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Have A Good Day Miners OK

The Tveather Party sunny and cool Saturday, highs in the low and mid 40s. In- newest pact creasing cloudiness Saturday night with lows in the low 30s. Rain likely By DRKW V()^ RKRt^KN Faster Sunday with highs in the 40s. An unofficial UPI count from 457 or Northeasterly winds 10 mph to 15 mph WASHINGTON (UPI) - Members 63.6 percent of of the UAW’s 719 Saturday, becoming easterly at night. of the United Mine Workers ap- locals, had 39.796 or 56.7 percent parently approved a new contract voting "yes” and 30,425 or 43,3 per- with the soft coal industry Friday. cent voting “no.” UMW president Arnold Miller said The voting appeared to be a rever- Summary the 160,(K)0 miners could be ready to sal of the more than 2-1 margin by go back to work Monday, ending a which the miners rejected the in- MIDDLETOWN, R.I. (UPI) - 109-day strike that began Dec. 6. dustry’s previous offer earlier this She says it’s no surprise. Come Reports from West Virginia quoted month. this time of year, people just union sources as saying Miller The UPI count reflected a 5-1 naturally take notice. figured 58 percent of the miners margin of approval in the vote of Her name is Mary Easter. voted had agreed to accept the new Alabama miners .qnd a substantial “I had to see people today. They pact. vote to accept the contract in said, ‘Isn’t that a beautiful name “The current tentative agreement Virginia, Illinois. Kentucky and West for this time of the year?’ is being approved by a substantial Virginia. New Mexico’s only local “I get many hee-haws. They margin,” said Miller earlier in a voted 220-59 for the new contract. usually say, ‘Your name should be brief appearance at the hotel where Returns midway through the count Happy.’ I actually had that the voles were tabulated. He said his showed Pennsylvania, Ohio and nickname for quite a while as a assessment was based on results Tennessee miners voting against the child,’’ she said. from more than half of the union’s contract but not enough to reverse locals. the trend. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said Friday the United States remains committed to Israel’s Pilgrims retrace security despite deep differences with Prime Minister Menachem Begin and would even consider an route Jesus took eventual U. S. - Israeli defense agreement. JERUSALEM (UPI) — Thousands It ended at the ancient Church of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Four of (Tiristian pilgrims, undeterred by the Holy Sepulcher, the traditional New England representatives, in- Arab terrorist threats, Friday site of Jesus’ crucifixion and cluding Toby Moffett of Connec- retraced the Biblical route Jesus resurrection. Mt. Calvary and the ticut, were among a group of con- took to his death in the old walled Tomb of Jesus, the last two Stations gressional Democrats who Friday city of Jerusalem. of the Cross, both are located inside protested to Secretary of State Many carried large wooden crosses the church. Cyrus Vance the planned sale of as the Good Friday procession wound Arab merchants reported brisk light aircraft to South Africa. slowly through the cobblestoned sales as some of the pilgrims left the streets of East Jerusalem and up Via procession to browse in souvenir BEIRUT, LEBANON (UPI) - Dolorosa (Street of Sorrow). shops and rest in cafes before The United Nations boosted its Overcast skies added to the solem- rejoining the mlle-and-a-half route. peacekeeping force in southern nity of the procession as the pilgrims The solemn Good Friday proces- Lebanon to 1,032 troops Friday, stopped to sing hymns at each of the sion, marking Christianity’s most and Israeli Prime Minister 14 Stations of the Cross. sorrowful occasion, will give way to Menachem Begin assured U. N. Security was light, despite recent the joyous Easter Sunday High mass Secretary General Kurt guerrilla threats to harm pilgrims in the church celebrated by Mon- Waldheim that the Israeli inva- taking part in Easter festivities in signor Beltritli. sion forces would be withdrawn. the Israeli-annexed section of Jerusalem. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi- The procession started at the Pope Paul dent C a rte r’s long aw aited Omariya grade school near St. national urban policy is expected Stephens Gate, built over the heard over to include a controversial plan to (Herald photo by Dunn) traditional site of the Roman court where Jesus was condemned to supply government funds directly Lilies will decorate the altar of Rockville’s loudspeaker to neighborhood vitizens groups to Union Congregational Church on Easter Sunday. death. help in local improvements, UPI VATICAN CITY (UPI) - Pope has learned. The policy is to be Paul VI missed a Good Friday obser- announced Monday. vance Friday night for the first time Reviving downtown gets good response in his 15 p a r s as pontiff but NAIROBI, KENYA (UPI) - delivered a blessing by loudspeaker Ethiopia said it had wiped out the Ry SUSA\ VAUGHN would welcome a community at- the entire downtown a community changes may be difficult at first, but from his papal apartment to which he last pockets of guerrilla Herald Reporter mosphere on Main Street that the center, Misseri said, with Center he said he believes the idea can work. is confined by the flu. resistance in the Ogaden Desert The response to a new downtown organization is hoping to achieve. Park as the central focus. He noted that impersonality actually The 80-year-old pontiff called off and now controlled the entire organization aimed at making a con- The new downtown group includes Misseri envisions people walking breeds crime, and hopes that the all his usual Holy Week appearances region for the first time since the genial community atmosphere on many professional persons who have on the streets again on Thursday changing attitudes will help deter the but still hoped to feel well enough to war with Somalia began eight Main Street has been fantastic. their offices on Main Street as well nights like they used to do and problems with crime on Main Street. officiate at an Easter Sunday mass in months ago. Michael Misseri, president of the as representatives from nearly all families gathering in the park for The organization "has not gone St. Peter’s basilica. Downtown Manchester Association, the Main Street businesses and concerts, fairs and just informally into this haphazardly,” Misseri said. The pontiff usually walks in a PORTSALL, FRANCE (U P I)-' said. property owners. The churches in the gathering together. The group studied other towns, using procession carrying a cross in the The supertanker Amoco Cadiz, The formation of the new organiza- downtown area have also indicated He cited the SAM (Summer Ac- Tlartford and its recent revitalized manner of Jesus Christ en route to ripped in half and being slowly tion was just announced 'Riursday an interest in the group, Misseri said. tivities in Manchester) concerts and downtown as one example of what his crucifixion . Taking his place in battered into scrap by heavy surf, and already Misseri said he has been The organization will also work crafts fairs as a good thing and hopes can happen. the procession was the Vicar of Friday oozed more oil into the deluged with calls from many with the Manchester Chamber of there can be more similar events. One of the first goals the group Rome, Cardinal Ugo Polelti, 64, who largest oil slick in history. citizens and community leaders who Commerce to coordinate the efforts Misseri said he hopes that hopes to achieve is a walking had no difficulty in bearing the cross are willing to help the group. of the grcfups. The Chamber has everyone will be able to enjoy the patrolman downtown, especially on on a clear but cold night past the BOSTON (UPI) - A U. S. Misteri said he thinks the time centered its goals on the revitaliza- park again, as well as the young peo- Thursday nights when all the CoIo.sseum. District Court judge Friday may be right for such an organization tion of Downtown Manchester in re- ple. businesses are open. Tradition has it that early turned down an appeal by Wam- and their efforts to improve the cent months also. Center Park has been a gathering Their other goals include cleaning Christians were thrown to the lions in panoag Indians to a federal jury whole atmosphere of the downtown Basically the purpose of the new place for a group of youth In recent up and beautifying the downtown, en- the arena. Nearby, a torch-outlined, verdict blocking their land claim area. He said the attitudes are organization will be to revitalize the years, who have vandalized the park couraging community involvement, cross blazed under the aroh of to 19,000 acres in the Cape Cod different today than they have been physical aspects of downtown and the and the neighboring businesses and dealing with parking problems, coor- Constantine, Rome’s first Christian resort town of Mashpee. in the past few yehrs when people did mental attitudes about it, Misseri harassed residents walking by. dinate police and town government emperor.

not care about downtown and the said. “We thought we could ac- Misseri said he hopes the attitudes of affairs, coordinating downtown Pilgrims from 24 countries all over BOSTON (UPI) —Two-year-old whole attitude was impersonal. complish this by letting people know some of these young people will promotion events and advertising the world attended the service broad- Chad Green underwent court- Misseri said he thinks perhaps peo- its a congenial place, not just a place change also aq.d they will want to let and developing financial revitaliza- cast and televised all over Western ordered chemotherapy at ple are getting tired of the imper- to shop.” everyone enjoy the park. tion of the downtown area. Europe in six languages, and later Massachusetts General Hospital sonal atmosphere of the malls and The organization wants to make He said he realizes that the —See Poge Fmirleen Friday for leukemia despite the objections of his parents.

SAN FERN A ND O, PHIUPPINES (UPI) - Juanito Your neighbors’ views: What’s your favorite sign of spring? Piring, a former hoodlum who said he wants ’’ to make up for my sins,’’ was nailed to a cross for the 12th straight year Friday, grimacing in pain as he was

hoisted before a cheering crown of 10,000.

NEW YORK (UPI) - A Good Friday blizzard dumped up to 8 in- ches of snow on Kansas and

Missouri while an ice storm knocked out power lines in Illinois and compounded flooding in In- diana. At leat four weather-

j-elated deaths occured.

f BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - The

Olin Chemical Corp. has labeled federal charges against its Niagara Falls ^ n t “unfair” and has announced plans to contest them in court. WaUli GiiHlnt Nolin Arlliofrr Rowliind GiirncH I’illiiril A federal grand jury in Buffalo indicted the chemical plant and Kuilileen WiiMi, Smith Street. Blast Xiliii. 45 Chc.stnul St., Muiiii) IComIiiiiiI, 18 Jai kson SI . Manchester —"'liicii'.s im .snow. There three former employees Thursday Hartford —’’The sun and the change in Manchester —“The warm weather and Manchester —’’You can go oul swim- on charges of falsif^ng reports to are more kids outside and you're able to temperature.” everything turning green. I’m *• sick of ming.” the government on the annount of play ball.” Helene CuHiro. Lenox Street. seeing dead things all winter." I.indu UurncH, Green Road. Ann Pilliiril. 16 i.odge Drive. m e r c ^ the facility dumped into Manchester —"Flowers, trees, grass —I Jenny Arllinfer, 82 Bigelow St., Manchester —’’The warm weather so Manchester—“Roses. My mother's name the Niagara River. love it all. It's like being bom again." Manchester —“Flowers, especially you’re not stuck in the hou.se." is Rose and we always tiave roses in out- TAKE AIRPORT ROAD Blaster flowers." Mirko l.nmiiHrnln. Green Hoad, yard.’’ i'M'.r. TU O - MANCHK5n>:R E V E M M ; HKIlAt.l>. lt a «* t >UT. Cam Sal . M^r. h Z. Vj.i

I^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mamhester. Conn.. Sat.. March 1978 I’AliK ■| ||||I;K Th e a t e r Easier vigils, services .s c h e d u le .

Showcase Cinemas — "Saturday Night Fever” 2:10- 4;35-7:004;30-ll:SO: ‘X hm a" S&N STUMPS MAKES US Irv in g MancheOer over SO yr$. slated at area churches 2:J06:(e-7;300;SS-U:«; MANCHESTER "House C alls" 2:24-4:45-7:15- •Solemn vigil* will be held tonight in sunrise s ervices tom orrow a re the t h e R o c k v i l l e C l e r g y C o u n c i l: 9:30-11:45: “ COodbye Giri” N0. 0HE PeiinanQ The H a nrh e xt er are a church es, and load Salvation A r m y . 7, C e nt er P a rk , 8:15. E ^ m e n i c a l Sunrise S ervic e a t 7 in 2;154;45-7:204:SO-12:06; h 2*24 BIIRBCrHu SwTw. - V | Hosannas, h eralding the Risen coo tin e nUI bre a k fast a t the Cit a d e l: front o f H a ll M e m ori a l Lib r a ry. "Fury " 2:10-4:35-7:00-9:30- 720 EAST t e l 6 4 3 ^ 4 7 _ _ Christ, w ill bre ak the da wn of E a st er Com m u nity B a ptist. 7. Sunrise Ser E llingto n, sponsored by Ellingto n 11:45 morning at special sunrise services vic e . 7:30, br e a k f a s t: Concordi a Min ist e ria l Associ ation (i f ra in at U.A. Theater 1 — "High MIDDLE TURNPIKE •43-4444 F .T .D . Anxiety ' 2:00-3:55-5:45-7:46- V ig ils w ill be k ept to night in Luth era n, 6:30, E a s t e r V ig il and first E lling to n Congrega tMo al C h u rc h ); 9:40 MSTRCNS Manch ester at St Mar>-'s Episcopal E u c h a r i s t o f E a s t e r . N u r s e r y Ecu m e n ic a l Sunrise Servic e, 6:30, at Y v v a i.n i MANCHESTER MRUunsc U.A. llieater 2 — "Straight u m a m M p ro v id e d . 8, E a s t e r b r e a k f a s t; Bolton Congre ga tion al C h urch, 7:30 SESnCE f.Tiurch. 7. F irs t Servic e of E a st er. Tune" 2:00-4:30-7:100:30 • * MIW 1 CI AMO I N IT A U INOUSTMAL A N ^ O M M t ll c i A L Ho ly Communion. B a ptism and first Church of the N a z are n e, 7, Sunrise bre a kfast in ch urch; Ecum e nic a l U.A. Theater 3 — "Casey's fVmimunion. Church of the Assump- Service in D a vis M e m ori a l Youth Sunrise Servic e, 6:30, St. P e t er's Shadow" 2:004:15-7:000:10 HAS IT! lion. 7:.10. F o st e r V igil s ervic e. St, Building: St, M a ry's Elpiscopal. 6, Episcop al C hurch. South Windsor. Vernon One 1 — “The 3 n conmoiRiii • nFiKEMTioN B artholom ew s Church. 7:30. E a st er Holy E u ch a ris t: and Tr i n i t y Cove Th e r e also w ill be Sunrise Service s Fantastic Supermen" 1:30: m TM ^ aid S K H HETIIl Business-Directory Guide For 646-0863 V ig il: St. Bridg e t's Church. 7 30. nant, 6:30. Sunrise S ervic e followed tom orrow a t O u r Savior Luth era n “Semi Tough" 7:309:30 Vigil m ass, and St. Ja m e s Church. by bre a kfast Church of South Windsor a t 6; Gil e a d Vernon One 2 — “American 341 Braid St. Are a sunrise s ervices include the Hot Wax" 2:007:100:10 I Nm EniM Mediiiiical Savins, he. Mmchiitif 7 30. E a st er V igil service. C o n g r^ t i o n a l Church of He bron at . Mwichfittf Vigils scheduled to be kept in area annual E a st e r Sunrise Servic e at 5:30 5:45; and F irs t Ba ptist Church of ROUTE #83, P.O. BOX 3147 Manchester and Surrounding j c h u r c h e s t o n i g h t i n c l u d e St on F o s H ill. R oc kvill e, sponsored by Tolla nd at 7, followed by bre a kfast Sunday TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) M a uric e's Church of Bolton. J. Gre a t Showcase Cinemas — 643-2738 • 643-2162 iesfgnS)line. B«tiyG illi | h e r "Saturday Night Fever " 2:10 prop. ^ V i g i l m a s s ; a n d S t . P e t e r 's Vicinity 4:35-7:000:30; “Coma ' 2:30 Epi.scopal Church of South Windsor. M a n c h e s t e r m e e tin g s c h e d u le 5:05-7:300:55; “House Calls " CAMPING EQUIPMENT 7:30. Lighting of the Pa schal F ir e 2:24-4:45-7:150:30; “Goodbye FAMOUS BRAND and the F irs t E a st e r Euch a rist H e re's next we e k's schedule ot 4:30 p m . — De nta l Q i n ic Com G irl" 2:15-4:45-7:20-9:50: TENTS, con, U ^ N S BASS, AIR RUTTRESSES, featuring this week... TEUVISION - APPLIANCES M a nch e ste r church e s pla nning p u b lic m e e tin g s in M a n c h e s t e r mitt e e . H e a ring Room. “Fury " 2:10-4:35-7:000:30 ST0nt,UNTEMIS (locations are in Municip a l Building. 7:30 p.m, — He a lth Syst ems Age n U.A. Theater 1 — "High MANCHESTER 41 C e nte r St., unless note d): cy, H e a ring Room Anxiety " 2 003 55-5 45-7 45- 8 p.m , — Bo ard of Dire ctors, p er 9:40 FARR’S M o n t h l y U.A, Theater 2 — "Straight me iveimHiNo trout MMCHE TIII WALLPAPER A PAINT CO. INC. sonnel rule s re vi e w, Chffe e Room CAMPM-^PORT 2 MAIN ITREn 8 8:30 a m , — Eco n om ic Develop Wednitulay Time " 2:004:307:109:30 Ivrnplke ment Commission. H e a ring Room U.A Theater 3 — “Casey's OPn DART n I P.II. J. FARR 8 643-7111 im m R n 649-3889 4 p.m. — Pension Bo ard. He aring 7:30 p.m. — Budget Workshop. Shadow" 2:004:15-7:009:10 i B l I l l B p I M i g Room, H e a ring Room. Vernon Cine 1 — "The 3 6:30 p.m. — Bo ard of Ta x R evie w. 8 p .m . — B o a rd of E d u c a t i o n Fantastic Supermen " 1:00 3:00; "Semi-Touch " 5:007:30 VOUSWAGIH REPAIR H e aring Room C urric u lu m Chmm itt e e . 45 N , School by factory trained tpeclallata St. 9:30 7:30 p.m — Pla nning and Zoning Vernon Cine 2— "American C o m m i s s i o n . L i n c o l n C n e t e r riiiirHflay Phil Pel* Hot Wax " 1:103:105:107:10 Locicero and Zidek confere nc e Room 6:30 p.m. — Judg e's Hours. Probat e 9:10 ARCO 0 7:30 p.m. — Commis sion on Aging, (h u r t . E m a n u e l L u t h e r a n C h u r c h , 60 646-5036 niraCAAPfT AND aOOIt COYBUNW 6:30 p.m . -B o a r d of T a x R e vie w, Church St H e a ring Room. iXiiTHEATRES EAST MAIN 8 T R T OflE a ll iM l StI l - l I I I E I 8 II I l . t T | | _ 7:30 p.m. — P erm a n e nt M e mori a l lUUKTS BMIQIV PAP AUTO REPAIR 881II taiR u u (8IIKI Raaeati 7:30 p.m . — A dvis ory Re cre a tion 706 Main SI. • “Arco Charga” • Manchatltr D a y Committ e e , (O f f e e Room. and P a rk Commission, Coffe e Room. - I p i U i i i j i H CoiReclicirs Urgsst Host CsTitiif Duhr 7:30 p .m , — Budg e t Workshop, Friday 207 SraUIX$T„IUIK a 643-7956 Prob a te COurt. 8 p.m. — Bo ard of Elducation 6:30 p .m . — Bo ard of Ta x R e vie w, H e a ring Room STMICHTTIMEr I MANCHESTER SAFE S L O C K CO. 'I'li e H tl a y Saturday WILL BE OPEN TW f LO C fCSM ffH MERCURY 1 p.m. — Bo ard of Ta x R evie w, 9 a .m. — Bo ard of Ta x R e vie w, «5 3 M AIN ST., M A N C H E S TE R » 843-6922 •IS666 H e aring Room H e a ring Room GOOD FRIDAY JU d u tU WKBIMSMSJ Alarms Locks » ////_ PIMM 640-2700 - _ Sales Comb'nation Changes. ND lE N V IC t CH A R M THiESS THE OSCAR 9;30A.M.TO8P.M. * Service • Bonded ,Most t S^ AUJUK/V keys ggy, min stockslock Repairs otol all kinds ^ v (ctb)-'i m Engaged VFW to give awards WINNERS AND WIN A Also We Make Keys Scisso's ^ , SEASON PASS FOR ,«i EASTER SUNDAY StCUNfrO Pinking Shears Stiarpened Rm nnUgni Iw • HMM • AhSm i Th e engagement of Miss B arb ara T h e A n d e rs o n-S h e a ’ P o s t and ye ars of continuous m e mb ership and TWO. ENTRY BLANKS 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. •27 MsIr tirssi Ly n n K e e n e y of M a nch e st er to A u x ili a ry, V F W , will conduct an servic e to the a u x ili a ry m e mb ers. AVAILABLE AT Stephen Spak of Bolton has been an aw ards night Tu e sd a y at 8 p.m. at the M a ry L e D u c, past a u x ili a ry pre si 1-3 R MTu n c n n THEATRE. -U. LM FLO’S Cake Decorating Suppiies Inc. nounced by h er parents, Mr. and post home. dent and past state a u x ili a ry pre si BIIEAO ORDERS ARE REQUESnO TO BE IN „ TUNE ifF Lp e c u l SslW HI BY SAT. MARCH 25, 12 NOON 646-0228 675-3252 M rs , G o rd o n F K e e n e y of 100 Pins for 20, 25, 30. 40 and 45 ye ars dent, w ill comm e nt on h er rece nt trip * 1 0 . 9 5 6 C Y l - * 1 0 . 0 0 V - 0 Washington St of servic e w ill be presented by C o m to Isra el with the Frie ndship Group. KWMFinEUlOf WlTOKCAKE'DECOMnOIIS Mr. Spak is the son of M r and Mrs m a nd er To m Hove y. M e m b e rs and friends are invit e d. Showcase Ale x .Spak of 83 Birch Mountain A u x ili a ry pre sident Hel en Hove y R e fre shm ents w ill be served and a S S .S 8 .s ,s ,s S 181 CINTCR RT. 70 UNION ST. Road will present pins for 25. 35, 40 and 45 Cinemas MANCHttTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. social evening w ill follow. Mon. - tol. 10-8 k 'l Mon. • Sat. 10-S RAO AUTO SERVICE Th e brid e-elect graduated from um uarAne4 • Front End Bpoolalkrto • Tun* Up KXITB8 MANCHESTER PROPERTY :: Thura., 10-8 Frt. 10-S M a nch e st er High School. .She is SlUftRLAim MANCHESTER WALLPAPER and'PAINT CO. at 185 West Middle Turnpike has been servinc • Sra kM S Bhoeko o Air CondMbning employed at Economy E l e c tric Supp About town ftO BEBTS S T R e e r Wedding Cakes A Specialty all your decorating needs for 25 years. • Road Sorvlot ly Inc in Ma nchester BAST HARTFORD : OWNERS ASSOCUTION : Featuring not only Wall Paper and Paint but also Large selections of carpeting and floor 436 C ENTER ST. T»l. S46-3NS M ANCHESTER 808-8810 H e r f i a n c e g r a d u a t e d f r o m evcRYTHme in coverings, custom draperies, window decor, and a custom frame department. Our courteous Manchester High .School and Quin- E a st Ce ntral Pa mona Gra ng e is itia tion at its me eting Monda y a t 7:30 SAHOAmiunmBs ~ nlpiac College Hr Hamde n He is al.so planning a bus trip to Salem. Ma.ss p.m at the Masonic Te m ple . Invites Taxpayers sales staff including two full time decorators are here to help you. Be sure to see our newly $a,50 ai ataopM. j. • M IRRORS « SHOW ER DOORS employed at Econom y E l e c tric Supp .Saturday, A pril 29, which w ill include expanded back room for decorating on a budget. Tel. 646-0143. Daily 8 am-5 30 nm Westside Shoe Repair STORE FRONTS.SAFETY GLASS ly Inc a tour of the Hou.se of .Seven Gables. Corner Canter & McKee Streate % ' • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES Wed. til noon, Thurs. til 9 Th e trip is open to the public. F o r in St. Bridg e t Ju n ior High School is Manchester, Conn, o Tel. 643-8285 Th e couple is planning a M a y 27 still acc epting applicants for Gra d e 7 ^ To The Annual Meeting ^ Rapalrara of Poolwoar, Handbage, Leather wedding at .St M a ry's Episcopal form ation. call 528-8015 or 528-2852 and 8 students. Pare nts m a y apply at J.A. WlflTE GLASS C .Jnc. Qooda. Complete Un a of Shoo A Loathor Care C h u rc h in M a n c h e s t e r (C o rin g t Revaluation assessments have been sent out. The^ 0 Ma nch ester Ass e mbly, Ord e r of the school F o r inform a tion, c all 649- .;r ' FURNITURE TOP8 • PICTURE WINDOW8 Produeta. photo I 7731 f Rainbow for f .irls will conduct in taxes you pay will depend on the mill rate in May. The^ — You'll Uka Our Feet, Quality Sarvlea — MaochMtar 649-7322 SIBissollSt. public Budget Hearing will be held April 3rd. Because^’ oven V r u M expemence Houra: Mon.-PrI. 6-8:30. t a t. 6-4 Cloaad Wada. we want your opinion, we are not having a speaker.^ Area woman heads "House Instead you will have the opportunity to express your^ MANCHESTER AWNINR CO. COME AND PLAY 763 mental health group P G '• ideas and suggestions where budget cuts should be^ Cans” made and what mill rate should be set. tVlAIN S I . Call The Pros - ^'Manchester Awning Company** TALL 643-1191 DONWiLLiS Spaelalitlng In B e v erly A. Walton of Gla stonbury has been named 191 executive dire ctor of the Me ntal Health Association of /WHERE — Whiton Library Hall, No. Main St. % BMu H ivm fVIAIN ST, GARAGE (Connecticut, a voluntary citize ns' orga niza tion devoted to 11 Moil St, Td. HMSll FrNR Eld MSHBri CEDAR * WHEN — Wednesday, March 29th • 8:00 P.M. ^ fldANCHESTER Ciaird iNNir Noili improving the care and rehabilitation of the emotionally ill and the advancement of mental health IPG ; WHO — You will be tha Speaker. 643-1900 A graduate of Mount Holyo k e College, Mrs Walton is an incorpora tor and m e mb er of the Board of Dire ctors of BINQO SATURDAY /. WHAT — Your views on education, town government, Serving lUanchetler over 50 yri. the (jia sto nbury Mental He alth Group imd a m e mb er of NIGHT -/. and the budget. ^ THE the Gla stonbury Republican To w n Committe e FEVER She has served as president of the Le ague of Women ^ Please Come, Bring A Friend ^ Jo h n Travolta The Fforist (vw/xtny MANCHESTER Voters of Gla stonbury and on the board of the Uoigue of am m . ^ Ask Questions — Give Advice! ^ 24 BIRCH 8T. Women Voters of Connecticut 195 •11 MAIN 8T. UP TO $350. 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March 25. 1978- PAGE VW K Fuller — Hie poison that fell love again kitchen English — Nag Hammadi from the sky McGrail — Fighting back l i b i ^ in English Swaan - ’The late Middle (N»w book! at library) Gallwey — Inner skiing Mack — ’Toilet learning Ages . a Chi'vssa — Chrvssa Garbo — To love again Mander — Four arguments Saasi — The myth ot psy- The consolidation issue Churba— Politics of defeat Greenberg- Right from the for the elimination of televi- chotherapy New books at Colbert — Year of the Nonfiction start sion TV book — ’Ihe ultimate IT’S YO UR O PINIO N As of late, it seems abundantly Manchester’s Mary dinosaur tual consolidation outcome could town to think about what is being said The architecture of the Gurney — A pictorial MlUer - The U.S. Navy television book Cheney Library; Cole— Reluctant regulators NOTICE clear that the general public has been vary widely. and consider the source from which Ecole des beaux-arts history of the, U.S. Army Milne — The sense of socie- Taylor — ’The war lords Coren — Lady from confused by many misleading One being proposed would con- the statements come. Any facts and Fiction ' Barrett — Prince Edward HaMeman— Ends of power ty Tod — A history of the elec- Stalingrad Manskms MST, WEST MB MKiaMII The Suliirduy opinion page in nion on a wide variety of suh- statements issued by proponents of Brent — Merlin’s keep Island Halsted — Barns, she^ and Nature’s big, beautiful, trical porcelain Industry in solidate the services of the district figures presented up to this point are Cott — Forever young jeets. Broome-Amulet of fortune Barak— Patients are people outbuildings bountiful, fe e l-^ ^ book the U.S. open lo all readerH of The the Committee to Preserve the under the town's present system, in- in reality intentional misrepresen- CHstofer — Shadow box CEMEimES Dnggan - Against all like us Harrison — Ihe widening Parker — ’Three weeks in Tracy — The encyclopedia Eighth District. While a vast number Durant— Bess of Hardwick Herald. We Holieit your opinions We ask that you limit your corporating the personnel and equip- tations aimed at confusing the basic enemies Bird — Factory outlet shop- gulf spring Sberlockiana of residents in our town, both inside Ehrenwald — Tbe ESP winlw gruve dworalloiM Owl ttwy with to Iwep, writing to no more than 500 ment under the Town's Sewer and issue, that of consolidation. .^Ferrars — Murders ping guide Haseneau — Build your own Price — A palpable God Vaux — ’This mortal coil on lopies of inleresl to the eom> experience as well as out of the district, would Bonrorth — Montgomery home Research Institute of Whiting — Early American Permitting. niunily. Is it education? Ad­ words, double spaced, and send Fire Departments, and in the case of During this question, there will I Elsehower — Letters to »l^ng^n-up of Ihu grounde sllyn — Tell me now, Clift Hauser — Priscilla Hauser America — Individual tax proverbs and proverbial like to see our town united, many the fire department this proposal but one true and accurate source i Mamie I begin In preparation (or mowing. ministration? Business? them to: lagain Boyd — Bless roe, father book of tole and decorative return guide phrases wonder about the letters and would add two full-time paid cost figures, that being the commis^ Elton — Reform and refor- facLean — Goodbye Brown — The New York painting Safrani — Israel, the em- Wleder — The great Keereation? Polities? IT’S YOUR OPIlNIOfS remark^ that are being made as to mation — England, 1509-1558 firefighters for immediate response, sion which will be appointed by the California lim es encyclopedia of televi- Havens — Valley of battled ally American convertible Manchester Evening Herald The factory girls I I S w sT mt ?*********^"Oe- the astronomical costs that will ac- backed up by the current volunteer entire town to carry out the will of' Salisbury — The winter sion darkness Schrag — Mind control Wilton — British water- Feist— F ittin g one . nine 'I'lie purpose is to present a llVrald S(| uare company such a move. force. bride Bruch — The golden cage Huggett— Life below stairs A sailor’s tales colors, 1750-1850 the people, as outlined by due process Erickson — B l o ^ Mary Roboft D. Harriaon eross-seetion of eonimunity>opi- Statements have been made, Spruill — The psychopath Cantor — An a time to live Huxley — ’The human situa- ScavuUo— Scavullo on men Yarington — The great Manchester, (^onn. 06040 Another proposal might simply under the Home Rule Act. F io r e - You have been here SuporIntondanI e( plague Changing rural landscapes tion Simon — ’Ihe thin edge American reading machine figures presented, and conclusions before Oamatarlaa consolidate the Sewer Department You have not, nor will you see this Wyllie — A pocket full of Chatelain — Our ancestors Kitchel — ’Ihe truth about Singer — A young man in ’The Old House Journal — drawn which would scare anyone in Frost — “I gave them a and leave the present fire depart- type of irresponsible and totally inac- dead came from outer space Panama Canal search of love v.l, no. 1 — October, 1978 to sword” their right mind to death. It is ment as it is now. maintaining it as a curate inforrhation published by the Krantiler — Learning to Sloan — A kangaroo in the date therefore little wonder why the issue volunteer house with no paid full- Committee for One Manchester. of con.solidation has become such an time men. This is the case in many What statements we make will be All Stop& Shops stores closed Easter Sunday. March 26. Easier message — 1978 emotional topic. But what are the towns such as Meriden where the two confined to FACT! Area bulletin board facts? operate together. We must reiterate Committee for Many find it strange indeed that By moral collapse. As has been noted present moral slough. The family at this point that this decision will be One Manchester Bolton list Church will gather at 7 a.m. Sunday the Committee for One Manchester for worship and breakfast. Sunday School fsj^M This week llic Most Rev. John F. from statistics, never before has so needs to be strengthened, sanctified. made solely by the commission ap- Al Campbell has not come out publicly and refuted The Bolton Woman’s Club will meet will meet at 9:30 a.m. and the regular March 27 Wliealon large a percentage of the population The general no fault attitude of pointed for this purpose. Durward J. Miller the claims expressed by some dis- March 30 at 7:30 p.m. at Herrick Elastern service will be at 10:45 a.m. At 6 thru April 1, Ar<'hlMHh»|i of Hartford indulged in an orgy of self- irresponsibility needs to be replaced We find it difficult to comprehend C()-chairp''*n Books, trict supporters. Why have they why some of the residents ol the dis- Memorial Park. A guesf speaker will Ulk p.m., the Johnny Cash film “The Gospel Easter of 1978 arrives at the end of pampering, overdoing, loafing, with personal responsibility based on about abused women, a problem in every Michelangelo maintained such silence? The reason trict would issue statements about Road” will be shown. The public is in- contains not more than 26% fat-3 pound pkg or more *** a particularly long and cold winter. sponging, splurging, cheating, God's moral code. Over and again St. community. The first vote for the club's vited. 26’^mmd Betf S9l for this is very simple. So Easter reminds us that winter shoplifting, looting, fornicating, what the ultimate cost will be to the Funk & WagnalFs Paul said that followers of Christ The Home Rule Act, which is the Outstandiug Service Award will be taken. Parents of pre-kindergarten children philandering, divorcing, even taxpayers of the Eighth District 1 Yesterdays^ The award will be presented at the club's does end, ice docs melt, and that must rise from sinful and immoral legal premise under which the Com- are invited to a March 28 meeting at 7:30 FfGSh or Smoked springtime and summer growth are murdering. practices and live a new life in the when it is very clear that no one yet May banquet. p.m. at Parker Memorial School. Staft The Great mittee for One is proceeding, states knows! We view these people as ahead. The answer to decaying morals is Spirit. 25 years ago Members of St. Maurice Church meet will discuss the kindergarten program, that in order to bring to a referendum nothing more than sen.sationalists each Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at the Parish Araks Easter, however, is not just a surely not to be found in yet another The lesson for contemporary Pioneer Parachute acquires rights school health, and the registration the question of whether or not the Center to work on projects for the Christ- process. springtime ritual for winter-weary America at this Easter of 1978? It is who are trying to scare the voters ol to new high-speed chute. w((iaS3 governmental program of secular district and the town should con- mas bazaar. Anyone interested in partic- people. Easter is not just a day for the old lesson from St. Paul. Know M anchester, by making totally Judge John Wallett completes 25 Ned Coll, controversial human rights (oodpudzM education. The answer is to be found .solidate into one. a petition must first pating in a Thursday evening workshop is irresponsible statements. years in Probate Court April 1. activist, will be in Tolland Monday night FUlk Should^. 69. nature lovers. Easter is the day when what sin is and know yourself as Book #1. Van Gtogh In living by G od's Ten Com- be circulated to the registered voters asked to call Barbara Brahaney at 646- to speak to a group of concerned local followers of Christ celebrate their a sinner. Rise from your sins. Live in We give credit to the electorate of Ralph Richmond wins Pratt & mandments. Thou Shalt not steal. of the district and the regi.stered 6171. women on poverty and how it interrelates l/)rd’s resurrection from the grave. Manchester and we know that they Whitney top prize of $2,500. Thou Shalt not kill. Thou shalt not holiness and virtue. Worship and voters of the town, stating in effect The annual dental program will take with their lives. Anyone wishing to attend pray. don’t need anyone to do their thinking Week5-Mar.27-Apr, 1, When they mark the start of the first commit adultery. Thou shalt not put that they, the electorate, feel that the 10 years ago place in April at Bolton High School. The should contact June Barrows, 875-0062 for new and risen life. for them. They will resolve this EWX)ETERNA* anything or anyone in place of God. As the Lord rose from the dead, idea of consolidation is basically a Charles L, Riegel of Frances Drive dental hygienist will clean and check teeth more information. The consequences of that resurrec- problem as they have all other issues TTiin SlicecM2 ounce package Stainless Tableware Live as one responsible to God, as in- may you live in the risen life of holiness good one. This being the case, and if is elected chairman of the Connec- and do topical flouride treatments. There tin are indescribable. Because of the placed before them. We urge each will be a small charge. Students must deed you are. And may you have a blessed, joyful enough people support the idea, the ticut Federation of Young resurrection — we know that there is celebration of this Easter. and every one of the voters of this Republicans. have permission slips signed by a parent America needs to rise out of its next step is to go about placing the Vernon Soup life beyond death, life beyond this or guardian. To learn more^ call the BHS issue before of the voters of our Mrs. Iris Hare has been appointed as life. Because of the resurrection — all health room, 643-2769. town and see if they approve or dis- service coordinator for the Hockanum IjS p o o ii we live with faith, with hope, with approve the idea. Coventry Valley Community Council Services Shoulder Steak joy. Thought Along the way, however, the Home Center. She was one of 55 applicants for each Easter is then not a celebration of The Coventry Baseball Association will $300 Almanac Rule Act specifies that a commission the position. She recently moved to the JUSOA winter turning to spring. In a deeper hold registration Monday and Tuesday [C H OICE pufchase < consisting of residents of both the Tomorrow is Easter, the celebra- an be what we know we're destined Tri-Town area when her husband was sense, Easter teaches us that the from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Captain relocated with the IBM plant in the district and the town be appointed in tion of the resurrection of Christ. to be, can achieve what formerly Beef Chuck 139 Nathan H8le School. Children aged 8 may four seasons of human end in the As Christians celebrate this feast, seemed beyond our grasp. Tolland Industrial Park. By I'liilril PrcMM liiltTiiulioiiiil In 1947, an explosion in a mine in proportion to their population, to per- register for the beginners’ program; those winter of old age — but then go on a all about us nature is celebrating its This is God’s marvelous gift of |diss Nadine Salley of Ellington has For London Broil J h n> Today is Saturday, March 25. the form certain tasks. aged 9 and 10 may enroll for the National Centralia, III., resulted in the deaths return to life from winter's grave. time, always offering us fresh starts bedn hired as the Living in Financial Bro((, then slice this IhicK i_ . ______fifth season — to an eternal 84th day of 1978 with 281 to follow. League, and those aged 11 and 12 can join of 111 men, most of them asphyxiated One function that they will be The sight of crocuses in bloom, the and new opportunities. Emergency (LIFE) counselor for Vernon. aHy across Ihe grain tor lenderest eatir^ springtime when in the Galilee of The moon is between its full pha.se the American League. Registration will by gas fumes. required to perform is to word the promise of daffodils and all of Keep the spirit of spring alive in Her offices will be at the Hockanum eternity we meet our risen master. and last quarter. also be held for the Pony League, which hhr, 17‘kUOr, i, 0 hfemi question that will be placed on the spring’s beauty stirs our spirits with your heart today and every day. Valley Community Service Center, 1 So the older We are, the more years involves children aged 13 or 14. There is no morning star. In 1954. the Radio Corporation of voting machine in the November renewed hope. It is a new beginning. Submitted by Court St., Rockville. Miss Salley will be tthsri olhsnriM ro M ______of life we have .seen, the closer we Ted Tolman, head chef at Travelers, America began its commercial election. After this has been com- If we have eyes to see, every day that Rev. Robert W. Cronin, available for 20 hours each week to assist are actually to death — so much a will give a lecture on Colonial cookery The evening stars are Mercuury. production of television sets to dawns is a new beginning. Yesterday Pastor of families and individuals with budget plan- Oh£OF’ H( ' , l pleted, they must then discuss all of before the Coventry Historical Society on greater meaning does Christ's receive programs in color. is dead if we will but let it rest. St. Maurice Church, ning, advise them on paying bills, setting Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. the possible ways of instituting con- ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at its South Street triumph over death hold for us. Those born on this date are under Today offers fresh promise that we Bolton up priorities, and getting other help with solidation should the question be ap- headquarters. Tolman is an amateur related problems. This Easter is a time for all the sign of Aries. In 1975, King Faisal of Saudi proved by the voters It will be up to blacksmith and did the hardware when The R ockville Area C ham ber of 'ro' American people to think seriously Arabia was shot to death by a Italian symphony conductor Arturo the people chosen to serve on the renovating his historic home in Commerce will sponsor a “Get Come and get your about the massive immorality and Toscanini was born March 25. 1B<)7 deranged nephew in his palace in commission to go over all of the Wethersfield. permissiveness now undermining Acquainted” luncheon March 30 at noon at Riyadh possible proposals. The job of ’The historical society recently approved this nation. We are now a full-blown Quote/unquote the Country Squire Restaurant, Route 83, Shop' On this day in hi.story: carrying out this mandate, if ap- acquisition of the Strong house near the Ellington. George Ehrlich, sports an- Qiiur uu&i.k r T<. ■ decadent society — with our courts Stopg Shopswordi In 1911, a total of 147 persons died A thought for the day American proved, will then be entirely up to the Nathan Hale Homestead. ’The structure is nouncer, will be guest speaker. ’Those and pri.sons, news stands and TV, one of the oldest buildings in the town. when trapped in a fire that swept the novelist William Faulkner said, “I commission. "If we wrote about crime in — A staff member of the govern* planning to attend should call the chamber ‘udulf'cntcrtainments and por- ment newspaper Izvestia, com- Members will discuss applying for Triangle .Shirtwaist Cn. in New York believe that man will not merely en- Of the many proposals that are Moscow every day, there would be as office, 872-0587, for reservations, weputtheaccentonworth. nography all illustrating a general menting on the rising level of matching funds to fix up the building. City. dure, he will prevail. " currently being discussed the even- much fear as there is in New York.” During the week of March 10 through 16, crime in the Soviet Union. the Vernon Police Department in- t Shop C o i^ || vestigated five burglaries, three in Gra(Je“A” Large vwi! wi'cou^'ira t South Windsor private homes and two in businesses. The Stop & Shop-Grade “A” estimated value of items taken was $950. South Windsor residents are reminded that April 3 is the final day to pay sewer Dale Paul, head of the Respiratory Care assessments which were due March 1. and Inhalation ’Therapy Department at After that date there tvill be a penalty Rockville General Hospital, will give a charged. Eklward C. Moniz, collector of demonstration of the Heimlich Maneuver iQood Mon.Mv.27*8il,Atr. l.LMonBcMparouikmr. Sp o r ts; instan t legen ds and su per heroes to the staff of the Vernon National Bank Stop&Shop revenue, has offices in the Town Hall. Of- with coupon fice hours are Monday through Friday, on April 4. He will be at the bank from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Editor’s Note; This is the 10th in a tion, and a one-way ticket out of 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Both copies of the bill J Slop tStxrp Coupon I weekends. to authenticate Billie Jean. On Sept. who hated his color, Muslim religion, scries of 15 articles exploring town. should be returned when making payment. Plans are being made for a career night It was only the m iddle- 20, 1973, in a grotesque extravaganza and social position that he was not April 20 from 7:15 to 9:30 at Rockville VM INi (xxpon aid • 87 80 pinliiM "Popular C ulture: M irror of Joe made it to the University of A receipt will be returned. management, white-collar in the Houston Astrodome that "putting them on." He lost millions High School. Representatives from about American Life" This series was Alabama, where he starred but never "technojockeys,” the young men who brought tennis into big-time show of dollars by refusing to be drafted, 50 career areas will discuss requirements range Juice! written for Courses by Newspaper, a graduated. Then to New York, where were buying pro football as a roman- biz. Little Myth America beat Bobby proof of his “sincerity.” Tolland and opportunities in various fields, ’There program developed by University the owner of the Jets, a weakling ticized psychodrama of their own Riggs, a male of comparable size, Extension, University of California, Ultimately, his largest fandom will be displays and presentations, and ^Stop&Shop^ team in a shaky new league that corporate careers, who somehow but considerably less championship Members and friends of the First Bap- San Diego, and funded by a grant developed in Africa and Asia among brochuTes will be available. Stop&Shop '12ouncecan frozen I. desperately needed a television con- saw Namath as outrageous or experience, 26 years older, and of far Good Mon.Mv.77-8i(./lpr 1,^ from the National Endowment for nonwhites. As Ali has said, “This is 12oz. can-Frozen lin i one can p«r cuaiomBr tract, paid him $400,000 to play liberated or transcendant. less accomplishment. the Humanities. Joe Namath’s country, but my with coupon quarterback, an unhead of price in Niiiiieni IJiio That Billie Jean would represent fV lE523 ■■ Copyright 1977-78 by the Regents of 1965. world" His multimillion-dollar Billie Jean’s road to tbe top was all women in such a contest was boxing spectacles abroad have OPEN the University of California. America was astounded. What Friday I ^*” 9 more difficult and less-traveled than logical — she was Number One. The helped make his face the most EASTER By robi:r r i .iiv s y t k could be Worth that much money? So I^ W i coupon »idi 8780 putitiiii!n !i!^ Joe's, but she was no pioneer — Babe trick, of course, was that Riggs, a recognized on the planet. everyone rushed out to see what ^ P R I N T I N G SUNDAY Sports is an unsparing mirror of Didrickson and Althea Gibson, middle-aged hustler, was allowed to COURSES BY NEWSPAPER But legends always die; sports was good Nabisco-15oz.^g| $400,000 looked like, and in so doing 8 to 8 our life and fantasies. Nowhere is among others, had suffered and represent all men. Nevertheless, the legends are among the most intense SPECIAL justified the price Good Friday was just this easier to see than in sports' sacrificed before her. A great male victory was seen as a feminist and have the shortest shelf life. New The publicity was enormous, the In the 20th Century they began that —good Friday —for choice of its super heroes. athlete is always considered a super- triumph, and the Joan of Ace joined generations demand their own heroes stadium was packed, the networks boxing again, and by the Sixties they Take PictwM Eattar Sunday Oreodmcookies The Gold-I’laled Age of American man, while a great female athlete Broadway Joe as a folk hero for the as prisms and standards. Larry Converse and Steve were ready to make a deal. were on their way to dominating Carter. Hava Them Back Tuesday sports, that mid-'60s to late '70s era has traditionally been thought of as Seventies. And even now Namath and King ^Oood Mon,Mar.?7'6at.A(r l,LM owR«^a«lDm ar,$ And Namath. long before he most major sports. Black sports par- Chocolate Sandwich Cookies of instant legends and sudden something less than a complete As Namath emerged from what and Ali are in the bathroom of The two young men were with coupon showed his truly electrifying talent, ticipation was being encouraged by 'Photo Finishin^CooponY millionaires and overnight woman. has been called "the rise of the un- Valhalla, selling us toiletries on painting at the House & .....H ! S m M was authenticated in the popular the establishment, to the detriment bankrupts, was dominated by the im- Billie Jqpn became special in tbe meltable ethnics," so King was a television, the last stop before the Hale building on Main > S h o p C o u p o n || mind by the price tag on his arm. of black progress; all those young 12 Exposure ages of three celebrity athletes same ruthless way everyone else natural product of the women’s Street, Thursday, and 7 i m Mo coupon ind 1 8780'pumiNi" black men's energies and talents certifiable obsolescence called I Kodocolor Film whose impact on the nation's psyche Iniiif(e ami reality becomes special. She let her movement, when it came time to go being diverted toward thousand-to- sports immortality. was as deep and significant as their Had Namath really been the marriage slide into a sporadic rile GreuleHl home about 4:30 p.m., they Roll Towels effect on the games they played. one shots in sports, discovered their van had Sixties Superstud of his image — relationship, she traveled continually But Muhammad Ali, as befits a The views expressed in Courses by ,Ioe Namath, Billie Jean King, and Cassius Clay of Louisville, a hand- been stolen from in front of cool. hip. mod, swinging, the bait to for instruction and tournament heio who rose and fell and rose Newspaper are those of the authors 123 ccunt Muhammad Ali were supreme per- some ebullient functional illiterate, the building. iva 2 0 1 hook the youth cult buck - he could experience, she underwent extensive again, came out of the confluence of only and do not necessarily reflect lormers at their [waks, now past, but came out of both traditions. He They reported the theft 2 ply rcll n23ct,2plyrcll never have been the effective athlete knee surgery, she blotted out several movements. those of the University of California, i$ 2 .2 9 l each had something more. Call it jocked his way through high school, to Manchester Police and Good Mon, M r 77dil./Itir 1. umd ons m PIT ouMsmr. he was. Broadway Joe was really a anything that might distract her The earliest professional athletes the funding agency, or the par- per roll magnetism or sex appeal or won a gold medal at the 1960 Olym- then went home. Friday with coupon throwback to an earlier tradition in from becoming what she called in America were black slaves — ticipating newspapers and colleges. noRoemp charisma, it allowcHl pcxiple to use pics in Rome, and was “bought” by a morning they wondered rTVifini sports; he was dedicated to his team, Numero Uno. boxers, jockeys and oarsmen. As NEXT WEEK; Andrew Hacker, group of 10 Kentucky whiskey and how they were going to j Slop tS tx ip Coupon || them as extensions of their hopes and highly responsible in his work habits, When people asked her why she Professor of Government at Queens soon as money, prestige, and mythic tobacco millionaires who had. as Clay work without their van and UGGCn COUPON ~ daydreams, as living symbols of the and loyal to his friends and family. didn’t go home and have babies, she College, City University of New O tTER EXPIRES 8AT^ APRIL 1. 1978 MM (Ml coupon and i 17.^ ultimate. symbolism were offered to sports put it, “the complexion and connec- equipment. 101b. Bag Maine His longish hair, his occasional would snap right back, “Why don't mmi cxiampany ortferi heroes, the blacks were squeezed tion to give me protection and direc- York, discusses the relationship They got to thinking 101b. bag Broadway Joe beards, his peacock clothes were a you ask Rod Laver why he doesn't out. They have yet to regain their tion." between politics and popular culture. about a man who had asked Physically tough, sentimental, reflection of what bank tellers and stay home?" places in rowing and at the Clay-Ali has never been given fKXWx:*;;:::::;:::;:;® them about a bus going to Maine street-wise men like Joe Namath steel bumpers were wearing on their Ironically, it eventually took a man y 'Photo Finishii pon^ racetrack. proper credit for understanding that Rockville and he was told flanked the assembly lines and his only hope for personal in- 20 Exposure daydreamed of dressing up on Satur- S The author that the bus had'gone by. Potat( dependence was through divorce- Kodaa>kx Film pood Moti , M r y I I * * CM b n n r wama.: day night, drinking with the boys and On a hunch. Converse and Potii^49 ment from mainstream America. Robert Lipsyte is currently Carter decided to take a 'n with coupon chasing girls - their rewards for ■N His repudiation of his white owners, sports commentator for the ride to Rockville and look using their bixlies as investment f of Christianity, of the American in- National Public Radio Network around. They drove to 1 snip > Shop Coopon^ I Slop 1 Shop Coupon ]\ DSlopiStopCduponH capital, as had their fathers and rainiceiaoo volvement in Vietnam were of a and adjunct associate professor in Village Street and there grandfathers It is no accident that so piece with his unorthodox boxing the Graduate Journalism Depart- was the van, parked on the many of the white football players ri style and his immodest publicity- ment of New York University. et with tile keys in it i$ 3 .2 9 l SAVE^ are the sons and grandsons of those SAVETS* sm io SAVEkO’ seeking ( “I am the greatest!). From 1957 to 1971 he was a the license plates were per roll SchIckGct ~ Stop&Shop-100% Natural Stop & Shop-lb. can men who came to America from h O iickeni ^ 4 ? reporter and later in inter- removed. Fri Eastern and South-Central Europe. LLLTOr:] gierll His sense ol Iit.^ u.vn oesliny .\as nationally syndicated columnist The two called Vernon Potato Chips Namath's fattier had come from far greater than Namath s or King's • nc0.MM Coffee^ 111 the sporU department of The Police and received per-, laiifiEKi I v o u n n i • V-UL.S0 itmmrnmmu Hungary as a boy. 501111x1 in Beaver ("Moses had troubles, too. so did New York Times, and was sub- mission td drive the van o m EXPWES 8AT^ APRIL 1. 1978 Grocery* Meal* fTTWI Grocery* ^ocery* [W RQg Falls, Pa., a steel-mill town, and in- Jesus ... ) and his impact, of course, sequently a columnist for The away. They said an old por- 1 m utf aacomponY ORltr i 18Mp> Shop Coupon H stead of encouraging his four sons to was not only greater than theirs, but New York Post, table radio and an old I Slop 8 Shop Coupon I IStoptShopCouponh I Slop 8 Shop Coupon I play soccer, his own game (and I! his example made it easier for them «•lnloo^»n The recipient of numerous ladder were missing but an Nelson Rockefeller's), he steered lo take political stands or challenge awards, including the Meyer expensive fishing pole and them into baseball and football. their own sports' bureaucracies. Berger Award for Distinguished other expensive equipment SAVE2 I 7 SAVE25’ These were the American sports, the The exile Reporting, he is the author of were left.They said th ^ ’II _ 100 court bdtfle' ^&Shop-32ozjar high-risk, short-term games that The three-and-a-half years of All's eight books, among them pit^bly never know who lOOct rould get an unscholastic “ethnic ” Bayer Aspni exile, in which he was illegally Sports World; An American the van but they’re jSaladDressing^ Tea bOK some local recognition, discount deprived of his livelihood, was the Dreamland." -The Contender,” just happy they have it ------■dMN.Mu.n-ldLlW-1■" UidamjvNFM^ iWiroaBaf a W I IM w MMT clothes downtown, a municipal Super heros ul sporl.s - .Im' N;im;ilh t lo ll). livini; smuImiIs of the Im»|M’s and d re a m s id factor that authenticated Ali in the ’ "One Fat Summer." back. Grocery* Qfocerye f f FWl Grocery* |W W l BN|j summer job. a free college educa- Billie .lean Kin)> and Mulihamad Ali wer(> millions of Amerteans. (Ul’l plndosi public mind. It proved even to people PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MancheitUT. Omn., Sat., March 25, liff8 MANCHESTER EVENING...... HERALD. Maiu hcstn .■.H I. . I.unn..Conn.. sat.,Sal.. Marchinarcn Z5.25. IV/B—1978- rA rAtil': liE ,SI.SI .\ EN sandwich.tapioca pudding, une report called in that .Srlinlule for week senior exercise ciass. 7 Thursday: 9 a.m., beverage. [ 8«nlor citizens news) one of our members, Isabel Monday: 10 a.m., kitchen p.m.. Variety Shouwehear- ceramic classes. 10 a.m., Community calendar joe on a bun, sliced Fun Day pruKramtt Spencer, is now a patient at social games. Noon to sal. 1 p.m. tJt-pnn. PMIRS social dancing. Noon to 3 Knight heads Coventry GOP peaches, beverage. This past 'Thur^y, An- the Manchester Memorial U;30 p.m., lunch served. 1 12:45 p.m., hot meal and nrho w ll/x ____ Al._A ^ _ Hi, everyixxly! My staff bridge games with four for income tax. The Coventry Republican Town who resigned from that position. Wednesday: Tuna noodle nie Johnston put on another Hospital. Speaking of p.m., pinodile games. Bus Wednesday: 9 a.m.. meal-on-wheels. 1 p.m., 15 Second Congressional District con- and I want to wish you aii a tables and the lucky prize Thursday Committee re-elected David Larry There were no contests for any of the casserole, buttered peas, of her in terestin g members being patients at pickup at 8:30 a.m. Return Fun Day featuring our Andover vention. V'jry happy and heaithy Health Clinic checkups by Annual FISH luncheon, noon. Fellowship Hall, Wapping Night as its chairman and chose offices. winners were: Nadine homemade cookies, programs. However, you’ll our hospital, we remind trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 members. Bus pickup at 10 Knight, Jacobson, and David Easter and many many appointment. 10 a.m., Teiday Community Church. Roberta Faiona as vice-chairman to The Republicans also elected Malcolm, 5,030; Marg beverage. have to wait until you all that unless someone p.m. a m. Return trip around Rappe are delegates to the Fourth more to come. We thank crewel class, pinochle Andover Elenientaiy School Grade 6 bake sale, all day, Town Council work session on budget, 7:30 p.m,. Town replace Margaret Jacobson, who delegates to upcoming conventions. Kayser, 4,100; Mildred Wednesday’s column to will call us, we have no Tuesday: 9 a.m., square 2:30 p.m. Senatorial District Convention slated you ail for participating in Thursday: Chinese games and Friendship Cir- Andover Market. Hall, caucus room. decided not to run because of Knight, Felana, and James Ladd will Cormier, 3,710; George hear what it’s all about. way of knowing who is a and round dancing. 9:30 Friday: 10 a.m., kitchen for July 17. our programs and to so dinner, chicken chow mein, cle meeting. Noon to 12:30 schedule conflicts with her other attend the July 28-29 state conven- Last, 3,330. patient. So please call our a.m., bus for shopping and social games. Noon to Monday Friday Jesse Brainard, Rappe, and Hicks many who have fluffy rice, Chinese Speaking of Thursday, p.m., lunch served. 12:45 responsibilities. tion. Knight has said that he favors MenuH office when you know of oil painting class. 1 p.m., 12:30 p.m., lunch served. 1, . Town clerk, 6 to 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. Bingo, 7:30 p.m., Avery Street School gym. were chosen for the July 19 53rd volunteered their services noodles, shrimp egg rolls, this week for our Fun Day, p.m., bridge games. 1 Gertrude Haven was re-electiKi Lewis Rome, but the delegates were Now that school will be one of our members who is return from shopping and p.m., setback games, ^ T a x collector and assessor, 7 to 9 p.m.. Town Office Assembly District Covention. to make the programs a ice cream and fortune our members will put on a p.m., craft class. Bus treasurer, Anne Hicks will continue elected wihout commitment to can- back in action, so are our cookies. pickup at 8; 30 ajn ., retu Abiding. Finally, Frank Connelly, Francis success. show of singing and i ^ at the hospital because also the Senior Bowling pickup at 8:30 a.m. and as recording secretary, and Claire didates. meals and here’s the menu Friday: Beef barley cing with a surprise visit League at the Parkade trips at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30’’ Vernon Bisson, and Knight were elected We pledge to keep many'nf our members return trips at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday Connelly will be corresponding Frank Connelly, William Brainard, for next week: soup, turkey salad from Tiny Tim. would like to Send cards. Lanes. 2 p.m. to 3 p.m.. p.m. delegates to the July 22 sheriff con- working even harder to and 3 p.m. RecreaUon Conunlssion, 7:80 p.m., Town Office Today secretafv, replacing Janice Hall, and Clara Hladky will go to the July vention provide continued ac- / ------— Building. Rabbit Run Road race, starts 1 p.m.. East Main Street. tivities, knd hopefully RecreaUon Association, 7:30 p.m., Andover Elemen- Sunday when we move into our tary School. Easter Sunrise Service, 5:30 a m., Fox Hill Tower, new buiiding, we’li be able A&P - I- Wednesday QUARTERS ALL FLAVORS WITH S7 SO PUR EXC TOSACCO1 AlCOHOn Henry Park, Democrats select delegates to offer a number of new Young at Heart, 1:30 p.m., Andover Congregational and exciting programs for HENDRIES Monday Church. expected to renominate incumbent you. LOW FAT Board of Education. 7:30 ji.m., Middle School. Coventry Fred Contessa, Joyce Carilli, A&P pijALF GALLON^ Andover Elementary School talent show, 7:30 p.m., at Christopher Dodd. Ralph Thissel, and Joseph Vz GALLON the school. Tuesday Coventry Democrats caucused Harold Crane, Barbara Costello, recently to elect delegates to July Bastarache were chosen to attend MILK mar g ar ine\(3 Thursday Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Memorial Joan Lewis, and Jacob Wisenall were the convention for sheriff. Itonce Thursiluy Building. conventions and to revise their local elected delegates to the Fourth ICECREAM Community Health Service Nurse, 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., The Democrats also passed revised First bit of news is about rules. Senatorial District convention and Town Hall. Wednesday Ruth Benoit, Jack Myles, Richard party rules suggested by a com- our big belated St. are expected to endorse present BasebaU and softball registraUon, 6 to 8 p.m., Andover Council budget workshop, 7:30 p.m., Memorial Cromie, and Robert Walsh will go to mittee headed by Bolduc. The town Patrick’s Dance. It all Elementary School. Building. State Senator David Barry, committee’s nominating committee the state convention for the selection Elizabeth Paterson, Rose Fowler, comes alive this coming q.tllrm 19 y? g a l ^ B H Memorial Day Committee, 8 p.m.. Town Office "Kids in Trouble" program. 7:30 p.m., Rockville will now be elected by the group ^ of a gubernatorial candidate and Thursday evening starting pliislir. Buiiding. FNiblic Library. Daniel Manley, and Vincent Moriarty rather than appointed by the chair- pkg. other statewide officers. George will represent the party at the 53rd at 7:30 p.m. Live music to Curriculum Committee of Board of Education, 7:30 man. help keep the joint jum- Friday Bolduc Jr. and Clifford Johnson were Assembly District convention, which 3 " ^ 1 [ ? 6 9 ^^AP-2605 p.m., Administration Building, Park Street. defeated in the contest for delegates. They chose to delete a proposal ping, lots of goodies to • gv LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY , Andover Elementary PTA family movie, 7:30 p.m. at is expected to endorse encumbent Lionel Jean, Karen Nash, Alvah that would have required the filing of munch on and punch to 11VVALIO MAR. 26-APRIL 1.1978 the school. Thursday Robert Walsh. Sandra Bastarache Phillips, and Patricia White will at- town committee meeting minutes quench your thirst. The Woman’s Auxiliary of Andover Fire Department, Chamber of Commerce gel acquainted lunch, noon. and Sandra Ranney also ran for this with the Coventry town clerk. “Oidie But Goodies’’ dance, 8 p.m., Hemlocks Outdoor Country Squire, Route 83. tend the Second Congressional rnnvonlinn hill were defented. evening will end with the District convention, which is______usual door prizes. EducaUon Center. Tickets will be available at the door, but in order for us to take our bus we will Bolton need a few more people or Monday we'll have to cancel. I Town clerk, tax collector, assessor, 7 to 9 p.m., Com- fN U tS r FOR W U IRS! suggest you check @9t*** w m«« imm n wiwm n w w«wir\ PUT SPRilG______il YOUR MEALSmunity Hall. IIb KIBIIW »»««■*<■ ttum UK iWunlirt nhi In tm k | ------Wednesday’s column to see Fhiblic Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., Community if the bus will go or not. A&P IS A BUTCHER SHOPPE Hall. Starting in April we will Friends of the Library movie, “The Eternal Tramp." 8 be signing up for a number BEEF LOIN - BONE-IN-SHELL p.m., BenUey Memorial Library. of trips. On April 3, we f\ Tuesday will sign up for a one-day / Fresh N jaunt to Pall River, Mass. LOOK WILL Tallwood Woman’s Club kickoff dinner, 6:30 p.m., This trip is scheduled for Willie’s Steak House, Manchester. May 4. WHAT BUY! Board of Selectmen, 7 p.m.. Community Hail. Speaking of trips, think Senior Citizen Committee, 7:30 p.m., Bentley Ground Beef about the one where we fly Memorial Library. and cruise for seven big 39 Wednesday days. Fly to Miami then Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Community Hail. Not [More Than cruise on a brand new ship Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Herrick 28*/o Fat Content the SS Volendam to four Memorial Park. enchanting Islands. We Thursday Family Pak have flyers available here 3 lbs. or more at the center that spells out JENNA Bolton Woman’s Oub, 8 p.m., Herrick Memorial Park. the complete package. Lesser Am ounts»98*' 1b. Come Wednesday, we will give you the dates of Hto Nave All The Flxlns' For Great HamburgersI some of our trips and when SAUSAGE itiiiiW Coventry registration will be for AssortMlVarMas Today Heinz Ketchup riy ...... 38* each one. $^99 21 oz. CHECK AND COMPARE - CONTAINS: 7 CENTER AND ONLY 3 END CHOPS 0400 Jaycees Easter egg hunt, 11 a.m., Coventry TIigh ANN PAGE BEANS can School. . Finest Cucumber Chips : Underbade Roast Il(»wling Jiffy-Corn Monday Borden Cheese C h M w food Sices , , 1.39 Fkill Cut Sirloin Steak Action here at the center oz.* Board of Welfare, 10 to 11 a.m.. Town Hall. starts with our Tuesday MUFFIN MIX 2 pkg®. ASSORTED PORK CHOPS T ! Planning and Zoning Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Hall. nnitHotDog< FYesh Pork Shoulder r. 79? afternoon bowling scores POflK LOIN ROAST from the Parkade Lanes: IIETIES TENOER-LEAN...... MEATY. POflK LOIN RIB END Salvation Army Land F*urchase Study Committee, 7:30 Class A high triple, Edna SIRLOIN p.m.. Town Hall. Hamburg Fresh Pork Sparerlbs tTn* M?* Christensen, 442, Paul NESTLE’S 09 49 BONELESS $ 1 5 9 Town Council/Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., Town DesJeunes, 546; high 10 Hall. Pork Loin PORTION lb. Center Cut P ^ Chops •If* single, Edna Christensen, SOUPTIME ea. IP R O A S T S Mothers’ Club, 8 p.m., First Congregational Church. I I. Coventry Baseball Association registration, 6:30 to 8 Roils 156, Dave Stone, 202; Class B high triple, Dorothy Ann Page • Asst - Pourable A&P-SLICED p.m., middle school. Hughes, 323, A1 8oz. First For Value Grocery Features SAUD DRESSING btl. Tuesday Christensen, 180; high COOKED CoventiV Football Association, 8 p.m., Town Hall. single, Kay Nettleton, 122, A&P-Creme 12oz Coventry Historical Society, 8 p.m., headquarters on A1 Christensen, 180. SALAMI pkg South Street. B&M B e a nsssr 3 Wednesday morning was MARSHMALLOW BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS our pinochle games and we BEEF CHUCK-OR ROUND Wednesday had 40 players with the Ann Page BROIL S I 59 Public Health Nursing Association, 2:30 p.m.. Town VeryfineApplesauce 3 Bess Moonan, 597, Archie LONDON CUBE Hall. Houghtaling, 586; Helen BUCK PEPPER Young People’s AA, 8 p.m., St. Mary’s Church. 4’ .OZ Silver, 579; Mary Hills, STEAKS I I STEAK Thursday Imported Sardinesc.3 A&P-Assorted Colors 578; Nadine Malcom, 571; Eknnomic Development Commission, 7 p.m.. Town Marjorie McLain, 570; Hall. Finast Cleanser •ss 5 Florence Guay, 563; Olive FACIAL 10 Houghtaling, 554; Gladys 200 ct4 pkg. Seeler, 552; Frances Fike, TISSUES We pick the best fruit & vegetables 551. East Hartford In the afternoon it was Aluminum Foil L • lO IM < 33IUcl Finest Frozen 0IIMV93itM • j Monday RETNOIOSWRAP is Heinz i 39< CALIFORNIA ~ «£«RAL MILLS CEREAL 1104671 ^ | ! Elast Hartford Garden Gub, 7:30 p.m.. Veterans’ Assorted Scents Memorial Clubhouse. More Valuer From Finast' For Your Health & fieaiity' Soz. I mCOU------NTCHOCUU'l;’'' Pot Pies AIRWICK SOLIDS pkg. L M t ONE C O iroi REN FRMILr Tuesday / 39* VALIDVi MAA TS-APRll 1 1I7« Beef. Chicken. Turkey Ketchup \ JUMBO "SWEET » 9 0 I M J Y 3 D iH d Adult l^ucatlon open house, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. East 5UUW * 7Jlad • aaiMd V IDlUd • j Or Macaroni & Cheese About town 56 SIZE Hartford High School. Thick Rich Flavor Era Detergent KotoxNapklns Sweetheart Pink SEEDLESS” \ • lOtMJ V OU FOR i|M< V I ji t i d ' * * Thursday I I Uqukt NAVEL riis CENERAL MILLS CEREAL f1M 671 ^ 2S ITBIS ran SMi NOT AVMIMU TO W46USMHS on KT6K ouuas Tuesday |Haddock n r Sleith. 32 Wyllys St. John not neswr swl e fON nmouNMui i riMllWMtWd fmtn FMtl M Berryman's "77 Dream Town Council work session on budget, 7:80 p.m., caucus room. Town Hall. Spinach Songs" will be discussed. Flound e r FnMtSupgmufhetvire Wt rasarw Ve lo mm New members welcome. Organixatknal meeting of Men’s Golf League, 8 p.m., OuantCai PrcettNece** March 27 vvuAeidi tB7R PLAZA council chambers. Town Hall. Not tto o n p U t lor iv p o g ric n < e an o rt P^GE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Nfam toter. Conn.. Sal March Zi. 1978

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mam hestcr. Conn.. Sat., ( AREA £ H U R C H E 8 ) ( LO C AL CHURCHES _ — - — MX . V unii,. tuu., ivitiiMaiih t n 25, 1978ia

COVE^TRY PRESBYTERIAN AMERICA), 1120 Silver Lane, East Hart- GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Life,” no Church School; 9 a.m.. Nursery CHL’RCil, Nathan Hale School Road. 31. ford. Rev, Paul E. Henry Jr., pastor, 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., for children 5 years and younger, coffee Five straight World Series victories Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School; 11 re n cE n ru D Stmday School; 7 p.m., G o ^ l meeting. fellowship between services. IJeadUne 9:30 a.m., Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday a.m.. Church Service, Nursery p ro v i^ . ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. for April "Tidings” at noon today. School; 7:30 p.tn., Bible Study at par- ST. PETER’.S EPISCOPAL Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. SOUTH UNITED METHODIST sonage on Cornwall Dr. CHURCH, Route 85, Hebron, Rev. William J. Stack, Rev. William J. CHURCH, 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. EIR.ST ASSEMBI.IES OF GOD, 763 William Persing, rector. Killeen. Webb, Rev. Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Oak St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. 10 a.m., Wor^ip Service; registration Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Bruce A. Pehrson, pastors. by Yankees may never be matched Jelley, pastor. for Sunday School classes after service sdKMl atiditorium; Sunday Masses at 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Family Worship Ser- . 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Mor- for age 4 through Grade 8. Classes begin Eiessins IT 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. vice with all choirs participating, Pastor NEW YORK (UPl) - Allie straight World Series but lost the League pennants by margins of one, the last game,” snorted Reynolds 1952 Series that the Yankees were the 1953 season in military service. ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Sept. 18. and noon in school auditoriium. Webb preaching, sermon: “Hisd post-season playoff to the Boston Red three, five, two and 8 1/2 games. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL eynolds shook his head slow- recalling that he gave up a game- going to convert me into a relief t MTED CONGREGATIONAL FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI- Triumph,” no Church School and no* Sox in-1975 and never got the chance They beat the Brooklyn Dodgers in The Yankees were not favored to CIICRCII, CMTED ClilIRCil OF CHURCH, Uniled Church of Christ, . the way he used to shake off tying homer to the Dodgers’ Carl pitcher,” Reynolds continued win any of the five pennants and only NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Praise and Teaching Service. to defend their title against the Cin- the World Series in 1949, 1952 and CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G. 1746 Boston Tpke., Coventry. Rev. Robert Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN kYogi Berra’s changeup signs, Furillo in the top of the ninth inning referring to the late Yankee co- a couple of the World Series but they cinnati Reds. 1953, the Fliiladelphia Phillies in 1950 Miller, minister. K. Bechtold, minister. 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Biuton before tne Yankees won the game in owner. ’He told me, ‘Allie, those always rose to the occasion. Twenty and suggested that the 1949-53 “The divisional system makes it and the New York Giants in 1951 with 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and 11 a.m.. Worship; 9:30 a.m., Christian and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Strand, pastor; Rev. David Stacy, the bottom of the inning on a game- guys faint when they see you come five years later reporters still recall New York Yankees’ feat of tougher than it was in our time,” a composite record of 20-8 in games Church .School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim education for all; 6 p.m.. Confirmation Deliverance Service. associate pastor. winning single by Billy Martin. “I out of the bullpen.’ 1 said to him. 'I Stengel sitting in the dugout before Fellowship. Class; 7:30 p.m.. Adult Study Group. Reynolds conceded. “First of all, it won and lost. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange 6:30 a.m., Easter Vigil and First winning five straight World didn’t do my job that day.” never saw anybody faint ... in fact, the games and telling them, “maybe ST. .MARY’S ClltRCII, Route 31, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James isn’t always the best club that wins a It was during those Series that the Eucharist of Easter, Nursery care Series might stand forever. Did Reynolds think he was sup- they looked pretty tough to me and they are going to beat me but if they Coventry. Rev, F. Bernard Miller, CHURCH, 837 Main St. (comer of Conn. Beliasov, pastor. provided: 8 am ., Easter Breakfast; 9 short series. Basically, the good club hard-throwing Reynolds rose to "It gets more amazing the more posed to shut out the Yankees' rivals they were pretty hard to get out.” do they are going to have to get the pastor. Rev. Paul F, Ramen. Blvd.), East Hartford. Rev. William E. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10;30 a.m.. a m., Festival Children’s Service, is the one that wins the most games greatness. U s^ as both a starter and you think of it,” said the 63-year old every time he came out of the Stengel was famous for his winning hit off Allie Reynolds,” Saturday Masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Flynn, minister. Rev. Carl T. Holt, Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser- Nursery care; 10 a m., Festival of Holy during the season. a reliever by-Stengel, Reynolds Reynolds who was a tower of bullpen’’ platooning during the dynastic run Marlin, who last year led the Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. associate minister. vice. Communion, Nursery care. "But the accomplishment of win- pitched in a total of 13 games and 66 ST. MAriTIEW’S CHURCH, Tolland 10 a.m.. Worship Service, Church strength doubling as a starter and “That’s what I was supposed to but the Yankees actually were a very Yankees to their first world cham- CHURCH OF THE ASSSUMPTION, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 ning five straight World Series seems innings in the five Series. He had a 6- llcv. Franci.s J. O'Keefe, pastor School, child care; 11 a.m,. Coffee Hour; reliever in those Series. "To me, it is do,” he said. "You know,. I’m not stable team. Nine players (Reynolds, pionship since 1962, recently Adams Street at Thompson Road. Rev. Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, pastor; to get bigger every year,” Reynolds 2 won-lost record, a 2.45 earned run .Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- 6 p.m.. Youth Choir; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Eldward S. Pepin, pastor. much for statistics but there’s one Vic Raschi, Ed U pat, Berra, Charlie speculated over the team’s chances Rev. George Emmitt, minister of visita- almost impossible that it could continued. “ We were a good club and day Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Youth Fellowship, Junior High Youth By the Rev. Clifford Simpson Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., happen again.” average, won at least one game in I’m proud of. During the 1952 and Silvera, Phil Rizzuto, Hank Bauer, tion and outreach. we also had the element of good for- of equaling or surpassing the five MESSIAH EVANGELICAL Fellowship. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9,10:30 and 11:45 7 a m,, Easter Sunrise Service in David It is now 25 years since Casey each Series and was the winning 1953 seasons I relieved (22 times) Gene Woodling and Johnny Mize) straight by Stengel’s Yankees. tune. To win five in a row, you have I.ITHERAN CHtiRCH, (Wisconsin AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN a.m. Memorial Youth Building; 9:30 a.m., Sten(,el"s Yankees put the mark into pitcher in the first game of the 1949 with the Yankees winning by one run played complete seasons in all five And why not? All he needs to tie the .Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., ^u th Windsor. REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St,, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Sunday School. Gasses for all ages; 10:45 the record books and no team has to be good and you have to be lucky. Series and the last games of the 1952 or the score tied and we didn't lose years, Jerry Coleman and Joe Collins 9 a m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, pastor. Wings of morning mark are four more Scries victories LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside a m., Blaster Worship Service, special come closer than the 1972-74 Just one key injury could kill you." and 1953 Series. one of the games. played at least parts of all five and and perhaps another guy bringing it Worship Service, 9:45 a m., Sunday School: II a m, and 7 Street Sc HilUtown Road. Wendel K. music by the Junior Choir, message by The 1949-53 Yankees won American ”I don’t count that 1953 victory in “Dan Topping told me after the Bobby Brown was technically a CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY p.m,. Worship. Walton, bishop. Darkland A's. The A's won three in from the bullpen like Reynolds did An Easter prayer In the Catacombs the contrast is the Rev. Mr. McLain. Children’s Church member of all five although he .spent 25 y e a rs ago. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, BOLTON UNITED METHODIST 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m., and Nursery provided; 6 p.m,. Evening Ellington. CHURCH, 1040 Boston Turnpike. Rev. ‘‘Eternal God and mighty father, even sharper. In one chamber dating Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 Service, the Chancel Choir will present 10:15 a.m.. Coffee hour; 11 a m,. Dr, James W. Knorr, pastor. who didst raise from his grave thy back to the time of Julius Caesar the p.m.. Sacrament Service. the cantata "Mine Is A Rise Saviour.” Worship Service, Sunday School. 11 am ,, Worship ^rvice; 10 a m., son, raise from their graves thy sons. signs of pagan gloom and ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rev. Jame.-! CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Rookie Herr RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Church School. Living, we are so often dead, and hopeleseness mark the tombs; in Archambault and Rev. Francis Vernon street. Eugene Brewer, minister. Herald angle I Wade extended FRIENDS ((QUAKERS), Hartford CHURCH OF .ST. MAURICE), 32 unto thee we cry from the sepulchers another section close by are buried Krukowski, co-pastors; Rt. Rev. Msgr. 9 a m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Friends Meeting House, 144 S. Quaker Hebron Road, Bolton. Rev. Robert W. of fear and hatred, from the tombs of the martyrs. They died from burning, Edward J. Reanlon, pastor emeritus, Worship, sermon: "The Binding Of The Lane, West Hartford. Cronin, pastor. paces RSox from being devoured by beasts, from Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Strong Man” ; 6 p.m.. Worship. I boredom, ignorance, and prejudice. 10 a.m.. Meeting for Worship. Saturday vigil Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a m., Earl Yost Redeem us by thy saving power, we being sown asunder. Here there is no UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST I ST. PEFERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) - in net triumph PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN Masses at 7:30. 9:15 and 11 a.m. noon, and 5 p.m. pray, and rolling back the greedy gloom. SOCIETY: EAST, Community Y, N. I Rookie second baseman Tom Herr CHURCH, Route 31 and North River ST, JOHN’S EIPLSCOPAL CHURCH, SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, Sports Editor Road, C3)ventry. Rev. W.H. Wilkens, Route 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. stone, set free from death the spirits Lilies speak of life beyond; inscrip- Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps of- I smacked three of teie St. Louis Car- PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Defending Wimbledon champion tions express a serene joy, and, as minister. pastor. Wellner, rector. thou didst bring to birth for life in ficers. 9:30 am ., Sunday School; 10:45 a m., Easter/Spring Celebration I dinals’ 17 hits Friday to spark a 10-4 Virgina Wade fought off the challenge of 15-year-old Tracy 9 a m., Sunday School; 10:15 a.m.. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Jesus Christ. Amen." — from James Bums points out, "the whole 10:45 a.m,. Holiness Meeting: 6 p.m., J drubbing of the Boston Red Sox. will begin with an adult coffee hour Austin Friday night and scored a 6-4,6-4, victory over the foiirth- Worship Service, (9 a.m. during July and Family Service and Church School. "Hear Our Prayer” chamber is decked as if for marriage Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation during Sunday School classes. Members Herr, demoted to the Cardinals’ August). OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN rather than for death, and the spirit Meeting. "It’s been a good recruiting year,” seed in the quarterfinals of a $100,000 women's tennis tonrna- by Roy Pearson and friends are invited to bring finger Notes off the cuff UConn Coach Walt Nadzak said of his minor-league camp Tuesday but ROCKVILLE UNITED METH- CHURCH, 239 Graham Road. South pervading it is a gladness that UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, foods for sharing at this time, the recalled because of injuries to the ment. Not perpetuity, ItuI u (|iiulitv Brooks Robinson will be in baseball 1978 football outlook. The prized ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St, Rev. Windsor. Rev, Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. excludes all sorrow.” 187 Woodbridge St. Rev. Marvin Stuart, children will join the meeting which will team’s infield corps, had twoMoubles The fifth-seeded Wade advanced to John W. Mortimer, pastor. of life catches are quarterback Ken pa.ssing .shots and took a 4-1 lead. But 9 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service; 9 minister. be held in the gym at 11:15 a.m., the Rev. this season. The long-time defensive and a single. During his second . Saturday night’s semifinals along 9:30 a.m,, Worship Service. a.m., Sunday School and Nursery. The Christian does not think of “Adsum” Sweitzer and running back Raymond Wade, of England, won the last five 10 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. Mr, Westwood’s topic: “Practicing standout third baseman with the chance. Her has six hits in 10 at-bats with unheralded Virginia Ruzici of ST. JOSEPH CHURCH, 33 West St,, VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD I like the passage in Thackeray’s Worship; 6:30 p.m.. Prayer; 7 p.m.. James. Spring drills start April 1 at games, breaking Austin after she hit “life eternal” as an extension of this Resurrection,” The choir will sing under Baltimore Orioles will serve as a and will remain with the major Romania, who surprised eighth- Rockville. CHURCH, 51 Old Town Road, Rockville. “Newcomers” where he describes Worship. Storrs with the intrasquad game May a forehand into the net to go up 5-4. existence. It is not an endurance con- the direction of Bob Richardson. telecaster in Baltimore. The future league club during spring training. seeded Kerry Reid, of Australia, 6-1 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun- Rev. Earl K. Pettibone, pastor. test that stretches ahead for all eter- the old colonel’s death. Just before PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Hall of Famer played 23 years with 6 at Memorial Stadium ... Since She then won the match after Austin day Masses 8:30 (Polish) at 10 a.m .' 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Herr was^ playing for Mike Tyson, 7-5. hit a backhand long. nity. It is something different. It is a his passing the chapel bell tolls, his Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, pastor. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF the Birds ... Jeff Koelsch noted his joining the Whalers, Tim Sheehy has (Folk) at 11:15 a.m,. Vigil of Holy days at 11 a.m,. Worship Service, Nursery 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, Nursery who has been ill and is batting .056. In Friday night’s other quarter- quality of life that is both enjoyable hands slowly beat out the time out- CHRIST, 11 Center St., Rev. Newell H. 74th birthday Thursday. The well- averaged a point a game with 17 in as Ruzici took advantage of numerous 7 p.m.. Holy day at 7:30,9 a.m., and 5 and available; 6 p.m.. Evangelistic Service, provided; 9:15 a.m., Sunday School: 7 Rick Wise, Boston’s veteran final matches, top-seeded Chris errors by Reid in winning the first and available. side the bed covers, and as the last Curtis Jr., pastor. known local sports figure has passed many starts ... For the record, 7 p.m. Confessions: Saturday 4 and 7:30 Nursery available. p.m.. Service, Informal Worship. 9 & 11 a.m,, Easter Sunday, Worship pitcher who had not allowed a run in Evert met seventh-seeded Wendy four p m e s of the match and taking p.m. Dr. John Baillie, a professor of bell strikes, he lifts his head a little, up a Florida trip to Canada produces 1,400,(X)0 ice hockey FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL Services, the Rev, Mr. Curtis preaching. 11 previous innings, was pounded for Turnbull and No. 3 Betty Stove faced the first set. Reid looked as if she ROCKVILLE IIAPTI.ST CHURCH, mine at Union Theological Seminary and with a smile lighting up his face, the baseball camps skates annually and 720,000 are CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. CATHOLIC CHURCH, Rev. Walter A. Church School children attend worship seven hits and five runs in the first No. 6 Billie Jean King. was getting her game back when she B9 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, Johnson, minister. in New York City, once shared with he says, “Adsum” and then falls for the first time in exported, approximately 70 percent back. Hyszko, pastor. 23 Golway St. services with their families, child care inning as 10 Cardinals batted. Ken Wade and Austin played a first set broke her opponent’s serve and then pastor. 6:00 a m., Easter Sunrise Service, on us the main differences that the ad- 6 a.m.. Mass of the Resurrection . 10;30 provided for pre-school children in Simp- years ... New to the Unitte States ... Frank Ham- that featured five service breaks, but This word means ’’present.” It was Reitz had a two-run double in the in- held on to knot the second set at 4-4. 9 a.m.. Worship Service; 10:15 a.m., the grounds of Frank & Joan Kristoff's vent of Christianity made in the , High mass, sermons in English and son Educational Wing; 10 a.m.. Coffee England Whalers’ mond, pro tennis’ best known the key break came with the score Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. home on Cooper Lane; 7 a m., pancake the one used when the boy’s names ning. Wise went three innings and Both players held serve to make it history of immortality. Polish will be preached by Father Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. wives will present referee, was a textile salesman until tied 4-4 as Wade came back from 0-40 TltlNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, breakfast in Church Vestry; 10 a.m.. were called in school. Now, with his gave up nine hits and six runs. 5-5 and Rizici then w«nl up 6-5 with Whereas before it was a kind of Hyszko. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL their annual 1968 when he decided to devote his Butch Hobson of the Red Sox had to take the lead after Austin hit a Meadowlark Road, Vernon. Rev. Donald Worship Service, sermon title. "Live The heart again like that of a little child, CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF fashion show April full energy to the sport. Hammond an ace. In the 12th game, Reid fought MeClean, pastor, Resurrection, ’ No Church School, emotionless life, as the Elysian ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, the only home run in the fourth off St. backhand into the net. Wade (hen off match point but set up a second In the presence of the master he CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. James 8 at the Colony. has been calling tennis matches for fl and 10:30 a m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Nursery care provided in Church Lane shades, now it was something East Middle Turnpike. Rev. Richard Louis starter John Urrea. Dwight won the set with an ace. with a wide forehand and Ruzici answers, "Adsum!” Bollea. administrator. D. MacLauehlin, pastor. Several of the Rohinaon 34 of his 49 years , am , Sunday School. House. desirable and sought after. There Evans had a double and two singles Winning form The California teenager came back ended it with a passing backhand up “Christ the Lord is risen Saturday mass at 5 p.m,; Sunday 10 a m., Celebration of Easter, the ser- Whaler players will again participate SACItEI) HEART CHI RCH, Route BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL was promise of satisfying mon: “What Will Happen To Me When 1 for Boston. in the second .set against her more the line. .30. Vernon Rev Ralph Kelley, pastor. c u t ItCII, Holton Center Road. Rev .1 relationships with others, a release today” masses at 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. with Wendy Pleau chairlady ... Ron Interested in Neale Tracy Austin follows through yporicn''cH npnoncn) with effective TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Die?” will be delivered by the pastor. Rev Michael Donohue Stanton Conover, minister from pain, a continuing towards the Tomorrow morning thousands of There will be no church school classes, Badsteubner, coach of Coventry Minnesota*’s North Stars in the with two-hand return in Ladies Saturday Mass at 5 p m ; Sunday 6 30 a m . Sunrise Service conducled by “mind of Christ,’’ a self- Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. voices will be raised in this Swensen. pastor. but Nursery care will be providecl High’s successful basketball team National Hockey League are more Indoor Tennis Tournament in Masses at 7 30 , 9, 10 30 a m and noon. Hie I’llgrmi Fellowship, 7 :i0 and 9 ,i in . Yanks bow consciousness, and a blissful life with triumphant Easter hymn. Let me 6:30 a.m.. Sunrise Service followed by through 4-year-olds; 11 a m., Fellowship this season, will coach the Class S than slightly interested in bringing in Philadelphia. Teenager bowed Celtics lose in final second « AIM’ING COMMUNITY CHUHCH, Faster lireakfast. 9 .30 and II a in , Ideri- the heavenly father. Hour. team in the All-Star Basketball Harry Neale to coach the team. 1790 Ellington ltd., South Windsor. Rev. quote a bit of it here; breakfast at the church; 8:15 and 10:50 to Virginia Wade in quarter- BOSTON (UPI) — Mickey Johnson the end of three quarters. (leal Worship Services, .seriiioti "A Nor was this hope limited now just ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Festival April 1 at Quinnipiac Neale has one year remaining on his Harold W Richardson, minister. Question ol liealli or Life ' Christ the Lord is risen a.m,, Worship Services with the Rev. on homers finals. (UPI photo) scored on a 20-foot jumper shot with Boston had led by as many as to important people. It was available Marian Enns, missionary to Mexico, as CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), College. Badsteubner has teen New England Whaler contract and 9:15 and 10:45 a m., Worship Service today. Alleluia! Cooper and High streets. Rev. Charles W. VERO BEACH, Fla, (UPI) - one second left Friday to give the seven, 94-87, with less than six and Church .School. ■ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL for the lowliest and humblest in Sons of men and angels guest speaker and Mr. Milton Nilson coaching a dozen years and produced has said he will honor the pact ... Chicago Bulls a 97-96 win over the society. Life eternal was the gift of leading the service. Nursery for infants; Kuhl, pastor. three Charter Oak Conference Notable absentees from the Steve Garvey hit a three-run home minutes on the clock. I MIS I CONIMIEGATIONAI, CHUHCH, Sand Hill Road, South Wind- say. Alleluia! 7:30 a m., Easter Matins Service; 9 Boston Celtics. But Chicago rallied, with Artis God in Jesus Christ. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible School, Nursery champs during this time ... National qualifying.field in the recent Town run. Dusty Baker slammed a two-run CHI IICH OF ANDOVER, I NITEI) ,sor. Rev Bruce W. Jacques, vicar; Rev. Rise your joys and a m., Resurrection Worship with Holy Johnson, who netted a game-high Gilmore scoring four of his 19 points ( HI HCH OF CHRIST. Rev David J for infants; 6 p.m.. Evening Service with Tennis Week will be observed June homer and pitcher Don Sutton Spring training Ronald E Haldeman, assistant to the I.ifc (‘Icrnul is now triumphs high. Alleluia! Communion. Coffee Hour after each ser- M en’s D uckpjn 28 points, was mainly responsible for and John.son also adding four on a 10- Reese 111. minister. vicar the Rev. Mr. Enns showing slides of his 17-25 ... Former. Manchester High pitched seven scoreless innings to Life eternal has special meaning Sing, ye heavens, and vice, no Sunday School. Bowling Tourna- the Bulls' 54-49 halftime lead, hitting 2 spurt to end the game. 9 45 a m., Church School for Today, 7:30 p.m.. Lighting of the work in Mexico, Nursery provided, outfielder Ray Gliha has been hitting propel the Los Angeles Dodgers to a for our daily living now in this Ijfe on earth reply: Alleluia! Coffee hour after the service. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, ment were George 5-0 victory Friday over the World for 20 points over the first 24 John Mengelt scored eight of his 14 kindergarten through Grade 8; II a m., Paschal Fire and the First Easter hard with the Elastern Connecticut Pelletier and Don Marinrrn 7. liiiliunH ;> this planet. It does not begin with Lives again our glorious FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, An American Bap(is( Church, 585 E. Champion New York Yankees. minutes. points for Chicago in the decisive Worship Service Eucharist State College nin&during the current Simmons, both TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) - The Seat- death, as so many doctrines of Im- king. Alleluia! Srienlfst, 447 N. Main St. Center St. Rev. Ondon Stairs, minister; The Celtics came roaring back in fourth period. III IINSIDE UNITED METHODIST Sunday, 6:30 a m., Ecumenical Sunrise Rev. Frederick Lanz, director of Chris- southern trip ... Marianne Pember- former champions. The victory was the Dodgers’ se- tle Mariners took advantage of two CIIUIICII, 16 Church St,. East Hartford. mortality teach, but begins when one 11 a.m., Church Service, Sunday School the third quarter. Sidney Wicks hit Service; Sand 10a.m., Easter Eucharist. Where, o death, is now thy tian education. ton, who starred at MCC last spring, Pelletier now cond this spring over the Yankees, Cleveland errors with two out in the Boston was led by Hermit Rev Henry J Scherer Jr . pastor; Rev. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL has found the new life in Christ. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for for eight of his 10 points and Dave sting? Alleluia! 7 a m.. Service by lay leaders; 7:30 has won a berth with the Elastern resides in E ast who beat Los Angeles in six games in ninth inning and put together three Washington and Dave Cowens, •'*'o Gwendolyn M Arslen, assueiale pastor. ( IIURCII, Hebron. Rev. David G. Both the Apostle Paul and the very young children, subject of the lesson Bing and Dave Cowens scored six each scored 18 points. Dying once, he all doth sermon: “Reality,” golden text from the a m.. Breakfast, 9:15 a m., Church Connecticut State College women’s Hartford and is in- last season’s World Series. unearned runs to pull off a 7-5 victory 10 a m.. Worship Service, Church Runnlon-Bareford, pastor. theologian, Paul Tillich, note the save, Alleluia! School for all ages, kindergarten through Thursday niehl each to give (he ("eKics a 79 77 lead at School for Nursery through junior high; 9 Bible: “God is the Lord, which hath softball team, this season. She’s a eligible while Sim- Ni-ato The Dodgers, who have hit 14 home 5:45 a m., Easter Sunrise Service; difference by calling such people Where thy victory, o Grade 4 continuing during the service; runs in as many exhibition games, a m . Church School for senior high and 10;30 a m.. Easier Worship Service, the shewed us light." Psalms 118:27. The pitcher-third baseman ... New mons had to pass up play because of a "new creatures" and "new beings," grave? Alleluia! 10:30 a.m., Easter Morning Worship, got all five runs in the first three in- PirulcH 11, TijiiTH 2 adult classes. Rev Mr. Runnion-Bareford, preaching. Christian Science Reading Room, 968 England Whalers entertain Sweden previous committment. Both, Aeros blank Whalers, 1-0 We have a different concept of the Soar we now where Christ Main St., is open to the public Mondays message: "If We Believe That Jesus nings with Baker’s homer in the se- BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI) - ST. Dl NSI AN’S CHURCH, No Nursery or Sunday School classes this afternoon at 2 o’clock and Ed- however, witnessed the finals when Turning aside 24 shots on goal. E>- lead over Houston for second place self. We stand in a d ifferen t has led. Alleluia! through Fridays from 10 a.m, to 3 p.m. Died and Rose Again,” Nursery cond inning and Garvey’s blast in the Willie Stargell had three hits, in- Manchester Road, Glastonbury Rev INION CONGREGATIONAL provided; 6 p.m., Youth Fellowships will monton comes in for a WHA tilt Sun- EM Bujaucius topped Don McAllister, nie Wakcly of Houston administered slip to six points. Joseph R. Hannon, pastor. relationship to God and to our Following our exalted and the first and third Thursday evenings third. cluding his second home run in as CHURCH, Rockville Rev. Paul J. Bow- meet. day afternoon at 4 at the Springfield four games to two ... Springfield the first home shutout this season on The losers outshot Houston in the Saturday Mass at 5 p.m , Sunday man, minister; Rev David B. Eusden, neighbors. Jesus defines it precisely head, Alleluia! from 7 to 9 except holidays, a free public Sutton coasted to victory, giving up many days, and Phil Garner drove in lending library is maintained. ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHI RCH, Civic Center. Civic Center, counting standees, can the New EIngland Whalers last night first period, 12-1, was Wakely proved Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m associate minister. in his prayer in the Gospel of John, Made like him, like him Church and Park streets. Rev. Stephen just five hits while walking one and three runs Friday to lead the EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, now accommodate 8,125 fans, which at the Springfield Civic Center, 1-0. too much. Overall, the Whalers had I IIIST IIAPHST CHURCH OF 5:30 a m.. Annual Easter Sunrise Ser- chapter seventeen: we rise. Alleluia! K. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Barbara F. Number of courts striking out three. It was his third Pittsburgh Pirates to an 11-2 rout of Church and Chestnut streets. Rev. was the crowd for Wednesday night’s Don Larway’s .second period power 24 shots on goal, three more than the E ISr HARTFORD, (Southern lluplist vice on Fox Hill; 9 and 10;45 a m.. Iden- "Father, the hour has come: West, assistant to the rector; Rev. Alan win of the season against a one loss. the Detroit Tigers in a Grapefruit Durs the cross, the grave, Ronald J. Fournier, Rev. Dale H. Gustaf- With racquetball courts scheduled New England-Winnipeg game, which Comeniioii), 36 Main St Rev. Charles tical Worship Services, the Rev, Mr. glorify thy son that the son may J. Broadhead, assistant to the rector. League exhibition game. play goal was the only score in the winners. the skies. Alleluia! son, pastors; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, to be constructed soon in was one of the season’s highlights ... Rookie Bob Welch followed Sutton Conley, pastor. Bowman preaching, sermon topic; glorify thee, since thou hast given Today at 7 p.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite WItA h.sIHc whi''h s:iw Ihc Whalers' 11 a m and 7 p m , Worship Services pastor emeritus. Manchester, Vernon and East Hart- Larry Bates will assume the reins of and struck out three in two innings. "What Has Happened to E aster?" him power over all fle.sh, to give eter- II. with sermon by the Rev. Mrs. West, The Dodgers collected 12 hits off ItanfciTH l(i, Kuvuin 6 which are interpreted (or the deaf, special music. Child care provided for ■V c u i i d l e 8:30 and 11 a m.. Easter Sunday ford, one wonders if the area will be running the Manchester Country nal life to all whom thou hast given Baptisms, and First Holy Communions, four Yankee pitchers, including loser FORT MYERs! Fla. (UPI) - Toby Nursery provided; 9:45 a m., Sunday children five and under. What a candle of help and hope the Worship Service, Children's (?hapel; no baby-sitting provided. too saturated for all to survive. Club Bowling League next season him. And this is eternal life, that they Church School, Nursery for infants at Gil Patterson. With its victory, Los Harrah, John Lowenstein, and Bobby School. 6 p in . Training Union ST. (.FORGE’S EPISCOPAL Easter Sunday, 6:30, 7:30 and 9 a m., Constructiion was scheduled to start now that Norm Clark has stepped Basketball madness know thee the only true God, and Red Cross lights in our area! Did you S I . I R INCIS OF ASSISI CHURCH. cm RCH, Boston Turnpike (Route both services. in Manchester March 1 but nothing down ... Mark Dumais, who starred Angeles evened its spring record at 7- Thompson each drove in four runs in Jesus Christ whom thou hast s e n t " know that nearly 14,000 persons were Rite II Holy Eucharist, 11 a m., Rite i 673 Ellington Rd.. South Windsor Rev 44A), Bolton. Rev John C. Holliger. NORTH UNITED METHODIST Holy Eucharist, baby-sitting provided at has materalized as yet on property at East Catholic High a year ago, has 7. New York fell to 5-9. the Texas Rangers’ 16-6 pounding of Carl .1 Slierer. pastor (verses 1-3) given transportation this past year, vicar CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. 9 and 11 services. adjoining the Racquet Club ... John been named to Massachusetts State Title support the Kansas Citv Royals Friday reaches St. Louis Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p m., Sun- Eternal life is a relationship with two thirds of whom were over 60 Custer, pastor. roday, 7 .30 p m.. The Great Vigil of Phelps, commissioner of the (Conference All-Star first team as a day Ma.sses at 7:30, 9 30 and 11 a m, Easier. Baptism of Amanda Lawler and God in prayer and a direction toward years; that over 2,700 requests for 9 and 10:30 a.m., Easter Sunday MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - The ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Forget about Arkansas’s quickness and National Little League, reports MRNON UNHID METHODIST the first Eucharist of Easter Christ in (iaily living. It is possible aid to military families were filled; Worship Services, sermon: "This Is The guard. Dumais starred with World Boxing Council may have KxpOH 10, AhItom *) the dangers of a tight zone. registration fell far below expec- ( HI RCH. Route 30 Rev Dr James W Sunday, 8 a m . Holy Eucharist, Rite 1, here and now — as well as down the that more than one per day was Massachusetts Maritime as a taken Leon Spinks heavyweight title DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - Kentucky Coach .Joe Hall has other problems: Knurr, pastor tations again this season ... Stu Jen- freshman this past season ... with music; 10 a m,. Holy Eucharist: future. helped in local fire disasters; that away from him, but he’s still the Backup catcher Bob Reece singled "Where’s that piece of luggage? games per game and hilling 53,7 j)er- 9 15 a 111 . Worship Service. Church nings and Mike White journeyed to Manchester Community College Rite II, .sermon: "Some Mysteries Which over 6,000 volunteers were helping in champ as far as 15 members of the home utility outfielder Sam Mejias in cent of his shots; Moncrief is scoring SchiHil for all ages, Niirserv provided. Christians F)njuy " Tunilo. of iiiiciciil Koiiu- TK • Scarsdale, N.Y., recently to take baseball team opens its regular he said. "Did you see it’ ” the above programs, that more than Vermont House are concerned. the ninth inning Friday to give the 17.6 points a game al 59.6 percent, '>1. M\R(, MIE I M AKS church. I IRS 1 C0N(;R E(, ATION A I, Contrasting views about life after ME schedule April 2 on the road. Six of After a rough and tumble flight 47,000 units of blood were donated? part in the National Paddle Tennis The members introduced a resolu- Montreal Expos a 10-9 victory over South Windsor Rev William McGrath ( III RCH OF \EllNON, Rev. John A death are illustrated by some of the from Lexington, Ky., for Saturday’s and Delph is at 16.7 and 56.2, This is Red Cross Month and we SPEAKS Tournament ... Happy to report Al the first seven starts will be on the Houston Astros. .ind Rev .loseph Si'hick, co pastors laicey, minister. Rev David C Bowling, tombs in Italy Before the coming of tion in the House Friday praising NCAA semifinals. Hall found him.self As a team the Razorbacks are can be justifiably proud of its Werbner is back on his feet after enemy fields... Have a nice EMster Saturday Mass at 7 p m . Sunday assistant minister Christ the Tuscans had their tombs By Spinks and criticizing the World in a hotel lobby opening suitcases, shooting 54.9 percent from the floor. record, Eugene being stricken .several weeks ago ... weekend. Chiniix 2, Blue Juyx I Mas.ses at 8 30, 10 and 11 ,30 a m 9 and II a m . Easter Worship, child face the west, as the close of life's Boxing Council for taking away his ti- searching through flight bags and But the misconception persists of Brewer SARASOTA, Fla. (UPI) - Steve < HI RCH OF S AIN I IIERN ARD, care provided. Church School through day and the passing into eternal •\ c h iic k h * m ^ lietle wtuioul “without a iiiie a title iigni fight. muttering under his breath. Arkansas being a run-and-gun, un- lliH’kville Rev, John J. White, pastor Luebber, Rich Hinton and Randy kindergarten including 5-year-olds, night. After Easter their tombs faced Two bookies went to church on "Gee, we lost everything,” he said. disciplined team. ■Siindav ma.sses 7 00 . 8 ,30. 10 00 and s|)ecial anthems by the Senior Choir with Scarbery, all given outside chances The Razorbacks spend most of 11 30 a the east with the radiant promise Blaster. After the service one rapped He’s probably not the only one in 111 a brass ensemble, no Coffee Fellowship 8:30 A.M. Man's facility (or self- 49ers acquire Simpson at making the roster, combined on a their workouts going over defense, that "life eternal" was now possible the other on the head and said, "You such a bind as the city digs in for its F Al l II I I I HER AN ( III RCH and no Junior or Senior Pilgrim deception is incredible. Ht four-hitter Friday to pitch the not jamming drills. They are quick, (II I II FRAN CHURCH IN and overwhelming joy belongs to the ninny, it’s ’H allelujah!” not basketball extravaganza. With Fellowship meetings. can look historical Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 victory followers of Christ. "Hialeah!” to 5:00 P.M. thousands pouring into town amid to be sure, but also disciplined, Steve material, research data, or over the Toronto Blue Jays. Schall, the 6-11 center, and Jim authoritative manuals cold, rainy weather, hotels are filling Rockville ^ for five draft choices up, restaurant reservations are tight Counce, the 6-7 forward, will have to straight in the eye. and hospital notes J convince himself that the Brewere 6, A’x .5 and scalpers are on the lookout for check their men and box out effec- facts are otherwise To suit SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - details about the five-dralt choice Simpson holds the NFL season SUN CITY, Ariz. (UPI) - terry quick profits. tively if the Hogs are to spring loose. The other game on Saturday’s \ilimlU’d WI'diu'sdiu Mary 49 his bias he can blithely The San Francisco 49ers package, saying the Bills had asked record for most yards gained. 2.003, Hisle drove in three runs with two The madness will commence with \ “/Inrf above all . . . put on love overturn the testimony of the Notre Dame-Duke game followed card, between Notre Dame and Mi l l a l l ppt'i Kuti luM Ititaii. him not to talk about it. But later and is considered by many the most singles and a double and reliever Bob U'H k\ lilt' Kiniiu Muiu'Ut'. Sunrise Service documents which pass the Friday acquired superstar run- by the Kentucky-Arkansas game. Duke, will feature some more war- 'Thomas lei it slip that the 49ers had McCTure struck out Dave Revering itu haul Sln’4'1 |{n. kvilUv tests of historical ning back O.J. Simpson from exciting player in pro football. not given up their next first-round with the tying and winning runs on The top-ranked Kentucky Wildcats, fare on the hoards. I .f"i pia rullnitw . t^uan v criticism. To ease his The ninth-ranked Blue Devils like the Buffalo Bills in a trade for draft choice, \ base Friday, giving the Milwaukee with good height and strong reboun- I »M\ t ’ \ V | Mdi i mind, he can cooly defy the Buffalo obviously gets an oppor- to run and it all begins with a 6-11, 7 A.M. statistical odds. To solve five draft choices over three Brewers a M exhibition victory over ding, will be looking to .shut off the I *iM liai ^;lMl \\Vtliit'Ndav CELEBRATE THE GOOD NEWS tunity from the deal to beef up its quick-moving Arkansas Razorbacks. 245-pound center, Mike Gminski. He laiiifs Mii’iinan Main his conscience, he can years. the Oakland A’s to snap a four-game OF EASTER team with a variety of new talent. It First team choices Most of Kentucky’s board power averaged 10.1 rebounds a game and ■^111'i'l, UtM k\ illf . 1 Innna brazenly pick and ch(X)se "Obviously, I'm ecstatic,” Simp- losing streak. helped trigger a fast break that Miriam Driu', N’t'i Center Park, Manehester at which instructions he will ^son told a news conference, and the can use the draft choices for trades. PROVIDENCE. R.I. (UPI) - comes by way of center Mike Phillips accept as valid. Simpson said the Bills need to make Providence Ollege’s distance run- and forward Rick Ftobey, both at 6- carried Duke to its first Atlantic M4'n li(in)lh\ Mowt' (\’iiu*r an Francisco native added. “I was a Giantx 4, Mariners .3 ''ll »t I Mailt lu'sU'i Tamim Center Congregational Church People thus reject the some drastic moves to turn their ning duo of John Treacy and Gerry foot-10. Coast Conference title in 12 years. ^9er fan when I was a kid, and I've PHOENIX (UPI) - A double by l(‘ "\ NI fl I \ 4' r Si I 4-f 1 . 8:15 A.M. SUNRISE BREAKFAST .a Corner of Main St Center Streets miraculous element of the sagging situation around. Deegan, both from Waterford, The fact of the matter is that Ken- Gminski will get some rebounding never stopped being a 49er fan.” Johnnie Lemaster with two out in the Id"k\ill4, l.auia UhtMlli'N Bible on purely subjective The Bills were last in the Eastern Ireland, have been named to the first tucky has some speed as well. With 6- help from standout freshman Gene Services at 9 and 11 a.m. Forty-niner owner Eddie DeBar- bottom ol the 11th inning drove in the Hainlmw I'l.nl Vrinoii grounds They dismiss Division last season, and they were team All-America indoor track 3 Kyle Macy and 6-1 Truman Claytor Banks. Al the other forward will be “Pre-school child care provided” tolo Jr. declared that he and the team winning run for the San Franci.xco XdiiiitUHl Thm sda\ Iti.'voph 10:45 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP their responsibility to God unable to afford Simpson tte field tream. in the back court and 6-4 Jack Givens Kenny Dennard while Jim Spanarkcl, lor the care of Ihier bodies were ecstatic, loo. Giants Friday in a 4-3 (Metus League I ' t ’l .11 li Kli/aln‘lli Slrt't't. support he needed. In Simpson, one It Is the first time any Friars’ at the other forward spot, it’s clear the lead man on the break, and John on the chance they will es- General Manager Joe Thomas said IJtH k\ ilio .losrph I' tM trail. of the greatest backs in NFL history. runners have earned top honors tor victory over the Seattle Mariners. Kentucky didn’t get to where it is on Harrell will be at guard. cape. They disregard the hectic negotiations have been going Angela 10, ilulw 5 !■ asl Mam StrrrI. ItiK kvillr 4:00 P.M. EASTER PRAISE SERVICE San Franci.sco got a player who indoor track. Treacy, a senior, made strength alone. Eleventh-ranked Notre Dame, hiNrliar^ii'd Thui sdav Bible's teachings with the on in Palm Springs, Calif., the last would help boost attemlance which tte team through his record-setting PALM SPRINGS, Calif, (UPI) - All season long the sixth-ranked never one to be shy on the boards, I III I'ilmr .\itnn Krnl |)n\r. blind hope they will not three days and Ite deal was not i om- Frank Tanana rebounded from a Christ The Lord is Risen Today have to meet their God in has been sagging the past couple of 13:10,2 win in the NCAA three-mile Razorbacks -have relied on their will go with Dave Batton, freshman M.m«’hrsl4‘i Kallilrrn l)oran. pleted until 6:30 a.m. — and then still four-run second inning to retire the judgment. years. championship. triumvirate of Ron Brewer, Marvin Telly Tripucka, Bill teimbeer and lilrim Linr \rrntin, iXti'N HallelujahV^ depending on a physical examination final 11 batters he laced and the IlifiVNa Mui'iiNkri ami son. SALVATION ARMY Simpson. 31. said he expected to Freshman Deegan earned the Delph and Sidney Moncrief. Each is Bruce Flowers lor the inside muscle, (>g*ContrsctinQ Ariz, victory. 3A-— Roofng-Siding NAME it?tic?j Finley, who likes to get right to the woman and then came under a cloud Dark took a job coaching with the FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) 35 — Hasting.Plumbing ni«vfi£‘’“vv( Love, Bums fell one shot shy of the Heritage record held by 30 — Flooring point, hit Dark with the name of one over a story which carried overtones Cubs and in May of last year, Ray — New England Patriots’ ADDRESS Grandma & Grandpa Jack Nicklaus, who is not playing in the Heritage this 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storagt of his Oakland ballplayers and a.sked of bigotry. Right Kroc, the Padres' owner, thought it second year running back 30 — Services Wanted HcraD Flke; Grandma & For period ending 7 p ni EST 3 25 78. During Saturday, Daniel F. Reale Re altors there. Dark blew year. He had eight birdies— five of them on the back nine CITY ClASSiF'tD AOVfRTIS'NG him if he had any interest. would be a good idea to hire him as Horace Ivory will undergo MISC. FOR SALE Grandpa BertuzzI rain will fall in the Pacific Northwe.st. while snow is 646-4525 his image. manager. minor muscle surgery - and two bogeys and said, “this is probably the best 40 — Household Goods XOXO cxpcet('d over the l..akes. changing lo rain and showers in " I ’m not in te r e s te d ," D ark 4! — Articles for Ssardi and Conm-ctinil Rcllimc i!|7 1113 Ahlers 450, Mary Wright MATURE WOMAN - For America, 111 Founders Plaza. Aaaoclatlon of K^alUm. Inc Also member of Ihe Hartford Board of shorter 4.7'2ti meter eourse. Olympic BANK OF MANCHESTER ROBERT B WEISS. GENERAL MANAGER 454, Arlene Griffin 202-500. eneral stock room work East Hartford. An Equal Op- Reallorf. Manchester and Vernon Multiple Mstm| ServKe HOP meter linalist ,Ian Merrill, a two- vs. 051-03 TYPIST and various office portunity Employer, MAY WE HUY yoiir hmiic'' Gerry Tonski 181-188-513, duties in industrial supply tewing experience helpful. ()iiii k. lair, all cash and no lime U S eross-eountry champion, JAMES M. CONNELLY Apply in person, Monday thru Cricket Palicki 175-492, firm. Experienced preferred, proldciiis Call Waircii E will Iront the American charge for COURT OF Fnday, 9 am . to It a.m. WOMAN TO CARE FOR In- Edith Tracy 176-479. NOTICE good fringe benefits. We are fant in my home. Part time. llmvlaiid Hcallms. 643 11(18 the Idle winch the team last won in COMMON PLEAS an EEO Employer. 289-8291. Mechanics Uniform Service, 151 Park Avenue, East Hart- Experienced and references 1975 TOLLAND COUNTY PUBUC HEARING required. Call in afternoon. PLANNING TO SELL' ford. ^ The Sentry I’Icasc call, we will explain Merrill sliowed hgr form over that TRI-TOWN- Fred MARCH 22, 1978 BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEDICAL SECRETARY / 649-2726. Glancey 210-533, Don Dzen without first I Bookkeeper, no shorthand our markeling program kind ol distance by taking the bronze ORDER TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF GENERAL MANAGER wllhoul any ohiigalioii 203-225-581. F rank Scovel It having come to the alien- required. Manchester HAIRDRESSER- with Free Home medal in last year's World Cup 3,000 April 3. 1978 Physicians office. Monday Iklcgard iteally 643 4365 219-543, Howie Edw ards Uon of Uie Court Uiat the managers license.' For ap- meters in West Oermany. But 7:30 P M thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 pointm ent, call 528-3149. Evaluation. Sp.iin s Carmen Valero was favored 209-525. Ed Hemphill 206- prejudgment hearing WADDELL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM p.m. Experience preferred. Evenings and weekends 568- 12 T i l scheduled for March 24, 1978 BOYS to win the Idle for the third con- 543, Dick Lourie 206, Dean 163 Broad Street Send resume to Box Z, 4971, a » for Marge. What Is your home worth? Our professlonain oan Household Goods 40 Baker 203-203-549, Wendell falls on a legal holiday, it is dice is hereby given that in accordance with tbe provisions of Manchester Herald, sei'utive year. hereby ( help you price your home to sell faster and Labbe 206, Carl Clarke 233- |p ter V of the Town Oiarter, as amended, the Board of Manchester. CUSTODIAN-20 hours weekly, REKIIIGEIIATOIIS The Hiissian women were favorites ORDERED, that said I & GIRLS Monday-Friday, 4:30 - 8:30 easier. We will provide you with complete Washers, ranges, used, 565, Norm Soren 526, Bill •SaLina JPooL s of the Town of Manchester will bold a Fhiblic Hearing lor te.im lionors and fielded a power- hearing be continued U> April on tbe tentative budgets of the General Manager (or said Town CONCRETE LABORER - To cm FOR TIE p.m. preferred. Daily marketing, financial, and economic information. guaranteed and dean New ful sipiad headed by 1977 bronze Calhoun 506, John Miller RT. 44A COVENTRY 7, 1978 and that some proper of Manchester for the fiscal year beginning July 1. 1978 as set and strip forms. cleaning and iigbt shipment dainagerl, GE and Experienced or will train. B75- No obligation. No pressure. No sales pitch. Of Frigirtaire. l>ow prices. B.D medalist (liana liomanova and 1976 524, Ron Simmons 501, officer publish a copy of Uiis published or to be published 1^ the General Manager in Tbe MMICK$Ta KM LI maintenance, in small Day Gino Calderone 503, Cliff 1103 after 6 p.m. Care Center. Contact course We'd like to sell your home (or you. Thai's I’carl and Son. 649 Main runner-up Tatiana Kazankina, the ... Where Q uality Begins Order in the Manchester Manchester Evening Herald. .Street, 643-2171. Main Slrerd, Church 539, Ernie Nicker- Evening Herald on or before noMS-Jiniti Manchester Early Learning our business. And we're confident you will select world r(>eord holder at 1,500 meters um aum m uM cm Said Hearing will be held in the Auditorium of the Waddell MATURE SALES Penoo~- iJ in i Center. 647-9659 EOE, Affir- 643 2171 The American youngsters were son 531, Bill Scully 538. Don one (1) week prior to Uie Ume School, 163 Broad Street, on Monday, April 3.1978, at 7 :30 in the Full time only. Apply in per- mative Action Employer. us once you’ve seen our professionals at work. of said new hearing, and due ( basing their fifth team title in a row Peewee hoop front-runners Goehring 521, Gil Johnson evening, at which Hearing any elector or taxpayer may have an son to Marlow’s. 867 Main Earn Money .Scars portable dryer - Harvest return make. Street in Downtown Gold. Very good eondition over the 7.000-meter course and were FREE SHOP A T HOME opportunity to be heard. For and by order of the Board of Direc- PERMANENT STOCK GET MORE with C.B.C. squad captured the Peewee Basketball League title at S w^^kb Fo^j-S BY THE COURT tors of tbe Town of Manchester. Connecticut. Manchester. Prtzos A TripslI OPENINGS-In our Distribu- $75 Call 289-6942 anytime. again the firm favorites SERVICE •7 4 2 -7 3 0 0 the Y. Coaches were Bud Freehan, left, and Mac Macdonald, Paul B arton 552, Nick Border, Jndge Elizabeth J. Intagliata, Secretary • tion Center in So. Windsor on ItolK'rt Berry. Kevin Byrne , S t e v e A TRUE COPY MACHINIST TRAINEE - Route 5 Own transportation a FUllNITUHE GAIXIKE and Team performers, top row, Mel Siebold. Chris Ambach Donadlson 513. Bob Arendt MAHCHESTER*! Board of Directors lots more Used-A-Bil Fur- I'erri Thomas Craves, ATTEST: Mark Manufacturing will be CALL JEANNC must. Apply Personnel Office, SENTRY Jeff Manchester, Connecticut Richard Howard, Joel Freehan, Tim Eagerly, Steve Macdonald Meagher 513, Hal interviewing persoai in- nth floor, Monday thru niture. 679 Main Shed, East Mdlim.in and Paul Scultz will com- P»*qosIe A. Deyorio Dated at Manchester. Connecticut this twentieth day of March terested in la m in g machine 947-9949 Real Estate Servic^ Inc. Harllord 280 848(1, 'I'uesday Robin Kinnev RraH Thurston Paul 9'^helb 546. Ray Bessette Thursday, 10 to 4. G. Fox L pete for the U S in the 7.000-meter Front.Front, Mike Mcdonald. Robin Kinnev, Brad Thurston, raui ,, deput y SHERIFF 1978. trade. Apply, 640 Hilliard Co.. Hartford. 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AntatrorM t1 Airtot fo r Sato tf ACROSS 8 Word of Answer to Previous Puzzle diviiion li 1977 FORD LTD Wagon • Air, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sal., March 2.5. 1978 — l*A(iK 1 IIIICI'KI'IN 1 Synttiatic 9 Sprightfy tuns 71 stereo, recUning seat,'rack, febnc 11 Tints low mUeage, ^ 0 0 . 64M099. 6 Singer Hirrit 12 Dip Charlaa M. Schultz UH Sl IM Burns i NOVA-NOVA ^ -1976 Medalist - 4 door, ------miles, silver with 10 PrecipitttMl 13 Thaaa (Fr.) AU. M 4 T . X • • tf.ooo 1969 FORD FAUILANE - two Dear Abby 12 S ir c n tic IS Landing boat red cloth interior. door, V-8. Automatic and 14 Piggith 20 Diatani ____ itic, power steering, 5T «W OUT IW TWt iluMtfcf power steering. CaU 6461573, 15 Etefgreen (praftx) irt Ueri^^lials, six cylinder. Car is anytime. By Abigail Van Buren ihrub 21 Showlar ^ t . Call 647-1601 before 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••••«• 16 Certainly 22 One of tha MV 6RANPfV\THER iv S iN f S x , TfCM X flOr : h. or after 6 p.m. ' it WAS TXE first' THAT'LL MAK^ THE Truekd h r Sato 62 17 Common tree Barrymores •TicTTl LOVES 60a)UNe..,HE HILTON HEAD, S.C. 19 Ntgativei 23 Spoken sxsm ( tournament HE'S iTURKEV TASTE E)CTRAJ IM Ito real f WON A TURKEV 1972 FORD 100 - straight 6, 20 Belli of fringe 24 Annoy ^EVER liWN.. 600D, WO N 'T I T ? George Bums came within o 23 Commend with cap, good conditio 25 Spreads TOURNAMENT VE5TERWV TIRm 5ALC5^MOi ^ X'm { 26 Three (prefix) course record ^ id a y , closing! ventura” asking $1600. Call 38 Comps!! 44 To be (Fr.| DEAR ABBY: I just got interrupted for about the 200th 27 Berate sparingly before 3 p.m. point 46 Nigariin ------1 Aicfe IM t B l E viS i O m . I dies for a 6-under-par 65 that;/conditioning, am/fm, in- te by some lazy salesman who insists on railing me to 30 Broedwey 27 Epithst 5-25 o f a fiv e -w a y tie f o r th e S econd les snow tires, under 50,000 s telephone to give me a sales pitch. 32 Muelcal 28 Egyptian sun 40 Liwn covering tribesmen JOHNNV U3NGPEN\SNa 1974 FORD COURIER Plclnip O -- les, $1400. 569-3766. compotition disk 41 Agitata 47 F lit circular / ' 2 IN ALL-TIHAE CAREER^ Heritage Golf Classic. -35,000 miles. Can be seen at « 34 Although 29 Girls 42 War prisoner , WINS.'WHO IS NUMBER 1? 801 P a r k e r S tr e e t , I must answer my phone because it could be an 35 Tooth D The 210-pound New Y orker stai DGE COLT GT - 1974, 31 Turk (abbr.) One-apols Manchester, or caU Robb at, portant call, but I get furious when these pests who are covering A. EPPIE ARCARO the field after an opening 72, but il owner, excellent con- 33 U S. service B, LAFFI TPI NCAY. J R with many extras. 6466400. 8:30 to 5:00.- trjring to seU me something start in. 36 The (Fr.) 43 Prep ichool in >t3C>-HOO/ I 'M him tied at the top with PGA chai 37 Ande (Fr.) branch England ” r WANT 70 C WILU6 SHOEMAKERV $2150. Call 875S115. I have fiiiaUy figured out a way to beat this system, and 53 Madame (abbr.) HO/We/ I (SOT A CALL. time Heritage champ Hale Irwi FORD 1976 - F-150 Super Cab you can help by organizing a nationwide program of atUck. 39 Levele Bl-Focals — By Ruth Marcus 40 Greatly <^UBSSWHAT NICE // MVLAWViER/ Larry Nelson after two days of pi Pickup, 19,000 miles, air con- TeU your readers that when they get these caUs (espedaUy 1 3 3 4 5 6 7 6 9 9miM-36180^M.iaM5UB ditioned, rust proofed, regular 42 Gaze IBOUaKTIN <> DO YOU KN(0W I THINK TRYING- TO rug. 14x22. $100. Call 644-lOM garage, storage area, laundry bisexual, but I'm realizing that I was wrong. yearC and save! Any length. REMODELIViG Large gray tiger kittens, litter boxed steering, brakes, air, rear WHAT I THINK, WHAT? GET YOU INTO TVE after 6 p.m. Building Supplldt 42 facilities, adults, security, TRIUMPH 1976 Bonneville I never "chose" to be a homosexual. It's just what I Call 742-8886 or 742^ 4. Building - 2081 used florescent trained, 646-1841. defogger, Michelins, low STU/1RT? lease, references, no pets, hap^ned to be. I was raised with (and found appealing) LIBRARY HAS REACHED light fixt'Sres. 2 bulbs 4 and 8 miles. 5662979. 750, 8000 miles, oil cooler and NATURAL STONE for $265. 643^884. tlie idea of marrying, raising a famUy and Uving a normal TVE RIDICULOUS STAGE.' MI8C. FOR SALE foot fixture, $8. each and up. MUST SELL - Miniature rack. $1,750. 289-4042. Win at Bridge I I NCR CASH REGISTER - retaining walls, veneers, life. Believe me, Abby, I wanted that more than anything. I Reconditioned, with many Sell any amount, 10% discount Schnauzer. Gentle, loves FIVE LR-78X15 Tires - 3 patios, etc. Pick up by the LARGE 6 room apartment - 1976 KAWASKI - KZ 400S. doubt if “straight" people know of the hearUche felt by totals. Call after 5:30 p.m., 10 o r / more. Ail in working pound or delivery by the ton. children. Call 649-3735. summer tires. 2 snows, $30 rr ArUehd lor Sato 41 Bay windows, 2nd floor, Bought new in June 1977. Has those homosexuals who truly want but never can achieve ‘Z’ scores another top 228-3957. condi'ition. Gremmo & Sons Bolton Notch Stone Quarry, each. 742-8101. appliances needed. $200 1300 miles. ExceUent condi- this lifestyle. Salsis, 819 East Middle Turn- 649-3163. POODLES — Guaranteed tiny same play in one of Mr. ALUMINUM sheets used as monthly. 649-1768 after 5 p.m. 1975 VW RABBIT - 4 door, 4 tion. $825. CaU 633-0131. Why anyone would "choose" to be gay is beyond me I MOLDED FORMICA top and piKe, Manchester, 649-9953. toy puppies and stud services NORTH J-25-A Work's 1926 articles against nrinting plates, .007 thick, paneled bar wiUi two shelves at fair prices. 1-423-8789. uoAn------7TZ------speed, am /fm stereo, new have been attracted to males ever since fifth grade, and 'A' who used to defend 23X.32", 25 . . HEAT PAID — 2 bedrooms, 4 67 cents each or 5 for and four stools. $175. 6464028.^ TWO PAIRS of bucket seats tires, $2650. Call 6460807 or 1975 CB 500T HONDA - nowhere in my sexual development do I recall “choosing" against m e." $1. 643-2711. 43 ...... basement, parking 4 654 Ilione from Pontiac. 1 pair red, 1 Dog$-Blrdd-Pdti 6461980 ask for Joan. Excellent condition, best to like men instead of women. It was Just a spontaneous, See if your readers can appliances, yard for childr^! 0 93 NEW HOME Sewing Macbiine pair white. Excellent condi- LlvdMtock offer. Dale 6462413. uncontrollable inclination I had. I wasn't "taught," f wasn't figure out what they were liNIKOItMS WANTED - Cub Only $150. Rental Assistors, 4 A 9 7 6 4 3 - white and aqua, new cafnlnet, tion. $50 pair. 633-0131. DOG-CAT BOARDING 1968 MUSTANG - V-8, “molested," I've always felt this way. I have two older talking about. .Scouts, Hoy and Girl Scouts, bathing/grooming. Obedience 2365646. Small fee. 1975 650 Y A M A H A - WEST EAST attachments, $1,310. Cali RIDING LESSONS indoor automatic. Convertible. Call brothers w h o' had the same parents and same It seems that declarer had lirownles, nurses. East Showroom condition. Some 4 Q J to 4 a 96 53 ». protection classes. Complete riding ring. Western stock before 9:00 mornings, 646 won the spade, cashed the Catholic School. 649-1225. SPRING SPECIAL - environment, and they are "straight." 4 J62 » Q to 9 7 CROCHETED KNITTED - modern facilities. Canine seat, saddle seat, and hunt 1337. Needs top. extras. Well maintained. king of clubs and continued Captain Easy — Crooka and Lawrsne* ______(______caiirpeted 2 bedrooms, laundry In no way do I Itlame myself for this. I had no control Q74 a K J 65 Sewn Barbe and Ken clothes Holidav Inne, 200 Sheldon $1050. CaU 6465436, after 5 with the Jack. At all other WHITE bllfCK Free sUndlng seat. All levels 2269817. facilities, appliances. Only over it. Mine is a life of shame, loneliness, depression and 4 Q 10 2 * B ORGANS - Gujfbransens - New at reasonable price. Call 569- Road, Manchester. For reser MUST SELL - 1976 Cutlass p.m. tables West had covered lireplacc with mantle and Ralato If, #999; President frustration, and Itelieve me, Abby, I did not choose it RWD AklV NOTyBT,-IF90»eTHIN8 0544. vaUons plea^'cali .RenUI Assistors, 2 ^ Salon, excellent condition, SOUTH V with the queen and the care- THATS AN IDBAl LET'5 accessories, stand up dresser. $3999. Theatr.um, used $2499. ______L...... 5648, Small fee. THIkJ&l DIP PROP, MAYBE THE , WIPEN THE SEARCH AREA $4500. 6460318. 1973 HONDA XL 250 - 1800 ACCIDENTALLY GAY 4 AK2 ful declarer had ducked to Kitchen Aid hot water dls- Pacemaker { $1399 up. Kim- DO0NAPPER9 PICKEP OVATION GUITAR - With TOY POODLE PUPPIES - 40 ------miles. Many trail riding 4 AK3 ensure his contract. oenser, all like brand new. balls, $99f9 up. Arps Omni NO LEASE — Heat paid, it u pm f o r b they case. Immaculate. List $3%. And stud services, services. From FOR SALE - 1962 4-door Ford extras. $350. CaU 6468327. * A 10 8 2 The visiting expert had l A mmbdi Moved. Call Midge after 0 Synthiesizfers, new $f349. Arps WANTED. Antique furniture, parkiim, appliances. Only DEAR GAY: I beUeve you, and I know that you speak Selling $175. Call 74^7637. selected breeding at fair Galaxie. $175. Phone 6461740 4 K J S played the 10, not the queen. p m., 568-1634. Odyssey , new $899. LUCA glass, pewter, oil paintings or $172. Rental Assistors, 2 ^ for many, but you need not conUnut in a Ufa of lonelinese, prices. 423-8789. or 6468137. YAMAHA 350 - 1972. Good If “ Z " had assumed that MUSIC I 1540 Mineral Spring other antique items. R. 5646. Small fee, depression and frustration. Homosexual counseUns ie Vulnerable: North-South C.B. HY-GAIN I I -23 channel condition, new battery, $350. East held the queen he l iLKCTIlIC MEAT Sheer $20. Avenut^, off Route 44, North Harrison, 643-8709. available, and I recommend it. You desperately need to Dealer; South and antenna. Excellent condi- AKC SAMOYED Puppies - 1972 CADILLAC Coupe de 644-1466, evenings. would have risen with ( ar Top Luggage Carrier, $25 Providence, Rhode Island. tion. $80. CB 800 Sharp 23 excellent with children. Call Ville - 62,000 miles. Original. accept yourself and respect yourself. And you are aa West North East South or best offer. Cali 646i718, Mont.-Thurs. 9:30 - 9:00; Sat.- THE PACK RAT Antiques dummy's ace and wound up channel, new never used, $35. 728-3091 days, or 643-2350 $1800. Call 647-9137. 1973 YAMAHA M X250- Good enUtled to happiness and a fuU life aa any other human 2 NT with a bottom, but as “ Z’' after 3:00 p.m. Sat.. 9:30 - 6:00. 6465423 after 6 p.m. evenings. and Collectables. Open Sun- Homdt hr Rdnt condition. Must sell! $250. CaU being. God bless. days 12 to 5. 40 Flora Road, off 54 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass said he had seen that play 1973 FORD PINTO Squire 649-4402 after 6:00 p.m. Route 85, Bolton. Pass before. He let the Jack ride HOUSE TO RENT - East Wagon. Low mileage. Low gas and scored one more trick Hartford. 2 bedrooms, garage, consumption. Excdlent condi- than anyone else. large yard. Busline, walk to tion. Call 6468327. Cempera-Tralldra Opening lead: 4 Q BUSINESS & SERVICE Mobile Hornet Waidd to Buy 49 church, stores, school. $300 65 plus heat and utilities. 1969 JE E P S T E R MANSFIELD - Adults and Astro-graph CASH PAID Immediately - References and security COMMANDO - Needs new A Delaware reader says Alley Cop — Cava Qraus for gold Jewelry and deposit. 2362498, after 5:00 transmission, $500 or best retired. Newport "52-2-12” 2 By BERNICE BEDE 080L he led the deuce of spades bedrooms, bathroom, living diamonds. Licensed brokker p.m, offer. 6465873. By Oswald Jacoby from: for over 1/2 century. Savitt room, kitchen and dining and Alan Sontag AB«5T1MAT1SA WHAT04A A FIRE P.O.M.G. Jewelers, 35 DELIGHTFUL DUPLEX - 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA - area, refrigerator and range, 4 Q62 POB, CONDO' arating day. with things hap- LtrUB W>«MS UP- WAhTT IT WERE Asylum Street. Hartford, 527- carpeted 3 bedroom.<<, laundry 2 door, hard top, 8 cylinder storm windows, utility 4 8 5 3 WIND PHOM TH' building, porch, skirting, aw- pening out of the normal rou- The visiting expert was a FOR? 0163. facilities, yard for children. automatic transmission, 9 7 6 4 2 CELmWCTIN' snji DSRECTORY ning, window air conditioner. tine. You could hear from or get good sport. Turning to the Only $290, Rental Assistors, power steering, vinyl roof, together with a long lost pal. old man who had Just scored 4 10 6 2365646. Small fee. good transportation. Special $6850. Barlington - “ 662-14" 2 Sarvicdd O lhrddf 31 Sarvfeas Olhrod WANTED - Oak table, oak VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) a top against him he 31 Sdrvhdd O lhrod 21 Bullding-Conirdcling 33 this week, $695. Suburban 50 bedrooms, dining room, China closet, marble top Someone is giving you a nod of remarked, “ I never thought table. Call 8767120. AIR CONDITIONED - 2 Tolland Turnpike. kitchen with appliances, The bidding had gone one approval today by introducing an old timer would play me HEWEAVfNG burs, holes. TRAILBLAZER TREE bedrooms, heat paM, laundry living room, wall to wall March 26. 1978 notrump-pass-three you to what could be a powerful for the queen when I played ’^ ssn ssssT Zippers, umbrellas repaired. SERVICE — Removals, SUNSHINE 1969 COUGAR HARDTOP red carpet, porch, awning, A most fortunate year for get- notrump. His partner said WANTED — Used go cart. facilities, appliances, yard for contact. Take the time to get the to on your Jack." Thd fneomL Tax Man Window shades, Venetian pruning, topping, chipping, CONTRACTORS Call after 5 p.m., 6468155, ask children. Only Rental — 8 cylinder, automatic desirable quiet location. A ting involved with the right together. he should have led the The old man replied, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. hauling, land clearing. Aluminum siding, storms, gutters. for Tom. Assistors, 2365646. Small fee. transmission, power steering, good value at $16,250. Jensen's people. Knowledge will be LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Some- fourth-best diamond. (Mil Emmet - Carpentry work. Interior, exterior gained through them that you "Thank you, my name is 'Z' Yes, Marlow's, 867 Main St. 646 Thoughtful, Thorough, Neat. good solid transportation. Inc. Call Mrs. Young, 26 Old where far removed, good Any lead is likely to be For IN ydur HOME or painting. Fllectrical work. Freees* will later be able to put to good and 50 years ago I made my 5221. Results guaranteed. limalea. STILJ. LOOKING? Call Ren- Special $1195. Suburban, 646 Wood Road, 4261786 or Mr. things are happening in your unfortunate from that hand, use. living by playing all the OFFICE In Depth - Income Experienccd/Insured. $43-4453 H $434I3$7 tal Assistors. Over 700 vacan- 2076, Olson, Hartford, 247-5209. behalf. You may even learn of but we would have led that ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) The dummy's in the auction tax preparation ready for ODD JOBS DONE - Cellars, References. 633-1092. 633-9225. □ RENTALS cies ^ ily . All areas, sizes, them today. same deuce of spades. day has far greater promise bridge columns. I made the (dRSaaC. 3-lB - filing. H&R Block-trained. attics, garages, yards prices. Many welcome 1972 MERCURY MONTEGO 1972 14 foot SHASTA - Many SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i than you anticipated. Friends nice gesture you made in the Extensions, amendments cleaned, moving, trucking. BAM TREE SERVICE - children and pets. Call MX 2 door, hardtop, 8 extras, $1400 or make offer. LEON CIESZYNSKI Builder - and family will be more light- past may be repaid today. Your Berry’* World and corrections filed. Loam for sale. L^wn service. Complete tree care, spraying New homes custom built, Roomi hr Rant 52 today!!! 2365648 (Small fee). cylinder, automatic transmis- 649-4913. hearted, congenial and fun to No Job too big or small. 566 thoughtfulness will be reim- The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbsra Productions tnr tiks and removal. Insured and remodeled, additions, rec sion, power steering, nice run- be around. Find out more about sior enmnM 8522. bursed in far greater measure (!all now reasonable rates. experienced. Special Winter rooms, garages, kitchenns THOMPSON HOUSE MEN - ning attractive car. $1395. AutomoUre Service 66 yourself by sending for your than you gave. Available Days, Nights, Prices! 643-7281 remodeled, bath tile, ceement Birch House Women. Central- ...... Suburban, 6462076 copy of Astro-Graph Letter. SAQ IH ARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. COMPLETE CARPET & Tile Mail 50 cents for each and a Weekends including Sun- work. Steps, dormers. iy located. Downtown OlHcdd-Shrdd h r Rant 55 ELM MOTORS - Toyota, Dat- 21) An influential friend wilt installation and repairs. Free Manchester. Kitchen sun specialists, factory long, self-addressed, stamped days. No travel time Residential or commercial. 1975 PINTO SQUIRE WAGON help you attain something you AT estimates. Call Pat. at 646 privileges. Call 6462358. — Auto transmission, radio trained, one day service, 114 envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. couldn't achieve by yourself. charge. PdlnUng-Rdporlng 32 Call 6464291. OFFICE SPACE for rent in Box 489, Radio City Station, TNE6E 3745, after 5 p.m. and peppy Thrifty V-6 motor. East Main Street, Rockville. You'll be eager to share your PRICES. X MINIMIZE your lax Manchester - heat, air, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify PAINTING - interior andd CARPENTRY - Custom CLEAN FURNISHED Room Compare at $2795. Bank 871-1617. success with him. D O N 'T M IND EXPERT FURNITURE Janitor, fully carpeted. Will your birth sign. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.19) E>UyiNG MAXIMIZE your rafund exterior, paperhanging, Houses. Additions, Garages. for mature gentleman. Call Terms Arrang^. Suburban, refinishing and antique renovate to tenans specifica- TAURUS (/^n 20-May 20) A You continue to be ambitious 'EM I... CALLNOW excellent work. References. Roofing and Siding. Kitchens, 6464701 after 6 p.m. 6462076. very rewarding day if you think restoration. 4^’ree estimates. tion. 500 square feet to 1500 even though for the past two 525-3953 Free estimates. Fully in- Bathrooms A repair work of square feet. 6465334, 6467175. in terms of service to others. days your plans have been E. Loveland, 649-8963. FURNISHED SLEEPING 1972 SAAB 99E — 2 door, auto It's A W inner mmic ii ew a m sured. Marlin Mattson, 646 all kinds. Call Robert Jarvis The praises and recognition for thwarted. Today the way to 4431. fur an estimate. 643-6712. Room - Conveniently located. TWO ROOM Office suite transmission, priced to sell at a good job could astound you success becomes clear 24-Hour Bdrvha INCOME TAX preparation at Kitchen privileges. For $1995. Suburban, 50 Tolland GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your your home, experienced. Dan located in the heart of down- AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 19) QUALITY PAINTING and woman only. Call 6461133, Turnpike (on Talcottville optimistic outlook will buoy up Projects that frightened you in Mosler, 646329 or 525-8263. town Manchester. Heat in- Paperraper Hangingnging by Willis after 7 p.. cluded for $165. per month. Line). the spirits of everyone you the past wilt not intimidate you RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImndy 34 encounter today. Don't be ( &M THEE Service - Free es- Schultz Fully insured. Group One, Zinsser Agqncy, today. You're able to cut down BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - PLEASANT ROOM for surprised that you're so popu- luii.'ite.s, discount senior references 6464343. 6461511. 1973 AUDI lOOLS 2 door, any overwhelming task to a citizens Company Fireplaces, concrete. BIDWELL Home Improve- working gentleman. Kitchen automatic transmission, sun lar. manageable size Chimney repairs. No Job too ment Co. Expert installation CANCER (June 21-July 22) You Manchester owned and HAVE YOUR Cape/Ranch privileges, parking, near bus roof, am/fm, fabulous buy at PISCES (Feb. 20-Merch 20) small. iSave! Call 644-8356 for of aluminum siding, gutters lei things happen in their own Family members will encour- ojici.iled. Call 646 1327. painted for $lS0-$200 by line, references required. 647- $1995. Suburban, 50 Tolland estimates. and trims. Roofing installa- time and pace today, creating a age you to pursue a desired Born Loser — Art Santom scheduling now. Professional 9033. Turnpike, Manchester. 646 tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- OFFICE SPACE relaxed and sociable environ- goal today Go ahead, you're considers any job. 289-9287, 2076. DHE.SSMAKING It 9109. ment for those with whom you up to making the most of your WATERPROOFING evenings or weekends, Don. CONVENIENTLY Located in FOR RjENT have close bonds. •Mtcialions done reasonably. opportunities. Basements, foundation private home - 2 corner 250 square feet, center of 1972 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An exhil (^SAIPFOreiJ I lca.se c.ill 646-4972. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) cracks, hatchways, tile lines, SPECIALIZING cleaning and bedrooms for rent to mature Manchester, air cnodlUoaina and Convertible — 4 speed, British J.P LEWIS A SON - Interior ^Ing. Call 445-0061. Bugs Bunny — HalmdshI and Stoffal c igzauyicAiiic. sum p pump^s. 30 years and exterior painting, repairing chimneys, roof, new gentlemen. One room with racing green, $1495. Hurry on roofs. Free estimates. 30 WINDOW CLEANING - experience! Charlie and Al, paperhanging, and walk-in closet, garage; one this one. Suburban, 6462076. Years Experience. Howley, Whcllicr-H's your office, store 64J-4953. 242-5915. remodeling. Fully insured. with parking. Phone ^-8504. •'Good thing they DON'T make 'em with 643-5381. 1971 CADILLAC COUPE DE or Hsiilcnce, call Quality 6469658. windows you can open — the way the market M.ioiicn:im e Inc. for your LIGHT Housekeeping Room - Rddort Proporty VILLE — nice sea mint HEM AND Alterations - Done ROOFER WILL Install roof Fully furnished. Stove, For Rant has been going!'' I'rmu cle.ining needs, nilly PAPER HANGING - 56 metallic finish with white al home. 6465410. siding or gutters for low dis- refrigerator and linens insiiicil. estimates. Why not Professional paper hanger, vinyl roof. Full power options, Our Boarding Houa* — Carrol A McCormick count price. Call ken at 647- provided. 801 Main Street, COMFORTABLE COTTAGE - nuke .01 .ip|Hinitinent with us graduate of professional air condition, beautiful run- 1566. Manchester. 6469879. With fresh water lake within lod.iy 646 8845. ED'S LIGHT Trucking - attics paper hanging school. ning auto. Special this week walking distance, sleeps six, and cellars cleaned. References, free estimates, $15 5. Suburban, 50 Tolland 30UVE MATE THE WRONtS .BAP NEWS LOOKS LIKE FEMALE - Rooming house within five minute to beacbM Turnpike, Manchester. ASSUMPTION' BAP NEW# BURKE \1H£ LASTfiOALlE TO I .\ttlT ; i' INSTALLATIONS - Reasonable rates. Call 646 painting interior, exterior. with 3 other girls. Kitchen and bayside, Eastham, Cape IS THE U N O ! OF N16HT MEVJS, PLAY WITHOUT ^ .-a.iii shifts, repairs. Carpets, 1943 for free estimate. Dean Smith. 6465241. Hddling-Plumbing 35 privileges. $30. per week. Call Cod - Rental June-October. 1972 CADILLAC SEDAN DE NOT HIS BROTHER .' OF COURSE, FACE M A S K , BUT stc.oiu leaning. Free simates. after 5 p.m. 6468005. $175. per week. Call 742-6607, VILLE — Blue with matching A^ THESE PICTURES SHOW/ ^ THATS pe r f e c t ; 6t'J 626:i. i.'MMi.'T I'lTMMi.' Ti,« I- SEWERLINES, sink lines, after 3:30 p.m. < interior. Full power with air. there:^ not very muc h I'LL BILL 'EM AS ...... cleaned with electric cutters, ROOM TO RENT - Heated. ••••••••••••••••••• come Tax Man. Tax returns Priced to sell at $1895. Subur- DIFFERENCE Bulldlng-Controctlng 33 by professionals. McKinney Very pleasant. Shower and Wontod ID Rant 57 FATHER AN' SON (ID!) .iUlkS - cleaning cellers prepared in your office or ban 6462076. IN Bros. Sewage Disposal Com- bath. Front entrance. AN’ TRY FOR A :iml iiUii's, moving large home. Stop overpaying your HaathclHf This Funny World WES ROBBINS carpentry pany. 643-5308. Working man preferred. WIDOW WANTS 4 Rooms. 1973 OLDS CUTLASS TvfOriSENERATION .c|i|)|iaiu'c,s Also stone or loam taxes. Call now. reasonable CATE I il. liu ic d 644-1775. rates. 525-3853. 6463113. remodeling specialist. Ad- Reasonable. 6469167. Heated, appliances, about SUPREME — 2 door, hardtop, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, NO JOB TOO Small - Toilet •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $200. On HUD, Section 8 beautiful blue with white, built-ins. bathrooms, repairs, plugged drains, Aportmontd For Rant S3 Program. Call 524-6453. vinyl roof, 8 cylinder, kitchens, 6463446. kitchen faucets replaced automatic transmission, t ; repaired. Rec rooms, LOOKINGNG for anything in real power steering, new white ' arPT. INCOME bathroom remodeling, heat CUSTOM CARPENTRY - estate rental - apaiments. □ AUTOMOTIVE walls. $2295. Bank terms OF Honaes. Additions, Repairs, moderniiation, etc. Free homes, multiple dwellin arranged. Suburban 6462076. yUUTATlON TAX Cabinets. Call Gary Crushing, E)stimate gladly given. M & M fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 3462009. Plumbing & Heating. 6462871. Associates,, Inc. 6461980. Riifot For Sdh 51 1973 MUSTANG Hardtop, have 2 beauties. 8 cylin^r, You'll look so nice and TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY FRANK SCOTELLA - Plum- M A N C H E ST E R - M ain 1973 O PE L MANTA - 4 automatic transmission] feel so comfortable in SERVICE Carpentry and general con- bing. Repairs and Street, 3 room apartment, cylinders. Good condition. power steerlna, ooe with air this lovely jum per- tracting. Residential and Remodeling. Faucets, heated, hot water, appliances, Automatic. $1695, or bn t cooditkning. Your choice at Blouse set. (A blaxer is commercial. Whether it be a vanities, hot water beaters. ^ «^ n g , no pets Security. 526 offer. CaU 875-4537. $2716. Subumn 6462076. also included). DIRECTORY small repair Job, a custom Prompt service, on emergen- Price . . . I2.M. built home or anything in cies. 6467024. PLYMOUTH VOLARE 1974 VEGA — Automatic B-136 with Photo-Gaide WORLD between, call 64613^. FOUR ROOM Apartment - 426 Premier 1976 - blue with wood transmission, nice running, is in Sises 10 to 18. SIm DEMANDS NOVELTY- lN a)M E TAX Preparation - PLUMBING, HEATING, Broad Street, no appliances, pain, luggage rack, slant 6, clean. Special this w ^ , 12, 34 bust . . . jumper, 2% yards 60-inch; blouse, Experienced, personal ser- CARPENTRY & Masonry - Sewer Cleaning - Repairing & $155. Security deposit. low mileage, power steering $1296. Suburban, 50 Tolland 2Vi yards 45-inch. vice at your home - Dan Additions and remodeling. Remodeling. 24 Hour Service. Married couple no pets. 646 and brakes, electric rear win- Turnpike. Mosler. 649-3329, or 5268263. Free estimates. Call Antbmy Call 28614n. Free Estimates. 4751, dow defogger, standard shift. Tf irttr, stad $2JI, iwMn Short Ribs — Frank Hill Squillcote, 6460811. Must be seen to be ap- 1973 MERCURY MONTEGO THAcr MAKES YOU ALLAN T, KEELER S tax MANCHESTER - 3 rooms 2nd preciated. 6469888. MX 9 passenger wagon MMMNITT THREE UNDER PAR.'’ servk*. Tax returns done in FIRST CLASS Carpentry - floor. Excellent locaUoo, no Power steering and br&es rntm im m im nu privacy of your home. Calf Remodeling and Additions. pets. Security deposit. CaU 1972 CHEVROLET Caprice - low mileage. 9000. 643-9039.' iin Ava. al AmailMa Fhorhg 36 mm Vaik, N.T. l i i l i 871-1781 for ap|x>intinent. Kitchens and-Rec Rooms. 25 5^1054 after 6 p.m. Air, power steering and nm NM0. /rnsnm wm o f years experience! Free FLOOR SANDING and brakes. 4 door. Automatic. 1973 CHEVY IM PA U - Four CMC. Ityf* mmr mi CM. in c o me tax pr e par a- Estimates. Cali 646-4239. Refinishing. Floors like new. 226 CHARTER OAK Street - 3 Good condition. $1500. 646 door. Power steering, power Rooms, second floor apart- The Sprint ft Snaiaier tion - Experieocad, At yo«r (Specializing in older floors), 1012. brakes, air conditioning. BASIC FASHION con- borne aarvicc. RaoaoMblc. CARPENTRY - Repairs, staining floors. No waxing. ment. Suitable for working Beautiful Forest green tains a Bonus Coapoa. CMl Watt aik ^ .for appoiat- remodeling, additions, gai^ Also ceilings and inside pain- gentleman. Stove, I9TS RABBIT - 4 door, red, 4 AAiiig $1700. CaU 505^35 Price . . . $Z.M n copy- ages, roofing. Call David ting. John Verfaille, 646^5750 refrigerator, beat. No pets. speed, excellent condition, Friday after 6 p.m., Saturday Add I2.M far tha New • happy EAeiTR.^ Patria, 6461796. $55 wedtiy. Seoirity. 6461746. asking $2,650. CaU 528-4360. or Sunday. after 6 p.m. SUCCESS IN SEWIN& '- .'H I’ACiK KOUHTKK.N - MANCHESTKK i :VKNIN(; IIK H A U ). M;iii. lirs tn . ( i.fiti.. S;il , M, iM li Z\. mi;:: (. 0*******nr 1 Judge refuses to hear Police report Manchester Police Friday arrnted Court date is ApHl 10. Mrn. Jciiii \\ rilifi March 19. He was charged with three Harry A. Bazinet Jr., 30, of 550 Bum- Police also made five speeding counts of burglary, two couits of HAST [lAHTFORD- Mrs. Jean A, Thomson flag appeal side Ave., East Hartford, and arrests during the day Friday. first-degree robbery, four counts of Wring. 47. of 91 Glenn Court died charged him with three counts of A second 15-year-oId youth has fourth-degree larceny, third-degree Thursday night in Vernon. issuing a bad check. Court date is been charged by police in connection BOSTON (U PI) - A slightly Skinner and the two attorneys went April 10. larceny and criminal mischief. Mrs. Wring was bom July 4,19.30 in agitated U.S. District Court judge back into the judge’soffice. A few with armed rotaries of other youths Another youth was arrested Police also charged Kenneth L. Pittsfield. Mass., and had lived in Friday refused to listen to lawyers' minutes later they came out - and on March 21. ’The boy has also been Wednesday and also referred to Hast Hartford for 25 years. Burnett, 34, of 84 Benton St. with arguments on why New Hampshire Skinner said: “The lawyers present charged in connection with a break-in juvenile authorities in connection She -is survived by two daughters, fourth-degree larceny. The charge is Gov. Meldrim Thomson should not be do not have a matter 1 can properly on Bell Street in December 1977 and with the robberies in which a total od Miss Tracey Wring of East Hartford in connection with failure to pay for a allowed to lower flags on state deal with within the pleading of the a burglary at Morphy’s Steak and. four youths were held at knife-poi^ and Mrs. Vicki ,1. Meppc of Perhasic, buildings on Good Friday. present case. Therefore, there will check at a restaiir.snt. police said. Spaghetti House on Oak Street on land their rash sinicn ^ Pa.; a brother, Robert Aslett of Judge Walter J. Skinner waited be no hearing, and we will see what Dallas, Texas: a si.stcr, Mrs, Betty around his office until 6 p.ip. while happens in a future case.” Lundberg of Manchester; and two Thomson’s attorneys winged their "The governor might lower the Fire calls grandchildren. way back to Boston from Washington flag tonight and put a light on it. He's A memorial service will be Sunday done that before, you know,” said KiiHl where the U.S. Supreme Court llnrlforil Friday, 7:59 p.m. -lockout. 386 Pfain at 2 p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, New Hampshire Assistant Attorney Friday, 1:47 p.m. —washdown at rejected Thomson’s r^ u e st to_lower Friday, 10:58 a.m. —medical call, 117 Drive. Center and Broad streets. (Town) 142 F,. (.’enter St,, Manchester. General Wilbur A. Glahn III. the flags to "memorialize th death of .Silver Lane. Manchester Friday, 1:53 p.-m. —grass fire at Christ.” The new declaration the attorneys Friday, 11:55 a.m. —electrical fire. 31 Waddell ^hool. (Eighth District) Rebuffed by the Supreme {^urt, brought with them asked that flags Salem Road, Thursday, :>:07 a.m. —chimney fire at 20 Westland St. (7zwn) Friday, 2:01 p.m. —washdown at 15 Thomson had his lawyers request an be lowered on Good Friday "to Friday. 12:03 p.m. —first aid. 121 Jerry Forest St. (Town) Road. Thursday, 7:09 p.m. —fire in cellar hole Pope Paul immediate hearing in U.S. District memorialize the contributions of at 272 Main St. (Eighth District) Friday, 4:58 p.m. —car fiic, 143 Brent Court in Boston on a new declaration Friday, 2 p.m. -first aid, 40 Norman Road (Eighth District) . Christ to our society.” The original Road. Friday, 1:14 p.m. —car rollover at (r to S4'ilOol the employee counseling service. Last week the school board and the School .Superintendent James P. Manchester Education Association MeJor Kavtnue Source ROCKY HILL (UPI) - Twelve Kennedy said he hopes the board will Taxee - Current Teer 15,411,473 both rejected portions of an arbitra- 16,901,088 10,864,454 16,697,088 19,392,074 Tftxee - f r i e r Teer 108,059 Rocky Hill students will be allowed have time to begin discussions on set- 300.000 98,182 160,000 225,000 tion panel’s recommendations. Interest end Lien Pees 79,020 to return to .school Monday even 110.000 38,009 104,000 90,000 ting goals for the board, something Pines, Licenses, Penits end Pees 288,085 The two issues still to be 463,180 269,960 416,691 307,637 though they have not been inoculated which the board has been wanting to Current Services 101,267 negotiated are teachers salaries and 29,000 44,964 104,807 39,200 against rubella Other Agencies 118,588 do for .some time. Kents end Lessee 120,265 36,750 119,765 127,515 a retirement incentive plan. Talks 18,691 The students were barred from He .said the previous goals set out 16,500 4,125 16,500 16,500 are .scheduled to begin again in early Stete end Pedersl Sources 1,242,011 school heb 27 as a health precaution by the board have been rather Other Kevenues 1,546,535 774,624 1,661,964 1,708,450 April. 415,302 452,300 60,334 377,300 but a .Superior Court judge in Hart- 367,300 Totel Non-Kducetlonal Related Sources 17,782,496 19,938,866 ford ordered town officials to 12,191,402 19,658,135 22,273,676 reinstate them, partly because a bill Kducstlonel Relsted 8ourc^«» before the Legishiture might in Kidnappers ambushed III Current Services 143,491 validate the ban 42,900 73,010 176,300 205,756 VI Ststs end Pedersl Sources 3,746,403 In granting the temporary injunc- PARIS (UPI) — French police am- nappers to collect an $8 million ran- 3,975,012 1,815,292 3,897,834 4,049,796 bushed the kidnappers of Belgian som for Empain, abducted last Jan. Total Kducattonsl Ralated Sources 3,889,894 4,017,912 tion Judge Joseph H. Goldberg said 1,868,302 A.074,134 6.J55.552 Thursday town health director Dr. Baron Edward-Jean Empain on a 30 in front of his Paris apartment. T otal Revenues 21,672,390 23,956,780 David W. Moser went beyond the traffic-clogged expre.ssway Friday Police said both the dead kid- M,079,7M 23,732,269 26.529,226 night, killing one of them and cap- scope of his authority when he im- napper and his captured cohort, who Use of Revenue Sharing Punde 788,377 765,000 turing another while three others got 382,500 765,000 1,332,500 posed the ban. was wounded in the exchange, were Uea of Surplus away, authorities said. 412,581 87,000 Mo.ser ordered the children barred members of the French underworld 87,000 87,000 Two policemen were also wounded with long criminal records. T otal Revenue and Surplus 22,873,348 24,808,780 from school after determining 14,549,204 24,584,269 27.861,728 current st;ile law requires students in the shootout in which police said That appeared to flatly rule out a III be immunized against rubella, or they foiled an attet-'-* by the kid- political motive for the abduction. (ierman measles, before they attend fitE2SSliHB-8SH££Z cla.sses. The town health director had Dept. Nsneger's. Expended rejected arguments of two local doc- Symphonic band to play Adopted letlM Ced Re^ueat R«epm. -UZiilZ— wi-n 1978-79 1978-79 tors who claimed the students could Osnarsl OovensMot S43,337 860,303 The Symphonic Band of Barrington dide Overture,” a Bach fugue and Public Works 831,293 913,575 692,601 be exempted from the inoculation 2^25,472 2,732,354 (R.I.) College wil present a concert Protection 2,657,638 3,326,407 2,661.732 selections from “Oliver” and “The 1,867,213 1,933,194 requirement because immunity from Rwen Services 1,955,122 2,207,997 2,174,661 Wednesday at 7: 0 p.m at .South Sound of M usic" U5,4SS 481,955 the vaccine was only tem|>orary and Recreation 458,489 506,710 666,690 295,291 296,502 United Methodist Church. The 55-piece instrumental ensem- Library 302,364 339,550 337,320 uimece.s.sary if the child is given until 438,063 439,886 The concert, wh ch is open to the ble will appear at Manchester High 428,689 506,974 663,200 he s 11 years old to catch the disease Non-Punctloosl - Insurance, Trenefer to Reserve. Bte. 465,596 731,540 Debt Service 928,477 1.626,312 1,626,312 public, is being sponsored by School earlier Wednesday. It 1,013,496 1,100,581 965,581 naturally Bi^loyee - Penelooer Benefits 1,141,170 1,161,170 Manchester churelns including South 1,018,424 1,239,368 1,320,534 Goldberg said Moser has the presents concerts on and off campus Supportive Outelde CosMalty Agencies 1,725,435 1,603,633 United Methodist, Trinity Covenant, 240,9U 265,597 265,397 300,163 iiuthority to I’crtify the dixdors as as well as concerts and workshops in 297,671 .St. Mary’s Episcopal, Second T otel Toon Oovenaeent licensed and practicing but cannot Rhode Island public schools. 9,253,291 10,101,280 10,113,784 1Z.59*,»3 Congregational, Calvary Assemblies 11,903,972 Frank Marinaccio, director of the Board o f Rducetloo pass judgment on the medical 13,876,662 14,707,500 excuses of God, Presbyterian, Community band, is assistant professor of Regional Oeeupetlooal Training Center 14,613,965 15,819,500 15,619,500 Baptist, Emanuel Lutheran and the woodwinds and instrumental music 103,200 138,256 116.256 (loldbcrg said legislation now un- Total Board of Rducatlon Church of the Nazarene. 13,876,662 14,707,500 der consideration to permit children in the Barrington College School of 14,717,163 15.957.756 15,957,756 A free-will offering will be to reach age tl before being tested Music. He is also principal Total General fund 23,129,953 24,808,780 24,830,949 28,552,049 27,861,728 for rubella immunity may liiake the received to defray expenses. clarinetist with the Rhode Island case miMit The program wi’ll include the "Can- Philharmonic Orchestra.

Building starting to boom? rw-if - O urm tm m oMt. r t K « i t m t h t b - zv The prospc'ct of the spring .selling pentrating deeply. Many ol the homes that received Adopted Collected Heaefer'e se;ison and, ironically, the heavy "The prospect of getting into the Oellected Sodget At Of letlaeta Katlmte p erm its in M arch a re in the lW -77 1977-7, snow qf winter have resulted in a ground early this year might have 12/31/77 1977-78 Manchester West subdivision off Water Fund large number of single-family homes something to do with it," Conti said 1,320,547 1,137,733 588,025 1.196,975 1.333.N1 being built this month in Manchester. Keeney Street. Others are on Patriot of the March run on permits. Sever Pmd 910,216 1,079,479 455,182 .So far this month, the town’s Lane, a new development off Elast 1,079,479 1.132,612 Another major factor, of course, is Eldridge Street. There also are Building l)e))artmenl has issued 20 ..Plre O iatrlct Special fund 1,642,236 1,912,823 1,144,965 that spring and early summer scattered single homes that received 1.676,202 2,104,646, permits for new homes. In March traditionally are bu.sy months for SpecUl Tkxlei D istrict Authority Perkli^ Fund permits this month. 160,491 59,600 34,837 58,600 59,600 1977, the department issued only six house buyers. W Conti, however, does not feel that a Date P rocvesli^ Pend such (lermits for the entire month. "They're making the push for early 239,596 240,000 97,216 260,625 241,177 The winter months normally are major upswing in the housing con- summer," Conti said of the builders. struction market is starting. He feels quiet ones for building because of the "They want the houses standing egaBtitaiH weather. The large amount of snow that the builders are just taking ad- when the buyers come.” vantage of the weather conditions, met. NMaftr'a the Winter of '78 produced, however, fii^anded Adopted Many of the homes that are being preparing for the sales season or letlvated aeeeeic ■ecemu is one of the reasons for the in- l»?*-72 1977-76 1976-79 built also are on lots that already building on pre-sold lots. 1976.79 creased building this month. Francis have been sold. This will entice a "Or else they know something I Water Pmd 859,623 1,137.733 1,333,311 Conti, chief building in.spector, said. 1.523,332 1,333,991 builder to construct early and rapidly don't. We’ve bwn .saying for three "Wo had a good snow cover this 775,424 1,079,479 1,060,979 in the construction season, Conti years, this spring is going to be it 1,253,997 1,132,112 year. We didn't have the frost said. Plre Dtetrlet SpeeUl PMd 1,683,617 1,912,823 (the start of the housing boom), llie 1,941,290 7,179,266 2,104,646 penetration we might have in another "If he's building on speculation, winter,” he said. The snow acts as an year comes and goes, and nothing Special Tnxieg U atrlct Authority Parking PUod 59,485 59,600 59,500 he'll go kind of slow,” he said. happens,” Conti said. 59,600 59,600 insulator and prevents the frost from Date Procoeetna Phod 217,129 240,000 238,109 261,177 241,177

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^ the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. (Herald photo ^ by Dunn)

Inside: television programSf March 25 to 31 P M t 2 - W E E K E N D To d a y, M a ro h ifS

MORNMO ^ 11:85 Jon a a' 1971 Da al Am a z. Jr., Chrla D IR E CTO R'S PLAYH OUSE 8:5 7 d ) SCH O OLH OUSE R OCK ^ a . W E E K E N D - P a fjP .1 6;S0 ETC ETE R A 0 N B C N E W S UPD ATE TT :* « 0 AMERICAN ANGLER ® F O R S YTE S A Q A r • NEWS ^ LO O K IN' B ETTE R d ) IN TH E NEWS O F A C U LTY C O N V E R S A R O N HEE HAW f f i TH E JE F F E R S O N S 11:3 0 6 M ® MOVIE 'Aa algnniant K' 1968 Su n d a y, M a rch 26 „ 11:57 3:3 0 ODD C O UPLE ® 0 TH E LO V E B O AT (1 ) A O n iCULTU flE U.S.A. 0 JUNIO R HALL O F FAME ® 0 TH E P R O F E SSIO N A L Ste phe n Boyd, Camilla Sparv. • P A H E R N S F O R LIVINQ E A STE R IS 0 B AS K ETB ALL MORNING B O W LE RS TO U R O N C E UP O N A CLASSIC 0 0 0 N B C S ATU R D A Y NIGHT 0 MOVIE "A Thoua a nd C k »m a ' ® JA B B E RJA W 3M ) QD THIRTEEN F O R THIRTY AFTERNOON 1965 Ja a on Robarda, Barbara _ 5:5 0 0 NINE O N NEW JE R S EY ® G R E ATE ST S P O RTS 7:2 8 A T TH E M O VIE S E M E R G E N CY 0 SWISS F AMILY R OBINSON MOVIE (DR AM A) "Slragetic g a r n e r t e d ARMSTRONG 'M.A.S.H.' Htw k e ye and Trip p e r O PTL CLUB-TALK AND Harrla. © NEWS 0 ® ANIMAL W O RLD „ 12«0 LEG EN DS ® OPINION 'Survival on Ch artar 220' Randolph 0 JEWISH HERITAGE Air Comm and" 1956 PTL CLUB-TALK AND John make Major Bums a target ol -V ARIETY ®_ MCO VIE 'Ta mp e a t' 1969 Van 6K)0 0 0 0 P R O JE CT U.F .O. SVARIETY ® F A T ALB E RT 0 A S W E SE E IT 7:3 0 Mantooth, Kavin Rgh e . 10:8 5 0 ® G R E AT their on-be at humor once too often 6:3 0 Heflin^Sllvan a Mangano. 0 ® PREVIN AND THE 0 B EWITCHED 4KX) DAILY NUMBER 0 JA M E S MICHENER'S S CHRISTO PHER CLO S EUP ® SC H C X X H O US E R O C K P ER FO RM A NCES 0 0 0 MARILYN B EC K'S ao Burns a i k i lor a tranalar. 'TN a (1 ) VILLA ALEQRE N B C'S S ATUR D AY PITTSBURGH ANNUAL HOLLYW O OD ® A B C O U T O F SCHO OL H O G A N'S H E R O ES C O N N E C R C UT W OMEN W O RLD 0 0 0 11.-00 It Th e Wa al That W a t' 1874 Ban • CASPER AND FRIENDS S NIGHT LIVE REV. CLE O P HUS EASTER SERVICE *:18 8:3 0 O UT-TA K E S (D DAV EY AND GOLIATH NASHVILLE ON TH E RO AD © MOVIE (A D V E NTU R E ) " F a lh- R OBINSON ® 0 U.S. TE A M VS. TH E Murphy. Matt Clark. Wild Bill CHAMPIONSHIP 0 RIFLEMAN WOODY WOODPECKER NEW YO R K R E P O RT 0 R OYAL HERITAGE 6:4 8 S** ".AND O F TH E L O ST AS S C H O O LS M ATCH WITS oth " 1967 W O RLD IN AM ATEUR BOXING S HIckock and Buffalo Bill Cody must W R ESTLING 0 M O V IE 'B a r a b b a a ' 1962 8:3 0 EASTER MASS JIMMY SW A G Q A RT ® 67 REPORTS: d ) A NEW DAY TV GARDEN CLUB B O O K B E AT ® M O V IE'Th e Sarvant' 1963 Dirk 3:3 0 daal wllh an angry gang ol gunman f ® PTL CLU B-TA L K AND Anthony Quinn, K aty Jurado. ® CAM ER A THR EE REXHUMBARD ™ „ 8:8 7 M ASSA CHUSETTS 6:5 0 MOVIE 'Not Above Suapiclon' DICK VAN D YK E SHOW Bogarde , Ja m e a Fox. ® SPANISH INSIGHT who have datigna on lhair gold. VARIETY • TIM E F O R TIM OTHY P REVEREND AL 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE ^ 10:16 99 MORNING PRAYER ^ y t o n Moora, Ja y Sllvarhaala. P OLK A „ 8:3 0 0 0 0 DYNAMIC DUOS 0 0 0 C O LL E G E B A S K ET ® F AITH F O R TO D A Y P 0 EASTER LITURGY ^ 8 :8 « 0 BRUINS WRAP-UP 7:00 0 CANOLEPIN BOWLING O P E N DOO R ® MAUDE ™ 12 d)0 4KK) DAVIO SUSSKIND SHOW B ALL '78 © VIEW P OINT O N NUTRIR O N 0 8:4 4 WFIWTY FACTORY ® A BC NEWS8RIEF _ 10:30 X ARTHUR AND COM PANY ® OLD TIME G O S P EL HOUR MORNINQ P R AYER ® SE A PINES HERITAGE f BARETTA 0 PAINT ALO N G W ITH N A NCY ® IN CREDIBLE W O RLD O F ® MOVIE 'Encore' 1962 Glynia THREE STOOGES CLASSIC ^ 8:0 0 0 SP O RTS EXTR A • UNDERDOG d ) IN TH E NEWS 8:4 5 ® CBS: O N TH E AIR K OMINSKY A D V E NTUR E John a, Nigel Patrick. 0 GREAT GRAPE APE ® LIVINQ FAITH 0 JIMMY SW AGQ ART 0 NBC LATE NIGHT MOVIE QD LITTLE RASC ALS 12:30 ® 0 A B C NEW S6RIE F (»«M S T C.M .E. O IU R O I 0 S ^ L E Y B A 3SEY ® SP A CE A CADEMY ® LO W ELL TH O M AS 8XX) _ 12:3 0 DBAENSIONS IN CULTURE SP O RTSW O RLD 0 ASK TH E MANAGER 'Th e Sunahina Boya' 1975 Walter 0 C O NSULTATIO N ^ 10 d)0 CHOIR 0 0 0 ® 0 TH E A B C SUNDAY NIGHT B i a V ALLEY R EMEMB ERS ® K OJA K 0 A TH LETE S _ 11:3 0 ® AUSTIN CITY LIMITS ^ t t h a u , George Burnt. 7:26 0 8 TH E B O B N EW H ART SHOW T.-00 4:1 5 MOVIE 'S 8 T Olt a e tar In the Sky' 0 0 THUNDER 4:1 5 MOVIE 'Invitation to a Gun- 0 NEWS _ 12:4 5 0 FLINTSTONES ® 0 A B C SP O RTS _ 11:00 0 M ASSACHUSETTS COUNCIL • PRAYER ® MAN BUH.OS, MAN ^ 7 7 Lom e Qra anc, Bert Convy. ® ® 0 0 0 n e w s HP DABBIC C R O C K ETT'S VICTO RY 0 R ED SO X W RAP-UP llghtar' 1064 Yul Brynnar, Georg e Q D ® F A NTA SY ISLAND © LISTEN ® MOMENTS OF COMFORT MAGAZINE 7:30 0 D ESTR OYS j f t M E ET TH E M AYO RS GARDEN 4:3 0 Seg al. „ 1.-00 0 SPIRITUAL LIFE MINISTRIES 0 LIVINQ TO G ETHE R 0 M O VIE-(DR AM A) " A Retain In X H OT FUDGE 0 S O U N D STA G E © W ONDERAMA 8:3 0 ® A T H ^ B AND LISTEN 12:58 0 BRADY BUNCH d ) 0 W H AT'S KAPPENINGI ^ 10:3 0 0 MO VIE (M YSTE R Y) "Thre e 0 STUCK) SEE ® 0 A B C'S WIDE W O RLD O F 0 MOVIE (D R AM A) "Rebel tha Sun " 1851 • BUGS BUNNY AND PO P EYE ® THIS IS TH E LIF E 0 0 0 A TRIBUTE T O MR. Rout ers " 1869 ® IN TH E NEWS 0 FOURTH ESTATE 0 H O C K EY 0 BLA C K NEWS Stra ng era " 1946 0 ANIMALS. AMMALS, S P O RTS _ 12*0 ® D USTY'S TR EEHOUSE O LU C Y SH O W H L E V I ^ ' MILTON BERLE LIVING FAITH © MOVIE (SCIENCE FICTION) ® TO O F A N B O B B Y V INTO N SH O W 1:15 ANIMALS ARVILLA 0 WORSHH> F O R SHUT INS H NEWS 0 0 RINQ AR OUN D TH E W ORLD 0 _ M ASTERPIECE 0 JUNIOR HALL O F FAME 3 h a n Worlda Collld a " 1951 ® B E ST O F TH E F E S R V A L O F © MOVIE 'Man With the Synthe 11:88 M O VIE 'B a r a b b a a' 1962 PTL CLUB-TAL K AND _ 12:40 0 ADVENTUR ES O F MUHAM 0 O 0 TH E BIONIC WOMAN 7:3 5 TH E ATR E ^8R I E T Y ^ 1.-00 ® DANIEL FOSTER, M.D. IN C O N C E R T WITH N A NCY FAITH tic Brain' 1969 John Carradlne. 0 SC H O O LH O US E R OC K A8nthony Quinn, Sllvana ® A BC NEWS MAD ALI 0 P R AYER B:30 THE DRUM ® W H AT'S NEW MISTER S O N 11K)0 Tommy Kirk. Mangano. 0 _ 1:30 0 UNCLE W ALDO T:3 0 NEWARK AND REALITY 11:15 G O O? ® 826,000 PYRAMID O R AL R O B E RTS SPECIAL l ® O 0 0 NEW S 1:30 _____ A FTERNOON ® SCULPTUR E IN S 0 NEWS 8:00 f ® SP R EAD A LITTL E ORAL R O B ERTS ® CB S NEWS A CTIO N NEWSMAKERS 0 MISSION IM POSSIBLE R O YA L HERTTAGE H O G A N'S H E R O ES © M O V IE'O n e Man'a W a y' 1964 „ 12K)0 SPRINGFIELD 1:35 X THREE ROBONIC STO O G E S f SU N SH N E _ 10d)0 11:30 P R E-SE ASO N B ASEB ALL ® 0 A B C'S WIDE W O RLD O F 6:3 0 B A S K ETB ALL Don Murray. Diana Hyland. ® F A C E TH E N ATION 5K)0 0 ABC NEWS 0 A B B OTT AND C O STELLO ® W O R 8 H P F O R S H UT INS 0 NEWS ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE S P O RTS P ETTIC O AT JU N C R O N 3K)0 MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 1:80 ) ® SUPER FRIENDS E t o n y RANDALL SHOW • CHRISTO PHERS 0 I LO V E LU C Y S CHAMPtONSHP © I R O N S I D E TW O RONNIES © NEWS W O RLD A T WAR 0 USAF RELIGIOUS FILM AVEY AND GOLIATH O P E R A R O N P E TR C O A T 0 R E X H UM B A R D ® MOVIE -(W E STE R N ) "RIo ESTLINQ O ® C O N SUM E R SURVIVAL KIT AVI N ELS O N SHOW _ 3:1 5 Gra nd a " 1960 0 HONG KONG W O RLD CHAMPIONSHIP MOVIE -(D R A M A) " Dust be my W RESTLING (C A P R O N E D ) TEN NIS © P RAYER 0 PR O FESSIONAL PHOOEV f F D a sliny " 1939 0 R O B E RT SCHULLE R *:3 0 R A C Q UETB A LL 0 SESAME STR E ET O LD TIME G O SP EL HOUR ® JIM MY SW A G Q A RT W A SH N GTO N WEEK IN ® ADAM 12 0 8:26 8M> 0 R ELIGIOUS PROGRAM ® BLAC K PE RSP ECTIV E O N THE ( D IN THE NEWS REVIEW 0 TURNABOUT (CAPRONED) 0 W L O KINGDOM NEWS ® TU R N A B O UT (C A PTIO N E D) ® W E BELIEVE 0:3 0 0 KIDSWORLD H o m e B o x Office sch e dule 0 C O N N E CTIC UT 5:3 0 O RED SO X '77 ® C ELE B R ATIO N O F TH E X SPEED BUGGY Tod a y Monday Alfre do Qarci a 0 ADELANTE ® F AITH F O R TO D A Y 0 ROOM 222 EVENING ® S AY B ROTHER 0 BRADY KIDS 9 M Midnight — Final Ch a pt er Walking A G A P ? 0 MOVIE (A V E NTUR E-D R AM A) 3:00 - H edd e 5:0U — Hedd a Tall 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION NEW S V OICE O F FAITH " B e a u Q a a le " 1968 ® IN TH E NEWS 5:00 — Boxing Cha mplon e 7.00 — Moon ahin e Coun ty Expresa E V ENIN G 0 0 0 C.B. BEARS 8128,000 Q UESTIO N Thura d a y ® SESAM E STR E ET 0 DIR ECTIO NS ^ 1:30 6:00 — R n k Panther Strlke a Again 9:00 — Th e Sentinel ^ 8:0 0 8:55 RACING F R O M A Q U E D U CT I YO UN G SAMSON ® NO VA ® 0 NEWS ® C B S YO UTOHR 8:00 — Born Loaera 11:00 — O n e F l e w O v e r th e 5:30 — Ch e ck e re d Flag or Cra sh ^ 12:30 ( E ® SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK ; v ~ THIS W E E K IN BASEB ALL 10:00 — M a n on the Roof Cu c k o o’a Neat 7:00 — Myron Cohe n ^ 8:3 0 0 MOVIE 'Th e Borrowers' 1973 8:58 INyrrATIONAL..,FRISB EE / < ? DIR E CTO R'S PLAYH OUSE ® F A C E TH E STATE Eddie Albert, Ta mmy Grimes. 0 TR UTH Midnight — B om Loaera 8:00 — Boxing Ch a mpions ® M ARLO AND TH E MAGIC ( E IN THE NEWS NEW S Tu M d a y MOVIE MACHINE 0 B R ADY BUNCH ® BRADY BUNCH SE QUE N C ES 9:00 — Shout at the Devil 0:00 ® STUDIO SEE Sunday 6:00 — Seven P ercent Solution ® INSIGHT ® HOUR O F POWER O MOVIE -(H O R R O R) "Return ol C O N N E C R CUT: SEEN 11:30 — H edd a d ) BUGS BUNNY AND ROAD r BLA C K P ERSP ECTIV E 8:00 — Born Loaera • D AY O F DISCO V E RY 0 0 0 M E ET TH E PRESS Count Yorg a " 1971 WALL STR E ET W EE K 3:30 — Stunta Frid ay RUNNER H O G A N'S H E R O ES 10:00 — Victor Borg e 0 O R AL R O B E RTS 1 :«> ® HUMAN DIMENSION 5:00 — Anni e Hell ® CHALLENG E O F THE Spring W O O DY WOODPECKER 11:30 — Sev en P ercent Solution 6:30 — Stunts DIR E CTO R'S PLAYH OUSE B O R M BY'S A NTIQUE ^ ®:3® 7:00 — Myron Coh e n © UN CLE W ALD O 0 0 SC O O BY'S ® C B S NEW S 6:00 — Th e C a r 0 SAC R ED HEART SE X ES 0 C R O C K ETT'S VICTO RY S W O R KSHOP 8:00 — Shout at the Devil Wadna aday MOVIE -(C O M E D Y) "Monk ey U F F-A -LY M P IC S 0 C A R OL BUR N ETT AND 10:00 — Pin k P a nth er Strik e s ^ 8:4 6 0 GARDEN O PRE-SEASON BASEBALL 10:30 — Final Ch a pt er Walking Tall 6:00 — Moonshine County Expre ss Buaine a a " 1931 0 MOVIE ‘Hom t In Oklahoma' FRIENDS Again 0 D A V EY AND G OLIATH 0 C O N N E CTICUT 0 PETTICOAT JUNCRON 12:30 — Bring M e the He ad of 8:00 — Ma n on the Roof 0 B ASK ETB ALL 1848 Roy Rogara, Dala Evana. NEV /S Alfredo Qarci a Midnight — Sund a y, Bloody Sun 9:0 0 NEWSMA KERS 10:00 — Bring M e the He a d of 0 MISTER ROGERS MOVIE 'Watual' 1959 George day A B B O TT AND C O STE LL O 0 E ASTE R IS 0 ADVENTUR ERS ® IN TH E NEWS S S BIG P A Y-O F F BOWLING Monlgomary, Talna Elg. DIALOGUE WITH LAUR EL 0 6:3 0 IN THE NEWS ^ *:0 0 ANIMAL W ORLD 0 W ASHINGTON W EE K IN GD ® SOUL TRAIN .O C K C B S NEWS 0:30 0 N B C NEW S REVIEW NEWS 0 H O C K EY O R AL R O B E RTS 0 POPEYE AND FRIENDS N B C NEWS Th is w e e k’s te le vision sports 0 TODAY'S EASTER I THIS IS TH E LIFE Cleaning ® C.I.A.C. GIRLS INDIVIDUAL D AY O F DISCO V ERY G O 0 0 ® Q U E P ASA, U.S.A.7 Tod a y 7:30 (57) Colle ge Hock ey. 0 CONVERSATIONS WITH 0 0 0 Q Y k ^ A S TIC CHAMPIONSHIPS 4:00 (3 ) Golf: Se a Pines Heritage MISTER R OGERS 1 0 0 N B C NEWS QLO B ETR OTTE R S ADAM 12 Sund ay Classic. ® FIRING LINE I ® F REN CH CHE F 0 0 0 C O LL E G E B AS K ET- 1:00 (2 0-22) WrMtIIng. P O P EYE Let us helpl Start with those W in 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY A B C NEWS 4:00 (2 0-22-3 0) Sportsworld. SUPERMAN L '78 1:30 (3) Youth Invitational Frisbee. 1:00 (3) Cha lle nge of the S e x e / G O S P EL EX P RESS E ASTE R « 1=“ T M 4:15 (6-4 0) Sports Magazine. 0 IF Y O U LO VED ME rd )o ter " packed-aw ays " and bring ^ » : * « LILIAS Y O G A AND Y O U 2:00 (1 8) Tennis. 1:00 (22) Bowling. SPECIAL d ) IN THE NEWS r A Q R O NS K Y AND CO M P A NY 4:30 (6-4 0) W id e World of Sports. 0 W ALL STR E ET WEEK FURY 2:00 (2 0-22-3 0) N C A A Basketball. 1:45 (3 ) N B A B a s k e tb all: Tra il 9:3 0 ® TH E'W IZ A R D O F OZ them to us. Our cleaning/press- 10KM LAW R ENC E W ELK SHOW 5:00 (24) Racquetball. 0 M AYO R'S R E P O RT HARDY B OYS, NANCY „ 2:3 0 3:30 (6-4 0) Pro Bowling. Blazers va. 76ers. ® B E ST O F C O RSAIR AND ® 0 FLINTSTO N ES MAK E R REAL 1:88 DREW MYSTE RIES ing methods will put the Spring S 0 CA R CA R E 4:00 (2 0-22-3 0) N C A A Bask etball. 2:00 (6-40)4Aforld Sup erstars. Monday CO M P A NY MOVIE -(SCIENC E FICTION) LAW R ENC E W ELK SHOW ® NBA ON CB S ® ^ S P E L SINGING JUBILEE 0 WILD WILD W E ST 5:00 (6-4 0) Wid e World of Sports. 3:15 (6-4 0) Boxing: Ireland vs. U.S. 9:00 (2 0-22-3 0) N C A A Bask etball. O JO U R N E Y T O TH E C E NTE R O F back into all your clothesi Seel "Th d Mole Pe ople " 1956 TH E EARTH 2KX) 0 0 0 TH E W O NDERFUL 0 0 0 HERCULOIDS-SPACE ® 0 TH E W ORLD W O RLD O F DISNEY ® M O yiE 'Mr. and Mra. B o Jo LITTL E R ASC ALS GHOST P OINT O F VIEW SUP E RSTA RS 0 PAINT ALO NG WITH NANCY 0 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC JIMMY SW AG Q A RT 0 MOVIE -(B IO G R A P H IC A L) K OMINSKY O VILLA ALEGRE Z O O M "Story o( Loula P a ale ur " 1935 ® C R O C K ETT'S VICTO RY W ORLD _ 10:26 C ELE B R ATE 0 GARDEN © MOVIE ® IN THE NEWS Tpumrs pizzMiu JETS O N S Th e Silver Ch alice' 7:3 0 1955 Paul 10:27 INSIGHT Newman, Virginia 0 BLAC K P ERSP ECTIV E ON THE 0 JUNIOR HALL O F FAME ^ 10:00 Mayo. NEWS ONE HOUR ^ 10:30 SQUARE 6AR9EN 2:1 5 © H O C K EY F A NTA STIC V OYA G E 0 ® WORLD ® BATMAN-TARZAN ® D U STY'S TR E E H OUSE ® SHEPHERD'S PIE 2:3 0 0 A RC HES O M ASS F O R E ASTE R 7:5 8 0 0 0 THINK PINK SUND AY 0 MOVIE (D R AM A) "The Bells ® A B C MINUTE MAGAZINE 01 St. M a ry's " 1945 PANTHER ® OLD TIM E G O SP EL HOUR _ a « o ® PTL CLU B-TA L K AND MARTINiZING 0 DANIEL F OSTE R. M.D. ONLY ON CABLE T.V. 0 CH ALICE O F SALV ATIO N O ORAL R O B E RTS SPECIAL V ARIETY © CARRASCOLENDAS ® S O C C E R F R O M ITALY ® 0 HOW TH E W E ST W AS 0 DIR E CTO R'S PLAYH OUSE THIS WEEK ON CABLE CHANNEL 26 0 SA C RIFIC E O F TH E MASS WON d ) 0 SCHO OLHOUSE ROCK © TO P C AT ^ 10:56 ■■Toimiiir 0 LATIN O > f B IN THE NEWS TTTTT ® AS MAN BEHAVES maiim* _ 11:00 10:3 0 FOUR CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 0 SOUL TRAIN ® BARRIO I d ® K R O F FTS SUPERSHOW SPIDERMAN 0 0 BAGGY PANTS AND THE Mon. 3/27 St. Louis Blues at N.Y. gangers...... 8:30 299 W. Mkldle Tpke. 777 RIain SL NITWITS f t lUANTITY and Ivery 0 MOVIE Naughty NInallas' Tues. 3/28 Denver Nuggets at N.Y. Knicks...... 8:30 RUNCHESTER RUNCHESTER 1946 Rita Johnaon. Abbott and WOOD A COAL V Coatallo Wed. 3/29 N.Y. Islanders at N.Y. Rangers ...... 8:30 •46-1M7 449-2100 PARENT E F F ECTIV EN ESS g H OT FUDGE Thurs. 3/30 Washington Bullets at N.Y. Knicks...... 8:30 STOVES • mu-man MANCHESTER PARKADE 622 L N d d le Tpke. 906 Main St. d ) IN THE NEWS 267E,CDITER • XUMB-HSWt RUNCHESTER U S T HARTFORD d ) SE C R ETS O F ISIS • J o m w K o 12-8 289-9100 O MOVIE 'Battia Banaath the • T B M M . M r a •49-4172 Earth' 1988 Karwin Matthawa. VERNON PLAZA 646-6661 646-2550 • E R L -w a n t C W R iTD I VIvlana Vantura. OREATER HARTFORD CATV (Moxl to K - t I v t ) 0 0 0 SP A CE SENTIN ELS "ANCHESTER 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT SOI Parinr SIZM l • M m ehM lir, Conn. • 6464400 NATURES WAY K PEARL ST. ENFIELD 10-8 745-3 420 EAST HARTFORD futka- flaza, “N oral 7 Mrs « VEEK / - 10-8 P a g e 4 - W E E K E N D Daytime prefiftme Monday, March 27 W E E K E N D - Pafjp S MOMMNO ® 12 O 'C L O C K LIVE . BM F LINTSTO N E S O E L E CTR IC C O M P A NY E V E N M G Bookmobile schedule S :M a 0 TO D AY a O 0 T O S A Y TH E L E A ST ® M A RY TYL E R M (X )R E 0 . ODD C O UPLE 0 ® -TU R N A B O UT 11K)0 TO P C AT 0 0 0 C O UPLE I G H O ST A ND MRS. MUIR MORNMO PRAYER 0 0 820,000 P Y R A M C SHOW ______6 .-0 0- ^ 0 A B C N E W S ^ 8:5 7 ) f f l O 0 0 n e w s 7:3 0 CH RIST TH E LIVING W ORD I N E W S ' a-M 12:30 ® O 0 NEW S ® A S M A N B B I A V E S 0 NBC NEWS UPD ATE LO V E AMERICAN STYLE FLINTSTO N E S Mondsy W8dn88day 0 TO D A Y’S VyOMAN ® SEARCM F O R TO M O R R O W B R A D Y BUNCH 7:30 8:5 8 LIVING FAITH PTL CLU B-TAL K 8 10 a.m.—Carver Lane. 6KW AND 0 LIF E O F RILEY C O N C E NTR ATIO N D AILY NUMBER ® A B C NEWSBRIEF P p n e O A T JUN CTIO N 10:30 a.m.—Squire Village. VfARIETY d ) ® VARIOUS 0 O 0 G O N G SH O W B O Z O C A R OL B U R N ETT AND I ® DICK C A V ETT SHOW 11:30 a.m.—Bluefield Drive. ll:10a.m .-Bush Hill Road. HEC KLE AND JE C K LE ®= PROORAMMINO 0 0 RYA N'S HOPE C H HJ) D E V B .O P M E NT FRIENDS ® M.A.S.H. H O G A N'S HEROES 2:10 p.m.—West Street. 1:30 p.m,—Timrod Road. BM 0 PTL CLUB-TALK AND 12:55 H O G A N'S H E R O ES PRIC E IS RK3HT ® 0 TH E A B C M O ND AY NIGHT 11:30 2:50 p.m.—Seaman Circle. ® CAPTAIN K AN GAR O O S ‘ 2:10 p.m,—Tuck Road. VARIETY 0 NEW S 18 karat pure com fort. B O N A N Z A N E W LYW E D GAME MOVIE ‘LHtle Ladle a ol the Night' TH E C B S LATE MOVIE W O O DY W O O DP EC K E R The ultim(3te. 3:30 p.m,—Edison Road. 2:50 p.m—Wyneding Hill 0 N OT F O R WOMEN O NLY 0 12:87 Z O O M D IR E CTO R'S PLAYH OUSE 1977 David Soul, Lou Goa aatt. MOVIE (R O M A N CE) "A Man a TO D AY 8:10 0 NSC N E W S UPD ATE in gold quality. With ring 6:30 C A N D D CAMERA ® PTL CLU B-TA L K AND and a Wom an " 1966 4:10 p.m.—Fountain Village Road. 0 TV COMMUNTTY C O LLE G E • NEWS 1--00 I LO V E LU C Y M ACNEIL-LEHR ER R E P O RT VARIETY ® 0 POLICE STO R Y Apartments. 3:30 p.m —Carriage Drive. (C . FRI.) 6:3 0 M ATCH GAME rounded on t h e ______A B C NEWS H O U Y W O O O S Q U A R E S 0 0 0 NC AA B ASK ETB ALL 0 0 0 TH E TO NIGHT SHOW ARCHIES S 4:10 p.m.—Kane Road. NEW Z O O REVUE S I JO K E R 'S WILD JO K E R 'S WILD FINALS ® ® A B C CAPTIONED NEWS Tutsdsy 8:3 0 ® LITTLE RASCALS MOVIE 'Planet On Th e Prowl’ inside, the most LASSIE _ TA TTL E TA L E S ® M EETING O F MINDS e IRONSIDE Thuraday A R C H K S 10:20 a.m,—Bigelow Street. 0 VARIOUS PROORAMMINO (M O N.), 'Frankenatein Me e ta the 0 0 N B C NEWS ® M ACNEIL-LEHRER R E P O RT MOVIE ‘Th e Crowde d Sky' _ 12KK) 10:30 a.m.—Regional Oc- VARIOUS PROGRAMMING comfortable S;50 Sp a ce Monater’ (TU E .), 'Planata E A RTH, S E A AND S K Y 7:31 81960 Dana Andrewa, Rhonda W ORLD VISION R EPORT 11 a.m.—Walnut Street. S PARENT E F F E CTIV E N ESS 0 cupational Training Center. O PRAYER Agalnat Ua' (W E D ), T h e Brain ADAM 12 ® TH A T'S H O LLYW O O D Flaming. CONTINUES 11:40 a.m.—Goslee Drive. RI.) w edding ring 11:40 a.m.—Hackmatack 7:0 0 From Pla n e t Aro u a' (TH U R .), O V E R E A SY 8d)0 _ 9:3 0 12:40 1:30 p.m.—Oak Grove ® CB S NEWS I UNDERDOG World Without End’ (F R I.) Street. S you'll ever wear. 6:55 ® G O O D TIMES ® ON E D AY A T A TIME 0 USA F RELIGIOUS FILM Street. 0 BUOS BUNNY AND POPEYE OdX) 0 A U M Y C H K -D R E N 0 NEW S 0 C T O S S WITS 1.-00 1:30 p.m.—Delmont Street. MIKE D OUGLAS 2:10 p.m —McDivitt Drive. ® 0 G O OD MORNING M O V E 'N e ver S a y (Joodbye' 7K)0 9 ) ^ 9 LUCA N '<>=«> JO E F R A N K LIN SHOW BEWITCHED 8 2:10 p.m.—Jensen Street. AMERICA______(M O N.), 'Ora gonwyck' (TU E .), 'Cry Just try it on! C B S NEW S 0 W O RLD VISION R E P O RT f f i C B S: ON T 1 « AIR S0 0 TOM O R R O W 2:50 p.m —Carpenter Road. O PHH. DONAHUE SHOW 2:50 p.m —Marshall Road. ol the C H y' (W E D .). Mlater Cora y' B R ADY BUNCH 0 O 0 LITTL E HOUSE ON THE 0 NEWS _ 1:33 3:30 p.m —Grissom Road JO E FRANKLIN SHOW O m R .) , 'Battle Hymn' (F RI.) PRAIRIE 0 W O RLD VISION R EP O RT 3:30 p.m—Elizabeth Drive. C O N C E NTR A R O N 0 MOVIE (M USIC AL-C P M EDY) 4:10 p.m,—Clyde Road. SESAM E STR E ET ® F E S U y A L O F FAITH B O WLING F O R D OLLA RS LO O K IN' B ETTE R C O NTINUES " My Dre am la Youra " 1949 4:10 p.m —Avondale Road. MERV GRIFFIN ® ® ORIGINALS: TH E WRITER 0 ® VARIOUS F E S R V A L O F FAITH M AR CUS W ELBY, M.D. *- •«> Good news ROMPER ROOM PROORAMMINO JO U R N E YS T O TH E MIND f C O NSUM E R SURVIVAL KIT IN AMERICA ( 1 ) 0 NEWS LEAVE IT T O BEAVER 0 0 F O R RICHER, F O R NEW S 8:30 VARIOUS PROGRAMMING .P O O R ER t^ n /6 (o 10:3 0 for P E O PLE'a BUSIN ESS B A BY, I'M BA C K f f l M OM ENTS O F MEDITATION (EX C. FRI.) 6 9 G O N G SHOW ® A NYO N E F O R TE N NYSO N? ie y o m C R O SS wrrs MERV GRIFFIN _ 2:3 0 hearing aid 0:3 0 1:30 ® TU R N A B O UT O PRAYER Delightful for TH AT GIRL ® AS TH E W O RLD TUR NS // wearers. f SPIRIT O F INDEPENDENCE 0 0 0 D AYS O F OUR F LINTSTO N ES LIVES Tueaday, March 28 ® O F F THE AIR (E X C. FRI.) (0 GREEN A C R ES (E X C. any season . . 0:5 0 THUR.) E V E N IN G 0 C R O SS WITS O NEWS MERV GRIFFIN 0 P ETTIC O AT JUNCTION 1:58 0 ODD C OUPLE 0:5 5 6K)0 0 LAV ERN E AND SHIRLEY ® ® DICK C A V ETT SHOW ® A B C NEWS8RIEF Easy Payments 0 . A B C NEWS S BKX) 0 HERITAGE CO RNER (EX C. i ® I ® O 0 NEWS 11:30 Ready made curtains are a bless B R ADY BUNCH ® DIMENSIONS IN CULTUR E f f l ALL IN TH E FAMILY THE C B S LATE MOVIE FRI.) ® 0 ONE LIF E T O LIVE 7:30 ing for the budget. Charm ing and 10KX) i ' C O N C E NTR ATIO N ® 0 TH R E E'S COM P A NY MOVIE (R OM ANCE-D R AM A) 0 B E V ERLY HILLBILLIES (E X C. ® B O Z O ® DAILY NUMBER ® PTL CLU B-TA L K AND 8 colourful. Colonial and white, or CORSAIR AND COM PANY THUR.) " Hold B ac k Th a Da wn " 1941 ® IN OUR O W N IMAGE 0 CA R OL BUR N ETT AND VARIETY f f l 0 TU E SD AY MOVIE O F THE f rin ^ and trimmed .. , all kinds I LO VE LU CY ® O P EN D O O R (F RI.) 0 H O G A N'S H ERO ES FRIENDS ® ® RUD OLF SERKIN: MASTER W EE K 'Qulller: Night ol tha Father' RYA N'S HOPE 2:3 0 c J U id U of ihin^s can be done with the 0 B ONA NZA ® 0 G O N G SHOW MUSICIAN 1975 Moray Wataon, Michael Activair'"* ROMPER ROOM ® QUIDINO LIGHT variety of our curtains to mix Jewelers & Silversmiths Sirtce 1900 ® ZCX3M 0 N EW LYW ED GAME 9:3 0 ^ a t o n . 0 SAN FO RD AND SON A B B O TT AND C O STE LL O 0 6:30 0 SHA NA NA ® 0 SO AP MOVIE -(DR AM A) "Ma n on a with any (k^or. iasts twice K ITTY TO D AY 0 0 0 D IX T O R S 958 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 0 0 I LO V E LU C Y ® M ACNEIL-LEHRER R E P O RT String " 1971 IN-SCHO OL PROGRAMMING 0 BUGS BUNNY (E X C. THUR.) ^ ®=®8 ® A B C NEWS 0 $tOO.(XX) NAME TH AT ® 0 A B C NEWSBRIEF 0 0 0 TH E B E ST O F TO M LARSO N SHOW W VARIOUS PROGRAMMING Shown IS “ Country Belle,“ as iong as Bristol • H artford • W e stf arms Mall • N e w Britain 0 JO K E R 'S WILD TUN E 10 K» CA RSON MORNIN GTOWN 2:5 7 small colorful print on white ® J E S S I E ® H O C K EY f f l CBS: ON T I C AIR ® ABC CA PTIONED NEWS 0 N B C NEW S UPDATE 0 0 0 N B C NEWS ® M ACNEIL-LEHRER R EP O RT 0 NEWS IRONSIDE Where curtains are suitable for a the battery 0 W EATHER VIEW 3:0 0 0 ® E A RTH. SE A AND S K Y 7:31 ® 0 HAVING BABIES ® A B C CA PTIONED NEWS bedroom, matching? bed.spreads 10:30 0 P O P EYE AND FRIENDS ® ALL STA R A NYTHING G O ES ANDY GRIF FITH SHOW e ADAM 12 O GARNER TE D A RMSTRONG IriX) are available you’re using. 0 ® 0 GENER AL HOSPITAL 8:00 0 0 0 NBC R E P O RTS ® EDGE O F NIGHT ® O V E R E ASY 0 JO E F R A N K LIN SHOW 0 IRONSIDE ® SAM ® ® S P O L ETO USA: A F E S 0 O 0 H OLLYW O O D 6:5 5 0 0 0 TOM O R R O W ® PTL CLU B-TA L K AND C R O SS WITS TIV AL DISCO V E RS AMERICA Investigate the ust* of ready made SQUAR ES 0 NEWS 1:07 V ARIETY 0 HAPPY D AYS 10:15 0 C R O SS WITS 7:0 0 0 USA F RELIGIOUS FILM curtains in your home Y ou can 0 0 ANOTHER W ORLD SO MOVIE -(R O M A N C E) " A Place 0 BRUINS W RAP-UP 10:57 ® C B S NEWS redecorate with greater frequen VARIOUS PROGRAMMING F or Lovera " 1969 10:3 0 2:00 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE B R ADY BUNCH § HEC KLE AND JE C K LE (E X C. 0 0 0 TH E BIG E V E NT ‘Th e O NEWARK AND R EALITY ( 1 ) 0 NEWS cy. be elegant inexpensively 11:00 C O N C E NTR ATIO N THUR.) Cops And Robin’ Ernest Borgnine. 0 M ARCUS W ELBY. M.D. 0 MOVIE (D R A M A) " D e e p ® TA TTLETA L E S S B OWLING F O R DOLLA RS ® LILIAS Y O G A AND YOU John Amos. II K X ) V alle y" 1947 0 O m S T AND MRS. MUIR 3:3 0 F E STIV A L O F FAITH ® ® NATIONAL f f l f f l 0 0 0 NEWS 2:05 ® 0 HAPPY D AYS S0 SOUNDING BOARD ® TH E NEW MIC K EY M OUSE GEOGRAPHIC LO V E AMERICAN STYL E f f l M OM ENT O F MEDITATION O STR AIGHT TALK 0 NEW S 0 CLUB 8*30 O H O LLYW O O D C O N N ECTIO N 2:3 0 0 0 0 WHEEL O F 0 MIC KEY M OUSE CLUB ® O V E R E ASY ® SHIELDS AND YARN ELL ® LIVING FAITH O PRAYER New Activair F O RTUN E ® O V E R E ASY hearing aid batteries ® ELECTRIC COM P A NY (EX C. 0 NEW MIC K EY M OUSE CLUB W ED.) operate on a new prin­ (E X C. THUR.) 6 9 MOVIE 'Cove r Girl' (M ON.). ® VILLA ALEGR E ciple. The air around us 'Tonight end Every Night' (TU E .), 3:5 7 Wedneaday, March 29 activates the battery and 'Harriet Cra ig’ (W E D .), 'You Were 0 N B C NEW S UPD ATE Never Lovellef’ (THUR .), 'Dog ol E V E N IN G O N 8 E O U E N C E S 10K)0 starts it producing f f l CBS: O N TH E AIR Flandera’ (F RI.) ® DINAH BM) N EWLYW ED GAME electric current. 0 WILD KINGDOM NEWS 11:25 F LINTSTO N E S I® 0 0 NEWS 0 0 STA R S K Y AND HUTCH But the air doesn't get 0 NEW JE R S EY R EPORT ® STA R TR E K I B R ADY BUNCH BIG M O N EY ffl 0 M ACNEIL-LEHRER R E P O RT 0 M E ET TH E M AYO RS into the battery until you _ 11:30 0 MOVIE 'Soldi er Blue' (M O N.), I C O N C E NTR ATIO N ® LO V E O F LIF E JO K E R 'S WILD 0 0 0 CRISIS AT SUN peel it oil the protective 'Count Yorga, Vampira' (TU E .), I B O Z O 0 MIDDAY LIVE I CHH.D D E V ELO P M E NT IN SE AR CH O F V ALLEY seal in the battery pack. 'Return ol Count Yorg a' (W ED.). 10:30 ® 0 F AMILY FEUD 'B and ol the Rhrar' (THUR .). 'Battle Your C ar La id Up? I H O G A N'S H E R O ES ® M ACNEIL-LEHRER R E P O RT LATIN NEW YOR K That's when it starts 0 0 0 K N O C K O UT Ih m n' (F RI.) I B ONA NZA 7:31 0 f f l WHEN H A V O C STRUC K 11K)0 working. So it starts ® IN-SCH O OL PROGRAMMING 0 F O R RICHER. FOR I Z O O M Need Transportation? NEWS 11:55 POORER 6:3 0 8K)0 ) ® 0 0 0 Iresh, and lasts longer. LO V E AMERICAN STYL E ® C B S NEWS 0 B R ADY B U N O I I LO V E LU C Y ® A SP ECIAL EVENING WITH Sales & Service Twice as long as the CA R OL BUR N ETT H OLLYW O O D C O N N ECTIO N 11:57 ® ® SESAM E STR E ET A B C NEW S LIVING FAITH conventional batteries 0 NBC NEWS UPDATE 0 MOVIE 'A Pa tch ol Blue’ JO K E R 'S WILD 0 r a O S S WITS ® 0 EIG HT IS ENOUGH P ETTIC O AT JUN CTIO N (NRECTORY you're using now Buy (M O N .). 'A Thou a a nd Clown a’ RENT A PINTO FROM USI L A S S E A FTE R N O O N MOVIE (SUS P E N S E) “High I ® DICK C A V ETT SHOW (T U E .), Phila d e lphia Story' O 0 N B C NEWS 0 Activair next time you H O G A N'S H ERO ES 1200 (W E D .),‘Johnny Belinda' (THUR .), EARTH, S E A AND S KY Crim e " 1973 CONSUMER SALES - need batteries. 0 0 0 TH E LIFE AND TIMES 11:30 ® l NEWS 'An American In Parla' (F R I.) ADAM 12 Manchester Parkade SHOP Fw Only *9 Dm. 10< N k , or *$$ Weekly* O F GRIZ ZLY ADAMS f f l TH E C B S L ATE MOVIE SUPER H E R O ES (E X C. O V E R E ASY 0 S NO VA US LAST. Name brand THUR.) 6:5 5 Wh Ui Maid - (FM 2N an Fiwll M ARCUS W ELBY. M.D appliances, televisions. 0 I LO V E LU CY NEW S 0 0 MOVIE (R O M A N C E) "Long ® F O R SYTE SAGA Lowest prices in town 4:1 5 *To QlwHftod RMitWB 7M) A g a Tomorrow " 1971 8:30 guaranteed. Service after the RED SO X WRAP-UP C B S NEW S ( 1 ) 0 P OLIC E STO R Y, M YSTE R Y MarlboroDgli Coantry Baro Ni 9.tt ifwM HAS THS 0 MERV GRIFFIN sale. (THUR .) B R A DY BUNCH 0 O F TH E WEEK LAROCST COLLCCIIOIM OF 8l87 4:3 0 C O IK E N TR A TIO N 0 MOVIE ‘Traina d to Kill’ 1975 Toul Home Furnishings 0 NBC NEWS UPD ATE BARLOW’S TV • Zenith Sales AMERICAN 0 W O O DY W O O D P EC K E R B O W LM G F O R D OLLA RS Rich ard X. Slattery, Steve Decorator service on the premises • Service on Standard Brands. INDIAN 0 PTL CLUB F E STIV A L O F FAITH BM) S a n ^ - D E IE CTO R'S PLAYH OUSE ® 0 CH A RLIE'S A N G ELS TH E TO NIGHT SHOW BOS H a r t f o r d R o a d , 0 G E T SM ART F O RD O 0 0 no r t h main t r RTf r exit wor ij JEWELRY N E W S ® PTL C LU B-TA L K AND ® ® A B C CAPTIO N ED NEWS Manchester Telephone 643- , IVIANCH ESTEn 0 MUNSTERS MARLBOROUGH. CONN. r u MAIN tT. PHONE 543-11«1 0 LITTLE R ASC ALS LEASING O V E R E ASY 0 IRONSIDE 3095. - TUCf SAT tOSJO.FRI tOf.tUN ISJO MANCHE8T1R CMMCK o u n 5KX) C R O S S WITS CRISIS A T SUN ^ 1d)0 Q U A u ^ & L O W p n c e s l TO M O R R O W SPIDERMAN DILLON CORPORATION 0 0 0 C O U P LE 0 O 0 twentieth century OLOE MISTICK VILLIAOE OFF RTE. 95 1*1 MAIN 8T. PHONE 833-1300 MANCHE8TEILC0NN. S M Y TH R E E S O N S A B C NEWS ® G R E AT 1:30 Televlwn, Inc. 176 Burnside MYSTIC SCAFORT EXIT, MYSTIC, CONN the LION'S DENI A 8 M A N B B 1 A V E S PER FO R M A NCES MOVIE -(D R AM A) "The Hard MON SAT to 5;M, FRI 10 9. SUN I 5 lAJWUe ml UNUSUM. OPTS V ARIOUS PROGRAMMING 0 Avenur East Hartford. 528- 319 Main Sip ManGliaotor 7M 0 M O V IE-(D R A M A ) “Houa e on W a y " 1943 E M E R G EN CY ONE 643-2145 1554. Sbles and Service, Zenith 767 MAIM aTHfcfcT O A L Y NUMBER Te le graph HW " 1952 0 JO E FRANKLIN SHOW MAIMCH. 606-37?^? ® MISTER R OGERS and ( ^ s a r . 14 MAIN STR E ET NANNY AND THE W H EN H A V O C STRUC K 9:8 8 2K)0 OLD SAYSROOKy CONN. P R O F ESSO R TR UTH OR ® 0 A B C N E W S S R IE F f f l NEWS MON. SAT. IO-5rM, F R I. I M 4 SUN. 1S; M Pane 6 - W KKKKMJ !m i'rn"p"i"iv'f rrri'i ryi tw w m r rff? WEEKEND - Page 7 ■ippi I I I Thursday, March 30 Collectors’ Corner TEL^ISION evENma COUPU ooo 8:57 a PETTICOAT JUNCmON ABC NEWS NBC NEWS UPDATE By RUSS M ackENDRICK MO STEREO 0:00 a IB) DICK CAVETT SHOW 1928 they went to the size they have ^ OD (22 l a NEWS SK)0 ^ 11:30 zm s • NTTMS • n iillS o 419 MMN 8T. MANCHE8TER fhone 649-722I H BRADY BUNCH f DIMENSIONS IN CULTURE HAWAII FIVE-0 A useful book to have in your now. First of all, forget the Ban- ® THE CBS LATE MOVIE No nurttM" what tti« Mwing (D CONCENTRATION ^ 7:30 a BARNEY MKLER pocket on a numismatic safari would ^ DAILY NUMBER 0 MOVIE (ROMANCE) notes; they made millions of them. ONE (1) DAY SERVICE (3) BOZO PTL CLUB-TALK AND "Qoodbya Again'' 1961 "•••I “ you can dupand upon us be the fourth edition of the Wilhite IN OUR OWN IMAGE • CAROL BURNETT AND VARIETY to h yo IL~; „ Instead watch for a 1928-B two-dollar CD a STARSKY AND HUTCH, and Mishler “Standard Guide to U.S. HOGAN'S HEROES reiENDS a 0 a BLACK SHEEP TOMA OML N ffH i HMCtiH SI RN^l! United States Note signed by Woods- 8a BONANZA MUPPETS SHOW SQUADRON Coin and Paper Money Valuations.” fm m m NEWLYWED GAME 0 MOVIE (DRAMA) "LHaboat " toe have Mills, ABP $40, retail in VF, $150. Or Vb ZOOM (CAPTIONED) a ® ADVOCATES 1944 It is a paperback, priced at $1.50, 6:30 POP GOES THE COUNTRY *30 every si a on^ollar silver certificate, 1928- OHML Color TVs HOLLYWOOD SQUARES a a a THE tonight SHOW that gives a survey of our coins and I LOVE LUCY ® a A.E.8. HUDSON STREET a ABC CAPTIONED NEWS E, signed by Julian-Mo'rgenthau, ABC NEWS MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT or, *» 8 r« th e nvradt ^ ^ h banknotes with values given for *90 Ud THE PERSUADERS 0 IRONSIDE ABP $120. JOKER'S WILD ® a ABC NEWSBRIEF IB) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS <)ow'(t(iKn_giaiKA(ltep U t n m g l > various degrees of wear, sometimes lassie HOCKEY 10K)0 The book shows several more good BOBBY VINTON SHOW CBS: ON THE AIR „ „ 1K)0 up to six. Then each item is followed & a NBC NEWS aaa tomorrow ones among the smallsized bills. It EARTH, SEA AND SKY MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT NEWS _ 1:30 by a deflating figure called the also gives prices for the Hawaii, ADAM 12 or, 7:31 a BARETTA 0 JOE FRANKUN SHOW • OVER EASY OD LOTTERY SHOW NINE ON NEW JERSEY Average Buying Price (ABP). This is North Africa, and the Experimental »’00 6:50 a a POLICE WOMAN a USAF RELIGIOUS FILM meant to be show what a dealer issues of 1944. a NEWS ® THE WALTONS 247-2424 ■ CROSS WITS 2K)0 would pay for the item as found in the dr iveways 7:00 MASTERPIECE THEATRE ® NEWS CBS NEWS ® a WELCOME BACK. __ 10:15 ordinary circulated condition. I^TTER BRADY BUNCH 0 BRUINS WRAP-UP 2K)4 For instance, the I9th century PRE-SEASON CONCENTRATION 0 MOVIE (DRAMA) "Etcape To 10:30 Pink pills for palo poopit Tht Sun" 1072 S a MOVIE (DRAMA) "DaugMara issues are expected to be just “good” BOWLING FOR DOLLARS A LIFE IN TWO WORLDS Couragaoua" 1939 ’This is the actual inscription on a FESTIVAL OF FAITH O a CHiPa MARCUS WELBY, M.D. ENERGY while the pieces after WWI should be SPECIALS OUTDOORS WITH KEN ONCE UPON A CLASSIC rr, 3:®® fine to very fine. stamp put out by the government in f NOVA 11K)0 ® MOMENT OF MEDITA'TION the late 1890s. The stamp is the ALLOWAY SYSTEMSInc. L» It is surprising how low this ABP 2 NEWS ®®aaa news 2:30 ^ 8:30 0 LOVE AMERICAN STYLE Private Die Proprietary, Scott No. $ OVER EASY 0 MERV GRFFIN NEWS can get. A 1020 Standing Liberty 0 CROSS WITS 0 HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION 2:45 306. It was issued for the Dr. “Wlwn Quality ® a FISH S LIVING FAITH quarter is listed to retail at $7.50 fine, a FOURTH ESTATE PRAYER Itoclivllle. Coim. and $12.50 very fine and the ABP is Williams Medicine Company in a 1 Vi and Intaarlty COMPinE ENERGY (WNSERVATION l» . only $2. cent denomination, and is, naturally, »PJnr They do a little better for the 1950D colored pink. Friday, March 31 IN S U LA TIO N SIDINGS Jeff nickel, F-VF averages $8 with a There is a good story on Match and Ovar 33 Yaan EVENING 1974 Patar Fonda, Suaan • Fiberglass a CROSS WITS • MOVIE (DRAMA) ‘Last Sum- • Alcan Aluminum buying price of $5. Medicine Stamps in the “Stamp Exparlanca 5:00 O ODD COUPLE Gaorga. mar" 1969 • Cellulose • GAF Vinyl Collector” for Feb. 25. Hang onto this ®aa NEWS a ABC NEWS ® PTL CLUB-TALK AND Proof set figures are still closer larger references such as Friedberg (E) BOOK BEAT CD MOVIE ‘A Matter of Resis- • Foam • Aluma number as it is crammed with infor- BRADY BUNCH VARIETY tance' 1962 Catherine Deneuve, together: The 1964 Kennedy set is or Hessler in the area of paper Bank Financing CONCENTRATION 7:30 aaa RICHIEBROCKELMAN. Phillippe Noiret. • Batts & Blankets • Chateau Vinyl mation on all types of fringe or ® DAILY NUMBER $5.25 retail with an ABP of $4.05. money. There is nothing about frac- No Monay BOZO PRIVATE EYE 0 MOVIE (SCIENCE FICTION) • Board Stock “Cinderella” issues. AUCTION 0 CAROL BURNETT AND 0 MOVIE (MUSICAL-COMEDY) "The Invialble Man" 1933 The upshot is that there is no tional currency or encased postage Down HOGAN'S HEROES FRIENDS "Bya, Bya BIrdIa" 1963 WINDOWS & DOORS percentage ratio you can go by — we ® FAMILY FEUD g a a THE TONIGHT SHOW stamps. But it does give a good BONANZA ® 57 REPORTS. MOVIE (MYSTERY) "Sher- need the book for each particular IB ) ZOOM O NEWLYWED GAME MASSACHUSETTS • Thermo-Pane • Shutter coverage of what might be likely to lock Holmaa Facaa Death" 1943 case, 6:30 a PORTER WAGONER SHOW 9:30 BARETTA • Replacement • Awnings turn up in ordinary circumstances. Ooubis-strsngth phllsttiy I LOVE LUCY a $100,000 NAME THAT ® MAKEM and CLANCY ® ABC CAPTIONED NEWS • Picture This little volume would do for a There are the Demand Notes of On ’Tuesday evening, March 28, at ABC NEWS TUNE ’0:00 • Patio Covers 1 2 K ) 0 beginners’ textbook on collecting. 1861, the Legal Tender Notes of 1862 Mott’s Community Hall, our MPS JOKER'S WILD ® HOLLYWOOD SQUARES f f l CBS: ON THE AIR ® SOUNDSTAGE • Door Canopies LASSIE m JOKER'S WILD 0 NEWS 12(30 Each type of numismatica is and later, and Silver Certificates (An will be host to the Pioneer Valley a MUPPETS SHOW a a NBC NEWS aaa quincy a PROTECTORS preceded by discussion. The ABP is away off here. I’d like to see Stamp Club of East Longmeadow, ADAM 12 ® MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT ® AUCTION CONTINUES All Work _ 1d)0 “Arrows-at-Date” of the minor Mass. They will supply the program OVER EASY ^ 7:31 ® SOCCER MADE IN O JOE FRANKLIN SHOW anybody get a $5 Educational Note and Malorlals ® MATCH GAME 872-8888 875-7134 871-1429 6:55 GERMANY aaa thb midnig ht silvers in 1853 is explained as being away from me for $85 — if 1 had and we will supply the refreshments. Quarantaod 8:00 a NEWS _ 10:45 SPECIAL used to alert people to the reduced - one!). Then there are-Treasury Stamp-oriented visitors are 7:00 ® THE NEW ADVENTURES OF O WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE 1:10 (}) CBS NEWS WONDER WOMAN rr, „ 11:00 a USAF RELIGIOUS FILM weight of the coins - a hint that Notes, National Bank Notes, Federal welcome. Also at this time the auc- BRADY BUNCH 0 CROSS WITS ® ® a a a news there would be no sense in hoarding Reserve issues and so on. tion material for the MANPEX CONCENTRATION ® a DONNY AND MARIE O LOVE AMERICAN STYLE a. 0 MOVIE (DRAMA) "Mr. Ace " them. These foregoing are all large bills should be brought in, mounted the BOWLING FOR DOLLARS O NEW YORK REPORT ® LIVING FAITH 1946 FESTIVAL OF FAITH aaa quark a PETTICOAT JUNCTION 2:00 The book would not replace the (7 3/8 by 3 1/8 inches); starting in new way, and ready to go. JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE ® AUCTION CONTINUES 0 HOGAN'S HEROES Q NEWS NEWS 69 MARCUS WELBY, M.D. ® DICK CAVETT SHOW 2:30 ® WASHINGTON WEEK IN 11:15 CD NEWS “H the IR S CUSTOM REVIEW O HOLLYWOOD CONNECTION O PRAYER 8:30 rr, 11:30 CB Convac Q MERV GRIFFIN 2’35 ® MOVIE -(MYSTERY) "Tony ® MOMENT OF MEDITATION O BASKETBALL Rome* 1967 Hanry W. Block calls you in, aaa cpo shar key Probably about 100,(KX) radio fans out of 10 questions on theory. ’The test ® WALL STREET WEEK restricted for lower class operators. 8:57 will be attending the 3,000 classes is adm inistered in your home It gives you more elbow room. And it L .«r v W N C IL C U M we’D go with you. that will be conducted across the WE N L II f IM H M n C O V t R S P L A N T N M a NBC news update (probably) by a General Class prepares you for the Extra Class LA/HSHI a « C H « . P L A iS c 6 v « ^ ^ kV v> o 8:58 ITN M * , M 0 N 0 0 6 4 A M G 0 M I COME SEE OUR FINE SELECTION country this year for amateur radio licensee, who is a volunteer. license, which has with it some little P * n «O P i A L IlN O , AT A G A k O A iA a LI P M C E S ® a ABC NEWSBRIEF enthusiasts. ’The Technician licensee requires a goodies like exclusive sub-bands, two r r , 8:80 OF CARDS & PRINTS No e^ra char^.” NEED _UOIM*SDEIM____ 'LAWOL^ A LJPAJUUAL O W T a ' ® THE INCREDIBLE HULK A majority of these students will bit more understanding of the prin- letter call signs, and the recognition ® a THE ABC FRIDAY NIGHT 7B7 MAIN STREET be operators who got hooked as a ciples of radio, as well as operating that you have obtained the highest V MANCHESTER MOVIE 'Dirty Mary Crazy Larry' When we prepare your return, we stand result of their CB experiences and procedures and regulations, than the amateur license available. YOU behind our work. So if the IRS should (all want to extend their knowledge as Novice. ’This test must be passed at a A lot of equipment isn’t necessary well as their ability to communicate. / 1 \ V. you in, H&R BlocJc will go along with you regional FCC office. But it isn’t dif- for amateur operation. A 12-channel FOR OUR HEALTH at no (diarge. Not as your le ^ representa- Why amateur radio licensees are ficult, and this license class is the UHF-VHF receiver and transmitter CARE TEAM! B & J tive, but to answer any questions about how called HAMs, I don’t know, but that most popular. should cost you about $150-$200. It's a I i' your taxes were prepared. That’s ReasMi is the monicker they are aiming at. It’s the General Class license that static-free, interference-free per- /Nurses • Aides •Companions Recently we explored some of the is called “the big one” because it No. 5 why H&R Block should do your taxes. sonal radio that opens up whole new Ghoose Your aspects of ham operations, pointing allows skip privileges and opens up worlds to CBers, particularly those AUTO REPAIR out that the ARRL (Amateur Radio the whole world to conversation at who like to linger at their base • LOCATION Relay League) expects 150,000 con- any time of the day or night. This test stations and feel restricted now with • SHIFT 8 VURS IN 8USMSS • ALL WORK GUARANTELD H&R BLOCK verts in 1978 as a result of the intense Rovers theory, principles, operating their limited range of communica- COMPLETE EXPERT • DAYS ______THE INCOME TAX PEOPLF interest in citizens band. The five procedures, as well as the practical tion. • COLLISION EXPERTS classes of licenses for amateurs are use of about 25 formulas. You’ll have If you want more information so Part Time or Full Time • PICKUP & DELIVERY 356 Rear West Middle Tpkew646-5440 Novice, Technician, General, Ad- to work for this one and memorize a you can pursue the ultimate in per- No Fee • Weekly Pay • Bonus • INSURANCE WORK vanced and Extra. considerable amount of information. EAST KUTFOliD sonal radio — in other words, if Call Now 643-9515 • FACTORY PAINTS USED OASTOIMirr For serious CBers who want to But it’s worth it. you’re hooked on getting out further 1181 MAM ST. cover the world, ham operation is a ’The Advanced G ass affords all the AID MB ASSISTANCE OF Courtesy Cars — Free Estimates 2389 MAM ST. than your CB permit will legally per- TEL 528-7783 logical step. The Novice license is a NORTIEilSTEiM "Pnrticul,ir Work For Particular People" TIL 8334)610 privileges of the earlier licenses but mit — contact Charlie Harris, simple test: learning the Inter- it requires slightly more complex COMLMC OPEN DAILY 8-5 PM. SAT. 9-12 OW » 0 * 0 Nm U qi-M K S it I Ska N ew in ^n , Conn., at the Amateur national Morse Code (CU), being technical knowledge and operating 357 E. Ctnlar 81., Manehattar, Cann. 367 Oakland St„ Manchester 474 MAIN ST, TEL. 649-6939 %pd*Mb*nUli Radio Relay League, and he’ll send able to send and receive five words techniques. This license does open up B, 83 Economy Ele clr,cl MANCHESTER par king in you ail the information you could per minute and answering correctly 8 some additional frequencies tlut are TEL. 6 4 3 -7 6 0 4 ART & FRAMING the rear ISearsI ManchesterPariiadeMKntfu possibly want to get it underway. ■sca^rarSSco TE. M3-15S1 OT 225 STHW i PaKe 8 - WEEKEND the works of sculptor Paul Rutkovsky now through Friday. (525-5521) Forum of the arts • Assemblage paintings by Tom Hebert andtpaintings by Kew^organ B a nd Shell benefit Tneht "of the Shakespeare Student Auditorium in a program featuring are on view now through Friday ai* Audience Season to ran May.9 to 2^ Mary Collier, soprano, Howard the Stairwell Gallery, Manchester A townwide Variety Talent Show The 1978 student audience season Sprout, artist-in-resldence, and Community College, 147 Hartford will be presented Wednesday at 7:45 production is “ Much Ado About Karla Torkildsen, pianist, lickets Road. Gallery hours, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium at Nothing," co-presented by Strat- will be sold at the door. p.m. weekdays, and 9 a.m. to noon Manchester High School for the ford's American Shakespeare On April 2 at 3 p.m., the un- Saturdays. benefit of the Manchester Bicenten- Theatre and Chicago’s Got^man dergraduate Music Minus Five Brass • For information on current nial Band Shell. Theatre. Quintet will present a free concert in exhibitions and events at Wadsworth Music, dancing and comedy will Performances are Monday through Von der Mehden Recital Hall with Atheneum in Hartford, call 247-9111. highlight the program of local talent. Friday at 1 p.m. For information, selections by Ives, Brahms, Arnold, Master of ceremonies will be write the theater at 1850 Elm St., and other composers. Film s Mickey Fendell. popular pianist, who Stratford, Conn., 06497, or call 375- At 8:15 p.m. on April 2, Edwin • “Women in Love,” the lush film will also play for preshow music 5000. Barker will give a free concert in which scandalized Europe in the ear- with James ^ sco . saxophone, and • The Hartford Stage Company, 50 Von der Mehden on the string bass, ly 1900s, will be shown in Auerbach Michael Marquis, drums. Bosco and Church St., Hartford, opens tonight assisted by Torkildsen on the piano. Auditorium, University of Hartford, Marquis are both teachers at filing with Philip Barry’s “Holiday,” a (486-2260) 200 Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford, Junior High School. high-society comedy which will con- • Kurt Klippstatter will conduct Friday at 7 and 9 p.m. The presenta- Another Illing staff member, tinue through May 7. Heading the Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” April 6 to 9 tion is free. Ralph Maccarone, music teacher, cast are Linda Atkinson and John for Hartt Opera Theater’s second • The second annual Connecticut will sing "The Impossible Dream." Getz. (527-5151). major production of the 1977-78 Film Festival, now open to film- Maccarone is also coordinator of the • Old Place at 65 Kinsley St., Hart- season. ’The performances will begin makers throughout New England, Band Shell. ford, is staging Israel Horovitz’s at 8 p.m. in Millard Auditorium at will be held Nov. 17 and 18 at the Lin- Proceeds from the variety show “Mackerel,” tonight and Thursday, the University of Hartford, 200 coln Theatre, University of Hartford. will help provide free events at the March 30 through April 1. (246-6801). Bloomfield Ave., West Hartford. Band Shell. • ’Three comedies performed by a For information, contact David Tickets are available by calling White, Connecticut Film Festival, pi^ofessional resident company will D a nc e eve nts Jean Forschino at 647-9302 or Cheryl highlight the second Summerstage Museum of Connecticut History, 231 Pitts at 6449985. Tickets will also be season at Trinity College in Hartford ’The ’Theater Dance Collection, a Capitol Ave., Hartford, Conn. 06105. sold at the door. befginning June 21 and continuing young dance company, will perform through Aug. 12. The schedule Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at Jorgensen At the Bushnell features "Scapino!,” “A Shot in the Auditorium at University of Connec- ticut in Storrs. The performance The Lions Club Variety Show Dark." and "The importance of replaces a previously announced 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING featuring the Ray Eberly Orchestra Being Ernest.” (525-1471) appearance for the same date of and comic Sal Richards will be • The Long Wharf Theatre in New Haven opens Tuesday on Stage II Ronn Forella’s Second Century presented Wednesday at thq Bushnell Dancers. (486-4226) Memorial Hall in Hartford. For in- with "Starting Here, Starting Now” m o r i ^ t y ^ o t h e r s / formation. call Marshall Elman at by Richard Maltby Jr. and David 257-9201. (Shire. The musical revue about being A rt eve nts March 31 and April 1 at 8 p.m., the in love plays through April 9. • The works of Adele Broitman and 315 CENTiR ST.. MANCHESTER,CONN.*Phone643-5135 Pittsburgh Ballet dances "Swan On the Mainstage, Eugene Hans Lohse will be on view at Foot FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY Lake " O’Neill's "Sea Plays” is in produc- Prints, 466 Main St., April T to 26, April 2 at 7 p.m.. Jazz saxophonis\ tion now through April 9. (787-4282) with audio-visual shows April 7 and CONTROLLEDLED AUTO BODYBOD REPAIRS Grover Washington appears in con- • Tonight at 8:15 is the final perfor- 21 at 8 p.m. The opening celebration on all makos. cert preceded by Dee Dee mance of the Tri-Town Players' will be April 1 from 7 to 10 p.m. with Bridgewater. 1246-6807) "Bus Stop" at the Vernon Center live music by Tigger Benford, Robert LOAN and RENTAL CARS JVliddle School. Tickets at the door. Chappell and Ben Carriel. Bro a dw ay and opera • th e University of Connecticut in Available by Appointment... I Siprrs presents "taste of Honey" by • T he Women's Center at The Connecticut Opera Association Shelagh Delaney Thursday. March 30 Manchester Community College will will present a program of Broadway through April 8 at 8:l5 p.m. in present the third in its series of tunes and operatic arias and duets. Harriet S. Jorgensen,Theater. (429- monthly art shows Monday at 7:30 STAN OZiMEK, Manager April 8 at 8 p.m at the First 2912), p.m. Sketches, oil and watercolor Congregational Church. Vernon paintings will be shown by Ms, Patti 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Center (Route .30). Pomerleau of East Hartford, a Most of the lyrics will be sung in Dinn er the a ter fourth semester, fine arts major at English The program is being spon- "The Sound of Music” is playing MCC. She painted a desert mural -sored by the Christian Singles nightly at the Coachiight Dinner scene on the outside wall of the Fellowship. The program will be Theater in Windsor now through Magic Carpet Restaurant in East r GOOD c e n d tfie n i^ w open to the public, .\ good-will Ik snd chatr, sl&Tiai< April 2. (522-1266 or 623-8227) Hartford. Tiie public is invited to at- offering will be taken during the tend the opening night reception. evening Music al eve nts Refreshments will be served. Admis- Guest artists will be Diana Reed, sion is free. For information, call •soprano. Howard Sprout, baritone, • The Connecticut Traditional Jazz 646-4900, extension 232 or 286. and Doris Kosloff, accompanist. Club Inc. will feature Lou Stein and • Exhibitions are displayed now $q it whan Th e a t e r events Friends Saturday, April 15, at 8:30 through March 31 at the University of ^ p.m, at the Holiday Inn, Darien. The Hartford, 200 Bloomfield Ave., West • The Wednesday Noon Repertory concert is open to the public. Hartford. In the Joseloff Gallery is Theater, the lunch-with- • Three University of Connecticut Faculty Show II, and in the Student !••• entertainment series sponsored by (Storrs) music department student Gallery is a sculpture department Center Church, 60 Gold St., Hartford, ensembles and a visiting guest artist show. For information, call 243-4393. will present chamber music for will perform at the university. • The Storefront Gallery of the d violin and harpsichord performed by I Monday at 8:15 p.m., UConn’sJazz Nassiff Camera Shoppe, 639 Main St., Franco Sciannameo, violin, and Nan- Ensemble will be joined by guest stu- is featuring a photographic exhibi- cy Curran, harpsichord, Wednesday dent in Von der Mehden recital hall. tion of trains by Wendell 0. Chantry, at noon. Call the church at 249-5631 to The group will perform music by photographer. Chantry is the officiai flmifiMlU reserve lunch, or bring your own and Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, photographer for the Steamtown come for coffee and performance. Johnny Mercer and Richard Rogers. Foundation of Bellows Falls, Vt. The • The American Shakespeare The concert is free. exhibition is open during store hours Theatre at the Connecticut Center Friday at 8:15 p.m., the University now through Aprii 7. for the Performing Arts in Stratford, Symphony directed by Jerome • Real Art Ways, (RAW), 197 has announced the formal reinstate- Laszloffy returns to Jorgensen Asylum St.. Hartford, is featuring