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MANCHESTEH evening HERALD, Manchester, Com.. Wed.. March 15? 19?» - PAGE UVE-B Foster ready for season, Evert r Ski notM) Wolf pack By BILL SACHEREK E a r l Y o s t Wins Ronald MacKenzie, president of the Lake BOSTON (UPI) - No Sports Editor Placid Olympic organizing triumphs one bowed or curtsied committee, greeted ski three home runs, double when the queen relumed to writers recently from all her court — certainly not over the USA. Still in record hook “I didn't think I could carry the bat NEW YORK (UPI) - JoAnn Russell. - The North Carolina homers and a double in the Reds’ 11- triumph over the Minnesota Twins. with the help of a two-run double by The theme of the XHI to the plate I was so scared. It was a Chris Evert, the world’s State Wolfpack was well aware of Detroit’s Individual season batting records George Foster, the pleasant 10 victory over the St. Louis Car­ Tony Perez, Ellis Valentine and Olympic Winter Games in long walk from the dugout to the Jerry Tabb, which capped a four-run top-ranked female, ended sjpeed, so it attacked the Titans where they , tor the Boston Red Sox inclu^ the chap who swings that nasty- dinals. Andre Dawson homered in the Mon­ sixth inning. Lake Placid, N.Y. is “An batter's box. It seemed like miles," her three-month layoff were most vulnerable — inside. name of Tony Lupien. The former For all Foster’s slugging, however, treal Expos’ 7-2 victory over the Los Olympics in Perspective” ; he recalled. lik in g black bat for the Cin­ Dwight Evans’ three-run homer in W IV ' from professional tennis Manchester resident grounded into a two-run homer by Mike Lum in the Angeles Dodgers... Skip Jam es’ two- a theme aimed at returning Detroit underneath, Veteran righthander Mel Harder cinnati Reds, is ready to hear the second inning carried the Boston Tuesday night with a 6-4,6 only three double plays during the ninth inning gave the Reds their win­ run double and a sacrifice fly by the Winter Olympic Games r a tr e b o tt^ tte TiUns, 64-33, en route to an 84-77 vic^ was pitching for Cleveland when Lu­ the cry to play baseball. Red Sox to a 3-1 triumph over the 6, 6-3, first-round victory 1943 season in 154 games. pien finally got settled in the box. Lu­ ning margin after the Cardinals took Darrell Evans lifted the San Fran- Toronto Blue Jays ... Wayne to their original purpose “^*ht. which advances Uiem to next Sun­ The National League’s most over Russell in the 6100,000 Lupien was in town Monday night, a 10-9 lead with six runs in their half c i ^ Giants to a 3-1 triumph over the Nordhagen’s three-run homer led the and meaning. Lake Placid day s NTT semifinals in New York against Georgetown. pien made contact with the ball but it Boston stop on the honored guest at the 24th annual valuable player in 1977, Foster is of the inning. Milwaukee Brewers. will host Feb. 1624, 1900, Kendal "Tiny” Pinder scored 18 polnU and Charles sailed lazily in the air towards se­ Chicago White Sox to a 7-5 win over women’s tour. Knights of Columbus Irish^ports regarded as a possible threat to Hack Elsewhere on the Citrus and Cac­ Mick Kelleher’s two-run double in an Olympic Winter Games. Hawkeye” Whitney added 17 as NC State shut down cond base and the Indian infielder the Pittsburgh Pirates ... Barry But it was obviously a Nigbt. Wilson’s league mark of 56 homers in tus circuits: the nth inning gave the Chicago Cubs While at Lake Placid I Detroit’s high-scoring offense. camped under it for a putout. Bonnell drove in two runs in a five- struggle. The Harvard grad, who wore the one season or Roger Maris’ major Mark Fidrych allowed three hits a 6-4 win over the Seattle M ariners... had an inspection of the Detroit’s Terry Tyler had 19 poinU, John Long 17, Lupien wound up with a .278 batting league mark of 61. run first inning against Ken Holtz- “You see that sweat,” Terry Duerod 16, and Smith 12. “ colors of the Chicago White Sox in the average in a five-year career in the and one run in three innings as the Homers by Billy Smith, a grand man as the Atlanta Braves routed the Can baseball season be just around the corner? venue sites. The hockey Foster’s 1977 credentials — a .320 Russell said, pointing to "Any time you are outrebounded by 15 in the first half American League as well as the Red majors. One of his biggest Detroit Tigers defeated the slam, and Pat Kelly and Dave Skaggs arena, which was used in batting average, 52 homers and 149 New York Yankees, 11-1 ... The Evert after the match. you know you are in trouble,” Detroit Coacb Dave Gaines Sox and the Philadelphia Phillies in achievements in the minors was win­ Philadelphia Phillies, 8-3. Phil paced the Baltimore Orioles’ 12-1 Cleveland Indians topped the San A solitary student walks across snow-laden the '32 Olympics, is being runs batted in — support the belief around, but the Elagles’ home opener against 'T ve been playing Chris the National League, took over the ning the most valuable player award Mankowski had three hits for the triumph over the Texas Rangers ... Diego Padres, 13-6, with the help of Eagle Field, home diamond of the East enlarged to seat 8,000. that he could do either or both. He Tigers ... A walk to Ron Hodges and St. Paul April 8 isn’t that far away. (Herald since she was eight. She first base duties in '43 from a pretty while with the Hollywood Stars in the The Oakland A’s won their first game four shutout innings by starter Don There are 3 sheets of ice in showed Tuesday he’s ready to start Bruce Boisclair’s triple in the eighth Catholic High baseball team. It doesn’t seem photo by Dunn) never sweated." NIT fair slugger by the name of Jimmie Triple A Pacific Coast League. He of the exhibition season when they Hood. Andre Thornton had three hits the arena, bottom level for Foxx who hit 50 homers — most ever the season right now with three inning gave the New York Mets a 1-0 possible, not with all the white stuff still Evert last played com- batted .341 and led the loop in runs, downed the California Angels, 7-2, and drove in four runs for the In­ lockers and speed skating, by a Red Sox player— during the 1938 petitive tennis in next level for figure said. "It hurt our running game when we couldn’t pull it hits and tota' bases, 21 homers and dians. November, after which she season, the same year he drove in 175 skating practice, which is off the boards.” 100 RBI. decided to take a three- runs, also a team mark. in the center of town. Just In other second-round NIT games, Rutgers clipped In­ "It was a break for me to have Knicks drop game and tears month rest. Foxx was at the end of the line as a a couple of hundred feet diana State, 57-56, and Georgetown beat Dayton, 71-62. lived in Manchester,” he told "Mentally, I needed to regular when Lupien was summoned members of the Kaceys and their Sox not concerned down the street is Mirror Center James Bailey hit a 16foot jump shot with 15 NEW YORK (UPI) - The relax,” Evert said. “I was from the Boston farm club in Scran­ remarks are typical of what you hear Lake where they will have seconds left to send Rutgers past Indiana State and into friends, pointing put how good it was New York locker room was Warriors 103, Bulls 96 really tight. I wasn’t happy ton in the Eastern League. to see old friends again like Hank around the league these days.” Rick Barry's 24 points and Phil the speed bating events. the semifinals. Rutgers, now 268, will meet the winner of ■‘The greatest thrill 1 ever had in flooded with tears Tuesday In other NBA games, Buffalo with my tennis or my life Wednesday night’s Texas-Nebraska game. McCann, Jerry Fay, Fran Mahoney with CamphelVs arm Smith's 22 paced Golden State to its style. And the travelling baseball." Lupien said after nearly night after Adrian Dantley and topped San Antonio, 126115, in over­ Seven miles from center Larry Bird, Indiana State’s All-America forward, led and Nick Angelo. fourth straight win. Artis Gilmore got to me. I’d wake at night 300 turned out to salute him Monday the Los Angeles Lakers pulled time, Milwaukee downed Phoenix, led the Bulls with 32 points. of town is the Olympic all scorers with 23 points and guard Harry Morgan added night, "was every day that I put on Best manager WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) — The Red Sox don’t seem to be 121-106, Golden S tate dropped and not know what city I Village where they will 18 for Uie Sycamores. Abdel Anderson led Rutgers with 16 off an impressive 135-117 vic­ Celtics 105, Pistons 98 was in.” my baseball uniTorm. It's the as concerned about Bill Campbell’s sore arm as Bill Campbell Chicago. 10696, Boston overhauled have five buildings to points and Bailey had 13. "The finest manager that 1 had tory over the Knicks. Dave Cowens and John Havlicek If she didn’t know she greatest game. I've had a lot of was Jimmy Dykes. Ife was really Detroit, 10698, Geveland slugged house 1,500 athletes, "We did a good job of chasing the defense," said In­ teamed for 36 points as Boston was in Boston Tuesday, thrills over the years, but none better great, " he n o t^ . Dykes was a fine Campbell, Boston’s ace reliever, "Let me ask you what you thought Houston, 11696, .Washington defeated trainers and coaches, a diana State Coach ^ b King. "We gave it a good effort.” he comes down. We’ll take it easy rallied to defeat Detroit. Bob Lanier Rus.sell reminded her in a that getting into that uniform every hasn’t thrown since last Friday when of the officiating,” Knicks’ Coach led Detroit with 31. post office, training hall, Georgetown, backed by 18 points from both Ed Hopkins third baseman with Connie Mack's until he comes down here.” hurry. Down 4-2 in the first day." Philadelphia Athletics and later the he strained his right elbow while Willis Reed boomed to the media. "I Cavaliers 119, Rockets 98 gymnasium and several and Steve Martin, topped Dayton to advance to the semis Campbell wasn't quite as non­ know I sing this song all the time, but set and struggling, Russell Lupien is job hunting. He didn't White Sox before turning to pitching against the Detroit Tigers. chalant. Elmore Smith scored 19 first-half other buildings. The village against North Carolina State in New York. it's just disgraceful. It's a disgrace to broke and then held to tie 4- After leading, 2628, at the half, Georgetown went resign his varsity baseball job at managing. He was also one of He missed his turn to face Detroit "If it was later in the camp I’d try points entroute to a game-high 26 to will have a high wir^ the game." 4. Although Evert won the ahead by five points in the second half on the strength of Dartmouth after 21 seasons. "I have baseball’s most colorful characters Monday and stayed here while the to throw it out, " he said. “At this r ~ ^ help CJewand romp over Houston. It fence around it to keep un­ a couple of irons in the fire but who Red Sox traveled to Dunedin, Fla., to Dantley canned 29 points —15 from next two, Russell was authorized people out. six straight points by Al Dutch and Mike Riley. Hopkins and a story-teller deluxe, just as Jack point. I’ll let the doctor look at it. It’s was tba ninth straight loss for the making the shots while wants to hire a man 60 years old? 1 beat the Toronto Blue Jays, 3-1, the free throw line — and led the There will a shuttle and Martin gave the Hoyas superior rebounding strength Daly was here Monday night. not the same as the elbow problem I Seattle, 126115, and New Orleans Rockets. Evert was starting to muff lovd baseball and I think 1 can help. 1 Tuesday, Lakers' running attack to spark Los train to bring the athletes under the offensive boards as Georgetown slowly pulled During Lupien's final two years at had in 1975 with the Twins nor last toppled Portland. 106103. Bullets 120, SuperSonies IIS them. would jump at the chance to get into The win came on the strength of a Angeles to its 14th victory in the last Braves 123, Spurs IIS to and from town. away. Harvard, he led the Eastern Inter­ year with the Red Sox. That was a Bob Dandridge, Kevin Grevey and She nearly became un­ scouting but there are few jobs three-run homer by Dwight Evans 18 games. Randy Smith scored a game-high Dayton, which shot only 38 percent from the floor in the collegiate League in hitting with .442 shoulder, But I'm concerned.” Mitch Kupchak each hit for 24 points glued in the second set, as open." he said. and five-hit pitching by Mike Torrez, Los Angeles outscored New York 38 points, including six in overtime, first half, finished with a .1610 record. and .475 averages which promjited Torrez showed that he has and Elvin Hayes added 18 points and Russell took the first four The new towers on the 70 Dick Drago and Tom Burgmeier. 43-29 in the fourth period and 8659 for to rally Buffalo to its fourth straight the Red Sox to take a closer look and recovered from the effects of the 10 rebounds to pace Washington over games. Evert’s forehands and 90 meter jumping hill then a contract. Other than Evans’ blast, Boston the second half. Earl Monroe and victory. Swen Nater added 30 poinU First at bat liner which hit his arm in batting Seattle. Dennis Johnson led the were uncontrollable, her are up and are awesome to got only two hits off Jays’ pitchers Bob McAdOo led the Knicks with 26 and 24 rebounds for the Braves. Although he made his debut in Red Twenty four hours after the 1938 practice a week back. He threw four Sonics with 26 points. two-fisted backhands were see. Grandstands are also Yale-Harvard game, Lupien was a Mike Darr, Butch Edge, Pat Darcy points pach. Burks 121, Suns 106 Jan 109, Trail Blazers 103 Richards questioned Sox colors at Hartford’s Bulkeley strong two-hit innings. going into the net, and her up and people on the bot­ professional with Scranton. and Dennis DeBarr. When all the crying had ceased. Brian Winters pumped in 29 points Aaron James scored six straight Stadium in an exhibition game "He had a good breaking ball and first serves were sailing tom were very small. The Today, he can look back on a But Manager Don Zimmer said he Lakers Coach Jerry West put the and rookie Ernie Grunfeld acMed a points to ignite a 16point spurt in the but holds up answer against the Hartford Eastern League slider,” Zimmer said. "He threw whole thing in perspective. wide. jump site is just over a baseball career that spanned more wasn’t worried about Boston hard, especially in the last inning. I season-high 21 in his first start to lift final two minutes, giving New mile from town. entry, it was against Cleveland that than 40 years. strength at the plate and said he was “We play competent basketball; Milwaukee over Phoenix. Walter Orleans a victory over crippled BOSTON (UPI) — The question arose at the wrong he got his name into the lineup for the thought Drago threw hard, too, as that's why we win and that's why we time. And Renee Richards fielded it in a manner which " I’d love to get a job in baseball. 1 unconcerned about Campbell. hard as we’ve seen anyone so far. Davis scored 38 points to lead the Portland. It was the third straight first time. won tonight,” he said. “Reed's Suns. Mt. Von Hoevenberg is suggests she’s repulsed at the thought of answering it still think I could help some club," he “The sore spot is nothing to worry But, he’s so strong that he can throw loss for the defending NBA champs. [ Bowling j Boston Manager Joe Cronin looked said. about,” said Zimmer. "It’s just 6.5 miles away where they tournament after tournament. down the bench and called Lupien's hard a lot earlier than others. And have the world famous bob Fourteen winning seasons in 21 above the bone on Campbell’s elbow. "Would you do it all over again?” asked a television name out to pinch-hit. Burgmeier looks good, too. He was run where they just reporter. years at Hanover apparently wasn't The doctor (team physician Arthur As he made his way to the bat rack, throwing a palm ball, which I've ST. JAMES- Debbie finished the world 2-man “Dd what?” she answered sharply. good enough. That's a .667 percen­ Pappas) will look at it Friday when Lupien recalled his knees were never seen him throw before. Rozell 126136371, Donna and 4-man bob sled cham­ "You know, the operation, knowing it has caused all tage which is a good average in any Sklat 134, Amelia Anastasa playing a steady tune. league. Luck of the draw out pionships in which eight this publlcltv?” 130, Bette Vittner 136353, nations competed. I took a Richards had just lost a tough first-round match Mon­ Major grid changes Lucille Krinjak 130, Sue ride down from half way. day to Lesley Hunt in the $100,0IX) Women's Professional Balesano 342, Debbie Wow! There is a new luge Tennis Tournament. She was sitting in the interview Rozell 345. run being built near the bob room with perspiration streaming down her face. Whalers’ fortunes approved by NFL for UCLA^ Arkansas run. She sh ifts her body toward the questioner, obviously RESTAURANT- Brian in no mood to rekindle the controversy which has NEW YORK (UPI)-UCLA eighth-ranked Kansas, 8676, and it everything will work out against the Kulas 176157-472, Hank followed her since her sex-change operation. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UPI) — National Football League can expect as hard a game from the It is walking distance top-ranked Wildcats in the other Frey 412, Dan Vignone 417, "What does the operation have to do with playing ten­ take turn for best owners have approved several major rule changes giving more and Arkansas must wonder Hogs. Arkansas, which has the best from the bob run to the Mideast game. Pat Irish 409, John Fox 396, nis?” she asked, her husky voice barely rising above a what happened to the luck of record in the nation over the past two cross country course and protection to the passer and the receiver in a move to open up But after shocking Marquette, the Don McAllister 395, Ken whisper. the draw. seasons, brings a 263 mark into the many skiers were on the the game and generate more scoring. * defending NCAA champions, the Osborne 395, Pete Grish trails. Lake Placid has After a pause, the reporter asked her, "W ell... would SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — The fortunes of goalie Louie The second round of the NCAA game while the Bruins are 262. Redskins will be hard p ress^ to In the second day of their five-day "offsetting penalties” will be 391; Russ Willhide 389, many miles of trails. you?" tournament gets under way Thursday In the Mideast Regional, Western provide an encore — Kentucky is Rollie Irish 386, Joe Levasseur and his fellow New England Whalers have taken a Complete swing annual meeting, the owners in­ assessed during a down involving a ”I asked you a question,” she said softly. "What does night with two games each in the Kentucky is coming off a first-round strong at every level. Dworak 384, Nick Nicolaz- turn for the better at the expense of the Birmingham Bulls. creased the number of game officials double foul without change of About a mile away is the my operation have to do with playing tennis? Do you Cliff Johnson of the New York Yankees was reeling and spin­ Mideast and West regionals. upset of Syracuse in overtime. It Miami Coach Darrell Cedric says zo 384, Carl Bujaucius 381, Levasseur, after sitting out 14 from six to seven to catch more possession when one foul carries a biathalon course where the think it has anything to do with it?” ning after he missed ball and dropped bat against Atlanta in In the two Mideast games at his team will have to play “as good Adolph Kusjaj 381, Emil straight games, recorded an easy 6-0 violations against receivers down- penalty of 15 yards and the other only spectators will be able to "No, not personally,” he said, "but with all the publici­ exhibition yesterday in West Palm Beach. (UPI photo) Dayton, Ohio, fifth-ranked as humanly possible” to beat Ken­ Palmieri 380, Jim Moore shutout over the Bulls Tuesday night scored his fourth of the year when he field, and also restricted bumping of five yards. The five-yard penalty will see the competitions on the ty you’ve gotten, would you do it again? ” State is paired with Western Ken­ tucky. Maybe more so. 378, Tom Schuetz 375, Pete for his second straight win over Bir­ stole the puck from Garret in the se­ receivers. be nullified. range and on the course. "I asked you a question,” she said, growing more im­ tucky and top-ranked Michigan State And Fullerton State Coach Bobby Wojtyna 374, Jim Evans mingham in five days, cond period. Another major change permits the —Reduction of a penalty for inten­ patient. ”I don’t think my operation has anything to ^ meets upstart Miami of Ohio. In the ( N C A A ) Dye has an equally imposing job 374, Fred Leroy 373, Don "The iayoff is tough,” Levasseur Steve Carlson added the final linemen protecting the passer to tional grounding in the field of play The farthest from the with playing tennis. You obviously have the opinion that said. "But you always have to stay in Whaler goal with a tip-in late in the make more use of their arms in West, San Francisco is matched with when the Titans take on San Fran­ Logan 372, Tom Greer 380, center of town is Whiteface it does.” Chris struggles to win from a loss of down and 15 yards to Fullerton State. cisco. Andy Lamoureaux 371, An­ shape. Truthfully I got a little down third period. defending against rushers intent on loss of down and 10 yards, and assess­ Mountain just 9 miles away "You’ve gotten a lot of publicity," he said, "and I think But UCLA and Arkansas is another Fullerton State compiled a 22-8 ton M ayer 372, K arl during the stretch, but 1 hope I can The Bulls played without rough BOSTON (UPI) — Chris Evert, ob­ getting to the quarterback. ment of a safety when the passer il­ probably will take a lot more to dis­ where all the Alpine events that’s a very big part of it.” South Africa’s Brigitte Cuypers, 63, record in winning the PCAA title and Robertson 379. string some wins together now that defensemen Steve Durbano, who viously rusty after her three-month The new bumping rule means a legally grounds the ball in end zone. matter. pose of Michigan State, which will be held. Ten miles of She gave a look of disgust and said, "Next question." 62, and New York’s Billie Jean King won some admirers in knocking off I'm playing." leads the league with 284 penalty winter vacation, struggled through defender can obstruct a receiver only —Reduction of a 16yard penalty to In the first game of the West finished 24-4. pipe are laid on Mt. Von handled Czechoslovakia’s Regina The shutout, Levasscur's second of minutes. three sets of sloppy tennis Tuesday once in a 5-yard zone from the line of Regional at Albuquerque, N.M., the When asked how a team with a 16 fourth-ranked New Mexico in the Hoevenberg to assure a Marsikova, 63, 64. a 16yard penalty for all fouls except REC- Ken Ostrinsky 146 the year and his ninth win, lifted the Durbano sat out his second of a 10- scrimmage and may not bump him second-ranked Bruins and sixth- 13 record could advance this far. opening round. good 6 inches of snow on night in winning her first-round Evert served a rocky first set in those involving unnecessary 137-388, Art Adamy 356, Whalers into second place, two points game suspension handed down by the downfield. Under the old rule, a ranked Razorbacks meet in what Western Kentucky Coach Jim In Friday’s games, Villanova (22- the 6mile trail in hours. match over Joanne Russell in the which she couldn't control her roughness, unsportsmanlike conduct, Newt Emerson 355, Gerry ahead of the Houston Aeros, league office following a brawl with receiver could be bumped within promises to be the toughest game of Richards laughed. 8) plays Indiana (21-7) and ninth- Mt. Von Hoevenberg, has a 3100,000 Women’s Professional Ten­ forehand, her first serves missed the personal fouls and disqualification. the night. ranked Duke (24-6) meets Penn (26 Chappell 355, Tony Heid- Prior to a 5-4 overtime win over the Winnipeg Sunday. nis Tournament, 6-4, 4-6, 63. three yards of the line of scrimmage “Just lucky,” he said. “We got a vertical drop over 3,(XI0 mark and her famed two-hand As an example, holding is now a 10- “ We must control their fast break 7) in the East Regional at cavage 353, ^ m ie Goodin Bul|s last Friday, the Whalers had In earlier matches, Marita Redon­ amd again downfield. yard penalty instead of a 15-yard couple of wins in the OVC (Ohio feet, the highest in the backhand deserted her at times. and control the backboards against Providence, R.l. In the Midwest 136, Mike Zwick 136. lost eight of nine contests and do upset fourth-seeded Betty Stove, NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle penalty. Valley Conference) tourney and East. There will little no them,” said Bruins’ Coach Gary Cun­ made it. Then we just showed up Regional at Lawrence, Kan., relinquished the leage lead to the 6-4, 62; Kerry Reid of Greenville, Russell captured the first four said the new bumping rule would —Elimination of hurdling to avoid driving in Lake Placid Winnipeg Jets. "certainly open up football." ningham. "Control of the boards will Saturday to play Syracuse and seventh-ranked DePaul (262) takes ( Scoreboard] S.C., took Babara Potter of Wood­ games of the second set before a tackle as a foul. PARKADE JUNIURS- during the Olympics as the In the rule on use of arms by offen­ be a big factor in the game." everything just worked out.” on Louisville (266) and Utah (265) "I think everyone is rounding into bury, Conn., 64, 61; Lesley Hunt of Evert’s game slowly rounded into —During the last two minutes of a Woody Yatkin 472, Eric citizenry will move about finish sive linemen protecting the passer, On Saturday UCLA squeaked by Miami would like to think plays Notre Dame (21-5). good shape now," Whaler Coach Australia beat Renee Richards of form. She broke Russell once and half, responsibility is placed on the Begley 190-488, Mike Mar­ by mini bus. The state will Harry Neale .said. WHA the owners voted, 27-0, with one have 450 buses to bring the Newport Beach, Calif., 6-3, 7-5; Ann held twice to climb to within 4-3 defensive team to line up properly tin 177, Dave Wheeler 181- "That long stretch of road games abstention, to permit an offensive public to the games after W L T Pts. Smith of Dallas defeated Caroline before Russell rebounded to take the when the referee signals ready for 470, Todd Shorts 212-481, during mid.season and a new rink (the lineman to extend his arms from his WHA players fined parking their cars in many Winnipeg 44 22 2 90 Stoll of Livingston, N.J., 7-6, 6-2; and set. play. After the offensive team is in Basketball Marty Simmons 455, Mike Springfield Civic Center) probably body and have his hands open while lots. New England 36 27 4 76 Beth Norton of Fairfield, Conn Leading 3-2 in the third set. Evert set position and the referee gives the HARTFORD (UPI) — Twenty members of the Win­ Eddy 450. had more effect on us than we would confronting a defender. Previously, See you on the mountain. Houston 35 29 4 74 struggled to a 5-7, 64, 6-3 win over broke Russell to take command of ready signal, and the defensive team nipeg Jets, including team President Michael Gobuty, like to admit, ' he said. the lineman had to keep his arms Bray (11) and Bill Calhoun Quebec 32 33 3 67 Laura Dupont of Mathews, N.C. the match At break point, Russell's is not ready to play, the referee will BUSINESSMEN and 21 members of the Birmingham Bulls were levied (lordie Howe led the Whalers with close to his body with fists clenched. (10) tops for the Knicks. Edmonton 32 33 2 66 In evening matches, Australia’s return volley struck the top of the net blow the whistle to stop play and Ron Riordan pumped in fines equaling $10,500 and hit with suspensions totaling 15 his 31st and 32nd goals of the year. Other rule changes included; 29 points with Steve Bemie Alemany and Tim 29 34 3 61 Evonne Goolagong easily defeated and felt backward. assess a five-yard penalty against the games by the World Hockey Association Tuesday, Wing Tim Sheehy, recently reac- Birmingham 29 37 2 60 —A 16vard penalty only and no defense. Siegrist and Steve Fogarty had 19 and 10 respectively for the following a hearing on their b^h-clearing brawl last tiviated from Detroit, enjoyed his Indianapolis 23 39 4 50 McAdam adding 18 and 10 Sunday night. best night of the sea.son with a goal Tuesday's Reiulls respectively in Bogner’s Bullets. and three assists. Merger talk ( Bowling ] Pat Silver dumped in 22 Larry Gordon, executive director of the WHA, con­ 86-W win over Westown ducted the hearing and levied the stiffest fine against Bir­ "1 really hadn't played much since points and Don Sumislaski Quebec 6, Edmonton 3 CINCINNATI (I PI)-Merger MOTORS AUTO REPAIRS last night at Illing. Craig mingham defenseman Steve Durbano, who was hit with a Nov. 15 when the Whalers called me 13 to lead the Hawks over Real Cloutier scored the hat trick <»f llie Worlil lloekey Aaaoeiu- FRIEND.SIIIP- Norma Phillips (27), Bob Hartnett $500 fine and suspended for 12 games. Durbano’s suspen­ so it has taken a gmxl two weeks to the Bike Shop, 54-38. Derek and Marc Tardif picked up four lion und the Notional Hockey (14), Paul (}uey (ID and sion encompasses Birmingham’s next 10 regular season get back in condition, " Sheehy said. Hunt 188, Lee Bean 192-178- Reed had a game-high 27 assists to spark the Nordiques over League won't lie diaeuased at snvKE Spike Houston (10) paced WHA games, and the team’s international exhibitions 202-572, Doreen Cote 181- for the losers. He said, "Playing on the .same line the Oilers. leoat until May, areortling to Westown. with Sweden and Finland. with Gordie and Mark (Howe) makes 482, Pegge Shelsky 180-497, Cincinnati Stingera' Vice Preai- Gobuty, who only recently assumed the presidency of it a bit easier. " Wednrsiluy'ii Gamrn Pat Thibodeau 176461, Lou SENIOR MIDGET Birmingham at Cincinnati dent Bill DeWitt Jr. Toutatn 189-509, Steve 'OOUISION the Winnipeg team, was fin ^ $500 for actions taken while But if it was a good night for the Kahuna Kids, with six Action last night at the Indianapolis at New England DeWitt aaid nothing aiiliatan- P e lle tie r 200-553, Bill he was in the vicinity of the Winnipeg bench during the Whalers, it was an unusual one for tial eoneerning a merger waa players in double figures, East Side saw Pro Edmonton at Winnipeg Shelsky 216567, Ted Babun Remodeling best Allied on-ice altercation. Birmingham goalies. Starter John diaeuaaetl at the W ll.\ triiateea IWTO whipped Tull, 90-61, at 241-516, Don C arles 548, Builders, 3622, and Burger Garrett, last year's All Star sele<-- meeting in Palm .Springa, Illing last night. Tom Dick Woodbury 537, Dave King stop Top Notch, 34-29. tion, allowed four goals before Bull tialif., laat weekend, which Juknis led the winners with NHL McKinnon 516, Tom LOW COST RENTilLS Tim and Brian Feshler Coach (Hen Sonmor substituted ineana merger plana will hate 25 Ullies, Rich Kichnet 16, Kershaw 503. had 14 apiece for **Iwmr* Wayne Wood midway through the se­ St. Louis 3, NY Isindrs 3 to wait until the league Collins Judd and Joe cond fH-riixl. Atlanta 4, Colorado 4 meetinga in May. CONK 01 Quariia 14 apiece, Ron Remodeling while Tim |F1ET(3IE» GLASS CO TWI.I.ITE- Roberta PUTS Carmel had 12 for Allied. (larrett also had a lengthy argu­ Los A n g e le s 4. SienMnski 11 and John ment with referee Hon Ego, claiming Pittsburgh 2 Bixby 206481, Betty Ven­ Barry. 10. Jim McNickle Roger Greenwood popped -TwMMMCtoom -iSfM M a goal scored by Mark Howe should tu ra 175-180-503, Pam FACTORy (22), Jack Maloney (16) in 20 markers for Burger -rMtTiMM -liM&StOOfM Madore 189-186520, Dottie and Jolui SuUck 16 for Top. AWTO eusssum cf The. r-IWM^MOm -ISncM have been disallowed because the No name change WE I 6 M t UNO TRUCKS? and Pete Leber (IS) topped puck broke a piece of plexiglass as it Whitehead 191-516, Mary TuU. There will be a m a k ^ -rwMfMMOPM - I S n c M bounced off the glass. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Mayor Botticello 470. Muutmiui game Saturday morning at 7:00 PH - IS ncM George Moscone may have yielded PMtThwM - is— tS s — m In the third period, Garrett had to Loser again wiJfTIMHniAfISEtniUTL i OR 10 at the East Side Rec somewhat in an arrangement to let between Burger King and m ountains FLORAL- Pearl Lyons popped in 17 return to the ice when Wood in­ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) the Oakland A’s leave 5ie Bay Area, ft • 1K1' colucrors tnm Garland 178, Linda Blais 24 HOUR WRECKEII SERVICE C AU 646-64641 points, Brian Galligan, 15 the Celtics. advertently went to the Birmingham — Rommie Loudd, who was con­ but the compromise doesn’t include essm pum ^64 bench to replace a broken stick. victed of drug charges in 1975 after 180, Mary Lm Weber 196 and Shawn Spears 12 as the raMMOPMI changing the name of the San Fran­ 487, Loyce Gineo 175, Trailblazers toppled the CY4) World Hwkey Association rules bringing a short-lived World Football cisco Giants. are Harriet Willson 458, Arlene 76ers, 4636, at the East St.Bridget, representing state a goalie must be replaced if he League team to Orlando, has lost Officials on both sides of the bay goes to the bench without an injury LaPointe 468, Elsie August Side Rec. Pat Carroll and the Madchester Deanery, ewancawaTocK another round in court. have unofficially agreed to free the ij?ik>i w iM •!: Wood returned to the Bulls aRer 14 457, Terry Guarino 185, BiD Bray had 10 apiece for lost in the semifinals to z z ir« i/r The Florida 4th District Court of A s from their ( ^ la n d Coliseum CARTER MT.a-Mt aiocKaHKTioncuTaaa St.Mary's of New Britain E(im.92)TOBOrt7p seconds. Appeal Tuesday upheld Loudd’s C arol F rench 207-467, the loeers. ernning. lease, provided the Giants would play ^ Sunday by an 17-SS su re . New England’s Danny Bolduc cocaine delivery convictions. Priscilla Hickey 1764W, Hie Knights ontdoeled some of their home games in the Dee Sinunons 189-520, Nan­ 1228 MAM ST. MAHCHISTHI the Ballets, 52-37, with Steve Pyka canned 23 Ck)liseum. cy Allen 467. John Connelly (16), Wayne points for the lasers. Anhtnisif Husi'h Itu Si Itnus Mo PAGE SIX-B- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaetter. Conn.. W«d.. March 15.1W8 Selectmen reject voting MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. March 15. 1978- p I g E .SEVF.m . p Wamed Momas tor Sato 23 Nomas tor I 33 HEAT BACK-UP DRIVED, National Weather Forecast Class 1 - 75% In war^ouse. for Hebron office plans Fork lift, steady work, fair AlthoughAlthmioh Selectman RavRay RiirfBurt said m _i______MM laoo company work rules and FirehouK cm p lez being built. Professional Association will meet h«C ^. jn T C A L L I She Herald excellent pay and benefits, he has been asked if Hebron’s ■ «nu 0 She said that although Route 85 is Thursday a t 8:15 p.m. in the Hebron wsyerhaeuser Company proposed $1 million Town Office CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING EOE. 278-7750. Theresa. Building addition could go to a also a major highway, it does not Congreghtional Church meeting nxnn. referendum, the selectmen agreed Route 66 The program will include a guest [MALE, REALTOR in the qieaker as well as refreshments. last week that a referendum doesn't 3000 Whan Wo Taka usually bring out over 10 percent of A .u .» . ’i’i'i® meeting is open to new P a rt tim a « members. All persons who become PHONE 643-2711 Your Houta It the voters and does not warrant the Clorical extra expense. »nenibers before March 31 will be FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD 646-4525 * should sell the building c o i^ e re d c a rte r members of the AccounUng Dept First Selectman Aaron Reid said with its half acre of land. He added orgahizatin. 178 MAIN 5T. Ml i8TE6. CT. i that after the town meeting is ilmmaditia optiiktg. 4-s h am that the site is too small to use as a Hebron’s senior citizens will meet INDEX lOWIIV 1 IU H tA r u ttt\ doRy In tha morning. warned, residents can petition for a town garage. 4 0 w " referendum vote. He added that he Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Gilead Hill NOTtCIt ADVERTISING A0VERTISIN8 Apply to PoTMimalDapL Meetings scheduled Congregatinal Church Social Room 1 - Looo and Found Neto Waetotf 13 Htip HLmetf personally feels anyone interested in J “ Poroonala DEADLINE RATES Gerber Scientific 13 The Hebron Business and 111. All interested senior citizens in voting on the question who does not 3 ~ Announcomonti 12:00 noon Uto day bofora 1 day . . . . l i t word par day Inetrumenl Compeny attend the town meeting would have the community are invited to attend. A — Eniartainmont pubUetbon. 3 dayt ... 10a word par day a.O w ~ atMM M l M Oaibtr Nd. touMi Wkidaor PART i TIME Housekeeping 5 — Auciiooi 1 2 3 * •a laiii laawMii wr child bare, one boy, after no one to blame but themselves if Dapdilna for Saturday and 6 daya .... »t word par day UFIWtATIAIA FOtOCAtT • FINANCIAL Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 2S daya ..., S« word par day R.N.S schooL daily. References they weren't pleased with the town 8 — Bond8-Slock8-Mortgag89 15 worda tZ.OO minimum required. 643-5398. after 6 Anti“War drama offered 9 — P8r$on«l Leant meeting's decision. Happy Ada...... $2,30 inch For period ending 7 a m. EST 3/16/78. Wednesday night will p.m. D — inturonca PLEASE READ find generally (air weather across the nation. Some rain, MrONLOINIDE The proposed addition would WILL BABYSIT in my home OPPONTUNITIU Rham District President, Brian Reynolds. EMnOVMENT however, may be noted over parts of the Pacific Northeast and or yours. Green School - REAL ESTATE - 2 sates peo­ provide additional office space and i — H#tp Wontod YOUR AD Troupe 2782 of the International The play setting is during the Civil along the lower East Coast while a little snow tails in the Lakes Bowers Area. Call 646-1076 are now available for ple. Should have license or in replace the Company One firehouse War. However, the comment that the I — Butioott Opportunittot CluaifM tdi an Okan am anytime. qualified B.S.N. nurses. Thespian Society, an honorary i — Situation Wtntod Itia ptiona at a convanlanca. Region. Minimum temperatures include; lapprox. max process. Generoui commis­ in Hebron Center. play makes on the realities of war is In-depth training and sion schedule. Wolverton dramatic organization, will work in EDUCATION . Tha Harth) la rttponalMa lot readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 35 159), Boston 30 (41). Chicago The fire department facility is a I — Pnvtl* IntUucttond only ona lifcofiael Inatrtlon and PART TIME to work in Phar­ experience can be yours in Agency Realtors. 649-2813. conjunction with selected members applicable to any time. fe. 22 132). Cleveland 25 132). Dallas 35 163), Denver 18 150). Duluth major point in favor of the addition > — SchOOtt'ClOMM than only to tha tin ot tha macy and pet and medicine the specially ot your choice of Rham High School's Trigon The production will be performed I'— instructiont Wonlod original Intartlon. Errort which 2 (18), Houston 41 (71), Jacksonville 55 ( 75). Kansas City 26 department. Evenings and 100+ WEEKLY mailing clr- Reid added. by a cast of six players, Craig Porter, NEAL ESTATE do not laaatn ttw valua ol tho (42). Little Rock 38 ( 57), Los Angeles 40 ( 69). Miami 73 ( 83). weekends. Flexible hours, and the hospital of your culars!!! Materials supply, Players to perform Warren Frost’s CoodomMuma selection. Plus promotion Burt said the firehouse on Route 66 Jennifer Harger, Sharon Fisher, — Homot tor Sola advaftiaomoni will not ba cor- Minneapolis 12 (26), New Orleans 45 (67). New York 32 ( 44), pleasant working conditions, immediate Income anti-war drama, “The Unknown ractad by an tddlUontl Intar- is a fire trap and Selectperson — Loit-Lood for Sal« Phoenix 47 ( 84), San Francisco 49 (65). Seattle 41 (53), St Louis in a professional atmosphere. and increased responsibili­ guaranteed! Rush stamp^ Soldier” at Rham on Friday and Alan Comire, Sarah Horton and «- invetimoni Proporty tion. 29 ( 44), Washington 37 (55). ty based on your own abili­ Cynthia Wiison said the hazardous Jason Sirois. — B utm ott Proporty Some experience necessary. addressed envelope; Saturday. — FTotort Property Apply at once to manager, ty. H om ew orker, 2909-3BB condition existing with the fire The play is directed by Thespian Tickets may be obtained from any — Real Ettate Wanted Parkade Liggett Rexall, All this plus a full Otflcer's Plnetree, Hernando, Ms. Art display in Rockville trucks pulling out onto Route 66, member of the cast or by calling 228- MISC. SENVICES 38632. Sponsor Ronald P. Ouellette. Special — Travel •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Commission when you join which is a heavy traveled, is another 9474 at the Rham oRice. Curtain time Servicet Uttered BABYSITTER in East Hart­ the Army Nurse Corps, A self-portrait by Eileen McKone of Wind­ lady puppet is the work of Sandra Smith, and assistant to the director is Thespian — Pamiing-Papering □ EMPLOYMENT H»ip Wantad ford - For 2 school age girls, MOLD MAKERS, Tool reason for the Town Office Building- is 8 p.m. and reservations are urged. — Building-Contracting 13 H»lp W anfd 13 sor Avenue, Rockville, a Grade 11 student at the male, Mark Contois, both Grade 11 — Roofng-Siding R id Ton before and after school. Must makers and machinists. Blue — Htating-Plumbmg have car. 289-4013. For complete information Cross, CMS, and major Rockville High School is among the art work students. The display contains the work of Medi Mart wants to be — Flooring Halp Wanlad 13 contact: medical. Apply in person, — Moving-Trucking-Sloroga on display in the Edith Peck Room of the students in Grades 1-12 in the Vernon School — Sarvicet Wantod K h o w ? UOA Bonton DRC Vernon Mold It Tool Inc., 199 SALES POSITION - Straight Forest Street, Manchester. Rockville Public Library. To the right of the system. (Herald photo by Richmond) commissions, leads furnish^ HIRH STANDARD, INC. PART TIME ATTN; ANC CounMlor MISC. FOR SALE Cameras and cam­ 8M Sumnwr Olre«l portraits are puppets made by students. The — Household Goods era supplies are a to homeowners. Call 242-5402 |a practelon im tel working company loeatod In — Articles for Sale EARN Bonton, MA 02210 — Building Supplies m ap to sell w ith a ■East Hartlord hat opanlnga lor Produotion ‘Coltoci 617-M2-0000, — Pels -Birds- Oogs EXCELLENT opportunity to — Livestock Classified Ad. learn wholesale hardward JPoraonnol. All opanlnga ara on a D1A h04ir day FULL TIME X122- — Boats 8 Accessories business. Good working con­ Your Drug Store — Sporting Goods lahHI In a modam air condlUonad ptent All |oba ditions, short hours. 522-1107. Vernon education group — Garden Products PAY DRIVER- — Antiques lean ba parformad by lamala aa wall aa mate — Wsnted to Buy IF YOU ARE an attractive Here's an upportunity That’s why our Medi Mart motivated woman we need Iparaonnal. Excaltent working condlUona and RENTALS tD supplement yuur TELEPHONE Solicitors - — Rooms tor Rent you. If you are looking for a Ibanama. Intoraalad applloante ahouM apply Experienced, For insulation, CLERK prescription prices are the — Apartments for Rent glamorous, challenging posi­ Ibatwaan tha houra ol D a.m. and 3 p.m. present income and energy related products. to research curriculum Clip Coupqnfor o Big — Homes for Rent tion, with a new PerUian — Busineu for Rent working mornings part Hours Monday thru 'rhurmay, same for a ll! We welcome — Resort Property for Rent cosmetic line, you need us. 5:30 to 9 p.m., $2.90 per hour, kindergarten through Grade 6 HION STANDARD, INC. Wholesale di$triiMitor in By BARBARA RICIIMOM) of schools is hired and able to review | — Wsnted to Rent 4 236-2381, 633-3366. tim e . We offer a plus incentive. Call 647-9944, curriculum. and approve them. Prescr^tioii Saving — Misc for Flent Uanutacturtng a MaiMIng ot Sporting Fkooma lirruld lAVON/fiMttUIIT mation 646-6500. evenings. Apply Delyn soon. screening applicants to fill the posi­ CALL Fashions, Manchester 6 p.m. formed the Board of Education that MarbQ 8:30 A.M. AGGRESSIVE Sales person RNs - IMMEDIATE Openings In alerting the school board to the tion. with license, to work in new OUTDOOR CAREER - Oppor­ MR. EDWARDS Parkade. the research on curriculum is being PRESCmPTION OnuGSTORES on 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. sliift for fact the study is being made, the “We feel this approach will be in competitive office. Liberal one full time and one part tunity in fast growing lawn conducted and that it is leading to I commission schedule. For 249-6933 EXPERIENCED Meat committee suggested that the ad­ the best interest of the children and OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK time nurse. Call Mrs. Dorothy treatment profession. Good significant and serious questions OPEN EVERY EVENING to 5:00 P.M. further information, call Ferguson, DNS, at 289-9573. pay and excellent opportunity Counter Person - Apply In per­ >en ministration be directed not to teachers in Vernon and in line with Keith Real Estate. 646-4126. son to Highland Park Market, about the objectives, the form, and (Except Sundays Til 6 pm for advancement in DRIVERS FOR School Buses finalize any plans for curriculum good management practice,” the- WE ARE NOW tak in g mancnesierManchester located company.comp 317 H ighland S tre e t, the Implementation of the current - wanted. We will train you. -4ie changes until the new superintendent committee said. ^plications for Sous Chief, High School diplomadipli andTgood Manchester. Part time. Housewives and IMMEDIATE JOB Opcnilub Bar tenders, waitress, bus driving record required. C Call " retirees preferred. □ NOTICES boys or bus girls and snack 247-6526 for appointment. TEACHER - to work with $12,000 to $20,000 possible, o Manchester 643-2373. Vernon learning disabled students. 2 need career minded pet., . Instruction and service bar help. Apply at Ellington 875-2826. manuals are a form ol BOYS Ridge Countiy Club, TueMay hours and 45 minutes per day. who are willing to wort hP Expansion of special ed Lott and Found 1 5 days a week. Contact Or. toward a rewarding tutult manufacturer advertising, and Wednesday, From 11 a.m. NURSES ASSEMBLERS and or Coil PRICES EFFECTIVE to 3 p.m. or call 872-9133 (or Donald J. Nlcolettl, 742-8913. We want to talk to yto THRU MARCH !8 1978 and may be thrown away RN’s • LPN’s Winders,• T ivi for yua qur uaj day OIIII6) shift. privately. We have i'*3ral UnutuAi'Y t>«ai IMPOUNDED - Black & GIRLS appointment. 7:30 to 4; and nl^ht shift 4:15 q ui't Out Wtl>i>g 'aatonaiM >iT7i when the appliance is In­ Labrador type, male. Spruce openings, offering security, on toma ilam i in lannass Aid and Assistance has to- 9:15.------Must l)ave----- .inge.finger 10 all oui cusiomact stalled or used. and Maple street area. Mix^ O K W F M T K benefits jienslon and high ear­ is goal of Vernon office part-time and full-time dexteritylerity and capableipr------of fine □ Tme □ False breed, female, black and FRIENDLY Responsible per­ nings. Training slarfs Im­ MMGKSTER HEIUU hours available for you. work. Will train.' : Abie INTERVIEWERS mediately. Educational Expanding the special education planning required and to meet the Buaing conirarl . More disabling injury acci­ white. North End area. Con­ son to cover the third shift at The Town of Manchester has Personal and Professional ^ i l It Elecrronics, toward background unimportant. requirements for additional ASK YOUR DOCTOR dents take place in: tact Dog Warden, FROM 5:30 PM to 7-11 Food Store, Apply in per­ Road, Bolton, Conn. openings for Interviewers to conduct programs to meet the needs of The Board of Education’s inaction Manchester. 646-4555. son, 509 Center Street, satisfaction derived from Apply Holiday Inn, East Hart­ ABOUT GENERICS A. Homes a Town-wide citizen survey. These severely and profoundly retarded meetings: and the question as to just on a proposed three-year bus con­ Alka Seltzer Eiferdenl 8:30 PM Manchester. Full time posi­ positions w ill be funded by the C E tA ford, in the Connecticut It is not our intention to interfere with providing good nursing PART TIME Bagger wanted students will be one of the m ajor con­ DENTURE CLEANSERiANSEF B. Industry tion. program for no more than 84 weeks. Room, March IS, 1678,10 a.m. how much funding the state and local tract upset the board's Budget Com­ your doctors judgement, hlowever. LOST - New long pink evening care on a 1 to 1 basis for for mornings. Please apply in Earn Monay Requirements are that you are able sharp. cerns of the Student Development boards will receive. we suggest that you discuss skirt. Manchester Parkade clients in their own homes mittee Monday night. The committee PKG O F 36 99* person to Frank’s Super­ to communicate with citizen^ and be 99* generics with your doctor and ask parking lot. Call 568-4375 after Prizas A Tripsll REAL ESTATE Career - Earn Services in the coming year, Albert Kerkin said adjusting to new man­ wanted to figure the contract cost in r— ANSWERS------or medical facilities. market, Manchester. able to collect data accurately The PART TIME Waitress - if your prescription can be saijoiejoqei siapiMjapun 4q 5 p.m. or 277-2810 days. $15,000 + annually. Must have Kerkin, assistant superintendent in dates is being slowly phased in. the budget it has to submit to the license, or in process. Con­ hours of employment are from 1:00 Experienced. Davis Family filled with a generic drug. asihias Aiajes aqqnd OFFSET PRESSMAN needed P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Applicants must charge of special education, said. There have been three in-service Town Council by Monday. IMPOUNDED - Male fidential interview. Ralph For Informalkin CiH Restaurant, 649-5487. Nice 'n Easy Schick e se papiAOjj CALL JEANNE for Miller TP-29. Experience also be unemployed 15 weeks, live In programs in Vernon and now a Shepherd type, Iwdall, Am­ Pasek, Realtor. 289-7475. 043-0010 Manchester and meet certain Kerkin, in a report prepared for If approved, the contract which s|uap|03eauioq)0)|nsaje with quality color work essen­ MEN AND WOMEN Needed - the Board of Education, said Student college course is being offered at the HAIR COLOR Super n bassador area. Mixed Sheep 647-0946 AID AND ASSISTANCE tial. Progressive, air con­ economic criteria. would for three years with the BY CLAIROL se 8|p 009‘SZ pue Munfui Interested applicants must go to Opportunity to earn $120 per A T O U R PH A R M A C IE S dog type, Goodwin Street TELEPHONE SALES - Earn Development Services (SDS) depart­ Middle School on Wednesdays, Windsor Bus Co. would mean a $51,- Ouiiqesip 'ragns sueauaiuy of Northeastern C L he. ditioned plant, 3 years old, the CMP Office. 006 Main Street, week while learning our PUREPAC1-OZ. area. Irish Setter mate, red $3.00 per hour, salary and benefits, over time, growth ment was developed to deal with and Kerkin said the new mandates 178 increase in transportation costs 000'000'kJ8AOjea4ipB3 V j collar. Shepherd type, tan, bonus. Multi-branch, four 387 (M Canlw It Manchester to determine if they are business. Experiencerf men Maudwtlar, Conn. opportunities. Excellent posi­ eligible for the CETA p r^ ra m and women are earnliig from provide for the needs of exceptional have also placed an additional burden for the coming school year. aausjaiaj ajnini jO) mate, Olcoti and Adam Street state firm has permanent tion for self motivated in­ An Equal Opportunity Employer 1.57 area. Shepherd type, black WANTED - Gas station atten­ openings. Call 627-0550. $150 to $200 per week. Call 528- and/or handicapped students. on the school system’s health ser­ Board chairman Daniel Woolwich Ipecac Piaq pue paipnis aq pinoqs dant, full or part time. dividual. Call Don Valleia, 3866 between 10 a.m. and 2 II uoj)euuo|U) Aiajes pue with tan legs, Foster Street 236-5084. The program comes under new vices as there will be an increase in was not in favor of taking action area. Contact Manchester Mature, responsible person OFFICE CLERK ■ Hours 9 p.m. legislation and it will be the task of immunization requirements, clinics Syrup a3ueu8)u|eu) 'Suneiado for third shift. References. Monday night. He favored postponing ■Sassy II OZ nEGULAR Dog Warden, 646-4555. a m.-5 p.m. Five day week. •••••••••••••••• u e n t h o c luepodiui suieiuoo lenueu) Call 871-1698. the school board to develop a policy for immunization and computerized it until the March 27 meeting of the General office duties. Call Homoo For Solo 72 Honioa For Sato 33 Homaa For Solo 33 Homaa For Sato U0!i3nj|su| agx '3S1VJ t FOUND - Pair of glasses on 289-1527. 33 for it. but the ran ag em en t tool to record keeping on the health records board, noting that the additional time $480. WEEKLY Possible - implement the program falls on the of all ^iidents. lA ^land Street. 646-4471, would give board members more mailing circulars. No gim­ FORMAN TO RUN Founda­ shoulders of the professional Anthony MaglioccO, supervisor of time to review the contract and con­ micks, free details. tion crew. Top pay. Future educators. special education, and a special com­ sider the contents. Guaranteed. HABBCO, Box benefits plan. Applicants may FOR THAT LITTLE EXTRA - GALL US! One TV set, Poraonala 678-A Lufkin, Texas, 75901. A program has to be formulated mittee, are developing a program He said that the board, in past call after 6 p.m., 1-974-1747. lor each chltd and must be developed and grant proposal to present to the years, has presented its budget to the two pictures RUSSELL’S BARBER It LICENSED REAL Estate HAIRDRESSER - with in a meeting or a series of meetings Curriculum Committee of the board council without knowing the total Styling Shop announces ap­ help wanted. High com­ manager's license. Call 528- on each child with the parents also in­ and then to the full board in regard to costs for such large items as teacher LAS VEGAS (DPI) - pointment accepted Tuesday missions, excellent training 3149. Evenings and weekends Ihru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 program. Join the real estate volved. the severely retarded. salaries. Nail Color Two pictures on one televi­ 568-4971. Ask for Marge. COLOR-RICH p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 Brofessionals - The company A statement ol the present This year some 29 students have The total tost for 22 school buses, CONDITIONING FORMULA sion screen at the same a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 6466659, )at is number one in the na­ been placed in settings outside the Covtn. •tr*nm- NURSES AIDE - 7 a m. to 3 educational performance and func­ under the proposed contract, would • n tn d p ro - QOC time? One manufacturer corner of Oak and Spruce tion, C:all Norma at Century t*Ct6rrcnl film. bfOut)ht to { says possible production Home, 385 West Center Street, location. 2'/4 baths, first floor family room with problems of not having enough WENDELL BROOKS PUBLIC AUCTION wooded rear lot of this 4 bedroom Colonial. 2 'z baths, The Medi Mart Brand Costs Less Medi Mart with coupon through ' Manchester. fireplace overlooking a wooded lot. Don't miss this costs the program will intlict on future in term s of programs already money to meet the costs. March 31 1971 to tw devotoped dates and suggested retail tireplaced family room, rcc room and more! Hlsh Peanut Crunch dDHTiiedinouriob Taa ctwr^ By order of the Superior Court for Hartford fine property. $84,900. ONE YEAR LIMITED them; the additional needs in terms in operation. Modi N n t Toothpaste prices are not yet $70s ol staff to accomplish the detailed oz 0 g c available. County, the following premises will he sold at public RN's and LPN's Full and part WARRANTY INCLUDED! '■ V REGULAR OR MINI K Q C auction: Executive vice president time, day shifts. Please call OUR REG 89c COMPARE TO CREST OUHREO 73c Meadows Convalescent M. Akamatsu of Sharp 80 - 82 Summer Street Center, between 8 a m. and 4 Electronics Corp. said a p.m. 647-9194. Developer seeks extension PLANTERS included with fmtshed prmii wilt be • Manchester, Connecticut Nodi Mart Roll-on Deodorant__ cou$>on tor a tree roU ot Fuficotor FH six-inch (diagonal) black- Sesame Nut Mix MsPS ______VIA# 110 or 128 color prwtifdm. if exposures The property consisU of a 5 and 5 two-family construction. already been committed to other f REGULAR OR UNSCENTEO (DURReO 99c and-white picture can be PERSON WITH Mechanical A e r n o i i 10 02 -^29 2 5 02 frame dwelling, city water and sewer, hardwood ability and (Hass 2 drivers Construction of the second phase projects. COMPARE TO BAN superimpo^ on the 21- Rosewood (Jardens Park Inc., floors, forced air heat, full basement • license, to work five 1/2 day Ctillcrling; food OUR REG SI 69 100' Clothesline inch main color screen, or developers ot Nutmeg Village apart­ BRAOCOCOnON D ATE: April 1, 1078 work week. Call 528-7302 after was to have started within a year of vice versa, on one set or 8 p.m. ment eomptex on Route 83. will The entire student body at Nodi Mart Gotten Swobs -|99 PLACE: on tho prtmiaM the Zoning Commission giving its ap­ Tavern Nuts OURhCG i 2 N the whole screen can be appear before the Vernon Zoning Rockville High School is involved DOUBLE TIPPED proval. Financial problems have PKG OF 180 used for color. The smaller TIME: 12KM noon I'M NOT A Salesperson so this week in a drive to collect food to OUR REG 73c Hoard of Appeals tonight at 7:30 to been cited as the reasons for the 99*^ COMPARE TO O TIPS > Clothespins how can i sell Avon? Many of picture can be placed at ask for an extension of time for star­ replenish the Tri-Town Pantry Shelf. OUR REG St 29 TERMS: $4JWOOO cash or oortHted check on the best Avon Represen­ with (ireplaced living room, dining room, modern in this newer brick and vinyl sided Colonial. 1':: requested delay. 7? WOOD eiUier the upper or the Canned goods and other non- 9h«NOFM8 the date of suction. Bslanos on court tatives never sold a thing kitchen, lots of carpeting, garage and a ONE YEAR baths, rec room, carpeling and more! $40s. ting another ph.tse ol the complex. The developers applied for $3 I — * WHITE OWL 5-PK 9 9 ' perishable food items may be left 30-Page Photo OURhCG SI 39 lower right hand comer of before selling Avon. CaH LIMITED HOME WARRANTY! Mid $40s. Const ruction of a 148-unit extension million in federal mortgage in­ today and discover how you any day this week during school Nabisco Saltines Demi-Tips Album th e main picture. A For further information, call; of the complex was approved by the surance and received approval. ORMWMTURCS Turtle Wax headset is provided for the can build an exciting business hours, in the school library. Those for yourself without any Zoning Commi.ssion in 1973 and this However, when the $60,000 filing fee ,.oz 5 g c ,OUR REG 1 9 9 leaving food will be eligible to win smaller picture. Hillery James Gallagher^ Esquire previous experience. 742-6946. will be the developers fifth Rxiuest for the federal program was filed ir » I Q Q c OUR REG 73c OUNMCOttSe W W Akamatsu said eight (203) 643-9570 BUUKHMID S ROSSHTO, Inc. for an extension of time for starting drawings that will be conducted dai­ 3:s79'=^aa last September, the developers said ly. Prizes are being donated by the programs at a time can be MAN WANTED for custodian they were told the money had preset on the program­ Property will be available for inspection from work. Experienced preferred. 189 WEST CENTER STREET ^ teaching staff. 11:00 a m. on the dale of the sale and at other times Available Monday thru mable 2t-incfa TV. 1 ^ set EQUAL HOUSING •'••to«r*«a*aEfeno The Pantry Shelf food supply was by appointment. Friday, 8 am . to 10 a.m. almost depleted this winter due to with automatic tuner has a Transportation necessary. OPPORTURITY i-2 4 8 2 the length of time LaPointe In­ 19-incfa (diagonal) screen * Source - Town of Manchester Assessor's Records Manchester area. Call fl6- Rockville hospital notes 1776, (or appointment. dustries workers were on strike and r color viewing. the severe winter weather. Admitted Monday: la^lgh Caouette, Baker, Court Street, Hockville. Elaine Tolland: Patricia Chamberlin. Thompson (xrange meeting Bland, Broad Brook; Linda Collin. 9 4 0 SILV ER U IN E Street. Rockville. David Connor, Skinner Road, Vernon; Daniel Elmer, Vernon Grange 52 will m eet Friday Ellington. Susan Connors. Talcolt Tolland; George Hansen Jr., Lawrence at 8 p.m. in Grange Hall, Route 30. Avenue, Rockville; Deborah Gebhart, Street, Rockville. Mrs. Margaret Rooke Past lecturers night will be observed. Ashford: Sharon Klapik. Columbia: and son, Brimfield, Mass.; Sally Ruocco, Members are urged to attend to help Michelle Pellerin, Tolland; Kenya Smith, Discovery Road. Vernon; Mrs. Been plan for the coming public auction King Street, Rockville; Nancy Stolinas, Wright and son, Reed Street. Rockville. Ellington Avenue, Rockville. scheduled for April 29. EAST HARTFORD TEL 5694120 Birth Monday: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Junior Grange 92 will meet Discharged Monday: Mrs. Beatrice Jim Engelman, Somers, Aril and daughter. Amston: Kathrvn March 18 at 2 p.m. in Grange Hall. PAGE EIG T -B - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conn.. Wed.. March 15. 1*78

Baa! Batam Wantad 28 MMaalarBala 41 Apattmama Par Ham 58 IMMEDIATE Cash for your ^ m e m o r y TRm M M lR property. Let ns aqdain our MANCHESTER - Main TlwHelMet lair proposal. Call Mr. StTMt, 2 room apartment, C U l 5 i ^ . do DOlMtf TiWO BeUiore,ore, 647-:r-1413. T iia S J IL E heated, hot water, appliances, "'f CONTENTS — '•‘-g. no pete Security. 526 F L u s t t r s O R s r i t i R s , M f i K k r MAY WE BUY your home? R l6 H (r A M P Ibw o L t f r T W M tf AM P Quick, fair, all cash and no 10 room West Hartford roblems. Call Warren E. MANCHESTER • Four room home Friday, March 17, 2 Apartment - Near bus line. THRI TMk TH lf^ EUvAtOd Ito Blowland. Realtors, 643-1108. p.m. - 7 p.m.; Satunjay, Now available. Call 6W-2871. p A V lt f O M i l X A M P T M A m U f T HOME IN MANCHESTER March 18, 19, 10 a.m. - 4 AREA - Fam ily of 4, 2 p.m. by appointment only. SIX ROOM Duplex - 3 A T t h e S H O P t h e m children. Prefer 5250 rent. bedrooms. Availanle April Call 6434278, anytime. CaMt78-2M4 ‘ 1st. 5260 monthly. Seewty, 00 POIMM COAdiDOR t h r e e T P . . . references required. 5461180, ~~ ' ' '-7> •••••••••••••••••••••••••• or 232-2S2S ask for Dick. I'M,Him: ______B M l i d Houaahold Qooda 40 TOUR ROOM Apartment - 428 )MPliro|i REFRIGERATORS - Broad Street, no appliances, Washers, ranges, used, REMODELING Large 5155. S ecurity oeposit. * TOCVf/» f=i SAUQKr * SOU co ju ? ^er«UN * STTAVAVWae/ HW^A guaranteed and clean. New Building - 200 used florescent Married couple no pete. 646 W/TH OVER. REPLJgUOAN , shipment damaged, GE and light fixtures. 2 bulbs for an 8 4751. C(ANaERFC!R>CU. B f/A N B L B P H A N T . HEAOQUARrmO.* Fngidaire. Low prices. B.D. foot, 58. each and up. Sell any Pearl and Son, 649 Main amount, 10% discount 10 or ATTRACTIVELY Paneled Street, 6462171. Main Street, more. All in working condi­ three room apartment - Stove, 6462171. tion. Gremmo & Sons Sales, refrigerator, beat and elec­ 819 East Middle Turnpike, tricity. References, no pets. € a d y . - K n i t Sears portable dryer - Harvest Manchester, 649-9953. 5175. 6463167, 2263540. Gold. Very good condition. 575. Call 2w-{§42 anytime. *•••#••••••••••••••••••••• ■»v- MANCHESTER- 3 rooms 2nd Building SuppHaa 42 floor. Excellent location, no C!Z2!2X FURNITURE GALORE and pets. Security deposit. Call lots more. Used-A-Bit Fur­ NATURAL STONE for 5661054 after 6 p .iiT niture, 679 Main Street, East retaining walls, veneers, Hartford. 289-8480, Tuesday patios, etc. Pick up by the VERNON - 3 room apartment thru Saturday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. pound or delivery by the ton. Buy and sell. in modern 4 family. •#*****p*«««f••••••••••••• Bolton Notch Stone (^arry, Convenient to shopping and I- ••••••••••••••••••••••a### 6463163. 86. 5160 monthly. Includes Bu$lntu Oppenuniir U Private ln$tructlon§ 1i ftofliM Mr Sat* 23 Homaa for Sala 23 WE BUY AND SELL Used furniture. One piece or entire heat, hot water, appliances PIANO INSTRUCTION - •••••••••••••••••••••••••• and parking. 647-1113 after SMALL ENGINE Service MANCHESTER - 6 rooms, houseful. Cash on the line. 6:30 p.m. Corporation • expanding Experienced, creative completely redecorated Cape. Furniture Bam. 646-0865. Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 dealer network. No experience teacher. Degree; state and Aluminum siding, fireplace, SIX ROOM DUPLEX - Three Pruning an apple tree neceeaary. Complete training national certification. All BOLTON carpeting. New kitchen. DOG-CAT BOARDING 2663 program. |W . investment levels, beginners welcome. To be built, custom 7 room bathing/grooming. Obedience bedrooms. 5285. Call 6462462 Many extras. Gretchen Van Dutch Colonial on beautiful English Colonies Realty, □ MISC. FOR SALE anytime. A snug helmet is just per- required to start your own Limited. 6467743. protection classes. Complete icct for cold days. business. Ideal (or retired or Why, 647-9751. wooded acre lot. Two car modern facilities. Canine FAMILY SPECIAL - 3 No. 2663 has full knit part time. Details on request. garage. High $50s. Lol$-Lsnd tor Solo 24 Articlaa tor Sala 41 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Mr. Barker. ESCAA Field GUITAR, BANJO, Bass Road, Manchester. For reser­ bedrooms, first floor, directions. appliances, garage, children Carroll Nelson Bob, at left, watch as Ronald F. Young, member David Conway of Jefferson, N.H. while Jeannette Training Division Box 619,. lessons; Experienced with L M M Id lO t BOLTON - 2 -I- acre wooded ALUMINUM sheets used as vations please call 6465971. •«* Wading River, New York. children agedSon. Adults too. welcome. Only 5210. Rental Gs/lSt '*‘'**' chairman of the Chicago Board of Trade, congratulates 4-H Roberts, program specialist, looks on. lot. Brook, good frontage. printing plates, .007 thick, Assistors, 2365646, small fee. Feature Photos 11792. Enjoyable rapid progress. Scenic setting. English 23x32” , 25 cents each or 5 for TOY POODLE PUPPIES - ANM CAIOT Free loan Instrument. 11 ussooinis And stud services. From HwiBnMwr nwsio by M MaUhsa JssIssMs Colonies Realty, 643-7743, 51. Phone 6462711. BRIGHT AND SUNNY - 2 . 11S0 Am. at Anwriem MANY PEOPLE only dream years experience. 646-6557, 649-400J selected breeding at fair N«f Yeik, N.Y. 10ON of owning tbeir own business. prices. 423-8789. bedrooms, first floor, laundry REGGIE PINTO Bu»lnot$ Proporty 26 UNIFORMS WANTED - Cub facilities, basement. Gniy Perhaps It's time for you to VOICE, PIANO, Harmony. Scouts, Boy and Girl Scouts, CODC mi Itilt Nuisktr. pursue .that dream. I have Classical, Populai*. Licensed AKC REGISTERED - Sheltie 5162. Rental Assistors, 2 ^ MANCHESTER - For sale Brownies, nurses. East 5646, small fee. 1978 ALBUM with a 32-page over 1,000 businesses (or sale teacher. 25 years experience. MANCHESTER - Two family Catholic School. 6461225. tri-color, 3 1/2 months old, "Gift Section” with full Professional singer-pianist. Commercial building and directions. Price. . . 52.00 by owners. Many (or 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. liquor store. Call for detaiils. 5150. Call 247-7070. mlnimumi down. For free 644-8597. IMMEDIATE • 2 use THESE SOOU AT SI JS UCH. Immaculate. Good rents. $47,- Marion E. Robertson Realtor, TWO 300 AMP Rectifiei-s - bedrooms, laundry faciOtiOs, brochure write: Interstate 900. Hutchins Agency, 646 Good condition. Good for Llvaalock 44 6465953. appliances. On! CmIsIsi ilitsM loiSf"'“ •a fsiHs. «»'»«• Business Marketing, P.O. ScAoofs-Cfassaa 79 3166. plating, or welding. Call 646 y 5160. Rental Assistors "■ 6, small fee. !>. OrllT-aUILTI OH PAMDE. 1888, Pueblo, Colo. 81002. MANCHESTER - Ideal for of­ 3439 from noon til 6:00 p.m. RIDING LESSONS indoor OIiscUmi fir ilitHs qillts. 4-Wer looks behind the scene FOR THE BEST - Manchester MANCHESTER - Verplanck riding ring. Western stock HI. a-lll-SUHDMOTHErt FlOW- fice or business. Concrete CLEAN AND COZY - 2 EH auliTs. II fiiciuii;i nuu. SliRVICE BUSINESS - With Gymnastic School. 3 to 5 School, Remodeled 4 bedroom NCR CASH REGISTER - seat, saddle seat, and hunt V___ pupils per teacher. FREE in­ brick building, 2712 square bedrooms, children and pets 1800 a week income available Colonial. 1 1/2 baths. First feet, 542,500. P.J. Correnti Reconditioned, with many seat. All levels 2269817. AflHAKS.Jfiu'irll* ■;*?'*''*'* A bmtifll lllKtlii.mvoiite in this area. A cash business. troductory lesson with this ad. welcome. Only 5170. Rental floor laundry, carpeted. Treed Realtor, 6465252. totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., Assistors, 2 3 6 ^ , small fee. O-IM-MAXI A IIFT. Mist Minimum Investment Call 646-6306, or 6463549. lot. 16x32 inground pool. 545,- 2263957. Antlquaa 40 llfti fW friisll IlNl limlly. required, 203-627 0550, 203-481- 900. Hayes Corporation, 6 ^ flMort Proporty 99fl. FREE PRE-SCHOOL Gym­ 27 FURNISHED APARTMENT At Chicago Marketing Symposium 0131. MOLDED FORMICA top and WANTED. Antique furniture, - Three rooms on second floor. nastic Clinic. Ages 3 to 4 1/2. paneled bar with two shelves glass, pewter, oil paintings or Girls, boys. Also new Adult COVENTRY - 3 room summer Parking available. No pets. LONG ESTABLISHED MANCHESTER - New listing cottage. Porch, drilled well, and four stools. 5175. 6466028. other antique items. R. By BETTY RYDER been a member of 4-H for the past just met expenses. Restaurant - In Downtown Class. Details, call Call 6467647. Autos For Sala markets and traded in future mouth, signaling and yelling. It was - 6 room aluminum sided treed lot, 58,500. Hayes Corp. Harrison, 643-8709. 51 Faiiiily/ rravel Editor four years, and learned to prune and Things look brighter for 1977 and ment in 4-H projects and activities Manchester. Excellent family Manchester Gymnastic Ranch. Garage, immaculate NEW HOME Sewing Machine •••••••••••••••••••••••••• markets of major commodity wild,” he said grinning. School, 646-6306, 6^3549. 6460131. 454 MAIN STREET - 2nd spray trees right up till harvest time. Bob forecasts sales of $10,000 exchanges. related to marketing. operation. Includes equip­ condition, nice area, 547,900. - white and aqua, new cabinet, W anM lo Buy - 49 floor, 3 room heated apart­ It all started when he read an While in Chicago, the 4-H members ment. Owner anxious. Call for Hayes Corp. 646-0131. a tta ch m en ts, 5100. Call “We work mainly on weekends because of a large apple crop. Attending the symposium with While Bob really enjoys working in ANDOVER LAKE - Over 7 ment, 5180 monthly. Security. ★ ★ article about orchards in his Proceeds realized from the project also attended a production of "You the orchard, his main interest is e ^ - ' details. Lombardo & acres of beautiful land with in­ anytime 569-2348. 6462426, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. NOVA - 1976 Medalist - 4 door. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and every year Bob, as chaperone, was Carroll (>.|ssoclates. 649-4003. U REAL ESTATE HEBRON. Make an offer on sister’s 4-H newsletter. put in about 200 hours," he said. are used through shares to 4-H youth Can't Take It With You,” had dinner trlcity. sulated cottage plus out­ 22,000 miles, silver with Nelson of 24 Sunset St., leader of the in Greektown at the Parthenon this spotless seven room buildings. Perfect (or sailors, WHITE BRICK Free standing deluxe red cloth interior. Since then, Robert Ferguson of 188 The m embers range in age from 14- participating in the orchard project, "I attended Bennet Junior High Ranch. Decorator family Manchester Handy Crafters 4-H Club formrWhy not send H om tt For Solo 23 fishermen, etc. Call fireplace with mantle and WANTED Automatic, power steering, Brent Road, has had a major role in 16 and learn about the profit and camperships to youth, and support of Restaurant, took a sightseeing tour School, and then decided I wanted to •/ room with wood burning Katherine Bourn, 742-8646. J. accessories, stand up dresser. radials, six cylinder. Car is of which Bob is a member. of the city and lunched with board the ret happy thought Homaa tor Rant 54 operation of a 4-H orchard in Bloom­ sharing of the business, as well as other 4-H programs. go to Cheney Tech and study elec­ MANCHESTER - Spring stove, two car garage, acre tot Watson Beach Co., Kitchen Aid hot water dis­ perfect. Call 647-1601 before 3 "It was a very interesting and members in the Metropolitan Club on conducsomeone todayl . Out of state owner anxious. penser, all like brand new. 4 OR 5 ROOM CAPE field with 310 apple trees and five operating a store where apples are Bob, who has a supervisory role at tronics,” he said. Street location. Attractive 6 Manchester Office, 6r7-9139, p.m. or after 6 p.m. educational trip. The main reason for the 66th floor of Sears Tower. signifli room Connecticut Gambrel 552,900. Barnett, Bowman and Equal Housing Opportunity. Moved. Call Midge after 8 SEVEN ROOM HOUSE - peach trees, sold to the public. the orchard, recently was one of 27 4- So far, Bob's interests have been Available March 1. Please our going to Chicago was to learn Bob was the only student selected about ...... nestled on a beautiful wooded Co. Realtors, 633-3M1. p.m., 5661634. TWO FAMILY FLAT "I read the article, it sounded in­ "I have also taught other young H members' selected to attend the patterned after those of his family. call 6467605, 649-2871. ★ ★ about trading. We were shown a from Connecticut; the other lot. Country kitchen, two Rm I Estata Wantod 28 teresting, so I inquired about joining people to prune trees, fertilize trees, 27th 4-H Commodity Marketing Sym­ His mom, Lorraine, is leader of the the im e d u c a t i o n working fireplaces, 2-car gar­ K-2 SKIS - Never used. 180 For QuallHad Buyara film about trading entitled "The Vital delegates coming from 23 other MANCHESTER - South 4-H,” Bob said. pick apples, sort and grade them, and posium in Chicago conducted Feb. 26 Manchester Homemakers 4-H Club age. Must be seen, >70's. R. Farms area, near Martin ALL CASH For your property, Centemeters with solemon 404 See something you 1963 VOLKSWAGEN - Force,” and were told all about the states and representing nearly every Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, School, 6-year-old Cape, within 24 hours. Avoi(f R ^ bindings, 5IOO or trade for Completely rebuilt. New The orchard, 75 acres donated by how apples are m arketed,” Bob said. to March 1. history and development of the of which his sister, Susan, 13 is a ala fnslruclfons CALL NOWI like? Then call the brakes, master cylinder, major agricultural production area IS 646-1980, 6647-1139. McCarthy Built. 3 bedrooms, Tape, Instant Service. Hayes bass guitar. Call 633-5603 after the Auerbach fainily to 4-H, became Boh said in 1974, the orchard had The annual symposium is designed Chicago Board of Trade,” Bob said. member. His father, Charles, is 4 p.m. number you see In engine, paint job. Best offer. a reality In the'siim m er of 197S.'”'**' in the nation. Itk baths, dining room, family Corporation, 646-0131. gross sales of $875(Tand'in 1975 sales to help delegates undersUnd the ''Each delegate paired off with a employed al Hartford Electric Light AOItMEDIAL rea d ing and MANCHESTER - Spacious room, fireplacMilving room, the ad. And If you Call 875-6757. Bob, who is a sophomore at Howell They were sele~cted by the Co. were almost the same, $8765. In 1976, basic principles of commodity broker to go into the trading pits. math; individualized work Colonial. Verplanck School. carpeting, garage, deck etc. SELLING your house? Call us ELECTRIC MEAT Slicer 520. P.J. have something to Cooperative Extension Service on the program, dst-8th grade) by Car Top Luggage Carrier, 525 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Cheney Regional Vocational due to the bad weather in the spring, marketing and how these principles There was open trading by hand and And, n i just bet -th e y all like Fireplace, screened porch, On large nicely landscaped first and we ll make you a sell, give us a calll basis of their records of accomplish­ apples. master's degree teacher. 568- private yard, garage. W.900. lot. 557,900. Owner. 646W71. cash offer. T.J. Crockett. or best offer. Call 6461718, ;O R R E N T l ' Custom - 1973. Steel belted Technical School in Manchester, has the gross fell to $4,688 and the 4-H’ers apply to commodities sold in cash 8075. Hayes Corp.Cor Realtor, 643-157s, after 3:00 p.m. radial tires. All electric. Principles Only. ^R B A L E ST A T E MANCHESTER East Middle Turnpike. Available 4 Room Automatic, air conditioning. 1973 YAMAHA 643 - 5300. Very Cape. Appliances, Many extras! Good running fast machine, needs new track . 6 4 6 - 5 2 5 2 condition. Excellent body. .redecorated. Yard. Full base­ Always kept in good repair. soon. 6468533. ment. 5260 plus securities. 646 BUSINESS & SERVICE 1540 or 6460800. Classy looking car! Dark Blue. SCM COPIER with Cannon Bargain at 51295. Fast sale. Call 649-7196 before 5 p.m. lense, exceptionally clean BOLTON - Single House - 2 with some supplies, 5375. or CASH PAID Immediately - bedrooms, fireplace, garage, best offer. Call Mr. Somer­ for gold jewelry and 1973 PONTIAC VENTURA - iar« yard, quiet air conditioning, am/fm. in­ ville, 2762830, Ext. 238, days diamonds. Licensed brokker nei^borhood, references or 742-6319 evenings. for over 1/2 century. Savitt r^ ir e d . 5290 monthly. 643- cludes snow tires, under 50.000 P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 miles, 51400. 569-3766. SEARS WASHER and Dryer, Asylum Street, Hartford, 527- DIRECTORY A-1 condition, selling price 0163. HEAT PAID - 2 bedrooms, 1972 FORD LTD - Country both, 5225. or best offer. carpeting, laundry facilities, Squire station wagon - runs Moving. Also, 2 Uniroyal good, 51350. 528-1880. keep Sarvfcaa Ottarad 31 Sarvleaa Ottarad 31 MARBLE TOP Table -.Oak appliances. Only 5325. Rental trying. Sarvleaa Ottarad 31 Building-Contracting 33 white wall tires, like new, China Closet. Please call 876 Assistors, 2365^, small fee. HR78X15, 595. 649-0655 , 646 7120, anytime. ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, WATERPROOFING 7372. DODGE COLT GT - 1974, SIN G ER TUNE UP attics, garages, yards WES ROBBINS carpentry FAMILY SPECIAL - 3 Original owner, excellent con­ Basements, foundation remodeling specialist. Ad- WANTED - Oak table, oak bedrooms, laundn facilities, cleaned, moving, trucking. cracks, hatchways, tile lines, BEAUTIFUL Six Piece dition with many extras. * Loam for sale. L^wn service. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, China closet, marble top appliances, yard for children. 9.95 sump pump^s. 30 years Mediterranean king size table. Call 8767120. Asking 52150. Cali 875-6115. In horn* Mfvtc« on «ny mako or No job too big or small. 566 experience! Charlie and Al, built-ins, bathrooms, Only 5260. Rental Assistors, 8522. kitchens, 649-3446. bedroom set. Excellent condi­ 2365646, small fee. modol Mwing machino. 643^-4953, 242-5915. tion. 5490. 6468486. 1968 DODGE POLARA - good 643-4305 CARPENTRY - Repairs, running condition, 2 new tires, COMPLETE CARPET & Tile HANDY MAN - With truck POKER TABLE Octagon - 8 □ RENTALS and two new snow treads, installation and repairs. Free remodeling, additions, gar­ OHIeaa-Btoraa tor Rant 55 available for spring cleaning ages, roofing. Call David , 585. Good condition. asking 5350. 6468248 after 4 estimates. Call Pat, at 646 and moving. Call 6461400. in clock, running con­ p.m. C8iM TREE Service - Free es- 3745, after 5 p.m. Patria, 644-1796. & Rooms for Bant 52 timates, discount senior dition, 585. 24x% painting on citliens. Company Palnttng-Paparlng 32 LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - burlap, 555. 6463314. before 7 OFFICE SPACE 1972 FORD MUSTANG - EXPERT FURNITURE p.m. Ibices firm. THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - Automatic, power steering, Manchester owned and refinishing and antique New homes custom built, Birch House Women. Central- , FOR RENT t f i ' H operated. Call 646-1327. PAINTING - interior andd remodeled, additions, rec 351 engine. Excellent condi­ restoration h'ree estimates. exterior, paperhanging, BABY FURNITURE, com­ ly located. Downtown 150 square leet, center of tion. Asking 52500. Call 646 E, Loveland. 649-89M. rooms, garages, kitchenns Manchester. Kitchen Mancheeler, air conditlonlni and WILL PROVIDE TLC In my excellent work. References. remodeled, bath tile, ceement plete golf club set, spring and ■parkins. Call 045-0551. 9836. anytime. Free estimates. Fully in­ mattress, and miscellaneous. privileges. Call 6462358. Licensed Home for your 3 to 4 INCOME TAX preparation at work. Steps, dormers. year old girl. My daughter sured. Martin Mattson, 646 Call 6463987. your home, experienced. Dan 4431. Residential or commercial. CLEAN FURNISHED Room needs a playmate. Goose Call 6464291. Trucks tor Sala Mosler. 649-3329 or 525-8263. TWO 1974 R U PP Snow for mature gentleman. Call 62 Lane, Tolland, 875-6837. 6464701 after 6 p.m. QUALITY PAINTING and ■ Booting-Siding-Chimnay 34 Mobiles, with covers, 40 □ AUTOMOTIVE MOTOR CYCLES Refinlnshed Paper Hanging by Willis horsepower each. Excellent 1973 DODGE VAN B-lOO 3/8. CARPET IN.STALLATIONS - - any color, reasonable. Call ROOM TO RENT - Heated, V-8. Automatic transmission. Stair shifts, repairs Carpets, Schultz. Fully insured, BIDWELL Home Improve­ running condition. 5500. each. before 5 p m. 643-4302. references. 6464343. 5663QW anytime. very pleasant. Shower 'and Autos For Sala 61 Carpeted. Paneled. 52200. Call steam cleaning Free simates ment Co. Expert installation bath. Front entrance. 649-6265. of aluminum siding, gutters BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch TWO 72” section modern Working man preferred. Fireplaces, concrete. and trims. Roofing installa­ References. Reasonable. 646 ODD JOBS • cleaning cellers painted for 5150-5200 by tion and repairs. 649-6495,876 couch, end tables attached. TOLLAND COUNTY Chimney repairs. No job too scheduling now. Professional Needs covering, 545.00 each. 9167. Motoreyclaa-Bleyclaa 64 and attics, moving large small. Save! Call 644-f I for 9109. appliances. Also stone or loam considers any job. 2869287, Call,after 6 p.m. 6466164. estimates. evenings or weekends. Don. ATTRACTIVE Sleeping room VOLKSWAGEN delivered. 644-1775 SPECIALIZING cleaning and ROUTE M . HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1973 - shower bath, private en­ FX-1200 - Built by factory WILL TYPE Reports - repairing chimneys, roof, new RALEIGH HAMPER - 10 trance, free parking. Apply Vamow-Mancliaatar Uno REWEAVINi; burns, holes, J.P. LEWIS ji SON - Interior roofs. Free estimates. 30 speed, still under guarannee, engineer. Branch heads, Manuscripts, Letters, etc. in and exterior painting, 1% Spruce S ti^t. 'Zippers, umbrellas repaired. my home. Excellent Years Ehcperience. Howley, 5100. 247-7070. Barnett clutch, aluminum Window shades. Venetian paperhanging and 643-5361, tt74 cam cfuuM •saw rocker rollers, Mikuni car­ professional work. Fast ser­ remodeling. Fully insured. FOR RENT TO Mature H.T.. V.«, A.T., P.8.. R«t olth blinds. Keys TV for rent vice. Reasonable rates. Call COLEMAN MULTI - Purpose btoefc vinyl roof. buretor, balanced blueprinted 6469658. gentleman - pleasant comer motor, transmission. 871-2511. Marlow s, 867 Main St. 649- 6467204. ROOFER WILL Install roof utility trailer, cover, sides room with walk-in closet, gar- 10 71 Ctm NIVA <1M 0 5221. siding or gutters for low di6 and Eureka lb l2 foot flame a cyl, A.T., P.8. PAPER HANGING - age, conveniently locaied. TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville count price. Call ken at 647- retardent tent, canopy. 6468504. 11 7 2 lATtllN pnrap *2 1M Professional paper hanger, 1566. Brunswick air hockey, 6 loot 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and graduate of professional i ^ a m a ^ rack. 51,750. 2894042. ^ toble. Call 2866979 after 3 FURNISHED SLEEPING paper hanging school. p.m. 4 cyl.. 4 ipMd Irinu.. Bronit. INCOME References, free estimates, Room - Conveniently located. Campara-Trallara painting interior, exterior. Kitchen privileges. For Hobila Homaa 65 Haaling-Plumbing 38 SAVE 5 - Order firewood for woman only. Call 6461 lU, 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - Dean Smith, 6465241. ______next season and save! Taking TAX after 7 p.m. 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 MANSFIELD - Adults and SEWERLINES, sink lines, orders now. Call 646-7995 miles. Asking 51650. Call 646 p a i n t i n g a n d W all between 5 p.m.-9 p.m. retired. Nevrport “52-2-I2" 2 Papering - Spring flx-up lime. cleaned with electric cutters Apartmanta For Bant 53 8130, after 5Tw p.m. bedrooms, bathroom, living by professionals. McKinney SERVICE Expert painting and wall SIX FOOT Pool Table in good room, kitchen and dining papering. Free estimates. Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ LCMKING for anything in real 1973 OPEL MANTA - 4 area, refrigerator and range, pany, 643-53M. condition, bkby crib and mat­ estate rental - apartments, cylinders. Good condition. Call 568-6686 or 568-7363. tress, best offer. Wanted - set storm windows, utility homes, multiple dw ellii^, no Automatic. 51695, or best building, porch, skirting, aw­ M ,w DIRECTORY NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet of bunk beds or twin beds in fees. Call J.D. Real E ^ t e offer. Call 875-4537. Bullding-Contraeting 33 good condition. 5664041. ning, window air conditioner. repairs, plugged drains, Associates,, Inc. 6461900. 16850. Burlinghn - “662-14" 2 CUSTOM CARPENTRY - kitchen faucets replaced PLYMOUTH VOLARE bedrooms, dining room, repaired. Rec rooms, Premier 1976 - blue with wood ALUN T. KEELER'S tax Homes, Additions, Repairs, ONE ROOM Furnished ef­ kitchen with appliances, TAQ SALES luggage rack, slant 6, INCOME TAX service. Tkx returns done in Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, bathroom remodeling, beat ficiency apartment - including living room, wall to wall M M n U L H M m the privacy of your home. Call 3461009. modernixation, etc. Free beat, hot water, $150. Seoirity power steering carpet, porch, awning, lor r iM rt D u ftep iwUsii 871-1781 for ai^intm ent. Estimate gladly given. M & M TAG SALE - Reserve a table and lease. 64672tt. and brakes, electric rear win­ desirable quiet location. A o racii TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Plum for 57.00, WaddeU School, dow defogger, standard shift good value at $16,250. Jensen 's MS C«mw It, IHschiiUi Carp^try and general con­ frank scotella - Plumbing. PTA Flea Market. April 15, NEW DUPLEX - Near Must be seen to be ap- be. Call Mn. Young. 28 Old MinotiiiHi Hunibm tracting. Residential and Repairs and Remodeling. From 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Rain Hospital. Excellent area. 3 predated. 6469368. Wood Road. 429-lM or Mr naaa/n commercial. Whether It be a Faucets, vanities, hot water Date April 32. Call 6461006 bedrooms, I 1/2 baths. Call Olsoo, Hartford. 247-5209 small repair job, a custom heaters. Prompt service, on 6467658, 6462422. 6463029. or 646-4144. 1969 CHEVR(»£T Impala - emergencies. 6467024. TMfYXMir T iv .. incom e TAX PREPARA- built home or anything in 327. V-l. 4 door Hardtop. Good AirtensaMf*Saivtoa *■ $$ between, call 6461m. TAG SALE Indoor - Sponsored FIVE ROOMS for rent - 374 running coodition.ithni. 54iO. 566 Bob learns mechanics of street signal lights Adjusting electric cables ^ The Manchester Radio Hartford Road, Manchester. 7859. ELMtfOTORS-Toyoto.Dat- CARPENTRY & Masonry - KEEP SMILING Club, at the N'lke Site an Two bedrooms, on busline. sun specialists, factory ------Tient. 6465343. Additions and remodeling. Garden Grove Street, just off Children and pete acceped. FOR SALE - 19n Datenn 140Z. trained, one day service. 114 Free estimates. Call Anthony KEEP HAPPY Keen^ Street. Mandiester. 5175, without nUlities. CaU Good cooditioo. 52,000. Call East Ham Strt^. Rockville. Squillacote. 6460811. Saturday, from 10 to 9. 6461946. 6463105. 871-1617. PAG E T W O -C - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., March 15. 1978 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., March 15, 1978 - PAGE THHK.F..r and butter. Area school lunch m anual Wednesday: Wisconsin open faced broccoli, bread and butter, pears. Orange alert Junior & senioi; high toasted bacon and cheese sandwich, Tuesday: Chow mein, rice, Chinese potato chips, soup. noodles, pickled beeU, rolls, pineapple Monday; Beef stew, corn bread, squares. NEW YO RK fUPI) — Consumers On vegetable sticks, pears. Thursday: Pizza, salad, roll and butter, concerned aljout artifical coloring Coventry gravy, roll, pears, chocolate chip Wednesday: Baked turkey roll, cookies. ice cream. Tuesday; S p a ^ U and meat balls, dressing, gravy, cranberry sauce, add^ to orange skins must be more All schools green b e ^ , apple pie squares. Fri^ y; No school. Wednesday: Shells and meat sauce, carrots, bread and butter, peaches. ^ 'yP® orange now. Wednesday; Oven fried chicken, Choice of desserts and milk with all second thought Monday: Juice. Coney Island , com, peaches, roll, peanuts. meals. 'Thursday; Juice, grinders, potato The federal rule requiring in­ Thursday: Pizza with cheese and meat mashed potato, com, gelatin. chips, fruit, (Middle) juice, green salad, dividual fruit to be stamped with the c r a S c a n b e r r y sauce, tossed salad, applesauce. Thursday: Orange juice, fish patty, pizza and dessert. woids, “ color added,” was rescinded 'Tuesday: Beefaroni, tossed salad, Friday: No school. french fries, peas, peanuts and raisins. Elementary Friday: NoschMi. By Jan Warren Friday: No school. last year. Now all a retailer has to do Italian bread, applesauce cake Monday; German hotdog, potato puffs IS post a sign telling customers about y:nxx».yi. Hebron In addition the "combo" is served daily Wednesday: Hot turkey sandwich, wax beans. the coloring. This applies only to gravy, mashed potatoes,, seasoned as an alternate lunch with the exception Elementary Tuesday: Lasagna or shells, salad, gar­ Elementary and Sykes Florida oranges. The western citrus jjegetable, cranberry sauce, "Temp- of junior high lunch period. The combo in­ lic bread. Monday: Barbecued beef on roll, cludes a Hamburg on roll, lettuce, Monday: Ravioli with meat sauce, industry forbids the addition of ar­ son dessert, Wednesday: New York grinder with mashed potato, carrots, pudding. tomato, onion, pickle, sauce, potato broccoli, bread and butter, pears. tificial color. O bursday: Pot luck lunch. bologna, salami, cheese, lettuce and A growing boy has to eat Friday: No school. Tuesday: Orange juice, meat patty chips, vegetable, dessert and milk. Tuesday: Hoagies with chopped tomato Natural color in oranges ranges tomato, potato chips, soup. with gravy, mash^ potato, green beans, and lettuce on roll, potato rounds, pineap­ from pale to deep orange, depending Thursday: Pizza, salad, variety of ice nn ftiA onviiAd.. *1.. _ ^ ^ ^ Last weekend we took our 14-year pickled herring” he proceeded to fill East Hartford frosted cake. South Windsor cream. ple squares. on the variety and the seasom Grren chicken gumbo to shrimp quiche. Wednesday: Turkey roll, dressing, old son to one of New Orlean’s his plate. Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, garden Friday: No school. or russet spolots are common in many Both of us were full by the time we All arliools salad, fruit gelatin. Secondary gravy, cranberry sauce, carrots, bread famous Sunday buffets. M y husband I “ You’ve got to do this in courses,” varieties and do not indicate poor reached the pastry tray and ended up Thursday: Fishwich, mashed potato, Monday: Hamburger or cheeseburger and butter, peaches. claims it was the best investment he he explained to us. "First a salad Monday: Hamburger on roll, hot Vernon quality. The skin of some ripe splitting a chocolate eclair. French apple crisp, fruit cockUil. peas, applesauce. on soff roll, french fries, green beans. Thursday: Juice, pizza, green salad, ever made. course. Then a meat course. Then a oranges even turns green again late Tuesday: Pot roast, mashed potatoes. Friday: No school. Tuesday: Veal parmesan, spaghetti High and Middle ice cream. •; r The amount of food that boy . fish course. Then a miscellaneous with Italian sauce, salad, Italian bread Friday: No school. in the season, but the quality and The engagement of Miss Theresa Not John. He was still going strong Monday; Ravioli with meat sauce. The engagement of Miss Diane The engagement of Miss Barbara packed into his long skinny frame course. And finally,” he said, nod­ sweetness of the fruit is not affected Ann Binette of Manchester to Dennis at dessert and was disappointed Stop 4 Shop Coupon Louise Spencer to Gary Mattarelli, Jean Stebbins of Glastonbury to John would make a weight watcher writhe ding his head in the direction of the Stop 4 Shop Coupon ^ Stop a Shop Coupon Blanchette of Broad Brook has been in envy. because his available stomach space Shop Coupon I both of Manchester, has been an­ Franceschena of Hebron has been an­ French pastries, "you top it off with announced by her parents, M r, and ran out after only one piece of pecan Social Mt)tMscouporandBS7SOptfdtaM |jt6 | ilMOXwindiirsOlxich* N y ; Wim IM conjotl mij ■ $7 SO nounced by her parents, Mr. and nounced by her parents, Mr. and John approached the buffet, a a few of those babies.” ^ock up now with our Mrs. M arcel Binette of 436 Woodland pie and an order of praline icecream. Mrs, James C. Spencer of 415 Vernon Mrs. James Stebbins of Glastonbury. gourmet feast spread over three John heaped his plate with the ^Security St. - - St. Later, when he sank into the back tables, as a challenge. A field to be salad course; a melange of lobster, C h ic k e n Mr. Blanchette is the son of Mr. Mr. Franceschena is the son of Mr. seat of the car for the ride home, he W e s s o n ] o f Dollar Mr, M attarelli is the son of Mr. and and Mrs. Albert Franceschena of 320 conquered. potato, cole slaw, spinach, cheese, and Mrs. Robert Blanchette of New Mrs. Louis M attarelli of 44 Cedar St. First he questioned the waiter to announced with a happy grunt, ‘"The Q My mother, who's a P u re o ftfie S e a Britain. North St., Hebron. fruit mold jand salmon mousse. My Specials! The bride-elect graduated from set the ground rules. "Can I really next best thing to eating is that good widow and gets monthly F r e n c h The bride-elect graduated from husband estimated the plateful at 4,- feeling of being full.” V e g e ta b le Manchester High School and eat all I want for one price?” 000 calories. Social Security checks, J id V /hite Manchester High School in June 1977 We were delighted to hear that the thinks she heard that the Creative School of Hairdressing. "That’s right, sonny,” said the While John was engaged in and is currently attending Tunxis Miss Stebbins graduated from bottomless pit was actually' full. Social Security law has F M e s i i Her fiance graduated from waiter. "But,” he added with a wink, mastering the buffet in his way, we Oil Community College where she is Glastonbury High School in 1976. Regular or Crinkle Manchester High School and is "You’ve got to eat it here, no doggy However, about three hours later, been changed so that a T u n a Mr. Franceschena is employed by approached it in dur individual ways. 24oz. botUe Cut9 ounce pkg. {Regular Diet: studying graphic design. She is employed at Communication Cable bags allowed.” John suddenly developed widow's payments aren't in waterYoz. can P&G Motor Freight in South Wind­ My husband, who is a conservative Ravore employed at Manchester Pizza Inc, John was very methodical. First, “ excruciating" hunger pangs and adversely affected if she Restaurant. sor. eater, concentrated on the turkey, The couple is planning a July 1 he slowly walked the length of the complained that he was "starving to remarries. Is there any The couple is planning a May 20 roast beef, spinach salad and H er fiance graduated from the wedding. death." truth to this? wedding. (Loring photo) tables, sniffing, poking, and homemade breads. I, being more University of Connecticut in 1976 questioning. ’Then, after announcing Just to keep him quiet, we stopped A. Only if the widow is 60 with a B.S.E. degree in civil adventuresome, tried a dab of that he liked everything but the at a drive-in for a couple of hotdogs or over. As of January engineering. He is employed by the everything that looked good from "yucky jellied soup” and the “ gross to tide him over till supper. 1979. a widow or widower state Department of Environmental who is 60 or over and get­ 290: Protection. Eggplant mites battled ting Social Security sur­ The couple is planning a June 3 vivor’s payments can wedding at St. James Church in NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (U PI)- quarter-acre planting of the hybrid Births remarry and the amount of Manchester. Researchers at Rutgers University produced 40,000 fruit but only 27 his or her benefits won't be SoM C o m Whole Kernel 4 ^ 1 are trying to develop eggplant resis- seeds and only two of the seeds ger­ Scott, E r ik Rattazzi, son Center St. and the late reduced. grandparents are Mr. and Cut Green Bean8^«.v4’ffi'‘1 Green Beans « S . 3 Krewson-Pinney tant to two-spotted mites to minated. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. John E. Vojeck. His pater­ great-grandmothers are eliminate the need for chemical Mrs. Robert Schettler of 31 Mrs. Ruth Morris of That's not unusual, says Dr. Ber­ Scott of Beverly, Mass. He nal grandparents are Mr. Q. I keep hearing many The engagement of Miss Lori sprays. Flower St. His paternal Wilkinsburg, Pa., and Mrs. nard Pollack of Rutgers’ was bom Feb. 20 at Bever­ and Mrs. Elmer Smith of different Hgures for the Jeanne Krewson of Andover to Brian It is a long, involved process. A grandparents are Mr. and Martha Sherwin of Penn Del Monte Peas »T cooperative extension service. He ly (Mass.) Hospital. His 3 James Pinney of Hebron has been an- Eau Claire, Wis., and amount of earnings on cross between the large purple added the research team is forging Mrs. B rice D. M orris of H ills, Pa. CutGreen Bean8MMQm.3^'1 Bartlett Pears 2 !S *1 hodnced by her parents, Mr. and maternal grandparents are Redwood, Calif. His mater­ which we’ll have to pay eggplant variety familiar in the ahead, backcrossing the two plants to Pittsburgh. His paternal Mrs. L, Richard Krewson of Hebron M r. and Mrs. W illiam Rat­ nal great-grandmother is taxes in 1978. Can you give United States with an African variety jditiona' these wS Road, Andover. both parents in hopes of coming up tazzi of Bolton. His pater­ Mrs. Mary Vojeck of me the correct figure? s p 6 C ia ^ s . that is smajl, egg-shaped and yellow with fertile plants that have inherited Mr. Pinney is the son of Mr. and nal grandparents are Mr. Manchester. His paternal WE’LL FlX-rr A. In 1978, Social Securi­ isMTtmiato Puree 2-1 created a first generation hybrid. A the mite resistance of the African and Mrs. Albert Scott of great-grandmother is Mrs. ty taxes must be paid on Mrs. Arthur Pinney of London Road, Fruit Cocktail Del Monte 2 cm '1 Applesauce stopj shop 2 1 parent. Palm Beach Shores, Fla. Clara Morton of Wisconsin. Hebron. ORSHCPWWXJHCPW! earnings up to $17,700. S 6 S f0 0 d Plan delicious Lenten menus Miss Krewson graduated from He has a sister, Jennifer Bring your repair problems to us! Rham High School in Hebron and is Ustinov debuts as director Smith, Lawrence L. Jr., Joanne, 3, such as: Stop& Shop’s “Great Beef” USDA Choice son of Lawrence L. and • Lawn mcw«rs • appliances SaU^action Q. I read about some F r e s h e n Del MonteCut Green Beans or French ^5 4 • attending Southern Connecticut State Cut Green or French Style BERLIN (UPI) — Actors Peter Paris in 1869 as "Les Brigands.” Marilyn Vojeck Smith of .Morris, Brian Randall, • \Mndow« • power tools guaranteed College. • doors • lamps changes in the way people Ustinov recently made his debut as "The original fireworks of 1268 Silver Lane, East • fxjmps • toys or DelMonte Sweet Peas 5’^ ‘1 Cream Style Com mss cans * Her fiance graduated from Rham son of Brice R. and earn Social Security F iU o t s stage director in West Berlin with a aggressive charm has been turned Hartford. He was born Elizabeth Jane Schettler ' and m uch m ore' A sk us about no charge. credits, but I don't unders­ High School and is employed by Pratt our fixrt he^jat your hom e' production of Jacques Offenbach’s into a puffed up state theater farce, Feb. 24 at New Britain Del Monte & Whitney Division of United Morris of North Hun­ tand how it works. Dressed Smelts BSt S irio in StgiAk seldom played operetta "Banditen” adorned with some nice gags and Sliced Yellow Cling Technologies Corp. in Middletown. General Hospital. His tingdon, Pa. He was born A. As of Jan. 1, 1978, you Cooked *1.39 Peaches (Bandits). brilliant music,” one critic said of maternal grandparents are Feb. 4 at Pittsburgh (Pa.) e a r n ' c O n y e r s get credit for one quarter, An Aug. S wedding is planned. Hartfwrare A Repair Center Haddock Rllets ‘1.39 FruK Cocktail MMom. Royal G elatins 'ffiss? 65Si'1 The work had its world premiere in Ustinov's production. Mrs. John Vojeck of 281 Hospital. His maternal Route 63 f»e*t to Acacka Restaurant 646>S707 up’ to a total of four quarters, for each $250 of Rounder Fillets ‘1.39 L o u i S S ^ earnings in a year both Cooked Rsh Cakes 8S^ Please all the steak tovers 4 9 Del Monte Grapefruit^Drink In the service from wages and self- in your lamity with this employment. Under the old naturally lender, juicy Fruit Cocktail nwortoh. Sandwich Bags *1 Fresh Saltwater ■ cut ol "Great Been r~ ~ W I COimMt NEGESSUr law, most employees had Andrew B. Coykendall. NO COUPONS NECESSARY' to be paid $50 or more in a lb Kevin L. Gough, son of Massachusetts Institute of VANITY PAIR JUMBO ROLL SSBlSpaghettiorS^Sf^ni son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Technology in Boston and STORK HOL'HS calendar quarter to get M u s s e l ^ MONSATSAM 9PM ^ B. Coykendall of ,35 Fulton Gough of 42 Woodland graduated in December Towasffir“« NEW FAMILY SIZE credit for a quarter of Tomato Sauce siDpishop4 c^* 1 Mushrooms 2 cn* 1 f SUNDAY8AMSPM Road, has been promoted Ave., South Windsor, 1977 as an aeronautical and coverage. Self-employed Beef Top Round Steak ‘1,89. to airm an in the U. ,S Air DBTEROBNT 4* oz. BTL people earned four c o m e r d e li shop our full service recently entered the A ir astronautical engineer. / SAM CRISPINO'S delis lor tasty meats and entrees! Beef Top Round Steak isfCuts Force. Force Delayed Enlisted He has been granted an IVORY UQUIDillSI'*’ CASCADE quarters of coverage if hM Tomato Paste 5-1 He completed his Program. educational delay by the AUTOMATIC 0I8H OETERQENT they had net earnings of training at Lackland AFB, CHOCK PULL CNUTB LB. CAN SUPREME Boneless BladeSteakBeefChuck’1 .89, Swiss Miss Hot Cocoa Mix‘1 Baking Soda 3!^S‘1 A 1978 graduate of South A ir Force to enable him to $400 or more in a year. Chicken RoU Regular or with Marihmtfowe 12 ourx^e package _ 'Containing not more I H O Q Texas, and is now assigned Windsor High School, he is Q. I’m receiving Social complete his studies for his C flfFIE ^ r o o D s 20%*Lean Ground ^ e fman ' 20% fat Any size pkg I siLwR] at Loring AFB, Maine. He scheduled to leave for master's degree. Security retirement yttl^ver\ig'Sa.‘i . ^ serves as a security basic training at Lackland MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT ID HUflOIID no benefits. How much can 1 Bathroom Hssue'%$4 ‘'1 ■specialist with a unit of the K lU H fini earn and get all 12 checks? A ir Force Base near San B ee f Franks HebrewNenonarcelocasngt* 1.39 Palmolive Detergent LxMd C O F ^ A, If you're 65 and older •1 Solid A ir F resh en er w ** id i3 ^ '1 Strategic Air Command. Antonio, Texas, on Aug. 16. P(Xt Wine Cheese wispride ‘S' ‘ 1.79 32 ounce bottle Natural. HoneyaueWe or Spearmint He graduated from East and get monthly Social He will receive technical GoudaCheese ‘?*1.99 Smoked Porit Catholic High School in training in the cook career Guerilla film RCH 11 THRU MARCH It Security payments, you Dinners For Dogs 1977. can earn as much as $4,000 All Varieties field BUENOS AIRES, Argen­ A Friskies ------in 1978 without losing any R oast tina (UPI) — The military Our Best Quality 5lb Bag Dog Food Slop A Shop* Richard G. Mulholland. HEAD CUT CRVOVAC PKG. of your benefits. This is an I Friskies Cat Food S iS J 'l Stephen K. Gourley of government has made a 25- ■ • J 7 9 Shoulder. fiO ' Gravy or Crunchy Style Fish, Chicken Of Lrver son of Mr. and Mrs. James increase of a thousand or Glazed Ham Cambridge, Mass., former­ minute film depicting the p o u n d Makes a delicious txiiled dinner. added dollars over 1977. If you’re Fatherington of 344 Grant ly of Manchester, was first encounter between CORNED BEEF BRISKET 9 9 < under 65, the amount you Potato Salad ne(,S?,‘cg?&«gr‘^55' Hill Road, Tolland, recent­ commissioned as a second arm y troops and Marxist Smoked PotkShoulder Roll ‘1.49 BUne Lives Cat Food Varieties * can make in 1978 without Stop & Shop Tuna Salad "S‘1.89 ly entered the Air Force lieutenant in the U. S. Air guerrillas in the mountains USDA CHOICE BONELESS any reduction in your stops Shop Meat Balls ^S‘ Delayed Enlisted Force on Feb. 17 in Boston, of Tucuman province. $1 19 1.39 frozen foods Oor treezers are lull ol values lor every meall Program. Mass. benefits is $3,240. If you Sahara Wheat Bread e!5lS?5, 59“ Here’s all the fixings for a delicious S t Patrick’s A 1978 graduate of Tolland SHOULDER CLOD ROAST have any questions, call ^ Availatile in Store lealuring Service deli Gourley, son of Mr. and The film is being shown Day dinner, on sale all this week at Stop& Shop! Sw aiiM fi^eat HGaLlce, High School, he w ill leave Mrs. Kenneth Gourley of ______any Social Security office. Qiicktn in movie houses before the w our kitchen Fresh quality foodo Tutk«y for basic training at Sandwich, Mass., attended lC o i u i I P ie s S iu iG lo ry l main feature. It was 1 ™ or B m l Lackland Air Force Base Bentley School and llling UMBHa SWEET UPE QUALITY BB released in February to • DELI • Assorted Ravors near San Antonio, Texas, on Junicr High Si'hool before BONEUU Potato Salad coincide with the third an­ FflltH SLICED DOMES'nC SLICED BACON Clam Platter TasteOSea“'S589‘ G rapefruit Juice W 3 <5X89* Aug. 28. moving to Sandwich in TOP BLADE STEM UOlUOHAM...... niversary of the beginning n aiuM KMM tu rn LONOACME tUCEO GOURMET ^ ^ SUONACKI S EASTER SPECIAL $ l 4 t SWEET LIPE EKINLESS A A a S top & S hop iSi Haddock Fillets ‘1.79 He will receive technical !37o. He graduated from TURKEY BREAST POLISH KIELBASA IN SULK ..lb. I O range Juice 9 9 “ of the arm y campaign that SHOULOEB ■LADE MOSETS NEW YORK STYLE MEAT FRANKS...... Reg. or Oil & Vingear __ training in the dental Sandwich (Mass.) High LONOACRE SLICED $ 1 se Mackerel Fillets 89' wiped out Argentina’s LAMB CHOPS CUT .... 9 9 < SLICED PASTRAMI .lb. ■ WHOLE PREEN PORK A A a ■ss Glazed Donuts 7 9 specialist career field E l HBBB « ■ ! wee TURKEY SAUMI Chocolate Pudding *1.29 Sch(K)l in 1973. He entered rural guerrillas. ■OQNARS ALL SEEK _ SLICED WHITE Salad Shrimp ‘3.99 ^ r | 3 0 AMEMCENCHEESE BOSTON BUnS W ' C heese Pizza *?$.*. §5” 99" SHOULOa ro u n d ^FRAHRFURTSinsulk...... m. ■ Macaroni & Cheese ISSJSnSfiS 79“ Point C ut _Coontiyfine, ------Eggplant Parmegian 1?ozpkg 89* LAMS CHOPS BONC PRESH BONE IN I t j Beef with Gravy ‘2.09 Celeste Cheese R zza ' 1.59 OMIinMR M IU nU PM FMB w OM na m . BUn STEAK .’11 X^hickenPies ‘ ^ Corned Beef Brisket skidecM .29.. Veal Parmegian ‘1.89 Choc-Lit Covers3®ig^'1.09 FRESH FAMILY PACK 1.59 CHICKEN LEOS FRESH DEEP SEA FREEH BONELESE I t n a e n m STUFFED CUMS SCAUOPS PORK ROAST M ose/s Corned Beef Round *1.39ib our huge variety ol fresh dairy loods! EonniLRii n a frozen m eat Gel exirafs lor your Ireezer! dairy shop jiry rooas! CHICKEN SHAVED OUR OWN FRESH MADE MAINE BREASTS OCEAN HOT OR SWEET f t I t Nepco Corned Beef BrisketianX?;^*! .19., STEM PESCHFlUn ITALIAN SAUSAGE . ’ 1 ’ ” Lovltfs Sl^ed Cottage Cheese Corned Beef Brisket For 0 « n Roasting •1.69n k. Sleak°?l5S‘i» 9 S i u i G l ^ X makitoiieCO* JAMBOREE Quarter Pound SUdu ' CsW‘ “romis om M LLsratCurds t m COAST PETER PAN CREAMY DOWNY B&G KOSHER y^ooked Sausages a»isjto,*«89‘ Whole Corned Beef Brisket TatxnrarLowFN,jomfi GRAPE JELLY or PEANUT BUTTER FABRIC SOFTENER DILL SPEARS Good and fresh for your boiled dinnert Stop & Shop Biscuits 8(4^5i5i Bordens Shakes Frosted3^"°“ 1 M h ORANGE unP5 iiuk MARMALADEniMiiiTinkm self-sen/ice deli stocked with B utlanrvli or Hom«9tyte AsDorYed Fbwors SEAFOOD StopiS hep all your tavorite brands! Cream Cheese 2S^*1 Sour Cream s to o l Shod 49 Fresh Carrotsleant. 3cuS‘ 1 George Eagleson has Jaffa “ been named chairman of Weaver Chi4 Fresh Cabbage 55 OAKLAND ST. M l - 5 9 O r a n g e S save on delicious baked goods from our ovens! MANCHESTER an Arts Potpourri for the H ot Dogs benefit of the Manchester one pound pkg. mrmmm, . UN8WBETENB CRUNCHOLA ALL VAk Scholarship Foundation Imported ,, ^ EnglisliMuffins tH!! Buttercrest SWEET UPS •WBETENED 6099 643-2667 AIRWICK BOLID 3 VAR. A l t 4 which w ill be held Sunday, Stop & Shop Uverwurst"£S5, b9Qf 8 NAPEFRUIT SMACK BARS April 9, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Cold C u ts’lESJiSSfaf iUR FRESHENERS 3/’ l It PUP TOP CANE oz. The Colony in Talcottville. NIWQAIN B a JU ICE 4S..C. Thick Sliced Bacxxi'XJg!!~ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. March 15.1978

H^C H E S T C R EVENIWC HERALD. Manchesler, Cow,. Wnl MarH, is w ii ^ I'AGK nV K ^: Conservation unit seeks ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAYS A.M. TO 4 P.M. A«P lliow teacher award nominees T'olluiid C oiiiiiy ewrage tne development of creative lear­ S r f w W - ning experiences in conservation for The Tolland County Soil and Conserva­ young people. F o o d M a r t tion District is now accepting nominees Brings Any teacher in a public or private school for the fifth national "Conservation in the Tolland County District, who puts Teacher-of-lhe 'Year" Award. emphasis on environmental conservation offers a great new line of w Mrs. Virginia Gingras. chairman of the You... as a regular part of the instructibnal WALDBAUM S mm tn>m district, said conservation is open to all Mtt tm u r ■wntMT 'nut "<■ MaiHZaa program, is eligible for nomination, Mrs. w I teachers working at the Kindergarten Gingras said. C88M lt tst Bf n through high school level, who have “No Frills*’ IS* j r Interested teachers can obtain ad­ 8888811 ir developed an outstanding program of en­ ditional information and nomination 28> 28* w vironmental education. Food Mart CSIMC 8887818 r 7* w forms from the district office in the The winner of the national contest will Tolland County Agricultural Center, G eneric Labels receive 11.500 ih cash and an expense-paid Route 30, Vernon. The phone number is trip to Washington. D. C. for the annual 875-3881. convention of the National Association of It's the no name products IS A POULTMY The awards program also includes Conservation Districts. The second place equivalent prizes for the conservation dis­ winner will receive a 8300 cash award. trict judged nationally to have provided that will save you 10 to 35 The program is sponsored by the the most effective stimulus and help for B O X -0 - national districts and the Allis Chalmers conservation programs within the district. Corporation. The purpose of it is Q) en- Mrs. Gingras said. CHECK OUR per cent over other brands. Learning about police CHICKEN VALUE PACKED Police Officer James McCooe explains. the functions of the Pinochle scores CONTAINS: 3 BREAST QUARTERS SPACE Manchester Police Department to second grade students of Bentley 3 LEG QUARTERS, 3 WINGS isolfsiiiiivAuiYiii School during a recent tour of the department. This is one of several 3 NECKS, 3 SETS OF GIBLETS Manrlirslrr Jesanis. 576. Felix Jesanis. Citizens Center are Connie planned visits to other areas near the school as part of the group s Top scorers in the 575. Mike DeSimone. 568, Ann Kalber. 698, John Poggie. 670. CIRCULAR 3 9 Michael DeSimone. 667, Mary social study unit on community awareness, (Herald photo by Pinto) Manchester Senior Citizens Plouid. 567. Russell Hughes. Pinochle Group game March 9 563. Hans Fredericksen and St. Louis. 662, and Bernard at the Army and Navy Club Walter Kohls. 562, and Grdus. 647. FOR BIG m M WITH PARTS OF BACK are Helena Gavello. 625, Richard Colbert. 561. Top scorers in the club's TNAYI Robert Schubert. 623. Claire N eriion March 9 tournament are Catholic group planning Joseph Fetko and Ann SAYINGS! Renn. 592. Martin Bakslan. Winners in the Vernon uYiinEoivnYfm 583, Madeline Morley. 581. Senior Citizens Pinochle Club Songailo, 618 each. Bernard LEG Grous. 599. and Mike Sam Schors. 578. Betty game March 7 at the Senior retreat for Boy Scouts DeSimone. 598.

The ninth annual Boy Scout Retreat scouting groups can camp as a provisional QRTS. weekend is scheduled from April 28 troup with leadership provided by the Honor roll U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF MOSEY’S 5 through April 30 at Holy Apostle College retreat committee. and Seminary in Cromwell. The retreat will open April 28 at 4 p.m. Michael F. Lee, Andrea The retreat is sponsored by the with registration, fllowed by supper. All Rockville Bardin. Jim Steven BOTTOM Corned Beef CUT UP - SPLIT - OR QUARTERED Marie Loftus, Patricia Anne Algonquin District Catholic Committee on meals from Friday’s supper through Sun­ Bellinghiri, Craig Edward WITH WINGS The following is the Maurice, Philip Miller, Debra Scouting. It is being organized by day's breakfast will be prepared by the honor roll for the second Boudle, Tina Marie Boutot, Briskets A. Narkawicz, Suzanne Cynthia Boynton, William ROUND members of the committee, with Frank college chef and served in the college FRYER quarter at Rockville High POINT CUT BREAST Niemann, Lisa J. Orlowski, Francis Burke, Barbara Jean Keegan, chairman. He is being assisted by dining room. The chef will be assisted by 0 ^ h o o l. Cynthia J. Parker, Mark H. Burr, Debra Ann Campbell Joseph Downs, camp director. volunteers from Manchester Chapter of ROAST CHICKENS High honors Pedersen Gail Elizabeth Capello, Jen­ The Rev. Jim Anderson of Holy Apostle Bayard 0. Pelton. Sheryl the Holy Family Retreat League. QUARTERS G rad e 9 nifer Ann Chapman, Debbie College will be the retreat master. Father 0VENSTUFFER-5to7LBS.-WH0LE Lynn Phillips, Claudia J. Pin­ Joe Czerwinski, state Retreat League 3*4-4 LBS. Eric Anderson. Debra Ann Clements. Diane Anderson was ordained in March 1977 and president, wiH recognize all scouts who to. Russell J. Prechtl, Lori R. Colangelo, Lynn Carol * 1 . 0 9 Blinn, Cindy Beth Boutot, Price. Nancy Jean Rey, Allen is dean of students at the college. have made four or more retreats. Last PERDUE 7Q0 Theresa Marie Bninone. Nan­ Comerota, Madeline A. FLAT OR V. Riberdy, Debbie Jean The retreat is open to all Boy Scouts in year, 19 scouts were recognized. ROASTING cy Alison Bryant. Brenda Conrad. Dave Leo Cook, Mary * 1 . 2 9 U.S.D.A. CHOICE Rich. Cynthia A. Rothwell, ^MIDDLE CUTS the Algonquin District. The scouts will Bullock, Joyce Francis Cut­ Counihan, Leisa Carol Dabbs Information about the retreat may be ROASTERS lb. Cynthia L. Shaw camp by troops on the college grounds. Six ting, Cathy Ellen Robin Lee Davis, Cynthia u s 00V7 rNSPKTED GRADE A' BEEF obtained from scoutmasters or Keegan, CHICKENS David James Singer, Donna or more scouts usually attend as a troup 427 Parker St., 649-2740; John Joy, 649- DeMerchant, Laura Lynn Cot­ Lee Dickerman, Scott Francis L. Smith, Steve W. Smyrski, Dugan, Faye K. Famham, Turkey Breast with troop leadership. However, smaller 0691, or Mrs. Jackie Ennis, 643-9037. tier, Patricia Ann Gunther, Gregory P. Surdel, Robin G. $1.09 Loreen Ruth Hany Karen Anne Farrington, MOSEVS CRYOVAC WRAPPED Tierney, Jean C. Turner, Nan­ Denise Fleury, Susan Marie A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOPPE Paul Jaminet, Hilary Ruth cy Diane White Kemp, Susan Lynn Manning, Ganey, Winifred Gerakaris, Corned Beef Briskets $1.39 SIRLOIN A&P BONELESS - FLAT CUT »1" lb. Kathleen Ann Michaels. Nan­ H o n o r s Lauma Ann Glidden MOSEY S CRYOVAC WRAPPED New books at library™ ""^ IMPORTED - FROZEN cy Montanye, Tammy Lynn G rade 9 Philip George Gonsalves, Oellers, Susan Jane Ouellette, Mary Ellen Adam, Holly Barj)ara Louise Green. David Corned Beef Rounds $1.39 Daria Lauren Petraglia, Beth Adams, Sonia Sylvia Allan Greenier, Luanne Leigh LUNOV LEAN (SHORT SHANK WHOLEI STEAK Polner — Rabbi Tennenbaum - Rachel, the CORNED BEEF .M iiry (;iu*m *v David Bruce Roggenkamp Allard, Frederick Arcoleo, Haas, Deborah Hanusiak, I’reston — Destroyers rabbi's wife LEG-O- Suzanne Robin Holmes, (WATER New books at Ellen Stacy Rosenberg. Susan Babcock, James David ADOEOI 10 TO 14 LBS LB Rowsc — Heritage of Bri­ Way — Dirty tricks POINT Fully Cooked Ham $1.39 Thomas J. Sciarra, Teresa Bell, Carol ^usquet, Lisa Joanne Beth Jacobsen, Tracy GEM CRYOVAC WRAPPED Manchester's Mary tain Woods — A thief or two CUT BRISKET Michelle Sullivan, Kathy Jane Anne Bradway, John Newton Lee King, Colleen Sue Cheney Library: The sew-it-yoursclf Worboys — The Barrancourt Krafjack, Kathleen Ellen (WATER Sunderland, Robert A. Tubbs, Brown, Pamela Susan ADDED} LB decorating book destiny LAMB Kupec, Nancy J. Lacey Semi Boneless Ham $1.89 r i e l i o n LEVONIAN BONELESS BEEF 6 1 9 0 l Sandy Jean Tyrol, John Nor­ Bukowski, Nancy Ann Carroz- PRtMO Sloma — No-nonsense man Unterbom, Gregory R. za I^ri Ann I^ntocha, Carole Anderson I)c;ilh in the management Caldwell — In such dark Lynne Levitt, Joanne Cynthia places OVEN READY Wanish Michelle Ann Cleveland, Carihhean Ward — Children of CORNED ROUNDS M ,: Lewis, Rick John Martino, Italian Sausage $1.39 rangier Tangier Estleman — The hider lb. WHOLE (4-6 LBS.) G rade 10 Amy Conrad, Rene Diane Bladensficld Cheryl Anne McManus. Alfred ♦1.69 Cosma, Lisa A. Cummings, l i i r l e r - T he 1h r e e Wright — To a blossoming Gash — The Judas pair Cheryl Ann Apel, Marilyn Joseph DiPinto, Kevin Arthur K. 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Sadlak, Hensley A killing in gold Blakey - Orgy in rhythm Stein — Belter dead Falby, Carl Falcone Henri, Janet Louise Herbst, Michael Satemis, Lynn Ann Herzog - .laekson's way Boone Pat Boone Yerby - Hail the con­ WHITE GRAPEFRUIT Susan Ann Furbish, Linda AREEN CABBAGE Kathleen Ann Kelly, Gary Schmelter, Linda Ann Sedlik, l.ovcsey - (loldengirl sings Winners of the quering hero Mary Gibbs, Paula Jeanne Dawn Lorraine Shuey Mvers - Izzy ManheinTs Guerette, Sharon Anne Har­ Alan Knox, Lori Ann LaPorte House Header's Digest poll Tracy Newirth, Laurie Ann Scott William Simmonds, leiinion Cash - Johnny Ca.sh, This is ding, Stephen John Heaney, .Nonfiction Oliver, Mary Elizabeth Susan Elizabeth Skillen, Linda Heed — The offering Johnny Cash Gloria Jeanne Kowaiczyk, Phelps, Theresa Marie Elaine Small, John M. Staley. Seortia The nightmare tJolden gmidies, v 2 Crocker — Great oaks; Bryan T. Mannel, Lisa Putira, Charles Daniel Valerie Jean Stigas, Donna taptor (ireat group oldies, v 2 memoirs of the Cheney family lb. Veronica Marshall, Heather Schaper, Cheri Joan Shapiro, Lee Stratford, Jackie .Scott - .Spoils of war tireat romantic symphonies Hadley — Traveling with Lyn Martin, Kathleen A. Lori Ann Shepard, Randall Sturgess, Denise Sullivan, Wainwright - A nest id rats l.iberaee - New sounds children in the USA bag McKone, Randy Mocadio Candy Ann Sunderland, Anita Leflore — Breal^t from lb. Beth M. Osolin, Beverley Jay Shuey, Terry L, Simons, Coffee Williams Treasure by Moody Blues — Days of A, Svirk degrees future passer! prison to the big leagues Lynn Pigeon, Brian Prechtl, Janet Phyllis Sizer, Robin Florida-High in Vitamin C O Smith, Glenn Alan Stavens John Mike Swart. Sue Worhoys — Harraneourl Nanearrow — Studies lor Leimbaeh ~ All my Florida - Seedless Maiy Jayne Fhjilen, James Tommy H. Steed, Mary F. Elizabeth Taylor, Karen D. ALLGRINDS WHITE MEAT destiny player piano meadows Fhitira, Laura A. Rothammer, Star - Kist Tuna INWATER Stockel, Marybeth Tavernier, Thorne, Alan David Tiedt, Posey — The best of Sandy Leonard - Latin American Roxanne Ruzman, Jean Sac- N o n fic lio n CELLO CARROTS L l(largaret Tutko, William William John Torrey, Kim Posey cooking REO GRAPEFRUIT I cuzzo, Leonard Schneider, Elizabeth Toth, Barbara Jean Edward Ugolik, Donna Ellen 1 POUNDCAN Arpel — Adrien ArpeTs Highteous Brothers Just Mating — When last seen: Large - Slicing Size Robert Silkowski, Stefan Von Hone, Tony Waggoner,. Del Monte Fruit Cocktail three week makeover Mystery Writers of America Fresh - Not Made From Concentrate Skowronek, Jill Spencer, Vogel, Marie Sue Wasilefsky, once in my life Michael Karl Wermter, Linda M. Walker, Wendy Kara liergman — .Serpent's egg Smith - Best loved Clirist- anthology. 1977 VINE Susan Watson, Robin Wytas. $ 1 2 9 Arlene Barbara Werner, Walton, Mark Wehrli Pepsi Cola W OZ BOHLE Hoynton Painter lady inas songs D'Connor — The money pit: RIPENED' G rad e 11 TOMATOES Elizabeth A. White. William Hubei — Vegetables money Winterhalter -- Motion pic­ the story of Oak Island and the TR0PICANA°juicc^ g i4 t.I. I Tara Jennifer Burke, Jon < an t buy hut you can grow world's greatest treasure hunt Oay Bumep, Mary Frances Yee SLICEOOR 29 OZ ture hit themes Del Monte Peaches HALVES CAN Clark A Bicentennial I’eters — Book collecting Coleman, Wilma Jean G rade 10 history Wells — Daylight in the A SUPERB B LB ffi - RICH IN BRAZILIAN COFFEES Crockett, Susan Marie Susan Carol Ames, Susan G rad e 12 Crockett Wildllower gar- W liilo ii swamp Donahue, Scott J. Donnelly, Marie Banville, Caroline Bou- Timothy Arzt, Mike Aylward Prince Lasagna dening Douglas Christopher. Dugan, dle, Daniel Richard Boutot, C u r tis Jolui Martin Boyle, William Margaret A. Baker, Lisa A. S 0 111 e r s c t New books at Anderson — For the people: Eric David Fisher, Jerianne IM SLICED-CRUSHED 20 OZ Maugham Manchester's Whiton a consumer action handbmk EIGHT Fleming, Sarah Jean Fluet, Paul Boyle, Darlene Rose Belanger, Stasia C. Bloniarz, 2.69 Dole Pineapple JUICE OR CHUNK CAN Brenan, Cynthia Lynn Bryant, Donna L. Boucher, Lisa Anq Kgon Honay's Lucas tluide Memorial Library: Baruk — Patients are people William Gerald Fox * Amy Chase, Carol Ann Clark, Boutot, Susan A. Brooks, Deb­ to hotels, restaurants inns, in like us Phyllis Ann Gunter, Doris l‘'iclion Kathy Lynne Crouse, Mary bie Lynn Brouillet, Robert Dreat Britain and Ireland Bennett — 1001 ways to & Elizabeth Gunther, Barbara FRESH FLORIDA I'esling - Fishermen Anderson — Death in the O’CLOCK Beth Dahlstrom Arthur Bruno FIRST OF THE SEASON avoid getting mugged, Loui.se Hesse, Chris Edward Caribbean Cindy Louise Doolady, Karen Elaine Bryant, Tony I’leeman — Lsabella and murdered, robbed, raped or Inguanti, Cindy Sue Johnson. Fresh LUSCIOUS - FRESH INDIAN RIVER Fancy Sam Hurnford Bel Ria Ronald Linden Joy, Diane Kathryn Jane Doremus, M. Campelli, Nancy J. Char- Cartland ripped off Iviiiskiiia -• A captive of The passion and Marie Kelley, Kim Ann Glenn C. D oyle, Susan tier, Sue L. Chase, Bruce A. the flower Martin — Mammals of the COFFEE lime Kibbe, Roderick Russell Elizabeth Duffin, James Clements, Carla A. Connor, Seedless Curtiss - (K'eans G reen Florida California Klein Medical tests and In cold pursuit Kunz, Thomas J. Lee, Robert Joseph Gandini, Kim Marie Perry A. Cooper, Billie Jean Denker Turner — General test prac­ you — The Scofield AIIen.Le$sig Gorden, James Frederick Coughlin. Jean A. Daigle diagnosis tice lor 101 U S. jobs White Kramer Last eowlioy Janet E. Manchester, Gottier, Mark Grochowski, George J. Farrell II, Fresh Kgleton — The Rommel plot Wright — Richard Wright James J. Grzymkowski, Steve Valerie J. Fistler, Brian M. S tra w - Lah'eber - The Panama reader Eileen Catherine McKone, C abbage Canal (Ireene — The human factor Donna Marie Miller, Carol Robert Ham Furbish. Deborah A. Gilbert, Grapefruit Urey — The rcr'l girl FAMILY PLEASER (GREAT WITH Lyon A pew lor one. Ann Morelli, Claudia Ellen Sharon Ann Hammel, Neil Monique Ann Glennon, Nor­ CORNED BEEF) Asparagus please . Hamill — Flesh and blook I'iuiio coneerlB Moritz, Stephen David Ronald Hammond, Nancy man H. Glidden, Sandra L. berries (LARGE 27 SIZE) Maddox The unknown war Haviland — The Moreland BUENOS AIRES, Argen­ A&P' W Nickerson, Curtis B. Orkin, Jean Harger, Cheryl A. Goldsmith, Gary Paul Gresh, with Hussia legacy Holmes, Diana Ruth Howe, Eileen E. Hany 5 tina (UPI) — Four foreign FRANCD Michael J. Phelps, Michele Mehta The new India Hunter — Ooldilorks Proulx, Rosemary Quinlan, Lisa H. Jamison, David Allen Amy Harrison, Linda A. Katzenbaeh — The grab pianists are booked to play Joy, Kerri Ellen Kane, Sheryl Huelsman, Paul C. Inguanti, Mohr - Abortion in in the Buenos Aires music MARGARINE George Roccatagliata \meriea Kerpely — Fugue AMERICAN Elisabeth Sanborn, Amy Lynn King, Jeff Howard Mark H. Kane, Carolyn M. Nathan - Amusement park season this year: Jorge A'icholson Nicholson solar Katherine Sanders, Heidi Koenig. Mark Joseph Koenig, Kennedy. Ann M. Lavigne, 6 9 « PINT 5 i i . . . . J energy catalogue and building Niven — Ringworld Demus of Austria, Gary Louise Schneider, Ellen Karen Koziol Ann M. Lemek, Diane T. Lin­ PiH'k — The king's iron QUARTERS Paul Mark Kukulka, Jeff ton, Robin D. Littlefield, manual Graffman and Theodore S P A G H E ni- Elizabeth Schumey, Linda Mid great science liclion Sagan — Silken eyes Levin of the United States, 31 Mary Strnad, Sandy E. David Lejoie, Shona Ann Patricia E. Luce -horl stories Stovall — Presidential and Luiz Battle Ibanez of Summers, William Henry Lockhart, Kathleen Mary Rich M. Luth, Steven L. Gaylord Q Q ^ Food Club Paslan Five stages of emergency Uruguay. y Tuppeny, Lorraine Mary Magliocco, Gary Magnon, Madden, Kendall R. Maharan, 16 OZ. 1 LB. PKG. CAN \ grid Veilleux, Susan Rene Wellner, Debbie Rose Marshall, Donna Diane M. May, Mark A. Orange Juice OSI Margarine QUARTERS ^3 PKGS. M 1 ■ r Gail Evelyn Zanelia Mitchell, Daniel Morgan, Mocadio, Kevin Chester FUMCHMANN-S FOOD c u e ' MELLOW • SHARP OR EXTRA SHARP G rade 12 Laurie Moulin Morgan, Ronald F. Nolan, SAVE25- Dyane Nadeau. Kenneth Ross Brett Novgrad, Cindy A. 10OZ SAVEIO' Daniel P. Alexander, Egg Beaters 16 OZ PACKAOC PKQ H o n o r r o ll Nyser, William Oulundsen, Nyser, Diane C. Patrlzzi 89c Cheddar Cheese Stick Darlene L. Bokis, Wendy C. 8TOKLEY • AU VARiniES LAUNDRY David Parus, Cheryl Paster­ — I wnmi'c mfw POST-CBIEAL DRAIN OPENER Boyer, Diane L. Brunell, Cheryl Perodeau, Catherine CEREAL nak, Kim Pelletier, Robert A. Plante, Laura A. Saccuzzo, Itollon Russell Fish Ann Stoppleworth. Mark S. Burgess, Paula International Vegetables c Orange Juice g a l l o n CARTON i: SNOWY Quigley. Susan Romanowski, William Schaufler, Risa L. 69 Nadine Bush, Brenda R. The fullowing is the Grade 10 — Charlene Fen­ LIQUID POST Shirley J. Rouleau, Joy Schwartz, David j. Shaffer, (•cncrul liuiiura ton, Martin Ferguson, Laurie Cleveland, Cecily Cloutier, honor roll for the second BLEACH • m Sadrozinski Carl J. Silkowski ALL SOZ Grade 12 — Wendy Balch, Q Engeline Jeannette Cohen, Gagnon. Teresa Lindrey. Lori 40Q Z.C0NT. j 110Z.P K 6. PLUMB ISINBBAN Peter Samson, Lisa Stokes, T im o th y W, S te v e n s , Buitoni Ravioli 89c All Natural Yogurt fla v o r s CUPS marking period at Bolton Matthew Dreselly, Lori Sheet!. James Vatteroni, 320Z.C 0N T. Richard M. Davis, Catherine 4 200Z.PKG. Virginia Thomas, Frederic Gregory W. Taft. Kenneth E. ! • WALDDAUfcrs High .School. Franz, Steven Gagnon. Susan T. Foley David Warner, Brian Winkler. UW T OHE COUPON P H f m . 1 . AP-* . u » " U M r r ONE COUPON PER FMff.Y. AP-2 Turkington, Stanley Taylor. Michael J. Tringali, Negro, Terry Ann Smith, W ONE COUPON PHt FAINlY.RP-2 Joann Carol Gerber, Jen­ 8 0Z PACKAGE Mi^li lioiiorH Grade 9 — Sarah Cheney, yAUO M U CH 12-16, 1978 601J 1 1 1 f V*U0 lURTH 12-11,1978 IUNTT ONE COUPON FBI FMILY. AP-2 Wasilewski, Carol Weber, Thomas Robert Walker, Broccoli Cuts 2 0 OUNCCPKO 69c Cream Cheese, Joseph Stephens. David yAUO MMCH 12-18, 1978 8 1 ^ \jfALO MARCH 12-18,1871 6wJ nifer L. Gledbill, Michael Warren Drummond, Wayne Keith White, Chris Williams, Cathy Webster, Stefanie M. tirade 12 — Deborah Pullo. Teller, Jeffrey Winkler. John Cottier, Paul Drummond. Suzanne Fenton, Brian Wind Wermter, Janice L. Wilson, J?.***^”*** cuitomsrs, w« r m rv t th« rlghf to IlmH saftt to 3 pkgt. of any lt#m txctpt whart otharwlf# nottd. Susan Sehiavetti. Grade 11 — Mary Ann Cairo, J-p«c£ 8PWW. pftC£TpisrrTScrrsi«T! Grocbowsfci, Robert J. Hager- ttamt oftfad for sat# not •v lls b it In cts t tots of toothsf rtfsli dtsisrt or wholatalari. Not raiponilbla for typographical arrori. Dawn Finnegan, Susan Gate- Michael A. Witthopt. Jeffrey tirade II — Carole Rose, Cheryl Garno, James tf, Robin M. Heck, Nancy R. Grade 11 ly. Ellen Godreau, David G. Wright tirade 10 — Christopher Kqwalyshyn, Karen Manning, Herrick, Janice M. Hewitt, Michael George Arthur, Hooper. Ellen Robinson. Matthew Wytas Jr,, An­ Ba h, Adam Teller, .Stephen Minicucci, Katherine Mary Frances Juliano, Kent Kathy Jean Ashland, .A Diane Selbie, Maria toinette Yitchinsky, Mark A. tirade 9 — Lisa Bakanas, Nielsen. Tamara Roberts, A. Kuyumjian M a ry b ^ Aubin, Lisa Jean 410 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER Stoppleworth, Seth Teller. Zanelia \ PAGE SIX-C— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. March 15, 187g

M^C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., March 15, 1978- PAGE SKVEN-C B u s in e s s Mottos supermarkets have record results All ShopRItes loin Joseph P. Mott, chairman of the Board of Mott’s fltippr MarkeU Inc. (ASE-MSM), operator of 21 SbopRite Stores in Connecticut and Western Massachusetts, today reported record operating results of the company for both the fourth quarter and the year ended December 31 1977. In the.Grand _ For the thirteen weeks ending December 31,1977, sales rose to $43,964,998 versus $43,286,974 for the fourteen week period ending January 1,1977. Net Profit totalled $615,618 or $.52 per share, a new ali-time quarterly ear­ Opening of Our ning record, compared to $404,714 or $.34 per share reported in the week-longer 1976 quarter, which was the Company’s best previous quarter. For the year ended December 31, 1977 (a 5^week period) sales totalled $169,299,786 versus $154,122,458 in the prior year, which covered 53 weeks. Net Profits amounted to $1,559,538 or $1.32 per share compared to the 22nd Store Jeffrey Keith, left, Bobby White, center, and Stillman Keith are at $817,978 or $.69 per share in 1976. work in the new offices of Keith Real Estate, 464 E. Center St. The business recently renovated and relocated in the former Pete s Grocery. (Herald photo by Pinto) Northeast explains time-of-day rates Keith gets new home Northeast Utilities is mailing 40,000 booklets explaining time-of-day (TOD) electric rates to its potentially eligi­ Keith Real Estate has a home, new to ble Connecticut residential customers who use more than at the same site. At one time the property them, but not to the town of Manchester. 20,000 kilowatt-hours a year. According to the company, Bank sends youths to game Historically, the property at 464 E. was used as a garage from which the TOD rates may help these customers save on their bills. Wyllis Knight car was sold. Grand opening at Parkade Center St., at the corner of E, East Center The rate was approved by the Public Utilities Control When the Whalers meet the Indianapolis Hagearty, tract development officer for abd Pitkin streets has significance. It was Most recently the building housed Authority (PUCA) after public hearings. Mayor Stephen Penny looks over a selection of ladies’ bags shown bv Racers at the Springfield Civic Center Society for Savings, at left, presents 350 Pete's Grocery. tte home of one of the first carriages built Under the new TOD rate, customers will be charged Marylin Mozzer, manager of the Marion DeLyn Fashions at tonight, members of the Manchester Youth tickets for the game to Bob Conboy. treasurer ill the country. Keith Real Estate has operated for two different prices for the electricity they use — one Manchester Parkade, during the store’s grand opening last week. The Hockey Association and their parents will be of MYRA, as their sons, Sean Hagearty and The Cone Carriages were built at the many years from the second floor of 172 price for on-peak use between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. lobation in the 1850s by the Cone Brothers, E. Center St. The business is primarily store, located near the Youth Centre, carries junior and misses on hand to cheer for the home team, com­ Scott Conboy, MYHA members, look on. weekdays, and a lower price for electricity used off-peak pliments of the Society for Savings. Richard Ralph and Marvin. The Cones also owned operated by the Keith family Stillman, between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m. weekdays and throughout fashions and accessories. (Herald photo by Pinto) (Herald photo by Pinto) Bea and Jeffrey Keith, much of the surrounding area, including weekends. The price difference is an incentive for Recently, Bobby White, a retired Navy the present Boulder Road and much customers to shift their electric use to cheaper, off-peak Join in the property along East Center and Wood- Inspector with United Technologies, was periods. B u sin e ss bridge streets. added to the staff. He lives with his wife ceiebration and Other prominent names in Manchester Peggy, in Vernon. connected with the property in the past The former grocery store has been com­ savings, of our new were Lynch and Cashman. For .several pletely renovated to accommodate the Carlyle Johnson Dividend " ' " M ^ ' 'I years the Cashman's ran a grocery store l eal estate business. store, pick up a names president increased copyofouriatest Promoted at Chevy ^ 0 great Masterpieces fix)m by SNET dreuiar, iimited The board of directors of The Carlyle Johnson Machine Ernest J. Irwin has been named assistant personnel quantities avaii- Co., has elected Sebert R. Armstrong to the office of Directors of Southern director - hourly at the Chevrolet Flint Motor and president effective March 1, 1978, succeeding Frank R. Pressed Metal plants. New England Telephone ibleatyouriocai IhomasEWilson. Simon who now becomes chairman of the board and is Co. have voted to increase Irwin, a native of Manchester, holds a bachelor's retiring after 40 years with the company and its president the quarterly dividend on shopRite. degree in economics from the University of Connecticut since 1950. the company's common and a master's degree in economics from Michigan State Armstrong joined the company Jan. 1 and brings with University. 'Stock to 80 cents a share. him a wealth of knowledge and experience in a broad The current rate is 75 cents He joined Chevrolet as a college graduate-in-training at Every Thomas E. Wilson ham is truly a range of power transmission equipment. Coupling this to e r v P Ia c e . the Flint Manufacturing complex in March, 1965, a share. Carlyle Johnson's 75 years in the design and manufac­ Alfred W. Van Sinderen, ASSORfFD/DteORArOH ? PI Y becoming quality control engineer in 1966. He was named “masterpiece.” They’re consistently lean turer of clutches and brakes will enable the company to production foreman in 1967, labor relations represen­ SNET president, said, and juicy. Slice after slice. Ham after ham. offer users a wider range of power transmission products “For many years we have tative in 1969, and supervisor of labor relations in 1975, as well as increase company sales and growth. VIVA TOWELS the position he held until his recent promotion. had an objective of ^ Canned or boneless, they’re the very Previously Armstrong was president for seven years of Sebert R . A rm slroiig declaring modest dividend Armstrong Engineering Co., Old Lyme, Conn., a firm increases at reasonable in­ Increase in passengers best hams you can buy. That’s why we specializing in power transmission of all kinds. Before tervals and as earnings that he was vice president of Esna Div. Amerace Ltd., United Airlines showed a substantial 10.8 percent'in­ permit. The last one — a called them a Masterpiece. Ontario, Canada, manufacturers of basic control four-cent quarterly hike — crease in number of passengers boarded at Bradley Inter­ products for machines used throughout industry. was announced over two ShopRHe W HOLE national Airport in February, according to Jane Try a Thomas E.Wilson Masterpiece Armstrong received his master of engineering degree ShopRHt GARDEN McDonnell, United city manager. years ago in December of from The University of Cincinnati, Ohio; and the master 1975. Ernest J. Irwin There were 16,290 passengers boarded in comparison to Ham while this special offer lasts. of business administration from George Washington PEELED SW EET * the corresponding• month total of ••(•vv14,700 VIof a jc year a i ago. “Our dividend increases And save 50^ on the leanest, juiciest University, Washington, D.C, A resident of Old Lyme, he have been relatively con­ T0MA110ES plans to move to Manchester soon. servative when compared PEAS SALTED O R UNSALTEO Completes decorating workshop ham you can buy. v4ith those of other com­ ShopRHe SUCEO OR WHOLE panies," Van Sinderen Verfion resident Mary E. Krechko Mrs. Krechko worked with J.C. Penney Area man director recently completed a custom decorating said. “Over the past 10 ShopRite associates from throughout the eastern years our dividend growth WHITE workshop at the J.C, Penney Regional United States and Puerto Rico. of cable TV group Training'Center in Atlanta, Ga. The has consistently lagged S A Ln iES Mrs. Krechko lives at 124 Terrace Dr., behind the dost of living POTATOES coursi is designed to improve product A South Windsor resident, Sherman Tarr of 180 and has been with the Penney Company and our shareholders have knowl (dge, demonstration techniques, Mohegan Trail, has been named the first executive direc­ since 1974. She is a decorating consultant suffered a significant meas iping and estimating and total tor of the Connecticut Cable Television Association The MEATing Place at the Farmington J.C. Penney custom decline in purchasing decor itlng service. (CCTA). The CCTA is made up of representatives from 17 CENTER LOIN, BONE-IN l OINBIADFl OINBI ARF. RONf RONf IN IN decorating center. power.” Par|iclpatlng in the five-day cour.se. cable franchises in the state ^rving more than 130,000 Sherman Tarr subscribers. PORK CHOPSor ROAST PORK CHOPS Tarr’s appointment to the post was announced by CCTA Appointed at Burroughs Corp, President James Dovey of United Cable TV Corp. in Sales, earnings up Plainvilie. Dovey said Tarr will continue to edit the I } Butroughs Corp. Office Products Group personnel administration and professional CCTA newsletter “Cable Cast,” and also coordinate Industronics, Inc. of South Windsor, reports a 30 per­ has Announced the appointment of David S439 sa n g counseling. CCTA involvement with the public and various govern­ cent increase in sales, a profit increase of 7 percent and Parlwr as manager of employee and in- He has a bachelor's degree in psy­ ment bodies. earnings per share of $.12 for their first half ending Dec dustifial relations at the Tolland plant, chology from Southern Illinois University Tarr also is a principal partner in Advocate Associates, 31, 1977. busirtess forms division and a master's degree in counseling psy­ a Hartford communications consulting firm. He began Sales were reported at a record six months level of $2,- Before his employment with Burroughs, chology from Florida State University. his media career as a reporter for KOMUTV, Columbia, 038,170 and second quarter sales also reached a new hieh Parker liad several years experience In Missouri, then was City Hall reporter and health-science at $1,177,386. ® editor for WTIC-AM-FM-TV, Hartford, and finally was President Allan Caffyn attributes the large sales in­ Produce ' n investigative reporter and assignment editor for WFSB- crease to high level performance in the Instruments, m o h a w k ^ u.s TV in Hartford. Heating Elements and Thermocouple departments; and A graduate of the University of Missouri School of to extensive penetration of several new markey areas in­ CANNED 5 $ 79 9 IDAHO Journalism, Tarr lives in South Windsor with his wife and cluding additions to the company's new furnace manufac­ two children. turing capability. HAM ''Si f POTATOES POTAT MUNCHKINS^AND Service Deli Bakery STORE SUCEO-SPICED “NO PRES. ADDED" ASST. VARIETIES, JELLYBEANS A U LUNCHEON ShopRite ROLL lb. le -oz.i IN ONE EASTER RYE BREAD loaf DUttibeplmd farm s D a iry ------Frozen Food We reserve the right BASKET.ONLY4L9a MARCH 16 - 19 INDIV. WRAPPED to limit quantities CELENTANO You'll hnd Mum hkins' lour dflinous donut htik BORDEN CHEESE (Advance order form) iTi’iits) and jvlly biMns. loti, all r 16-oz. 11-oz.i To order, fill out this coupon in A t olorfui. M’usahh' I.aster SINGLES phg. PIZZA pkg. basket Yours for only $1.99 and take it to your nearest Save 50‘_____ Hut be sure to order in I parlicipaling Dunkin' Donuts shop. advance. Any 1 aster bunnv Non Foods Health & Beauty A id s reading about this offer is sure $ THRIFTY W IZARD to dwindle our supply Thomas E.Wilson Masterpiece Canned FOR W HITER TEETH .ASST COLORS, ONE , While Supplies SIZE FITS 8V.-I1. MacLEANS K O C LeiL pkg. of I . - « ^ 2£lcss H am . ■M’S 2 pair TOOTHRASTE S s " "^ame Address fsO^ TAKE THl"oUPON TO Y0u " t 0 R ^ " " ------...... - .u Date & Time of Pickup FLAVOR OF THE MONTH I aLl NATURAL ICE CREAM V>-gal.$l39 HALF GALLON Number of Baskets $199 SWISS CHOCOLATE-N-FUDGE OUNKIN* I 5 8 7 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. 1 214 SPENCER STREET 1 MANCHESTER '■ SAVE sc 1 MANCHESTER Is I 1 0pm 8:30 A.M.*10*.30 P.M. PONUTS I u on either Masterpiece films' hs worth the trip. O 1 0pm Mon.-Frt. 7 A.M. • Midnight 1 OPEN SUNDAYS 0 TO 4 I c ^***^^**' Cofporation will rtdffm this cuupon for Utr viliie phis m«. U TllMnWIt IW., VMiwn ■ « hindUng when su llie d as part paymml lor purchast of eithor Thomas E. > Fr«sh from *vr •wn bakery’ 1 Sat. 7 A.M. • 10:30 P.M. ' P rices Elfectiva O nly A t The S h o p IM IM M II.. InIMW ■ wuson MaslerpKce Canned or Boneless Ham. Any other use constitutes fraud RKe Stores Listed Above... III HUt Dmim Mtftnra,. WMhwMM ■ InsDtees proving purchase olsuflioeni slock to covet coupons must be furnished JUMBO I tl . upon request. Any sales lax must be paid by consumer. Void if taxed, prohibited INI IWn SI. [Ml HvtM ■ CO •M Nm Nrk A n . W. Hilttonl ■ ofieslixted. or where presented by an outside agency or broker. Cash value 20 oz. LOAF wwn 01 ir. Umil one coupon per person, one package of product per coupon. coupons to Wilson Foods Corporation. P. 0. Box 1199. Chnion. Iowa 52734. Offer expires September 30.1978, I BREAD GLAZED CHOCOLATE CRUNCH JELLY FILLED OUNKIN STORE COUPON ^ 5(y TH1W8 A CUmmAIIO FAtMS STOII NIAB YOU.. IwLTV comp«iy ■ r

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MANCHESTER EVEINING HERALD, Mmthester. (.Vmn . Wed . March 15. 1978 — PA(;k social services and they serve a delicious buffet law passed away this past weekend. have only a linnited number at the Betty Jesanis.SOS; Ernestine Donnel­ lunch with all you can eat. Tomorrow is an important day for ( News for senior citizens 3 door. A tid u t and the wearing of at ly, 796; Rene Marie, 783; Frank Next bit of news is about our Varie­ you folks with transportation least a “spot o’green” win be needed ty Show, and we just want to remind Gadomski, 782; Marjorie McLain, By WALLY FORTIN problems because here at our center to enter. 781; Gladys Seelert, 777; John Derby. forum slated Saturday you that tickets are going along pret­ as part of our Fun Day Program we Some of the happenings here at the ty fast and advise you to pick yours 776; Bob Schubert, 776; Sam Schors, Hi. neighbor! The first bit of news April 27. It will mean 50 cents more will have EUaine Dyer to explain the center start with our Friday after­ The fabric of the family is being b ^ made for a U79 White House up real soon. Tickets are available 767; Martin Bakstan. 756; Clara begiiming at 2 p.m., will explore and isn't very exciting and probably dis­ per person and so if you w i^ we will newly formed town sponsored Dial- noon setbadi games. We had 40 tom in the cyclotron of economic and Conference on preserving the family b m at the center or through many of Hemingway, 755; Michael discuss examples of positive and con- appointing to some. The trip to the just transfer you over to this trip. We A-Ride. It’s scheduled to start real players and the following winners: social change. The extent to which as our basic institution. the members of the cast. DeSimone, 743; Helen Gavello, 742. stmeUve services which basic in­ Chateau de Ville is canceled. We can collect the 50 cents on the bos the soon DOW and it will be to your advan­ Billy Stone, 126; Ann ^ ja s , 126; Next veek, Tuesday, March 21 is social institutions are providing un­ Dr. John Demos, noted family It’s a brand new concept this year stitutions throughout the state are received word that there was a per­ day of the show. Now if you feel you tage to attend this meeting which Mina Reuther, 123; Joe Windsor. 122; the day of the Big Health Fair at the derstanding and support/ will be and you’ll enjoy the beautiful will start right around 1 p.m. We will historian from Brandeis and Harvard Ixnviding to support families. sonnel problem that couldn't be are not interested in seeing the show Tom Regan, 121; Ann Thompson, Manchester High School. Our bus the subject of a statewide fcHiun, Universities, and Attorney Howard costumes and colors as well as some be serving a delicious corned beef Set up for parents with young resolved in time. Therefore, the at the Coach Light, then you must 119;Bert Turner, 119;Marie Burke. will start picking seniors up on its "Who's To Care For The Children?’’, Klebanoff, president of the State exciting scenes. and cabbs^ dinner at noon. Then in children, and state and local ^juteau canceled the show. contact our office and we will noake 118; Annie Johnston. 116; Ann regular route starting from the Saturday at the Hartford Hilton Board of Higher Educwon, will be We wish to express our sincere the evening it will be our big St. leadership, the fonm will begin at 9 A p h is created a problem because we the necessary arrangements to re­ Demko. 114. Senior Center at 1 p.m. The bus will Hotel. the morning keynote speakers. They heartfelt condolences to our good Patrick’s Dance with live music by ' a.m. and end at 3:45 p.m. Registfa- ^ a d a full bus load ready to go. Gloria fund your money. It's supposed to be On Monday morning we had a large make a return trip from the (air Nancy J.. Amidei, Deputy Assistant friend Mary Rhodes whose husband, Lou Joubert and his band. Goodies will present the historical and tion is $2, payable to the sponsoring called the Coach Light to see what a super show and one you would turnout for our kitchen social games around 3:30p.m. The fair will include Secretary, for Legislation, U.S. philosophical role of the family, and ‘nMxnas, passed away this past will be served by students from organization, Ct, Day Care & Child had to offer and found out that they enjoy and hopefully most of you will and in the afternoon we had one of free screenings for glaucoma, blood Department of Health, Education describe in fa c t ^ terms in dilemma week. Manchester Community College and Development C ^ c il, 999 Asylum had room with good seats for the okay the transfer. You’ll be sitting our largest crowds for our pinochle pressure, heart disease, lead testing, and Welfare, in a luncheon speech parents and children face in using Also our heartfelt condolences to it should make for a real fun night, up Ave., Hartford. Luncheon is fS.75. show. "My Fair Lady" scheduled for in the same seating arrangements games. We had 56 players and the sickle cell anemia and many other will give the perspective from Louise Wysomierski whose son-in- social and governmental services. Baby-sitting is free. your tickets during the day as we will lucky winners were: Mary Hill, 818; tests. Washington, where preparations are Twelve afternoon Focus S cio n s, pFamily G. Lawyer J Hadassah presenU life memberships and service awards O f Consilllicr Concern To win good will for his tobacco shop. Howard kept Maxine Jaffe, Jiresident of the Manchester Chapter of Hadassah, at right, presents Betty an open tin of fine hurley Ryder, Herald family-ti^avel editor, with a service award while other recipients, from ieft. on the counter. A sign said: Rena Goldwasser, Donna Rubin and Helen Kopman, Hadassah members, look on. Awards "Help Yourself." were made at the Hadassah Donor Dinner held March 12 at Temple Beth Sholom. At bot- Odometer regulations One day Howard decided tonfi, Barbara Wlchman, at left, pins life membership pin on Ethel Kasowitz, while other to have a little fun. Into the tobacco he mixed a tiny recipients, from left, Ethel Gottilieb, Marjorie Brower, TammyGayle Podrove, and Vickie Since March 1973 federal may actually have been guilty of back or disconnected while he was regulations have required sellers of rollbacks. the owner of the vehicle. Lawful ser­ quantity of gunpowder. A Greene await their turn. Dinner was highlighted with an Israel fashion show, (Herald photo customer walked in. filled by Pinto) automobiles to give buyers an Apparently federal officials had vice, repair or replacement of odometer disclosure statement,'The reason to believe some persons .odometers, however, would be per­ his pipe, lit it — and form and content of the statement checked this statement in the past, mitted but with certain disclosure touched off a m in i­ was changed by an amendment to the thereby hoping to escape from blame requirements. explosion that injured his eyes. for freshness and value! regulations effective the first day of if the mileage was later discovered State law concerning properly this year. to be greater than stated at the time functioning, tamper-resistant In short order, Howard In the past, the disclosure form of the vehicle sale. In order to close odometers,, and prohibiting found himself facing a law­ either had to contain the car’s actual this loophole and at the same time tampering with odometers in motor suit. At the trial, he COUPON odometer readings plus a Statement not to force sellers to certify a vehicles are enforced by the Motor protested that he had acted that it was accurate, or if the mileage to be correct which toey Vehicle Department persuant to "in all innocence.” But the court held him liable. London Broil odometor readings was different knew to be false, the new law allows state law covering the subject. SAVINGS from the actual mileage, a statement sellers to indicate that the mileage is Answers to questions of general in­ " P u ttin g pow der in not true and should not be relied up­ tobacco,” said the court, that the true mileage was unknown. terest will appear in this column. Ad­ Bm ( Chuck $ . 'The improper use of the second on. dress questions to: “Of Consume!' “(even) for purposes of amusement, can not be Shouidar proved troublesome. The statement In addition, the amended regula­ Concern,” Department of Consumer StM k that actual mileage was unknown had tion requires a seller to certify that Protection, State Office Building, excused.” provided a loophole for those who the odometer was not altered, set- Hartfod. Generally speaking, good Crisco intentions do not protect the practical joker from i Dubuque Corned Brookside Farm s \ legal liability. Nor is it a jShortening defense that the injury i Point arose indirectly, due to fAbout town ) Bake sale set March 22 fright alone. Beef Cut C h ick en i In another case, a man ■ dropped a rubber spider Whole Temple Beth Shojom Nursery The Caesarean Support Committee 4 p.m. at the Highland Park Market. Into an unsuspecting B risket Le g s School will conduct open house on of .FOCIS (Family Oriented Child­ woman's lap. She recoiled •ifi B n m V VipurciiM« ihort Proceeds will be used to purchase 2 CoatfMirc»il2»rvM»cnil m i March 15,-April 14 and May 15, from birth Society) will conduct a bake educational brochures for the so violently that she injured 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. l«M ORB main BVleMy sale Wednesday, March 22, from 1 to Caesarean parent in the area. her back. Here, too, a court Thin Cut decided the man could be Family Pack held liable, saying: 2Wlb.Avaraoa - 4. Hendries "One who plays 8 S dangerous practical jokes ■ti "I ■#;> •■■ ■ on others takes the risk Ice _0(< S^( that his victims may not appreciate the humor.” Gwaltney On the other hand, there Cream is usually no liability if the I Brookside Farms \ victim was “in on” the Great D o ^ Popular merriment. For instance: Mad* with CMekan • hw In caloriaa. Two friends were Flavors scuffling happily with each C h ick e n s | % gal. cont A POTENT O FFER FROM other when one was shoved * against a table. Suffering a %\PEF Whole •im ifvicotaoRiMirsOfwdeMoin99 |2Vk-3lb.Avg., I CoodMircAI2BiruMvctill. m i broken rib, he later JUK LdMORBCDUpBRpIllaMy Prints & Gauze claimed compensation in court. PLAIDS, CHECKS, SOLIDS & MORE But the judge ruled that ' Cottoni. polytitir* t , ae ztaU i the victim could not com­ Corned Beef ^Maehlna wash Tumbla dry iuraline plain of an encounter he Rounds Fwrt Brand had consented to, even fbigers 4 4 " WMa G ab ard in e though it had unexpected CuHjp 1, 51* Sirloin Steak 7J’c*u,2S^:SXir.. . 1.89 BY BURLINGTON KLOPMAN consequences. t;nFTiM: Poftertiouse Steak *> 2.49 SUPER SAVINGSI "Play, even though ALL THE SUPER, NEW COLORS rough, if mutually engaged K Top Biade Steak «1.69 OP SPRING in, is not unlawful," said Brookside Faims Drumsticks ■ks.x'.t S'i t ...... *95* A POTENT CUP Ot F T EA . lOOH Dupont d a c r o n '*P o ly tlM r the judge. "Otherwise, M tehint w .tn - Tumbla tf ry - (■■■ wkla athletic games, common to Chicken Breast • s c s jr r .. * 1.79 the people, would not have Chicken Legs Chicken Liver.bM,...... *59* The rich full flavor of Red Rose has always been easy to enjoy. R h had the sanction which Gallon Quartara L o w r a t Fresh Ducks Also Frozen...... ft 89* And now we’re making Red Rose easier to buy. You can save money ages have given them.” Plastic with Back Smoked Shoulder * 99* with the 20 cent coupon at the bottom of the page. A public service feature Jug Braast Qtra. a A * of the American Bar with Wing D v " Fresh Pork Steak Pork Bun Bon# In And if you All out this address form and send it to us along with the Association and the M ilk FInast Nb. Gonneelicul Bar Assoria- NET WT. 8 OZ. statement from two boxes of 100 count Red Rose Tea HnaatUnawaatanad i i l io n . First O’ the Fresh Produce! bags or the NET WT. 3^4 OZ. statement from three 48 count boxes of W h ite E y e le t s Red Rose Tea bags, we’ll give you a refund of a dollar. Grapefrutt Juice 4 t f O A VARIETY OF EMBROIDERIES The offer is limited to one per household and will expire on Dec. 31, SO% Polyaitar/50% Riyon bland California Sunkist Navei 1978. Machina wath -'Tumbla dry Vanity Fair Bathroom T issu e 4 4 4 ” W Ida So news Mail this address form and the Red Rose NET WT. statements to: vp . fUchmond Red Rose Refund Offer, P.O. Box NB-974, El Paso, Texas 79977. B ro c c o li O ra n g e s Q — 1 converted my in­ surance to the VA Modified Strawberry Preeenree V' Fresh Bunch Califomia-sTni Name______Life plan. Three years later I became totally dis­ Franco Amarican Address______abled and my insurance * DwWe Jiffy Fashion premiums were waived. At Spaghetti O’s 4 " ^ 0 9 " ' In City------^ State______Zip______age 65 my insurance will be Bag WE'VE GOT THE BEST SELECTION IN TOWNI aach reduced to $5,000. I have Choaasfrom3V9rtsdaa C * A VARIETY OF LOVELY COORDINATED HALTERS the option to purchase an Cabbage SSJ...... *19* Mushrooms'.“K 99* DESIGNS WITH BEAUTIFUL SKIRTS, SUNDRESSES, & equal amount of VA Or­ Friskies Cat Food O ^ 1 SOLIDS TO MATCH LONG DRESSES dinary Life insurance. Will Frozen Favorites! 100% Dupont OACRON*Polyailar the premiums on this also EachcanthaaquivalsfrtoMeoz. fO " WMe • Machine wash • Tumble dry Conont, cotton Monda A 100% QIANA*nylon. , be waived? A — Yes. In the case of Finest Cbnoad from prlola, MHdi, Fotger’s Coffee Flaked dll ■ Intlunia or tattaot an insured whose premium OFFER payments are waived Corned ' because of total disability, From Finest Dairyland! Green Peas the additional amount of Ordinary Life Insurance fresh from Beef or ^ 7 ^ 4 I5 89* John’s Homestyle Pizza.. . 77* _ children to pension PneateneeWeUweb IZVnjMwch 18.1978 Wa raawve da iKkito bn* qumMM Not responsde for typograpnea efror$ | payments.