no for mercy frorfi President benefits" . Your money is insured to $ 100,000 by FDIC. . HARRISBURG, Pa. (UPI) - ting to trickle back home, despite reporters Tue.sday night: "The news “When you folks are all gone, we’ll Scliolarsliips Ol'lVrtMl 4 ’Mohammad Zia ul-Haq who A windfall-profits tax was es-' Freed from the threat of a edntinuing leaks of radiation. this evening is belter. I think we all be here in Pennsylvania struggling to desposed him in a military coup. timated to generate between $3 VERNON - Any Vernon student who is currently a catastrophic hydrogen explosion, The ta.sk engineers now facecl was can hold to a reasonable opinion that deal with residual public health He was hanged, then his tx^y was billion and $5 billion in new revenues senior in high school and is planning on attending college 5. We charge no commissions or fees. . engineers today prepared a cautious to reduce temperatures in the reac­ the prospects for a catastrophic problems, environmental integrity, taken to his tribal village for a for the government. Sources said or entering some phase ol the medical Held, may apply shutdown of the crippled Three Mile tor from 280 degrees Fahrenheit to event have lessoned.” the effect that this may have had on (or the Vernon .lunior Women s Club scholarships. quick burial, aimed at forestalling Carter was still in the process of Island nuclear furnace and end the below the 212-degree boiling point .Still, Thornburgh advised pregnant the economy of Penn.sylvania, in­ The Ronnie Moore Scholarstiiji for $200 is available to (). We require no minimum deposit and no fixed annual violent protests. deciding the specific form of the tax, crisis that has disruped thousands of and to- simultaneously lower reactor women and preschool children to cluding our agricultural economy, luture medical trainees and the Phipps Memorial but he was described as wanting a lives. pressures without further damaging slay out of the area within five miles "Right now I can't tell you what Scliolarship (or $400 is available to students entering a contribution. higher tax on oil producers than his Picket Lines » "We have to heave a collective sigh the reactor's fuel or causing new of the plant and ordered .schools in the effects are. This is an un­ bachelor's or master's degree program that radius to remain closed today. precedented event with respect to advisers ecommended. WASHINGTON (UPI)- - of relief," said Gov. Dick Thorn­ radiation leaks. Scholarship applications may he obtaiifed at the 7 We’ll transfer your contributions automatically fiom ) The governor also took a tentative the impact in all three of those areas. He proposed such a tax last year, Striking Teamsters remained on burgh. There was no estimate Jiow long but congressional leaders were not guidance office at Rockville High School or hy contacting look to the future, which he said It means we have a substantial job to picket lines at trucking terminals Although civil defense authorities the process might take. Mrs R (’ Clark.'871-0156 Applications must be sub­ your Hartford National Qiecking or NO W account might be even more difficult in some do after we assess what damage may receptive. throughout the nation today, as kept precautionary evacuation plans Harold Denton, heading the Some officials estimate gasoline mitted hy April 27. Nucipar Regulptory Commission ways than was the task of coping have occurred.” the union walkout reached a on a standby status, Thornburgh in­ prices would rise as much as 7 cents emergency team at the Susquehanna with the emergency that burst on this Thornbugh had a word of warning O . We'll automatically renew your IRA every year. record fourth day, but the govern­ dicated he thought such a mass River plant site, said Tuesday he Pennsylvania Dutch countryside last for nuclear advocates, including the a gallon under the new program. ment announced haegaining will exodus would no longer be necessary. Manchester Public Records hoped to rapidly brin'g the nation’s Wednesday, operators of the crippled Three Mile Many, otf’ the president’s advisers resume Thursday. "I'm glad we didn’t have to test it believe higher prices at gas pumps 9 w e issue quarterlyand year end^stalements. out," the governor said in an inter­ worst atomic power crisis to a con­ “We must now begin the long'and Island reactor an(J its twin unit, also Chief federal mediator Wayne perhaps more arduous task of on Three Mile Island, which was .shut would deter public consumption. Horvitz said the talks'would begin view on NBC's “Today" show. clusion. But he said no move would W «rranl> OfriU assessing what the long-term con­ down for refueling last week-=but is Decontrol is not universally pop­ at the Federal Mediation and Con­ Life in most town's around Three be made "before ... we've taken ular even under the threat of growing M Dorothy Thompson to Carneil 1, Brumbaoh and 10. Our Retirement Specialists have handled IRA’s Mile Island'gradually was returning sequences of this event will be,” awaiting a go-ahead to return to ser­ ciliation Service headquarters in every precaution against (radiation) shortages. The president’s current Bonnie 1. Brumhach. property at 369 Birch Mt Road, to normal with some of the estimated leaks.” Thornburgh said. "In that, we ll need vice. since their inception. . Washington at 2 p.m. authority to raise ceilings gradually $55 9(K) 200,0(X) people who fled the area star­ Thornburgh, smiling hroadlv, told the help of every American. Marjorie E. Popple and Kenneth P. Popple to Rudolph The auto industry continued to I took nearly a year and a half to Zadnik andJane* M. Zadnik, Property on Northficld ’. * .AU things considered, Hartford National has the best be the hardest hit economic seg­ enact. Street, $55 conveyance tax. ment, with major automakers In a preliminary skirmish Thomas F. DeMaio and Ruth K. DeMaio to Roger H. IRA anywhere. But tiie only way to discover that is to closing plants and reducing work Tup.sday, a House energy subcom­ Hebert and Marguerite C. Hehert, property at 100-102 schedules ot more than 71,0001 mittee repeatedly — but narrowly, on check with other banks first Then save the best for last Town Stays in CETA Program 11-10 margins — Yoted down a series Summer .St.. $61,000. workers. Blanchard &. Rossetto Construction Co to David R. of proposals for gradual decontrol. He input, Weiss .said. bottom-line demands," he said. The decontrol and the new tax Hertsgaard and Sandra J. Hertsgaard, property at 740 I Bv GREG PEARSON ' has been subjected to recent "I'd much rather be part of making CETA administrative positions would be the cornerstone of the new Spring St. Ext., $87,050. You have until April 16 to open an IRA for a 1978 tax deduction. inside ioday I lleraUI Reporter criticism, particularly last year policy and deciding where goodies S. Wayne Johnson and Diane B. Johnson to Kenneth P. previously had been limited to Hart­ energy program drafted by the ad­ Classified...... 16-18 I MANCHEISTER — The town will when serious financial problems go." he said. ford residents only, Weiss said. This Popple and Marjorie E. Popple, property at 66 Chambers Federal regulations require substantial interest penalties for premature withdrawals. were found in the operation. ministration to counter problems Comics...... 19 I continue to be part of the Hartford The CETA program is federally no longer will be true, he said. caused by the interruption of Iranian St,. $52.80 conveyance tax. Editorial ...... 9 I consortium that operates the Corn- Weiss, however, said the Hartford fundc-d and supplies money for the Woodhaven Builders to Samuel W. Kotsch Jr., property program has made “a turnaround" Also, a committee to be formed to oil supplies and the escalation of Entertainment ...... 14 I prehensive Employment and creation of, jobs in local town oversee the operation will have half on Kimberly Drive. $30,000. since last summer’s problems. He,, world oil cartel prices. F am ily...... 22-28 I Training Act program for most area governments. These have included its members come from suburban Because of IHe Three Mile Island John J. Ivaldi to Edward P. DeBaldo and Donna L. Hartford Natiomil cited this and other reasons for his jobs ranging from painters to clerks Food ...... 21 I towns. ' accident in Pennsylvania, Carter was DuBaldo. property at 37 Diane Drive, $63,000. recommendation that the town con- towns. X B a n k a n d l h i s t C o m p a n y MemberFDIC O bituaries...... 10 I The Town Board of Directors to forestry workers. The city also will be responsible for not expected to bring up new in­ Robert J. Dodd to Patrick J. Egan and Kathleen A. Peopletalk...... 2 I Tuesday night fftllowed the' advice of • tinue in the present arrangement. Weiss also said the City of Hartford Egan, property at 50 Marion Drive, $59,200, any failure t.o. perform, such as itiatives in the nuclear energy Held, I Sports .. , . . I "Fown ^nager Robert Wisiss aad. . have become part has agreiRA Jo (several requests from •- failing to deliver the ampunttif-fun- "Bur Re waTTikely to-say-nuclear of B statewide consortium known a^ suburban communities about future 1 Television"...... 14 I agreed to stay in the Hartford»nin ding a community had been prpmised energy mdsl be an “integral part of * ' "Federal tax lien against Envy ^ rv ice Corp, fuli'of the ‘-'balance of state.” In this setup, operation of the CETA program, ^'Weather...... <;..,2 J operation for at least one more year. lor CETA jobs, Weiss said. • the nation’s resources in the future. Baloney Sandwich Shop, 415 Main St.. $1,155.17. The Hartford-run CETA program though, the town would have had lit- "They have agreed .to meet our

/;■ PAGE TWO - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 4. 1979 Peopletalk P&WA To Construct New Office EVENING Building HERALD. Wed.. April 4, 1979- PAGE THREE i(>i(\ CllltlSdims m.VKKiti vkF . . tain 200.000 square teet of office engineering and accounting, he said. purchasing department. Both special system that will rec.vcle heat Tm sure I’xalt & Wliitey is a very Jagger Tough to Serve llerulil Ke|mrler sp ace a'nd house about 1.600 Between 600 and 700 salaried office buildings are designed by Charles from the building. Steam heat wilLbe happy member ol our community EAST HARTFORD -Pratt & employes. Torell said. It is scheduled workers who now work in the older DuBose & Associates of Hartford. piped into the building Irom the corn>- ^tnd this is pari ol their continuing Divorce attorney Marvin ■Phyllis Diller. Glimpses Whitney Aircraft division of United to be completed in late 1980. buildings will move to the new The uilding will incorporate the pany’s factory steam system, he (■ommitment to be part of the com- Mitchelson worked his way through But probably the most famed Gloria Vanderbilt staged a disco in­ Technologies Inc. will break ground The building will replace the ob- building, he said. The building will most advanced methods of energy said. - munily," he .said. law school as a process server, but he devotee of the' Bosendorfer was troduction of her fall fashion line at the end of April lor a $7.5 million -solete North and South War buildings also accommodate projected conservation, Torell .said. > Desks will have individual lighting The building should mean about Franz Liszt. It's said it was the only nearly met his match in Mick Tuesday at New York's Studio 54 ... office building on its property adja­ —two temporary structures built employment growth at the East It will use tinted, insulated glass instead of overhead lighting to $‘2(KI,(HHf in annual tax revenue to the model that could absorb his im- Jagger J Judith Jamison and Bernard Lias cent to Rentschler Airport. P&WA during World War II. Hartford plant. windows with double the conven­ further reduce energy costs,^he said. town, be said. I’&WA is the largest pa.ssioned pounding. Mitchelson represents Bianca opened Tuesday at New York’s Group President Bruce N. Torell an­ These buildings are used by The new building will be located tional amount ot insulation in the Mayor Richard H, Blackstone sad employer and Hie lai gi'st taxpayer in Jagger in a divorce suit seeking $14.- Rubenstein Theater Foundation in a m nounced today. ^ employees in the areas of marketing next to an office building constructed roof, he said. he was "elated" by tbe annunce- the town, paying $7 million a year. 000 a month in support money and $10 Rhinestone Cowboys new play, "Am I Asking Too Much,” The three-storv structure will con­ and products support and industrial in 1966 and used by the company's The company plans to install a ment. million in community property. He's It was string ties, pointy boots, by founding director Ken Rubenstein Supermrkets iKjen stalking Jagger for three weeks denims and fringed suede jackets ... Eugene Ormandy, 80, is retiring to serve the papers, and one of his Tuesday night as Ethel Kennedy led after 44 years of conducting the agents finally got him Tuesday night a flock of celebrities in an evening of Philadelphia Orchestra ... Dr. Edgar Poor Towns To Get More State Funds in New York, srjuare dancing at New York's M. Cortright, a 30-year veteran of the Ha r t f o r d ; (UPD — Poorer communities would properfv triv to fnnH ''diic.ition was unconstitutional. redistribution of^tate power. " Says Mitchel.son. ' Mipk Jagger is I Bloomingdale's. aerospace industry, has been named receive a niore equal share of state money for special Because ol this, the court said, students in poor property "It's wrong and it will open a Pandora's box." he said. the toughest persipn / ever had to iF YOUR FOOD education programs under a funding plan approved by the \MaM Tbe occasion — the unveiling of president 'of Lockheed-California towns don't have the same educational opportunities as serve. He wears dilt^ises. He pops Legislature's Education Committee. Rep. Dorothy Goodwin. D-Mansfield, co-chairman of fa.shion designer Ralph Lauren's new Corp. in Burbank. Calif., succeeding those in richer towns. up unannounced all over the world The committee Tuesday agreed to use a sliding scale to the Education Commiltee, said the added authority $AVE$ western line. The party, with retiring Willis M. Hawkins ... Jimmy In the case of special education, the coiirt said richer guarantees that school children will not become pawns in To and he always has an army of hoedown music by country star Ekl- Cagney has been discharged from BIU IS GOING fund special education and to switch to current funding in towns were able to get more funds from the state because disputes among local officials on school funding. iMMlyguards ' die Rabbit, also raised money for Good Samaritan Hospital in Los the second year of the proposed five-year plan for general they could afford the expenses of special education and Mick dropped the papers as though "Do you think we can pul ourjselves in a position where physically and emotionally han­ Angeles, following treatment for an education. thus receive more aid. . burned, but he touched them, and □ a town can close the schools’’" she asked. Currently,, many poorer school districts cannot afford dicapped children, nationwide. inflamed sciatic nerve ... Warded UP LATELY...NOW’$ The sliding scale, that would go into effect in fiscal Schools in New Britain and Ashford have come under legally, that's a process served. Among those on hand were colum­ Piper, a new face on the disco cir­ the start-up costs of special education programs because year 1981, would range from 30 percent to 70 percent. In­ they have to wait until the state reimburses them. lire from the state board for threatening to reduce the nist Art Buchwald and model cuit, introduced her first album creases in special education funding are estimated at mandatory 180-day school year because of budgetary Kirst Class Margaux Hemingway. Tuesday night in Cherry Hill, N.J., Current funding will put the money up front. about $8 million for the fiscal year beginning July 1. When Frank Sinatra flies, he THE TIME TO The panel, working to meet a May 1 court deadline to 'problems. hiring 25 limousines to haul fans and It would be based on the adjusted equalized net grand Sen. Nancy Johnson, R-New Britain, said the state FOOD WARISHOIJSE doesn't fly coach — .so why shouldn’t O.J. and the Kid reporters in for the event. come up with an equal education package, also approved list of communities on a per-capita basis. The list was he go first class when he does a con­ language giving the state Board of Education power to board "has a helluva lot of power right now ” to require Grid superstar O.J. Simpson has drawn up by the state in March to compare the actual local school systems to comply. cert'.’ M a n c h M to r take local boards to court over failure to provide equal sale prices of property with assessed values and allow the Our low otfory day |>riee m o r Blue Eyes is the E aster decided to be a movie star now, and TRY USAVE education. The committee rejected Allen's motion to soften the committee to determine education grants on the basis of language and approved the stronger-worded provision by weekend headliner at the Resorts he'll make his film debiR^under the Public Racordt The state currently provides communities $60 million a need. a 24-3 vote. International Hotel in Atlantic City, aegis of his own Orenthal Produc­ OPPOSITE ST. BARTHOLOMEUrS CHURCH, 725 year for special education, but the percentage of reim­ tions. N.J. - April 12-15 — and he won't be W u rriy D c c iIh bursement has no relationship to the ability of a com­ Rep. Yorke Allen, R-New Canaan, expressed Strong op­ Right Guard The flick, now being shot in L MHNNi TPKL MANCHESTER, TAKE A TURN the only star on the stage. He Katherine H. Zapadka to Thomas munity to pay. Consequently, many richer towns receive position to wording in the package that would allow the k ~ demanded, and got, a $48,000 Bosen- Hollywood, is titled "Goldie and the C. Hartzog and Gail C. Hartzog, AT THE SHOPPING CENTER SIGN. NEMGEPT FRMK’S COURTESY GMM FM as much as 67 percent state funding. slate Board of Education to order local school boards to Fam ily dorfer Imperial grand piano to back Boxer. " It's the story of a property at 84 Hackmatack St., $79,- CHECKS N THE MnUHT OF THE ORBEIIHD The committee has already approved spending a total comply with the educational provisions. we have all up bis vocals. heavyweight contender who wins the 055^ NEW HOURS: MMUFACTURER COUPOirS. (of $391 million over the next five years for education. "It's unduly punitive and going far more than the E>eodorant championship — under the manage­ MON. i TUES. 9 to 6 The 9-foot, 6-inch ivory and James N. Corso to Herman M. The Legislature must'come up with a plan to satisfy a courts suggests," he said: 5oz. $ i 4 2 9 mahogany instrument boasts nine, ment of a 10-year-old girl. That’s Frechette, Albert P. Martin and WED.. THUIIS., A FBI. 9 to 9 state Supreme Court ruling that heavy use of the local Allen called the mandatory provision "a lundamental th e can ■ extra keys in the bass line and. is Goldie — played by Melissa Gerald P. Rothman, property at 27-29 M T . 9 to 9:30 m m i MiChaeLsen who's making her own beloved by a diversity of performers Walnut St., $57,000, and at 82 Pine St., ih t mlraeU t f mJiftkUt h f ix in ’s ranging from Oscar Petersen to debut, right along with "The Juice.” $32,000, A>m^a»n m6n4hat6F Vdiiiiiiixtriilor'K deed Toyota Tune TY Tale Estate of Norma F. Paxson to OHiir itofM Town Gives Street David M. Mayer and Janet A. Mayer, THE SAVINGS ARE YOURS to make your own e l i a r i i h i property at 450 E. Middle Turnpike, $34,900. ------^WITH OUR ANTHNFUTION PRICES------Fruitless for Woman maeh w statement of fact," Lynch said. Cerlifieiile of ullueliiiieiil MANCHESTER —Can you really tion and then telephoned the com­ The price of the car is included in To Hospital Parking Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. [i MAitcHErmi 1 'MAMCHESm 1 get a Toyota for a song? Cheryl pany's national headquarters in New aster Baskets Hyland of East Hartfor^ thought»so Jersey. the TV ad three times, both audibly against Alfred Grezel,- property on and visually. The ad has appeared You can eounf on ui for savings where the parking lot to the east of Bissell Street, $1,500. when she watched a Toyota Motor He was told that “you c;an get it for Hy i m ia h s o n since Jan. i9 on the three television the hospital now is located. This will Sales TV ad Monday night, a song" was a slang expression and ‘ candy SkoaMn't yos bt ikopping i llcnilil Ri-porirr " networks and there have been no in­ eliminate almost 200 parking spaces. Meeting Complaint .FREE i Tuesday, she walked into Lynch the commercial had been cleared MANCHESTER - Thp Town Thus, plans are to build more 1 6 • i FREE 1 quiries from the regulatory and con­ • j w i s lavlni at Edwardi Food Warshouu ONE PACK PACKAGE OF through several lay lawyers and Ms. Motors, the Manchester Toyota sumer agencies about the truth of the Board of Directors Tue.sday night parking across the street. Will Air Thursday 1 PACKAGE OF McCORMICK’S ■ Hyland was apparently the first"J)er- transferred Memorial Street to E MRS. KAVANAOH’S | dealership, and sang "Happy ad, which was also cleared by the *«K This would include Memorial ■ BROWN QRAVY MIX i Birthday." and asked for her car. son to call Toyota's bluff. The 205 Spencer Street Manchester Memorial Hospital, MANCHESTER - A Freedom of program practices of all three ‘ cellophane Street and .some of the surrounding 1 MUFFINS I j 10S.7OZ. 1 Tm going to sing you a song, and spokesman seemed surprised by her |K mart Ptara) which plans to convert the street and Information hearing will be held networks, Lynch said. MANCHESTER property, he said. ! WITH THIS COUPON | ! WITH THIS COUPON ,| you're going to give me a car." Ms request, Lynch said. Thursday at 2 p.m! about a complaint Ms. Hyland, it was a good try. but 'empty baskets 510 Parker Street surrounding area into a parking lot. The new lot will have about 90 C LIMIT ONE PER PERSON ! ! LIMIT ONE PER PERSON | Hyland told sales manager William 'Tuesday. Lynch told Ms Hyland "If There still is one roadblock in the filed against the Eighth Utilities apparently there is no Toyota in your (Corner of P erbr SI spaces, be said. District. ■ EXCLUDINQ COUPON ITEM WITH 110.00 ' ' EXCLUDINQ COUPON ITEM WITH 110.00 | Lockwood. You've got a ear coming. I’ll do the SPRINGFIELD way of that plan, though. future, unless you buy it. a RH 20 I 21) The board approved two items The complaint was filed by Ralph ■ PURCHASE. OOOD TIL SAT., APRIL 7lh J ■ PURCHASE. GOOD TIL SAT., APRIL 7lh 6 Lockwood, who hadn't heard the best I can to get you an answer." When the street originally was necessary for the transfer. One vote commercial, which is part of a This morning. Lynch said “The girl Second Congregational deeded to the town, the deed included Williams, a reporter for the Journal discontinued Memorial Street, The national Toyota ad campaign, went was sharp, but has a very slim a clau.se that the road remain a Inquirer. He says the district Board riiUNCNESTER ! MANCHESTER—The stewardship second vote approved an ordinance to to his boss Michael Lynch with the chance of getting a car." public highway. Paul Mo.ss, assistant of Directors met earlier this year to i USAVE j committee of Second Congregational transfer the property to the hospital discuss the Buckland firehouse CEN TER C U T unusual request. " You can get It for a song' is a Church will meet tonight at 7 in the hospital administrator, told the at no cost. Lynch obtained the commercial commonly used phrase for a bargain board. matter. The meeting violated the Eells Room of the church. The board did make one text from the Hartford television sta­ or a good buy. It's not an offer but a At 7:30. the Life and Ministry of He said the heirs would have to be Freedom of Information laws recommendation that previously had because there was no public notice of 1 8EMDELI 1 Jesus group will meet at the church. contacted to approve such a change, been mentioned by the town's Plan­ PORK I I A Q but apparently no problems are the session, Williams has said. ning and Zoning Commission. It The district, however, has said expected. Memorial Street is a one- recommended an entrance and exit block road that connects Haynes and there was nothing improper about iSSKIs 88«.| on both the Haynes and Russell tbe session. P WITH THIS COUPON | CHOPS ^ l .b o . Russell streets. streets sides of the parking lot. This 1 LIMIT ONE PER PERSON 1 Mo.ss said the hospital plans to Tbe hearing Thursday will be at the would improve traffic flow in the Freedom of Information office, 30 1 EXCLUDINQ COUPON ITEM WITH S10.00 ■ build a new mental health facility area. Trinity St., Hartford. 1 PURCHASE. GOOD TIL SAT., APRIL 7lh | 30 00 ^19 77 LOIN PORTION RIB PORTION .Mationul Weather PORK a a a City • I cst Hi Lo Miami Beach pc 79 73 Albuquerque c 47 24 Milwaukee pc 44 34 R9 AST ’I i OS ls w^iiri^ M Anchorage c 54 27 Minneapolis pc 41 22 . Asheville r 36 34 ROAST 9 0 ^ Manchester Parkade Nashville r 61 51 Atlanta r 57 52 New Orleans cy 75 65 Intid* Marthalls.Mall Hillings s 46 33 New York r 43 40 ICEBERB MON-PRF iO to 0 SAT. 10-C Hirminghani r 73 60 Oaklahoma City pc 43 35 IDAHO loaiii tianiATuni Huston r 50 38 Omaha pc 38 26 COnmiY STYLE Brownsville, Tx. pc 73 64 Philadelphia r 52 42 LEHUCE BAKING Buffalo r 43 -26 JUMBO HEAD Famous Brand Phoenix c 72 47 Charleston, S.C r 74 64 Pittsburgh . r 49 34 POTATOES Charloltc. N C r 64 51 Portland, Me. e 43 29 PORK j a Chicago E 3 * • ^ aow s 44 33 Portland, Or pc 53 47 Children’s U^lWlATHfH fOTOCAtT • Cleveland r 73 58 Providence r 52 33 For period ending 7 a m. EST 4/5/79„ During Columbus r 47 38 Richmond r 70 47 5 r . . . 5 9 ^ Dallas pc 55 42 Wednesday night, snow or snow flurries are likely across St. txluis r- 48 42 MBS ’ 1 .2 8 . 3 9 « Denver pc 38 27 Clothing for the Great Lakes and vicinity, while rain falls along much ' Salt Lake City pc 46 39 Des Moines s 36 30 San Antonio of the Eastern Seaboard. Some snow may also be noted in c 65 51 Detroit s 50 33 -San Diego c 73 57 YELLOW RIPE TENOER ORISPY • Once upon a time, Moms used to parts of the upper Plains and Rockies. Elsewhere, Duluth pc 33 09 San Franei.sco c 66 51 Less generally fair weather is predicted. El Paso c ' 62 30 San Juan pc 83 74 dress their little girls and boys up In beautiful playthings (a>niu‘c'ti('ut Weather Hartford r 48 32 Seattle r 50 47 BANANAS CARROTS and dress clothes. But times passed, costs went up, Honolulu c 74 71 Spokane r 51 39 and Mom had to start buying less clothing, and Houston pc 60 54 Partly sunny early but becoming cloudy with rain likely Tampa pc 83 70 couldn't afford real good quality anymore. We think Indianapolis r 48 40 Washington r 58 45 little boys and girls deserve to wear nice clothing, late this afternoon High temperatures 45 to 50, 7 to 10 C. ,lack.son. Mss, cy 68 55 Windy with rain heavy at times tonight ending Thursday Wichita 39 29 so we're helping Moms buy them more easily. .lack.sonville r 86 63 c-clear; cl-clearing: cy- 4 L . . r o s 8 8 * You see, at Children's Wear-House, Moms find the with partial clearing in the afternoon. Overnight lows Kansas City 69 43 cloudy; f-tair; hz-haze; m- children's and pre-teens' brands they love to buy and prices around 40. Highs Thursday around 50. Probability of l,as Vegas e 69 43 missing; pc-parlly cloudy; r- precipitation 70 percent today 90 percent tonight and Little Hock cv 58 56 they can easily afford. We thought children's clothing, rain; sh-showers; sm-smoke; SCOTCH HEATHER cost too much...so we brought the prices down. Thursday. Winds light northerly becoming east 10 to 20 f,os Angeles c 75 54 sn-snow; sy-sunny; ts- mph this afternoon and 20 to 30 mph tonight. Winds lx)uisville r 56 43 thunderstorms; w-windy. YELLOW ONIONS So now, little girls and boys can play together happily ever after becoming southwest 10 to 20 mph Thursday Memphis pc 65 51 PLANTS in good, old fashioned quality clothing at old fashioned prices. ' 4"POT Long Island Sound \ J Small craft advisory in effect 5 a m. Northeast winds 10 Kxtended Forecast 5 . . . a 6 9 ^ to 15 knots today becoming-east to northeast '20 to 30 knots 1 .9 9 jG Irls Girls and Boys Boys with stronger gusts by late afteroon and tonight. West to Mass., R.I. & Conn.: Partly cloudy Friday, Saturday northwest at .same speeds Thursday. Visibility over 5 and Sunday. High temperatures 40 to 50. Lows in the 30s, everyday miles locally 2 miles in haze lowering generally to I to 3 Vermont: Variable cloudiness thru Sunday. Occasional Levi Shirts IfO VEGETMU Knit Pajamas miles during afternoon and occasionally neat; zero in fog rain or snow showers mainly west and north. Colder than 1 Sun Dresses Long sleeves, by tonight. Improving to more thanS miles Thur.sday. In­ normal. Highs 35 to 4, lows 25 to 32. PEPSICOLA V o JUGE Sum mer weight, assorted styles creasing cloudiness today, rain developing this afternoon. Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of showers south 100% polyester 1 Assorted styles and prints solids, stripes Rain tonight, possibly heavy at times wth chance of a few ahd showers or flurries north Friday and fair over the Infant sizes 1-4 and 6 4 1 Size 4-6X and 7-14 and checks thunderstorms. 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Betty Ryder, 6432711 — —-Reg. 23.00 Reg.6.00 — Customer Service. 647-9946 lielivery weekly, $3.90 for orte month. $11,70 for Sports ...... Earl Yost. 6432711 ....Donmoor should be made by 5:30 p ni Monday three months. $23 40 for six months, and 1 NOW NOW NOW ....Tiny Tots $46 80 for one year. Mail rates are Ofjice hours are 8:30 a.m. toSp.m. I N A 6 8 < 40os.|sr through Friday and by 7:30 a m. Satur­ 1 UQHTOILSW o l day. available on request Monday through Friday 110.59 and 12.39 5.00 4.99 PAGE FOUR - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 4, 1979 EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 4, 1979 — PAGE FIVE Board Rejects Plan Council Adds Funds Bolton Liquor Hearing For Regional Vote To Cover Insurance Will Stay in Hartford telephone system — as something that H y (; k k ( ; p k a k s o n VERNON — The Town Council voted Monday night to town voters might have to vote on since appropriate an additional $65,000 to the insurance account BOLTON —An attempt by First Select­ hearing at 2 p.m. in Hartford. Ahearn MANCHESTER GLASTONBURY other towns would be involved. so an overdue b ill can' be paid. man Henry Ryba and Selectman said, “ They’d better make it if they care.” 260 North Main at Main Fox Run Mall TOP NOTCH , MANCHESTER - The Town Board of ■ Director Joseph Sweeney said he is con­ •Meanwhile. Mayor Frank McCoy is working on plans Aloysious Aheam to have the State Liquor Referring to the Sunday arrest of one of Uirectors Tuesday night finally voted to cerned abfjut regionalism', but he voted concerning insurance for the town. He has asked the Control Commission hold a public hearing the owners of Mr. P’s, by State Police who PULL SERVICE:\ rejei't an ordinance that would have against, the ordinance on technical in Bolton was not successful, the EAST HARTFORD MIDDLETOWN Capitol Region Council of Governments and area charged him with operating an illegal bot­ e COMPLETE SELECTION OF required a referendum vote for any grounds legislators to initiate legislation that would allow towns selectmen said at the board meeting tle club, Ahearn said the liquor commis­ 1150 Burnside Avenue 900 Washington St. Rt. 66 proposal that would transfer municipal He said, according to the Town Charter, to form insurance pools to reduce the cost to individual Tuesday night. sion didn’t even know they had a bottle NATIONAL BRAND FOODS services to a regional government. such a referendum could only be held towns. The hearing is on a request for a liquor club there. “ They know nothing of what e SERVICE DELI The town attorney's office had ruled during a regular election unless a bond The town has also considered other alternate methods of license for Mr. P’s Cabaret in Bolton. The goes on out here," he said. Two employees WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD STAMP PURCHASES e SERVICE BAKERY that such a proposal should be done by a commission has not yet set the date for issue or a petition referendum is involved. insurance coverage such as partial self-insurance. were also arrested in the same incident. e CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE charter change rather than an ordinance. "That just would not be good govern­ Robert Dotson, director of administration, said the the hearing. Philip Parlapiano. one of the owners of OPEN MON.. TUES., WED., SAT. 8:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. Democratic Director Betty Intagliata ment. This would be a step in the wrong finance department said that the balance in the insurance Ahearn said the conimLssion is sym­ Mr. P’fi, has applied for a liquor license eVISA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS moved for rejection ba.sed on the letter direction. " he said. account was $11,838.92 as of M a rch -30. The original ap­ pathetic to Bolton's cai^e. He said, "If and a hotel permit for the establishment THURS. A PRI.8:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. e CHECK CASHING from William Shea, assistant town at­ Republican Cari Zinsser said he sup­ Bolton people are really concerned it is propriation in the account was $246,457. ' on Bolton Lake. e MONEY ORDERS torney. The m atter was tabled la.st month ports the idea of allowing voters to decide Dotson said the request for the additional money was extremely important to show up at the More than 200 Bolton residents signed a OPEN SUNDAY 10A.M. to 5P.M. becau.se of a lack ol five votes to reject, on regional issues. But. because of the at­ made because workmen s compensation rates increased hearing.” He said the commission will be “ remonstrance" objecting to the granting eHELCO BILL PAYING CENTERS (Two directors were absent last month.I We reserve the right to limit quantities to 4 units unless otherwise specified torney's ruling, he and the other two and the town's experience rating factor was not responsive to those who show up. of such licenses and copies were given to e SEE-THRU MEAT TRAYS The idea originally had been proposed Republican directors — William Diana available. ■' Joanne Neath, board member, asked the liquor commission. Not responsible for typogrephical errors . by former Republican Director Vivian and f'eter DiRosa — abstained. how m.mv people would be able to attend a eNO CHARGE FOR BAGS He also said the general liability premium increased SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 7, 1979 Eergu.son She wanted townspeople to vote "I'm not happy with the way it was due to an audit and a rating classification change. He said on any switch to regional government handled. " Zinsser added. This referred to the additional $65,000 w ill cover the shortage to allow the because of concerns expressed by some the town attorney's office. town to pay the prem ium s and w ill cover about $2,500 in residents about regionalism. Originally. Kevin O'Brien, an assistant premiums on vehicles such as the new fire truck for Area Police Report Because of Shea's ruling, all five town attorney, drafted the ordinance as which endor.sements have yet to be received. Democrats voted against the proposal. requested by Mrs. Ferguson. It is anticipated that the Comprehensive Employment (Stephen Penny, chairman of the board, later. .Shea ruled such a change could Training Act will reimburse the town $19,245 for Edward R. Elmquist, 17, of 71 Village volved in a two-car accident on Route 83, was absent. The three Republican direc­ not be rr jde Ijy ordinance. workmen's compensation coverage on GETA employees. St., Rockville, was charged Tuesday The driver of the other car was Martin tors abstained David Barry, the town attorney, wrote n m m E n o ' afternoon with second-degree reckless en- A. Ferris, 25, of Candlewood Drive, South SEE WHAT There were other reasons besides to Town Manager Robert Weiss and said dangerment. Windsor. No injuries were reported. Court Shea's ruling for the negative votes, O'Brien did what he was asked by Mrs. VFW .Auxiliary Planned , Police said Elmquist was arrested on a date is April 20. GRADE A though. Ferguson. Shea then issued his opinion South Windsor Mrs. Intagliata said. "This type of after being asked to do so by the manager, SOUTH WINDSOR — The Veterans of Foreign Wars GA 19 warrant for an alleged incident on SMALL March 8 in which a small fire was alleged­ resolution would ham string us. " She said "Each assistant town attorney Auxiliary in Manchester will hold an organizational Matthew J. Topper, 16, of Windsor, was 0 o BUYS! ly started on a school bus in which the ac­ something as simple as last month's vote responded to the request made of him." meeting to establish an auxiliary in South Windsor charged Tuesday with third-degree on a resolution to provide funds-for a B arry said Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Society for Savings, 1765 cused was a passenger. Court date is April larceny in connection with the alleged COUPONS GOOD EGOS Ellington Road, South Windsor. 10. theft of a bicycle from a newsboy. parkway along the Hockanum River Zinsser and Stephen Cassano both WITH COUPON AND ADDITIONAL *10.00 FOOD PURCHASE LIMIT Russell A. Turpor, 21, of Carpenter might have had to go to the voters. suggested that' such an idea be presented Interested women are invited. For further information He was released on a '$250 nonsurety SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY! ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. GOOD APR. 1 THRU APR 7. 1079 Road, Manchester was charged Tuesday Director John Eitzf^atrick used another as a charter change when another Charter call Bridget Marceau at 649-8891. bond to the custody of his mother. Court ALL COUPONS CAN BE REDEEMED WITH I with following too closely. He was in­ date is April 23. MH example — the propo.sed 911 emergency Revision Commission is formed. ONE ADDITIONAL *10.00 PURCHASE EXCLUOINQ THE VALUE OF COUPONS 9 oz. PKG. Drainage Study Vote Due 1 lb. PKG. 10'/^ oz. CAN JIFFY CAMPBELL'S VALUABLE COUPON i n i m i f T T PASTA ROMANA CAKE COVENTRY — The Town Council will CREAM OF Its overall objective is the protection of 26oz. BOX Z m , ELBOWS make a decision next Monday on the the water quality of the surface waters SPRING FEVEB SALE u i n i OR SPA6HETTI MUSHROOM Water Pollution Control Authority's receiving storm runoff, .Storm water flows,- MORTON CARNATION White,Yellow.Devils drainage .study request of $10,000. will be computed and the environmental The preliminary study will concentrate impact of the recommended facilities will PLAIN or IODIZED EVAPORATED on the streets that are going to be .served be studied. B rii^ home a Stanley 3,oM I I by the Pha.se I sewering program and the At this time, no funding sources are SALT M IL K 13oz. CAN Sof\ sn basin of Coventry Lake. available for the study. Town Manager Automatic Garage Door Opener. WITH COUPON AND ADD'TIONAL MO.OO FOOD PURCHASE LIMIT The authority would like to complete its Frank Connolly has contacted the Depart­ WITH COUPON AND ADDITIONAL '10.00 FOOD PURCHASE LIMIT 25 ft. Roll 8 oz. Can stu(ly by the end of June and present the ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. GOOD APR. 1 THRU APR 7 1979 .. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. GOOD APR 1 THRU APR 7 1979 4 oz. Can ment of Housing and Urban Development REYNOLD'S drainage and road rehabilitation package and the Department of Environmental SALE h rtH SWEET LIFE PROORESSO to the town voters this coming fall. Protection for possible funding, but ALUMMUM The study will define problem areas in retxMved negalive replies. MUSHROOMS TOMATO engineering, evaluate existing facilities, The study proposal, if pas.sed. w ill be $ 14 3 10 Stems & Pieces SAUCE and look into the development of new conducted by Fuss & O'Neill Inc. of ■ I ■ I 1H P .n. facilities. Manchester. jndlotfrrpi brfcrr dvs lUrt - If You Didn’t Receive Your Circular... THE ONE THAT’S MADE 2 I3 J I M Everything You Ever Wanted To Know 1 60 TO SAVE YOU MONEY Please Pick One Up At Any Top Notch Store! HUNT'S PRIMA SALSAISoz.l 4 oz. PKG. 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I HOT DOG or 12 Count ROOFING SHINGLES P E -^ p F IN G „ HAMBURG 8«v. com By rooflng H )youTMlfl W . hav. all PAMPER you naad to rapair m rapiaca your praaant ■ T m T roofing. _ MUCKE’S Easter < 1 ROLLS is BY BIRD & MOFEDaimAFUSMIlM WHOLE 89 GALLON 6 Pack TOMURS Proteel your roof d*ek agalnal 1 1 9 k k lb a s a ib’ 1 SON damaging nwM ura panatraUon. TOP NOTCH Bluebird Smoked Hams SIb.H HILLSHIRE HOMOGENIZED 238 LBS. SOFFITAFASGU SQUARE WHITE Raduca ovarhang maintananca wHh s h a n k h a l f with Slices e a i o PPOLSKA O L S K A < 1 8 9 P«r 100 SO. pra^nlahad aofflt panate t fi 4 J\ I 3 1 1J3 beautiful... ALUMINUM FT. 8HINQLE8 BLUEBIRD SMOKED HAMS ib M ** kKIELBASA k lb a s a lb MILK GUHERS PRIMO Hot or Sweet)et FROZEN FOODS Pul your best foot (and those Port} fit aoiily and tightly WINDSEAL REG. TROPICANA BIRDSEYE beautdul legs) forward this together. Rutt*resi$tant REPEAT OF A SELL4)UTI ITAUAN $ | 5 9 boked enamel finish. ORANGE JINCE leo CUT CORN 10 oz Spring in Sinfully Slinky CHECK OUR 6.70 SAUSAGE lb NO DEPOSIT M Sandals from famous makers 5" X 10' "K " GUTHR G H NO RETURN BLUE SURF FARM FARE 20 oz. la n d O’ la k es like LATINAS' We've got lots and LOW PRICES HUM CLAMS soz Shssitring Pelaloss lots of seductively sexy styles to AMERKAN $189 GOLDEN DELIGHT 12 oz Meat or Cheeie go with all those new Spring GALLON SMOKED SHOULDERS CHEESE lb ■ ROMAN WAFFLES BIRTONI RAVlOU 15 oz fashions: barely there slides... SALE «5.36 TOP NOTCH captivatingly kicky city sandals Fresh from 10 oz. PKG. 1 Chicken,Turkey,Salisbury alluring anklestraps ever- CORRUGATEO our own ovens p°aTMILK so-slim heels . stacked heels . SHAW'S $1|DINNERS 1 1 c woodbottoms and much, Esm DRAIN PIPE • AU-WEATHIR HOMELITE 5 4 much more' Styles shown are IGNITION SYSnM PBMPERNICKIL O S i PEAS •A U T O M A T IC C H AIN or IIBANQUET X PKG^ representative ol a huge •rRYEBREAB A lOKvet I OILING Dozen NO DEPOSIT selection; choose from an SPECIAL . 7 9 * NO RETURN DAIRY FOODS assortment of materials Nerd M il 99 (leathers, to leather-look) SALE MINUTE MAID < KRAFT Soz. S i in a wide color range ORANGE JUKE 64 oz. Carton SWISS CHEESE Sliced Domestic I Women's sizes 5-10M, MRS.FILBERT’S , it pkq A j HOOD 8 oz. Cup ^ S 1 SEALDSWEET ^S tainless Steel MARGARINE QUARTERS A to Sw ill Style Yogurt wior I UghlwalgM, durabla PVC plaatic 10" Gas Chain Saws [ p fo rt.ilo n .1 M y t. 1799,3699 prairanta window wa8 flooding, GRANGE or WhHe or Yellow < el lb. PKG. $ 1 wat baaamant froal damaga. Powerful yat liQhtwoightl 12 #X l GRAPEFRUIT [G ourm et '•’.IS'* KRAFT SMGUS oz HOOD BELLA (O n A I .444 par ft. (“CUT”) Sof#-T-Tip*^ pravants kick-boefc B protaett choin. LIST REG. *99.90 JUICE Top l^ rid la d a tim . Soft* )ULF OAUON BOTTLE $ 7 2 0 0 tona'*" mufflar. Tir>gfirTpartip C u t le r PILLSBURY Country Style or PER 280* ROLL controls. 6.5 oz. fv^ copocity. SAVE ON THIS AND OTHER SAWS AND ACCESSORIES, CHAINS, BUTTERMILK BISCUITS 4V20Z, FILES, OIL AND BARS. I WITH *3 00 EOOO PURCHASE' THEW.G.6LENNEYC0. m JM HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTBI MANCHESTER •EAST HARTFORD •6LA8T0NRURY •MIDDLETOWN rUT YOURSELF OLASTONSURY MANCNESTEN ^LUNQTON WILUNQTON ^ SALE I IN OUR sh o es: BS HabreiiAvs. SM N ; M a b f^ R l88 Waal Rd. Rauta44 - • B ID S 280 NORTH MAIN RT MAIN 1180 BURNSIDE AVENUE 800 WASHINGTON SEE WHITE NAQES OF M O N E OfftECTOnV FOR EXACT ADDRESSES 1 3 3 ^ 8 848-8283 875-8211 42S-I818 FOX RUN MALL Mort IhoA 140 convtnioftt locthoni Mtny Sho«-Tbwni open Sundays APRIL 7, ISTSl RT 88. VISA. Matttrcharga

1 I’ACK SIX - K\ KNINC IIKHAl.l), Wed.. Aijril 4. 1979 KVKM.NC IIKHALI). Wed., Anril 4. 1979 - PAGK SKVKN ’ Mayor Appoints Two Scholarship Helps Hearing Set on Rub Rules No Public Means Short Board Meeting To Fill Vacancies Grad o f Verplanck VERNO N — tb-oposed changes to public hearings in commercial zones The resolution also stated that the IK im; v u s o \ SHOOR JEWELERS No memlrers of the public, except for a Hm kanum Kiver Linear Park Committee speed of the meeting in comparison to the town's massage parlor ordinance if they meet the town's general mayor and the council considered llcralil ltr|Mirlrr VKHNON — Milton Tedford. former chairman of the MANCHESTER - tion is May 15. For further hospital administrator and a Board of — adjourned. But. there still were only a .some. recent sessions that have gone as w ill be aired at a public hearing set massage parlor ordinance. such action to be in the best interest M.-\.\niKSTF:il - Mavbe it was Itopublican Town Committee and Antoinette Dooley, Applications are now being information, call ^e l':ducalion representative who made quick couple of other speakers for the board's late as I a.m. accepted for the Verplanck for April 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Town officials hope the of the town and its residents. It iHvauso ol a sliml agt-nda. Or, possibly, it DiMiuK’nit. were up|K)inted Monday night, by Mayor school at 647-3383 during presentations on listed items, spoke last agenda item, whic h permits residents The board lailcd to vole on one item that School PTA Scholarship. Memorial Building. amendments w ill prevent the wasn't the intent of the resolution to was causod b\* the now calendar. h'rank McCoy, to fill vacancie.s on the Charter Revision business hours. dining the public hearings. And no one to s|K>ak on any matter under the jurisdic- liad iH'en moved to lie tabled, This scholarship is made The proposed changes have been proliferation of such establishments. affect any massage parlors that are Hut. more than llkelv. the Tuesday night siiokb under a budget item that permits tion of the Iward. HY SPECIALS* (j)iiiiiiission. "We re trying to get home really fast. " adopted by the Planning Commission Meanwhile, on Feb. 26 the Town already established. There are three meeting of tlie Town Board of Directors JEWI Tile vacancies were caused by the resignations of com­ available to former ''<'Ih *o I I .(■ll.'ill.-s the public to talk on any listed agenda The Ixiard was operating for the first Betty Intagliata. secretary of the board, priced low lor students of Verplanck and the Zoning Commission and Council, on request of Mayor Frank in town. went so ubject. meeting of the month. tablished to speed up Ime meeting "We re going to set a record," Director mI Ediicaliiin is condiicling massage parlors, health spas and massage parlors coming into town Friendship Lodge l)e[iai’tment (luestioned a conflict of interest in council stitution of higher lear­ Ihe board, which hai needed two and In tact, many of the regular faces at lircK-ess. and they helped Tuesday night. Stephen t'a.ssano .said. Cassano was acting ilic 1979 cduc. 11II Ilia I census weight control clinics would be per­ before the ordinance is amended. MANCHESTER -Friendship often three meetings to complete a members being on tbe revision commission and then ning. board meetings, including Frank Lupien. But, the luck of a controversiai item on chairman lor Tuesday's meeting becau.se The $200 scholarship is Iijcli c iiu 'l s all pel .■•ons up mitted to establish only by special The moratorium was, imposed by Lodge will host its annual pancake month s agenda, finished the April agenda Kugene Sicrukowskl and Betty Sadloski. taking action on recommendations as members of the 'll ace 21 Hie agenda kept most members of the ol Ihe ah.sence of Stephen Penny, ebair- ’Eiw-'RuUtMt.* awarded on the basis of permit in commercial zones. means of a resolution that stated that festival Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in two hours Tuesday night, ft tabled a few .skipped tbe meeting entirely. ^ (lublic — 100 of whom had attended Mon­ EARRINGS EARRINGS EARRINGS Town Council. li’e|ire.seiilalnes nl Hie man of the board. According to records scbolastic achievement Applicants would have to go before a the town and its Health Department at the Masonic Temple. items, blit those will be acted on next A lew members of the public did come day night s public hearing on the budget — ditmondt tliii d member of the commission and also a council eleilleillai V Sl lliml I T \S kept by Kay Witlle. clerk lor the board, 2 diemondt •58« 2 diamonds and financial need and will hearing conducted by the Zoning will suspend the acceptance of Volunteer workers in three-hour week wlien tlie board meets to begin its to the meeting after a couple of other at home Tuesday. 14K geld 4K gold 14K gold member, .fane Lamb, will remain on. m il I’TOs si,II led Ibis the meeting marked the quickest comple­ be awarded June 5 at the Board of Appeals before permission applications for and the insuance of shifts are needed. Anyone wishing to liudget worksliops. meetines in the Town Hall — JOIN and the The lioard members joked about the Mayor Frank McCoy has asked the commission to have Week III I Iiililuci llie diiiil • tion of a month's agenda in .several years. f’TA installation meeting to open is granted. permits for the establishment and volunteer may call Jim Wilson, 872- \ a recommendation ready for the council by July 1 and as III iliHii '. isilaliiiii.- K.e li of new officers. As the regulations now stand operation of massage parlors within 9253. tliut is the only change to be proposed the committee •■iiumeialiii e.iiiie,- an The deadline for applica- massage parlors are allowed without the town for a period of 60 days. Tickets at the door. doesn't anticipate any problems. Mrs, Lamb said. iile iililie a liiiii Im in Sewer Digester Cleaning Finally Due FARM The money is provided by^a federal grant .State Seeks-Input IK (;k k (; i’ k v r s o n board members. " Town Manager Robert mittec. 14K QoM CroM Hm i I PMidtnl Floral Pandant MT. V E R N O N I fresh and is to be used for programs for han­ llerultl Kcporler Weiss said with a laugh about the • Approved $5,200 now in the Water Icnuln* dicapped students, Qsnulnt Jlimond On Title 20 Plan Reserve fund for leak detection and valve Dlifflond 148*0 ; Oitmond *50’* MANCHESTER —It will take a crew proposed bid waiver. *51 •' 4K gold ; 14K g o ld JUDGE FOR YOURSELF DAIRY STORESi .Jf,, The board completetF most ol this • Appropriated $500 lor the Board of maintenance work. from Pennsylvania to do the work, but the Education. The money is from a restitu­ llARTF’OHl) — The state is seeking comments on its long-suffering digester at the sewage month's agenda during its two-hour • Transferred ,$1,280 from the Recrea­ proposed Title XX plan. Gov. Ella Grasso announced meeting. A few items were tabled until tion ordered by tlie court because of tion Department to the Community Ser­ GENUINE DIAMONDS 14K GOLD DO SECRET COimiiTMEIRS KLP 244 BROAD ST. 690 HARTFORD RD. POST RD. PLAZA treatment plant finally will be cleaned damages to a school caused by a student. Tuc.sday. out. next Tuesday when the board will hold the vices Account and $1,340 from the Con­ • Forwarded to the Planning and tingency Account to the Building "The plan prepared by the .state Department of Human MANCHESTER MANCHESTER Rt. 30, VERNON The town Board of Directors Tuesday first of its budget workshops. Zoning Commission two proposed proper­ Resources describes the allocation of approximately J97 ★ CITIZENS WERE TOLD THERE WAS HO LOW INCOME approved a bid waiver for cleaning the Betty Intagliata. secretary of the board, Maintenance Aceout tor plumbing im­ million in federal and state funds for human services," HOUSING ASSOCIATED WITH J.C. PENNY. YET THE read a letter from Charles Boggini. who ty sales, One would be the sale of about provements at the Community Y building. GRADE A LARGE digester, which helps treat the sludge in one acre of town gravel pit land off she .said TOWN HAS SET AN ESTIMATED QOAL/NEED OF 229 MOSER FARM SUPER FRESH the sewage process. The top of the huge expressed his opposition to a proposed • Approved $575 of unallocated Com­ S h o o r Tolland Turnpike to Ernest Reed. The munity Development funds for the in­ The 17 programs involved includes day care, legal and digester was knocked out of place in low-income housing project on Spencer UNITS FOR PENNY, THE PEOPLE WERE NEVER TOLD other would be the sale of a narrow strip stallation of a burglar alarm at the Orford protective services and information and referral December by an apparent buildup of gas Street. The project has been proposed by of town land off Oakland Street to the Village Day Care Center, programs. THE TOWN HAD CHANGED ITS POSITION - WHY? SKIM MILK white eggs inside the tank. Richard Rangoon, a private developer. Economy Electric Supply Company. • Approved an early retirement The public has until May 15 to offer comments and Jay Giles, director of public works, said The board appointed the final member • Accepted the resignations of John requested by Shirley Moran. open thura o v m . ill 9 PM suggestions about the plan. Copies of the proposal may be ★ MAYOR STEVE PENNY VOTED “YES" TO HAVE Mobile Dredging & Pumping, a Penn­ to the Town Ethics Commission. "Ffife Honor Jr. from the Human Relations • Established a lee of $25 for a copy of obtained at the district offices of the Department of MANCHESTER PARTICIPATE IN THE CROG "FAIR sylvania firm, can clean out the 56.000 Democrats nominated Terry Capshaw. an 917 MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Commission and Paul Willhide trom the the recently revised and updated Town Human Resources or by calling the agency's toll-free SHARE” (REGIONAL LOW INCOME HOUSING). NO gallons of sludge that still remain in the unaffiliated voter who recently submitted telephone number at 1-800-842-0037, the governor an­ Community Development Advisory Com- Charter. PUBLIC HEARING WAS HELD TO ASK THE PEOPLE OF tank for $2,850. his resignation trom the Youth Commis­ nounced. "This firm specializes in this sort of sion. Four hearings will be in Hartford: April 11 — One from MANCHESTER WHETHER THEY WANTED TO messy work," Giles said. The same com­ One director. Republican Carl Zinsser, noon to 2 p.m. at the Asylum Hill Congregational PARTICIPATE IN THE PROGRAM - WHY? pany was used about 1*2 years ago when abstained on the vote. The other directors ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK AND EVERY NIGHT (SUNDAYS TIL 6) Church's Twitchell Room, 81 Asylum Ave,, and the others the tank had to be cleaned, he said. Town voted in favor. Irom 2-4 p.m. at the same site and April 19 from 12-3 p.m. crews do not have the equipment to do the The board also look the following ac­ and 7-9:,30 p.m. at the Child and Family Services remainder of the cleanup job needed to tions Tuesday night: STOP SECRH COMMITMENTS TO HUD 'h gal. Auditorium. 1680 Albany Ave., Hartford. get the digester back in operation. • Approved a $12,168 appropriation to Great lor Walght Watchara Grade A Large Brown 85^ M e d i COMPARE. • • VOTE Y E S FOR A TWO YEAR "The alternative is volunteerism by the the Educational Special Grants account. Our Prescription Prices Pat’s Medical Pharmacy MORATORIUM AGAINST HUD N A R K f ! l l I Moser Farms WHY DO DRUG rnPA-PniA WHDIOA inU I ah Natural Senate Decides Today M a r t pi* They're no secret at Medi Marl PRICES VARY? HOLLIblfcH OSTOMY I'HUOULfS IP* Phone us for o price quote VDTE Y E S ON QUESTION 2 PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORES H'» the so m e a i a n y bu ji- 2 LITER BOTTLE I FIG NEWTONS I YOGURT We've listed o few examples . . • •xoIm Iv* kanqra M il ON APRIL 17th SAVE 204 ness) Methods of opero- On Hudak Nomination • ion, profit policy, over­ • odor b ifilir Mn ATTEND PUBLIC HEARING AT ILLINQ ON APRIL Oth. BRAND NAME PRESCRIPTION QTY. PRICE head costs emd volume 0 onoidooo dhpoMMi buying are just o few HARTFORD (UPI) - Eva Hudak has Grasse s campaign manager last year, ALDA c TAZIDE tab* ' 10Os 12.49 JOIN CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR foctors that efetermme PROMPT FREE DELIVERY always prided herself on being a graduate spent the week talking to senators, trying A T A R A X 25 mg. (Hydroxyzine) lOOs 12.99 MANCHESTER'S DEVELOPMENT of the school of hard knocks. Today, the your^ptescnption price. to get them to support the governor’s C LIN O R IL 200 mg. ta b s (Sulindac) 10Oi 34.03 M l YOUR MEDICAL NEEDS! QLORM DELLA FERA ■ Tna$unr nominee for the State Board of Education TIuit s why Medi Mart in­ nominee. DIA9INE9E290mg.tabs (Chlorlhalidon.) lOOs 13.39 vites com p O rison . C o m e in 1001 Main S t 528-6553 East Hartford will find out if that diploma carries any But Mrs. Hudak. 62 and a devout Roman B O X I 8 oz. C U P 39' each weight with lawmakers. TETRACYCLINE 250 mg. cape I OOt 2.99 or phone our phtirmacist Catholic, has split the Legislature like no for Cl prescription price State senators are scheduled to take up other nominee in the state’s modern quote. Mrs. Hudak's nomination this afternoon, political history. QUANTITIES LESS THAN LISTED ABOVE SLIGHTLY HIGHER and the vote is expected to be extremely Her detractors claim she is un­ f ’V PRESCRIPTION PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH APRIL 21. 1979 close. dereducated. too vocal about her views on Mrs. Hudak's outspoken opposition to non-educational issues and unable to get abortion, sex education and the Equal ^ // >1^^ along with various groups. MEDI MART Rights Amendment has made her the Her admirers say she would represent BUFFERED hottest issue in this year's legislative ses­ the will of the silent majority, promote sion. Christian decency and break up the clique ASPIRIN DERMASSAGE LISTERINE The diminutive state bail commissioner of educational elitists now on the board. spring fling of fashion values... now at from Torrington dropped out of high DISHWASHING school during the Depression but last year 1 .9 9 MOUTHWASH OUR REG 89c 6 0 ct. V itam ins, received an equivalency degree. lOO-ct ic il work reg. or iron. LIQUID She has had only one legislative test so Rhain Concerl Tonifflil ing onotgiiic 'N far. which she failed. HEBRON —The Rham High School r For the first time in memory, the band and chorus will present a "Bon PREPARATION-H Legislature's Executive Nominations Voyage" concert tonight at 7:30 in the Committee recently voted 8-3 to recom­ SUPPOSITORIESJ school gym with James Juliano, director. OUR REG 2 39 mend the Legislature reject a governor's The group will play selections it will be 32-01 Kills germ* on nomination. But, the panel’s vote was •.xsess.’ playing during the upcoming Florida trip. OUR REG I 09 contact. Antiseptic nothing more than a recommendation. 2 . 7 7 1 .9 9 -iaKSs.*s»* Tonight's concert will be dedicated to all OUR REG 3 79 ^ OUR REG, 2.79 For the time being, Mrs. Hudak's fate Keep* hand sofe while of those who have helped in any way to Prompt, tempo­ 1 0 0 -e t S o fe o id to you do dishes 22-oz lies in the hands of the Senate. If that law- conitipotion. make the trip possible. rary relief. 24 ct •body approves the nomination, it would The 105 students will leave from the JOHNSONS *8.lW II0lP?' head to the House for another close fight. school on April 13 and will perform in an PAMPERS Democratic State Chairman John BAN adjudication festival at Sea World and at JOHNSONS BABY extra-absorbent Dempsey Jr., who served as^Gov, Ella Disney World, while in Florida. BABY OIL POWDER ROLL-ON DIAPERS 1 .2 7 a 1 .6 7 OUR REG ) 8S COMES IN BLACK & O U R REG 7 79 14 Ol TKg purott Lmiii'tM BONE/TAN RHUMBA proltction* $29.00 * 79O U R SALE PRICE OUR SALE PRICE A. NIVEA SASSON 4.V ■; CREAM OR SHAMPOO I 5-ox liie in Regular. 24-ct. W ith custom fit Unicented or Quick tape*, extra absorbent LOTION OR CREME,RINSE dry form ulas 1 .2 9 1 .4 9 OUR SALE PRICE OUR REG } 99 U 8-01 «it« Prof** *>onol q u a lit y

'M Starts at the Bottom Soles prices effective(fhru April 7. 3 IBS. C0VER6IRL SPROUT by avLcaitio n s, z - DEMETS \ GRASS SEED MADE IN U S A NAIL "EupDnwKD th9 DtHDrencD” STRENGTHENER 1C PECAN TURTLES RCG 4 ox box of delieieut chocolate I I 69 pecon-coromel condie* OUR REG 89c Auditions presents a sassy collection 3 lb bog for of footwear styles with the emphasis 1 .3 9 gr**n*r. ti*ulthi*r G loiiy thield for- la w n* 6n the bottom. The bottoms are in A protect*. SMUCKERS sculptured shapes with many exciting COVERGIRL GRAPE JELLY VAUGHN looks. They’re bouncy and light­ 3 - lb |Or (or th e w h o t* fo m iiy FLOWER & weight and provide real comfort. Try NAN O U R REG t 29 on these spirited styles todayl CONDITIONER GARDEN SEEDS 4 NABISCO 1 .3 9 JUNIOR MINTS * 1 With protem Peng- Real chocolat* covered mint* A**ort*d Crow Irote*, mei»turi(e« moke ternlic porty treat*. your own* I A condittoni OURREG 69c EA S'/J 01

J\ RUBBERMAID BAMBOO SH EF LINER MEDI MART H I M S ize PRINTS PRICES Plus FREE FILM LEAF RAKE OUR 110 Included with finished prints will be cool, collsctabls calciitta pants tha look of natural daaa... spring arrfvas on tha dot., FOR QUALITY 1 2 3 . 2 9 a coupon for o FREE ROLL of our REG 126 Reg |) 09 Fw|i-celor 110 or 126- 2 . 9 9 4 29 9 9 * s FILM In proportionad mlasas tizaa Ilnan waava dutch baga. budgat pricad updating our shlrtdrass wHh sxtra dash Choke of mony dec- 12 film Eftro wide to help moke 127 ih e |Ob * u t> * r'' Orotor colofi A 629 2 0 4 . 8 9 Our super fitting polyester/cotton calcuttas will keep Great looking textured linen look baga with leather- Soft, silky luxurious polyester dressing spiked with deitgni PROCESSING a crisp, comfortable look all season. Zip front style llke vinyl trim. The look of class, the price to suit your dots for lovely dashi Feminine, flattering, front and COMES IN TAN with back elastic waist Insert for super comfort and budget. Fine tailored. Comfortable sizes. 4 styleal back shirred yoke, elaaticized waist and sleeves. ANGEL BONE & WHITE fit. Navy, brown, natural, red, green. Sizes 8-18 Each with compartments Inside or out. Natural linen Double tie belt. White polka dots on navy or brown. $25.00 Petite & Average, sportswear, downtown look with asst, earthtone trims, acceaaorlea, down­ Sizes 8-16. dresses, downtown Manchester and Tri- Manchester and Trl-CIty Plaza, Vernon. town Manchester and Trl-CIty Plaza, Vernon. City Plaza, Vernon. CHARTER OAK MALL 940 SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD reg.$16l 12.99 DOWNTOWN MAIN STRE^, MANCHESTER TEL 569-4120 PtM M 649-5231 Ft m Frofil 9 Raw PartdnO Ur-otvaiif i<*edt ->ar i i m Aiicmqm *«->• *v> ••Miog '•at*-abl« Opan 9 Day* • Thiiraday NighM’OMbN tfm s '•••• -X ta-r>W«« •• a " (»• T o u r Worth's Charge Card makes shopping so easyl FIST FQi m r m w foi tneumly i m f s n z iiiii

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IL '■iS'' TACK KICIIT - KVKNINO KKRALD. Wed.. April 4. 1979

Careful Attention KVFNING HKHALD, Wed,, April 4, 1979- PAGE NINE Chamber Board Selects Letters to the Editor Needed in CD Vote fllaurliratrr turiiutii Hrralft Agostinelli as Chairman Manchester — A City ol Village Charm and mixlerate-income residents. ; MANCHESTER - Voters on April Founded Oct. 1, 1881 The first resident of Manchester and the Bolton Scholarship Founda­ 17 will have to be careful when they SupiMirters point to. past and pre- i HUD Resident Regulation Questioned MANCHESTER - The Board of sent uses of the money, including , Published by the Mahchesier Publishing Co . Herald Square. Directors of the Greater Manchester ever to be elected to a statewide of­ tion. cast their votes on the Community conversion of Green School for a | Manchester. Conn 06040 Telephone (203) 643-2711 To the editor; Chamber of Commerce today elected fice. he served as state comptroller Harrison's election as a Chamber Development question. of federal and state money for many loan from the bank at 11.5 percent paid by you. MAP Associates has after terms as mayor of Manchester officer marks his return to the The question, number two of four senior citizens center, the rehabilita- J There is much discussion about Nathan G, Agostinelli. president of Member Audit Huteuu of C>rcuidt,0 ' . Ve'T’ber Ljf led P'ess iMcMijtiunjt years. Let's continue to receive our and CD funds pay him the $1,475 as a asked for HUD money and is slated Chamber's Executive Committee. A tion loan program and site im- j' Manchester continuing to receive its Manchester State Bank, to serve as between 1965 and 1971, He is a on the ballot, asks voters if they sup- share. grant or bonus. Ask yourself-if the to get a $500,000 water line from you. member of several civic clubs and past president of the Chamber in |Kjrt an ordinance that would es­ |)rovements at housing lor the elderly ( Community Development Block its 1979-1980 chairman of the board. Customer Service 647-9946 Harold E. Turkmgton. Executive Editor I.et's not default and thereby lose $1,475 were to come out of this town’s On the local level, we read of a $1,- organizations, a member of the 1969-1970, he has served on numerous tablish a two-year ban on town par­ on .Spencer Street. ! Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Prank A Burbantt. Managing Editor Grants. Agostinelli. along with the They .say these and other uses of ' this million dollars to other towns taxes, would you be in favor of this Board of Trustees of the Manchester Chamber Committees and led the ticipation in Community Develop­ Some refer to this as "HUD." HUD 200.000 HUD grant of your money for Chamber’s newest officers and direc­ the money have benefited the entire with over 50.000 population. program? What you give out to tors. will be formally introduced to Memorial Hospital, and a member of Chamber's efforts to secure referen­ ment. covers many programs but all we're 20 units or $60,000 for each unit. To community. Many have been essen­ Just go to your library or Town someone, you ust take away from the Chamber membership at the the Regional Advisory Board at dum approval for the Buckland In­ A “yes" vote will mean the voter voting on is whether to continue to pay off $60,000 at 10 percent for 30 dustrial Park. He is a former town tial and would have required town Hall and pick up a fact sheet. It cer­ somebody else. organization's 78th annual banquet Manchester Community College, favors the ordinance and wants the Don Graff receive the CD funds. years, costs $526 monthly plus taxes A colonel in the Connecticut Army director and member of the Planning taxjlollars to do if the Community tainly helped give me the whole pic­ Nationwide, HUD has committed and upkeep. this evening. town to drop out of the program. Do the good people who signed the National Guard, he has long been in­ Commission and Parking Authority. A "no" vote will mean the voter Development funds had not been ture of benefits and requirements the taxpayers in 1978 to 177 Billion Is this another HUD answer to low In addition to Agostinelli. Chamber petitions (that say "no thanks" to officers elected today include George volved in veterans affairs. Harcison has also been active in -opposes the ordinance and supports available, the supporters say. with dollar amounts. It's called dollars in com m itm ents which cost housing? numerous local civic, charitable, art The opponents, however, feel the Uncle Sam's million dollars) realize R. English, vice president for English, vice president and area continued town participation in the "Manchester Community Develop­ amounts to about 22 percent of the Do you want to express your op­ and religious organizations. town has had to meet certain un­ Triiiinph Into Trafijedy? that CD funds cannot be used to build finance; Carroll J, Brundrett. vice manager for Hartford National Bank Community Development program. ment Funding Fact Sheet." Just ask National Debt. The performance position to this wasteful dollar con­ In completing the alignment of its necessary requirements to receive new housing? A private builder, if he president for organizational affairs; arid Trust Company, will be serving The question as it appears on the for it if you don't see it. record of HUD is a horrible dis­ suming bureaucracy? new, 1979-1980 officers, the Chamber the funds. These obligations have in­ has a site and secures a building per­ Jeffrey P. Clarke, vice president for his third term as Chamber vice presi­ ballot was drafted by the town at­ Please, please, get the facts and grace! You will have a golden opportunity Board also elected Gregory S. Wolff torney’s office. The office drafted the cluded the hiring of an equal oppor­ mit, can sl'ill use other HUD money business services and Phillip dent for finance. A past member of weigh your decision on CD participa­ One new proposal, from a national to do so on election day, Tuesday the Chamber's Board of Directors, to serve on the Executive Committee question according to what was tunity coordinator and the printing of The plot in South Africa's opinion- opposed, but the right to do so was to build Harrison, vice president for urban af­ tion realistically before you vote on HUD study is to have the cities and April 17th. fairs. he has also served on the Chamber’s as past chairman of the board and ap­ requested on the petitions circulated a fair housing brochure, they say. manipulation scandal thickens — and never in question. This has the This is inip whether or not we vote pointed James C, Breitenfeld to Supporters say these requirements the referendum April 17. towns pay the developers costs for Robert Samuelson The election of Agostinelli to serve Town Affairs Committee. Contact by the Concerned Citizens for thickens and thickens. backing of law rooted in the Constitu­ to continue to receive CD grants. another term as Chamber president. Nulhan (>. .Af'MHtinelli have not resulted in any loss of the Nicky Nickerson, roads, water, sewers. Are you ready 108 Hemlock St, as the Chamber's chairman of the Club and Executive Committee. He Manchester. It already has reached into the tion. The South African press is not in I began to be aware of the CD board marks the first use of the new is a former president of the That group opposes continuation in town's independence. highest political levels of that coun­ 81 Richard Road, to pay sucli costs to a HUD developer Manchester Opponents also say they are fearful so advantageous a position. The grants to us only a few months ago. 1 title, approved by the Chamber board Manchester Kiwanis Club and is a Community Development and try, shaking the once rock-like Manchester. wlio gets a guaranteed rent subsidy of future federal requirements that weight of South African law affecting read about it. asked questions, went in March, Formerly, the position member of the Board of Directors of McCoy Promises Probe proposed the ordinance to establish might be imposed to receive the stability of the Afrikaner-dominated the press tilts heavily to the to meetings and hearings and carried the title president, but that the American Red Cross and the two-year ban. It obtained the government. Now it is nibbling at the money. They fear these will become government's advantage. attended forums where both sides To the Editor; position has now been assigned to the Manchester Scholar.ship Foundation. petition signatures that led to the fringes of U.S. politics. Of Mosquito Complaint scheduled April 17 townwide vote. tougher for the town to meet. While on occasion publication of presented thoughts. Do you realize that if Manchester organization's chief executive of­ Ms. Brundrett, manager of Foun­ Congressional tain Village Apartments, is entering Town officials and others involved Supporters, however, say the town scandal devefopments has been sup­ Here are some reasons why this were to receive the 5th year CD ficer, in the past known as the VERNON — Although Mayor caused by a swampy area and poor ethics com­ President’s Oil executive vice president. her second term as a Chamber vice- in the Community. Development can drop out of the program at any pressed, the real wonder may be that senior citizen backs CD funds, we must accept HUD's Frank McCoy said a petition drainage. mittees have The election of Agostinelli as chair­ president. A member of the Annual matter have expressed concern that time when such requirements are the government has, not employed its wholeheartedly. regional estimated lo-reside figures? presented to the council Monday Councilman Morgan Campbell said viewed as unjust. ta k e n a man of the board caps an active and Banquet Committee, she is actively the land in question is all private the question might confuse some per­ legal weapons more often. It con­ CD funds generate other state and A survey of one local 374 unit night wasn’t a petition of residents or The opponents generally say they preliminary look Efforts Praised distinguished term of service in the involved in a wide range of sons who go to the polls April 17. tinues, however, to threaten the federal dollars plus matching funds taxpayers, he said the town's Health pro|)erty. support the use of the Community housing complex shows that 75 per­ organization. A past director, two- educational, religious, and political The mayor said there were law­ For instance, a person opposed to into the possibili­ press with dire consequences should Department would look into the Development programs, but some lor our town. This means that we can cent of the current applicants are time vice president and member of efforts and is an energetic member suits against the apartment complex continued Community Development ty that South the revelations continue. matter anyway. are not essential and those that are do and have those things that con­ from'out of town. Just how does that To the editor; voters will have that they are being the Executive Committee, he has of the American BuSfenss^oman's developers in 1974-75. He said the participation should vote yes because African funds Residents of the Sleeping Giant could be funded with town money or Under the circumstances, the un­ tribute to the quality of life in our help our local residents? While the This is a letter I have sent, as truly represented by their elWted of- also been a member and chairman of Association. swampy problem was caused by the he or she would favor the ban. may have been apartment complex and other other grants. folding of the scandal is a town; playground repairs, a new town receives less than $400 per president of the Taxpayers Associa­ ficials. \ several Chamber committees. c!larke will be serving his first Likewise, a person favoring Com­ used to influence several recent cam­ residents in that area of Route 30 building of the apartments and a poor remarkable demonstration of what a senior citizen center, downtown apartment in taxes' from the two such tion of Connecticut Inc., to President Recipient of the Chamber’s term as a Chamber officer. Elected drainage problem. He said the town munity Development should vote no paigns, without finding anything suf­ petitioned the council to do partially free but determined press revitalization pl.inning, a much- projects in Manchester, there is Jimmy Carter. By allowing big oil companies to prestigious "M” Award in 1978, to the Board of Directors in 1978, the is faced with the situation where it because he or she would oppose the Pentecostal Church something about controlling ficiently conclusive to justify a full- can accomplish. The English- monopolize this business we are vir­ Agostinelli bas pursued a career of Clarke Insurance Agency'vice presi­ can try to impose regulations ban. MANCHESTER -The United needed early learning center, a legal much more in school costs and other The Taxpayers Association of mosquito problems in a swamp near scale inquiry. But the way this byzan- language press has, in fact, been the- tually allowing big oil to dictate to a service to Manchester including in­ dent and CPCU is president of the the apartments. through the health code and try to The Community Development Pentecostal Church will have its aid program, planning for the Cheney services that has to be made up by Conn, would like to go on record as tine affair has been developing day most potent obstacle to the establish­ tree society. Dictatorial powers in volvement in the political, civic, Manchester Association of Indepen­ McCoy said this problem has been work it out with the apartment program provides funding to the regular service and Bible study Mill historic area, to mention only the town's taxpayers. being in favor of your efforts in by day, that situation could be sub­ ment of a fully authoritarian system social, and religious affairs of the dent Insurance Agents. He is also a the subject ol several lawsuits in tbe owners to at^ least control the town — usually about $500,000 per tonight at 7; 30 at the church, 187 some. p-igures released by HUD show trying to stop the OPEC Countries any form must be stopped for the year — to be used primarily for ject to very sudden change. in South Africa during the 30-year community in addition to his role as a member of the Boards of Directors past but promi.sed tbe town would try mosquito situation. Woodbridge St. Everyone is CD funds help to-rehabilitate older that it will cost you and HUD $4,876 from their ever-increasing price on welfare of. the people. programs and projects that aid low- The key figure is Escliel M. business leader. of the Manchester/Bolton Red Cross and do somelbinn The nrohinm is welcome. reign of the National Party. It has housing and mean that we can pre­ per year for 27 years, or, $131,000 for oil. Rhoodie, cashiered Information emerged as the real democratic op­ vent neighborhood blight and each new rental unit it finances. We how ever know th at the The cost of oil and gas has a far Ministry official who directed a MORE position as other parties have been deterioration. Did you read recently On the local Rehab Program, infor­ Monopolistic trend of the big oil com­ reaching effect on our eebnomy. It is SEVEN CIRCULAR SALE DAYSl secretly funded multimillion-dollar reduced to token representation in about the three local couples who mation in the tan-colored brochure panies is the immediate cause of oil a commodity extremely necessary project to buy a better image for parliament. happily related their experiences shows that a family 5f four can make and gas cost increases, and is not in for the continued growth of our coun­ From / South Africa and its racial policies. In the current confrontation, the with this CD Housing Rehabilitation $19,270 per year, or $370 per week can the best interest of a free society. try. Much of the money is reported to English language papers are as usual Loan Program? qualify to collect a grant of $1,475 on The quicker our elected officials pul have gone into bribes to supposed in the forefront, particularly the We need all the help we can gel. a $6,000 loan. A person applies for a a stop to this trend of monopoly, the We cannot tolerate threats given “opinion makers" in the United Rand'Daily Mail of Johannesburg. We've already received many types loan of $6,000. He, then gets $4,525 more confidence a majority of our by our elected politicians that there States and Western Europe, and What is usual is that much of the is going to be a shortage of oil and African pockets. The flaming issue in Afrikaans press is also disturbed by gas. This line is used by big oil to in­ South Africa is who in the govern­ evidence of corruption at the top and timidate the people into paying ahy EHOyKES-- ment knew how much of what was is questioning the property of a price for the commodity that they THE PHARMACY STORE AND A WHOLE LOT MORE going on. government it has been accustomed control. , On this subject, Rhoodie, who is in to supporting unreservedly. In a cushy exile in Europe, apparently society such as Afrikanerdom where knows where enough bodies are moral rectitude is institutionalized, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Fresh Turkeys .99 buried to start his own cemetery. His the political repercussions are shortly after his inauguration in piecemeal revelation of em­ serious. order to get the country moving barrassing details has political The scandal is unlikely to topple forward again said, "The only thing Hot Roasted Capons & Turkeys leaders back home at each others' the government. But it may force an you have to fear is fear itself.” He throats and guarantees a continuing early election in which it would be will always be remembered for this (with •tuttino snd gravy) 1 ■ 0; Our press, at home and abroad.. the preeminent issue, the strongest .statement. It was the South African press that one the opposition has had against QRAYLEDQE FARMS 0 3 3 -6 9 0 6 initially brought the scandal out of the Nationalists in three decades. Any polilican that tries to create MARLBOROUGH RD. GLASTONBURY 6 3 3 - 8 8 ^ PEPSI or the closets of Pretoria into the full Another consequence may well be fear, will also be remembered. s K S ------—— ------■ light of public scrutiny. In this that the government will follow ► W i d ie t PEPSI respect, the affair does justify the through on its threats of retaliation, Looking forward to your im­ 2 LITERS frequent comparisons to Watergate. tightening restrictions on the press. mediate efforts to accomplish your In both cases, the press has pursued Legislation has already been drafted. capability of reversing the inquiries into suspected In such an event, the revelation of the monopolistic trend of big oil. PEP® 1 VOUR irregularities in high places despite information scandal may turn out to CHO/Cf.’ V " VOdltEDOES ITAU. determined official opposition. be a victory for freedom of informa­ E. Steve Pearl, But there is a crucial difference. tion, but a Pyrrhic one, with the real President, The efforts of the American press to loser being not the press but South Taxpayers Association of inquire and publish may have been Africa. Conn. Inc., COM£ FflOM? 152 Hollister St,, “Gentlemen, start your engine. Manchester Our goods arrive from all over the counlry, from Insurance claims, bankruplciea. bank foreclosures, auctions, truck and train salvage, PAMPERS manufacturers' closeouts and assorted overstocks, I go anywhere for a extra ABSORBENT 2^8 claim, covering the Southern states during the winter months while Tom Jack Anderson goes on the Northern jobs, and then reverse the procedure In the summer. This system works well until he gets bitten by a footsore member of the dog team, but after all. nothing's perfect. Corne see our DAHIAHE 30's latest slocks of goodies, all priced way below what the legitimate stores Thoughts gel We promise that nothing's much worse than shown, and back every Why Does U.S. Back Losers? purchase with a real No hard-tIme’ 30>day mone'^ back guarantee ol satisfaction What could be fairer? The 20th century might well be is such that we always pay a price for whether he was as bad as I had TRIPOLI — There's a Middle East in Libya. An Arab source pointed out yi)U think it would not support it and called the Age of Self-Worship. Our disregarding the Law. written. I had characterized him as FIREPLACE STOCK Ab.o.h.ntdiH.o«bMj.^«'‘«9 nightmare that causes the skin of our that Indian was able to build an encourage it?" he demanded. •SCREENS culture has elevated the self to the Conceit turns us in on ourselves, "one of the world's most irresponsi­ l;r30”TRIINKS limit 2 h.hvd.y.ndcon'lwttj!!!: military strategists to creep. In his atomic bomb from the byproducts of He spoke in English, lapsing into •ANDIRONS •Ynyl CotnrgU status of God, and the search for who closing us off from God’s love. It Arabic when the right words eluded ble rulers." I had accused him of ar­ •ENSEMBLES JELLY EGGS OLE HUTCHY bad dream, the irreconcilable Libyan peaceful nuclear energy. “Was the •Woo4 IranwU _ nUMROSE OR we really are has become an act of make ME the chnler of the universe, him. Then an interpreter would finish ming terrorists and conspiring with in BLACKS, •Huvy huHlIet dictator. Muammar Qaddafi, gets his world surprised when India did it? Tl BRASS and HllDl or IUKH worship. closing us off from God's love. It his thought. “ I can’t understand how the likes of Uganda's Idi Amin. •trass plated hands on some nuclear weapons'and Should the world be surprised if ANTIQUE hardvare. PETER Psychologists tell us that we can makes ME the center of the un­ stupid the American policy is," he "The information you have p Their $37.99 starts passing them out to Palesti­ Libya were to do it?" has asked •Reinl(Kced comers 90 12 01. BAG find fulfillment only if we satisfy our iverse, and it makes me responsible published about us is all wrong infor­ to S194.B8 4 6 , w BAV«I*N' ------THE GREAT nian terrorists. rhetorically. “These things are not said. He cited the support of Sadat as •Make great toy diests own needs first. The person who for my own salvation. If we seek mation," he chided. He accused me Fangy WOOD BASKETS PRETZBI - Id “ - This is precisely what an in­ secrets any more," another in a series of American o u r *16® ‘ ,o* 7 0 '‘ ‘ /VOFV OA/L r: VAU. refuses to consider himself “Number salvation within ourselves we are of relying upon “ Israeli" and In Black A Braaa FAMOUS CAF 6 'WUE telligence report CIA experts, nevertheless, doubt alliances “ with losing regimes, .17” and 22” tizaa 1" is no longer simply called a fool; doomed to failure, for the self does "It's gambling, ” he said, “on the “intelligence " sources, “If you un­ HEAVY INFLATABLE VWYl NO-WAX w a rn s m ay that Libya has the technology to Thair yOUR NOW YOUR now he is told that he is emotionally not exist in isolation from creation. wrong horse — the shah of Iran, Lon derstand us only through the SHINY VINYL CHOICE: h a p p e n th is manufacture nuclear weapons. And 1-MAN BOATS CHOICE: ONLY. 39* 4.99. unhealthy as well! We can refuse to deal with God, but Nol of C’amtxxiia, the king of Moroc­ Israelis,” he said, "it is your LATEST PATTERN su m m e r The the terrible Qaddafi himself spoke 14’ « SIZE 60”x40 Conceit sets us in direct opposition we cannot cure our souls of the need co, Haile Sela.ssie in Ethiopia. All of problem. Israel is our enemy." With Carry Sack AND MILL TRIALS Delicious •’T' I Deliciotu imported him, Delicious, bri|ht jeNy eygs to Greet tastinp hoHow milk cho- ominous report reassuringly about the prospect. He to the biblical command to love God of Him. He also lectured me against JIMMY CONNORS thair ‘1«" THOUSANDS OF packs »"d an F * I bonelenMidskinless.2lb. fill I pretty Eester basket olites-1S"tall. Inbeeutiful claims Qaddafi characterize the introduction of them, they lose, they lose.” YARDS SOLD time. Stock up now! _____y with our whole being and to love our Fuitillment lies not in finding out listening to the CIA. “A considerable SUPER PRO decorator box. •ISO, *14$ will soon test an nuclear weaponry into the Middle Qaddafi predicted that “as the TENNIS SHOES OUR '7™.OAR NOT INCLUDED COAST-TO-COAST neighbors as ourselves. Thus our who we are. but in seeking to know journalist person like you," he said," atomic bomb in Flast as “suicide." shah di.sappeared suddenly, SAdat p^-;PADOeD COLLAR at $8.9S-$9.9S self-seeking will do us in — not who God is. must not get his information from VERSATILE CARRYALL the Libyan desert. He told me, “ It would destroy will disappear, too.” Then he because God will punish us for it. but A layman sources like intelligence sources. thair |90 OUR ^ 2 ao. YD At the Central Intelligence Agency, Israel and the Arab countries if this promised that the U.S. weapons, now $20 '^^'^a;uOUR*9 STRAW because the nature of God's creation . (!oncordia l.utheran Church You must get your knowledge and in­ PR analysts are appreshensive but skep­ dangerous weapon is available in the pouring into Egypt, will he turned again.st Israel. “ Do you think that formation from the true sources," 8IIURPM0F GfHUIIt RUBKR BAGS lOOS COTTON LONG sum tical. It’s certainly true that Qaddafi CIRCULAR SALE NOW GOING ON area. It would be very dangerous for Muammar Qaddafi's heart, no STEEL SHANK lor BEACH. SHOPPINi PlACKn FRONT sent an emissary to Peking in 1970 to this plane, the F-5, will not be used all.” doubt, is true. He has nut lavished his S^19 $219 GIRLS’ ask the late Premier Chou En-lai to He alluded to reports that Israel against Israel one day by the Egyp­ Yesterdays tians?" he demanded. nation’s oil wealth upon himself as SYNTHETIC GRASS CARPH SHIRTS sell Liby an atomic bomb. Indeed, in­ has a secret nuclear arsenal, “We Qaddafi is typieaJ of the Arab other oil potentates have done. He •WEATHERPROOF •WATERPROOF AT 50 GENOVESE DRUG STORES! telligence reports claim that Qaddafi know that there is no one to help for his second term as president of has spent billions to improve the lot •RESISTS MILDEW, CHEMICALS. 25 Years Ago has continued his attempts to Israel develop nuclear weapons leaders in the area, the Israeli- INSECTS. FOR BALCONIES. Manchester Council of Churches. Egyptian treaty will not bring peace ol the pour in Libya. He has spent OUR I This date was a Sunday; The purchase nuclear weapons or the in­ except Am erica," he said, watching POOLSIDE. BOAT DECKS We have everything that the Easter Bunny Miss Jean porchester of 94 Harlan to the Middle East. “All the Arab billions, too, to arm himself and his •A Q U A w/Btue Stripe t S A A SO. Herald did not publish. gredients to produce them. me with eyes fierce as a desert ON. BASE MISTK COLOR St. is the first girl to be accepted as a nations will fight together and sup­ adherents for the final struggle PAINT BRUSHES •SO LID Q U a N l c 9 9 YD. 10 Years Ago freshman undergraduate in the 156- Late last year, the Soviet Union hawk's “ If Israel does have nuclear 12 FQT WIDTHS - m a r i n e BACK "UntMNUSSET port the Palestinian [)eoples,“ he against Israel. could possibly need to fill any Easter Basket. Dr. Robert R. Keeney is reflected year history of Trinity College. agreed to construct a nuclear reacior weapons, then America should be r to 4" SIZES m m m r u A "EARTNCREEr said. “And all the arms in the area held responsible.” aTAPEREDS •POLYS ISPOSABLEDUPERS STAINS from the Americans and other coun­ •CLIMATIZE08 But Qaddafi seemed more con­ 8 0 0 0 P 8 tries will be used in this struggle.” ,50% OFF 50 GREAT STORES cerned about a reported Egyptian GALLON build-up on his eastern border. It has If the words were harsh, the voice AND MORE COMINGI was quiet. But there was a :ma«CI ro t* been speculated that Israeli- Quote 649-7782 CORNER HARTFORD RD, GENOVESE DRUG O U R P O L I C Y PV*Cat«14$ - ^ ' smoldering hatred in his eyes. He Egyptian peace treaty might free NOW IN OUR avoided the Arab word, “jihad," Te., lit 0%^ *s A< .»>>»••'' !••• '»-< . ••-‘1 President Anwar Sadat to attack 10th YEARI PINE ST. MANCHEST I- u e '. i l '^ ve*»- I* '*'• which means holy war. Instead, he "I want to think a long, hard time tiK.-et^-.t !•♦..» f* , r»-jv • Libya, which has been a thorn in his 25 MAIN ST. spoke of a “national struggle" by a before I'd give a hydrogen bomb to ^ .»■ A p , larwe-ri I • r* side. OpInONLY: f>*v e A • l» •pv*-"' * '*'•••• • S''7Vv- “We expect this and we think — we united “Arab nation’"' Idi Amin. " T‘S»r'. ,.r. THURSDAYS 10-9 E. HARTFORD. CONN. are not sure — that America en­ Once he demanded, with quiet — H iilii'rl W iirm i. a I .S. ilisirici S« lN9t w* m if Mr«* 9*d M r cwtt«m*rt wt rt«*rv« tM rtfAl to hWM IBM t« 2 •* Mt"** BVAdaWt *0* t«a mei <• tot* IMi. Net r«ie•••■•<9 ter typefriatiKid etfert. ferocity; “Why are you supporting joilgc, c\|tlaiiiiiig liii* order lo FRIDAYS 10-9 courages this," the Libyan leader said. Later, he came back to the, Israel? Why do you continue in this delay |i ii li I i e a I i o ii of I l i e policy? What benefits do you get?" ProftresKhe magazine heeaiise of SATURDAYS 10-5 Egyptian threat and asked "what Qaddafi had urged me to come to an article on the workingH of a will be the position of America'?, in -Tripoli to discover foT-mryself hydrogen hnmh;— ------case of an attack upon Libya, “Do PAGE TEN - EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 4, 1979 TBC Approves Plan robHuarie«) Analyst Inspects Town EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 4, 1979 - PAGE ELEVEN Two Opening Games Scoreboard 1 For School Center (ieor^«- K. (^raliuin Pennant Picks MANCHESTER - George E. ITHA Hy JIM-; TOMI'KINS overall renovation project in the Graham, 59, of Huntington, L. I., To Update Bond Rating Bentley .School, W L T Pts. llrnilil l(r|Mirli'r N.Y., formerly of Manchester, died The Board of Education has ap­ Monday at the Huntington Hospital. By SLSAN VAGGH.N would like it increased to make it faced with any Proposition 13-type Spice Baseball Slate Edmonton 43 27 2 88 Quebec MANCHKSTEK -The Town proved a day treatment program for Mr, Graham was born in Herald Reporter easier to float bonds in connection issues. Weiss answered that the 39 30 5 83 Building Committee approved the with a bond issue. A referendum on a, "Proposition psychology has been Winnipeg 35 32 6 76 emotionally disturbed students Manchester and was a graduate of MANCHESTER — An analyst from architect's plans Tuesday night for a $20 million bond issue for im­ here since I’ve been in town.” He NEW YORK (UPI) - Two Mariners hosting the California Zachry. 10-6 or Craig Swan. 9-6) at New England 33 30 9 75 within the Manchester School Manchester High School and the the town's investor's service made American League center for emotionally disturbed system. The program will help ease provements to the town’s water said it is typical of New England in familiar names will be missing Angels, The Angels, the pre-season Chicago (Rick Reuschel, 14-15) and Birmingham 30 38 6 66 University of Connecticut, Before an uncommon “on-site” visit to the choice to win the West Division title, pupils to be constructed within the the expense of out-of-district system will be held April 17. general. from the traditional opener at San Diego (Gaylord Perry, 21-6) at Cincinnati 30 39 6 66 retiring in May 1978, he had been town today, the first in 15 years, to will have one of the game's top gate Bentley SchrMil. placements. The center will accom­ Leung asked about the water referen­ Weiss referred to the annual Los Angeles (Burt Hooton. 19-10 or Tuesduv'd KfduIlH employed as a U.S. Navy represen­ get more information for analyzing Cincinnati, one superstar will Architect Hichard Mankey dum. Jay Giles, public works direc­ budget hearing Monday as The Eastern Division Western Division attractions —. Rod Carew — in the Don Sutton, 15-11). Edmonton 5, Cincinnati 1 modate children from five to 14 years tative at the Sperry-Rand on Long the town’s bond rating. be in a new uniform at Seattle presented preliminary plans to tor, said that although the voters will “calmest budget hearing in years” .starting lineup. One thing that differed from the Birmingham 5, Quebec 3 old. The children would be those who Island. George leung, analyst for Moody’s renovate an unused area in the sch(X)l be asked to authorize the town to and credited that fact to the six per­ and some very unfamiliar The Angels, who also have ex-Twin opening ^f this season and that of are diagnosed as having severe He is survived by two daughters, Investor’s Service, questioned town that would include an area for hobby emotional disturbances and who can­ borrow $20 million, it is hoped that cent increase limit placed on him by faces will be dressed in the star Dan Ford in center field, will seasons pksl was the men in charge Mrs. William (Betty-Jane) Anderson officials this morning about various send left-hander Frank Tanana to the craft and food preparation, and two not be provided for educationally or all of that amount will not have to be the Board of Directors before he umpires' garb today when the of umpiring the games. Because of NHL of Kings Point, N.Y., and Laura aspects of the town’s development mound against the Mariners' Glenn •time out " rooms which arc therapeutically in any other existing borrowed because of doubling the began preparing the budget. an umpires boycott, tbe early season Graham, at home; two sons, James and operations, .-..Most department major league baseball season Abbott. Campbell Conference designed as rooms where pupils can townwfde special education water rates. Weiss told Leung th ere. are no games were being handled mostly by Graham of Norfolk, Va., and Gary heads were present for the meeting officially begins. Ten more teams, including the* Palrirk DBiHitin go for emotional relca.se. In response to questions about ad­ significant service cutbacks umpires called in from amateur program. Graham of Patuxent, Md.; two prior to a tour of the Buckland and The Cincinnati Beds begin the world champion New York Yankees W L T Pt! Mankey .said that a teacher could School oflicials figure that the ditions to the Grand List, Weiss men­ expected as a result of the limited leagues or the minor leagues. sisters, Mrs. Essie Strimaitis and Manchester Industrial Parks, National League season at home and the NL champion Los Angeles NY Islanders 48 15 14 II go in a riMjm with the pupil, or the tioned the town’s new industrial park budget. The AL Tuesday promoted five um­ program can produce a savings to the Mrs. Betty London, both of ROYALS against the San Francisco Giants, but Dodgers, open on Thursday. Philadelphia 39 23 15 f pupil could u.se it to sit by himself Cheney Mill Historical District, and and that other industrial sites are Leung also asked questions about pires from the minor leagues to fJoard of Education budget of about Manchester; and five grandchildren. hometown boy Pete Rose will not bo In AL action, the Yankees will send NY Rangers 40 27 10 S and collect liimscll. " The rooms will some residential areas. being developed, the Cheney Mills revaluation, the tax rate, enipldyee serve as crew chiefs for the opening $12,000, The funeral is Wednesday at 1:30 Town Manager Robert Weiss said 1. New T ork I. Kuilhus Uilv there. He will be starting al lirst 25-game winner Ron Guidry to the Atlanta 40 30 7 f be well lit with a small table and district, and commercial shopping contracts, the town’s pension games on Wednesday and Thursday. Mankey said that work on the p.m. from the Terasan Funeral it was unique for the investor’s firm base for the Philadelphia Phillies in mound at Yankee Stadium against 22- chair project would begin as soon as possi­ areas. system, and the number of CETA In exhibition eames Tuesday, the Smvilic Divisiun Home. Huntington, with a service at to come to a community for an their season opener at St. Louis on game winner Mike Caldwell of the New York Mets beat Pittsburgh, 6-2, There will also be an exercise area ble with the hopes of completing it by Weiss described the downtown as (Comprehensive Employment W L T St. John's Episcopal Church in Hun­ analysis, although the ratings are Friday. ' Milwaukee Brewers: Cleveland pits Oakland edged Cleveland, 3-2, Chicago 27 35 15 and space for class room.s. the time school is out in .June, having "changed little since 1928,” Training Act) employees. tington. Burial will be in the Hun­ reviewed regularly and on request. John McNamara, who replaced Rick Wise against Boston's Dennis Baltimore topped ’fexas, 6-2, Detroit Vancouver 25 42 12 If the plans receive state approval. . TBC chairman Paul f’hillips said but noted that there are few vacant tington Rural Cemetery. Weiss said he felt there was enough Sparky Anderson as manager ol the Eckersley; Texas goes with Steve topped Boston. 8-2, Minnesota beat St. Louis 17 49 12 Mankey said the project would go out that ‘what, we re going to get stores and that the area is well kept. Presbyterian Church The family suggests that any happening in Manchester, such as the Reds, will be sending his ace. Tom Comer against Detroit's Dave Philadelphia, 5-2, Montreal downed Colorado 15 53 10 to bid Thursday and bids would be appears to be superior to the He mentioned the plans to hire a con­ memorial gifts may be made to the increased industrial development to MANCHESTER -A prayer Seaver, to the mound against the Rozema and Toronto sends Jim Clan­ Houston, 7-5. the Chicago Cubs edged opened April 19 at 2:.'!0 p.m. facilities at the Mansfield Training sultant for analyzing the needs of the Heart Association of Greater Hart­ ask the firm to come to town. meeting is scheduled for tonight at 7 Giants' Vida Blue. cy against Kansas City's Dennis Los Angeles, 4-3, and the Chicago Tbe project would complete- an Center," ford, 310 Collins St.. Hartford. downtown area. Overall, Weiss said, at the Presbyterian Church, 43 Wales Conference Although the town’s bond rating is 2. Kopilon 2. IVmij* The .American League season Leonard White ,Sox whipped Atlanta, 6-1. a go(xl A-1 rating now, town officials he sees “a healthy kind of climate" Spruce St. begins tonight al Seattle with the In llic Nl, it will be New York (Pat .Norris DBision in town. MrH. Gladys M. Gustafson AA Croup W L T Group Spends $700 MANCHESTER - Mrs. Gladys M. Leung also asked Weiss for growth Montreal 50 16 11 M Gustaff Gustafson, 68, of Dunedin, I Lottery projections for the undeveloped land MANCHESTER - ’The Day by Day Pittsburgh 35 40 13 Fla., formerly of Manchester, died in town. Weiss said his guess is that group of Alcoholics Anonymous will & Games Postponed Los Angeles 33 34 11 the Grand List would ultimately end Tuesday at Mease Hospital in meet tonight at 8 at Center Postponed again yesterday, by in­ Washington 23 40 15 ToKeep CD Funding up with 40 percent commercial and Dunedin. She was the widow of HARTFORD —The winning Congregational Church, clement weather was the 1979 Detroit 22 39 16 industrial properties in 10 years, Hilding Gustafson. number drawn Tuesday in tbe AA contact is available 24 hours Cheney Tech baseball opener against .Adiiiiis DBision MANCHESTEK - .JOIN, a pro- (|uestion two in the April 17 referen­ compared to the present 19 percent. * Mrs. Gustafson was born Aug. 28. Connecticut daily lottery was 813. daily by calling 646-2355. Prince Tech. The game was original­ W L T ffUU group. Tuesday night adopted a dum will also be distributed at Leung asked if the town has been 3 . Milwaukee Uulifornia $700 budget to fight ordinance ban­ various shopping areas, April 13 and 1910 in Suffield and had lived in ly slated Monday to inaugurate the Boston 42 22 13 ning the town's involvement in the 14, and possibly this coming Manchester for about 20 years before new campaign. Buffalo 35 27 15 federal Comtnunity Development weekend. moving to Florida last October. ft has been rescheduled Thursday Toronto 33 32 12 Block Grant program for the next ,7- Monday, April 16, and Tuesday, the Before her retirement, she had been at Cheney's diamond at 3:15. Minnesota 28 38 11 two years. day of the referendum, volunteers employed as a clerk at Schlatter's The Manchester Community rtit'silny's licMillH Flower Shop, Springfield, Mass. Al Sieffert says,., Brochures, stating the facts about will be calling registered voters to College home opener against Eastern Islanders 3, Atlanta 2 She is survived by a daughter. Mrs. HUD and (,'D. will be distributed remind them to get out and vote, Connecticut State College's jayvees Washington 6, Los Angeles 2 Shirley Nadeau of Clearwater, Fla.; yesterday was also postponed. No townwide starting .Saturday, Hand­ Gerry Harvey, chairman of JOIN, Minnesota 4, Chicago 3 bills, asking people to vote "No" on .said. a brother, Stephen White Jr. of West- I. Bullimure t. Oak land new date has been set and it might Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2 field, Mass.; a sister, Mrs. Katherine have to be canceled because of lack Vancouver 2, Colorado 1 WHY PAY MORE? of available dates, according to Pat Fitzgerald of Agawam, Mass,; and two grandchildren, Mistretta. MCC director of athletics. , A private graveside service will be Work on Schedule in East Cemetery at the convenience NBA of the family. Bird to Phils Eastern Conference The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. DISPLAY MODEL KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) - The Allniilir DR inion For Elderly Center Center St., is in charge of Kansas Royals reached the 25- W L Pci. GB arrangements. t'.liieago player, opening-day limit Tuesday, Washington 53 25 .679 - being delivered by truck, but were By .h i m ; TOMI'KINS trading relief pitcher Doug Bird to Philadelphia 45 34 '.570 8>/i being delayed because of the strike. Koy A. I’rentisH the Philadelphia Phillies for rookie New Jersey 36 42 .462 17 MANCHE.STEH — Renovations at “It shows good planning to get ROCKVILLE - Roy "Ray " Pren­ SALES EVENT! shortstop Todd Cruz, placing two New York 31 50 .383 n'k the Green School are on target and things done that fast," committee tiss, 59, of 287 Laurel St., Hartford, the new Senior (fitizens Center players on disabled lists and op­ Boston 28 50 .359 25 member Robert Kenniff said. formerly of. Rockville, died Tuesday tioning pitcher Bill Paschall to the should be substantially finished by Work began on the project about at Hartford Hospital, Ceiilrul DRblion June 1. the projected date. club's Omaha, Neb., farm club. W L Pet. GB the end of Eebruary. Mr. Prentiss was born July 16,1919 Relief pitcher Mbrty Pattin was The only thing that might delay the in Rockville, and had spent his early San Antonio 46 33 ,582 - Architect Richard Mankey said he placed on the 21-day disabled list completion would be the arrival of is glad to have a local contractor who years in Winsted, living in Hartford Houston 44 34 ,564 V/i A with an injured ankle. Utility in­ Cut Down at Middle Base the elevator for the $200,1)00 Green is able to get things done. "They I An­ for the past 20 years. He had been (). Ule\eland 6. MinneHolu Atlanta 43 36 .544 3 School conversion, which could be by fielder Jerry Terrell, who broke his .380 16 nulli ) have stayed right on top of it," employed at the Kingswood School, Cincinnati's Vic Cornell slid into second base and managed to Cleveland 30 49 June 10, Don Annulli of the Orlando ankle at the end of last season and 29 50 .367 17 Mankey said West Hartford, for about 20 years. distract shortstop Mike Tyson from executing doubleplay in Detroit experienced problems with it this New Orleans 26 54 .325 20‘/i Annuli & Sons Inc, tidd the Town TBC chairman Haul Phillips also He is survived by a brother, Building Committee Tuesday night. spring, was placed on the 15-day dis­ yesterday's final exhibition baseball game in Tampa, Fla. (UPI expressed appreciation to the Annulli Laurence Prentiss of North abled list. Photo) Annulli said that the truck strike is construction firm for keeping Grovenorsdale; two sisters, Mrs. Western Conference the only thing that could hold up com­ progress on schedule. "Well just Joyce Meloy of Tolland and Mrs. Miilwcdl DRlNlnn P pletion of the project. He said that keep our fingers crossed now," he Hope Sugerak of Torrington; a sister- W L Pci. GB doors needed for the conversion were • said in-law, Mrs. Geraldine T. Prentiss of Rusty Staub Should Take Note Kansas City 45 34 .570 - Manchester; and several nieces and 7. Turonlu 7. Seattle Denver 45 34 .570 - nephews. Milwaukee 37 43 .463 8>/k The funeral is Friday at 1 p.m. at z '------W£ CARRYALL THESCFAMOUS BRARDS- "N Indiana 36 43 .456 9 Youths Blamed in Fire Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Gentry Sat Out Season Chicago 29 51 .363 IS'/k • ADMUUU. • FISHER • IMIUCCHEF • SYLVANU MANCHE.STI'Jf — One youth has Manchester. Burial will be in Grove I’luifie l)i\blion The juvenile was charged with Hill Cemetery. • M U M been referred to juvenile courl and third-deggree arson and the other • FRKDIURE • MAYTAG • WESTMGHOUSE National League W L Pet, GB another will be arrested on arson Friends may call at the funeral • CALOMC Seattle 50 29 ,633 - youth will be charged with con­ home Thursdav from 7 to 9. • QOBtKLUiCm • RCA • WHRLPOa charges in connection with a tire in a spiracy to commit arson when the • CMRMGLOW •unoN • SANYO • QUASAR Eastern Division Western Division But Accomplished Little Phoenix 48 30 .615 Vk vacant hou.se on Wells .Street Mon­ warrant is served. Los Angeles 45 33 .577 4‘/a 34 .570 5 day. Police said the house had been V • n iR EM • SUPERSCOPE • SONY • ZEMTH looking lor a lace-saving device now Stiglmcier. for the same bonus,” _ Portland 45 Curd of ITiaiikM ' iiy M ii;r mcM.MAN San Diego 42 37 .532 8 Police said today the arrest ot the broken into several times by youths I would like to (hank all my neighbors and friends so he can report. Just go around and Gentry remembers. "He .said he'd k juvenile male and the pending arrest Golden State 36 44 .450 14'/a who use it for parties. for foiHl floral (ributos, cards and personal support YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE A// NEW YORK ( U P I )-I f he’s check some ol those restaurant give it to me at the end of the sea.son of the older youth were made based Damage to the .second floor of the in the loss of my dear Hill owners you know. See how many and I asked him to put it in writing. rul-HlIuy'H l{)'llllllH Special (hanks to f)avid ('loutier and his family, the RANGES serious about sitting out the on an investigation ol materials and house during the noon time fire was UMDERCOUNTER DRYERS AUTDMATIC expect to make $2(H),000 this year. "Do you think I'd lie to you?' he said, Denver 110, New Jersey 97 Hose Family. Marian Mcl-agan. the bearers who 30” DELUXE Automatic Modalt 'z season and not playing lor information found at the seem- ot the not extensive, fire officials said. offered so Kraciously. and DonaltfCrossman, my doc­ DISHWASHERS WASHERS n Figures like that absolutely boggle 1 haven’t lied to you yet.' I said that Houston 116, New York 115 tor and friend Parmanant Praaa Cycia Mum Cycle • QE Detroit, which I doubt, Rusty fire by police detectives GE» CALORIC I. Philadelphia Rulus Gentry's mind. was right but $l,(kX) might make him San Antonio 116, Cleveland 112 MAQIC CHEF • QE QE* WHIRLPOOL w h ir l p o o l * I. Ia)n Angeleh Mrs Helen Rner Staub ought to pick up the Gentry, a 12-gatne winner for the lie. He never.,did put anything in New Orleans 141, Boston 125 00 00 telephone and have a little talk Tigers in 1944. his first full year with writing and after I finished the Washington 112, Milwaukee 108 t230M Ix)s Angeles 97, Chicago 95 *218 •188 with Rufus Gentry, who did the Ihem, held out all oi 1945 because season with a 20-and-16 record, I 228 Golden State 104, Detroit 100 Family Fled, Fears Return • ®® same thing 34 years ago but they wouldn’t give him a $2,(K)0 raise never got the ;noney. I just got beat Portland 106, Seattle 102 doesn't go along at all with he wanted. When I tracked him down out of il." in Daisy.iJjtation. N.C., Tuesday, he Kusty Staub ought to talk lo Hufiis Texas Rangers, "You think that you might never member going as far as Wyoming to z XT Iract. you should stick to it." a close relative. "She might never Diana said. "It's like living on top of 12" Black A White i r p o r t a b le 13 " COLOR TV YOUR CHOICE the Tigers will place Staub on either Of his own case Gentry said, “ I’d Dotted Sox Camp come back," Diana said as she someltiing that could happen any the disqualified or restricted list. But described the tearlul partings among come back,"' Diana said, and added COLOR T.V. 2 5 " TV CONSOLE do it again," with undiminished con­ time 100% Solid State TV iw % Solid state they can activate him almost as soon neighbors that it's difficult to he realistic about, 100% Solid state 100% Solid Slate eqras viction. BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Red Sox shuffled through the the whole thing They both spoke of the contamina­ RCA RCA * SYLVANIA as he decides to report. Instead of signing and joining the terminal at Ixigan Airport Tuesday after a spring training which James said that it it weren t tor tion in the Susquehanna River and PRICED Personally, 1 don't' think it'll be Diana, he would probaldy still be in .lames said he is realistic about it. QUASAR .'t. Montreal Gineinnati Tigers, he remained in Daisy Station raised more questions than it answered. hut 1 have faith in scientific the Chesapeake Bay, which could A* CASH A that long before he does. On one laying bricks and al least showed Millersville He said he hasn't been affect the water supply of thousands c a r u y hand, the Tigers’ red-haired, 35-year- Injuries and unanswered questions strong, Fisk is the big question right as eoneerned as his wife But Diana teelinology, " he added. .LOW AS them he had the courage of his con­ Their plans',’ of people. Jam es mentioned the 288 old designated hitter talks about have been a preoccupation all spring now, but I think Pudge will return said she had been getting prepared • ®* 498 victions. They won the pennant that 258 and should be a big topic of eonversa- They will wail about a week and potential danger of radiation in­ • ®® some vague seven-figure restaurant real quick. The other guys will just • ®' season without him. ever sinee the tirst announeeiiient filtrating the food chain. Lancaster deal he’s supposed to be involved in tion Thursday when Dennis have to do the job until he does come and had kept all the elothes washed see wlial’the reports are. Even as of The following year, Gentry finally this morning, after news reports County is rich with farm and dairy SAVE $$ ON BRAND NEW and on the other hand, he keeps signed — for $10.(KK). The Tigers sent Eckersley takes the mound to face back." up to date land, and he referred to the dairy working out every day in Houston, Rick Wise and the Cleveland Indians 4 A physicist triend ot .lames .said stated that the danger has apprentlv him to their Ruffalo farm in the 'I'hc "other guys " include, longtime products and garden produce that DISPLAY MODELS running and swinging a leaded bat. International U*ague without cutting in the season’s opener That's a funny way to run a Team Captain Carl Yaslrzemski backup Bob Montgomery, and could be affected. CLOSED niPlIlflERATORS^ VIDEO VACUURI ^ his salary and by July he already had restaurant, isn't it” discussed the questions Tuesday, rookies Gary Allenson and Mike Diana told about a story that QE * FRIQIDAIRE TAPE RECORDERS GiUHMGE won 15 games. Wm i WTO CLEANERS T. S|. I.ouix after Boston’s 8-2 exhibition loss to O'Berry. Allenson has hit well this Manchester Police Report appeared recently in a magazine ADMIRAL * AMANA RCA * ZENITH t. Iliiiihlon Originally, Staub set March 16 as a "Two other guys on the club, Floyd EUREKA POWER TEAM DISPOSALS the Detroit Tigers. spring, but Manager Don Zimmer is published in the Susquehanna. Pa., WHIRLPOOL QUASAR * SANYO U p r l ^ or CanMor deadline for the Tigers to meet his Giebell and Tom Pullig. were sup- m ■ I'm rnurh more optimistic now worried about his throwing. O'Berry area about a nuclear accident similar Family alia, 2 dr. 14 cu. ft. Typical Buy terms. Well, the deadline came and po.sed to get $1,(XX) bonuses if they MANCHESTER - Uoliee reported Warrants issued Tuesday included to the one that actually occurred at RECORDOtS TiM hi autedolroat TDK 4 hr. Iipa NEW ESP MODELS went without Staub getting any than I was at the start of camp," he has a rille arm, but hasn’t hit well. a i« litaa won 15 games, and alter I did. I asked today that tires were slashed on Richard C. Snow 37, of 45 Edmund Three Mile Island. 4hr.M*chln* CLOSEOUT PRICED answer. To me, he seems to be the general manager, John said “Hut I'm also very cautious. Yastrzemski thinks the bench, the about a dozen vehicles parked in St., charged with breach of peace. The fictitious date of the event was 50% OFF SOME AT COST We re in with a good pack in our divi­ team’s most serious problem last parking lots on and near Main Street Court date is April 23. March 28. the date the Three Mile •348 S BELOW sion and we re starting off with a lot year when it faded badly in late Monday and Tuesday nights Mark A. Antonucei, 23, of 689 Main Island crisis happened. of guys not |(X) percent. I just don't August and early September, will be The vandalism occurred on five St. was chargeii with fourth-degree Cooper Best Spring Hitter know what lo expect” adequte. vehicles in the .Army-Navy Club larceny on a warrant from West I The lcss-than-healthy‘ players in­ parking , lot, three veiiicles in the Hartford police and turned over to !Munelu*slerG range clude eateher Carlton Fisk, whose "I think we re stronger there," he iv 5. IJiieagu I NEW YORK (UPI) - Cecil Cooper of the M ilwaukee! said, "(Jirnl Dwyer has impressed municipal lot at Mam and Forest that department MANCHESTER - The Manchester .5. San Diego throwing elbow has bothered him all g Brewers has been the hottest hitter in the Cactus League | me at first ba.se and ceriterfield and streets, one recreation vehicle in a Ronald A’ Goulet, 27, of 905 Burn­ Grange will have a potiuck tonight at spring; third-ba.seman Butch Hob­ private home on Forest Street, two side Ave., East Hartford, was exhibition season this spring and Mike Norris of the Oakland gi son, still recovering from bone-chip he's got a good bat. (l,arry 1 Wolfe is 6:30 in the Grange Hall on Olcott another big plus. It's go<)d to have a vehicles at lots at Main and Park chargetl with breach of peace in con­ Street. I A's has been the best pitcher, according to official fi^ure^ | surgery in his throwing elbow; streets and Oak Street and Purnell nection with an indecent exposure in­ I released Tuesday through game of Sunday, April 1. ' :| pitcher Bill Campbell, making righthanded hitter who can make There will be no auction table. contact come off the bench." Place and a vehicle parked at the cident near Manchester Memorial Cooper was batting .469. with 23 hits in 40 at-bats while | progress after suffering a sore rear of the Alain Building of Rennet Hospital Tuesday . Police said he was Refreshments will be served. NARTFORO RD. shoulder; and eenterfielder Fred th e captain has a few personal 445 I Norris posted the best'earned run average (0.36) among goals this year, among them ‘ Junior High SeluHil i 0X3110111x1 at the hospital and later m p t m t m o u n i t to o low ptKts s msoHMi s a tn c i I,ynn. who hurt his knee last week. Residents of, a Norman Street commititxf himself to Norwich State I pitchers with at least 18 innings to their credit Larry Hisle, a | But Yastrzemski doesn’t think the becoming the only American League Jayeee Wives ”» 1M UVI 4 u s n i O U N t VBA iM U M F “ 2 2 “ , f i 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 j?; teammate of Cooper’s, led all Cactus League sluggers with | player to make 4(X) hf>mej;s and J,0p2, home reported the theft ot $1’20 to Hospital. CMA AMua nm L uin rmob « mm sea.son is hopeless. _ ^ $160 in change Tuesday There was. .A break and entry was reported at MANCHESTfeR — The Manchester awcMAiWTMWvaaufTreivsaLMwaan G 47> 999l L S four homers and Rod Carew of the California Angels was the ^4 ■ ’’Campbell has improved-s'o Hits; 'Aecofdlng to ' projections, he _ .-CUaumamLr...... „ _ _ HRIQCAlDtUYiSY. - 9 ^ 1 : 9 9 9 9 \ "6. Nei* York 6. \llanta no -ejyidenw of foreeel entry',- but a Carpenter Road home Tuesday-. A . Jayeee ,Wj\ye5 will meet tonight at. a RBI leader with 18. S much." he said. “ Boomer (George should do both in late August. He’ll police said the thief may have music center and a television set 7:M at the home of Dee'Taylor, 66 TOIITE T i l • T O , i t t 1 »T."TE 5, TBB, » T l I, OOSB SiMY Scott I l(H)ks like he’s going to go be 40 August 22, entered through an unliK'ked doetr. were stolen. Brookfield Road. Bolton. PAGE TWELVE - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 4, 1W9 < EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 4, 1979 - PAGE THIRTEEN Hometowner Paces Pin Open Best Seat in House but,,. j.- Which Baseball Uniforms Look the Best? WINDSOR LOCKS, ( U P I ) - bowled 242, 278, 223, 221, 234,190 and and Holman account for 59 PBA Couture has been in a mild slump Hometown favorite Pete 221 in the second round, bringing his titles. this winter after earning over $90,000 teen set by the NFL. Tlie Chiefs, in addition to meeting Couture has taken over the se­ 16-game tournament total to 3,686. Dan Roche of Downey, Calif., still on the 1977 and 1978 tours. His highest Umpire’s Life ^Lousy’ Couture averaged 230 overall as their AFC Western division mates twice this year, also cond round lead in the $125,000 winless after several years on the finish was 14th in Kansak City and he play Baltimore home and away, have single games against Anthony, of Kent., Wash., bowled 1,- tour, moved into fifth place with 1,- shows earnings of $5,530 for 13 tour­ After finishing his education at SOB'S. I could be an SOB," he says. JUST ASK the four teams in the AFC Central, and play the New York Bowling Proprietors Associa­ 830. 849 on Tuesday’s late squad and PAWTUCKET, R.I. (U FD - Giants and Tampa Bay of the NFC. I’m skeptical about naments in 1979. I’rovidence College. Soar was a He adds he treats all players as in­ tion of America U.S. Open. Anthony is shooting for his second toUlled 3,601. A major league baseball um­ Murray OkJerman Csonka’s contribution to the Dolphins this year. He’s done The entire 240-man U.S. Open field single wing ball carrier for the New dividuals. And the troublesome ones, Couture jumped ahead of the straight victory. Defending champion Nelson Bur­ virtually nothing in the four seasons since he left Miami, will roll one more eight-game pire may have the best seat in York Giants from 1937-1946'. His 10- he adds, “could be counted on one with injuries curtailing his performance. And a beat-up 32- PBA's all-time career money leader Veteran Dick Ritger of Rivers ton Jr. is in sixth with 3,570. The 36- qualifying round today, with Uk top the park and be the center of year-old running back is no bargain. Earl Anthony by 50 pins Tuesday at Falls, Wis. is in third place with 3,- year career was highlighted by hand." By Mnrray Olderman year-old St. Louis resident was just 60 advancing, for another session attention. But he took his share of guff from Bradley Bowl, the center Couture 627, nine pins behind Anthony.^First elected to the PBA Hall of Fame last catching the winning pass in the Thursday. The top 24 bowlers will But veteran arbiter Hank Soar has GiMts’ 1938 World Championship win players and managers alike, a lot of Q. Will the Cincinnati Reds have a tetter season under op erate a pro shop at until joining rouno leader Marshall Holman'holds week. their new manager? Also, do you think that Dave Parker then enter match play competition to one word to decribe his three decades ovw Green Bay. which he believes was theater. the pro circuit full-time in 1977. down fourth place with 3,626. Firs prize in the U.S. Open is 321,- The tipoff: is overpaid? — Jeff AUshouse, Dubois, Pa. determine the top five contestants of officiating the national pastime — ■/We got $504 for it, and a gold foot­ "I always told Earl Weaver after A 33-year-old righthander. Couture Between them. Anthony. Ritger 000, second highest purse on the PBA That seems to imply the Reds had a bad season in '78. for Saturday's finals. "lousy." ball," Soar says. his tirades: ‘Okay. Mickey Rooney, Usten, they finish^ 92-69, which was better than the tour. The Baseball Hall of Fame Museum at Coopers- "You leave in March and don't get After football, he spent one season we've had enough. Let’s get back to ■ town, N.Y., is in the process of doubling its size so Philadelphia Phillies who won the Eastern Division of the the game.’ And he’d head back to the that much memorabilia and artifacts — which have National I.eague. Maybe I'm in the minority, but I don't home until October. 1 didn’t see my coaching the Providence think Cincinnati will miss Pete Rose all that much, and if two children grow up. The life is a Steamrollers of the Basketball dugout with no problems." he says. had to be kept in storage and rotated — can now be put on permanent display. Bill Guilfoyle, the new Tom Seaver can have a big year and they dredge up a Penney High Short on Talent (Transactions lousv one." savs the former Association of America — the NBA’s Soar’s biggest headache was the young, effective starter, I can see them unseating the publicity director, expects a quarter of a million American League ump. who bluntly i lorerunner — but decided he didn’t weather, adding he hated to postpone people to come through in '79. Dodgers. No, Dave Parker isn't worth $900,000 a year. No Other returning lettermen are Baseball admits that hassles frequently' like the-one night stands. a game after people had driven miles one who hits a baseball is. But I don't mind him getting the By KEVIN CASEY catcher Frank Benettieri, junior money if the fool owners are willing to ante up. seniore John Almquist and Bob Bur- third baseman Paul Pires and Bob Baltimore — Optioned to overshadow the three hours of daily His professional baseball umpiring to see it. But the fans came in for less sympathy when he discusses taunts nat and junior Mark Anderson. Linnell, who’ll be battling Benettieri Rochester (IL) pitchers Dave Ford public display. also began in 1947 after having Q. Rale the uniforms worn by major league baseball Q. What's the story on Larry Bird, the top basketball from the stands. With the loss of eight Almquist was 1-1 with a 1.78 ERA on for the position behind the plate. and Joe Kerrigan and infielder "The only time I got home was dabbled at the high school level 10 teams. Which Is the least appealing and which one do you player In the country, going to Indiana State when he could " I’d say, 'Okay. Move Over. I’ll sit starters and total inexperience the mound last year and when not Pires should also see mound service. Wayne Krenchicki. when I did games in Boston. I missed years earlier. He rose to the big think is the best? I say the Reds' uniforms look worst with have gone to bigger tesketball schools like Kentucky or down next to you. Why should I stapd their low stirrups and black shoes. — O.P., Oregon Hill, Indiana? — J.L., Bloomington, Ind. of varsity baseball players, pitching will be used in the infield, Junior Tim Just, a pitcher / out­ Kansas City — Optioned pitcher graduations and parties. It's not an leagues in 1950, "I figured. I liked the game and out there ducking baseballs and get­ N.C. The Blond Bomber from French Lick, Ind., actually Penney High could find the either at second or shortstop. fielder, has been impressive in pre­ Bill Paschall and shortstop Todd easy life for the family." he says. wanted to go to Kentucky but was turned down as a Burnat, captain, is also in the star­ season. Cruz to Omaha (AA) and placed At age 64. Albert (Hank) Soar still would probably pay my way in to ting spiked? I'll enjoy myself. Thajt’s prospect because the Wildcat staff thought he was too slow. 1979 campaign most one way of shutting them up." he ting rotation. He was 2-2 with a 3.52 The diamond edition has potential relief pitcher Marty Pattin on the 21- possesses the physique which watch, so this way I'd get the best He did enroll at Indiana, but stayed only a short time — the challenging. brought him gridiron glory 40 years atmosphere of a big-time college campus, the story goes, h)RA last year. When not hurling, but Liappes reminds. “A lot of poten­ day disabled list and utility infielder seat' in the house for nothing," he savs. ago and a ballpark reputation that he And he doesn’t endorse instant overwhelmed him. So after laying out a year, as a garbage The Black Knights, who just mis­ he'll be either at first or in the out­ tial doesn't win. Production wins.” Jerry Terrell on the 15-day disabled says. "’It was a lousy life, but we all wasn't an ump to mess with. But it traveled first class and stayed in the replays, saying it would lead to collector, he settled down at Indiana State, which has INorlh .Sturs I, Bluck lluwk» .’{ Soar was an all-state athlete in You don't favor any club and you than servicing gambling touts. year threatens to revive them — he should be worth a night over the Cleveland Cavaliers. parently were only kidding WHA Kim Davis from Grand Rapids of the million a year. Spencer Haywood, Gail Goodrich A1 McAdam’s goal early in the Edmonton goalie Dave Dryden baseball, football and basketball. Lit­ don't lake your eyes off of them. 1 'Phe triumph kept the Spurs P i about crumbling just in time Sign 7-Footer International Hockey League. The Q. I would like to know If the Miami Dolphins play at and James McElroy combined for 77 final period broke a 3-3 tie. stopped 25 shots for his 38th win of tle did he know upon graduation he always tried to treat everybody the Penguins Sunday recalled right wing games ahead of Houston in the Cen­ points to lead seven teammates in for the playoffs. Penguins Blues 2 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The would become involved in all three at way they treated me. If they were Kansas City this year. If so, do you know the date? Do you Please send all sports questions to Murray Olderman, P.O. Box the season and Wayne Gretzky’s 36th Mike Meeker from Binghamton. think Larry Csonka will help the Dolphins? — Ray tral Division and a first-place finish double figures and help New Orleans "We’re getting there bit by bit, and Gregg Sheppard, Greg Malone and Philadelphia 76ers Tuesday signed 7- the pro level. fair. I would be fair. If they were 6346, Incline V illage, Nev. B9450. B ecause o l the volum e ol m all, would earn San Antonio a bye in the goal of the season proved to be the foot center Brett Vroman of Nevada- Brotherton, Council Bluffs, Iowa. there will be no Individual responsea. demolish Boston. you couldn’t say that a week ago," Kim Davis — his first NHL goal — game-winner ... and Bob Stephenson The Dolphins and Chiefs do not meet this year. All teams f lirst round of the playoffs. Itorkels I It), Knirks I US Billy Harris said Tuesday night, scored to help Pittsburgh clinch se­ Las Vegas, their fourth-round pick in know who'll be on their schedules, but the dates haven't Gervin hit on lH-of-26 shots from scored two goals to lead Bir­ the NBA draft last year, to a multi­ Calvin Murphy scored 29 points and .after sliding in a third-period goal to cond place in the Norris Division. mingham. the field and .scored 10 of San An­ Moses Malone added 20 to spark lead the Islanders to a 3-2 victory year contract. Giants’ Pitchers tonio's final 17 points in the fourth Houston to a victory over New York, over the Flames. period, Gervin, who returned to the B u ild s I 12. B u r k s Itm "We played a better game than No Taxpayer Money Carew Show Ends in Minnesota game with 5 04 remaining and the Second to None Padres Could Finish Kevin Grevey and Bob Dandridge we’ve played here all year," said for the Twins, In exchange ('avs leading. 102-99. hit two quick ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) Gene Mauch. “Twins combined for 40 points and triggered Flames’ Coach Fred Creighton, In Fairbanks Case for the All-Star first baskets in the next 41 .seconds and As High as Top Spot — The Rod Carew Show has baseball for years has been a fourth-quarter rally that lifted referring to this season’s 0-4 record PHOENIX (UPI) — In the spring most baseball teams, baseman, Minnesota ob­ tollowed with a another field goal Washington over Milwaukee. in Nassau Coliseum. "And I think we DENVER (UPI) — University of Colorado officials say closed. A new revue, with a based on hitters like Har­ especially their managers, get carried away, sometimes YUMA, Ariz. (UPI) — How many people, outside of tained outfielder Ken Lan- with 1:41 left to put the Spurs ahead \u g g )'ls 1 It), \ d s *17 can play even better." no taxpayer money will be used to pay the New England MITES completely different cast mon Killebrew, Bob far beyond their real expectations. their own fans, really paid much attention to the San dreaux, first baseman Ron to stay. 107-lt)6. Dun.ls.sel scored 27 points to pace In other games, Washington beat Patriots $200,000 to free Chuck Fairbanks from his NFL of characters, is about to Allison, Tony Olive, Larry Surprisingly, the San Francisco Giants, and their Diego Padres last year? Hisle, Lyman Bostock and Jackson and Hartzell. He connected on a jumper 16 Denver and help lift the Nuggets into Los Angeles, 6-2, Minnesota nipped 'contract and allow him to become head football coach of debut for the Minnesota manager, Joe Altobelli, have gone the other way, down­ ^ For those who didn't the Padres won 84 games and Carew. They never had the “Landreaux has the seconds later and wrapped up the vic­ a first-place tie with Kansas City in Chicago, 4-3, Pittsburgh topped St. the Buffaloes. playing to an extent the 1978 season and talking about 1979 Twins and the script may JIM PALME? HELP A 2.51 'I ‘ finished only 11 games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers in kind of pitching you could potential to be a big star in tory with a pair of foul shots with one the Midwest Division. Louis, 3-2, and Vancouver edged CU President Roland Rautenstraus Tuesday announced and the National league West in guarged tones. be better than the critics EPAlN'ie IN3l6tNNINeS. the National League West. That’s the best showing ever really feature. this league and 1 think minute remaining. The Cavs out- W a rrio rs 101, I’islons 100 Colorado, 2-1. details of an agreement with Patriots’ owner William “I think we showed what kind of a team we were last think. WIATAMEFICANLEA81IE for the franchise, and only the beginning. "I think this year it’s Jackson is going to be one scored the Spurs, 31-25, in the third Bobert Parish .scored six points in In the World Hockey Association, Sullivan. Rautenstraus said the school would pay New year," says Altobelli, "but remember, we won only 89 Carew, -a seven-time period hehind Austin Carr's 10 points CHU(a(E?6?A9BEPTRE With a solid pitching staff, perfectly blended from the going to be built around the of the finest hitters in the the final three minutes and collected Edmonton defeated Cincinnati, 5-1, England two $100,000 installments April 25 and June 15, games and we’d have to win at least eight more than that E .P .A .T lU E IN 'ie W ’IH American League batting to take an 88-85 lead into the final standpoint of experience and age, San Diego should be in best pitching staff I have league," said Mauch. "And 18 rebounds to send Golden State past and Birmingham topped Quebec, 5-3. and both sides would drop all legal proceedings in the total to take our division this year. A t U E.P.A.7 champion, was traded to (luarler the middle of the division race this year along with the ever had.” Hartzell has a great arm. Detroit. CnpitulH 6, Kiiigx 2 case. "We feel we have the players to win more than 90 A. MARK FIPFiCH the California Angels, so He could develop into a "We just stopped moving there in Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds and San Francisco Giants. the last vestige to the That staff includes Dave Irail Bla/.rrs lOti, Su|irrSoiiirs Swedish import Rolf Edberg In addition. Rautenstraus said Fairbanks had agreed to games, but a lot will depend on what the Dodgers, Reds B. VICVLRLUE fine pitcher, the hist (piarter, " .said Spurs’ Coach C. FRANK TANANA, Of course, a lot depends on Garlord Perry, the grizzled Goltz, Roger ■ Erickson, 102 scored two goals for the second con­ waive claim to $105,000 in compensation from New and Padres do. It should be a very good race with four heavy-hitting era that has "Til say this, if Rodney Dong Moe "1 put Gervin back in and righthander who won the Cy Young Award last year at Jerry Koosman, Geoff Portland’s trout line of Tom secutive game as Washington scored England. teams contending. Hopefully, we ■will be the team on top characterized Twins’ had stayed here and played )|4(U|:J8M6Ut age 40, and Randy Jones, who won only 13 games in 1978 Zahn, Paul Hartzell and went to him one-on-one 1 must have Owens, Maurice Lucas and Mychal four times in the second period to Gov. Richard. Lamm earlier in the day had demanded when it is oVer.” i baseball over the last 15 but pitched well enough to win 20. Mike Marshall. All the out his option, it would looked like an ah.solute genius." Thompson combined tor 63 points and erase a 2-0 deficit. the university make details of the settlement public. "Last year’s experience should help us this time years is gone. Pitching, of course, will carry a team a long way, and starters are capable of have been the most un­ I.akcrs P 7, B iiIIh *1.1 Dave Twardzik sealed the victory Earlier reports said CU would pay New England $500,000, around,” says veteran first baseman Willie McCovey. In its place is a team healthy thing in the world Kareem Ahdul-Jahhar .scored nine with a layup to move Portland to Bow ling, that's what manager Roger Craig is depending on this strong oa pitching and winning in double figures a figure Cl,’ Athletic Director Eddie Crowder labeled BE SURE. . . BLISS has been serving the Home Owner for "Until 1978, only Vida Blue and me had ever been through and Marshall was one of becau.se all the fuss would within one game of a playoff berth. After 50th Goal "ridiculous and absurd.” year to keep his Padres in the fight for th N.L. West title. defense but short on 07 YEARS. FbracompleteFREEINSPECTtON of your home a pennant fight before. Our team still is young but now it the top relievers in the have been on a great star NEW YORK (UPI) - "That statement out of Boston that $500,000 is involved He has a, good staff with Bob Owchinko and Eric offense. by a Termite Control Expert, supervised by the finest knows what it takes to win. We could be there at the American League last who's leaving the club. When Guy Chouinard takes is highly inaccurate," Crowder said. "There was some Rasmussen to round out the starting four plus Rollie "It’s going to be a whole Bowling technical staff,\phone: ------end." Fingers and John D’Acquisto as the bullpen anchors. Bob year. There would have been no Records in Jeopardy the ice tonight against the compen-sation and an exchange of considerations. The U.S. MIXED - Harold new and different concept And so it goes, all the way through the giants lineup — McCrea 215-553, Jack Shirley and Mickey Lolich will have jobs somewhere and The Carew trade may fuss about the Twins as a IM N N E ’I TES- Barbara New York Rangers, he’ll final details are a kind of legal matter. The bits I know as far as Twins’ baseball is optimism but no bravado. McCooe 212, Ernie Whipple Craig will pick one more from among a large group for a turn out to be a real coup team and there would have Algren 198-5'24, Lois Begin For East Girls Track be hoping to score his 50th about I’m not free at this point to reveal." "To get to the top we have to pass the Dodgers and concerned," said Manager 2(K)-551, Joe Dawood 204, nine-man staff. been nothing to build on," 178. Dee Minich 185-483, goal of the season. But he Lamm, however, said the public had a riglR to know Reds," says third baseman Darrell Evans, "They know lly LEN AUSTER Fred Kozicki 230-557, John Mike Hargrove was the Padres’ big winter acquisition, Donna Manganello 181, won't be changing his what its tax-supported university was doing. how to win and now we have to show them that we know llcrnid SpurlDwriler While 217-552, Bob giving the team an accomplished hitler and fielder at Chervl Meehan 191-471, game In a desperate effort "This is public business and it should be conducted in how, too." Positive sentiments are permeating from the camp of Skoglund 553, Rose Longtin first base, long a team weakness. Getting Hargrove also Kllen Bauer l'87-474, Bar­ to get it. the sunlight," he said. BUSSTEBHIECCma, The Giants will go into the 1979 season with a pitching the East Catholic girls’ track team. DIV. OF BUSS EXTERMINATOR COMPANY • E8T. 1082 175-468, Sheila Price 186- has freed Gene Tenace to work behind the plate only in­ bara Goddard 191-524, "Ifopelully. I’ll gel 50," Rautenstraus said the payments to the Patriots would staff seepnd to none. It will boast Blue, Bob Knepper, Ed The Eaglette tracksters were 3-10 in dual action a year 190-544, Edi Duchaine 184- stead of bouncing from catch, to first to third. Arlene Negro 466, Anita said Chouinard. the 22- be made by the Flatirons Club Fund from gift monies Th« Oldest & Lergest in Conn. ago hut first-year Coach Dave Daigneault sees the for­ Halicki, John Montefusco and one other as a five-man 514, Ellen Bauer 193-486, Any team which has a hitter of Dave Winfield’s ability FLORSHEIIW Shorts 465, .lanet Lusby year-old center for the restricted for athletic department purposes. He said the tune of wars turning "The team is young but if things go starting rotation plus Gary Lavelle, Randy Moffitt and Dolly Dawood 181-485, Peg will socre some runs. Put him in the Hargrove and 468. Carol Lukas 453. Linda Atlanta Flames. "Sure I’d club funds "are not funds available for any other use as they have, we will have a winning season," he states. Ed Plank as short men. The fifth starter and one more Callahan 182-464, Ginger Tenace and you have solid sock in the middle of the order. B urton 479. M aryann like to get it. I may never within the university,” reliever will come from out of six candidates. The best "And 1 foresee almost all the school records will be Yourkas 181-478, Linda "We think we can win (games) in the 90s this year,'" Garbeck 464 have another chance in my The club Is headed by Denver oilman Jack Vickers, bet for the fifth starting job is veteran Dave Roberts, who broken Most of the records are held by current com­ Baltoe 189-464, Diane Bren­ says Craig. "That might be enough to take the division. career. But I won’t think who reportedly first contacted Fairbanks about taking signed as a free agent. petitors," he added. * nan 192-179-520, Alice For the first time in flur hisotry we look on ourselves as (. VI, v \ l i ; s - -S u e East had 90 girls out for the squad with that list since about it. I’ll get my the CU job last year. The infield is solid with two men at each spot and the chances. It’s up to me to Brown 175-458, M ary legitimate contenders.” HANtnyWlV B alesano 129, Debbie B’airbanks will receive a $45,000 salary at Colorado, outfield has Billy North and Larry Herndon to share pared to around 60. Because of the number Daigneault, a Kolakowski 452, Alice Strengths — Pitching, Winfield, Hargrove and Bozell 134-354, Flo Bault put it in” plus revenue from a television show and other extras that center. Jack Clark in right and Terry Whitfield in left. pole vaulter at Central Connecticut State College who is Raymo 474. Lois Sperry shortstop Ozzie Smith. 132, Bose Borello 1'28. will raise his annual income to $200,000. sidelined for the season because of an injury, has devised Marc Hill is a fine catcher who has yet to reach his hit­ 503, Pat Gowdy 456. Weaknesses — The outfield where only Winfield is a a system of "squad leaders’, AUTO ting potential. solid performer and third base, which is up for grabs. Im p erial^ FI,Oft VI.- MaryLou "There are too many girls for me to keep track of,” Strengths — Quality bench, good to excellent hitting, IKM.IDVIS - Kathy New Faces — Hargrove the only one of note. Weber 196-496, Nancy Allen maybe the best pitching staff in baseball and for the first Daigneault began. "The squad leaders responsibility is to M cConnell 133, Ju lie Outlook — Will finish anywhere from first to fourth in 211-500, Linda llarbaugh time a legitimate lead-off batter and base stealer in know who is in their group so at a moments notice I will Reggio 132-140-377 Sarah division race and at worse no more than six to eight 1 84-470, Laiirette REPAIRS North. know thru them who has potential, etc. It gives me eyes Lupacchino 125. games behind whoever wins — if pitching is as solid as it Carpenter 455, M;uy,lane Weaknesses — Team made 145 errors last year, only all around the track," he explained. looks going in. Deane 191-453, Carole The squad leaders are: jumps — Anne Williamee; “Nome of Mr. Qoodwnneh" 118 doubleplays and ranked ninth in N.L.- in fielding Gilbert 179-474, Arlene springs — Yvonne Nolen; hurdles — Liz Kozuch; weight percentage. With Candlestick Park converted from syn­ l.aP o in te 177. E ileen events — Patti Walsh; distance events — Kathy Kit- fH E CLEA N • CompMs Mechanical Sarvica thetic to grass field, improvement is expected. ZODIAC- Linda Cole McQuilkin 178-454, Nancy New Faces — Pitchers Tom Griffin, Ed Plank and Giveyoul tredge. Nolen, a junior, and senior Lauri Peterson are co- • Collision Repair 178-460, Nancy McKeown Allen 177-451 captains. Robers, infielder Joe Strain and North. 172-172-491, Maureen Outlook — Giants have chance to wind up with three or carpet the East opens its 1979 campaign Friday afternoon at Wind­ • Auto Painting Warwick 459. sor High at 3:15. Daigneault feels everyone will con­ four 20-game winners. 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All meets away; starting time ap­ ElisI Catholic at Windsor proximately 3:15 p.m. (girls), 3:15 Masonary Work A Repairs ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1- DO NCHILD REE lERAL CONTRACTOR 649-5479 PAGE FOURTKEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed.. April 4. 1979 \ EVENING IIKHAl.l), Wed,, April 4. 1979 — PAGK FIFTEEN prizes, golf and bowling military whist and this News for Senior Citizens tournament, big dance, year it will he held at the •■Vocal Recital Planned sports banquet, trips and St. Bridget auditorium. we pick our Mr. and Mrs. MANCHESTER -The Werner years. Also, Heather Hohenthal, Jennifer I want to remind you that By WALLY FORTIN found that we are the only here at the center on Senior Citizen for 1979-80 Piano, Organ and Vocal Studio will Parents, friends and all interested A. Clough, Lucia G. Vemali, Melissa we have 10 openings left on Hi! senior center in Connec­ Thursday afternoon, April as well as honor our irrany our third bus to the present its students in a piano and persons are invited to attend thie Carroll, Julie D'Avanzo,'Amy W. This coming Monday, ticut and Massachusetts to 26. volunteers. We end the Coachlight. Call right vocal recital Friday. April 6, at 7:30 recital. Rockwell, Stacie A. Breau, Lalia P.' April 9 we will sign up for a come up with a Broadway Also, we should be get­ week with a big .setback away it vou want to go. p.m. in Woodruff Hall of Center Students participating are as Machie, Joan E. Humphrey, Janet A. day trip for the Dogwood style show. I'll bet we're ting the complete package Congregational Church. follows: Linley. Festival. Thursday. May the only one of a very by next week about a The piano and vocal students of Katie Matre, Margaret L. Cor­ Also, Alpa Mehta, Michelle Cota, 17. This will be part of our selected few throughout planned trip in July to Karen W. Kissman, Gladys M. mier, Mary E. Cormier, Melissa Dawn Crowley, James Crowley, Kel­ C V V big week, and you'll get a the country to put on a top Vegas and a tour of the Grover and Martha Hayes will par­ Morazzi, Kevin B, Schiemer, Trace W ant ly Scanlon, Kristen Gustafson, Maria chance to take a bus ride Grand Canyon, Doremus, Sharon Lauzon, Melissa A. notch show. It's a great ticipate. Performers include A. Turnbull, Carole Schreiber, Velvet around the state p ar­ Some have asked about a Cook, Kristen L. Cavallo, Mark Lam- feeling and all the more SAVE$ beginners of thie season and others M. Antonia. ticularly Fairfield County, reason why we need to sell trip to VVildwiMKl. We are To who have been .studying several son. Katherine M. Yavis. i. .V,- :/ to see all the beautiful all of our tickets. planning one for the week dogwood in blossom. You'll This'Sunday we will have of June 4. This year the ' ' - I hve a complete lunch at the a double rehearsal. complete package of $115 Young Composers To Compete Valley restaurant. The Everyone should be on hand will include full course NEW LtJNUON — The Eastern a $500 cash award, and an opportuni­ octave in more than 12 parts w ill not package costs $14. we hope to go through the breakfasts each morning, a Connecticut Symphony Youth ty to have the winning entry per­ be accepted. The length of the com­ Registration will start show from start to finish. day at Atlantic City, and Orchestra, announces its first annual formed by the Eiastern Connecticut position should not exceed 15 around 8 a.m. Now. about the the usual entertainment contemporary composition contest .Symphony Youth Orchestra. The minutes. Monday morning we had happenings here at the and choice restaurants for F(N>» WiUlEHOIJSE about 25 fishermen and for high .school orchestra. composer will have the option of This competition is sponsored in center. We'll start with the dinner, along with the bus women sign up to spend a All students enrolled in a Connec­ guest conducting if he or she prefers. part by the Connecticut Commission results of last Friday after­ fare. We will register for ticut college or university, public or Entries must be written for the on the Arts. day at a fish hatchery and noon's setback games. We this trip Monday. April 16 Our low wery day priee on private, are eligible to enter, standard symphony orchestra and be Informational brochures and fish in a stocked pond. That had 55 players and the and you must pay at least regardless of degree level or major written in conventional notation. applic.ation forms are available is just the start of fishing winners were Helen Silver $50 down. We will take only area of study. Compositions for either electronic from: Mrs. James F. Brown, Box81, ideas that Joe will be 129. Joseph Martino 127, two buses for the week of Cycle The first place winner will receive media or sy.stems which divide the RFD 2, Al Harvev Road, Stonington, telling you about from time Vincent Borello 127, Arthur June 4. If there is a third or k Conn 06378, Telephone, 536-3494. to time. Bouffard 127, Mina even fourth bus. they will Dog Applications of intent to submit Monday evening we held Reuther 127. Bea Mader go the week of June 11. compositions should be postmarked o u r annual golf 127. Mike DeSimone 126. Time is running out to Food LTM Meets Tonight no later than Sept. 30, 1979. Scores organizational meeting and Felix Jesanis 125, Bess prepare your income had 34 golfers on hand. Our taxes. Our V.l.T.A. MANCHESTER -The Little Wednesday evening. are to be submitted no later than Oct. Moonun 123. Ed Hindle 123. b $ ^ 3 9 30. 1979. golf league again will play Frances Fike 122, Gladys volunteer will be around to Theatre of Manchester Inc. will meet Further information on a l the East Hartford Seelert 117, Josephine tonight at 8 at the Theatre Workshop. membership may contact Mrs. help just two more 22 Oak St. Course and will start Mon­ Schuetz 117. Tuesdays. Christopher (Kendra) Adams on Far­ day morning, April 16. This Final plans and committee Monday afternoon we Our Annual Big Week is mington Street. year we are limited to 48 assignments for the May 2 to 5 had 66 players for pinochle. just around the corner, and (Hfcer ilorM ^ Sniffing Spring players. We are asking the production of "Twelve Angry Men" Musical in South Windsor The winners were Robinna as in other years we have Michael checks out the forsythia growing in his backyard in golfers who played last Carroll 824, George Last plans for a busy week. eliir§i at will be discussed. The Play-reading year and didn't show up for committee will also report on Family Fun Night Set Boning up on their lines for the musical School in South Windsor. Opening night will 801, Betty Jesanis 797; K it­ Special games with bigger Ellington. (Herald photo by Richmond) the meeting to call Joe maeli at progress in' making selections for the “Guys and Dolls” are the “Hotbox Cafe” be Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the school. There ty Byrnes 793, Martin M ANCHESTER - Do-si-do your should be able to learn when they are DuPont. 643-4750; Harvey 1980 theater season. Bakstan 792, Violet Dion partner Friday at 7 p.m. at the with their parents. Children will not girls, left to right, Marge Nowick, Sue will also be a 7:30 performance Saturday Leach, 646-4195; or Norm Rehearsals for "Twelve Angry 769, Olive Houghlaling 768, Verplanck School gym. be admitted without a parent. Mickle, Gina D’Aiello, and Regina Slocco, night and a 2 p.m. performance Sunday. Some Lasher, 643-7528. Harvey (MYSITC w h a l e r Vou can eoani on us lor savings Men" will be held Tuesdays, McCarthy Acting Head Marjorie McLain 766, The Verplanck PTA is sponsoring Comfortable clothes should be students at the Timothy Edwards Middle 250 students are involved in the production. and Norm have Thursdays and Fridays at 8 p.m. The Martha LaBate 755, Bill . 2l)a> an, evening of family fun. Square worn and sneakers or soft shoes must volunteered to run the Skoildn't yoa ba iko^^ln) 9 production staff will work on building Stone 752, Paul Schuetz SiU'akjHat dagee caller Jim DeNigris of the be worn to protect the gym floor. league this year with 746, Mike DeSimone 735, lavini al Edwardi Faod Warthoaia the scenery Saturdays at 9 a.m. Refreshments will be available at Blast Hartford Squares for adults and assistance from Joe Bob Hill 729, Bea Mader tiiglami The Little-Theatre invites anyone Of Mason’s Department ,,.,,^1 a nominal cost. There will be an ad­ TV T o n ig h t ^ , Snoopy Squares for pre-teens will DuPont. 725. Josephine O'Connor interested'mjoining the organization teach the basic steps. mission fee. - ...... , ' ...... ■. . 205 Spencer Street things as the Community Development My right hand man. Joe I -MM- '.1,1. ’J •. Abit-. ' ' tlO 'l to attend the membership meeting 6:00 MANCHESTER — Town Manager 723. Children in first grade and up ® UndartaaUtv World Of Jacquat 12i30 8 D a k ttrl Diminico. will also be on • S M O A ‘ -1.. .iM . I -M MANCHESTER |K mart Plaiaj ^XS2S)N«in Couati Robert Weiss has appointed Charles program, Weiss said. Tomorrow's program '.'■b’t Wti.. . 1 (i|, 3) ILovpLucy ® Movla "Between Two hand. He spent time after d) a Charlla't Angalt Worlds" (1944) John Garfield, McCarthy to serve as acting head of the Marilyn Walsh, head of the town's should be of particular in­ Inst.ml Ri'sofv.itions 510 Parlter Street GD Jokw'tWUd 2:56 Phonp (?03)536-4?in ® Jamaa Roblaon Special Paul Henreld. town's Human Services Department. rehabilitation loan program, will handle the meeting to give the terest. Sal Anello will {Carnir of Parliir St ® Bozo’i Big Top 8 8 8 Whaalt ® Movie "A Medal For Benny" SPRINGFIELD 18 TV ConuTKinlty Collaga 8 Tha Scarlet Latter 12:37 (1945) Arturo. De Cordova, J. McCarthy, who is assistant town day-to-day operations of the department, group some pointers on the explain expected changes 9 Rti 20 9 21) C9 My Three Son« Carrol Nalsh. grip and swing. Joe will be 10:00 ® a Mannix manager, will supervise the office while Weiss said. tor 1979 in Social Security & Bonanza McCarthy has spent much of the last available to help or even TV Auction (SK az 12:40 Alan Mason, the human services director, and Medicare, We know of ® Nawt ® Kofak 3:00 is on a leave of absence for the month of month helping with preparation of the give lessons. 6:30 the constant changes in ® a Vagrt 1:00 8 Emargancy Onal budget. He will continue to do some Well, our big variety ^ The Brady Bunch 0 Meat 'rha Mayort April. both programs, and Bowling For Oollara ® Joe Franklin budget work, but most of this now will be show is shaping up and OS Living Faith 8 8 8 Tomorrow Mason recently announced his resigna­ therefore should have ^ Jaka Haaa Qoapel Tima 8 Black Man't Land 4:00 time is running out. We 8 N a w t tion from his position. That resignation handled by other town employees who also some questions to ask 8 8 8 NBC Newt ® TV Auction (Cont'd) 1:50 still have lots of tickets 8 0 v a rE a a y ® Newt takes effect June 1, but he also received have been involved in the budget process, Anello. Stop by for a 8 Adam-12 10:30 Weiss said. available and sure are delicious veal parmigiana (S Newark And Reality 2:00 4:30 the month's leave of absence for April. He 6:55 ® Newt 8 Kitty Today will return in May for one month before McCarthy originally had done much of counting on you folks to lunch and then catch up on 8 N e w t 10:45 help sell them. 8 Bruint Wrap-Up leaving. the town's work with labor negotiations the latest in Medicare and 7:00 and other labor-related matters. Here's some news that FLAVOR OF THE MONTH 11:00 McCarthy will provide supervision in Social Security. The ses­ (S CBS Newt In recent months, however, Steven should be of interest to you. (£ Six Million Dollar Man C£ GD IS 8 8 Nawt the office and will handle inquiries and sion will start shortly after A U ^ iu r a l X 8 ABC Newt ®(Sirol Burnettr And Frianda requests from persons, Weiss said. Werbner, the town’s personnel supervisor, Through some research 1 p.m. ® Benny Hill 0 Dating Qama He also will make sure the department had taken over most of these respon­ Marci Negro, one of our Those of you who are 8FaatlvalOtFalth 8 Dick Van Dyke producers of the variety 8 Joumayt To The Mind 8 Honaymoonart is meeting the requirements and contrac­ sibilities. Weiss said Werbner will con­ going on the Hawaii trip 8 Newt 11:30 tual agreements it is involved in for such tinue to handle that work. show for the past six years. will be briefed al a meeting 80lcl(Cavatt ® Rockford Riaa 8 Nawlywad Qame ® Tha Qong Show ® The Odd Coupta ®aPolloaWoman Scandia Lodge n -. .a 7:29 ® Movie "Unknown World" MANCHESTER -Scan­ 8 Daily Numbart (1951) Bruce Kellogg. Marilyn dia Lodge No, 23, Vasa (iluire Ackeriiiim Koliin Aiwuoil l{oxunne Dorev Nash. 7:30 (3) VdoadFalth Order of America, will a ) P.M. Magaima 8 S 8 Tonight meet Thursday at 8:30 p.m. (£ $1.98 BMUty Show 8 TheRtflaman ® Nawlywad Qama at Emanuel Lutheran Actresses Improvise Friday 8 Wild Kingdom 12:00 Church after the Vesper ® ILovaLucy MANCHESTER - Clair Acker­ .sought from the audience for im­ secretary. ® S!acNaIi7Lahrar Report 8 Tha Rifleman Service. Refreshments will man, Robin Atwoixl and Roxanne promptu im provisations on the Atwood appeared in "Im ­ 8 Hollywood Squaraa be served. Dorcy of Manchester will appear in evenings of the performances. Live provisation" last year and is in­ 8 Dick Van Dyke DAY Auxiliary "An Evening of Improvisation", at 8 Tic Tac Dough music will accompany "Im ­ terested in dancing as a hobby. MANCHESTER -The Manchester Community College 8:00 provisation" for the first lime during Dorey began acting in elementary ( I ® Edward The King Auxiliary of Manchester FAMOUS DESIGNER Friday and Saturday. The perfor­ school and joined the children's wing (B a The Mackanziea Of Para- ^SYSTEM these performances. Chapter, Disabled mances will be held in the Ackerman is a graduate of the dlaaCove of the Little Theatre of Manchester, (TlOralRobarttSpacIN American Veterans, will auditorium on the Hidwell Street Drama Workshop at MCC and CACHAREL PRINTS A ll Naturil Flavor - Old Fathioned f.ater. she joined the Sock 'N Buskin 8 8 8 Happy Birthday, Don­ meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at campus of the college beginning at appeared in the first two presen­ Jean Cacharel is the number one designer in France - 'Southern Butter Pecan • Swiss Chocolate N' Fudge group at Manchester High School. ald Duck the VFW Home. 8:.30 p.m. tations of "Improvisation." She is in­ She is employed as a sales secretary 381 uraat Partormancaa Now his famous prints are here! Perfect for dresses, blouses & skirts Cherry VzruUa • ‘"Fudge Ripple • Chocolate Chip 8 NHL Hockay HA|,L0 WEEN \ lC E CREAM $1.59/Hall Gallon Ideas for acting situations have terested also in painting with oils and and receptionist at WKSS radio in ® TV Auction ((Exit'd) Prayer Breakfast 65% Ceignese FORTREL®Polyester/35% Colton come from the actors themselves Hartford water colors, in yoga and in creative 9:00 WITH YOUR APPROVED CREDIT MANCHESTER -The Machine wash ■ Tumble dry and others. .Suggestions also will be w riting She is employed as a (B Dear Oatactlva C A tH SALE PRICE (MODEL WRW 27001 women of Trinity Covenant 1227.10 SALES TAX 022.00. TOTAL CASH SALES PRICE OlOOM 4 4 " Wide The A K NO DOWN PAYMENT 24 MONTHLY PAYMENTS AT 01T.1t PER Church will have a prayer Ntghf " MOXTN. DEFERRED PAYMENT PRICE 410.04. ANNUAL I PERCENTAOE RATE 14.00%. breakfast Thursday at 6:30 REGULARLY $2.69 A YARD H e \v a.m, at La Strada West. Come 'A im w . Art Seminar Slated AIRWAY Home! % Lenten Service ,1 ».>. ..'1 ITRAVELABENCYl ■ • ' • Ip H-.ttM I I o t f i x r L n J b MANCHESTER -A STORRS — An evening seminar involving the use of 457 CENTER 8T. . FACTORY SPECIAL Lenten service is black as a color in art and in literature will be presented B49-2500 scheduled for tonight at ACAOfMY CREPE de CHINE PRINTS tonight at 7:30 in the William Benton Museum of Art at AWAM) NOMINEE [REDUCED NOW FOR 7:30 at Zion Evangelical the Ihhversity of Connecticut. ONLY Lutheran Church. BY MERRY MARY The seminar, which is free to the public, is being Complete -“THE DEER Beautiful, exciting florals with the look and feel of real silk presented in connection with the museum's major exhibi- Pinochle Game aum hm rtund t»m *u Trevel Service Machine wash - Tumble dry ^ oumhuHkml Immn ■ tioit, "Robert Motherwell & Black." SiV fl MANCHESTER - A I'BNilaHaTtMiMiMlIi’' -HUNTER" SWITCH r FLORIDA 100% Pure "The U.ses of Black as a Color in Art" will be examined pinochle game, which is 100% Polyester FLORIDA 100% Pure Wednesday by three UConn art professors, Gerard lS.7aMC open to all senior citizens, 4 4 " Wide Doudera, .lohn Gregoropoulos. and Anthony Terenzio, Forn will be sponsored by the GRAPEFRUIT ■nBMt- ORANGE JUICE along with Stephanie Terenzio, the museum's assistant Manchester Senior Citizens REGULARLY $5.98 A YARD director. 7 NT NUT Pinochle Group Thursday Froth from Concentrate Vernon cifii 1^2 B g g JUICE They will show an affinity between Motherwell's use of IL^U’ES 15 M 86 (‘D95I at 9:45 a.m. at the Army flBfOB 1 Fresh from A black as a color, and earlier artists such as Rembrandt, and Navy Club. * Goya. Miro, and Matis.se. along with Oriental calligraphy •nsimmaa QQO 1 Concentrate 9 c U v FOR ALL OCCASIONS and surrealism. I CASH SALE PRICE (MOOEL CTP tOCV) 0400JO SALES TAX OlOJO Bible Study G U J iO R N IA I TOTAL SALES PRICE 400M . NO DOWN PAYMENT 00 MONTHLY LACES V W W Gallon V > ^ HALF GALLON U w J Persons interested in attending are asked to call 486- I PAYMENTS AT 010.07 PER MONTH. DEPERRED PAYMENT PRICE MANCHESTER -The 000.10 WITH VOUR APPORVSD CREDIT. 4223 before coming so that reference materials can be S U IT E ip Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor Assorted designs ordered of Center Congregational The perfect addition for casual wear, otmthmr^md tmrma ^ FRITO'S 7:30-9-.30 Church, will lead a Bible evening wear, swimwear, cover ups. study tonight at .7:30 at 47 weddings or that new Easter outfit. % WALTDISNEYBi Ellen Alap ++TTt 25 OFF CORN CHIPS II h i' cI Book Salt* Scheduled Princeton St. 45” to 60" Wide BREAD,(^ The Precision Haircut The Burstyn Alda CAN YOU IMABINE OUR ENTIRE STOCK Regular 10% oz. 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SPSCUl »0«« appointments are ever necessary 8NWMeenM«mMeneeeair | PAYMCirrS AT t1M4 M H MONTH. O tm M O SAYMtNT PINCI I W%M WITH YOON AM NOVID CNSDITt We also offer permanent waves, coloring, M urkrby iwi:.n.u''l'ri^ Fiano. England Telephone Direc­ Main Street or call 643-8455. 6 4 6 -5 2 5 2 $1000 or more in your spare seat. All levels 228-9617. Windsor Locks. 7:30 to 4:00. lartford uinvalescent Home. tories in Manchester. 537-5766 between 8 and 5 2p .. 9# d a y s ...... day 18 12:00 Noon Friday. SWIMMING POOLS homes, multiple dwellings? Tile bath, appliances, private secretary. Call 643-5686. 745 Main Street. East Hart­ weekdays. IS nvordt S2.00 minimum time with Treasure House DISTRIBUTOR forced to dis­ No fees. Call J.D. Real Estate entrance and storage. Good Rockville. Ellington, Vernon. HOME HEALTH AIDES - VOICE, PIANO Instructions. Elected to the Board of ford, H ap p y A d t ...... $2.50 inch Parly Plan. Home decor pose of brand new 31' long Associates, Inc. 646-1980. location. Available im­ South Windsor, Tolland, Provide personal care to peo­ Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 items, name brand toys and Former faculty New York Directors were Virginia Bolton and Glastonbury. If BABYSITTER NEEDED- PLEASE READ above ground pools complete mediately. Quiet or retired PART TIME.. Work from Bentley School area, for after ple in their, homes. Home gifts. Call 875-2171 or collect Music and Art High School. with sundeck. fencing, tilter A.ssard. Ix>ri Baker. Gil you have spare time during CARPENTER'S HELPER - Professional Singer/Pianist. ASHFORD - THREE ROOM f ersons. References, securl- home on the phone servicing school and vacations. Please Health Aide certification or MANCHESTER DENTAL person to person for Miss and includes full installation. A STAR ABOVE YOUR AD y. No pets, or children. Boisoneau. .foe Curry. Dye our customers in your spare the week and weekends. YOUR AD Nurses Aide training OFFICE seeking full time, 4 Experienced preferred. Call Carol 491-2100. Also booking 644-8597. Could help to sell your items Remodeled Ranch. Tile bath, U EMPLOYMENT March 3Ist. thru April 11th., call 649-8067 after 5:00 p.m, Classified ads are taken over the Tim Connelly at 646-1379 after Asking $989. Financing yard. No pets. Heat supplied. Unheated, $215 monthly. Hooper. Stuart Horn. time. 249-7773. preferred. Training providefl 1/2 day week, assistant with parties. available. Call Stan collect faster, rent your room quicker • •••••••••• and you are a licensed insured phone as a convenience. The 6 PM. School*-Cle**e* 19 iJnfurnishcd. 423-4190,928-5095 Write to: P.O. Box 244, East- Frank Marchese. John SECRETARY - Full time. Herald IS responsible for only if needed. Must nave own experience or CDA. Call 649- 203-236-5871. and bring you belter results! lord, Conn. Holp Wontod V 13 EXPERIENCED driver, with a car or light transportation. Mileage paid. evenings. Morianos. Norm Some shorthand required. one incorrect insertion and then 4rei. PACKER, DELIVERY MAN- Buolne** Opportunity 14 Ask the Herald Classified Ad MACHINISTS St LATHE truck, write to: Pro Disco only to me size of the original in­ For further information call FOR THE BEST - Manchester taker about details. Put the Inc.. P.O. Box 5266, Hamden. South Windsor Bank St Trust 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Apply Bess SEARS SEWING MACHINE - APARTMENT and HOUSES Morrissette. Steve Nar- TOOLMAKERS - Machinists. OPERATORS- Full or part Co,, Main office. Apply in per­ sertion Errors ‘Which do not Manchester Public Health MANCHESTER Package Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 good condition, all at­ STAR to work for vou! Phone For Rent. We have 100s of ren­ Conn.. 06518. Please enclose lessen the value of the adver­ CLERK- Checking invoices, Eaton Donuts, 150 Center savagc and Marshall Apply 81 Commerce Street, time. Excellent benefits. App­ son. 1033 John Fitch Blvd., Nursing Association, 647-1481. store. Excellent location. Well pupils per teacher. FREE in- tachments. $50. Call 643-8639 643-2711. tals in all Areas, Prices and telephone number. An Equaf tisement will not be corrected by receipts and general office Street, Manchester. Taylor. Glastonbury. PTG Company. ly in person at: 1422 Tolland South Windsor, Between 9 AM ■ Monday thru Friday 8 AM to established business. Call troductorv lesson with this ad. anytime, ROOMMATE WANTED TO Sizes. Call Rental Assistors, Telephone 633-7631, Turnpike, Manchester. LM Opportunity Employer. in additional insertion duties. 40 hour week. Apply Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. Mrs. Boisoneau said the and 3 PM, 4:30 PM, An equal opportunity WAITRESS - No experience Marion E. Robertson. SHARE A three bedroom 236-5646. Small Fee. Gill Welding Manufacturing affirmative action employer. Gaer Brother, 140 Rye Street. iX12 CANVAS TENT- 1977 duplex. Available June. Non- association is currently South Windsor. needed. Will train. Night shift. Realtor. 643-5953. RN. LPN, 7 to 3 and 3 to 1 Co.. Division of BHS, Inc., or INSTALLER - 3M scotchtint Honda 750 K exhaust system, smoker. Close to MCC, Call MANCHESTER- Main Street. planning many fund­ shifts. Good pay. good call 647-9931. Apply in person: Silver Lane □ REAL ESTATE solar control films - start MATURE DEPENDABLE Restaurant, 281 Spencer A DYNAMIC'SCIENTIFIC complete. 10 speed bike rack. □ RENTALS before 9 a.m. or after 3:30 2/3 room apartments, heated. benefits and working con­ Help Wanted J3 Help Wanted 13 INDIVIDUAL- Part time raising activities. The first MACHINISTS For Aircraft $4.00. High potential. PART TIME - to operate hot" Street, Manchester. BREAKTHROUGH in the Sears 1/3 horsepower bench p.m., 646-1758. Hot water, appliances. No will be a dance on June 9 at ditions. Apply in Mrson. Ver­ ATTENTION - Need 2 people Parts- Experimental and Excellent fringe benefits. work, in Doctors Office. field of natural growth Home* For Sole 23 grinder. Ford 1972 Pinto pets.ets. Parking, Security. 523- non Manor, 180 Regan Hoad. over 21. Immediate employ­ MECHANIC FOR DIESEL Typing essential. Box HH, c/o dog stand in Manchester. radio. Sears 110 pound bar bell Rooms tor Rant 52 MODERN THREE ROOM the Community Hall. Short Run. Job Shop Training provided. Call TRUCK FLEET- Must be Hours 10:30 - 3. Call after 5. SECRETA RY TO products has created a fan­ 7047. Vernon. ment. This is not a fancy ad, Elmore Associates, 647-1411. Manenester Herald. MANCHESTER - 8 room set. Carpenter tool box. Bike APARTMENT- In Hebron. Hegistration for all foot­ experience preferred. To experienced, with own tools. 643-6792. PRESIDENT- Join small tastic market in the new grass we simply want a person who work on either Lathe, and maintenance of existing cape. 3 - 4 bedrooms, dining baby seat. Millers Falls jig THOMPSON HOUSE- Cen­ Appliances, carpeting, private CERAMIC TILE MECHANIC GAL FRIDAY - A person to Steady work. Good benefits. friendly suburban firm. Self­ trally located. Downtown NO LEASE REQUIRED-One ball players will be June 2 needs a permanent job. Ad­ Bridgeport. Cintimatic or FULL & PART TIME For ASSIST PURCHASING starter needed to handle lawns. Grass in just seven room, family room. Garage, saber saw. Skill saw- 7 1/4" + yard. $210 monthly; heal in­ - Experienced only. Top vancement opportunity. Call take charge in a one girl of­ Call 649-4523. AGENT / EXPIDITING- Affllllale Manchester. Kitchen bedroom, heat included. Only from 10a.m. to noon at Tracer. Top Pay for right Golf Course Maintenance, and fice. Must be strong in diversified No. 1 spot in com­ days! Green all year! All deck, 1/2 acre lot. Walking 1 3;4 horsepower. cluded. No dogs or children. $ 1 75, ( 745-2 ). Rental wages, /^ply: Atlas Tile, 1862 between 10 am. and 3 pm. - Minimal typing. Filing, phone VENDING ROUTE distance to schools and pool Miscellaneous. 871-9661. privileges. Call 649-2358. Call 228-0213. Herrick Memorial Hark. man. Excelient fringe Snack Bar. Apply at: bookkeeping, typing and CLERICAL OPENING - 8 - pany. Typing and steno natural low cost products. No Assistors. 236-5646. Small fee. Berlin 'Tpke., Wethersfield, 528-3869, E.O.E. benefits. Apply at: Paragon Tallwood Country (Jlub, Route contact.t. MusMust ■have pleasing Nabisco snacks fees. Training and equipment $66,900. Call 643-4758. Volunteers are needed to 563-0151. cierical work. Hours 8 -1 after 4:30 Monday thru Friday. needed. Excellent benefits. To GENTLEMEN ONLY - Tool Co.. Inc., 121 Adams 85. Hebron. full time training period. Cali ■personality. Responsiblebleposi posi- cigarettes, sodas - $3,000 $165-$175 to start. Review 6 included, A limited numoer of help organize the TEXAS OIL CO. needs Must be a good typist and good tion. Fringe benefits. EEO COLONIAL 8 ROOMS- 1st. Kitchen privileges. Central Street, Manchester, 647-9935. David Allen Plastics, 643-0240. with figures. Pleasant on Cash. Toll Free months. Company pays fee. dealerships available in this cheerleaders for the foot­ RN-LPN wanted lor full or mature person. We train. CHAMBER MAIDS- Part Employer. Call 289-8291, after area. Write: Quik-GraS^ Box floor laundry, plus family location. F ree parking. part time on all shifts. Apply phone. Contact Hartford 1-800-423-2355 • Dawson Personnel, 111 Pearl CONSOLE COLOR TV References and security ball squads. Anyone in­ Write A.U. Dick, Box 789, Ft. REAL ESTATE SALES time weekends. Manchester BOOKKEEPER - Full time 3 p.m. Street, Hartford, 249-7721, 424, Hatboro. Pa. 19040 or call room with fireplace. 4 director ol nursing. Salmon- Worth, Tex. 76101. Dispatch and Warehouse Co. Ext. 905 ZENITH- Asking $200. required. 643-2693 for apoint- MAKE US YOUR LAST STOP. terested should contact PEOPLE- 2 full time sales Motel. Please call 644-1504. for a busy 2 physician practice M/F. EOE. Mr. Feeney at 215-441-8480. generous sized beorooms. 2 brook Convalescent Home, off W.E. Crowley. 528-9551. 1/2 baths 2 car garage. Dea­ Excellent condition, new pic­ ment. Mrs. Boi.soneau. associates. Members of two in Glastonbury. 4 1/2 days a E.O.E. STATION ATTENDENT ture lube. Call evenings after House Street. Glastonbury. BABYSITTER NEEDED- Multiple Listing Services. Call WAITRESS - Afternoon, part NEEDED- Full time. Apply in dend street. Patio. $86,000. Please call 633-5244. week. Compensation com­ 6 p.m., 647-1511. MANCHESTER - Excellent After you’ve talked to everybody else, come The association will Call anytime after 6 p.m.. 646- Bob at Wolverton Agency time. Experienced. Apply in mensurate with experience. person: Gorin Sport Car Group' I Realtors, Philbrick 0767. PUBLIC HEALTH Agency, 646-4200. furnished room for in and let us talk to vou about Century 21. the meet April 10 at 7:30 p.m. Realtors. 649-2813. person to: Gilda's Send resumes to Dr. Vacek, Center. Route 83, Vernon. Dog*-Blrd*-Pet* < 43 gentleman. Convenient area. NURSES AIDES wanted for Luncheonette, 303 Adams ADMINISTRATOR for cer­ at the Boisoneau home. full time on all shifts. Apply 2638 Main Street, Glastonbury tified home health agency. MS Parking. No kitchen nations leading real estate consultant. We’ll NURSES AIDES- We are Street, Manchester. 06033. FULL OR PART TIME GLASTONBURY - Suddenly director of nursing. SJImon- degree with 2 years public available. Charming, luxury A COMPLETE BOARDING privileges. $30 weekly. 649- tell you about continuing education, national looking for responsible, warm health administrative or Cleaning Help in Manchester KENNEL for Dogs and Cats. 4003. brook Convalescent Home, off people interested in caring for DENTAL HYGIENIST- Part area. All shifts available. Townhouse. On magnificent 10 media advertizing, high commission and Services Set House Street. Glastonbury. supervisory experience or BA CLIP & MAIL Dog Bathing and grooming. the Elderly and Mentally time position available. Retirees invited. 646-5858. acre site. Splendid view of bonus incentive plans, over 6,000 offices Please call 633-5244. Why not send degree with 4 years public Conn. River Valley. Patios- For reservations, please call Apartment* For Pent 53 At St. John's Retarded. 7 to 3 weekends. Prevention oriented. Call 646- health experience. Two in Canine Holiday Inne, 200 world wid^ with a lucrative referral system, Apply in person at: Meadows 3003. WE HAVE AN OPENING fpr decks-social room. All SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS for a happy thought supervisory capacity PART TIME Cleaning Sheldon Road. Manchester. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT. VEHNON - St, John's Convalescent Home. 333 an Experienced Ford/Linedin women, for morning work. utilities. Parking 2 cars per more than 80 offices in Ct. alone and much South Windsor. Will train. to someone todayl Mechanic, preferabie but not required. Full benefits. Send NAME unit enclosed garage per unit. 646-5971. Available now! Mature cou­ Episcopal Church. Route Bidwell Street. Manchester. resume to; East Hartford Manchester area. C!all 646- M AIL TO: ple, no pets, security. Call more. Stop in or call Mr. Willard for a con­ Apply 9 Brookfield Street or OUTDOOR WORK - Full or necessary. Also: Front end 5858. ADULT COMMUNI1T. 3 1/2 30. has issued its schedule call 289-5918, after 12 noon. part time. Immediate alignment and balance Public Health Nursing ADDRESS and 4 1/2 rooms. All TWO YEAR OLD AFGHAN mornings or after 4:00 PM. fidential interview and we’ll tell you about Association, 758 Main Street. Hound for sale. Excellent pet. 649-1265. )f .services for Holy Week. openings. Bolton Evergreen mechanic. Excellent pay OUTSIDE WORKER - Pipe appliances. New exciting our new Main Street office opening soon. PART TIME - No nights. No LUBE PERSON WANTED To Nurseiys, 649-2377 evenings. scale and benefits, /^ply in East Hartford, 06108. 21ie HeraUi Carrier Corp. energy-saving $50. 649-6404. Best to call On P a lm S un d ay and Telephone 289-5425. Laying & Septic Tank Work. CITY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING before 2:30 PM. 149 OAKLAND STREET - 3 Easter Sunday, there will weekends. Long holidays. July lubricate truck and trailers. MACHINISTS- Experienced person to: Mr. Stan (Jzimek, Some maintenance work in heat pump. $64,900 and up. CENTURY 21- JACKSTON/AVANTE and August off. Many retired Related experience Lathe Operators, Set Up and MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - at Moriarty Brothers, Now accepting Expressions of room apartment, heated. No be services At 7. 9 and 11 HAIRDRESSER commercial kennel in bad STATE P.O. BOX 591 PUPPIES - Labrador pets. Security required. $230. ______B4B-131B gentlemen and housewives necessary. Excellent wages, work from Blueprints. 1st. 2 full days a week. Heavy Manchester. weather. Drivers License es­ Manchester, Conn. 06040 Interest (limited number). a in. Holy week Eucharists enjoy driving school buses. all fringe benefits. For ap­ shift, overtime available. telephone duty. Previous Experienced with following. O'Rourke Realty. Exclusive Hetrelver. No papers. Call 646-2426, 9-5 PM. sential. Hours: 8 a.m. to ap­ after 5 PM. 643-9474. . will be 10 a m . dally and WHY NOT YOU? We will pointment, call 688-7596. Paid Health Insurance. Also experience preferred. WORK AT OUR OUTDOOR For full- or part-time position. ZIP Agency. 633-1411 (days), or Call 643-2461, ask for Joe or proximately 5 p.m. About 10 EXAMPLE: U lU 41 if JiH /i 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday and train. Call Vernon, 875-2826, or Part Time Retired Compensation commensurate Flower Locations, Friday, hours weekly overtime. Rate 569-1030 after 5 p.m. Manchester, 643-2414. MEDICAL ASSISTANT FOR Machinists. Inquire Chapei with experience. Send Saturday or Sunday. Car Kathy. AKC REGISTERED Thursday, $3.35. Inq^uire McKinney PHONE 15 Words tor 6 Days DALMATION-4 1/2 years old. DOCTORS OFFICE, Tool Co., 81 Woodland Street. resumes to Dr. Vacek, 2638 needed. S.D.R, Enterprises, "Brothers SeSewage Disposal VERNON - Aluminum sided 6 On Maundy Thursday, BUS DRIVERS - will train if ROCKVILLE - Monday, Manchester, 646-5836. Main Street. Glastonbury. Andover, Conn.. 742-9965. TYPISTS AND 1/2 room Cape. Wall to wall Very good watch dog. and SECRETARIES (temporary). Co., at Canine! Holiday IInne, □ CHECK ENCLOSED Only < 9.00 good with children. $200 or the Eucharist will be at 10 necessary. Apply 90 Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday. 06033. 200 S heldon R oad, carpeting throughout. Brookfield Street, ,%uth Wind­ 12 to 6. Send resume to Box TYPESETTER- Experienced MANCHESTER AREA Work near your home! Fireplaced living room. Many best offer. 643-9084. a m. and 7:30 p.m ; Prayer Register near your home! Manchester, 8:30 a.m. or 5:00 Watch. 10:30 a m. and 7:30 sor Cull 289-5918. CC. c/o Manchester Herald. preferred, but will consider HELP WANTED: Under WOMEN (temporary). p.m. built-ins. Lovely private yard. training good typist. Work CETA Program, Ad­ Secretaries and typists Capital Temporaries has in­ FILL IN ONE WORD PER BLANK MINIMUM 15 WDRDS Near schools. $54,500. Prin­ PARAKEETS- Buy direct p in., and The .Seder. 0:30 teresting short- and long-term from the breeder! Cages and Attentiop Realtors days. Excellent oppqrtunitv ministrative Assistant. Clerk- needed for interesting tem­ ciples only. Call 875-7415. p.m. porary assignments at assignments available in East 1 2 3 4 s Supplies also available. Call TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT with good fringe benefits. Call Typist, Laborers and Han­ 633-8825. On Good Friday there for appointment. 646-6161. dyman. All interested Prestige area companies. Hartford, Manchester, Ver­ VACANCY EAST HARTFORD - U & R 8 NOTICE OF non and South Windsor areas. will be the Three Hours Prestige Printing. 135 Main applicants should obtain Now you can register and COVENTRY High School 8 9 10 room raised ranch, 3 Earn top pay rates. Never pay 6 7 bedrooms, 2 fir^laces, air AKC CHAMPION STOCK. Street, Manchester. CETA Certification at the work near your home. Vizslas Ilungarin Pointer. Devotion service spon­ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE State Employment Office, 806 Openings in East Hartford. a fee. (?all Capital Tem­ Qirit’ AMittant conditioned. Cful-de-Sac sored by the Rockville poraries at 278-1313 to arrange Track a Field Coach 11 12 13 14 15 street. 1.5 acre lot, $79,900. Smooth haired red dog. 7 GENERAL MECHANIC - Main Street, Manchester, or Manchester, Vernon and months, 1 male, 1 female. Area Clergy Council. On In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 Full time days. Paid CMS, 90 Washington Street Hart­ South Windsor, Earn top pay an interview appointment Apply: Dr. Arnold E. Elmin Call after 5 PM on weekdays, m and 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adop­ right in Manchester. 8upt. ol Schooli $200.00 , 568-2119, REALTOR ■ \ Easter eve at 4 p in. there Blue Cross & Life Insurance. ‘ ford, before contacting the Of­ rates. Pay no fee. Call Capital 16 ir 18 19 '' ib 568-3186. tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Amerbellc Corp., 104 East fice of the Superintendent, Temporaries at 278-1313 to Box 356, Covontry. Ct. will be a Paschal celebra­ Connecticut, October 10, 1978. 06238 MOVING - HOME NEEDED Main Street, Rockville. Apply Bolton Public Schools. Women arrange for an interview ap­ FULL TIME OPENING For T tl 742-7317 Inveatmsnt Property 25 tion and baptisms. 21 22 23 24 25 FOR Beautiful beige Tabby In Commemoration of between, 9 a m. and 4:30 p.m. , men and Handicapped per­ p o in tm e n t rig h t in Driving and General Store IqHil Opportwiity (xvltytr Cal. Good with children and An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity sons are encouraged to apply. Manchester. Work. Must be neat and FOUR FAMILY - Fullv dogs. 6464814. (iliriHliaii Sfifiiot* ORDINANCE Employer Applicants should apply to the familiar with this area. Apply 26 27 26 29 30 rented. Appliances included. Office of the Superintendent, JANITORIAL HELP Owner / Broker; Brokers in MANCHESTER - The PURCHASE OF 3.535 ACRES FROM in person: Flower Fashion, 85 Musical ln*lrumant* 44 Notch Road, Bolton, Conn. EVENINGS - Experienced in East Center Street, vited. Low 80's. 633-6026 PMMTEniOKinYWEn First Church ol Christ, THE HARTMAN TOBACCO COMPANY Call 643-1569 for appointment. tile and carpet care. 643-5747. 32 33 34 35 Scientist, will have Ms Prohale ISolire Manchester. GAL FRIDAY 1/2 PRICE ON GUITARS and April 16 to 21 BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of Peel Eetele Wanted 28 other instruments. Rivers regular inecling tonight al NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manchester, Conn, that the Town of Manchester purchase ESTATE OF MARY WIPPERT 36 37 39 40 Music. 7 Main Street, New A Special Promotion will Appear on It al thy church. 447 N for the sum of Forty-five thousand Dollars (45,000.001 from Ttie Ron Valilis Vinkels. Judge, ol Die MWWCWBB If MMWt Responsible position for a ALL CASH For your property, Britain. 225-1977. Main St The Hartman Tobacco Company two pieces of parcels of Court of Probate. District ot Andover Attitwwnr mature person who would within 24 hours. Avoid Red at u hearing held on February. 23.1979 PHARMACY HaBOraBIB: enjoy diversified work in a The meeting which is land described as follows: ordered that all claims must be Ecw e •# hwWii «l MwWi if Help Wanted Tape, Instant Service. Hayes HAMMOND ORGAN MODEL WEDNESDAY-APRILiath presented to the fiduciary on or before ■KkkWT mi moeoifm ukx miw local manufacturing office. Corp. 6464131, open to all. will include C-3 with Hammond Tone Parcel A June 2t. 1979 or be barred as by law TECHNICIAN Duties will consist of: Cabinet PR-40. In good condi­ testimonies ol healing. provided MMBS iu N.C. Lathe Operator Phone Contact, Heavy Said parcel of land begins at a point which is the intersection Margaret K Vinkels. Clerk (Hotpital) SELLING your house? Call us tion. Call 649-9230 after 5 PM. of the northerly street line of Pleasant Valley Road and the The fiduciary is: San4l Moat Operator '^ in g , and Some Record first and we'll make you a You Should Be Represented flelen Ener Keeping and Filing. Appli­ cash offer! T.J. Crockett, South Windsor-Manchester town line, said point of beginning Boal»-Accei*orle* 45 INDEX 18 Brandy Street, Qreatar Hartford Araa, W e n im cirAncU U i Hw iwm . lkoA»i tivii AaaofflMor cant should have a good Realtor, 643-1577, Bolton, C'onn. 06080 OLD FASHIONED having coordinates of N 353,995.27. E 649,667.81 based on the mitPtmmukMm. 50 Hours, paid holidays, NOT4CI8 056-3 lull tima - 40 hours. Soma figure, aptitude and typing 1974 FURY - 16'/2-foot 1 - ('onnecticut Plane Cordinate System; thence along said excellent insurance skills. Good starting IMMEDIATE Cash for your If you have not already been contacted Lost and Fol^td hospital sxpsrisncs nKSSOKHAST benefits. Apply in person,* fiberglass, tilt trailer, with 2 - Pariongig ^ northerly street line N 62“-28'-0l"W, a length of 250.10 feet; salary, and company paid property. Let us explain our 1975 55-horsepower outboard Please Call 3 - Announcgmgnig pralarrad. Will train. App- MMUFACTUMMCO-MC. . benefits. Call 289-2717 for thence northerly along the easterly street line of Wheeler INVITATION TO BID iair proposal. Call Mr. Chevy engine. 2 tanks, $2,500. 4 EnlgMainmgnl ly to Box H e/o Man- 41 CHAPEL STREET , METRGNIC8,INC. interview. An Equal Op­ Belfiorc, 647-1413. f, AuCliODR Hoad which is a curve to the right having a radius of 109.66 Sealed bids will be received in MANCHESTER, CT. Route 6 a 44A Also 50 norse Johnson out­ choslar' HsraM. TELEPHONE - S4S-24S7 portunity Employer. feet, a length of 167.30 feet; thence along said easterly street the Oltice of The Director of BOLTON board, $300. 228-0475 or 228- SUSAN PECK FINANCIAL line N 24 -56'-32"E a length of 364.00 feet; thence southerly MAY WE BUY your home? 9550. 8 Uonds Slotk9 MoMgaggs (leiieral Service. 41 Center 9 0»'iO'>ai Luang along the proposed easterly street line of relocated Wheeler Quick, lair, all cash and no 643-2711 tn Street. Manchester.Connec- Can still bo had problem. Call Warren E. •njgrgnta Hoad which is a curve to the left having a radius of 452.47 1971 18 FOOT LYMAN BOAT ticul. iiiitil April 18. 1979 at Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. & TRAILER With 105 HP Copy Deadline - Wedneiday April 11 ( j EMPLOYMENT feet, a length of 230.19 feet; thence along said proposed 1J Mglp VVanigd II (K) a III lor the following: SALES Chrysler Engine, also 1971. easterly street line of Relocated Wheeler Road S 04°- 14 UuSD'i»49 OppoMun liai Repairs to Steel Grating — EXPERIENCED A FIVE MINUTE QUICK CASH FOR YOUR Good condition. Two canopies. »5 S'lual'on Wanltd 12'25 "E, a length ol 70.82 leet; thence easterly along said RECEIVING INSPECTOR a neighborhood HOME- Flexible, fair. Call Many extras! Sacrificing for Park Street Bridge PHONE CALL EDUCATION proposed easterly street line of Relocated Wheeler Road Fire Department Jackets 2 years experience, knowledge of Hand Inspec-1 Bob at Wolverton Agency. 649- Liquidation. $1200, or best 18 Private inalruclions which is a curve to the left having a radius of 30.00 feet, a NURSE AIDES IS ALL IT TAKES tIon, Qauges, additional knowledge of Electronic 2813. offer. 6434900. 19 SchooiR'Ciasses The Town of Manchester is an k fin HriMln, ywl Imm lAtiMr |m cm I length of 47.12 feet; thence along the proposed northerly — - -A .mm. - At. ■ ■ ------20 inst'ucl'ons )A/antad equal opportunity employer, ■BCI Mb HfuM ^HMIKIDIM WT tSCCBU m Components, Castings, Sheet Metal, or Optics | GROWING FAMILY in need street line of Relocated Pleasant Valley Road N 85^-47'- and requires an affirmative dil hM It— Mwa would be helpful. Apply; NEAL ESTATE 35"E, a length of 183.36 feet; thence easterly along said h rt VI fw rwMK Biqr I hi Mrtk fiv of 3 bedroom Home in GET ON THE BEST SEUERS LISTI 23 Home% lor Sal* action policy for all of its Con­ tiac: o r Manchester. Low $40s. No 24 Lot) Land >0' Sa*a proposed northerly streetline which is a curve to the right To provida Nursing Cara 2b Invejtmgnl Property tractors anti Vendors as a con­ 1. Immediate «arninj|B aa GROUSE-HINDS Sapco. Corp. TAG agents. Call 646-5897. In privats homaa and much aa 51000 to $2000 a 26 Ousmesa Prope'iy having a radius ol 602 % feet, a length of 352.54 feet , thence dition of doing business with Madical Facmtiaa. Part month. Canal Bank •••••••••••••••••••••••••a 2? Meson Properly along said proposed northerly street line S 60°-4225"E, a the Town, as per Federal 2. Complete train!,n|( al 28 Meal I stale Wanted length of 87.28 feet to a point which is its intersection with tIma, full tima. Conaidara- Company rxpenar. Windsor Locks, Conn. Houeehold Goods 40 Order 11246. 3. Produrt backed by eaienaive An tquel Oppoitunltt tmploter MISC SERVICES the South Windsor-Manchester town line said point having tion glvan to prafsranca REFRIGERATORS Jl Seiv'ies Ottered Bid I or ms. plans and of:—Location and Hours. national and local adver« 32 - Pamtir*g Papering coordinates of N 354,157.35. E 650,145.36 based on.the Connec­ specilications are available at tiainn program. Washers / Ranges, used, NO FEE - WEEKLY PAY 4. International Company* 3.1 duilding. Contracting ticut Plane Coordinate System; thence along said town line S the General Services Office, leader in ila field with guaranteed and clean. New J4 Mooli ig S'dmg 7 r i5'-13 "W, a length of 498.46 feet to a town line monu­ For InfonMlion call shipment damaged. G.E & 3i> Heating Plumb.ng 41 Center Street, Manchester, qualified leada available. 643-9S1S For Appointmoni and GARAGE SALE FFEIGIDAIRE. lo w prices. J6 $ 100'ng ment, said monument having coordinates of N 353,997.15, E Connecticut. 3^ Moving 1ru,-H,r>g.Slu«aga 649,673.34 based on the Connecticut Plane Coordinate AID A ASSISTANCE eofdldenttsi interview NOW B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main 18 Services Wanted Town of Manchester, ol North Eastern Conn. CRLL HU COONEY, Street, 643-2171, System; thence along said town line S 71°-14'-54"W. a length Connecticut MISC FOR SALE of 5.84 feet to the point of beginning. Inc. 563-0552 • NOW IS THE TIME 40 HOuSl’ IlOid kiootls Robert B. Weiss, YOU CAN PUCE YOUR FOUR-PIECE Pine Bedroom 357 Cm ! C«nt*r StrMl. To cl««n o«it your atHc, cellar or houa* and gat axtra money lor all thoaa NEWER COLONIAL 4 1 Atiicies Mr Sale The above described parcel contains 3.41 plus minus acres. General Manager ManchMltr M hwM i tawiNn Wf Set. Excellent condition. 42 UHiding Supplies ^ coWactablaa that aomabody aba may wanL and ba willing to pay Jorl Queen-size bed, triple dresser, A beautiful 4 bedroom over sized Coloniai with ilmmaculate 3 bedroom home with a nice I 43 Pels 0-rds Dogs Parcel B 099-3 CUSSinED AD ANYTIME 44 Muiical Inatruments dresser-with shelved mirror, first floor family room plus a rec room. Many fireplaced living room, formal dining room, eat-in 4^ Moats 8 Acensso' «>s From a point on the center line of Relocated Pleasant Valley night stand. 4 years old. $800. ' extras including a ONE YEAR LIMITED HOME size kitchen, all w rapp^ up in a maintenance free | 40 Sporting Goods Hoad which is Station 0 plus 00 on said centerline, having 4T Garden Products a THE HERALD IS THE PLACE WARRANTY. exterior of aluminum. 50's. 48 Antiques c(K)rdinates of N. 354,271.906, E 649.088.534 based on the LKGAL 4Q Wanted to Muy Connecticut Plane Coordinate System N 25’-51'-50"E, a To advarHaa.tturt Tag or Qarago Bala, doni ovar lock your homo lawn paper ADMIRAL ...... length of 16.50 feet (radial) to a point on the northerly street lor the beat raautta. FOH AS U T T L l AS ONLY $4.M , YOU CAN HUN YOUH IS REFRIGERATOR- Excellent RENTALS [NOTICE condition! White, 4 years old. bi' Moon'S Mr Me''! line of Pleasant Valley Road, which point is the point of WORD AD FOR S DAYSI For ONLY tlOO* you can advMlIaa H In our Sunday 4 b i Ape'ln'enla tgr M«nt $150. After 5 p.m. call 646- beginning; thence N 25°-51'-50 "E. a length of 13.50 feet iwiTvnoN ro iui> b i Homes *0' Ment SSavar, which goca to avory homo bi Manchaatar, Olaatonbury and Seat Hart* 1753. b b liuso'ess tor Ment (radial); thence easterly along the proposed northerly street The Bolton Fire Commission S6 tordi HW triM W iaBl«aeetaibleM a P i-' Meson Property M* Ment line of Relocated Pleasant Valley Road which is a curve to seeks bids for the following WE BUY AND SELL USED b : Wanted to Ment items: WE NEED SALES AND S6 MiSC 'or Rent the left having a radius of 515.67 feet, a length of 238.56 feet Wa will ghra you 2 Tag Sale FURNITURE. One piece or AUTOMOTIVE to a point on the westerly street line of Wheeler Road; 1. Sand i Finish the meeting entire household. Cash on the 6* Autos tor Sa'e thence westerly along said street line which is a curve to the room area floors. STDCK PEOPLE SIgna FREE, whan you line. Furniture Bam. 646-0865. 62 Trucks lo' Saie right having a radius’of 100.00 feet, a length of 124.20 feet to a •••••••••••#•••••••oaaas** 63 Heavy Equ'pmeni tor Sale 2. Painting Walls, Woodwork como In and place your ad in paraoni 64 Molo'cyc'es B'Cycies point on the northerly street line of Pleasant Valley Road; and Ceiling in the meeting You’ll slock shtivos, prict mtrchsndlso, holp □MI8C. FOR SALE 65 Campe's Tra'ers Mot'ie thence along said street line N 64”-08'-10"W, a length of cuslomsrs and gain valuabis oxporloneo and NEWER DUPLEX Monies room. 135.50 feet to the point of beginning. knoarlodgo m a rapidly growing buainoaa. Provioua •••••soaasassassaasasaaasa Yes this magnificent 9 room, 3 bath home has a 5-5 with 3 bedrooms, IVk baths, kitchens wiUil 66 Automol've Se>v C9 3. Replace Floor Tile in the ArUele* lor Bela . 41 6 ’ Autos tor Rer'i Leas# The above described parcel contains 0,125 plus minus acres rotaii buHding malarial or homo can tar experience tournament size court in its backyard. And it af­ appliances, large living rooms, separatel kitchen and office area, also ha^ihil but nol nacaat ary, fords a huge 35’ familyimily room and a ONE YEAR basementebasemente and and heating heating systems systems plus rius a a ONE ONE| This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this to Remove and Replace The LIMITED HOME WARRANTY, publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) Ceiling Tile in the office Opaninga svaMabla lor mornings and woakanda WARRANTY,, YEARYEAR LIMITED LIMITED HOME HOME WARRAN WARRANTY! n i 60’s._ 80’s. NOTICES days after this publication Of this Ordinance a petition signed room also 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 ALUMINUM Sheets used as by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, The closing date for all bids oaoninga and waakanda. printing plates, .007 thick as determined from the latest official lists of the Registrars will be April 17th, 1979. 23x32", 25 cents each or 5 for Lost and Found I of Voters, has not been filed with the TownGlerk requesting $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Specilications may be ob­ picked up before II a.m. its reference to a special Town election. tained for the above work, by $50 REWARD TO PERSON Elizabeth J. Intagliata GROSSMAN’S ONLY. Comir ff Mdtot iteturning female black puppy contacting Mr. Leonard 14S Sponcdr StrooL Manchoator, CL 189 WMt Cwitor REALTORS 6 to 7 weeks old. Taken Friday Secretary Giglio, at 649-8818. D o lla r , 64e>2488 , Board of Directors For appointmont call Dan or Walt at TWO 300 AMP Rectifiers - Manchestor afternoon in vicinity of Wood- The Bolton Fire Commission Good condition.Good for bridge Street. Bowers School. Manchester. Connecticut m u m m m r n n resen'es the right to reject 649-1036 S a v e r I 643>27 lie ask tor Tbia or Jm plating, or welding. Call 649- Belongs: to 7 vear old boy,... Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 30th day of March 34394mfnnbdd 411^:40 p.m.-?':' Please phone 6)3-1335. or 646^ 1979, • and all bids eXOM/F 0101. Mrs. Spencer 0113-3 001-4

) RAGE EIGHTEEN - EVENING HERALD. Wed., April 4. 1979

KVI'.INIiNG IlKItALD. Wed., April 4. 1979- PAGE NINRTFFN n Punuto — ChariM M. Schulz ACROSS 58 Look at THAT WAS SOME LINE MAYBE WE SHOULP COUNT 'JUST FOR THAT Answer to Previous Puzzle PRIVE, CHARLIE 8l?0WN.r. 6 E T O U T f g n r a Dear Abby 10 SEE IF YOU STILL HAUE HE CAN COUNT HiS, t Part of trtin DOWN IT KNOCKS’WURSHOESIES A ll YOUR TDE5IE5... .O F HERE* (pl) ..jS r e i ANP>mSOCKl£5Ri6HTOFF' (OWN TOE5IE5! 5 Mind 1 Grant By Abigail Van Buren —IT 9 Tim* zone 2 Asian country T (abbr.) 3 Float upward TADS w 12 Compile 4 Famale saint 13 Eiau'i country (abbr.) “----- * 14 Attention 5 Roman daity i t m i M l B f i m i 15 Violate 6 Actor Wtst n 7 Stagnate □ 17 Evening n IN E S S ^ ft (poet,) 6 Green gem DEAR ABBY; The letter from the man who seriously in­ 9 Kind of m u n n B i f f i M A C Y 16 Compass iS G O D UPOK., aeiMlE, IT jured a boy on a bike struck home with me. (He said he didn't point hammer I9IPIAI even see the lad until after he hit him since it was dark, the 19 Astronaut's 10 Pianist boy was wearing dark clothes and had no lights on his bike.I Priacilla’t Pop — Ed Sullivan ferry Brubeck 26 Branches of 39 Fiv* (Fr.) WASN'T PoMNY THE I Abby. lhats exactly what happened to our son—only he 20 Signs of 11 Very (Fr.) learning 41 IniKti 27 Grateful was killed instantly. ‘ THE FREE-WHEELING, ON SECONP the f ir s t c h a p t e r \ future 16 Indirect 42 Copp«r coin w o w .' HERE'S NO-RULES, TDrALLV THOUGHT, FORGET 22 Boil contents illusion 26 Persia 43 Auitriliin FIRST TUMt Tbu I We live in New Hampshire, and a few years ago they MV KINP (3= SAVS,'HOWTO USE started giving the kids in all the elementary schools packets UNPISCIPLINEP GUIPE 23 Forest god 21 Conjunction 29 Group of birdi t f . . BOOK.' 24 Halt of reflector buttons (called "Hot Dots"l. They're about the ^ TO ENGLISH'.' (6er.) Wastarn allies 44 Moon RBPEl ffED TO THl 27 Horse type 30 Fatter 45 Long lor 9 5 \ size of a quarter, have sticky backs and can be attached to 22 Greek letter •••••••••••••••••••••••••• #••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• •••••••• 31 Cross 32 Femele 46 PiM S«fv/b«i Offertd 31 clothing, boots, bikes —anything a child wears or carries. 23 Fireplace fuel S9fvle0$ Offend 31 PtlnUng-P$p*rlini 32 Building CoMracUng 33 inscription 24 Motion student 47 Pilftll P L A C E A S A These Hot Dots light up in the dark and make the child 32 Attired picture (comp, wd.) 40 Eiglo'i noil PAINTING - Interior and visible to motorists. 33 Sunbeam INCOME TAX Yom LEON CIESZYNSKI 25 Adams' 35 Pessimistic 51 Movo quickly exterior, paperhanging, - '’P I L L O R Y ' : Every time I see a youngster at night with those reflec­ 34 Negation spnK BUILDER- New Homes, Ad­ grandson 36 Tiger, for one 52 Put Into PREPARATION excellent work references. ditions, Remodeling, Rec ______1h W»« 4-4 tors on his clothes and bike, I can't help but think that if my 35 Woman's 38 Bother pricticf GUiyUG Free estimates. Fully in­ Rooms, Garages, iotchens son had had them when he was riding his bike that rainy garment •••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 36 Cablevision \ 2 3 4 S 1 7 6 SHOULD sured. Martin Matson, 649- Remodeled, (;ellings,4)Bath night, he'd be 22 years old now. r li 11 BUSINESS 350. 643-2951, repairs. No job too small ■ - J SUSIE Y'MEAN IT HE MEANS Will come to your home. Cal WORKEP? 'TH'CRITTER lour tricks), they judged Save! Call 644-8356 for es­ TRACY BROTHERS- 568-5742. DATSUN 1974 260 Z - 4 speed yrePE r ip BPIHWauT, NORTH their defensive prospects ad­ timates. Roofing, Flat Roof, Hot Tar, » DEAR SUSIE: And so would our juvenile delinquincy fl-^;¥?:¥l-l*^;‘X-:-x¥:¥.%¥:¥w¥A¥;¥:¥ mags, $3800 or best offer. Call OVER-TH' ♦ A764 equate to defeat the con­ Building Contracting 33 Gravel, Built-Up Hoofing. 643-1317 after 5 PM. 7ate—which is even more important. BP6EJ tract. ACCURATE. EXPERT PAINTING and • Y Q5 Commercial St Residential. ♦ 10 8 3 An original heart lead by EXPERIENCED TAX LAND.SCAPING Specializing’ Free Estimates. 872-6269. WES ROBBINS Carpentry CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977- J DEAR ABBY: I am 16 and very much in love with a ♦ 10 B 7 2 West would have defeated HELP-Your home. I..0W co.st. In Exterior House Painting. remodeling specialist. Ad­ wonderful guy. There is only one thing wrong with him. the contract, but he could Medallion Edition. Vinyl top. MNJRCARI WEST Small llusine.ss? .Sold Home? Tree pruning, spraying, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Haaling-Plumbing 35 JVhen he makes a date with me, I can never be sure if he will EAST not be blamed for going with mowing, weeding. Call 4742- Full power. Electric windows. 4 9 4 32 Itemized deductions. 633-1267. built-ins, bathrooms, Air, AM-FM. Velour interior. keep it. He has stood me up about half the time, but when he the king of diamonds. When 7947. kitchens, 649-,3446. SEWERLINES, sink lines, » 10 7 6 2 V K J 8 4 dummy eame down, de­ Lean-burn engine. 39,000 ptarts explaining the reasons, I forgive him and we start in 0 A KJiSt ♦ Q762 cleaned with electric cutters, miles. $4100. 6464)229. ^gain where we left off. clarer did not like his chanc­ INCOME TAX RETURNS CUSTOM Carpentry -.homes. by professionals. McKinney ♦ J 3 ♦ Q94 es. Aside from the unlikely Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ 1 He's a real neat kid, Abby. Is there some way I can get PREPARED - After 5 Additions, Repairs, Cabinets. 1969 MERCURY MONTEGO - SOUTH occurrence of a queen-jack'■j* Cali Gary Cushing 345-2009. pany, 643-5308. Jiim to quit standing me up? II it weren't for that, he'd be weekdays, anytime CHILD C/,RE - For ages 2 2 door hardtop, new brakes, perfect. 4 KQJIOtS club doubleton, there did not seem many favorable ways weekends. Phone I.x)wcll thru 8, In my State Licensed good condition. $600 or best » A93 TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet 1977 OODBE ASPEN SE WON. ; KATHY IN AIKEN,S.C. • ------to go. Thompson at 643-2870. Home. Hours: 7 to 6 daily. Hot offer. 568-1009. I Carpentry and general con­ repairs, plugged drains, 4> A K 65 Regardlesa, South found a lunch, laundry and overtime kitchen faucets replaced, ii^tiiei!V5loi”' ^ooc^Oraln sides, < 4 3 ^ 1 1 DEAR KATHY: That one imperfection la probably the tracting. Residential and 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY way to make the contract. services offered. Excellent commercial. Whether it be a repaired, rec rooms, Inoit revealing clue to your boyfriend's character. Hia word The Flintatonea — Hanna Barbara Productlona Vulnerable: North-South references. 643-9677. SPORT STATION WAGON - He ruffed the opening dia­ small repair job, a custom bathroom remodeling, heat ItI noI good. It ■ man's word is no good, he is nothing. And a Dealer: North mond with the king of spadea MAXIMIZE YOUR 29,000 miles air, fully loaded, 1970 PLYMOUTH VOURE ~ built home or anything in modernization, etc. Free Mrl who gets herself involved with n guy like that is headed / / 1 W I rivoiV /‘Ei^Bi?y-\ PROBABLY West North East South and led the queen of spades REFUND HOME GARDENS ROTO- trailer package. $2950. 649- ''"’y' rust proofed. $ between, call 646-1379, Estimate gladly given, M & M 0295. lor•or nmiaery. ■ ~The word from here is: "lose him.” B o p y w m j s S A tP T H A T Pass Pass 14 to dummy, where he over­ TILLED- Manchester, Bolton, Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Blue, 39,000 miles, 1 owner. MINIMIZE YOUR TAX Vernon. Coventry and An­ S O M E B O P y J -U S T T O 3* 34 40 64 took with the ace. He happily NEWTON SMITH- Lit Em rMi D. Q im m i dover areas Call 742-9015. 1973 PONTIAC FORMULA N A S A M A K E M E Pass Pass Pass noted the fall of the spade Rcmodeling, Repairs, and MANCHESTER PLUMBING FIREBIRD - Excellent run­ 1970 OLDSMOBILE VISTA CRUISER WON. F A f f A H JEALOUS.. nine from the West hand. profmlonally pripari Rec-Rooms, No job to small, & HEATING - Repairs. Do you hate to write letters of condolences, congratula- Declarer ruffed another ning condition. Low mileage, V-8, auto., air, low mileage. Sliver. itioni, and thanks. It's not difficult when you let Abby guide FAWCETT B U T I ^ your Inootni lax ratum 649-3144. Remodeling. Pumps repaired POSTER *, \W O N P E R ?... Opening lead: 4K diamond in his hand with the dual exhaust, radial tires, lyou in her booklet, “How to Write Letters lor All • Work guaranlaod / replaced. Free estimates. AM-FM 8 track radio. $3000. 1977 OODBE ASPEN S/E N O W A P A V S /l eight of spades and led his • Your homo or mini FREE JUNK CAR CARPENTRY & MASONRY - Electric drain-snaking. 24- 643-6790. Call after 4 PM. ‘Occasions.” Send $1 and a long, stamped 128 centsi, self- carefully preserved five of Additions and Remodeling. hour service. 646-0237. • Individual and REMOVAL! Call 649-7243. 2 dr., 6 cyl., auto., air, A M -F M radio, cruise, low mileage, ■addreiaed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly spades to dununy’s six. Af­ Free estimates. Cail Anthony ter ruffing another diamond, Bualnaaa FORD- ,1973 Gran Torino. vinyl roof. Maroon. IHUIa, Calif. 90212. ROTOTILLING LAWN AND Squillacotc 649-0811. BOTTI HEATING St «376B the stage was set. Declarer Power steering and brakes, V- Caff Day or Eva. By Oswald Jacoby GARDENS with rear tine PLUMBING- Toilet repairs, 8 Automatic. Very good condi­ 1979 DATSUN 710 and Alan Sontag played ace, king and a third dba GM ENTERPRISES Trov Built Tiller. Call 568- CARPENTER - Repairs, kitchen and iav faucets tion. Reasonable offers. 643- club. rcmodciing, additions,’ gar­ replaced and repaired. 8791 8422. 4 cyl., 4 sp., A M radio, 32,000 miles. Qreen. The bidding needs some East was end-played. He 646-3113 ages, roofing. Call David Remodeling. Call 646-8641. ’ 3 2 9 S had to win with the queen. Patria, 644-1796. A explanation. West's three di­ NEED HELP AROUND 1965 VOLKSWAGEN FOR We have them all, 4 c y l., 6 cyls., 8 cyle., eulometlcs, atanderde, Astrograph amonds was a weak jump He now had the dubious HOME'’ Call after 4 PM 569- choice of either playing a ODD ,I()BS DONE ■ Cellars, SALE- $100. Running condi­ cara, trucka, and vana. Stop a aee ua firat. We Juat may be your laat The Born Loser — Art Sansom overcall meant to show a 2766______FIRST CLA.SS CARPENTRY tion, or for parts. Call 742-6371 heart away from the kmg- attics, garijjte-s, yards - Remodeling and Additions. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Use strong six-’ or „even-card Hid Von anytime. Bernice Bede Osol today to gel off by yourself to suit with little outside jack into North's queen or c le a n e d , ^ 1110 v i n g , COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Kitchens and Rec Rooms. 35 IF'ibueyBRkECP BRAIN rr WOULD oulV playing a diamond and giv­ trUcking.Lojim for sale. Uwn . do things done best when you strength. North's three installation and repairs. Free years experience! For Free don't have someone looking aiteERY, DOMT w o rn ing declarer a ruff and dis­ .service. No job too big’ or estimates. Call 646-3745, after Know? 1974 FIAT 128- Front wheel B e k m x x L spades was rather light; he Estimates, call 646-4239. drive. Excellent condition. QUALITY USED CARS over your shoulder. You can card. Whichever way he ~ small. ,568-852222 5 pm A B O iriT ,,, OPERATION. should have passed. East's Millions have dis­ Good mileage. Call 643-9413. Cfour accomplish a lot. four diamonds was intended went, the slam was cold. FARRAND REMODELING - iNEWSPAPEII ENTEHPHISE ASSN i VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) This to impede the opponents, but JOBS WANTED- We clean REFINISHED KITCHEN Cabinets and F'ormica "Tops, covered there's b i r t h d a y Is an excellent day to gel South judged his hand good cellars, garages, attics, CABINETS & COUNTER ■ Roofing, Gutters, Room Ad­ no place like a 1969 MERCURY TOLLAND COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN together with a close associate iFor a copy ol JACOBY MOD­ yardwork, and Roto Till gar­ Woodwork Floors for homes ditions, Decks, All types of MONTEREY- 4 door hardtop. and talk over whatever needs enough to barge into slam. ERN, send y lo: "Win at home advertised dens. Call after 5 p.m.. 646- and apartments Call 667-3643, Remodeling and Repairs Automatic. 390. $350 or best April 5.1979 discussing. There'll be com­ Oo Even though East-West Bridge,'' care ol this newapa- . m \. ask for Ken Phone 643-6017. in the Want Ads. offer. Call after 6 p.m., 646- 2 4 TOLLiUD TURNPIKE This can be a strong and patible results. have a cheap save In seven per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City 2544. powerful year lor you when you LIBRA (S«pl. 23-Oct. 23) You diamonds (they go down Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.1 can build s firmer foundation. are going to get a break today RtS3TjlLGirnVIU£ 64fl You won'! ..ave to go It alone. that will pul a major goal within 649-2638 Plenty of neople will otter a easy reach. Act promptly. You Heathcliff — Gaorga Qataly Crochet Shawl helping hand. Apartmanta For Rent 53 Apartmanta For Rent 53 Wanted to Rent 57 won't get this chance next 1966 or 1967 OLDS CUTUSS - ARIES (March 21-Apr1l 19) Con­ FOUR ROOM APARTMENT- For sale for parts or restora­ structive Inlluences will be SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) WW.W.W.-M.VIr.O., CIIECK THIS OUT ■ 2 RETIRED MOTHER St j prevalent today In matters a(- Someone with whom you'll be second floor. Heat, hot water bedrooms with living room tion. Both cars complete and and appliances included DAUGHTER Seeking 4 or 5 kfectlng your home and family, In contact socially could bring Winthrop — Dick Cavalll plus more. Only $175. (685-11. rooms bv May 1st., first floor, interchangable. For informa­ References required. No bringing about excellent, har- about a very fortunate situation Itcntal Assistors. 236-5646 under $280, Call 643-6082. tion call 649-5826, between I monlous conditions. Discover lor you. You'll gel a big mental children or pels. Available ■Small fee. 5:30 ■ 7:30 p.m., ask for Tom which signs you are most com­ W H A T OO I < g e r 'yOU GBT THE RE5PBCT>MP THAT AN D 15 c m n S VWL4- Mav 1st 649-2111. BUDGET-WISE BUYS lift. or Dave. patible with by sending for your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. IF= r J O I N AF=FECmON O FM 3RETH A N EtETAAE IN U N E FOfZ A HEAT PAID - 2 bedroom with FROM CHORCHES! copy of Astro-Graph Latter. 21) Your beat hope of realizing THEFWEND9HIP O T A A A P A T THB PCaSTOFTMCe. 474 MAIN STREET- Three 5 0 0 F=ELLOW>VtBVtBeBS, appliances and parking. Kids PlblTO PONY MPG 1976- Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, a secret desire comes from CLUB? room aparlmenl. Healed No ok. Just $200. (751-31. Rental by Excellent running condition. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Sta­ associating with Individuals to appliances. No pels. Security. New 1979 DODGE COLT 2 tion, N.V. 10019. Be sure to Assistors. 236-5646. Small fee. family of three adults. A two 56,000 miles. Must sell! $1995. JORMlSSSSi whom you have strong emo­ $220 monthly, ('all 646-2426, 9- bedroom rental. Quietness 649-8053. specify birth sign. tional ties. They're lucky for Qreen, AM radio, twin etiofc trane., 1400 ec engine, ••••••••••••#••••••••••••• and cleanliness required. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You you. Please phone 646-5304. 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY- reclining bucket seats, road wheels, r/w defroster, tinted won't be able to sit around CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) 3 12 ROOM APARTMENT- Offices-Stores for Rent 55 glees, power front disc brakes, plus mors. SALE PRICE doing nothing today. The more The balance Is tipping In your Runs but needs work. Best active the schedule and the Downtown Manchester. Mfic. for Rent 58 offer. Call 633-8258. INCLUDES DEALER PREP & FREIGHT favor today In situations where Immediate occupancy $185 MANCHESTER- Main Street bigger the project, the more you confront others on a one- ♦GeTAprwmoee/vuce/... modern office available. 400 you'll tike If. TmHeeTmffonwuHTmemff* month. Heat and not water in- GARAGES AVAILABLE- In to-one basis. Keep buttinskis sq. ft. Heat, ,-\C included. Call 2 1971, F O R D ST A T IO N GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Udy cluded Call 528-9885 Manchester. Storage only. $20 out ol your affairs. 646-2469 or 646-2755. WAGON- Good running condi­ Luck has a hand In pushing you weekdays each. Call 649-1003. * AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) tion. $800. Call days. 5^-9081; 4 » 0 7 closer to your goals today. If Because you are showing a OK> 466 MAIN .STREET. North of evenings 644-2771, ask for you show the slightest Initia­ willingness to get to work, an T H R E E ROOM Fran. tive, she'll take you all the way. APARTMENT- Heat and elee- Post office, about 5,000 sq ft. New 1979 DOOBE ASPEN 2 DR. COUPE opportunity ol great signifi­ of centrally located space. CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) cance Is going to be offered to tricity included, wall to wall ______Light Cashmere Sunrise Special with bucket seats, 6 Today's conditions allow you to Short Riba ^ Frank Hill Ideal lor store, office or other Autoa For Sale 51 1972 FORD LTD 400 Station you. carp etin g . $225 m onthly. wagon. Air conditioning, cylinder, automatic, power etserlng, electric rear window have a much firmer grip on PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirch 29) You business or commercial use. controlling situations that may C U T H l S Available immediately. Call excellent value. $950. Call 64^ defroster, tpedtl stripe package plus much morel Stock are In a fun mood today. This (AW Oy, CAFlA! PIN< ELEPHANTS... TWO POINTS 646-1796 Call 646-2426 9-5 pm. WE PAY $10 for complete have had the upper hand over OFF T H E STAP- © R O O 6051. No. 9030. SA LE PRICE INCLUDES DEALER PREP attitude stimulates others. Peo­ junk cars. Call Joey at Tolland you. Be assertive. ple desire to be around you BOABO S O W . ^ IO N . LARGE ONE BEDROOM OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Auto Body. 528-1990. MONTE CARLO 1976- 18,000 A FREIQHT. when you put on a happy face. APARTMENT- Central or for light manufacturing. miles. V-8, air, disc.brakes. Appliances, Storage, Modern Approximately 850 sq. ft. Air MONTE CARLO 1973, Power iwer steering, steel radials. conditioned building. 633-3343 bath $225. plus utilities 646- steering, power brakes, ilver with vinyl top. } *4887 LBsrry's Worid — Jim Barry *iNcyV8 o n m a c m h o /" 6.33-0136 after 5 PM. r ■•1 IIM ______automatic. $1,575. Call 649- Excellent condition! Call 561- A 1149 anytime 3665. SPECIAL PURCHASE TOLLAND VERNON LINE- MANCHESTER - RETAIL, Buga Bunny — Halmdahl A SioHal 1 bedroom modern apart­ storage, and or manufac- ment. Heat, hot water, Turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. to 1978 DODGE MAGNUMS appliances, carpeting. No 100,000 sq. ft. Very (DH.THE \ ^rtH PPJP'YeR I'U , WA5H TH' 2 to choose from TEPlO&ITy LUCKY YER WINPOW WTHIS pets, or children Relerences. reasonable. Brokers Automatic, power steering, power brakes, air cond., w/w and security required Call ppotected Call Hcvman 24 HOW TOWIK radial tires, tinted glass, r/w defroster, bucket seats, OF IT A l l ,'A— T YYORKIN'.' IW R/ You TAKE 875-0149 Properties. 1-226-1206 643-5135 deluxe wheel covers, low, low mileage Ind. 18 month or Our Boarding Houaa Thia Funny World TH'NEXT ONE. 5706 24,000 ml. w a rr^ y •^YLVE^TER,' A soft slmwl in crochet FEMALE ROOMATE TO OFFICE FOR RENT- Fully OBVIOUSLY, THE CfTY HA^ A » E T i 5PLENPIP, MAJOR! irotects >H>u from chiUy SHARE 2 bedroom apart­ carpeted. Air conditioning FAR BEYtTflP IT i (?8L16A TIPN i,- I'LL ASK THE t)reo*oa yet is so pretty ment. $138 plus security Heal Convenient location, ample ’ 4 9 9 S MAYOR e<3JMAlN! BUT WOULPHY" FINANCE (XMMIT- to wear. and hot water included. parking. Available May 1st. • 7 IT BE NICE TO HAVE EXTRA TEE TO STUDY nr! No. 5706 has full cro­ Available May 1. Call 649-1329 Mrs. Jackston. 643-1316. REVENUE? before 11 AM or after 6 PM. ANP REST chet directions. J h V J L SAMPli SEUCTION USED CARS LET^ TURN JUR" ASSURE P I U TO ORDER, uni 11.00 fir ladi I 3l5CINn(.STMMANCN«Tn,CONN.«nwfMA43-SllS | ittim Hill fir poitiff aid MANCHESTER- Excellent 3 OFFICE SPACE ABANOJNEP FACTORIES INTO TELL THEM aodlloi. 77AipM4dr...... *4990 BGUTKPUeS! AOHOUSH THE V/HOCAME C taw CiM room apartment. Stove, FOfI RENT C/i Hudwtlw [ftoilii RwiH refrigerator, rarpeting. 77Clir|8tarCinlQlM2dr.biiie...... *9190 /h a l l s WOULP R E O llR E A UP IIS4 h$. tl hwntii Separate utilities. Purity. 250 square feet, center of L IT T L E SEEP FAGNEV. 4-H Nfo Twi &T. mn References Furnished at Manchester, air con- FOR PROFESSIONAL OUALin ’76Chl^fy IMfen2dr.brawn ...... *4398 THE TAXES WPULP- m u Hum. AMrtts vitfe HR extra cost $205 649-4003. *S8BD n coot Md Stjfli Nuaktr.^ CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS 7 8 G t r | t l n ’llM n W rt4 d r.o o p p e r ...... /MO/HBLE... HE NEVER L 4 » W A OfSUMgLB'J OWRTUNITy TO A $5E K T 1979 album with a S2-paK« REMODELED 5 ROOM on makes. ]WDa4|aPwtt|wrt2dr.ooid...... *8889 “Gifl Section” with full DUPLEX- $275 m onthly. all H\9 ‘5ENK5RITY/ directions. Price ... $2.00 Inquire 86 Wells Street, ILIO THESE ROOKS R T S I^ KRCH. Manchester- TODAY from 2 2 S IR A U LOAN and RENTAL CARS C 1«71 by NC* . me RIRRON lytlTS. to 5 p.m. Ciatahtt liitfM I t i ^ aMts. OFFICES I Available by Appointment.. 73 Nrt Taila I m m ...... *2118 H»r - OUllTt ON RARRH. •InctiMt fir ilitiM Milts. SIX ROOM DUPLEX- 3 large FOR RENT f t •r««***®“0THER*l now- bedrixmis carpeted. Modern "... And upon being taken to a supermarket, U OllllTS. II fMclMtltf MliW. kitchen with cabinets. Stove, you will remember and demand that brand. I MYORITE Includes all utilities and ARMAHl A kiMttfal silictlin. new refrigerator. Attic, base­ Air Conditioning. Cen- STM OZMEK, Maiuctr When I dap my hands you will awake..." S L t l 'L ' * •'fY. Hmi ment and garage. $350 ’-traWocation, CHORCHES of MANCHESTER |Hta rar Mindt mi tMithr. monthly Security required. 301-31S CENTER ST.. MMCKSTER Call S4S-M81 ^ rl^•r budget might have on the tax rate William Parker, who felt it was ap­ Xountry CasuaF'^ll Units MANCHESTER -The EiKhth charged district residents. Revenue proving too much money for such a utilities District Boardf of Directors projections still have to be truck. began work Monday night on a calculated. proposed $264.(>17 budget for 1979-80. There is a possibility the rate could Concordia Church EACH The board did little actual work on drop since the number of persons ser­ MANCHESTER -A Lenten ser­ the budget other than reviewing the viced by the district has increased vice will take place tonight at 7 at proposals and making a few with the inclusion of Buckland, The Concordia Lutheran Church. At 6:15, WALL UNIT ,rect)tnmendations and changes. Most state Supreme Court ruled last year a Lenten supper will be served at the that the district has the authority to of the work will come in the next cou­ church. ' \ YOUR ple of months before the public provide fire and sewer services in Thursday, the Bible Discovery Buckland. whose residents previous­ hearing on the budget and the dis­ Group will meet at 9;30 a.m. and the CHOICE trict's annual meeting, both in June. ly paid taxes to the town. Golden Age Group at 1:30 p.m. in the . The district directors set up a The board also reviewed a church room. proposed one-tnontb budget of $22.- .series of meetings for budget work, 140.39 for June. This budget is needed including a June 4 public hearing on Community Baptist becau.se the district is switching its the 1979-80 budget and a June 27 date for their annual meeting at which of­ MANCHESTER -T h e Christian fiscal year from a June-May format Life Group of Community Baptist to a July-June one. ficers are elected and the budget adoption vote is taken, Church will have a Bible study and The proposed June budget discussion tonight at 7:30 at the home represents 1,12th of the present-year F^arlier in the meeting, the board SAVE had discussed the purchase of a truck of ,Joe and Margaret Vollrath. 39 budget for the district Marion Drive. The propo.sed budget for 1979-80 in­ lor the district s Sewer Department. HOW! cludes the following totals for the di.s- It agreed to purchase a vehicle South .\lethodist triefs three categories —$134,810, from the low bidder. Carter MANCHESTER -The missions BesulifuHy engra*ea fire; $92,291. public works; and $.37.- Chevrolet, for $6,494.34. The vehicle Vinyl Veneers accented commission of South United antiQue brass na'dwa'e 516. administration will be a lour-wheel drive one with automatic transmission. Methodist Church will meet tonight Gordon Lassow. district president, at 7:30 in the church reception hall. said this morning it is still too early The board agreed to the purchase Have something beautiful Zahaha Will Rule Elks Units 24«i2x72”h happen to your home Special Buy! MANCHESTER - Leon R. Zahaba Activities. Hoop shoot and Polish Jr. of Manchester has been elected Night. He was appointed this year to exalted ruler of the Manchester the State Ritual Conference. Lodge of Elks. He will be installed Other Officers elected .are es­ Sertapedic® Friday as successor of Alan T. teemed leading knight, Dwight Donze. Downham 111. esteemed loyal knight, Zahaba was born in Norwich Douglas Downham, esteemed lec­ September 10, 1947 and was educated turing knight Robert Hay; secretary $ 6 8 8 8 in the Norwich school system. He is William F. Legault; Treasurer Twin Size attending Manchester Community Joseph Lantieni, Jr.; trustee — 5 Each Piece College. He has held various positions years, John Pavelack; tiler Stan Lee in the electrical field from selling Reitberg. electrical supplies to working for In addition, the exaulted ruler has FULL SIZE electrical contractors before coming announced the following ap­ EACH PIECE to Manchester when he started with pointments: Esquire Jon C. •99“ Southern New F^ngland Telephone Hawthorne Sr., PER; Chaplain QUEEN SIZE $ 1 O A 8 B Company as an installation-repair Donald ,1. Ziemak PER: inner guard, EACH PIECE ■ IZH technician. He is presently an Adelino M. Coelho; organist Joseph employment representative. Dinunzio; and presiding justice of the For a very thort time you can buy Zahaba joined the Norwich Lodge subordinate forum, Robert W. thie apeclal Sertapedic mattraa* *1 of Elks in January 1971. 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Italian sausage, proposed $264.BI7 budget for 1979-80. There is a possibility the rate could Conrortlia Church mushrooms and spinach spiced to flavorful perfection. It’s covered with pizza The board did little actual work on drop since the number of persons ser­ MANCHESTER - A Lenten ser­ EACN^ sauce and Parmesan cheese. . the budget other than reviewing the viced by the district has increased vice will take place tonight at 7 at I \ proposals and making a few with the inclusion of Buckland, The Concordia Lutheran Church, At 6; 15, WALL UNIT Next, your culinary travels take you to a Mexican fiesta. Thebeverage for a slate Supreme Court ruled last year recommendations and changes. Most a Lenten supper will be served at the leisurely afternoon is Sangria-Tea Old. made easily with sweetened lemon that the district has the authority to of the work wilt come in the next cou­ church. YOUR flavored iced tea mix, rosd wine andtheTefreshingflavprs of citrus fruits. It’sa ple of months before the public provide fire and sewer services in Thursday, the Bible Discovery Huckland. whose residents previous­ Mexican favorite tailored to today’s taste, supplemenled with fresh new ideas. hearing on the budget and the di.s- Group will meet at 9;30 a.m. and the CHOICE trict's annual meeting, both in .June. ly paid taxes to the town. Golden Age Group at 1:30 p.m, in the The district directors set up a The board also reviewed a church room. Traveling east to the Orient, youfeast on a tantalizing main dish of Chinese proposed one-month budget of $22.- seri.es of meetings for budget work, Pork and Vegetables, a colorful blend of tender sliced pork, crisp ChineK style 140.39 lor .lune. This budget is needed including a June 4 public hearing on Community Baptist vegetables and pineapple in a sweet/n sour sauce. This quick and easy dish, because the district is switching its the 1979-80 budget and a June 27 date made with Chinese style boil-in-bag vegetables, includes a combination of for their annual meeting at which of­ MANCHESTER -T h e Christian liscal year from a ,lunc-May format Life Group of Community Baptist green beans, bean sprouts, pea pods and water chestnuts served piping hot over to a July-.iune one. ficers are elected and the budget adoption vote is taken. Church will have a Bible study and a fluffy rice medley. The proposed June budget discussion tonight at 7:30 at the home represents 1 12th of the present-year Earlier in the meeting, the board SAVE had discussed the purchase of a truck of Joe and Margaret Vollrath, 39 Now for a taste of merry ole England. Enjoy tea*tinie with an international budget for the district. • Marion Drive The proposed budget lor 1979-80 in­ lor the district's Sewer Department. NOW! warm-up, Picadilly Pub Pleaser. This jolly ole tea features cloves and nutmeg, cludes the following totals for the dis­ It agreed to purchase a vehicle South .Vlethodi.st slightly sweetened with a “splash” of ginger ale for effervescence. Southeast to trict's three categories —$1.34,810, Ironi the low bidder. Carter France, you’ll enjoy Asparagus Corn MealSoufflft . This nutritious dish bursts MANCHESTER -The missions Bedulilully engraved Hickory fire; $92,291, public works; and $37,- Chevrolet, for $6,494.34. The vehicle Vinyl Veneers accented wilh with the delectable flavors of asparagus, sharp cheese and enriched corn meal. will he a lour-wheel drive one with commission of South United antique brass hardware 516. administration The popular taco flavor from south of the border inspires Mexicana Fiesta automatic transmission. Methodist Church will meet tonight Gordon Ea.ssow. district president, at 7;30 in the church reception hall. Crepes. A tender corn meal crepe surrounds this zesty’n spicy Filling of ground said this morning it is still t early The board agreed to the purchase Have something beautiful beef, golden whole kernel corn and taco seasoning. You can make the crepes ahead of time and freeze them between layers of wax paper to fill and heat later. UNITS 24xi2x72"H happen to your home V Zahaha Will Rule Elks Back from your culinary travels you’ve experienced many exciting new Special Buy! ideas. Make your trip to the dinner table a regular international adventure. MANCHESTER - Leon R .Zahaba Activities. Hoop shoot and Polish Jr of Manchester has been elected Night. He was appointed this year to exalted ruler of the Manchester the State Ritual Conference, Lodge of Elks He will be installed Other Officers elected are es­ DEEP-DISH FLORENTINE PIZZA Eriday as successor of Alan T. teemed leading knight, Dwight Donze, Downham 111. esteemed loyal knight, CRUST One lO-oz. package cut leaf spinach frozen in butter sauce, cooked Zahaba was born in Norwich Douglas Downham; esteemed lec­ U2 cup plus 4 teaspoons enriched corn meal 1/2 cup chopped onion September 10. 1947 and was educated turing knight Fiobert Hay; secretary I package active dry yeast I garlic clove, minced in the Norwich school system. He is William E, Legault; Treasurer I Twin Size I cup warm water Three 6-oz. packages Mozzarella attending Manchester Community Joseph Lantieni, Jr.; trustee — 5 Each Piece I tablespoon sugar cheese slices College. He has held various positions years, John I^avelack: tiler Sfan Lee I tablespoon vegetable oil One 4-I/2-OZ. far sliced mushrooms, in the electrical field from selling Reitberg 1- 1/2 teaspoons salt drained electrical supplies to working for In addition, the exaulted ruler has FULL SIZE 2- 1/2 cups all-purpose flour Two 8-oz. cans pizza sauce electrical contractors before coming announced the following ap­ EACH PIECE *99<* FLORENTINE TOPPING !/4 cup water to Manchester when he started with pointments: FJsquire Jon C. / Ih. mild Italian sausage ‘ 1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese .Southern New England Telephone Hawthorne Sr., F^ER; Chaplain QUEEN SIZE Company as an installation-repair Donald ,1. Ziemak F’ER: inner guard, EACH PIECE *124®® FOR CRUST, grease iwo 9-inch square baking pans; sprinkle each wilh 2 teaspoons corn meal. technician. He is presently an Adelino M. Coelho; organist Jo.seph Dissolve yeast in warm water. Add remaining corn meal, sugar, oil. salt and 1-3/4 cups flour; mix employment representative. Dinunzio; and presiding justice of the For a very short time you can buy well. Stir in enough additional flour to make soft dough. Knead on lightly floured surface about Zahaba Joined the Norwich Lodge subordinate forum, Robert W. ______this special Sartapedlc mattress at 5 minutes. Shape to form ball; place in greased bowl, turning once to coat surface. Cover; let rise of Elks in January 1971. He demitted Gorden in warm place about 1 hour. Punch dough down. Cover; let rest 10 minutes. Divide dough in k i i III i c u IIII V M 11 jr half; press each onto bottom and sides of prepared pans, forming I-inch rim. Let rise in warm . to Manchester Lodge in the fall of Trustees of the Manchester F.odge Limited Time Onlv! ■ p *“ ®p - place 20 to 30 minutes. 1975. He was appointed chaplain by are Alfred M. Ritter PEFt; Andrew Past Exalted Ruler Anthony Merola Winzler Jr PER: Robert Arnold, Joh FOR FLORENTINE TOPPING, remove'meat from casing, brown in 12-inch skillet. Add in 1976. He has been active on Olechnev spinach, onion and garlic; continue cooking 8 to 10 minutes. Arrange Mozzarella cheese slices numerous committees which include Installation of officers will be over each crust; arrange meat mixture and mushrooms over cheese. Spread combined pizza house, bar, investigation. Newington .semi-public Eriday. sauce and water over meal mixture and mushrooms; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese. Bake on Children's Hospital. He also chaired (Photo bv Salem Nassiffi center oven rack in preheated 450°F. oven for 20 to 25 minutes. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Embark un an armiml-ihe-mirblfiintlfesiival n iihtiui leavii'it ydiinlminn room u iih Sunuria- Tea OIT Deep- liiyi I loremine Ti::a ami Toik ami I,eon B, /uliulia membership. Bicentennial. Youth you’ve seen bedrooms like Chinese Vegetables. VARIATION: Substitute I greased 14-inch round, 2-inch high pizza pan for two 9-inch square baking pans; bake in preheated 425° F. oven. PORK AND CHINESE VEGETABLES Prepare Chinese \cgctab!es and rice pilaf according to package .4 40 V diredionb. Slice pork thinly into bi\c*si/cd strips Heal oil in large this for One 10-02. package Chinese style One 2-1/2-oz. tar sliced mushrooms, skillet; add pork and hrown lightly. Add onion, celery and mush­ SANGRIA-TEA OLE vegetables frozen in .u>r sauce drained rooms; sautd until lender-crisp In small bowl, combine brown //.I cup firmlv packed brown sugar / cup lemon flavored iced tea mix with 1/4 cup lime juice Two U-oz. packages frozen rice pilaf hUgiir. coinslarch. soy sauce, vinegar and ginger Dram pineapple, (rice with mushrooms and 1/4 cup cornstarch natural sugar 2 oranges, sliced reserving liquid Add enough watei to reserved liquid to equal onions) 1/4 cup .soy .sauce I qt. water 2 lemons, sliced I-I 2 cups. Stir liquid into brown sugar mixjure. Add to meal hundreds 1 Ih. pork tenderloin 11.4 cup vinegar One 4/5-qt. bottle rose' wine One 7-oz. bottle club soda. •■hilled mixture with pineapple. Heal, stirring eonslamly. until iluckened. 2 5 0 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1/8 teaspoon ginger smooth and glossv. (ienllv add Chinese vegetables Serve over bed o ff L uvs; One 8-oz. can chunk pineapple, I small onion, sliced, separated ol hot rice pilaf. Makes 4 servings. In large pitcher, combine all ingredients, except soda; chill. Just before serving, add soda. Serve into rings undrained more! in tall ice-filled glasses with fruit. Makes about 8 servings. I cup celery slices The diaper created A' for your baby’s comfort *499 o F'le.xilile ( i.uhers Luvs flex every time your baby moves, so every move your baby makes is comfortable. NIte s o q o O And Luvs creates a diaper so Stand ^ 8 8 ^ j C . absorbent, it helps keep your baby comfortably dry day and nighu Just EARLY Your neighbor’s kitchen buy Luvs according to your baby’s weight. Small (up to 14 lbs.). AMERICAN iirgl.iss Medium (12 to 26 lbs.), Large (over By Betty Ryder .Sli.ipc 24 lbs.). 4 PIECE Lii\s Flexible Gathers and Your baby’s comfort begins BEDROOM Lii\s Hourglass Design mean real witli Luv-s. comfort tor your bah)' day anci INCLUDES; Easter is a traditional time for hand. It is a good recipe to remember I'iiiru|>|ili' Gluzed • TRIPLE DRESSER friends and relatives to join for a for other coffee and cake occasions, l.ciiion ItiiiflM-rry Kundl night. festive meal. A leisurely brunch llol CroHM Bundl 1 pkg. lemon blueberry ring cake • CHEST after church is a popular way to Only Luvs has a tailored Cake: mix • HUTCH MIRROR celebrate the day and welcome 1 lourglass Design: wide where 1 pkg. pound ring cake mix ' I cup water • HEADBOARD spring. 1 cup dairy sour cream •'4 cup margarine or butter, your hah)- Ls wide, tajvred for (ntll OR QUEEN SIZE) Brunch food that can he prepared ' 2 cup water soltened or oil comfort nhere )our hah\’ is in advance is a boon for busy cooks. ■i cup margarine or butter, 8-oz. can crushed pineapple; drain These two recipes both make moist softened and reserve syrup narrow. No uncomfortable »499 Bundt cakes that can be Baked a day 1 teaspoon grated orange peel 3 eggs. , hunching. No unnecessar)’ ahead, .^s a bonus, the fluted ring 1 teaspoon almqnd extract Heat oven to 325. degrees. Grease shape is a decorative addition to your 'll teaspoon cinnamon and flour t2-cup fluted tube pari, Rinse hulk between your baby's ALL BEDDING table. If your group is large, you '/i teaspoon nutmeg and drain blueberries from mix. In legs. * might want to make one of each. 3 eggs large bowl, blend cake mix, water, fa m o u s NOW ON SALE A not-too-sweet pound cake makes 1 cup raisins margarine, drained pineapple and Lu\ s fits comfort- a good finale for brunch. Hot Cross Crosses; eggs until moistened. Beat 2 minutes V \ K IN G S IZ E c o l o r s ahlv around \ our baby’s Bundt takes the traditiona' raisins '/4 cup powdered sugar at medium speed (portable mixer Earljf Bird Syeculs |nd spices from hot cross buns and use highest speed). Stir in drained legs because Lu\ s has Twin Size Set I '/2 to 2 teaspoons milk E BEANBAGS adds them to pound cake ring mix. Heat oven to 325 degrees. Grease blueberries. Pour into prepared pan. Flexible Gathers. C A S H t Grated orange rind is a less and flour 12-cup fluted tube pan. In Bake at 325 degrees for 30 to 40 CARRY traditional addition, but it adds large bowl, blend 2 clear packets of nriinutes. refreshing flavor. cake mix and remaining cake in­ In small saucepan, combine glaze Use the 24 V4 oz; pound cake mjx gredients until moistened. Beat 2 and packet and reserved pineapple for aTich, fine-grained cake that fills minutes at medium speed (portable syrup. Heat to boiling over medium - CUT ALONG DOTTED LINE,------the 12-cup Bundt pan. Crosses of heat; continue cooking until mixture % 08LU SALE AT BOTH STORE? mixer use highest s p ^ ) . Pour into STORE COUPON powdered sugar icing effectively prepared pan. Bake at 325 degrees becomes clear, stirring occasslonal- Peter’s Furniture City 810 Main St.1 SET decorate this Easter brunch dessert. for 50 to 60 minutes. Cool upright in ly. Remove cake from oven and place Pineapple Glazed Lemon '«.4 pan on cooling rack (about 45 on cooling rack. Pour hot syrup I CD MANCHESTER, CONN.. Fill Size SET 123. Blueberry Bundt is another good X 250 minutes); invert into serving plate around outer edges of cake in pan. pound-type cake for the brunch and cool completely. (Y)oI in pan 10 minutes; invert onto crowd. Crushed pineapple is added to In small bowl, combine topping serving plate. Store loosely covered. lemon blueberry ring cake mix, packet, powdered sugar and milk un­ 16 servings. 1 ANY SIZE while the pineapple juice goes into a til rmooth. With small spoon, drizzle High Altitude — Above 3500 feet; ctepo&ibte (Aapeis hot syrup that soaks into the cake and glaze on wide ridges of cake to form 8 Add 2 tablespoons flour to large clear LIMIT ONE COUPON PER PURCHASE jll glazes the lop as it cools. crosses equal distance apart. Store packet of cake mix. Beat two « I This good tasting cake uses in­ •■■Mi .«••»> r « (M M «p ,M ( <• Aa, « % . ^ Vl.4 ■lit tightly covered. 16 servings. minutes at high speed. 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EVENING HERALD, Wed., April 4, 1979 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE i-. South Windsor ding with topping. One-room School is Winner for Teacher, Students Menus All SrIiouU Tuesday: Salami grinder, fruit juice, potato chips, gar­ den salad, pineapple cake. Monday: Hotdog, turkey salad, or peanut butter and individual attention for the struc’tion programs for said. ■ 'The newspaper is a par­ One afternoon is district conservationist for Wednesday: Roast turkey, sweet potato or mashed SID.NKY. Nfb. (UPIl - minutes of reading was jelly sandwich, potato wedges, grean beans, roll or ticularly good tool," she the Soil Conservation Ser­ potato, cranberry sauce, peas, gelatin with topping. III the Ilf nuclear children. each child. That was a Mrs. DeArmen just too long," she said. reserved for the Cooking ' ! ^ O'* *^ Shop CouponPUfiu^Stop ( Shop CouponP [Slop » Shop CouponpU ^ ^ l sTop t Shop Coupon [I Ydlow Onions s 7 9 * • ■ * MioH ^ I. .1 fM17| Monday: .luicc, Count of Monte Cristo sandwich, tossed M15< I With this coupon I Wiih ihis coupon I With this coupon With tNs coioon and a S7 50 MH MH MH salad, strawberry shortcake. the University of Connec­ ■ I ^a$7 50 andaS7.50 anda$7 50 MH MANCHESTER - Strawberries ^ purchase purchase I purchase ■ purchase Tuesday: Macaroni and cheese, fish slicks, buttered llepistratioii for spring ticut Center lor Personal € 9 peas, rye bread, carrot cake. Waitermdon 1 9 Hurry in and taka advantage of the savings' proprams and activities is Growth, and encourages L B T Q e ^ ^ 36 size Clean our your 'medicine' cabinet and Wednesday: Meatloaf, mashed potato and gravy, bread now heiiip accepted at the both men and women par­ fill it w' I a fresh supply of family needs and butler, broccoli casserole or corn, applesauce. ticipants. Nulmep liranch of the A sp arag u s California 9 9 32 ounce bottle Thursday: Juice, barbecued beef on roll, buttered llarllord Kepion YWCA. Some of the adult classes Cantaloiipe 89 jMargari noodles, wax beans, chocolate chip cookie. .Most ol the.se activities which are being offered Fresh California irniMNC will tiepin the week of April again lor the spring session L iste rin e IH include tennis, body con­ FreshAvocados» 3 <^l 111b. pkg Qtr. lb sticks 11 lb. can |2 Liter bottle Elderly ditioning. - yoga. run for MINUTE MAID Menus which will be served April 9-13 at Mayfair and .New classes for adults tea.r.'c'-'O A n tise p tic include liasketmakinp, your life, disco dancing, lower 8 9 iBLUE ! ORANGE ! MAXWELL jCOCACOLA Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents 60 and over, shirret rupmakinp. paren- modern dance, asser- ____ "Helps kill germs, ^1 1 3 9 are as follows: tivene.ss training, continen­ .Fancy< Mushrooms '^ 9 8 ' .- SBONNET ■ o r Monday: Turkey ala king over rice, seasoned green linp skills training, ballet, JUICE Frozen ■HOUSE [ TAB freshens breath, too." a n d' Men & W om en: tal cooking, painting and peas, vegetable coleslaw, chilled peaches, whole wheat m a r g a r in e 12 ounce can ’ j Grinds (67.60Z.) Chanpinp Roles. sketching, watercolor : S ! 'C O FFEE SSODA bread, margarine, skim milk, coffee or tea. * I GoodSui. Apm I • Sat. Aprd 7 226 B Good Sun Aprd 1 • Sat. Aprd 7 2 2 5 1 d S u i. Aprd 1 • Sat. April 7 Good Sun. April 1 ■ Sal. Apnl 7 2 2 3 Daily Vitamins with iron pfzi?ffoo 99' The basketry class, workshop and mother-tot Pears 4 9 Fresh Carrots 6 9 ■« ■ Larat one per custismer r~— bmt or« per customer s per customer Umil one pet customer -a baked-chicken om activities. Denture Tablets Etferdenl pkg o(40 99' Tuesday; Beef in gravy over warm bun, green beans, laiiphl by Barbara Goodin, : i i M i ■ ■■■r&ocmy*” Tennis lessons will be mixed vegetable salad with french dressing, vanilla- is feared to beginning — Regular or Unscented students Ms. (ioodin. who offered on the Robertson chocolate swirl pudding, bread, margarine, skim milk, has tanpht this course in School courts, and taught coffee or tea. I'dlinploii and Coventry, by Millie Lucck, There will W o n d ra S k in Wednesday: Baked chicken with gravy, whipped will lea<'h basic techniques be clas.ses lor beginner, ad- potatoes, seasoned collard greens, cranberry sauce, of Iwininp, wickerwork, vanced beginner, in­ Avith an alternative raisin custard pudding, roll, margarine, skim milk, Stop& Shop is first L o tio n coffee or tea. and coiling. Participants termediate and advanced Conditioninc^ Thursday: Navy bean soup, Salisbury steak with gravy, will meet on Monday mor­ intermediate: all classes 6 ounce bottle" nings and will create fw J v Fresh Pork Spare Ribs Vegetables G *6oz Gert Edwards has the high individual score to date of use your annual dividends proved course of study un­ Frozen 1,49. THIS WEEKS FEATURE ITEM; 649, and the high total score of 6,477. to buy piiid-up additions. Stop & Shop Pineapple or Stop&Shop Heinz French Fries All Nude Panty Hose GO' til their ’23rd birthdav. Deto F n«p 9 O rMa Cul Chicken Breast 72oi ‘2.79 Beige, Tan a Taupe-A&B Reg 99C \ J ' > J ZV i Q i k M BMMrOO-FiOMrt Breakfast Sausage Countryfine/"'/M Io I tx id r m m m "Tj La Pizzeria with Thigh & Drumsticks >J^tr,‘2.79 mPie o Im cover 2- 2’/2lb.pkg 149. TeaKetUe 22oz I 8 o z ., eese Pizza Fruit oS the Loom wiltieacti Stop&Shop is pkg pkgJ SSIood “Candyland” for Su'-GkrySken 10%oz I Lovable Pets putcTnse Lenten Swiss Cheese I6- Boys T-Shirts c q THENEW 31b cup Calabro ings ever with candy Cod Photo Supply Sale Rsh Sticks 89“ package of 3 Reg $3,49...... ^ .O v 7 ILLUSTPA1 from stops ShopI Shop our huge Fresh ^ Half Galon Sun Glory KCDOAK110or126 Men’s Briefs deeded of COLUMBIA selection of Easter treats...jefy eggs, Color Print s-. R ic o tta package of 3 Reg $3,99...... ‘2.99 ENCYCLC ctxxxilate rabbits, marshmallow F m e t s l ^ Whole Milk more than likely loai found from the adi In thli Educator chickens, candy eggs and traditional Rim 1.o9 apart Skim, Men’s Boxer Shorts 3 pound box frozen 20 exposure roll paper’t Clatilfled Section. developed vOle Easter baskets. So, save yourself Fresh Asstd. - package of 3 Reg $5.99...... ‘4.49 Cleat1y)Minen ^ WM»-kM Plain Yogurt 89“ Flavas some money and an extra trip to the Squid (Calaman) S M a ■inlraled O 1.79 Cod Steaks 1 , 2 9 . SYLVANIA j . . Q f N Cracker Barrel 1 .3 9 Men’s T-Shirts candy store Pick up an extra little WhnorTiKM package of 3 Reg $4.99...... ‘3.79 V o ll on sale every week 69'ea Taste Q S ea q Magi-cubes L v jy Waffles . treat or two..the smiles oa the'kids. Q 40Z.S ^ Chef 4 2^ pi^g Qf 0 Cracker Barrel 1 .3 9 lAspISbOO 12 perf^ shots pl^ _____ :______.Jjrapefruit Juice i?oi oz. I lord College for Women can The Dual Career Couple; Strategies lor Success" and YAMS OUVES A Complex Decisions: To Have or Not to Have Children" are evening work.shops which examine some of M ountain Qrown Folg^k The MEATing Place Ihe issues facing working couples, "The Dual Career Couple: Strategies for Success " will 0R$250FE treat topics such as how two business professionals can BOnOM make a successful life together, maintaining two $ • 1 8 9 separate hou.seholds, the stresses of such a relationship, And perfect omelets with BEEF 1 orporale pressure ou dual career couples and combing ROUND ROAST BONELESS ID. personal and familv lives with separate careers this great Riding Omelet Pan. The Dual Career Couple" will be Tuesday. April 17 HAM STEAK OR ROAST BONELESS lb M.99 Irom 7 to It) pm Dr Sharon Toftey Shepela, director of research lor I’lie Coimseling Center, will lead Ihe There are two terrific breakfast treats now at Hot Bake Shop Dairy. workshop _ Men! Wamen! What a Hot avalMXe In your favorite store. The first is Mountairi r^ioicelTakeeitherof our "wel­ FRESH BAKED Merlben Or New BrHeln' REGULAR QUARTERS Grown Folger’s, always rich and come sprinrtime” offers now A second worksho|i dealing with some issues of working delicious, especially at breakfast. The HARD FLEISCHMAN’S couples is "A Coiiipli'x Decision To Have or Not to Have and you could be looking and (’hildrcn " Issues such as when to begin raising a family, second is Folger's mail-in offer for a feeling your greatest by summer, ROLLS doz. MARGARINE terrific Folding Omelet Pan. For ibu can have one full week liarenihood, the working mother and society's views Service Deli— Deli------.iboiil r.iising a laiiiilv will be examined in the workshop extra-special family breakfasts, go to absolutely free gr $25 OFF any CANNED your store and pick up both today. full term membership. Either way, WATER AOOECM}OMESnC \ Complex Decision' will be Wednesday. .April 25 you’ll have full use of our famous Folger’s Coffee is available in dif­ Irom 7 to 10 p m Dr Karen Bander, consulting clinical services and facilities. So call today. This COOKED CUDAHY ferent grinds, one just right for your psvchologisl lor The Counseling center and Lois Les.ser. offer is for a limited time. career counselor with The Counseling Center will lead coffeemaker. And Folger's is moun­ HAM HAM the workshop ■ • Individual Exercise Program tain grown. That’s the richest, most • Nutritional Guidance Health ft Beauty Aids. Frozen Food. aromatic kind of coffee. The cool mountain air and gentle sun Botli workshops will tic held at The Counseling Center, • Modem Exercise Equipment CHEESE .lohnsou House, on Ihe llarllord College lor Women cam­ shine let coffee ripen slowly so it builds up rich flavor. , • Exercise Classes pus. 1283 Asvliim Ave . Hartlord Single persons are also Folger’s Flaked Coffee is specially designed for automatic drip coffeemakers • Super Heated Steam Room AIM CELENTANO welcome It's the same delicious Mountain Grown Folgers but it s flaked to release • Soothing Sauna 8.2-oz. 11-oz. tube pkg. l''or registration c.ill The Counseling Center. 238-5,358 more rich flavor, so you use less and save money. If you normally use 5 • Relaxing Whirlpool TOOTHPASTE PIZZA measures per pot, you only need 4 of Folger's Flaked Coffee. • Indoor Heated Swimming Rx)l General Merchandise— Produce 3 PLY REWFORCED CAUFORNIA GROWN SPECIAL OFFER! 8 6 3 4 C F TAKE TH S COUPON TO YOUR STORE NYLON FRESH Folding Omelet Rin. Look for Folger’s « lb. Dcuui Vluiuiii (lliih I S 35 i l t h HOSE ASPARAGUS display in participating stores. Save35C A'out family wall flip lor ihv flullu delicious i->mclets you’ll whip up cm any size can Ol 100% with this inqenious Folding Omelet Pan It lets you make any VIM''' OSt J Sols Annual IMeel COUPON PuTB Coffee kind of omelet like a pro Costs $5 45 by nviil with required PER RegulaT WEVMNTVOURBODVt FRANKLIN, Mass. — The .All-Connectieut Dean .Aliim crTtilicate when you buy anv sue can of Folger s Collee or PURCHASE Folger's Flaked Coffee Fleavy duly aluminum is porcelain or Flaked SPENCER ST. MANCHESTER 111 Club, comprised ol Dean .Academy and Junior College r Z U 987 E. MIDDLE TURNPIKE finished outside and has a Teflon ll‘ inlenor OPEN MON-FRI7 AM to MIDNIBHT MANCHESTER alumni, will hold its annual meeting at the Yankee IMPORTANT: Your order must he accompanied by the Silversmith Inn in Wallingford on Saturday. April 21, A siwcial Folger's mail in certilicale. available at partiapaling TO n « OtALW rm m SAT 7 AM -10:30 PM. ___ OPEN 8:30 AM • 10:30 PM. cocktail hour w ill be held at 6 pm with dinner following stores, or by sending your name, address and zip code to PRICES EFFECTIVE ONLY AT SHOP-RITE STORES. LISTED ABOVE at 7 p m George Malcom-Smith Class ol 1921. will ho the Folger's Coffee Omelet Pan Offer. P O Box 4;t2. Cincinnati. 646-4260 master ol ceremonies. O hio 45299 Your request lor a certificate must be post MANCHESTER « . M txi.e. MXW .< M t" »»■ to W M mu« (M M «!. i l ^ to M t i . (H ..IM to More than l.OtX),alumni reside in Connecticut and all marked by September .W. 1979 Please alkrw lour weeks 35C FOLQER COFFEE CO. | 073860 m id d le TURNPIKE WEST Mimr, n W. miM ■» taJ»SW are invited to attend Members of the IX’an administra (or certilicale delivcrv Ofler good only in U S A . Limit 515 W4KEFWN fOOO COWOIMT1CW l>7» _ .t.iiuv will also he in attendance...... — . onc.cnjrvekt pan per name or a d d n ^ . ______CUTAtONGDOTTEO LINE - ^ TMFo4Q«if<^MComo«ny. 1B79 — Interested persons shouidTiiakeTOSPt'vaTlotvs'by con Only one 1-week membership or $25 discount per person. Applicants must be first time a ^ l t ^ ilestslSorover. taeting Mrs Robert A Smith. 1.30 Montowese St.. Bran Facilities and hours may vary with location. Longer term memberships will be otfencred. lord, hy April 18 I’AGE TWKNTV-SIX - KVENING HEHALD. Wed . April 4. 1979 Manchester Libraries Acquire New Books KVKNl.NG HERALD. Wed.. A pril 4. 1979 - P.AGE TWENTY-SEVEN New books at Whiton Hidden Sources of Sodium:Not All in Food, Drink Rukeyser — The collected Memorial Library are: New books at Mary Cheney Lottman - Albert Camus career changers Finrtion unit nunfirlion Cornell's Division of professor writes that Because many such poems F irtio n pleat clown artists' yearbook — 1978: a By JEAN.NE LESEM diete tic sodium than one serving of on salt for their good stalks, 67 milligrams. One Library are: Myerhoff - Number our dried soups and Nutritional Sciences in Sessions — Roger Sessions Butler — Lilie Fuller — The airman who Savage Everything you directory for writers, artists, Junior Room in Family Edilur a popular brand of canned taste." says Elain Rose- sodium is vital to life — but products don't taste salty, cup o f s k im m ilk . 127 I'ir liiiii days would not die mixes. on music Crowley — Engine summer always wanted to know about playwrights, writers (or film, Aylesworth — The story of Ruderman. an extension Ithaca. N Y. thinks con­ too much of it may help they are hard for the milligrams. Banks — The new world Nossiter — Britain An elderly woman whose For example, one ser­ peas. Solzhenitsyn — A world split Grass — The flounder Galbraith — Almost Texas but didn't know how to radio and television, werewolves associate in Cornell sumers are increasingly cause high blood pressure average consumer to iden­ One cup of plain low-fat Bcnchley — Portrait of a Oden - Agenda for theology ving o f one of leading b r a ^ A Big Mac out does them apart Herst — Status ISO everyone's guide to ask photographers and composers Beck — The Incas husband had been put on a University's consumer aw are th a t n u tritio n and. and aggravate the ailntent tify . yogurt, another dieters' scoundrel Pearson — The man economics Leen — Snakes of instant beef broth and a ll w ith 1.510 m illig ra m s . Thompson — Houses of the Longstreet — Straw boss Zimmermann — Careers in Rei-unlH low sodium die t boasted she education program in New health problems can be once it is established. ■■ For example, consider Blaise. — Lunar attractions Whistler - n t^,^w is — Naples '44 All the preceding figures delight, contains 122 West McMullen — Welcome to the health: the professionals give Leonard Berstein — Pringle — Wild foods: a had found a way to make seasoning m ix contains 818 Blyth — Eor better and (or The penguin book of women are quoted by Consumer Y o rk C ity. caused by too much Most people don't realize celery and skim milk, both milligrams, the same as a Trunk — Jewish responses grave you the inside picture about Leonard Berstein: Symphony beginner's guide to iden­ his meals palatable. milligrams of sodium, worse poets C (Curie) “Low sodium products sodium . how much hidden sodium favorite diet foods for cup of whole milk. to Nazi persecution Skelton — The regiment their jobs No, 3. "Kaddish" tifying. harvesting and She was substituting almost three times as Reports in a recent article Branimer — The gay place The political economy of in­ Reid — Marie Curie cooking safe and tasty plants aren't acceptable to many In “ Professional exists in unprocessed and weight control. One large Just two Alka Seltzer Weenink — The art of Cohen — A guide to services F. Power Biggs — Music of crushed bouillon cubes for much as a single serving of about salt and high blood Burgess — Abba Abba flation N o n firlio n Sand — George Sand in her from the outdoors pe op le." Perspectives." a processed foods and oute’ stalk of celery con­ tablets contain 1.064 church canvass Bolls — What color is your for the hearing impaired' in jubilee — F, Power Biggs bacon. The bacon, sur­ pressure. Byatt — The virgin in the Haevuori — Ijsse Viren: own words Tully — Dread diseases table salt in cooking, un­ Shiriki Kumanyika. an newsletter for extension beverages. niWicines and tains 50 milligrams of milligrams of sodium, The Western a collection of parachute?: A practical Connecticut playing Bach favorites for prisingly. contains 47 "Processed foods tin garden Olympic champion critical essays Sanders — How to be a corn- Van Warmer — Squirrels aware of the very high assistant professor in home economists, the even toothpaste. stKiium; three small inner more than half the daily manual (or job-hunters i Writer. Inc. — Writers' & organ and orchestra fewer m illigram s of general) rely very heavily Christgau — Spoon Keisman — Folded lies '$odium content of non- dietary goal recommended t.'ohurn — The babysitter by experts. Ms. Cookson — Marv Ann and SUPER BONUS COUPON ___ -CTTan ____ SUPER BONUS COUPON SUPER BONUS COUPON Kumanyika writes. B ill "Several water treat­ Corripgton — Tbe actes and I With this coupon and I i7.50purchaM* W ite I N I copoon a n ) I S7.S0 p u n l a u ' WiOi ths coupon and I $7 SO pircte’ « i« i tta m n i 1 (7 id p u rA W W itt lb s coipon and a $7 so pi,rthast’ With tt($ coupon and a S7 so purthast' ment methods add sodium monuments Relreshing-2 Liter or (pnijdinJ YOUHdObetterX Ready _ ^ A H M W l K M i M Blended Quality t.'risp — The london deal I ■ Thick-Rich to that naturally occurring M o z ^ c n I ^ G a l l o n TXJM.XTO (,'urtiss — The menace :A&PtNsweek\‘' ^ G a l l o n contadina c o n t a d i n a in water." she adds. within Pastene ^ P e p s i T 1 The consumer magazine Dayan — Three weeks in Oc­ with these / W C a r u s o noted that serving for ser­ Tomato 6 oz T o m a t o Boz. tober SUPER BONUS / jjjgOTP^Tom atoes' i c o l a ving. salted peanuts and ■ “ ' l 'Eidudmg ilwns prohibiiad by 'Exduiiniif items prohibited by law OH P a s t e can S a u c e can IX'Ssau — The red-haired . Y Ticiudng itims proNbttid by ta« 'EiduOng ittn s proMted by ka« I ‘EiduDfig itiMS prohttitid by ia« potato chips had a lower ! LuraiI One\nm wCoupon vvvei rPtf V) rFaintly •iiiriy 39^1 nr*C ■ L im it One C oupon Per F a m ity N I 'EicUkngitMRsprotittiitdby U« _ UM tO ntC« onNrFaiRtfy «»-2____ b r a t I ValidApnM-7.T979 601.COM Valid Aoril 1- 7.1979 S LRMt Ow Coupon pgr FiMty AP-2 ______9 I LmnOntCowmPvFaRuty I LimiCNCOACionPfrFanWy sodium content than a pop­ I VaWApmi‘7.B79 ^VahdApnn-7.S79 603 i j m ■ VahdApnn-7.t979 ! VaMAprril-7 1979 Eberhart — The bayou road 602 COK ular brand of corn flakes: Gilman Herland 132. 191 and 260 Ham ilton— The lion and the USJ>.A U.S.D.A milligrams, respectively. cross L E N m SEAFOOD SHOP Fresh Chicken Sale! nSPECTE) Hammond-Innes — The last Hi HSPECTW lot of baked goods and voyage AVAIL. WED.-SAT. C ut Up S p lit o r desserts also are high- ilanly — In guilt and in glory (ZVitO sodium Ms, Rose- F re sh co d Fille ts CALIFORNIA 3 Its.) Herron — Aladale ' Quick Frozw (5 k. ptf '•Ji) Turbot or BOX' W h o le Ruderman says an analysis Herst — Status ISQ or of all the foods at a popular Huffman — Virginia reels HADDOCK FILLETS FRYERS » Q u a rte re d hamburger chain showed ■ Quick Frozon-BittirOIppod Lampton — Gateway to Red Ripe Chicken FrYlng the hot cherry pie con­ Limbo A&P FISH & CHIPS 3% to Each Package Contains tained nearly halt a gram Ixngicy — The war of the A&P-QuIck Frozm ROASTERS 4 lbs 3 Leg Qtrs.-3 Breast Qtrs. FRYERS of siHlium — about as much eoi 3 9 running fox 3 NeckSiS Wings-3 Giblet Pks. as a burger. l.iederman — The CRISPY SHRIMP p«a I C hickens (Witn Quick Frozin-Breodod IWitti pan Baking powder is moneyman • Wngsl ot bach) Mahan — The Moviola man A&P FISH STICKS 69* BREAST QTRS LEG QTRS another high-sodium Martin — That man from Mri.Paul'i-QuIckFrozon Strawberries product. 7% 01 $ ^ 1 9 Because no law requires Smyrna FISH FILLETS peg I H o r s e Moggach — Vou must be Gorton'i'OuIck FrozM) SwMf-JuiCV C sodium eontent labeling. sisters 7’ooi 8 9 R a d i s h . ' I'onsumcrs trying to lim it Morgan — Belle Starr SHRIMP SCAMPI peg I 99 JUMBO their intake of that sub­ Pace — Nightingale Tasta-Q-Soa-Qulck Frozen B a ile r H PINEAPPLE C o i d e n lb. stance should read labels Platonov — Chevengur FISH STICKS OWd 9* Y a m s carefully. Among the sub­ Hobertson — Victoria at 3 * 1 C h i c k e n stances used in some nine F r e s i r processed footls arc dis- Schott — Up where I used to SERVICE DELE Fresh Made Daily A& PSeediess $139 C h i c k e n K live 4 odium inosinate. disodium R a i s i n s 11 o z b o x I . B r e M t s A&P S CANNED HAM SPECIALS! guanylatc, monosodium Sheridan — Summoned to STORE SLICED CELERY COUNTRY FARM PORK SHOP -Hi )))- darkness »)- glutamate, sodium ea. P o t t e d $ Z 49 A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOP Slegner — llecapitulation C o o k e d H a m HEARTS CONTAINS: 4 Center, 2 StmAler, 2 SIrioki End Chops (0 D) saccharin, sodium nitrite, Stein — I could have died store Sliced Rose Bushes i9 . a Beet Round-Boneless Beet Rib OSIDomesticsib sodium ascorbate, sodium Swift — .Splendora GENOA SALAMI /VSSDftGd ronxi^o*** caseinate, sodium ben­ Taylor — The Infidel Carando WHOLE (22-28 LBS.l WHOLE (20-25 LBS I zoate. sodium silico Wetering —■ The Maine EASTER PLANTS g , W. aluminate and sodium mas.sacre MORTADELLA PORK CHOPS Carando While Torino BOTTOM RIBS OF CANNED bicarbonate. The last is our Winslow — Oamaris 6 inch 6'Aincti psam PORK LOW old friend, baking soda. Non-firlioii COOKED SALAMI 3ib.can 41b. 3 lb. can African Violets Easter Lillies Fancy Mums pot ROUND BEEF "All koshered, pickled Adkins — The art and in­ Greok centercut centercut S g 9 9 can $ ^ 9 genuity of the wowlslove 6 inch "CUSTOM c u r CUSTOM CUT and smoked moats and y u U o i/fM HONEYMnMPV V Albert Einstein — the RIPE OLIVES „„ Hyacinth pot Fancy Hydrangea Calceolaria LOIN HICMORY $A 99 canned and frozen Italian BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS FORM. GROUND CHUCK-LEAN SMOKED '/im n GLAZED human side 6 Inch 6'A inch 6 Inch HIM HAM $ ||e e vegetables arc much Beef for stew Ground Beef HAM can II Anscombe — Arts and crafts OLIVE SALAD W- T u lip s pot Cinerarias pot Azaleas pot CHOPS CHOPS higher in sodium " than in Britain and America store Sliced their fresh counterparts, 9 Inch BREAKFAST FAVORITE t f l X Q FR02EN-WITH PARTS OF BACK # ^ A C SLICED-SAVE w WITH i i ft zu 20 uhuu GROUND(YU b BEEF tth uuuhun COUPON un ON ('flUKftut PACKAGE ^ Hard — The crime victim's FONTINA CHEESE Orchid Corsage c a ia d iu m ? Large Azaleas pot Ms Kumanyika writes. hook Domestic Any recipe containing Beatty — Still a lot of living Ann Page Sliced Bacon i f i Turkey Leg Quarters 6 9 . Piumrose imported Ham SLICING PROVOLONE (tried soup or dip mix as an Berlin — Concepts and 99^ ingredient is also sodium- categories rich Bernard- Weather watch Burner Herbert Hoover, a PROGRESSO F'or example, we added public life up the sodium content of ('aider — Einstein's un­ just one stove-lop skillet iverse 1 meal (rom a recent Colmer Coleridge to cookbook published (or a Ctilch 22 Choose Your Favortte dried soup manufacturer. Conot A streak of luck FDQD The range per serving was Cooper dr. Cooper's 1.059-1.589 m illigram s, Fabulous (ructo.se diet depending on whether the Ccxips communes & collec­ dish was eaten by four or tives MATZO -H E A V Y ^ Davis — Samaki Manischewitz (From Israel) Yehuda TOIVIATP L six persons. Depending on Dote - Shinohata, a por­ P U R B ® > K V the brand of canned tomato sauce used, the count could trait of a .lapane.se village p®M(()oro Dunne — Quintana & friends 491 rise as high as 1,578 to 2,338 K lrick — Living longer and 5.SS«|9,«2W milligrams per .serving. bundle \ bundle RED o r WHITE better LENTIL-MACARONIS BEAN or Canned condensed soups Wsnischiwlti.Streiri.orGoodmin E va n s — P e rs o n a l CLAM SAUCE ZITI,THINSPAGi€niOf ^ RAI30ZZM0 EARLY CAUFORMA-^CT RIPE STEMS4PECES HEAVY-TOMATO COLONNA-FLAVORED DEL GAIZO-IMPORTED-PEAR SHAPED also tend to be high- politics sodium. So arc such Fowlcs Islands M a tz o M eal MINESTRONE MimschiwIU favorite burger and beef Freedman Hermann PRINCE SPAGHETTI PITTED M T. LAUREL CONTADINA BREAD ITALIAN e m b c 11 i s li m e n I s a s lles.se. P ilgrim of Crisi lO'/ioz. ketchup, Worcestershire, Fry Can you find me Borscht •L' 49* SOUP Galbraith The nature of AIIBiindi ^ ^ ^ 20 oz. can can SPAGHETTI SAUCE OLIVES MUSHROOMS PUREE CRUMBS TOMATOES steak and soy sauces. mass poverty ■ 1 lb. pkg. 32oz.jar 4oz. can 29 oz. can 24 oz. cont. 35 oz. can Since relatively few Gaylin Feelings Soup Nuts s29 6oz.can recipe writers divulge the Gerri.sh Tradition and (he liUnitchiwili or Goodman sodium content, anyone on modern world RED WINE a slricl diet might want to Goodman — Turning |Miints Macaroons v * r consult a reference book Gunn — The interpretation Goodman VINEGAR .such as Barbara Kraus's of otherness "The Dictionary of Halley — Phe role of the Egg Matzo r69* Sodium, Cats, and fighcr in air warfare UanltchiwUz a m v a c for Cholesterol," orignally Hayes French cooking (or 25 oz. published in 1974 and now |)co'ple who can't cef ilte Fish M’* btl. available as a Grosset & ^ llidchner — Sophia, living ManlscbawiU. 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Food Caka;:' THICK STYLE PIZZA marketed in the frozen Leonid I J n C A ALL BRASS y , c ra c k e rs — The three worlds N-M-boee* I Y—r Chalaa n u a c COUPLINGS W w SO' CHEESE RICOTTA SLICED food departments of super­ ol Leonid SPUMONI PIZZA KELLER STEEL ENAMEL FINISH t 16 oz. jar Appian tway x 1” markets. convenience l.evenson You don't have 15 oz. cont. Half Gal. Cont. 13 oz. pkg. OCEAN SPRAY m S k t to he in Who's who to know SCHLiTZ afl39»iggo W h ite n stores, marina suppliers C a rd e n 20 oz what's what )i((l» im * (» )i;jj« > T and oilier retail outlets, is B re a d «■ (VS Cranapple x 8 9 ' l.inder How to trace your H ose Q Q ( sometimes more con­ taimlv historv LiCHT BEER LENTEN FAVORITE SOLID WHITE TUNA-IN WATER venient than making your Hanger 09.. own. (Of M l dilato-eniry blank In atofi P n ll 20GALL0N-WITHLID H o t c ro s s Chickens sea .::99' A packaged ice manufac- ASSORTED FLAVOflS-ROYAL MO. OA MINT tOOtfUbai-Oitireant lurcr, leisure Time, Inc,, U ogiie W avos Galvanizad B uns 8 ;, provides tlicse hints lor Crast SAVE ED-15 oz. SIZE DYNAMO Gelatins NEW YORK lUPIl - 12 oz. Toothpaste garbage $B99 PILLSBURY-REAOY TO SPREAD parly givers on how much Ivaiiy one Kebruary nior- UQUIO ice to purchase and use: Fruit Filled KHo; I tiitig itt l!t;i:i a Navy lieute­ Can 9 » SGOffUM Frosting Mnt • For each guest: one LOMA-32 GALLON-WITH DOME LID CHEESE Atf-CtCESE pound of ice, nant watched in horror as AWtPkGE-CflEAMypfKRUNCHY UbHe’e-Cheeie Mn-PauTs-Pwinigim Coffee Cake PILLSBURY-ASSORTED the sea rose to a moun­ FAB LAUND RY $|99 • F o r a d r in k in a P la s tic SAVE 3D . tIV 10 tainous 112 feet, cresting P e a n u t n o Caruso 7Q ( Sliced 7 (|t DETERGENT r 20 . HI ' highball glass: throe or N *tK N M » v i o l T t W E g g p la n t k 5 9 I Cake Mix high iibove the mainmast B u t t e r N«t-,Oly,OM/»MESANWH)GESor nUFT-OBSE A p p le P ie size Hot Roll MIX old-fashioned glass: two or Atnerica Corporation the Macaroni & $■ (-^ is s .:.9 9 ' CHOOSE Y O rnF A V O m f Tortewni3189^ cavateM 3 k H DINNER NAPKINS three pieces of ice. BneieMM-Bpeart StibrookFtfMs-SicMan 'a a a SAVE3(r B A T H S O A P ^”2 9 young officer liecame the Romano QAC Shraddad QQC ZOOffLaM • To keep a six-quart C h e e s e 5 I N tUMn ASP Sylvania Flash Asst. lirst person to measure a Seotkins ! bowl of punch cold for tlie ANN PAGE k 100% W hole 2 rogue wave" precisely Magic $1691 Flash wadgaf 0 9 HonaraliaK99 iro c e o fl 49* vegataMM'jf69* $1 PALMOLIVE AO C DEODORIZING CLEANER p a rty's du ration : about 25 32k .' and live to re|Hirt his fin­ G e l a t i n m o # % c SMAYBI 2 *1 Cubes Cubes Wheat Bread I DISHUQUID “ lbs. of ice. dings Pine sol • For iced tea and iced Oceanographers say that D e s s e r t s 3 ^ ^ o 9 coffee: as much as the this phenomenon is glass can hold. spawned by high winds For each new roun'd blowing for long periods in // 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE . throw out the old' ice and ■one direction over great eALDOR PLAZA^^=^NCHEST€R the remains of the drink- expanses of water. Sharply nand do what good WE RESERVE TtC RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTITeS TO 3 PER CUSTOUBI AND TO CORRECT TYPOGHAPHCAL ERRORS bartenders do — use fresh varying air and water PRICES EFFECTIVE APRIL 1-7 1979 ' PRICES BTKTIVE APWL1-7.1979 ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALERS OR RETAIL DEALERS temperatures also are con­ tributing factors.