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fOUAl« Good Morning It? PLfT'Tjjm Rl< f 2HS-7475 IHeRBWriHA Have A Good Day Many crashes result of storm THBHUN>WC? HOURS—WEEKDAYS: 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. SAT. > SUN.; 8 A.II. TO 5 PM. BY SUSAN VAUGHN driver, whose name was not The accident report was in Troop K of the State Police after the Blizzard of ‘78, another Herald rrporler available late Friday. The accident complete late Friday. reported an accident at Bolton snowstorm hit Connecticut’s The weather occurred about 3:34 p.m. and the bus Manchester Police cruisers were A school bus, a' police cruiser and a Notch, on the exit ramp to Routes 6 homebound commuters Friday right was still hanging over the guard rail involved in two other accidents private car ended up crosswise on and 44A, about 6:42 p.m. Friday. where it hurt most — in treacherous Snow accumulations four to seven in Friday night. A special wrecker from around 3 p.m. Friday. One accident Greenwood Drive Friday afternoon, They said one person was taken to bumper-to-bumper traffic. ches before ending Saturday. Clearing, Hartford was called to pull it out, was on Vernon and Lydall Street and but the two .separate accidents police said. Manchester Memorial Hospital from In an ironic twist, the city hf '78 Zephyr Station Wagon windy and cold Saturday. highs one on Oakland and North Main remaining in the 20s. Fair and cold resulted in no injuries, n ie accidents the one-car accident, but there was Norwalk (population! 85,000) was 'ans., white sidewalt radial tires, power steering, body streets. The reports were in Saturday night and Sunday. Lows Satur were among about 35 reported in The second accident on Greenwood no further information. i told that 17 of its 20 snowplows were ifszge. complete. day night five to 15 degrees. Highs Sun Manchester as a result of Friday’s occurred about 3:40 p.m. when Of In Vernon, a fuel oil truck slid on not road worthy. That left Thomas day in the 20s. Winds northwest 20 mph snowstorm which started about 12:30 ficer Stephen Novak was returning to ice and overturned on Ti^lor Street Kelly, the Department of Public and gusty Saturday and Saturday night. East Hartford police reported an p.m. and continued into ttie night. his cruiser after checking on the bus Friday afternoon. The driver, Gary National weather map on Page 9B. accident at 6:50 p.m. Friday in which Works’ superintendent of streets, A H U M tor ta h 41 Artleloo tor Solo 41 I Police reported that the school bus Aldous, 25, of 152 Terrace Drive, Ver $49,900.00 accident. Police said the cruiser a man was hi^ by a car while walking with 3 plows. $42,000.00 was traveling down a steep hill on non, was not Injured. FURk'ITCRE g a l o r e and started to slide on the ice when on Burnside Avenue at Bidwell A winter storm warning was issued WHITE BRICK Free standing This oversized 2 family must be sold immediate Six room Ranch. L-shaped living room, dining Greenwood when it started to slide Other area towns reported a rash lots nK«e. Ufcd-A-BU Fur fireplace with mantle and Novak got in the car, running into a Street. Police said the man was con for Connecticut by the National ly. Separate furnaces. Large rooms, 6 on each toom. Wall to wall carpeting. Fenced in back on ice and jumped partially over a of fender-bender type accidents as a niture. 67k Main Street. East accessories, stand up dresser. car which was stopped behind the scious and was taken to St. Francis Weather Service which predicted ac Hartford. 2K4480. Tuesdav- floor. Near school, shopping, busline. VA — no guard rail. result of the snowstorm, but there Kitchen Aid hot water dis yard with large garden area. Screened in patio. school bus. That car was driven by Hospital. His name was not available cumulations of 4 to 7 inches before Saturday. Il-S. Oiy and sell. penser. all like brand new. money down. Summary were no serious injuries reported. Oversize garage. On dead-end street, safe for The six school children in the bus Beverly Boynton of West Hartford, a and the accident report was in turning to flurries early Saturday. Moved. Call Midge after 8 got out without injury as did the bus •k I t I t RECONDITIONED RCA 19 p.m.. 568-1634. children. Panelled rec. room with carpeting. WASHINGTON (UPI) -G . Manchester school teacher. complete late Friday. “I think people are psyched out. .inch color portable T.V. I2S to Immediate occupancy. S T Y BROTHI 7 William Miller, who survived an HARTFORD (U PI) - A month They see a few snowflakes and they 1149, Essex Motor Inn. 100 BUNDY TRUMPET - Very'' extensive investigation into his think we’re going to get a lot of Phone Easl Center Street. good condition 385. 643-71^ corporate background, was snow,” said Bob Brown of Hamden Manchester. 646-2300. 643-S 13S overwhelmingly confirmed by the
MMCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mannhoster. Conn .S., x ,u,u Auto speed PAGE THItEE-A Chufch ballctin board going down AREA CHURCHES ) • LOCAL CHURCHES 1 A federal highway official aayt Guest speaker Breakfast ; i:OVKNTHV PRKSlIVTKRIAN ST. lU NSTAN’S CHURCH, GOSI'EI. IIAI.I, 415 Center St, p.m.. Junior Pilgrim Fellowship, that there it a "definite downward D r. C h arles W. P re w itt of The 31st annual Communion ; n i l Rt;il. Nathan Hale School Road. 31. Manchester Road. Glastonbury. Rev. Rev. Dr, Riehard W. Gray, pastor. 10 a.m., Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m,, Executive committee meeting of the trend" in speedi recorded on Connec- Mansfield will be guest qteaker of breakfast of the Men’s Gub of the Joseph R. Bannon. pastor. Sunday School; 7 p.m., Gospel meeting. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; a.m.. Sunday Hartford East. ticut highway! since the start of the the Unitarian Universalist Society: Rockville United Methodist Giurch 11 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.: Sunday ST. BltllMlET i;ilUK(;il,70 Main St. 55 milf-per-hour monitoring East Sunday at 11 a.m. at the Com- j Sehool; 7:30 p.m.. Bible Study at par- Masses at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. I.ALA .AHA c u t KCII, AN»pnihlh-N of will be March 19, Palm Sunday, at 7 ■sonage on Cornwall Dr. Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev God, 647 E. Middle "rurnpike. Rev. program. munlly Y, 78 N. Main St., FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF William J. stack, Rev. William J a.m. Tickets are available from ' FIRST ASSFMIII.IKS OF (lOI). 763 Kenneth 1,. Gustafson, pastor. Donato AltoVelli, division ad Manchester. His topic: "The Anti- K.A.ST H ARTKXIRI), (Saullirrn Rapli»l Killeen. members of local churches. ThCV ^ Oak Si.. East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. 9:30 a.m,, Sunday School classes for ministrator of the Federal Highway Side of Nuclear Power.” Cjtiivrniinn), 36 Main St. Rev. Chartes . Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., deadline for buying tickets is M a r l ^ m Jelley. pastor. Conley, pastor. children and adults; 10:30 a.m.. Service Administration, said the speed data Dr. Prewitt, who worked on the school auditorium; Sunday Masses at of Worship, the Rev. Harold Young of 1 2 . ■ 10 a m.. Q urch School; It a.m.. Mor It a.m. and 7 p.m., Worship Services collected quarterly "shows progress 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. London, England, guest speaker; 6:30 “Manhattan Project” which ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. which are interpreted for the deaf. and noon in school audiloriium. p.m.. Evening Service, gospel music and in reducing speed and indicates a produced the first atomic bomb, I MTKI) CUNGRFCATIOMI. Nursery provided; 9:45 a.m., Sunday The speaker of the breakfast will EULI, GOSI'EI, INTEltDENOMI- song, the Rev. Mr. Young, speaker. substantial increase in enforcement teaches science education at Eastern • III IICII. tMTKI) cm RCII OK School; 6 p.m.. Training Union. be Frank Chiarenza, a dean at the NATIONAL (;ilUIU:il, 745 Main Sl, ST. MARV’S EI’ISCOI'AI.CIH KCII, activity." He made the comments in Connecticut State College, Williman- CIIHIST. Toiiandi Rev. Donald G. .ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH, University of Hartford. All men of Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. Church and Park streets. Rev. Stephen a letter to James Shugrue, state tic. He has toured Asia studying Miller, minister. 673 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. the:community are invited to attend. 10:30 a.m., Praise, Worship Service K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. transportation commissioner. 9:30 and II a.m.. Worship Service and Carl J. Sherer, pastor. nuclear installations and is a and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m., West, assistant lo the rector; Rev. Alan Churoli School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun frequent speaker on the problems of Deliverance Service. J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. Fellowsliip. day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a m. nuclear energy. FAITH BAPTI.S’I' UIIUKCII, Orange 7:M a.m,. Holy Eucharist, Rile I, with Special event ST. MVlIVS (:ni Rf;||. Route 31. VERNON UNITED METHODIST Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James Music will be provided by Chris Coventry. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, homily by Father Jacobson; 9 a.m.. Holy CHURCH. Route 30. Rev. Dr. James W. Beliasov, pastor. Eucharist, Rite I, with sermon, by ( About town } Inguanti, clarinet soloist. A student There will be a family hymn sing pastor. Rev. Paul F. Ramen. Knorr. pa.stor. and dessert and coffee, Sunday at 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a m.. Father Jacobson, Church School, at RiKkville High School, he recently Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.: Sunday 9:15 a.m.. Worship Sei^ice, Church Worship Service; 7 p.m., Evening Ser received the Hartford Symphony Union Congregational Church. The Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. Nursery care, followed by coffee hour; 11 School for all ages. Nursery provided. vice. a.m., Holy Eucharist, Rite I, with ser Auxiliary Woodwind Prize. He will sing will start at 6:30 p.m. and the ST. M \TTIIFW 'S c m RCII. Tolland ST. MARtlARET MARY CHURCH, E m a n u e l H ill C h a p te r of Rev. Francis J, O'Keefe, pastor. UIII:|H:|| OE I'llEASSSUMn iON,. mon by Father Jacobson. be accompanied by Bob Richardson, refreshments will be served at 8 p.m. South Windsor. Rev. William McGrath Adams Street at Thompson Road, Rev. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet pianist. Saturday Masses at 5 and’7 p.m.; Sun and Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. tonight at 8 in Luther Hall of day Masses at 8:30. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Saturday Mass at 7 p.m.; Sunday Saturday Masses at 5 7:30 p.m ; CIH KCII OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main SI. Rev. Neale McLain, senior Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 On March 12 there will be a Lenten MKSSUII KV ANGKI.ICAI. Masses at 8:30. 10 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 Church St, Join in sharing supper and film for the family. The I.ITHFRW cm RCII, (Wisconsin CHURCH OF SAINT RERNARI), a.m. pastor; Rev. George Emmitt, minister of visitation and outreach. II. ll Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship will SjTiod). 300 Buckland Rd.. South Windsor. Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. CHURCH OF JESllS CHRIST OF The First Congregational Church 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all put on a spaghetti dinner starting at 9 a.m.. Sunday School: 10 a.m.. Sunday masses: 7:00. 8:30. 10:00 and LATTER.DAV SAINTS, Woodside The Confirmation Class of South of Vernon, 695 Hartford Turnpike, Worship Service. ages; 10:30 a.m ,, Morning Worship, United Methodist Church will meet 5:30 p.m. to raise funds for its spring 11:30 a.m. Street & Hillstown Road. Wcndel K. will join the "One Great Hour of CHVSTAI. I.AKK COMMIMTV FAITH I.UTHERAN CHURCH Walton, bishop. Missionary Conference, message by the Monday at 3 p.m. at the church. retreat and summer project. Rev, Paul Orjala, professor of missions Sharing” offering Sunday during the IMTKI) HKTIIODIST CIII RCII. (I.ITIIERAN CHURCH IN 8:30 a m., Priesthood; 9.30 a m.. Ellinglon. at Nazarenc "Theological Seminary, Kan regular 10 a.m. worship service. AMERICA), 1120 Silver Lane, East Hart Seminary; 10:30 a m., Sunday School; 5 Filling the potholes sas City Mo., Children's Church and After the service, there will be a Following the supper, at 8 p.m., the 10:15 a m.. Coffee hour; 11 a.m.. ford. Rev. Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor. p.m,, Sacrament Service. Nursery provided; 6 p.m.. Evening Ser coffee hour. A Crib Room and child Billy Graham film, "Shiokari Pass,” Worship Service. Sunday School. 9:30 a.m,. Sunday Church School; 11 ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev James Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet Louie Giglio, an employee with the Town of department has been working to fill holes a n d vice, message by the Rev, Dr. Orjala, care for the very young will be will be shown. A free-will offering for RKI.ICIOIS SOCIFTV OF a.m., Church Service, Nursery provided. Archambault and Rev. Francis Monday at 8 p.m. at the Marine Manchester’s Highway Department, uses a FRIKVDS ((jl AKF.RSj, Hartford Nursery provided. cracks created by the rough weather of the provided during the worship hour. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Krukowski. co-paslors; Rt. Rev, Msgr. Corps League Home. Mary Nichols is shovel to level the material used to fill a the benefit of the Billy Graham Friends Meeting House. 144 S. Quaker TRINITA COVENANT c m RCH, 302 Winter of ’78. (Herald photo by Pinto) Church School classes for three-year Evangelistic Association will be CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron. Rev. Edward J. Reardon, pastor emeritus. in charge of refreshments. Lane. West Hartford. William Persing, rector. Hackmatack SI. Rev. Norman E. pothole on the side of Brainard Place. The olds through Grade 8 will be in ses taken. The association distributes the Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Swensen, pastor. 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. y to a.m.. Worship Service; registration Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m., 8:15 and 10:50 a.m,, Worship Services sion. films free for showing in churches. I’RINCK OF PKACK UTHERAN for Sunday School classes after service noon, and 5 p.m. with the Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching, (.HI RCII. Route 31 and North River for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin SAI.A ATION AHMA , 661 Main St Trinity Tots for 3-year olds through 5, Road. Coventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, Sept. 18. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of Children’s Church for Gradies 1 through 3, Concert Sunday in Andover pastor. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL ficers. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; Nursery for Infants; 9:30 a.m., Sunday The Andover Rural Music Committee 9 a.m.. Sunday School; 10:15 a.m., CHURCH, United Chiirrli of CliriM, 10:45 a m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Quartet. She received her bachelor of Bible School classes for all ages, 3 Worship Service. (9 a.m. during July and 1746 Boston Tpke., Coventry. Rev. Robert Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation will present Mary Lou Rylands, cellist, music degree from Oberiin Conservatory through adult. Nursery for infants; 6 NOON August). K. Bechtold, minister. Meeting. and Christine Clegg, pianist, in recital and her master of music degree from Yale p.m,, Evening Service with Bob ROCKVILLE IMTED METH- 11 a.m.. Worship; 9:30 a.m., Christian Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Andover IM TED I'ENTECOSTAI. CIH KCII, Stromberg, presenting a “Pilgrim Pines University. ODIST c m RCH. 142 Grove St. Rev. education for ail; 6 p.m., Confirmation Congregational Church. The performance TO 187 Woodbridge SI. Rev. Marvin Stuart, Jamboree." Colfee hour lo lollnw. Ms. Gegg is a piano faculty member of John W. Mortimer, pastor. Class: 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study Group. m inister., is open to the public. There is no charge. the University of Connecticut. She is 5 P.M. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 am.. The performance will include music married, has three children and lives in ST. JOSEPH CHI RCH, 33 West St., CHURCH, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. Worship; 6:30 p.m., Prayer; 7 p.m.. EAIANUEI. U THERAN CHIRCH, from Boccherini, Bach, Dubussy and South Windsor. She is a graduate of the ONLY! Rockville. Blvd.l, East Hartford. Rev. William E. Worship, Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. Brahms. Oberlln Conservatory and had additional ■ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, IMtESIlVTERIAN CIM RCII, 43 Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf Ms. Rylands is assistant professor of Sundaylborbuslsis day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m. associate minister. Mrs. Eleanor Harris Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. son, pastors; Lynn Bruer, Intern; Rev, C. study at the Akademic Mozarteum in (Folk) at 11:15 a.m.. Vigil of Holy days at Henry Anderson, pastor emeritus. music at the University of Connecticut Austria. 10 a.m., Worship Service, Church Mrs. Harris, who lives on Imperial Drive, examines a pencil 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, Nursery and cellist of the New England String 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m.. and 5 and School, child care; 11 a.m., Coffee Hour; provided; 9:15 a m., Sunday School; 7 8:30 and 11 a.m.. Divine Worship with 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 6 p.m,, Youth Choir; 7 p.m., Pilgrim for one of her first grade students during Church School at p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. Communion. Ms. Bruer's last Sunday; p.m. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth Emanuel Lutheran Church. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Shai'on ST. JOHN'S POUSII NATIONAI, 9:45 a.m., (Church School, Adult Forum An Extra ROCKMI.I.E BAPTIST CHI RCH, Fellowship. CATHOI.IC CIIUKCll, 23 Golway St, on “ Issues Confronting the Church,” Bi Theater schedulee 40%w50% 69 Union SI. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, Hamilton are co-teachers of the first grade. (Herald |)ho(o hv ble Study of Job, Youth Class; 9:45 and 11 Off Our Regular Low Prices! AVERV ST. CHRISTIAN Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor, pastor. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., Dunn) 9 a.m,, Mass In English; 10:30 a.m., a.m.. Nursery for Infants; 8:30 p.m.. Saturday “ Coma” 2;2(M:50-7:20-9:45; Fashion Shirts in 9 a m.. Worship Service: 10:15 a.m., South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. Mass in English and Polish. Youth open house. Showcase Cinemas — “ Boys in Company C" 2:00- 7:45-9:40 Plaids, Stripes or Solids Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service.’ 9:45 a.m., Sunday Schoo; 11 a.m. and 7 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and "Coma” 2:20-4:50-7:20-9:45- 4:40-7:15-9:45; “Other Side of U.A. Theater 3 — “Close TRINITY I.I TIIERAN CIII RCII. p.m.. Worship. CHI'KCII, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Vernon streets. Eugene Brewer, 11:55: “ Boys In Company C" the Mountain" Part 2" 2:30- Encounters” 2:00-4:36-7:00- Meadowlark Road. Vernon. Rev. Donald BOl.TON UNITED METHODIST Strand, pastor; Rev. David B. Stacy, minister. URST CONGREGATIONAL 2:00-4:40-7:15-9:45-12:10; 5:00-7:30-9:40; "Goodbye 9:40 Our Reg. McClean. pastor. a.m.. Worship, sermon topic: “ What Do associate pastor. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev, CHURCH. Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. “Other Side of the Mountain Girl” 2:25-5:00-7:30-9:55; Vernon Cine 1 — "The 4.9915.99 8 and 10:30 a.m,. Worship Service: 9:15 You Seek?" 11:05 a.m., Fellowship, stay Worship, sermon: “Jesus' Birth, A Dr. James W. Knorr, pastor. Johnson, minister. 8:30 a.m., Holy Communion, Youth Part 2“ 2:30-5:00-7:30-9:40- “Saturday Night Fever" 2:10- Betsey" 2:00-4:30-7:00-9:40 Choose from up-to-the-minute looks in a.m.. Sunday School. to visit as long as you like; 11:15 a.m., Miracle"; 6 p.m.. Worship, sermon: All COSCO Step Stools, 11 a.m,, Worship ^ rv ic e ; 10 a.m.. 9;30 a.m., Sunday School. Church Lane Clasg from Grade 10, Nursery care; 10 11:45; “Goodbye Girl” 2:25- 4:40-7:10-9:30 Vernon Cine 2 — “Julia” fashionable 100% cotton gauze or 100% SACRED IIEART CHURCH, Route Church School. Administrative board meeting. “ Key Statements From 1 Cor. 13-14." House; II a.m., Worship Service, sermon a.m,, Holy Communion, Church School 5:00-7:30-9:55-12:05; “Satur U.A. Theater 1 — “ High 2:00-4:15-7:10-9:20 nylon. Wide variety of styles. Bridge Furniture 30. Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor; AERNON ASSEMBI.IES OF GOD 8-Oiglt Memory C f Iculator CHI RCH OF ST, MAURICE, 32 title: “Freedom In Obedience," Nursery through Grade 6, Nursery care. day Night Fever" 2:10-4:40- Anxiety” 2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- and Utility Carts Rev. Michael Donohue. Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev, Robert W. c m RCII, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. ST. ltARTHOI.OMEArS CIH RCII, FIRST cut RCH OF CHRIST, Manehatlar Evanino HaraM care provided in Church Lane House. Rev. Earl K. Pettibonc, pastor. Srirnllsl, 447 N. Main St. 7:00-9:30-11:50 8:45-10:30 with Square Root Kay Our Rag. 8.99 to 26.89 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Cronin, pastor. East Middle Turnpike. Rev. Richard ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL II a.m., Church Service, Sunday School U.A. Theater 1 - “ High U.A. Theater 2 — PubUttMd tvw y tvttilng sicspt Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m. and noon. 9:45 a m.. Sunday School for all ages; Bollea. administrator. An Extra Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday CHURCH, Boston Turnpike (Route Anxiety" 2:00-3:40-5:15-7:00- indleshoe” 2:00-4:00-5:50- SunOtyt and holidays. Entarad at lha Our 46% W APPING COMMIMTV CHI RCH, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m, 11 a.m., Worship Service, Nursery Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday for pupils up to the age of 20, care for Manohaatsr, Conn. Post Otllca aa 8o- Reg. 12.99 Off Our Regular Low Prices! 44’A), Bolton. Rev. John C. Holliger, available; 6 p.m., Evangelistic Service. very young children, subject of the 8:45-10:30 oond Class Mall Mattar. 9 .9 9 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor, Rev. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. vicar. Nursery available. lesson-sermon: “Man," golden text from U.A. Theater 2 —| Includes wallet-type case and Famous Wrangler Choose from a large assortment of handy Harold W. Richardson, minister. CHl'RCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN 9:30 a.m.. Church School: 10 a m.. Holy the Bible: “ Ye are my witnesses, saith “Candleshoc" 2:00-4:00-5:50- Suggested Carrier Rates batteries. Performs 4 basic functions, household helpers, in a wide variety 9:15 and 10:45 a.m., Worship Service sor, Rev, Bruce Jacques, vicar; Rev. CHl'RCH (5liKM>iiri St noil). Cooper square root and more. L.C.D. readout. Pre-Washed Denim Jeans Communion, 1928 Book of Common INION CONGREGATIONAL the Lord, that I am God." Isaiah 43:12. 7:45-9:40 Payabla In Advanoa of styles and colors. and Church School. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the and High streets. Rev, Charles W. Kuhl, 8 ln#la copy...... tea Prayer, and sermon; 11 a m., Parish c m RCII, Rockville, Rev. Paul J. Bow The Christian Science Reading Room, 968 U.A. Theater 3 — “Close W aalily...... soa Stora stock Onhr. No Riki Chtdu. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL vicar. pastor. Coffee Hour. man. minister; Rev. David B. Eu.sden, Main SI., is open to the public Mondays Encounters" 2:00-4:30-7:00- Ona m onth...... S3.M Our CHIRCH OF ANDOVER, UNITED 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 10 a.m., 9 a.m., Divine Worship with Holy Com Thraa monlha ...... 111.70 BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL associate minister. through Fridays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 9:40 Reg. 14.99 CHURCH OF CHRIST. Rev. David J. Family Service and Sunday School; munion; 10:15 a.m.. Sunday School and 81a m onths...... S23.S0 CHURCH, Bolton Center Road. Rev. J. 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Class: 9:30a.m.. and the first and third Thursday evenings Vernon Cine 1 — “The .O n a y a a r...... ’....SAS.SO Reese III, minister. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. Holy Communion. Youth Classes; 10:15 to 11:35 a.m., First Sensational low price for down-home, Stanton Conover, minister, Church School, Grades 10 through 12; from 7 to 6 except holidays, a free public Betsey" 2:00-7:00-9:40 Mall Rataa Upon Raquaat 9:45 a.m., Church School for ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHl'RCH, and Second Year Youth Instruction. 8ubawlbara who tall to raoalva comfortable jean classics with pockets, 10:15 a m ., Church Schoool and 10:15 a.m ., Communion Service in lending library is maintained. Vernon Cine 2 — "Julia" belt loops and more. Waist sizes 27-33. kindergarten through Grade 8; II a.m., Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. COMAIl Ni rv BAPTIST CHUKCII, lhair nawspapar balora B:30 p.m. Nursery; 10:30 a.m,, Worship Service, Prayer Chapel; 10:30 a.m ., Church SOUTH IMTED METHODIST 2:00-7:10-9:20 should talaphona lha circulation Worship Service. Wellner, rector. . an Anx-rlran Baptlitl Church, 585 E. Communion, Sacrament of the Lord's School. Infants through Grade 8; 10:45 CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Sunday dapartmant, sar-ttas. BURNSIDE UNITED METHODIST 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m., Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister; S m Supper, a m.. Morning Worship, Service of Holy Webb, Rev. Uurence M. Hill, Rev. Showcase Cinemas — CHURCH, 16 Church St., East Hartford. Family Service and Church School. Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Chris AnCitra.40% * to60% IIO C K A N I M I N IT E D Communion and reception of new Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. Rev. Henry J. Scherer Jr., pastor; Rev. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN tian education. Tha Man^ester Gilbert and Sullivan Players, Inc. Off Our Regular Low Prices! METHODIST CHURCH, 178 Main St members. Communion meditation: “On 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9 and 10:45 Gwendolyn M. Arslen, associate pastor. CHL'RCH, 239 Graham Road, South 9 a.m., Church School (or all ageS, East Hartford. Rev. Lawrence S. Staples, Trial," the Rev. Mr. Bowman, a.m.. Worship, Pastor Webb preaching, Folding Nylon Umbrellas 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church Windsor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing P re se n l /WAROmROBBINS’ pastor, preaching; 11:45 a.m.. Coffee Hour in sermon: “His Peace"; 9 a.m.. Church Assorted print And solids in School for Nursery through junior high; 9 9 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship siervice; 9 during the service; 10:30 a.m., Morning, 2 2 2 9 a.m., Church School for all ages; 9:45 Social Room; 6:30 p.m,, Family Hymn- School for Nursery through adult, display nylon fabric; Easy-fold. a.m., Church School for senior high and a.m., Sunday School and Nursery. Communion, message: “A Penitential “ The Ends of Power” Ladtet', Rcf. 4.9^ Man's. Rtf. 9.9 9 . and 9:50 a m.. Prayer Time in Chapel; 10 sing. dessert and coffee following. In Reception Hall by Grade 3; 10:45 a.m.. adult classes. Prayer for Everyone,” Nursery is “ RUDDHiOIIE” Nursery and Senior High Class; 6:15 provided; 6 p.m., Youth Fellowships r A p.m., Bell Choir; 7:30 p.m.. Praise and - March , PIL LI r c T Magicflash Music service meet. 16 7 8 .4 4 Teaching Service. CENTER CONGREGATIONAL March 17 1 18. 8 P.M. H.R. Haldeman's personal memoirs... Pocket Camera The Salvation Army Hartford a truly inside view of the story behind ■I Wings of morning CHURCH, Unitrd Churrh of Chrlnl, 11 Watergate. Controversial, headline Save Oft Our Citadel Corps will join the Center St, Rev. Newell H Curtis Jr., East Catholic High Sehool Auditorium An Regular Caldor Manchester Citadel Corps in a making revelations! Low Price pastor. NORTH IMTED METHODIST Tickets at Watkins Furniture, Manchester, Vernon Drug, Extra Low Prices 2 4 .7 0 m Look to the croas Musical Praise Service Sunday at 5 7 a.m., Men's Communion Service in CIIUHCH. 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. I I M I a i l K 30% attended a meeting of the gift to the church, “Did he actually Vernon Circle and Liggett Parkada Drug, Manchester. "Tell-A-Tale” Children's Books p . Built-in electronic Magicflash means p.m. at the Salvation Army. 661 Main the sanctuary, the Rev, Dr. Clifford 0. Custer, pastor. ■IST PtCTUai you're always ready to shoot in any light When we come to this weekend we Reformers, who opened the Scrip give that amount?" the investigator Manygreattitles ...hoursof All Men’s & Boys’ Underwear Simpson, worship leader; 7:30 p.m.. 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Services, For Inlormatton Call: 646-6238 rM^ngfun!Pub.Uit39eE«. W for I condition! Easy to use. 1401 are half-way through Lent. During tures to him, and he gave himself to asked. St, IM Christ. Noy?, as a believer, he went The Band and Songster groups Men's Communion breakfast, Woodruff Communion. Baptism with coffee MEN'S the remaining weeks I suggest that There was silence on the other end of Hall. Ned Coll of Revitalization Corps in fellowship between' services; 9 a.m.. Our Rtf. 1.99 to 6.99 from Hartford will present several 1“ n.4“ you look to the cross. Perhaps you back to his . painting. “TTie the line for a few moments. Then the Nursery for children five years and ‘Julia” musical items under the jdirection of Hartford, guest speaker: 9 a.m., GUITAR, BANJO A BASS BOYS' have been doing this right along, and Crucifixion.” He worked not only minister replied, "I'd rather not say Lighthouse Bible Study, Simpson Wing; younger; 10:30 a.m.. Church School LESSONS Our Ref . 2.79 to 3.99 if you have you know &e difference with his great skill but with the love just now, but if you will call back Bandmaster Richard E. Holz and 10 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Dr. classes tor age 3 to the Grade 6; 6 p.m.. that it can make. of a follower. tomorrow, I'm sure the answer will Songster Leader Frank Borowy, Simpson, pastor emeritus, will preach. Membership group; 8 p.m., "Elastic Personalued Inttruction, Rapid Progess. MEN'S—Hanes, Bravo or Caldor Briefs, mid- ien^s. boxers. T-Shirts. V-Shtrts, A-^irts, in If you have not yet concentrated on The finished canvas was hung in be 'yes’." Bandsman Robert Holz will present Church ^hool: 11:15 a.m., Second Hour Band," topic: “Alternative Life Styles"; 11 Years Experience. Ages 6-adults. lpO% cotton, poly/cotton blends anc( nylon. this there are many ways in which the gallery at Dusseldorf. There was “ A se lg e ia " the trombone solo; 'Now I Belong To in Federation Room, Coffee Shoppe, 6:30 p.m., “Cops & Robbers" basketball All Styles^ Beginners to Professionals. BOYS'—Fniit-of-the-Loom 100% cotton T-SNrts & a young count who paused to look at Jesus.” The Hartford Songsters will Woodruff Hall; 7 p.m.. Youth Group, game at Manchester High School gym. FRE,E loan intrument for beginners. briefs, sizes 4-16 or Caldor B r ^ polyester blend you can do so. Some wear a cross This word sounds like a newly dis Shguxxise T-Shirts ft briefs, sizes 6-16. the cross. He was greatly moved by sing “On Calvary", and “At The Federation Room. around their necks and frequently covered disease or, perhaps, some C inem as touch it as a reminder. Others carry the artist's creation as well as by River,” INITAIIIAN IMVERSAI.IST new wonder drug. Actually it is one HOfJETA! Eu«i, Community Y, 79 N. IHTBRSTATeSA “pocket crosses” so that each time the words written under it: The Manchester Band, under the TK 646-6567 SXITSa “This I did for thee; what hast thou of the ugliest words in the New direction of Bandmaster Michael Or- Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Panasonic, they reach for their money there is a minister. s iL v m u u ie done for me?” f Testament Greek, It has been fitelli, and Songsters, under the MU Bob Stirber Pencil Sharpener *Y ou r 4 Q Q reminder of their Lord. Others have 11 a.m., Dr. Charles W. Prewitt, mMUffra STRver translated variously by leadership of Mrs. Alton G, Perrett, Early Warning Choice 1 .0 0 Each a picture of the cross where they can This young man was Nicholas science advisor to People's Action for sraws SASTKAmrORD Our Zinzendorf who later founded the “lasciviousness,” “wantoness,” and will be featured in the second seg $ 6 8 -8 8 1 0 see it daily, or stand a small wooden "sensuality,” but Barclay in his Clean Energy (PACE), will present “The By ' Reg. 9.99 7 .7 6 Smoke Detector by Pittway • GAF Rototray® 10IM^apacity pietistic missionary movement, the ment of the program. The band will Anti-Side of Nuclear Power." cross on table or desk. Another “New Testament Words” states that Eugtna $jusajuMaumsMn ~ Keeps pencils extra-sharp. Operates CaUor Reg. Low Price...... 27.99 Moravians. What a sequence of play the ijiarch, “Heralds of the SECOND CONGIIEGATIONAL 6 2 .8 0 Ml a ta O R It. Circular Slide Tray method is to repeat from- time to it is Lightfoot who catches the true Brawtr on set of 4 'AA' batteries (not included). Gaidar Sale Price...... 22.88 events from "looking at the cross!” Dawn,” and “Hylrodol,” The CHURCH, Unilnl Church of ClirUi, •H olson R e filla b lo time a phrase from a familiar hymn meaning of this word: Pittway MaH-hi Rebate...... 3.00* such as these: If we concentrate our attention on Songsters will begin the service with 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James D. PanawnicElKtricSharpiiKr.Rat. 17.77.13'* Photo Album, IMM6 “A man may be unclean and hide -‘THE- "Nothing in my hands I bring, this symbol of God’s love our lives "Happy Song.” MacLauchlin, pastor. It was encouraging to Scotch "Malic” Transparent Tape Your his sin, but one with the quality of a.m.. Morning Worship and Church OTHER SIR •Kodak CGI 35-24 Exp. simply to thy cross I cling,” will be different when Ehister comes. The final section of the program to read recently of plans to in _ O F T H £ _ _ Twin pack cl W«800" rdh; Rnal 'aselgeia' shocks public decen School, the Rev. Dr. MacLauchlin, will corporate the teaching of “ Beneath the cross of Jesus, I H ia C ro ss will be by the combined Songster • tolal d 1600". Our Rat. 1 J9 ... Cost. ASA 400 Color Print Film cy...The man in whose soul this spirit give the sermon “ Lost & Found," The principles of moral deci 99* 19.88 fain would take my stand,” groups singing “ Love Divine — Ave- He burned no fiery cross Lard's Supper wilt be celebrated, “One sion into our Junior High M i m A L'NIVIRSAl dwells...does not care what anyone Verum" and the combined band . - IW rtCTURE The most famous, reliable Early Warning "When the woes of life o'er To frighten men at night; Great Hour of Sharing" offering will be Schools next fall. I was __ w COLOR* thinks so long as he can gratify his system... sniffs out smoke at earliest take me, hopes deceive and He bore his burning pain playing “Lessons from Nature" and received; 11 a.m.. Fellowship Hour in the gratified further to note s t ^ of fire. Battery included ISA76 evil desire..He is like a drug-taker. “Joy of Salvation.” The program will fears annoy, never shall the In sharpest noonday light; At first he will indulge secretly..In Hall; 11:15 a.m. Meeting of deacons & that the curriculum chosen *SMderltfordalalt. conclude with a march, “Down The deaconesses; 4 p.m.. Group Study of the recognizes that there are cross forsake me: Lo, it glows He wore no hiding mask the end he will whine and grovel and with peace and joy.” Below bis crown of thorn; Street.” “Life of Jesus Christ"; 5 to 6:30 p.m.. some moral absolutes. beg and beseech and implore com Youth Fellowship spaghetti supper; 7 While I recognize that _ “ T h is I dill for thee; what He healed the flesh of men T he public is invited. pletely without restraint and com Refreshments will be served. moral dogmatics will not !0liiiiirC: iGENERAL ; has ihnu done for me?" Whose flesh by men was tom. pletely without shame, because the be taught, nor should they' ; The German artist, Stenberg, once He offered love to all drug has so mastered him.” be, I see the need our ELECTRIC ' was walking through the market And took with soul unbowed Some revel in evil deeds and even children have tor sound 25” D iagonal place of his hometown. The face of a Jeering, abuse, and blows, boast about them. One boasts about principles of moral Color TV on • dancing gypsy girl so attracted him The spittle of the crowd. his female conquest; another cheats WELCOME reasoning. With increasing Hroplace“ HoatofJot’ How strange it is that men on his income tax and rejoices in the Soloist at Calvary Church parental abdication of the DoluxoRoll-About that he invit^ her to sit as a model. responsibility to inculcate Should lift his banner high fact he got away with it; one, during HAROLD YOUNG PodestalBese Our Thus he painted his “Dancing Gypsy Rodney Stewart of Chicago, III., formerly of lasting ethical values, our a jm m o A Y S O N Y Deluxe AMFM ’ Orig* 24.70 14.79 C Girl.” When they go out to kill a TV interview, had no hesitation Manchester, will be the featured soloist at the Harold CRUSADE children's need for stable MIGHT AC/DC P ortable R adio t As he went out to die! about sharing with the general public Young Crusade services being conducted through Sunday guideposts is not being Turns your fireplace into an energy- The little girl watched him with Marguerite Wilkinson the fact that he frequently accepted m i E R saver... drcuiates heat througlwut the at Calvary Cbucch, 647 E. Middle Tpke. TONIGHT at 7:30 PM met. This leaves them Our a. *459 great interest as he worked on The chuckle bribes. more susceptible than ever John T)rm¥Olt8 room. With mesh grate. another painting of “ The The services will be tonight and Saturday at 7.30 p.nf, Sunday Sarvicaa Reg. 39.87 31.40 In-line Uack matrix picture It is that time again when we start To return to Barclay: Aselgeia is to shifting fads through Crucifixion.” She looked at the cross and Sunday atri0:30 a.m. and 6:3(Tp.m. The public is in 10:30 AM and Extra large-speaker lor rich, full sound. tube with automatic-adjusting DinllamallFimlop "the wanton insolence that is lost to peer pressures. SATURDAY, MARCH 18th Coior Monitor system. Hand- working on our income tax. Oc vited. 6:30 PM Separate volume and tone control, and her reaction was, ‘iHe must have shame.” It is an ailment all too com There is a way that 11)66 aan. • tM pjn- som waottgih vinyl cabinaL Em t to MR ... Imna up to 3 hn. casionally during my ministry in The soloist is the son of Mrs. Clifford Stewart of 145 seems right to man. whose slide-rule tuning. Batteries not md. tohiaint tula.Our Hue TTtBL.. been a very bad man to be nailed to a mon in our day. A a a e rte d SaaAatetm, Homs Made ieum B7i Center Church I was called on either Chestnut St. While in Manchester he sang at various local ends are the way o( death. cross like that.” “ B e tra y a l” CALVARY CHURCH Home Made Ptea, Tea, Coffee, M Ei “No,” replied the artist, “he was a by the IRS or some church member churches and also sang professionally. A graduate of the Prov. 14:12. Our young peo of MANCHESTER very good man; in fact, the best man who needed a statement about how Still, as of old, University of Connecticut, Stewart is studying for the ple need to know this. THREE WAYS TO CHARGE: AUSALE PRICES much he bad given the church in con Man by himself is priced. ministry at Emmaus Bible School in Illinois. 647 East Middle Tpka. y 1. CALOOR CHARGE MANCHESTER VERNON EFFECTIVE: that ever lived. It was he that died F o r y ow u r lW h iA Day M d Baalar gEta triaE our gM I H ^ ECALLTHEWWE tributions. For thirty pieces Judas i The Rev. Mr. Young, who is conducting the crusade, is C d M aarty Itr yoar hW i toda Diaad. 2. MASTER CHARGE 114IT0UAN0TURNPKE TW ^ntlHUW W CnnW SUNDAY for all men.” rmscrebitmes I heard of ancither minister who sold an Assemblies of God minister from London. England. **Come anti get your GHMCH OF eW BT 3. VISAmANKAMERICARD UNOONtoSPJi. “Did he die for you?” she asked. STOREHOURS; DAILY ANDSATURDAY10AJi.tD9PJl SUMMir.NOONtoSPM This question startled him and was telei^KHiedt by the Internal Himself, not Christ. soul blest** Lydall and Vernon Streeta- Phone: 646-2103 ' started him thinking. Later he Revenue Service concerning a $3,500 Author unknown I AOK FOliH-A — MANC liraTER EVKNiN(i HKIIAU). M;in , 1 Amiqua 1 Stickyttulf U D U U |U U U C J 4 Copptifitid's 2 Reoan't father Charlos M. Schulti wHt 3 Blockhead □ □ n B a n n Prepared to fight for 8th 9 Plazichstr Q B u n n 4 Kind of D O COD Dear Abby 12 PovtrtiMisar marble n n o B I It has been with a great deal of in- aatney(tbbrl 5 Racket ttring D D a ra consolidation would be self-serving Here in Manchester the concept is 13 0acoit materiit n n n n I Ivrest that I have watched the newest to a very few. t4CaMslbody not new. Our refuse is picked up and By Abigail Van Buren 6 Insect egg □ n o n MOVIE, AU'AM?) THArs eREAT' I f Town of Manchester — Eighth IT’S YOUR OPINION ISDsttroyNL) 7 Highpriettof □ D o n AWl|5INTHEaA55«)flM During the past municipal election our school children are transported 16 Stbrsga pISGS Israel ALUJAVS LIKE MOVIES * Utilities District consolidation effort ?T Lysat^setd □ HO O^N 0E ONE Of 0(JR the majority party which was 8 Cults O n H D H by nonmunicipal concerns. It is djathylainida b e st liAUNlNSTOas r unfold. I have little first hand returned to power campaigned on the The Satimlay opinion page i» 9 Scendinivian □ O O D B a D H H suggested that the town administra* nion 'on a wide variety of sub tSMaka capitel □ H O H l n n o D H knowledge of the movement other 20 Jogs , premise, "We can do it better for tion observe the operation of the dis open lo all readers of The 10 Craving 29 Minnen 49 African animal • than what has been reported or jects. DEAR HEADERS: Although thk desk with 22Nuelaar less." This has always been the way trict-supplied services and they may Herald. We solieil your opinions agtney (abbr.) 11 Companion of 31 Smell amount (pL) t editorialized in The Herald and the We ask that you limit your pMple and their proUems, Fd Hka to derate a Bttb ip M odds 32 Island of of life for the Eighth Utilities find that it would be to their benefit I to oaieude, who are aaahk to apekk far themeekee: 24 Conpass Doetn'teiiM I observation of several town firemen on topics of interest to the com point to Islands saints (coot) District. The two-men public works writing to no more than 500 There are mroziauteijr 35 to 40 mBHoB dtga hi tM 21 Traffic light to either contract for or supply such 26 SUmy 33 Prove W aiving [ circulating a petition. 1 am. however, department out-produces man-hour munity. Is it education? Ad eonatry oad 22 to 30 allHoa cate, bat the fvohleai fa the 26BilMhoktsn color 39 Petit eirpott services in a similar manner. words, double spaced, and send device aware lliat mucli of the pressure BBBdwr of peopb who DCflect their aaiaula. Take dofa, far to 23 Chimpegne 41 Scale note for man-hour the corresponding town ministration? Business? them to: Brownish There have been consolidation fnataaoe. 30 Food ragimefl bucket 45 Scary being brought in tiiis iatest effort is service. The volunteer fire depart Recreation? Politics? purple votes in the past, and all have lost. IT’S YOI R OPI.MO.N Thooaaadaotdogaaredeatrojreda' __ 34 Also 24 M ott withered 47 Elba and of a political motivation. 35 Scull 25 Unconcealed Fin ment does the same at substantial bccanae their owaara doa’t care. Pete we tralBe_____ W ight Bi-Focals - By Ruth Marcus Legislation has been proposed which Manchester Evening Herald 36 Psy dirt 26 Margerini Author Levin I can understand why the Town savings for me and all other district The purpose is to present a hecaoae theyYe allowed to raa free. Diey oterre, toe, 48 Firat-rate had to be abandoned in committee. 37 Lamprsy 27 South African Auto fuel Fire Department would desire the residents. Herald Square becaaae they are fad improperly—or aot at oB. (comp, wd.) cross-section of community opi 36 Caustic tribe Summer (Fr.) Civil litigation has been instituted A bw qoaatiaaa oad rolea far dof owaara ahoold ha substance demise of the Eighth Utilities Manchester, Uonn. 06040 b y t k e w a k The Committee for One and the town has been defeated in ooaMdered before a dog fa aude port of a hoaoohold: 39 Amarican 2 3 4 6 7 6 1 1 0 11 . " District. It must be with a certain ' A$ L0M6 Manchester makes one basic W in patriot aactther- how court or is presently engaged in cost Every dog ahoold have a Bcaaae. yoon hove oaaT 12 13 embarrassment that the 24-hour Who win be reaponaflila far feediBg a ^ grooolag the 40 Wt (Fr.) 14 9 A 5 I M assumption that if the Town of ly appeal proceedings. ... 42 Curly letter L0nJ6 a r e VtHJ patT IS 16 17 w e l c o m e town department has to function on- Manchester did it all it would be done 43 Scold If past performance is an inditaiur m U s A BIT NERVOUS CALLINS Who win walk the aniaial regalorly, on a laoah, far Pb PACE EIGHT-B - MANCHEgTER EVENING HERALD, Manrhetter, Conn.. Sat.. March 4, 1W8 8iP(§)(Bifgmnz ji^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat.. March 4, 1978- PAGE MKE-B Ho^p Wonted •••••••••••••••eeeeeeeeeew likes Yanks ^ 13 Homes fo r Sale 23 Homes For Sole 23 Martin M ^ FOR Heavy work in fer National Weather Forecas' tilizer plant, plus general Lovable Pets warehouse labor. Call Mr. For S ale.. She iieriith S tJ 1*ii Hill, 6434)644. W T CALL [0, chances of repeat CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING \ SECRETARY - Part time. iln old Bohemia, people used Three days a week. Shorthand By Billy Marlin to sprinkle fern seed on and typing skills. Call 644- pitching staff takes an even deeper their savings to keep it from 1574. REALE, REALTOR^ Last year was an exciting one for look when I see all the good young diminishing. ,. the Yankees and all of baseball. I felt ELECTRICIAN - Journeyman When We Take Hold arms we’ve got in our organization. PHONE 643-2711 or apprentice. 8714)436. good about our club before last Gil Patterson, Jim Beattie, Ken Clay RAUL 6IIAS LEP THE FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Your House Is SOLD season, and although things might and Steve Taylor. They say you can SONIC6 lASTVF. WITH MANAGER TRAINEE - 6 4 6 -4 5 2 5 have looked rough at times, I knew in 606 RE0OUNP6. WHO Loaf and found never have enough pitching and I’m V4AS THE NSAKlNe Multi State firm has ( the end that our talent would have us for recent college grails, wHl 17B MAIN ST. MANCHESTER. glad our staff has the depth that it LASTYEM?T INDEX NISMIll TIMritAltfRII on top. I LOST - N ear Downtown be Instructeded in all p'bases of does. A.ELVINUAYEE Manchester, 6 month female, NOTICet ADVERTISING ADVEIITISIN6 m arketin service and I feel good about the 1978 Yankees, Our other off-season acquisition, a MOEEGMAtONE Labrador/Shephard puppy. In Toda/s Want Ads! • - Loti and Found employment. Starting annual I — P#r*Oo«Lt DEADLINE and once again 1 see us taking it all. Jim Spencer, will help as a pinch C OAEEAR Mostly black, with tan paws. • “ Announcwmwntt RATES - « 1 ^^^,000. Call Mrs. Young, — 12:00 noon the day btfort The one thing that we have to watch Wearing silver choke chain } — Entwrtiinmwnt Business Opportunity 14 MANCHESTER - Spring hitter. » — Aucttoni publication. 1 day ....114 word par day out for this year is complacency. •collar. About 45 pounds. Call 3 daya ... 10* word par day Street location. Attractive 8- The team is basically set at the Deadline for Saturday and Alice, 646-5949, or 232-4479. Help Wonted i$ Help Wonted t3 f in a n c ia l 6 days .... g* word par day vei WtATNER FOTOCAtT • SMALL ENGINE Service Winning the World Series once should Monday it 12:00 Noon Friday. room Connecticut Gambrel other positions and we should be okay Reward. I — BondB*Stocki-MorlotM$ / 26 day* .... 6* word par day MITOMECHMC Corporation - expanding nestled on a beautiful wooded not be enough, the true champion if we can get equally productive BOOKKEEPER I I •“ Personal Loans IS svofd* $2.00 minimum d e a le r n etw o rk . No I “ insuranca AAMCO Transmissions of lot. Country kitchen, two should defend his title. We will work years out of our players. The infield ( Basketball ^ IMPOUNDED - German H ^rienced, small three girl PLEASE READ Happy A d a ...... $2.30 loch experience necessary. working fireplaces, 2-car gar e m p l o y m e n t Manchester is in search of Complete training program. hard right from the beginning in is solid with Chris Chambliss at first Shepherd type, male, black offide in Manchester. Some age. Must be seen. 870’s. R, with tan legs. Garden Drive M achinist I — Help Wanted For period ending 7 p.m. EST 3/4;78. Saturday will find rain experienced Automatic 8500, investment requir^ to spring training, and not give com MIDGET phone and public contact, part — Business Opportunities YDUR AD Zimmer, J.D. Real Estate, and Craig Nettles at third. Willie area. Contact Manchester Ciasatfiad ads are taken over or showers over California and vicinity, shanging lo snow inland Transmission start your own business. Ideal placency a chance to set in. time with possibility of full 2nd S h ift ~ Situation Wanted 646-1980, 6647-1139. Randolph and Bucky Dent give us a Billy Silver canned 13 Dog Warden, 6464555. time. All replies kept strictly the phone at a convanlancn; across the central Rockies. Some snow may also be noted neat Rebuilders/Installers. The for retired or part time. With the addition of Rich Gossage first-half points in leading Tvchnlcal vchool EDUCATION The Herald it rasponaibla tor the Oklahoma Panhandle and upper New England. Elsewhere, Details on request. Mr. super young double play combination confidential. Send resume to — Private Instructioos qualifying applicants will HEBRON. Make an offer on and Rawly Eastwick in the bullpen, gradual* or aqulvalanl only one iffn>rrect Inkartion and generally fair weather is predicted. Maximum lemperalurcs in Barker. ESCAA Field that will be here for years to come. Crispino’s past Moriartv’s, •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Box S, Manchester Evening nparlanc* to work a* all — Schools-Classas then onty to the size of the receive Top Wages, Paid this spotless seven room — Instructions Wanted clude: Atlanta 40. Boston 31. Chicago 22. Cleveland 23. Dallas Training Division Box 619„ we've strengthened our club overall, 31-1 8 , Thursday n i g h t at Personals 2 Herald. ® around macblnlal original insertion. Errors which Holidays, Vacations, and Ranch. Decorator family With a year in New York under his REAL ESTATE 39, Denver 47. Duluth 15. Houston 46. Jacksonville 50. Kansas Wading River, New York. room with wood burning and now have what might be the best Verplanck. Brian primarily on Brldgaporta. — Condominiums do not lessen the value of the Excellent Working Con 11792. belt now. I’m looking for more good 8480. WEEKLY Possible - Minimum of 3 yaara — Homes lor Sale advertisement will not be cor City 29. Little Rock 36, Los Angeles 59. Miami 73. New Orleans stove, two car garage, acre lot bullpen in the history of baseball, RUSSELL’S BARBER & ditions. For more informa Billy M arlin things from Reggie Jackson. McCauley had 9 markers Styling Shop announces ap mailing circulars. No gim aaparlancat LotS'Land for Sale rected by an additional Inaar- 45, New York 31. Phoenix 73. Francisco 59. Scallle 46. SI. . Out of state owner anxious. anchored by our Cy Young winner — Investment Property tion, and interview call 6l3 MANY PEOPLE only dream We’re the champs now, so for the losers. micks, free details. Soma pari Urn* potHlon* ~ Business Property 852,900, Barnett, Bowman and pointment accepted Tuesday Loui.s 28 and Washington 41. 2467, Monday thru Sal of owning their own business. Sparky Lyle. that regard. It will be good to have Eddie Stack hit for 20 thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 Guaranteed. HABBCO, Box ar* alao avallabl* — Resort Property Co. Realtors. 633-3661. everyone will be gunning for us; the — Reel Estate Wanted day. - Perhaps it's time for you to One Job that I’ll have in training Ron Guidry in the starting rotation points and Mike Downes 8 p.m. Walk-ins Saturdays 8 678-A Lufkin, Texas, 75901. teams in our league have ail im Apply Paraonnal OapL MISC. SERVICES pursue that dream. I have MANCHESTER - Two family camp is to find a starting pitcher to from the beginning of the season to to lead the Knicks past the' a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 646-6659, — Travel ' over 1,000 busincssess for sale proved, so we’ll have to work hard to corner of Oak and Spruce Gerber Scientific — Services urtered Help Wented f ’ Help Wanted 13 4-4. Oak floors, two furnaces. replace Mike Torrez, but I'll be go along with Don Gullett and Ed All-Stars, 34-20. Tom RECEPTIONIST Secretary, 8 — Pemting-Papering by owners. Many for Immaculate. Good rents, 847,- repeat, but nothing ever comes easy. Streets. Instrument Co. — Building.Contracting AMERICAN LUBRICANTS CO. hoping for a comeback year by Cat Figueroa. I can’t forget Dick Tidrow, Finnegan, Larry Tanner a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ^cellent S3 Oarbar Hd. SouUi WIndtor minimum down. For free 900. Hutchins Agency, 848- I’m anxious for the season to start — Roolng-Sidmg needs mature person now in brochure write: Interstate fish Hunter, and the acquisition of he did a great job for us last season and Gary Wilbrant each typist. Good aptitude for An aqual opportunity amployar, — Heating-Plumbing 3166. and look forward to another cham figures. Appearance and dress H/F — Flooring Help Wanted 13 Help Wented 13 Manchester area. Regardless Business Marketing, P.O. Box Andy Messersmith should help in as both a starter and a reliever. Our pionship for the Yankees. had 6 points for the losers. Help Wanted 13 — Moving-Trucking.Storage 1888, Pueblo, (kilo, 81002. very important. Company — Services Wanted of experience, write E.F, MANCHESTER - New listing. paid all fringe benefits. Call Extraordinary eight room SENIOR SALES POSITION - Straight for a lintment, Mr. Duff, WANTED - Matured woman MISC. FOR SALE ADVERTISIN6 SALES Baker, Box 696, Dayton, Ohio MANCHESTER - Looking to U iR designed Chaiet. Four commissions, leads furnished — Household Goods 45401. open your own beauty shop? Led by Jim Sumler’s 34- 643-21; to live in as part of the family. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, two to homeowners. Call 242-5402. — Articles lor Sale We have two active fireplaces, double garaage, point effort, Schiebel’s One or two rooms, light — Building Supplies We are looking for an aggreslye STOCK — Pels -Birds- Dogs businesses available for your 3/4 acre treed lot. Hayes Cor WOMAN OR COUPLE to care housework, plus cook evening Temporary openings in our stock and marking room TOWN OF MANCHESTER - Dog-fight seen again whipped Tull, 105-72, Thurs EXCELLENT importunity to for elderly couple. Live in. meals. Two adults. Write Box — Livestock person to sell and service adver CETA POSITION CLERK II ■ inspection. Call today, poration, 646-0131. day at Illing. Carl learn wholesale hardward Call 643-82% anytime. T, Manchester Evening — Boats A Accessories areas in our distribution center in South Windsor on 87,576-88,218. Perform basic Blanchard^ Rossetlo, business. Good working con — Sporting Goods Realtors, 646-2482. Hohenthal (27), Dennis Herald. — Garden Products tising in our Display Dept. Some Route 5. Own transportation a must. Apply per office work. Must be able to ditions, short hours. 522-1107. — Antiques GLASTONBURY - Cole (24) and Joe Moniz TRAVEL AGENCY - Seekl sonnel office, 11th floor, Monday thru Thursday, 10 type 35 wpm. Experience Minnechaug Mountain. SET UP - Metal stamping — Wanted to Buy college helpful, car necessary. a.m. to 4 p.m. required, is graduation from SERVICE BUSINESS - With (17) also had double figure IF YOU ARE an attractive person with at least one years 8800 a week income available Exceptionally attractive Red Sox manager experience. Apply with company. Salary commen RENTALS High School with two years of Contempora7 Raised Ranch. performances for the motivated woman we need surate with ability. Apply in — Rooms for Rent Leading offset newspaper. Com business courses, or one year in this area. A cash business. you. If you are looking for a resume, at University Travel, — Apartments for Rent 6. FOX & COMPANY Minimum investment Cathedral celling with beam. winners while Steve erson. Satellite Aerospace — Homes for Rent of Business College, and/or glamorous, challenging posi Route 195, Storrs. Call for ap HARTFORD required. 203-627-0550, 203-481- Uils of glass and wrought and Lynn (ankle) are but the reports pointment 649-0605. n c., 55 E lm S tre e t, — Business for Rent pany benefits, paid holidays. E^ual Opportunity ^p lo y e r one year of office experience. Iron, two fireplaces, raised By Don Ziniincr R a sc h e r had 17, P e te tion, with a new Perisian r — Resort Property for Rent 9544. show that they will be 100 percent Manchester. Interested applicants must go hearth in family room, buiit-ln Arhold 16, Jerry Suntava 12 cosmetic line, you need us. — Wanted to Rent on to the Comphrensive Man ready to go. Yaz is an amazing and Ken Shoppman 10 for 236-2381, 633-3366. WAITRESSES - Experienced — Misc for Rent bookcases, wall-to-wall “Last year at this time I said nights, ^ p ly in person. La For appointment call - power Office, 806 Main Street, carpeting, beautiful treed lot. athlete and we’ll try to have him get Tull. AUTOMOTIVE lo determine eligibility. that we would be in the pen Strada West, 471 Hartford — Autos for Sale 879,500. Phlibrick Agency, more rest this year. Yaz, Lynn and Bill Moffett netted 23 Road, between 2 and 4 p.m. , DRESS BARN — Trucks for Sale TOM HOOPER, 643-2711 CETA requirements arc that □ EDUCATION Realtors, 646-4^. nant race right to the finish Evans are all Gold Glove winners. points, Carly Hunt 19, Bob ■Manager, assistant -> Heavy Equipment tor Sale you must be unemployed 15 — Motorcycles-Bicycles EXPERIENCED weeks, be a Manchester resi and that’s what happened. I Evans was one of our top power Plaster 18 and Keith SECOND SHIFT Forman - ■manager, sales help. Ver- r- Campers-Tr'ailers-Mobile MANCHESTER - Unique ■non area. Experienced • Homes dent and meet certain Privets Insiruellons 13 (kintemporarymporary Ranch. TwelvTw^ve feel the same way again this hitters when he got hurt June 1 in Bennett, Joe Lock and ELECTRICAL Mechnical / electrical ALUMINUM STORM economic criteria. An Equal knowledge required, ^ la ry ■Exciting ladies fashion — Automotive Service rooms, including adjoining in- Texas. He was hitting .300 with 11 Aulos for Rent-Lease' Opportunity Employer, year. Bruce LeDoyt 10 apiece as TECHNICIANS commensurate with ■store. Salary plus WINDOW INSTALLER REMEDIAL READING and law apartment, sunken living home runs at that time. Rice is the Fogarty’s topped Tull, 92- math: individualized work room, formal dining room, The Eastern Division race should experience. Contact Com I benefits. PEOPLE TO WORK with and most dangerous right-handed power 70. Jack Maloney had 26 munication Cable Inc. 5 Glenn program, (lst-8th grade) by throe baths, four bMrooms, be quite a dog-fight, like it was in Call 523-1000 around poultry. We are now master’s degree teacher. 668- hitter in the league. He’ll be the DH, Excellent opportunity for Road, Manchester, 647-1468. Help Wented 13 AREA ADVISORS NEEDED huge fireplaced family room, 1977. The Yankees will be tough to points, Jim McNickle 14 WANTED accepting applications for 8075. game room. Phlibrick Agen but will also get some work in the and Pete Leber 12 for Tull • bright, ambitious men to drivers (Class II License catch. They’ve made some moves DENTAL ASSISTANT - South WANTED MACHINIST - Part study Work • Mwt Hovo Truck S Toolt cy. Realtors, 646-4200. join our professional staff AFTERNOON & EVENING Required) to handle and PIANO INSTRUCTION - that haven’t hurt them. The Orioles outfield. Jim’s a dedicated player Windsor. Experienced time daily, mornii^s. Job Bolton LouMon • Coll Now Britain who really works hard. Carbo filled MIDGET of technicians installing, shop experience. Call for deliver chicks, and for per Experienced, creative COVENTRY ■ Privacy are always in the race, although they preferred, but not necessary. HOURS sonnel to work in egg coflec- in all over the outfield last year and Tim Carmel netted 19 maintaining and New office. Part time. INVENTORY WORK - Needs details, phone 649-5384, after 2 a t - 4 4 M teacher, D egre^state-and abounds In this six room full might have a hard time replacing the troubleshooting our unique dependable person for local 5:30 p.m. tion, feeding, cleaning national certification. All dormered Cape Cod set on 1 has the ability to be a dangerous points and Mark Coulter 12 Tuesday, Thursday, and MR. OEIOINQER 7 T O 0 A.M. two lefties (Rudy May and Ross low voltage audio alarm store. 12 hours monthly. buildings, bird selection, ana levels, beginners welcome. 1/2 acres. Landscaped lot, clutch hitter. as Allied Builders nipped Saturday morning. Send weighing. Write to P.O. Box Grimsley). Milwaukee and Detroit systems. Basic elec- resum e to Box TT, c/o Include phone number. Write MACHINIST WANTED - Car MUST HAVE CAR Many elrtras! Grelchen Van front to back living room, Our bench is better than last year. the Celts, 38-37, Wednesday Box U, c/o Manchester bon Products Job Shop needs 220, Glastonbury, Conn. 06033, Why, 647-9761. dining room, beamea ceiling, should be improved teams and trical/electronic Manchester Herald. for application. In the infield Ramon Aviles, Jack at the East Side Rec. Rick Herald. all around man, to work 40 three bedrooms, fireplace, Cleveland is always tough against us. knowledge essential. GUITAR, BANJO, Bass breezeway, 2-car garage. 849,- Brohamer, Ted Cox, and Tommy Soiicier had 15 markers Qualified applicants call SITTER IN MY Home - 8:30 hour week. Wages commen As for our own club, I think we ACCOUNTING CLERK - surate with experience and Call Jeanne 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 WE ARE NOW tak in g lessons; Experienced with 500. Phlibrick AgenCy, Helms should help us when we want and Rick Longo and Ron Mr. Curtiss, at 2474500, a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Children 5 applications for Sous Chief, children aged 5 on. Adults too. Realtors. 646-4200. really strengthened ourselves in the and 9 years. Please call after Some experience. High School skill. Gore Machine Company. to make some moves. Pinney 10 and 8 respective Monday thru Friday, Graduate. Good figure ap Call 456-1722 days, 742-8981 America's Oldest Licensor Bar tenders, waitress, bus Enjoyable rapid progress. off-season. Last year we had an 6 4 3 - ^ . boys or bus girls and snack Luis Tiant will have a big year. I ly for the Celtics. between 10 a m. and 3 p.m. titude. Hartford base com-' evenings til 8. PART TIME - 8120. or more PART TIME Teller trainee, Of Ice Cream Stores Free loan instrument. 11 WESTWOOD Development, explosive team and we have that D o n Z im m e r bar help, \ p f iy at Ellington years experience. 846-8557. Manchester Raised Ranch. 9 really believe that. And Torrez, Bill Mike Everett, Dave only. ,Dany^ Fringe benefits. Rep weekly. Several mature men main office. South Winder Needs Qualified Families same nucleous back. We lacked ;o Box T, c/o Manchesl preferably employed needed Ridge Country Club, Tuesday rooms. 3-4 bedrooms, formal Lee, Paxton, Reggie Cleveland and Belanger, Matt Cusson and Bank & Trust Company. 11 To Operate Their Own and Wednesday, From.11 a.m speed and consistent pitching, W e ’ve p e el ierald. EOE, M/F. for evening hours. Call Mr. a.m. .to...... 3:30 p.m. Mondayinday thi thru Schools-CfHitt 18 dining room, eat In kitchen, lacked on the bases. He and Burleson Rick Wise should join with Tiant for Scott Gorman had 8 points NURSES Barkley between 2:30 and 9:30 h> 3 p.m. or call 872-9133 for wall to wall, 2 full baths, expecially from the starters. But we VnS PLEASE APPLY Thursday. 11 a.m. to 7 p.ip.m appointment. ought to give us excellent defense a strong starting staff. apiece as Groman's edged |PAR'T TIME Driver for p.m. 528-6^. Fridays.ays. With...... occasional FOR THE BEST-Manchester carpeting. Central air condi helped both areas by getting Jerry frills to off RN’S - LPN’s Gymnastic School. 3 to. 5 and a good one-two batting combina even though Bill Campbell had a Top Notch, 31-30, John SONITROL SECURITY OF school buses. We will train SaturdaySat mornings. Apply in tion. Large family room, with Remy, Mike Torrez and Dick Drago. Aid and Assistance has RESTAURANT Management pupils per teacher. FREE In- fieldstone fireplace. 2 car at tion. great year in 1977 I think our bullpen Sulick had a game-high 13 responsible applicants. Call RECEPTIONIST 8 to 3,5 days pelirson 1033 John Fitch CARVEL Traineee ■ Nationwide Fast And Mike Paxton and Bob Stanley HARTFORD INC. nonsense 643-2414. ' part-time and full-time iroductory lesson with this ad. tached garage. 869,900. 649- The "Rooster" (Burleson) and tallies and Jim Redd 8 for a week, possible weekends. South Windsor. Between 9 Food Chain, Excellent growth should be better pitchers with a will be even better. Drago was a hours available for you. a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Call 646-6306, or 646-3549. 6637. Hobson are battlers. I don’t know if Top Notch. N« fnaanikia I 82.75 1 ir hour to start. Please potential In the greater Hart year’s experience behind them. They clutch man for us when we won the EXPERIENCED Restaurant Personal and Professional they can equal their hitting of last Standings: Burger King call '1-2906. ICE CREAM STORE ford area. Exc^lent salary. did a great job for us last year as pennant in 1975, Stanley has a year’s "PICK rovi OM Manager wanted to operate satisfaction derived from LPNs & NURSES Aides - part Health & Life Insurance year, but even if they don't they’ll be 10-1, Pro Remodeling 8-3, small snack bar. Main Street. time, 7 to 3. Please cali rookies. experience behind him, and Jim providing good nursing RN’S - IMMEDIATE Benefits, Paid Vacations. assets to the team. They can do the Boland Oil 7-5, Top Notch Must take interest in business. care on a 1 jo 1 basis for Meadows Convalescent Send resume to Fleagane Our starting lineup looks as good as Willoughby can be tough when his 643-1442. Openings on 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Home, between 8 a.m. and 4 In This Area. What is your Property Worth? job defensively, too. 6-6, Allied Builders 5-7, Why not send clients in their own homes shift for one full time and one Enterprises Inc., c/o Wendy’s any in the American League. Of sinker is working. p.m., 647-9194. On paper our outfield is the equal Grom an’s 4-8, Celtics 3-8, a happy thought or medical facilities. part time nurse. Call Mrs. We Will Be Old Fashioned Hamburgs, We will Inspect your property and suggest an asking course you never know what sur As I’ve said, on paper we Have price, (No obligation.) of any in baseball with Carl Wyman Oil 3-8. orothy Ferguson, DNS, at PARTS CLERK In Bloomfield 1007 Farmington Avenue, prises might come in spring training. quite a team. But it will take a lot of to someone today! 289-9573. West Hartford, Conn. 06107. Yastrzemski, Fred Lynn, Dwight For Intormallon Call Experienced necessary. Full March 11th, 12th, Ask us about our gauranteed sales plan TODAY!!! Stanley and Butch Hobson made the hard work if we’re going to beat out Evans, Jim Rice and Bernie Carbo. PEE W EE OFFICE WORK 643-9S15 time. Call 646-8080.Ask for team with their showings last spring. the Yankees. All in all, it should be a IMMEDIATE OPENING - Tom. At The Carvel Store |REALT0R8 - 1ML8 We have to see how Evans (kneel great year for baseball in Boston." Bob Lammey and Greg DAY/NIGHT « D AND ASSISTANCE For lab technician trainee on 16 B, Mountain Avenue. Bualneas Opportunity 14 Pudge Fisk had a great year in 1977 Damron had 8 markers PHONE FROM Home to ser of Northeastern CL bic. PASEK 8 9 -7 4 7 5 in every phase of the game. Hopeful our first shift. Applicant must PART TIME Telephone per Call Toll Free, 800-431-1008 each in leading WINF over vice our customers in tthe 397 [w t Cantar SI. be a high school ^aduate and, son and cashier. Hours 5 p.m. EARN EXTRA MONEY - ly wo will be able to give him more Mancchester area. Flexible We are GROWING and Mancbetlar, Com. To Set An Appointment 80S ■URNIIDI AVI. • EAST HARTFORD VFW, 18-8, Wednesday at have a strong background in to 8 p.m Monday thru Start your own business on Monbcri National Aaaoclatlon of Rral Eilata Board! and Connactlcul rest this year. He played 152 games Rain washes out golf hours. Super earnings. 249- need additional persons to chemistry and math. Apply at Thursday. See Mr. Willis or With Our Representatives. Verplanck. Stan Nowak cALiFoaniAcaiiF Main Street. Wanted barber Aaaactallon of Raallora. fnc. Alio mtnllKr of Uw Hartford Board of and that’s tough on a catcher. Behind 7773. ; join our staff of active Multi Circuits Inc. 50 Mr. Carter. Carter Chevrolet, shop, hairdresser, snack bar, tUalton. Manciwiltr and Vartwn Multlpla Uiflnf Sarvict. seven under par at the 7,012-yard Rio had 4 points for VFW. him we have Bob Montgomery, who 1 ORLANDO, Fla. (UPl) - Rain women monitoring Harrison Street, Manchester. 1229 Main Street, Manchester. etc. Manchester Mall 643-1442. Pinar Country Club course, tying him WANTED - Gas station atten-| ICEBERG j specialized com feel is the bes. backup catcher in the washed out the second round of the for the lead with Bob Murphy and dant, full -or part time. munications equipment. If league, and ^o Diaz and Andy Mature, responsible person missk rareileR'Wifflng Citrus Open Friday, giving Arnold Tom Kite. prona Join the real estate you have an EXCELLENT Merchant who have shown some Palmer another day to relish having ,for third shift. References. The most recent of Palmer’s 61 Call 871-1698. professionals - The company phone voice and potential. a share of the lead. PGA tour victories was the 1973 Bob that is number one in the na references, please call 247- In the infield we have George Scott The second round was postponed Hope Classic. tion. Call Norma at Century 4500, between 10 a.m. and 3 Saturday EMERGENCY MEDICAL 21, Tedford Real Estate, 647- oCALL THESE at first. Remy and Denny Doyle at until Saturday. Players who make Torrential rains swept through Technicians and wheelchair p.m. for application. Paid BASKETBALL 9914. while training. Company second, Rick Burlecon at shortstop the cut will then squeeze in both the Central Florida Friday morning and drivers wanted. Full time. South W indsor v b . paid benefits. PARADE OF HOME and Hobson at third. Scott gave us third and fourth rounds Sunday. The Apply 1739 Main Street. East second round play was temporarily Bulkplev at UofH, 8:15 Hartford. DISHWASHER Porter - Mon the right-handed extra power we cut after Saturday's round will pare suspended at 9:30 a m. Although the day thru Friday. Full time REALTORSo ICE HOCKEY days, ^ust have previous needed last year and he’s still a down the 147-player field to the low rain let up for a short time, the DENTAL OFFICE in South HOURS tremendous fielder. Remy is my kind 50 scorers and ties. ManrhpBter vs. East kitchen experience. Apply to course had become unplayable and Windsor, requesting part time Chef, Steak Out Restaurant, of player and has the quickness we Catholir at Bolton re help, with dental assisting and For An Palmer, 48, shot a 65 Thursday, the round was postponed at 11:15 Route 83, Vernon. AVAILABLE Palace, 7:40 bookkeeping. Must be able to work full time in summer. DIE MAKER - Metal stam S a.m. to 4 p.m. Experience desired. Seend ping company. Salary 4 p.m. to ifiMnlgM r resum e to Box S., c/o Dart League J Smith on second team Commensurate with ability. mkinigtit to S 0.111. Bolntment Bowling Manchester Herald. Apply in person Satellite — ------/ all-stars Aerospace Inc., 55 Elm Paulette Salvatore 134, CALL . GIRLS WANTED for Street, Manchester. Standings - Pirates 54-46, EARLY BIRDS- Julie part time telephone soliciting, eday 11 Maureen Sexton 354, Pete Giants 54-46, Dodgers 51- Shutout on the first team. East Catholic placed one per Landsberg 127-148-368, irom our pleasant office. Kmiec 342. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS on 49, Yankees 48-52, Red Sox former on the all-Hartford County Conference basketball Sophie Welply 148-368, Joan Good hourly rate, plus com INSKCTOR mission. Paid vacations and all three shifts for our quality 47-53, Braves 46-54.Top second team, it was announced. Colby 128- 366, (^indy Doyle control and electro plating scorers - Walt Surowiec GOP- Marion Mercer h o lid ^ . Convenient Monday M echanical O n i u i j j - Senior center Rob Smith was the only Eagle selected to 137-355, Nancy Pastula 127- thru Friday hours of 9 to 1, department. Multi-urcults, w 5200 AGENCIES U8 & CANADA 159, Ken Hunt 156. High the all-conference club. 347, Bert Botticello 151-345, 181, Harriet Haslett 176, and 5 to 9. Call Sharon at 569- Inspector Harrison Street, hbnehester. wmrs Y O U p r ic e r m n e ? finish Joe Bastis 96, Walt HCC champ Northwest Catholic and St, Thomas Grayce Shea 178-487, 4990, after 5. Dot Bentley 146-342, Fran individual wllh maehlnlal HAIRDRESSER Needed by Klein 91, Alex Dickson 91. Aquinas dominated the first team with two selections Carolyn Wilson 453, lnckgrouiid and abOlly to ua* Wo’rt the Neighborhood ProfOeelonele Doyon 132, Anne Komm full service Manchester salon. Most high scores - Ed each. Northwest placed senior guard Tom Bisson and Maureen Tyler 459. baale hnpaetton maaauring $ 2 4 ,9 0 0 $ 4 5 ,9 0 0 126. aquigniaid and ^ Ja taad and Salary plus commission. Must We’re Here For You. sophomore forwart Norm Bailey while Tony Brown and Price re d u ^ on this coxy S room Immaculate Rafted Ranch with Churilla 20, Leo Richloff INVITATION tn4a^^w4 bbtagrtaka. have - experience and JACKirmi-AYiUlTE home, large eat-ln kitchen, living eat-in kitchen, diniag room, 3 14, Mel Eagleson 14. Most Rod Foster of Aquinas were picked. South Catholic 6-font- following. Phone 8724150. s H d H G M E m m TEOPDED 1U8 NCY room with view of Uke Nice (reed bedrooms, family room. ]*$ baths, EASTERN BFSINESS- Apgiir F*r*ann*l DapL lot completely fenced In plui one completely carded Ihroughral. finishes - Eagleson 16, 7 junior center John Pinone and Xavier junior guard Mike INVITATION TO BID 646-1816____ 647-142BilfB2t^41B 6 4 7 ^ 1 4 Ron Joiner 162-144-438, Ted Qwbw SciwitHIc NURSES AIDES 1 car garage. Very private lot. garage. Callus on C h u rilla 16, Hunt 14, Paptile rounded out the first team. (his one' Kowzun 160-383, Dave Gr- TO BID Sealed bids will be received in Inutrumwit Co. Eliperience. Full or part time Richloff 14 Second team note went to Sergio Monteserin of South. 46,900 93SA00 $41,000 zyb 153-146-438, Rich the Office of The Director of SSOaebarM. Saudi Wbidaor d a^. Car necessary. No fees. $ Sealed bids will be received in Medical Placonent Service, West WilUncton. Lovely home on U acres of wooded beauty. Fireplace, 4 badroom Capa, new kitchan cablnaU and llaarins. new roof, new Cota, cosy, naat and cleoo. Throe bedroom Ranch, llreploce. hardwood Mike Morris of Northwest, Mark Zaleski of Aquinas and Cochefski 157-387, Joe General Services, 41 Center An * ^ oppartuadr anigtoiar, three bedrooms, m baths, family room and garafe. Sold in four days. drlrawoy, new ihimiiwm ildlof, city conveniancao. noon, wood aton, located in Habran on 2J acraa of land wlUi a brook. ,^t. Pdol’s Dave Pecevich and Bob Tanguay. All are the Office of The Director of M/F 23^St26. O’Neill 153, Dave General Services, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connec n j i n f l $ 2 7 ,9 0 0 $ 4 9 ,9 0 0 seniors. Private telting, two bedroom Why pay rrol? fkillaci II ioalcad In LaChapelle 151-383, Joe ticut until March 20, 1978 at $42,900 4 morn Capa, applioocad kllcban, (puUty woU to waU. new driveway, abma $ s tjo e Street, Manchester, Connec Corenliy. Lai tka tanant pay tta rant. Buy this Uiraa family wUh bKoma of Ranch let on a n il-d e -^ atreet Ibis 4 Ir 4 room Dopln localid Hoop benefit 11:00 a.m. for the following; gftomd pool, deep tread lot, fanmacilate. bwtafxod Rjload Ranch ael on ISacraa among molora Ireaa. with a nice fenced-in yard. Tbli lit close lo schools and abopping. Thla LaChapelle 149-413, Joe ticut until March 10, 1078 at ISOO phia par moath. Naada aoma work. 2Mi (athi. thraa badrooma, family room, firaplaca, 2 SKIDOO 1972 - 440. Excellent M A N C H E S T E R - M ain Cempere-Trellert Roeerl Property BUSINESS « SERVICE running condition. 8325.'Call Street, 2 room apartment, Mobile Hornet F o r R ent 6466617, after 5:30 p.m. heated, hot water, appliances, 56 ^rking, no pets Security. 526 TRUCK CAM PER - F ifs ZENITH CONSOLE Color TV FLORIDA Condominium for either 6 or 8 foot truck. Good - 23” screen. Good condition. rent - By week or month. condition. 8450. Call 646-6617, 8150. Call 6463728 anytime. Three bedroom Townhouse, after 5:30 p.m. FOUR ROOM - heated apart furnished, with washer and ment, 30 Locust street, securi dryer. Near Disney World in SKID(X) 1975 - Olympic 340. ty, 82% monUily. Call 6462426 Automothre Senriee 66 Excellent running condition. 65 p.m. Orlando. Swimming^popl,^golf DIRECTORY 8800. Call 6466617, after 5:30 course near. 677-51% mornings ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- or afternoons. p.m. HIGHLAND PARK area, sun specialists, factory Soryhoo Offered 31 .Sonriceo Olfored 37 Polntlng-Poperlng 32 ButUIng-Contreetlng 33 luxury town house - fully trhined, one day service, 114 WHITE BRICK Free standing carpeted, heat and hot water Blast Main Street, Rockville'. C&M',TREE Service - Free es REWEAVING bums, holes. PAINITNG - Interior and CARPENTRY - Repairs, fireplace with mantle and included,icludi security and lease. □ AUTOMOTIVE '•871-1817. timates. discount senior Zippers, umbrellas repaired. exterior, paperhanging, remodeling, additions, gar accesapries, stand up dresser. 8325. Call 6461616. citizens. Company Window shades, Venetian excellent work. References. ages, roofing. Call David Kitchen Aid hot water dis blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Manchester owned and Free estimates. Fully in Patrla, 644-17%. penser, all like brand new. MANCHESTER - 5 Unique Autos F o r Solo SI operated. Call 6461327. Marlow's. 867 Main St. 646 sured. Martin Mattson, 646 Moved. Call Midge after 8 5221. Rooms in the "Mansion” on Hostess Apron 4431. LEON OESZYNSKI Builder - p.m., 5661634. Otis Street. Huge fireplaced 1974 HORNET HATCHBACK - B«iM TREE SERVICE - New homes custom built, Uvingroom, 2 bemooms, study 6 cylinder, standard. 58,000 Complete tree care and ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, QUALITY PAINTING and remodeled, additions, rec BUNDY TRUMPET - Very nt room. All utilities. No miles. Asking 81650. Call 6 ^ removal. Insured and attics, garages, yards Paper Hanging by Willis rooms, garages, jOtcbens good condition 685. 6467807. 8350. Blanchard & 8130, after sTsO p.m. experienced. Special Winter cleaned, moving, trucking. Schultz. Fully insured, remodeled, bath tile, cement tto, 6462482. rices! 643-7285. Loam for sale. Lawn service. references. 649-4M3. work. Steps, dormers. JENSEN MODEL 6 Speakers S 1973 O P E L MANTA - 4 No job too big or small. 568- Residential or commercial. - 8200 pair. Used, but in. FEMALE ROOMMATE to cylinders. Good condition. 8522. TRAILBLAZER Tree Service HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch Call 649-4291. excellent condition! Call 646 share large house with three Automatic. 81695, or best - Removals, pruning, topping, painted for 6150-6200 by 4922. girls. Own bedroom. 8120 per offer. Call 875-4537. chipping, hauling, land COMPLETE CARPET & Tile scheduling now. Professional ALL TYPES OF Carpenter month includes everything. clearing. Thoughtful, installation and repairs. Free considers any job. 289-8287, work - Ceramic tile, hung SEARS 6 foot console am/fm, Call 6468005, after 5 p.m. PL Y M O U T H VOLARE Thorough. Neat. Results estimates. Call Pat. at 646 evenings or weekends,exe Don. ceilings, plumbing and elec tape play back and record, Prem ier 1976 - blue with wood guaranteed Experienced/ln- 3745, after 5 p.m. tric. Kicbard Young, 6461975. excellent condition original MANCHESTER - three-room grain, luggage rack, slant 6, sured References. 633- 61,000.6300firm. R ugandm at apartment, in two-family low mileage, power steering 1092/633-9225 EXPERT FURNITURE RooHng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 lumpkin color, 9x12 foot 675. house. Appliances, utilities, and brakes, electric rear win refInIshing and antique ligsaw with motor, 12 inch 8185. J.D. Real Estate, 646 dow defogger, standard shift...... restoration.. Free estimates. ‘“’ late CONCERNED ABOUT your Why not send BIDWELL Home Improve- throat, 625. Wood lathe,8inch -1980. Must be seen to be ap E. Loveland, 649-8963. ment Co. Expert installationalls swing, 24 inch work l e n ^ 6%. preciated. 6469668. Taxes’’ Call Vanderbilt Tax a happy thought 6461704. Associates. 247-7575. All types to someone todayl of aluminum siding, gutters NEWER THREE Bedroom INCOME TAX preparation at and trims. Roofing installa Duplex. Convenient location. LINCOLN ConUnental 1975 - of...... returns done confidentiallyitia: your home, experienced. Dan HANES UPRIGHT Piano, tion and repairs. 64664%, s76 Appliances. 1 1/2 baths. Stretch,_ ... ------Maloney built. by qualified preparers. Mosler, 6463329 or 525-8263. 9109. Stripped and redesigned, good Private basement. 8260 Sacrifice, 88995. Call 6860383, condition. 675 firm. New WILL BABYSIT in monthly, plus utilities. anytime. "PET MINDERS " ■ Let us SPECIALIZING cleaning and Coronet made in France, 6100 Available April 1st. Call 646 Manchcsler home. Full time feed, exercise, care for your firm. Call 6469649. days Call 649-2454 J.P. LEWIS & SON - Interior repepairing chimneys, roof, new 1864. pet in comfort and familiarity and exterior painting, roofs.oofs. Free estimates. 30 of home, in your absence. 646 GARAGE SALE - 369 ★ ★ C a if f . paperhanging, and Years Experience. Howley, MANCHESTER - Oean five, CARPET INSTALLATIONS - 1352. remodeling. Fully insured. Hackmatack Street, today 10 NOVA -1976 Medalist - 4 door, Stair shifts, repairs. C a ^ ts, 643-5361. room Duplex, attic, base-’ 22,000 m iles, silv er with 6469658. to 5, and Sunday 1 to 5. ment, garage, nice yard, C r o c k e t In steam cleaning. Fre deluxe red cloth interior. CHAIRS REPAIRED and ROOFER WILL InsUII roof "Something for everyone,” dead-end street. 8245. per estimates. 649-6265 reglued. Refinishing, quality GEORGE N, CONVERSE Automatic, power steering, siding or gutters for low dis month. 644-8841. radials, six cylinder,• r. C i r l i reupholstering. Call 5662867. Painting and paperhanging count price. Call Ken at 647- ODD JOBS - cleaning cellers Call between 69 p.m. 6462804 perfect. Asking 81400. Call and attics, moving large 1566. Building Suppllet 42 SIX ROOM Duplex - 3 647-1601 before 3 p.m. or after DRESSMAKING & bedrooms. Availaole April appliances. Also stone or loam Alterations done reasonably. 6 p.m. delivered. 644-1775. PAPER HANGING • Heeling-Plumbing 35 NATURAL STONE for 1st. 8260 monthly. Security, 5797 Please call 646-4972. Professional paper hanger, retaining wjlls, veneers, references re q u ire. 6461180, graduate of professional SEWERLINES, sink lines, patios, etc etc. Pick ■ ■ up by the ask for Dick. ★ ★ paper hanging school. cleaned with electric cutters, pound or.delivery by the ton. References, free estimates, by .professionals. McKinney Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, FOUR ROOM Apartment-426 lo n PLYMOUTH Fury H - INCOME painting interior, exterior. Bothers Sewage Disposal 649-3163. Broad Street, no appliances, Good running condition. New Dean Smith, 646-5241. Company, 6465306. 8155. Security deposit. tires. 8 K 0 T ^ 6469888. Dogt-BMt-PMf 43 Married couple no pets. 646 TAX Bullding-Contreeting 33 a NO JOB TOO Small - ToUet 4751. 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury m - Crochet this lovely host repairs, plugged drains, DOG-CAT BOARDING Air condition, automatic ess apron for yourself or WES ROBBINS carpentry kitchen faucets replaced. bathing/grooming. Obedience FOUR ROOMS Second floor, transmissian, power steering, as a gift It’s fascinat SERVICE remodeling specialistSt. Ad- repaired. Rec rooms, protection classes. Complete central, retired couple or power brakes.• • s.FtoB’d Rear delogger, ■ ing to make and wear. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, bathroorom ranodeling, heat modern facilities. Canine married mature adults.. 81S radio, tilt steering wheel, Nsi 5797 has crochet built-ins, bathrooms, modernization, etc. Free Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon monthly, security. Call 646 automatic speed connol. 8795. directions. DIRECTORY kitchens. 6463446. Elstimate gladly given. M & M Road, M anche^. For reser 7094 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. 6466638. Plumbing & HeaUng. 6462871. vations pleaiw call 6465971. CUSTOM CARPENTRY - FOUR ROOM Apartment - In 1968 DODGE Wi - Y « y AHMCaaOT Homes, Additions, Repairs, FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- HOMES WITH Adulto Wanted two family house. Stove and good running coo ALLAN T, KEELER’S Ux Cabinets. Call Gary Cushing, INiMwsiamwItaa blng. Repairs and for two kittens - a beautiful refrigerator. Call 6465096 good, high mileage. 8400. HswlMbN.V.16111 INCOME TAX service. Tax returns done is -1-3462009. Remodeling. Faucets, grey female and a fine dark after 6 p.m. 6C61941, after 4 p jn . t ^ privacy of your borne. Call vanities, hot water heaters. grey tnale. 643-2210. Em STSJTSSLr!* “ "■ 871-1781 for appointment. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Prompt servicee, on emergen THREE R(X)M Apartment • 1970 V-S CHEVY ImpaU • omcii Carpentry and general con 1977 auDM with a bound- m Cwifw i t , Ma cies. M670M. WHITE SHEPHARD Puppies Central. Including beat, hot Black vhM top and mterior, in'AU-SaaMa G in Bock” * tracting. Residential and for sale. AKC Registered. water, stove, refrigerator, runs excellent, radials, power ofi6pagMlMcc,..%iil6. S commercial. Whether it be a n 6 s s n 36 Good family and watch dog. and garage. |22S inoathly. brakes' and steering, MScmRSMsaiiijitNa. * small repair job, a custom Call evenings, 871-7103. L easeile anTsecurity. M6T28I. automatic. Clean. Asking toilt home or a^^ing in FLOOR SANDING and I3S0.6463M6 SIbA!m 4 m I S S m J C '* ' ^ in c o m e t a x p r e p a r a - between, call 64618 tefinihhlng. Floors like new. STILL LOOKINQT Can Ren INCOME TAX PreparaUon • .HON • Experienced. At your E|xperienced, personal ser- .(Spedalld^ inI Iolder Boors), tal AsaM an. Over 700 vacM6 ion CHRYSLER Newiwrt, home Mnrlce. ReMoosble CARPENTRY « Masonry - sulnlng floors. No waxing. RIDING LESSONS indoor det daily. All areas, sizes, vice— a,at yvoiir ... Vome___ - „Wn „ Additions and remodeling. Mosler, 6463329. or 5268263. .Also c d lin n and insideta s " pain- Weestem stock prices,I, manmany r wwelcome elc air oonditiiiniag, I m n L M M fte. Free estimates. Call Anthony ting. John VerfaiUe,, 6 4 6 ^ 'Seat, saddle seat, and hunt childrenI and-and Call today! good conditian, a'BS? SE8S Squillacote, 649^1. after 6 pm. seat...... AU levels122M8I7. 1 I, small fee. 5:30,6»5056 TORINO - »n. Priced tO' I, or 644-S260 Catalina 4- Call after 8. ■ 4 door, 351 iditioned; tion. $3,500. ’ New seats, shape. New ") running con- The Herald S7. riark - New ansmission, •dy. P ow er brakes. Air. Fer. 643-4345, !GAL - two ^66l(36Hc( e landau top March 4,1978 ody, power r windows, t wheel, mag y e x t r a s , on. Days 742- 2-4157. intry Squire ndition, $500. a la x ie 500. ;, air con- a u t o m a t i c !an. $400.646- ., Mike. 62 incline 200 - let up as a fer. dall 643- I. .N B-lOO 3/8. ransmission. d. $2200. Call I Pick up. 350 ransmission, disc brakes, 0 and heater, dition, low 'I - 1974 hroughout, ig condition. i-6694 or 728- ••••••••••• ycfot 64 Bonneville. I cooler andd »42. E R - F ifs truck. Good :all 646-6617, ’le t 66 Toyota, Dat- s, factory service, 114 t, Rockville'. Bailey Auditorium March 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. From left are Paul Munsie as Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burn 'Maine’ at MHS side, Bettina Bronisz in the title role, Stephen Latham as the adult Patrick, Jerry Qauiey as young Patrick, and Manchester High School students rehearse for the Frances Clemens as Vera Charles, Marne's close school's annual musical, "Marne,” to be presented in friend. Tickets at the door. (Herald photo by Pinto) Inside: television programs, March 4 to 10 PageZ-WEEKEW Today, Marein WEEKEND - Page 3 MOnNMO 9:58 B BIG VALLEY ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND 7:30 a MOVIE 'Passage to Marsaillas' Sunday, March 5 6:00 X IN THE NEWS BBTHUNOER VARIETY X DAILY NUMBER 1944 Humphrey Bogart, Claude 10KW B CROCKETT'S VICTORY 0 FLORIDA CITRUS OPEN X HK3H SCHOOL PRESS MORNING a AOELANTE 8:30 (S AOniCULTURE U.8.A. Ralna. a 0 a NBC NEWS a ASK THE MANAGER 4Q m o v ie The Blob 1958 Sieve FLINT8TONE8 11:55 • PATTERN FOR LIVINQ B GARDEN a PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY CONFERENCE X MOVIE 'Paid in Full' 1950 5:50 a 0 FRENCH CHEF X ON OUR OWN 10:35 McQueen. Anele Corseaut B MOVIE 'DiugMsr ol Dr. Jskyll' O AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS X 8 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK OD THIRTEEN FOR THRTY 12:56 KOMINSKY LIzabeth Scott, Robert a NEWS a MAVERICK 8 NEW YORK REPORT 0 57 REPORTS 12:00 1957 John Agar, Gloria Talbot. X IN THE NEWS 4:15 a DICK VAN DYKE SHOW ® JIMMY SWAGGART a PTL CLUB-TALK AND Cummings. 6:00 8 SUPERMAN / MASSACHUSETTS a w o r s h ip f o r s h u t ins S 99 99 HERCULOiOS-SPACE 12:57 a MOVIE 'First Men hi the Moon’ a POLKA ______AFTERNOON______VARIETY a HARNESS RACING FROM X CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7.00 8:58 11:00 1:00 GHOST JUNIOR HALL OF FAME 1964 Edward Judds, Martha 7:31 X ABC NEWSBRIEF 0:30 B ROOSEVELT RACEWAY a REV. CLEOPHUS ROBINSON 12KX) X 60 MINUTES ( T 22 a NEWS Q n e w s a ONCE UPON A C U ^IC (£ VILLA ALEQRE 1KX> Hyer. X INCREDIBLE WORLD OF a 0 a WEEKEND 6:30 X FACE THE STATE X 8 HARDY BOYS, NANCY 9:00 a LIVINQ TOGETHER 1:30 VILLA ALEGRE ■ CASPER AND FRIENDS B X WHAT'S NEW MR. MAGOO? 4:30 ADVENTURE a TWO RONNIES X CAMERA THREE a I LOVE LUCY DREW MYSTERIES X ALL IN THE FAMILY 8 MOVIE 'The Family 1973 Telly O PRAYER 10:26 JULIE: A SALUTE TO CB DAVEY AND OOLIATH X ACTION NEWSMAKERS a BRADY BUNCH 8K)0 a RIFLEMAN 8 TIME FOR TIMOTHY X 8 ISSUES AND ANSWERS ® GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE 8 Savalas, Charles Bronson 6:4S X IN THE NEWS B MOVIE 'Mighty Joe Young' X a ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF X THE BOB NEWHART SHOW a MOVIE 'Conspiracy In Teheran' X FAITH FOR TODAY - 8 ROBERT SCHULLER a 0 a THE WONDERFUL HOLLYWOOD (iti LIVING FAITH 10:27 THE ABC SUNDAY NIGHT a ) A NEW DAY 1949 Terry Moore, Robert SPORTS a M O V I E 'Beau Qeste' 1939 Gary 1948 Derek Farr, Marta Labarr. 6:59 ® JIMMY SWAGGART WORLD OF DISNEY X 8 a PTL CLUB-TALK AND ^ 6:80 B JUNIOR HALL OF FAME Armatrong. a a a c o l l e g e b a s k e t b a l l Cooper, Ray Mllland. 12:00 a MORNING PRAYER a RELIGIOUS PROGRAM a PAINT ALONG WITH NANCY MOVIE The Way We Were' 1973 VARIETY 10--30 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Robert Redlord. Barbra C U S T O M » MORNING PRAYER B B '78 X a W HArS HAPPENINGI ' a CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 7:00 0 WILD KINGDOM KOMINSKY a THE DRUM 7KX> X BATMAN-TARZAN '78 a THE FOURTH ESTATE a BASKETBALL a VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION X MAN BUILDS. 'M AN a CONNECTICUT 7:05 Streisand. 11:10 3 IGI\ .8 MEET THE MAYORS CD ARTHUR AND COMPANY B ARCHIES 0 WRESTLING 0 DANIEL FOSTER. M.D. a PRO FAN 12:15 DESTROYS a WHAT ABOUT WOMEN 0 CROCKETT'S VICTORY S7 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS B 0 B THINK PINK PANTHER ® ATHLETES AND LISTEN • UNDERDOG B WASHINGTON WEEK IN 6d)0 a 0 8 THE BIONIC WOMAN 0 COLLEGE HOCKEY a WONDERAMA a MOVIE GARDEN 11:15 mHJ 0 DANIEL FOSTER. M.D. a MASTERPIECE THEATRE OD LITTLE RASCALS REVIEW X $26,000 PYRAMID a MAVERICK 12:30 X THIS IS THE LIFE 0 NOVA 7:30 X CBS NEWS B CARRASCOLENDAS BRUINS WARM-UP a BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE 9:27 99 CONSULTATION B a MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 8:30 a ATHLETES 0 LUCY SHOW 12:30 11:22 ■tk ra , olhtam •rnAP*. visons ia 5 6 NBC NEWS UPDATE CAN HOLDIM S, PCNCA. CUWS. 7;2S B FORMBY'S ANTIQUE a IRONSIDE X THE TONY RANDALL SHOW 12:45 a RING AROUND THE WORLD X OUTDOORS NEWS a (I) 8 NEWS -U.1INIII morn COVIHB •LANTUM B SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 9:30 B PRAYER X WORKSHOP a 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT X a OPERATION PETTICOAT a LISTEN 7:25 a BRADY BUNCH a HOCKEY 7:30 10:58 1:15 (CAPTIONED) ® WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP 1K)0 a PRAYER X MOVIE 'Cry ol the Wild' 1973 7:40 X ALICE 11:30 "••"•ONAUIIO. AT MIAac3A(A8.a M C IB a NEWARK AND REALITY THE CBS LATE MOVIE (X HOT FUDGE X IN THE NEWS B HOCKEY 6:30 TENNIS a MOVIE 'House of the Black 7:30 Documentary. 0 SHEPHERD'S PIE X 11K)0 7:58 ® ORAL ROBERTS 'M.A.S.H.' Ceese-lire nev*s l U O N ^ O E N B BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE 1:26 X ADAM 12 8:57 Death’ 1965 Lon Chaney, John X MY NEIGHBOR’S RELIGION ® HOUR OF POWER 'UNKlUa ft UNUftUAk (SlATft- • SOUL TRAIN 0 THE NATIONAL LOVE. causes members ol the 4077th to ® DUSTY'S TREEH0U8E B X IN THE NEWS a 0 TURNABOUT a NBC NEWS UPDATE Carradlne. X WORSHIP FOR SHUT INS a 0 a MEET THE PRESS X ABC MINUTE MAGAZINE a a B KR0FFT8 SUPERSHOW SEX AND MARRIAGE TEST celebrate.'Skyway lo Death' 1974 ■^7 STREET S NEWS X 1:30 (CAPTIONED) 9.-00 a MOVIE 'The Woman In White’ a CHRISTOPERS 8 CONVERSATIONS WITH 8XX> BAGGY PANTS AND THE 0 MASTERPIECE THEATRE Ross Martin. Slelanie Powers MANCHESTER S t ADVENTURES OF MUHAMMAD B B X CBS SATURDAY FILM X THE JEFFERSONS 1948 Eleanor Parker, Alexis 0 REX HUMBARD 1:00 X RHODA NITWITS 10:00 Passengers on e tramway 8,500 ALI FESTIVAL ______EVENING______X a THE LOVE BOAT Smith. a MOVIE 'The Oklahoma Kid' X CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES 8 UNDERSEA WORLD OF JAC X THIS WEEK leel high are endangered when the m UNCLE WALDO 0 MOVIE 'Wistful Widow ol B TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 6:00 a 0 a NBC SATURDAY NIGHT 1:30 1939 Humphrey Bogart, Donald 8 MOVIE'Destination Moon' 1950 QUES COUSTEAU Wagon Gap' 1947 Abbott and CONNECTICUT SEEN X 8 HOW THE WEST WAS 8 NEWS control panel la tampered with and 8:00 X X NEWS AT THE MOVIES POLICE O MOVIE Tv e Always Loved You' Crisp. John Archer. Warner Anderson. Costello, Marjorie Main. WALL STREET WEEK WON 8 GARDNER TED ARMSTRONG the car swings in 70 m.p.h. winds. X THREE ROBONIC STOOGES B $128,000 OUEST)ON STORY-'Day ol Terror, Night of 1946 Philip Dom, Catherine 8 OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 8 MOVIE 'Cat Creature' 1973 Slxc licralb B PARENT EFFECTIVENESS FURY a 8 NINE ON NEW JERSEY ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND (R) B A B B O n AND COSTELLO B a RACING FROM AQUEDUCT Fear’ Chad Everett, Sandy McLeod. 8:00 Meredith Baxter, Stuart CLASSiniO ADVrHlIftlNG B HOT FUDGE 1:56 ® ANIMAL WORLD VARIETY 8 DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW X 99 SUPER FRIENDS ® THIS WEEK IN BASEBALL Dennla. 2:45 X WE BELIEVE Whitman. 11:26 IN THE NEWS a 0 a TV: THE FABULOUS a ROYAL HERITAGE 0 8 NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE B DAVEY AND OOLIATH X a 0 STUDIO SEE a MOVIE 'The Burning Hills’ 1957 O NEWS X CELEBRATION OF THE a 0 a SPORTSWORLD X IN THE NEWS 2:00 FIFTIES 10:15 'Night Flight from Moscow' 1974 39 SPACE SENTINELS WILD WILD WEST X SPEED BUGGY B X NEWS X a ABC NEWSBRIEF 8:30 a WALL STREET WEEK 99 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT 0 COLLEGE HOCKEY Perform a B BRADY KIDS a MOVIE 'Necromancy' 1972 10:00 X MARLO AND THE MAGIC 8 BULLWINKLE 11:55 2:30 B VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION Oraon Welles, Pamela Franklin. X KOJAK MOVIE MACHINE 1:45 X SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK X BRADY BUNCH deaflkrdclirifig 39 B 99 C.B. BEARS ® ANIMAL WORLD O NEWS X INSIGHT X NBA ON CBS 8:55 11:56 B CAR CARE X a THE LOVE BOAT a DAY OF DISCOVERY 2:00 X IN THE NEWS a 0 a NBC NEWS act. X 99 SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 3:00 a LOOKIN' BETTER 10:15 0 ORAL ROBERTS X 8 THE SUPERTEAMS 8:56 11:67 X MOVIE 'Modesty Blaise' 1966 a WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE a UNCLE WALDO a 0 a FLORIDA CITRUS B JUNIOR HALL OF FAME a ADAM 12 X IN THE NEWS Dirk Bogarde, Terence Stamp. 0 WHITE BEAR 8 SACRED HEART OPEN a ABC NEWS 8:45 - 9:00 X B THE PROFESSIONAL 0 QUE PASA, U.S.A.7 10:30 a GREAT PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON 8 DAVEY AND GOLIATH a MOVIE ‘My Cousin Rachel' X BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD BOWLERS TOUR 7:00 8 BLACK NEWS 1953 Olivia de Havilland, Richard RUNNER 12:00 B MOVIE 'The Secret War ol X AGRONSKY AND COMPANY a BOBBY VINTON SHOW 9:00 a ABBOTT AND COSTELLO Burton. B U f u i m r s B WOODY WOODPECKER X FAT ALBERT Harry Frlgg' tB69 Paul Newman, a ® LAWRENCE WELK SHOW ® BEST OF THE FESTIVAL OF X DIALOGUE WITH LAUREL 0 WORLD X 99 SCOOBY'S B BEWITCHED Sylva Koacina. X MAKE IT REAL FAITH 2:30 LAFF-A-LYMPICS X ABC OUT OF SCHOOL B AMERICAN ANGLER LITTLE MISS HALF PINT a SOUNDSTAGE VLOCK a Q HOCKEY B MOVIE 'Golden Slalllon' 1949 SPECIAL B CATALOGUE PAGEANT 11:00 a ORAL ROBERTS 0 DAY OF DISCOVERY ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND Roy Rogers, Dels Evans. B B LAND OF THE LOST B FLORIDA CITRUS OPEN 0 ETCETERA X X 0 a a NEWS a MISTER ROGERS VARIETY 39 MISTER ROGERS B TV GARDEN CLUB 3:30 a LOOKIN’ BETTER a HOGAN'S HEROES a POPEYE 3:00 9:26 B MOVIE 'One Mask Too Many' ® GREATEST SPORTS a HEE HAW O SECOND CITY TV BUtvexoiir 8 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 8 MOVIE 'Stairway to Heaven' ONSnURDW S!" X IN THE NEWS Clayton Moore, Jay Sllverheels. LEGENDS a ODD COUPLE a PETTICOAT JUNCTION 9:30 1947 David Niven, Kim Hunter. 9:30 B CANDLEPIN BOWLING B AS WE SEE IT SUPERMAN a AVI NELSON SHOW UoodpfCSMUC a X BEST OF CORSAIR AND 0 HOROWITZ AT THE WHITE B POPEYE AND FRIENDS 12:26 3:45 0 LIVE FROM THE GRAND OLE 11:15 d M c i a d . COMPANY HOUSE 39 32 99 GO GO X IN THE NEWS S BRUINS WRAP-UP OPRY 0 FORSYTE SAGA American Heart Association e JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF 3:15 GLOBETROHERS 12:30 4:00 7:28 11:30 THE EARTH X 8 U S. TEAM VS. THE WORLD 39 ELECTRIC COMPANY X SPACE ACADEMY B HOGAN'S HEROES X OPINION X MOVIE 'R.P.M.' 1970 Anthony WE'K neHTING FOR YOUR UFE Oulnn, Ann-Margret. X LITTLE RASCALS IN AMATEUR BOXING a NINE ON NEW JERSEY 3:30 0 JIMMY SWAGGART ® SPANISH INSIGHT This week’s sports on TV a ZOOM 4:00 a CELEBRATE X U.S. MEN'S INDOOR TENNIS a JETSONS Todty Midnight (9) Wrestling. Monday CHAMPIONSHIPS 8 INSIGHT 12:15 (57) College Hockey: Ver ® LIVING FAITH 1:00 (20-30) College Basketball: 6:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Blues vs. 10:00 0 0 a COLLEGE BASKETBALL mont vs. Boston University. Nevsda vs. Kentucky. Flyers. a FANTASTIC VOYAGE ■78 1:00 (22) Wrestling. Sunday 8:00 (38) NHL Hockey: Canadlens X DUSTY’S TREEHOUSE fill 0 JERUSALEM PEACE 2:00 (18) Tennis. 11:00 (22) Bowling. vs. Sabres. a MASS FOR THE TENTH SUN a MOVIE ‘Mister Roberts' 1955 2:00 (22) NHL Hockey; Sabres vs. 1:00 (3) Challenge of the Sexes. Tuesday DAY OF THE CHURCH Henry Fonda, James Cagney. Bruins. 1:00 (20-22-30) Sportsworld. ® OLD TIME GOSPEL HOUR 7:30 (38) NHL Hockey: Bruins vs. 4:15 v r ' t 2:00 (57) College Hockey: Vermont 2:00 (M O ) Superteams. 0 CHALICE OF SALVATION X 8 ABC SPORTS MAGAZINE vs. Boston University. Blues. 2:00 (20-22-30) GoH: Florida Citrus a SOCCER FROM ITALY 4:30 3:00 (0*40) Pro Bowling, 10:30 (9) Athletes In Action. Open. Wednesday a SACRIFICE OF THE MASS X 8 ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF 3:00 (20-30) Golf: Florida Citrus 2:30 (9) NHL Hockey: Islanders vs. a TOP CAT SPORTS Open. ONLY ON CABLE T.V. Penguins. 8:30 (9) NBA Basketball: Knicks vs. 8 LATINO 5:00 4:00 (22) Golf: Florida Citrus Open. 3:16 ( ^ ) Boxing. Bucks. THIS WEEK ON CABLE CHANNEL 26 0 AS MAN BEHAVES 8 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 4:30 (0-40) College Basketball; 4:00 '(3) Tennis: Men's Indoor Thursday 10:30 8 WORLD AT WAR ACC championship game. Championship. X BARRIO a FIRING LINE 7:30 (24) Tennis: Aetna World Cup. 4:30 (20-22-30) College Buketball; 4:00 (20-22-30) College Basketball: 8 SPIDERMAN 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE ECAC wild card. 7:30 (38) NHL Hockey: Bruins vs. Michigan vs. UCLA. X JABBERJAW NEWS 6:00 (9) Racing from Aqueduct. 4:15 (M O ) Sports Magazine. Red Wings. 8 POINT OF VIEW 5:30 6:00 (9) NBA Basketball: Nets vs. 4.30 (M O ) Wide World of Sports. Friday Sat. 3/4 Boston Celtics at N.Y. Knicks a SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON Braves. 8:00 ® FAITH FOR TODAY 7:30 (38) NHL Hockey: Bruins vs. 8 JEWISH HERITAGE 0 PROGRAMMING 11:30 (9) Harness Racing from 8:00 (9) NBA Basketball: Knicks vs. SBM IS OPH iWMI 9 JU I.-D P.M Canucks. 10:45 UNANNOUNCED Roosevelt Raceway. Pacers. 10:00 (57) Pro Soccer. Sun. 3/5 Toronto Maple Leafs at N.Y. Rangers 7:3b a JEWISH LIFE 10:55 ______EVENING______Jir UK FOUOUnW BRANCHES X SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK 6:00 11:0(1 Home Box Office schedule X 0 NEWS Main Office • Main Office Drive-In Tues. 3/7 Houston Rockets at N.Y. Knicks 7:30 X UP FRONT This week’s schedule for 10 00 — Sundey, Bloody Sundty 8 MOVIE ‘Paradise Hawaiian 8:00 -A n n lt HaH 8 WOODY WOODPECKER Style' 1966 Elvis Presley. Suzanna Parkade • Spencer Street • North End Home Box Office on Greater Midnight -Annie Hell 10:00 — Jeny Lewis X 8 GREAT GRAPE APE Hartford CATV: Monday Leigh. Burnside • Putnam Bridge Plaza Midnight — Jeremy Wed. 3/8 Cleveland Barons at N.Y. Rangers a REX HUMBARD X BRADY BUNCH Today 0:00 -Checkered Reg or Cruh Thursday 7:30 ® REVEREND AL 8 MOVIE ‘Buck Rogers' 1939 Bolton Notch • Andover 6:00 — HomebodlM 0 BIG PAY-OFF BOWLING Buster Crabbe, Constance 2:30 -BuNtk) Bill 8:00 — Homabodlet a INFINITY FACTORY South Windsor • Ashford 10:00 -Going PlecM 8:00 -Boxing Champtona Moore. A (ridilion ol b4nbing eaceil«n Daytime pi^grama WhihlKEND — Page 5 Monday, March 6 MORNING S9 99 SANFORD AND SON (EXC. TUE.) 4:30 EVENING a KITTY TODAY a FOR RICHER. FOR POORER 5K)0 0 FUNTSTONES 0 CROSS WITS 5;M X DINAH (THUR.) 0 0 ODD COUPLE 8:57 ® LIVING FAITH » MORNING PRAYER a IN-SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 0 GONG SHOW SPIDERMAN X ODD COUPLE 6K)0 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE ItMMrSPIZZMH 0 WOODY WOODPECKER X X a 0 NEWS a ABC NEWS 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION S:5S © TOM LARSON SHOW 1:30 X ® MY THREE SONS (EXC. ® CHRIST THE LIVING WORD 6*SS X ABC AFTERSCHOOL 0 BRADY BUNCH ® AS MAN BEHAVES ffl ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 206 W. CENTH ST. » TODAY'S WOMAN * ) MORNINGTOWN X AS THE WORLD TURNS WED.) 0 ® ELECTRIC COMPANY X ABC NEWSBRIEF SPECIAL 13) VARIOUS PROGRAMMING a GHOST AND MRS. MUIR 0 CONCENTRATION ® DICK CAVETT SHOW 6:00 ia 2 4 a a a d a y s o f o u r l iv e s a PTL CLUB-TALK AND VARIETY 9:00 11:30 a EMERGENCY ONE a NEWS ® BOZO X DAILY NUMBER X M.A.S.H. 6464S81 X X VARIOUS PROGRAMMING WEATHER VIEW © GREEN ACRES (EXC. TUE.) 0 X THE CBS LATE MOVIE S PTL CLUB-TALK AND a ® MISTER ROGERS 0 CHILD DEVELOPMENT CAROL BURNETT AND X a THE ABC MONDAY NIGHT 10:30 1:58 a GET SMART 0 FRIENDS O MOVIE 'The Two Mrs. Carrolls' 267 E. CENTER ST. VARIETY O ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW X ABC NEWSBRIEF 9 NANNY AND THE HOGAN'S HEROES MOVIE 'The Seven-Ups' 1974 Roy 0 MUNSTERS • X PRICE IS RIGHT 1947 Humphrey Bogart. Barbara » NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY X EDGE OF NIGHT 2:00 PROFESSOR a BONANZA Scheider, Tony Lo Bianco ------648-2556 a LITTLE RASCALS (EXC. 5:30 ® ZOOM 0 NEWLYWED GAME Stanwyck. 6:30 a a 99 HOLLYWOOD X a ONE LIFE TO LIVE WED.) ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND X a POLICE STORY O NEW ZOO REVUE SQUARES © BEVERLY HILLBILLIES X MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW 6:30 0 DIRECTOR’S PLAYHOUSE VARIETY 0 I LOVE LUCY a CANDID CAMERA O MOVIE 'Brewster McCloud' • LITTLE RASCALS aa CROSS w it s 2:30 0 a 0 NBC MONDAY NIGHT AT 1971 Bud Oort, Sally Kellermen. 30 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 10:57 X GUIDING LIGHT X ABC NEWS 0 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER THE MOVIES 'Sybil' Part One. O JOKER'S WILD REPORT 0 a 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW AT TOMMY’S 6:50 99 NBC NEWS UPDATE 0 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO 1976 Sally Field, Joanne © IRONSIDE O PRAYER a a a ® LASSIE 0 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES Woodward. 11:00 d o c t o r s © JOKER'S WILD ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 7:00 . 0 0 0 NBC NEWS 0 MEETING OF MINDS X TATTLETALES © BUGS BUNNY a ISSUE '78 you don’t ask for peppers X CBS NEWS O GHOST AND MRSr-WWFF- ® VARIOUS PROGRAMMING A 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY 9:15 e ADAM 12 12:00 0 BUGS BUNNY AND POPEYE X 149 HAPPY DAYS 2:57 ^:31 ® MEETING OF MINDS X THAT’S HOLLYWOOD 0 DICK CAVETT SHOW we ask you. t *0 GOOD MORNING O STRAIGHT TALK a NBC NEWS UPDATE Mniiiwr ® OVER EASY „ 9:30 6:55 1:00 AMERICA a a 99 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 3:00 ^ 8:00 X ONE DAY AT A TIME 0 0 0 TOMORROW O NEWS POAM a NEWS X THE BODY HUMAN; THE RED a ELECTRIC COMPANY (EXC. 0 POPEYE AND FRIENDS RIVER 10:00 . 1:30 M SO TODAY WED.) X a GENERAL HOSPITAL Sales & Service 7kX) X LOU GRANT X CBS NEWS 0 CROSS WITS O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW © TOP CAT © MOVIE 'Brave Bulls' (MON ). 0 IRONSIDE SYSTEMSInc. O NEWS 1:36 You tried the Rest... 11173 O BRADY BUNCH X a THE SIX MILLION DOLLAR 0 STRONGER THAN THE SUN 7:30 Count Three and Pray' (TUE.), ai) PTL CLUB-TALK AND MAN 0 MOVIE 'Geronimo' 1939 Pres O FLINTSTONES 'Hell Below Zero' (WED.), 'Golden VARIETY DIRECTORY X CONCENTRATION 10:20 ton Foaler. Ellen Drew. O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 0 © HOCKEY Now try the Best. O PTL CLUB-TALK AND Boy' (THUR ), 'The I3lh Letter' a a a a n o t h e r w o r l d "ockvllle, Conn. ® ORIGINALS: WOMEN IN ART 2:15 VARIETY (FRI) ® FESTIVAL OF FAITH 0 a 0 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE a VARIOUS PROGRAMMING PRAIRIE O NEWS ffl HECKLE AND JECKLE 11:25 ffl HECKLE AND JECKLE CONSUMER SALES 0 JOURNEYS TO THE MIND 11:00 COMPLETE ENERGY CONSERVATION CO. 0 ® NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 2:30 8:00 0 NEW JERSEY REPORT ® LILIAS YOGA AND YOU Manchester Parkade SHOP a NEWS X X a 0 a NEWS O NEWS _ 8:30 X CAPTAIN KANGAROO 11:30 3:30 US LAST. Name brand 0 PEOPLE’S BUSINESS 0 ADAM 12 2:45 INSULATION SIDINGS 0 MERV GRIFFIN O HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION ' i r a i i i r 24 HOUR TOWMC O WOODY WOODPECKER X; LOVE OF LIFE X 0 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB appliances, televisions. • Fiberglass O PRAYER JO TODAY 0 MIDDAY LIVE a* OVER EASY Lowest prices in town • Alcan Aluminum H TV COMMUNITY COLLEGE X 49 FAMILY FEUD © NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB guaranteed. Service after the • Cellulose • GAF Vinyl (EXC F R I) a a a k n o c k o u t VILLA ALEGRE sale. • Foam Tuesday, March 7 © ARCHIES • Aluma ' » IN-SCHOOL programming 3:57 • Batts & Blankets 8:30 11:55 a NBC NEWS UPDATE, BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales • Chateau Vinyl EVENING O ARCHIES X CBS NEWS • Board Stock a ABC NEWS 8:57 O 4:00 I -t Service on Standard Brands, ADAM 12 O VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 11:57 X DINAH (EXC. THUR.)! 6:00 ® DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE NEWS UPDATE ® LIVING FAITH 805 Hartford Road, X X a 0 NEWS 7:30 i i PARENT EFFECTIVENESS a NBC NEWS UPDATE 0 FLINTSTONES \ WINDOWS & DOORS 9:00 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION O BRADY BUNOI X DAILY NUMBER (FRI) X STAR TREK (EXC. WfiD.) Manchester Telephone 643- ,» THE CBS TUESDAY NIGHT 0 DICK CAVETT SHOW 315 CENTER 5T„ MANCHESTER. CONN.* Phone 643-5135 ffl UNDERDOG O a MOVIE 7 5095. • Thermo-Pane • Shutter O CONCENTRATION 0 CAROL BURNETT AND MOVIE 'The Last ol the Good AFTERNOON______FRIENDS 11:10 9:00 a FOR RICHER. FOR POORER • Replacement • Awnings ® BOZO Guys’ Robert Culp. Dennis ® DICK CAVETT SHOW FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALIH J MIKE DOUGLAS 12:00 (EXC TUE.) TWENTIETH CENTURY 0 IN OUR OWN IMAGE X a GONG SHOW Dugan. • Picture • Patio Covers 0 NEWLYWED GAME O BEWITCHED 3 O NEWS a BRADY BUNCH (EXC. TUE.) Television, Inc. 176 Burnside © HOGAN'S HEROES ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND 11:30 CONTROLLED AUTO 80DY REPAIRS S 12 O'CLOCK LIVE a BONANZA 0 SOUNDING BOARD # l i PHIL DONAHUE SHOW ® ® SESAME STREET Avenue, East Hartford. 528- * Door Canopies VARIETY X THE CBS LATE MOVIE O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW a a a TO s a y th e l e a s t ® ZOOM a SHA NA NA V on © SUPER HEROES 1554. Sales and Service, Zenith S i ®|1 THE BIG EVENT ’Sybil* 0 MOVIE 'The Fountainhead' all makes... 24 SESAME STREET 49 $20,000 PYRAMID 6:30 0 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER Part Two 1976 Sally Field, Joanne a I LOVE LUCY and (Quasar. 1949 Gary Cooper. Patricia SO MERV GRIFFIN 12:30 O I LOVE LUCY REPORT Woodward. Neal. © ROMPER ROOM ® SEARCH FOR TOMORROW X ABC. NEWS 0 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 9:30 X a TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE LOAN and RENTAL CARS 872-8888 875-7134 871-1429 © HOCKEY « LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 0 TOPPER (EXC. WED.) O JOKER'S WILD X a THREE’S COMPANY WEEK 'A Star Spangled Girl’ 1971 *7 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING a a a g o n g s h o w ® LASSIE 0 SONG BY SONG BY IRA Sandy Duncan, Tony Roberts I Available by Appointment... | .(EXC FRI) 49 RYAN'S HOPE a 0 NBC NEWS 7:31 GERSHWIN X ALL STAR ANYTHING GOES 0 a 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW 9:30 12:55 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY 9*58 0 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS © ADAM 12 8:00 O THAT GIRL O NEWS >n g-ll Ulon H A S T H 6 X a ABC NEWSBRIEF © IRONSIDE 12:57 ® OVER EASY X CBS REPORTS ffl SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE LAnoear coLLCcriorij op 0 10:00 40 FLINTSTONES a NBC NEWS UPDATE 6:55 CROSS WITS 0 NEWS 11:40 STMI OZmEK, Manager X a HAPPY DAYS ST OFF THE AIR (EXC. FRI.) ' 1:00 AMERICAN a NEWS X a HAVING BABIES ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS O MOVIE 'Sanders of the River' 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER 9:50 X MATCH GAME (EXC. FRI.) INDIAN 7:00 O AMERICAN LIFESTYLES 12:30 ffl NEWS 0 MOVIE 'No Man of Her Own' X CBS NEWS 1935 Paul Robeson. Leslie ® MARK RUSSELL COMEDY O MOVIE 'The Fal Man' 1951 Banks. 9:55 (MON.). 'One Touch of Venus JEWELRY O BRADY BUNCH 10:15 Scolt Smart. Julie London. IN MANCHESTER. 0 a 0 THE CHUCK BARRIS RAH 40 HERITAGE CORNER (EXC (TUE ). Rain' (WED ). 'Shanflhai X CONCENTRATION © BRUINS WRAP-UP 1:00 RAH SHOW FRI ) (THUR ). 'Cry Wolf (THUR.) COME IN CHECK OUR O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 10:30 0 0 0 TOMORROW OUALITV & LOW PRICES I 0 EVENING AT POPS: ON THE 10:00 I. 49 ALL MY CHILDREN (® FESTIVAL OF FAITH O ATHLETES IN ACTION 1:58 ESPLANADE S CORSAIR AND COMPANY O MOVIE THE LION'S DEN 0 NBC NEWS 0 MARK RUSSELL COMEDY O MOVIE 'The Round Up' 1941 O I LOVE LUCY ta: FESTIVAL OF FAITH a NEWS 8:10 © MARCUS WELBY, M D Richard Dix. Patricia Morison. KEEP THIS NUMBER HANDY UMOUE HKl UNUSUAL GIFTS ® EVENING AT POPS: ON THE 0 RYAN S HOPE 20. VARIOUS PROGRAMMING 0 OVER EASY 10:35 2:00 767 MAIN STHfcfcT ESPLANADE O ROMPER ROOM 2t FOR RICHER. FOR POORER 0 CROSS WITS ® COUNTRY TALES O NEWS MAIMCH. 6060736 8:30 6 4 3 - 9 S 1 5 © ODD C O U ^ 11:00 2:15 O MERV GRIFFIN X X a 0 »9 NEWS O PRAYER 24 HEALTH SODA is our Wednaaday, March 8 CARE EVENING 0 BEST PRODUCT! WHEN HAVOC STRUCK SQUADRON 1:00 6:00 X TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES © MOVIE 'Autumn Leaves' 1956 0 0 0 0 TOMORROW our second best CD X a 0 NEWS NEWLYWED GAME Joan Crawford, Clilf Robertson. 1:30 O BRADY BUNCH 0 0 WILD KINGDOM ® GREAT PERFORMANCES O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW p ro d u c t is O CONCENTRATION a BIG MONEY 9:30 2:15 • REGISTERED NURSES ® BOZO 0 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER 0 COUNTRY TALES 0 M O V IE Pillow lo Post’ 1945 Ida 0 CHILD DEVELOPMENT REPORT 9:58 Lupino, William Prince. • LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSES S HOGAN'S HEROES © JOKER'S WILD X a ABC NEWSBRIEF 2:30 a BONANZA a IN SEARCH OF 10:00 O NEWS • HDME HEALTH AIDS ® ZOOM 7:31 0 NEWS 2:45 • CDMPANIONS 6:30 X WHEN HAVOC STRUCK X . a STARSKY AND HUTCH O PRAYER O I LOVE LUCY 8:00 0 0 0 POLICE WOMAN X THE RETURN OF CAPTAIN 0 GREAT PERFORMANCES X ABC NEWS A conctrnad, ciring, W E W ILL P IC K U P & D E L IV E R SODA O JOKER'S WILD NEMO ® JOHNNY MATHIS SPECIAL ® LASSIE 0 CROSS WITS 10:45 KEEP SMILING •xptrlw icM t steft working (or RIGHT TO YOUR STORAGE AREA... 0 a 0 NBC NEWS X a THAT SECOND THING ON O WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE you to moot your hosHh oaro ABC 11:00 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY KEEP HAPPY n«od«: Our hours sro fltxIMo ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS ENJOY IT! 0 ADAM 12 0 THE WAY rr WAS X X a 0 a NEWS ® OVER EASY 0 a 0 RINGLING BROS. AND 0 ADAM 12 3 3 : so thst wo sro thoro whon 6:55 BARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION you flood us most; 24 Hours s 0U8 LAR6E BOTTLES OF SODA 008 DIET SOIA IN 0 NOVA ® LIVING FAITH a NEWS Day, 7 Days a Wsok. 7:00 0 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION BRAKE DELIVERED COST LESS THAN 29* EACN* 6 FLAV08S COSTS 25* EACH* X CBS NEWS ® FORSYTE SAGA 0 ® DICK CAVETT SHOW 0 BRADY BUNCH 8:30 © ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW CENTER • PLUSONE TIME REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT X CONCENTRATION O MERV GRIFFIN LOCAL PEOPUE leniG LOCAL NEEK FORD 0 BOWLING FOR DOLURS 0 BASKETBALL 11:30 ALL 4 WHEELS TRY IT — YOU'LL LOVE IT 8:57 U A s m e ® FESTIVAL OF FAITH X THE CBS LATE MOVIE $ 4 9 9 5 0 DIRECTOR’S PLAYHOUSE 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 0 MOVIE 'Band of Angels' 1957 Most cars DILLON a NEWS BKX) Clark Gable, Yvonne De Carlo 30,000 Mile Guarantee STAFFORD GINGER ALE CO. CORPORATION 0 OVER EASY X THE CBS WEDNESDAY NIGHT X a POLICE STORY, MYSTERY AID & ASSISTANCE 684-2346 0 CRO SS WITS MOVIE 'Mahogany' 1975 Diana OF THE WEEK MANCHrvni 0 ODD COUPLE Roaa, Billy Dee Wllllama. 0 MOVIE The Mad Bomber 1972 643-7412 L ' T j I OF NORTHEASTERN COML MC. WE ALSO INSTALL AND SERVICE SODA SYSTEMS 319 Main St, lii niiiiaitaf 643-2149 X a CHARLIE'S ANGELS a ABC NEWS Vinca Edwards, Chuck Connors. 121 T»lf9Rd Tup* (IM ID 357 E. Cmtor 81. ® AS MAN BEHAVES ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND 0 a 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW I 0< VnnM CuiU 7:30 VARIETY 0 ® ABC CAPRONEO NEWS Manchoftor, Conn. X DAILY NUMBER 0 a 0 BLACK SHEEP 0 IRONSIDE ^\VA.\ai;:’c v 3 S I’aue 6 - WEEKEND WEEKEND-Page 7 Thursday, March 9 ALL CAW QALLERY STORES Colleetor*’ Com er EVENING 30 CROSS WITS («; M FISH S i LIVING FAITH CE) ODD COUPLE 8:57 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION OPIN TOMORROW 6:00 40 ABC NEWS 26 NBC NEWS UPDATE 3 g K JO n e w s E) DICK CAVETT SHOW By RUSS MacKENDRICK fm cancellation not later than March 23. S r DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE 0:00 a n d f y t r y myriad of other patterns. O BRAOV BUNCH 11:10 7:30 X HAWAII FIVE-0 These stamps should go over big in this Address the outer envelope to "First Day O CONCENTRATION ® DICK CAVETT SHOW And there are “album” quilts. A 3 DAILY NUMBER C f ) » BARNEY MILLER town because Manchester is sky-high on ig BOZO 11:30 Cancellations," Postmaster, (Charleston, Manchester group contrived a design O CAROL BURNETT AND M PTL CLUB-TALK AND ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE SUNDAY quilts — a veritable hot-1>ed of quiltery. 34 IN OUR OWN IMAGE W.Va. 24301. If you want the PO to affix FRIENDS VARIETY made up of 40 squares, each with a ® HOGAN S HEROES O MOVIE "The Easy Way' 1952 g MUPPETS SHOW There is a quilt diow scheduled for early the stamps, mark the outer envelope 40 BONANZA 2(1 23 10 JAMES AT 16 Cary Grant, Belay Drake. member’s interpretation of her dwelling O NEWLYWED GAME SB ADVOCATES in May that already has 48 entries. Easy 53 ZOOM (CAPTIONED) Qt) 0 STARSKY AND HUTCH, MANCHESTER PARKADE "Quilt Stamps” and send to the same ad 20 POP GOES THE COUNTRY place. Creativity ran wild — a patchwork 6:30 9:30 TOMA access to scraps of Cheney silks in the dress. For these, personal checks will be 22 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES :C 0 CARTER COUNTRY O MOVIE 'The Tall Women' 1966 house with a shining sun, or clouds, cur e I LOVE LUCY 24 AETNA WORLD CUP TENNIS 12-5 past might have helped — there are some accepted up to a limit of 200 covers. (52 g ABC NEWS 9:58 Anne Baxter, Maria Perachy. ving driveway, jhrubs, cat in front yard, 20 SPECIAL EDITION .1. 0 ABC NEWSBRIEF 0 0 0 O jOa ER S WILD THE TONIGHT SHOW admirable all-velvet “Cheneys” around cents each — remember.) 63 HOCKEY 10:00 VERNON PLAZA owner’s name in chimney smoke.... ig l a s s ie 0 DICK CAVETT SHOW that will undoubtedly appear at the show. ,40 BOBBY VINTON SHOW .2 BARNABY JONES (NexttoK-klan) For anyone who doesn’t know, a quilt Perhaps between now and the show in 20 22 30 NBC N EW S 0 IRONSIDE 27 MACNEIL LEHRER REPORT e NEWS The stamps are in a grouping of four. traditionally has three parts; a top with 24 ea r t h s e a a n d s k y ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS May some talented person in the town 7:31 X 0 BARETTA 11:45 10-0 Each one can be used on a letter in a posi the design, some kind of stuffing for JD ■.DmM 12 2 LOTTERY SHOW might be inspired to whip together a quilt 53 OVER EASY O CHINATOWN INC. ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS tion to look like a diamond, the same as warmth, and a continuous bottom piece. 6:55 8:00 0 22 0 WHAT REALLY HAP 1KM EAST HARTFORD (KJTNAM PLAZA) in the theme of this foursome of stamps. 3 JULIE ANDREWS: ONE STEP PENED TO THE CLASS OF '66 the Mineral Heritage stamps of 1974 What makes it a quilt is the act of 40 N EW S 0 0 0 TOMORROW Something to-do 7:00 INTO SPRING 10K>3 1:30 10-0 (Scott Nos. 1538-41). The Quilties are a stitching all the way through these three , 3 v.BS NEWS O CROSS WITS 10 MASTERPIECE THEATRE O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW Gerry Gerath will have his usual First g 40 WELCOME BACK, continuation of the American Folk Art layers to make the assembly a unit. The 0 BRADY BUNCH 10:15 1:32 Sunday Stamp Bourse at the East Hart g CONCENTRATION KOTTER 0 BRUINS WRAP-UP 0 MOVIE 'Oil lor the Lamps at Series that began last April with those A#S'* •4F4'U»trli0 • » w« *9 result is something just great to sleep un O MOVIE Nightmare Alley' 1947 ford Ramada Inn tomorrow, the 5th, from O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS 10:30 China' 1935 Pat Obrien, Josephine exceUent depictions of the Pueblo Indian der — warm in winter, cool in summer. Tyrone Power, Joan Blondell. ig FESTIVAL OF FAITH 0 MARCUS WELBY. M.D. Hutchinson 10 to 5. Free parking, admission, and door 20 22 20 CHiPs Pottery. 20 OUTDOORS WITH KEN 11:00 2:30 This will give us one of those long, long In Colonial times fabrics were so costly 22 NOVA prizes. USPS personnel and 25 dealers will CALLAWAY X X 0 00NEWS O NEWS The design of the quilt stamps shows plate blocks as they have a number for 8:30 O ADAM 12 that all scraps were treasured — dress be on hand to serve you. 22 NEWS 2:45 four calico baskets placed with their each color. 24 OVER EASY O MERV GRIFFIN O HOLLYW(X)D CONNECTION O PRAYER making leftovers, old clothes, anything. Central Connecticut Coin Club; Regular handles close together. This was taken The first-day ceremonies will be held at Hence what usually comes to mind when from an actual 1875 quilt now in the meeting night at the KofC Hall, 138 Main (Charleston, W.Va., this Wednesday, the we speak of this type of coverlet is the St., Manchester on Tuesday, March 7.7:30 W1IS3 possession of a New York outfit called 8th, and the stamps will probably show up random design, the hit-or-miss, or "crazy- p.m., Dros Adler, program chairman, an “American Hurrah Antiques.” They are Friday, March 10 in our post offices later in the week. quilt.” Quilts based on more plentiful nounces that there will be a slide show fur printed by the gravure process in gray, For cancellation collectors; If you get materials and careful planning appear as nished by the American Numismatic yellow, tan, red, brown and blue-gray. EVENING 40 ABC NEWS 0 0 0 CPO SHARKEY 0 PETTICOAT JUNCTION the stamps locally, send them on a cover Roman stripes, brick wall, log cabin, or a Society. Visitors are welcome. 6:00 57 BOOK BEAT ® WALL STREET WEEK ® DICK CAVETT SHOW 3 6 22 30 NEWS 7:30 8:57 11:30 O BRADY BUNCH .3 DAILY NUMBER 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE (X) MOVIE 'Reflection ol Fear' O .. ONCENTRATION O CAROL BURNETT AND 9:00 1973 Sally Kellerman, Sondra 19 BOZO FRIENDS 3) THE INCREDIBLE HULK Locke. 1st Prize $1,000.00 C B Con vac 24 PROGRAM UNANNOUNCED 9' FAMILY FEUD 31. PTL CLUB-TALK AND O MOVIE 'Sea Hawk' 1940 Errol 2nd to 6th Prizes $100.00 each © HOGAN S HEROES 0 NEWLYWED GAME VARIETY F|ynn, Brenda Marshall. 40 BONANZA 26 PORTER WAGONER SHOW 0 0 0 THE ROCKFORD (£ MOVIE 'Walk. Don't Run' 1966 PLUS 57 ZOOM 22 $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE FILES Cary Grant. Samantha Eggar. Each week one of our customers will win one of There has been enough written about the appeared. That part of the story can be This offense makes it possible for him to ment and its agencies use other channels. 6:30 24 AETNA WORLD CUP TENNIS 0 MOVIE 'Middle ol the Night' O MOVIE 'The Invisible Ray' 1936 Federal Communications Enforcement told now. United States District Court in have been fined $10,000 and to serve a yepr For instance, the control tower of your O I LOVE LUCY 3<1 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1959 Frederic March, Kim Boris Karloll. Bela Lugosi. these beautiful, loving, stuffed animals. 9 ABC NEWS © JOKER'S WILD Novak 0 0 0 THE TONIGHT SHOW Division to have reached every CBer in Nashville was the scene, and Federal in prison,” airport, and the planes flying in and out of O JOKER S WIL^i 43 MUPPETS SHOW i * 57 REPORTS: 24 DICK CAVETT SHOW the nation. It should be sufficient notice Judge L. Clure Morton handed out a $1,000 Raymond Jackson has also pleaded guil your town, can be victims of serious in 18 l a s s ie ) fT MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT MASSACHUSETTS 0 MOVIE 'Voice ol Terror' 1942 that violators of the FCC rules and fine and the forfeit of $3,300 worth of CB ty, but he has not been sentenced as of this terference when someone decided to use 20 22 30 NBC NEWS 7:31/ 9:30 Basil Rathbone. Nigel Bruce. 24 MUNDO REAL 1 ^^ATCH GAME / iB MAKEM AND CLANCY 0 BARETTA regulations will be caught and fined. equipment to the government as the writing. He, too, was broadcasting on un that vicious little black box to play © ADAM 12 9:58 ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS In mid-October we devoted two columns penalty for illegally operating on govern authorized frequencies, but his case, around. It could put lives in jeopardy. In 57 OVER EASY 8:M X 0 ABC NEWSBRIEF 12:00 3 THE NEW ADVENTURES OF ment channels and failing to give proper somewhat different in charges than 6:55 10:00 ® SOUNDSTAGE to a raid staged in middle Tennessee by an dustrial radio uses different channels. •WONDER WOMAN 40 n e w s s O NEWS 1:00 FCC team. 'The result of the investigation call sign. Donald R. Miller, 44, pleaded Miller, will heard in magistrates court. These are only a few of the allocated O CROSS WITS «' 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 0 0 0 THE MIDNIGHT 7:00 1' 43 THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT of illegal broadcasting activities was the guilty and was given 10 days to pay his Three other cases have yet to come up frequencies which can be affected by the 26 22 0 QUINCY SPECIAL 3 CBS NEWS MOVIE The Boy in the Plastic apprehension of seven CBers using fine. before Judge Morton, and three, charged reckless CBer who will not observe the O BRADY BUNCH 2B SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 1:15 Bubble' 1976 John Travolta. 10:15 O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW stationary units in their homes, and one Prosecuted by Aleta Arthur, assistant with petty offenses, will be heard by disciplines that have been established. 8 CONCENTRATION Robert Reed. O BOWLING FOR DOLLARS O WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE 2:10 mobile CBer. Three United States U.S. attorney. Miller said he was “not Magistrate Sandidge, another federal "Petty offense violations carry a $200, O BASKETBALL 10:30 O MOVIE 'Stallion Road' 1947 18 FESTIVAL OF FAITH 20 jS QUARK a LIFE OF RILEY Ronald Reagan. Alexis Smith. marshals were used by the FCC team. aware of the penalties, not that he was in judge. All these offenders will lose their fine and $50 for each count," attorney 20 JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE 03 MARCUS WELBY, M D 11:00 2:15 volved in illegal activity.” equipment, in total valued at between Arthur said. “There is no jail sentence in 22 NEWS 27 WASHINGTON WEEK IN Carrying search warrants, they entered 3 X 0 23 0 NEWS O NEWS 24 OVER EASY REVIEW seven homes and confiscated the CB “Miller was using a transmitter which $15,000 and $20,000. All have been charged volved. and these cases are tried in O ADAM 12 2:30 30 CROSS WITS 8:30 was equipped to operate on unauthorized with some violations of the statutes and magistrates court. However, in the other © ODD COUPLE O HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION O PRAYER equipment. O MERV GRIFFIN 3t LIVING FAITH The degree of prosecution had not been frequencies,” she said. “He also attached FCC rules and regulations. cases, the offense was criminal. There decided upon when our columns first an external power amplifier to his set. Miller was preparing to take his “ham” was no grand jury. It involved transmit operators license test, having spent nearly ting on government channels — those St. Patrick s day ^ •) null theatre posters a year getting ready for it. reserved for various federal, stale and ninK What’s really sad about all this is that it local agencies — and require arraignment candies • lavors • cutouts v prints an d New books at library dolliat • carnations • tableware o is so unnecessary. ’The portion of the in federal court.” ca rd s broadcast spectrum which has been These problems are going on throughout How to conquer your fears, champions of mystery authorized for citizen band by the FCC is the United States and Canada. 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C TOI dollar Pagea-^EKEND again: c the 1 college’s Seville Organ will be played by mark tervei Don David McKeever, organist and direc Forum of the arts . Mai tor of music at the First Church of Christ Datsu Congregational in West Hartford Center; forcer Artt prMidant named W. Somerset Maugham, is on stage at the Daniel Lyon, choral director at the d Hartford Stage Company, 50 Church St^, Kingswood-Oxford School in West Hart value. Dr. Jack Cohan of 199 Buff Cap Road. Hartford, now through March 26. ford, will play trumpet; GHCC professor The Tolland, director of the University of Philip Barry’s comedy of the upper Harry Moriber will play timpani. The most Connecticut Jorgensen Auditorium, has crust. “Holiday, ’ will be the HSC’s fifth event is free. The college is at the comer after been elected president of the Association offering this season, replacing Barry’s of Woodland Street and Asylum Avenue in recovi of College. University and Community ’The Philadelphia Story,” originally an Hartford. tionall Arts Administrators. nounced for the March 31 to May 7 slot. • Raya Garbousova, cellist, and William WA! He will preside for two years over 500 Rights for the production of “The Diard, tenor, will conclude the current member organizations actively involved Chamber Music Festival in Millard dealer Philadelphia Story” were withdrawn by Capito in the presentation of the fine and perfor the Barry estate pending a possible Auditorium at Hartt College of Music, 200 ming arts. week Broadway production. (527-5151) Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, Sunday The 40-year-old president is a concert $750,(X • “Spokesong,” a musical play about at 7:30 p.m. Tickets at the door. pianist with degrees from the University he gav bicycles in a Northern Ireland setting, is of Manitoba, the Royari Conservatory of legisla being performed at the Long Wharf Wit! Toronto, and Indiana University. He has Dance events Theatre, New Haven, now through Sun Park performed for Canadian Broadcasting Co. The Gallery Dancers will sponsor an day. There is a matinee today at 2 p.m. allegei radio and television, as well as with the (787-4282) evening of English country dance Friday buying UCdnn's own symphony orchestra. at 7:30 p.m. at Foot Prints, 466 Main St. • A new play called “Mackerel” by to test Classes in social dancing of the 17th and Comm Israel Horovitz will be presented at The 18th centuries are available for high RH8 enters drams meet Old Place, 65 Kinsley St., Hartford, March school students and adults every second PHI For the first time. The Rockville High 23 to 25 and March 30 to April 1 at 8:30 and fourth Friday of the month. Live David School Drama Club will enter the p.m. The world premiere of “Mackerel” music will accompany the dancing. For U.S. ; statewide Connecticut Drama Festival tells a comic fable of a 250,000-pound information, call Frank Van Cleef at 649- whose March 17 and 18 at Wesleyan University, mackerel that crashes into a family’s 9208. contro in which the club will present scenes from. seaside home. (246-6801) candid "The Glass Menagerie." the play which Beginning March 9, “Sea Plays,” four Art events nomin; the group presented this week at the short plays by Eugene O’Neill will be Danielle Pelletier of East Hart sylvan presented through April 9. Rockville High School. ford appears as Natasha in Tom Hebert and Ken Morgan are At a • Tonight at 8:15 is the final performance exhibiting their art works now through home, Theater events of “Tis Pity She’s a Whore,” John Ford’s Checkhov’s classic drama, ‘‘The March 31 at Manchester Community decide post-Elizabetlian tragedy, ig^production at Three Sisters,” being performed College’s Stairwell Gallery, 146 Hartford "instei • The Glastonbury Players are presen Harriet S. Jorgensen ’Theater, University Wednesday through March 11 at 8 Road. There will be an assemblage of people pick tl ting Lucille Fletcher’s suspenseful drama of Connecticut in Stores. Work of a more paintings by Hebert and works on paper of murder and intrigue, "Night Watch," p.m. in Manchester Community contemporary English writer will follow by Morgan. Viewing hours are 8 a.m. to 10 tonight and March 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. in College auditorium. NOR March 31 to April 8, “Taste of Honey,” by p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Satur the Tideon Welles Junior High School, of str Shelagh Delaney. (429-2912) days. Hospit Neipsic Road, Glastonbury. For informa S Manchester High School students are the Hartford Symphony, May 14. (246- Hebert graduated from Manchester 6801) nurses tion, call 568-3403 or 633-4898. Tickets will cast in the school’s annual musical, Community College in 1971 and from the history be sold at the door. “Marne,” which will be performed in the • The Yale Symphony will present a con University of Connecticut in 1974 with a Marj • The Puppetmongers Powell, brother school auditorium Friday and March 11 at cert of national music Sunday at 8:30 p.m. bachelor’s degree in fine arts. In 1975 he the 270 and sister puppeteers from Ontario, 8 p.m. and a matinee March 12. Tickets at in Woolsey Hall, Yale University, New received the Ken Davies Prize for artists Conner Canada, will perform Monday at 4:30 p.m. the door. Haven. Music by Serge Prokofiev, Samuel under 30 years of age at the Connecticut tion, s: in University of Connecticut's Von der Barber and Manuel deFalla will be ^ Academy of Fine Arts Exhibition at the will be Mehden Recital Hall, Stores. The perfor featured. Admission is free. Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford. Last The mance is presented by the university's Dinner theater mornir • Six members of the Chamber Music year he was represented in two National Puppetry Institute, a division of “The Sound of Music” by Rodgers and Society of Lincoln Center will present a what exhibitions at the 47 Holmes Street work s UConn's department of dramatic arts. Hammerstein is being presented now program of lesser-known works when they Gallery in Mystic. eighth Tickets at the door. (486-4025) through Aprii 2 at the Coachlight Dinner perform at University of Connecticut’s A graduate of Coventry High School, • "Ruddigored” will be offered by the Theater in East Windsor. (522-1255 or 623- Jorgensen Auditorium, Storrs, Monday at Morgan holds a m aster’s degree from the Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players 8227) 8:15 p.m. The program will include music University of Bridgeport. He has NEW March 16 at 7 p.m. and March 17 and 18 at by Faure, Beethoven, Brahms and exhibited in shows at Annhurst College, Univer 8 p.m. at East Catholic High School. At the Buehnell Schmitt. (486-4226) tion of Senior citizens presenting a Gold Card at Foot Prints Gallery, Galerie Ariadne of the set The Lar Lubovitch Dance Company will • The public is invited to a concert of New York City and is currently the box office will receive a discount. “Cerernonial Music for Organ, Trumpet Gold be presented tonight at 8 at Bushnell represented by the Peter Rose Gallery of Group tickets for 15 or more are available and Timpani” to be given in the law scl Memorial Hall in Hartford. currently from Hank Poirier. 646-6235. Regular auditorium of Greater Hartford Com will re Wednesday at 8:15 p.m., the Hartt exhibiting at the New BritainiMuseum of Presid tickets are available from all cast munity College Wednesday at noon. ’The American Art. members, and also at Watkins Store and College Chorus, Gerald Mack, director, she le Liggett Parkade Drug, both in will perform Verdi’s ’’Requiem” presidt Chicag Manchester, Vernon Drug at Vernon Cir featuring soloists Esther Hinds, soprano, I Joann Grillo, mezzo-soprano, Cesar- I cle, and at the door. ATL • Manchester Community College will Antonio Suarez, tenor, and Phillip Steele KEEP SMILING bass. the Ri present "The Three Sisters," by Anton struck Thursday, Sixten Ehrling will conduct KEEP HAPPY Chekhov, Wednesday through M a ^ 11 at since 8:30 p.m. in the college audfrerium. the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra with federal Tickets at the door, Mark Piskunov, violinist, appearing in may ei • The Tri-Town Players are showing Kachaturian’s “Concerto in D Minor.” WOOD A COAL that af “Bus Stop" by William Inge March 17,18, March 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. and March 12 That 24 and 25 at 8:15 p.m. at Vernon Center at 2 and 5 p.m., James Metcalf will STOVES behavi Middle School, Route 30, .Vernon. Tickets narrate a 90-minute portrait of “England •ma.mam whici at the door. (871-1155) by Canal Boat.” (246-6807) • M il epiden , • At the Goodspeed Opera House in East • NTE-MBO the pa epiden Haddam, "Vienna” will be the subject of Musical avants •TnPMM-wrrB •sa-uMDCMrariB day. the Winter Travelogue Series today at 2:30 • ’The Old Place at 65 Kinsley St., Hart Meal and 8:30 p.m. and Sunday at 4 p.m. Andre ford,'will be the setting for Cryer and NATURES WAY for Dis de la Varre Jr., a native of Vienna, will Ford, part of the live music series, March NPIAIILtT. mniLO said n narrate his technicolor travel film. (873- 12 at 4 and 8 p.m. Other events in the 7 4 9 ^ 2 0 sons w series are Harold Rome, April 2; Anthony \ ir a 7 N n « NBi ^ in the ' “Rain,” adapted from a short story by Davis Quartet, April 23, and members of progra protec strain. WAS Broz figure: begin: Tuesdi and t( on fo modes He V Air Washii